Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-10

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the Free States were ) ,559.131
l.xpen's in free States 1905, 3o8
i Surplus in free States sti71, 123
Erp'd's in Slave States 1891
Receipts in Slave States 631,O79
Deficient in Slave States *68 l.i62
Ii will be seen from the above figures
that the Post Office revenue in the Free
States was S47I 900 greater than the ex-
pendi,urcs, the expenditures in the Stare
States. was $6Gl ,G6o dollars greater than
the receipts. Let the "chivalry" ..put
that in their pipes and smoke it, Taken
separately, the receipts in every Free
State, with one cxception.) were greater
than tho expenditures. while the receipts
in every Slave State with one exception,)
were less than the expenditures. The
deficit in Virginia is over 100000, Gcor-
gia 500 900. Alabama 500. 600. South
Carolina $4,000. &c. OF course the
'.surplus revenue" collected among the
northern barbarians. was appropriated TO
the discharge of the Indebtedness incur
red by our southern cousins, for which
act of generosity we hope they feel ex-
trcmcly thanklul.-t Nenia Torch Light.
Mr. Moses Mills. a gentleman nearly
IS years age, long resident of Clark
county, we regret TO learn was killed last
week at his residence near Yellow Springs
by tree falling upon him.-[Ib.
Late from Nem Or1eanS-C Cholera on
The decrcase.-The following Dispatch
was received By Railroad from Eicksburg
to Jackson. Miss. and thence by Tele-
graph TO this place:
New Orleans. Jan. /, p. VI.
The deaths from Cholera. in ihe FL
hours ending at noon, Dec. 3Oth, were II.
No report made Yesterday. Hereafter
the Board of Health VIII meet daily. The
Cholera interments up 10 noon to-day
were siXtv-nine.
The Dispatch does not say whether
this report was for IS or "a hours, but it
was most probably for Is hours.-Rep l..
The Cholera is decidedly on the de-
crease.
The Steamboat Pike number 9 left to-
dav for Cincinnati.
The Belle ofthc West and Buckeye ar
rived from Cincinnati Yesterday.
Nicksburg. Jan. 3. p. NJ
Not case Of Cholera has occurred in
this place. Our city is very healthy
The Pike No. 9 passed here this after
noon.
The Hon. Henry Clay is stopping at
Natchez.
Pleasant Mama. cous-
in Will he's in the parlor with sister Jane.
and he keeps biting her What. Will
liam biting my janet .Yes'm-I seed
him do it ever SO many times! bite her
right on the mouth. and the tarnal gal
don't holer a bit. mother 'Ah! never
mind. Ned. guess he didn', hur, her
much Hurt her. cracky, why she loves
it. she does: cos she kept letting him.
and didn't say nothing. but just smacked
her lips as if twas good. she did. | seed
i ali through the key hole. III fire Ia
ers at him the next time he comes, see if
don't
State Of New York, and Vice President
elect, has a daughter. scholar at the
State Normal School. Albany. who is
qualifying herself to be d teacher Of Com
non Schools.
dn Orderly Set-The whole city of
Mexico is governed by one company of
Police. composed Of American, Irish and
French deserters. Twenty-Five of these
men are sufficient to keep the city. con-
aing no less than $50, 900 souls, in per-
ect order.
At New York. man who paid $500
or his passage to California, sold out for ,
$1,000.
In 1843. the total number Of lunatics I
n England and Wales was computed at {
% 900 and in 1S47 at $4,000. The num- F..
er at present is estimated a, $4,000. OF
hese. about 5000 belong to the higher !
nd middle classes. and $4,000 are pau
eIs. {