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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
1'a.rrc-k1aute to Eficl, IN q, N IL.

Engineers are now engaged in surveying two
routes from indianapolis to Terrc- lIaute Under
the charter granted last winter for the Terre-
Iiautc and Richmond Rail Road Company. 1t
is thouEi:. The surveys will be completed about
the first of December next The editor of the
Wabash Express says: ave understand -
ground over which they have passed is very ia
vorable and shows that the grade be easily
made at light expense. Farmers along the
routes readily rrlinquish the rights of way and
promise generally, 10 subscribe for stock literally,
when the road il permanently located. so far,
Engineer Morris and his party have advanced
some distance this side Of Danvile on the north
ern line, and this side Of Belivie on the straight
route, and are proceeding htherward daily
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

STOLEN MONEY REsroRED.-Some two
weeks ago. the post Office at this place was
broken into. and the mail bag containing
the Winchester mail taken out and ritied
of its contents All the letters were found
and restored. except one. supposed TO have
been mailed at some place in Ohio. and
directed to BlulNon. Wells county. Ind.
This one was much mutilated and the
postmaster was only able to discover its
destination, without the name OF the per-
son 10 whom il was addressed. On Mon
day morning last. the P. II. found in the
letter. box. forty-tive dollars in half bills,
which he supposes were taken from the
letter torn up: but being Of no value TO the
thief they had been returned 10 the office
Editors bv noticing this may enable the
owner to obtain possession o. them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
Col. Ercn,onf.s Trial.

The military court IS progressing at a
tedious rate with this trial. which IS destin-
cd 10 embrace an investigation of all the
civil and military acts which transpired in
the taking possession OF California. Tie
charges against Col. Fremont. have arisen
in personal controversy between Com.
Stockton and Gen. kearney for suprema
c1 of command Fremont being sub
ordinate Of both. he was placed in a situa-
ton which required him u acknowledge
one or the other as the highest IN COM
rnand. and as to disot,ev either subjected
him - a charge Of characterization from
the other. he declined decision Of the
question. and left il TO the two commanders
10 settle their differences without his aid
He refused . obey the orders Of Cen.
hearney at Los Angeles. on the lith
Jan. 1877. and was charged by the
General with insuboriinatlon. Fremont
cof...l,s that he was not bound 10 settle
the difnoitv. and proposes 10 prove the
prosecution 10 ~ entirely malicious on
the part Of the eiene~al. an enormous
expense VIII be iI1curradto sse-le a difficult
Is tie people care but little about. and
whose interests would have been just a
well maintained had neither been in corT-
mand. Many things. however may be
brought to light which may let the people
inso the plans and chicanery used by the
officers in these adventures of conquest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
III e XIC A N NJ e w s.
Additional Particulars
RIcHNoSn. Va, Nov. l2-6 i. VI


The New Orleans Picayunc contains
tha .uu particulars oi the interesting new.
from Mexico. received by steamship Or
leans. a meagrc report of which sent YOU
this morning.
General patterson's train. consisting of
, coo men. and go wagons, viii leave
Vera Cruz on the lst instant.
The Fnalis' courier arrived at Vera
Cruz On The 5l~t ul'.mo, direct from the
city Of Mexico.
The Genius OF Liberty saws that Atlis-
90 va, taken ~ one thousand americans.
without resistance.
Santa ANN has retired to Jcenacan. &
has protested strongly against the action
al The Government, charging il with the
violation of his rights. as Chief Magistrate
Of the nation. Ills entire army. except
two hundred soldiers. had deserted.
The Mexican Congress me, at Quereta-
70 ON the 9Th of October. The majority
OF thr members were in favor of an ami
cable adjustment of the difficulties be-
tween the Two Republics.
Gen. Ainonte arrived at the seat Of
Government on the 9TH.
The inhabitants of Orizaba. rs. 900 in
number, surrendered the cit, to the Anne
ricans without making the slightest resist
ance. NJ. Toby. a Philadclphian. was
publishing a paper al the Capital entitled
the NoKTH AMERICAN.
General Lane was Joined by Capt.
" alllor's command at Pcrotc. and march
Il on the Puebla road 10 Ncreycs, where,
by order Of Cen. Lane, Capt. W aIker di-
vcrged 10 Hcrcmantla. and with $50 men
he attacked and defeated 500 Of the en-
cmv, with tho loss Of only six mon The
gallant " alkcr. after performing feats Of
the most daring character, fell in single
combat. pierced by spear. in the hadds
Of an cHragcd father, whose son fell by
Walkers own hand. The Ncxicans lest
900 men and two pieces Of artillery.
Captain Walkers men rejoincd Gen.
Lane on the pucbla road. and entered the
city BY platoous, delivering well directed
and constant fire every step. which ceased
ONLY when the Mexicans rctreatcd. Gen.
Rca frd towards ttailsco with 400 Gueril-
las The Americans occupied the city,
and order was fully restored
large American train had left the city
Of Mexico for Vera Cruz. escorted by five
companies Of Infantry. battery and some
companies Of cavalry. commanded by Col.
Harvey
The health Of the army was not good.
and mortaIfy had increased from ten to
fifteen per cent.
I Generals Shield and Quifman had Jeff
the capital with wagon train on their way
10 the nited States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
G1ael Ga-a1re-ea2 -.


The Italians in New Orleans have hal Il meet
nG, TO Ike rar4 =ures - ar thear eounirvm"n 1T
hol3e IN the Pops movement 10 r-scn. itaIy
fFon the grasp OF Austin, ana make II a free
e"untr1. \ co"lniittee US apprentice Ihr ut
.,n,. III ti.r.e brothers. 81. Baaatera.
~ .,. D .,,u.z,, ,If;.r1,.7 ,,.,..,,..c, !
, ,t,,.,. -, o,,t.lf r., .,,r,,,....5
~ ,r-,..t,,, ,5.@,,t,9.i trciof,f. I'M
Ihe, h.,~ rtne e atten. to way freight. large
gu.ntil'.7 OF winch hase aeeli"nIA',i at all
POI. along the '4ie ~ F.ss i7 a.' TINS fo,'.'
week peioF' I'S'' "efe A,''a "'rF '.''
corresponding - - - - - ; - ~
ne ht'' -, '''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

The balance Of stock required TO complete
this road, has been taken by an eastern compa-
ny. The work is now in progress, and il is be-
licved will be finished in the course of the next
season. This road, when connected to the Lit
tie Miami road by the link from Columbus to
Xenia will give the Cincinnatians a second route
Of continuous rail road to the lakes. While we
admire the ene-gy and enterprise of the citizens
of Ohio. do not let merely look on in wonder
Rather let US rouse up and emulate their exam
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
Temperance .iICesin..

\ meeting of the friends Of the cause
of Temperance viii be held III the Hall of
the sons Of Temperance, on Friday even
ing the 18th inst. The Sons ofTemper-
ance and the friends alike are respect
fully invited to attend. An address viii
be delivered j. NJ HUTTON, W. p.
Richmond. Nov. Is, 1917.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
CenIcyille. November .. 1917.

ATTAcK on Ms. HANNEGAN-We last
week copied an article from the Cincinnati
GaZ,tt relative to the attack recently
made upon Mr.. flanagan. by man named
M'DonalI. In that notice. we now think.
injustice was done Mr. H. II now APP
pears that in the afiray at tjtica. Mr.. Han
ncean 50 far from assaulting i'Dpnald,
actually saved his life BIZ arresting Il club
which was about TO descend upon his head
with the force of a powerful arm. In the
recent attack. Mr.. II. was sitting in the
hotel convcrsing with friend. when MD.
approached him from behiul. and sudden
IL pulled him to the floor. and commenced
kicking him in the face M'Donall was
pulled Off by those present; when Mr. IL.
arose and obtained gun. and threatened
to shoot his asSailant. VINO ran and made
his escape from Coyington- HDonald
should be dealt with by the Grand Jury
and court to the extent and rigor of the
law
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
DAYTON and AurangGcg.;.

The amount of stock, necessary for the con
structon Of this road has been taken. And we
are informed that assurances have been given TO
the people OF Dayton by the company con
s,ructing the Sandusky and Madriver road that
they will make the road 10 Dayton, if permitted
10 do This would enable the people of Day-
Ton to transfer something like 500 200 into stock
the Western road, in addition to the amount
already subscribed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
Columbus and ycnia.

II has finally been determined 70 make Xenia
instead of Springfield the terminus Of the Co.
Iumbus road The Little Miami Rail Road Com
pany have engaged 10 make Is miles of the line.
and the balance of the stock has been TAX en- by
private citizens and the counties through which
it is located. A portion next TO Columbus is to
he put under contract Immediately and the whole
line Completed at early a dav as practicable
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

Woop.-SncEi Of our pr,.,ns as wish 10
pay their subscriptions in Noou Sc. Will
pleas, ban. il As soon Is possible The
weather IS becoming coid-the roads bad.
and the price increasing. Printers cam
not set type in cold room, neither can
they afford 10 pay high prices Now is
the accepted time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
LECTURE Oh tlsc Nature and Inn
mortality of the Soul.

J. p. STUART, will deliver Lecture this even
ing, <TUESDAY.} at : O'Clock, at the Warner
Building, the Nature of the Human Soul, and
the Life after death.
The doctrines Of Swedenborg, other sub
ring the week. " The community at large are
invited TO atte nd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
Hamilton and CincinD;lsi.

A few days since we had the pleasure Of a CON
versation with Mr.. Erwin engineer o this road,
and learned from him that route had finally
been found much more favorable than had beer
anticipated. Tho stock has been suisse rbed and
the first instalment paid quite promptly. 1t is
the intention of the Directors TO put the entire
line under contract at the same time, and prose
cute it to completion with all possible speed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
IT IS A POSITIVE FACT,

yHyHAT the largest and best stock Of Drugs-
Medicines, Paints. Oils and Dye stuas
ever brought 10 this market Is now IN the store
Of IRWIN REED, Of tbs cItT-and he can eh-
h.lit sosne new preparations. lnstrafneh'a' ec-,
a., ,,x, interest the sfs5icai Faculty or others
Vim may need them. II would probsblr be well
IL I'M and see iherTi, As they Offered at tn
s..., ADVANCE o. the Eastern PRICES, sa4 as low
- ,lrv can =. bought in the West.
Richmond. Nov. I6, l-i9- 4fH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
DIIxIsTRAToR's sALE-Not'c. .

DHISIsTRAToR'5 sALE-n . o''cs 49,. =
q Le--by cfyeu. that On Saturday the nth
F.v Of Savefuter J. II on the premises OF " ~
liam Iexruo decd, wIl proceed TO sell The PR
sanal Coos and Ci,atteis Of said eeeedeni' con-
sis,inn Of HoeseisoId and Kitchen Furniture LisS
stock. Grain, SC. embracing naeh s1i1a N
81. r. ~a.nraence at 10 o'clock Of said cay.
pben ana where ATTENDANCE WI be gwen ana
49,. So Lnssva By the undersigned.
NATHAN HAWKINS, Aam'r
Eove.ufer 2, I5f1.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

IMPROVED CANDLswICKs.-in improved
candle may be had by sleeping cotton
wicks in lime water. in which considera-
bic quantity Of saltPetre (nitre) has been
dissolved. By this means IS obtained a
pure flame and superior light a more
perfect combustion is ensured: shutting IS
rendered almost as suPerfiuoas a. IN wax
lights: and the candles thus naade do not
run OF waste. TIE wIck> should be
dry before they are covered
with taIlow. otherwise they VIII not burn
with q uniform and clean light
[-ia,ri-sa -isries1tt GTa''st.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

FLoRIDA-The Tallahassee Sentinel
saws:
The Wing majority in the Senate will
certainly be ) and may be :: and in the
House may range from ) TO 9-thus secur-
ing majority on Joint ballo, Of from 10 to
= Her present representative in Con-
sress : a Wing. and before the terminal
ton OF the visiting Wing legislature. two
I = Senators =, to be chosen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

RoBBERY-Sevcral OF tire rooms Of the
National Hotel in this place We're entered
on one night last week, and the pockets Of
their inmates relieved Of their money.
Mr.. Whitmore had about sos taken from
his pocket, and Oliver kinsey lost several
dollars Their clothes were taken into
the entry. and riflcd. No clue has Vet
been discovered Of the perpetrators. 1t is
time our city should organize police sut-
ticient 10 arrest these frequent robberics.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
ELECTIONS.

New 1oEK.-Thc detection existing
among the democracy of New \ ork. has
given the Wings majority of nearly 4o,-
900 in the popular vote. Both branches
OF the Legislature. and all the State officers
arc Wing. The Senate contains 50 mem
bers-26 are Whigs-6 Locos- The
House is composed of 128 members, and
about two thirds are Wings. All the Scna-
tors hold their places next year. and will
have a vote for L 5. Senator at that time.
Nr. DiN's time expires the 18th of March
1349.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

NEW JERsEy.-The election in this State
vernon. and Wing legislature. The
majority received by the loco candidate for
Coy ernor is 2.567.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

The Cincinnati Queen City of Sat
urday. Nov. -. quotes Flour at s4.55 to
$40: Hogs at $50 to 1915 per cwt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
Remarkable Condolences.

The line of five Presidents. beginning
with the elder and ending with the Young
or Adams. affords the most remarkable CO.
medicines Of numbers we have ever no.
ticed. Is the following table. furnished by
the New ! ork Evening Post. viii Illustrate:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

\. NEWTON. respectfully informs
e. the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity,
that his office - Nam street, door west OF
-tratlan * " rights Store.
Those wishing satisfactory operations On Their
Teeth. are invited TO give him call.
\. b. Building materials wanted by
A. y NEWTON.
Richmond Nov. .. 1917. 46-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
Disclosing E'faeir Schemes.


Tn Washington correspondent of the
Public I.ado,r who i o.~,.orally u.n adj.
-, ..,l,,,,,,. a{.,,:,,;.,-,
1.'s' ~ a" ~ iV"Hs - 'l''isy3t<e ioi
them, thus attempts 70 prepare the pubic
mind Tor the Presidents Grand scheme 81
1;..,.:...s ia, ,,.r,oI, II at.,;.a
-
\ S}t3h7 parry : 90 - -
mined u % Tor the annexation 81 ali hieN-
leo. an tn, men leading it are determined
t,,., "a. lt-..t,,rtf, Of me question t,X an
~
IA two recent Very able commune ATOMS.
Siuuad ..N aync;' has already thrown cat
ia. feeders. bat Mr. Ititrhic is not Ntt pro
,ar.i t,t.,t. :, decided n step ut4euI
,I,,.I..,.,,...l.
Pi'NtottN "
ever, recommended ~ Mr. aiiotlh du-
rffIfr fAa last session. is pretty NIL oven
~. al All 49,, H.. ro,..,',tn,.na.i IL IL.
l,...,,.,-t ,,,r,,,l,........,.
-.
IN ttiis fslp9S il' iNtiiliu9. TO-. y nov
less vigorously pressed. IL beng proved
taat "a. l,Ii,~i,aI ,b-tncI.. There tut.,iIu
.....z
>" -
IL admit canal Tor liat-boai>. \ ratifoal
from Austin FcXaS 10 the Preside del
l ~ l,.l +.. Z
N'ls.' ".ii - ~
the river - q convenient p7iih rom Nh-ti
to strike thc harDJr san Diego, would To-
nm ltnder4alsiutr much more .j4Iel.- t. sue
- ,,,.s;,,, an ai,.,g ,hrgn.sa fartlI..
l:r#I,
Cum 'ttsN' "iiA' - ''i- '4i'' = ~ - =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

NARYLANp.--The locoS have elected
their candidate for Governor. and the
Wings majority in the legislature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

I'M. BaRGIs. has Just received lot OF
theze Superior Anti Freezing Metsiie
p1-,rs and all sizes Of Lead Pipes 10 attach,
which be wiu sell low. at his Stove Store, MAZE
street Richmond, tneians.
Oct j, i.I- 49,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

Now il will be seen bv this. remarks the
Post. that jefferson was born iust eight
wears after his predecessor Adams. Madi-
~an eight wears after his predecessor JEFF
farson: Monroe eight wears after his prc,le-
ca~~or Madison; and John Quincy Adams
eight wears after Monroe. Another curl
Gus fact to be observed IS, that adams was
Just to years old when he retired; Ie:ier-
son was "a; Madison was 66; and John
Quincy A3ams. had he been elected to a
second term. would have been 66. Adams,
Jefferson and Monroe all died on the 9Th
Of July.
HEIGHT OF Qua RESIpENrS.-tlmost
al ot cur Presidents have been tall mon.
as II " had selected our rulers = the
ca1llren Of Isrcal dil their first monarch,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

MIcHIGAN--The locos have carried
every thing before them in the wild cat,
state. in the fate election. ..Sufficient to
the dayis the evil thereof
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

Ihese ale heightS nbove the Average q
mankind except IN kentucky and Ten
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-18

N -
.b~e 9 SAN" 'ih"' .h're"'R'' " '.no"ins
ieu'r' "heh cane = ma, da'''f our 'a,o'n "s"'o'e
was friAto' "'S to Isl al "' aS y, '' ''' ma m
wees "''t eNPV'7ea i''" "''N %, N'', az ."''l''
announcing IN. mafet Oh "'-' A'A''. '"ee '""'..
ina pace " ilh "h lhtea'i'h 9'i" a'o las 'i''"h
if"1rd nea III ms eI'ettah 'he only 'ao ""'
the i)ec has nj teen "Fei-'sln'eo may ne HIS pan
''cnt up cur amy AT d 'aa.
"A, Al me iasi accounts yea. Noi "a'a' 4I'as a''a.
~ miles, Il we ms'aH' h7' uofa g" "'S' ~ N''"'.
Our Correspondent tHiu'ni} 'nefiah' 1'un' a. TO N'
prac cauliy OF lofn'n9 Juheiioh WIN Ven W 'ii
itwoud seen good strategy on NE Iaf' 81 ,N' 'n'N -
throw large t'ce boiWeeh Naltll' ana i'Ias i'"ht
tversi1n wilma portion o the traols AGAINST "'n.5al
orh; while the man hdy Of tie amy ialis upon cen
Wool. Appte.cnsions that such may have 1''n me
case are disc rnuie IN our erresNnd'nee II Santa IN
la ladany OF The sprt and capacity o The GREAT nm any
commander 10 whom be van giorienSy ia"iS hn~eil,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-18

qu.re no ter tory than that il sh,,Id c..,,t=
tensinp # i very. and ? e,,,,qgso ~ ue Il
Tie nal f lbs mornIpr Er5ars tho sn,.o;,.,.,
tie ea;A + Senator peIIarler "e@s"f
Wi have two Va atcies Ia IN III -. sSialure
tEf II .usf al refe,,t,s Was Il ll,,.,d h., 'eh n
rs oss Of rsst and INDULGENCE and tn l','1Afy
I4IrHed til To- rl.i.rr,,,. i''uSe al
lie James River nm : still rr,,r so,,..;.. -,
motion 10 ara rofra.e Sun. Of un,,,e, /, r,,,, LIE
nal l. II siIl..lt i N,rtt Y yer Y,,s c,,riI " ca
IT en for the ,n,rrlyfp,ent II lie y. aI-
liz lick AID dam; hut the Dc va,r eon,,ia ''e
ssufl4 ; de r,nueeftn Iotb f,l.d ia. tiI .lu Tie
use!i,, ia a m, 81 nrorfar, f,,fr IN tho "a'pi Con
since The CHARGES which rho n, # ,b i.9'o'heh,
try rysal Il baord IN lb, slano Il aPte, eoun-
aud re5es M and frtaIlirr : eonaI II rr9bh Io g.
1T Il If the whole Fl, ioht down The river tnid 20
acle he removed the ic;liti,sf tfans, rtst se1,
he paafly impr we'd II IS understood lt,t WI
Le n4afe to r,rIe any arrr,,rs,,in II, tho cl "
cord ton that the Colr'ty stall reduce the , IN nm
il. = matter ,t II ip,t. nm ,t., 90 =, loo It's
sent safe Of prices FIR tIacce The fire. elm ,n ao
excessive ami il WINS stated in i,I,t, no 'Io
from Buckinqham thai the citizens of The so,, ''Sf
found wau3nlnp nearly as cheap rs canal que
In the same connection should be recpuel. II
81. ''pAt-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-18
E4NNaggHE4 FEE 1lAREaEr. =

E6r the rech acirg >ot,rdGy. january to, ls47.
Heow give correct list Of the Market for the past
week.
fobocco-Luas. 80 cts TO { 80; Leaf inferior. s.,
C0to3 uo; mnon, s. q To 90; middllng s. 80 to
',0o shipping, 90 to g. o; manufacturing, (common)
a,3u 10 G.e1. fine inanatacl, ring SOTO 100.
fio'p.-From wagon. % to 49,.
Hnca,.--VU to 81 cents.
nraat orn, IS cents pcrlasheI Oats, clean % to q
cts per bushels sheat Oats, els Rye in market
fhrer and Grcss Needs-'i notify Seed s. to ) 80
Ifortsons.-Bacyn. too GEMS, the stock not heavy
N0atnand lrr wagon Bacon, mlrkct principally sup
pied tr,mthe east; Beet, s. per huudle Meal 30 cts.
per hushel iTotnyagon.
ftd.-Iienings, $50 to 500 for No /. clipped;
Family Roe, g; Sad $; Machere No. l. s3, No ?,
600. No.3. IS.
G0fe.-S'. Domingo, S to 2 cents per h.: RIO. 9tt9t
cents Laguya9 to 10 eens Java ~ to ) cents. ca
la, : 20 9.
Spem.-Brown, New Orleans q 10 10 cents perlb;
Poro lieo. to 10 cents per b.. 81, Grx to ~ CTS.
per h.; LOAF. -. to II cel.s per il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-18
.IanuarX Ii.

The news brought by tie express yesterday, has been
received befe Today from Washington Il is amau,n
GUS eoaTa ,eF' ana leaves MS T. aPprcheod the ms, ser
oa' results oouT army. Santa Anna. vnh 80 O00mco il
s'd to be marching IN Sallll,, whist division If IL
~" men had locn tlr between Woal and Worlh :
ton lay was making every effort IL c,ncear,,c lis
,reaai S'liillo bat is Wool was is miles Idm tI5,
''t' Nn!iaI santa Anna was lut three Gays distant.
s''" l''S were entertained lest the Concentration of
''' may mol lie elected IN tiue: and IN any event
'", IS. "', eiae a1d destructive battle mustocc
lie dispute alaat the sayc ras,r ciun npn Tho ,or,i
, ~ acquired by conquest seems u ais ,b every oll,
f,, ~ ~ oaald td' son bcweeutle y rib and
has been >ia in 1,4 'si # wer bo,r sb,, ,'o II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-18

From the last report Cen Wool had ne lorme a .pae
ton with Ca " afih aud II is thought hy sumo rr5
bienaf.ca neither he would be ale i1fn o1e, m en-
sequence Of The adyaH,c the enemy placing themselves
In % an ii b. waen these t,u iafrs 5, lam advised
ct the .ue Gen hu.i's columns Viii tab ir5n Pauas,
therefore ca give apn'Ia 10 tac accuracy %!
ihis reasoning. bat ihin9 erriaiaRc are on the
ave d Inuian' ,ttns aet th#at 1s IN" nexi ailsal
| shall ,hr1nelr II wv uia,rs f.tiiua9 Interest. We
viii Sc Nhat We sfallsee.
\ Yufz tfuy -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-18
NEW YORK.. Jau.l2.

Ere occurred last night. which totally DESTROYED tie
New IA gas house and other works attached to II.
The Cotton mar"c continues firm and prices ad -
There is more irnncss IN Stocks
He iour market continues wi hout ami natlIn :
small slles Il Hanness have been made at SJ.tl-
\o.hng done IN Southern brands they hell at 81
. to 5,3i and 5,i5 Cora Meal and Rye Flour III
changed prices.
SaaIi sales Of tennessee Wheat at Ilj Gems. PRIME
Yell" Cora I'D At IL CENTS which rate 7OJ0 bushels
Meretakcn 10 day. Sales of Rye at 81 to 81 cents
Oas Unchanged. Nh.shey 2o4 u cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-18

These-a.on d tie scrate, Myntas. principal
" ,esap,d y delale lie power ollie Wee
pr lelt to afrina substitute olf'sde al rs aseuce
'Ir Dallas. teirg dsIosed. nq,,s,d Nh Ateis4n 10
pc. NJ. tftenccn auosored the autl ori Of the
Vice President. and. ai;cr al log t,le'o lie nd rule
i'rrcd to tie Jpdi,sIy C,nmttoe. and tho Senate
Proceeded 10 elect irrs.dent 10 nu.-wLerrl "a IL
appeared he sete for Mr. Aies,r, Z. Nj. 81
econ, l.