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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13
Eroy IRE Nor ORLEANS EuY,fip

4 letter from an officer Of the army at Vera
Cruz, states they had received IN tormation from
the capital. via Orizaba, that santa Anna had
been declared Dictator, but without authority 10
make peace. That lie at tn head of 81,
600 men, and that Gen. Scott was within %
miles of the city. Another fight was thought to
be Inevitable.
The same letter also states that General Ava
reg IS between Perote ana Iuebia, ami i making
great exertions. " nth Il view to attack and de-
strov General Cadw iider. His force Is repor-
ted TO be 5000 men aud increasing
Cen c. it will be recoIiected, left Vera Cruz
W tn about 400 men. and as he will probably
hear Of this Mexican force prev ious 10 reaching
Perote hc vii no doubt hal until iuIned BY Cen.
Pillow, who has 1900 men. Two dctachlnents
Joined. " ILL no doubt be able to force their way
to Gen. SCOTS heaCqu rters.
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the measure, and aid the Executive in carry ing
it out, simply because he saw proper to commence
it? Or should they not by enc unanimous voice
speak out their condemnation, and by the force
OF public opinion compel him to desist and obey
the only legitimate power there exists to control
him. Nine-tenths of the people north Of the
Potomac believe the present war with Mexico 10
be unjust and wrong, and were it not for the
iron bands of party, they would be hears IN de-
nunciation. A nd We opine that even the power
of party discipline will give place to the honest
and patriotic Judgment of an intelligent people,
and that when c ongress shall next assemble, Mr..
Polk will have his eyes scared by the burning
letters of the "hand w ritng the wall"
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE LoCos.

That Polk 5 message adm that PASS was
given to Santa Anna, By him; and for positive
proof of the "fixed fact" show theu this extract
from that document:
"W hen orders issued to the commander
OF our naval forces in the Gulf. on the 18th day
Of May last, only two days after the eHsie nee OF
the war had been recognized by Congress, TO
place the coast Of Mexico under blockade, he
was DIR ECIED NOT TO DISTRICT THE PASSAGE
or SANTA ANNA TO MEXICO SHOULD RETURN."
And, to show the Presidents confidence in
what has proved to be "aid and comfort
to the enemy read them this extract from the
document:
at REMAINS To BE SEEN whether his
Santa Anua's) return may not vet prove ftyor-
able o a pacific adjustment Of existing difficult
lies."-f annual Message In Congress, Dee. T. 40
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
SATURDAY MORNING, il


FLOUR-Ycsterdav in eight lots - 6
brls were sold from canal and store; 90
bris ut ) %. These saIcs were made i'll
the morning. lot of 200 hrls excepted
which wore sold on charge for shipment
by fiat boat. The adyices from tho East
received yosterdoy. were decidedly unfa-
vorable, and in consequence. buyers were
not generally disposed. in the afternoon
TO pay over 81, while no doTs. commended for
81 %.
PROVISIONS sale on Thursday Of
10 COO lbs com. country cut ha ms ut l.,
not; and We hear of n sale madc several
days since. OF 80, 600 lbs. 2-3 sugar cured,
and l-3 common. at DC. canvnsscd md
packed. No saies were reported. r1adc
Yesterday, aDd far we could learn
there was very little inquiry.
FLAXSEED OlT.--Snles on Thursday
of % bris City Mills. OF SIC cash. 30 do
AT 53c. equal to cash do country vcs,er-
dav Mt SIC. IS do nj 5:,c. equal TO cash.
COFFEE-A sale of - Bugs prime
Rio ut Sic. 30 do. fair. st Sc.
SUGA R-Saies Of 5 hhds good fair
\. O. at 7Sc. III boxes brown Havana, at
I 4c: 10 do. At 7c; do FIorete. a, She.
TOBACCO--A sale of Is kegs Nos.
SIX twist. at &c.
RIGA sale off tres. strictly prime.
at Ssc.--[ Daily Queen City.
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HEAD QUARTERs, ARMY OF OccuPATIoH(
Camp near Monterey, Mexico.
Anil %, lS41.

SrR:-Your letter. under date Of the 10Th Of
March, has been duly received. To the inquiry
rs to whether / am disposed TO accept the nonli-
nation of President OF the United States, if ten
dered TO me from the National Native American
c Convention, ! would most respectfully reply,
and with full appreciation Of the kind feeling
which dictated the mention of my name in CON
ncction with the dignity and honor ofso high
office, that, even if aspirant TO the Presiden-
tial office, (Which is not the case | could not.
VIII lie the country is involved in war, and while
my duty calls me to take part in the opeTat ions
against the enemy, acknowledge my ambition
beyond that of bestowing all my best exertons
towards obtaining adjustment of our difficult
ties with Mexico. have the honor to re ma III
dear sir, Your most obedie servant.
q. TAYLOR, Major Cen u. 5. A
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q RY G 0 0 D S.


1--WE OIL MILL. recently occupied BY Eiam
Brown, two miles North Of Riehnoaa, :
FOR RENT, on reasonable and aceommoos"s
,s,,ns III nearly new, and for is ability 70 Do
good business has not a superior in the SfaseI
One part Of the building is sufficiently large az
was designed for Carding Machines Any PEI
son " ishing to engage in the business OF ma.'hs
Oil, can make it profitable by renting thus 49,
lishmept. Inquire of VIM Bniia, j. Lssss''
D. P. Holloway. ..
Juiv 18th. Is47
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D-The New York Tribune, in noticing the
perambulations Of the President about the city
OF New Y ork gives the following conclud ing
verse of poem, which the editor says reci
ted by little girl at tho Blind Asylum, in the
presence o f "his Excellency":
CLARK. united bu rst of Joy,
BY heart and tongue is woke,
One chorus rends the listening air,
Hurrah for James K Polk
This is the first instance record, we believe,
where blind girl is made to "Hurrah. for James
X. PoIk.' In III, we recolect of hearing
shouts of that kind proceeding from the throats
Of several blind loco focos in this city,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

Resolved, That the nomination Of CHARLES II.
TEsr. Esq. as the Democratic candidate Tor
Congress, MEETS THE CORDIAL CONSENT OF EVERY
AMERICAN CITIZEN. and that they render nun all
the "aid and comfort" which in them lie. IN or
der to facilitate his election and vindicate the
Alb Congressional District from the charge of
torysm. stamped upon it by the conduct OF L
B. Smith, Esq, in the late Congress
Tho above resolution was adopted at a loco
fcco convention recently held in Liberty The
Polk ocracy Of little Union must have battened
upon high seasoned meat, TO thus express the
opinions Of '-every American citizen" Com
paratively, not one in a million of the american
citizens know that there is such person as c.
H. Test, and q still less number know any thing
of the meeting which so pomPousiy assumes to
express the 'cordial assent of "every Ameri-
can citizen" to the nomination Of Mr. Test
The zeal manifested by the same meeting "to
vindicats the 9TH Congressional District from the
charge of toryism'' is a. ili-tined a. their pre-
sumption in attempting to express the '.eordiai
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Piece Conquered!

A SPLENDID lot Of Tweeds and Cassineres,
"A lust received and for sale, CHEAP, at the
Western Cash s. IRE Of SCOTT & co.
Also
A magnificent article of Gro q Rine Silk,
Silk Bullion Fringe, and Jet Buttons, for the
LaGies,) at the great Western Cash Store of
SCOTT & CO.
A few pieces plain PRINTS and GINGHAMs.
iust received and for sale at the great Western
Cash store of SCOTT & CO.
Richmond. July 18th. ls47- %
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TThe senior Editor, in tho performance Of
duties which he deems paramount TO all Others
has been absent from his post almost continually
for the past two months He hopes. however, to
he able to remain cat home" for sometime to
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

PEAcE-The editor OF the Phladel phia Ledger
says there is prospect of speedy peace with
Mexico He thinks i. may be in less than TWEEN
ty days, and obtains his information from high
source in Washington. All doubtful
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

ScoTT's Army The force under Gen. Scott
amounts to about 900 men. Other reinforce
ments are enroute, and it is supposed his army,
ere attack is made upon the city of Mexico.
whittier he is marching, will exceed 10000
choice troops.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

Power OF IMAGINaTIoN.-Tho Influence
Of the ina gination on tho nervous system
has on some occasions produced effects
bordering on a state of insanity. Tho
following is a case in point:
4 few years since. Elijah Barns, Of
Pennsylvania, killed n ratilcsnake in hls
field, without any injury to himself, md
Immediately after pat on his sons whist
coat. both being of one color. He returned
TO his house, and on attempting, to button
his wais;coat. he found 10 his us,onishment
that il was too small. His Imagination now
wrought TO high pitch. and he instantly
conceived the idea that he had been bitten
impcrcep;ibje by the snake, and thus
swollen from lis poison. He grew sud-
ienlv very Ill, and took his bed. The
family, IN great alarm and confusion.
summoned three phvsicians. and the usual
remedies were prescribed and administer
I'd. The patient. however, grew worse
every minute. until Mt length his son came
nome with this fa;hor's waistco1t dang
| no bou. him. The my story W. instant
" unfoided md tho patient being relieved
from his imaginary apprehension, dis
missed his physicians, and was restored TO
hca tn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13
Miami Land sac postpOned.

The President has at the solicitation OF Gov.
Whiicomb and others, postponed the sale Of the
Miami lands until the goth of December next
See the letter from the Department published n
this paper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

Gan exchange paper says: "The Supreme
Court of Indiana has decided that the Black
Laws Of that State, making it crime for any
mulatto or negro person TO emigrate TO, and set
tie within tina; State, to be unconstitutiona
TGen. Taylor expects TO visit the United
States in November next.
D-The Wheeling Argus of the 9th inst. says
that the telegraph will be completed to that place
within month. 1t is now progressing westward
at the rate of SIX miles per day.
ft+The good people of westfeld. Mass have
ordained by vote of their citizens to exclude
all Odd Fellows from the jury box. Such con-
duct would have discraced Old Salem in her be !
nighted days of witchcra # punishment,
1.-THE eastern papers announce the nuptia's
of one of Folks brothers to a wealthy heiress in
in New York, as q "narriags il high life
Does ssaigh' mean drunk
1.-THE aqueduct over Simons' creek. about
one mile south OF Cambridge, has again givea
way. 1t viii be repaired again in few days
Somebody very wickedly says tina. two
blooming young ladies got caught out in q
shower recently. and when they 60: homo
the rain had wasted the very color on. of
their cheeks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13
MARRlED.-on Thursday. the Is, OF Jp,x

MARR1ED.-on THURSDAY. the Is, @, r,,~
BY Enos Thomas. Esq. JEREMIAH cox :,
HANNAH MOORE; all Of this vieiaisy.
We received large cake. alu,os, As bag q. en-,
hat, with the above notice. To be rememse,..
TINS by the young-,hose who have ventured "a,
The hrs' time on the sea of ma,rmeny, and ~,
are, OF course nnaccuxtoued to occ asioual soaaa,
that happen on The voysge-ss grateful to o.,
feelings; but when those. who have passed III.
meridian of life. again put on the harness Al,
Hymen. send such sweet token of remembr,,..
TO US, our gratitude increases Moore and Moore
An OLD adage says: The ola Coz crow and the
young ones iearn:"-rnay this example, which
we are now recording, be followed by every young
couple hereafter-se nj us the cake SO mote j,
49,
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AUGUsE tsLLAoEIcEo
CALEB B. SMITH.

Will address his fellow citizens
at Boston, on Thursday the 18th
instant; at Newport, on Friday
the 10th; and at IIiIlsborongh.
on Saturday the l7lh---commen-
cling at one O'Clock, p. m. on each
day.
TCnAs. II. Test, Esq, is
invited to attend and participate
in the discussion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13
Gen. TAYLOR.

"Rough and Ready" in his letter to the Sig
nal, declines receiving the nomination for the
Presidency from either of tho great political
parties which now characterize the people Of
this country. In addition we find the following
declension in the Now York Herald
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13
IL SPECIAL NOTICE,

HtGHIv IMPORTANT TO THE WEsr.-it has been
long thought that the citizens of the IVES, VIA
10 see better times IA regard TO the bilious disea.
ses with which portions of our noble country -.
visited. The true medicine is a length otFerea
us by the celebrated Grafenberg COMPANY
Their advertiseme nt is ia another column 10
which the attention of every man, woman aEi
child should be Immediately given. For sale by
James Elder. at the Post OfFce Book Store, Rich
mond, Ia; by Lewis Davis. at the New Paris
(O-) Postoffiee and at Iiolloway's Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

THRAsHTNG MACHINES AND Cocoa We call
purchase fIrst-rate Thrashng Machines, to the
fact that friend. Thomas A Duglaie, has on
hand and manu- features the article; and the rea-
son why we do so. in this manner, is, because we
have not room for his advertisene this week
Give him call. We also inform the lovers of
Cocoa that the pure article be had Dr.
Howell's Drug Store; and take this early OPP
poTtunity 10 prescribe the constant use OF this
beverage to SICK friend, Elder, that he may
be enabled 10 prosecute the war sat home with
more vgor.-its said to be every manipulating
to freak nerUes'-try it, James!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

The ensuing session Of Congress viii be
one of more than ordinary Importance. The arbl-
trary conduct of the Executive will be endorsed
condemned and the honor of the American
character will be sustained or compromised i'll the
settlement of the unnecessary difficulty with
Mexico Should the President STILL however per-
sist in lis mad ambition to conquer Mexico-ho
great and important question: question big
with the future destiny OF country will have
to be acted upon. Pace or War will be he ques-
ton of the next Congress, more important
sion than has ever been held at Washington.
The election Of members of Congress takes
place in this state in a few weeks-iet every
friend Of peace, be at the polls.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

DAKER'S CO@OA-WAnR.~TrD PURE, and
of SUPERIOR or.LIrY.-COCOA, prepared
Ia the manner that this IS. affords beverage re-
commended by Physicians very nutritious, not
only to the healthy, but 10 the sick and coaral-
esoent; and very tranquizing 70 weak nerves
Manufactured by w. BAKER. Dorchester, Mass.
and for sale at Dr. HOW ELLIS Drug Store
Richmond, July I3. lS47. %
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
Nd s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

Let all tfe world say they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the
Drawn Nos of Mon.ngalia No g. Jan goth
Is ! 50 II 50 81 % "a 30 81 IS
Ticket Nos II ;es prize OF $500, ,od AMI pad by
Drawn Nos of Alex. No E, Jan 30 h:
AZ 81 20 10 - &c 81 GO "a 50 80 IS.
psid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Ez, No 9. Jan ooh:
- l 40 rs CO II . "a e. 90 Is 67.
Half Ticket Nos, % 40. Capital sold aud paid
Drawn Ncs OF Leesburp. No S, Feb Is:
l6 81 ~ Is 81 25 25 { l2 90 % IL.
Ticket Nos, 2s 81 90. a Capital sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Tue-isyN Jersey No. Q. Capitals $4,000 II goo 10 COO
5000, 9oro. iSco 1000 &C 7s Nos IL dawn Tes
cts S. halves ESQ; quarters Csc
S25GOG, 5000.
Wednesday, EandTia, No Capias- SOS 600 5000 5000
sOoc 6to, 10 Of 1900 IS Nos, ie Tickets s.
halves ESQ quarters }, 2Je
ILar'tay--New Jersey, No. 10 c.ptsis $1,000 10000
10000 5000 d4o go Of 1000, sc. IS Nos ls drawn
~ halves $50 quarters IS
$4,000, 1000.
Frdiy-Mo onsalia. No Capital: $1,000 1850 600 Sc
% Nos 10 dawn Tickets o. halves soc. quarters
$4,000, 1900
Saturday Mo'nbs-susseI TO- Capa. $1,000 1900
ZOO l9nC ll96 lloc OF 1000 &C. rs Nos. IL dawn
1000. 1000.
sa'ura,Y rvenias-sg.el Extra No 10 c,pt,'. $4,000
1000 500 &e rs Nos IL drawn Tickets q
100000.
AeIanira Lottery, Class Is47 TO be drawn Fesnar G.
Ist7. ~
RELLIANr ScHEE. Pnze 81 ESQ 600. 10000 5000 1000
Of 5000 1,f 1900 q 1850 1850 Of 1000 40 OF COCO
a..
- No LOTTeRY-If DRAWN BALLOTS.
Ticket. $40 halves 3 quarter. $50 or PACKAGE
OF 20 Nholes cost SI9O. halves g., quarters 30.
100000.
A. Taadra Lottery Ca C. for Is47, b. February H.
Isl7
srrr~pm PErzr. Pile $4,000, oOOo 5000 5000 100
of 1000, 10 Of 3OG. 90 OF -5o
IS No. loTrEEy-re DRAWN RALLoTs
Ti'kc's $40; tav o. paeka-s.
o - WEoe IisAtt7 s'SO-21 halves as. % a.. so.
S35 29l.
Alex MN L'UsT Class u, fJ Isi7 be dawa February
20. le3s.
- ESt' Pans piE, OF slj,a14 600 500 1000 Of
"1uH q l5cO - e. 80 OF 1910, 500 90 OF SOC
&c, Ge-
- DRAWN Nos OFT or IS
Iekes $40; halves sgarcrs so. Ceunc,ta OF packages
Of - whole ]. OK t. $3.50; halves CO. lgaricrs
W ycEs tef e 4 Pnzcs registered
az the o;e, rDnf of what done; every Draw
ia; coni,u TO Ia r1d ard paid By me
Ccrs Tor pa ngle ksts IN the above
; h NEE and al L0tcf will promptly TO- and
i'dwing sgn' when requested.
fe'se address orders 10 N. STRATTON.
Richr Va
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Auriiou Salcs
NJ p.a,.p. weaearr A Go.
nv "a mpIcA,s.., = ,,,.,..,
EXTENSIVE AUCTION -ALE OF
New and Valuable
sIANDARp AND nIsCEIIANEogs uoons
Fine Family BibIe-- blank Bsss =, Pa.

90 MONDAY EVENING Febru a. Il, =, "a 81. -, a.,
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BY Me Governor Of Virginia.
4 p Il O G l. \ VI A TION.

w iibiNI-AS u mas btcu represented 20 iNC
Executive ha' bREWEY HrTLE. ella rsd "a the ,1lH.
- Sonhampo' with hl'ni,us shooting ans kirg. has
from and going at large, IN ,refIc WI am
Snth Gov TH7t q De- stuc aorsa tn rsby reward
9" ore hun'f'd Dollars % an
pr,hcai i' ~ad DcwU Btu, oliver ia mt h, } 10 Of
lhf 2m '"uny 81 ssHhamIinn .'i 80 morrow rsu,
he's e'i aud military aEi ',quct the pic Common
wealth Fcnaiv best y 80 ors Tor t. alpr p.nn
o the 'ai at that De- uls be- with reefs
- Given under NY had Governor. ard utd-r the
al ser ssHlcf thc Comm his ty, y
- hiri Gay Of Januty. be year thnns
ana 'gi hundred and oJ seven, and o the Communicable the
seventy h1t tyN swTTu
Biue s drsci cdas about s. y,a-s OIL feet or inch,
wei popoonei dk a a. hair AMI eyes inclined In ay
AMI tile mn ontls top Of hs hcidone cut
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LAND EOK NILE

LII ANlNG moved to Richmond | offer for
IL sale WOODLAND COTTAGE. in the County of IIen-eo
situied mites North West Eeh1on on the Th hop
ped Road acJn the lands OF DR.. Hopkins and
tans three bundled and thirty
VIII eh divided fields OF %
decidedly bsier opportunity improve by having clover M
low fs, be-de' field for Corn Wheat oat- aud pasture
There h the Brook beautiful piece Meator and of ~
acres past Of which Herds IN com
mon grass There ~ the place very supply
Wood, which think cord.
PEE an besides quantity young which
s now larHe enough 10 make rails The
new Dive lns House, sufficiently l,tgo n mills Iew
Meat House sab House new Ice House new
we" Of good water "a the Yard There
hsn tue place young Orchard of nton choice
and SO choice Apple Trees inning NOR. mar
heuar description ~ unnecessary be
person by nav brother who lives For TERMS which will
be very liberal and Accommodate Z, apply
GEO. w. GARDNER
p sThe above property exchanged city proper
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GEORGE W. ATKINSON,


N"MMlN'I'N MERCHANT.
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RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE

'HNHE subscriber offers Tor sale either OI of
n ncis 81 Land Csros county on the Ran
paharnoek river about D. bow ard
tar inr each tcweci coo AID 6Su Ncuy Whole of the
above tracts i e-'r d. n land very productive, easy cuya-
ton AMI 90 ally wei aiap 10 wheat and corn
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deucgs the
AM pTn's sinz n plfch1sr invited and
for iun.,r nsoHnl ion wtItp3y rayo T. o. bch a.
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BAIL GORDON. &c.
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