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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
New Mexico.

copy of the Constitution framed BY
zthe Convention Of the people Of New
Mexico, has been received in Washing
Ston City. The National Intelligencor Of
fthe 9Th inst. makes several extracts from
lit. The provision in relation to slavery
lis peculiar. 1t reads as follows
"All men being born equally free ard
independent. and having certain natural.
Inherent. aud inalienab!e rights, among
which are the enjoying and defending lif,
: ana liberty. the requirement. possession
Iahd protection OF property. and the pur
suit and attainment of happiness; there
lore no male person Shall be held bv law
TO serve any person as servant. slave.
3or apprentice. after he arrives at the age
3of twentv-one years. nor female. in like
manner, after she arrives at the age OF
eighteen. unless they be bound by their
sown consent after they arrive at such
|age. or are bound by law for the punish
I ent Of crime
The following is the provision defining
(,he limits and boundaries Of the proposed
State:
beginning at the dam in the Rio del
i orte which supplies with water the 'aSe
|gnia,' Or irrigatinr canal of the town OF
lei Passo del Noric. and running thence
due east to the hundretth parallel of lon
|gitude. west from Greenwich; thence due
north on said parallel to point where the
3,ame intersecis the river Arkansas
|thence up the middle channel of said rv
Ter to its source: thence in a direct line 10
ia point on the Rio Colorado Of Califor /
|nia. where the same is intersected by the
|one hundredth and tenth parallel Of lon
[gituie west from GreenwicEl; thence due
south on said parallel of longitude to a
point on the Rio ella. intersectcd by the
Same; thence up the middle of the MAIN
channel OF said river to the point which
|may be designated by the Commission
|ers appointed 10 establish the line between
the United States and the Republic of
Mexico. as the point whore sad river. or
lone OF It's branches. shall be interScctcd
(by the western line of New Mex;co:
;,hence southerly on said line. as the same
shall be established by tho Commission
'erS, 10 the angle formed by the State of
,Chihuahua. Sonora. and New Mexico:
.hencc cas,erly Oh the line between the
United States and the Republic of Next !
co. as it shall be laid down by said Com
ImisSioners. TO point where the same
may intersect the Rio del Nor'e: thence
down said river TO the place of begin
hing
The Constitution framed by the Con-
vontion. for the State os New Mexico.
was to be referred to the popular vote. for
adoption or rejection. on the Goth June
past. The first session of the Legisla-
ture of the State Of New Mexico. was
appointed in the Constitution 10 be held;
i'm Santa Fe. commencing on the Isl day:
of July. 1850
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

For the three days previous to vcster
dav. there was no decrease in deaths
from cholera, worth naming. while in the
full! mortality OF the city there was an in
crease. The peculiar disease by which
people die. we suppose, is not 50 much &
matter OF importance as the fac, that they
do die. Men may and do err continual
: " in their classiicatons. Even the hes,
: and most experienced PHYSICIANS. are BIZ
4 mo means infaliblc in their discrimina-
3tions Of diseases
VI 1875 persons die here within period
: of three days. il matters little that 100 OF
4 them are reported to have died of bilious
The importan, fact. and the one which
our citizens are interested in knowing. is
that nearly two hundred of their friends
: and ncighbors have been taken from
among them forever. in the space of sew
4enty-two hours. And this is what has
: been done IN Cincinnati, the presen,
week. 1t be hooves all. therefore. to lool,
: well 10 their daily habits: their food. its
1characier and amoun,-their clothing
3,heir exposure 10 the sun bv dav and au
sseous smells by night, and other matters
I upon which healthy state of the BODY
3depends.
= 1t canno, be denied. tina, number of
our citizens have died Of cholera this sea.
Sson, who lived in comfort able circum>tan-
ices. and had all their lives been regarded
as prudent in all their personal habits
This fact has induced good many to say
THAT the utmost care is no preventive
against attacks from the pestilence But
, all past experience shows that this is an
error; and present experience goes TO the
same effect Or all tine fatal cases Of
cholera into which We have made partic-
|ular inquiry since lis temperance here.
We found but one in which there had no,
been free indulgence of The appetite in
IRE ference TO crude vegetables aud unripe
fruits before the attacks. or neglect of the
first stages Of the disease afterwards
Mach can be done. not only 10 prevent
attacks of cholera. but TO check and cure
them. by the llahi'ual use Of food known
ito be wholesome. and the careful avoid
|ance of that which is well understood TO
|be unhealthy AT this season of the YEAR
We again. therefore. exhort our citizens
20 prudence in eating and drinking. and
continual care as 10 dress and exposure :.
After the preceding remarks were put
fn type, we received the report of deaths
Tor the iwen'y-four hours ending al o.,
clock last evening. This shows an in
creased mortality. in the last four days.
both from cholera and from other diseases. ;,
The fact should strongly admonish all,
classes 10 additional cleanliness. quiet.
and prudence III all respects.-[Clncin- :.
matt Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

New Mexico; all below that line TO belong 70
Texas Texas agrees 10 this, ano Mr.. Clay and
the NORTH also agree TO il, and Preside Fillmore
|is content with it. so that the question bids fan
TO be settled TO the satisfaction Of all parties
Ia proposition Is entertained in the caucus d.
vide California by the line, aud there is
some prospect Of II being carried.
There ii rumor current now that Mr. Web
|-ter will give place TO Mr. " Intiirop in the abb
[inet.
Gen. Scott arrived IN this city this morning.
lie comes to attend the funeral Of Gen. TAYLOR
!nnd snperini-n nj the military arrangements fey
THE occasion.
The National IuteIligenccr OF this morning
publishes the official order Of the procss-iou ana
[tfi- ccreUoni-s TO h- observed at the fune raj
whicl will take place at ~ o'clock Tomorrow.
Ad;u.ant General Jones has issued an ordr r
hat at all the Military stations the day ate r
The order has BEEN received, the troops to be
iparadrd "a. 10 4 " The order is .h~l TO be
read, after winch al the labor Of th.t day will
cease Minute guns will be fired from sun rise
Ito set.
The office rs Of the army Will also wear badge
sof mourning their left arms aud swords, and
The coIors Of the several regiments viii be put
IN mourning for SIX months. Similar orders
have been issued to IN. Navy
The solemnliies IN the city to morrow will be
|oi the most imposing character 4 large bo9v
i"f the Military. Regulars anu Volunteers, viii
|be present,
Horace Greedy il talked OF for the Depart
m~Dt Of the Interior in the New Cabinet
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

I'VE know the Wing leaders of this
county have come 10 democratic meet.
,ings and insisted on speaking. - Euler
Well. what of it. All that you have
/ GOT to do, Mr. Elder. is to attend whic
meeting and you shall be heard. without
insisting upon it. The wings practice
tine golden ruie-"do unto others as YOU
would nave others do unto vour' Wings
like to speak to their democratic friends
Elder address a wing meeting. We
would!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

D.sfrnetise FIRE in PAiieaeistis The s,~
winch broke out IN Philadelphia on Tuesday q
si"s' week, at about 4 o'clock in The aft-ruoop ,
Srsged until o'clock next morning, carrv,ns
ss'eath and destruction in it's train. r-ducin1 ~
ashes about $50 hu'lding.-l-avine about 1901
ersons Without hom-s-caa.ins the los. of
number Of lives. aud .nvotvius pecuuiary loss
estimated at -2.osn.oUD The fire or,,,..,-d on
The south SIDE Of Water street. below Vim. .,d
|eAtenu-d ~ 10 Csll"~htl street. swcep.ue ali
the buildings on Front for that distance, and Ia
the waters edg-. Oar limited space does not
permit Us To give = moro extended notice Of thin
very destructive fire.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
Ca nd isi:lte>' Replies to the WASH
tn.tOsinn ase~OluttOns.

Gcaflenen ar tae Naskingfsnias Society:
received through Your Secretary copy Of q
Preamble aud Resolutions adopted BY \ me~ ting
cf its members. calling on the several cansi-
dates for the Convention. and for the L~gi.la-
tnre 10 publely avoS their sentiments on tbs
,sah]ec, OF vending Intoxicating liquors to Do
Inscd as a beverage.
The u"aenh,ed right of every voter TO de-
;mand Of those who may be pr-s- n,ed To the p-,
'pi- candidates for their .ufrages the ep,n,ou,
that such candidates may entertain on oil ouea-
tions Of great public interest, freely nckno~i-
ledge. and III. duty Of each candidate TO comply
" Iih such reasonable demand, BY freely aud
'cand,diy avowing his s-utim- uts. to mo is equal
fly evident
In regard 10 the great danger arising from tho
habitusi use OF Intoxicating liquors as n b-ver-
,agr, have been fully convinc-d from my youth.
and the great evil resulting TO society from the
practice OF venting THEM such. but fec. II
any are now willing 10 deny. And although |
have never been a mrrittr OF any Temperance
association, am free To declare that whether ia
private life official ststion shall always -n-
dravor to .Nrrt what humble intlne nee | may
lpos~c>s to prohii,t the sale aud use OF inioxica-
.ung liquors Is beverage.
WN EDJrIEE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
ssasysON Vale :.EGain .rnG.ors;u.

. II will be rccolected that the editor q
the Democrat. for the purpose ofinducin.
sthe f<ce-solers Of Union 10 support .Iohi
IS. Reed. endorsed aim as a good and pure
J free soiler--a man That could be Deepen
Ided upon for the adjustment Of the oil
Gus black laws OF Indiana; it Will also b
. borne in mind that this same e,litor apol
sogized and defended Mr.. Reeds course
last winter-his negro Furnishing bill-a,
j.. the best that could be done," a 'compro
mise measure. &c. We only allude &c
this in order to show that Mr.. Vale ha,
some claims to the title of an endorser
and. also, TO introduce the following OK
tract from his last paper. in which he
marks certain piece Of chaitel property
now in his possession. IS being this side
,up-with- care,' Jus, RICH. on the subjec
iof temperance:
".Another mean and cont.mptibls trick Il
which the wings resort, is, to throw out Insinaa
stsous that Mr.. Elder is ntefnpe rate and oppose,
ITO any legislation TO restrict the traffic in intoxi
,ating drinks These charges they DO not pm
y any tangible form for they know they canno
D. >ustalned--that they ere utterly false ".
t-ntertain doubt, that Mr.. Elder, though no
ia member Of the order Of the Sons Of Temper
ance.'is as strictly temperate IN hrs habits Mr.
Holloway. And the Journals OF the House 10
the last session. show Mr. Elders position il
|regard to legislation IN favor of tempe rance
MIR Batter reported very stringent bill, HOP
Estrnge nj perhaps than public sentiment wouit
sustain had it become a law. Every proposition
ID. I less MT Mr.
[aer opposed, and on the motion lndefi mite /,
postpone (which was carried his name is recor
kcea among the nays
" ell, so far as the Journals Of the House
/ 60 to ''show Mr.. Elders position in re
{ gard to Legislation an faror of temper
Eance," not even Mr.. Vale can decide
Itha, they prove Mr.. E . De tsmperanc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
WN. K. FOULkE
For In. Palladium

NrssRs. EnfrnRs;-liaviug received IA copy
oi the proceedings Of meeting OF Washing
t"ni'ns, calling upon each eand'dat. for seat
IN the legislature 10 make public his sentiments
the passage OF II law 10 prevent the
~aIr OF intoxicating liquors IN any quantity
whatever, Ne, one of the candidates before
the people Tor seat IN the Legislature. should
/ be elected, Will take pleasure IN using the
iittic Influence IN my power tn secure the pas
sage OF such law as that mcritnrious assoria-
ton seems TO contemplate. As to criminal Ell
,etiu"uts. am no great admr-r OF them, where
they not absolutely necessary. but as all IN.
morai power that has yet been brought to bear
on the subject has not been sufficient ciirct
The desired object. | am willing TO accept any
agency. that will Suppress the traffic and de-
cldedly IN Is. or OF iaw 10 tha, effect
MILES MARSHALL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.

We are permitted to make the following
leXtraci from a letter, received bv Joseph
Parry. from his son, George Parry. dated
T. Nevada. 9Th mo. Mav) Goth. 1882
Il have been at this place four or five
days |, is small village. abou, so miles
north asst OF Sacramento Civ 1t is
among the nountains-a new place jus,
sprung up. The mine. in this district.
have been and still are rich. Some claims
have been sold as high as ST.. 900. | have
Ibeen informed H. Nc kinley told me ne
paid $40. 900 for his claim. 90 feet. and
expects 10 realize 100000 out Of it
These claims are situated in grassy flat.
rather a swamp. and the gold is obtained
from the depth of 4 10 3 feet. The claims
are all taken. but some are offered for sale
a, high rates however. The miners have
been quite successful in the ravines. as
they are mcasurably dry; bu, the rivers
are still too high. on accoun, Of the melt
ing Of the snow. for successful operations
and will probably continue flush for d
month 10 come.
The Indians in this section have com
,ni.ied several murders recently, and still j
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

Galphn Ciaim--The House Of Rep
lresentatives have passed resolution, dis
Improving Of the course of Mr. Meredith
Secretary of the Treasury in the pay
nnent Of the interest on the famous Gal
'phin claim.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
ProbabIe De0.h of D. Is. II-p0d

~ L E4Sscy-The melancholy intelli-
'gence communicated in the ex'raot from
|. a letter. published in another column
From our friend George Parry. relative &c
!: the probable fate Of our friends Wood>
eand RusSey. is confirmed by letter from
.Dr. Fritchett TO his friends at Centrcville
/ and also by letter from s c. Meredith tc
his family We trust. however. that such
has no, been their unhappy fate. They
were each indomitailv brave and enter
pr;Sinc men; and if they have fallen i
was not without a struggle for life We
'sh all wait in anxious hopes that they are
|s,il alive. and VIII yet return 10 ,hei,
families and friends.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
PCRLBC SPEAKING.

d. p. Holloway. will address his Eel
low citizens at Economy. on Saturday
the 27ih INST. at 3 o'clock, i. NJ.
Mr.. Elder IS earnestly but respectful,
70 attend, and present his views
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

STonI Corwin has nor i, ct made hi.
great speech on the slavery question. The
Boston Post says Ibis face has become
Excessively black" with holding on. Il
his manly coun,enance has become an,
darker he must be as black as genuine
Congo By this time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

Fire IN Brookly".-A very destruc,-
i've fire occurred at Brooklyn y. York
on the 7th inst. The loss is estimated a
-oOo,oO Several explosions Of salt
|petre took place. No lives were los
however.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

& The recent business visit of thu
flon- c. B. Smith 70 this place has thrown
our good natured competitor, Mr. Elder
into perfec, compton fits. Keep coo
the weather is 100 hot for muci
excitement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
.Iccsi.sg :at Cambridge.

There Will he a political meeting al
on Saturday next. the 2Orh
inst, a, one O'Clock. =. NJ The candl-
dates Tor State and county offices are all
irrespective Of party. respectively and re-
spectiuly invited 10 attend and address
the meeting
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

G07d from Caiifornia.-The steamer
arrived at New York on the
18th inst, bringing So 500 900 in go!c
dust. The Alabama has also arrived viii
,95oo,OoO OF the same product Of Cali
:fornia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
man and favorable TO the every strinrel

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ed nothing IN the shane OF beer or other
In,oxica,ns drinks for fn-, pcarS. and he
Ereiers 10 two gentlemen OF this civ 10
E,brar Witness u lie TRUTH of his statement
s-onc OF whom Was probably never OIL
: the inside Of .doggerv' in all his litc;
Sand both Of whom are aud have been
- ' 49, sN'.NN+-' = - -
S.>ay. distinctly and cnphaiicalik il.at vi.
& J lanes Elder has. within 1.-TWO Years
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

DEAN Of s. S. Prenfis-This dis
orator and statesman died a
y atchez on the 10Th inst His health hac
been bad for some time. lie was one o
the mos. eloquent men Of the age-a pro
found lawyer, and a ripe scholar in li;era
nv attalnmentS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

Vermont .-JoHN ROBERTS is the loco
oco candidate for Governor. and L. L
PECK the candidate Of the free democra
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
CoeaI tflattfr5, Notices, ST.
RICHMOND. June Is 1875

Sof allowing iona. Ma'lis'> bill (Sl6.62 for
snew pump and repairing old ones and
Gan order was directed 10 he issued
j A resolution totfered by Mr.. Peterson
6was passed. instrucilug the Street Com
missioner 10 repair the bridge on Wainu,
street at the crossing of Marion. ard also
go keep the gutter. on the cas-, side OF
1 Marion 81. open
\ resolution Introduced 81 Mr.. Scoul
was also passed. authorizing the Stree,
Committee TO make sewers" instead Of
.valievs" on Main ana Marion streets. III
I hev deem i, bes, fer the iuteres, of the
:citv and the citizens Immediately in,ereS-
s'ed.
The sum Of the $50 was deducted
shv the Council from the persona, estate 81
si.ljjah Coffin. CON the Tax Isl. y and the
same amount added to his real estate
sand John l.. Grave. to dig a sewer from
s,her prem >es to the sewer on Franklin
St. they 10 leave the stree, in as good re-
: pair as they find H.
Aselect committee. CONSISTING of resSrs
-;, tt,s,i NJ
{ ''' ''"'' 49, "''e 'il''''1''s''
go attend 10 the compliant lana before the
1 'ouncil by Mr. Huntington. IN regard 10
S ~havinrs being burnt in front of his prem
&c.
! Orders we're allowed the civ officers
stor the first six months Of their salaries.
Accounts araius, the city were present
al bv II. Filter. for stone. (half order am!
M W.:
j
''"Aes Oh streets. ~ i'c'''o'i ~ ."'.th
J - 800 80 - = -
! 80
]
1 o''0N' ~ i"'o' u o'''"''- 'ic '''iih
.Presen'ed by Mr. Noble. Clerk. and also
presented his receipt for said costs by ia.
aannl;ca,i,n or SO nail sail clark on =
~, G..
5''''.'' '",''s' '''''' -" 49,
,o' 'he Guy III ei'o'' was co''ci''''' -
] Mr.. Scott offered the following reso!u-
stion. which was adopted:
.Rcso,ycd, Thai The comn,i,,.a -,
streets he. authorized - have MA, ~, -
.Spring street. between Marion and Frank
! lin, surveyed. and 50 soon as the citizens
sn,ereeted shall grade and gravel the Satne.
sunder the direction OF the committee OF
streets according 10 survey. the eli. vii
/ IN that case pay twelve dollars
A. po,,ro atl.,.al -, c.lio,..
t''t'-'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
JOSEPH HOLMAN. will addres!

JOSEPH HOLMAN, will address his
fellow citizens at the Warner building al
Richmond, on Saturday next, the ooh
inst. at o'clock p. NJ on the subjects OF
constitutional! reform Other candidates
arc respectfully requested 10 attend and
address the meeting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
JOHN :. NEW MAN.
For the Palladium,


GENTtfMFv " ssiiNGroNfavs:--I received,
Through The Post Dfir". yesterday. copy OF
resolutions calirg upon the different cafiaates
Tor the Convention and legislature, for
:prrssi"n Of their opinions the subject Of ven
.iiug intoxicating ltqn"rs 10 h- used az h-ve,ag-
As aln candidate for "A seat in the n-x, j--
IL ,Slatnrc. acknowledges the obligation Of all
who >r.k Tie votes Of The people. to declare pub
,hcly and distinctly. their sentiments on AT
aqnes'ons that likely 10 be presented to then,
m their official capacity
Ia answer. then. 10 he resolutions b. fore me,
II mast say that | regard the venting Of alcohol
,ic liquors IN community, ~ beverage,
productive Of untolh evil--''inorni social and
political" and that my humble influence. for a
.nuiphcr If wears, has been used IN behalf of tho
.fr uperanc- reformation, beltrvip IL TO be- the
,cal'' standard Of society. II should be honor
e.! with the confidence Of tie people of old
" avuc by befng elected 10 the irgisl,tur-, my
= onduct viii be governed ia arcordsne- with III.
sentiments herr oppressed shall Try 10 do all
the good can aud a. li,ie harm possible.
" iih sentiments Of regard, &c.
July 1914 1850. J. VI. BtLI.>
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

Hossnth.-lt is stated upon the be,
authority thar this great Hungarian pair
OF intends coming TO this country. wit
his family. as soon as he shall be pcrln
led 10 leave Turkey.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

adjournment Of The State Contention
'of Ohio.-The convention Of Ohio 10 a.
mend the constitution Of that State. which
has been in session some two months
has adjourned 10 meet again in Cincinna.
ii on the first Monday in December next
|This sudden ramosing was occasioned
by the occurrence of single case OF
Cholera in Columbus. 4 brave set OF
men those conrenfioners are,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

). VI PERKINS,. Esq
Dear Sp.--ioar~ Of The 9th enclosing
resolutions Of the w arhington,sn Temperance.
Society Of Richmond - al hand, aud ~ reply |
have {" say hm in favor of the psssag. Of .
law PROHIBITING thr sale of spir.tunus liquors to
be used as b'v"rag~. ana ~ concert with the
turnG~ Of tat measure Will use all reasonable
rArrttons for the passage Of such law.
Truly yours,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

Holloway wants the postscript TO tht
fletter we wrote, last winter 10 Judge Hoo
Iver published. Az there is no post>crip
Ito the letter tho Palladium an cannot be-
(gratified. II Elder.
This is a confession that the letter We
referred TO was written, although Eide
land Hoover both denied the existence o.
anv such letter Elder admits there wa.
Ia letter. but no postscript We are in
Horned that there was a postscript. and
Elder may as we'll acknowledge the corn
lat once-the truth will come ont vet
If il is a source Of any consolation tc
Mr. Elder to know what Hoover saic
about that letter. to wings, if he Will cal
upon US, we will give him the names OF
high minded and honorable men. who
heard Hoover speak Of him a con
|temp'ibIe hypocri'e. &c. for the matte
contained 10 that letter and its postscript
We will.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
The sickness in Cincinnati.

The first bulletin Of the Board OF
Health of Cincinnati, was made on Mon
day. the 1sr Of July. The Board had a,
that time Information Of 90 deaths bv
cholera. from the morning Of the previous
day. The subsequent bulletins have
been published at the following dates:
Chol. Oih dis Total