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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
From Oregon.

Oregon papers the 25th July have been received at
San Francisco The only items we find worth copying
these
There arc three new steamers bulding to run upon
the Columbia.
Persons have come in from the Rogue river country,
who are condeu that gold may be found there IN con-
siderable quantities. though the waters were still too
high to prospect" satisfactorily Gold however, was
found Gov. Lane, not finding things TO suit HIM on
Rogue river after negotiating treaty of peace with the
Rogue river Indians, had gone Trinity on his way to
California.
Immigration to the Territory from the Atlantic States
is said be large. Those coming over the Cascade
mountains said sufferers, the route IS
impassahle Efforts making 90 TO their relief
Farming in the territory has proved this year very
proitable
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

The Slave Trade in the District of Columbia.
The following is the vote in the House of Congress
the bill to abolish slave trade in the District
of Columbia:
YEAs-Messrs. Albertson, Alexander Andrews,
Ashmun, Beale Bingham, Bisse Booth, Briggs,
Brooks, William j. Brown Buell. Burrows, Chester
Butler, Thomas B. Butler Cable, Calvin, Campbell,
Carter, Casey, Chandler Clark Cleveland, Cole, Cor
win, Crowell, Dickey, Dmmck, Disney. Dixon, Doty,
Duer, Duncan, Durham, Durkee, Elliott, Nathan Ev-
ans, Fitch Fowler, Freddy Fuller, Gentry, Gerry,
Gilmore, German, Gilbert Colt. Gould Grinnell, Hall
Halowav, Hampton, Harlan. T. l.. Harris, Hay, Hay
mond, Hebard, Henry, Howe, Hunter, w. T. Jackson,
Julian, G. G.. King, ]. G. King ]. A. King, p King,
Letter, Levin Littefed, Horace Mann, Job Mann Mat
teson McClernand, Mcdonald, McGaughey, McKissock
McLanahan, Meacham. Miller Moore, Morris, Nelson,
Oge, Otis Peaslee,. Phoenix, Pitman Potter Putnam
Reed, Richardson. Risley, Robbins Robinson Rose
Ross, Rumsey. Sackett, Sawtee, Schcnck, Schcrmer-
horn, Schoocraf, Sylvester Spaldng Spragne Stevens
Stetson, Strong TAYLOR, James Thompson, Thurman,
Tuck, Underhll, Vinton, Walden, Waldo. Wentworth,
White, Whiltlesey, Wildrick, Wood andy oung-l2i.
NAys-Messrs. Aston, Anderson, Ashe, Averett.
Bayly B0wdon, Bowie Albert G. Brown, Burt,
George Alfred Caldwell. Joseph P. Caldwell, Cling
man. w. r. W. Cobb, Cocock, Debery, Edmundson,
Al 'xander Evans Ewing, Feaherston, Green, Hamil-
Holaday, Howard, Hubbard Inge, Joseph w jackson
Marshall. Mcdowell, Mclean McMulen, McQneen
Millson Morse Orr. Outlaw Parker Phelps, Pow
ell Savage, Seldom, Frederick p Stanton, Richard II.
Stanton, A. II. Stephens, Thomas Jacob Thompson.
Venablc, Wallace, Watkins, Williams, and Woodward,
III
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

HIGHER LAw.--Senator Seward has been severely
lampooned for daring assert that there higher
law than earthly enactments, the LAW OF Con, while
the same men have expressed their unbounded saslac
tioe at Mr. Webster's position, that the Lap Of Nature
was stronger than any other could be in keeping slavery
out of New Mexico. We not much skilled in the
oogy but think that the Higher Power, mentioned by
Mr. Seward, entitled to respect than the Frenchi-
fed godships of Mr.. Webster.-Indiaaa Statesman.
Clear the track for William Henry Seward the
abolition candidate for the next Presidency Straws
show which way the wind blows
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Illinois.

DIR. Richard S. Mallory has been nominated by the
Democrats in the Chicago District Mr. Went
worth, commonly known ''Long John,' retires
from Congress with laureIs on his brow and money
in his purse. He visits Europe next summer, and
makes the tour of the continent. Go il, John.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

1--WE notice that Mr.. Brown, the Representative in
Congress from this district and the responsible editor
of the estate Sentinel" voted for the fugitive slave
bl-Ind. Journal.
And SO did Mr.. McGaughey, the only wing MEM
Der in Congress from Indiana. The law is right.
Mr.. McGaughey, who is good lawyer, and a man
of talents, it, and had honesty enough to vote
for IT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
EDrron TERnE-HAurE JOURNAL.

/. o. O. F-The Grand Lodge Of the United States,
recently in session at Cincinnati elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Grand Sire-Wm W Moore, Of the District of CO.
lumba
Depufu Grand Sire-Henry L. Page. Of Wisconsin.
Grand Corresponding Secretary-J. L. Ridgicy, OF
New York.
Grand Treasurer-A. Z. Warner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Adjournment of Congress.

0ErBoth Houses Of Congress adjourned on Mon
day at II O'Clock, M. The bounty land bill passed
and received the signature of the President. BY the
bill as it passed the warrants assgnable. Ana
tempt was made TO pass supplementary bill to pre-
vent the assignment, which failed for want of time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

G-Twenty-two freight cars, we learn, up in the
train from Edinburgh, Wednesday last. This looks
like revival in business The Knightstown road will
be finished shortly, then look out
very heavy train went to Rushville the day
Sheibyriile Volunteer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

0rThe Greencastle Sentinel copies the article
from the Paoli Eagle, relating to tie Convention
Printing, and says: 1.-The Editor of the American
Eagle speaks our opinion in as plain manner aswe
could possibly do it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

Harrison c. Hobert, dem, of sheboygan county,
has been nominated for Congress in the Third Dis
trfct, in the place of Hon. J, d. Doty the present
member. Mr.. Hobert received the nomination on
the 18th ballot by majority Of four votes over Mr.
Doty,
0rThe population Of Charlottesville, according to
the new census, is nineteen hundred and nine
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-Thc New York
Journal of Commerce has received the following state
men of the earnings the Michigan Central Railroad
for the month of August:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

The population of Salem, according to the
census just completed is twelve hundred and TWEEN
.y-6ve
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Rapid Increase of the Revenue of the Wabash

We find in the New York Evening Post the following
statement of the amount collected for tolls up the LIST
of September and for the corresponding periods OF
1883 1t will he that that the tolls the Canal
for the month Of August 1850 compared with August
than 100 per cent:
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL, IYDIAYA.-The tolls OF
the Canal for the month of August, were, S21 023 As
The tolls for August 1S49 .s,777 %
lacrosse 245 az
The tolls to LIST September, 1s4s, .437 60
The tolls LIST September, Is49, were. 97 09o as
The tolls to LIST September 1850, were lO6, pa 20
These returns show evidence of rapid progress and
proof of the Importance of the Canal to Western IN
terest.-Lefayette Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

o. rhi, No. of our Weekly should be Is, instead
or II, as p-i1tsI on the Outside.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

0rTerrc Haute has population Of 1857
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

INTRODUCTION-On the 18th of May, 1885
Dr. Brandreth for the first time, made known in the
United States the CELEBRATED BRANDRETH
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS. He left them
to stand fall by their own merits. He made no al
fusion to any other medicine; simple facts stated
and the following principle laid down as the Bran
drethan Theory that all Diseases whether of the
stomach bowels, enlargement of the joints rheumatic
affections, cutaneous, erupons dyspeptic complaints
or whatever other forms such local disease puts on,
were nothing more than so many symptoms of disor-
dered Of the constitution and that his pills which
were discovered in England in 1851, were medicine
that had the effect of restoring the constitution to health
and vigor, simply by removing all bad and acrimonious
humors from the blood by the stomach and bowels.
The American public have made tal of this medi-
cine for nearly ten years. and have found that the ned
cine is not all humbug The patronage DR. Brandreth
daily experiences proves that the medicine gives uni
versal abstraction.
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. Sc IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

We have heard, through scientific FRIEND that
he has recently examined record of the weather
which has been uninterruptedly kept through Sc
veral generations, for the past three hundred
years, and that he finds that as are the first three
days prior to the autumnal equinoxes, SO are the
autumn and winter which follow That if these
three days be mild and pleasant, there has always
beena mild and pleasant winter; II. on the other
hand, the three days preceding, be cold and bus
tering so will be the autumn and winter that sue
coed Our attention has been more particularly
drawn to this theory from the remarkable fine
weather succeeding the hail storm which recently
passed over this section of country, which is so
different from the weather generally succeeding
a hail storm.--AleT. Gaz.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
CsTX IA FFAERs.
MAYORS COURT

Officer T. B. While yesterday informed against and
caused couple ofGrocers to be fined for trafcking
| the Sabbath.
FIGHTING.-A white named Thos. Bayly was
arrested in eang-house the old market, Tues
day night because he give evidence of disposition to
create with the inmates thereof. On being con-
Quoted to the cage, he found impossible survive
without hitting something, he let fly at an unof-
Tending bucket, which he demolished in an instant =
After this feat he slept soundly On being brought be
fore the Mayor yesterday, he told that as was
his first appearance, he would be discharged provided
he paid for that bucket. The prisoner came ssdown
with the DUST. and then vamosed, elctating himself
| doubtless upon getting off SO easily.
FAMILY JARs.-Mrs. Catharine Ford duly appeared
before his Honour yesterday to answer to the charge
of having grossly insulted the family of Mr.. Francis
Bingham one Of her neighbours, day or two since.
The parties live neartE Armory, and near, il not
dear neighbours. Mr. Francis Bingham, it appears,
is member of that gallant corps known as the Pub
lie Guard and he yesterday informed the Mayor that
whilst duty day or two ago, the amiable Catha-
rine went to his house and abused his family in the
most outrageous manner calling them all sorts OF bad
names Mr. Bingham then quite confidently assured
his Honour that he considered the defendant nuisance
to the whole neghborhood every body living there
abous had been annoyed by her. He Furthermore sta
ted that he had condescended to handy eDithets
wish Mrs. Ford and had not himself nor had his ia
mily ever given her the slightest to abuse
| suit him or them. The case being fully made out
the Mayor required Mrs. Ford to enter into bonds in
the sum of 800 to curb her unruy member-which she
accordingly did, and there the matter rests for the
present.
DIsoRDERLY PROCEEDINGS. Caulfield, An
tony Krischmann and Edward Ransom, yesterday ap-
peared Before the Mayor to to the charge
Of disordery proceedings in Secodn street, near the
Poor House on Sunday morning last, bout o'clock.
1t Appeared from the evidence of Mr. Turner, grocer
thai the young named were "on a bender'-they
called at his house and created much noise and confu-
sion and fna ly abused Mr.. Hutzler in the most out
rageous manner so far as words One OF the par
ty afterwards threw stone at the house, which struck
Mrs Turner The whole proceedings of the trio, he
said were disordery in the extreme. The Mayor re-
quired each OF the parties into recognizances
70 keep tliepeace in the penalty OF 800.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

PETER SKEN SMITH.-A letter from this mercenary
politician announces his determination TO support the
Democratic ticket at the neEt election. His for
abandoning the Wings seem to be that he had fixed
his affection upon "a collectorship or nothing" He
calls upon his friends to cooperate with him AS we never
doubt the motive with which PETER supported the
Wings we are not surprised that he makes failure OF
consideration the ground OF his withdrawal But 1t
remains to be seen whether PETER can transfer his
friends like Hessans tor much per head or "a col
ecorshp in gross for their political services Lieutenant
Lynch has made US familiar with those predatory chiefs
Of the East who acknowledge obligation except tina
of temporary fidelity to the party that employs them II
is the custom merely engage the leader OF the tribe
compensate him with purse OF gold, gilt gun, or a
fancy garment-rewards about equivalent, in the es.
TEEN OF those nomadic digntaries to ga eollecorshp
and the services ofthe tribe secured The allegiance
of the Hghanders likewise passed with the engagement
OF their hereditary chettans This relation between mer
cenary leaders and AFFECT followers is natural amongs
the ignorant and enslaved But PETER will find
himself greatly mistaken if he expects that any portion
OF the American people be assigned to those who
pay BEST at the command of political Spectator
who disappointed in oGe market, proposes to offer
them like merchandise in another SKEN will no
doubt find that no Native American is either Hes
sian or a Highlander. Republic.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

eHnMfon would not nave Deen OF long dura-
IDWAY'S READY RELIEF, gives instant
to pain. The mostsevere pain is quickly mitgated
journalism, Lumbago, Govt, Paralysis, Cramps
asr9s, Strains, Bruises, Cuts Wounds, Sores, Erup
~ Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Influenza, quick.
Iured by few applications OF the Ready Relief.
Its speedy n its operation, that the most severe
pains have been relieved during the applications OF the
elief. 1t has cured Tic Dolereux in few seconds,
nia or pain in the head, in five or ten minutes,
Imps in the Stomach il fifteen minutes, Lumba-
by rubbing the back fifteen minutes. 1t is truly a
dcine ofworth and had the 'god OF fight in ancient
time possessed bottle Of Railways Ready Relief the
"Grecian darts" would not have caused him to be CON
demned to pain
Yes, dear reader, Railways Soap is truly friend
to those who wish for beauty's glow divine- imparts
health sweetness and elasticity to the shrlvelled skin,
and beauty to the dark, sallow lexon--remoyes
pmples botches pustules, letters, rash, sum- burns,
chops, chafes and rough skin,
The most delicious soap in the world IS Roadway S
Medcaed Soap, il instantly removes all redness and
other annoying spots from the skin For shaving, tot
let and the nursery it is the ne plus ultra OF its kind
Look for the Steel Engraving Each cake ato be ge-
nuine must be enveoped in label OF steel engraving
land each label must bear the signature OF r. G. RAD
WAY Railways Soap is Is cents large cakes
BEAUTIFUL LOCKS OF GLOSSY HAIR.
RADwAY's CIRcAsSIAN BALM.-This is truly capt.
tai article for the Hair, it keeps it moist fine, smooth
and glossy it gives nourshment to the scalp, nvigo-
rates the ROOTS and forces the hair to grow perfect
andote for badness stops the hair from falling out, and
makes it strong and beautiful
RAILWAY d co. Price IS cents large bottles.
For sale by Purcell, Ladd d Co., JAS b. Glib, Me-
Nemera & Apperson Agents for Richmond.
au / RAILWAY 4 CO., 1862 Fulton ST., N. Y
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

DRowNED.-Last evening about O'Clock couple of
negro boatmen became involved in fight upon the ba-
sin bank when of them struck the other blow
which knocked him into the basin. The poor fe-
low sank to rise no more. The negro who dealt the
blow escaped but will PROFESSIONALLY be arrested
We could not learn the Of the boat or boats to
which the negroes belonged.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

HAIR CUTTING.--lt is well known that the hair
OF the head is one if not the greatest ornament that
adorns either male ieale yet little attention is paid
least once month. by proper person, and we know
of no one so we'll adapted perform the above opera
ton as FLETCHER, under the American Hotel he being
department. and perfectly understands his business
Try him.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

ERRArA-In our leading article in Mondays paper
there were Two material typographical errors, which
entirely perverted the sense The correspondent OF the
North American was referred to as approving IN
stead of Opposing the Compromise bill; and the
words "Concention resolutions" substituted tor
'Gnnerdtion resolutions" In the leading article Of
Tuesday, it should have been said "the body OF the
Wings thought he (Mr. Rtchie) had just claim to
the clemency OF Congress- important little word
no was omitted
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
THE LAST NIGHT.

the last night of the session in the House of Re-
personalities. We have conversed with several
members who's said it was one of the most graphic
articles they ever read. By the way, the Repub-
lie has of late greatly improved as political Jour-
nal, and is conducted with equal ability and spirit
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
The prosperous condition of this work is well
worthy Of remark The latest quotations OF its
stock show that it is now one of the best invest
ments in the country. We hope it will be the
decision of the stockholders to lay down the hea-
Wv rail on the entire road 1t may be argued
against this measure, that the Company is doing
admirably we'll now, and it is wise to let well
enough alone But old saws have little apphca-
ton to this age of steam and telegraph. The
Fredericksburg road now enjoys monopoly of
avery important current of travel between the
North and the South. 1t is in competition with
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, and the sea
steamboat lines between New York and Charles
ton. The Company's policy therefore should be
to make the line as much as possible an inriting
one Travellers determine their routes by very
slight considerations, and the knowledge of hav-
ing a pleasant and rapid ride through Virginia
would be no small inducement to Them This
year, the travel, we understand, is about double
what it was The last, and the reason to which the
fact is ascribed is, that apprehensons of cholera
on the Western rivers have induced passengers to
avoid them.
We are pleased to see that the company is
adopting one very decided improvement in the in
PRODUCTION of fine new cars constructed on the
most modern plan with the patent India rubber
springs, and other springs to prevent the violent
lurching which is so disagreeable in cars of the
old construction With the U rail and the i'm
proved car, we should think man might write
letter whilst going at the rate of forty miles an
hour
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
From the Charleston Mercury.
FTTEP FROM THE COVER NOR

Messrs EDITORS: Knowing that it will be highly IN
erestng to your numerous readers to have authentic
information as to the course our Governor Will adopt
at the present time | hasten to furnish you with the
following communication which has just reached me,
and to request its publication as as possible.
Respectfully, yours,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
EENNY LIN D--A N UNEXAMPLED
ID TREAT-The subscribers have received lot

EENNY LIN D--A N UNEXAMPLED
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of the only authorized edition of JENNY LIND
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Jenny Lind's Greeting to America; The Dream
Take this Lutte. :,
Jenny Iind's Invitation Polka; Thoughts, on my
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The Blind Girl and the Ross The American Star;
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Waltz Wal Altenburger Waltz; Farewell Waltz will Of
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

4 lsnd Ia oue othe uppss eoa0tpa ssnds gs ~ 0ne
letter. the names OF fourteen new subscribers to the
Semi Weekly Times, with the cash for each.
Per Contra-A gentleman in Prince George county
advises us that about the 10th Of September he sent us
the money for four subscribers but his letter has not
obed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

hey:
aShe died. said Polly, sand was never seen
again, for she was buried in the ground, where
the trees grow
"The cold ground" said the child shudderng
again.
"No! the warm ground" returned Polly ''where
the ugly little seeds are turnedinto beautiful flow
ers and where good people turn into angels and
fly away to heaven"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
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LoMBARDY GROVE, Va, Sept. 18th, 1856


Editors Of The Times
GENTLEMEN: Some travelling gentry who are get
ting subscriptions for books to be hereafter delivered,
are so fond lurking about negro quarters that susp-
cion has attached to them and so well grounded such
highly respectable and intelligent gentlemen have felt
themselves justified in acting it. The public should
be put on their guard regards these fellows, and
hope you will give corner OF your columns to that
purpose. "A.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

A citizen Of Richmond, Just from Pittsburg, informs
Us tha: the excitement there very great. He witnessed
several large meetings OF negroes aud abotionists and
heard some highly infammatory addresses. Repeal OF
the Fugitive Slave Bill and refusal to act as Commis
sioner under il, are the watchwords OF the agitaors