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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-25
WESTERN CICTEIEG STORE.
COT"~r Oi 4GnLh s'I.G lIsL SL.tUls.
3 l 3 Il L v .uER 4 q. [ o.

By BhCUuER d. GO.
I HIS popular establishment, formerly on Wa'ei
l. Str'et IL nov open al d in ull blast "n Man
street, ia tie lalge Lick store ION eIly OCcuii,C
y a. Gumherts.
Drummer \ Co have just received from the
sunuiactuly in Cincinnati. tie latest New HurE
tyie o Fall and Winter Cln'hing. All ct Whicl
made and thin mad in the best manner, under
their direction, expressly inr this market, and con
>ists OF every article requisite to complete Oeltle
mems WardrUbes.
Coats and ClOaIts.
A / lie assortment OF blue, Brown, Grey, Drub,
hach raw Blankets; box, and over Goats, genu
ne Pilot ana Beaver Clu:h Goats; fine lot OF Cloth
'oats all sizes and prices; superior Black anG
jlue. French and English Goth Dress, Frock anC
sack Coats tull trimmed: Salinett and Ca>hmeret't
Goats; Brown, Green and Grey and all culnrs
Tweed and Cashmere sack. Frnck and DIess Goats.
2OundabOuts aud Coats ut oil kinds
PantalOOns.
Superior Black and B,ue Cloth and Cassimeit
t'anls; Fancy Frtl Ch CassmtTe | ants. Fancy
0tripes and Blue, B ack, ard steel Mixed and Ca
ier Mixed sa,lnelt Pants; Tweed and Coraioy do
ants oi every variety and price to sui purchasers
Vests,
BlIck silk and satin Vests Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vests Fancy Casa7mere Vests; Satinelt vests.
tnd common Vests Ot kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
~Ha~r-nE0@ Al he late styles OF plain df,s1
-. and fancy silk and satin. Ora PiPiE!ii
%AAso>e watts, Scarts and stocks; wmlrl 9l-
.ik and all toloIs Pocket Handk,ro heis: -LineI
md Linen bosom shirts; R.uslil and Fam el do.
laI mel and Net urdeI shirts ard Dlaws; Sim
o;lars: every Kind OF Beaver, Kid, thread an'
utIoD Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspcH-
ers; silk gingLam and cotton lnblelas; sill
,ats: aps boots. Shoes: walking cafes, &c.
All the above articles and everything else il
1t furnishing line viii be sold ui Cincinnati price
~ CASH.
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies wtek
during tie s.ast1 tI,n our Mandatory II
nci natl. ittIt2ll Bill Mn Ek 4 Co
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLAkTIC. LAKE AM MISSISSIPPI TtltGRAPi
CONSTRUCTED BY
HENRY REILLY,
And Connecting with nearly all the
Prominent ON ms in the United StaIes
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To the Commercial and TTareling Csa,mun:fs.


20 Captains and Clerks of stesmtoats, and trav.
ers geneIalI, vii. find their Te graz hic dispatch.
IS faithfully attended to, at the Agen., ON board
he WhaIf-boa al Evansville.
0crPassenrers hand their dispatches and
,sayment to the sreamt oat Clerks, whose general
3uresy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
the Agent on the Wharf.boat a. Gamers pass
Evansville Landing A
9rDispatches sent to Evansville, for officers or
passengers ON steam boats, will be put on board
"hen boats pass, at any hour OF NIGHT or DAY.
" " There is no place In the Union where Tel
egraphic business is more satisfactorily transact
ed than at Evansville" says Henry O'keilly, in
4 late letters and the public may rely upon every
effort heine nade heieaittr heletoioie to render
uli satisfaction TO the conneIcial dnd travelling
community.
QFIhe Agents on the Wharfboat are Captain
e u. O'RILEY & Co. forwarding melchah1s.
md the agent at the Telegraph osice is Mr. CosEr.
9ETDespatches should 0tu0ys be handed TO the
lgent on the wharfboat, 4, r. P g. O'Riey. The
me cannot be responsible for ,hUse handed 10 9th
.rs to be forwarded
dell JOHN lNGLE, Trustee. Z
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ARRIVAL GF sTCvIS.

IT 1uE subscriber has just received rfsz
asssa by the steamer P9n'iac large assori- ff7aq
aud New England ) I-iigLi Co..h ing Stnyts with
a tne lot OF Fancy rurlnr Stuves, which II e
examined at NY stove e>tahli,lmtn un Main ST,
iust above fmsI, at the .ign of the Mammoth Cot
lee Fot d,c.Otf TIiOS. SCANTLlN
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NEW GCCIS.

lust reed Ly lEt sulsoIHu assd supT fin
y iashicnal.e e ll'k SIIi | ats:
A few pieces suph iGlIliuIt chIniZ;
CIiinst n. Mage riit | Ut Hnt llE NlIacca,
A iul asst h dItH's md ltys kttts;
A handson stctk ol OH 81 ms unt Calicots;
Black and char Ct allie Si.h Clavals;
Kid, rilk, CuIton, and nutn Gloves and Mitts
EAtra " Mhale-hon stp'r nttCle.s Ccl cotton;
Muslin de lanes and casEntGts
Sup'r white. yellow, led. ard gre fanneli
Linen handk eIchItts, fine and cheap;
Combs, hair brushes, and PCnatUm;
B-own and blcatEtd II nuslIIs drills ard checks
CassimeIes. tasil It's plaIds. IL d liIstys.
Clildren'e and mems sup'r sIlk Pt ckt h'dk' IFS;
MarsaileS quilt and su,'r nss'd hosiery, tr s:l'
nv low Iltnse call al the one price store, cOihe
NJ in and I'd sts.
- "a It WILL 4 " HUGHES
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EVANSVILLE IA, MONDAY ~ RCH 80, lc5U.
LIGAL NOTICES.
DMINIsTRxTOR.S NCTrCE

4 III IHho ul aCiniI.l ia. Ion ham Teen tuket
IL Out by tie undtrsigneu on the estate of hA1
iHL W McPBI ES,N, ectased, those indebted I.
aid estate re hertl y notified make imnt dial
aymtnt; and those having claims egaiI sI said E.
ATE notified t. pr, nj The III a. tie pIoIer lin
"a y authenticated Said estate is suppose d u i.
nSO.v ut. f.
P'35 w3 JAS F MTPICK Adm'r
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WAR! WAR!! WAR!!f
Declared against The Tnired KEngdovms
OF the Hats. Nice and o5I,er Nexrai,,g I

AA'aIss Vice. and other beEmsng
ne Undersigned, lItely from Germany. ffars
H.. 10 tue public OF tis city very useitIf and in
hiIin hhAiu 10 get rid of these burdensome and
tJurl"ns guests, " hich getting so numerous
,a' ~ we don look out tor them, they will. in
no tlme, compel TO leave our gb,d and prosper.
eSsiOn of it ~ s FOS
his composition is not like others. dangerous
'nen applied. There is no arsenic or any other
IIs3h about H. that could l.y any accident endan.
'er the ne et men, Even foi your iavorite Boloe.
ese or kitten, you need not be afrnid for il would
M oI hurt them It they should eat of it, but il will
N every tascaIy rat that tastes only little of it.
,l1 lhey cannot help doing so as The flavor of that
'eHcacy seems TO be the me plus ultra" in their
astronomy 1t has to be applied 10 piece si bread
= ABOUT square inch and about quarter of an
lcn mex ana late in the evenng-it wants to b
'ul 10 suitable place. hole, or wherever they
ire used to bold their nocturnal meetings Bnt to
'et mem away entirely from our premises, we have
:" make use OF this great palliative at once. There
ore iehoW-cliIzens, and particularly you, house.
o"heFs ard tenants, come all and buy my prepara.
ION ana get rad OF these molesling customers at
nee. g. e, RnE,S
No IL. Carpenters Block
70 This mixture for sale also. in boxes al 30 and
~ cents at ELLIS & SchLAMP's Grocery. ieb2 If
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TEE MISS LESLIE ATR-TICET
fll(.kN S'IN,N h..

-, WE have received the diffrrt mt sizes OF tlis
I'D superior Air-lighi CCOk 81 Owl. with en-
S4S ai geG flu, S. ana all the ates impIoven euis.
The eaI oil cti. To air tight Stoves las teem ne
raft. our enlarged tiues Obviate that &c tct, and
We now {, fler the Miss Leslie as a superior Stove.
Ike public are invited cali ana txamIne t,r the M
elves lun2U J. T. IL &. =, WING.
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CAIRO WE ARF ECAT.

,Tv... ZALMA AkI.Ch, GaIrC. Ill.,, !
at5l44tt-14 now proprietor ot the large a, d Ut
~7<aS=zazsz1 slantial Miari Boats CT lSLa ma arr
Il NJ DALE. These Beats are being thnrout tN
epnirt d. nj ,t I'll flicitn nj ezt To accun'n o,ar -
.ast 5CO toms ct Fiti.ht. I resp c,uly snIil'.
uI,igInthts. anc Woui-es Cue caI, in st,Iiug al
=. Wait il g N priit e- ,nrIusttd tu i'm
q BOA1 sTGIIS aIe c,Isiaitl, Kept o.
nd, l,r stt ;n,lua men anu al Others tlaGiIg Il
ivrT.
Ry The Catin of the SAM DALI Is fitted up in tn.
.,le ior The arct nmudaliou OF trHAelleIs, and al
rt invited tu give him u II al.
r i,n ill.,. Ian 1850 laI 80 If
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STATE OF INDIANA,

Nafrlck NOuhtys J
4 t the February Tenn 81 the NarIick Probate
~ Court, A. D. 1880, said c. urt dtcIared the es
tate OF Mason RlCE, laIe oi Warrck coLn'y. deceas
ed. 10 lie probably insolven'. Creditors are there.
fore req ired t. file their Claims against tie esta1,
tor allowance, in the said Probate C0ur; within feI
months fTum The date hereof or they viii not he en-
tltitd 10 payment. WM. F. JARRETT,
teb27 w3 Admir- de bonis non
n OTICE is heel Y given that will expose Ia
y sale plilIc auction on the 2Oih Il " of Narcl
instant at he late idence nf Polly WHFTsTONr
decreased. all the personal properly of the estate
HENRY WHETr ONE decreased con isting O, Horses
Cows. flaming Uten lis. household Furniture etc
A c e,iit Oi Twelve mon hs will he given on al sum
Of three dollars Hnd upwards. the purcl .-ers givi,
Their notes Nth approved ecuriiy, wuiVing all val
u1tlun and appTaise mrnt lows
mh7 VI BLACK, II MILLS. Admir-
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Or. BURCH,
SUI IsGIIC DE.N fist,

,E7 Ill in future coniine himself strictly to ii
wv Cffice in Evansville. Persons from di
tance and strangers visiting the ciy. ale inorme
performed as WILL in Evansville as in any ot IT,
East,rn cities Full and Eaf sets of artificial Tee!
inserted and warrant ieinanent for Ii e. Sue
pperaiI neces arly xpen i've, but when pro-
erly performed are Of permanent b, refr; and il j
better for those who need such important npelr
ions. tn paw little more and have them proper,
aad well perfTmei than few dollars less Tor a jo
ha' is worse than Useless.
NV charges ar. g4vernedby the difficulties ofearl
particular case jams
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G. CCIIIIR ECFE7rs,

u = = Z : = n :. = Z - : ~
M ANIL SCl 4 IL, a. gel LInt l. -iIH'nd Pom :
VI e. Gold ems. No. 81 aiket Il ,ett ~. .OIlS,
30. ! htse Ions .Ne bttI iurDI gLly nj d in the
West. and have pttNtd roI E tie Ieiy best ever o
cred To the at lie ior dtlal Iiily ens'iCit!. tlhr
NIFTY OF 80. aine>s at work. ans In .ai 9TH
VI pInltuts o. good itn. i hey oaIIot le sur,
SD. lice s;.. GU tXtIa stIOI II yer Case
and Iucn l"tlers eLclcs Ig lie inttHt will
m ti with Pre- npt atttItIt al Il q q lie K
cliIetO il iltV Gc ut tti1 Il e ltnd-laIg In
having pens, ard teauii al pen stamped RI bhln's
{ do Fellow : Zen. G, mint tI lard. dee1-tt
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE
Medical Department.

MeOlcaA department. agEaF
| HE regular course of Lectures in this Institute
will Commence on the tlrsl OF November. nna
ontlhue unlll the last OF February The AnaIon-
-tal department will tie opened and ready 10 re.
eve students by the hrSt OF October lie Medi.
at department will be under the direction OF the
Oliowing
Professors:
Z FREEMAN. NJ ID. Professor of Anatomv >
~ NEWTON, VI u Prof. OF SuiEtrv. Kan
ii. j. hULcE. NJ. d., Prot. Of 1 heory and Practice
OF Medicine. = -f--'-
w. BYRD PowLLL, NJ. d.. Prof of Physioloov
anthology, AiIneralOgy and Geology
}. HING, Nj H.. Prof oi hiaIeria hedlca 4 hern
peutics and Medical jurisprudence
}. aON SANrtRs, A NJ, NJ. u :, Prof Of Chem.
isry and Pharmacy
). A WILSON: M, u, Prof. of Obstetrics and Els.
cases OF Women and hildren.
Clinique Lecturers.
Uedicine-trof. Ii. J. UleE
Ahrge'y-Piof. X. =. NEWT NJ
q. r h MAN. NJ. H., Anatomical Pemonstrator
he fees ora full Course OF lectures amouDt ta
Euch Professors Ticket. SIS Matri. ulptor,.
81 Demonstrators tee. $10 GrdduaatOr's 600
Those desiring fur her ILLUMINATION will please
address their letters post paid to tie Dxan; and
students arriving in the city will pease call on him
at The onnercial Hotel. -
KS. NEWTON, NJ. D., Dean of,he Faculty.
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zGn = EC ES PIald lnseys.
AOU 8 Gases Bleachel hi.tngs;
IS aSs'd Fancy t'lints;
3 baes Red lannels;
3 cases Viii
8 Satnette
3 " Kentucky Jeans;
5 " Cvei CuaIirgs;
With al finite variety al other goods just ieceiv-
ID and tor ale very low. y
d III j. Il MAGHEE & co.
NEW GOODS.
Ul>T ftctivto l. IT, >lt,tiit. etI tIul essen
81 ntnt ut / all int Win e. / ~ C,,Cs I,ots.
~ECes. I-Uts. (tls. ltatN I'iG' ttl IL II II q
md aIiIu uIter sflris. Sl;wls liIl.tI. Us
s,itrtIr &: tttrs ttl lidiu s ci,lI IL stIe'itl
l. o.. ely ard gtItIal Gs,tI;n'ri Il j lin II I.s.
whch VIII l., sold Ntiy low phase 10 call and
Xan.iue the stock.
WILLIAM TUGHI 6.
n9I Corner Main and 2d Streets.
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CLOTHING. &C.
! 1OCsgr. -FU
CINCINNATI cIcTE1Ne sTcRE.

N
CINCINNATI cIcTEING sTcRE.
.ert door to c. Bell, Druggist Aoin ST.,
Evansville, Ind.
IFSSRS. AIH.EFlNG & IkJMNEK hav,
just received non Il ell anuiat' y. in II
raii. Tie latest New York style ot Fall and WIN
CloIlirg II OF which are made and frimm,t'
h. best manner. under th Il dir cli'n. exIEtssi, ,
his market. and consists of every nrlicie Iequi
{ to complete (ientlemrn'S w arirubeS.
Goats ard CIOaks.
y fire assortment oi Blue. ! Il WI. Grey nrai
ackinaw. Blankets; BOX. and Over Goats. GEM
Pilot and Beaver Cloth Coas; tine lOt at Ci"n
oats OF all sizes and price $; superior Black an'
:ue. French and Enc clish Cloth | 'ress. Frock an'
al Goats iull tri' med. aIins and Cashmerett
oats; Brown. GIeen and Grey and all colors "
weed aid Cashmere : ack, Frock and Dress Goats
oundahOuts and Coats OF all kinds.
PantaIOOns.
Superior Black and blue { 10th and Cassimer
ants Fancy French assineie Iants; Fancy
triLes and blue. Black, and steel ~ d end e
ct Mixed Satlneit Fanls; Tweed ard Cordroy dc
ants OF every vare.y and price to sui purchasers
Vests,
Black six and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
evet Vest; Fancy Cashmere Vests; Satiheti vests
md common Vests OF all ninds.
Furnishing Goods.
Il All the late styles of plain and fancy s. "a
E|csilk and satin CravatS. Scaris ami S7-fe1 -
locks: white silk md all conrs Pocket Hand keI-
heis; linen and Linen h"sum shirts; Muslin and
lannel do Flannel and Net under hurts ant
)raws; Shirt Collars: every Kind OF Beaver. Kid
nread "nd cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
uu susl Onders: silk, ginghFm ana cotton Tn brel-
us. Doid's, sherwood and Chase's tats, also Silk
ias; Caps Boots, Shoes: walking canes &c.
All the above articles and evtrytIsirg els e in it
arnshIhg line will Je sol al Cincinnati price; TO,
ASH.
We shall continue to receive lrt sh supplies week
v during the sea. on from uur mahulact"Ty in in
.innati locI l2 AliLEkIN(i & b UMMER
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IN an. GUNNY BAGS JUS, received an
h O,OOO for sale low "
TIA IA HAGIFE & co

GROCERIES, AID FRcvIS-cNS.
AC - hL..'Ii,, Il,nu stit,t. coIGtI oi Vine
- y. DIOR rom &. Yennemah's hops Store, ha
iusI received tine lnt oi
GRGCEEITS AND PROVISIONS.
Toys, of all kin d. al latest II. les. Cakes
Can dies. $Wtetmt ats, 4 c.. 4 C.
LOT OF superior FIREt RACKIRS In addition Il
the above. he always kee,s IN hand genel assori
ment Of Groceries and Produce, Glass vale ant
hina Wnre CufIe,y. etc.
% Country rraduce tar en- in exchange for Goo l.
and the highest MAJ ket price paid jan29 If
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WINES.
OS-I Tipes Port Juice;
"~O IL Or Casks do;
Is do Madeira; 10 .
Cask do choice;
20 Demjohrs Sherry;
II Bask Champaign;
IS Rbls :. Malaga;
3 Half bbls Mountain
For snlrly fn2Il ALI Is & HOWES.
U"r I,LCLlVLD, per sieamtrs Oregon an.
" Empi
p bags prime new Rio CofIte:
p hhls prIiue New Orleans Moasses;
= halt bDIs d'' do do;
bids do do Sugar;
for 81 a'e low by
itn29 SIIANkIIN & REILLY.
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Law nepurIrnenf.

Hon. E, w. M. MING, Professor If Tbeorv ana
PractIce Of Law
JOHN DILAfIlLD. Esq, Professor of Commercial
jurisprudence.
Ierms- $50 per essinn.
All communication. pertaining To this den.r,
'nent Must be addressed to
Memphis Tenn, March, 1850. -1'4'
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Ire Faculties, for intellectual abilities. moral
voIlh ana pr4tei sional requirements, will compars
~ The Medical tacllliy constitutes nm ano,,,aIv
m TINS or any Other countr,-all Of Them are aba
eclurers ana The est OF teachers
hose who will cont, nIlate our geographical
10 d"ubi as 10 The eligibility OF our situation Tor an
h'erpllSe OF the KIND As 10 heath lnc .udine an
easons OF The year, we deny that any other civ las
~ 'S "~~
common error exists in the minds of many stu.
lens re latlve 10 the place of studying yoed;cin..
nose VII" int nd pract'cing nm0ng ihe diseases uf
ne west and south should certaItly educate them.
elves At school whose Faculty are practically &C.
luamted with those dist ases.
hat the public may be sut fed of the ermanen.
" "i ihiS school, We feel it our du,y 70 ale, liar
ne l tnstets d Faculty fuIin a unit in acsIon.
ii'ch "u@i Is Wen iof Its future sureess; and that
Inc pecuhai lLernal organ ,zaion " hich connects
'eLll en- cannot be interrupted. l.. w. M. hINt,
'eoI' resi- en' ot the Aen. his Institute
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U$T RECEIFED-ptr steamer Gen'l La
j tayet'e Cent are. and Oregon
80 bags Prime new kio Coffee:
q hds New Orleans and Clarified Sugar:
II Lhls oaf Crushed, and Powdered do;
81 do n Orleans and ugar house holasses,
60 barrels and kegs Tar;
25 sacks fine Salt.
80 dozen Cedar and Painted Pals:
Which added to our former stock, makes it gen
eral aud complete.
inn4 FOSTER e. BROWN
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FARRELL'S
EVANS q HARRINGTON

NJ OUiib respectfully unpOui &C Ia ii c citlzer'
w of Evansville and vicinity, that they keel
constantly hand at lLeir shop on air st.. ~
pnsite the Bank. all kinds Of Cigars, Snufls. IL
bacco, &c, superior to any manufactured in thi
city or elsewhere; all orders from abroad will De at
tended 10 with punctualitv and dispatch
ian25 HARRINGTON &. w ANS
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Restoration Il preservation of the
HIM H EEo
BY NJ. WISE & SON. of Virginia.
y C9nyracSl.

M WISE & son, finding i. altogether mposs,.
WI. bic TO attend personally to thu great number
of daily applications from al sectie oil the Union for
their Remedy Ior Badness, ard for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC have found IT necessary 10 appoint
0ensrc! 7rocellins Agent 70 risit diFerent cities
and throug bout the United Safes vestits him
with authority TO appoint SUB agents. use aad vend
the Hair Tome. and 10 apply the RESTORATIVE.
and to put them INFO the hands OF thoss he may ap.
point 81 operate where-er suScicnt cmber Of pa.
tents in any town OF neighborhood shall lie obtained
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT. oil Eausuier county,
Va IS alone authorized TO &C. as General Travelling
Agens, will. Tho powers above indicated
Cast 6. may be expected to visit, as speedily as
Prtctscsb!s the principal cities ard towns Of the U.
MON.
N. d. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply of the HAIR TONIC (Which cIeanses
the head Of dandruf, strengthens and invigor ates
the hair, aud prevents 1t. also, from falling oy for
the region Of country most conis uoEs to- his opera.
lions, or it may always ss obs;ned. at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part If the Union by address,
ing the preprietore. Nj. WISE l. SON. Richmond,
Va.
TPrice o per dozen cash. Six bottles for S.
or one dollar single hottie.
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81. Louis. March O,

COL. GENTON'S COURSE APPROVED OF.
very large meeting was held here las,
night. series Of resolutions were passed
approving of the Course Of Col. Benton in the
U. s. Senate, and repudia'ing Mr.. Calhoun
speech on The slavery question, and The threats
oil disunlon. They also agreed to make " Ben.
tonlsm test vote on tho democratic candi.
dates, at the municipal election. Reported
for The Baltimore Sun.
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'aef ''fe'o'e resistance {, the North, if III
necessity should be imposed upon US.
VA. MeBoe, Esq, J. NJ. Newsou. an,
a. W. Burton. E,q., each re.popded IN sim
liar calls; and he speeches having been con
cluded, Maj. X. williamson moved the adon
ton OF The resolutions, which were passed
without dissenting voice.
In accordance with the sth resolution, The
following delegates were appointed.
u. shipp, Egg. Capt. +. J. Eccles, B.
Sumner, Esq. Col. n. Wheeler, j. W.
Moore, E>q,, Isaac Lowe, E.q., Capt. f.. For
ney, V. lieldorman. John DAVIS, n. D. Butch.
Revd. IL. Ashury, f. A. Hampton, Il. How.
ard, w. X. Edwards, II. w. Aberna,hy. A.
Goodson. Col b. NJ. Iel,on, Dr.. Aie, Ram.
sour, Capt J. +. Hoke, Thos. William, r..
E'qr A. W. Burton, Major Hull, Esq. Capt.
J. Clean, Danl. Lu;z, C,l. Peter Hoks, Cot.
l. u. Guilds. J. y. Stowe, EGG. W. III. Nor.
.is"n, Maj. /. i. Slade, James johnson, Gen.
Dani. Seaele, Capt. 4. X. Shuford, ]. r.
Alexander, E-q. James Brown, j. A.Rob
eHs' David Taylor, Jacob Rush, Allen Alex.
ander, E.q. DR.. {. l.. Hunter, Thos. Wi.
,,amson, E-q. Peter Baxter. Is. p. Grigg, A.
+. Canslsr, E.q. David Summerour, DR.. |
WIN. Mclean. +. NJ. Rienhardt, John NJ.
Joseph Siamey, Ambrose Cosiner,
Anderson, DIR. 4. Butt, Geo. Coon E.o.
D. VI. Newson, Capt. d. Scasle, Il. E. John |
''n' a. J. Cansle,, Major X. Williamson,
Capt. j. +. Leonhardt. Henry Causer, E q.
l.. T. Thompson, WIN. Lander, Levi he
'ener, j. A. Caldwell, V, A. McBee, NJ. /
Carpenter, ID. Grouse, E.a 4. Roseman.
Brown, E'q. and Andrew KlIian.
Tho meeting then adj 'urred. all highly
;ra'ified at seeing such enthusiasm e.inccd.
,MAJ. HULL, President. !
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-27
GREAT BANK RUPBFEY

George J. Bullock, Cashier of the Central
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DISSoLvfNG THE UNION.

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Gays that, as yet, no preparation, either for.
eign or domestic, has been discovered power
ful enough to act upon so large and wonder.
ful substance.
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