Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-31

lure. and SAYS in the event of military
collision in New Mexico. the whole south
will rush to the aid Of Texas and fight il
out.
Sons Of 1t is stated that
there were 6 ,G2G members added 70 the
Sons Of Temperance in the State Of Hi
nois. during the past year. The whole
number ia the State is now 1O.93J: cash
O,i4 Fel/o,rs Cefcbrat,on.-Ther was
a large gathering Of odd Fellows. III the
beautiful city Of Cleveland, the past week.
80 Lodges were before the tonventfon.
and all but aoout 20 had representatives
present. Charters were granted TO II new
Lodges. The procession. says the Her
aid. was composed of about 800 Of the
Ordcr-ihcy proceeded to grove, and
were Joined by 2 900 citizens. many of
them ladies. whore an eloquent oration
was pronounced by General Anthony of
Sprinufield Then followed the supper.
good fellowship. good speeches. good
toasts and good cheer Gin. Gaz. July "a.
ANOTHER IIERo GoHE.-The Madison
Qa,) Banner SAYS: William Miserva. one
of the Revolutionary Patriots. died in
Jennings county. Oh the 6ti. inst. lie had
lived TO the good old age of lol.
nrThc running time Of the steamship
Atlantic. from Ne&, \ ork TO Liverpool was
ten days and ten Hours, being the shortest
passage OH record.
0rrThe Hamilton CO.. lntellgencer
says: "An interesting case was decided at
the present term Of our Court of Common
Il
ladv. to recover a claim for services rem
dered to her brother. as his house keeper.
during a period Of some twenty years
The brothers marriage deprive! her OF a
home and left her advanced in years and
broken in health. 10 obtain her own sup
port The Jury awarded her 50, 800 \
Just and righteous verdict
Mas FILLMORE President Fillmore.
in 1926, married Abigail. the daughter OF
the Rev Lemuel Powers. She will no
doubt, hereafter, preside at the " bite
House. The President has two children.
son. twenty years OF age. who Is "a
lawyer in Buffalo. and "a daughter. 9 yrs.
of age. a teacher in one of the public
schools of the same city.
05-"OLp WHITEY." the veteran war
horse of the hero of Buena Vista. formed
an effective and affecting part of the pro-
cc>sion at w Washington on the occasion of
what the Journal of Commerce calls the
funeral ohsequies.' on Saturday The
editor SAYS that 1.-THE ass ociations connec-
ted vita him crowded upon every one $
mind. The old charger. as he paved the
ground and neighcd at the sound of the
bugle seemed proudly and impatier,Iy to
look around for his rider, once more TO
bear him on the field.
or The Assessors of San Francisco.
have reported the value of taxable proper
~ Of that city. at three hundred millions
of dollars!
Gt,y-The Baltimore Patriot states that a
company has been organized in that city.
and tina, the stock has all been taken, 10
wo.k one of the quick silver mines OF
California.
Q-y-'M Ma. that nice young man. Nr.
Love, is very fond Of kissing Mind
your sewing. Julia; who told YOU that
nonsense!" Ma | have it from his own
lips"
IE,5-lt is now boldly stated. that an as
SCISSOR in this State last spring. seriously
inquired Of an Editor how much money
he had at interest, Truth is strange
stranger than felton,
0J-The rumor that "an editor in the
South had purchnsei a race-horSe at an
expense of two thousand dollars. for the
purpose of catching his runaway >ub>cri-
berS." tnrnS out 10 be tclegraphic blum
der; he b,rrowed race horse. and agreed
to pay that sum. proridrI he could run
Il Of -.
that amount: but after getting within sight
of one and running him nearly half day.
without coming within gun shot Of him.
the poor editor "cavcd in" and returned
the animal to lis owner. with his compli-
ment>. and regret,ing that .'such good
bottom'd race horse hadn't enough speed
to catch a runaway subscriber.'
Legal Idrice.-There is well known
custom prevailing in our criminal courts.
Of assigning counsel 10 such prisoners
have none 10 defend them. On one oc-
casion. the court finding man accused
Of theft and without counsel. SAID 10 a
wag Of a lawyer who was present: Mr..
please 10 Withdraw the prisoner.
confer with him. aud then give him such
counsel as NAV be best for his interest Z"
The lawyer and his client withdrew: and
in fifteen or twenty minutes the LAWYER
returned into court alone And where
is the prisoner," asked the court .Ie
is gone. YOUR honor" said the hopeful
legal limb. Your honor told me to give
hn the best advice could for his interest:
and as he said he was guilty. thought
the best counsel could give him. was TO
cut and run. which he took at once
Noble Sentjment.-Lord Erskine was
through life for independence
of principle. for his scrupulous adherence
to truth He once explained the rules of
his conduct. which ought 10 be deeply en-
craven on every heart. He said. ''lt was
the first command and counsel of my
earliest youth. always TO do what my con-
science told me TO be a duty. and 7eare /
the consequences to God shall carry