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an And back between q N and 5 . m Thursday.
1891 From Princeton at m, twice week. Mondays and
By Frsionia, Marion cri,tendsn SPRING., and Salem
To smithIsnd by Il m next days 81 niles
And back between p m Tuesdays and Fridays, and
SPIN nert days
5232 From Princeton ut once q week, on Monday
BY Long Pond and Walionis
To Cadiz BY Up N. ~ miles ia-asa 81 s.rtt aE7f
And back between . m and ~ On same dsy.
easa From Phncsson a n. oucs week, on Monday
BY Chalk Level end Mc0sriess E taf
To Jacksonville by m, 80 mles sas
And back between a N and p m Tuesday. ss
b234 From Marion at D N, once week. on Tuesday
By WlIo~ Grove, Camp Creek, Bells Mines Cy-
press, Morgsnfsld, aud Raleigh;
To shawnesown, H.. BY m, ~ miles;
And back between and 8 pm Wednssdsy
With two additional weekly trips on the is miles be-
yond Mag'n6sit, Iesvins that Office at O. Thurs
day and Saturday, and Shawnseown a. one o m same
day, through 10 hours esch way.
Proposals TO end II Morsanield arv invited
523s From Marion n m, once week, on Tuesday,
By Walhr's and Cave-n-R Rock ~ tN
To Equality By y p day, ~ miles,
And back between . m and m, next day.
52a6 From Salem At 9 N once week, on "Wednesday
BY Bsrys Ferry f8 Aa@
To Golconds, Illinois by II m. 10 miles,
And back between P m and n, same Day
5es7 Ffom Murray a. N, ddcsa week, Wednesday
To New Concord, 81 ~ sN VI
BY Tia m sarns day, 10 milesy
And back between | m and p m. same day.
5226 From Paducsh 81 = week, "Wednesday
BY Lovelacevlle, BIandviIs, Melvin, Wilson's Creek,
Msy6sId, Clsk's River, Pennington, and Leander 70
Boydssils, Tennessee by Tia next day, 70 miles
And back bstwesnl Thursday, and p m merit day,
Proposas TO 1t LovslscsviIIs and extend N
Paris, "a miles In oil, ere invited. sb
$3.50 From Paducsh ct : %, every ohsr dsy $50
BY Exshanss, symsonis, end Bsntons
And Nh bst~srs I ) = and ID , =, ssnss days.
Proposals. to sxt~na We Murray. Lsspa Grove, and
CcsysFsviIIe, Tenn, y PARIS, 70 mss b Ill. win
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mails running via Klngston, Tennessee, to the rail-
road At chattanooga.
5000 From Glasgow at 3 every other day.
By Cedar Spring. scousvle, Hsnns's, Tenn, Green
wood, Gaiatn, and HendersonviIs
To Nashville by Same days, IS miles,
And bark between m aud m same days.
5203 From Glasgow at 3 every other day
BY Merry Oaks and Smiths Grove;
To Bowling Green BY 9 m, 81 miles
And back between p m and p M
1904 From 0sssow at 10 m, tsce week, Tuesdays and
By Randolph, Edmonton, and Marowbone,
ToBurke~ile ssoby Glovsrsvle, PAGES, and Marrow
bone, to BurkesvIe by p m, next day, ~ miles 4
And back bstween . m Mondays and Thursdays and
ia m next days. E'fp IS
Proposals to run three times aweek on this route at
greater speed be specified (not less than four miles
an hour in due counsxou with the mails through
Tenncsses, by jamestown and Kingston, 70 the rail-
road at Chattanooga, are invited. M
5a0s From Glasgow ss N, once week, On Monday,
By Rocky Hin, Peters Creek, Dry Fork, and Temp
knsvlle,
And back between N Tuesday and N We'd
Saos From glasgow At "a sri-westly, Monday, We'd
+ nesday, and Friday, ~.
To Three Forks by 10 N, 10 miles
And back between p m add m days.
Proposals for trips every other day invited.
Quers Whistler necessary.
s2o7 From Dripping Spring u Ga m once week. Mon
By Brownsville, LtchHeld. Hadsonvilc, Hsdinsburs
and Steyenspor,
To Rome, Indiana, by N merit day, n miles,
And back bstwsen Ga m "Wednesday and m next
day 1885,
d Proposals 70 end this Brownsville are invited
also separate proposals for the service bssween Har-
dinsburg and Rome. s4s le Z ~
saos From scst.ssIe All m once week. on Saturday,
BY Allen Springs, ri
To Bowling Green by IL m, ~ miles.
And back bstwest' p N and 8 . m ssms dsv
1909 From Bowling Green at m every other dsy
BY Woodburn, franklin MitcheIlsis, Cro MuIloys
l Tyre Springs, Msnsksrs Creek, end Pleasant Hin |;
To Nashville ~ N ssms days, IS miles,
And bsrk bstwesn : N and s D m osms dsvs.
57lO From Bowling Green q : d sysry olhsr dsy
By South Union and Alison 70 RusueIlvilIe ~ "a n
Thsncs a d " D6yssi|Is, Elkton aod Fs;rvsv
To HPkinsvlls y 3 , a, o4 milsu
And hsek = Russs1slhs bslwesn 81 n md IL n |,
A<nss 70 Bowling 05fsn " sIpn
rt5puuuis b Ine6d9 D14n visa opslnru Vim Is con
6issst, 49, q cssry - adtldou1 ~ shrr ~
~ I ia - drsGs 4 Il isss = ~.
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SAL Fron Coluubos 4 4, oucs wssk, Friday,
10 bIendviue By 8 y same ~, - mins Hset
Aad ~ h!iw:sa z \. ! g g a e n :, .ns az
Proposals. 70 extsnd u miles u LovsIsosvnIs and run
twice week invited
5s42 From Hickman q n, oncs week, on Tuesday
BY FsIicians and Sage Hill
To Msy6sld BY p u same day, ~ miles
And back between q M and I'm, Monday.
Proposals 70 commence q Feicana. and extend via
the Exchange % Paducah, - miles In al, and run
twice week, will BE- conadered.
5243 From Hickman a. I'm twice week, Monday and
Friday;
BY Moscow. Clinton. and Mlbpm,
To Blandyile BY N same i, 40 miles
And back between m ard p m, Tuesdays and
esturdays RI
Proposals. for trips week are invited
Proposals 70 extend BY LovsIacsville and Melvin to
Paducah will BE- considered also % run tiwsskIy.
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals invited for supplying tbs following Offices In
kentucky for the nett proceeds Of said Offices respectively
limited in each to be- named Ia the proposals.
Athens from Lexington, 10 miles, imes week.
Bald Eagle from ShsFpsburg, miles, week.
Beech Fork from Ffedsricktown,7 miles, once week
" Belgrade from Wadssboro', z miles, once : week.
Berrys Mill from CaseyvilIs. 8 miles, once week.
Bon Hsfbor from Owensboro. 3 miles, times week.
Brsdfordville from Lebanon. 9 miIsss once week.
Brooklyn from Fulton, Ohio. mile, daily
Buckeye from Lancaster, 8 miles, once week.
Busna Vista from Cynthiana 3 miles, week.
Buena Vista Springs from Russellvile. miles, twice
week. M IVA Il 4 WI a8 9a
Bulyvile from Big Spring. z miles, oncs week.
Csmdenville from LawSenceburg. 10 miles, week.
Cane Spring from Bardstown, III miles, once week.
Caneyvile from Litch6ed, \ miles once week. (Ses
6l99.) MI 1s.sa V
cassyviIls and Gum Grove from MorsanAsld, IS miles
CssuIsan Syringe from BsIsvisw, miles, once week.
Church Hill from Hopkinsville, miles, twice week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

~ Fifteen ofthe principal merchants on
the Wabash, in Indiana. arrived at the City
Hotel of late, on Their way east, to purchase
goods. EleUen of the number, after examin-
ing, concluded to purchase here, declaring
they could do better than to go east. Huzza
for Cincinnatl.-[ Gin. Commercial.
And a number of these merchants have ar
rived here, land after examining, concluded
to purchase here, declaring lat least by their
conducD they could do better than to go East, "
or to Cincinnati. We have proUed the fact
that they can do so, beyond question, in sew
eral editorials. Our Evansville merchants
have large stocks of goods of all varieties ad
apted to the market, and they sell at such
prices that those who purchase once, are very
apt to continue supplying themselves here
Freights and all considered, ii is economy in
them to do so. Our advertising columns will
tell these Wabash and other merchants, what
houses to visit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23
SPEECH OF MIR. WEBSTER,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,
On the Territorial Q uestIOn
1coNcIUDEp1
In SENATE. MARCH 7. 1880

Again, SIR, the violence of the press is COM
planned of. The press violent! Why. sir,
the press Is violent everywhere. There are
outrageous reproaches in the North against
the South, and there are reproaches in not
much better taste in the South against the
North. Sir. the extremists of both parts OF
this country are violent; they mistake loud
and violent talk for eloquence and for reason.
They think that he who talks loudest reasons
the best. And this we must expect when
the press is free. as it is here: and tsust al
ways will be-for with all its RIGHTEOUSNESS.
and all its evil, the entire and absolute free
dom of the press is essential to the preserva-
ton of government on the basis of free
constitution. Wherever it exists, there will
be foolish paragraphs and violent paragraphs
in the press, as there are, / am sorry to say,
foolish speeches and violent speeches in both
houses of Congress. In short, sir, must say,
that, in my opinion, the vernacular tongue OF
the country has become greatly vitiated, de-
PRAYED, and corrupted by the style of our
congressional debates. Laughter. And if
it were possible for our debates in Congress
TO vitiate the principles of the people as much
as they have depraved their taste, / should
cry out, "God save the Republic!"
Well in all this, | see no solid grievance,
no grievance produced by the South within
the redress of the Government, but the single
one to which l have referred; and that is, the
want of proper regard to the injunction of
the constitution for the delivery of fugitive
slaves.
There are also complaints Of the North
against the South. need not go over them
particularly. The first and gravest is, that,
the North adopted the constitution, recognis-
ing the existence of slavery in the States, and
recognizing the right to a certain extent of
representation Of the slaves in Congress, I'M
dera state of sentiment and expectation which
do not now exist; and that by events, by
circumstances, by the eagerness of the South
to acquire territory and extend their slave
population, the North finds itself, in regard
to the influence of the South and the North,
Of the free States and the slave States, where
it never did expect to find itself when they
entered the compact of the constitution
They complain, therefore, that. instead of
slavery being regarded as an evil as il was
then, an evil which all hoped would be extin-
guished gradually, it is now regarded hv the
South as an institution to be Cherished and
preserved and extended; an institution winch
the South has extended to the utmost of her
: power by the acquisition of new territory.
Well, then, passing from that, every body in
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made, and which has been so much read
throughout the whole country. am also
under great obligations to the honorable
member from Tennessee for the light which
he has shed upon this subject; and, IN some
respects, it will be seen that differ very
little from the leading projects submitted by
either of those honorable gentlemen.
Now, sir when the direct question oil the
admission of California shall be before the
Senate. propose-but not before every 9TH
err gentleman who has a wish to address the
Senate shall have gratiied that desire--to
say something upon the boundaries OF Calltor-
mia, and upon the expediency, under all the
circumstances Of admitting her with that con-
stituton.
Mr.. CALHOUN. One word, and | have
done; and that word is, that Notwithstanding
the acquisition OF the vast territory of Texas
represented by the Senator from Massachu-
sets it is the fact that all that addition to our
territory made it by no means equal TO what
the Northern States had excluded US from
before that acquisition. The territory lying
west between the Mississippi and the Rocky
Mountains Is three-lourlhs of the whole of
Louisiana and that which lies between the
Mississippi and the Ohio, added to that makes
IA much greater extent of Territory than Flor
ida and Texas and that portion OF Louisiana
that has fallen to our share.
Mr.. WALKER moved the postponement
of the further consideration OF the resolutions
until tomorrow; which was agreed to.
The Senate then adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23
PAVING NOTICE

! ME Common Council of the city of Evansville.
i at Its session, March 10Th, 1850
Order'd, That the owners of lots fronting on the
north west side of Walnut street. between Tbird
and Fourth streets, and on the southwest sida Of
Fourth street, between Locust and Walnut sfrtets
and on the southeast side of Locust street. between
Third and Fourth Streets and on the northwest side
OF Locust street, between Second and Third streets
be required to lay down brick sidewalks in front of
their said lots by the first day of June 1850 SAID
SIDEWALKS TO be on Walnut and Fourth streets nine
Ieet Wlde' and on Locust street ten feet wide and
also hat the owners of lots on the southeast side
OF Locust street, between Second and Third streets
whose sidewalks are below the established grade Of
tne CITY, be required by said first day of June, to
BY order of the Council
mhZI as JOHN J. CHANDLER Citv CJ,k
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

JuLIA.-The Julia, Capt. Prunty, arrived
here on Thursday with full freight, and as
many passengers as she could accommodate.
Her manifest will be found in its proper place.
The Julia is now taking freight for White
river, and will start out to-day, to take the
place of the J. 3. Porter, for the present.
Capt Prunty has been strongly solicited to
enter this trade before. Shippers and others
will find him the right kind OF man-accom-
modating and fair in all his business connec-
tons. His boat is a good one, and we'll adap-
ted to the trade. But neither stand in need
Of recommendation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

KENTucKY.-The Evansville packet Ken
lucky arrived here from Cincinnati on Thurs
day, and was receiving freight yesterday for
the Wabash. Capt. Gwathmey returned
sick. and Capt. Rogers of the Porter has
taken his place. We thank the first Clerk,
Mr.. Parvin, for his attention to this Office
The Kentucky is owned in this city, and her
officers and crew are nearly all Of Evansville.
She should therefore receive all the patronage
that can be given her from this city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

WABASH RIvER.-Capt Prunty, of the
Julia, informs us that the Wabash above is
in a fair stage, and falling. Below the mouth
of White river, it is very high. The Julia
came over the dam with full freight
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23
NEW MUSIC.

W ~ received selection ofnew and popular Airs
Waitzes, etc, for Piano snd Guitar
Also, a large assortment of superior Violirs
spanish Guitars, Flutes, Flies and Flapeoletts A.
c cor El9ln Bows and Bridges best Italian
wa hgh Sirng5 tor the Guitar, Violin and Bass
Reeds, Tuning Forks, etc. etc 0''i ionet
THOS. CONJUNCTION.
,L1o Book and Music store.
IInIo Corner Main and First streets
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STOLEN HORSE

a. STOLEN HORSE.--A horse was
~ Y left with me on Saturday night last under
N-@-- circumstances which render it certain he
was stolen. The young man who left him said he
was from Spencer county, near Rockport. and said
his name was Wright The horse is large bay
animal, about eleven years old, and in good order
lie has heavy black name and tail, sway backed
and star on forehead. He looks as if he had not
been used much lately
JOHN MCKINNEY, on Boonville Road.
mh20 d2wl miles other side Of Newbureh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

~" Jeemes" communication will proba-
bly, be inserted on Monday, although we
should prefer the other side to talk first, if SO
disposed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

~ To-day closes the publication of Web
ster's speech in the Daily. Now we have
room for communications, and the usual va
riety ofmatter.
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steamboat Register.
friday, MaFcn z.

ed next Sabbstb al at o'ioct Nv W." IL Og Rev Mr.
McCARERs Church; and one, also, in Rev. Mr.
GooDwINs Church, at O'Clock, P. NJ The friends
Of the License system respectfully invited to at
tend mhl9 d5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

Mr. EDrToR:-I am Candidate for Councilman,
IN Second Ward, and ifelected will vote for License
mh23 LEWIS HOWES.
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THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE CO,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA

XHT ILL insure Buildings and Personal Property on
Wy land against loss or damage by fire, and Boats
and Vessels, and Merchandise, in the course of
transportation, against loss. or damage by fire or
water, &c. Office in the room occupied by Jas
G. Jones, as Law Office on the corner of Sycamore
and First streets mh2O If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

~ Being very DESTROYS Of closing up
Webster's speech in to-day's paper, we have
been compelled TO postpone till Monday the
publication of the letter we desgned giving
our readers to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

GA H. SANDERS, Esq.-Please announce my
name candidate for Recorder of the city Of Evans
vile, at the next August election.
mh2I* N. ROWLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

~ The Circuit Court sits at Evansville
next Monday, JUDGE Lockhart presiding.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

A. H. SANDERS Esq.,-You will please announce
DANIEL CHUTE as a Candidate for the office of
Recorder for the County of Vanderburgh at the next
August Election. Yours, Respectfully,
min 2O* DANIEL CHUTE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

NJ OTTO e IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IL name of the Cannelton Steam Mill and Manu-
featuring Company has been changed to that of the
Troy Manufacturing Company, by permission of the
General Assembly, approved January 18th, 1S49;
and said Company accepted of said change at their
meeting, held at Canneton Ia, March 18th, 1850
mh2l If JAMES C. PORTER, ClerE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23
Evansville, March 10, 1850. mi
MORRIS S. JOHNSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

EVANSVILLE, a.,
WILL attend promptly to the bringing of suits,
w collection of money or any other business
confded to him in the counties Of Gibson, Po.ey
Nanderburg, Warrick. and Spencer.
{cg-OfIce First street, one door from the corner
of Main. mics
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

ONElL fashionable Tailor shop on Svc.
A/' more,6etween " aier and First ST npo.s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23

0Cy- a. II. SANDERS, ESQ., have been solicited by
numerous friends to become a candidate for the OIL
fee OF Recorder Of Deeds, &c for this county; and
you will please announce my name as u candidate
Tor that Office. Being Lawyer by profession,
think / can perform IFS duties with satisfaction to
all. Yours. Respectfully,
GLEN Emf Il. SIMONSCN
Evansville, March 10, 1850. NH Is
a~T-FMEND SANDERs-Nou wifi please announce
JACOB SINZlCK candidate for Councilman in the
SIKH Wmd, He1t prl election, as he will be sup
ported by
leb2S te MANY VOTERS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-23
TRUNK FOUND

L'OUND floating in the Ohio river, below Evans
Il vile. q TRUNK, containing a considerable
amount of Money, and sundry articles of Clothing.
The owner can have it by proving property and
calling on Messrs. RUFFNER & BROOKS, No. 8
Pharl street. Louisville, mh2I dlwSSwlm
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