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dred and forty three. shall be accompanied by
bic persons, TO the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders will il his their bid be
accepted, enter into obligation in such time
may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Navy,
with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the
supplies proposed.
''No proposal shall be considered unless accom-
panied by such guaranty If, after the acceptance
of proposal and notification thereof TO the bid
der bidders he they shall fail to enter into
obligation within the time prescribed by the Secre
tary of the Navy, with good and sufficient sureties
for furnishing the said supplies; then the Sec
retary of the Navy shall proceed to contract
with some other person or persons for fur
nishing the supplies; and shall forthwith cause
the difference between the amount contained
in the proposal guaranteed and the amount for
which he may have contracted for furnishing the
said supplies for the whole period Of the proposal to
be charged up against said bidder or bidders, and
his or their guarantor guarantors; and the same
may be Immediately recovered by the United States,
for the of the Navy Department, in action OF
debt against either all Of said persons"
Mar. 20--law4w tr
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RAvENsCROFT COLLEGE.
Columbia, Tennessee.

Columbia tennessee.
Under the control Of Bishop Ofey and Convention "
the Protestnnf Episcopal Church.
rV,HE next session will begin on the hrst Monday
Il in September. Professor MCLEOD is head Of
the household; and will fully carry out the plans
by which il is proposed 10 make quiet, refined,
and afTectionatc home-circle, promotve alike OF
moral, mental, and physical culture. In the study
ball and the play ground, in the dormitories, at
table and in the parlor, constant attention will
be paid to the habits and manners of the students;
and no pains will be spared to supply as far as pos
sible, all the tender offices of parent.
TERMS.
Boarding, lodging, washing, mending, fuel,
lights and tuition in all the classes, English, Ma
thematical and Classical, Modern Languages, &c,
$3.50 year, payable half yearly in advance, one
half on the first Of September, and one-half on the
first of February.
Pupils may be entered at any time, and will be
charged accordingly.
vacation-thc months Of July and August.
RI Rev JAS. ii. OTEy ID. D., President.
ANDREW ]. Polk, esq, Ashwood, Maury co.
JAMES wALKER, esq, Columbia, do.
Rev. +. II. CREssEy, Ashwood Rcctory, do
Jan. 2 Trustees.
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California Permits are issued TO Life Insurance
members at New York and London rates. Pro:-
pectus table of rates and all information as to Life
Insurance. and all papers necessary to effect Insu-
rance can be had at the office of the Company, or
by letter to the Agent at New Orleans.
In order to accommodate all classes, young men
and mechanics having families dependent upon
them, the Company will allow all persons insuring
for life, where the premium amounts to over $50
per annum, to pay one-half in cash, and one half
in satisfactory endorsed note at IL months, bearing
interest at 8 per cent. per annum. Feb. l9-
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MUTUAL BENEFTT LIFE AND FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Business Of the Company confined to Life
Insurance only.
Permanent Fund by Act or incorporation,
S2OO,OOO.
Office No. 3S Cap Street, bettceen Gracier and Com
streets.
This permanent fund to be invested per char
ter for the benefit of the policy holders, in bonds
and mortgages on unincumbered real estate valued
double the amount loaned thereon, and in stocks
of the State and of the United States government.
This company being organized not for the benefit
of stockholders and capitalists, but solely for the
protection of the policy holders and their families
against want and poverty, is in its operations a
great national benevolent institution, conducted
upon the most and solid principles, and af-
fording, for small annual sum, paid during life,
large and handsome legacy to widows and chill
dren after DEATH
All policy holders whether for life or for shorter
terms, who continue the insurance till DEATH par
ticipate in the whole of the profits of the company,
without any reservation.
Creditors insure the lives of debtors, thus Sc
curing a prompt settlement in case of death. A
married woman can effect insurance on the life oi
her husband, for the sole benefit and OF herself
and children, free from the claims Of creditors.
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BILLIARD SALOON.

Athenecum Building, Peunsytvsnin Avenue,
near Four-snd-s-hslf street.
rT,HE SUBSCRIBER has recently rcftted and re-
il paired this commodious Saloon in the most
elegant manner, and respectfully invites the pat
ronage of gentlemen who are fond of this amuse-
ment. No high ball, or other games except those
legitimately sppertaining 10 billiards, will be al
lowed; 30 that gentlemen may at any time have a
quiet and pleasant game without fear OF intcrrup-
ton by improper persons.
Gentlemen desirous Of learning billiards will be
instructed free Of charge. JOS. HARRISON,
Mar. 1b-3tawlm Proprietor.
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ceve the most prompt attention. and an official ac-
over to all who order from us.
Address, j. & G. MAURY, AgentS.
March 90 Alexandria, Va.
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Tickets only $l0-Halves $5-Quarters So SO
Certificates packages of25 Whole tickets $40 90
Do Do do do ss e aanrts, aaid do do IS IS 90 90
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I II E r E P U BLIC.
SPEECH

HON. e. C. sPAULDING, OF NEW YORK,
In favor Of General Taylor's Plan for ad.
mitting California and .Ns0 Jherico,
and contrasting the Chicago Conuention
aoih the proposed Nashvile Contention;
delivered IN the House Of Representa-
tives of the United States, .4priI4, 1850.
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SSpn Der Gefcknrbn,rn.

6arrisbur9, Rdr5 8. Sm Sen0 famen
nur neutrality-suspicious. sur Sprabe.
5m 8 oufs wurre Oussr pripats@slbdfe
ten bic Bin fir Sie @intbclIun9 Os5 Staats in
2spuf ufent0tjps9iltriftc, beIprotben.
MdrS IL. Senat.- -Sor. SorsIDtb reitbte
cine Sittibrift elm, tiir Die paflIrun9 tinsS@s.
fsseS in Stju9 auf Saugeial6aftcn &c.
Paboem sins NnjabI unwibti9sr Bills abs
9sfsrti9t mar, Ipurbe bic Sill in SeSua auf2tuss
nabms auf9encmmen. Dislc 8iN 9ibt einsm
GIdubi8sr oas Nstbt ale @ebalte tbsr $40
per Q8ObG fir bic SEabIun9 ron SCbuIosn
anjutaifsn. l9r. Srabb ipratb fir Ole Bia bis
CUR 8erta9un9.
s.-csutc mar Der Sag CUR 2(nnabme
BON Slttibriften, UesbaIb autb clue 9rcss Nn.
,aDl etn9tred)t muros. 9ann murbe Die Gins
tbelIun9s'2lI auf9enemmen uno bsIprodben.
Wedrj IL. Senat. = 9ead) elmer O1oITe
pripats uno anrsrsr unpibt9er @elbdfts mur.
oe bic Sll lber 4u6nabmsn misosr aufaenoms
men. jor. YarFer fpratb 9s9cn, @3r. Srabb fir
biz Dill.
9a6 s. aus mar ben 9anSn Saa nit pris
pnttIl6 bsibdft9t BON osnsn 3S pafIrkn.
O(drj I3. Senat-Jer. MdbIenbera il
bsr9db untsr onbern AUDI ems 8ittlbrift BON
Slr9srn ron &saOina, Die Sourten iu autcrs
lircn, osn Sau:8sreinen 8reibrefe Su 9sbsn.
Die Bill sur SncCrpCrirun9 Der Bridgeport
uno Sbsiter @iisnbabnsg Company, paffrtr.
S.-9tuf 9ntra9 bss I2rn. Sertsr purs
Dc Die Sia, psfe fur Die @twdbune 9smGsr
95samtsn in Der Sprus g6arc, &saoin9, fpr9t,
auf9snommen, beratbsn uno pnfiirte.
Die @intbeiIun9ssSiI murcs oann auf9es
ncmmsn uno Biz sur Verta9un9 belprcbsn.
Wdrs Ia. &enn t.--Sor. QSalfsr beribtes
ts i'm gdmen Der 9iebt6sG Gommittee bic 8a
fur Ne9ulirun9 Der Sau unb qanb9slsGIbafs
tsn nit 0srdnbsrun9sn.
9te Si0 in Sesu9 auf aeWns 8srurtbeitun:
gen fir MOrD i'm srifsn GraOe, palrts, nat)s
esm ein9e Wlit9ieber paribsr 9siprctbsn bats
ten, NIT 25 9t9en Stmmsn.
Die Slll, aus Sbslsn BON ben @auntss Sns
oana, elearfisIb unb @ambria Elm nsus6& auns
tD, 9snannt USnnbsr," su bib en-, paflirts.
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men Der Ggeuiblmsr, unb Serii6rtsn einsn Sbe Der
Sdmel56feu une Mafbiuerir. @On bort 0ogsn iie
mad einem anbern Giieniperfc, fdnben hdneIbe aber
auf ben Gueriff porbtreitet nnb in formlitcm Ger
tbtbigung6fanbe. iporauf lie ibr gcrbaben gum She'll
aufgabeu. worauf CO cem Sderif uno ieiner Mann-
I6aft qciang Die Grfrdbrer Su Serffreuen Die ein-
bcmiI6cn arbeitcr bieIten 9Icif barauf cine 0ftnt-
I6e @criammlun unb crtldrten, cas fe baS Rerfab-
rem Der gma3oncn mBbiHi9tcn Seitbem IN Die &ubc
bicber Sicmb bergeiteut, Obcr Die Solgrn bts duff
rubrS tperben fiir bic ipe0dDe Gitb unb Naegbsnb
GauntD mob ldnge fubIbar iein
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Ser GSp,t0rcG.

Ole SfIdpcnfra9e biott jmmcr nrb bas
Qaupt.Sbema i'm @onares. llsbcr Die BON Dem
crn. Slap pUrSeIe9nn Seiblil1e 1T lbcn pcl
9eiprctben pCroen uno bis ale 9Rt9ljep Die
nod oarttber ipretben mOatn, frrti8 iino ,mtaen
Isidt HCt 4 QScben berumgeben. Die liSs
den SfIapsnbaIEr fnpen s8 fbwer fd, parn
81 fti9en, oas man lbnsn nidt erlauttn nil,
Den IQdnbeL NIT ibrer ibmnran Q9aare AUDI
aut Die neusn SerrltCriep ou5Sucebnen. Sbr
Streubsn wirb jstenfaaS pcrQebCns isin, benn
ibrs tItItCben unb n0rcltcbcn Mlbhrqer ,peroen
lmmr befllIIen ftin bnsn Den 8crrana atiuass
pinnsn. &be nod Der fbIdfri9s &uoldnOer
boran eenft, if Der untcrnsbmun4@luifiae Q)ans
Fee ibcn in Dem neusn &sbets anqefommen-
bat fsne quite 9ebaut, Stdbn ausqeIeat un6
Disl'tbt ftcn cine &e9isrunQSfOrm einqericbtst.
2Dsnn Damn Der SipIdn0sr NIT fsinen g2sQern
fommt 70 mirb er fnben, bas Die @nmcbnsr
fetnen Qlanen ntbt 9smc9sn 1lnb.
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SSemi0feits: :SrUcfen.

6ro6es Seuer in Sufalo- 100000
rpertb 3erit6rt.-Am Ieeten Mcnta9 WiOrs
9sn um 2 llbr brab in einem Der lbdebarIfsn
Sbele p0n Buffalo, RsusVcrf, Seuer aus
ws9en Mon9sI an QBn1fsr fonnte bsm llmIIds
9rsifsn Der Slommen n6t sber @inbaIt 9stban
wtrbsn biS @i9entbum gum @srtb pcn unass
fdbr 100000 serifcrt mcrben mar. llntsr
ben Hrlt6rtsn @ebduben befinoet fib bas @lo,
be GotsI, ba8 2msreon Jootsl cine STRIDE,
Slomer 6ol uno Is ODER 30 anosre @ebduoe
msilfsn6 Stcbrs. 9as 9msrican Schl aDsin
fol- 100000 SbaIsr QBsrtb sslpsftn lsin.
gSrb. ps.
gtm Mittrpodb WOrssn bratb in Sufalo a,
bermalS 8euer aus, lpceurb oaS er1an9e so.
tst gdn5iiti 5srif6rt tpures.
5brefIibes DampfbootsIlnaIi,f in
Nlabame. -9reisie Msnfbsnleben perloren,
MCnt9cmerp, alabama, Wdrs. Der 9dm.
pier nSt. Sobn" brannte am 9ienIfao 4beno
IN Der Rdbe BEN Bridgeport, Dallas Go, ouf
Der Sabrt nab Mont9cmsrp, bis auf benQsof.
feripis9sI neosr. Wtan psrmutbet, bas oreisio
perlonen babel umfnmen, tbels eurb8erbrsns
nfn, tbsI6 burd @rtrnfsn rpcruntsr 7 9os
men. Qisut. Mies, bon Der o. ST. Nrmee p,rlor
250,000 () 9cOarS. Go waren msbrere @o,
Ifcrnisr babsi, mslds 9(les, mas ie ouf Der
lSslt tefaeen, psrlcrsn DAD Boot, msld,ss
$4,000 fcffst, ipar fir $4,000 psrIidsrt--
NRan 9Iaubt, oas oas Ssur in Tolae zines
3ufalls unb burb Die Soiee bs6 Ssfsl6 vsran.
lcbt luuroe. .Sr. Or
6dneller Uoo.-eS ftbmsrst uns ~ psrs
nebmsn, oaB WlibasI 9ismsr, Elm adStbour
unb refpeftablsr Mann uon &intnsrpias, Ro,
fdnircn 9fp, Buds Gauntp. lssten gams
tfo9 fdnsa su fsinem Soos fam. @r mar i'm
beariif fsine pfsrts ans BafIsr ~ fibrsn, als
'p'i' ems esrfsltsn sinsn 9rtt an bsnSppf yers
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Nerban0lun0en ber @tapt. 91dtte.
6rcitaq, Wlir3 8. 1850.

Olb'ANAf lUtNl0 O tCOO'
Die Councils fanien 3ur pcreinten 8eridmmIuna
5uammen, anlpeIenb ane 0litgIiebcr Die folgtn-
ben 8chnun9en Wurten por9ecgt unb Ju be5abIen
bCorrnCt
Die Hednungcn berIdiebencr 0ruder, filrS @ubli3ics
rem Der &erbanbIungen Der Councils unb Oro-
nanjcn, bCm llcbCrentommen gcmd6 $3.50 90
j. 0eB egtrd 9ruden l so
=. WtDer6 uno Sobn DO 10 81
Hednung Der Stabt= =NuoitorCn 90
&crIbebtne dnbere &tbnungen, betrdgenb 80 62
Die Sorougb- GTtffutc BON Sabre 1888, rslbr
fur Stubt1Sartn eiu9cnommcn pnrcn, murccn III
ptrnibtcn bcoroert
Nut Nntrdg paIfirte fdIgcnbcr &eitIuF:
SeibIoien. eaB Der NtOrittbriber ouS Gel mel
Dies pomStabtrabc geiCfert puroe, fur bcn @ebraucb
rsr pcrIbieoenen 6euer- GompaQnien, in @crpubruno
baIten unb Ntcbnung pom @ebrau6c elmer cbcn bal
ten ioII, Gin Utdb bafur NnIbaffru unb balbdbrd,
ben @crbruub elmer ieoen Scucrz 9ompaqnie berid,s
ten ioll
Sn 6oIgc Der 8rdnfIiffcit teS 0lODor5 unb Icncr
llnfdb9teit Der Nbrbnung bcijumobncn, tpurbe uuf
anra9 btitimmt, buB Die Soerren Sitter, Gunniu5 H.
Sumter ent Committee Iein Iclcn, feline Rcdnuno
nit Ger Staot 5u perrc6ncn, lobab er fdbl0 it, fir
ben 3mtd bei5upobnCn
Gittftirt S9. @igbtmDer, 9. 6. 6.
z 99. 8Dfou 9 &C
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Die Srennun9 Der n-Dd6 Inter
nebmen Gaboun's uniere 9Icrrefe Union Al tren-
nen unb cine llbihe CONFEDERATION 5u bloen. berg
liert na uno nab ale feline anbdn9cr unb iber cine
WeiIe piro Der 9robe stu0Dfeicr gang oaein leben.
Die UrlIdrungtn ttf tsrffaiiestHea Saa!ea, in ben
meiiten sbeiIen bcr llnion babsn ibre 8rfunq nidt
berfeblt; bic Dliden. n0rbli6tn unb peifldenStaa.
ten balten Go nit Der Union san3 unb unserfrenn-
lib unb febf pise ihblibe Staaten fbdmcn fi6 iebt
ibrer Sborbeit unb geben ben gldn du Der itbenanS
bodff perberblib 9efpcien marc. Slb Carolina, Der
rtnsbemoiratiife Staat ipo our Belt Der 0leboIuti-
on bic meiffen scries lpcbnten mag einen glan nod,
nitt aufstgeben babsn gSie Iange Der GonsrcB fid
aud iser hieien eesenffanb sanfen mag, nro bod,
Die 0fbrbet bes @olitS fur bic 8ortbauer beS Staa-
ienbunbea ien nno bic Union gang unb nn,crfrenu-
IId) 5u erbalten lreben.
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Npnt llmslnmDe.
(2(us Der freien prsGe, i'm 2(ue,n

(Aus Der frsisn prsds, i'm Ane3use)
Oas Damphhiff CANADA" lanate am :.
W1dr3 in 9aIifar an tnp follts am Stem ,,adb
Nlsu Ocrt absehen. ge trinat neblt beu ,,pei
Dchen fpatern Slaebrihten BON europa,
ben fransoHfhm Gdanotsn far Die Scr. gt.
6rn. Sos Sc gcmpte mp Gematlin.9 Die
Saadrihten linO ron eeinam bslonpern sntss
rsde.
0sntf b bIanb.- Sn Berlin pnroe Gin
Defrst thr Die Tsrfammluna pcs oeut1fttn
parlamsnts gu Grfirt am go. I)iara perofs
fsntlidbt. -Dis preubifebe gonltifuticn lit ans
sencmmstL belhwcren unp asnebmist pom
xonlse, inter srcber 8rsupe Oee DoIfs.
Oie spaniftte Amsslsssnbeit fcpeit fie bic
3er5csfpilmsr tstrifft, ilt BON ibrsr 1emor
guns 70 melt sutfsrnt pgan IL.
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Cine Wdr5- @ep olutio n - Die gltts-
burger gIdttsr lietri cine au6fdbrli6e geibribuus
bon sner @eUoIution, bic Gnfan9s adr3 in icner Gi-
ib ffoitfanb nno bab bOie 6o9sn 8babt bdtte 81
mar bic ablbt Der anirubrer, peI6e ausIAIeElid
one ggeibern uno Gtrabenlungen befanben, Die ar.
better psld)t bonn Often aelomnlen unb in ben ber-
(bisbsnsn Gifsupsrftn befbdftigf fparsn oeluaifan
10 psrtrsiben Cir srTen Elm Giieniperf nit Stein-
wififn an psrlpunsftsB pisf arbelter uuO aueb si-
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SmrDs Site,
fir ben 2lpril 9crmin 1850.
Granos7ury.

0rane' Jury.
9apib Anfpah, Bauer, Otcr 3uIpsbofrn,
5flnridb D. Bopsr, &aufnann Neacins,
Saecb Delp, Bauer Wlalotnerief,
Weuben Scr, Bauer, No6lano,
Slleolans &otfthaa, Bautr, Ober 9nIpet.
Jchn Gernant, fen, DO. gumrh
0lattan 6aas. DO Wlaratawnp,
ezra 6ot, DO. elfaB,
speter 6cd, 0rstfaITs, Sleaoins,
Jcbn 6arrilon, Bauer, Union,
1trabam 6aip. 20. Oilfrift,
Neutsn Duff, 6afmirtb, Ncflanp,
0amltel KuB, Bauer, marata,pnp,
Jcbn @. Ranffman, DO. Oiehmonp.
5flnritb tanpie. Ullller, Wafbinatou,
earl siss. Dliblmasber, Nidmcup,
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q Neue g aunt dips g9dbrenb Der aeOen,
pdrtlgen SiBung unierer @sieB9ebung bat Serts
Gduntb piebcr jneineue Sduni6ipS befommen, ndm-
li6 "Gntdldlpnb" BON Maitencrief unb "Qerrb,
bon Binbior 9cbnitten 9ieie neuen 3aunI6iba
bilben BON nun an itbe5 einen ei9enen 8ablbi1rift
bic Burger be6 er1eren merben brc Gaben am8af-
bauie BON @uben abbamS, unc bic Burger bee
Iebteren am Gaitbauie uon Sacob 8oper. in Sbub-
mdfberspilIe, baten
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70 moren iIe oennob aenotbiat. fdr ibre
lleberfabrt nab Den Ser. ct. ole MA
troien 3u arbeiten.
a9er gSiserafe 8eosasstsr.
Teabims. ben 10. Mfdr, 1850.

B~9. w DAD8, Esq, at his Office, "E-
vans Buildings" Sd Street, Philadelphia, is one
ofour authorized agents to receive Advertise
ments and subscriptions for this paper.
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Gbmuno Wlorri8

Grn 6blun9 Der &id ter-9ie 8ia fir
Die @erdncerung Der Contribution. tpobur6 tcmgoI-
Il @eipaIt 9egebcn nrb bic Ridtcr Der Gourten 3u
erpdbIeD, IN am Tonner7o9e i'm 6auIe Der 8epre-
itntanten, nit 81 9eaen 3 Stimmen pailrt. e8 Be-
barf habfr nun nur nod Die Gnti6eibun9 te6 GoI-
fee bel Der nd6nen angtmeinen g8abl
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Nic NriihinbrS:2S bl,

uel6e ain lrbirn 6rcOgr lutfdnb, 9in9 10 Itill uni
rubi9 BORDER mic Gin SriibIin9Smor9cn Refine por
ben bcbcn potiItcn @artcien 3tigtc bcIonbrrcn Gi'
fer, rcbbaIb bie 3ab Der cingcgebcncn Stimmcn aud
uidt 70 groB it, mic iic tpob Iein tonnte. 9Sir &C.
ben na6fcbcub cine 2ife aacr awdbltcn gcomtcn
Die gamen Ser g9bg5 lno bGeibnet
@aDor:-GeOrg GcB*
Uloermen:
g1orbieite g3illium Sf6nrr
Si6ictC W(attbid8 0tcngcl
6itb. Bmeiflcr-@eorg 6ebtcr
@itDsN
Sobn Oorrub, @cOr9 ocfmau, CAD. 8. @lourer
@itDsS on # a sets:
@uben eOObbart, Gbrif s6neibcr
orbOf:QGorb. SCmmons&cuntI:
9acOb @aI6ber9cr GbriliOn Gilcr
2 butbirEFtcren:
GatI 1aois. fur Snbr @ % eduIb, 2Sabr
g. 8. s}ogcI, 3 q" @cO 8ooB.+ / Sabr
@obl. bl.R6tcr.-g8aam Nrnob.
Snfpeftorcn.-Sran3 gteI!On, &etcr oabn
Gfeilor-98iliam 8rider
Observation-Disclosures &cmmcn.e cuntil:
Carl 8. g. 8iIder+ QeOi glol6brgcrs
2 Cbulbirsftcrtn:
9Obn sd6ner, 3 SaDr GayI 8. 8riB, Sabr
e. armnron9 Sobr %biIiP SuibOn8,* 8
MoGI 8fter-Scinrlb Sf6ncr
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-25
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
FRIDAY MORNING. Oct. Is. 1850


MIR. OWEN from the committee on r;oh,.
and privileges to whom was referred IN. me-
mortal Of the Congregational Friends in rrIs.
ton to the abolishinent of all distinct;ons Of
color. reported that it is inexpcdient 10 &C; in
relation thereto; report concurred m and the
committee discharged.
Mr.. OWEN from the same committee report-
ed back a RESOLUTION in favor OF aboIishinr the
penalty oil death, and recommended that !, he
referred to the committee on criminal law
concurred in.
Resolutions on the table under the ruIes
were taken up.
A resolution requiring the Introduction ola
provision ~ the Constitution TO the effect that
TO act shall become lazy unless il be PASSED
by a majority OF all The members elected TO
the Legislature. coming up for consideration.
Mr. keiSo moved TO make it a matter of en-
quiTy as TO is expediency, and that it be re-
Ierred to nm appropriate. committee. which
litter considerable discussion, prevailed.
Mr. CARR, OF Jackson, introduced a resclu-
ton, going into the election of Printe,
Tor The Conven'ion this day at two O'Clock
carried
Mr.. Dunn. (of P.,) moved reconsidera.
ton. - r..l,..
Adjourned until ? O'Clock p. M.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-25
DRY Goocs

w ARE now beginning 10 receive os fail and
w winter supply OF Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets Sec, having already received
90 pieces supcriine, medium and common Ssui-
nett all coloIs: so do Cassiners aud Cloths. do, 50
DO Plaid Linseys; 500 do English and Americsn
fall style PRINTS, together with fine assortment of
Ginghams, Cashmere g. plain aud figured, De-a,nes.
Cambrics. red. white and yellow Flannels. Lustres,
Red Jaconet, Snawls, Comforts. Blankets, Tick.
ings, &c. Also Is cases Boots and Shoes of So
perior quality, and at very low prices. -
In the course OF two weeks we wili have large
and very superior assortment of all ARTICLES per-
tanning 10 the Dry Goods trale end will offer I he
same, at wholesale, favorable terms and ut -
low prices he found in any OTHER Western Ci-
ty. We would respectfully solicitan exa ninatieno
our stock ard prices. from this csuniry merchants
and the trade generally,
oc,22-tf MORGAN & KEEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-25

Bic APPLE.-Ben. Stinson, Esq, brought
us in from bis farm yesterday morning, a lot
OF fine apples, among which was the largest
apple we ever recollect 10 have seen. its
weight was light in proportion to its size, yet
it weighed one pound and quarter. 1t
measured in circumference fourteen inches
IL any one in Vanderburg or the neighboring
counties, or indeed in Indiana, can beat this.
we should like to see the mammoth speci-
men. We speak of size, yet would like to
see its equal in weight MIR. S,inson has our
thanks for his attention.