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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15

NOTICE TO INPoRTErs OF cIN.-THE SUPERIOR
Court 81 the state Of New York having granted
Injunction restraining parties rom in porting selling al
verng Gin ~ith trade mark Of Swan. self
ing sny GIN whatever and Tor swan Gin unless 10 be
from hereby caution all importers e aud
dealers in Gin nct 70 import Gin with the swan Brsrd
advertise sell Gin and for s~,n Gin un.ssu
Ne procured from they ~ otherwise make themselves
liable 20 damages and an action % Law.
sCHuCuARDT a GERHARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15

John Z. VAN ANTWERP. AUCrIONEER-IRON
- Safes at auction-John Z. Van Antwerp will soil,
this day at ii at the norther John and
Gold Streets six medium size fire proof Iron Safes Terms
each. Sale positive
CORPORATION NoTICE.-THE SALE FOR UNPAID
~ taxes lsl9 advertised TO take place this day, Nov.
l6 has been by resolution Of the Common Council post
poned to pri is. 1851 JOSEPH X TAYLOR,
Comptrolier's office, Nov. II, 1851. Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15

Notice. Men tai Alchemy.-Prof WILL
Gams the mental Achemist will course Of
Alchsmtic Lectures and experiments city. II is
ssd that by this application s
he produces wonders what said of experiments
Interest and Amuse them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15
BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF THE HIGHEST RE
"A speetabity desires to obtain board in private
family residing near Broadway and below Tenth stree.
whore he may enjoy the pleasures of home References
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15
HOUSES, ROOMS, sc. WANTED.
DRY GOODS, sc.

A CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER BAGS LEAVE TO IN
"A form ladies requiring kind Of iPain Work Shirt
Mailing Baby Linen in all It's branches that they osn
have the came executed In superior annor and on the
most moderate terms by addressing no. % o., Ne -
Green Web street. will be PROMPTLY s'sendsato " s-or
~ family requiring con 6dentia ~ set rs Rouse
keeper and make herself generalv uso, she aid be in
valpate having references OF hirt oss re- pectaoy
T'RAPHAeEsy VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE
emporium II Canal, opposite Green street, View York
where fovpa every variety OF trticlo srtanins
lies and chidFers Wsrdrobe. plain .nd embrcdgred
Also Clcats ssfks Nsntillas Nzostee, So, no Coart
Cufs Cheistts 80 ladit- evn nattfials mad 20 ordef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15

III 4. WILLARD, AUCTIONEER-A GENERAL AS
fortmsnt Furniture Paintings s at auction this
morning at $40 Broadway, Stuarts H. E. willard,
AuetSneer will sell at Hoopere sale room as above at
o'clock, han assortment Furniture consisting
sotas, Sofa Bedsteads Paror Chairs Centre and Card
Tables extension Dining Tables bed enameed Furni
ture en- suite Also at IL o'clock hundred Oil Pantinge
in rich gilt frames. 80"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
Tsitors.--Our old and respected |

Itstors.--Our old and respected
friends r. y. Comfy Of the DAYTON Jour.
nal. and, S. S. L 'Iommedieu, formerly Of
the Cincinnati Gazette. but now president
OF the Cincinnati and Dayton Rail road
Company. called upon us few days since
on their return from the New Castle Con-
ren'lon. The former has travelled -
some in Uoosherdoln, and knows ihe
kick Of the cri;ter;'' but we regret that
our friend Stephen could no, remain a
few days to see the prosperity Of our little
Quaker city" when we were bows
gether,' we think he had some partial
tiles of which he might have been re-
minded by spending few days with US.
But the pleasures of boyhood have given
place to the cares and responsibilities of
active life Railroad enterprises are no
boys play. and Mr.. L'Hommedieu is
pushing forward his favorite work with
much energy.
Mr. Starbuck Of the Daily Cincinnati
Times was also in company with Messrs.
Comfy and L'lIommedieu. We hope he
will also pay our place visit when leisure
VIII enable TO him see our town as it really is
surrounded with many advantages. be.
sides fertile soil and an industrious popu.
lation
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
California Glen

me California news IS 10 the first O
May-being sixteen days later
A considerable portion of the news il
political. there being no less that six Lo
co!oco and four Wing candidates for Gov
crnor, and eleven Locofoco and six Will
candidates for Congress. The complain.
ing seems TO be general. Of the corruotiou
which "has crept into the Legislature. -
A member by the name of IIo.f from San
Francisco. is charged with having pre-.
sented bill to the Assembly, for moneys
paid out for them, amounting to $3.50:
SO. 1t was afterwards discovered that
the sum really paid by him was only
$93l:75.
by law. homcsicads and other property
are exempt from forced sales--intcrest is
fixed at 10 per cent, but rs per cent, al
lowod when specially agreed.
The election in San Francisco, for CITY
and county officers. resulted in the elect.
ion of the whole Wing ticket by from 600
to 1000 ma oriiy.
Tho Board Of Aldermen is composed
OF six Wings and two Democrats, the As.
sis,ants, tie.
The Alta California boldly charges
the members Of the Legislature with ven.
atty. corruption. and incompetency. and
their proceedings as puerle. inconsistent
and disgraceful. a committee was an.
pointed to investigate the charges, but all !
the Witnesses summoned were non est.
ltwas rumored that five men had been
hung at Bca,tie's Ferry. beyond Stockton.
for horse stealing.
There was run1r, tina! an expedition
was "on foot" to revolu,ionize Lower
California. and Gen Norehcad was char.
ged by Gov. McDougal as being the
Chieftain. asking power ofthe Legislature
to arrest him; in the mean time the Cen
cral "put OUT and then the Governor
asked for the assistance of a war vessel
to PIT after and seize him. 1t appears TO
be a iarcical affair.
As a whole. the Califurnians are said
TO be thriving. and wealth is being rapid.
~ accumulated by the industrious and
prudent.
There is on hand a supply of goods ,
sufficient for two millions Of people-the {
country throughout "is piled fuX."- :
Goods arc sold at auction at any price. I
and invoice after invoice, and cargo after
cargo. are knocked down at less than frs,
cost at homc--this has been the course of i
business all winter. is SO now, and on The {
increase. y
Green Peas are selling at one dollar r
per pound. g
One hundred dozen good "Shaker" I,
Brooms sold at auction at II cents per
dozen, worth in New York two dollars.-I
Large sales Of carpetng have been made b
At 50 and 50 cents per yard. (insrain, p
and is being eshipPed to New York as a o
remittance.
The United States Assayer is daily m
melting up about 100000 Of Baldwin S,
com into "ingots" 500 pieces. /, is said CT
hat the amount Of coin issued by Bald. m
sin. who ''s'erPed out" is ato ut $780, Nv
300. -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

The reports and returns from the quartz
mines are very flatiering-the yield reach
ing 80 and 40 per cent.
The amount Of duties received IN
March. 1851, was S2O4 ,903:95
The Legislature, during its session,
adjourned over day to attend upon a
bull bait, or fight between bull and a
bear.
The expense of the present session OF
the Legislature is stated at $50, 391. and
it is said that when the expenses for other
departments are added, the bill for the
current year against the State will reach
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
Dayton and Weaern Rail Road-The

Dayton and Western Rail Road.-The
Council of the city of Dayton being salts
fed with the exhibits of this Company.
have directed theissue Of the 900
city seven per cent. bonds, lately voted
to that Company on their executing a
mortgage on their road. subjec: only 10
former mortgages for the iron.and TO the
Cincinnati Company for $4,000. for
bridging the Miami, and grading the road
from the junction vest OF the river 10 the
station ground in Dayton.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

An editor cas-; says that the Iumbe,
business has greatly improved since ever
politician has to have a platform ~ ~.
own.
Pacific RAILroAp.-The graduation
masonry, and the laying of the super.
structure of the frs, division of the Ps.
ciiic Railroad. comprising about forty-f;yc
miles from the city OF ST. Louis. weS,.
ward are advertised TO be le; 10 con,rac.
tors on tn, Goth instant.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
Fourth Of july.

A meeting of the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity, will be held at TIE Warner Building on
thursday Tomorrow EVENING, at ear
~ candie-iigh;ing; for the purpose Of making
nts for cele brating the Fourth Of IuIx
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The members of Webb Lodge, No 81,
intend celebrating the approaching ami
versary of St Johns. at this place. AM
pie arrangements are being made for the
accommodation Of visiting brethren. and
the fraternity are respectfully invited to
attend. w. w. LYNDE. w. N.
Il. w. DAVIS, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
THE PALLADIUM.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IIsh, 1851
Masonic Meetings,

On Thursday Tomorrow evening the Lodge
meets; also, on Tuesday evening next, Eth Of
June. is the regular meeting. ~ All Ma
sons within the jnrisd ic,ion of Webb Lodge, No.
ri, are specially requested TO be present at the
Irregular communication rs business of iinpor-
lance i'll he laid before that meeting-the cleo
O Office also ...hpS uilc at tLat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

columbus and Ste uJensrilIe Read
Ihe amount Of stock required TO be sub
scribed to this Road to enable the Conpa-
ny TO put II under contract about a mill
ION of dollars, has been taken bv CORPORA
tons and individuals along the line. and
'he work Is 10 be prepared Immediately
for lettings.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

iHE IuRKisH DREss."-From Amos, era,v
po'aoh OF The country, We learn tina, ladies' are
adopting the short dress and Turkish irowsers
y nen Will our fair friends follow the lead a.
fashion so fairly started The change Womb he
ueeieea improvement, and should be adopted
no " Ill DC iite FIRST to '.tseaA the ice"i in R,eh
mond'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

Nor ONE JEw.-It is said ,ha. NIT a..
Jew during the revolutionary war tool
part agains. the liberty party, and the Jews
nave always taken the side Of freedom
Against oppression. That they should
love liberty as well as other people, will
appear natural enough. when we remem-
Der the tyranny and hardship to which
the monarchics Of the world have subject
ed their ancestors tor SO many hundred
years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

ne Jacksonville and CoIumbu. R.;r-
l lea VIII be completed to White river
si''y miles) by the LIST Of Novembe, +.
IS progressing finely. The Louisville E,ILs
are vide awake TO their interest. - 80
ing this road. ~ s'o-
= family in Cincinnati. who purch...
.heir mix, recently found live minno~
~. IA 'ne1r daily purchase. 1t is supposed
the careless mi!kman forgot TO strs;n the
water. VIC
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

SPEcULATroN.-Two brothers went
INTO speculation. One went through
Georgia to buy farm, and shook hands
with all the farmers and children on the
route; In about two weeks the other broth.
or followed with an itch ointment, and
found great demand for his remedy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

Naples is the only European State I'm >
represented at the Worlds Fair. The
despot who controls there having forbid.
den his subjects to take part in the Exhi.
billion. Solitary and alone.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

The Virginia Colonization Socie,v's
agent has received 500 applications from
free negroes to go TO Liberia A portion
viii be sent by the next expedition.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

uf>Gco- RaresIeid, Of Milton r, ,.,..,-.
card in the last JelI.rsoui., .
"o"o' . o@'ns a democratic candidate for Con-
sss' ~ ms district. He goes for Messss. "b.r-
ono success and for the democracy ",o
e-'' ''ie .iohof OF Representative in t,e mex.
Congress from this dis,rict.''
MS 'a'e democrat includes dodging in n.
'''o q fnery Thing for principies," Sc. =.
-, '''s ".'"gs required in candidate. surely
.'' S"aff Of h""or to that party in trying 10 -.
eiec' 'uiian Wall be very small indeed. H.
ever tbs declining candidate il a Ran.-.A. \
he IS and the democratic party in IN. . a.,.,
District" have still skeu<r,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
National Monument.

| The first number Of IL very ne II ,,,.,.v h.,,
ing The above tiii-, has bc-n received n, I'M.
ace. II Is published at Washington CITY, un.
Ier ''is auspices Of the Washington Monument
assertion; aud is design-d to promote tho
o"'"ft'"h 81 the N"fio""l Monument br;.g
''''ii 81 Ia" i""fn"ry al the great and .o,l
Az t',e profits arising frn", ti,.
i atom "iter Geiraying the necessary sx-
,a,,,.. :, "a - "e hpriiee 10 ibat ":t-ct. Tho
i re-" win matter Of an inter. sting character
80" iptoh price ~ 81 per annun-3 con-
~ '' -, copies for So copies Tor Si5-
nj. n,,,', 700 strongly commend tho object Of
,,';" "" people a specimen copy may bs seen a,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

HE FARTHER WEST.--Tha De,ro;t
free Press says it is estimated upon relia-
Die authority that upwards often thousand
emlgranis will leave Ohio during the
present season TO make permanent To-
cation in Iowa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

""A"sHs MAGAZINE for July is already ON
'"' table. 10 say that il is superior 10 p,.v;.
Gus numbers wo"l.! 10 saying much; bu, II. on.
s'aS'hss hre f"Ay '9"at 10 any heretofore pul,.
'iShed. Now is the time to sul,.c rib. fo, NJ.
H'"eS' as TIE postage will DO reduced af,- H..
"'s' OF July next. The back number, or IN.
present volume may be Obtained under In. eb.,,.
postage system. We furnish the Marax;n. and
aiiadiunI for / per annum
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

"o1'" American MsceAany-This
Magazine is published weekly. in ele,.n,
style. 40 large occtavo pages. or 2, 4oG in
year. win numerous engraving.; at only
% per ahhnm. IL is made up with selec.
tons from the currant l;,.,.,,,. .e -:
country an" OF Europe, giving the hes,
articles from the whole range of the perio.
o'ca' press Unlike most other Maya
-ihes' It's matter is selected for i,s h;,h
literary character rathor than for mere
originality. Specimens can be seen :,
his Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

The StuIek.-Tbis in,eres,;, -
devoted 10 the physical. moral and intel.
iec'"ai improvement Of youth, is prornp.
IN IT'S appearance, and is ever welcome
It's attractive features make il accountable
anu instructive wherever read. Price 81.
per annum. Fowler & Wells, publishers.
New York
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

LIE VAMPIRE BAr.-On the Ts,hrnus
o iehuanfepec the reptile called the
vampire Dat IS quite common. letter Of
the 4th Feb. says:
instances have been known of their
having attacked the natives at nigh, while
asleep and sucking large quantities of
oiood. They frequently attack horses
and suck blood from them, almost takinp
lie. A few nights ago a Mexican was
attacked while sleeping in the open air.
and before waking the Bat had so far re.
duced him by taking his blood, that he
mas not been able to go about since.
j." hiIst they are sucking your blood thew
ian with their wings. creating a very
pleasant sensation, and in that manner
almost taking life before discovered.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

increased Issessmsnt.-The personal
property in his township. has been assess
ed the present year at S5Ii. 900. and las;
year II was returned at $4,000. The
Po'is returned this year are 37o-las,
year 'oo. The number Of voters 1921.
HarT'son To'cnsiip.-The persona l re-
'u'nea ms year $50. loo-polls lo4.
C|ay,-Personal property s44,2I7-
noIls OH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
FOR TIE PALLADIUM
10 TIC fcO7:c Of Wayne Town.
ship--<:rccssny.

Inc subscriber wishes to return his
'hanks tor The friendly manner in which
he was treated at your several homes
and Tor the cheerfulness you manifested
IN complying with the acquisitions Of law
IN regard to the Listing of personal pro-
Perfy' You aided in making out the ass.
essmeh' HoH in praiseworthy manner.
IN that OF your peaceful submission 10 tho
new ana stringent order of enrolment
requiring the surrender of every species
OF personal effects for the purposes of
reTenue-thus atfording him ,hrou,hout
me enjoyment OF unru1lled feelings: the
legitimate result of such kind treatment is
in the above Response.
SAMUEL PEtRcE, Assessor.
9th month IO.h. 1851.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

Cholera-Clcanliness.-Thi dreadful
scourge still fingers in this country. Il il
quite pervalen, and fatal on the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers. and the cities Of ST.
Louis and Louisville are making prepare
tons to ward off its prevalence there.
Several cases have recently occurred in
Cincinnati. and two are reported to have
proved fatal in. Hamilton during the past
week. Would it not be well for our "city
fathers to thoroughly cleanse our town,
and adopt such other sanitary measures
as may be deemed proper to preven, its
introduction among our citizens.
Rail Road Eiec.iom.-Stockholie
and others interested are reminded tina,
an election OF IS Directors Of the Rich
mond and Miami Railroad Company takes
place on Saturday next. the li,h inst.
This is the first election under the charter,
and it is hoped all entitled to vote will be
present and select an efficient Board of
Directors.
The work is progressing as rapidly as
the means Of the Company would justify.
and the only thing wanted is TO secure the
prompt paymen, of stock for an early
Ct the work
Foreign News by the washington.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.
The outward passage of the Pacific
was the quickest ever made. having been
IN days, 10 hours aud
% minutes.
The upward tendency in the Corn mar.
kef continued.
English Grain advanced Cd to Is per
or. Flour firm.
The Queen gave grand State Ball, at
buckingham Palace. on the 10th.
grand banquet was given on the oo,h
% Foreign Commissioners
The receipts at the exhibition, on the
,Oth, were $4,000
There is little news from France The
same questions are still discussed with
some spirit.
Spain.
\ telegraph dispatch from Madrid. Nav
9TH. states that nearly all the election re-
urns have been received. and nearly
pr'y progression Is are elected. The
Government has considerable majority
yer the united opposition Of the progress
ionists and ultra modera,es.
Belgium. &
All the belgium Ministers have resign
q. The ground assigned for this step. is
ne adoption OF certain amendments octhe
Pposition to the bill on the right of in 1
critance.
Austria. :
AdvIces from Hamburg state that the I
nstrians were terribly afraid Of the :,
democratic Clubs; Guards. &c, have .
eeen increased. and the regiments in the e
eiyhborhood have been ordered to hold a
'emscives in readiness to march upon
lamhur5 at moments notice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

fAFaseotog9- I'VE forgot 10 mention last week
'ha' !" get SA'"sfFa' Is also very common in
this ci'y-the operation stgrgers a man,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

M, a NEW FEATURE" Judge Howe, of
Wisconsin, opens his Court with prayer.
oh a late occasion. member Of the bar
protested calling it a hypocri,ical pro-
ceeding. and no, calculated to impress the
par with additional reverence. The
Judge: We are told. justified himself in
COOL dignliied and appropriate language.
oy reference to those obligations and
teachings influencing every Christian i'm
pulse. and which were more beautifully
exemp!lfied in his forbcarance at that mo-
ment"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

SLAVE CASE IN Observation-Disclosures. a
negro woman. was taken by her master,
some years since, to Penns ylvania, and
detained there seven months. She was
taken back to Kentucky by her master on
his return. Some time ago she brought
SUIT for her freedom. The case was tri-
ca at Frankfort few days since by Judge
MciIenry. The Judge held that the ia
KING the slave into the State Of Pennsyl-
wanna. where slavery did not exist, made
, u, slave free, and Clarisa was set at
liberty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11
Further California News.


; The steamer Union brought 600 pas
senScrs, and $3.50 900 in gold dust. Tx
Oregon 10 passengers. and $500. 900 il
gold dust, and the Republic 600 passcn
gers. and 81 100000 in gold dustin all
, o'o.ooo, besides what was in the hani>
OF passengers. probably : 600, 900 more
NJ torgnna. Millcr's Hotel was struck
BY lightning, and one man killed.
he wet season had set in two week
earlier than usual.
The passengers Of the Gold Uun,or
were not allowed to land at rehuan,epec
\ severe Earthquake occurred Al,
Valparaiso.
The Miners in California we're reapiu,
rich harvest.
Considerable progress has been made
by tho Commissioners in forming Treaty
with The Indians. though the latter s,iIl
continue their depredalions in the vicinity
OF Los Angeles.
There has been much snow in the NOM.
tains. and several are reported n have
lost their lives.
The prospects for good crops are favor
abie--liusiness has revived consider,
bly,, and the confidence Of citizens in the
future PROCESS Of the State is unabafed
N"C' o'IChto transcript has de. +
.a'eo accounts from the mines The
georgetown diggins were paying well.
some 'oo persons we're at work. averaging
) to 10 dollars. There are some or 500
miners IN Todd Valley, who were doing
well.
The Stockton Times gives some inter.
es'ihS accounts Of the discovery OF rich
quartz veins in the Southern mines. The
editors state that it has been satisfactorily
established that the quartz vein will even.
ually form an inexaus,ed mine of wealth
% Inc country The Marysvile Herald
says none Of the miners are making less
nan an ounce a dav.
Quite a number OF case, Of Lynchinp
lave occurred.
lhe Empire City, from Cha,res. has
y wed brings $50 passengers and
@'ooo,ooO IN gold dust. T;
We have dates from the Sandwich
Ia, S,ahas 10 March 29;h. The difficulty
WIN the French had been amicably ar.
anged.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

South CAROLINA SEcrSe1ox The
course pursued by South Carolina, in her
secession movements. is well hit off by
Mathew St. Clair Clarke, as follows:
Mama, l won't cat my breakfast"
f.Sit boy Poutins. and returns "My
cniiu' won you eat your break fast!"--
mo. | won t. Exit boy. but returns
hungry. and finds the breakfast is abou,
to be removed "Mama, why don't YOU
whip me and make me ca, my breakfast
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

"1he lr0M Dodgcr IF a member
of Congress lodges .Gny votes in one
session, how long will ii take him to dodge
the free soil party, and butt his head
against the democratic party? Do YOU
give it up Bro. allie,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-11

"7He Spencer FamHy," who are now
singing TO crowded houses in indianapolis.
expect TO visit Richmond in two or three
weeks. We had the pleasure OF hearing
them during our reccn. visit to the cani.
'ai' ana can assure our readers that they
discourse most delightful music