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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-11
THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.

II II proprietors beg 10 call the attentic Of con-
4 nolseurs IN Tea, and The heads If families to
the choice and rare selection of Teas imported by
them. and hitherto unknown in this country, which
by their fragrance and dtHcacy, combined with vlr.
gin purity and strength produce an Infusion Of
passlng richness and flavor.
/ he eas offered are the following:
The Jeddo Bloom, "a black Tea,) at 81 co per ID,
= Niphon, Go. IS
8 Diari, do 0 so
:, 9. acea. a Green Tea, 90
. ! oo-tsiaa, 60. IS
. Iicki-tsIaa, do. so
Ud-h Mixture, 4 compound OF the
most rare and choice Teas grown
on the iernle ami genial soil VI
Assam, 90
With a view 10 encourage the introduction of
these niat i' SIS Teas the intention If the pro
prietors distribute by lot among the purchasers
quantity OF Tea co al 10 the First ars' Profits on
the sales eectes.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the pack
age, numbered certificate, emitting him to One
CHANCE IN THE Distribution =!
FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS
LAID out, and on the receipts amounting to $1,000
the UNDERWENT onod parcels OF Tea, the value OF
ten per cent, or Two THOUSAND DOLLARS, will lie
given away as Bonuses :! according to the follow
ing scale:
5 Prizes of 30 lbs Tea each at
81 Copper ID. $50 lbs or $3.50
20 pnzts OF IS lbs of Tea each at
81 0U per h. 500 " " SEQ
so prizes OF 10 lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per h.. 500 - " 500
100 prizes Of lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per Ii. SEQ A" - 500
80 ptlzes OF ID of Tea each at
81 co per Id. $50 Z" $50
425 Prizes in all. 2CuO So OUO
Those persons who Lrefer lower priced T,as can
recei'o their prizes in proportion they VIII be RE
IURcHAsLD FOR Cash at deduction OF lO per CEN.
o. Country Agents required. Ppplicarons To be
addressed post paid,) to lhs Company s Depot, as
above. je5 3ml
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NOTIONE

d BASKETS, Bung starters, Rolling pins, Knife
ID cleaners, Potatoe Washers, Butter prints ane
lots of other things for sale by
my4 If ORNBROOK g. BURTIS.
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CONTRACTED REGULARLY 81 BABcocK, BROS. Z

RATE OF FREIsHrs To NEw ORLEANs.-- Tobacco
s2,75 p hid; Oats l2l9l4c sack; pound freight
Q 100 Bs, % cts; Pork o bbl, 4Oc; Corn o sack, %
ts22Bc; Flour p bbl. 3Oc
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EXCHANGE ECTEL,
CORNER OF DIVISION AND FIRST STREETS,
EVANSVILLE, IND,

EN NSFIILLs FND'
THE undersigned having taken this establish
i ment and is renevating and flung it up
for the comfort and OF the travelling coununi
", and from his long experience in the Business he
hopes to shsre liberal patronage CT his friends and
The public generally. He is prepared to take few
more families and boarders.
HIS table viii be lurni he'd with The best that the
market affords and attended by good polite and
attentive servants
His Bar will be well furnished and his charges
reasonable. SAM. MORTON.
mY25 d3m
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE & ST. LOUIS
PACKET
REGULAR WEEKLY LCUISvnIE s

REGULAR WEEKLY LOUISVILLE &
ST. LOUIS PACKET.
nSs n THE splendid fast running passenger
- Steamer
SALADlN,
COLEMAN, Master, will run as above, regular pack
ct during the season; leaving Louisville every Mon
day evening at o'clock and Evansville every
Tuesday morning O'Clock for ST. Louis; and
returning will leave ST. Louis every Thursday ev
ening and Evansville every Saturday morning at 8
O'Clock Tor Louisville and Cincinnati.
For freight or passage, having very superior ac-
commoda tons apply on hoard or TO
ORlLEY & MITCHELL,
apS0 If Agents.
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DISSOLUTION.

DlSSOLDIION.
THE Paunership ofHARRINGTONSC EVANS,
l in tie Tobacco business, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The bu mess viii Hereafter be
conducted on Main st. opposite the Bank, by the
undersigned who will attend to the settlement OF
all business relating TO the cd firm.
apII # NJ HARRINGTON
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EMFCFIUM CT sHICN.
New Tailoring Establishment,

New Tailoring Establishment.
X w. GLOVER takes ills method of inform
u. ing the citizens of Evansville. that having
purchased the interest OF his late partner, he is
prepared TO carry on the above business in all its
various branches, in the shop formerly occupied
l,y Bradt & Matthews, corner of Main and Isl SITS
From his long experience in the business, and de-
termination on his part of attention to it. he feels
confident OF being able give general satisfaction
The latest fashions received quarterly
fehIS If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-11
SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1850!

szissHzszz sz5zs4z ~ sstt27sszz gsss6E9 11I
800 4s-5S=zz -zsSzs - SsSl-ee g5y.
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To MERCHANTS AND MERCHANT
TAELORSs

HENRY MARKS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SILK AND WOOLLEN GOODS,
No IL Pearl street, Cincinnati o.,
w OULD invite the attention o Merchants an d
w Merchant Tailors their large and elegant
assortmept OF Cloths, Cassimeres. Vesngs, Tailor's
Trimmings, ETC., etc. in part as follows:
French and German Broadclofhs,
English ard American do,
Black and fancy Doeskins and Cassimers,
New style American and French do,
Black silk and satin VestingS, all qualities,
Rich new styles do do.
Mar-eilles and Valencia do do,
Iweeds SEiinets and Kentucf Jeans,
Cashmeretts, Summer Cloths, ueen's Cloths,
Br'n Linens, Linen Checks Linen DrIllings,
Colored Canbrics, Brown Hollands,
Bleached Muslins,
Re9 he'd ind Brown Driliings,
PaddiHgs Canvass silk and woEsted Serges,
Twist, Sewing Silk, buttons, Buckles,
Thread, Selesias and Wigans.
Also, a large and complete assortment of Silks,
Ribbons, Laces, Straw Goods and full aseort
ment Of MILLINERY ARTICLES, which we Offer
for sale at the lowest market prices
mhl2 d3m~
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more OF any article of provision in market than
is bona file wanted Tor the use and consumption
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DRESS MAKING
REMOVAL.

q 60 COSTING, fainter. has removed TO Water
~ street, between Alain and sycamore sts. " here
be thankfully received and punctuaily aJen4ed to.
my26 I'm
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LAMP SHEARS, &C.


CARPENTERS 81 COOPERS TOOLS.
/ UoF received and now open, full and general
y assortment ola u kinds OF Coopers and Carpen-
tiers Tools Please call and examine INV stock.
o. B. GRIFFITH
mh26 Main ST.
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AND WABAsHPACKE
rn&A THE new and splendid steamer
ANN LINNINGTON,
nos kIDIJF, Master, will run os a regular picket
fiom Evansville to the Wabash river the coming
season.
For freight or passage, having excellent accommo-
daiions. apply ON beard,
2o-tfi O'RlIEY & MITCHELL, Agents.
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OILS, PAINTS, ETC.
IN BBlsS. Linseed Oil;
1O 10 bbs Spirits Turpentine
5 do Copal VarnIsh,
8 do Japan do;
10 do Dried Whiting;
100 pounds Blue Prussian;
2OOO do Red Lead;
1000 do Venetian Red.
1000 do Spanish Brown;
lust received and for sale low by
feb7 CRAWFORD BELL.
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Attest:
JNo. J. CB1EDLrR City Cleik GeIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
The Nicaragus Treaty.

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHio CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHiScror, February Q, 1850.
The report Of a treaty having been concluded be-
tween Messrs Clayton and Bulwer, wants conGrmston
The protocol OF the British Minister i perhaps the
origin Of the report AS the negotiations Disclosed
Mr.. Clayton absndons the Monroe policy and the
treaty Of Mr.. Hse, and gives to all other nations the
same privileges on the ship canal Is to the United
States. The privileges Of the company secured
and the right Of way; but England is no. required to
,einqnirh her pretensions to the Mosquito coast II
ths be the true state q the case the treaty amounts
TO surrender to Great Britain and If any such thing
10 sent to the Senate will be rejected The canal is
made the principal subject of the treaty, while the
sovereignty Of the Mosquito coast is the real isue be-
tween the two nations. Our information may not be
correct bat there Is to fear that Mr. Clayton 10
furrenderirg the whole question simply for the right
Of way through territory which Great Britain
claims q protective Jurisdiction
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making appropriations for the improvement Of Racket
ana MOOSE rivers.
The ANNUAL report OF the Commissioner Of the Canal
Fund was received
The senstes joint resolution, calling for an sppro-
priston to rocks that obstruot the navigation
Of the East River ct hurlgats, were passed.
The following bill vas read third time and passed:
TO regulate and define and limit powers, privileges
Esbtits and enfranchises Of plank road companies.
Mr.. PkurS gave notice of . bill making appropris-
tons in part for the several hospitals out Of the city
Mr.. sroaY gave notice Of bill to provide for build
ing an executive mansion.
MIR. A D. DAVIS brought in bill to amend the char
ter II the Eastern Dispensary, N. Y.
MIR. Corr brought in bill In relation to the forma-
MIR. TOWNSEND Brought in : bill 70 enable tie Com
missicner On Emigration to borrow money on mort
Mr.. Morr gave notice Of bill to incorporate sAv-
ings bank In Albany.
the CONTESTED ELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY.
Committee on Elections to report forthwith on the
contested seat of Orange county MIR Y thought that
the matter had been delayed long enough. II the
that the fact should be reported contrary impress
sion prevailed but IL the contestant entitled to
the House. as we'll Is that gentlemans constituents
1t was true much had been said about the msguani-
nifty OF the gentleman from Orange, INT Fullerton)
but he could not acquiesce In that compliment Mr.
Yard proceeded to comment on his motion vt some
lspgth
Mr.. Pawn observed that he regretted to see this
attempt to the election committee which
composed Of majority of democrats who can report
at pleasure For House Of similar politics TO compel
its committee to report instanter would be unusual
and discourteous The committee had but just re-
turned from Orange county and ne had doubt they
would report it proper for them to do
MIR FsKE meved to lay the resolution On the table.
1t Was carried.
FUTURE HOUR or MEETING.
Mr.. Corr called up his resolution, that the House
would meet At ten O'Clock and after Monday next
Laid on the table
o BRooKLyN.
MIR. BAKEn brought in q bill TO amend the Commits
sioners map Of Brooklyn and for other purposes.
POWER OF SUPERVISORS.
MIR. DNNiNY gave notice OF y bill to increase the
power Of Boards OF Supervisors
REVISED STATUTES.
Mr.. NoTr moved that the Clerk pay for the revised
statuttf. Ordered, out Of the continge mt fund.
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CoMHBRCIAL AFFAIRS.

Saturday, Feb. 30 +. NJ.
Wall street pretty well stirred up to day. The
failure that ws.announeed yesterday created consider
able excitement and the market has been in very
feverish state. There is trouble brewing among the
SPECTATORS in fancy stocks for rise aud Of these
days there will be crash that will break down maay
who now considered sound and strong. The opera
lions confined pripcr ally to Harlem and the most
Extraordinary movements have been going on In that
fancy, within the psst day two. The result Is
to anticipate The bulk Of this stock in the hands
Of half dozen Individuals and they making despe'
rate efforts to get rid Of it, The advance reported Is
got up solely to draw in outsiders but they will and
that 1t will draw out large lots Of stock which the bull
clique will be compelled to purchase to sustain the
market If they fail to take all that is offered in the
absence of other purchasers prices must fall below the
lowest point touched within the past year. Harlem
advanced to day, with comparatively moderate sales
per cent the result entirely Of the scarcity Of cash
stock. The bears are eager to sell on time, their
option and have done largely There very little
change in other ances and the market closed sversh.
Holders evidently feel very uncomfortable. Govern
ment and State securities pretty firm at quo
tAtions.
The steamship Ohio arrived to- day from Havana with
the mails from California and about $500 900 in gold
The from Europe is considered, in . financial and
commercial point Of view favorable. Cotton had sd-
vanced, and there were large sales on speculation
There had been more active demand for money for
commercial purposes and it anticipated that there
wbuld be slight stringsncy in the market. Bread
tufts inactive the demand being confined to the
wants Of consumers.
There has been considerable activity in New Or.
leans among operations In Texas funds. This move
ment has been caused by report that the Legislature
Texas lately passed law providing for the payment In
lands at thirty cents per acre Of oil claims against the
late Republic of Texas This law also extends the time
to two years for claimants to prove up aud obtain
vouchers claims against that State previously her
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TELEGRAPHEC INTELLIGENCE.


DeehiOn on Vne nicaragua Queotl0n.
The rumors in Washington, with respect to this
question, seem 10 be taking a shape at last. II
the decision announced in the annexed despatch
be the final one, there will yet be work for the
Senate. Ever since the French survey, there has
been warm and growing desire upon the part of
the mercantile public Of Great Britain, to have the
power of levying tolls upon the nations of the
earth at the Isthmus. Had it not been for the
railroad panic in England, in ls45, the English
would have been more alive to the necessity, for
the promotion of her interests, of holding the
Keys to the great gates Of the Pacific and Atlantic
oceans. Our country has evidently the start of
her in this great enterprise, and il is one to
excite the envy of nation that always has
been dienifed with the title of mistress of
the ocean. A far-sghted view of the whole
question, however, prophecies tie inability of
England, or of any other power, to narrow
the great and important results which must
ensue from our ultimate rapid and intimate con.
nection with China, Japan, India, and Polynesia.
Let us once allay the rampant spirit of party, and
Tree ourselves from the dstraetlng OF faction
and fanaticism, and the commercial future of this
country will exhibit to the world magnificent
solid, substantial and lasting spectacle of national
greatness. We have one thing, however, most
strongly TO be guarded, and that is, our national
rights and privileges on the Pacific coast. To
surrender these, and thereby to fortify foreign
power, busly intent upon devising schemes to check
the growth of enterprise, would be the weakest
folly Of the government. Knowing rights,
we must maintain them and sustain them at all
hazards
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AMUSEM EUTu.


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!: shs- apo ~ AspSs 10
E9n SHns Mr. fbo%s,1n %, S.ssi0 y. DyG ssassiet
Bssss. Ai.,ns Fisher Hsrs Mrs.. ks hSp5
asri o e. iS a IT, VII. ssu naI s sRs
N y9IdsD; Ven 0uild.rsattsp Nj thompson The Spirit
Doors open at 81, to commence att o'clock.
QURrON'B rHEATRE-w. 4. BUXTON, PRoPRIK-
VII yis zen r;Ssy la Oh
S1sus. NJ BisusSs Sleek Hl s sSrpSy
ch.p%.n TSss
f1.e win 2; yoris ;;%s
Pry. Mr. burton frank Hardy MI Clarke Harry Stanley
s kr poar; sis' ssIdy n HILL Mrs ss's Mrs
ITALIAN OPERA. Aston PLACE, BELOW EIGHTH
issnss Bon i an 9ss
sEf Pssei %. @
nor for,I nasetso, seror Nove Leporelo sgnor sau-
ana Max sasHS
Her Kreutzsr. Prices Of admission A seAts in Boxes
mi,sn on the evening Of the performance |Parque ST.
AmPhtheatre 2ee Doors opes At Ito eemmeneeat1x.
CARD.-BENEFlT OF sIeNoRINA AMALIA Patti
=: y w. ~
Ss lsS WHICH ssfs.ISs sil 5; S:ss:,nsd
for orvoctc sienor Nove Subscribers desiring to Sc
cure their seats viii please do so before Tuesday.
ERAsKLIN MUSEUM, I7S CHATHAM SQUARE,
we'll known Hin,srsI" being only organised
%iso the
o Sh9 b vii variety q sy%Ias1
Ten,s Ar,sts Win psr:onas new tsS.aa
ssssn rom .nssns and modern tines Stag
turdsy at o'clock.
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Great RIse In the MlssissIppl, Sc.

BALrMoEE, Feb o. 1885,
Two Southern mails have been received to- day
Another, the latest from New Orleans is still due.
The Picoyune states the Mississippi is rising rapidly.
At bayou Sara the country is partially submerged
and at vckburg the water Is only feet than
at the highett mark Of last year.
In the parish Of st. John the Baptist, hundred
houses have been rendered untenable by the overflow
Of water
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TUITION.

Ro0KxrEPINg, AEIrHntrfc. Ae, PRACTICALLY
~ Taught ~ W Henville. Ne 20 nroafv.y. kachstu-
dent seaatsy end carefully nstrueed and every Effort
mste 70 mpsft the requisite kbovte in the meet thoroueh
nannr sd In the shortest period u tine oren day and
eysnirf. Terms moderate.
w n. DrsBpows RIDING SCHOOL, NO 20 P0URrH
svenus open dsr and svsnins fcr Ladies' and Gentle
The reesper and dressing ana school we'll
srstd snd sesaflftstft in s Esft ineltmss washer
nen " ttnd7 " fP.m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
Shipping IntcIlIRence.

Ship Memphis from NYerk wednesday week ships
s. tn Sprague Tr Dton, Ashland Geo ualett and Emma
from Boston. Thursday week.
SAVANNAH. Feb6.
Arrived Ship Coromandel, and brigs Choctaw and
gusta, NYork.
CHARLEsroN Feb7.
Arrived-Barks Carons, NYork Antelope, Boston 9th,
AN, steamer Republic.
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Notalles, &c. In New York

ALBANY, Feb. ., 1850.
The following nominations have been made by the
Governor and Senate -
NoTAaIEs PUBLIc.-william Bloomfield, John Nelson
IT,, Joseph S. York, Thsdceus ii. Lane, George w.
Wright, w. G. Stirling, Joseph woodward, Francis H.
Upton, James Giidley, James II. DILL Elijah II. Rikss,
Charles A. Rappslio Of New York.
Daniel Lee, Of New York, to be Commissioners OF
Llama
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CONGREGATIONAL Election.

BALTIMORE, February Q, 1850.
Accounts from Savaunsh state that the election for
member Of Congress to supply the vacancy ocsasoned
by the resignation Of the Hon T. Butler King has pro-
baby resulted in favor Of Jackson the democratic
didate The democratic majority In Savannah Is 400.
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SALES By AUCTION.


WILLIAMS h LYNDON WILLsEI ny PUBLIC AUC-
w tisn. the misses this and fooWin days ntl
the whole IL disposed o. the sud valuable
Dry Goods aimed In sthe No. - Catherine
between last broadway aud Henry comprising large aud
varied assortment Of Cloths cassmerc D0egkas 1wceds
snd Sat rich Irrnch Cut Velvet rich nrod Sa
Elm srd Other vestuFs Large assortment OF lsie drcss
eocds, In sLs, Satius satin Turc, Tsiaot BombaEines
sk Apaccas french Merinoes Satin stripe hlpsoc
Deaines Prints Printed Mullins kc with lsrfe assort-
mebt ~ British end French shaw principally pied 10
the Irish Linen goods In Double Satin Damask Table
Cloths. Shifting Linens sheetings Cambria aadkeehefs
also, large ftock Of cloats. kanas and Netfes With
large sHrply o. Bsphe fanue, Hosiery Sale at IOA.
N. and ". NJ; W. J. DAVIDSON, Auctionser Dealers,
horseteeer and heads Of shou attend this safe
the Fotds w he in ots 10 suit purchaser aud must
Be sold Without the proprietor Geo. Banks Es
10 giving up the business
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City Intelligence

THE MURDER CASE LEONARD SrREET.-Daniel Re-
gan stabbed few evenings ago In Leonard street. died
1t the City Hospital yesterday.
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FOH SALE AND TO LET.

NJ OODsTOcg VILLAGE. MORRIsANIA-A FEW DE-
srabls and half lots be procured at last
fell prices by early application Elton Land Agency,
seNa@tu street. between The hours ofg and II A. n For
oheapness tealthiness and eligibility Of situation tits not
surpassed BY any cation within ten miles Of The City Hall
EoR SAFE OR TO LEsAE-THAr NEW THREE STORY
et dwelling, vi IN store underne a. corner Of Hiess
and hariscn streets. South Brockyn Tbs bdiinx
cutly ERECTED and 10 shed sprrovee style with
nh ioom az The Ia we'll calculates grocery
o. drug business and 10 excellent location for any butt
ss The premises be exsmnedsfrom W to3 o'clock For
terms, apply on the premises, or - &. :. BOSANDls
90 Nassau street. New York.
EOR sALE-D0wN TOwN-A RETAIL DRUG STORE.
This rare orportunity 70 physicsn asa fair prAe.
tee soes with the The rreprstar Will sell cheap and
essared for California address In latter, A. at tie
Hefald once.
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Wssuvcrov, Februrry =, 1850
Speech Of Gen Trousisn CeUcfisn Of tls Recsn, &C.
General Sam Houston poke "a. day, In the Senate,
On his promise resolutions and made very ssusi
ble calm digpised, patriotic appeal TO the national
sentiment Of the country. He frequently inter.
rupted by cheers ard exhibited Infinitely more tact
judgment and sterling good sense than be has ever
received credit for lie poke for about two hours and
half setting forth views which every true hearted
Amercsn viii cheerfuliy endorse and which, ~ acted
upon would restore tranquility and through
out the land He laid dovn principles the result Of
vhdom and experience. illustrating them very sppro-
prtstey from the past history OF the country Sam
Houston not orator In the Ia which CLAY OF
webster is an orator he does mot kno~ hos 10 elec
trify his audience or to compel unwilling assent TO his
proportions. lie talks right Con, jumps at eonclu
toes snt presents his individual views but there
V that logical connection between his conclusicns snd
bis premises, which great aen EXHIBIT between their
acts end motives and which. when scbery considered,
never fail to produce conviction sam Houston does
not talk well In the Senate he does IN his rocc1,
becspse be is greatest when le 10 himself when he
thoughts allowed TO play without being dressed for
the occasion.
country will be Indebted 70 him. 10 vas Union
sreech rebukipg fsnsticism North and South aud In
dicstina cesrly the Generals position In the hat
tie asd He has longer lone star" 10 unfold to
the breese that star merged In the GALAXY Of our
Union, whofs meteor hs9 fade ~ long ss IL
1nds en- I'M HE his 10 be the standard bearer.
In the ouss have had several speeches In suppcrs
CT Mr. rsdiths unfortunate position In regard to the
collection ~ the revenue They we're all answered. bv
-. lo.gi hsNeS''y gs2.a' Ia skel - 80 40
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lea CALIFoRNfA.-RRoULAR PACKET LINE
freipht and passengers for San Fxnciseo.
IN hrst esss vrsses a. The lowest rates application
y q y. FOWLER g west esr. 81 Albany "a
fftssn daya w. -