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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-16

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COMO SIT!


IrFNHE public living in the South ard Southwes
! L should know and remember that every medi
cine heretofore manufactured in the Eastern anC
Northern States has utterly failed to cure diseases
| in the South and West. The reason is obvious
the difference in climate, diet and habits of life pro
duce among US diseases widely differing from those
common to the East and North Hence it is moral
Iy impossible for any physician however learned, tC
manufacture medicine 10 cure our diseases, unless
| by long practice and observation among those dis
cases. he first learn the peculiar idiosyncracy of the
Northwestern constitution
| The Cohosh tMacroty's Racemosa) is a medicinal
plant growing in our own climate OF Indian reputa-
ton, and admitted by every physician who has ex
aInined it, to be surpassed by medicine tonic
Alternative, and particularly adapted diseases Otthe
Southwest. 1t produces u powerful Alternative and
tonic effect upon the whole human system-stimu-
Hating all the secretOns TO healthy action, and Civ
ing tone and energy to the muscular and nervous
systems.
For all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the blood, or from nervous derangement-for dis
eases of the lungs liver, kidneys, syphaetic and
lmercurIal diseases-and particularly for all diseases
peculiar to iemales-it will be found superior any
medicine in use.
PROOF! proof!
DR.. HATCHITT: We have examined the recipe
for your Compound Extract of Cohosh, and believe
lii to be good and safe medicine
We have no hesitation in recommending it as
EQUAL ii not superior to any preparation OF Sarsapa-
Irila tor all diseases in which that article Is so
generally used
JOHN R. WILcox, NJ. D.,
Prot Matera Medica and Therapeutics. Evansville
l.. l.. LAYcocK, NJ. D., Medical
Prof. Theory and Practice Medicine. College.
NJ J. Bray, NJ. D.,
Prot Prime. and Practice of Surgery.
IS. SWAMI, NJ. D., Henderson, Ky.
Dated Evansville, October %, 1919.
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FRuIT TREEsI FRuTr TREEsII

s<sasE WE have made such arrangements 80
A3SSS. with the celebrated Nursery of fHoMP sSsss
%A~soN & Co., near Louisville, that we -
.SHRUBBERY, at the lowest prices. Send in your
orders
feb12 d6w3 J. P. & G. SCHWING.
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Dr. HATcHITT: l have examined the manner oil
preparing your Compound Extract of Cohosh, and
have used it to considerable extent IN my practice
| believe it an excellent remedy for all constitu-
tiOnal and chronic diseases.
Respectfully, l. HUTCHINSON.
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DISSOLUTION

# HE partnership heretofore existing under the
4 style OF RUSSELL & HUGHEs, is dissolved by
mutual consent The business hereafter will be
conducted under the firm of HoLLINGswoRTH &
IIUGHEs to whom all debts due said firm of Russell
& Hughes may be paid. r. B. RUSSELL,
JNO. W. HUGHES.
Evansville, Feb. 9, 1850. iebl2 if
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EVANSVILLE

5 Q L A n Z Il co N 7 A n Y
BOOKS for the subscription of Stock in this
- Company, will be opened on the l5Ch inst. at
10 O'Clock, at the office of JAS JONES' IN this city,
and kept open for two weeks unless the stock shall
be sooner subscribed. In the mean time persons
wishing to the Charter, can see it at the place
above designated. JAS. G.. JONES,
CRAWFORD BELL,
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JAS. LOCKHART,
febI2 IF JOHN INGIE, JR
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EVANSVILLE
EVANSVILLE
FEMA LIE INSTIT u L e,
SaIacf SchOnV 6Or V0mnu Ladies'

EVANSVILLE
FEMALE INSTIT UTE,
A Select school for Young Ladies,
OF which the Rev c.. A. FOSTER is Rector, will
~ be opened by the Misses E. CONVICTION, at the
Brick School House, adjoining the Episcopal Church,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of February next.
Course of study.
Primary Department.
Alphabetical Lessons, Reading, Spelling and
Writing, theBibe, (per quarter Of 3weeks,l So OC
Jtni0r Department.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, continued; Gram
mar, Arithmetic, and Geography the
Senior Department.
Grammar, Arithmetic and Geography, con-
tinued; History, ancient and modern Nat
ural, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy;
Chemistry, Botana, MineraIogy, Geology,
Astronomy, Constitution of the U States,
Algebra, Geometry, Grecian and Roman
Antiquities, Evidences OfChristianity-the
Classical and Ornamental Departments Extra
Latin, Greek, French, or Italian, .......... 3 90
Music the Harp, Piano, or Guitar, ....... 10 90
Drawing and Painting, water-colors, twice
week, 3 &C
Monochromatic Drawing, taught in Is or Is
lessons, and materials furnished -.....-. 0C
Mrs c. A FOSTER takes the charge of the French
Italian and Music Department.
The Rector will daily visit the School, deliver two
familiar Lectures a week Natural Philosophy
and Chemistry, and, occasionally, examine the
classes in the studies they have been pursuing.
lan26 If
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Nav ORLEANS. ThursdaY, Feb I

NEW ORLEANS thursday, rep L.
SUGAR-Th he demand was less active and 1880
hhds only, changed hands at teeber prices.
MoLAssEs Sales 1000 bbls prime at BIC; some
choice lots having brought 2lIc.
FEoUR-Market trm; sales 800 bbls Ohio at SIS
25; 100 at SIS 80; 321 common at 25Co4 81; 100
fine and 100 unbranded at 90; 375 Illinois at s.
so and 200 ST Louis and 500 unbranded on private
terms
CoRN-12OO sacks, out of fatboat, sold yesterday
ut Acc, and to-day l7C0 at Acc.
OATs-400 sacks Illinois were sold at soc.
WHIsKY-l4O bbls Rectiied sold at q IC022c. and
100 at2lc.
PoRK-500 bbs were sold at So 81 the Mess, and
7 81 the Prime; 200 bbls uninspected at 9 l23 and
400 bbls Prime, in lots from second hands, at so
GREEN MEAT-2O,00O Il sides were sold at SIC.
LARD Sales 1856 bbs and terces as folio S. 42C
bbls and tierces and 200 bbls private terms; 1os
bbIs 43c; 10 terces at 5-l6c; 3Ibls at 5ic AIS
bbls and terces Sic; 10 bbs at SIC and 293 bbl.
choice at sic.
LEAD-6o0 pigs Upper Mines were sold at 4ic.
CoFFEE-12OO bags Rio were sold at 144@l4sc.
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A FORTUNE FOR f1O OR f5!
BRITANNIA SPORTING PORTRAIT
CLUB,
Offices, George ST., plymouth, England.

ME Managers beg TO acquaiu: their numerous
L patrons that the next DISTRIBUTION OF
PORTRAITS OF RACE HORSES, will comprise
those entered for the forthcoming
GRAND NATIONAL DERBY RACE.
The No. Of Shares to be limited to 600 each Class
FIRST Glass MEMBER 8IO. SECOND CLASS DO f5.
Early application for the unappropriated Shares
lis necessary. A party subscribing for more than
one Share has hechance of gaining an equal num-
Der OF Bonuses. Those members who draw the va
rous Portraits will be presented with the following
sums;
Portrait of 1stClass Bonuses I'd do do,
Winner, or First Horse =. 10000 10000
Is Second Horse. 10000 5000
s. Third do 5000 1900
Divided amongst Starters. 5000 5000
Non-Starters 5000 5000
There are 209 Bonuses in each class that being
the number Of horses entered for the race The
Drawing will be conducted upon the same legiti-
mate principles as those which characterized the
late st. Leger and other proceedings
Full particulars of the result will be sent TO abb
sent members Immediately after the decision that
each may know his position.
5Cz-SubScribers Registered and Scrip forwarded
on recent of a remittance. Bills of Exchange
Drafts, Bank Notes, &c, addressed and made paya-
bic TO the Managing Directors.
w. JAMES & co.
3C5-Five per cent commission to be deducted on
the presentation OF Bonuses. ianA d2m
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SHENANDOAH FOX SALE.

a On account OF bad health, will sell
- the steamboat HIGHLAND, on good
terms Apply to -r-o,o
febI3 dim J. /. HOGO
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Thursday, February TIP M.

Thursday, February Il P NJ.
CoTroN-The demand is very limited and we
heard of the sale of only 500 bales.
SUGAR-Buyers waiting the landing of the late
arrivals and but little done thus far.
MoLAssEs-Sales 600 bbls prime 2lic
FLoUR-Sales confined to small lots.
CoRN-Market nearly bare of stock.
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FOR SALE.

<%A A NEW two-story Frame House, on Clark
==s street, Texas. The house is well insured and
occupied by good tenants. Apply to
febl3 dim ]. L. HUGO.
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PrTTsBURGH-P. M.

There are 10 feet and half water and fall
ing slowly. Weather pleasant.
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[ VIE Undersigned are now Receiving very Ia
4 and well selected stock of
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,

which, with their present lot, will make as desra-
bic an assortment as may be found West We have
received from Pittsburgh well-assorted stock OF
Glassware, and are DESTROYS that all in want OF
the above articles may give call, as we are
satisfied that it will be 20 their interest to do So
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers
to examine our stock, being assured that we offer
inducements to dealers entirely sufficient to stop
them here if they call. Orders put up with des-
patch, so that they may go to any part of the coun-
try without breakage.
&rWe are Offering inducements in retailing.
Please call and see
tebl2 If HOLLINGSWORTH& HUGHES.
9crThe following papers copy Card to amornt of
81 and send bill to advertisers; Evans
vile; Courier, TeTe Haute; Journal, Lafayette;
Advocate, Mt. Vernon; Advocate. Shawneeiown;
Clariol, Princeton; Kentuckian, Henderson; Amer
lean, Owensboro'.
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PITTsBURGH, Feb. Is.

PITTSBURGH, teb. 10.
There are IL feet water and falling
weather pleasant
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.
1t has been raining nearly all day, and the
river has risen 80 inches.
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MOLASSES.
AIIIS r. ROWES

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, LIQUORS,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes, Spades, Shov-
els, Powder ETC., etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say to Mer-
chants Having had experience in the business of
the West, almost as long as the West has had bus
mess they have thort ugh knowledge ofthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
are prepared to sell goods on as favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or Cincinnati
To CANAL COMPREHENSIVE especial view to
Canal works, they have on hand, and will be con-
toeeber wB ali oRer aTte
calculated to facilitate the toll nourish the body or
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALERs.-They will
pay the highest market price for country produce,
and call particular attention to their very large
stock of Gunny Bags, which they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail to please.
Nov. 9, '49-n 2I-tf:
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Steamboat Register.

Friday, Feb. -.
BOAT FROM TO TIME
Gen Scott. N Orleans. -. Cincinnati :. e NJ
Brooklyn H.. Cincinnati Nashville =
| Ohio IN Orleans. 10 "
G Perry. '-..4 L M
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DRUGS. MEDICINEs ETC.

I AM now in the daily receipt of my spring sup
i ply of DRUGS, &C., &c, consisting in par
of the following
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LOTS FOR SALEAT AUCTION
TN TEE HEART OF TIE CITYII

OILS, PAINTS, ETC.
~ BBLS. Linseed Oil;
~ 10 bbls Spirits Turpentine;
do Copal Varnish,
do Japan do:
10 do Dried Whiting;
100 pounds Blue Prussian;
1000 do Red Lead;
20G0 do Venetian Red:
1000 do Spanish Brown;
Just received and for sale low by
feb7 CRAWFORD BELL.
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W. E. HoLLINGsWoRTH. $500! mo. W. HUGHES
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
HOUSE,

Water street, betlgeeR Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, IA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14
". c. MoRAGNE, Editor.
~. +. DURISOE, Proprietor.
THE ILLS wE5IEFT BEHIND US,

i Ii T. l. LIS w X LIE FT + II IN
Oh! what's the use Of looking back
As o'cr life,s To1l we travel;
Or paasing for a moment to
> Some mystery unraycl a
The better ways to go ahead :
Let Fortune miss or find us,
And never cas-. a glance upon
The Ills weleayc behind rs.
When sickness and sore toes combine
To make us sad and weary,
pughtto keep our spirits up,
think that life is dreary;
IS Bdf cast at once from off our souls
The chains of grief that binds US, 4
And bid a last farewell unto
The ills we leave behind us.
is world hath pleasure for us all,
swelas cares Esssorrow,
= 1SAnd though the skies may weep to-day, 4
They may wipe up to morrow;
Then whyshould VIC let present woes
sssQ FORMER ones remind us2
y'repast-they're gone-so lssS forget
9 The ills we leave behind US.
: Then lot old Time remove the stones
Where all our grseis are covered,
And frightcn Memofyas bird away,
Which o'ersthem long has hovcred;
For whengRiifiin his fatal net
ssss srim Death has once entwined us,
esaseto think Of present. joys
And ills we leave behind u.s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

--~c>---- -.
The FsEsc,I REPUBLlc FAiLTRE.-M.
Thicrs, in his recent speech on the bill to in-
crease the salary ofthc President, pronounced
the Republic failure. He ssia:s
1t is High time toeome ii, . aconclusion,
either by an accord or. 4 disscrord. Some
thing may be sail on the basissof the qucs-
ton. a Republic has been established in
the laws, but the attempt to establshit in the
manners and customs of the country has PROV
ed i iailure. The palace Of the Elysec does
moi in any way resemble The residence of the
President Of tic United States. Is the coun-
try indignant at that! BY no means. In
place Of eor,lcmHing what is passing at the
Elyscc. il smiles with pity at those WHO have.
cl;dc,rored to found u Republic in nation
profoundly monarchcal. 1t is perfectly we'll
aware that IL is crisis, workmen, and old
soldiers, who profit by the libcrali;ies Of the
E!y'ec. m1ch more than those persons who
ircqncn! iie drawing; room Of the President
II is 10; for Us 10 be ;stonished at matter
which, after all. i, only firm contradiction
9ircn h% the verify Of or habits to the false
hool Of Our laws. Let lis leave such indig-
na;iou 10 Inc aiountail. General Caraignac,
when head Of the executive power, did nos
resemble Il President of the United States.
should he sorry 70 do anything 10 ccmpro-
misc the future dcs:inics of the country, but
] "m not one OF those who IRE Indignant or
astonishcd that France, iwihst:.Eding that
The Republic has been proclaimed here, re-
mains liz realty monarchy, by tastes, habit,
#rd usases. My voc, consequently, will not
cost me anything as TO the principle Of
The matter; and rs to TIE form, we nave
sought that which appearedmost suitable"
- FRENCH LITERARY PRHE-The
French Ac:drEly lately offered prize Of
1000 francs for the hest dramatic work, in
! cu!clting principles cf rec:!udc and morality
Ii has been given to Emile Angler, author Of
Gabrielle
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14
5 VOLUME XIV.
eNna1ibcr 80. 81

ssNa1bcr 80. e,
+ LIvIse FOR AprEAnANeEs.-Co Col Full
ler, Of the nj ews orl Evening Mirror, is
tight emphatieall lY.t TiglF, and theworld
should know it His living for appear!
sances iissthe greet csafse yof social life; it
has He'd more rnpteies, forgeries,
domestiic s5arrel lies and lssnicides than
all other causes nut stegetk Ihefatal
ambition infe an rank md conditions
Of soeiety and runs more d souls and for-4
tunes than ak 81 other passions co med
The fear gf. the world I, z is nnorta dss|
to all who ente it. Here ifl sveys
York ne see the big hing effect Of fstihis
deadly curse where ever ne turn 1oHr e5es
Itmakes the lives pf two of stEe
community q perpetualI5 eaacsed t To
,out.shine their neighb bofs iin style ef liy-
ing, eqaipage, seems bs;f The ruling ulli pass
ssion, not only Of the g per scircle But
Int of the Masses IT is tnIyg a nos 4
35Iliiaable hition, and cost what
l7
t not COST q ffofto.s honesty huh
II g wen asse sss
- = eslseto t'e e sociai ga
r.tl,as An - = 8. i 3
Hnei ianeho,y "a 8, esr m nm M
and the f;tsbiionlaal
fWeerl 1race & Il and ssiinity S.
and dis. St hfs are perfaps ffle
9s signal md fae most shock kfilis ex a 1;
iffeaaion this g s:slrnggle on s scitt
lgtf tty tteuls ssa sf E
s..
s y s.,sssss
a,s 8 !. IT, Z - = -;
s Ss,.
81, IS. s,,l c., -
$50. ..io w N.e''osa oeteist !. ss's.s
Dry 2. lnss ares''terleil Ssllfei a
= ts,hes.: ~, M soliesi OF tRe
.eliee g 9 lis lettiisr po the iatfef
tae hlse'eck o. Sssfn9ty atfer
passing afIcsoiasaonst sl' a9lsls, 10 me.
u hileriefelsce sit g was ottefsise atd
Z n1lst iestl. ;:to.san. interruption of
q .p'aderce .ee'weea: :tleawo bodles,a
.lses.Dr. s,seS' ,'s3 BAKER of sfexas IS then y.
.ne. Assoelal0n' oa1 nc dcelltled.; and
- Y sz,5;.S = s'a5sas .''4ss 'est.=y
s'e''',o'. '''"e'r '.'se'iNs staes !.s''
4 :. resolution 2s:'' '''a' ''.iousa eesiTh
'lnue. e'e correspondence, ye' oclns\
wne'ncsll'c General 4AsseifosS ey, theE .c Es-
eeft'*'c.lon' da mol intend 70 discourage
saeaa ! eoh'lnuahee, 'hey would omit appoint
IVY aeiega'e uR'' .ae views OF Inc Assem-
n'y' sAout. pe more a'S'i.'c'.} aeSelopee 8 nc
fie;,Dy'ers'n' .he organ 'f Inc uenerai 4a. as-% :
-.;crna BY; atSer giving sketch OF the proceed
lngs OF INC hss".i...:-n srnaks of the sus- I
pension of tie correspondence as ,-..-,....-::
f2cf," and expresses a bali4flj,,t r. aw;,t,,ovo,
ne renewed unless tic Association Eetrsct"
II t'Hot III I'LL tf"o:;bic ttl't Inc ASSOCIATION
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

To DESTROY RArs.-Many accidents
occurring from the use OF poisons, we
advise all who are troubled by these mcai
and corn deprelators to try the following
simple plan: Take some old corks and
chip them up into pieces about the size of
grains of coffee, and then with IN old
coffee mill grind them up, and when well
ground fry it in some grease. Put it in
the vicinity of their haunts, and you will
soon sec the result"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

An OLD LADY in iowa, while recently
in the woods. was bit on the end of the
nose bv Il rattle snake. The old lady
recovered, but the snake died. Coroncrs
verdict" poisoned by snuff"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

EVERY one for himself as the jacllas:
said when dancing among the chickens:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

W BLAcKweoD. for June has been re- =.
ceived, III Is a ldIerabIe good number :
the first article entitled Literary Pam.
phlots. scores Thomas Carlyle very Sc.
verely-a third Of the number IS taken
up with an account Of ilte proceedings ol
the great Protection meeting held in Lon
don during the first week in May last
the meeting appears to have infused .
very hopeful spirit in the protec'onis,
party. and BIackwood seems to entertain
very sauguine expectations, that it will f.
nally recover from the discontinue which
it has been suffering for number u
years past. .... ..,... .t...
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FROM WASHINGTON.
By Telegraph for he Daily L aneastsr Gdscae
WAsiIEorOS, July

n. =
0y ls'eg'aPh Jor me OsHs ~ eneH''sr oese'e
WAsiISoroS, July !
sfSlTt After abort executive session the
Senate took up q bill granting bounty iapds 10
;ea,nea si!1 mnrlne' who served ~ tle e.I nn''
;"c, "v aJ;,in Ji urng lne MexIeah ""r "e SUI"
~ va u''.u1Se" hhu hin ssluo'
lbe omnibus 1'll wns taken up ana rerngkS
49,, .."i 81. N""Per 'o'' III" W WI 'P
~ fv.i +fist He "'., a.,
~ ilee submitted yHHt 'eS1h,"'h I"r 'le
,n' VI Tue pre- eht session Vi on
H.. ~" nus"S'f co.,
~ a,.s"er 70 'iie oehs'e Te'"l,''", oi l''e -Ih
rim" ,'a, u. Tss rereISeo rpm lne rreS'nen'. sia
,;~ee "s tue ~ or'e'' nhu correspondence 'e'd'
s.ew MeAle3 aLu ehas huse DereU'npIs
~, ~ anu 'fiit 'ne , y, H''
~ o'i.ri n'''.e % |1I, '','l"eS
JS'" ;',.,,a, Gaming eoH'e"''on' l"e 'e"''e
IIi1,,.~ 1T. r -. IT,,
.;on u.s. ~ ol'pli'n c'l'lh was co''sue'ea'
t y ~ :, p,'ne "t wv" "eeN' was ,'
,bo " 'sy s,, '''o ",ee 'e" on
''S ~; s4' 80 H'!s ~
VI t''S ~ " ''Io
y, .,'o 'l''' '''o tieIl'''u NO was
,' 'nI' M We a., , =. Sons =, aequ.c" ~ Puy-
Ho"'i ii ., .la. '"S NI'o'e' ~" ;. "i""sJ az
'o"eI ~ 'D1 ~ 'e''eS " ',s | N.
NJ c',ar A.. p,''t'-'I II, pr,''L
WI n 'i' .'.''Ir o.il ~ -
'O'rt. D"H Pba 'bo ,rao W % sJ;1nr' eJ "' ~
"'"' No. '"e 'iou'o' "''2 "' ''J'''"e
WAsHlSoToN, July :.
SEsATE-Mr. Ynlee called up bis resolution
filing tue l2tll Of August for the adjournment Of
Congress. ...
Mr. Clay briefly reviewed the condition "f The
public business, aud ihou elIt il inexpedeni ia the
/ ti.s l.. ..,I.. a. Il
mate the day upon which C"ngress might al djoun.
AfIer some further debate. mnliUn 10 post pune
tile debate was carried and
| The consideration ui the Compromise bill was
resumed, Wien Sir. Upham concluded his re
marks.
! Mr. Seward next spoke lie was in FAVOR Of
the unconditional admission Of Cailifaruia.
! The Srnaie adjourned at O'clock Mr.. Bel
having tile fio0r for to niorru,g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
confsssion or Professor wsS.tsr.

DOsToa, Juy 5.
The cdniessiUn Of Professor Webster was com.
municated To- the CouncilLy bis special adviser.
DR.. Pullman.
The Professor denies thai the act was premedi.
iated. His object 10 making the appointment with
as lie was uGable 10 meet his liabilities, aud he
Thing. He slys that PafkInan abi:sed bin ahtl
used most opprObrivus epifhets towards him,
threatening 10 get hie: turned out Of bis place, &c
1t irriu,te,l him to the highest degree, and IN 4
Innrncnt Of pIrensy lie seized stick, aud with
one violent blow ON the head be killed Parkman
nn the spot. The confession then goes on with
tue details.
The after proceedings appear to have been car
ried through With the creates coolness.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

BALTfaioRE AND Ono RArLRoAD.-The
Wheeling Gazette Of Thursday week ha.
the following article in relation to The
Board of Engineers:
The Board of Engineers appointed by
the Governor to examine the Grave Creek
and Fish Creek routes. from the point
of divergence near Tygart's valley bridge
Ia the river, with view 10 the adjust.
ment Of tne controversy etweeh this city
and The Baltimore and Ohio railroad are
tn meet at Elizabethtown on the lsi Of
July. preparatory 10 make the required
examination. They are TO report which
ofthe two routes is the cheapest and most
practicable. and according To the law un.
der which they act. their decision is to be
final That decision will 5e looked tu
with great interest. promising az II does
t" finally adjust very long aud tedious
controversy.