Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29


irnousIy elected Colonel; Ebenezer Dumont. of
Dearborn county was chosen Lieutenant Colo
nell and DR.. Mccoy, of Grant county, was cleo
ted major
ONO REGIMESr.-The election for field Off
GERS of the new regiment Of Ohio Volunteers,
took place the 2Ist uit., at Camp OHIO On
the first ballot, Capt. c. II. Brough was elected
oIoneI, by plurality of votes over Capt. Jor-
dan. Capt Werner was elected 1t. Colonel, and
Capt. Young, of Hamilton, MAJOR.
THE MoRMoS TEMPLE.-This celebrated ed
flee has been sold to a committee of the Catho-
lie church for 900. This community have
also purchased other property in Nauvoo The
building is TO be appropriated to educational pur-
poses, connected with the church into whose
hands it has passed. The last Of the Mormons
in Nauvoo, consisting Of thirty forty families,
under the charge of Daniel Ii. W ellis, have left
Nauvoo TO Join the California expedition Bah
bott & Co. still remain at Nauvoo 10 close up
the affairs Of the Mormons.-.S. Louis Rep.
11'The merchants of New York have appoin-
ted thirty delegates to attend the c Invention at
Chicago.
IT. Five companies OF the LIST Indiana Reg
rnent of volunteers arrived at New Orleans on
the llth from the Bruzos, on the brig lIdelia.
They numbered 200 men, rank and file, and
were under command of Ma or Donaldson
YANKEE IxoENUIry.-A machine has Just been
patented, for making beef steaks tender. In
minute the toughest beef steak that ever
made mans Jaws ache, is mace tender and de-
lcious. This machine will be a blessing to board
ers if the keepers of boarding houses viii intro
duce it. hat is 1t?
.What time is it Tom" Gust time to pay
that little account you owe me" 'Oh, indeeu.
well didn't think 1t half so late!'
I3The dresses in Paris this season are unusu-
ally simple; hounces have gone out, and The
most distinGUe costumes are without ornament.
A great blessing for the husbands.
g1-To prevent lamps from smoking. soak the
wick in strong vinegar. and dry well before you
it, it Will burn both clear and pleasant
G3The Chinese proverb says: lie has no
legs, and 1t cannot stand; but 1t has WINGS and
can fly far and VICE
I3eA gentleman belonging TO an old forward
ing house in Buffalo, thinks that city the pres
ent season, Will forward from three To four mil
lions of bushels of " h al, and million bar
rcis Of Flour; hat in the month ust passed more
Flour had been shipped than shipped III one
third part of the last season.
The Catholic Church Of St James, Baltimore.
was lately robbed OF silver chaice. by man
named George Wright. As the Washington
Union suggested the robbing OF Catholic Church
in MeAco, suppose VI right thought ii all
rigid TO begin the buslnes at home. Evil COM
nnuncationS, corrupt good nanners.''-Ia. State
Journal
a Boston company have purchased the char
Ter oil a hdIIFodu along inc -bUln SIoTt OF Lane
Eric. extending from Conneaut III the Northeast
corner Of Ohio near Erie, Pa, to the Maumee
Bay, near Toledo.
A second vote the License question has
been taken at Madison, in this State. 1t resulted
License ~ n o License :jS7, being 800 majority
against Llcensing-the vote being over ten TO
Late accounts from the East generally, give a
favorable account of the crops
There is no complaint more harrassng than
Asthma. The Newark Daily Advertiser a re-
Ing disease with the following simple remedy:
Take | ! OF supher, OF cream tartar, / OF
SIENNA, OF anniseed, pnlveTize, and thoroughly
mix the same. and take one teaspoonfnl in about
table spoonfuls of molasses going to bed,
such time through the day may best suit
the patient; the dose once IA day may be increas-
ed dim nshed little, as best suit the state of
the bowels of the nIiv Idual.''
The Louisville Democrat saws. "Fron, the
bes, sources Of information 10 v hich W.. have ac-
cess the number of hogs in this and the adioning
counties, which will be naturally concentrated
at this point for Strengthening, is estimated at
1Uo,000-that is, from forty to fifty thousand
more than slaughtered last year. The
price already offered and in many instances Civ
en- is considerably above that oflast year at the
opening of the season, So 30 and 5 nett:
The Delaware Republican savs-Lichtnne on
Tuesday tried its hand in performing the
Telegraph wires. y fter writing all kinds of
signs. II melted the wires and burnt the table in
the office at W iimington.
We learn from the scriptures that King Nebu-
chadnezzar. in his war against the Jews robbed
their churches and carried off the gold and silver
10 Babylon As a punishmt Mt for that and 9TH
er SINS. he was driven out by Heaven from a.
Inong men and compelled to grass like an
OK
When will Mr.. Polk be turned on, to grass
Lou Jour.
The Governor of New Hampshire. in his late
Message SAYS: Slavery is indeed opposed our
free institutions. and furious to the highest IN
terests Of our nat ion
When You see small uoist. think how much
hea lth is ,raiSted and count the cost
kIT CARSON. late bearer of dispatches from
Col Fremont to our Government, has received n
Of Leate nant in the rifle regiment
Of which Mr.. Fremont is the Lieut.. Colonel -
This is one among the fer instances of Mr. Folks
appreciation of real merit, for which he deserves
cFeGit.
The Sons of Temperance had celebration in
Phifaue pla the 18th inst, " hicH exceeded
any thing of the kind ever known 10 take place
division being supplied with appropriate banners
ent parts of the country.
u SPECIAL MOTTO E. IN
HIGHIY IMPORTANT TO THE WFsT-Tt has been
long thought that the citizens OF the West were