Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
ron the Jefferson city Inquirer Extra, July Is
Lac from Oregon

Lac from Oregon.
We have conversed with Mr. Palmer formerly
OF Indiana, and Mr. Smith, formerly Of Ohio uho
passed our city the steamer Balloon on ycster-
day cFcning. on their route from Oregon Civ.
which place they left the 9th of March last
The, travelled through without much difficulty
Tho Indians on t1oir way were friendly and made
no hostile demonstrations against their party, which
consisted OF eighteen men. They met tho first
party Of elngrans at Fort Iariinie. on the 10Th Of
June, under the command OF Captain Martin. 0!
Piatie county and continued for hundred miles
to meet Other partes, having from six forty
wagons. : band Of omigrants with 2l2 waaons
were bound for Galiiofn.a. The number OF wag-
Gus accompanying the several parties which they
met, amounted TO oil and an estimate of five per-
sons 10 each wagon not considered large.
The emigrants were generally III good health and
| hnc spirits. The party under the command
of Col. " ii. Russell was lGO mles this side
OF Fort Larimic. There was no truth III the report
OF the death Of Coy. Bo4es.
a company under the command Of Capt. Smith
Of Iowa lost 100 head Of cattle. supposed to have
been frightened OF b. the Pawnec Indians, with
the design Of theft. \ gentleman BY the name oi
lrnlblc o! Iowa accompanied b. Young man
from the same Territory named Harrison, started
IN search Of them. They returned about 10
miles and found five head Of cattle. which they
drove back for about ten miles, when the were
suddenly attacked by twelve or fifteen Pawnecs
who were lying IN ambush. IL the struggle which
enslcd. Mr.. Trlmblc killed pierced by three
arrows = suh va hfcd az nm hE me indians,
i'io c "i 7ii ill ON ms iiosG. ne indians
49, - ~ - = uiPPli@ 1T. harrison, "hti
10 oi nc en- : di9 appeared ana thcy inined'-
dtely dispersed, taking with them the horses OF
Nlessrs. Trimblc and Harrison. Early in the NOR
nng OF the next day nnc OF the party Of Messrs.
Palmer and Smith went in search OF the bod, OF
Mr.. Trinble. They did moi find il, but dscoycred
80 o D,ooo' ~ ooif ''fo''S' MS l'ooNti hiliie
hl' ln'' "nP' an % "h'A circumstances collrin-
,u 'io - ~ oea'ii' Anoal twenty oil ms
P'''s Ai ""S'ii7' y .".ii1d " ny lioil'ti
s,1,I' y company q i'SsIs' rainier ana
VI,
- I'm - 'ii.tH cs.'iii'le NJ loPuia-
.ol OF inc iG ,T al at"uf ",ooo, and rapidly
e"9S' 'n.i' ? az a'ih'aiice o PROVISIONS
.l,u s.fPi''7 OF 'gficgisuf products: brisk
r,, : ~ ~ i'o wen ISLANDS.
IF, do m l'I Ne" YORK
cit 'c iio''n o 'i'c ol'Hhb." river houhd TO the
.'h isid'lus' about uie Isl OF March, and
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'eois' Apt'hdtie, formerly Oh New ofk, Is
'oll,i =. Long u htI!iuckN, SecTcta-
~ anu i'er IL. burner, OF Missouri, Circuit
- ne ne io'" la"s L, been
y - ~ pio' = oi'' '"'' ol '!e i'!fL.of!
= "1lio"i Tii''n w o'c u Our INFORM
anus had explored me couh'f! norm OF thc olnii-
pa flNef d iar as ih9"' sound. NE SHY tales
'"o''' us are glossy laise, ana nave Win
many opi9 =, q 9'i'''I.i 'Ildi ''''r pc,ii iiaaaldc
'"le" 'y hic ii'aso' pay company II : lef'le
'oolius duii.itpiy wen su'ed 10 me production OF
"Lcat ana o'hcf sihi'i gram. lis general features
are iolS ana mountainous pot 'c sl'ersed WIN
NC 'iios' ieItlc Valleys covered WIN heaNy and
IfsI. 4 hclt IF country, fan IL - "a - j;
r;dth c>tc,,,;n,r oi 49,. .,,,,,l,e.,, $3.50 -