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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28
RICHMOND. Feb I

RICHMOND. Feb. Is, 1919.
CALLED MgEriSG.-rho Mayor cal,sa
tho Council together. for tho purpose Of
hearing terms, &C.. from Mcssrs. Fa,nan
Swift. Euro Engine manufacturers. Of
Cincinnati, and. If deemed advisable. 10
contract with them for new Engine and
apparatus. After considerable eonvs,.,.
lion. Mr.. Scott offered tho following rcso-
luton. which was unanimously adopted:
"Rcsolrca. That ,hcre be a COMMITTEES
appointed 70 contract with Messrs. Eaenam
\ Swift. for ono Of thoir twenty. four-m IN
tiorzoaiai Fro Engncs. together with
fonf hundred fec, OF leading Hose, on tho
best terms possible"
Messrs. i-vnde. Scott. Fle,chcr and
iin:'on. were appointed said committee.
Adlaasncd.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. ED.

SENATE.-Nr W ebster offered the pa
per authorizing the President TO hold pos
session of California aud New MeNico.
and to employ the army and navy for that
purpose. 1t provides, also, that the exist
ing laws shall remain in force, and con-
templates the employment of officers TO
execute them. and an appropriation for
the purpose TWAS ordered to be print
ed. 4 bill furnishing emigran,s to Cali
iornia with arms, on certain terms, was
passed.
IIOUSF.-The Minnesota Territorial
bill was passed. to take effect on the 10th
of March and the House adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

@The New Orleans Delta states tina,
Mr.. Clay will not be present at the extra
session Of the Senate, but will be at his
post, at the commencement Of the next
regular session.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28
TELEGRAPIllC MEETING.

The Stockholders Of the Richmond
Telegraph Company are requested to meet
in the Telegraph room on Thursday Even
ing business of Importance to attend 10.
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Holland Rolling sIot.! .GosM Nos.
90 10
THE FIRST Oh, THE SEASON!
MORE q DnUdS!!!

Z large supply of Drugs, Medicines, Dye
S:uHs, Nc. warranted PURE, direct from
New York anu Philadelphia.
Physicians and all Others, can te supplied with
articles tina, they depend upon pur, at
the lowest possible rates, and on the brst posi-
BILE terms. Call at DR.. HoweIls' Drug Store.
Richmond, Feb. % iSi9. l0-if.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

OF The Cincinnati Gazette says: "Gen.
Taylor sent a Geographic despatch from
that city to Mr.. Clayton rendering him the
first place in his cabinet
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

@Hosacs Greedy. says it is reported
q Washingson that Gen. Taylor has Sc
lecsed - his cabinet. Mr.. Critenden as
Attorney General. Mr.. Clayton Sec. OF
State. Geo. Evans Sec. Of Treasury
C.. B. Smith p. NJ General. Battle Pey.
ton War Department, and T. B. King for
the NAVY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

0TThe present incumbent Of the
White House, President Polk, intends to
leave the Executive mansion about the
first Of March, but viii remain in the city
until after the inauguration of President
Taylor, when he will leave for the banks
Of Duck river.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28
FOreigM News.

The steamer Europa arrived at Boston
on the Gath bringing dates two weeks
la.er then previously received. The adj
vices from Liverpool are to the 10th inst.
In breadstuffs the trade has been steady
since the LIST. with an upward tendency.
Tho market now is somewhat duller
American Flour brings 9oa CTS for Yves
tern, and same for Philadelphia and Ohio.
American and Canadian white Wheat
70 Sd to Is Cd per 70 lbs. red 6s Cd to Is
Indian Corn has declined to 80 Sis for
white, and Sis 6 q 32s for yellow.
Cured Provisions and other American
products have been in fair demand at re-
munerating prices.
The accounts are decidedly encourage
ing from the manufacturing districts.
Ernnce.
Tho breach is widening between the
President and the National Assembly. a
real or sham plot was disclosed to the
French Ministry, and for few days Paris
appeared like besieged city. The streets
were occupied by 10000 soldiers.
General Changarier plainly intimated
that the first barricade erected would be a
signal for general slaughter. No alarm
is felt. as Marshal Bugeaud was dispatch
from Paris to bring up strong division Of
the army Of the Alps; ostensbly to COM
mand during the state trials, but with no
less an object than that Of over awning the
Red Republicans in Paris.
The motion for getting rid Of the pro-
position Of NJ Rateau to dissolve the Ma
tional Assembly, was only defeated by
4l6 to 4O6. Since that vote greater tran
guilty has prevailed in the National As.
sembly.
On the 26th the Ministc, of the Interior.
announced that he had been directed by
the President Of the Republic to presen,
bill against the holding Of Clubs. The
Assembly had already enacted severe
penalties with view TO reprcss the excess
ses and remove the dangers alarming
society. The Government had ordered
number Of clubs to be closed in the Capt.
tai, and departments, and announced Of
tenders to tribunals.
Ireland.
Charles G.. Dufley has been brought up
before the Courts on o new bill, and is to
take his trial ut present term under the
Crown and Government security act.
England.
Parliament was openel by the Queen
in = lengthy speech. The speech places
the fact beyond doubt that the Government
has no idea Of stultifying on their part the
free trade doctrine. but are resolved
steadily to carry on, their principles.
Additional.
At Liverpool, on the 10th, cured Pro-
visions were in fair demand good bus
mess doing. Imports during the fortnight
1877 tons, and l4O brls Beef, Goo casks
and boxes Of Bacon, 1900 brls and 5000
kegs Lard; 5000 bxs Cheese.
The Coro t,sdo !, -. ;,v,crovod
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

The aqueduct over Mil creek near Gin
cinnati, being part Of the Whitewater
canal has been destroyed, and will require
several months 10 repair.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

H-John NJ. Clayton having resigned
his seat in the Senate for seat in the
Cabinet Of Presiden. Taylor, the legisla-
ture Of Delawar have elected JOHN WALL
10 the Senate
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

OTWe invite the attention OF our read
ers TO the advertisement Of Messrs. Phillips
& Varian Of Dayton. Our manufactures
arc particularly referred to it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

GrThe Treasurer Of Pennsylvania has
reported TO the legislature list Of 376
persons as defaulters. The estim ated loss
10 the State is S4O7, 14O.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

| rTherc are fifty public Schools in
! Lowell, Mass. attended $3.50 pupils.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

OF Married.-By the Rev. Mr.. GATES.
Nr. John Poss. to Miss Sophia Rails- ~
this match don't make fence Of tie Sra
quality, Ne shoo.d like 70 know What viil.
tEsekss(s sap0.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

A dunscuse Of the W alnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia. coming too near the foot
lights. her thin gauZy habilments caught,
and her person was instantly enveloped i'll
flames. The utmost CONSERVATION and
confusion prevailed. in the midst of which
a gentleman leaped from box on 70 the
about the sufferer, and extinguished the
fire. SO much for presence of mind.
California Stage Linz Through in
Eighteen Days,-Eight stages are build
ing in this city to run between Vera Cruz
and Mazatlan. Steamers on both oceans
are to connect with the line. SO that pas
sengers can go from New Orleans to San
Francisco in eighteen dayst or from New
York in twenty seven days, This enter
prise will completely annihilate the Panama
Route. The stages are to be completed
in about six weeks, and until steamers
have arrived out in the Pacific. sailing
vessels viii be employed to carry passcn-
gers between .,iazatlan and San Fran
cisco-N. Y. San.
Mobile aud Ohio Railroads. pro-
position is on foot for constructing rail
road from Mobile 10 the mouth of the Ohio
river A million of dollars has already
been subscribed by the citizens of Mobile.
and il is thought the people along the route
will take the remainder of the stock
Hen LIFE.-Punch' pock 81 Book saws:
Il am tempted 10 compare high life TO
railroad; it is very delightful while all goes
on smoothly; but if you get off the rails,
the smash is awful -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

NTClothes pins are made at Worcester
at the rate Of thirty minute, by ma
chinory.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. o3I.


SE.NATE.-The House bill extending
the revenue law over New Territories was
referred to the Committee on Commerce
4 Joint resolution to establish branch
mint in California. was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
The General Appropriation Bill was
then taken up.
Mr. Dayton brought up the proposition
for establishing a Government in the New
Territories.
Mr.. Webster took the floor and made
an eloquent speech. lie dealt on the
present state af affairs, and showed the
impolicy of Territorial acquisitions. He
deprecated the proposition. and stated his
preference for an independent BILL
Mr.. Foote followed, and when he had
concluded the Senate.
Adjourned.
UOUSE.-T'he Post Office bill was ia
ken up after some unimportant morning
business, and considered as in Commit
tee Of the whole.
Mr.. Preston made conservative and
very eloquent speech on the subject Of
slavery The bill under co 4sideraton
was seldom alluded 10, and there was no
Iefnate action on any subject.
Adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28
From The Duly Atlas, Feb. 81
CINCINNATI MAISkET.

FLoUR-The only sales heard OF to-
day were two small lots of so and 60 brls
from store at $3.50. The market is stead
y but there is not much inquiry.
PRovIsIoNs-Of Bulk meat -. 900 lbs
sides sold at &c; 10000 do do at 81 O6.
Of Lard, 700 kegs No 1, country, sold
at &c; 100 do do at same, and 200 brls
good No. . at SC.
The Photographic report Of the foreign
news looks favorable, but there will be
nothing done to indicate its effect on the
market until the private adyices are re-
ceived at New York.
WHIskEY-Sales OF 50 brls from river
1O3 do from railroad, Ill do do, 65 do
from river, $40 do DO at &c; 50 do from
wagon at 15.c.
OlL----Sales Of so brs city mills. lin
seed at sac: IL do do, 6 do do at 55c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28
EIAVE YOU TRIED DR.. PuRDiEs FAaI-

E1AVE YOU TRIED DIR. PuRDiE:S FAaI-
a Il lily MEDICINES; we'll they arc roo!
call at DR.. Howells Drug store, No. I6. Majn
street, where you can get Purdies' Pills, for
Dyspepsia and Liver affections. Pur,rs Plaster
for all sorts of sores. Purdies Oin;suent for all
diseases Of the skin. eruPtions, pics barns, &c
and Or. Purdies Phoe nix Bittets a great reaiorrr
OF the system These medicines are gust intro
ducrd here, hut they have had "A great run in the
east. Try them, and prove them.
Hichmond, Feb. -, leIJ. 1914,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

4 law is before the New York Legisla-
ture. compelling masters who employ ap-
prentices to have them taught to read and
write. IN apprentice thirteen years OF
age who shall have served two years, and
who cannot read and write, shall be free
from his indcntures.
The inequalities Of the city were ten
dered 10 Major Bliss and lady. and Mrs.
Gen. Taylor. as they passed through Sa-
vannah. Ga. The same was done at Ma
con, but declined in both cases.
The Hon. John A. Collier has lust had
better wndfall than that of L. s Sena-
tor. q bequest Of $50, 900 having been left
his wife by the death Of Judge John Cox
Morris, relation in Otsego Co.
There are raid to be 778 banking inst-
tutions in the Union. Capital over 5000
OOU. 600. Circulation about ! 1925, 900 900.
Specie about @25 900 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

" heat. G0c - bu.
Corn new 21@22.
apples dried soc.
Batter. l0c - III.
Lar. &c u IL.
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.KET. Feb. &c. 1919.
f'IaXseed. 5G73 Z bu
Oats, l~la2i.
Flour. ll0efbs 81, -.
4" ~ barrel S3,50.
Eggs. Ice = coz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

4SHECE13. isc.-Cloves, Cinnamon. AI.spice.
- Pepper, Nutinrgs. Mack, &c. Ground AMI
upground. wholesale ana retail, Il; DR.. fIowcli's
Drug Store.
Richmond, Feb. 2B, ls.9. I9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

FLOUR wanted at this Office on suhscnp-
ion Immediately, II not sooner.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

4 ,ebEs-LzSfcEs <sGs--A new article for
~ rheumatism, and all painful affections
The Oil of Goldfish Liver, begius 10 be entcn-
sively used by Physicians, and has been found
10 he very successful remedy for Chronic.
Rheumatic, and Gouty affections, diseases Of the
Chest, Scroiu!a, Rihlct~, &c. Il pure articls
for sale at DR.. Howell's Drug Store, No. lG,
Main street.
Richmond, Feb %, 1919. loft
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-01

such i~qaisifioa for spoH have Witnessed in
this free republic The Inaugural Address OF lS29 spoke
OF SEARCHING operation of government The search
oPeraon sir Of the present administration has been
English minister, wing tory take such inquest !?
When did he ever go down low-watcr mark, make
an ousng OF tde-watersl When did he take
away the daily bread OF weighers, and gauger and meas
hide post offices, the mail and anything else in
the remoest degree connected with government Sir,
British minister, who should do this and should r
show his head In British House OF Commons, would be
received by an universal hiss
81 le the selections made fill vacancies
thus created IL Is true however and is natural conse
quence OF the system which has been acted that within
the last three years nominations have been rejected
the ground oil ~Hhtness than in all the preceding forty
years oil the government And these nominations, you
know, sir could not have been rejected but by votes OF
the Presidents own friends The strong TO
be resisted Even party attachment could stand them
In not third OF the Senate, others not ten votes
aud in others not single vote, could be obtained and this
general grounds OF the OF character and qualifications
grounds known 10 everybody else well TO the SEN
All this, sir, is perfectly natural and ssen The
parry seshness which drives good Of office
sarly the hng OF offices with incompetent PERSONS and
consequent maexecution of official duties. In my
opinion, si, will eheclually change the character of
government this aching upon the avowed principle OF
claiming Office by right of conquest unless the public shall
rebuke and restrain it, 1t elevates party above country
oTgets the common veal, in the pursuit of personal
emoument 1t tends TO form, il does lorn that il
has formed political combinations held together by no
common principles or opinions among its members, either
the powers OF the government, the policy Of
the country but held together smply association,
under the charm Of popular head seeking maintain
possession OF the government by rigorous exercise Of
its patronage"
witness Fitz Henry Warren Gc.
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Witness Fitz Henry Warren, &C.
iGeneral Taylor, for example.


NEW IoKk, hprll ~, p. NJ
The Canadian difficulties Continued erettement- Tie
first blood sput-Appontment of armed police
Barrieading the streets and houses Public meetings.
Reported riots at Kingston and Ioronto-Petnioning
the Queen
We have advces here by telegraph from Montreal up
TO Saturday afternoon, at o'clock The difficulties still
continue without abatement, and the indications porlend
serious results
In consequence of the announcement that The governor
had given orders put under five hundred French
constabes, and the fact that these actually appeared
in the streets, the mob became still more exasIerated
party composed of twenty English gentlemen, formed
themselves into body and encountered these armed po
lice, constables, the Streets when quite fierce en-
gagement ensued Shots exchanged, and in the con-
nict two badly wounded and others slightly
The government authorities perceiving that they had
adopted rather unpopular measure. and in order to
preserve peace, counermanded the order in regard to
the consabuary force and had them disarmed
public meeting was held on Friday, and largely at
tended. Petitions which had been gotten up were pre-
scented to this meeting, numerousy signed, asking the
Queen to recall Lord Elgn, and dsavow the rebellion
demny act.
All the hotels of the city now guarded by armed
forces. The garrsons have also been fully equipped for
action and the sodiery put under strict discipline Can
have been planted in the streets, at different points,
for the purpose of overawing the disafected
The streets were quiet at o'clock in the evening.
There reports of riots having broken out at Kings
ton and Toronto, but nothing authentic.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-01
To tho Editor.

!, SIR; In the Union of the 9th inst find the names OF
the wing clerks residing in this place and in looki
over that list and getting the opinions of others, find It
correct with the exception of name, who, whig
convert since the popular will set in favor of the
nero OF Buena Vista His name stands No. 90 on the
published roll
The population of this town were composed say one
fourth democrats and three ourths whigs-abou equally
divided between General Taylor and Mr. Clay The
Say portion stuck TO the fortune of their chief to the
las and tor this no one can blame them; but now to
come forward and claim Office to the exclusion of Gen
Iaylos best and early friends is than will be sub
mlted to- ~
Every citizen here knows the clique who before the
election wanted nothing, but now are claiming navy
agency, relationship postmaster &c. and that too for
no other than difference Of opinion Are not those
now IN office equal at least in everything that constitutes
thecltzen, neighbor, husband ather In some things the
ms are admitted to be nferior they for knock
ing neghbor down for an honest difference of opinion
- Whose blood was shed in executing the orders of the
Hero OF Buena Vista? Yelrs and Clay's-a democrat
and whig. Can it be expected then, in civil affairs,
this same old chief will make distinction! Never ex-
cept for merit
General Taylor, coming into power as he did, put
down this odious doctrine Only stand firm council
as IN the field, and his name will be handed down with
ms who was first in warsrst in peace, and first in the
hearts OF his countrymen."
large majority of our citizens want change in the
collector postmaster better officer than the first is
not within the limits of the republic.
A WING.
GEORGETOWN, Aprl %, 1910.
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Mystery.

From the New Orleans Picayune, April a.
GEN BKooKE.-We heard yesterday with surprise and
deep regret that Brevet General Brooke had re-
ceved orders from headquarters to the command
Of the army in New Mexico, lately detached from Gen
Worths command, and to proceed forthwith to his des
,nation. However honorable the distinction conferred
by this assignment duty, have learned it with
regret which will be shared by very large number
of citizens to whom the General had become en-
deared We cannot persuade ourselves that the or.
der will not yet be countermanded, though we learn
that the General has made his arrangements for a
prompt compliance with it, and will leave for Jeffer-
barracks early this week We should imagine
that such command for officer of his rank, his ser
vices and his years, would have little charm; that it
would be but little better than Punishment II we are
correct in this il would surprise us if the deermi-
nation of the Secretary of War not reconsider
ed We cannot be mistaken in saying, that if long and
arduous service and eminent gaantIy in the field ene
officer to consideration at the hands of the department
Gen. Brooke comes within these conditions.
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lie expenses, aid to CUT OF tho snecures held by
or lazy relations of landlords Reecho
colonial REFORM and for the reduction of the military and
naval ornaments, Help compel your landlords To
support their tfing brothers, phews and cousins
they will put them honest workout of their
rahe than from the you Instead of ioolishy
standing out against progress which has, you realize,
operated SO wonderfully in ameliorang the condition Of
no mechanical and manufacturing labor OF the country,
ke with us Tor relief by fastening reform
ne budget we'll free upon the policy
y 'he countryj Tor reform lower taxation will BIO TO
you what cheaper food is the and spnnersthe
'emo'a Oh The heaviest necessary demand upon the pro-
ceeds OF your exertons Mr. Golden urged that stop can
be put to the alarming annual increase othe
British navy His proposal indeed worthy of the spirit
oil the age vizi an effort TO obtain convention between
England France, and the United States prevent
definite increase OF their respective naves give your
readers notice of the principal points of Mr. Cob
denis important and volumnou, speech. 1t ioeshadows
tho determination OF the radicals press reform the
of tho government To this side Of the Allan
tic whose ideas of government expenses based
comparatively economical national expenses, 1t seems
that no rational feeling man in England would Tor an
instant sustain, right and taxation necessary 70 moot
the payment of their PENSIONS high salaries
Nc But the water prescription has long given tho
people this hold upon the energies and labor
ing capabilities of the kingdom, that it will be- hard indeed
shake hem off, in this of European progress
They destined go the wall, however or it 10 not
fair draw conclusions from the memory of the past So
the present progress Of liberalism the continent
has its origin in the results Of The operation of tho
principles OF Thomas Jefferson applied in this govern
men just so certainly will the adjustment of useless
Offices and ovegrown salaries, pcrquses, and PENSIONS
shortly pass in England These to DO tho
suits of the forward march OF English reform. That COM
mencing the extension of religious liberation to dissent
srs but last week, it were, has already affirmed tho
principle that all should have the right to buy food as
cheap possible. At this moment il stands laundering
the gate of special privilege in Ireland which its leader
Peel. orders Of the path of progress with little show
ceremony though, for the last half century, 1t rvi-
egc) had been commissioned by the laws and instu
lous OF the land wage upon the million From the
plans of privilege is that so many hundreds
are dying in bitches daily These stimulate
the desire of the army of progress but at the
me they really embarrassing its efforts TO sys-
lemaze without which, though reform will progress in
England, march will be lked by the terrible sacr-
icesnd vidual and nationawhich have characterized
tho beraIizng achievements Of the continental millions
within the ast two venrs w.