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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

TIE REQUIsITIoNs UPON THE STATBs.-
The Union Of Friday contains the official
circular Of The War Department, directed TO
the Governors Of Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Delaware,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Michigan, Flori-
da, Iowa, Wisconsn,an and Alabama. 1t states
the number of volunteers for the Texan war,
TO be approlioned thus-From New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont,
Delaware. Florida, and Alabama half rig
ment from each state numbering $50 men
each. from Maine, Massachusetts,, New Jer-
sey, North and South Carolina, Michigan.
Iowa, and Wisconsin a whole regiment is
for, numbering TT, from each state; from
Maryland and Louisiana, two regiments num-
bering 155 linen, ARE called for;Va. is set down
for three regiments, numbering 1881 men
Pennsylvania for six regiments, of 1862 men,
men, and New York for seven regiments oil
5439 men-all the above are te be enrolled
as voluntees, but are not to be called for until
further orders. The whole amount 10 "a, 462
men.
For immediate service, in addition 10 the
above, the following acquisitions have been
made:-From Mississippi, Alabama, and
Georgia, TT foot from each state; from ILL
nois, Indiana, and Ohio, 1881 foot from
each state; from Missouri, 7S9 horse
from Arkansas and Texas, 7S9 horse and SSS
foot each; Tennessee and Kentucky, 1s9
horse and 1854 loot each-3645 3945 horse
and 13,20S foot, making The whole number
Tor Immediate repetition, |, 153 men.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

~ Mr. DAVIS SPEEcH.-Will oar read
ers carefully peruse the speech Of Gertiit
Davis which we have commenced in this pa
per. by what charm is it tha. war with
poor distracted Mexico is made al once pala-
table TO the people Of this country, who
have hitherto deprecated it almoststo man.
His speech must convince every man that
President Polk has most uniustly provoked
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02
GEN. TAYLOR'S OFFICIAL DES
PATCHES.-

Official Letters from Gen. Taylor. giving
brief accounts Of his rive brilliant Baltles with
the Mexican Army. will he found in 10 days
paper and read with interest. They ale in
ihs spirit and temper of calm but intrepid
soldier. His style Of writing and lighting are
equally effective. We have never for mo-
nent doubted bet hat our Army in Texas
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02
OFFICIAL.

HEADoUARrERs ARMY OF OCCUPATION, }
Camp at Palo Alto, Texas May 9, 1916. !
Sir, have the honor 10 report that was
me. al this place yesterday, on my march
from Point Isabel, by The Mexican forces and
after an action of about five hours, dislodgcd
them from their position, and encamped upon
the field. Our artillery, consisting of two
eighteen Founders and two ligh, batteries,
was the arm chiefly engage and totle excel
lent manner in which il was manGvered and
served is cur success mainly due.
The strength OF the enemy is believed 10
have been about six thousand men, with seven
pieces ofartiIery, and eight hundred cavaI-
nv. His loss If probably at least one hundred
killed. Our strength did not exceed all told
twenty-three hundred, while our loss was
comparatively tri1ing-four men, three olii-
GERS ant. thirty-seven men wounded, several
Of the latter MORALLY. | regret 10 say that
Major Ringgold, Sd artillery, and Captain
Page, 4th infantry. are severely wounded -
Lieutenant Luther, I'd artillery, Slightly
so.
The enemy has fallen back, and il is believ-
ed has recrossed the river. | have advanc-
ed parties now thrown forward in his drec.
ton, and shall move The main body immedi-
ately. In the haste OF this first report, can
only say that the officers and men behaved
in the most admirable manner throughout
the action. shall have the pleasure Of
making the most detailed report when those
the Indifferent commanders shall he received.
am, sir. very respectfully
Your obedicnt servant,
Il. TAYLOR.
Brevet Brigadier General U. S. A.: Com
handing.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

The POSTAGE LAw.-We are glad to
learn that in answer to an inquiry from MIR.
Speight. Mr.. Niles said in the Senate, that
it was not intended to make any change in
the rates of postage. Itwould be miserable
policy to go back to the old rates. or to any
approximation towards them, while the new
system, though as ye. but half tried, is work
ing 80 well.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

was under a most able and gallant General
His battles and his account oil tsem sno"
that Gen. Scott knew his man when he objec-
ted earnestly 10 the scheme OF supetsedIng
old Rough and Ready in bis command.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

Guilty or not guilty. said ajudge to IA
tive Of the Emerald Isle.
Just as your honor PLACES. It's not for
the like ONE to dictate TO yer honsr's wor-
ship, was the reply.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

Mexican. We are sure the citizens OF New
Orleans will exercise such courtesy. as to
persuade Gen. Vega and his comrades that
they are rather guests than prisoners 10 our
city.-TNew. Orleans Bulletin.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

Brevet Brigadier General U. S. A.. Com
handing.
The ADJUTANT GENERAL, U. S. Army,
Washington; d. G.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

mi,ted, shrink back in dismay if oil were lost.
Not so--.hese very oxcesses have IN ihom pow
er for good which, if used rightly. viii DO sure
to strengthen truth. In tie accomplishment Of
any crea, work, We should maintain s!eadfass.
we, conc,ia.ory department: unawed BY threats
and unseJuced BY power. 1t vas III this spirit
PEvv controlled tho Wild savagcs Of orr forest,
when no force could master ihetn Ii we look
around U.s. into the monuments Of everyday l'fe,
shall find this great truth illustrated that the
man who has the greatest cnmmand over his fell
lows, is he who has command over himself. -
Who as Paront in community, can calmly De :
hold the tender offspring daily surrounded by
vi,iated atmosphere, which j, IS impossible 70 IN
hale without orruption-endangern in every
way, their moral and mental growth Who Is
willing 70 encounter vast rospons utility, en-
dangerng at once The highest woi-beln5 OF all.
When men embrace righteous cause.
Pursue with manly might
For Truth sustans al homes. laws.
And Con defends the Right.
roESTA%ZA
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For the Palladium.

For the Palladium
Nlessrs Editors:-I under stand that a division
Of the Sons of Temperance Is about boing insti-
tu.ed in this city, and having heard some ind!vid-
uuls object 10 it the ground Of its striclness,*
in curlailIng Of the "luxures' of life, par
ticulnrly tho article of brandy and vino in minco
pies, hope you will publish tho following rocepo
for making Mince Pies "ruRELY Temperance
principles WHICH find in late number Of the
Cincinnati Temperance Record
-Four pounds of beef three pounds of suet, three de-
three do. of rasn do citron FIVE do. of
best brown sugar the juice Of twelve lemons, and the
rind of six thny pared end cut fine, pint of best
syrup moasses two of cinnamon, Of cloves,
and of Mix these ingredients well together,
and pack tightly in ar,with layer of sugar till
dy bake 10 nehird of the quantity add half peck
pppn apples chopped fine pound Of loaf the
juice of eight lemons, and two quarts of If
spices and sugar necessary, they can be added.
Ihe of four has convinced the writer
of this recipe that brandy and wine necessary,
ther for improvement 20 the meat through the
season. il has beer kept from November and May, and
the last being far better than the first
IS. T. PLEIGE.--" |. without reserve. solemn
Is pledge my honor mnn. that will neither
make, buy, sell, use a beverage, any Spir-
tuoua Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider"
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

IHdirna Dtoison No |, CT the Order of the Sons Of
Temperance recently established in this place. has been
empowered by the National Division the United States
grant charters and organize subordinate Divisions thro
the State. As the Order has been instituted the
closest strongest bond Of among the friends Of
total abstinence, and has been found efficient IN
keeping the pledge, than former Temperance
associations and since the introduction of the Greer IN
the State, many the firm friends Of the Temperance
Reformation have expressed desire fo- the organization
of Divisions in various Places have been requested
publish the annexed form of application fc- Charter
ee,her with instructions necessary be Observed
20 insure success
Form of Application for Charter Of Temperance
The undersigned inhabitants of ---. believing
the Order of the Sons Of Temperance be we'll calcu
extend the blessings Of Total abstinence, and
promote the general welfare OF mankind respectfully
petition the officers and members Of Indiana Divs
No l, Sons Of Temperance. who have been fully en-
powered By the National Division do,) gran,
them Charter 70 open new Division. &c be called
"-- Division. Nc. --. Sens of Temperance, Of
the State of Indiana. to be located in - and
under your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves individually and collectively,
be governed by the and usages Osde. pre-
sc5lbed by the National Division
Enclosed Is the Charter lee, 81.
lDate.)
The above to be directed to c. F. CLARxsos, F. S
Brookville. Franklin County, Indiana
The of eigh. persons OF good moral character
and standing society must be appended to the app!ca
ton
..Editors Throughout, the State. friendly the
of Temperance respectfully requested to give the
above article iaseztion.-- Brooir:As 4nsrieaH-
SOMEBODY HIT.-The Massachusetts Dew Drop
says that the Directors of the Fall River Railroad have
decided by that ardent spirits shall be tEanspor
TED their read 1t will Go fer them convey
suck --eG as We have 6ee-. i. t.a-s T.c.Gt-
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ga Il. Irg4gMcEEE,

N1ANTFACTURERo of Coaches, Barouches, Friends
WI Carryalls, York Wagons, Pha.tons Bugeies. &c.
Also, superior article of Coach Cabinet. Japan
EARSfsH, manufactured IN Phladelphia. by whose
knowledge of the art places HIM without a rival War
ranted not crack.
Also arriage Trimmings Of every description, such
Iaces Cloth Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles Lamps
Lock ard Hinges, Rugs &c; all Of which will be fur
nshcd at the lowest Cash Persons at distance
be accommodated by dropping line the subscriber.
Main opposite Mr. GiIberts Hotel Richmond, Ia.
June n, l-l5. "A
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For the Palladium.
INTEMP ERA nee.

When giunt evil stalks abroad in midst,
in open day-withou. shnme. and without
strant, surely the .lumbering energies Of m in
dgnant people should be aroused to the great me-
cessity of exer,ng powerful ard efficient means
to ex,erminaie il; and "bond OF brothers
Joined" in tho great moral and social reformation,
~ngo a Of peaceful determination against tho
BANE which has reared its hydru-heud 10 fearful
heigh,--snpping. almost inporcep;bly. tho very
liEc's blood as n moral and christian community.
Where is the man who is incapable OF being
prompted by generous impulse of benevolence.
and sincere desire to promote "Poncc on earth.
and good will to all men," who IS no: ready
10 Join '.hand in hand" with his companions. in
20 righteous a cause! Echo answers--wherc.-
"A three-fod cord is not easily broken, "-united
effort, with Truth for its wutch-wcrd. must be
successful. Let Reason rule the mind, and then,
with firm unfalsrrng trust. press onward IN tho
right. As morality is the first step toward chris
tiuni,y, i, would seen, the imperative duy Of ALL
to promote its growth universally. as without it
we can neither meri, nor receive the appreciation
Of God nor good men. And "he that is not for
w, is against us, and he that ga,hereth no, with
ia scatsereth abroad" ], has been urged by
some, that women and children had RICH: 10
lend thoir humble aid. and by their feeble voices.
strive to add another link to bind the Demon IN
eternal chains. BY what sense of justice can
any one arrive a, such conclusion Who, if
not the Wife, the Mother and the Children. feel
the dircful calamity of laten,perance. Abused.
beggarod. despised b. cold. unfeeling world
without that genial glow Of sympathy around their
hearth-stones, which gilds even the gloon, en-
scndered by the bitter SCOTS of ttough,less pride
and arrogance. And if the lips of such as these
ore seacd-,ho tongue refused u;seraaco in
defence of justice and of right. lis surely time
topause. and coase to judge hea,hen world.
when women. shrinking from her long oppressive
ills. seeks reconciliation. "Men of limited views
and t:rnid natures when they sec excessos COM
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LIGHT and CLEANLINESS

LIGHT you want just come y me
L Such CANDLES I'll supply
That none any better be,
Or nicer to the eye
So hurry and bring the Casl-
Come one, together.
God goods you'.l get, not common trash,
They'll stand in any weather
Hard. white and sweet, what ask you more
Come and crowd lny Factory door
Your clothes, your fares, hands, and feet.
Much washing will require,
To keep you healthv, clean and sweet
Than, too, for SOAP enquire,
Both hard and soft-both strong and good.
I make Of every kind
BRING your eAsg-vour TEAcE-your woo1.
I'll you 10 your mind.
SOAP-GREASE ard ASHES, too, ~oa't refuse,
81. gladly take Whist QUANTITY you choose.
GEORGE WILSON
I5Greteful for fsvors past Be hoPes e.. more
I.oh.-.o..a. Sept. -, .6.o.-9.t: = >"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

SuDDEH CHANCES THE MOTHER OF CoNsUMPTIoss.-Ihs
tact clearly demonstrated whenever have ''sud
den change the weather. 1t this that the
seed of Consumption in the system and nurured
until the Lungs become seriously and DANCE ously dis
eased when all probability the patient for the first time
will begin to seek relief How many thousands thus
elect themselves and their h and finally their
life to be destroyed The first perceptbe foot prints Of
CONSUMPTION, experienced at Sudden changes OF
weather. Hoarseness and Cough Soreness the
Throat and Irritation of the Bronchi. Pain the Head
Goodness of Feet, and sudden Chness the Be-
dy. Atlength the Cough Increases, and finally Prostra
ton and Langudness OF the whole system follows which
indicate sudden decline of Health and the speedy ap
p-cach Of CONSUMPTION. These facts plain they
appear every sensible person does not however
alarm those afflicted until be too late It there
fore of the greatest importance for those who may e at
tackled from the effects Of sudden changes atros-
phere procure DIR DUNCAN'S CELEBRA-
TED EAFEC TORANT REMEDY the Creates, Pre-
tentative and Life Guard of CONSUMPTION, and the
only Certain Medicine that will disease and again
restore the LUNGS their former Health.
DR., Duncans Great Western Office Just opened in
Cincinnati. at $50 Sycamore few doors below
9TH, where his Medicines be obtained in large and
small quantities
u For sale at the RICHMOND Book STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
TEMPERAN nee EETIN

At a meeting Of q portion Of the citizens Of
Richmond, held nt the Methodist Chapel, on the
9TH inst to tokc into consideration tho proprieiy
Of dovising somo neas ures to arrest the progress
Of intemperancc, and to stop the retailing of ar
dent spirits within tho limits Of tho city, JAS.
r. INCIDENTALLY was called to the Chair and
H. B. PAYNE, appointed Scc'y. Tho object OF
tho meeting having been stated by the Chairman.
on motion Of ID. P. Holloway. a committee vas
appointed to prepare resolutions expressive of the
sense Of the meeting. Messrs. u. r. Holloway,
y. c. Hobbs, md c. T. Coffin, wore appointed
said committee. In the absence of tho commit
too, Judge PERRY, addressed tho meeting.
Tho committee returned and reported the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which were IL
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t is believed, tina, the good order
and prosperity Of our city, and tho happiness Of
people would be mucl, increaood, il all Of Us
70 rofrnin from tho use Of spri,uous liquors,
and, Whereas, |, is believed the, many of our
citizens arc led to tho Of intoxicating liquors.
by tho facility with which, they ara to be had
that temptation is the groa, evil with which they
huvo 10 contend in advancing the happiness, pres.
pcri,y und good order of society by means Of
Temperance therefore, be it
Resolved, That it is duty we owe to ourselves
and one to tho other, 10 adopt all legal md hon
cratlo means in power 10 remove this
Of evil from our midst.
Resolved, Tint. whilst would not uso pow
or arbitrarily. and would in ell actions be
governed by duo respect for tho opinions Of all
our citizens, yet wo urgently recommend to tho
mombers Of the city council 10 refuse to gran, to
amy person, hereafter, the right to retail sriri,u
Gus liquors within the limits of the city.
Resolved, Tibet for the purpose of moro effect
unlly knowing the will Of our ci,izons upon this
subject, that committee Of four persons from
each Ward in the city, DO appointed TO prepare
and circulate petitions, addressed to tho city
council, asking them not 10 grant any liconsc
hereafter for tho retailing Of ardent spirits in tho
city, and that said committee present said peti.
lions to tho council a, thoir mex, meeting.
Tho following committees appointed I'M
der the third resolution
FRS, Wurd-D. P. Holloway, Elijah Coffin,
o. Edgcr,on, and J. n. MondenhalI;
Second Word--J. L.. Muusby, A. Carr, Upton
Elliott. and B. c. Hobbs;
Third Wurd--J. f. Reeves, J. II. Hutton, w.
IL. FOulkc, ana J. Sailor;
Fourth Ward--Danel Morrison, VIM. Z. Nc
Dowcll, II. B. Payne, and B. Fu'ghum.
Messrs. U. Elliott, Mcdowell, and Fu'ghum
wore appointed committee 10 select person to |
deliver an address at the next meeting.
Tho meeting adjourned until Friday evening,
tho 18th inst. J. r. MENDENHALL, Pres.
II. B. PAYNE, Sec'y.
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For the Palladium.

or the Palladium.
Mossrs Edi,ors:-l. is 4 we'll known fact, that
produce in this city soils for whatever Il will
bring, be tho price more or less. Well, if any
ma n Ia. tho article OF Flour for sale md if he
has paid 70 or Is c,s. por bisiol for tho Wnea.
GU. Of which i. is manufactured, and can sell il.
readily for 81 per 100 lbs. or even 50, whose
business il, and what righ, has Moderation or
any other man TO sny nay to the operation. IF
TO your correspondent for 81 what right has any
body to make public complaint Of the who
sells said pig, Of the purchaser Of II, even tho
the Cincinnati prices for may bo less than
the Richmond prices No one, presume. will
object 10 Mr.. "Moderation's" expressing his opin-
ion on any subject but cannot help thin king
that he occupies the post Of censor, very unncccs-
sarily, in your paper, and worry authoritatvely
in forms your roa Iers :hnt they not well
Informed in regard 10 the Flour speculation as lie
himself Isl and that they pay 30 per cent to the
MIler-itcish man 'for THEIR ignorance of the pro
per yield Of wheat under good management =
The eyes Of the people, thanks to Moderation
are now wide open, for Whoa, is still selling for
Ssh cents per bushe, and Flour is NOW down to
81. 10 cents per 100 lbs. and (would you believe
i,?) Flour was quoted in your "Price Current
one week before "Moderntion'' appeared as Cen
sor, at Sl:.57 cents per 100 lbs, that his arti-
Gle must havo lowered the prico before it vas
published. Yours, RATION.
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JEW DAVID.-Th0se who are acquainted witt. the
character IF Jew Dlvids Hebrew Plaster and Persian
Pills will doubtless be glad learn that shpue
has Just been received BY the travelling agents who are
prepared to furnish local agents fresh supplies
immediately The immense quantities Of these articles
sold, proof sufficient of their medical virtues
affection wQo suffering under all the horrors Lame
back, Rheunaatls7a Seated Pains Weakness Pain IN
the side or breast, Seedlings, Tunors, kings Erl &c
la of which this plaster seldom fails cure, with
Dysepsia L.oer dfeetion Feper ChH Feuer Feeer and
igue, Scrold any of the diseases that originate IN
mpurity of the blood and circulating fluids for the
tonishing of which these Pills have become 80
popular, for the benefit of such will suboin few
extracts of letters showing the which
r,edlcInes are held, whore known
Indianapolis, April 18th, 1s45-Messrs. y Hsrter & Co
-frfnts-G GU will please send II doz boxes Hebrew
Plaster and doz boxes Persian Pills, Immediately The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell i
large quantity thus season. ours, respectfully,
JoHv j. OwsIEY, Druggist
Newtown. la, April 10Th, lSi5.-Mcssrs. D. Harter
Co-Gents.-I would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue to off fine, and he ary
out Of Pills. had better send by the stage dri
yer. | doubt not that this medicine will be much want
ed this every body is calling for it. Yours
truly, joins Mick If.
Crawfofdsyille, Ia Jan. - ISIS essrs d Ifarter
to-s'enfs-l have sold nearly all the large sup
ply OF the justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Per
san fls You furnished three weeks and woud
be well TO keep me well supplied / find calls for the
medicines increasing daily. would here state, that
have articles in my drug that give
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills.
Moan s. 1HoMpsoS.
Washington Ia. Aug. 3d. 1744-Messrs. D Hartcr &
Co ents.At the request many, who anxiously
awaiting the arrival Of supply of celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills write you the
cond time saying that are out. We have frequent
calls for both Plaster Pills which render general sat
isacon Please immediately and oblige
ours, respectfully, GALLAGHER < w ALTERS.
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mAUNFAcT
AND STOE ST0RF

rE'IiOS. ] BARGIs, has removed his establishment
4 from Centreve to Richmond Main street
few doors East OF the Branch Bank.
SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN TE1-KETTLE;
where he has hand extensive assortment Of
STOVES, such as Premium Cooking Stoves Seven and
Template Stoves Fancy and Plain Parlor Stoves Bucks
Patent Cooking Stovewhich, for saving fuel and fast
cooking, cannot be surpassed
Hollom Ware-Such as Ovens Pots, Skets, Tea
Kettles Sugar Kettles, SaucePans w af1le Irons, and
various other articles made of both Furnace and Foun
derry Iron.
Copper and Brass Wa,e Of every description made
to orGer-such WORKS., STILLS, DYE l. ErTLEs,
dc Always hand, Kettles from forty gallons;
Glue Kettles; Copper Measures; Brass Kettles Of all
Brass Ladies', &c &c
IA full assortment of w ARE. kept constant
~ hand and all kinds of Gutter and Piping made
order, ujSOld Ware REPAIRED rr
Old Copper Brass Itcter and Lead bought paid for
in work
D. Being thankful Tor the ne has Literally
ed, he hopes by diligently attending to business
to still continue a share Of public favor at las
location.
Richmond, Ia, Sept. 9th. lsi5 31u