Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-25
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE. II
Indiana Dipision No /, of the Order Of the Sons of
Teperance recently established in this place has been
empowered by National Division OF the United States
grant charters and organize DIVISIONS
an, tho c..e As the Order has been instituted the
closest strongest bond of union among the friends OF
total abstinence, has been found efficient III
keeping the pIedge. tan former Iemperan
associations since the intro luction of the Order IN
10 the STATE many the firm friends OF the Temperance
Reformation have expressed desire for the org izatoh
Of Divisions places have been requested TO
publish the form of application for Charter 10
eher with Instructions TO be observed
o insure success
Form OF duplication far Charter Sons Of Tenperdnee
The undersigned, inh1 bi.an,s of ----. believing
the Order Of the Sons Of Temperance to be well caicu
hated the blessings of Total Abstinence, and
promote the general welfare Of manknd' Respectfully
Nc. ;, Sons Of Temperance. who have been fliiy ON.
powered by the National Division SO to do) to grant
Thorn Charter to open new Division to be called
! u Division, No. -, Sons of Temperance, of
ths State of InIiana, to be located in -," and
We pledg ourselves individually and collectively to
be by the rules nd nsages OF the orae. as pre-
scribed by the National Division
Enclosed IS the Charter fee, 81
(Date.]
The above to be directed to c. F. CIAR1so., F. $,
Erook,ille, Franklin County, Indiana
The Of eight persons of good moral character
| ton
.-Editors tliro giout the State, friendly the
of Temperance, respectfully requested give the
above article Insertion BrookriNe American
IMpoRraST MovEMEsr.--A special committee of the
Alabama Legislature has reported bill, prohibiting
der penalties the Introduction of slaves by traders
or non-residens The complain that the slave
population becoming for the interest and
security Of tic cit the state and that non-rcs
dent planters send their slaves into and Withdraw the
proceeds labor be expended in other States
They further express the fear that popular opinion
settling against the continuation Of Slavery in Viz
gna. Kentuc V, and other States, they be oyerrun
with this class of popnlaton[ Evening Traveller.
CA,roR ONT Is SAID that this article is advancing,
and is in the hands dealers. The crop of bea
last year, is also asccrained, small, and not
good in past and deficiency, compared
with last year, nearly two thousand barrels, is cacu-
lated upon. good many Of the factories in Illinois
have stepped business-[St Louis Rep.
The Common School Fund of Missouri amounts
s575 G67 :96; the Seminary Fund TO 100000 Divi-
dends have been declared both, since $40, to the
amount of Sl0o,d9i:ll
rIt requires three things, the Cincinnati Gazette
to build Rail Road The first money; the second IS
money and the third is MONEY
Beans have been known to germnate after lapse OF
100 years and onion, taken from the hand OF an
Egyptian mummy, perhaps two thousand years old has
been made to grow.
Father they say trout bite now. "Well, my son,
iand your work then you II he they don't bite
There is now in Petersburg Russia. large wooden
chandelier gilt which wrought by the hands of Pc
ter the Great. ---
A SIN ART GIRI-A daIlsel in Paisley, Scotland having
two lovers and knowing which to prefer, settled the
matter by marrying and Immediately sloping with
the other. ------
The T a k1ss.-The late Mr. Bush nsed to
tell this story brother barrister. As the coach
starting before breakft,the modest limb of the law
approached the andlady pretty quakeress, who
ted near fire, said he could not think of going with
ont giving kiss Friend, - said she, thee mus
not 40 it. oh, by heaven WILL replied the barrister
nd, thou hast sworn, thee DO It, but tbs
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