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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-27

0J-The Anderson Democrat is a very interesting
paper just now, but contains ''rather too many adj
veItisements Cur friend will understand US.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-27

TEREE HAUrr, Dec Il.
After thaw on Sunday last, which took AWAY NIL
the snow upon the ground. We lave cold freezing
weather, hard, rough roads, and unpleasant travel
ling. Appearances indicate today cold freezing
bright weather, JUS, the kind the pork business re-
qulres.
Porh Is the absorbing topic now and this par, of
the w aba>h seem, Ia be better supplied than usual
Prices remain as last week. say $50 tn 10 lbs 81
per 100 pounds. over 30 lbs. 81 %. We presume.
from The hight we no" have upon this subject ,hut
prices need not be expected higher, from the tia,
the qulntliy on hands seems 10 b. So nrea though
oarreled meat II now in New O.eans and has
litey Increased in New York
we think we have never pork quite so plenty
a. II |, The present SEASON and II happens II, a
tine when corn worth nue. Us the pork II is
hoped another season will he better Erpress
The Madison Courier of the l9th says: There
are comparatively few hogs here now, and the price
has advanced We heard of a sale of nne hundred
head yesterday evening 81 10; and to-day Sc -al
SUES have been rnaGe at 81 1872 So We have hear I'd
of no sales of provisions. Lard 5sc.
The Madison Banner Of tn. 20th says -. The
market was active yesterday with higher prices than
had previously heen given, aud a number os sales
were made at 81. -. Late in the day 81 80 was of.
fered for very superior lot."
The same paper of the 2is says that the hogs in
marke: are firmly held At previous quotations.
The Louisville Journal Ct the I9lh quotes sale Of
two thousand h 'gs at S270,231.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l9.
H3gs-Fhere additional sales Yesterday of
1868 head ~ 81 76t"2 %. To-day 230 mead av. VT
2:'0lbs, of $3.50; 300 do 220os at So % 100
do. ay. 23Dbs nj S..95, aud $40 prcminrn; 100 do.
az. 2l0bs. at 500. The market i, firm al $ 90.
2.93 for good hogs. -Gurtite.
The same paper OF the 2ls, says thu, the market is
firm and highest quotations fully sustained.
RAZOR SrRoPs.-Judging by u specimen of Strop
which we noticed at w. II. TulDoii's, we should
think The Razor Strop Mans" occupation gone 1t
is OF Hoosier manufacture and in, entIon, which
alone slsoeld recommend il, But It's properties are
wonderful aud if they all possessed of the pow
er Of those examined by u.s. smooth faces viii be The
order Of the day for shaving VIII bc lleasureabe
instead Of painful operation.
q Professor Ray, of Cincinnati has shown that the old
notion Of equinOctal storms kumhug-that there is
usually ncement weather about the time of the
e0u ban Mt other
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-27

- 73 Myram II. Brown 81 III. Morris.
These the Fight kind of men, and will no doubt
go ahead. they have always done. The friends of
this great work are nbued now with the right spirit,
- BE sure you're right. then go ahead"
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.N9.NJFA CTCRERS AT VIENNA,

H EEP always hand al shment in New York
IN and Indianapolis OF their
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Ladies' and Genenen Toe As they manufacture import
of their goods direct
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-27

ensAMUEI WAINWRIGHT has on
<zT2SEA - hand and expects constantly the
best O allt
fzszSTxa Y patterns, TO be found in the him
lEE IA ~ call before purchasing elsewhere.
'EAx-kA Store on Washington street, opposite Craig-
ft5sssss..ssdss2 heads, g5- Sign of the Elephant
Nov Is!Q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-27
Us:Y>V.N,s E,AuExT LEAp PENCILS.

~ The Corner OF Meridian and Washington Streets
"NIGN OF THE "A w"
LEX. GRAYDON is Opening very large
"A Hardware just received from the cities Phiate phn
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati which in addition
embraces almost article OF English aud American
usually found Hardware lie those
Meeting articles for furnishing houses
give him call, he fees quality
his goods will give entire satisfaction Nov.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-27
so, TEE ssuJEsc.yC.

rENfIE want OF ard tools
tented for the purpose masking enmg.
watch parts TIA skilfu
work has CAUSED the trouble
enabled he has
prepared all
such machinery and that he has employed well known
ebraiei mrchsncan. Monsieur FreRch 10
he All work warranted charge
Indianapolis. Der. Sfh. w. IA. TALBOT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

FoRTT YEARS AGo.-The Chambers.
burg Wing. in noticing the recent visi, Of
Gen. Taylor to that place, says:
Forty years ago, as he himself stated
he passed through, ard as on this occasion,
tarried one day in Chambersburg, but I'M
der what vastly different circumstances,
He was then young officer in the army.
and on his way from Baltimore 10 Pitts.
burg. the whole of which distance he ira.
yelled on foot. Now he goes as the hon.
ored President of a mighty nation. greet
ed at every turn by the overfiowing love
and admiration Of his countrymenr'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

TIE ISLAND OF CuBA.--This island i,
62i miles in extreme length. with a wid,
varying from 22 10 III miles. and covers
an area Of $1,000 square miles, being
about the size Of the State Of Maine.
1t contains population. at the presen
time. of 400 900; Of which about Go.
900 are whites. 100, 900 are free colored
and 600, 900 slaves. It's imports in 1917
were $50. 389.119. Of which S7,049 81
we're from the United States. Its export.
during the Same period were S27.s TO
OF which Sic. 394.G7G were to the United
States. Ia l3i7 the number of arrivals
at its ports. was $40, and the number o
csearaafces ssss3i6.-Its principal harbor:
are the fines. Ia the world.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

very popular story Of Kaoolah just published by Mr.
Putnam:
shall have any company!'' inquired.
mo meta white face within forty miles Of US. There II
be plenty Of red Sins-haf doz went up TIE
river Yesterday. bat they amt account They are a
poor. lying. cheating stealing set Of vogahons There
isn Of them that Ia trust within male c. camp
but don't YOU have any difficulty with tlem!'
..Wny no. not what you may call rc1! downright DIFF
fcllltv We used too good m9ny years ago. but now,
although they'll murder you il they get chance for a
pack Of skins they don't valya scalp. No-sinee fin
isied Of the biggest coundrels OF the whole 81 Regis
nation. haint been troubled
VIII. I'll tel you: YOU see it was away towards rnp
pers Lake There ha! been light fall Of snow and
scouting round. when happened to make CIR a'n
bendIS and across M Own track ana tAef sa"
the marks Of an Indians foot right my trail Tanks
that's kind Of queer the fellow must have been follow
inn me: hovso.neyer II y hn anl make surc 50 made
another large circle. and again struck o" track and
there was the tarnal Indians foot again Says THIS wont
DO: must find ont what tAis customer wants. ani now
he II have it. stopped short and soon got sight OF
him: ne that saw him 50 he cano along NJ IN the
friendly manner You can think Eat GU - lkc
his looks he was alto darned gla! 70 see me lie
had no rum but he bad aim ghtv oHghandled tono
h,yl, and load Of skins and ra traps Thinks may be-
your gun has burst q you've pawue for rum and YOU
can't raise skins onouElo redeem T. and You var nine
and perhaps YOU II ct It.
At last | grew kind OF nervous; knew the fellow
would Ratchet if gave bin chance and yet d mt
want to shoot him right down il+t on suspicion But
thought if at him cat M tho' first "onli then be too
late shoot him afterwards - concluded that the best
way would be 10 give him csnce p,y his hand; ad.
if 50 be he'd lead the wrong card why should have a
right to take the trick Just then at the right time par
tlr, 1o, into stump That stool five rods Off SO
kind Of 'nouYarai round LITTLE drew out my ralarod
as If fae, ". Their tie bali III my rIe was well down
without letting the varahond no got out handful! q
powder then saunored off 70 tn busA shot the par
fridge and in instant passed my hand over the mlzHa
af my riGe. and dropped the powder H. picked UP the
Bird and tl!en Just took and my ranrol right down
upon the powder Now he thought his chance before
loaded nv GUN again II, came towards ms with biz
hotel IN, as han. So II,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

1EThe Washington correspondent, Of
the Philadelphia North American. in
letter dated August 10Th. states tina, Mr..
Clifford had been recsiIeb for carving on
an unauthorized corrcsPondcnce with the
Mexican Government about tie celebrated
E.sprotocol."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

ADAmITEs-Therc is said 70 be new
association Of maniacs. we must suppose
formed in Bohemia under the title Of
i"Adamtes." all the male members of
which assume the name Of Adam. while
the females take that of Eve They DENY
the Immortality Of the soul, and are prac.
teal socialists
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05


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o ,aI >. ..,oo,h all nations. /, o,orous oDnor.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

CoNcLUsIvE.-A Clergyman of the nj
versalist denomination. was accused. while
in Lowell. .'ot violently dragging his wife
from a revival meeting. and compelling
her TO 90 home with him" Her replied as
follows:
]. have never attempted to influence
my wife In her views, nor her choice of a
meeting.
2. Ny wife has not attended one OF
the revival meetings in Lowell
}. | have not attended even one oil
those meetings for any purpose whatever
/. Neither my wife or myself. have
anv inclination 10 attend those meetings
). hare no arite
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

NATURALIZATI0N OF THE ALPACA IL
FRAHcE.-A company has been formed il
France. under the direct sanction of the
.Governmer.t. for the purpose Of naturaliz-
ing the al paca upon a large scale. It Is
thought that the Alps, the Pyrenees. and
the mountains of Auvergue are admirably
adapted for the support ofvery large mum
bcrs Of this valuable animal. and vii
prove Of immense benefit to the country
Since the wool of the alpaca was first in
itroduced into France. lis price has tripled
and il is expected to rise still more. especi
ally as the peruvians have adopted mea
.sures to cultivate a branch of commerc,
which is daily becoming Of more value
In order to secure, if possible. a monopol,
of the trade, the Peruvian Government
has prohibited the expectation of tn
animal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

The Woodsocket (R. ~ Patriot, tells
the GLOWING story:
4 man was arrested in this village 70,
4 violent assault upon another, and while
undergoing examination before Justice
Arnold. young woman made her APP
pcarance in Court with q child in her arms
who represented herself TO be the wife Of
the prisoner. She cried pitlulIy, and hel
sad appearance. with the babe at hel
breast. much affected the by-standers
Now for the denoncnlent. 1t has since
been ascertained that this woman was no
the culprit's wife, nor the child his. She
is another mans wife, and to effect the
heart OF the magistrate to leniency. she
volunteered in the character we have des
cribed; and to heighten the "effect.'' she
actually borrowed another woman's baby!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

0-z~alt Creek township Jackson county gave Joseph
\. Wright l3l James H. Lane Isl votes. Cyrus
/. Durham III votes. and single tleil
whg opponents. Indiana State Sentinel.
SAT- Creek IS supposed 10 be a small tributary of..Sa
River. and was probably coonized last fall after
the Presidential election The locotocos. il be adj
mittcd have majores in all that region Of country,
~ Man is odd genus--made up of all kinds of
materials lie grave to-day and tomorrow oyfn-in
the seeds of dependency this and the next
sailing on The Of hope. Now passion rules him.
anon cAili leads him. Last month he made his for
tune and VIII lose It in the next Is not man a queer
compound! An odd genius thus defines the creature:
AT child twenty wild. thirty tame ever;
Al forty WISE, At f!ty rirh, sixty good.
0-.-The general Assembly of Virginia. which have
been in session Warrenton Springs for months
closed their abors Friday last after having completed
the revision of the code of the State They have made
important amendments in the laws. and directed
10000 copies 10 be published for distribution.
6.5-The Michigan Farmer states that Col Curtenius
Of Grand Prairie. has satisfied himself from experiments
which have been ma L. in the neghborhood. that wheat
sown with dril will Weld the average five bushels
more 10 the acre than that broadcast It is
secure against being win,cr-ked. and tine seed is
sure to vegea,e--- Western World
q Five Of the great capitals Of Europe are now un-
der military law, namely Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Rome
and Naples
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

Or ,hc procccdings Of The fourteenth annual meeting
Of he West-rirer Regular Baptist Assoc,aii"";
held at Friendship Meefing-honse, Wayne Co""fy
Ind;ana on Friddy. bcfore Tie JonrA Sat"rdoy IN
Ananst A. D. 1919. md the tlco foLoming dnys:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

fTne Princess Of Orange owns eleven steamers with
which she trades TO different ports in Europe going occa-
siOnaily with her ventures rs supeTcargo.
fc-The suspension bridge over the Danube al Pesth.
has just been completed at a cost of E05Q.o0o.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05


TIE WOMEN OF HUNGARy.-Countcss
CSaLV-Palriotsm and true love of cOun-
try. says the European American, are the
great characteristics of the noble matrons
Of iiungary.-Ladies of the highest rank.
as well as those of the humbleSt origin. all
mingled together in d maternal bond OF
alliance. stand forth as the encouragcrs Of
the martyrs Of the Republic. The young
Countess Csaky has been foremost in the
bloody struggle: she raised a regiment Of
volunteers at her own expense. and is
actually in command OF il. The adjutant
is also a lady Of rank. and IS her sister
They dress in the uniform Of officers
Hungarian Jacket. blue pantaloOns. and q
large sword at .heir side " atch fires
surround their tsnt. and senuncls keef
guard throughout the night. Before tne
Countess reiifcs II scst. sire writes dis
patches t. all fier officers. giving then
orders. and if any spy brings report Q
an advance Of the enemy. sue i at once
at the head Of her division. With tie
most wonderful talent She lays the plan.
for the surprise oil her enemy. To tht
discontinue Of the foe. her commands art
carried out confidently and strictly. The
animated patriotism OF this noble woman
inspires such enthusiasm amongst tn
soldiers. that each one becomes a hero il
his courageous desire 10 out DO in deed
: Of daring, his compatrot. The skill il
nanHuvring displayed by these admirable
women is wonderful, and in many in
stances the enemy have surrendered t
them without blow. Not the less eiIici
ent are many o.her ladies who are no
quite 50 famous in arms: everywhere Ia
angelic presence Of women IS visible saw
ing the soldiers from the jaws Of death.
4 MONSTER BEDEUG --Barnum. Ia
proprietor Of the American Museum. is
droll fellow. Among the natural curlosi
ties which he has lately added to his col
lection. is live bedbug from Chagres
said to be nearly as large as pewter plat
! ter. Cockroaches AID cent pedes pro
tect US, whoever heard OF such a mon
ster! We suppose be must have carrie
j, the young negroes around On his baci
and made meal Of them at leisure.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

THE Posi- OFFICE DErARrMENr.-We
see it stated, i'll what appears TO be an au-
ihentic shape. thatup 10 the 10th ult., there
had been l,1l8 removals Of pos'masters
from office. 73i designations. and 80
Notwithstanding grand total of 1887.
The presumption is, that nearly all these
offices were supplied with Wh:gs-at
least it ought TO have been so-and SO far
Gen. Taylo Administration has done
something towards cqualizng the distribu-
ton Of the patronage OF the Government
But il should not be forgotten. that there
are EIteea thousand other posimasters j,
.thc Mon, all Of whom are Locofocos. anc
il VIII be a long while before the proper
change is made, at the rate at which the
Administration is going on. \ good man,
thousands may yet be spared from tlrei
present offices. without doing any in US
lice 10 them, and greatly to the advantage
Of the people !ntercsts.-Cia. ltiGS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

1st Introductory sermon by Elder Nathaniel Rich
ond from, the 9Th verse Of the 3rd chapter OF EPhe-
slams.
end Letters from the different Churches, read, and
A. names enrolled
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

j The FlHsr METHODIST MEETING HoUsl
~ ANEnIcA-A book on Church Archi
lecture recently published in London
contains the following interesting notice Of
the first Methodist meeting house in
Americas
The first Methodist meeting house in
America was log hut: but subsequently,
through the interest of Capt. " ebb. a
piece ofground was procured upon Golden
I'LL. a rising ground near the borders of
New ! ork now named John street. Ma
ierials were purchased and contracts en-
tered into. IN the name OF those persons
VINO Joined with Capt. Webb in the I'M
dertaling The building was 90 feet long
by IL feet wide. |, was opened on the
30th of October 1766, by Mr.. E.mbcy.
VINO being by trade a cafrenter. had HIM
self constructed the pulpit from which he
preached. lthad an area in front q about
30 feet square. separated from the street
by a wooden fence. There were three
square headed windows surmounted by a
circular one. near the root, below which
vas an arched door, and subsequently
side entrances by steps to the galleries
In order 10 reach the galleries. when first
erected. it was necessary TO mount by a
ladder. and then sit upon platforms, and
for long time benches only with backs
were provided below Such was the CON
structlon OF the first Methodist Chapel in
the " estern " orld.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05

TIE SEVENTH CESsrs.--Thc Washington Republic
states that two circulars being distributed through
the United States purpose Of eicng inforna-
ton 30 render the for taking the census OF
1850 as Fsect as possible One OF them cais Tor nfoF-
Board to arrive at the proper enumeration OF sub
ects be embraced in the report Congress The other
questions which have practical bearing their
respective resources.
The Secretary Of the Board is engaged. under d.
rocon in the preliminary arrangements for this important
labor. and the Republic urges upon those to whom the cir
cuars be the necessity Of early and comPre-
hensive replies They should be addressed Deparmen'
OF State-Census-N aslingo D. e..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-05
HOE DOW Ms STORY.

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