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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27

~~N~' IVY >~'~N
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
CAPITAL, 800, OO0-CHARTERED IN 1889.
R. w. OGDEN, Pres't
w. J.. BULKLEY, Secretary.
INSURE against loss or damage by fire, on
Il buildings, merchandise, mills, and all other
descriptions Of property, on favorable terms
In the Marine Department they grant policies
covering risks on cargocs, on the lakes, rivers
and canals, and on the hulls of steam boats in
the Upper Mississippi trade.
M. M. HAYDEN, Agent,
Enquire ut the store Of Frank Smith & Co.
Main street. Dubuque. n2tf
IN addition to their present extensive stock
Il of Hardware, &C., the undersigned have
lust received, -. -.
20 tons assorted Iron
do do Plow Steel
ton Iron Plow Slabs and Moulds
! do Cast Steel, assorted
tons Castings do
Wagon Boxes
Buggy do
$50 kegs Boston Nails
25 do Brads
IL doz. Spades and Shovcls
Long -handled do
Scoop ....-. do
Hay and manure Forks, which will
be sold low by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
SCHLOMAN e. BUCHHOLZ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Regolio, Principe, Hay-Spanish,
and Meele Cigars,
Dealers in, cheacing, cut and dry smoking
Tobacco, and all kinds Of Snuff,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL. ...
.-.. door below the Bank. D.. g..
Dubuque, Iowa.
TLAsS $50 boxes $40 Glass
" IS do 1912 aa@ @
| IL do l0-A as-.e...s.... i.
! 10 do 10-l6
| S do 1918 for sale by
JuI25 EMERSON 4 SHIELDS.
MUFFS! MUFFS!
| A splendid assortment Of Muffs FOR sale
"A by FELLOWS d YOUNG.
Dec. 10, l848.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27
DRY GOODS.

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hard
and Queensware,
A large stock of GROCERIES e. LIQUORS;
All Of which we are prepared TO sell lit
tie lower than any other House in the city.
Those wishing to purchase goods, are invited
to call and examine our stock and prices.
From the many advantages VIC possess, we
are satisfied that we can prove the fact to the
satisfaction of any man that will give US a
call. "Our motto" is-DRING THE TIN AND
WE Will INSURE A TRADE. July IS, 1913
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27

Tremendous Excitement!
GREAT ATTRACTION:
IMMERSION g. SHIELDS, No. d., Main
IL street, under the City Hotel, arc lust
receiving their Summer and Fall stock of
Goods, directly from the Eastern cities, Sc
lected with the greatest care and expressly
for this mark ct, comprising almost every va
riety of Stap and Fancy
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27
DLASTERING HAIR for sale by
EMERSON & SHIELDS.
Musical Instruments !!

NIuSICdI IIISCI uIIIOIICS
4 supply of choice Instruments, consisting
~ of Guitars, Volins, Flutes, Clarioncts,
Violincellos. Accor dions, Bows. Bow.hair,
reeds, Strings, just received and for sale at the
Dubuque Bookstore.
aug25 K. sPAOLDlNG.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27

GTONEWARE-20O0 gall. Stoneware, for
- sale by E. d 5.
VK7INDLASS ROPE, asstd sizes, for sale
\" Nv f. & S
GGALTY' SALT!!-200 bags e A Salt
= 20 do fine do
200 Dbl. Kanawha do
for sale by e. q E.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,

Fire, Marine, and Life Insurance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
BahEDRETES PILLS-AND TEE
CHOLERA.

FIERliAPS no care may wholly prevent la
biiity tn an attack nj tits di#ease: the rich
aud The poor are equally subject To its uftaeks.
You will have il il you happen % he whtte Tic
air strikes You, charged with rholeIle eapor.
The great question il. as ia The cure. For.
like inilueuza. all may have il, ma matter what
preventive may he used. Now experience must
direct us in this as IN other matters, snd expert
euce will not generally deceive; If course has
been pursued, which las never failed - cure, We
may reasonably expect that it will not fail us.
Let us understand the matter we'll disease
well understood is huff cured.
This terrible tsense has resisted ncarIy oil the
efforts Of medicine TO arrest lis progress, but
BRAsnRErn's PILLs, almost Immediately they
are swallowed, exert beneficial influence they
carry out Of the system the irritating matters up.
on which the disease depends for its continuance
they arouse the vital powers, and restore warmth
to the surface, previously chilled by the GOODNESS
of.approaching death. There is no occasion for
fear, provided Brandreth's Pills are oil hard ready
for immediate use; their prompt administration
will vanquish the malady, and restore the health.
Use them as directed.
DIR. Branlreth's Principal Office, ell Broad
way. New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandrcth' 8 Pills:--
ID. Hcartt, Hlshoroueh.
j. d. M'Dade. Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mebane, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle Il Co., Blnghams School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, LindIey's Old Store.
q. Patterson, Patterson Store.
Nav %. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
DEATH OF ALBERT GALLATIS.

The venerable Albert Gallatn died al
the residence Of his son.in-law at Astoria.
on Long Island, on the 18th instant, in
the 69ih year Of his age. Mr.. Gallatin
was no less distinguished for his great
abilities than for the prominent space he
has filled in The eyes Of The world. He
was born at Geneva, Switzerland. 29th
January, 1851, and was graduated at The
celebrated University Of his native city in
l77s. He emigrs,ed 10 this country in
1850 and was a short time instructor in
French At Harvard University. He sub
sequenily became = citizen of Virginia,
where ne married lady Of Richmond,
and in 1856 he removed to Pennsylvania
from which State he was Tor several year,
elected to Congress, and was an active
and efficient opponent Of the administers
tion Of Mr.. Adams. His wife having died
he was married to . daughter Of Com
Nicholson in 1904. He was again elect
ed TO Congress in I795. Of which body
he continued member until the election
Of Mr.. Jefferson 10 Tue Presidency in 1901
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
Obituary.

Died, very suddenly, on Thursday the 23d inst.
at the residence Of her mother in this place, Miss
CossEuA WATsos, only daughter Of the late
d. Lotan G. Watson, in the 2lst year Of her age.
II is almost superauous for Us to pass any eulogy
on the life Of the deceased. Her polished intel.
iect. and sffablo and unassuming manners, had
won the regard and esteem Of all with whom she
mingled. The duties Of sister and daughter wcre
performed by her with chserfulness and prompt
ness seldom TO be met with in this life.
For months past The Bible had been her daily
companion, and many an hour did she employ in
perusing lis sacred pages. Though our commu.
nifty has deeply felt this dispensation Of an awisc
Providence, yet We sorrow not as those who have
no hope. Better, far better, that the beautiful
morning cloud melt of in the pure sunlight, that
float on through tho long sumner day to waste
itself IN s,oins q nigh,fall.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

TRIUMPHANT TESTIMONY to the value
4 Of DIR. MLanc's yermifuge. Read, all that
doubt.
:" A ferret. when placed at the entrance of a
rat-hole, enters the aperture, travels along the
passage, seizes upon the rat, and ektermnates
his existence, and drags the animals deiunct car
cass to the light. And in like manner have
found DR.. NLane's american Vvm,fuge TO
operate upon worms, those dreadful and danger
Gus tormentors Of children. This remedy, like
the ferret enters the aperture Of the mouth,
travels down the outlet, hunts round the stomach,
lays hold Of the worms, and shakes the life out
Of the reptiles, sweeps clean their den, and car
ries their carcasses clear out Of the system. This
at least has been the effect Of the vermliuge upon
my children. WIN. ROULaII.
Naples, Jan. ls47."
aThis is to certify that have used DR..
M'Lane's vermifuge, and have found il TO ope-
rate in like manner upon my children.
Naples, June, Is47." JOHN BRIGGS.
FOR SALE BY
Long & Webb, Hilisborough; ID. Heartt, do;
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Mooring
Mooringville; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, MI. Tirza Per
son County.
FEBRUARY Z. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
From the Richmond Wing.
THE NEW CODE.

The Charlottesville Advocate notes he
following changes made in the existing
laws by the late Legislature. All these
alterations Tend TO = curiailmenl Of The
credit systems result, we are not prepar-
ed 10 di.approre.
l. The 5,h section Of chapter l67 pro.
yides lin subslance.) that any person en-
titled 70 recover money by action on any
contract may, after 60 days notice, obtain
judgment for The same BY motion in any
Court Of The County in which The debtor
resides.
The provision dispenses with the writ
uf The plaintiff prefer 10 proceed by mo.
lion rather Than by an ordinary suit) and
OF course saves The cost Of the writ tax
and fee TO The Sheriff for executing the
writ. II no defence be made judgment
will be obtained on The day 10 which The
notice is given; but il there be a defence
IL may be heard and decided upon in a
summary way by the court, or il either
party desires il. a jury may be impsnneled
10 try The issue joined.
Q. The new code dispenses with bail
in civil cases. If The Plaintiff. either upon
the institution Of bis suite or al any time
before judgment, will make affidavit that
he has good cause TO believe thai his deb
tor will remove his effects beyond the
jurisdiction of The court before judgment
can be obiained-he may sue out al al
tachment against The debtors property,
commanding the Sheriff 10 seize and
secure The same until needed TO satisfy The
judgment, or until replevied by bond with
security 10 have !, forthcoming TO answer
that end.
The abolition of bail, has of course
rendered necessary change in The form
OF the writ. II is no longer capias, COM
manding the Office 10 take the body; but
simple summons TO answerthe Plaintiff $
cause OF action.
3. Imprisonment for debt is abolished
by the new code; and in lien of The casa,
various provisions have been adopted, de.
signed 10 obtain from The debtor dis
covery Of all his property, and the delive-
ry and conveyance thereof, to the sheriff.
To this end, The debtor may be summoned
10 appear before Commissioner in Chan.
Gerry. and required to answer on oath, The
interrogstories Of The creditor. Ii he fails
TO appear or refuses 10 answer, the Com.
missioner is 10 repor, him TO court, and j
he still fails 10 appear and answer. he may
be proceeded against as for contempt.
And having made known his estate, If he
refuses 10 convey o. TO deliver il up, he
may be committed 10 Jail by order Of court
4. A judgment lien under the new law
will extend 10 the whole OF The debtors
land instead Of 10 half only as al present
The creditor may extend the land upon |
writ Of elegi,, or lie may file his bill in !
cour. Of equity, and have The land sold, j
the rents and profits will not pay the deb
in fire years.
The new Code will not 90 into effec
until the LIST Of July next. Il will be pub
lished about the LIST of January next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

D<s. = h1a csssss. = IL lsiA nd. =
% och yssr q - 50. Aar.ssls Gosnss.
go. Mr. Gotaoa hasissn ssillro~r r. rsssy
ysan . - eo1niy, . - inislsigssl and ssefsl
gassics Z he Pesos hasing seed asvrral yssrs
% ehaisman q - eoaa,y court He wss eissin-
guishsd for he soandnea = - jadsnsns i u
b1sines zsrern Iia only sskou iizs anss IL
Ma eslsa ofalIo~ . ihs gssss N oaly and Gear
b beloved scn. Hin hsslth had bs~n dsclisins
bs sons monfhs. and during his STIFFNESS b wss
m1sA Interested % he subfet q religion. thOush
b id no so@maniesfs freely sxesps win his n
sina,s hisnaa He ws epPossd . everything
liks osse1tstion. He Impressed strong confidence
q his seOsP,anes with God. and O hsins sske1
On what thst consdrncs was fSunded. be replied.
q ths rishisousnsss d chriss only. Iahin Per-
son County has los, ms, valuable ciiiarn, AMI
hose il his vicinity an excellent neighbour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
nR. MLaNE's LIVER PILLS IN NEW
H. YORK t-The raniditv with which This in

valuable medicine has become known and APP
preciated, can only be accounted for upon the
ground Of its real value. II has only required
one trial to establish lis claims 10 tie title Of the
only medicine for the cute Of Liver Complaint.
The following letter from a druggist in New York,
shows the manner in which these Pills are re-
garled in that section Of country.
Dr.. NLans.--Dear Sir-I have sold out all
your Liver Pills. and am anxious to have another
lot Immediately. These Pills seem 10 take most
wonderfully. could have sold much larger
quantity, il had been provided with them. The
inhabitants are sending 10 Rochester for them,
but whether there are any there or not. do not
know. PIesse send me another supply inmed-
ately. L. SHORT. Druggist,
Hemlock Lake, Livingston 10. N
March sth, ls47."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

THE suhscriheF husins. O ihs 9Th ass ~ Al.
= gus, lssS. taken -. lesiers II Ac.sinisrrs-
ton according 70 law o. ne estate Dr.. l.. q.
Naison. 6reeasod, herehy gives s-ne-sl no.ics 70
ell cseftors n sd estsie . lIss il ;e.f s,sss.
duly sutkrntirs,sl. within lie Inc limited n
law fur thst purpnrs Otherwise tits nelic+ sil .
pleaded IN sar 81 rfcosery.
DsAiors % ihe aid Estate rill s.so please Esals
payment immediately.
STEP. MOORE. Admir-.
Augusta. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

49, &eS&SNA&Ae wv kN1Attf-
ii lnielligencer contains an elaborate ex-
animation Of The subjec, Of the Protocol
70 The Mexican treaty, which. no doubt.
expresses The views and conclusions OF
Tho present Administration. The Mexican
government has shown a disposition 10
consider the Protocol as key or guide TO
The construction Of The provisions OF The
Treaty Of Peace. That such view Of
il is not justified either BY The facts OF the
case or BY The laws and usage Of nations,
is abundantly shown By this exposition.
The following 10 summary Of the re.
suits 70 which the article referred 10. ar
rises. after full investigation Of The whole
matter:
1. That our Commissioners had no
powers 10 negotiate on any Of tho points
10 which tho Protocol refers, except as 10
the mode Of payment Of the $4,000 900.
on which, however, they conclude nothing
until the treaty Of peace IS amended on
our part. had been ratified by Mexico.
2. That The explanations and assur-
ances given by our Commissioners 10 the
Mexican Government, are in direct oppo-
siiion 10 the sense Of The treaty Of peace,
a. clearly and unequivocally shown by
iis terms.
3. That The treaty was ratified by the
Mexican Government, without any pro.
test, exception, Or objection whatever, in
its ACT Of ratification, to any part Of The
treaty.
Z. That The ratification was given by
the Mexican Government with the full
and certain knowledge, on its part, Of The
exactness Of the Is. and I'd Of The above
propositions.
5. That the Mexican Government con-
6rmed it's assent 10 The treaty by immedi.
a,ely afterwards accepting The 6rst install
ment Of three millions Of dollars. made
payable 10 j. by the U. States. under the
18th article, and BY other acts in accord
ance with other siipulalions Of the same.
II these propositions be admitted-and
no grounds can be seen for impunging any
one Of them in any way--it follows ne.
cessarily that Mexico is bound 10 the OBJ
seryance Of the treaty in all respects, by
every principle Of national law and ma.
tional honor; and the U. States are equal
| ly justified in disregarding the in,erpreta.
lions 10 which their Commissioners as.
scented, in signing the Protocol without
any power or authority 10 do SO, and in
express con,ravention Of their instruc-
lions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF
Hampden Sidney College,
RICHMOND, VA.

hlhMOSU, Aa.
THE twelfth annual conrse Of Lectures in this
Institution will commence on Monday, Oct.
I'D, ls49, and continue until the middle of
March.
Ill. BonsxsAs, M. d., Prof OF Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women snd Children.
l.. w. CnaanEnIarNE, NJ d.. Prof If Ma.
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
s. MArpIs, M. D., Prof Of Chemistry aud
Pharmacy.
Cas-. Bril- Grssos, M. D., Prof Of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
ClnrKH ?. JoHSsos, M. D., Prof. Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
Dawn II. rrcxrR, M. D., Prof of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
A.E. PrTIcoIls, NJ. d., Demonstration Of ana.
tony.
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations ipr
the dcmonslla,or departments have recently e.
ceiscd many additions. and are now very COM
plcte. The facilities for Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed. The clinical advantages are fully
commensurate with the wants Of the student. ind
especially valuable To those preparing for practice
at the South. Clinical Lectures ure given twice
a week in the College iniirnary, (Which il in
immediate contigulty with the College, and once
a week ia the Richmond Aims House. la these
institutions The diseases occurring III thu Southern
practice are met with, and the student has the
most eligible opportunities Of becoming scquain.
ted with their types and treatment. The frequcn-
cy Of Surgical operations before the class, togeth-
with the facilities for witnessing the treatment
Of Surgical cases, renders this one u the hest
Schools Of Practical Surgery.
GuAagts- alatricu.ation IS. Tickets of ile
Professors los, Practical Anatomy !ia. Gr.dua.
ton Fee SOS; Board, including fuel. lights. aud
servants attendance may he oitainea N -. To
81 per week. 5. MaIPIS, N. n,
Dean Of the Facy.itg.
AUGUST Is as~--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
A ca I'd,

G.. w. T. Buckley. PrsSssOt II Prnass-
r., ssspecfs-Ay iaisrnl shs siis.as II E.alst.s-
ro1gh. thsi - hss arrived = rs .o~n, ard takra
EaSr.s q sA< Trion Hoss. whsse BE- d psepere1
. si*s charts Il chsracfsr and DispOslicns "a
he raoss approved plsn.
Prof 3. all wsii o. farssies q her ssiAenoes
aFesssfee. He nay y fo0nd q Ia roon q a.
tines az b respec.fuiy solieiss he fesrraae~ss
iAs Pahhe. - shese VII = 40 riss, h nskIng 60
charge aaiea entire sssstsrtien be given.
AazeE .. 2e-lRp
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= { + a v

TAKEN up and entered on tho Stray Book Of
Orange county, on the 2sth day Of August,
by Joseph Proctor, living fifteen miles cas-, Of
Hillsborough, bright sorrcl Mare Colt, three
years old last spring, marked with white spot
In the face, valued Of twenty dollars.
A. G. MURDOCH, Ranger.
August 90. 3w-p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
tReportea for the In,elligencer.l

Friday, August "a, is4s.
ToBAcco.--The receipts are light and
prices improving most descriptions are
50a 10 cents higher than last week. Lngs
3 s3s Leaf 4 %; Manufacturing I .
$50.
CoTroN.--The demand continues good.
and prime lots bring 10 cents some hol.
ders ask more.
WHEAT.-Prices are rather lower. We
quote sales to-day Of Red 100 los cts !;
White los l09c.
FLoUR.-The sales are confined TO the
retail trade al 81 s5a.
CoRs.-The demand 10 better. sales
have been al 4S cents.
LARD.-6a o cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
NEW VOLUME OF THE
Scientific American.

10 Iarsatos, Mechanics and Atisaas.
THE Publishers OF the Scientific American 10
returning tbeil thanks 70 The community Tor
tbs liberal support and encouragement which has
been extended 10 ihrm daring the past four years.
would respectfully give notice that the Isl mum.
Der Of Volume 3. will he Issued on the ed Of
September. Attending favorable opportunity for
ell 70 subscribe who may wish to avail themselves
Of the valuable information always found in is
columns. The new volume viii be commenced
with new type. printed on extra fine paper. manu-
fsciured expressly for this publication, and tm.
hellished with chss.e and elegant border. Il
will be published as heretofore in quallo form,
thus aiiording IL the end Of the year beautiful
book Of over 400 pages, containing between and
GOO Original Engrasings Of New Inventions. De.
scribed by letters Of reference, besides great n
mount Of reading matter. valuable 10 every man
in the country.
An increased amount Of care and expense will
be bestowed upon this Volume. TO render il more
fully what il has been termed, "The hest Me-
chanical Paper in the World" liz columns a.
usual will be filed with the most reliable and
correct information In regard TO the progress d
Scientific and Mechanical Improvements. Chem
Mtrys Afchiecture, bOtanYs manhfactOreN, hhi
Road Intelligence and the Weekly Lis, Of Patents
prepared expressly for this Journal al the Psten
Office in Washington.
Az an evidence Of the estimation in which hi
publication is held BY the Scientific and Mechani
cal portion Of he community, |, is only necessar
10 state, lha, it, circulation has increased With
the last three years 10 upwards Of 10000 copie,
alreadyierceeding the united circulation Of all III
Mechanical and Scientific publications IN thi
ouniry, and the largest Of any single one in HI
world.
TERMS:-Two dollars year in advance, o
IL desired, one dollar in advance and the remain
der in sir months.
TO cLUBs;-5 copies, IS; 10 copies, SIS
20 copies, S2s.
All letters mus. be pos, paid and directed I,
MUM & CO.
Publishers Of The Scientific American, N. Y.
N. B.-Patents secured and Mechanical draw
ings executed on the most reasonable terms, a
the Scientific American Office.
August 90. 60
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WtLs. T. sa.l II lie late reslsnas If Il a..
q. Nstsaa, in The tawn ii kaleidoscope.
m Moniay Tie lst, dAy II september neat. "a,
. credit 81 zis months. tyss llogss. 4 Buggy sid
Harness. al the Homestead an3 Ri,chea 'urtai.
sure. saiasble Library # books, ccassfing in
part 81 fine collection af Medical Mosks. rIso
The Stock II Medicines On hani. snd Inany Oh.
CT articles not mentioned.
STEP. MOORE. Adm'r. .-
August IS. So
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hate been n possession of or some tims.
snd xiih whieh they hare made 50 mach
mise ihrnaghout he Northern STATES.
The Evening" Pcs, is lsrsons u he ides
Thai Genersl Taylof's administration has
bern using 10 influence fnr he purpose
Of bringihg csIdomia before Congre.s Il
once. in Ihs shape n Stale. and not -
. trrriinfy. Nov The cabinet 81 Wssh-
lngson have committed great many O.
ros. and hsss given much bad advice 70
General Tsslor: bur - fsr % &c can see.
The policy which they have p,obably ;
dopied 10 reference 10 californis. and
which was openly asowed BY Mr.. Butler
King. 10 The best that could have been par
sued under any circumstances. and we
trust il will succeed. notwithstanding The
disappointment II The free soilss. The
Wilmoi provIso will be entirely ihrown
overheard when California comes before
Congress demanding 10 be admitted - }
Stale. and Ftllling. hy her own consiiiu.
lion. what she will do about slavery or
freedom. The free soilers will then have
10 FIJI back on The regular abolition Or
woolly.head platform, and come oui 40 IN
ultra abolition Or anii.slasery parry. j.
reclion 10 which they SEEM 10 he lending
- fasi - possible, under lie management
and policy inflicted IN them hy Mr.. Van
Buren,. 81 I.indenMald. N Erk Herald.
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CALIFORNIA AND THE FREE soILERs.

The recen, news from California has
thrown bombshell into the camp of the
free soilers. BY the last accounts. il ap-
peared that Governor Riley, the Hon. I.
Butler King, and other persons and pub
lie men who went 10 that territory, have
commenced . very important and appa.
rently successful movement, Cor the pur-
pose Of organizing State government. a,
once in Ina, territory, and for being ready
IL the next session Of Congress TO bring
up al once The question Of the admission
OF California into the Union, and thus
avoid an issue on The slavery question.
This intelligence, therefore, has thrown
The free sellers in this neigborhood into a
state Of grea, alarm and ,repida,ion. They
arc afraid 81 losing the only capital they