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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26
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Corner Of bdgdtRe and Common streets, Ne1 OTleans
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVEa altime on hand large and well assorted Stock
Il consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
1-S, "A and Twilled LOWELL COFTONs;
-, 78, "A and Twiled white and brown CDTTONS;
Kentucky JEANS and bINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy coOFed KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLAENELS;
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light COTToNADEs and DENNIS, for plaa.
tatiOns;
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs for Negroe,.
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALICoES, GiNGHAMS, Silks, and BafeEer
English CALtCOES, Merinos, Alpaoas and Bombazetts
English HOSE, UNDERSBIRTS, Drawers and Cloves:
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain white figured and colored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross SHARED CAMBRICS and MUsIJNs;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES,
land Also.
a great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are seng,
ally sold by the trade, which they offer to purchasers on
laEof4Oe Terms. jai8 4n2dp&W 4.
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FOR Mayors
Aa.t0rs % tAe Crescent Gmtlsmeni PLEASE announce
hLEx GsAiLHE, ESQ. candidate for the office Of Mayor
Of the City Of New Orleans at the next Election
nib VOTERS OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY
We are authorized to announce A. D. RossmAN the pra
sent incumbent candidate for reelection, IN April next
Eds Cresceat-Pease announce the name of JOHN M.
BELL as candidate for the office Of Mayor of this city, at the
ensuing April election, and obige many friends in ire
fil THREE MUNIcIPALITIEs
Messrs. Editors Please announce me ms Candidate fo,
the Chief Magisiracy Of the city. Election in April next
S4 PETER l.. toRE, ex.La. State Librarian.
For Mayor, THOMAS ]. SPEAR, Independent Croyns..
Candidate-the Poor Mans FriendO be elected in Apra
next Gl9
For Recorder;
Eds Crescent Please announce to the Voters of Munich
pahty No. One, that w. M. FLEMING is a candidate for
Recorder, and VIII be supported by MANY VOTERS.
mhi6 If
Eds Crescent Please announce JOSHUA Baldwin tina
Recorder OF Municipality No. Two. candidate for reelec
uoh IN Apn next ana that he viii be supported irrespective
oi party ny the LmnsI The People.
Eds Creseent-Pease announce L. IT, GAIrsN,E ns an
Independent candidate for the office Of Recorder of
Municipality, and obligc [fyIll MANY VorRRs.
For Alderman;
INDEPENDENT TIcKET.-We present to the voters of The
Seventh Ward, as candidates for Aldermen
]. w. SMITH,
WILLIAM BARNES,
CLAUDE BRuaMENs.
subieeto meeting be called Charles Meyers Coffee
house corner of Julia and Circus streets on Monday Night
9th Inst Inst, al O'Clock. FRIENDS TO THE WARD
fv We, the citizens of the Seventh Ward Second Mu
nicipality do nominate Dr. s. W. DALTON as an ndepen
dent candidate for Alderman at the next April Election
y hIo MANY VoTERR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

10 The President has issued an order to the
Secretary Of War, directing that the fuI uniform
now worn in the army, blue dress coat with
white buff Innings, band-bOx hat etc. etc. shall be
thrown aside, and the undress frock now worn
shall be the full uniform with the addition Of epau.
let's, sash. etc, the removal of which makes an
undress uniform. The dress coat worn by the
priystes is substituted by a sack.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

On Saturday evening, 23d instant, by the Rev Father
Pitechist, Mr.; PATRICK HoLL4ND to Mss MARY NJ. Nc.
DONALD, both of this city.
kE- Mobile, NewYbTk and Boston papers please copy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

ns- The President Of the United States has Of.
aelallg recognized Alfred GOdefIrOy as Consul Of
Ne Free and Hanssatic City Of Hamburgh for Cali.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

10 A bill is now before the Legislature Of New
York prohibiting, under penalties, the inter
ment of dead bodies within the limits of cities in
that State.
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~ can have by Annlpina q -, - -

Il can have by applying 70
mhS S. WOLFF, Is Grayier st.
w Notary Pubic, prepared i5ith erey fqeiiitg 20
execute all Marine and Commercial Nodrtaf Business
ETC. Othce No. 20 Camp street, with }. L. LEvY,l New
Orleans. lnhs5 ly =
rIO SPECTATORS Natural Ties, and Travelling Gem
uemsn--oen TON THUMB, The we'll known English Dwarf,
has arrived In this city and for engagent from week
TO hTee es 70 travel to Of the world The GeneTal is IS
years Old wegh = pounds perfectly symmetrical IN al bis pro-
poTons and In perfect health Bis beautiful black sparkling eyes
and rosy cheeks the admiration OF thousands o. ladies 10
Europe and AmssA Any gentleman with capital washing 10 treat
viii gain H pa1calsra ~ addressing letter PAID to
he NRY sCAhFE, NewOfeans Post-oncs
HayAns mh26 IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

The CASE or THE RUssrA--For few DAYS
past we have allowed the old lumber craft ia
drift ont Of sight, Arguments have been made by
MessFs. Winthrop and Benjamin Mr.. Prentiss
commenced late on Saturday and continued vester.
day and win probably conclude today, when r.
VIII be followed BY Rsndeil Hunt, for the defence
An consequences Of the absence of MIR. Frost during
ne arguments of the prosecution, he declines par
hclpating in the discussion Mr. Hunfon. The
District Attorney, win close.
Mr. Prentiss is making one Of his finest speeches,
serisse with witt sarcasm, soquence and reason
Those who have never heard sthis distinguished
orator should not lose this opportunity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

On the 24rh inst, of Consumption, JosEPn UzRE oil Il
firm of Hart. Thomas & Go.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

fhE ATTRACTION AT ARMoRY HALL.-AI, F,.ha,,
Lectures and experiments have become the town t,k TSo
who q mt were decidedly skepral are beginning 10
tns5 dsnbis Removed. and are investigating The subject with
c.naof and attenilon We requested 10 say that NJ
tbe viii form private classes. of not les than ten al snv
hpar annnz he dar - - eNy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26
. NJ. GARRETT, MD. WM. DENNY, MD.
J. IsLER, MD. JOHN WiLsoN, N. ID,
]. HAMMOND, MD. wv. SEAT, MD.
J. s. CURTIS, MIDI mhS tiyl


ET ChOfera.-Dr. GILBERT, having had an extensive
practice in the Cholera since It's first appearance in this country
with As much success living has been induced by
earnest solicitation OF his cud oder the remedy which purely
vegetable for sale He has, o, yget bic medicine Syphilis
Of all kinds lie can purify the from all Mepours
ss be has an invaluable remedy Tor Piles letters scd Head etc.
Ohce No II Croman street, between the New house
ana the River. mb26
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

FRENCH AFFAIRs.--An important step (says the
Baltimore Ameriean) has been taken by the French
Government. The whole of France has been in
cluded in a military organization under five Lieu.
tenant Generals, each having particular section
under his command. This arrangement does not
dsplace the Generals heretofore in commission it
only promotes some of them to higher and more ex-
iensiVe authority, and is designed to give unity and
concentration to the military power. There were
seventeen Generals Of division under the former
systsH, and there are as many now. The new or
ganlzatlon, however, groups several divisions under
Lieutenant General that the five chiefs of that
grade now represent and WELD the military power
Of France.
This movement may be supposed to have two
fold purpose. First, preserve order against the
disturbing influences of the socialists and red re-
pubcans; secondly, to afford the means of consol-
dating and Strengthening the executive power.
These two purposes, in the present condition of
France are not considered diverse at variance
with one another Ii seems to be Indispensable,
considering the habits aud characteristics of the
French people, that they should have strong gov
ernment, that the military element should enter
largely into IT, and that the exercise OF sovereign
power should be in the hands of an efficient exc
cutve. All analogies between liberty in the United
States and liberty in France, between our repub-
canism and French republicanism, must be viewed
with many allowances, many differences.
now the administration OF Louis NapoieonlS to
terminate whether he is to retire quietly from the
Presidency at the end of his term and leave the
choice of his successor to the people, or whether
he will succeed in purpose too clearly apparent
to be doubted-the purpose OF establishing himself
and his family at the head of the government and
converting the Republic into an Empire-these are
contingencies which the circumstances of the times
just now, involve in much uncertainty and doubt.
great deal depends upon the personal charac-
ter of the President Tie Constitution is against
him i; and in this country no man, whatever might
be his popularity and personal qualities, could
stand against the Constitution But in France they
do not regard Constitutions as sacredlY as we do
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

Eeg Glasses I'm Electro Biology. Mr.. FISKE, in
compliance with the general request Glass for complete
instruction in the newly discovered Science
Armory hall early his health will permit Mr. F. pledges
himself to enable all who attend perform wonderful Expert
menls successfully and also how to apply this remarkable remedial
agent TO the of disease the fee charged for $50
will lie returned Complimentary Ticket will be given (graui
touS) to all who Join the Class which viu lady gem
denan To all the public Lectures and Experiments Ladies' Class
will he formed early day. mh23
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

SYKES, HYDE s. Co; will SELL 10 O'Clock, at 81 Bienye
strCet-Jamaca Rum and Holland Gin. AT half-pas
10 O'Clock, at 81 Magazine street. Groceries, Provisions
and Liquors.
WIN P.sqoTT win sell, haf.past 10 oclocs at 81 Camp
strael-En rnitnre. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

" The President Of the United States has of.
nclally recognized Henry Wilson as Consul Of the
hing OF the Belgians for Boston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

FIShE respectfully his friends public Dr. C. A.
STEVENS Of Buffalo, N.Y. popular and highly successful prac
uens Fhy'eiaH will give his attention requiring ka nei-
cal services, on MONDAYS and TUESDAYS from mil 10
O'Clock II the forenoon, for Genen and TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for Ladies' hour at Arm6y Hail. spec
tors not admitted The charge Tor treatment for
each time hs patient msy be operated upon 81 co. when
visited NJ their Residences an extra charge will be nb2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

kH- Commercial Exchange, corner Of St. Charles
aud Pedda streeqe above establishment continues OPEN
the proprietor s0iciis continuation patronage friends
M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

: y a. kEE. = q S. BuLKLKY. e. A. BuLkLKY.
MCKEE, BuLkLEN q CO., Cottoa Factors and
WI GfHsrI Commission HsrckGRts, No, So Common
street, New Orleans. AuIl 6mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

TINE subscribers have hand variety Of articles suitable
tolls, HUNTING KNIVES, POWDER, FLAsKS,
GAME BAGS, SHOT POUCHES, CANTEENS, Ere.
They have also received assortment of Aliens and
Colts RENOLVER-, all Of which they offer for sale for
cash at No, 5 Chartros street. -
ms l0t HYDE GOODRICH.
IME-l5OO barrels fresh ThOmaston Lime, in store and
mhS6 81 John STROUD co. i4s Common st.
CEMEN1-l0O0 bbls. Depman's and Nelson i Browne
~ ROsendale Cement, for sale by
mha6 Ct JOHN STROUD Il co. l46 Common st.
DLAsTRR OF PARlS-600 bhls Wothsrspoon's
IL Calcined Plaster OF PnIis, for sale by
mha6 81 JOHN STROUD co. l46 Common
FIRE BRICKS 900 English, Pisburg and Pensa,
II COLA landing and in store, for sale by
mh8 81 JOHN STROUD CO. l46 Common 81.
DLAsrERlNG HAIR-In hhds, bbls, and sacks, iOr
mhs Ct JOHN STROUD co. Ias Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

SsyNSsz EE' Regular Meeting Of oDEOE TEN stf-siN
sZAAS5 PIE OF HONOR No will be held in Crys zsAsfS
SaESfS s Fount Hall, No. ~ Tch0uptoulas street. 20.
on IIseDAY EVENING March ., At s O'clock.
miles, w MCCARTHY W y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

Louisiana Grand Lodge OF Ancient York
a MasOns. NAA
~ ES An Adjourned meeting of The above will s&
A% be held at the Masonic Hail Of Perdi1o ~
" and Bsrunne street. on TUESDAY EVENING e4qESyS
MtEen TO- al h1llpG o'clock The Officers and Members
ordered punetu1ly attend JOHN GEDGE, Grad Maser.
AUST D BLAIR, Grlnl seelelaEy mh25
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26
Binaaman Course Races.

Yesterday he last day Of the meeting Of the Metais
Jockey Club Tho day was dark and lowering, and the
endance rather thin FoaaV O. the favoe at odds,
but the knowing caught high fall The following i
the result.
sIxrH DAY. .uondap March a5.Propneor spuFse $3.50.
Best three in Fve-Afie heats. Entries:
A. W. Small ch, g Rory o. More. by Glencoe
VIM j, Minors u Turnhuis) CHI. T. Fanny O..
- ny imp. MaIgTave. out o. Lancess Z y o.
d. f kenner,s b. 1. Zephyr. by Gray Medoc, dam a
James Fitzpatrick b. h. Dan HsVTie, BY Trustee. :,
dam by Margrave 4 y. ........4 us.
Time, ls50-1s52-1;47A i--li494.
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Masonic NnffcC

a Masonic Notice. %AsgzH
>nHAA> ~ The KNIGHTS TENPLARs who signed yssV2
AE the petition ior the formation Of Eneampment
" 10 this will meet the hall Baronne I'VE
and Perddo streets, WEDNESDAY March o'ciocS
p MA full attendance requested, viii
ntE
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MURPHY's HOUsE-...I 100 a. Cbaries stre,

OPPos'e "ee Ttotte 1shFuhee ~ Ro tHdFtes1Otct
ETNIIEY can convince any one thai Carous Teeth may
4 preserved TO extreme old age millions assssssssse
be preserved by timely and judicous treat 2
ment. ILL -
HEALTH comfort, beauty and longevity are greatly depe1
dent on the preservation OF the Teeth
TOOthache caused by exposure of the nerve can be
ieyed and the nerve destroyed without pain.
They have used the Leheon and Chloroion in nearly SOC
cases, without the least injury to lie patient, and with enI
IN destroying sesbty pan in The extraction
Teeth and also IN the most surgical operations ampu
aons, etc. he attested by Professors Stone Wedde
sion in this city.
They are prepared 10 insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH fror
one TO entire sets either with without Artificial Gums
win or without atmospheric presuse las circumstances
fequire) according 10 the latest scientific Improvements
the
Those persons who have tested their operations for
years past, VIII cheerully bear testimony in their favor
nculaFy OF their beauty and durability Fnbs6 lv dSW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

Eds. Cresesnt-Please announce L. IT, CAYENNE M an
independent candidate for the office Of Recorder the Second
Municipality, and oblgo tfyI1l MANY Vorvps
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

Eds Crescent Please announce joshua BALpw1S thu
Recorder Of Municipality No. Two, candidate for reeec
ton in April next and that he will supported irrespective
OF party py me LmhSl The PEOPLE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

E efficacy of these preparations has been fully proved,
= as shown by the verbal and communications y9un-
ay made 10 the sole prepare by PHYSICIANS and others
who have tired them with unequaed suceess and more par
cqary since the publication of essay by Dr. upon
Asatc Cholera in the january number OF the NewreaIs
Medical Journal wherein the principles Of correct treat
ment, with the recipes fully laid down. Inc at
eHOn of planters and all going journey directed to
the above. Prepared and Tor sale only by
On, Il. J. COKE " CO, Druggists,
nnhgS I'm roruer MAGAZINE and POydras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

Editors Of the Crescent Gentlemen, Please announo,
hLEx, GRAlLHE, ESQ candidate for the Office Of Mayor
Of the City Of New Orleans at the next Election.
NIB VOTERS or THE SECOND MuMcIPALiTY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

dcssrs. Editors Please announce me ms Candidate fo
the Chief Magsacy of the city Election in April next
Bd PETER l.. foRE, ex- La. State Librarian
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

fnll assortmento BOYS and CnILDREN's CLOTHING
~ ONE PRICE FOR GooDs, and No Deriation
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
mhlS Il 3tW No. 81 Magazine a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

For Mayor, THOMAS ]. SPEAR, Independent Croyasso
Canddate-the Poor Mans Frend-tO be elected in Apra
next. ~, ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

Eds Crescent Please to the Voters Of Munich
paity No. One, that w. NJ FLEMING is a candidate for
Recorder, and win be supported by MANY voTERs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

For Aldermans
INDEPENDENT TrcKET.-We present to the voters of the
Seventh Ward, as candidates for Aldermen
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
All for the Union.

A Washington correspondent of the New York Her
aid, after declaring that "a strong Union sentiment
perTzdcs the people of this city, Washington which
is shared by all the Senators and members there pro-
eeeds thus:
The Union sentiment is moving the me,nbers of the
Administration and Congress- in a ka5le manner,
viii be seen from the following schedule:
Hon. Truman Smith is married to a lady of Ala
bama.
Hon. Mr.. Gilmore, Of Pennsylvania is married to
lady in Maine, niece Of Mr. John voaghan
Hon Mr.. CabelI, of Florida is married to the beauti
lul Miss Wilcox. Of st. Louis, Mo.
General Waddy Thompson, Zone Of the few Union
men of South CaroliPa) is married Miss Jones. ol
North Carolina eaeeI grant that all South Carolina
may be weddc in ndissoluble bonds the patriotic
State of Gorth Carolina
Brn Linr. Boyd, of Ky was married last session to
a lady Of Pennsylvania.
Hon Mr. Taylor Of Ohio, is bridegroom, and hence
panting for the Union.
Hon Mr. Conrad, Secretary Of War, Is about to be
married to lady, who only fascinating, but every
way worthy Of staunch and patriotic Union
himself; and Mr. Bay Of Missouri is abost to be mar
ried TO a lady in Georgetown.
God bless the ladies', and all. They silently
and unobtrusvey doing for the Union than all the
men, bv chershnr at the reside Of home those patri
otie American sentiments which the disqustions Of pol
ics seem TO drive Of the brains Of May they
be prosperous and happy and be the worthy mothers oil
worthy Union men, Tho women have the rearing OF
the rising generation entrusted their maternal
In their hands the Union is safe. God bless them!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26

C-The Lafayette Courier publishes extract from
the Card OF Mr.. Chapman, and SAYS ''To crafty its
spleen, the State paper which processes give fair
sketch of doings of the Convention, Intentionally
emts the sligltest GluSon TO the remarks PROPOSE
1ions Of Mr. Chapman" The readers OF the Sentinel
know that this charge is entirely untrue and before the
editor al the Courier concludes his article he proves il
ie so he copies a Sentinel
duced by Mr.. Chapman. He is equally unfortunate in
regard TO eur position with regard to Banks. The
Bank question has not yet, been taken up by the
Convention except incidentally Our individual pred-
lecons would lead oppose all Banks but if Bank
ING shall be permitted at ALL then We are in favor Of
guards and restrictions shall eectually protect
the rights of the people. We have not poor opin
ion of the Convention as to believe that the Delegates
viii prostrate themselves before any Banking nsttu
tion II is true that there are various and conflicting
opinions that have be harmonizcd before Banking
any description will be tolerated. section has al
ready heen adopted, by large VOTE which e1ecually
divorces the Bank from the State; and if anything all
is done for Banking it will be under some general prin
.cipI. that will be well guarded. The assertion OF the
,eitsr Of the Courier that f the State Bank again
fastened upon the people Of the State may be fairly
tTibueed the SentiaeI,' is strange remark, in
necon with the fact that not single word has been
said editoriay, in this paper favor Of such nst
tuition and only communication Of afngers length in
oTe in its favor which was noticed in an EDITORIAL at
she'time, not embodyng views Banking
We should have taken no notice of the Courier at
hsEne but for the fact that those who have failed in
alaheir efforts to inure the Sentinel and its influence
with the Democratic party, have resorted the
temPtble subterfuge of msrepresenng position
the Bank question. We know that the article is not
from the pen of the nominal editor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
J. MITCHELL.

R,rIRoADRoAD LErTISe.-oa las: Thars1ssy the
erubing and grading of the entire line Of railroad from
this place Cambridge let responsible contrac-
Of some S2000 below the estimate Of
the Engineer. The several contractors took in the
grceate payment for their work. S37 600 in stock AT
the Greenfield letting, $1,000 taken the same way,
and at this place. $1,000 making in stock taken by
tractors S43 000 This indicates the confidence that bu
sness have in this road. They know that the stock
will paw well. There is now about thirty miles under
contract and the residue will be let during the ensuing
six months sRivalres' and representations
STAY the progress of this road The Tere Haute
and Richmond Railroad is THE connecting Ink Of the
great central line Of railroad communications from the
through Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri; and which line is destined 10 consolidate all
local interests and receive the Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad" The western section Of this road
from Terre Haute indianapolis will be ready for the
cars during next fall, and the eastern portion rom the
Capital to the State line, will be pushed forward fast
as men and money do L.. When the Jenersonyie
road is completed Cambridge, and the lines to Day
ton and Cincinnati are opened, venture the predc
ton that mere passengers and more produce
will pass over portion OF this road through Wayne
County than over any other railroad in the westTerrs
Haufs Coarier-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
indiana and the Compromise.

1t is with pleasure we learn that the Constitutional
Convention OF Indiana has endorsed the measures oil the
compromise The subject had been much discussed in
the Convention, and the 5th the resolutions were
adopted by vote Of ninety to twentyssx.
These resolutions, doubtless reflect the sentiment oi
nsetenths Of the people of that noble State, and is
whitening rebuke to the gambling demagogues in the
north who have looked to the northwest to sustain them
their schemes Of sectional agitation. The representa-
tives cf the people Of Illinois, when they convene here
this winter will utter the same sentiments, If they re-
feet the wishes and opinions Of their constituents That
the Legislature will perform this duty we ieyc doubt
whateycr-Hiinois State Register,