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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

=
Arrives "a Evansville, Mondays. Wodnes
days and Fridays, at 10 p NJ. Closes sam,
days al p Nj. Dcpai : TUESDAYS Thursday.
anu Saturdays at a. NJ. Arrives at ' incennos
same davs AT 4 p NJ
Due al Evansville on Sundays Tues DAYS and
Th Irsdays, al & A. Nj. Closes same days al
=. III. Irregular.
SOUTHERN FiSsE.-ESy the River.
Arrives Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Closes Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays a,
: z. M. Irregular.
NEW EEAHM0NY NAH.
Arrives Tuesdays thursdays and Saturdays
AT . p. NJ. Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at "A H.
HoCKPCEsT EfaEH..
Arrives Mondays and Fri avs al z. NJ
Closes same day al 9 r. NJ.
MOUNT vEyIN8N 1zlgI..
Arrives Fridays at T. Nj. Closes same day
a. P NJ
CTETHEANa 77iIL.
Arrives Thursdays at p. NJ. Departs same
CAV at 5 A. NJ.
Mails to Newark, McCulchinvlile. ami West
Franklin, arrive on Saturday. Closes immedi.
atcly.
CFFICE ECCRS.
The Post Office will be open hom 4. NJ, 10
s p. NJ. On SUNDAYS aiyCr the arrival of TIE
Eastern Mail and from II ", 10 L. NJ. for the
accommodation of the country people.
s-3NThe attention of The community is called
10 The above new Mail Arrangements. The
hours appointed for closing The Office and Mais
will not be ex.endec except only in cases OF ur-
gent necessity. Respectfully.
w II. CHANDLER, P. NJ.
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EVANSVILLE IA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1850
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
DRY CCCTS.

w are now beginning 10 receive our fall and
w winter supply oi Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes.
Hats, Gaps, bcnreIs, DC. having already received
90 pieces supenne. medium and conn OF Sau-
uett. all ceors: 20 do CassimeIs and Cloths. DO 80
90 Plaid inseys; so 60 tnelisb and American
tall styie lrnis ioeejhtr with fine assortment o
GinshamS, CaslimeTes, plain and figured, De-,anes
Camhrlcs. red. white and yellow tlaBne.s. Lustres
RedJacOIet. Skawls, Comforts, Blankets, Tick
iags. &c. Also Is cases Boots and Shoes Uf sp-
peIior quality, and at very low prices.
In the course OF two weeks weo iii have n large
and very superior assortment Of all ariicies per-
taining 10 The Dry Goods trade and III ofer he
same, ar wholesale. on as favorable terms ana al Us
low pixies as can lie found ia any other Western ii
". We would respectfully :, licitan examination
our stock ahd prices nom the country merchant
and tie iIade geaeially,
nr.2o-if MORGAN * KEEN.
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CEN TAERELl
join FAERELL,S

JCbN EAEtSEII'S
Il L'XPECTORANT CANDY, tor Colds. Coughs
IL Influenza, Bronchitis. Asihma, Whoouin.
Cough, and oiLer affections OF the Lungs, arising
from receni or neglected Colds
his prepaf faCn is respectfully offered to the pub
iic as nins6y, containing nothing IN its compost
ton which would tie injurious 10 the most dc.icatt
invalid. In effect il Is Iouic. Laxative AieIative
hApectorant, and promoter oi the General Socre.
ions
This valuable and pleasant icuedy is prcfare,
ana sold by the undersigned. A literal discern,
- made M agents
n 26-tt JOHN FARRELL
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G. CoLLIER RcREINs.

nj ANuFACi ukER oi genuine Diamond Point
1ek ed Gold PenS.No. 36 harket st.eet ST. Louis
Mo. These Pens have lcc. thoroughly nj, d in the
West. and have proved 10 te ;Lc very 5es; ever oi-
iercd to the public tor durability. elasticity, uniior
nifty oil stroke, n'aness ol workpanshipard 9th.
properties OF good PEN I hey Cannot lie sur.
passed. Price So, wuh an extra sliong silver oas,
and Pencil Letters enclosing Il & amount viii
meet with prompt attention aud tie Tens can be- ex
changed IL they Go not sUij the hind-large En-
craving pens, ana beautiful pen stamped Robbin's
Odd Fellow $ Pen. constantly on hand. dec1-tf
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ESCap;ains and Clerks OF steamloa,s. and t,,,
'ers generaily. will find their Teegra, hie disna,eb
$ ial HULL attended to, the Agency on board
he haii-boat at Evansville 4.
IT-PaSsenaers can hand their dispn,clcs and
'aymeni 20 the steamboat Clerks, whose general
curiesy wall cause all dispatches 10 be handed owe,
. The Agent on the Whari-boat as s:eaners pos. :,
Evansville iandingi
9TDisP1tches sen, to Evansville, for officers or
'assengeTs on steam boats, will bc put on board
'hen boats pass, at any hour of N.GUr or DAY.
~ There is no place in the Union where To,
egraphlc business is more satisfactorily transac;
co than at Evansville" says Henry OReily. in
I la'e letter; and the public may rely rpon e,ery
e'ort htrg made heIeaiior, MS heretofore 10 t.rse
'uh Satisfaction TO The CONNER ciai and trayellin
community -
- he Agents on The NharLboat are Cun-, I.
= T. OkIIIr & Co. forwarding uerchns,,r
ana the agent at the Telegraph Office is Air Ccspv
%Fpespatehes should agrcys be handed n ~.
dSent on the wharf boat, ar p G. O'Rile, tn.
'he cannot be responsible for those handed 20 otb
;rs to be forwarded
1.-Ir
i'fiN lNfsIE, Trus-cc etr -
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no CARRIAGE MAKERS.

lust nrCisit ED. iui as.,Oi iIie:st VI Carl iagG
y aud Buggy trimmings. viz:
Broad ana narrow Coach Lace;
Worsied II its and Fringes;
Silver, brass and iron Bands
do, do. Japd Props and Nuts;
Apron Hooks and Rings;
Stump JOINTS. BUT Hooks, Rain do;
Carriage Knots, bras ard Jap'd;
Hub nails, cap nuts, Lace tacks;
Back Lights. silver. brass and Jap'd:
Maileable Castings oi every description used
about carriage making,
Carriage bolts .xl1, xxi, !x2, 4-l5xl, 10 5-l6 by
} inch. &c; &c. For ssle low by
KAbCOCk BROTHERS.
noy5 Main Street.
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EXCFISrCF FUFTITURE
" ARE 4 CSrI

UST received. sllLLcid assortment OF Fur
81 niture, consist re ~ Dgess and plain bureaus.
Sofas Divahs, NaIdrotes; C,Bire. Card, Dining
and iire ahiGsi J ables; Candle. Work. and " Gs h
u nds; Eccsiof,Gs Lon le's counting III desis
Presses. IN Saios Cni = 1oli.i Glas e.. cinir OF
all KINDS. MadiusSts, &c, Sc Emp prCIEI,d to
hli bills ui any ~ ouIl ar iuTLsl Gl, aItlclc all
Cd for, III prices UnuLa.ly iu. Give ne call
and examine my lTicCs. J. Serving.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-11
NEW GOODS IN AN CID ECUsE.

G'CSTER * Brown. have Just received at the
4 :. w. corner of Main tnd Fust stree's, a large
nd varied assorimsn, OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Shoes. Hats, BonHels, &c. &c, 10 whicn
,Lcy would so'icit call from tho public To an ex
animation of ,hCi- Stcch Their Goods having
been solsc;.d m New Icik, from first hands, they
wil be ensblcd 10 sell cwoiaRd otter better qualities
than merchants purchasing in western cities
Beng desiroHs of closing oui their stock To meet an
anticiuatcd change in their bUsiEcss-rare iTrdurc
men,s will be offered. The latest styles anc pat
terms oi fashionable Dry GOOcs will be sold at u
small udvaPcc cost prices. phnnitul for past Ia
vors so very literally extended Ihsm they hope to
merit continuance of the same by the rrce and
quality OF their goods and strict utenloD lO their
business
mVIi tf
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PELrOVAL

nR CHAS. s. NLtN Ek .havingremoved from
~ Evansville 10 Nit. Vernon, would n srecuully
inform his patrons tha, be has ,it his notes andac
counts win Messrs. lrgle n Wheeler. ior settle
men,. lie ha, also ieii with them thc unsettled
no;es and accounts due the late firm G Trailon &
Viewer.
Dr. w takes great pleasure in announcing 10 his
friends and tn public that his piuee is 10 be supplied
lrnried lately. by W. II. fYToED, NJ. D.. in whose
skill and integrity hebe.ieyes they may repose the
utmost confidence, lOci2i-til
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rxECUToIs,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 al persons in
IN dcbted to lhe estate of Christian Sauer. 10
make payment 10 the undersigned; and all per-
sons having claims against said estate Will pre-
sent ihCm duly authenticated for settlement, TO
he same. having been made executor of the
will of the deceased. LEWIS SAUER,
nov 23-3tw Executor.
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Ur rT-

WI CL SrCTE!
tSy NON ore receiving cur fall stock Ui goods,
w which, tugeileI with our inrnrr stock makes
cur assortment well worthy the altulinn Of mer.
ciants. f0T we are piepRi,d to sell them ioas-
Onabe icInis as tie West can ,fltr.
BALCC ca 81 OTHERS.
oct29 Water Street.
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ELNy SEEINc AND SUMNER oCCIs
sl.A hAIIh I. AILlI.N.

lsENs sSEI@1N g and SC ~ NIX q COLE J!
"lla = Lin a. hbIkLt.
fave just received direct ircm New York and
a Z ihilaG, TIb,a. vaued and extensive assort-
mrni ui Fashionable Goods. whIch have been se-
ec,ed with great care Tor this market. Or stock
consists in part OF the following articles viz
French black and brown cloths and cass imeres,
Tweed cassimeres and summer Coatings PaDialoou
suis, in great variety. WhitS and coored Marsti!-
ies Ies,irgs, rich Chamcon Silks. Berage deLanos,
black Gro deithne silks. black and fancy LusuTes,
rich Printed Fouiard silk, French Lawn; and Bera-
res, Prints, Ginghans, Linen I.usires, ChambrGys
and figured swiss Muslns, While aud brown Linen
Drills, tronch LINEN and hntn Checks, Worsted
Damask k and MoFceHs. FurHitue Prints, brown and
hcaciicd Damask Table Cloths, Mmreillos Quilts.
Towels. Crash Scotch DilIefs and Irish Linens,
whIie nnd coloFed Musqtito Netiings, Uinbre Has.
couon. giHgham and slk 1arasos boots and Shoes,
white and brown Hosiery, Ladies and Gems Kid.
Silk and Li>I Thread Gloves. Derage Sh wis. SILK
and ". DeIainc .landkcrchieis. Bonrets, Ribbons.
Leahosn. Braid and Palm Leaf Hats, 4 pieces in
tram and thee ply carpets, (ch0iee Palteus,l No
liOns and Fancy Goods. sc. sc.
We respectfully invite our friends end customers
and all others to examine stock before puTchas-
ing, as We are determined to sell as low a. any
liouse III tie City tor Cash Cr County lIodure.
au3O if
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
LAW pARTNERSEIP.

James G.. Joe s:-and james Il. Blythe.
J Auornies al Law, Evansville, Indiana, have
ociaied themselves partners The practice OF
the Law, and will continue Ia practice in this and
he adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and
Distinct Court. They design iuTnirg their attn
ton particularly 10 land law. In short time they
viii be prepared to rTe. in Jew minutes. an ab-
-rac OF the title to aliht any otin Evansville or
us enlargement, or in Larasc0. together with
professional opinion to the title, ii desired.
iva dH Wtt
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sellirg mt Cosf. ard no rEssta,,c
UN1lAD sTAaIS oIc7EING s5CEE

CNi3AD SiAiES CICIE1NG EJCRE
. hAiiN bas Just TecoIv,d and orersd M bis
store, or the corner o Main and Water streets
me - The largest and most complete assorimenis of
o'nlnS ever introduced into this section of fndi-
ma. Ills STOCK OF Cloaks. overconts. IrosS frocL
ma sack oats; pants, SIS and shirts is so rener
hand extensive that he npprchends no fro,bIe i'm
Glilng The taste oi the fastidicus His clobes
we're we're hahuiac'nTed OF The best material ard in the
nos fashionable styles end were purchased M
such rates as will enable him to n them ON rs fa
'orakie terms rs thy can he purchased nj anr 9TH
r establishment IN The State. lie would ask mr.
icnlaT attention tn his ock of mems and child
ems caps. believing there is not so 'nrre and fnsb
2na"e an as sorimeni IN the city. Come one and
Ill Is lhe waichword and examine for yourselves
eone'9-fS -v~ff =
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49, =. . :. "a -. ----.-JNo. ". HUGHES,
Wholesale ard Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUFrNswarE

@-COS1,
"@''r street 6efrecR Dian cad Locust.
EVANSVILLE Ia
HE undersigned ure now receiving very I,ro.
and well selected s,oct OF '''' iu'Se
CHINA AND CT -sEES1v.D-
when with their present iot will make NJ ,loS;r,
nc .h assortment as may be found West. Webaro-
sglved from Pittsburgh n well-asso,rrd s,orH =,
ha are, ana are desirous tha, all in want OF
y" a: 1:ose articles may give MS call as We nre
'aiShel that II will be TO their interest," 70 do sn
y Ilsite inc attention of merchants and dealers
0 examine our siock. being assured thai we otFsr
hor @ ms TO dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
lnf rein mere ~ they cali Orders put up with des
Try without breakage. pun u ''ie '0''''
Please call and see =" ie'aiing
leH'' HOTLINGSWQpTII &, JJrrctrrc r..
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CC-PAFTNEESHIP.

CC-PAFTNEESEIP.
EOHN BUkDANh X IBSEfu 4. JEWELL
- have this day associated thtnselse- together
as parIneIs, in he iouIGry lusre.s, vi lien the,
will conduct H. person. at The Evansville Foundry
on Main Street near Tie Canal ge. I hey have
now on hand ard are daily niOnuiaC tIring a COM
pete asscrimert ci -tovts, oi tie latest patterns
and mos, improved siylss which i,r.n aitIIal ana
beauty. cannu, be surpassed, trgeii g. with heavy
stock oi castings ot all oiher Cescrip' IONS all q
which they will sell at tie loves, prices lar,itu
lar attention IS requested to their new stcve. 100
cooking sove lIne--anG introduced into Ey ansyill,
this dav. for the first uue
octi1-2,d-3mwl BURBANK g. JEWELL.
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EECCMS.
100 DCE.- dineleht l'ies-rcccivod ano
R<yis tor sale by J ~ ". REILLY
novj-ti
Iron. Nails, Chains. Sc.
C.n TONS IRON, from tie celebrated lou
: VU Mountain MOI Works, weld hot or colo;
1900 Eegs assorted Boson Nails;
ltU do Boston Spises, To inch;
S0J pairs htayy night aEd bluCd Traces;
casks lo:. Eilh and calle chairs:
= DO English sad iIUns, Wrought handles;
lcOloAes axes;
ARvis, Bellows, Hand and Slcdre Hcmmers.
Stnr Ks ard Dies, strap hinges. mill AM cr"sscu;
saws, kettles. curIy ubs, Eics, &c; IA store
aud icr sale at low tariff BY
nov2I-tf DEMENT, & VIELE.
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(TTrsf Let,reeq Main and Sycamore SIS.
r EE above Establishments opened for the ac-
j comrnooaiion al Gonllemen.s ! u boys 4 .niit-
ted Oysters ard game m ssasou.~
novl9.u JNO. FRRRIBL, Proprietor.
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fair rate oi interest will alo he allowed 10 bu-
siness men making regular daily or oiher peIioul
cal deposits Of their funds TO BE- repaid on demand
If money. deposited for a specified time Is not
called for when due, after that tine. interest viii
be nllovtd ai cnly one-halt tie agreed rate.
Office on Wafer Street. 3 to0is telow Nam.
oct7 tr JAS G. J MS. Sec'y.
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-AlHO- 81
HATS AND CARS, r.

To Spectators i'm Real Estate Crea;
Bargain - Offered.
NTIiE Undersigned now 4 fltrs The East bal! %! the
l. North Eastern enlargement tor snle which
includes eight eujiIc boci oi ground and 1: 6 lots
lying short distance cast OF tie ksliroad depot.
lie K abroad passes lIough The centre sircet. il
This property j. not sold Irvaie sale "r eioie
Monday, the 2ist day of tctolcr next. will pro-
coed 10 sell said lets public Auction on that day
aud continue from day "a day until all are sold.
TERMS UF SALI--tne iouIih cash, the haiarce
in one. two and Three years with interest homd date
auclg Is NATHAN RoWLEY.
Tie aloye sale will positively come OFF on
The yih dav cf Eerenher
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70 JIlCrlKrsac.

= IL those in want Oi small Farms within few
- miles Of lis Ciiy viii 90 w,ii 10 cali on ih,
subscriber Al is Ofice, End street, one door flon
thc Catholic ChuIth L L. GAkkICk.
lc22 20
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CITY CUFINswAFE STCEE.

C1TY CUF[NsWAFE STCEE.
w l. Ale iLsi ia receipt q! il0 crates Of Ourlall
w impUIlatICUs, n'1nUiHctUrtd expressly tCT
this market. and coml Using iul ussorln tut0t
Flown blue and MulLeny, il LiELer, Tea ano
Toilet sets;
White Granite, &c DO GO;
Iish Blue Printed. do Go DO;
Common ware If ali descriptions:
which, ADDITION Ia oLr iormer slock, and an ex-
tsnsive assorimt Mt Of
. Cur, PRESSED, ard CoLoETD GRIM and FLINT
GLASSWARE,
Makes our assortment complete, which arc offered
or reasonable ieIns and aI as low pnces az can
he found East OF Nest
Merchants are respectfully inyired 10 call ardex-
anime our gooos and prices, al tie old stand OF
Water Street.
oct@9 BAPCOCK BROTHERS.
;EoCTZEN GHEAm & LEyERPOoL WARE
g. Nft> ard l..-~heg,is az Roc k'nghHm and
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CIAx Z E-O1ANIIOIsG W AIIG-tsS ON
f-,~c --~ All kinds Of rurni-s-
- tsssscy yy.-ssssS tare OF the newest and lat "a
&C <<-s esl styles can he found ai Ss-s<-
our Ware-Ro0nIs. Our connection with the celebga
ted house ot CAwTuuS & Co. enables us 10 iurnis
any artcie called or, OF The bes; manufacture ana
al the Lowest prlcr. Knowing the want OF such
house in Evansville, we will keep iul assofjmen,
OF the finest quality of Furniture. We respectfully
ask an examipauon OF our stock and prices. Part
Of our present stock ol California Chairs, Sofas.
Centre Tables, French Pedsieads, etc, cannot be
surpassed for beauty and finish.
lamps n J. > & G. SCUWING
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FOR Cash DEPOSITED

THE Evansville Insurance Company win Pny in
4 terest as iallOws--the time OF repayment being
fixed 10y agreement, a the time OF making Tie de
pnsii:
For two months al tie rate o! per q. per anrrm
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Teas.
'Sso IlLF chests and b, xes s. perior G. P. Y. n
eS"S aud lmP.-veTy fine and ve,y fresh--at
sepiS FOSTER & BROWN.
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~. 7. SALT

10 TIE CIFJCEES G. SCI DITES CT
The Var oi ioI.-'Ii. TIC jHGa0a li0T" ont ne
Oficers oftie tate G.eTicGE Uar.
WE are prepared to obtain the Bounty Lend
w due yoE, under The iaie act Of Congress. Ont
OF our firm will be in attendance on the Depart
menJ. at Washington. which w u ensure prompt
ness and speedy attention to business entrusted =
our Con rrTn. lie ter- from distance postpaid, VIII
receive prompt attention
Oh. MONSARRAT & co.
oc,l2-Im 4e3 Haia II Louisville, ny.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLANTIC. LAKE khO MISSISSIPPI TslteRkpg "a
CONSTRUCTED EY 80
HENRY O'RIELLY, 1g.
And Connecting with nearly all The rsf-.
Prominent towns in the United State, .
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.

Z" fNe C0mmereioI 0ad 7Tereling Consnmnif,
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CITY FURNITURE WARE-RC cM

.Iplu I. 1854
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-31

shall temenh nth. / M Will, was sit,ns he hrs
had side, before his departure, when he told his II.
thcr he was willing II so-'l Know thai shnl soon
bn gone. II | must den-tien while n halo oi glory
seemed Ia play upon his eouneunnee, he spok. ofh,s
r'nnd ninthar, who Ind ded but SHIT time before
know she il IN Heaven, aud | shall sonn be with
her. lie continued 10 pray and eShort his frends.
who were Weeping arnnal his he'd. To ptopare 10
meet hun IN Heaven Then he ~ IKE nrh,s huryinr
ground with eelmness nnt comrnsnre. nfier which lie
seemed Yield himself mp into III, hands OF his Sa
hhr, nni snid, "oll my trust Is IN thu Savior, nm
Just like lllr child. Ting I'll Savior shall call
mo away 10 my final hume Sturdy hrs friends hnse
trent cnnsn Ia siv 'hlessed nre tho dead who die
the Loud lie has heen ,ncd from tho embrace Of
KIND patenis, Htlccinnne brothers md sisters mud
m eNensse ctclr of relations aud flrnds by whom
II" was loved aud respected. aud while they mourn
ih"n loss. vt IT IL his eternal edl. low tvhteens
WINS II IN supreme Judge, " no canno err in call
ing one VIM "ns not prepared I" ~, md thus saying
TO hrs Surviving friends, "hc W also renh, - aud mny
his dehth be blessed 10 thu eRvnlion ni zach mem.
ber vt the surviving family. We should nil feel That
III" lordhtilr's IN marry; than should humbly
submit 10 ns WILL aud say hke his servant Of old ''1lne
loud give aud the lord bath nkcn away blessed hn
The nnmr tthr Lord MAY our hast ,nd DO like his
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PRESIDENTS AlESs AIN

Susrrnns havinr been expressed by n,enhets e bth
Houses nj Congress. ihat the Pr,~lent had Improperly
ihleerr 10 elnrul the people of California IN hs IL
nation Ut their constitution. and that other mprnptises
had been committed by his authotiiv the House al r.
p'rsentlves PASSED resolutions nf enquiry tn" 81 Of
Der'mher last, The response IL which will b. found In
thdaN's raRef same members uf he Senate althnngh
informed that The President ha1 replied 10 the enqnfes
ot he liase sfiil insisted the pSsaae similar
olai'nS. and were pra6el thus giving t. the depart
m'ntN the adilanal lahu OF copying dacnmens, without
the least practical utility.
The reply Of the President is full. candid and sstls
a'oty an1 entirelv refues The lgsStlaas which Id
been uads ii misconduct IN his transactions with Cali
iarna. II seems that he leh the government Of thai
territory N lie hands IN which II had heen placed by his
predecessor; attempting rnptol Offering inteef
ienre oans des puoneny so,ding nut such ,tlitef-
AID agents considered necessary 10 the
irea'y with Al4Nco into fall enacr aud .haio such
information rlilon The number aud character ot the
Indian ubas the soil and climate, aud ulher wtuenlafs.
as m9ht be o service 10 Congress IN lis legislation On
The suhlect.
Ih" President distinctly approves Of lhc icy Of u
uniting all legislation lar thu tet ,tes. the sub
Jet ot slavery leaving that question In the decision oi
tn" Inhabitants IA the tarHaun of their constitution
W g refugee at ths Avowal. II tavots we think, the
safest pley het could BE- par>uad. and dspfrses with
all cause To- aetauun Bnt. whether II be ~ be not
dopWd by Congress, the result viii be The saul" lhr
people Viii claim and exercise The night II act t them
selves. NJ read the message ot the President
without hing satisfied Of ms irankness. sound Judgment
and potins lie invites Congress admit the State
Of CHhlo MA lniu the lnnr should the constitution
which sha his fumsd BIZ Fund consistent with the re-
qulrrmcn's Il tho Constitution We hHdoyr that this i
the general desi'r a II will nj once wuhlnw the NAN
cause for the sectional cflfe'rrsy whlfh has already
produced much unnecessary excite uent. aud which
threatens greater ds ,>ters We wish that every Amef
could be induced tad p the sentiment contained IN
The last sentence u the message; for should then BIZ
able II laugh 10 scoo all nsd"u' az open eorS t. dis