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no MOTHERS AND MARRIED L.DIEs.

In all of Female Diseases the Galyanc Belt is OF IN
estmable value. 1t would take many columns were we To
The highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union. Weakness, irregularities, low spirits pain in the
breast and sde choro uor albus poapsus ute or falling
OF the womb, cosvene, obstrueted difficult mensruaton
general prostra0n OF the SYSTEM and all affections of similar
simple and beautiful invention The enervsins nature o our
preservation Of female health and surely nothing can be 50
safe eicaeOus the smulant which Nature herself has
crowded Tins Is Gdloantss and its application by the
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its USE and the
most feeble and delicate with entire safety
DIR. ChFistie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
k used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
as bronchitis inflammation of the throat nervous and SICK
headache dzzness OF the head neuralgia in the face buz
zlng or roaring In the deafness, which generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called lie dououeux.
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found OF vast service in of eonvnons or fits
spasmodc complaints, and general affections Of the
head and upper exemlties. Also, in Palsy and Paralysis
and all diseases caused by deficiency Of power or nervous
~ Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the coun-
uy q tne most extraordinary character can be given, re-
G No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use of Dr.
WHISTLES GAl!VANIC ARTICLES, and they may
be worn by the feeble and delicate with perfect and
safety In many cases the sensation attending their use Is
mighty pleasant and agreeable They be sent to part
Prices;
THK GALvANc RRLr.............,..T THREE DOLLARS
The GALvANIC BRACELETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH
fha MAASNETlG FLUID .O 1 DoLL1k; H.;
lions Pamphlets with full particulars, may be had of the
GR- For sale in NEW ORLEANS by the
sole GUINNESS HShHS1NS1sSsss q co.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTICLKs, GOLD PINS, ETc.
| ia Iv cod aIp IA Camp street.
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To Dry Goods Dealers. To Dry Goods Dealers.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
"WEDNESDAY, May halfpast 10 oeock-Wl be sold at
w auction, without reserve, MesEs Hogg's No.
LOG P0ydrAs
GiMPS and FRiNGEs large Of silk. Sewing Silk
Linen Tape, Spool Cotton Pearl Shirt Buttons and
dol Needles Shirts Carpet bindings All o the
Imported direct L. ri.
Terms-2 3, and mo for edcifypa
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Sale of English Goods ............ Damaged
BY r. H. PETITPAIN.

THURSDAY May 9. 10 o'cock-Vl be Auction
Il Room Canal for Of whom
2 packages Of gh Goods slightly damaged voyage Of
importation, consisting Of wide Neyeeens
Moeshins black Mnslins see- aud variety Of other
n Sale positive and without RS erye
Tern s-oyer $500, months credit my6
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Removal.


de. Wy. hELLo q HomgoIshist has Removed his oHc,
- o 6ua2hn
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PELICAN DIVISION No. S. OF T.-Meets WEDNESDAY
evening week, at haEpast o'clock at their ha l.
corner of Common and St. Charles Streets
OdfrerS f,r tbs p~ss.nf 7a-.,.
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NEw ORLKANs EslIs;RAS q BKMITfANCI

50 - 50 S
sTSE undersigned n his cid esta hshe Office, CONTINUES
accommodate pefsons dsuus Of RENTING money @ Their
friends in England, Ireland. Scotland, with Stating sight
Drafts, payable in in the above named kng
doms, and in suit He aso. usual continues hav
ing passengers brought from Liverpool 70 this city, on good
ships and reasonable Parties living al distance BY
addressing letter (postpa) to ts WI 30
al0 ly 7f- No. = Bank
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organs, and inyieoratns he eniire systent -
HAIsp lP FITS CRANE PARALYSIS and PALSY
EYE D "a fGSaR9N EESS SS6T fFEHEEEF SSRs tS
EkfAHtEfR4 o RhAINS n T JFfEA aE MP
DISEASES Asses OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY on
N EkkEy99T bN RHs %Rlb Gsn5sa IA S PA
TIE NERTo 55s s fSTEyM .Af'''''"A'1A''I Or
ES In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicine r,ss,
&c seaSe or they weaken the vital energies of the already
y n influence Of Galyansp, applied BY Ibis beautiful
ana wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
vlgor. The great pecHlarity and excellence of
Or. Christie's Galyanic Curatives
application in place of the usual mode of and phys
iekng the patient till exhausted Nature sinks 6opeey under
creation % he ooS proM S s s seeef SgGs
ssoer DO e slightest iarg Wder amp circamstaaces
years since than go 900 persons including ali
classes and conditions, among which large number OF
aos VINO are peculiarly subject TO Nervous Complaints
nave Deen L n ely and P Permanently Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up and every thing
TOilustyae the use Of the 7aLY.4NTC BELT. supno-e
DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder
on The nerves and muscles of the stomach afford Temporary
relief but which leaves the patient lower state and will
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the action OF
The GALVANIC BELT. Take Dyspeptc sufferer even
around the body using the Magnetic Fluid as Directed e DE- n
sor period the sensibe perpiraon will the positive
which will to the negatives and thence back az 10
me positive thus keeping continuous Gayanc circulation
~ Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
r .lA CURED. a. ep days is often Gmpiv
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most Undoubted Character
rio all parts q the Country, GOULD be given, sufficient
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AMTTSEMENTS.

AMERICAN THEATRE--P6ydras Street.
RoxEs cents I.Eqssi,s nd sseed Ter zs coIor:d
~ !, sa1.. g ssS es, q ssss s,ss Boxes Gss
81 a ny s psSafsacs
~ ''%n'''' AZ so q iSi 1o Ss AZ 'osteEE
NUS Ms. 81 4 c Ssss
= A'0s Easing iis THE WILD.
M Sd p,la NJ; chsSiss
10 conclude win d. Fsi;s q
Soiin Miss z Petris
nonaldo Ms. Csadsd
ORLEANs THEATRE.
aSTFsEE ss Way fs y. nj I s:%. Es.:a
''',''a op,f HE isq si "a sH.t 81 SEVILLE
An4 sos "a h K III iss CIV Ma FEMME
4 - Performances vii commence At halpast o'clock
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
CEyEETH GRAND SERIES OF MAGICAL soIKEEs BY
goa EvSis Tasda
wa y p'' ''"''' THE ENCHANTED PALACE,
introducing the Living ca' lie Il s.sehu.,
$ sr
Captain Dan IIickok' Second spring
IN Bsf Is E; i:is$s s s: 4f q! &; IN
NY s5sIi i; X, .,..i,ss , from Psisi @salAe
divided no three Class = 1S1s.: -,
Class p fest Second Glass from Third csss,
boats will pemted The Third Clais vii Be s for
thing carrying fore aud sails exception
An appropriate consisting Of Silver Plate viii awarded
TO the winning boats Of each c
k The above under The rules and rsg
aions OF the seut1e Yacht spg6
n j. COKE g. CO., DRUesIsTs, Corner Of Mega
II ztae and Poydrds streets prepared TO exc q
cute orders Tor Plantes Country Physicians and Fam 60
lies ,Eysry article warranted genuine Dr. =. J. W
ist un.qua.d r,,
ri ExTRAG f FG S6PR l99PYfnzsA SssApARuA
lAkA AND CUBEBs-A certain and agreeable cure.
80 snperor 10 the Capsules any other extract
TONIC EATRACr OF SARSAPARflLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that car
be made, a proved By the effect produced,
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and BrOnchits
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
Tonic AGUE SYRUP and PILLS nIs 1ysdp
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AUCTION SALES.
J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
z Sales Araassslent. for the Ssasonsaves Other
ssardayy at 4 o'clock At BsnIs Arcade General sse inter
mslale cays. Gt Office No 10 Banks Arcade Passage.
p. b. TAYLOR,
"A avisr street where he Mi give aen,oS
= w sale Of Real Estate Stocks CaTgces Damaged Cotton House
Ho'a furniture, Slaves etc Dyl 2m
Lumber...............Lum Lumber
BIZ SYKES, HYDE d. CO.
'Hls DAY, hsy Z at haifPas ocock-Wl be sold the
5s,SS fss Seasoned FLOORING, s4nch Board.
Groceries........ Provisions. and Liquors
By SYKES, HYDE q CO.
Haeea Store rsai M.ssns q e be " h
q d Se s Ter Rio C Coffee 60 boxes To5sesoi
sa; LAMP: : "a T ~ ss TSss
3 ~. Beef go esis Rope
100 boxes s sosP lug. aOo t bo1e. p Pipes
lndlsg. OIL. Starch Clsrei Wine, etc etc, my7
Cargo Of Brig Amerika....... direct from Cadiz
By SYKES. HYDE a. co.
TUESDAY May T. hafPast 10 o'clOckwH be sold, iron
q Their Auction store 81 Msgan9e street By sample from saI
sstt s. Rs Ei FSs @Ii AAa dol
q i IsGn sherry Gf; Wine ne, o,%SoIii
3 s;ss: g. o;vP,;
% eighth DO DO. :.
9 bales coRKs, Regular, first quality
l5 TsPgred,
:. :. shoTrapered,. :.
The allow: sss ali entitled . dsSsaars
TermsS2o cash. $3.50 $500, go days; $500 $780, fou
my3
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N71a Algiers Ball. ANA
~ 5F BENEFIT OF MR.. FRED. A. WOOD. 4eE4@aaa7
{frsfS tlB- Mr. Wood Of the heaviest suE lfTlrR
ierefs BY me disssnou' Explosion OF the stsem Ilis
"a boat Louisiana having lost beth and be- ~Ef
ing otherwise seriously injured The AEerines giving
JAIL hia Beneii, and is fixed of THURSDAY
NIGHT, May 9Th, 1850, At the ST. Charles Algers
-. Com mittee.-..
John H. Cunningham, WIN. f. Gerard, Tho Rees
Jas. Maruu, Edward Wilson, A. B.
Tickets So So Ample gensnta have been made for
,fassing River al al hours. " -
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/
Ladies' .veeC Dress Goods.
MR d. p. sCANLAN & CO. 20
lllllH,J No, ~ Chartres steet, YH
W. W. eh0ee colOrsi rich Satin supsd orsandies d
patterns Embroderd and Plain Chsngeabie Grenadines
Handkchieis BOnnets articles which,
DRESS GOODS PxRs MfpLNERY IacEs sSa EMBa6
DERlEs recently purchased the most favorable e
irst houses IN Europe and America they will sell
Low PRICES
as similar articles purhad for any other house in the
~ ALEC Several Of eoIored English Jseohsls, Lawns
uughalns and ChanbraYs al from 10 10 l5 yard
apIl 3r2tp sdp6
CHEAP CARPBTING-We are are selling, 10 reduce
~ STOCK, all descriptions of CARPETING az very low
Price: onr assortment IS unsurpassed, comprising the
yelyet wilton Tapestry, CARPETING;
English 3thread do. Brussels do;
Imperial 3 ply Ingram do;
Superhne, hne and common do;
Floor OIL Cloths.
feet "A feet wde emit to suit any room or hail. and put
Canton Mating.
a., "a and "a coored and white of superior quality;
Window Shades, STAR Rods, Table and Piano Covers;
Embroidered Muslin and Worsted, and Silk Drapery;
'O'e o olO c cHTTE HSnlESf sf CAMERON as
my6 6td&3tW % Charities and "a Cust5mhouse st.
| A q. AINsWORTH, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
- Gr 1s ss sgR staIs
New ORGANS; Re-eommrsOned 1850 by Coy Walker.
tV Residence and Private Office al No. 1872 Julia
street, where appointments may be made for business Of
,sy Dispositions taken, Accounts Probated Deeds and
Mortgagss Drawn and all Documents and Instruments Of
Mns a psPsf 91d & % for Use and Record
IL Marine and other protests particularly attended
and all cases Of General Average Partial Loss correctly
| stated and promptly arranged. mh30 1y
| 6NOWAN'S VEGETABLE EITHONTRIPTIC
Kidneys and healing the nammsiory diseases Of the IN
% e s Il e Isl cSs a4ge .ss sno pa
Shag, yeranda corner; Dr. a. A. Jones, % Camp street
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Grand Temple oI Honor, state ,

S2NV& ~ The Regular Annual Session will be sff1SS4
YZ3NI held GU MONDAY EVENING, the 2O,h MAY kANgkt
At S'soes a. Temple Hail. No. u Royal 81 ~
aplI 3tW : T. 3. HEARTH Acting q, W. n.
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Grand Subscription Concert, under tn,
III. Dire cfinr, NJ MI. La fse.,...

Grand Subscription Concert, under the
.NSfa Direction OF Mr.. Hoeffncr. ana
w ~ tB Tue Subscribers to this Series Of CON
StS2lSl CEhfs respectfully informed that TIE 1frE.R
@sS setias will be continued EVERY WEEK, at IbksEfSa
20 me Commercial Hail. ST. Charlest. apis If ~hf-N
y, RISEHART. Notary Public, No. 3 st. Charles
e.. street, Room No. q.
WM. l.. POINDENTEh, .4ttorNey al Lar and u
Wv $. Commissioner, Room No. q. ap13 1m2dp
nj GERNON, NotarE Pubic, 10 Royal street, (office
W. lately occupied by H. B. Cenas, ESQ., Notary Public
near me fosoince. apS 3m lm2dp
| EWIs FI.ORANCE, Commissioned .4actioncer, Of
H flee No 81 Crawl ST., will attend, usual and give
ms particular attention the sale OF Real Estate Stocks
damaged Cotton PortW ardens, Household Furniture Slaves
etc viii also makes advances Merchandise placed in his
uAhls, my2
EMOYAL-Fbe undersigned has removed from No
~ ii Camp street 10 35 Canal (second door from -
the corner of Camp, the Jewery Establishment iEN
OF MessEs. Melville a. Co., where may be found h|f a
large of fine WATCHES of every des GAsszA
Upton Gold Chains; Broaches Earrings; Bracelets: Lock
cts; God Pens and Holders; Gold Pencils and fine seee
tlon of Fancy Articles OF every kind.
Having experienced w0rkmen in the Repairing Department
am prepared 70 execute at reasonable prices with dispatch
bq1es and Jewehy Cash paid for old Gold and Silver,
taken IN exchange.
a respectfully solicit my friends and the public to give
me a call al the above named store.
ap3O lots r, L., BRUCE. .
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SONS of Temperance ....Is5O.

SNNylyz# Piedge.-l. withoutTeserve solemnyN a
SyASEE pledge my honor .hat 1 will neither n
SZ44N= make, buy, sell, or beverage Spir- X
S2zlIhl ituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider. ~
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THK PK0PLE's BILL POsTER.

AIoN sSd 81 XII candidate far the peo
4 Mas BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did not for the ber they
General that ready at all hour to posther bd or dis
tibuie them Oden et at the following pa ceswill Be at
ice Is Camp street, Delta Office, liz Poydrass tIee; Plea.
corner St Charles spd Poydras sts.
nIS s. c. SATCHELL. Peoples Bin Poster.
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Ufahu AemPhe OF Honor, State of
WMg%NlMz Louisiana. sasss
AyN%& ES.The Regular semi,Aunual Session will Sea-
EIAS be held Al Temple hall No. ~ Royal street. on
&zzmxzS WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th NAV 's>>SStNS
ats O'Clock Delegates will please be puncial - "e
apH 5W 7. b, HEART, @. w. r. pro tam
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY tel. WATERMAN
blaiJ, al e oa iBBI TsRE sr cuHa sSzisT
IRON STEEL N;a4ILs. stes Nsign Of u-r s
the Anvi,) No. Ia MAGAZINE STREET -
corner of Common, New Orleans. -
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Lunber.............L LUMBER. Lumber.
BIZ SYKES, HYDE d. CO.
FHS DAY Nsy at hapast o'clock-Wi be sold on the
Il Leyee, opposite Grayier street,
52,Joo feet Seasoned FLOORING, sineh Boards
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HAT AND CAP STORE. -
III .BREWSTER,
Whelesaie Hat and Cap Store. No. ~ Common st., -
New Orlegls- .es n90 WV
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'AUTIoNl Persons ruptnTed ahould DO aware have
10 security against SiraHgliased HrIid with al s hSTus
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STEAMBOATS,.


. I'M n. IlAhE ETEAM NAVIGATION -CON-
L6tf9tf55reefr PANY,S STEAMER OLIVIA = Daig
nzzNf&zH Paeket-FoE Vaudeville, LewisburEk, Madi-
and substantial steamer OLIVIA J. w. Hoffman, master,
VIII commsnce rnnni1g az daily packet the above places
Il he e.ERd Of se PcEtcharran Railroad EVERY
pay alter the arrival Of ts O'Clock n. cars except
Sundays, when she will leave at O'clock Refurnnr
leaves Covington Every Mssng, half clock n M
EuGENE HoCHkkE 4. = GO y and q sc Louis
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-16
whig progressives.

B. B. Johnson the Wing candidate for
Governor, is wont to boast that the whig
party are the true progressives. The follow.
ing fiom the Cleveland Plaindealer, shows
how one Of the the former whig leaders and
stump orators of Ohio, has so far sustained
the boast:
GEN. HINTON ARRvED,--The veritable
General Ohio Hinton arrived to-day, Sept
7th, in the southern cars, passed up the
streets in company with Dept. McKINsTRY,
and called on U. s. Commissioner STETsoN,
in the State Bank building, corner of Bank
and Superior streets; from whence he was
taken to the Blue Eagle and jugged up. II
will be some days before his examination,
as witnesses will have to be summoned from
abroad.
We understand his bail was increased to
$4,000. The General complains OF the
poor accommodations the country affords to
one who is in hurry TO "get along" He
was two days getting 70 Bedford, and found
nothing to eat during that time bu! pan ol
milk and dried fish, which he helped him.
self to out of a farmers pantry. He footed
il to Akron, or near there, where he bought
a horse as before described. When he left
the Weddell he went down Bank to Center
down Center to John w. Aliens yard, eros
sed over to st. Clair. down the bank, up The
Railroad track TO Kinsman street, and lay il
the bushes the first day.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-16
Moro q he Havre as araoe swindle.


More Of the Havre do Grace swindle.
The Kalida 20. J Venture, has an account
|of the operations Of the agents Of this
|swindling ihstitutionin the Northwestern
part Of Ohio. 1t appears that large sums
were paid out to the farmers for cattle, and
the cattle driven off to the East, After
some days il was ascertained that the paper
of the Bank was of no value, when the far
uers, who had been swindled out Of their
cattle, went in pursuit Of the rascals who
had cheated them. They overlook the rob-
bers in Wyandot county, and commenced
Ithe work Of driving back their cattle. The
robbers got out warrant and had the far
mers arrested for highway robbery, where
upon, the farmers arrested the robbers for
passing counterfeit money. At latest ac-
counts, both parties were in limbo in Upper
Sandusky, and waiting the tender mercies Of
the law. In the meantime, the cattle have
i gone tograss, the way, sooner or later, of all
flesh, whether of cattle or human kind. The
Venture closes its account of this transac.
tion with the following remarks:
"This is OF piece of the entire system
of bank plunder, butts decidedly, from be-
ginning toend, one Of the coolest acts of the
kind that we have known. A fixed, deter.
mined purpose from the very beginning to
exchange trash for cattle---to rob cominuni-
ty out Of their property without rendering
an equivalent. And this, TOO, at time
when there are fifty-six Of the " safe, sound
and easy" swindling shops of Wing crea-
tion in the State. This money was put in
circulation in this State by the banks Of this
State and yet one purpose for which those
banks were created, was to shut out foreign
spurious currency, at least the Wings said
SO. How long will the people continue tc
be dupes Of these swindlers? How long
will they tolerate these abominable institu-
tions in their midst TO assist the foreign
robber in stealing from. them the fruits Of
their laborsP
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-16
The Question Settled.

We congratulate our readers on the graft
! fying intelligence, that the Bills for settling
the boundary Of Texas, for establishinga ter.
ritorial government in New Mexico, for the
same in Utah and for the admission of Cali
fornia into the Union, have passed both
houses of Congress, and are now laws Of the
land. The Senators and Representatives
from California have taken their seats. The
fugitive slave bill still remains to be acted
upon by the House. Thus is the exciting
and ogitating question of slavery virtually
settled, we hope, for many years, if not for
ever. The umbings of discomfort are still
heard from the ultraists of the south and
Iorth, but the great mass Of sober-minded d
moderate men of all parties will hail this
eonsummation with joy, and this glorious
Union will now press forward to the fulfill
ntof It's grand mission. II is true that
an alienation Of feeling has been engendered
which nothing but time will obliterate but
the wound will in the end be healed with
aslittle serious injury, as under The circum.
stances, we could have right to expect.
p. S.-Since the above was put in type,
we learn by telegraph that the House passed
the Fugitive Slave bin, on Thursday last
thus completing the settlement of the ques
tions above alluded to. The bill now await
the Presidents signature 10 become law.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-16
Department of the Interior.

This Department it would seem, must
still GO begging for head, Mr.. Jenkins Of
Georgia, having declined.
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Epsning Post, gives the follow
ing as the secret OF Mr.. McKennan's resig-
nation.
"Mr. McKennan was dissatisfied with
the Chief Clerk, Mr.. Goddard, son-in-law
to Mr.. Vinton, of Ohio, who is said to have
assumed TO make, or promise, appointments
even after MIR. McKennan's arrival, without
consulting his superior. He found, as the
story goes, that his freedom Of action was
hampered and trammelled by the proceed.
ings Of the late Secre tary, 10 such degree
that he had merely stepped into the position
Of an executor Nth the will annered. He
repudiates the will and declines the trust, al
some OF his friends state change Of air ant
business, likewise, have had deleterloul
effect upon his health. The state OF confu
sion and embarrassment in which he fndi
the De partment, muItiplies the labors whicl
properly belong to its administration, ant
Mr.. McKennan prefers leisure 10 har
work."
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-16
Ohio State Fair.

This iair, which is to be held in Cincin.
natl about the first of October, will be on
era in our history, as an agricultural peo.
Pile, Of no ordinary interest. There will
be doubtless a very large attendance, anc
our friends Of the Queen City are prepar
ing to profit by the exhibition. The Hole
keepers have been brushing up, and expecl
to have their houses full. The draymer
and Omnibus drivers are oil in plensan
mood, in Anticipation Of rich harvest from
hauling articles and persons out to the show
grounds, about two miles from the city =
We do not wish nny one bad luck, but W,
hope that those druymen and Omnibus dri
yers who impose upon strangers at ever.
opportunity, may get a ''good rakiDl
down. from some Of the sturdy Buckeyes
Eioosiers, or COrnCr aken whom they at
Itsmpt 10 cheat.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-16

0cTA telegraphic dispatch states that on
the receipt of the news at Charleston, s.
c., that the California bill had passed, the
people becume furious. A public demon
stration was gotten up and the flag Of the
Union "trodden under foot" We hope,
for the honor Of South Carolina, there may
be some mistake in this. Still, the senti-
ments which have been uttered by some Of
The "Chivalry" Of the South lately, allow
us scarcely hope that the statement is un-
true. The Cazenovians and Charlestonlans
or such Of them as were engaged in the
late demonstrations at those places are fl
subjects for the mad.house. The for.
mer recommend the slaves Of the South
to rob their masters Of their money and ruI
away. The Churlestonians trample The
glorious stripes and stars under their fee
because State which has adopted fret
constitution has been admitted into th'
Union: Both seem to forget that we hav,
a constitution and laws.