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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23
STATE OF INDIANA,tSS
kuHderbuISh CCuuty. SS'

In the Prehate Couri oi Vanleil ureh County, In
Varanor. Nar,,t 9 In5O
-, PetitiCn Ia Sell Real Estate
CHARLES Nnowleo. administrator ol the estate of
John lates. deceased ux Harriet Yates Mat
thtw ates aud vi am Yates a
Nj Row at this time comes The said admins
Il; t'r and HES in the office OF The Clerk OF the
lrolate T. UT OF Nandefhuigb county his peli ion
Praying "r tie sac of II e real estate Oh said e cad
hn' and II satls lactoti appenrn- f'om the tiida
VI ui a dlsinieres'ed person this day Fl ell in the
Clicks office atOresai !, that Matthew Yat's. on,
ol the "a deten hnis, is this time resilen
OF The Siale Q! ludiana-lhereiore notice is Lereiy
given 10 lie sali Matthew Yatet, that unless he
upi and p cad To or answer tie said co plain.
ants said peiion. n before Tie calling OF this
cnuse the X term OF said court to be held at the
Court house in Evansville on The third Monday IN
NAY next The saHe vii be heard and determined
in lii~ nd ence n
mhl3 w3 SAM'I. T .JFNKTNS CI,k rt
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WAR! WARE WAR!Il
declared against the United Kingdoms
on the Rats, Mice. a nd other Eerrnini

OF the Rats, Mice, and other yerInin!
ne Undersigned, lately from Germany, offers
M. 20 he public OF this city very useful and in.
lihn mixture TO get rid of these burdensome and
iJufi?hS guests, which are getting so numerous
iiat u we don't look out tor Them, they will in
'ine compel Us to lrave our good and prosper
essnn OF it, 9t-I 80 -'-''' = - FTO
his composition is not like others dangerous
wen aPpled. here is no arsenic or any other
nlsoh about II. that could by any accident endan.
ger tie y ot men. Even f6i your iayorite BoIoe-
'ese or Kitten, you need not be afraid for il would
" iiurt them IT they should eat Of it.; bur il will
NJ fgerS Iascally rat that oniy little of it,
m ~ they cihnot help doing so, the favor OF that
thtacy seems 10 be The me plus ultra" in their
"a lroh"ny II has 10 be applied piece OF bread
apoui squafe ineh and about quarter OF an
'ich 'hlck. and late IN the eyeniDg-t wants TO be
ut I" suitable place rat-hole, or wherever they
re used TO hold their nocturnal meetings. But 10
'et mem away entirely from our premises, we have
make use OF this great pall'Iive at once ere
ore feiloiR-citizens, and particularly you, house
,~ners and tenants, come all. and buy my prepara-
ION and get nd OF these mOesiing customers at
nee. e. A. C. iRDES
No II, Carpenters Block.
Rr This mixture for sale. also in boxes AT 80 and
- cents al ELLIS & ScHLAMP's Grocery ieb2 tt
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I b Il Z u u L X d. [ q.
THIS popular establishment, formerly on Wn.e,
1 street, IL nov uIrn al q in iul blast on A"in
~ueel M Tie large tIltk stoIe formerly "ccnpltc
y. Gun,heTIs.
brumn er & ca have Just received frcm their
3 sIuHuiactoiy, III Cincinnati, tie iaIes' New Norh
tyie of fall ana Winter Cl0hng. All ut which
re made and tim ned in the best manner. under
heir direction, expressly ioT tbs ma ket. and con
lists oi every article requisite Ia complete Gentle
mems NaIdruGes.
Goats and CICal~.
A ne assortment OF Blue, Brown, Grey, nrah,
lack raw Blankets; box. and Over Coats geuU-
ue l1ot ana beaver Clo:h Goats; fine lot OF Cloth
uaIS ali sizes and prices; superior Black ana
.lue French and lrgli b Goth Dress, Frucii aHG
oats: Brown, Green and GIey and all culnrs q;
weed and Cashmere Saek, trock and DIess Coats.
,oundabOuts and Goats oi oil kinds
Pantainons.
Superior Black ANA b ue Cloth and Cassmeie
ants Fancy ch Cassinere lantS, Pane!
Irip,s ard I}ue. B ack ard Steel Mixed ana Ca
It Mixed SaIueir PMS, Tweed and Cordroy DO
ants OF every variety and prcc to suit PURCHASERS
Vests,
BIck silk and satin Vests. Fancy and Plain silk
eivet Vest; Fancy Cashmere VesIs; oatinttt vests
Hd common Vests Ui al kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
~ss...esz1E-'@ Al he late styles OF plain aay,drf
and fancy silk and satin CTr- i"YFiH
vats, ocaris and stocks: wEIleLgE
lik ard all tolols iocket Handkerrhiets: l,irel
ND Linen bosom shnts: uslils and farrel do.
aru.l and Net urder sl4iIfs and lIaws; Shin
olars: eZ.ry Kind OF Bt ayeI Md, thread anc
otiul Gloves; embroidered ard plain gum susper.
ers; silk rineLum and Gotten lmlIelia,; iIL
,ats: ap, Boots. Shocs, walkiI cal e., &c.
III the above articles and everything else il
furnishing line viii BE- sold al Cil ciinaii prces
~ CASH.
We shall continue toreceive fresh SUPP lies w,ek
during tie stnstn nom our ManuiacroIy II
incii uaii s,it 81 bRI Mn. Iii & CO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLANTIC. LAKE AM MISSISSIPPI TEIEGRApd
CONSTRUCTED BY
EENRY O'RIELLY,
And Connecting with nearly all the
Prominent towns in the United States
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To the Commercial and Trareltng Community.

% Captains and Clerks of STEAMBOATS,, and trav.
lers generally. will find their Teegraphic dispatch.
es faithfully attended to, at the Agency on board
The NhafEboat al Evansville. r.
@srPassensers can hand their dispatches and
payment 10 the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
the Agent on the Wharf-boat as Gamers pass
Evansville Landing
9Cr Dispatches sent to Evansville, for officers or
1assenIers on steam boats, will be put on board
%hen boats pass at any hour OF NIGHT or DAY
0" There is no place IN the Union where Tel
egrapEic business Is more satisfactorily transact
ed than at Evansvie,r says Henry O'Keilly, in
a late letter; and the putlic may rely upon every
etioi eng made heIeaiter heIetofoIe to render
ul satisfaction 10 tie connercial and travelling
community.
9Tlhe Agents on the WharEboat are Captain
I. q. ORILEY & Co forwarding merchaAts;
and the agent at the Telegraph office is Mr. CoSsr.
&JDespatches should aiuays be handed TO the
Agent on tie wharf boat, .sr p G. O'Ri!ey. The
Inc cannot be responsible for those handed to 9th
ers to be forwarded Ao E
Dell JOHN lNGLE,, Trustee.
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LLGAL NOTICES,
) sDmENtsTRAToK.s NOTICE.

Ell L.I.S ul atHIuI III, lou ha N1Ig Ieen takef
II out bv tie IInder igneu on The estate ut NAT
rHEw McPBl EsoN, deceased, al those indebted Il
aid estate IRE hereby Rotihe,f Ia nuke iinm, dat
payment; and thnee hayin. claims against said e.
ale are notified Ia pr, St NJ 1em AZ tie proper Tim
duy authenticated Said estate is Supposed To IL
nsOiv Mt. 1e
tel.25 VIZ JAS. E. MTRICK Admir-
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GARRETT WARTKCCNa

II lie SUI. vlIiuIe ale Iust oelIi .aIge ando ol-
/ egant Carftt WartIcom. " htie The have now
Oh hahd sil ndld st' OK O Can els. cousis1ig OF
venetian. IIg,am hroc Ply. ana stair All IelIugs
rom 81. 10 Il 81 per yard, Toy eI with a. 54
6 LtaNy tIl Inths, with spltrdid stock ut
! uiteu una Chenille hugs all 81 y lich Will sold
ch, aper Iltn ever b,toIe otitied here. We have
now on taI about u pi''os CarI, uTg. to Which
We would can tie atIenIou OF all ', ho wi.h 10 pur
ha e
diff !. II. NAGHt T. & c.
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Ire Faculties, for intellectual abilities. moral
"orin ana pr9ie, eional requirements, Will compare
ry. The Medical tucultycoiistituirs an anomaIv
IN TINS or any other cUuHty-all Of Them are able
eciurers and the lest ot teachers,
l hose who will contemplate our geographical
no doubt as 70 tie eligibility OF our situation ior an
rhltrpFlSe al the KIND As to health aiicuding all
easohs OF the year, we deny that any ether city has
= common error exists in the minds of many stu.
lents relative 10 the place of sIIrdvng rned;cine.
nose who intend pract'cing onorg The diseasss OF
ne "tsi ana south should certainly educate item.
'eives al school whose Faculty are practically ne
luanttd with those diseases. ''-i go -
hat he public may be saiisfied of the n rermanen.
" OF ms school We teel it our duy to $ aie that
ne ne ! ristets ID Faculty form unit in acton,
tllch u2i Is Wen Tor its future success and that
the peculiar internnl organization which connects
tnem cannot be interrupted. t. w. M. KING,
'eoi9 Fresldenr OF the Memphis institute.
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sHANELIN & REILLY.
A CARD.

"A CAEtO.
/ UNDERSTANDING that report is in circu
l lati"n ;hai upon The dissolution OF The lat
finn OF HAREINGToN, CRANE & OiilLLY. the under
signed agreed 10 discontinue lie Forwarding am
Commits ion hl sine.s al EynnsNiiie ana that il.
violation o said agreement we inmeoii civ pur-
cha ed W lar Boar and commenced business
under he name and INN of HARRINGTON, CRANE y
Co; ard as such Ie1nrt uncnniadicled Is "a alclla-
tel tu do Us great injury. We deem proper to state
IhuS publiclr, tint there Hftu StadoD ot truth la H.
il heing txprrssIy understood that clc partner re-
served The right continue TIM business tuii tia
cach u0H'd d0 Sol under any style firm he chose
except that vi uARRINGTuN. CRANE & O'RIIFY
C1AS. HARRiNG1 ON, =
JAMIE IF ISAAC A. (. CRANE
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Medical Depnrtmcnr.

/ lie regular course Ot Lectures in this Institute
Viii commence on the first OF November. and
contIhlIe unlli the last OF February. Ire Anaton.
zeal department viii be opened and ready TO re.
celve students iy the first OF October TEe A,edi.
al Department will be under the direction OF the
Glowing s - -
'-a PrOfeSSOrSs
FREEMAN. M h. Professor of Anatomy
li.S NLwroN, NJ. D., Prot OF. Surgery.
H. j. HuLcE. Nj. D., Prot. of / heory and Practices
p OF Meuicine. .t .-l7 9t.1 =
W. BYRD PowELL M. D.. Prof of Physiologv.
. Il aEhology, Mineraogy and Geology
j. KING, NJ D.. Prot. OF Materia Medica. Tbera
peutics and Medical Jurisprudence
J. M LION SANniRs, A NJ Nj. ID , Prof eff Chem.
rs lsiry and Pharmacy r aaTatA ,etl18
J. a WILSON. NJ, a., frof, of Obstetrics and Dis.
tr eases OF Women and Children. ss11
Clinique Lecturers,
UediciRe-Prof. Ii. j. l. ULcE
SGrgeiy-PlOf. X. = NEWT N, s
T. Ii MAN. NJ. D., Anatomical Demonstrator
4 he fees tor a full course OF lectures amount ia
Slt5. -.-.--i.r .-. - Is1-">D - ~
Zach Professors Ticket. SIS MatricuIator,s
81 lDelbonstfatoI's ite. $40. Grdduaator's 900
those desiring fur her Inflammation will please
address their letters pust pald) tie Dean: and
students arriving in The city will ease call on him
at Tie | Onne eIcial hOteL ll.- = '
X, ;. NEWTON, Nj. d, Dean ofahe Faculty.
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ARRIVAL OF sTCyIS.

E7 uE subscriber has just received 69SY
'ta7'4 q : neni oi Doube Ow n ooGing stowe ES
aud New ln4land .'n-tigil Cooking tayts, wuh
a inc lot OF Fancy iuIl,r Stoves. With c Il e
examined at II y stule e>talIi. lut en- VAIN 81 ,
lust above Imsi. al the ign nl the Mammoth Cui-
iee lot deco If IHO5. SCANlLlN.
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TEE MISS LESLIE AIR-TICET
aJIth al ~ l..

- WE have received the diti. rent sizes OF this
"a superior Air-1 Iglt COON II CIV l.. with en-
sCS4~ largeG fu, ; ana All the lat,> lupIuvtn eu;s
he q ea OIL eli, la air tight STOVES mas letn Inc
.iraft, our enlarged fu,s obviate that &C eci, aid
yye now fIer tie Miss Leslie as a superior stuve
Ite public aIe invited To cali ana examine TOR lcm-
selves iuuaU j. +. x Il. StttWlNG.
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CAIRO WEAHF BCAT.

IT, XALMA 8f.OCk, cairo, m, /.
Lals.-tit4 now proprietor of the 'wo large and sub
z=z==sz=4=A sianlial Wharf BuatS OF lSIANA ard
A VI DALE. Ilese Boats are btug thoroughiy
rpair, d. MT q 81 fci, nj size 10 accommodate al
* ast 5LO u"us Of Freight. lie resp c,Iully soliclr
unsiennit ntS. and promises due in storing anC
.iMaTGii Ill Hiticle> tnIIusted To Linn
% BOAT sTOEIS 5 are IsiaIIlv kept or
and, Iur sttI tImLoa men ana all others tadrg th
;ver
~ The Cabin of the SAM Dale is fitted up in fin.
ye for the ace. mmndati"n OF travellers, and al
rr invited to cil him a Ial.
{ y" ~ irn / 50 jal3O If
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G. CCII1IR FCEEIEs.

III ANU l.. CI LII. q, gel Lite l. m"nd Pnn'-
VI eu Gold reIS No. 81 al keI >treet 81. nI>,
30 hese I'm. 1--we lttI rIcrcI sEly tIi,d in lie
y est. and ftIt proved IOl lie yt.y lest ever o
cred 10 tie IIl lie itI Gtraiiiy. eta iiry. nnur
mIty OF stIt 10. aires ut workraHs ~ al "h-
- IluItIrts o - gt uG len. = Icy taI oI le sur
jsstd. lice ,. VI uII tXtiH slItI ! yer case
nd itItn ..IttIs tIcl,s IE tie insIIt i'll
" iIh n, mIi atlGItIt II ltIs q te Y
cii fctt j. Iltv t. ItI sIit tie Ianu- large In
having pt n< ard leauli al pen 81 nptd X, btins
f &c FeIicv.'I ItI. ,.rs';Ifi erl lrrd. Gect-tt
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10 0On GUNNY BAGS just received an,
VsOVO for sale low Ly
t,!25 J Il MAGHEE & co.
cKoCERTEs ANp FROVTsTcNs.

GhOCERIES AND RCNISICNS.
AC u hall, fGouu street, cuIner col Vine
- dsnr rom e. Vtnnenan's kopo Store, ha
lust received a fine lot OF
GROCERIFS AND PROVISIONS.
Toys, of all XII d, al d latest styles. Cakes.
Candies. SWettmG ats, & c.. &c.
lot Of snrfior FIEE.t BAcKIRs IN addition
the afCve. he always keeps Iatd genei j assOr'
ment Of Grorerits and Produce, Glass~ anr
, hina Ware. CueIy. &c.
GTCountry Pisdure tn' en in exchange for Goo i
and the highest mas ket price paid j n29 If
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JNO. s.TFRRY. s V c
STATE OF ENDIANA,l
" nrrfpyr Esu,Sr

= " "IIICA NtUIIys =
4 ! the February elm ot tie Warriek Probate
n Court. A. 2. $50, said e, urt declared the e.
tate ct hAsoN RIcF. laIe OF WaIrck coLn y. .dtceas
ed. 10 lie pIob,bly insoven'. Credirors are there.
fore Ieq iftti file their clain,s ngsinst lie estate
tor allowance in the said Probate Cnur; within Ten
nun hs from lie date hereof or they wi ltot lie en-
tltied 10 payment WIN. F.. FARRFT'T.
te121 - Admir- de honis non
II OTICE is hety given that | will expnse 10
SAFE at fullical auction or me 3Olh d7vof March
instaut. at he late re iitnce Of PolLy WHErsroyr
Gertase all Tie personal pr,Ierty Of The estate Of
Henry WHET-uNE, decreased eDn-isiing o. HorSes
Cows a'mlng uttn lis hensehod Furniture e'c
o three dollars and upwards tie pulc a-erS givi,
their notes with approved ecuity, waiIng all val
uaiion and appraisemsn NJ laws 1ea
mh7 Va BACK r Mills. Adm'r
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]. H. NGAGEEB, & CO.,

Agents OF the
sONAARB0UR MINING AA0 MANUFACTURING CO.
HAVE just received
II 5000 dor. Cotton Yarn,
Which they are authorized To sell at Louisville price
a al times during the season.
These Yarns are of an excellent quality, and supe
rir to nnst the Pittsburg Brands. Pleasecall ans
sex,mine them apS
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
lust rec,iv,c y rlt >ll.ctlu streral essort
u ncnt ct Eall rnG Wjntel ! " Gods. Boots.
Shes. ots, CAPS. ua,y rtt, C',I n. ll;Hrel
ard AaTiuu urter sliiis. IiWls It ijlCttIt rs
-,,tln ~ rt tttcs iCi CiGlu 5 cloiI ny. stIe'ior
Eo>4e cry. ard gtr,Tul us.tI,ntIi d Tim M =.
which will b, sold veiy low please to call and
examine tie stock.
WIIIIAT HUGHTS..
n9I Corner Main and u Streets
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Practice Of Law
JouN, DILAFHLD Esq, Professor of Comnsrcial
Ju.eprudence ..ft ;-,,f
Terms $50 per Session.
All communications pertaining to this depart
:, +. w. NJ. KING. ESQ.
Memphis Tenn, March. 1850. -11'F'
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500 2 ECES PIaId ilnseys
2OO 8 Cases Beache4 hirtings;
- n-sd Fancy IiaIs;
; baes Red lannels;
3 cases Vile -
Saiinette;
3 " Kentucky Jeans;
5 " Over Cuajiugs;
With il finite variety at other goods jnst eceiv
I'd and tor ale very low. V
d LIT j. II MAGHEE & CO.
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IR. BURCH,
SURG GE1UA DEN TIST,

; Z Z c L = ID J. \ I
a Ill. in future corne himself stiicrly To Il
w ,fre, in Evansville. rtr>,ns from dl
auce. and strangers visiting the q y. are iniofnfe
tiai all lnFcri#m Htlation> On the ] eeth can
erioIned as Will il Evansville as in any OF IL
East,rn cities. Full md lalf set, of artificial Tee.
inserted and variant d ,esmauent tor Il e. sue
pperaIi, rs u,ce> arily expen i've, but when pro
erly performed ale If psrmareut h.Ieft; and IL
i.etIer for those who need such inipor ant opef;
ions. tn pay lille more and have Ihem pro, ,erI
a#d vel pe:f,rmet. rh1n iev doiiars i,ss Tor ja
In j. worse han Useless.
Nv charges ar g4vernedby the difficulties oieacl
1artruiarcaee. jan5
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EVANSVILLE NAFEIE YARD.
ErIta ( Ii u l.. ~ L 1. =. q -.

DEALI r. IN FoItIen ana Aneli,an AaIl"
! J Monuments. Tomb and I,eaG Stokes, Ctnu
Table and Counter 7 q :. &c. &c.
s.. b. Work done in coud sty le and tihn loV
ts' pIitPs. n l2-
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A. L. YElSER. JOHN e LAAElR.
YEISER & LANElR.
X ROGER, Produce and Commission M r
VI chants. store formerly occupied 10y GiIar
Siles. No. t, Prentis Block, VicksLurg MiSsis
sippi.
aug 30 /
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FARRELL'S
EVANS & EARKIEGToN

w OUnO respectful, ntroui Il. lie citlzer
w of Evansville and vicinity. that tEt, kto
constantly n hand at Il cir shop Oh air 81 -
pusite The Bunk all kinds Of Cigars. Srufls, J
b1cco. &c, superior to any nHnI iactucd n TN
city es~whele; all or 'ers fr n abrcad will te at
tended to with punciualitv and die arch
ian25 HNP HINtiF0N- wv
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BUSINESS CARDS.

J.H. NAGHEE & CO.,
TQAVE rem, YEA theIr stock Oi Guods to tlF
[ 1 new and comuUGiOus store on FIRST st'tt
,et,veen Vain and ycamOre: and are now openn
~ addition to ihtir former stock sev,rtl huEdf'
,ackaqes Of new and de-. .rabie Gcuds, "a ioll II
IRE Offering veIy cheap. and To which tl;ty wcl
,u,,irs the attention nt the trade fh II
TRUNKS.
N A supfIui article ui Brass and H.
t2ylE q Bound i rLnhs. cheap ior c;ish. AT
RITtSY III DRUMMER & CO.'S.
Taur BOT Conner Main * irst -
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

JOHN lNGLE, Trustee.
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DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, &c
new IkII V,1.1T ITY cCCIsl
SHANIGLIN & REILLY

4 RE now uI eIihg at tie conner Ot Main unc
~ Inst sis. q l.lee ana tesiial le stock OF For
eign and Dome.tic Dry Goods" TO wit:
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SHERWOOD EoUSE.

A r. JONES,
PRODU CG DEALER
Forwarding & Commission Merchant.
AND AGENT FIR .TH'Se 6. EHehsEs Gaze AIe,
No. 10 Front street,
jan23 1y 81. LOUIS, MO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

nave oeen satisfied with last winter, but which
the Slovocracy and their Dickinsons would no,
consent to; wherefore they would not let Cali
fornia be organized at all. 1t is plain, unequi~o-
cal law. but the Calhouns and Quitmaus do not
the less sfoutiv repudiate it, and inss: that the
Federal Constitution carries Slavery, or the right
TO introduce and maintain slavery, into every
acre Of territory acquired by the Union. 1t is
this assumption, in the light OF the fact that a
majority Of the supreme Court are the fellow
partisans of those who vehe,nentlv assert it,
which renders some positive action Of Congress
and all talk of Non n-lntervention' a futilitv-
Non-In'erventionl-underw what circumstances
suppose Congress is silent respecting Slavery,
can slaces he legally held in the Federal Tersito-
rtes PRIOR 10 any legai action the subject bg the
People MereH Mr.. Clayton says No. and that
puts the matter right. so long its decision is
IN hIs hands or in those of statesmen and iurists
of like sound opinions. We have a right to IN
fer that he speaks for Gen. Taylor and the Cab-
net, alter fuii consultation and discussion But
what does Gen Cass say on this subject! What
do the Slavery Propagand lists saw What will a
majority of the Supreme Court say? Be not lull-
ed to sleep, advocates of Freedom for the battle
is not ended 1t may have but begun NEW
MEXICO is to be sacrificed saved to Free Labor
by the present Congress. Let no finesse have
power to withdraw your attention from the
issUe.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

Indiana Ga-ctteer.-We are indebted
to the publisher, Mr. f. Chamberlain. of
indianapolis, for a copy of his admirable
work on Indiana, its history. progress, re-
sources, improvement. &c. Sc Part
ilrst, contains general view of the State
natural dlvlsIons---na atural history---lakes
and rivers-public lands-internal i'm.
neutrality-suspicious. productions
manufactures and commerce-climatea and
hcalth-education-a antiquities-.h history
benevolent institutions, &c. &c. Part sec
ond is devoted to interesting statistics and
the topography of the State. forming a
most useful and interesting work. to the
citizens of the State, or others who feel
an interest in our young and CROWN State.
1t is sold for the low price of 81 so. John
5. Lyle is agent for Wayne county, and
viii call upon our citizens to sustain the
work by subscribing for it,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
For the Palladium.
Female Education.


This is a subject that is considered by
the great m ass Of mankind, as being one
of minor importance; and it therefore
does not advance with as much rapiditv
as does that Of the other sex. This is
superlatively wrong; and that spirit now
SO prevalent among the people at this en-.
lightened day should by all means be
done away with as fast as possible.
"Too much the beau,ifulwe prize.
The useful often we despise.''
Those parents who are educating their
daughters in the vain and frivolous a.
musements Of fashion and pride, instead
Of cutivating those mental and moral
faculties, which were given them for tn at
purpose. are injuring them, and not ben
efting themselves.
Was it the design Of Him who placed
them here. to keep them in a perpetual
cloud OF 'gnorancel No, He gave them
the soil and it remains for natures gard
ner to cultivate and improve it, If he
does not. he will receive his reward &C.
cordngly. A PLATONEAN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
For the Palladium
The Tempe rance Ship.
LCCELIA.

ADc kCmpC rance Snip.
Al hail to the gallant Temperance Ship:
As onward still she sails;
Her yards are squared. her sails are set.
TO meet the pending gales.
Her decks are manned by noble tars.
Each in himself q host,
Found. when the tide Of battle roars.
Cnflinchng at his post.
Though pillows roar, and waves run high.
The galian, ship keeps on her way:
Cnmindful Of the opposer's force
Who vainly tries her course to stay.
Her beauteous banner floats on high,
The JOY and pride Of all;
Proclaiming, to ruined world,
Freedom, from the dru nix rd' thrail!
Who'-'er passage would secure,
In this our well tried Ship;
Must sign the blest Tee total Pledge,
r. insure a prosperous trip.
All hail the glorious Temperance Ship.
As onward, still, she glides;
No earthly arm her course can stay,
While God shall rule the tides.
RECLUsE