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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

"PArA," said Joe, care Congress men,
As all the papers style 'em,
Both Deaf and Dumb, like uncle Ben,
Who lives at the Asylum
"Poh. nonsense, boy! l blush, Indeed,
At your half stupid notions.''
sWhy. pa, thought so: for we read
They're always making n,otions."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

a Nova Scotia paper says:-We regret
to state that the potatoe disease has again
made is appearance in his country. Two
days ago we saw field perfectly black
cnct with It.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

rTADNEa HANS, "from some unknown
cadso or other unknown 10 u.s. IS the loco
foco candidate fer the Legislature III PfoDlo
county, Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

In the bottle. discomfort seeks for com
fort, cowardico for courage, and nodesty
for impudenco. Johnson.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

s5y,,TAx.-"Whn is tho meaning OF
Syntax, mothcr!" inquired n little child
"lis tx On sin, and that IS the only
thing no. taxed IN Ohio was tho reply.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

Somebody soys ,ha. il order to ct on
well IN the world, ]; IS requisite for q man
% have gold in his pocaet. iron in his
hand. silver in his tongue, and brass in his
face.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

AT late camp-meeting in Sullivan
Indiana, ono hundred and twenty
persons wero recently added to the church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

STImULANr KS. NoUSIsa5IEEr. ~ poor.
omaciaied lrishm1n. having called IN Il
physician a fortorn hope, the latter
sprca5 Il largo mustard plaster. am ctrr-
ped II on tho poor follows breast. PAT:
with q fearful eye, and sad countenancc,
looked down upon It md exclaincd:----
,Doclhhrl doc:hor. dearl il sihrjhcs ne
that this IS dale Of MUSTARD ron So LIT
IL. AArE!"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

GREAT BRirA1S, FRASeE AID THE L..
s5rArEs.--A comparative Wow of tho re-
preventative system Of government. rs far
rs it obtains 10 ihreo Of the principal
countries Of tho world, exhibits these re-
suits:
ain Great Britain, population OF 23.-
I'll .039 in ?. ID contained 90 ) SO 2 cleo
tors, or abou: ono Person IN every twonty-
five bad n vote.
in the United States population Of
1,0G3,259 IN 1910 gave 2,t03. lS5 votes
at The Presidential election. or abou: one
in every seven bad vote.
"ln France, a population of s. 02o,0
contains about 200. 030 electors. or very
nearly ono in every one hundred and
seventy five had vote.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
New Books.


We are indebted ~ Messfs Drinker & Morn. for The
following volumes
l. "A Voyage up the river Amazon including residence
al Para by WIN. H. Edwards. This d graphic sketch
OF the and Of the people Of On ntere ting
and but little known portion Of the American continent
2. The Beautiful Widow" the takinR title OF a novel
by T. 5 Arthur, writer who invariably interests by the
beauty OF hs oons, and by the admirable mora with which
they always pointed.
}. Keeping up Appearances or Tale for the Rich
aud Poor :" by 7. 5. Arthur. This hide story ombodie.
many excellent and useful lessons, which will be approved
by the judgment Of ALL and practically followed by very lew
Who may read it, Apart from good design however it,
incidents Will be interesting those who read less for IN
stfueuon Than amusement.
:. The Greatest Plague Of Life /" lthe 81 MOI which
having pagues enough Of own have not looked into
the rsther that have the Let and I'd numbers
and as we make 1t rule begin the perusal Of a
work except at the beginning We hivo no doubt, how
ever, that the title fairly ntorpreis the contents,
8. The second volume OF Warrington and hi- C:ener
a'" by 1T. Hssdey, auihor Of Napoleon and his Mar
shals" We took occasion TO speak Of this work when
some weeks ago. the first volume made s appearance
The second fully equal The first IN interest Il contains
biographical sketches Of Generals Greene Lincoln Kno1
MOultfe, Lee Clinton sullivan, s.. Clair Marion Sir
ling, Lafayette, DE KaIb Morgan, Wooster. Howe. Par.
sons, Thomas and McDOuga, and Commodore Paul Jones
embei-boi VITA well engraved portraits OF Gfoonc Myu
tuc, Lincoln Lee sullivan Marion Lafayette add Jones
We scarcely need recommend volume which treats OF h,
Men and Times Of the Revolution. Such works possess
charm tor renders Of n ages, which the opvo Of ycan
serves fathcrtO enhance th1n o. diminish.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
From IA Me- OrisIHs
From Texas.

BY the arrival OF the steamship Yacht Can't Crane we
have Galveston papers to the 9Th ns corresponding
dates from other parts Of the State
BY the last arrival we had accounts that t;mov f of
rain m Southern Texas had dsspated the approbensn of
short crops produced by the long drought and now we find
that almost every part Of the State has been equally favor
ed AZ might be expected after so prouaced drought
IN some sections Is said the crops have suffered
not however, to any considerable extent
Tho Austin Democrat contains the following ,bstract NJ
treaty recently entered into with tho Indisns at Freder
eksburg, by MAJ Neghbors special agent Of the Govern
ment. and Baron Meusebaeho, agent Of the German Em
grafton and Railroad Company:
"Friondly relations. the form Of priyate eatv oC
peace, entered into The rouns by this treatv
allowed To survey their colony established by the laws Of
the Republic, without moesaton aud % Introduce sete
mons between the Lano and san Slba-ho Indians pro-
missing refrain from al hostile acts towards the setiers
and 10 monty tho coonss Of tho approach " any hostile
bands of Oiher ibes towards the settlement Presents
provisions 10 the $1,000 we're guaranteed 10 the
lodi NJ which have alresdy beer distributed Tho
contract also supulis that all future intercourse trade
&c, shall be Carried under the supervision Of the Uni
ted states Indian Agents Tho Cumanches and other
ifbc7 appear % be well satisfied with the treaty ratified by
the United States Senate. 18th Of Fobuary last and
seemed disposed on their part TO into foil effect.
"A tho surveyors m the German settlements some
twelve or fifteen IN number progressing rapidly with
Their work, in perfect friendship with the Indians"
ln relation the great poisoning San Augusn,
tho Houston Telegraph says that Wilknson NJ whose
house the parry poisoned confess ID that he had given
the arsenic 90 the cook purpocly 10 DO mixed the cake
and he cautioned the bride and other members Of the
~ not a. cat the cake Tie belonged tho moderator pa
" Of Sabine aud he stated that h, took this opportunity
10 destroy OF many regulators possible, avcnge him
self for The injuries they had inflicted upon him aud biz
friends. ie hue made fearful atonomen for this honid
cfie but fear others may be implicated and the bloudy
iueds Of the regulators snd modofators may be removed
The Telegraph hiss alsO heard report that Wilkinson
was ovoaken IN HE flight by party Of tho regulars aud
/ vas hung BY Them.
The new regiment of rangers ordered to Join Con Tay.
of, before mafchng from San Antonio. elected John
Hays colonel Hipsf, Lieutenant colonel, and Jam
/ B0nriand, maIor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

DEATH OF CAPT. LINCoLN-Lsffer Of essisis.es
FROM Gen. Tayier-The following letter from General
Taylor 70 Governor Lincoln, OF Massachusetts. 10
TO that written Immediately receipt OF the
painful udngs OF the death OF Capt Lincoln and OF
before any certain aud responsible Information had been
received from officers in the amy.
The letter is In the soothing and delicate strain that per-
vades other similar Communications from the great and
amsbe General showing that while he has courage for
thousand battles, his noble heart Is deeply touched
by the fall of brave aud accomplished officer than by
all the uiumphs OF the
HEApQuARrERs, Army or occvrArIos. .
CANr MAR MONTEREY, May 9th, lS47
SR-four letter OF the ith ut, In relation TO the
mains aud effects OF your much amentcd sou, Capt Geo
Lincoln, has safely reached beg leave ofer my
has beialen in the death OF this accomplished gentle.
whom you nigh, be Justly proud while the army has
lost Of itsmcs gallant soldiers 10 hoped, however
that your deep grief will be a.suaged degree in the
proud reflection that he fell noby upon the field Of battle
while gallanty dischargng the duties Of his profession.
learn upon inquiry. that tho body OF your son.
fully removed from the field Immediately after his DEATH
aud that IL decenty inferred by itself. Its identify
therefore matter OF certainty. Ills effects understood
To have been collected with due care, and under
tho direction OF General Wool.
shall take carly occasion your wishes
this subject that officer with tho request that will be
kind enough put tho remains and effects carefully pre-
pared for transportation in for New York Boston
by the FIRST safe opportunity. and that no will give you
the same ume due notice thereof. l Sir, with great
respect, your OBJ Servant
H. TAYLOR. Major Gen. u. s. A.
Gov. LEvt LINCOLN, Worcester, Mass.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
"a TAI LUX, MAJOR Zen. u y. a
Gov. LEvI LINCOLN, Worcester, Mass.

Some days since, the Wing in Il. CONNIE ns upon Ex.
President Tylers letter. having referred the lsmented
Governor Ginier member OF Mr.. Tyer's Cabinet and
as one OF the Texan andholders who impeed
Il. to the measure Of Annexation; deem IL proper 10
state upon authentic information, that Governor Gimer did
not become member OF tho Cabinet until the 18th Feb.
ruay, ls4i and ceased to BE- by his melancholy death
the 2sih OF the month"; The incipicn me
for annexation had all been arranged time before the
18th February with Mr. Van Zandt SO far rs his power.
acknowledgements Of yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
The Duel.

We expressed yesterday the hope and belief that the
rumor which reached several days ago OF fatal duel
in Mexico, between Lieut.. Mahan, OF Capt Bankhead's
company and another officer Of tho Virginia Volunteers
in Mexico, unfounded. We regret however TO learn
that letter received yesterday from one Of the vir-
ginia officers, which entirely confirms rumor with the
melancholy addition that Lieut. Carlton Munford OF this
city, attached to Capt Carrngtons company was Lieut.
Madame antagonist They fought with muskets. and both
wounded, supposed MORALLY, at the first IRE Lieut.
Muniord received bucksho and Lieut. Mahan three
This intelligence will be affecting blow to the family
and numerous connections OF 1t Munfod whose career
soIull Of hope and promise, has been thus fear pre-
maturey terminated We have heard nothing OF the cause
that led to this deporsblo event.
~ We copy the following letter, in relation to this
sad affair. from the Republican of yesterday afternoon
HKADoUARrkRs
I'd Bat Va. Regt, China, Mexico,
May 81, ls47
Dear ST AT the request OF the officers concerned and
in accordance with the dictates of pdene, and
myself no personal knowledge OF the affair, consider
important that should be informed advance of most
unfortunate and greatly be depoed event which
rcd at this post on yesterday.
Some difficulty having taken place between Lieut. Mum
ford, Company G (CarrnGton's) and Lieut.. Mahan OF
Company IBankheads) hostile meeting took place be
tween them about ) o'clock, r. NJ, with muskes and
MORALLY wouuded-Munford receiving seven buck shot.
and Mshan three. Both yet survive, yet it is "hopng
against hope" that either will live.
Tho cause, manner and issue OF the melancholy meet
ing deeply regretted by all the officers here will be for
~arded under the OF the officers who were
sent and know all about the matter.
This by express, which Tor Camarao to-
night and there is time prepare tho statement which
will be sent forward the first opportunity.
Your friend
K. II. KINNEY
let Lieut.. Light Infantry Co. Va. Reg't.
n. B.-Ihs officers present Capts. Bankhead aud
oung and Lieut.. Garneu
Directed the envelope -. p BALpwIS Esq or Gen
CAKRINGroS)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
Error Corrected.

The Richmond Wing Is mistaken in supposing tina,
Tim Rives Esq OF those alluded to by US when
we stated that the three spoken OF in connection
with tho nomination for Congress in this District were the
property OF gentlemen who had lately been Wings IL
was to another gentleman that audcd--one who is
well known, would have got the nomination II he would
have consented to accept il.
Mr. Hives, though opposed to Van Buren, the election
OF 1910, did not vote for Harrison and has always been
counted ss Locoioco-we beg pardon-Democrat
lat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
"Tnr WAY on rue TslssasrssoE !, Hun

Francis Bissler, who. we lesrn from the Wyoming
paJ Record escaped from the Jail OF that county on the
2d OF Janaay lsI5 under OF death the mur
der OF Robert Atkinson, recognized Buena Vista in
Mexico. by Luther Adkins. who resided in Wyoming
county at the time oi BasseT's trial and escape Gen
Wool took immediate place the convicted man
IN the hands Of justice Basser acting in the capaci
~ OF teamser. having got with the liuosans some
in TEXAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

The Lynchburg Republican publishes letter from q
Virginia Volunteer 20 his friend In that city dated China
Mexico, April l6. 1871, from which take tho following
extract giving tho whereabouts II Epos' loca ton;
"Should be- discharge In Mexico, large party II ne
have formed the pan Of purchasing mules and ponies and
making way home through Texas, tho interior Of
Louisiana This would really be pleasure excursion.
The Petersburg Volunteers intend doing any way un.
derstsnd and will take San Anionia in their route near
which place resides Mr. Dsudrdge Epes, whom they vow
capture and take back TO Vnginis I wish they nay
succeed"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

JALArA, May D. lSi7.
The division OF Gen. Twiggs marched en- route for Pue-
and will overtAke him Tonight. The LIST ARTILLERY and 2
Pennsylvania Regiment behind to garrison Jaapa
all under command OF Col. ChldS.
We have news one day later from Puebla Report has
II that ali vas quiet there and that Cen Worth and his
hcers were very popular with all classes gentleman who
reached here to-day that he several o our officers
hiding out with Ut the first ladies' place and IN
Their own carragos-a very comfortable is il mott Gen.
worth has taken up his quarters the palace and
are located at different strong points and the CITY,
MIR. TrenSiil, WAC taken prisoner By Cen Urea in
February last aud who has confined at the CITY
% Mexico, came down yesterday | believe that he re-
covered his liberty through the nsrumentaty OF Mr. Bank
head, the British Minister. lie all the Ameri-
can officers have the liberty oi the city their parole but
That the men still confined and allowed bat le}
cents day upon which TO support themselves He will
tell his story when he aches New Orleans and Won
will hnd II interesting. The treatment Of the prisoners has
been severe.
am fearful that express man, who mus, have left
Paeha with newspapers aud letters for the Picayuue ha.
cut Ch. IL Is known that there are several small
guerilla parties between Peroe and Pueba acting in gangs
oi between ten aud thirty, and the last digencia which
went up was robbed by Of these marauders There
two pretty Spanish girls from Biscay who had been
here some time waiting Tor passage the coach at the
Time trist the robbers treated them some show of
poleness and circumspecton
The friends o. Gen Smells will be pleased 10 learn IN,
he has amOs, entirely recovered from his late severe attack
Of Peursy. His wound is almost entirely healed
We have no further in relation to the election
OF President OF Mexico. The revolution which now going
on at the capital has doubtless gr OF the ranyaa
Mr. Inst Is gong with the army but what
Il - best known himself lie has certainly had no peT
sonal communication wi th Gen Scou. G. w. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

KILLING ~ SsNrrR CouNry-we learn as we are abou,
To 10 to that John Anthony Winston Of Sumter
~, cxPresident Of the State Senate, shot Dr. Perry of the
same county. recently with double barreed gun killing
him ON the spot Both gcntemn are well known through
out the State. The of the difficulty we have not
lrnrned.-Montgomery (Ala) Journal, June II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
booksellers and Stationers, and Dealers i'm
Piano fortcs, and uusic.

'ENllE subscribers deal extensively in Piano
N Fores, and Tor the supply stores in this iy and
Petersburg require large numte which enables
the best terms the purchase They
OF superior Piano all the advantages winch
aide nations such as these with the eIaed
Fortes made Messs sloia Durham should not be desar
ded by those wishing TO purchase.
No one run the beast buying theirs
written will be required when doubt. ~
ist, payment may be wubhed until all a removed
gJ- Old Pianos taken IN exchange a fair price.
Pianos Tuned and repaired a moderate eiarges les
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

foRrwALrn, ALL. June i5-Cieared shrs Ardada coal 10,
fhadelph. Reaper coal tot New yots Lsina uopAs coal
lor fai River -
Nkw YoRk, June l4-clcared, sehr Lynchburg. Gould
Richmond.
BAlIisoRr juno l5-Cleared, sehr Heroine. Holdings
head. Norfolk and Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
Now WORK on gardening.

~ Dictionary Of Modern Gardening BY George Johnston
hsq, yellow n The souc ~ Focieiy offni Edited
numerous additions By David lambeth ~ Philadelphia sri us
tinted BY isO wood cuts w vol royal 20 cloth.
IT'S utility irdsputabe especially and gar
deheis l faults those which inseplrabe from ts
eisenou, 10 tki1 with CONDENSED
Hnd selected "-Gafdenef's Chronicle, London
1T on,f the WORK 10 the attention and
the readers % the Telegraph 10 beyond III doub
The best work Of the Kind and from under The
cdtohip and supervision ~ NJ Landfeth who eonfssc ~
~ there other
aecstsry SID We have examined II
and " N be book % value
every peln rejoicing GOOD Esfdsnwhch
dahtui appsudages % Housekeeping prorset
osrdnsr, hinseifr-o, rnantown Telegraph.
Fof sae ~
D. DRINkEH MOnRfa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
ISAAC MORGAN REEVES,
No Re Chester ST , between Race and V.nr, Phil
MARRIED.,

In Nashville, Wednesday morning 2nd inst by the
Kew DR.. Howell, MIR JoHS Z. DARDES 10 Miss VIRCIMA
DENovILLE, daughter Of Peter Demovle deceased for
nierly Oi Hanover county. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

The President has decided to appoint Capt Hughes Of
the Top, graphical Engineers, 10 the command Of bo
Washington Battalion Lieut. Colonel Cspt Hughes IL
the son-n-aw Of Gov. Marcy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
arrcrcmptory s,,. a, ru,,,,,,

pr rcrcmptory sale OF furnit urc.--we invite IN.
attention Of housekecPer and variety Of
superior Articles % ou.s without
at our store rus DAY, "Wednesday at VI o'eioel.
tIo iNLoss BROTHER. Aueu
90 Auction sale OF t:roSerics.-wa ,han sell rlis
MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, prime Rico surat-
New Orleans Mosse L,Eusyr. Rio Java Maaeabo Coe.
Bacon SIDES Hams shoulieos C.gpae and mt,on
Handy, Soap, BieAing. Indigo. Ae.
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prsANDS' sARSAPARII.IA.-- -In The wis. ,eono,c,
OF Nature there has been distributed though aud
uee tnsaoms variety OF medicinal 10 .
e' OF various diseases but beeved product OF m,
earth are 80 powerful properties combined A. an
saaPaila Yet to rraieI latent pope g,
Tot th'y require dcrolopmcn combination, cone I'm
sands Safsapafia 10 believed all these have be-, m r
Ted 10 the fullest extent administered general mac
ice rs sure sni uhiom Tomedy scrof l.po.v
hnof s"enss oi the JOINTS rheumatism sfyspelas
With every compliant symgtomaiie impure blood e Nc
for further particulars. aud Of IL.
value and efficacy see pamphlets which obtained
gratis. s
w Prepared andsod wholesale retail aud cor
p ~ DsANDS Dtugsiis 100 Fulton street corner of WI
han New York sold ala by DuvAI. PURCELL AGENT.
street Richmond Na-free 81 bo,ic boe- fnr :.
DIR WOODS sARSAPARIi.LA AND WILD CIITRRy prT
rERS, HOW lMPoRrANT-For the removal and p,Iman.nt
'ue OF buous Complaints Indigestion, Iabtua
Ppa 'hone hheumAtsm Cuaneous Disases ScoiuIa Inuu
e' OF the Hood Pmp-- and PuEtue the Pace Il,aa,y
uo and all diseases atisng ihjudcious Us. OF Mten
~ Is the onsderaon OF safe and remedy and the "a.
at Dt Woods ssr-aparilla aud Wild CHI ray But-t.
De particular Woods sar..pa,, anil ,y,
Cherry Bi,tets. and no other. $3.50
soh Wholesale and Retail by WYATT KErCHAM ioi rn,
ton street, New York T. JOHNSTON Main street
hc druggists generally throughout the u