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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-18

THIS popular establishment, formerly on Wa-er
l. Street, is now open aid in tuil blast on Main
Street, in the large brick store formerly occupied
by A. Gumberts.
Drummer 6, Co. have just received from their
Mandatory in Cincinnati, the latest New York
Style of Fall and Winter Clothing. All of which
are made and trim med in the best manner, under
their direction, expressly for this Market and CON
Sists OF every article requisite to complete Gentle
mems Wardrobes.
Goats and Cloaks.
A i1e assortment of Blue, Brown, Grey, Drab,
Mack Blankets; Box, and Over CoaIs genu-
inc Pilot and Beaver Cloth Goats; fine lot o Clo
Couts O all sizes and prices: superior Black and
Sack Coats full trimmed Saunett and Cashmeret'e c
Coats; Brown, Green and Grey and all colors oi
Tweed and Cashmere Sack, Frock and Dress Goats;
RoundabOuts aud Goats OF oil kinds
PantaIoons.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cassimere
Pants Fancy French Cassn;ere Pants, Fancy
tripts and Blue Back, and stoel Mixed and Ca
et Mixed Satineu Pants; Tweed ard Cordroy do
Vests,
Bllck silk and satin Vests. Fancy and Plain silk
elvet Nest: Fancy Cashmere Vests; Satinett vests;
aud common Vests OF all kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
e-xssnsrz-g3 Al he late styles of plain 5fJ14f1,
Co and fancy silk and satin Cra- "Y!'i
- z-E0-o Vats, Sca~ls and stocks; White ! -
six and all colors Pocket Handkerchiets, Linen
and Linen bosom Shirts Muslin and Fanuel dol
Flannel and Net under shirts and Draws Shirt
Collars; every kind OF Beaver, kid, thread an,
cotton Gloves: embroidered and plain gum sjspeu-
lers silk gngham and cotton Umbrellas; Silk
Hats; Caps Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c.
All the above articles and everything else il
the furnishing line with be sold at Cincinnati prices
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies week
y during the season from cur Mandatory il
Cincinnati jsepf 2ll BRUMM Err & CO
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IOEN FARpET.TIS

EXPECTORANT CANDY, for Colds Coughs
II Influenza, Bronchitis. ASTHMA, Whoopnq
Cough, and ot! cr affections OF tie Lungs, arising
from recent or neglected Ct!Cs
Tie as remedy, containing nothing III its compost
lion which would lie injurious to tie most delicate
Invalid. In effect it is onic Laxative Alternative,
EXpec,oIant, and promoter OF the General secre-
tons.
This valuable and pleasant itn edy is PREF ared
and sold by tie undersigned. = Ill elal disco II
i nad, TO agents
n 26- If JOHN FARI ELL.
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CLOTHING.

Ncrt door to C. Bel, Druggist, Main St.,)
Evansville, Ind.
III FSSRS. ALTERING & rKUNNER have
81 just TecfiVtd iIcn then n'aruficte1y. N IN
1ati tie latest Ntw Yolk style ti ali and Win
Clo'hirg II OF " hich are n adc and friHHI e
he best II amer. lnC,I tltn Gn' Cior. eIlItssit
Ibis market. ;rd C,rsisis ot tvCry iItlcie leGul
t 10 complete Gtnttn'I''s Nan rttos
(Cats IL q CiCals.
A fine assortment of Blue, brown, Grey. HIal
aCiir; ". IiaI EetS; tx. ard ever C.als. g' nj
liloi are e;.yti Ch n CUH's: . tie Iri - Clo'l
~ Of a'lsins HlC MICS: .LItlitf "ct ai1
2 FreIt + ;rt II. fi.h Cloth Iess. lrrcb az
/ Coats iull til g.. s;tirtt ard CTsinteit'
ats; IT'vr. tIt,r ND (sity nrd oil cnlols 6
Noet' and CassIn' re ack. Itook and DIess ouIS
tidal outs nnt Goats ut I'll klI ds.
TaHtalcGBs.
-rIcri,r Tlack aIt III, tIo'h and Cassimeic
ants Ialty Itord tHssin ere l;Its: Fancy
Iilo. nIc Ilc Ilfot. ;rG Stcti Ni1.C ;LC q
1 Mixed SatrerI lirts: Iwetd iIt CGdroy dv
ants OF every yarse yird pice to sti plJohasers
Vests,
Black silk and satin N,sts, Farcy urd Plain silk
Velvet Vest Fancy CassImert Vests; SaIEett vests,
and common VESTS OF al Minds.
Furnishing Goods.
I . All tie late styles OF plain and fancye@s
Ssilk and satin CIavatS. SCarts. and az
STOCKS: white silk md all colcrs Pocket banker
chiefs; Linen and Iipen bosom shirIs; Muslin and
tflanrel do; Fiannel and Net under shirts and
Draws; Sltt Collars: every md OF IeaveT. Kid,
bread ord cotton Gloves: tntlulGt Ttd ard piHIn
gum susf fcnders: six. gincl,m ana cotton Inhrel-
ms. Dodd's. Sherwood and Chases tiats, also Silk
Eats: Caps. Eoors. shoes: wakirgcaEes \ c.
All the aInve articles and eveIyillirg else iutIe
line will lie sole al Clncnnaip plicts toI
CASH.
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies week
y during the season from on maHuiactory IN H.
cinnati loct l2 AHLEklNG < BhI NMER
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MISCELLANEOUS
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To the Commercial and 7rqreling Commamits

o. Captains and Clerks Of steaml oats, and trav-
lers generally. will tnd their Tel, graz hic Dispatch
5 faithful attended to- al The Agency on board
lac Wharf-boat al Evansville. F
9TPassen4 ers can hand their DISPATCHES and
'ayment to the steamboat Clerks. whose general
nrlesy will cause all disprtches 10 be handed over
q the Agent on the Wharf-boat as ; GAMERS pass
Evansville I.an.llng
aGr Dispatches sent to Evansville for officers CT
.assen Eers an steam boats, will he put on board
when boats pass at any hour NIGHT or DAY.
&5-'' There i no place IN The Union where Tel
" egraElc business Il nure sa STacrUTfiy act
ed than at Evansville says L.ny Ohtiily, in
u late letter; and the ptllIe may rely upon every
effort eirg ace LtIt after heretofore, render
iull satisfaction the commercial and travelling
community.
9rThe Agents on TIE Wharf-hoat Captain
=. q. O'RiLEY e. Co. forwarding me Giants;
and the agent the Telegraph ,fi.ce is MIR CosBY1
aT Dispatches should arrays be handed TO the
Agent tic wharf boar, Ar. P &. O'Ri!ey. The
inc cannot lie responsible for those LANDED to 9th
ers TO lie forwarded.
dSc11 JOHN INGIE, Trustee
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NEW GCCHS.

ST re- eived ~ lie sptsc'iber, a very superior
- selection # priHg and 81 mmer Goods, intlud
ing vpIy dcSi all lot of b, auriful new .iSle Trim
lniuas: superior extra Ingram llark " hire ard
sI'e csl r,d adi,s and Nj Hosiery; 40 pieces
AN pii te, Lawns: M'j, ! are. a / cni,rs and
STYLES; American, French aud elish ctllc,'; su-
peror Whie Irish Linens; slate colo and chc,k do;
IA Ga A 3-4 blsached and roWn Sheetng and
Shifting A hoautiful assortment OF Cap and Bon
net Ribbons; Belt Mourning and second Mourning
Ribbons. A great variety of Childrens Spring and
Summer ware. For sale cheap tor Cash.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
apiH Corner Main and Second sts
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REMOVAL,
CITY AUCTION HOUSE.

Z n \ IL q N III u Il.
II he Undersigned have rtnrNtd into n e four
4 story tire-proot uiing en Water street. two
inors above N ain, tulneriy occu,it 10y K. LaInes
nd pei ard To It Il Auct.fl all de cipliuns
# properly tnirus' ed to h m 1h will attend TO
elllrg OF zeal state IN any part oI lie city.
Reauiar Sne l'ays, Wednesdays. and for second
hard Furniture and "CaamIiies' in general Satur
lays. tlhr;ng an abundance of room. persons wish
arg Goo stored can be accommodated.
1tty keep on landa ger, raj assortment of FUR
MI RE. consisting OF SOFAS, Bureaus. ailes
chars, Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Hates c.
&c. Also, Dry Goods, Books. Fancy srticles, and
Notions Also general assortment OF Clocks, l.
wholesale and retail.
NH WOOLSEY & NELSON
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HERDWARH AND cuTIERY

4 / lie ia SAM ol7o.it,l The Bank consisting
~ in pant of Pocket Culery. azors &c. Amer
lean and English Locks. Monkey tail Bolts Hunt
broad Axes Hos # all sizss. y, Log, Trace. Hal
ter Breast and Dog Claims, Wm. Powlands or ss
cut and mill Saws, I.orse. Cow and Sheep Bells,
wilh a general assortment of shelf goods.
O. B. GRIFFITH.
mh26 Main 81. Evansville.
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BAFTC KICw FCTTTKY.

II HE subscriber: having p,r, a. ed tie a. owe es-
tablishnert from 4 r. Hart would irform the
citizens and public generally, thar they have large
stock If Sioneware On L;nd which they are pre-
pared TO deHyertu wholesale merchants at the Wharf
"a unusual low phi, es They wotld solicit mer
chants and traders to send in their orders. which
viii be carefully packed and delivered to order
Address
op1 Gmw* HUTCHINSON & WILLIAMS
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Wholesale and ketali
CHINA, GLASS ATD CUEENSWARE
House,
Uater street. betSreen Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving a very large
L and well selected stock ct
CHINA AND gu ENSWAEE,
which. with tlelr IIt>elI ,Ut. " Ill II akC CeSira
HE an assuIrnt II as ay . fund West. We have
rtc ivtd ii, n litttl uI 4. ~tl-ussor'td stcok
GIas>-W are. and HIe tesI tus Il.at all il want
lie aluNt "Ilic MY GIVE call.
satisfied thai il will le IT, tltir interest Ia do
We invite The at1cIIIUn ct ntfCEarts and teaiU-
TO earn he UuI siCCk. long assUI'd Iiit ve Ctf
induce eEts 10 ttatIs tItIitiy sIfl cionI 10 stcI
ih,m here it Il ey call. tlotIs IGI up with Ges-
a1ch. So ha they may 60 TO al y parl ol tie coun
tiy without breakage.
o. We are otlciirg inducements in retailing
| ;ist call I'd
ntl2tt TOIIINGs WORTH K UGH1 S.
RAILROADS AND FLANK ROAES.
hPl,Okt NJ l. lie u.utl tie cay. afrt
j th~se who do ret in prove tie present moments
are Ie.,Nd ih. tines lliaNe lnr sale s,'ue ut tlt
les upland IN II e CCuI ". IaIt of " ich Is Wei
inTr ~eh. Ii l. situate 10 miles due moth ~ his
city. nd the line of Il aihond he cnn'onlpla
TED Plank | cad will run through mc of this land
which with tue Eaihoud. will afford every facility
for taking the proGuce T. nGIEoI zee acles are OF
tened. and will be scd in lots to suit purchasers
The farm known Tie IIurubrook Farm, is part
OF he 'ands tor sale
II the above lands not sold betnre the first day
of July next. they Will he sold at public auction i
which due notice viii tt given. Title be, Ond dis
pute. or terms apply 70
p iFRNBROOK, Main street.
Evansville March 4. 1850 mh5
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WAX! WAR;! WAR!!!

Declared against the United Kingdoms
OF the Rats, Mice, and Oilier y EeiInlm!
r. H undersigned lately from Germany tiers
10 tile public Ot this city very useful and iii'
allibe nIiXluIe get rid of these burdensome and
injurious guests which getting SO numerous
hat Ii we don't look out Tor them, they will in
snort time, compel Us to leave good and prosper
city, and give these blood thting savages pos.
essiun OF it.
I his composition is not like Others dangerous
when applied. There is no arsenic or any other
poison about IT, that could by any accident tndan-
ger the lite oil men. Even fol your iavoIte Eoog-
Hese or kitten, you need not be afraid, for it would
.ot hurt them it they should eat of il; hui it will
sill every rascaIly that tastes ohiv little of it,
md they cannot help doing so, as the flavor o that
ehoacy seems To lie lie ne Ilu> ultra in heir
sas tT0n"my. 1t hns To be applied 10 ri, ce ol bread
= hhoul square II Oh and al cut quarter OF
nch thick. aIid ,air IN the tvtnng-iI wants to lie
ut 10 Il suitable place, rat ioie. or Whertvtr tleS
re used to hold II cir nocturnal mretii Is Put 10
Eet them away 'nliiely from pr, mises, We have
tp make use ot tins great pHll"live once. efe
ore. ieli"w-clIizen>. and particularly yen, house
~ neTs and tenants, con all ard buy my pIepara
ION and get lid ol these molearing cusf, mtrs at
nee. C. A C RIDES
No IL. Carpenters Block.
X This mixture f"r sale also. il Io4es az 30 and
D cents "' tLtls 4 ScHIhNI's Grc,frv. tth2 If
LOG ROLLING.
~ + willpay hisnes! ,,.,ct cash fer good
~ Yellow POpiar, White Oak, Cypress Walnut
nd Tine l.oggs delivered at Il Z mouth OF Cash,
TX miles at.o, Cairo on the Ohio 9iver.
n Z9-6mt@wl II WATKINS q CO.
Uoi received from Baltimore and in store tor sale
> % boxes Irwin brothers i olacco,
80 lump,
20 ID
10000 havanna Segars. -.
feb2l-tt ALIIS & AZ IVES.
TEAS
L - chests Young Tysoni
5 do Imperial;
5 do Gunp, WIDER;
5 do Back;
co or boxes Imperial and Gunpow2er;
3 chests Schouchong. of first quality; for sale
Nv Iieb7l CRAWFORD BELL.
SOAP, CANDLES ETC.
"a BOXES Olive soap;
GO 30 boxes q I Soap:
50 do Tallow Candles;
80 do Star do:
p do Fox's No ] Starch;
n store and for sale low bv
ian4 BABCOCK BROTHERS Wate
ST. LOUIS FICUR
lust received a lor, fancy Brands, ST Lou
} Illinois Flour, for sale 10y
HORNBROOK g. BURTI
tebl4 Is Main stree
7. T. SALT
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UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
CORNER MAIN AND WATER STREETS,
Umder the Journal office.
II = FSl 1sA5
KAHN having lately removed his Clothing
). and furnish tstabIi, hmeuf to tie ahuy,
and, + now iuiiv prepared with a large stock
Lo1HING I'll It vi iChi o hon mHnuactTIe. am
,arranled 10 be good make aud iasmonabl,
iyles, with complete assortment OF
JI,NISIsI>G GOODS,
every escrip'i, rd ,tu'i nj vaft ne. for IL,
-refi Of hi cusr,n cIs. la lis assoitu cnt vii I,
uud oats Il al Kinds, Pants, Vests, SLiEis hoe,
al bouts, Gloves. etc, Ctc.
agS -AIso-- -.
HATS AND CAPS, -
= !. ct every thing l,quistd i"r genlemen's usea
All he above ar'lclcs. ana ing else il tn
rrrish ng line, will he sold II New ork prices lo
n IS stock is continually icing repleni.h.d 50 It,
. ket 2 it tull, ard to keep up with the days e.
The public are invited to call and examine hi.
goods whether they design PURCHASING or Lot
feb27 div
wFSTFRN STAR CLCTRJEG STORE
H1ster 81. bsiirceA 1TllH a.td SncGnl0re SIS.
AIAYER 4 TRIER having lately removed
to the above stand, are fully prepared with
large st ok If
Spring ard sumner Clothing,
All IF which il Home n1anuf cture. aud warranted
q lie If good make aud Fashionable styles, with
compile orfn eri #
FURNISHING GCOFS
Of every description ard beautiiH vaietfs for tire
benz tit of their customers In Their assortn'frI vii
ae fund Coats Of al kinds, Pants, es's. Shirts
Shoes ard Boots. Gloves and II any other arrles a.
tedious to enumerate. Also. Hats and Ca's. in FAC
very thing required tor Gcntltni6u's wardrohcs
All the above articles. ard every lhirg else IN he
n~rshing live will he sold at very low prices to-
Cash Their Stock hiag repeni>heI 81 Us 10 keep
up with the days Fashion.
The public are invited to call and examine their
Goods, whether they design purchasing or not.
Evansville, Ind [ap5 til
JUST received per Uncle Sam and in store for sale
455 bbls molasses,
100 halfhbls -
100 bbls Carolina Tar,
so hhdssugar.
eh2l-ti ALLlS & HOWE|.
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DIR. RURCE,
I1EGk ON lie NTIS u.

ST II GION u J. n TlST,
NJ III l. ia uture ropfne himself strictly to ! .
w ufiice. in Evansville Ptrst ms from di
tance aEd s,rangers visiting the CITY. ale informed
that ali important orerations Gu TIE ] eeth can
performed as Ii in Evansville as in any oi u
Eastern cities Full and half sets of artificial Iee
inserted and warrant. permanent for il e. Suc
operations are neces urly xPen>ive but when prop
erly performed are of permanent beneht and il Is
better for those who need such important opera
lions, to pay Gite more and have them properly
and well performed, than few dollars less Tor jol
thai is worse han useless.
My charges are governed by the difficulties ofeacl
particular case. jams
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EVANSVILLE MARBLE YARD.
MTG HE'LL. RULE & Coz,

DEALERS in Foreign and American Marble
IL Monuments. Ton b and Head Stones, Cenue-
Table and Counter 1ols. &c. &c
\. b. Work done in good style and the low
est mics In I2-|y
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BUSINESS CARDS.

POOLE & BROTHER,
Commission and Forwarding MerchantFs
No 60 MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
UR J. n. POOLE will be at Evansvil
D.. and interior. during the wint and spring,
ocii aud make advances on shipments of Prodt
D he house.
eTOrder, for GROCERIES will meet WI
inr best attention.
Refer 10 iiENINT & NEIE.
J. IAI GHLIN & Go Evansville
TAlIcR II ilABYIY
NH, " 5Hi'nAS j. T. tST1nR GGI'S'S cS y Co Louisvi
c. G. VTIyIF, Mr.
EEYslC -. At.,I'I. ice IN ?
L c.n,r,f Fnst al Ii Nre sLoet, JUS a',Ve
e. ii;ce.
n l. In WttvlE av-rr cer,l ig't. dun
5 past ccL s. Il LttuIts il tlt Rtti {, Hes
ta.s1Illr II 1t. tcI he GALS fs,re ofl
rms e p, i'll use i ue ,oriry. vulG /
ecflll, finn il,n. la, /, is row AZ lIl'lt,
eNOt lis 1t al,tI i,E to tie tLtI ct ! Is T.
II ai23 Stf
IF. CkJT!CF.
iHYS'CIAN. Ac,cIeh. u : rt marertlv o..
ted in Evansville. and viii attend TO tie cal
f ost 'eqlnna lls professional services either 81
l, WI o. Country.
flee corner Of Main and Second streets, ovc
H te-' store ap2C 6m
DkcUEFREcEYFE M1NTATURES.
by /. l.. Telisa.
Rooms, eoraer Diam and IFater SIS,
UNDER JOURNAL OFFICE.
91r Elegant Gold Iookeis, BTt astpins. Fnnnlele'
aud Turkey MoIoceo Cases, lI6nts, &C. on han
apll #
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H. MAGEEE & CO.,
T1AVE lem. yea their stock OF Goods to then
III new and commodious store on First street
herween NJ ain and yc8mOTe; and are now opening
"a addltlon to their ioImer stock sevCril hundre'
packages of new and desirable Goes y icl they
are offering very cheap. and % which uey woult
invite the attenf lion OF the trade I'd It'll
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TO RAII-FCAD CCTTRACTCES
AND CTETES.

DATENT NtcCiiaIIUwS. superior article TO
L Railroad ] urr plkine and CanaliIg. In lots /,
suit puIchasers-foI ,;l.lX
LALCOCK. BRCIHFES,
lyausyiie. Indiana.
o. Orders promptly a,iopd to-,d lnz2-i
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TRUNKS.

SuvzzrSN A superior article of Brass and Iron
fsslI sslIA44lE = 44lE Bound Trunks, Cheaptor cash, at
zkSA Y w DRUMMER g. CO.'S,
fang 3Ol Corner Main & First SITS.
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vERANDkB FIsTkURAT.
TtEOS. W NAI%EFIf LID,

TtkOS. W A IS II Z Id,
(FoEME RIN Oh IsaU UIsylILE)
Proprietor.
On Uater street bef1reen SycGm0re and HainNt
EVANSVILLE, IND.
n daily receipt of Flesh Game of all kinds. suit
| able to The season: Fresh Balfnsre o. 'sters. c
&c hch wi! lie eseVe ed up al al. hours and in any
stvle desired
In the Salrnn viii always be ound choice Liquors
md The l., 81 H"vaaa Cigars.
N. B-LUNC.1 every day at 1e3 o'clock, A. N
ap27 If
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WABASH FICUR.

FFTEE CFCCIFJI E--IIv W LTE1XkI
CAt, Crushed anu LION ugar:
Il Nos ! and , Nacsc- ii Ibis and 'ait dos
No Mackerel, in i>itis;
MOL IA mon. in hat kIttsi
Conntcticut river sLad; -
l. 10 ard Java {, fee;
Ard All oii er Groceries. nj in@. Figs. etc.
ull3 # HpR NBl,u X & bURT1S.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
A. I'M. SANDERS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

orFIcE CORNER MAIN AND WATER STREETS.
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CIGARS.
MCLASSES.

lust received PEI sI,tuoIS Uncle Sam and Or
- Con and tor safe
100 haIleis prime MuHSSes;
100 hall barrels do:
an26 BAiC' IN lttI III III.
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Manufacturer of COGfectIOnaFys
First Street, betiUeeh Mum and Sgca more.
TANDIES of every variety. Lemon cyrups an
~ Soda oyrups-ail t;.vors. etc etc, always o
hands ie l2-dly.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-12
MARYLAND SENATOR

The Hon. THOMAS G. PRATT, Ex-Governor of
Maryland, was on Thursday elected by the Legisla-
,ure of that State a United States Senator for the
unexpired term of the Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON
which would terminate on the 4th of March, 1876 |,
and also for a new term of six years commencing
at that time.
Speaking of the election of Ex-Governor PRATT
to be Senator from the State of Maryland, the Bal
timore American says:
The selection of this gentleman for this ee-
waited and responsible station is a welnerted re-
ward for services of the most important character
high Executive trusts. In Senator PRATT the
: Wing party will have firm and faithful repre-
sentative, and the Administration of Gen. TAYLOR
steadfast supporter"
On the same subject the Baltimore Patriot says ::
Governor PRATT commenced his career nearly
twenty years ago in the House of Delegates, and
: afterwards served term in the State Senate At
the election of 1874 he was chosen Governor,
and it was under his administration that the inan-
cial policy was adopted and carried into effect
which saved the State faith-then from the neffi-
cheney of the previous Executive, in imminent
danger of being violated--and re-established her
financial credit on the irmest foundation. He
possesses, for the discharge of the duties Of
Senator of the United States, experience, ability
and zeal, and these he will be ready to exer
in an earnest support of the Administration OF
Gen. Taylor and the policy Of the Wing party
the success of both of which essential to the
: prosperity Of the country.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-12


The following passages from the address of Hon.
VIM. L. GATHER, on taking the Chair as Speaker
of the Senate of the State of MARYLAND, express
the sentiment of devotion to the Union of the States
which is very generally entertained by the People
of that State:
Investej by the Constitution with legislative and
tive powerspossesng the Of proposing and passing
on amendments the Constitution of the Sae-ths body
may be truly said be the temple republican liberty where
the genius of enlarged patriotism and unshrnkng
ism should always preside.
Al that the interests of the people of Maryland
independent sovereignty, well all that affects her
interest her honor member of the Unon objects
special duty, and time in the history of State
nation has the importance Of calm wisdom and selsac
cling patriotism the part of those selected guard the pub
lie liberty, and preserve the Union Of the States been
necessary now The existence of strongly marked feel
ngs the part of State, in regard to question o.
domestic concen-the violent antagonsm of feeling which
sectional eaouses have created among discriminating differ
ent sections this great conedeaey this sacred Union itself
being menaced in the angry sedemand Of camness and
rmness the discharge of duties Senators of Mary
land
The historic recollectons by which surrounded,
and which this chamber in the eyes every Anne
patriot will animate send forth from this the cradle
of the Federal Constitution, voice and example which,
hope call back their allegiance those who, in Disregard
ing its mandates leopard the existence of the Union, and who
to have forgotten the motto that Liberty and Union,
now and forever, one and inseparable"