Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 14, Number 5, 26 January 1844 — Page 4

PALLADIUM.

MCOOm IMim, FRIDAY JIOIl.MSC, January 2Gth, 1844. C O M M I'M ICiTIO X

for L'ie Palladium. G EOC It A PU 1 A NO IIISTOIir. .Vo. . Delhi, the capital cf Delhi, formerly extended to the distance of 20 mile. Its population is 200,000. The first Duilding in this city, ia the imperial palace 1000 yards long, nnd "0O wide; an J Cust .1,050,000 sterling. It has stabling sufficient to accommodate 10,000 horses. CSodaia Kotelar, ia another palace of the Pea

cock Throne. In the rear of ihe throne is a gold palm tree, and on one of its leaves a golden peacock is perched, immediately over the seat, with expanded wings, which form it glittering canopy. There is an observatory here. Panipurt, NVV. of Delhi, is celebrated for two great battle; the first, fought by Sultan Bauber and Ibrahim Lodi, the Afghan Emperor; the second, between Ahmed Shah Abdalla, King of Afghans' and Bhou Sedasira. Io the province of Ojde, the lapis laxuli, is found, from which is extracted tho ultra marine blue, so highly prized by painters. Il is said to cost about $50 per ounce. Lucknow is the capital. Allahabad, capital of Allahabad, of which men

tion has been made. Benares, another city of

this province, is the focus of Ijrahrninical learning. It contains many opulent inhabitants, and is the groat mart for diamonds on J gems. The land is belJ sacred for two mils around. Within the city are 1,000,000 of images of the lingam, which is said to bo a petrifaction of Siva. They believo the city was originally built fit gold, and in consequence of the sins of the people was converted into stone and afterwards, for greater sins, into clay. The Brahmins say the physical foundation of this city differs from Ihe mass of the earth; that it rests on the point of Siva's trident ; whereas the ennh rests upon the thousand headed serpent Ananta, the emblem cf eternity. Hence they contend, there can be no earthquakes there It is said thai one visit to Benares secures an

entrance into the heaven of Siva. The popular

tion is about 500,000. There are several schools of learning, and also an observatory. Province of Bahar; tho country is flat and produces quantities of opium, which is the staple commodity. Patnia, its capital, ranks higher than D.lhi or Agra. It contains a pooulation of 312,000. v Bengal is ibe most important province in India. Rice grows very luxuriantly in the South, and Wheal and Barley in the North. Its most abundant productions are, tobacco, indigo, cotton, mul

berry, and poppy. Calcutta is the metropolis of

the British power io India, and is situated on the Iloogly river, 100 miles from the sea. This is the site of Fort William, which is the strongest fort in India. In the esplanade, between the city and fort, is the Government house of the Marquis of Wellesloy; near which, is a place called Ihe "Black Hole;1' the prison in which Soobah Sarnjeh ud Dowla.on taking the fort in 1757, shut up the garrison, consisting of 110 persons, of whom 123 perished before morning, suffocated by the confined air. A monument, near the gate, now commemorates those unfortunate persons The fort was commenced by Lord Clive, after the battle of Plassey, and has cost the E. Ind. Compaoy 2,000,000 steilmg. The population of this city, is computed at 500,000, and the number of houses 7S.7G0. It was here that Sir Wm. Jones established the Asiatic society, which has proved very useful in obtaining and collecting know ledge of this coun'ry. Edmonstone's inland, near the mouth of the Iloogly, has emerged since 1S13. It was at ihe town of Iloogly, that tho English, in 1GSS fought their first battle in Bengal, against the Nabob's troops, and were successful. Moorshedabad, is the chief seat for the manufacture of silk. And so mild is tho climate in this district, that the silk worms spin the whole year round, on the mulberry trees, with which an island, near this city, is covered. There are many other divisions, in the province of Bengal which are not noticed. Among others, is that of Dacca Jelalpoor, distinguished as the granary cf rice for Bengal. Dacca, its chief town, is the third city in the province, and contained, towards the cloao of tho seventeenth century, a large gun of hammered iron, weighing G1.S14 pounds, which carried a ahot of 400 pounds. There is a tribe of people called Gsrrows, liviog on the NE. border of Bengal, who cat al! kinds of animal food, sueh as dogs, cats, makes.

Stc. They are very partial to puppies, (no doubt they'd like John Tyler,) which they cook in a cruel manner. They first rompel it to eat as much rice as its stomach will contain, then tie its four legs together and throw it on the fire, and after the animal is sufficiently cooked, it is ripped

open, and the rtce divided and greedily eaten. If

a quarrel occurs between two Uarrows, the weaker party fides to a hill, after which, each one plants a tree, bearing an acid fruit catted chata-

kor, swearing to embrace the first opportunity of eating their adversary bead with the juice of

this fruit. If no opportunity occurs, ibe virulent feeling is handed down to posterity; and the party which succeeds, boils tbe bead of bis antagonist, eats part of the soup, and distributes the

rtmiiuuir a ais inenas. a no ire is men cut down, and thus ends the difficulty. They set a high value on the haads of Beogafese. When they succeed in taking off one, it is brought re-

I king among their friends ; afterwards filled with

victuals, eatanoat of and then hong up as a trophy. Skolts of this kind are highly valued, and form part of the circulating medium. In the district of Cutlack. ir.fthe province of

Orissa, is tbe famojs Juggernaut, or god Vishnu. ; heguiating the licensing of Auctioneers IsFihe city of The land lor ten miles around tho tample, is so ; FoIf w!f- . - l ' To Birio il , nrt r!alin t: inn Seminar In ill occ.

sacreu, as to secure tuiure diiss to an woo uie

In relation n the caastnKtioa of a canal at the falls of I Ta authorize atu of Sur. Be, of Marion Thb trce Whig Spirit or 76. In noticing the Oiiia. J To provide tar e.etiiM of r it h5 cw.. in Put:n to jnty . ' ,jia feceal death of 3r. John IlenJitlJ, a n old re" Aii net relatinj to the proof of title to State lands. ! I reiatiort to Sur!o Revenue J J? " Blackford, j vc,ju,i0IJ4Pf, veteran who had lived and foueht by For the 'e'ief of Georee BeUhaw. Ta rctB pr at a uu mul m I itrteca.io couaty. ru., . . -, ' To .ateni a act to cornel .peculators to pay a road ' To ta. .TOliture ci Carroll .,-. . ! he tide of ASIUNGTO and his noble CCtTtpantax. : To ic-rp rat. t'nio-.i iniii cwnj-any ra t.Hrrte countj'. ion, the Stlem Kegtsier mentions the following;

To provide for the elect;! of Agent of Stele ice. by i- j For relief of pjrehaeers of echooi !a :. ii Mutiroe county, t interesting and instructive incident :

within its cumpass. This image had its origin from Krishna, a divine incarnation, who was accidentally shot by the arrow of Aogada a hunter; after which his bones were placed in the belly of an image, made by Viswacarroi, the architect of the gods. A succession of different images has been made ; and the Brahmins, in removing and transplactng the bones, wear a bandage over their eyes, fearing, as they believe, that the effulgence of the relics, will strike them dead. Tho present im ago, is a carved block cf wood, with hideous visage painted buck ; mouth wide and red ; head and eyes very large ; without arms or legs. At

ceremonies he is supplied itti gnu or stiver arms. There aro two other idols, representing his bro ther and sister. They are placed on cars, eighty feet high, which rtsernb'o Hindoo pagodas, and are supported on strong frames, containing four or five rows of wheels. Tho upper parts of the cars, aro covered with striped broad cloth. During tho festival cf Ruth Jattra, Ihe images are brought forth with immense noise and ceremony, and tha cars are moved along towards the house of the idol, in a garden, about a mile and a half distant, which, however requires three, or four Jay?, as the heavy machines roll very slowly along. Much emulation is excited to participate in dragging the cars, end horrible scenes frequently occur en those occasions. Many superstitious, fanatical and deluded creatures, cast themselves under the wheels of the ponderous vehicle, and are crushed to death. The bodies of such are never buried, but are left for vu'tures and dogs to prey upon. A great road, raised, to an average, six feel above the level of the country, leads from Calcutta to Juggernaut. At Cala Bhairava, in the province of Berar, n shocKing ceremony takes place in the beginning of epring. It is the practice of some of tho lowest tribes, to make vows of suicide, in return to the answers which their prayers are believed to receive. Accordingly, eight or ten victims annually precipitate themselves from a rock in this place, and are dashed to places. In the province of Arungatad, is tho island of Bombay ; the seat of the princip.il British set tlement on the west coast of India. It is a barren rock unfit for agriculture, but possesses superior advantages for trade and for ship build. n?. In 181G, its population was 101,000. It is much inferior to the presidencies of Bengal or Madras, but its inhabitants arjitmorg the most intelligent people cf Ilindoslan. Near Bombay, la ihe celebrated island of Elephant, composed of two long hills with a valley between. It took its name (by the Portuguese) from a colossal statue cf an elephant, cut out of solid rock near the landing. This island contains an artificial cavern hose entrance is fifty-five feet wide and e;r n high and long. The temple itself, is 13u ieet in length, 123 in width nnd

from 17 to 15 in height. It is supported by 2G ;

massive columns, cut out of the solid rock, and the interior is covered with sculptures. There is

To exchrie certain real estate from tie inrox iofatioc ot

Michigan city. To Hie.i ! a certain act t'ier4 i.nJ To privi 'e for s;rmnomng p'tit j-iror iti I.sgraoja cvj'i-y. Makio, iernl appropriations lor 19 M. The Protestant K. charcli it thUStata to rai a furri, Ac To incorporate the FiayWfort ra.'.rtad eo;ny.ty . For lh relief of Jaon linn. To locals certain roa.U therein ii.iincd, . For relief of 15. U. Scott.

! Chapgins a certain Slat? roivl therein nmr.ei .

To ciiaoe vhe name of 15.?x'eyiii in llauv.itJJ coanly. i Creatinz a cha:t;e in a State roa.i t-.reit name--..

For toe encourazin of rJooteilie manufaeturei

Cfiangi.ijj t.,e name of Henry Brag to Henry Itittenaug'i. .JT To change the name at David Crer to Dobbins. Tu provide or a more uniform mode cf doiuj county bueinets iScc. , To authorize eomraiMiouers of Elkbrt See. to e;j'ja'ize appraiuneat of real estate. Concerning a rtUrreiiancv in the ettrav la'V.

Tn nf nf i.fttrm i,i riiimie i A.ithorizin.' :.e.il term of Xrio (i-c,jit t. ourt.

of Martin. 1 Deciarinz a certain co ju'.y tni a state iot-l in Clay eo. To authorize Chart Nelson ta erect a mil! dam acros j To !sii8 a i.H-ation ot atftate roai 5r Waaasa county Vabah river. To vacate the town o( S-ataiiaah. r Declaring roa-1 therein name:!, a State roa.l . ( Joint Kctointiou ior the relief of WiUiaut Wiiwams. To apply raliae funrl. to common schools. Iefi.iitg t.ie !utie af Ju-: i e i:i 0et 0)J:t. To vacate a certain alley in tho town of B!ooaiirgton, ; For opening mad 5i llteo--k cotintv. Monroe county. j To repeal a part of a certain act i.ierein nsmet To reduce the compensation of County Auditor of ttip. For t!ie relief of Turner i3aa and uttiers. ley county. ' Concemini certain initictinent in Scott cinntv. To amend fourth article of revised statute 1813, a re- Relative to Juiiice of the t'a.-e in I; sey coaniy . later to Washington and J ackson counties. j Malting special e:f roprialiuns Tor laAi. To amend actio incorporate Loansport bridge com- i To tocata a certaj Slate road therein name J. party. To vacate the tawo f Oewrego, &c.

l hangin" ii:e app'icaliou of wt.it power at st iUicror tnersiin ei j acto jiarriajjes.

aqueduct.

To suspend further itttie of five dollar treasury notei lieu of fifties. J For the relief of George Augustus Spilker. To amend an act to collect debt due from Lawrcnceburg rail road. ; To legalize acts of school commissioner in Martin county. To legalize the tale of real estate of heirs of James Whitaker. To reduce tolls on New Albany ainfe-Yiueennt road. Relative to tha practice in the circuit court. Appointing board of commissioners of Carroll county, the seminary trustees. To provide for the appointment of township assessors in certain counties. A joint resolution in reUlion to grant of lani' for northern end of Central canal. An act extending the provisions of a certain act to Speneer county. For the better regulation of county boo.rd of Warrick. Extending certain laws to the county of Randolph. To limit the trustees ot EvaiuviHe to n certain tax. To legalize the records of roads, i.c, in the county of Clay- , . . '

Granting certain land to county board ot i.nae, tor oury-

simlait s ctrLiin roai aSutiaroa l.

$ Resolution, Tnit each uieuiber of Vin General Ajlblyhan be entitled to copy of the Revised Statute, locate a State road in IVrter and Lake, jramoval of ohstruct.ons in It :k,"n rjs.i, vtc. ', ft':ehang a part n a S.a'.e run in Clay cou.ity. 1-Or th a reiief of !- an 1 Colo. For the relief of A-piKa Rd,;Ta. Permitlir.i a lry lack n Waliash. To amend an act ta coors'.ie sours to their Mwiiiinps in Tipperaaoe county. To regulate) practice tit the Allen Circuit Court. To vacate certain State road therein named. Repealing an act atrcou:ity busines for day county. Containing means for instruction of deaf and dumb. In relation ta tavern licences in Carroll county. Relative to a St Mo road in M-nroe county. Amending the I9:h section of lihli Nrop. of Revised Coile. For tho Telief of John Sankey ol Vio.

To the election of 1S10, he locked forward

vith unwonted interest for at lortp; period previous theret",freq'jenl!y expressing the most anxious desire thst t might bo allowed to livo long enoucU i deposit ne more vote for tho Whig ticket. On Monday list he seemed most eager to be at the j polls as enrlv as possible, and his impatience could i witb thmcutfr bo restrained. No argument or dissuasion of his friends could prevail with him, , or keep him at home. To all their entreaties, .he replied,'"! consider it mv cr rv to vc.T:,, land vote ho would, and vote he did. lie trde Ut 'the polls Rnd deposited his vote, and returned in high spirits, w ith the full satisfaction cf having ,lischarpd ait imperative duty. Us remained about the house in good health as usual for tha ' remainder of the day, and after dinner read tho newspaper, ai was his custom. 'Eirly in the evening however, he was seized with nn appoplectic fit, and remained sensrlesa until tho afternoon of the following day, when ha died at the advanced ge of S7; almost his last

net. find one which he most heartily rorgratula trd himself upon hnving performed, bcirg'he invaluable exercise of the elective franchin3.M

Ftom tbe N. V. Tribune. "Lot the Poor Indian!' The Society of Friend?, in tha spirit of their benign and holy faith, are accustomed tj send out two or more of their members to visit such of tho

The Mummeries of H3S. The Richmond Knquirer is shocked ct thd prospect of thw revivnl of what it calls ' the mummeries i f IS IO." l'erhaps it would be belle pleased at the revival of the mummeriee of 128 when the party, not content to ensct its inexplicable shows in popular medings and in asfemi!i!ies, even cariied ihem into tho Legislatures. Tho fullowinjf incident, noted in a leiter from llarrisbtirg, is nptly brought to rcrnembranco. Tho lettrr snvs : ' The Legislature met this day (Tuesday last.) It is to be hoped they will display more wisdom than thoono of MS, that passed a resolution to plant '2(H) hickory trees, and never found out they could not be transplanted nntil they cut down all ihe shade trees."

iiiir crrntmr!-

Appointing commissioners to locate a State road from Indian Tribes as seem most in need of friendly

tortiand, Ac. t, j id and counsel, or most disposed M lis

neguit,ng tn se.ec.ng o. s... j " ,elfi,h adv ice and reproof. In accordance with

tht3 laud-thlo custom, Messrs. J"ii( I). Laxo and S-tMfKL Taylor, Jr. on beh iif of ilia New-Yotk

county.

Authorizing the location of a State road in Allen co. To change tte liame of liat-haet W illTo ainend act, grantm to Madison a City charter. To declare a certain road therein named a .State road. To improve the breed of sheep. To give etlect to nil act therein named. To legalize the proceedings of board of county commissioners of Greene county. To extend the time of holding probate courts in Dearborn county. To incorporate the Torter county manufacturing company. For ill's relief of John I.a.v. Amending the criminal law. Relative to the uvereer3 of the poor. To legalize acts of school commissioners of Bartholomew county. For Keeping in repair tho turnpike road from Cruvfordsviiie to Lafayette. To authorize Job Meredith tohuiid a mill dam, &.C For tho relief of the heirs of George Bishop. Relative to a Stt roait in Steuben county. For the relief of Thomas C Stewart of I'ike county. To change the mode of seleMin petit jurors in Blackford county. Providing f.r tho loaning of the school fund in Vigo

and Xcw-Kngland Conference, visited siiccesiively the tribes wilhiii ft lh u-itiJ miles West of I the Mis?i?9i;ri in tho last fivo m-uiths of lSl'J.

Vali:e op a rh3. A nucer trial nt law came

ten to un- up .lS week at Dcdham, Mass. A Mr. II ivsoo,

ul D irt heater, tiaviog brought an aetton on a promissory note of .i0(), ngainst Mtss Lydia Withington , w hich wus resisted on tha ground that il w;ia ru.i fr vuluo received. It appeared

incvidtneo i!t it Major Samuel Withingion, in

olti buck of 0f hfid kissrd the wile tf Mr. Hov

Sinco their return, thoy httvo pub!ihtJ a brief son, nnd that ho had compelled him to give hit

uud simple lieport, which sheds much light oniho

condition of '-the unfurtunttto subjects of their benevolent solicitude. Wo rn iku room fur a pin- ' gle extractajjlustrativo oftlio cr;iel villany t.f whichor Eminent li:ij ofitti been tha in ', stromi' eci:tlly i:i tho ca?n of t !i o Cite- , rokeei lliesa ticlp'ess li.j.!e cf ihe lands tv tiot neeJ, nnd they do: j "After wfjcorn,oloieJ our visit to tho Ps!a- ! wares, Munsc'es, Stockbridges nnd Kickapot e, and i hnd seen soni-i of tho Jv uisaa In'ue, .'inJ collected such informal ion as we deemed useful, wo return- ! ed again to 'Friends'' School in tho Shawnee na

sister's note ft.r 300 to avoid persecution- .The

kis wna t!f rribed y the Wej 'C.tJL bo ono of p'ire fi ienilship; dorile in its naturfind perfectly harmless, find that it had beet receiv ed by tha l uly wiih irc'it npparoul utiafact ion. It not np pcarirp th.tt this intimacy had gimo any further th in r, J,icS, hr j iry decided that it was not worth s3i'); or if it was, that the sister of the gay Maj r was not tho proper person to pay fur ii;and they give a vcidtct fur the defence accordingly . Hah Sun,

Distrf-pivo SruiKE The Krnnebee (Me.)

lion, loare for pur visit to ihe more southern j Jotirna

county.

Kebttive to tlie s hool diitricw o. D, ft. c , m i.aporte ; Ri.oat t , .uj9 r(r, rt of t ho co;intrv. nui

t; a tut; iu inaeit; niunu i.icu ywcYninjfs, una u

countv,

For the relief nf justices of the peace. To change t ie mode of 9e!erting trustees in Lawrence CO. To amend an art to establish ferries. To improve the navigation of sugar creek. To change the name of B'ack iiawk to Mt. Auburn. For the relief of Samuel W. Sprntr, fc ro. In relation to road tt. in Elkhart county. Declaratory of the law in a special cae in Fayette co. For the relief of W B Town'tml of ("lav county. To locate the town of West Point in Lake county. To luriher red i.-e the expenses of Brown, & r. Vesting duties of school commissioners in county treasurer, in certain counties. Declaring ihe misprint in tho revised statutes of 1313. For the relief of Dnvi.l D. V'l!!e.

Keulatiiig the road laws in Warrick county.

' to take leave of us. They represented t j u

f there was a prospect of tho Wyandot?, now i

of J-m. 1, n s that Miss Msry Alden, a Indv from Mtddlehnru', Mass., on a visit

ibers I to her uno e, Augustus Alden, E?q. who was ia

Hers ,n state of p-irticulnr alienation of mind, notwith that I standing she had tieen closely watched, some time i . . . .- t . i . , ... t

vitiglio tho liigtil i'l omurnny, eieaittniv arose irons

' in Ohio, corning to settle on a part of their land, j her bed, nnd wiih nothing upon her but her night and that a very fsw of tho S'tiavvnces were favor ' clothes, proceeded ti nnd ncross the river, where ' ble ta such a move, but that tho most of them ' sho attempted to aci under the ice, through art

in the temple a remarkable bust with three heads, ..hen counties.

called the trmiurti. The middle, represents; Relative to road tax in town of Lpo-te. . , , . . , lneoriiorat:ii2 Delphi Water Worki companv. Brahma, the creator ; the right, Vishnu, ihe pre ; T Jneitd a:, arv incorporate Lawrea!:ebur3 and Xacrver ; and the left, Siva, the destroyer. It is ! noleon turnpike companv.

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eaiu, iiiu itrngiii irom uie coin io me crown, IS six feet ;-and that the countenances would be beau- ' tiful, were it not for an inordinate thickness of' one of the lips.

For the Helief of Curtis Mallory.

Postponing time for paying taxes. To exeuip'. certain lau.ls in Randolph &.C., from taxation. For the relief of Peter Everhart. For tne relief of S. Rockafeila. For the relief of the heirs of M. Louden, &.C. Abolishing office of Auditor in certain counties. Giving further time t assessor of M mtoinery county. To amend act authorizing issue of treasury notes in lieu of $50 To incorporate the Terre Haute drawbridge company. To raise a revenje for Slate purposes. Extending an act therein named o co. of Randolph St. To transfer salma lands, Ate, in tra:je co.

LIST Of the titles of the .lets. Joint Resolutions, &e., patscd ami approvtd al the session of the Indiana Le-islalur'. of la .3-4 : Memorial on the subject of the Cumherland road. A joint resolution to refund General Jackson's fine. An a. t to abolish the otf.ee of County Auditor in War-

To organize a ne- county out of Dearborn to be called ' To auU'orizo alitor of Hendricks county to purchase Ohio. i real estate. To repeat net as 'obstruction in Mud creek and mill !? relalion ta w'ds-

fork in Morgan co.mtv. I 1 reinstate tne records ot ,orrje county

For tlie relief of I'ersi Hubbard. For Hie relief of Michael Fitzgihban. A joint resolution on tha subjeci of posmrje. An an to change the time of holding Probate courts in

Dabois county

were decidedly opposed to if, and much troubled on ncruunt of if. Wo were not without serious apprehtiiM mi thtt groat disu nity tnigt-1 5 ct arise from this circtimt3neo. We rendered them such counsel R3 we believed nnIit be p-roper for them to follow; ndvieirjr thtui against ducordf, jealousies and divisions, all of w hi-rh uppctircd tn bo kindly receiveif. An nued Shiwiiea chit I carao to us and said ho wih.'d to have a l k with

us. He said when ho lived iu (Jiii'i ht hid u g od farm and lived we!!, but by being removed tn this country he h id bec-me poor; that lie was j now gaining a little, nnd ho wanted to livo here j he now did, and eo did a!! his tribo want lo re ; main where they now are. They did not want to j ho moved again, but ho feared they should be j soon. Ila said ha w ag now old and lame, and he ! rould not go firthtr; ho wanted to die and bo bu- : ried here, and not goaiva; clfonj die on tho prat- ; rie. It inula him feel very bid t think of bring ' moved ay.titi tar i t sc-erned like beino thrown over ; it bar.k aw.ty oil" west of tha prairio, where they . wou'd a!l die. lie appeared much distressed fin this account, and wished ta know jf jvq had heard tho men at Washinaton talk about removing ihm ' again, remarking th it he hid heard that thry had been I t Ik inty shout it. II) wanted we arid our

ipenine near a wharf, hut couiu oniy immerse a part of her ho.lv, owing 10 some obstruction from the wharf. Hero a-ho rtttemptfd to cut her throat wiih n pfnliiiifc, which was found ticsr ber. In this conc'iti'm fh pfiished from exposure, and rrm-.inr.l till discovered al about ten o'clock oa Sunday rriurnin,''.

A Xrir.tft.of PtllosniArrs. We have received ihe firt mirnbT of a paper cr.ller) the rnmrnuniiif. ubli fh d at MottviHe, Onomlagoi CO. New York, 'ho orr-an of a new sect of Philosophers. Their principles may be guessed from tha following c xtrart : Il'iman rights nrrj equal tha world around; thf erih nnd lis products nrc the common property r f ihe rafe ; al! buying and selling aro damning falsi horde; nil sects nnd parties, civil and ecclesinsuoal, priests and politician", churches and government?, am monstrosites of ignorance, eu pertitlon M11! bif'itrv."

hi .vTiH'-ifri! si: .4LiiiMr, tor

tor more et.ent moue ol expen-ling. road tax in cer- s ff jefug enou!l hc!(, them in getting tho title to i tain counties. 'l-i 1 it i l 1 - ,1 To require Superintendent to report tolls to auditor. (their lands tl.xed, fcO that his people might always; Chaitjjinj time of holding probate courts in Vandetburg j live where they now are. 1 1-3 t hou gh t t he w hi te and Gib on counties. j man ought ta he satisfied, that tha Indian had

I o authorize a special session of Switzerland Circuit ; " h ""'"J, . , ! been removed far enough , a nf nat move h im a n v rn.,T,. , To transfer books of Michigan road office to auditor's , . TT - , , ' ,, . . . v V; V . , .. . , .. ... , , . office : farther. lie sail ho was an old man and could tor tr.. protection of wild fruits on public land in conn- , . . i, . . ,- , . . , , , ties of Lake &.c. 1 Joint resolution on subject of cancelling stale bonds. i,ve hut a Ii;t;e whi.C, and wanted to know beTo locate road therein name t. ; Relating to assessment of canal land. fore he died that hi? peopio and children could.

I,eganzinS Uie proceedings of Board ot Commissioners of , l'"'-" " no.uing .lections "i never be removed agiin. All tL

.viien countv.

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Feb,..

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Incorporating the first Presbyterian Church of Decatur. 1 A join; resolution relative to the State Dank of Indiana. ' An act to locate a State road in the county of Davies. ' Regulating the boundaries of Warrick and Gibson. To amend an act providing for incorporation ot towns. !

To provide for additional place of holding elections ia j erini.iion county. j

tor the benefit of persons, who are likely to suffer by the destruction of Records in Miami county. I To vacate town plat of tho town of Lagrange In La- '

grange county . .

I oncerniug marks and branils.

Auth'zing the election of certain officers in Indiana'p'is. To inco'porale Union Evang. Church in Indianapolis. To vacate part of a road in Putnam county. Regulating fees of aifitor in Randolph. For lite relief of the heirs of Jas. Shoemaker, deceased. To provide for election of Supervisors in Boone county. A joint resolution respecting State Prison. To repeal a part of the charier of Richmond. Changing and re-locating certain S:ate roads in Dela. co. Srrppfemenlal to an act relative to water po nerat Pittsh?g.

1 acaiing an alley in the citr ol irort Wayne.

Ins was spoken ,

i in a teeimg and cnnciu manner. After ihis, a chief of ihe Chilocaihe baod re- . marked that the Indians showed mercy to tho white men when they first came acfoss the great j water and were weak and could but j jst get up rthe back. The Iadi.an was then like tho frees, erect tod strong; the while mar. l.ke the grass, easlytent and waving wiih tho wind. The; , white man came to the Indian four times with his ;

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To deelare Missiisennewa a public highwar. ! JL ''S'ixo proceelu.es of rrocate court of .aiiamt county .

To change ihe Urn. of holding Probate couru in Mar- ! ' 0 cnanSe Pr Mate road trt Clay and Owen, tin countr. 1 1 a reT' acs incorporating I.agro. ie -, turnpike. Converting the money arising from sales of Estrays. ! )5l" proceedings of Wolf ereek Bapitst church. A joint resolution on the eubject of reducing salaries of J Iuc,B St'8 Rn.l from Gosport to Columbus, officers of General Government. ' f or th relief of Samuel Campbell. , ,

A joint resolution ia relation to repairs of While River ! JO,n resolution relative to international literary exchanges.

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A joint resolution In relation to a Light House at Citr West. An act to restrict the assessment of poll tax within, the county of Spencer. Regulating tha elections in tha counties of Adams and Jay. Amendatory for the election of three school commission

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To relocate a State road in Sullivan countr.

Authorising" school commissioner of Vaaderburg eoontr !

Auth'zing the eo coms. of Clark co. to settle with Moore, i hat under his arm, and asked the Indian to have

j mercy on htm, for he was poor and needy. White , man say, when Indian is poor and needy he I would have mercy on him as long as grass grows l and water runs. Indian then let him como on the land and live; he now wanted white man to I remember his promise and have mercy on the Inj dian, for he was pcoi and needy j and not remove f him any further."

An act prtyvrdrne for the loaning of school funde.

Joint Resolu'n providing for the compensation of Revisors, ; For the relief of Henry Ingie. To authorise townsHip trustees of township 25, R. 2 W. to ' lease school lands. See.

For removing obstructions in Buck ereek Henry county . To locale a State road from Pleasant Hill to Fultoa. To locate a Slate road ia the county of Allen. The better to impiore the road in Allen, fcc. To organize tbe counties of Tipton and Richardriite. Relative to certain Dub. rroarri iaf tbe town of Wabash. Ac

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For the relief of Delaware and Graot eountiei. 1 establish a State road from Lit. Rock to N. Providence. To author. ze school commissioners of Pike county to incorporate the Richmond TurnSlke company, loan school fund. j ' or lhe relief of heirs of John Talbott, deceased. Extending provisions of aa act ia relatioa la township ba- J vncate a part of tiwa of Iodependence.

siuess. j 1 0 attaca certani territory from .liami, ste. Vacating a certain alley ia the town f Delphi. 1 To reduce ferriage in Lawrenca comity. Regulating tha salary ot county auditor of Fountain. f"or the relief of tbe heir of" Sanvl Howard deceased. A joint resolution relating t aa armory ou western t aead ait act fot faymeat of expeases for pcoieetioa ol waters. j schoo! fun-l,' Jcc,

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'That where a subscriber takes a periodical and fails to notify the editor to dicontinre the paper ! at the end of the time for which he subscribed, or pay up arrearages he was bound for another year.' I A year or two since, tbe Circuit Court of Peon- j sylvanii decided, j 'That where a Post Master failed to notify the j publishers of newspapers that their papers were j not lifted or Uken out of his i ffice. he readerd t

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