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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-26
SECOND ANNLUA FA IR OF
1rAlE SOU Wff15 OAR0GoMA
INSTITUTE.
OPENED on THE 18TH NOVEMBER NEXT

liz.
TIME second annual Fair of the
Il South Carolina Institute, forthe
promotion ofArt, Mechanical Inge-
nuiiy, &e.willbe held in Charleston,
opening on the 18th November, and
10 continne during the week.
Specimens of every branch of In
dustry re earnestly solicited. Pre-
m;ums will be awarded--for The best
specimens, Silver Medal; for the
next best, Diploma. For Original
Inventions, suitable premium, al the
discretion of the Judges.
A selection will be made of the
best specimen of Mechanism and the
Arts-of Cotton Rec, Sugar Il oil ac-
co, Com, Wheat, Flour, Rosn and
Turpentine and sent TO The World S
Fair, to be held in London in the
Spring of 1851.
A large and commod Gus build ny
has been Sc ected for the Exhibition,
and every attention viii be paid to the
reception ard care of articles sent 10
the Fair. ALI artic e. must lie drec-
ted TO l.. M. Hatch, Chairman of
Committee of Arrangements: and be
delivered by the 18th of November.
Communications addressed TO James
ATaylor. chairman of Committe en-
Correspondence will meet with
prompt attention.
The Hon. JOS. III. LUMPKIN, of
Georgia, will deliver The Annual Adj
dress, on Tuesday night, lie 18th
November. 1 d,
Arrangements have teen made
with the South Carolina Rail Road
Conn rany. TO 'et all articles intended
for the Fair. re'urn ii ee Of charge.
WIN. GREGG. President.
T.. C.. JONES Secretary.
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GEORGE OATES

MUSIC + WARE ROOMS.
For the erclu$ire sale Of RGcon d. Pa
pen's and Dubois and .Seabrry'sd
celebrated Grand Action Pr
dno FOrtes,
2s4 and GAG king Street (at the Bend.)
CHARLESTON. Sc.
Euery Instrument seld is accompanied
ic,fh a tIrttfen g',Grdntee so that
there is no risk Uhdterer to the 1uf..
chaser. M iW %e uo hah
NEW MUSIC.
MIR. OATES would respectfully invit
1RH the attention of the public generally
30 his selhct catalogue of musicl public,
iions, the copy rights Of which have been
secured from the Composers.
lima Bishops Grand March. founded on
Brlni's celebrated Rondo Finaie, .Ah!
don't mingle, in 'L,t Snmn mbula. 'Sund
Introducing the new variation. compose ed
by Bellini. {never before published and
the property of Bechsa) Emhtllished
with correct likeness of ofMadame Bi.hap,
in the character of Amina. Arranged
for the Piano Forte BY N. @. Boch,a.
Price 373 cents. , ao fsh ~
Une INIT dams les T'ropiques: "a Night in
the fropics.) A Reverir, on y motive
from Ie Descrt, hv Felicitc David Com
posed by M,u"ice Stikosch. 3f1 cents
Grand Polka Fanfastgue. .composed bv
the latc eminent Gpi'ariSt. Vincent A..
Schmidt. author of the Retreat = Are
ranged forthe Piano Forte by Miss Adcll
Kohnstock' 25 cents. ra
S,tpnvSide WTaltz: cmhellshed with beau-
tiful and correct view of Sunnyside. he
residence nf Washington Irving: comro-
sed bv Henry T.. Oates. 25 cents.
Nara Blame Polka. % cents. e.h
Rd Friie d. Regiment Polk, introducing
the nj 'S2lui In France % cents.
Iere n .dmonr Potka. 25 cents.
Ynnk"c Doodp Polka. 25 cents.
Federico, Williams a -rdrp Poliw. 25 cts.
Second S,tsannoh Poika. nv Rziha. 25 cts.
Home, Street Home, Polka. beautiful.
25 cents.
Last Rose Of Summer. Polka. vegy popular
2S cents. ta Bi@ 0 'p
Love moi Polka. nv Rzihi 25 cents.
Celebrated Linda Polka, introducing tAhi
weuldihe happy dry was near. 25 ca
Charleston QaodriItes; by r. Wsolcott.
373 cents.
Dispa;riinq Mary. heau'iful Ballad, COM
pesed hy the late disiingei he'd Vocalist,
John Wilson. 25 cents.
Kto,oee Yates. in Q Nos; by 'ldy Of
| South GlroIins. so cents each.
FDaimstto Regiment Qaick Step -embel
lishe with acorect rep, ,esentation of The.
new MILITARY Hall. Cliarl' ston: by Henry
IT o tes. 25 cents 1saiE
Southerner Quick Step -embellished with
sorfset representation of Steamship
eoutberner. bv Henry II: Oatea. 25 eenfs.
S1ss4ssgs- Gnomss Msyek. tsanrosed by a
lsdy Of Sn1ti. G,.roiina. % cents.
4 al Ioaq Iso'ke. Stevermukisclc25 25 o,s.
Carairat Of pen;es Polka, very popular.
2bceuts
.S,syrfnoyk;scbe Fapoy;,s Polka. 2s cents,
4 Also. ali the New Music received BY ex-
press from the principal publishers in the
4 United States.
i IA liberal discount made to dealers,
schools and iserinapias.
60 0lders for these publications p'psi
be sent to ~
6EoRGE OATES.
2gt and osst5 Kinsx st (at the bpndl 8H
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Is9095l8S MJ % fiaIH s. oq
OSE who wish Bugeaus ard
] Hedsieads, can get them Oh feaA.
onablS terms by applying 10
S. AEcF All.
picksns G. H., s. g,
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Mr.. Kendall of the N. O. Plea
youne, is now in Europe engaged IN
preparing designs and Illustrations for
his magnificent work on the Mexi-
can War. He frequently cores
ponds with his paper. And fromhis
last letter, d ted Paris, TAX the fol-
lowing interesting extracts: =.
"Among other notables or celebri-
ties, who are just now attracting
great attention in Paris, lean men
ton the Nepaulese Princes, with
their servants fr retainers. They
are considered fine looking men, hut
/ If ] were allowed TO take my pick o.
the Cherokee nation, lcoiild find five
hundred far more noble spec raens oi
humanity, and who could play their
parts as princes with as much digni
4 ty and decorun, and far less non
sense and superstition. These fel
4 lows have been much peiied in Eng
Hand, probably for the want OF othe
euriositics. Their dresses are Ger
. .tainly magnificent, and very striking
withal, and as they sta ked about
wrapped up in feathers and finery. at
tracted great crowds, In coloEshe,
resemble our 3nsliaass; II fact wer'
you to see them passing through IN
atreefs Of Rev Orleans yoss( nigh
take them for q party Of Choctases
rigg11 out in lssST holiday ginaeraek:
they usa I'd TleAl except whai the
Kill assa ceok iheaasalyss, and Il inv
! ted out ~ a dinner hey Alvvags ca
J their FIJI before starting - as e iosic
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am 4tsn W1drs, in @cdlanb, Saeot 81
|6rislsmsr, i'm Gotten Sabre fsines 4ltsre
am 25. Setr, in Nusfomtmanpr, Ga,
sa Gpise, 8attin BON Daniel 9piss. im 80.
fen setsnejatrr.
--am 93. Sebruar. in Grin,piti6, Saepb
Nsntir6, i'm Utter bon 20 Sabrsn.
am 26. Sstr., in Sloro 5elpeltera, eli,
fatstb $snssL Satin bon Saeob $enssI, set.
|Nisop, i'm 55itsn seteneiabre.
--am7. O.dr5, in Heacins, william sal6,
|3olIeinnsbmsr an ter peiftra6cn.Srhfs, i'm
soften $etensjabre.
-aiu i. 2Wiiar5, tier, 9Inna Maria 8cht,
|sohter bon 5einrih Scdt, i'm s5tten Sabre.
-am sS. Sebr, III Wlontsomerp 60, o.
bio, elilatstb 5ollsntah, Satin BON Gal.
|4cllentadb. fraber BON Berfs @auntp.
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Serbeiratbet.

-curh csn gbrw. H. 8. SH6snbaintr, an
4. Wdrs, 5srr Sclepb Wolfnssr mt Dlit
Barbara Scr, teloe poa Nearns. -am TO-
ten, 6rr OaaisI 3utsr init MlB gatbarIna
Msf, bsibs ben grster.
-rurh Den gbr,p. 9. 8. W1iasr, am 3teu
1ars, 6srr 5sinrieb Smitb, bon Slsu San'
Pper, Wlontsomsrp Co., init Mib Gulanna
|S6trune, BON Baibinsten, Bcrts Go.
-eurh oen gbrw. u. 6. tsinbah, am s.
Waar3, 5r. Sobn 3inn, bon gumru nit Nlib
&poia G6upp. BON Brsfnof. -am 9tsn, 6r
earl We. &epis, BON Olep, W1it miB gatba'
rina 6ummel, bon Wobrlou, Gin l0tsn 6r
!6tinri6 $ebman, BON msperstauu, init Wllt
Carolina 9ummsI, BON Neapina.
ben gbrrp. 3 o Afbton, am "a Sebr.
!5rr Daniel 3. Wbitman nit Olis gatba'
|rina Wsifs, bsips BON &eaons.
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DAYLY & DOLLAR WEET.Y '
NEWS.

NOW rs THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
THE unexampled success which has attended
the DOLLAR WEEKLY NEWS, ENCOURAGES
the proprietor to make further efforts to ncrea
It's usefulness and to extend its circulation.
There has long been demand for cheap &,
vigorous Wing Weekly Paper in this city.
For some years past the country has been flooded
with cheap papers: many which are secret, if
not open foes to the interests of the Whie party.
Unidentified, as the principles and politics of that
party are, with the best interests of the country,
1t tbecomes us to see that the press-the great
engine of political power-is actively and faith
fully employed in the dissemination of correct
political truth.
Special attention is directed to General News.
Literature, the Arts and Sciences, the interests
OF Trade and Business and all such reading as is
necessary to make it good Family Newspa.
per.
Our Literary Department comprises a va.
ned collection oforiginal and carefully selected
prose and poetlcal writings, with fund of anec-
dote and other matter calculated to improve the
heart and please the fancy. Our arrangements
1or the Latest News are as perfect as possible
WIN correspondents abroad and our Reporters
at home, and with ample Telegraphic advises up
to the hour ofpublication our readers will be kept
informed OF the latest intelligence, foreign and
domestic. We give the most ample reports off the
state OF the Markets in the principal cities of the
Union OF any paper published in this city, with a
general synopsis matter interesting to business
men.
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pefreieb. - Das miniilerium hat leis
Men spIan fur bic Bilbuns Der 6fr.sbeutiden
Soll' iino polititsn Yereinisuna ausfilbrlieb
tsrefentIiett. Dis 8emerfunasn empfehIcn
be 4bfhafuna Der Terbota6lIe uno an bsrsn
Stelle fclhs @hnsa6ae, ipie {ts erforoerliet
teln tno9en; oies piro ale cine ,picbtiae Ma6=
reaeI auspofaunt, unb als terednet, bic San.
oelsiatereden oss 8unbss au farpern.
iln5arn.-Oie Ssp6leeruns linsarns fanat
on nibreM pas sesen bic Nesisruns ausaubrlt.
ten. Graf fSslefi 1T aus Dem 8efansnis snt.
iailen ,porben. Oas am l6. San. ilter 2s
nisar. Ofti5iere anssefprchene Scbeeurtteil
Ut Don 5epnau in bis l5jabrise gmlpsr;
runs IN Rrtten umsewanbelt.
Ois unaar. Slibtlinae ftnp nat ben aIlas
flfden sprcDin5en Der Sdrfei setraett pors
ben. Ser tlr3lebs SrIutb sur Grmcreuna
Kcttutb's miro BON per tlreiG6sn &ssieruns
antsrfunt.
3u SnIprnf bat Elm teceutenoer Rampf
5tptlebsn 3wci Snfanterie Nssimentern fats
Sefunoen, nobel 80 D1aii bermuRoet tpurben
Ole SIctte FOB tftrelhifh ober bsutIh q
fol- I'M 5ipet Sresatten bon 60 uno cine gors
bette bon 80 Rancnen permebrt werocn.
I'll Dsitreit bat nod feline 9ers
tinbuna init DER pforts rpiepsr ansefnipft =
Die lesten Slahriebeen bon gontantincpel
limb pom so. San, gu ipsletw 3elt man be:
tnrebtste, ba6 Die enSlilhe Dsmontration in
Sriehenlanp bic Semibunsrn Sranfrsits
IN Der rafltfebsu Insclescubsit tbsilsn wirbe
Sranfr th.-sparis 1T rubis, ctwcbl
tepsntembe llnruben iu Den lipliebsn proUin'
gen itattaefunoem baten.
Sie Tesisruua acoenft jeos Concentration
ober ltn3nfriepsnbeit su pampfen, me6balb
cas $anb IN bier arr6e Militarsubtbelunss
9etbeilt worpen 1T. hber pelbe Senerdle init
auBercrbentliten Srfeblsbabcr: SoIImaebtcn
selsbt ltno.
Die eHsute in Daris 1T uuteroridt NOR:
Den, aber bic Soeialiten ,parem fir cine 9rcs
Be Oemonttraticn am 24iten prganiltrt. Dil
litdr:Nhitunsen ltuo epch sematbt woroen,
um ben Sriepen 3u bewabren unb bic DroUlns
zen ltnp inter cine 2trt BON tIraerlitbem
Sfancreft ssfellt. - qonis Slapolecn bat
febr plrl BON fsiner fribern Spopnlaritdt pers
loren. Sle MISUNDERSTANDING 1T baupts
fahlib NIT Der Sefprrhuns res grjtsbunss:
adcsse tsfhdftist sewelen. nobel sbers uno
fsine sDartei cine beocntsnpe 0llspsrIass ct:
l,tten. Sbiere bat leitpem ber 8e9Ieruus
frine linteritiisuua Cntso9rn.
Bon = IA II nttts Sleues als Gin
1ustruch cre Sefup'e. - Der papf mar
noh nictt nah NOm surdfsetebrt.
Gnala - 9as parlamrnt 1T nit
Vslprehuns Der Srcibanpelspcltt bGhdf
tist semefen, nobel pas W1iniHerinm init 81
Stimmen unteritlst murcs.
Sn ben Sa5rifoifritten 6no in Sclss Der
bcben SaumwclIenprsile Ssrlu6e ssmatbt,
porben, bic Sabrltsn in tirsersr 3clt 3u bes
arteiten.
8rie lanb. Die 8lcface rur6
Die gnsldncer pauerte mob fort. ginisc tleis
ne arlrhlfht Sabr3cuss fparen BON ccn gus'
ldncsrn sencmmen tporpen. Siu6lano mo
Ositrei6 fsben anf Seitsn Srishenlante,
Srantrei6 1T ais psrmittsInoe Wlaett aufsss
treten. - Gin Geridbt nar in limlauf Da6
bic Snf'l ct prinja bon Den ensldnrsrn
aenommen rporoen fei.
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Gr

W.
SIR auecr oem Sauie sebaltene urmc.
eliiabet5 Rreioer, $50, Sobn Satnsl 10
Oaalel 6aae, fir feline Sohter 20, SraI $40:
mig 30, Saeob 6opsr 10, O1arp 8crid, 9 so
Sobn 5eIIsr Is, marsaret OrsElsr 35, Vol.
lp Smltb 20. Saepb Ssrnbart 20, Sobn
Strans 95, Cara Braun 90, wm. Setaffer
90, Gitber 0isbl 20, 9aDio Sobnlon, 20 SO,
6slmrieb iSclt IS, Nsbefa Sung, 20, gliIas
teth Sttdpler 90, Glilatetb taufs l6, Ga.
tharina Sapp 10, Daniel 8aB I6, Srau Oers
ger so, gbarIotte 9tisf 90, elIatetb Oblin.
ger 90, Aprabam GOth 90, S0bn Sod 20,
Sara Bet9eral 90, gatbarlna SeBLer 20,
Sarbara Sraun 90, WascaIsna Oswalo 19,
Snlanna Giefer fir 6iG's Slno 4, Saeob
Serbart, fir ieinsn Spbn 90, Srau $afep
l5, Srau D1orris l2, glHatetb Disbl 90,
GEO. 8cprn 10 SO, poGp 8o6lrr 90, Sap.
SIen's Camille 80, lDlttpe Bis!er go,
Srlecri6 Otlin9er 25, Saeob 8aus 81 so,
Secr9e Gill so, gbriitan SarnI6ot l6,
6einri6 $cmon 25, Sobn 9iercIf 90, witt.
,pe Gtrunt 10, 6anna Wsnssl Is, Sobn
gbrltman 90, Sames parmer 90, @ufanna
9bcmpion 6, gIiIatetb Butternef 5, Dieter
Marfhall Is, Scbn pob Is, Ssnj. Naosu:
tatb IS, Sobanna >emon 10, Dlaria efen:
beim 10, Npam Shmsbl 10, Cara Sebmsbl
10, Wlitael llnssr, fir ieine Sinner 10, Nb.
Sebman, fir DrB's Sotttsr 10, gIlabeb
Shhn 10, Iram Neinsrt, fir Icine Oluttsr
10, O1aria Smitb 10. 8sorae Spcbn SO,
Saeob Wlthsl S. wittwe Sibbs 5, wius
lpe Rrif S. -l244 90
unterftiibnn8 aueerbelb.
Sascb O1tbsn SIS, &poia 5armonp s., O.
SOtbcnmeper S, Sec. &epIsr, fir 5. misse
man Q O5, Cara Shmsbl 90, - 5elms, fir
feinsn Sobu 80, QDilliam 6eebler 10, Sobn
Burfbart, fir Qmos 3iebsr 80 78, Yenjam.
Staupt, fir 9srlhiscsnc Is, @artlnBraun,
fir Serfhisosne 10 rs, Saeob Shmsbl Is,
Sraes Me8ormif Is, 9aDio Ereis 5, Mars
aartt 6e6 5, gatbarina SebIer so, petsr
gpler. fir 9. Sau.riet II, Sac. seinba6, fur
&ec. mitebea 81, Brisprit Nienl, fir s..
Stabl 10, 8eo, Wclot, fir g. Sranfsnbsrs
nrr 30 CESiftma Nhliuapr 10 o1S 60
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gS 0 b fetle
SlenDen unD S0Qtter -!
9. &. SSiuiaa,ts.

Nv ~<SttAtWAHeSS
$40. 10, Slcre isebets Sra6e, pbilapclpbia
S"brifant DenetianiIber Slenoen une
SroB' uno SleinbincIer in ScnfersShat.
tern,-renen Die b6hfsu pramiums tsi osn
ShauttIluns'n 3u Nem Oort, pblapspbia
ilno Saltlmcrt 3nerfannt morcen.
Derben9e fir Stcbrs unp ttFent(iete 8ss
fauoe wsrpen ansefcrtist unp nit Snhtatcn
perfehsn.
Gin aro6es Idertsmeut bon 3lenoen unp
Sbattern, bon neusltsm Stpl uno lusitat:
tIna' gu een nlserisltsn Saarselp prellsn.
Oas spubllPlIm miro es portbeilbaft finpsu,
anlurufen.
Alte SIsneen msrbsn anaetricten uno aus
9eltnst, oaB lte ,pie nen anslebsn.
y. Z I'D. benabrlhtiat Die &unoen bon
Sreeman's alten gtatIlFsmsnt, SO. l4s4,
Cub lmrte Stra6e, ba6 CT BON bort nacb $40.
IL, CUB istsn Strase ss3csen 1T, no er
athtnnaeSclI Tim Die Sortpaner ibrer Suup.
fhaft tttst
pbilapclpbia Wlars I2. smt
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Sbaafs-Dis prefs pariirsn BON ST. bis /
$44, nab Der NuaIifdt.
Ser Neaolnger
DeutIOe sgSerein

Das Direftorium oiefss Derens mro feline
mcnatbe Ssrfammluns fir Den NRcnat NRdr,
moraen Nbsnb, ben 20ifsn Diefss, i'm qoeals
oss Tsreins, @de Der 7ten unb gpruslfrass,
baltsn, fur bic 1srifsieeruna Der Darlebsn Ses
Ssrelns unb folbs amber @efbdfts ais pcrfon,s
men m69sn.
Nrnolo purpells, Gsfretdr
Gsabins, Wdr; 10. I'm.
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81 rmembams= u ecb,titna.

9arifelIun9 Der &ehnun9 Der 2(rmsn unp
bsa Gauiss Der Sefhdftisun9 BON Ssrfs 50.
Sr.
Der Nebnun9sflbrsr 1T bslaifst nit AGO 9(ns
wslfun9sn aus9sifsat an ben Sbas smsifsr
Der Sauntp Ssrf6, mdbreno bsm Sabre, mel.
Dies am |. Sanuar 1s49 anfn9 uno am 81.
See, l949 enoi9ts bsibs Sage sinssfhloGsn,
gum Sslauf BON $99s2 AS
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(aus bem Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia)
philaoelpbter Bietmarft.
Wbilabe[pbia, W}dr, 10.

: FV'FUVVtPVIuT 7tUt6 IO' IOoU.
Der Soancst nit SbIabtobfsn mar ndbs
fsno Der aSohe rsd,t lsbbaft unb bic prsifs srs
gltltsn llb. Die nualitdt mar i'm Naesmsis
fbr gut NIT snfdIus Ginger fsbr fbSnsr Ode
en- aus Dem nabsn eanos. 2lnesbotsn purs
pen: 1900 Stdd Sblad,tcbfsn, 800 Riibs,
POO S6weine unb $500 S1aafs. Opsratio.
hen uno preifs:
S6latfcbiea. 1000 Gtid perfauft su SOL
is $7a bic 100 pfuno, an gtaot.gRe sosr-
700 wuroen nab Tsu Sorf astrisbsn. "
Sibs. .-9srfauft 5u $25 bic $35 fir Wslbs
abt, $l5 bts $50 fur gprnser uno Sc bis
Is fir tro6ns Rlbe.
Stweine-aat vsrfauft gu S5A bis $50,
i 100 Plumb.
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W1. s. $ohsr

VS.. s)(O az cfJn'r 9 Qprm io5O
$cDan Nifrrts.
Ger untsr3ei6nete, tpslttsr in cbisem Sal.
L als eemm'flicnar anaeltelIt worosn 1T, our
Vsrtbsilnna Ger GsIocr, msldbe curb oen
Sherifss0ertauf erbaltem pcrpcn, miro ben
spartcien 81 Sisniten fein, in feiner lmtsFus
te III Neacina. am l9tsn W1ars 1850, Inn l
llbr 9lahmittaae.
.. 10. D'Srien, gomiINcner.
Olarl S. 1850. SIN
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U The cash must in all cases. be forwarded
IN advance, and no paper will be sent after the
expiration the time unless the subscription be
renewed. JOHN p SANDEPS0N
News Buildings, N. E. Corner of Third and
March 10 1870
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Satad ,e. 4g3
Wfsoijlnen uno Drcugerisn l33
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Cine Sub psrfauft "a 90
Gin pfsrb usrfauft SO 90
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in the ceremonies of laying the corner
s.one OF the Washington monument. The
omen was good. anu ho hoped the founda.
ton stone might do much to strengthen the
found ton of the Union. He then pre-
ceedei 10 revisw the Slavery question.
Mr.. Miller gave way to motion TO ad'
journ.
Senate adjourned ill Monday.
HousE.-After some business Of no i'm
portance, Resolution passed, that when
the House adjourn, it adjourn til. Monday.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole, on the Presidents California
Message.
MIR. Bissell took the floor. After speak.
ing of tho dissolution, which is in the mouth
of every southern man. he said he could
speak Tor his own State, ifdanger menaced
the Union. Illinois will come to the sup.
port of the Goyerns,ent He spoke for IL
linois, and fought he could for the whole
Northwest, when he said that there was
not man there who would support dis
solution Of the Union, and they would
swear by the Eternal God as the men did,
that it shall not be done. He spoke forci-
bly, and logically at considerable length.
After some further debate, the Committee
rose and the House adjourned.
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Just returned from Cincinnati, and the in.
quiry, by almost every man was, why does
not the Legislature elect President Judge
for that circuit7 The public business suf-
fered for want or that officer, and the COM
plant among oil classes and all parties OF
his constituents, was universal. Ii Sena-
tors ON the other hand are determined not
to go into election while he, Mr.. J. held
his sert, he would agree not to vote at the
election of the Judges.
Mr.. Whitman said that after such q
pledge the whig Senators could have nc
excuse for their factious conduct, in refu-
sing to go into an election.
The question was taken on the amend
ment and it was lost, yeas l3, nays IL.
Mr. Chase said tina; the Court would
commence in his county in a short time
One Of the Judges met with an accident and
could not attend Court. He offered an
amendment, adding one President Judge for
the 17lh Judicial circuit and one Associate
Judge for Butler co. If it failed there
could be no Court held in Butler CO. Lost
yeas 10, nays l3, a tie and party vote.
Mr.. Swift said thot it was necessary to
elect Judges in Portage county, in order
to hold court there. There is large
amount of business pressing, and he trust
ed the resolution would pass.
MIR Whitman thought the wings had gone
about far enough. They professed to be
the friends of claw and order," and yet fol
the merest OF party purposes, they refuse
to 60 into elections, AID thus stop the pub
Rlic business.
The question then being on the adoption
Of the resolution Of the House ard it wa.
lost, yeas Is, nays l3, party vote. 81
the resolution was voted down,
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TROUBLE WITH THE WlNNEBAGoEs.-
The Wlnnebagoes have returned to Wis.
consin, and have located on Prarie la Cross
and Black river, in Crawford county. So
says the Prairie du Patriot Of the 10th ult.
One thousand of them, headed by their
chief, Dandy have returned in pursui,
OF game, and declare that they win again
possess their favorite hunting. g.grounds, even
though the life Of every ,ohite man is sac.
raficed. Thay are csmmitting nightly
depredations upon the settlers in the 1icin-
ity, and neither life nor property is secure.
Murder and incendiarism have been threat.
ened, and in the absence Of soldiers from
Fort Crawford, their lawlessness knows no
bounds. A petition has been sent to the
governor, urging him to take immediaet
action for the protection Of the citizens.