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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01

The native American party Of Pennsylvania
held 4 Coave ntion at Pittsburgh on the 18th inst.
for the purpose Of nominating a candidate for
the Presidency. The object was not carried out,
however, as they wished to receive answers to
some letters previously written TO distinguished
men Of the Country. They therefore adjourned
TO meet in Philadelphia in September
JaIapa is pronounced Halapa tits sometimes
spelt Xalapa. This in the place from whence
comes the medicine commonly known by tho
of 'Jaiopa.''
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on
the LIST instant it is officially s.atsd, vas q, l75-
1914. =
Vera Cruz was founded in the sixteenth cenfu-
~, and received the title and privileges of city
from Philip III, in 1918.
About half the battles fought in Mexico, since
the CONNIE neernent Of the present war, have
been fought on Sunday. There are "no Sabbaths
in revolutions
The requisition on Illinois for rcgi-
ment Of Infantry and one company OF
Cavalry has been filled. Tho Governor
issued his proclamation on the 29th uls.,
aud on tho Sth inst. four moro companies
:han are required had reported themselves.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01
The Angel and the Demon OF the heart.
CoTsTATZA.

The Angel and the Demon OF the heart.
Sometimes all pctulent-sometmes are
proul ant cold;
Then listen to my simple tale--a tale oil tunes
of oil -
Sweet G or aud |, were all alone one dark and
dreary day,
Watching to see the merry rain upon the win
dow play.
Our work was resting on our hanIs-our books
thrown aside
Our brows were knit IN half d frown, and weari-
" sighed;
Our words were few, their frctful sound did tell
of our unrest,
That chez rfulucss had HE'D away, and lett our
youthful breast.
Then envy ca,ne with all her train--our tones
grew more unkind,
Until we seemed to rack our brain the hooking
words to find;
Tho Angel Of our loving hearts had left us IN
Gespair-
The Demon Of our fallen race was laughing in
his lair.
And proud and prouier grew words, and dar-
ker CLEANED our brow,
Alas. that ever petulencc should Kindness over
throw,
And taunting grew every look, and bitter
grew mood,
And anger with his boiling rage string up
My cousin spake venom'd word-the demon
lit my eye,
And trembling, and all pale with rage, gave her
back the lie;
She raised her proud form proudly up, and quick
~ left the room,
And then SIT aud conncd it Der in loneliness
and gloom
stove to think that was right, and she alone
wrong,
But old King Conscience would be heard--his
voice was deep and strong;
Confess thy fault, We both were wrong--oh, ask
to BE- forgiven.
Else never pray to God again. dare to hope
for Heaven
Then up the stairs l slowly went to seek my
cousin there,
And pride kept swelling and did strive my better
thoughts to snare,
'Twould whisper she begun it, and I'm sure |
would not bend;
She ought to ask thy pardon, for she did first Of
fcnd.
Then Conscience Numbered louder stl-remem-
Der Christ's own word,
Forgive us, Lord, as we forgive, else thou shalt
be abhorred;
Then close prest to Bessic's 81 le--.lcar Cousip
pardon me-
She turned. and we exchanged kiss; how hap
py then We're we.
The day no longer looked dark--what CARED
for the rain
The sun was shining in our hearts, and gone the
demon train,
Again our faces bearned with smles-aCuin our
steps were light,
And did taste life IS richest bliss, the bliss of
doing right.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01
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For the Palladium.


81
.oo..ted on The Death Of NJ S'*
The re- remaineth a rest for the people OF GOD.
(SCRIPTUREs-
That crest is in Heaven.
Where sghlng shall cease;
Where the heart that was rIven
Reposes in peace.
Where the "pray'r of the heart
Wei answered shall he
And nothing can part
From the !SpirH's decree-
There cruel invective
No longer shall fall,
For heaDen profect,oe
Can shelter us all.
For get there remaineth
A ..rest" for the pure
And nothing detaineth
That crest" TO secure.
Then "pray without ceasing'
Our momcnts to guard
Since life IS decrcastng
And peace" the reward.
COYsrASZA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01
FRONTIER BRIGADE OF CAVALRY,
amp a San Augustin, a ril /, lS41. (

this day Sc nd 10 the Adjutant Inspector Of the
National Guards the following instructions:
l learn, with the great ST Indignation, that the
Americans have committed most horrible mas
sacre at rancho of the Guadalupe. They made
prisoners, in their own houses and by the side Of
their families, twenty-five peacable men, ana i'm
meciateiy shot them. To rcpel this class Of
warfare, which is not war, but atrocity in all its
fury. there is 10 other course left than retail
iation; and in order to pursue this method. rem
dered imperative By the fatal circumstances me- n
toned above, You will Immediately declare mar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01

GrN CoTToS.-Gun cotton now is pretty gen.
orally used in the Pennsy lvania coal region for
mining purposes, but it requires greater care than
has hitherto been practiced with powder, as il il
more liable to ignite by friction. Last Thursday
one of the miners 1T PottsvIe was sadly burned
by not exercising sufficient care.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01

IN hrst OF human blessings. and supreme.
ar peace! how lovely. how delightful thou.
oy whose wide tie, the kindred sons of men
live brothers like. in amlty combin'd,
and unsusPicious faith; while honest toll
owes every Joy. and to those joys a right,
winch idle, barbarous rapine but usurps.
Thomson's Britannia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01
TERMS OF lDIERTISING.

Il Adre gsss-,nen.s ieia be eonspieaonsly IL
serted IN tie i'aaa.2r' at The foliOaoisg rates.
Ore square Of = haes, [a50 ms reeks, 81 90
Each continue ace 25,
4 liberal disessat le aje,e sates, TO those
scao aarefftSe by tia ee1r.
All advertise 1ents sG,horized by the statute
must be pa... for invariably in advance. Ad-
refreshments cea.ing from abroad, must be
accompanied with the cash. unless ordered for
publication by hr~saer publisher, and agents
Announcing names = candidates for office, iii
a subscriber} 81; fif not n snbscrber) 81.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01
THE PAL Adj Z d,

- ruBLIsHED EVER Tuesday Ef
DE-. HOLLOWAY & B. w. DAVIS,
TERMs:--One gear. payable in ad0anee, 100
Ate, the year expires, o,oo
For sir months, in adoance. -----.---- 49, ,o0
TrVo uaoer discontinued until all arrearages
.,e Maid ercept at the option Of the editors
Postage must be paid, by eoyrespondents, 10
assure attention
AI,ertisements riubecontinned until forbid at
IL. exoease at the Advertiser, II no definite fhae as
go No adcertiseaent WiH be constdcred less
Aaa one square.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01

As the advance of Gen. Scott's army will af-
tract great atte ntion, We publish the following
.ao,e o. distances, on the route from Vera Cruz
10 ne capital. These distances may be de end
cd upon as correct. We give them from the H.
ineracy Ct gentleman who travelled over the
road some few years snce:-N ~ Bulletin
rRoM VIA CRU TO L.I ArA 50 .urs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01

tai Law, with the understanding that eight DAYS
after the publication Of the same every ndividu-
al who has not taken up being capable of SO
doing shall BE- considered traitor ana Instant
~ shot.
Martial law being ii force, yoa bound 70
give 10 quarters to any Aaaerican whoa You
may meet or who may present himself to you.
even though h BE- without arms. Y ou also
directed 10 publish this TO ell the towns in this
State, f,rctbly impressing them with the severe
punishment that shall be inflicted for the least
omission Of this order.
We have arrived al that state in which
country requires the greatest sacrifices; her
should glory IN nothing but to become soldiers,
and Is brave IeNicans 10 meet the crisis. There
fore, If the army Of Invasion continues, ana our
people remain in the towns which they have mo-
Tested, they deserve not one ray Of sympathy;
zhouI4 any ever cease to make war upon
them. Yea viii senLa copy Of this to each Of
your suhordnntes, and they authorized 10
proeee.l against the chiefs of their squadrons or
against Their coione Is, or even cganst ne, for
any infractlon of this orIcr--the only moie OF
salvation left. The enemy wages war against
us ana even again 81 those peacable citizens Who,
actaated b. improper impulses, desire to remain
quiet III their houses. Even these they kill,
without quarter; and this is the greatest favor
they may expect from them. The only aterEa-
tive left u.s. under these circumstances. is retalia-
ton. which IS the strong right OF the Offended
agans, the offending. To carry this into effect,
attach yourself to the authorities. Your failing
Go THIS will be considered crime Of the great
est magnitude.
All the officers Of The troops are directed TO
assist You IN carrying out this order, and it is
distinctly undo rsfooi there shall be eNcep-
tons Neither clergy, military citizen nor
other persons shall ENJOY the privilege of re-
naming peaceably at their homes. The whole
Of the corporation shall turn out with the citi-
zens, leaving solely authority Of the town one
Of the members who is the age Of sixty
years; al the time, if All of the members
are capable Of bearing arms, then none shall he
excepted leaving to act some one who is inca +
Pable Of military service. FOUR yourself must
be example to others by conforming to this
rcqaisition. And send this TO you for publica
ton. and charge You TO see it executed IN
every Particular and communicate it also to the
commanders of the squdrons in yonr city, who
will aid YOU in carrying into effect these nstruc
TONS am, in fac. you are direcred TO DO all and
every thing whieh your patriotism may proptm;.
c o., ana Liberty! ANTONIO CANALES.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01

DEBATE oy G.,InLISG.-The Philadelph Led
ger says that the debate upon this subject took
place on Monday evening, at the Lecture room of
the Museum, between Mr.. Green, the reformed
gambler, and !. G Freeman. upon the opposite
side
Mr.. Freeman stated that he wished it TO be
understood that he did not intend to defend gam
bling The position which he took, and which
was the subject Of debate, was, that the existing
laws against gambling are impoitic and unjust
that Of tbs State, which provides for the punish
ment Of itineront gamblers, whilst no penal
y was denounced against those who play for
money at their houses, was, he said, law
for the punishment of vice in the humble, and
for the protection of the same vice when prac-
ticed by the rich.
lie laid down the position that every one has
Z right TO 90 what he chooses with his own, and
a law 10 prevent him so doing was tyranncal;
that the best way to reform vices by hold
ing out encouragement for reformation, and not
by punishment, ans! that the laws against gamb-
ling were therefore unwise, I'm ust and npoiitic
Ihese positions were enforced with much strength
Of argument, ingenuity and wit, some OF his
points being received with roars Of applause
Iessrs. Green and John Chambers argued
ably upon tire other side. The meeting was
derby throughout, and most respectable.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01

TIE ToRHoNs-There has been, it seems, an
irreconciabe split among the Mormons at San
FRANCHISE. The little volcano has been rurnbling
for some time, and has at last broke forth in 4
flame, The result Of this explosion will be to
throw them into aiferent parts Of California
In this Observed state they Will undoubtedly do
more good than distinct community. They
have habits Of INDUSTRY that make them
tensively useful they are plain, iaborious, fru-
gal people, and little deserve the opprobiun
which may be cast upon them.-7he Caiifornia.
Mr. BANCROFT N FRAxcE.-''IIis excellency,
George Bancroft says an English paper, has
returned to st. James. after short sojourn in
the French capital. y bile there, he was enga-
ged III making researches amongst the archieves
of the For-ign office for materials to complete
the forthcoming volume Of his history fthe Uni
TED States The French minister. VI Guizot, af-
forded every facility in his power towards the
qualification OF Mr.. Bancroft's pursuit.
TIE HEHrsrEAp ELorEHExT CAsR,-The New
York Sun saws that the suit brought by Mr.
Jones against Geo W. HUDSON for improper in
tiu1acy with his wife, has resulted in a verdict for
the plantiF Of fire tausand dollars.
TRoors RETURsIxG.-The Kentucky Legion, /
Col. Ormsby commanding, arrived at New Or /
leans the 4th inst. in the ship Remittance
from the Brazos- The Legion numbers about
425 men. and they viii remain in quarters in or
near that CITY until the 9Th inst when they
will De paid off, discharged and Sc ut home. An
other party Of 405 men, of the Louisville Lee
eion, with their officers, arrived at New Orleans
the same cay, and would lie mustered out of ser
vice il that city
The Authorities Of Lafayette, Indiana, have
been playing smash among the Dogs Of that
town, recently Being apprehensive of hydroph-
obia among them they offered "reward of two
dimes head" for their destruction, and 40 have
already been victimlzed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

The Journal of the I'D is out with article charg-
ing Judge Wick with being the author of the cum
IaunIcatIon signed Crispin, and seems to think it
bard that such comments should be made the mis-
statements that appear in that sheet, at admit
ting, indirectly that making misstatemens is an act
Tor which they plead gully. The editor, acting per-
fectly consistent with his sPecieS-the cRAB-backs
out, aud lays 1t of his work hands, by pro-
nouncing il typographical error, thereby expecting
TO escape the disgrace which hangs the shoulders
OF all noted liars. He could not write the art-
Gle in reply to Crspin without lying more be-
fore he got through with it. He says the article s
from the pen of Judge Wick, which is such thing
Judge Wick is far from being the author of 1t, as
the editor Of the Journal is Of being a smart man. 1t
IS very clearly be seen that all those msstatements
published in the Journal concerning the Stewart reso
luton, intended by their author TO operate against
Judge Wick throughout the district but they will not
do 1t they will fall without their intended effect
will MIR. McCarty, (potically,) on the first Monday
in August next. Before closing will just remark.
that it would be much better for the owners of the
Journal to discharge that longeared thing from the
the NORTH he appears to be out of his element, and
only deuce i'll the pack who edit that filthy sheet,
which is disgrace to the town. CRlSPlN.
July "a, 1917.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
The Journal Ruu i'm the Ground.

The Journal of I'D inst. backs tcater IN regard to
ITS assertions made about Judge Wick and the Stew
art restitution. Instead of charging the Judge with
voting against the resolution offered by Mr. Stewart.
as they have done former occasions they take that
back, and charge him with voting against a motion
made by Mr.. Chapman to raise the pay of the vOlun-
teers, which motion was made nine days previous To
the motion made by Mr. Stewart for suspension of
the rules, to enable him introduce his resolution
This argues well for the reracity of the Journal and
ITS editors 1t appears be the aim of the editors of
the Journal, he Judge Wick out of his election.
But they cannot DO III the people of the fifth Con-
gressIonal district too intelligent to be humbugged
by the Stake-aud-ridered lawyer of the Journal, and
his imported JACK Ass from the north Ii is perfectly
ridiculous to think of, much to see the audacity
of such fellows, squattlng themselves down IN our
midst, assalIug the character of some of our most
worthy citizens. Let for a moment cast our eyes
over the pages Of the Congressional Globe the Jour
nal refers TO, and If there Is not something IN
the drrk-somethng the Journal was afraid to tell.
take it that there and if the editors
was not scared to every thing like UerGcity, he would
BLUSH after having told the number of alseLdOdS he
mas, regard to the Judge and his raising the
pay Of The volunteers. The Journal says the Judge
voted against Mr.. Chapman's amendment | say he
voted for II and for the proof of what say the read
er IS referred to the Congressional Globe of May llh,
1916, page 795 There he will discover the name of
Judge Wick recorded in faror of the bill its final
passage, which embraces the motion made by Mr..
Chapman the Journal makes so much fuss about. You
Wil likewise End. gentle reader, the names of FOUR
TEEN persons recorded against the passage of said
bill, and which side of the house do you think they
beOngl To the Democratic No SIR Every name
recorded against the bill is the name of a prominent
WING ARS yet the editor of the Journal has the
CHEEK to assail Judge Wick for giving vote which
Ehe editor himself does not appear understand. 1t
is to be hoped that the Journal will not make any
In I'd Tn fbI hoy bava
worn the subject thread-ba-e; and if they will just
CrisPn, he will give them all the information
ON the subject they need. CRIsPuN.
JULY 27 1917
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, July a3-6 O'Clock, p. n--FIow-A sale
on Thursday evening Of 100 brIs from SO so
To-day the market very quiet aud the only sale
ported was 80 bris frOm at s. so.
Nothing doing in provisions.
WhlSkey-Sales of 80 brs from and wagon in two
lots at IL 1s % do. from wagon lie; u.s. 40 and
80 do from railroad I6 "a C; 45 do. from liver at
10 l-2 C, showing further decline.
COrR--A sale Thursday Of 400 sacks Gin Hemp and
BOraPs) 33c As sacks to-day from 25c
returned.-Gazette
BALTIMORE, July 90, 5 p. MIN the Baltimore
market, to-day, holders Of -four have been rm
seems to be determination maintain prices at the
standard befsre the arrival Of the Britannia. Howard
-four IS held So s. % City Mills, fresh
ground at 50 81 So so Good prime red wheat 100
to los cents; white wheat l0S to 10 cents Corn is
very scarce and white aud yellow may be quoted 65
90 cents; SO 81 cents and rye 90 20
Union
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

AFFRAY AND DEATH.-An affray occurred at the
house ct Michael Ainniek, yesterday morning about
two O'clock. the Partctlars Of which, we
can learn, fellows: A humber Of PERSONS a.
mong whom were Mosby. Goldsberry, William Hogg.
Joseph DAVIS, and Charles w. Murphy, attacked the
house Of Mnnick (abeV tive miles from this city, with
stones AR attempt made force open the doors.
and in the mckee Davis killed by blow inflicted
by MinHick with an axe, leaving cash in his left
breast about eight inches long. Goldsberry horri-
bly, mutiiated--two wounds the head, the
shoulder, and one thehp. also inflicted by Minnck
with the axe Goldsberry will probably die. Trqees
of blood found which led the supPosition that
one or more persons were killed or wounded and Ia
ken away. The coroner's inquest held the body Of
Davis renderd verdict Of jus,ifable killing. Muir
ply. understand, in default of 500 BAIL has been
committed to prisoR-NeO Albany Democrat Of the
2Oh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

In PROBATE HAMILTON COUNTY MAY IEhN Io41
Estate OF Richard tsDk, deceased
Psfiiioa eel real eStae
Nov Edtafd Hall, alnintriiw Of the esae Of sat
~ Rhari and fran thu slfrrifs
issued hefri that the a' eiendnts iienr,
Stage and Erth stage fnd ard residence unknown.
II therefore ordered tie ca that the said defendant Hen,
STAGE beth rah d at tie Penency &c this peii
indt
tnrI public newspaper Of rrle,a ccuIain printed aud
published Indianapolis Marion county, Indiana modifying raid de
appear calling
cou and show cause why the real af
he
IL the debts
petition the matters therein containd will he taken
fessed Attest, JOHN G. BURNS Clerk.
Noaesviite Itdy g.. lSt7.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
slaE3EFF,S SAFE.

HPf virtue of wait of decree dted om the clerk OF
aB hcepi the Marion cireuii court viii expos 10 ?'r sale
the 9TH day of August 1871 lie Court One door, ~ The
town Of Indlnapos within the hours prescribed by a" the
aud profits following real estate 10
wit Commenting the 40 til OF o No ls in square
No ~ in the of lndisnapol tetcr ao the alley to
the north o No 10 in said square ihn south
80 FEET Illinois thence north 30 feet 10 tine
place of beginning failure fraize tire full amount OF
Judgment interest aud WILL the Time aud Place
expose the simple o. said Taken the property
Of Ann hee Henry Alice Albert Alice ~ tie sui ct Al
fred al A. w. RUSSELL,
I3.3w ;S2oOl Sheriff Marion Countv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
Improvement i'm Medical Science.

III generally conceded by Medical acuy
take an interest in the advancement Of Medical science Dr.
Briggs Indian Queen Vegetable an5iious Pills the
eect combination agents employ
ed to make efficient and harmless Cahar The ingredients
are purely vegetable have been selected with great
the proprietor manufactured Under his immediate
eve and supernendance. They designed Universal
edy for families recommended be used in all
where purgaive is needed.
Dr. Brsgg Qnsn Yeeaa5ie Tonic Pills have gained the
came exalted reputation experience proven them be
nfabe cure and Ague, intermittent and Remitan
Fevers and all the of Fevers in
ern proprietor guarantees to cure In every instance
or refund the money purchaser when the directions fol
lowed. Give them trial.
For sale by BROTHERS. sign Of the Golden Mortar
and BY g. J. w DE, Druggist. indianapolis
COOKING STOVE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
T'he State or sndian... Marium County
In MARION CouRr TERM A. ID. 1877.
Cross Bal tH

Cross Bal "a ChaRceiy.
Aiophus H. Smith James L. Cvau, and Rhoda Gvan. his
wire, and David Long, Hester Long. his WIFE, and others
SNHE sail defendants. James L. Gvan, and n. ods is
wife and David Long and Hester Long, his WIFI not
residents f he State oI ndana, hrrhy nute t al e
April Term in the I67 Of said Marion rircnh ronr said
II. Saith nei ihtm
and others, suit chsncey rhe pending in said
Aaron Adge against said smith and Others that said bill
in said unless hcy and
to The efore the calling OF The
first day the OF said be eh The rct I
house In the of lnianar0 The third Moniy Ia Ocbe
next said bill nd tie matters and things een Contained
will be taken ls held said deier
james oa Givsn David and Hter La By order Of
the cnirt. I5.3w Attest: r. b. DUNCAN. Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
STATIONERY AND FUEL.

UDROPOSALS will he received Office Secretary
State until O'Clock, r NJ Saturday, of Sep
tember r furnishing
315 good praing paper
100 realms assorted letter paper-rued
~ letter pa per-plnn;
10 plain
lDreams ruled cap;
10 envelnp
Samples quality paper specification phi
each which
each item. The paper will he required delivered the State LII
bIary q before the 5h November NEXT.
Also,
use q he
Also, al the and place. fE furnishing Of
wood n he delivered the Se He and other Offices
may The be
hickory
the delivery here completed by tire 18th dry Of November
Successful bidders will he required 10 bond with approved
security.
SAMUEL. HANNA, Treasurer.
JNO a. THOMPSON, secretary.
LIonrn aIconu MAClIIpE A...i1o