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The southern press., 1850-09-30

AfJ. A. KtNSi asked consent to Offer A rs-o-A
lusion TO take the second volume of the Pa.ent of
ice report from the contracting printer and require
the Clerk to get u printed elsewhere and delivered
in four weeks. Objected to-
At four o'clock the House took recess until
seven p. M
EVENING SESSION
The naval appropriation bill was received from
the Senate with amendments referred to the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means.
A resolution was passed 70 pay Robert Cochran,
JAS Morehead and other clerks, who had been
employed by Committees without authority com
pensation for their services, and extra compensa-
the clerk of the House and discharged in May last
The House took up the bounty land bill, v hich
had been returned from the Senate--the latter IN
sisting on their amendment to include the sailors
and marines.
Mr.. COBB, of Alabama, moved that the House
insist on their disagreement to It ana asked f0r
Committee Of Conference Agreed to.
On motion of MIR. GRINNELLthe House, by
ayes l02--nays %, suspended the rules and took
up the bill "making appropriations for Light
houses, lightboats, buoys, and other purposes.
One vote referred the bill the Committee of the
Whole for forms sake, and the next vote dis
charged the Committee from further consideration
of the bill, which had not been considered ut all
The bill was then passed under the operation OF
the previous question. Ayes l07, nays so.
| Ihe army anu navy appropriation DiiiS were
sent back and forth several times between the two
Houses, and Committees of conference had on
various disagreeing votes and votes to insist, re-
call or adhere. But the differences were finally
adjusted and the bills passed
The committee Of conference on the bounty
land bill reported that the Senate had receded
! from their amendment TO extend the bounty
to sailors and marines, and the House then passed
| the bill. R tg.s r syf
Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, from the Com
| mttee on Indian Affairs, reported n bill author
/ izing the appointment Of three Indian agents for
California and for other purposes. gsf.
II was read twice, the appropriation which
would have required it to go to the Committee of
! the Whole, was stricken out, and under the OPP
eraon of the previous question, it was read Il
third time and passed.
The House, on motion of Mr.. STASLY, by
ayea lO9, nays 46 suspended the rules to receive
| the following resolution: fsS..
| ResoIued, That the evidence taken by the select
committee, appointed on the 29th April last, to
inquire whether there existed any combination TO
break up the contract system, as regards the
public printing, &C., &C., and the evidence taken
| by the select committee appointed on the 9th of
| May last, to inquire into the conduct of Office
holders under the last administration, &C., be laid
on the table and printed. a
Under the operation Of the previous question,
! the resolution was passed.
The southern press., 1850-09-30

The Federal Union, one of the old banner
pithiIy responds to the Washington Union, with
whom it was formerly in political fellowship:
THE WASHINGTON UNION AND COLUMBUS
TIMEs-A late number of the Union, comment
ing upon the hostility of the Columbus Times
to the surrender bills and its measure Of redress,
says: "Wc propose that the editors friends
take ont a commission of lunacy against him,
and If not confne him To Bedlam, that they keep
from him at all events, pen, ink, and paper"
Now we can tell the Union, that in Georgia
there are thousands of just such ''lunatics," and
thousands more who are rapidly coming to the
conclusion that there is treason in their mad
ness"
The southern press., 1850-09-30

SOUTHERN CONVENTION. This body will re-
assemble in November. The place Of meeting is
not vet designated, several papers in Georgia,
Mississippi and South Carolina have expressed a
preference for MiIledgevile, Georgia. Would it
dot be well to have every Southern State fully rep
resented in that Convention s---.N5rth CaroH ma
Mountains Ban1ssr,
The southern press., 1850-09-30

~ The attempt to make an extra allow
ance TO the Editor of the Uniop failed
The southern press., 1850-09-30
Appointments by the President,

By and ,cith the adrice and consent Of the Senafe
John Wilson, to be principal clerk of public
lands in the General Land Office, under the act
of 4th July, 1886.
John NJ. Moore, to be principal clerk of sur
veys in said Office, vice John M. Wilson, ap-
pointed as above.
Bradley B. Meeker, OF Kentucky, to be asso-
ciate Judge of the Supreme Court of the United
States for the Territory of Minnesota.
Elias Wampole, of New Jersey, to be Indian
agent in Oregon.
UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS.
|, Amory Holbrook, for the district of Oregon.
Samuel r. Rogers, for the eastern district of
Tennessee
James r. Lawrence, for the northern district
of New York
William L. Joynes, for the eastern district of
Virginia, vice Robert G. Nicholas, whose com
mission had expired.
Philip r. Fcndall, for the District Of Columbia.
The southern press., 1850-09-30

rSy- That much abused race of mortals termed
editors, have rather hard lot everywhere-but
our contemporary of the Mountain Banner, thus
deplores the peculiar hardsi.ips of the fraternity
in that region. Hear him:
aEDIToRs AND THIEvEs.-The editors in Will
mington seem to be particularly unfortunate in
" falling among thieves" Toole, Of the aurora,
some time since declared that tpo shirts were
stolen from him; but this being rather an i'm
probable story for an editor to tell, it has gen.
orally been considered one. Now, Fulton of the
journal, has lost both his coat and hat He
stepped into BARRIERS shop for shave, took of
the apparel mentioned, and when his beard was
off he discovered hat and coat were ditto. Toole
says tie editor Of the Commercial has but ore
suit, and always carefully locks the door of his
room before he pulls it off We suppose the
Chronicle man sleeps with his clothes on boots
and all.
The southern press., 1850-09-30

ARRivAL or NJ. LAMARrINE.--Intelgence has
just reached us Of the arrival Of M. Lamnrfine,
the distinguished French orator, poet and states
man. Hc arrived in London this morning, (frl-
day y and has taken up his residence IN the neigh
borbood of the Hyde Park Weunderstand that
M. Lamartine's presence in London is on mis-
sion connected with the colonization OF his estate
to maintain strict privacy. -Sinndard Of Freedom.
The southern press., 1850-09-30
Fiery INDIGNATION.

Tie Rogersville (Tennessec) Times is equally
regardless of bcnevolencc and Of grammar, in
IFS denunciation of the people of Charleston fol
what they never did Hear it
"Think of it, felow-citizens. til, FLAG OF
OUR UNION TRoDDEE UNDER rooTi by the rebeh
ious spirits of South Carolina Is mol the liquid
sulphnrous flames Of he'll Itself loo gond place
far such tr,itorous ficnds And these are the
first fruits Of the Southern Convention"
Rogersvle must be warm place, and ice
very hard to get
n The following passage occurs in letter
from one Of the youths of Texas, now a student
at Princeton College, addressed to the editor OF
the Red Land Herald.
q am pleased 10 learn from your paper thai
our countrymen are assuming ground of such
bold and determined opposition to that opprcs
sivc invasion of the rights OF our glorious young
State. Several of the students who read the
spirited resolutions Of resistance adopted by the
citizens of Texas, were so fired with indignation
at the injustice ofthc Government, and so moved
with sympathy for us, that they were almost in
duced to leave college and rush to the assistance
Of Texas"
The southern press., 1850-09-30

.-sy~ The Old North State is coming up TO the
work manfully-and the following exposition Of
sentiment from staunch Wing paper, the Noun.
lain Banner, shows the spirit that animates at
least a portion of the Wings Of that State.
1t also confirms our statement with regard to
the reasons which produced the defeat Of Gov.
MANLY.
The Charlotte Southron also occupies the
same ground.
They are two of the ablest Wing papers in the
State. The editor of the Banner says
.Wc are member of the Wing party; but
we owe allegiance to no party farther than its
men and measures are calculated to promote the
prosperity Of the State and the whole country.
We opposed Gov. Manly's reelection because
we differed with him upon the subject of Free
Suffrage, because zoe considered him unsound on
The slarery question, and because of his partalty
in the discharge of his executive duties.
The southern press., 1850-09-30

We are glad to see that the people have ex-
pressed their opinions in almost every section
OF the State, and have without exception decla-
red that they will resort to arms to sustain tho
right OF Texas to NIL the territory within the
limits prescribed by the statue of 10Th Decem-
Der, 1896, it necessary-Tcras WonHuenf.
The southern press., 1850-09-30

AT 4 o'clock, p. nl., the committee rose, re.
ported progress, and the House took recess ui,'
til 8 clock, p. m.
AT the time the committee rose, It had not pro-
gressed half wny through with the consideration
OF the twenty three pages of the Senate's amend
ments. All debate had ceased, by order Of the
House, early in the day, excepting the five min
utes allowed on each amendment. But just be-
fore taking the recess the House, by suspension
Of the rules, resolved to suspend the rule which
permitted these five minutes debates until the
close of the session, excepting in reference to the
Senate 8 amendment TO the bill under considera-
tion providing for the relief of the contractors for
the Congressional printing.
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MEDICINES.
WE CHEERFgJLY REFUND THE
MONTY

In all cases rIerc Mtcdelfs Indian Rheumatic
Extract, fails 70 girc retiefiR Rheumatism, NcE-
r0tgia, or Cent, trheR property applied.
IfhE Unprecedented sale OF this Medicine in the
l. short space OF seven months, is of itself suffice
lent proof OF It's efficacy, and The testimonials OF
some of the most respectable citizens and Physicians
OF Louisville. who have used il lsee ClTuiars) can
not tail TO convince the most sc,ptcal OF the virtues
oil this unequal!ed medicine
DR.. III NJ. Weatheiford, of Louisville, says: g.
have used Mtchell's Indian Extract with more
benefit to myself, than any, or all The remedies
Rave ever MADE tia. oiin the course Of lory-sevtn
years. during which time ! have laboIed under
Rheumatism am row relieved Of all pain"
Mai. bomas NJ. Hicks. al Of Louisville, says;
In less kan three days was relieved OF the mos,
excruiisting pains and my limbs were al n easEr-
ably restored 10 their DnIuIal feeling. the at
flicted | would recommend this medicine, and can
assure then il is no hunbug "
RAY MOND g. PATTEN, Louisville the only
agents for the United States.
For sale in Evansville, "nly by
augS 3m VIM NJ. WO0LSEY
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MEDICINES.
HATCHITTS
Co m p o u N d Extract of
COHOSH.

THIS Medicine, heretofore. has been confined al
i most entirely to domestic practice, being known
only 10 the Pioneers of the West and those having
communication with the Indians With but lew
exceptions it has entirely escaped the attention OF
the Regular Physician and is altogether unknown
in popu Gus portions OF the country.
LIS medical properties more powerful and va
ried than any other plant known to the American
Florist
IrIsA Powerful ToSIc Curing Chills and Fe-
vers of long standing when Quinine and other Ton
les have failed.
Ir Is A SrIMrLUs- Increasing the secreiions of
the Bronchial Neucus Membrane. il cures Asthma,
Bronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption.
IRIS AN ALTEEATTvE- Having n more powerful
effect upon the Liver than any known vegetable; it
cures Dyspepsia Costiyeness, Jaundice and all bl-
ious diseases.
IRIS ANTIscoEBUTIc-Itbe being proved tey ond con.
iradiction that il NIL cure Scroiua Sca.yy and all
diseases caused by impure blood.
IRIS DlAPHogETIc-Curing all diseases OF the
skim such as Itch. letter, Scnld Head. Pleurisy,
Erysipeias, Scarlet Fever Nea les, and Small Pox.
Ir IS DIURETIc AND EMESA6oGUE-Cdringdi diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder. liysteria. Deranged
Menstruation and Chronic a Elections Of the Womb.
.cJ- Ii has proyed to be unsurpassed as Nedi-
cine FOR Rheumatism and Govt, Mercurlal and Sy
phaiitic Diseases.
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ATTENTION.

lust received by tic undersigned at their Auc
y ii III Room on Water street. a very general as
soriment OF Furniture Chairs Clocks. Loos'ng
Glasses and LOOKING Glass Plates, purchased inr
Cash direct from the manufacturers, and consisting
IN part ot " anut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Scroll and plain iront Bureaus. BeisteaGs, Tales
Stands. Desks Sofas, great variety Of Chairs.
Children and Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, &c Sc
Also. a general assortment Of Dry Goods ond q
large lot 81 Notions All oi which they are deter
miaed to sell at LOW prices 81 TO which the pat
ronage OF The public is respectfully solicited.
Regular Auction sales every Wednesday and
Saturday. WOoBSEY & NELS N.
n. B.-To our friends. who so generously assist.
ed Us in our misfortune, occasonsd ty the burning
oi the Belle 1tIhe West, We tender our grateful
knowledgmefts W. " y.
Ie6
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MEDICINES.
J. w. BROWNS MIXTURE.

"A certain Care tor COnorTh9a and elect:
A LSO preventive for GonorrhGa and Syph-
n ills. An ounce of prevention is better
than pound of cure"
Many Certificates might be obtained, was l.
not for the nature of the disease. This has
STOOL the test for ten years in my hards, without
single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases of many years standing.
which had become changed into the second stage
and were givsnu up By the Physicians. Thi
Mixture will also cure EIysipelas, Rirgworms,
TeI,er-worms. Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. II is used by rub
bing on well three times day
A fair trial is all that is required to establish
all SET forth as cure and preventive.
r-Y-Price, 81 so per bottle A liberal discount
to dealers.
i-j-Shake the bottle before using. 81
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NHIIIh

Is hereby eiytn ii0iu ltIIlcn will be presented
Ia tie next General Assembly OF the State OF In
cana. asking a ieleal ii much o. an act entitled
- Hn act ~ relation TO lamasco City, approved
January Is. 1880" as Incorporates portion nt :.
tract OF LAID conveyed b, George r. Jones TO vii
lard Carpenter nv deed Gaied llih March, ls4s.
ard recorded lcok Z. page i64 OF the records of
larGs tf Vandeltuigh county, and also portion OF
- Stock wells Enlargement adjoining Evansville. ="
I be said land and lots having been inror, rated
into the limits OF said Civ without know ledge
or cobsc mt and ccntrafv "a our wish 5.
WILLARD CARPENTER,
John VI. STGCKWELL,
JOHN INGLE, JE.,
JENKIN 4 HUGO.
Evansville Oct g. 80 td&wtfl
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USE BowE's COUGH CANDY.

A certain cure fer Coughs, Colds HoGrseneSs, Sore
THroGt. HhooPiHg Cough, Bronchitis, and
GH diseases NJ tie LnegS likely 10 ter
inmate IN confirmed Consumption.
THE reputation oil this article is now so much
J. established over the whole south and west as
being the only medcated candy OF any practical ben
eiit that il is unnecessary here discont ITS
its but merely 10 refer To OF the many certificates
we have received Tor others we refer to cur panph-
lets. 10 be had OF any of our agents.
From Zee HIM. Young late 81 the NJ Il. ChKTch Gin.
Dear Sir: While laboriBg under Sc ere cold
from speaking IN the open air, was handed piece
OF your Cough Candy, from the use oil which, ex
peTicnced great and almost immediate relief since
then hav. frequently used it vi ih the same bene-
fetal effects therefore feel no hesitation IN re-
commencing your candy q certain specific Tor
Coughs, Colds, hoaTSeness, Sc. &c.
WM. YOUNG.
Sold in packages: s. 10 and Zoe. each.
< ALIEN hf1,h c. HA1IocK, Agents in
w. VI. WOOISEY, { Evansville
J. O. HATCUiTT,
Wholesale Geenis in louisville.
n9l ROBINSON, PETER AZ CAREY.
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WESTERN MARBLE.

THE undersigned having discovered Quarry 81
fine White Maglle in Harrison County, Ind, has
eree'ed n steam Mil for the purpose oi saving II
up into Slabs suitable tor Tombstcnes. SC. j now
prepared to furnish such articles at about halt
the price they have heretofore been furnished at
1t receives very beautiful polish and Is in every
way equal 10 the Marble furnished by the Vermont
ouar,ics. have ordered large 10, shipped 20 Ev
aaSyille, which will be here during the conf Q
month. Any one needing Monuments, Tomb
stones, Furniture Work OF any AID every dcscrip-
t0r, would do well TO examine our Western pro-
ducuon before buying ] have been long engaged
in the business, and call it equal il superior
any Marble ever Ofieied in the West
ap23 lmdwtf COL. CROSS.
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1913 "A
S935.994 sc

Upon 3CO9 Policies row in force issued prior to
Janusry Isl 1919 except term policies issued since
Nay 1T. 1915 the directors have Geclartd a diy,-
dend OF 80 per the premiums paid at The ia
ble rates. Icing lie profits Of is4s.
The Dilecl"rs having aid the losses that have
occurred. and the of s3s6 go IA. aud
the additional sum OF 100000 oi declared profits
rs rtquireo hy tie Ey-iiws. have oTrrTed the ray
m.ni oi the rsi and SECOND dividends tleing those
declared on Ill, isi oi January 1917. and sst Jan
1871; hose lf,iding scrip la e paid and alter
March let, io.0; 81 which inc The Interest il To
cease, those " hose dividends have lie, placed To
their cTedi' Ia receive The same with interest by
credit on their notes az they mature.
e. GILL, Actuary.-
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PROOF! PROOF!!
DYSPEPSIA CUREDi

De. HATcHTrT: Having been afflicted with Dys-
pepsia with all its mutiloTm symptonis-indiges-
ton, pain and uneasiness over the region OF the
stomach; faiulence and e.GcIion: vomiting oil meals,
languor and debility; and having used. without
bottles OF Bulls SarsaparilIa, | was induced 10 try
your Compound Extract OF COhosh. he use oil
two bottles cured me of every OF disease since
which time. a space OF two months, have enjoyed
excellent health
have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which il is recommend
ed believe l. superior 10 any medicine in use.
Re pectiully. L. G.. O'RlLEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, Ia.
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TEE RAIL ROAD IS CcNMENCED!
ssEsssz.'fi t.i.:s1. ,s..; 81 81 -LL
s-s|sr-f - =s=sa
And NE are Oh tae .r.l 1IaIl..


he il known 10 enc and oil, tha.
L we are determined 10 make chnnEe IN our bu
siness, and Will scl our present Stock al Grocer
jCs. which consists al gen. Tai stock with large
and we selected stock OF FINE, LltiUOhS ~ all
grades, inferior 10 none ia market. ana 10 al.
well as our I'D customers in particular will sci.
al low figures for Cash, such paper will he
taken in Bank with approved security, and IL NJ
other way. And To Secp all quiet, we would ask
all that us one cent. eitheTty Note or Account
to call and see soon. and let US compromise to
save further steps And To Gil having claims against
Us. they mad better he after getting hem
possible This j. w sober reflection rdeiermined
resolution. and ii. re greatly obliged all al
our particular irienS and customers not 10 ask u
10 violate this pledge, as we shall most assuTedly
DENY them. Once said is good rs the usaIfc times
To any Que DESTROYS o. locating IN ifourlshins
city aEd getting in;o good trads, we will sell our
entire Stock on good terms. We have been dnin,
Gr"cery business here for ten years past, and ca
q OF much use 10 our successors.
ALLiS 81 IIrWES.
ap22 II Evansville, Ind.
yS;- Gozette. V;ncennes; Register. Nj Camel
Express. Terre-Houi,; Journal. La!ayfiie; copyt
amount of 81. and send hills Ia this Office.
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ENFCplUM CT FAsHJoN.

Mar Iai30T5nc ES70tltA3Rcaf.
~ w. 81 OVER takes this method of inform
u. ing the citizens OF Evansville, that having
purchased TIE interest O his late partner. he il
prepared to carry on the nhcve business: in all lis
various branches. in the shop Formerly occupied hy
Bradi & Matthews, conner at Man and lsl cts.
From tis long experience in the busin' ant de-
termination on has part OF attention 10 H. Ee ieels
confident vt bcirg able To me general satisfaction
The latest fashions received quarterly.
tehiS If
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LspuE CorNTY. KY. June 6. 1850

LanuE County,, KY, June 6, 1850.
For the sake II the suffering community, |
take this opportunity to make known the great
cure perfofme.! ON me, | was badly afflicted
with Erysipeias and was cured by the use Of
J. W. Browns Mixture in few days.
SARAH JACKSON.
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Directors and GGcers.

Directors and Gf,icers.
Rcbt. j. Patterson, Thomas b Segur,
Cbas. =. Macknett, Henry McFaT!an,
Lewis c Grover, Vim. NJ s.impson,
Seth Low. Randall II t,teen,
Edward Anthony. joel w. Condit.
Is nGrew :. snr ing, isaac ii. Frothingha
ROBERT /. PATTERSON, President.
Jet w. COkil1. Fice Prtaaen,.
BENZ L. MILLER, Serrsiqry
Medical BoarG u Consultation.
VALENTINE Morn. Nj. ID.
JER. NAN RENSSELAER,, VI. ID.
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BosTox. Nelson County. KY. Dec. 1919.
! do hereby ccT;iy that ! was attacked very
badly with Erysipelas and was cured by the
use of ]. W. Browns Mixtuie in me day.
THOMAS PEARSON.
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NOTICE TO CANAL CONTRACTORS.
a7,s-sr.-7Tr-,. asYz,-1-.TTTTTS,
- E-.zzss-s..--rI-----SS.
WABASH 2. ERIE CANAL, INDIANA.

WABASH q ERIE CANAL, INDIANA.
SlEALtD Proposals will be received at Prince
- ton, Ind, until the Goth day ci October next
for the construction c trty-five miles Of The above
named Canal. The work consists Ofsxty sections.
embracing much variety OF excavation, including
considerable rock, number OF ceop cHtS and keGUy
embgaimeRis, ore aquoduci. G ghi locks, and many
cHivsrs. All the mechanical structure to be OF
timber, and viii afford much work for carpenters
There will be no stone masonry OF any doSerlT
ton. OF the excavation and einbankment there Is
much more heavy than is common on an
equal length of line. Bidders from Ohm will find
il most convenient to reach this work by way of
the Ohio river and Evansville the south end of
the work is only Is miles north OF Evansville -
From the middle and north part OF Indiana, il will
be most convenient To reach the North end o. the
work a, Pe;ersburgh. in Pike county. Bidders who
no: known To the u dersigned will be expected
20 furnish proper testimonials OF character.
Payments in moaoy will be made at periods of
about xly days.
Plans aud specifications of the work will he ex-
hibiIcd Princeton. by the Engineer in charge, 10
days before the letting. The line will be in Tead-
ness for inspection by the first OF Oct ber For
further information, persons wishing 10 examine
the work can address w. J Ball, Rest. Engineer,
Tere- Hauto.
SAIlL. FORRFR;
SOLOMON STURGESS.
septlS-t S.. HASMER