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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
GEN. TAYLOR AGAIN.

General Taylor has written another letter
with reference to the position that public
opinion seems 10 force him 10 take in rela-
ton TO the next Presidency. 1t bears date
the day after he made his Fourtli-ofJuly
speech at Monterey, and was written in reply
to letter addressed TO him by P. M. Smith,
Esq. of Philadelphia, with the design Of elic-
.iting his sentiments in regard 10 the political
opinions of the Native American party. We
find II in the Philadelphia Bulletin, of
the 9th August, and copy it without interfer-
ing with the emphasis sought TO be given to
parts of it by the editors arrangement Of
italics and small capitals.
HEApoyARTERs ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
Camp near Monterey, July6, ls47.
SIR: The prospectus of Native Amerl-
can paper, to be edited by yolrselb forward
ed to me with attached remarks from you,
has been duly received.
Upon the points alluded to in those remarks,
and to which members of the Native Amer-
can party require assent from those whom
they favor for tie Presidency, can only
say, Nth all candor, that if elected to that
office it must be by he spontaneous wiH OF
the people at large, and ,OithOut agency or
pledge on my part in any particular. III
euer fill that high office, 1t must be untram.
melted Nth party obligations or interests Of
anu kind, and UNDER NONE BUT THOSE WHICH
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE HIGH INTERESTS
OF rKE NATION AT LARGE MOST SERIOUSLY
AND soLnMNLY DEMAND.
l do not desire the presidency, and only
weld thus far my assent, to be considered a
candidate in the same proportion in which it
is desired by the people, Irrespective Of par
ty. 4,
kind enough to promise-will be very ac-
cep,able; meanwhile can only hope it it
will prove useful to the country. :
very.truly and sincerely, your ob't sevant,
z. TAYLOR,
Maj. Gen. U. S. Army.
PETER sKEN SMITH, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa.
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LH}AIHlH1AlELSSa

| Ia this town, Nov. l6, by the Rev. DR.
Choules, Mr.. Caleb s. knight, to Mrs. Susar
| Allen.
In this town, Nov. ID by the Rev. Mr.. Whit
temore, Mr.. Norris Lawton TO Miss Susan, &c
daughter of Mr.. Samuel Lee of this place.
In Middlctown, Nov o, by tho Rev. DR.
Choules Of this town, Mr.. John II. Manches
ter of Portsmouth, 10 Miss Mary f. Peckhan
of MiddIetown.--In MlddIetown, NSv. 10, by
the same, Mr.. Freeborn Manchester, to Miss
Sarah T.. Slocum, both Of Middletown.
In Providence, Nov Sby Rev. Dr. Cleveland
Mr. John l.. Clark, to Miss Ann E., third daugh
ter Of Mr.. Benjamin Willbor, formerly OF this
| town.
In Portsmouth, on the 9TH inst, by the Rev.
Charles Il. Brooks, ofthis town, Mr.. George
Manchester to Miss Phebe r., daughter ol
John II. Coggeshal, Esq, of Portsmouth.
In Portsmouth Oct ~, by the Rev. Mr.. Mul
chahey, Mr.. Horatio A. Stone, Of Warwick tC
Miss Elizabeth Almy, OF 2.
| In Tlverton, Oct. II, Mr.. Thomas w. Law
ton Of Fall River, to Miss Lavinett L., daugh
ter of Job Estes, Esq ofTiveron.
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DEATHS,

| In this town, on Monday evening last, Of con
sumption, Thomas Orville, ,inian; son OF Moses q
Rebecca G. Barlow aged months and ~ dyS
Funeral this afternoon, which the relations and
friends are requested TO attend without further
invitation.
In this town, on Thursday, llth, Mrs. Mary
r. Greenmnn, widow OF Jeremiah GIeenman
in the 79Ihyear OF her age.
| In this town, Nov. l3, Miss Elizabeth Phil.
lips Carr, aged 60.
In this town, Nov Sd. Mr.. Oliver II. Stowel
aged about 70 years 5th, Mrs. Herbert, aged
about 6S years.
| In Jamestown, Nov. Ia, Hon John Reming'
,on formerly Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas in this County, in the s7th year OF his
age.
In Providence. Nov. 12, Of consumption,
Mr. John w. Vose, one Of tho proprietors OF
the Journal. aged 36.
| In Portsmouth. Nov. IL. Mrs. Matilda II.
Hood, widow of Frederick Hood, and daugh-
ter OF Joseph Thomas, Esq, aged about % yrs:
At Savannah, Ga, Nov. g. lat the residence OF
Sheldon C.. Dunning, Esq J Miss Ann C.. Gard
ner, only daughter of the late Mr.. Silas Gard
ner, of this town; in the 3lSt year of her age.
| Two years since, when consumption, that
insduouS foe Of her family had made It's at
tack at the solicitation OF the kind family
with whom she ever after lived, and from
whom she received such attention and sympa-
thy, during her protracted illness, as honored
their christian profession, and calls forth the
lliveliest gratitude Of her surviving friends -
she lefl her native place, in the hope of finding,
in more genial climate, the restoration OF her
health For season, hope inspired her bosom ;
but, during the last winter, her complaints re-
turned with increasing violence, until death re-
leased her happy spirit. She was converted in
the days Of her youth, and was for several
years member Of the second Baptist Church
| in this town. NJ.
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Recommendations. Walter p Doe, Rober,
Aikmsn, and John L. Dudley Of Newport, were ordain-
sd 10 the work OF the Gospel Ministry Thursday T.
NJ. tho lith inst
The services Of the occasion held In the neat
and eommodous church edce recently erected by the
Nessrs Harris, at Greenville, IN this state.
The officiating clergyman were Rev, Messrs CleVe-
land Breed Waterman and Leavt OF this city, lly dc
and BioJgeit, OF Pawtucket, and shepard of Bristol
A crowded and intelligent audience was convened
and by unbroken attention, during ihe solemni.es
seraed their appreciation OF the high duties assumed
by these amba ysadors Of God
= deep sympathy was manifested In behalf OF these
three young men, whose examination gave ample eVi-
denee that they well furnished for The hedS OF
labor they design to occupy ,
Consecratng richly cultivated minds and warm de-
vo,ionsI hearts to their work, we, anticipate ben
'"' Prov Journal.
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HERALD AND RHODEsLANDER MORNING. NOVEMBER 49, l847
A. MARINE LIST. R
IPONP O4 S79E2PO0E9o
ARRIVED.
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, \

FRIDAY, Nov IL.
Brig George Washington, Cozzens, + River
for Phila.
schr. C waldron, Lttleheld, Block Island
for N Y; Cornela, Young, N Bedford for N
Y; Solomon Andrews, Tucker, N Bedford for
Amboy Henry, Brookhis, River for N Y
Harvest f; Prisby, Taunton for do.
Sloops Gen Bath, Waterman, Norwich for
BarDstable Brunette, Smith, L River for Nor
wich Isaac Fl Borden, Dunnng, r River for
Y; Ariel, Hatch, from F River Excel, Bei-
init, F River for N Y; Bristol, Hathaway, from
Freetown.
SUNDAY. Nov IA.
Brigs Albalras. Prisby, Searspor fir Prov
Gen Taylor, McGrillas, Bangor fr + River
TopliG, Hevenor, Bangor (. Dighton Isabella
Read, Rogers. Phila fr Boston.
Schrs J Silliman, Coleman, Boston fr N Y
Tasso, Fuliord, Thomaston fr do Gen Taylor,
Gray, Thomaston fir Norfolk; Mary, Dates, Della
ware city ir Boston President, Chase. Philad
fir do Richmond, Ha1ord, do for do; Detroit,
Baker. Albany fir do; Clarion, Nickerson, do
vincetown for N York America, Williams,
Prov for Hadham Eagle, Haired. N Bedford
for N Y; Belle, Pinkney, Prov fr do Mary,
Settle, do fir do Providence, Brown, do fr do
Mirror. Clark, + River fir Phila Poemok, -,
Prov for Suffolk Trumpet, Ames, Thomaston
fr ~ Uranus, CIOckeT, DdngOr 1T uo be'
noa. Grant, do fir Westerly u Stales, Grant,
do fr do Tangent, Plumer, Addingson fr NY ;
Cutler Pratt, Calais Fl Prov
Sloops Vigilant, Heath; Radius, Havens and
Providence, Brown, Prov for York.
MONDAYNov. ID.
Schrs, Rebecca and Abigail, Baker Pro,i
dence fr N Y; Palestine, IIenrickson, Dighton
fr Phila; Delaware, Baker, Providence fr do:
Teneriffe, Pollard, Calais fr do: Shanendoah;
Pearce, Bristol fr do; Rambler, Price, Pictou
fr N Y; w Erickson, Woscott, Fall River ir
Philadelphia; Syrus, Vars, Harrington ir n Y.
TUESDAY, Nov .i6.
Orig, Helen, Earle, Providence fr Y
Schrs, II. ID Leighton, Handy, Goldsboro f.
N Y; Eliza MisoroIe, Taber. Fall RivOr ir
Norfolk; Panama, Ogden, do fr N Y; Augusta,
Brown, New Bedford fr do; Favorite. Brown,
Fall River fr Fishkill; Louisa Reefs. Shiverre-
ro, do fr Phila; Telescope, Chase, do fr New
Bedford; Faithful, Coombs, Barnstable Fl N Y;
WEDNESDAY Nov. II.
Sloop Charles, Mclaughlin, with lumber.
CLEARED.
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Marine Memoranda.

Arr at Mobile 9Th sloop Annawan, Burdick
from this port.
Arr at Mobile 9TH inst, schr Matamora, Hop
kirS. from this port.
! Arr at Georgetown, 10th inst, schr Jay, Hath
away, from this port Wando Posse, Eddy, do
Sloop Henry Gibbs. Eddy, via Charleston.
| Cid from Wilmington, N G., l2lh inst, bri:
Henry Marshall. Freeman, fir Havana.
Arr at IIavre, Oct 22d, ship Louis Philippe
CaStof, advr to sail for New York, Nov 9th.
Arr at Wilmington, n G., 10Th. brig Conf
dcnce Messer, from Havana.
Brig Cecilia, Draper, cid from Orleans 27tl
for Tampico.
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the most fashionable styles OF materials now ~
use. such as cut and uncut velvets. Gro d Alri'
Plush, SalinS, Ribbons, PluneS, Flowers, Tabs
SC Mourning Goods IN great variety Frames
Crowns. and all articles Used ~ the Millinery
Business. -
1 Nov ~.
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A great fire broke out in the Carriage
mandatory Of J. w. Kerr. in Rochester
on Saturday morning. which destroyed prop
crty 10 the amount Of S20, 900.
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ELECTIONS - MASSACHUSETTS .-Return'
from oil but two towns in the State, give
Briggs 53,7O2. Gushing, 39,4o5, all Others
l2,l37. Briggs majority over all candidates
2,IOO; over Gushing 1887. Gushing is IL
a minority 26,374. The Legislature stands
House, Wings I6S ; Iocos So, all others 3D.
Whig mojori,y ll0. Senate oil whg.-
That viii. do for Massachusetts,.
LOUISIANA ELkcTIos.-The New Or
leans Bulletin Of the 9Th inst says that the
election of Thibodeaux, whig, in the I'd, ant
Harmsnson in the Sd district to Congress, II
certain. or the Legislature, it says:
Tho losses and gains render it doubtful
which party will have the majority. The
wings have thus far made gain OF two o.
three members, but they mus. gain at leas
three more, losing none, to obtain majority
In day or two we shall bc able to sPeai
positively on this point.
MIssissuppI-The Wings have succeed
cd in elcc,ing Tompkins, to Congress, frou
the Vicksburgh District, by thousand ma
iority. This is an unexpected whig gain.
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DISASTERS.

The Brig Rio, from Bangor for Bristol load
ed with lumber went ashore near Castle Hill,
on the Beach. on Saturday night last. The
Brig is nearly new and is owned in Bristol
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October Fl; Isi5.
NEW GOODS.
DECEIVED THIS DAY at No. 90
IL Thames street, very lareeiassormenl
DRESS GOODS,

Suitable for the season Among which my
be found
Rich MonSselain dc Laine do. Cashmere
do. do. Windsor PlaidS do Lama do DO do
Aliowell do do Victoria do do /; PLAID APac-
cas- Plain do do, light and dark shawlst
Scarfs and Neck Ties Black Bombazines
Scotch GinghamS, from IL l-2 to 80 cents
Fnglisb and American Chinlz Red. White
and Yellow Flannels Domestic White do, q
good article; Calicoes Remnant do. for dres.
Sc, and ComfortableS at cents per yard
Brown and Blcached Cottons, CHEAP Cot
lion rlannels Cotton Bats FringeS and
lGlmp, and every article usually found IN a
! Dry Goods store, \, cheap as can be found al
any store IN town. ,,,
! Oct 81, lei7, lsv-Jl
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CarDcting.

WARD wide handsome Carpeting 2s per yrd
do do all wool IS do
for sale by WIN c COLZENS' 20.
lS.
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wafer twist BIcachcd Cotton.

lnNE case of these very superior beach
~ cotton Sheetings just received. Also one
case Of fine linen fold bleached cotton, in short
pieces and at reduced prices. for sale by
MS WIN G COZZENS, ~ Co.
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The Rev. DIR. CmoULEs, Pastor of the
North Baptist Church, in this town, has
during the past few weeks devoted Sab
bath evenings to course of Lectures on
the importance of the Bible, the duties
Of parents, religious instruction of child
rem, and the importance Of religion to the
young, which have been listened to with
much interest by large audiences. The
lectures are calculated to do much good.
The subject next Sabbath evening, is
Noah's Ark.
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Hosiery.

DEAL nice Winter Hosiery for Ladies-al
IL colorS. Mems nice yarn knit Hose ant
half do, for sale cheap by
10 WIN L COZZENS, N Co.
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Remnant CaIicOcs.

DEMNANT CalicoeS for ComiortableS at
IL cts pei yrd. Also very cheap calico al
cents for sale by WM G COZZENS, ~ Co.
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TO Fishermen.
THE American NET and TWINE
Manufacturing Company, EsOs-

ton, respectfully represent to the Net ant
Seine Fishermen, that they are amply prepared
to manufacture to order, y ETS and sEiNE>
of any description, completed for use, and ian
ned in Ilemlock bark deliverable at such time,
as they are wanted from FLAX or Cotton twireS
of rery superior q"Ghty.
The knitting is all done by hand, in mos
Thorough manner. by a class otpeoplc, who arC
so circnmsanced as to be able to DO it a
low prices.
Persons wishing information and samples {
twine and Knitting can be furnished by mail oi
otherwise, by WM. STOWE, Agt.
No. II Comme cial street, Cup SIairN) Bos
ton.
Sep. 23-3mo.
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4 new supply of

lHtLOAkINGS f'inge.,"imPs aud buttons
Also, telvots, SaIin', fInsh snd Shh
f., R,r,,is NTH a noud assortment of Ribbon
for sale low by JOliN " 'oO'h'
y Nov. II ~
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Pound Calico.

tIARGE lot of pound CslIco whnlo'ale
~ or retail some of u at a very low pnce
Nov 10 L.. W. LAWTON n son,
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IIOnncspun FlanncIs.

A BOUT ten pieces Of red old fashioned un
IA bleached hUmeSpun Flannel, for sale at 0
reduced price. WIN G COZZENS, Il Co.
n Is.
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BONNETS, BONNETS.
Mrs. A. Shcrm n II

w o u l. ID inform the
Ladies Of Newport and
vicinity, that she has re.
turned from New York
with the Winter Fashions
for BONNETs, and a
select assortment of Mil
linefv prods comnriSing
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser
Monday. Nov Is, lsi7.

A, MARKET 2soo BEEF Cattle, 1000 Stores, $500 Sheep
and 1860 Swine.
Prices beef Cattle-Eura % first quality 80 a
ss second 4 Is q 25 third 80 so 4 90. ~
Working oxen-saies NJ $50 WI, ss7. S92 and ~ I(
sS aud s42. 800. 40.
Stores--y earrings az slO two year old sl2a s2O
three wear old s2i y 81.
I ~, "a 2 Is, aud 2 50.
swins-I.o,. 60 pesdle, 4 a. a Sc for sow.. 3 :
&c 10, Bntov. old Hog. l.i aud l-2e' Al fe'hi
Mom5 IL 10 %.
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x<efI ~ n - - - VA A
Ills TO RE. 'x;s!I::lgA

VIE SubScflDtT Keeps constantly on hand
IL the largest and best assortment of
Choice GREEN ~ BLACK TEAS
10 be found in any similar establishment in this
country. Having agents in New York and
elsewhere for the selection of the best assert.
lnent OF Teas, the public can always rest assur-
ed of procuring GOOD Teas at Low prices,
at this store, as heretofore. The following are
the retail prices for the different kind Of Teas
now on sale
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Butler Hospital for the Insane.

Butler Hospital for fhc Insane.
|VNiE spacious, carefully planned and pleas
Il anlly situated building for this Institution
Is now finished, and will be open for the recep-
tlon OF patients on Wednesday, December Isl.
Inc trustees wishing 10 extend to the poor
The dement's OF the Hospital, as far as pracica.
bic have decided TO fix the price OF board, at two
dollars per week for all patients sent by towns
Of this State.
For terms of admission for such and for all
other patients, apply 10 the Superintendent
Dr, Ray, at The Hospital, or to any OF the
Trustees.
ROBERT H. IVES, Secretary.
Oct. 90. em32
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CLEARED.

18th, schr. Daniel Baker, Bramin, fr Mobile
l7ih, Rambler. Brson, entered from Plctou
a nd sailed fir N Y
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GREEN TE AZ

The above Teas are all imported in chests
and half chests, and weighed out to customers
from the original packages when called for,
which are warranted TO give general saliSiac
| tion.
In store 100 packages of fresh Teas.
Jy.22. WILLIAM NEWTON.
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COLDS AND COUGHS.

TIE sudden and frequent changes Of the at
mosphere in our Western climate, subject us
whom not early atte nded to the lungs fall prey
to consumption, their insidious destroyer. How
often have you been warned Of the approaching
danger, but you fear not until the citadel Of life
is attacked and endered hopeless. How impor-
tant is it then to obtain in time few bottles Of
that valuable medicine,
DR.. J. X. Dunean's Erpectoyanf Remedy;
which is certain to arrest the cough, heal the
ness and irritation in the trachea and bronchial
tubes, remove the pain and tightness experienced
in the chest and qreast; also, giving strength to
those who are weak.
r+Remember that il 10 Dr.. J. X. Duncan's
w eslern Office, No. $50, Sycamose st., Cincin-
natl, Ohio. where the above medicine is sold in
large or small quantities. Price 81 per bostleS
6 bottles for s. A discount made to those who
sell agents.
OtAr For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond, February 9Th, 1e47. ~
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Light & CLEANLINESS.

IF LIGHT You want, just come to mo
Il Such CANDLES III supply
That none can any better be,
Or nicer to the eye.
So hurry and bring the Cash
Come one, come together;
Good goods you'll get, not common trash,
They'll stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet, what ask you mors7
Come and crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes, your faces, hands, and feet.
Much washing will require.
To keep you healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft-both strong and good.
l make of every kind;
Bring your cAsH-your rRADE-your wooDs
I'll suit you to your mind!
SOAP-GREASE and ASHES, too, won't refuse
But gladly take what quantity you choose.
B>Grateful for favors past, he hopes on
For more. Yours, &c. GEORGE WILSON.
Richmond, Feb.9, l647. 1899 '45l
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Sherif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE of Decree and Execution to me
ID directed from the Wayne Circuit Court,
will expose at public sale at the Court house door
in Centreville, Wayne County, Indiana, the
2is. day of April, Isa7,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. m. and four
O'Clock p. m, of said day, the following proper
ty, to-wt:
certain parcel tract of land situate in the
city of Richmond. Wayne county, Indiana, and
known and described follows, to-wit: Begin
ming at stone seventy-fve and eight-tenths
South of the North East corner Of the South
West Quarter of Section thirty-two (321, Town
ship fourteen (l4), North of Range a.,
West, and running thence, West, eight and two
tenths g s-l0) perches; thence, North, six (6)
perches; thence, South, eighty-six 1867 degrees,
West one and four-tenths Il 4-l0) perches;
thence, North, two and eight-tenths q $40
perches; thence, West, three and fve-tenths
g 500 perches; thence, n orth, thirty-two (32)
degrees, West four tenths (4-lO) Of a perch;
thence, North, forty-eight and ene-half ASA
degrees, West ten and four-tenths 10 4-l0) per-
ches; thence, North, thirty-eght 1881 degrees,
East FIVE and wo-tenths 5 2-l0) percbes; thence,
East. seventeen and six-tenths IL 6-l0) perches;
thence, South, twenty (20) perches to the place
of beginning: containing one acre and one hun
dred and thirty-sx 1856 perches.
Taken the property of Isaac Z. Jones, to
satisfy said Decree and Execution in favor of Jo-
sieh Wright.
DAVID GENTRY, Shift W. c.
March 29th, ls47. $500 l4:3t
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: a.vvsE TRurH.-A western paper
-. : short speech uttered By young
~. a follows: "Whcn 60 10 tho thea
am very careless Of my dress. os
ne audience arc too attentive 10 the P'os
= oheerve nv wardrobe; but when go
:, church, l am very particular IN my
sa,ard appearance, as most people 60
H.. 10 SEQ how their neighbors dress and
leoors themselves"
One Happy Man.
BEFORE tho news Of the Battle Of Bueno
Wat. vas received, the people OF both ma
ion, hung in painful suspense about the
s..ni, There was one man, however,
tho wa. happy amidst This universally
n 49, anxiety. That mai wns JAMES
z. POI Who having pu, an oblo General
:, the head Of each Of the opposing armies
"a. certain Of a victory bP one or other
Il thcm.-Cin. Atlas.
rrThe following was attached to twenty
ioIlar bank note, which was dropped in the box
!. Rattle street Church on Sunday. on the oc-
10. Of a collection in aid Of fitting out the U.
s. Ship Jamestown;
"A shin of uar to carry bread to tho hungry
al svfer,ne, instead Of POWDER AND BALL to
;.6ict more suffering on our brethern, CHILDREN
4 the same FATHER. is as it should be, and this
d aid Of the plan"
The New York Courier and Enquirer publ.
~ testimony showing that Mr.. Polk violated
hsyvn voluntary pledge and told direct false
~ in regard to the appointment Of capt.
horn to an Office in the army. We neeG not
.ubl,s,, tn. testimony, for il seems hardly worth
srhiIe to be at much trouble to prove a single
iasehood by functionary so habitually guilty Of
mendacity. While our printers would be at
vork putting in type the proof of one Of his
alsehoed. he would probably be telling dozen
more.-Lou. Jour.
Tho news by the Eibernia caused the Hour
dealers to wear happy faces on Sunday.
funny anecdote is told Of one Of them, whose
happiness had resolved itself into quiet snooze
vhilc at church The minister was descanting
Upon the unsatisfying character Of sublunary
things. "What is the price of earthly happiness
he asked in a rather animated tone. "FOrfy
~ skaiings per barrel" replied the flour dealer
whose mind was awake to prices, il nothing else
Bod. Mail.
MICHIGAN STATE DErr.--Thc Senate yesterday
,sected the bill which passed the House some
time since, providing for the pa yment Of interest
on ~ State debt after lS49. The great benefits
anticipated from a reduction Of the State debt
srs Substantially destroyed by this regulating
,et Of the Senate.-DetTOit Adu. Sch ulf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-13
N OF &c F.

r NJ. & J. H. HUTTON, would inform
- their customers and the public, that the
have opened a new room in Robert Hills New
Building, on Main St, between Pearl and Front
streets-N orth side; where they will thankfully
receive orders for Castings and all kinds of Ma
ohinery.
n. b. They are also receiving good assort-
me Mt of BAR IRON, which they will sell at Gin
cinnati prices
Richmond, Jan. 18th. Is47 4tf