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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

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CiScsySArI, Satorisy ereniag, AG- y. l.
GeHtlenen. THE Telegraph commenced ope-
Tations for the first tmc this city Yesterday
afternoon; ana. thus 1r. II appears % wora 10
the eHiise satisfaction ct those Skilled - The light
IA NJ ; talk. The first despatch Of Inas3eut was
tie arrival Of tie Cambria. with the enclosed
news r"~arajug the crops markets. &c II must
he borne II fasHd that the Cambria arrived IN
Boston about two days before the Telegraph was
completed here which will acc0ga: for the o3.ie-
renee in dates I'hss city IS nos. ia Instantaneous
connection with the principal Eastern Cities,
Washington, y. q, ami Richmond. Ea- 1nr
papers tins morning copt,tacl dates lr9n1 n. 1.
PhfleGs "a phi9 Baltimore and Richmond. -. p
70 10 O'Clock last nigh,i which dispatches, ! am
told. reached here at half past by the time
here, thus beating old father ] inc - minutes.
Or, in other words hail hour less than 10 tifne,
OF ali tie achievements Of tais wouderg4z &c.
this sccus to me by l.r the most strange ana ia
terestIng One can Get however but q siam idea
of is moths ogorqHdt b. any thing that can BE-
at the desk Of TIE operator, from the LIMITS
to which the public IS most rlg.Gty c9afined-ae-
ceFFarliE 80, suppose, IN consequence Of the
communication that are constaatl passing thro'
their hands, being 50 araF!v altoIatia - strict
~ private character NHAe looking this NOR
ming and wondering - tte r.pl4Hy wlla which
tious ihey yere constantly Tseeiaiag. ii occurred
T. IHe lhtt ! would seu& nt. ao@. 5iia4cHte 81 a
friend a. Baltimore On culatr.as tte cost,
svas toI8 Ituou}I ~ @Il5- WHOM reflected lt8t
tt .. ou3a aaaleet ay lf# aa ta tiie 1.tia charge 2
answer it, cau.- s. s raae ,Gs.a1 t.ssf Z .yJt
he rather dear co-apis .le.lt3ar ai most -s ely
declined tI honor. take. IL for granted that all
Of the Goo5 people ol Ola " gua, s.a0 II tins
city before tbe 10 ~ 81 tins nao=t tnasFelloaS
achievement wears 1}.aE, s%iI 1T le.st yi-lt tao
'Iel graph room IN is IN ia" ID story Of thu
Colle9s baIalng on Walnut ST. il thet choose,
for ton cents a .vorI tho ssti -. 70
their fri end IA ans ct the Eastern cities a44 ct
answer hae',. ~ just the length Of tnne il viii
require to G-id j boy from The Telegraph oil ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
THE NEXT SPEAKER

The wings, having majority IN the
noxt House of Representatives Of our
state legislature, will Of course select
q presiding officer from tho party Of the
"true faith" We have not heard any one
spoken Of for that responsible and labori-
Gus station; but "o suppose there will be
no lack Of aspirants for tho honor. We
tako tho liberty of suggesting to the NOM
bcrs elect of tho House. the namo of
SOLOMON MEREDITH, Esq. Of this
county, as a gentleman worthy and we'll
qualified for tho station. Mr.. Meredith
was a member Of tho last House, and his
close attention to tho business ihorcof.gavo
him tho reputation of bong a working
member" As TO his devotion TO tic vhig
party and its great principles, i. is only
necessary to say, that no IS endorsed by
Old Wayne. H..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
G. VI. Of The !. VI. l.. =

E-Tho Quarterly Meeting Of tho J..
Mems Literary Association. takes pace
on Monday evening. Sept. 9th. Its hoped
tina; each member VIII be prompt III pay
ing up his dues as tho Board Of Tfus-
tees desire to purchase moro books The
Association is now out of debt, and by a
li,tlo oxcr,ion on tho part of members 10
pay the light tax of % cents per quarter
in advance, together win the back dues.
tho Library may be repIenished with 4
rich store Of knowledge, and be placed on
q par with tho excellent Library Of the
Richmond Franklin Institute.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

0.7-It is stated by the y. Q. Delta Of
tho 8th, that the admissions into the Char
itv Hospital. in tina: city, during tho wook
ending on Saturday night, 9th amounted
to 2S3-deaihs -, of which 81 were of
yellow fever. Tho deaths by tho same
disease tho wocll before that, woro IS
which is considerable Of an Increase
Tho Picayunc thinks that all unaccllm2tod
persons had better stay away, and states
that many of tho old citizcns are leaving
for healthier quarters in great haste.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

The nows by tho Cambria IS unimportant,
though dates arc rs late as Aug. 3rl from
Liverpool. Tho corn market was dull at
a very material decline. The harvest
every where promises an abundant yield.
Tho potatoo IS bat Ilttlc affected with dis
case, and famine and distress arc already
leaving ireland. The Circaslans and hus-
slams had most sanguino battle. IA which
the latter wcro dopaatoo. Swltz2rland
ia threatened with revolution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
Meeting of Webb Lodge. No. ri.

0rrWo arc requested by tho Secretary
of this Lodge. to give notice that an adj
journod meeting will be held At the Ma
sonic Hall. on Wednesday evening. Sept.
LIST; and specially 10 request Il members
of the Lodge. and every Mason in good
standing IN this city aud vicinity, TO attend;
as business Of Importance will ho laid be-
fore them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
Greenviile ana Dayton Railroad

The citizens Of Darlo county, O.. ap-
pear 10 be alive to tho proposition Of ma
king 4 road from Greonvilo TO Dayton
Darko county has boon bye-word for
many years. and it has been fnco:iously
said, that her staple commodities and cur
rcncy were: :. hoop poles and straw hats. :
Bu, for several years her citizens have
been developing her rich agricultural in
teres,s and advantages. and when they
shall obtain the facilities Of Railroad,
Darko county will 10; be surpassed by
any of her neishbo-s for prosperity and
wealth.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

MARRIAGE ExTaAoRDt1ART.--In Kings
ton. y. H., Col. VIM. w ebstcr, aged t..
10 Miss Martha Winslow. aged -. By
this union. the bridegroom has married his
sisters granddaughter, which makes the
bride wife % her great uncle. sister 10
her grand father ana grand mother. ann,
70 her father AMI mother, and great qua:
. her brothers and sisters. Sae is step
mother . tiyc children, fourteen grand
cki!lrcn. and oHe crcat-rran9-chiIi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
SALE OF BANK STOCK.

nrl39 shares of stock in tho Rich
mond Branch Of tho State Bank. wore sold
on Saturday last. by the administrator of
tho estate of s. w. Smith, decd. Tho
par value of tho stock is S6.950---and sold
for S7,695. being premium Of S695.---
This is high compliment; TO the officers
who havo charge of the institution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
All ROAD III ING.

lnFussHa@en Of a previous adjournment.
:, meeting Of no ci,iz2ns 81 Richmond and
vicinity was he'd ia tie Warner bai,dinc
On Welaasl,y. tho IS.h ms. C,l. +.
haiisbaci, was called i tie chair. mi d.
7. Holloway aPPaia:ci scc'y Tho pres
laan, stated briefly, tie objoc; eft the moo-
ting, when the committee, previously ap-
pointed 10 prepare resolutions for the con
siIeratjon Of the meeting. made the fol-
low .ns report
Whereas, We are informed that a suiii-
cont amount Of stock ms boon ~ub5cr-
bed By tho citizens Of Dayton for tic
organization Of company TO consiruc:
q Railroad from that place 10 tho State
line. in the direction Of Richmond; AMI
Whereas, \ spirited meeting has been
hold by the entcrprising citizons Of Gin
cnnati, for the purpose of dcvisng
means for tho commencement of the
Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railroad, which
is proposed to DO located ;hroagh this
place; and
Whereas, \ company has been duly or
ganizad and q largo amour, Of stock
subscribed for tho Construction of 4 rnad
from Terro-!Iautc to this place. and
Whorcas. |, is expected that the pooplo 0.
this section of indiana. viii. j; least.
make connecting link from Richmond
to tho State line in saiJ Road; therefore.
RESOLVED, That this meeting will cxor.
oil honorable means for the purpose Of
advancing the prosecution Of sid works,
with them at any poin: on the State Lane
that may be determined upon by the par
tics Interested.
RESOLVED, Tia; VIC hereby plodgo to
the citizens of Dayton. Hamilton and
Cincinnati, tina; our portion of the road
shall be prosecuted and completed simu!ta-
neousIy with theirs.
RESOLVED. That We arc impressed with
the importance Of adopting actifo and Ct
hclent means 10 secure tho early com
and completion Of the @ori,.
Resolved. That a. csttzans or Wayne
county aad OF the State Of Indiana. We
arc degFi, interested la The prosecution of
the Terre iIauto anu Richmond Railroad.
as the most efficient means for tho dove
oponlcnt OF the resources OF our State tia:
the ago has devised.
Resolved. That > soon Is $50. 001 sha Il
have been subscribed under the charter of
the Richmond and Miami Railroad Com
pany, tho commissioners be requested 70
call meeting OF tho stockholders 70 o,ccs
a Board of Directors, ami that sad Dlrec-
tors be requested to locate limo of said
Road in this State. 10 connect with tho oae
in Ohio, which may be agreed upon.
The resolutions an preamble were
separately and collectively adopted.
The m9o.ing having adjourned,
Books were then opened for the Sub
scrip,ion ofStock in the Richmond and NJ
ami Rail Road.
E.. RAILsBACK. Pres.
D. ?. HOLLOWAY, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
Faculty


JOHN T. SHpTWELT., VI. . Professor OF
ANATOMY ana ihvsiology-
JOHN IeChEs u. y Professor Of Chemistry
aad Pharmacy
Il =. II J--Gr, u, d. Professor OF surgery
!. NJ W~y$. ~ D Professor Natef.a
Mo- .oe ! i5afrt5atft4cs and General Pathology
VI i. WRIGHT, II. j., Professor OF O-st.-
tr.-s aH Haa as ~ Women ana GAd.rent 4ad
i3.---' n The r. nifty.
HN ?. HARRISON. II. D., Professor Of
Theory and Praciice of Medicine.
The Fee for admission to the Lectures OF tho
Professors - So each---Fnak ing the aggregate
Sai-to he PAID in advance. The Matrieuiation
Gee u - entities the Students to the Of the
college Library cnrtng the session he tcAei
FOR atteugaHce II the Hospital s., and the
Ds-scctina ticket SO. either of which, may be
taken . omitted d pleasure
Tie Dissectlng Rooms vii! le open carly IN
October, under the direction Of the Professor OF
Anatomy, aud his assistant, john DAVIS II II,
i preparatory course Will III given in October.
by the Professor. gratutously beth IN the t"i'r2e
aIl Hospital, 10 those who may wish TO attend
The winter session BGar3in. from tao 10 thFec
DO liars per week
r, oracr OF the Faculty,
Au@ 2fth II y. WRIGHT. VI u, Desn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
nrln tho absence of tho Coroner. jas

t5-ln tho absence of tho Coroner. Ias.
NJ. Poe, Esq, held an Inquest on the body
of Hugh Leonard, who was found doad in
his house, on tho ! It'll Instant. The YER
dict Of tho Jury was. that said deceased
"camc to his death by tho visitation of
God, and not By the act OF man
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

6JThe Banner states tho scarlet fovor
and measles arc producing an unproco-
dentcd mortality among the children IN
tho city Of Madison, in this State. The
general health among adults is unusually
good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

Tho stockholders in this Road arc to
moot a, Dayton on the 3lst instant, to
olcct Board Of Directors. We suppose
q survey and location of tho Road will be
mado at an carly day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

TENNEssEE.-Gcn Neil S. Brown, wing,
is elected Governor. For Congress the
locos have elected 5--tho wings 5--ono
doubtful. The legislature, in both branch
cs, is decidedly whig. SO much for Folks
State.
ALABAMA.---Tho Wings havo a gain of
ono member Of Congress from Alabama
Tho Governor and Legislature is of course
loco.
NORM CARoLlNA.---In the "Old North
tho Wings have elected 6 members of Con-
gross locos 3.
KENTUCKY Congrcssmcn: wings, 4
tocos,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

Tho net whig gain in those five States is
5 members Of Congress. In addition the
h ig 8 havo ga n q Governor
in Tennessee, Legislative majority in
the Same State, and a Legislative majority
in Indiana. This is quito "glory enough"
says the Cincinnati Gazette, for one month;
and ovcry whig thinks SO, too.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
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VII h9Vo d'sco'es2l seToFa' articles, IN
ta2 editorial columns. adTocet'n@ tie
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ttoA = th9 United 9:atos. InI5 PROJECT -
seriously oaiorialnei AM cittz9ns OF ih't
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

ME citizens OF the School District south 81
Main in the city Of Richmond, are Informed
that public school Will commence on MONDAY The
9Th Of September next. Scholars may be sent
to any School ID the city. and will receive sheH
fall and Just proportion of the fund Teacher
required to keep daily account Of the al
te nGance of Scholars.
b. order Of the Trustees.
Aug. 2itA, I~I7 y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

4 New ENEMY.-A worm Of strange
species, quite distinct from the army worm,
is making sad havoc amongst tho cotton
N the vicinity Nicksburg. Miss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

DEFAETED THIS IIFE,-on Sunday NOR
ning, tho i;h instant. after IA lingering Iii
tudc aud resignation 10 the Divine will Of
her Heavenly Father, Mss SARAH AM
BiAhHE!D; ia the sixteenth year Of hor
ocrp
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

TAccordIng TO the dato and No. On
1st page. we've not progressed IN: aro
rs we WERE las: week: 'Aug. II. No. 3 Il
the date should he Aug. II. No. 3J---'n1:s-
takes WILL happen We're behind the
Telegraph this time.
Tho Indiana Journal Of the 2o.ii, says:
capt. Elias Murray, good man and a
sterling wing, is elected 10 :ho Sona:e ~
n majority Of 1879 votes, 10 fill the vacancy
accustomed by tho death of Mr. Cuppy,
the late Senator from ko4ciusko. Sc
Judge Swihart, whig, and not lis dcmocra-
tic opponent, is elected to tho House from
Huntington and Whitley, and Mr.. IIolIi-
day, wing, has been elected from Black
ford and Jay. Those districts wore first
represented as having sont democrats ; tins
makes tho House Wing urioruy."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

Loss AND GAIN.-I'ho account Of whig
loss and gain, in members Of Congress, in
tho August elections, stands now rs follows:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

The next House of Rrp.e~r ctatis2S.
.}0M Congress 2sa foHgreas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
Medical College IN Ohio.

TE7lIE ANIMAL course Of Lectures in this Insti-
tuition vii commence on the first Nonday
"a Nou9nber, ANA close tho last week Of Feb
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

d. ?. HOLLOWAY, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

GgAn electric -telcpra pin has been csta-
biishcd between Amsterdam and several
of the principal towns IN Holland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05
By TIL r MAILS.

"Ash'SoroS August 1. 1917.
General Shiefds Mr. Secretary Mason's .addrsss
An ofcer of the regular army, late from General
scots camp gives enthusiastic account of IN. cal.
sntry OF Gen. Shields Hs says that even among the
officers OF the regular army lac is regarded as the hero
Of Cerro Gordo lie always possessed a taste for the
science Of war and his admirable strategy pro
in the army In addition TO this he has repu
tation for romantic bravery The officer states
that the orifce made through the Generals body by III
shot, was large enough to admit mans arm Nobody
expected his recovery and the surgeons ascrbe it his
perfect equanmity and serenity, which forsook
him, when told he could not live
The address delivered by Mr. Secretary Mason before
the Alumni Association Of the University of North
Carolina the occasion Of his visit to that
stitution in company with the President of the United
States, has been published by the association II is
chaste and elegant production, Astounding with lofty and
patriotic sentiments The following extract exhibits an
elevated estimate OF the labors and the uses of the
press -
But the most striking displays of its tho press's
acflty aud power only to be witnessed In the field
of journalism, where it more than equals France in
energy and knows ether rival throughout the world
u printed the nrst newspaper in America in the year
Iva IN 1875 u had joined additional number of
eight hundred and hfty aud this day it acts upon
The popular MAD through the teeming columns
IMAM Two thousand journals ShariUg well stnu-
atng the progressive spirit Of the age advances into
the wilderness with our hardy pioneers keeps company
contends for supremacy with the sword upon every
battlefield which ia won by our victorious arms AZ
ready II sends us shipping lists from the Sandwich
islands chronicles the of the day In Ia Vera ruz
aud echoes back the thunder Of cannon from ths
shores OF the far Pacific Becoming thus
rs well as the sehoomaster II rrpublcau.u it plants
among other na.ions tbs seeds Of freedom which IL has
itself ripened upon soil AMI having frat
TO the glory Of home 1t crowns IL. labor Of
patriotism by making IL better known and therefore,
more hon or.d abroad -
The address teens wi valuable truths emu ciated
with persuasive eoqueuce aud arrroged smooth and
harmonious 81 yl.. GALVIENSIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, Aug. A.

"wednesday, Aug. 40 II. M.
The stock market was not active to-day and prices
fell OF fraction. At the first board Long Ind de-
clined y per cent; Harlem al Norwich and Worcester,
III Pennsylvania 5s 4; +. rmers' Loan n; Morris Ca
nal and Reading Railroad closed Mt yesterdays prices
Stonington went up ~ per cent.
At the second board Stonngton advanced X; Long
Island, ~; Farmers Loan, Il; Harlem fell Of -.
The Board Of Directors of the New York Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. have declared dividend Of five
per cent out Of the profits of the last six months
bio on demand at the Office Of the company u Wall
street
A new bank has been recently organized under the
Free Banking Law, with capital Of $30o,o00 called
the Bowery Bank 1t is located for the present Mt
No. liza Bowery, and will commence business on the
10th inst with d. w Townsend ESQ., formerly cashier
Of the Butchers and Drovers Bank as President and
Nat. d. 9. Bradford, Esq formerly Of the Mechanics
Banking Association, Cashier The reputation Mr.
Townsend has acquired Cashier Of the Butchers and
Drovers Bank is sufficient guaranty ofhi ability Under
his administration we have doubt the Bowery Bank
will become avorite institution in that section Of the
city. As an evidence Of the confidence placed In the
officers aud Board of Directors learn that the stock
already commands per cent. premium in the
market.
The bank will commence business with a capital Of
100000 which has been quietly and privately filled up
and II necessary the amount will be increased to one
million of dollars very important feature In tie
business of this bank will be the payment OF interest
deposits when they remain thirty days This will
be very advantageous the small dealers in that section
of the city, and will give the bank the use of large
amount of funds An institution of this kind has been
long wanted In the Bowery
The aur exed statement exhibits the movement in the
principal departments Of the banks of this city at two
periods, May and August, ls47;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05

The exports Of breadstufi from this port to Great
Britain and Ireland during the month Of July. as
follows viz -four 800 ial bbs Indian meal 90 53S bbs
wheat 6s7,l42 bushels Indian corn, 1872 2ol bushels
oats 10 0s9 bushels; barley, oi,ol3 bushels
According to the report made by the Secretary Of the
Treasury from returns received to Monday the 10th OF
July Isl7 the amount the various repositories Of the
to the credit OF the Treasurer of the United
states, was s7707 4ao 90, of which s<64a6l A had
been drawn but paid leaving the amount subject
to draft A. Transfers have been ordered to
New Orleans to the amount Of $2,l4l,l60 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05
Photographic Corr, Of Philadelphia Bulletin


The river falling, and feet inches in the channel
Flour selling to-day very moderately at 20 to 81 81
the stock and receipts very light Grain, well as
Flour is much depressed Holders Of wheat made a
stand at 81 for prime red but than to So can
be had; and then without much animation. Corn ma
be quoted at IS to SIC with declining tendency
thing doing In Meal In the Wholesale way There very
little manufacturing demand for Cotton just Hold
ers look cheerful the foreign news and stiG in
their exactions. Sales of Rye making at 80 to 40e
Nothing doing In rye -four IT is difficult to describe ex
actly the state Of our provision market-it IL so
tremely fuctuating. There have been exporters in
market eastern account but their transactions
limited, and prices wholly uninhuenced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05
BUFFALO. August 4-P. NJ

BUFFkLo August ~. M
The demand for -four moderate; sales OF 200 bbs
made mt 81 so for good brands Cleveland city mills
and at 81 SIX for fair brands Of Ohio and Michigan
Sales of 500 bushels Ohio white wheat ST. and 600
do. Western red at 95 cents Sales of 5000 bushels,
chiefly Western mixed corn, we're made at 43 cents.
Whiskey-Sales Of 100 bbs made at "a cents Re-
ceips during the past twenty -four hoursFlour 5000
barrels corn 10000 bushels; wheat 10000 bushels -
Freghts by canal to AlbanyFlour IS cents wheat 10
cents; corn Is cents