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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
Three mails from New Orleans wcro received
las. nigh.--.to dates nro Of l2th, 18th and 18th

Three rnails from New Orleans wcro received
Fl7oa. The Ncto Orieaas Bee, JuIy II
SANTA ANNA AND MEXiCO.-Tho Re
venue Gutter Mclean. Howard, arrived in our
port Of SATURDAY, last, bringing adgcos fror
Havana 70 the - inst. /. tho genearl belief
IN Havana that upon tho arrival Of tho English
steamer Of the 3ih Inst. for Vera Cruz, Gen.
Santa Anna would leave at once with his friends
Almonse and RECON, for Mexico.
This determination on the part o. the cx-Pfesi-
dent has been formed upon his receiving nssur
ances that the Castle Of San Juna do Ullua woaid
upon his arrival declare in his favor. 1t was
currently believed from tho language uttered By
Santa Anna, that should no return 10 power he
would prosecute ho=t,litios against the United
States, with the utmost rigor. The departments
Of Tama ulipas and Vera Cruz arc both said 10
be rIpe for revolt.
Thorc IS no danger of priya,eers being fitted
on. a. Havana, as the Spanish Admiral expresses
his firm determination TO allow evasion Of tho
treaties between the United States and Spain.
The two Mexican steamers Montczurna and
Guada!upe, still lying at Havana. Ono OF
them. the Guadalupe, will probably be purchased
by TIC Captain General. The Montezuma %
considered nearly worthless.
The steamship Mckim arrived a. New Orleans
from Philadelp ha he lI.h inst.
The remainder Of the Georgia volunteers en-
ba rked from Mobile the I4sh.
The ist Regiment Of Indiana volunteers reach
ed y. Orleans Oh the 18th.
A par, Of the Mississippi volunteers arrived
Ishere the sa me day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

A STRANGE SToRY.-Mr. H. Moody, OF " m
chester relates the following story connected with
the Winchester jail:-About the middle OF the
last century. man who had the OF some hor-
ses in Winchester took OF them, according 10
the custom Of the day, to water at the toxin pond
There he met another who had brought some
cows to water 4 dispute cn5ued between them,
and in the heat OF the excitement, the former had
recourse to the prong which he had brought with
him stabbed his antagonist i'll the face and killed
him. For this offence he was committed, tried
found guilty Of wlfuI murder, and sentenced TO be
executed.
Thee might have been some mitgatory circun-
stances in the case which, at this period, would
probably reduce the crime TO manslaughter, and
even in those davs when the lass prodigal
of life, obtained for him respite beyond the
twcn,y-four hours allotted to "a murderer. lie was
sent back TO prison, while it may be supposed the
case submitted TO the twelve Judges; but days,
months and years rolled away without receiving a
pardon. reprlcvc Or order for execution 1t was
generally believed that no more would be heard OF
It. The governor, also, was OF the same opinion,
and as he had long known the unhappy man. en-
ploycd him first to wait upon the debtors then TO
20 on crrands into the town. and al length he gave
him the charge Of his horse.
The mans conduct was orderly; he did not
once attempt TO escape, and he was every night
locked in his cell, like any other prisoner. One
day he was sent with the governor horse to Craw-
lev "a distance OF five miles, and upon his return
nc Immediately ordered into prison, where his
almost broken hearted master and keeper commit
nicated to him the fatal intelligence that the
rant from the ofiice Of the secretary Of State had
arrived, commanding his immediate execution,
which actually took place the following day. II
appears that after the sentence of the Judge had
been confirmed, and the warrant duly signed. IT
was misplaced with other papers IN the secretary
of states Office, only brought TO light by a
change in the occupant. who, finding IT filled up,
at once forwarded il 10 the sheriff Of the county
English paper.
The length Of tllc Telegraph line DOW in opera
ton, Or being constructed, is 1903 miles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
THE MARCH or THE MoRMoNs.

The Hancock Eagle states the arrival there Of Mr..
chamberlain, who gives of the movement
of the Mormons West
The twelve with the advanced company of Mormons,
were in the ncighbo-hood Of Council Bluffs.
The second company had encanped temporarily at
station No , which has been ctristened Mount riseah
They mustered about three thousand strong were
recruiting their cattle preparatory fresh start
third company had halted fer similar purpose Car
den Grove the head Grand river where
they have put about 90 of the bene-
fit OF the people in general Between Garden Grove
and the Mississippi river, Mr. Chamberlain counted
thousand wagons route to Join the main bod
IN advance
The whole number Of souls estimated a twelve
thousand, and they had with them about 5000 wagons
They are bound for the Pacific shores Of America.
II appears that admirable administration having
used the Mormon get themselves into power
have notion to send them the conquest Of Mex
icot
MIR Chamberlain reports that previously TO his leav
ing four United States military officers had arrived
the Mount Psgah camp, for the purpose of esng 500
Mornons for the Santa Fe campaign. They were re-
ferred head quarters Council Bluffs for which place
they Immediately set II supposed III the
force would be enrolled without delay If SO, will
njsh Col kearney with a regiment of well disciplined
soldiers, who already prepared march.
Mr. Chamberlain represents the health Of the
cling Morrnons good. considering the exposure
which they have been subjected They carrying
try, with whom they rnngie the friendly terms
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
From the Brook VILE American
Meeting of the Grand Division.

The July Session of the Grand Division the Som.
OF Temperance, Of the State Of inciana held at
Richmond, commencing Friday, the 18th inst, and
closing Saturday, noon, the 18th. c. W. T. Barry
presided, assisted hy e.. 4. pr John Pritchctt g. .,
X. Goodwin, G. r. PRO. fcn u. + Holloway, & G. pro.
VIM. Hannanan &. s pro- TEN. /. H. Icake; =. r
Ciarison, acting 7. q. w. p SIX rcprescntav
admitted o Much business of importance
transacted, and the greatest harmony and unaniny
vailed Beside other resolutions pertaining the good
Order and the advance Of III. great
Temperance TIE following unanimously adopted
proving conCiusivciy that Order Hnnindul Of
the necessity OF public agitation of the subject % en-
Peraucc, and uIanlrsting determinations BY thor coop
er with their Na$hIngtonan allies to tAcnd the
blessings Of the great Temperance rcformafton
Res0ecd, That respectfully to all sub
ordinate DIVISIONS under tins Jurisdictions and the respec
members thereof and aud assist in all efforts made
by the public, for the Advancement Of the Temperance
and that they be sigant al means
hat may be adopted to advance the of temperance
ResoErci, That recommend 10 all subordinate Di-
visions appoint Temperance tngs, aud procure
speakers address the frequently, and il such
places obey Iaay deem advantageous to the
Returns have been received from the
Divisions the State; f5t. Joseph Division, N I3
Nshawaka. instituted only the LIST inst show
ing aggregate Of about 800 menIbe rsbu, three
tons Of the pledge, tro of whom signed Whole
Of funds received by the Divisions the quarter
1893 o5. Cash on hand S.J6 -. We expect to give
the statistics in detail IN paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
THE. QUEEN IN LIVER POOL.

rumored that the Queen and Prince Albert Eet-
er with Ibrahm Pacha expected IN Liverpool the
last of the present month view the cIories of the
great northern seaport letter writer in the New
York Mirror SAYS s.shoud the which leaves
Boston the 10Th Of July happen TO arrive here on
that evening will be we'll for the passengers make
arrangements for sleeping board The hotels
usng already ten dollars night for bed. 1t will be
rich harvest for hotekeePers In fact 1t will be the
most expensive given by tire Liverpool author
tiles. II will exceed S200.000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
TO THE CITIZENS OF R;cHMo>D:

In OF representations relation the
removal from house TO the alushouse, of young
lady who became teranced is deemed proper by
undersigned thus publicly ai!udc 10 the make
brief of facts that those citizens who
engaged aHocenHy IN proPagatEg such misrc prcsenta
have opportunity OF correcting them.
that those making themselves .ltsv- bodies in
mems Matters and fqaiicionsv circulating
fasehood against the innocent may know who saddle
the responsibility on.then they their part
discharge the duty Of sIanderng and speaking evil Of
their fellow with better grace, with more
satisfaction to themselves and others.
James NJ Poe, ESQ, and DR.. Wm. p. Smith, are
surcd for doing than their the au
ded to,-the former, acting his official capacity
Of tire poor, called by the
fortunate individual from my house-his duty
end that REMOVAL but he done than requj
red OF hihe went round among the citizens irving
get to take of Ier-none willing
undertake and he compelled to take her where she
IS DR.. Smith IS censured for advising, her ply
sician that she he taken there; when, fact he knew
nothing about the intention OF taking her there. until
short before Nj Poe and Myself started with her.
He the act OF putting up medicine for her TO take,
when Informed him that it useless a
bout to convey her TO the aims house
asked the advice OF regard this matter.
and any one be censured. cursed sandered.
here T. My duty to her and my family, believe
has been done; AMI disregard the than idle talk
that has been floating about. from lips that should
be suIlied by speaking evil a word 10 the wise,
Yours respectfully.
July =, 1916 B. ". DAVIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
CiECi :.

The attention of the lover Of Equestrian pcrforman
directed the advertisement first page, of
&C. r Sr.Ep1>o- Mammoth North Anne mean Circus
1t Will be IL this city Monday ncxt-is said Il Be .
splendid uoupe---No. Is IN their line-threc accom-
pisled female performers ana The price soc
for box ana 25c torplt. You that A shake the cob
webs your troats By hearty laugh, 60, see. judge
ana ntuIpc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
WAINA ARD FORTUNE.

In one the markets this city says the New ORR
Sun may De q middle-aged woman, whose history
full of interest She Is younger daughter OF TITLED
whose Is valued S2o GOO
per annuu She brought up IN luxury, fell love
with and married her fathers groomsnan, turned
ont Of house aud home, and obliged y from her
trv 10 avoid her fathers vengeance She passed through
many trials which rend the heart, her from
wealth TO poverty She is now selling fruit New
York market or obvious reasons. do not go
detail \ strange ntarv en- English customs
Verify truth is stranger than fiction
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

A CANDIDATE FOR OrFIcE.--lou may tell one
the distance of half mile by his Juneilke face,
all radiant with promises. and glowing with eNpec-
tation. How unusually, benevolent are all his
feelings!-lIow bcsecchinoly kind are all his bows
How vastly enlarged his heart. lie talks 10 all
creation as his brothers! He is ready to acknow-
edge the virtues Of all mankind 4 sudden gush
of fine feeling has inundated his calious bosom with
kindness. He fancics he knows all the world III
the very penitude of his benevolencc: for he
loves them all, and surely he ought to know them
And then his tongue which tells no tlatcr;ng tale .
have you heard him dilate on the beauties OF the
season. or expatiatc on the charms OF the lovely.
the fascinating, the adorable woman, Every thing
teens with beauty to the saneuInc candidate.
For the first time he thinks mankind ylrtuous and
the world paradise. But then he finds fault gently
with Milton, for not having pcopled Paradise with
politicians. How sweet his tones how cNcruclat-
ing his philanthropy! Have YOU left the pleasure
Of his hand! So warm. yea, so dclcatc.-a voice
in every finger that whispers, : you know am 4
candidate.-don.t break my heart by refusing me
Your avDr!'--Sat american.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
The Legislature of Rhode Island adjourned
last week. after a session of only FIVE DAYS.

REFoRMATIoN.-Evcrv community should be
constantly under the influence of reformation So
long as its customs, opinions, laws and Institutions
have no: arrived at that degree of perfection OF
which they susceptible. philosophers and legs-
ators ought never to allow the progress otretorrna-
ton to stop. silent and gradual reformation OF
errors and abuses that keeps pace with the new
wants and changing circumstances OF a people, Is
the only means of preventing All occasional revolu-
ton. If errors and abuses ofany kind are not re-
formed, they will increase. They Will propagate
their species from generation OF evil thus occa-
stoned cannot be ovcrtlrown, except by disastrous
rcvolutOn,--a revolution that may throw society
back many years in the march of improvement.
A government that will not suffer constant and
gradual reformation, must be obliged to submit 10
an occasional revolution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

ACco, NrED FoR.-Thc Mexican papers assert
that 1.-THE Mexican Generals shed tears when they
found the river so high they could not il to
wreck their valiant patriotism the cowardly
INVADER under his own mtrenchmcnts. This
accounts for the rise in the RIO Grande, by which
many NeNicans lost there lives. when running
from the Resaa dc Ia Palma.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

MOB AND MURDER ILLINoIs.-Ne learn that
Il murder affair occurred on the tdwardSsIIl road.
Illinois, eight miles from the city about nine
O'Clock yesterday morning, which resulted III the
death of one person and probably the mortal INJURY
of one or two others. James Duncan. farmer,
somewhat notorious quarrelsome and bad char
acter, having difficulty with those III the
neighborhood. had been warned 10 leave. and threat
ened with death if he remained. Early Yesterday
morning, he was informed that large party were
coming down, and was advised 10 leave, Which he
refused, and prepared TO defend himself. Accom-
panied by a woman who had lived with HIM. both
armed with guns. they left the house 10 20 fish
ing when they met the party some twenty or thirty
in number; on their way 10 the house; as they APP
preached the woman discharged her gun III their
midst, woundinq of the party very seriously
and immediately after yoley was returned. by
which Duncan was instantly killed the top OF his
head being shot away. and large number OF shot
took effect in his body. The woman received
ball in her breast from which ii IS supposed she
recover. Duncan had no tamilv. and The
woman living with him as his housckeeper-
81. Louis Reporter Of the 10th
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
CrSt-lNNATr Ink -. l-Ik

tENtINNAEI, July . Icfu-
Cincinnati Market Flour - e. per bril- Whisky los
aI5lc, Bacon--shouiers I-2; SIDES 4ic: hams s.
Lar1No. l. 4c per H. lron--pig $50 TO S3I per
Cotton-5aa7lc per rs Oats. 2a4c per bu Linse cd Oil
--55c per gal Wheat, 45c per bu- Rys, Soc Barley
25a35c Corn, 92a25c- Wool, l5a24c per It. washed
unwashed g less FlsSseed b2c per bu Sugar, \. O.
80 = common 6la6zc good far. Cheese-6c. But
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

SINGULAR DEArg.-On the Sd instant, Mr. Henry X
HenIon, Of Chester county Pa died from the effects
of sting the nostTIl by insect. received while
lying down a baggage car, at Columbia. waiting for
lie employed the Pennsylvania Rail
Road.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

ct.FMr Mushat. of Coleford. England conclu-
dies letter 10 the Mining Journal follows. why
not employ the force of large steel spring. similar
to the spring of watch, TO put IN motion railway
train, The spring might. from time 10 tine. be
wound up by the power of small stationary steam
engines: and as watches will 60 II hours without
winding up why should not a locomotive. furnished
with a similar Of power within ITSELF 90 tor
an equal space OF time! Those who have seen and
understood the construction of common musical
snuff boxes. will readily comprehend how the force
of spring may be made to communicate TO the
driving wheels OF locomotive any required degree
of velocity; the little fywheel. or fan of the box
revolving at rate far greater than would ever be
required in railway locomotllon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

Sir, said one man to another, when sos vas N
market for yoa quarter. YOU wouIdn pay the price
but bcught gf=-Grd dime
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

THE TARIFf.No vote had been taken this inn
portant III the Senate latest dates. The
result extremely doubtful, has
taken on the bill or any OF It's pro visions.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
WINGS. EXAMINE: YOUR TICkET>:

v hat! Is 1t necessary, for Wings 10 be cautioned
against being imposed on by their opponents DO not
opponents always act honest ard they
ly would not resort TO any thing mean At the last
election the Wing ticket printed in small type aud
the Jefersonan office only printed ia stiteheaded
wing ticket and filled up with iocos and wings. as
that and low 1t wasn't any thing else. Wa !
counterfelting II rasRt any tling else! 1t done
for the purpose of deceving whgs there who
careless that they would examine their ticket
thoroughly, before voting, taking il for granted that be
the head right it genuine. Then,
necessary and proper to forwarn wings TO look well
their tickets and if the head wing that the tail
isn't locofoco2 IT IsN T ErsI, We hope the
wings will bear this in mind, AMI not only examine
their ballots we'll, but pure wing ticketno mix-
ing for the honor and success of wing principles. VIII
loco legislator advocate and vote for wing measures =
No indeed, DID you barren tree bearing fruit
We did: and neither loco tear wing fruit
Oil and won't mix. neither whiggery and loco
focoism! Then. Wings, TICKET, ami
VOTE FOR YOUR TICkET---donr do am thing
else! if you wish success 10 crown your efforts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

1t Old bachelors door a bundle was left
On is being carried 10 The old lady house-koeper
and inspected by her, she declared its contents
to DC a CRYING shame
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

TIE SETTLEMENT or rHE TAFIFF tltEsr1a~.--TLe Bal
tinore Patriot, says i'he accounts Washington
that compromise, looming TO the permanent settle
OF the tariff question: will be- proposed III the Sen
ate pc raps by Mr. Webser and there hope that
proposition will receive the vote of of the
Senate. The Patriot. however, thinks that
hopethat the majority Of that BODY be r-suN
edit PROSTATE the tariff Of - thus break and
keep down the mech anca and manufacturing interests
Of country
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

THE ARMY Wv have nothing of interest from
the army. 1t i probably lis march Monterey,
search Of the AIeAican arulN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

Fine ponies may now be bought az Matamoras
for five dollars each.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

The Warner Building and fIf Bowers Hotel, the
and Offices.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

Nee'iation Ofeaed by E"glaad.---lhe report tune
circulation that England had offered mediation
to settle the cxistn.. difficulties betwe tins country
Mexico proves Sir Robert Peel in his vale
dictorv address Parliament,
rendered the L. States the offer good
the purpose Of mediating between them and the Mex
lean government" loud cheers
We presume government refused receive their
mediation. The fear that could by that means
obtain than half Of the Mexican territory, NAV
have induced Mr. Polk 10 decline
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
: July IS. Is i6.

~ " e authorized to announce GEORGE W
WHITMAN, candidate for Probate Ju4ge. at the
ensuing August election
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

SEMINARY Ikt~TEEs.-Ne have beeu furnished uit'
the following list of candidates Seminary ius
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-21
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons whom
Ia il may concern, that /, the undersigned,
Collector of Taxes in and fot the county of Grant
and Territory Of Wisconsin, will on the second
Monday of December in the year 1916, next en-
suing the date of this notice, being the fourteenth
day of said month of December, commence sell
ing at the Courthouse door, in the town OF l'nn-
caster in said county, the county seat OF SAID
county, and the most public place in said town OF
Lancaster, all and singular the lands and town
lots il said county which the taxes due for the
years 1915 and 1916 are not paid before
the said second Monday of said month of Decem-
Der, 1916, aud that such sale will be continued
from day to day between the hours of nine Of the
clock in the forenoon and -four of the clock in the
afternoon of each day, until all of such lands and
town lots are offered for sale.
JOHN $. FLETCHER,
Collector of taxes of said county of Grant.
Dated Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin
Territory, November 1lth, l846. 36-ts,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-21
Sentence of David BOEaIlaTA'
SATURDAY, Nov. 7.

SATURDAY, INV 4.
Judge Miller proceeded to sentence
the prisoner.
The prisoner arose and asked leave
OF the court to read the contents OF a
paper he held in his hand-which was
Granted. After he had concluded, and
became composed, the court proceed
ed.
The contents of that paper have re-
lieyed the court from making some re-
marks, which might have been deem
cd proper, on this occasion. You &C
knowledge the fairness of your trial
and the legality Of your condemnation
land the court now declares, entire
satisfaction Of the truth and justice of
the verdict. Upon the evidence the
Jury could not hesitate long to convict
of murder. Taking your conduct, as
proven here, after you inflicted the
deadly wound, into consideration in
connexion with that, at, and before,
and YOU exhibited degree of malice
and elaboration, in depriving a fellow
being of his life, rarely equalled. You
did not 90 with the others present. to
the aid and relief Of your victim. You
exhibited no signs of sorrow or repen-
lance. but called for more powder and
shot And after your return from the
tragic scene to your home, you deliber-
ately, without any apparent remorse,
commenced reading from law book.
You ask for time-As much time will
be allowed you, as can be conveniently
with propriety. In this respect. the
court will be more humane to you, than
YOU were to your victim Henry Keen
You launched him into the presence o
his Maker unprepared; but you shall
have time to prepare for the awlu
event that awaits you, and for eternity
/ will not harrass you with further re
marks in support Of the verdict-But
prepare for eternity; your days ar
numbered; and you cannot REASONABLE,
expect a release from the punishment
the law imposes for the crime of muir
der.
II is the sentence Of the court nov
here, that you, David Bonham, be ia
ken from whence you came; and fror
thence, on Friday the 18th day of De
cember next, to the place of execution
and then and there between the hour
of fen O'Clock in the forenoon and tw
O'Clock in the afternoon of mid day b
hanged by the neck until you are dea
And may God have mercy uPo
YOUR souI.-Milwaukie Sentinel.