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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-11
Dr.. Al VANDERSLICE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky

LOUISVILLE. KY,
ate professor OF the Ecoc Ciinone Medicine OF Phar
maciale Paris, having been practicing Medicine q
years past,
I EGS leave to announce to his friends ard the public
I'D generally, that he still continues to devote his time
and attention % the alcv alton Of human suffering by
curing the following diseases: Coughs Colds Asthma,
FITS Dropsy Dyspepsia, Liver complaints Biies, Fistu'
las Govt Rheumatism, Scrofula. hite SwelliI Dis
Of the skim Nervous affections; Fever and Ague,
Bilious complaints &C., &c.
The success which Lr. v. has met ~ih by his pecu
liar Of treating all kins of discusses has been
notwithstanding the most desperate after repeated
failures Of the most eminent practitioners in the country
As pro f of the Doctors merits; untried he will
take the cure OF all patients without charge excepting
the cost OF the medicine requr ng fec until after the
restoration OF their health and the full satisfaction OF
the patients mind OF the benefit conferred This is The
principle upon which DIR. Vanderslicc is governed in all
cases with his practice.
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C.. &c. can have them
entiry removed and permanently cured by DIR. " and
can bear testimony To hi wonderful success.
Families suffering with Irregularities nervousness de-
bility &c b. permanently cured 10y the treatment Of
Dr. Vandcrslcc. Lauics let scrupics ialse deli
cacy hinder you from apply ing in proper person, when
YOU can be so readily restored to hcalln.
Diseases OF peculiar character guaranteed TO be
removed In few days. radcaiy, without offensive or
deleerious medicines. Dr. V. being eminently success
ne and money, to nothing of anxiety Of mind by
giving him early call. He warrants to all no rhow
severe and long standing II may have BEEN tho ough
cure pay. 'nviliis your interest apply
to Dr. " at once who has the proper medicines TO meet
all cases.
Dr. vandersice begs leave say further that he has
with him RENE dies prepared in a scientific and -kifu
manner under his eye To each and all diseases
IN which his attention has been long with full direction
how tn them therefore invalids from section OF
the country 10y adrcssn letter. post paid, to the doe
tor stating symptoms &c and enclosing fee, have
advice and medicine sent them.
III Police hours from IL O'CLOCK, A; VI. aud from
4? too y, VI.
n The doctor may he found at the Pavilion Hotel,
Front street. aud alter this date. He will rcaR
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JOBBING HOUSE.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
MORGAN, KEEN Il PRESTON

EvANsvILLI, INDIANA.
MORGAN, KEEN q PRESTON
JosSers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Gosds, Bsses
AVID Shoes, Hate, Caps, Bennets, &c., &C..
Main ST., between First and Second
lave now in store and on the way 55I Packa.
III ges Of Mercha ndise; being one Of tho
they respectfully invite the trade Of Indiana aud Illinois
and kenucky fec confident that il Is now no longer
the interest Of Merchants visiting louisville Cnrn-
matt for the purpose of making their purchases Goos
as they buy their stocks equally we'll closer To
home, and save an item la Expenses and Freight
Merchants will find in visiting Evansville this fall and
winter aud always hereafter, large and new selected
stocks In every branch Of Trade there having been seve
raj new Houses opened this season.
We buy most of our Goods Of the Manufacturers and
their Agents. and will sell them low Ms the low est In
an! market this side OF the manufacturers.
Our styles OF Goods supurb, being the cream OF
the four Eastern Markets.
The Trade is respectfully invited 10 call in and
them when the Goods will speak for themselves.
"edont solicit trade, upon the strength Of advertise.
ing 10 sell cheaper than nearly all our ncghbors, and
having one of the Firm the market to buy the goods,
or from ADVERTISING that import fer borss of goods
prints bu from the fact have large stock cf goods
an viii Keep on. as doing every day. selling
them Mt the lowest market rate, matter what il is %
that IL Is above cost.
n. II. We promise to give satisfaction in filling orders;
as all goods may be returned not suiting The party
ordering them Orders filed at once, shipped at low
freighis and insured IL desired always keep open
ponc1es with sound Insurance Companies.
Feathers. Rags Ginseng. Beeswax Castor Oil in bbls
obaceo In hh Furs and Peltries taken Ia exchange
Ioreoods, or on account at market rates
octsi MOGAN, kEEN& PRESTON.
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"What are the chiefends of man" ask
ed Sunday school teacher of one of his
pupils. "Head and feet" was the prompt
reply.
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THO above letter shows that in n rel hot fire. Rcn's
SALANASDERs the only Safes TO be depended upon.
In the Pearl street lire. eieren Safes Of different maker,
were totally destroyed, RI'Hs SAFE bidding def
hnee To the da"cs preserving notes, bonds aud mortga
gcs, To the value "f sIO00. The Chillicothe Are is
eicasc-EvERy SAVE nut R, isdesroyed. These
repeated occurrences prove incontcst5iy that Wilcrs
Patent Saiamaudcrs. with Ron's INrRovEMkNT, the
hes; Safes made in the United States, la the whole
world They be had at the DEPOT, 146 WATER ST.,
a,d u. tie FACTORY, corner of ST. Marks PLACE and
ArsSUEA, New York. STEARNS ~ MARVIN.
.disO. at the JoNo~isg Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE. New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, =. C..
THOMPSON u ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Md.
H0LYOAkES, lOWNES d CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALIIS d HOWES, Evansviil In,
=. SHEPARD a. CO.. Buffalo. n. Y.
WALTER n. MARVIN, LockpOrt, Ny.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. ii. CAMPFiELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL MOSES, Columbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSEr N BROWN, Wilmington, y. c..
WM. ,NDALI., st. Paul. NJ Z.
MORLEY IL RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER. BOYD d GAINESVILLE, o.
IiY. SUGGETr, Tochcster. Ny.
JAS. HUTTON, ksatreal, Canada.
Oct1
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FOR RENT

THE House occupied ut present 10y Mrs. Pitts rs a
Il boarding house, Water street next door To- the
Telegraph Office, will be vacated the LIST Of November
and offered for rent. For furtherparticuas quer Of
octss u. u. ORlLEY.
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SAFES.

lust reed an assortment Of Rich K Co.'S lmprOv ed
81 Patent Safes. which will sell New York manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight only.
ALllS IL HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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CoTTON VARY --lOO bags just reed per r ". Pattos
~ for sale rs Sc. GILBERT d co.
-blJ Sycamore Water.
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HARDWARE

SHANkLlN d KELLY, are getting out Of the Hard
at cost Carpenters and others w-ntin. Hardware
will please call and examine stock ms they WI, n
il TO their interest do before purchasing elsewi
Oct29 SHANKlIN d REILLY
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MACK & LOBENSTIN E'S
w ste N ; Z n o h n e St0r
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN LOWER STORY pREw's PAVILION, coRRER OF
WATER SYCAMORE STREETS.
q. Messrs. MACK& LOBENSTINE
III have just reed and will continue }*4Q III
NJ corrective weekly from their large l4SWISW
.A Wholesale Establishment in Gin 0kEA4O
innati, the largest and most extensive assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial view meet the wants
the market, and oEsising OF every article Of appare
necessary to complete the wardrobe Of individuals ofev
! ry taste.
COATS.
fine assortment OF black, brown gray drab Mack in
Blankets Box aud Ovcrcoats, fine of cloth coats
and English Cloth Dress Frocks and Sack Coats full
trimed Satnett and Cashmerctte Coats brown, green
and grey, and all coors Of Tweed and Cashmere Sack
frock and dress Coat, Roundabouts and Coats ali
kinds.
PANTS.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants
fancy French Cashmere PANTS stripes blue black
and steele mixed and cadet mixed Pants Tweed
and Corduroy pants of ever. variety and price to suit
purchasers.
VESTS.
Black silk and satin Vests; fancy and Rain silk velvet
Vests; fancy cashmere Vests; snett vests common
vests Of all kinds,
efURNlSHuNG: GOODS.
Consisting OF elegant and n|f0I1
large assortment Of custome YIIi,l
- made bosom shirts. shirt collars, SEJ
cravats of superior quality aud beautiful patterns, silk
Knit cotton drawers. under srts gloves sscners and
other article usually found la the most extensive
establishment of tn country.
GSA In connection with their large stock Of <EF, |
TiR clothing. they will Keep hhc assort- S&SA |
QNp mcnt of CAMPS Superior HATs AND AIRS. ~
Also, all kinds of Union, Mexican California, LeghOrn
Panama aud other styles OF hats. with variety Of
BOOTS and SnOES,
Is useless to mention their elegant and very extern
svc lot of ho-skin and other kinds OF THINKS, CARPET
BAGS andy ALIsEs.
Offering our he rfclt thanks for the unmstakable de-
nonsrurtions Of approval received in bath tie whole
sale ami retail departments of Business. In resles
FULLY soliciting continuation Of the publick favor.
deem unncccssar. Ia Iecsptulae unrv Sed facili
tles ana systems OF conducting business which en-
able US To compete, If not excel any Of
kind Ia the Union. We beg say. that every step i'm
progress, IN experience and extending business,
tends towards enabling the extend great in
du eements and ia, ies to customers. Having en-
largcd our business to considerable degree since
spri this enabled to offer friends,
and 10 the Inspection Of purchasers generally stock Of
goods. which ia superiority OF make. bcuy of styles
aud lowness oSrrcs, has certainly not its equal either
In the East or West!
PCouitry merchants should f: to see this stock
before purchasing.
MACK & LOBENsTINE.
Ersnsrifie, Oct. 16, 1851.
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PAPER! PAPERI,
NEW BOOT AND SHOE sroREI

In the room formerly occupied by Bah.
cock Brothers. as Hardware store.
WE opening n large and well selected stock
w OF Bootsand Shoes, which have been purchased
from the best Manufactures in Massachus> by ex
perienced buyer, at the lowest cash prices.
We tkiRk, can show deal coming To Evansville
stock of Boots and Shoes which for variety and neat
ness Of e, and durability OF Work mansnp cannot
be exceled: and we and will sell them at as low
rates. any the Establishments either in Cincinnati
or Louisville.
Our Retail Stock consist of the latest STYLES and best
brands OF New En2land custom work, such a we riH
rarranf To give satisfaction.
We will take pleasure i'm showing gools: Please
call an 4 examine. v. X. HENDRICKS q co.
Times copy. ser.93
DACON-l000 D clear sides in store and for sale by
ID aug25 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE 'RAlLRO, ID. IN CONNEC
.IRroS WITH THE CLxvELiSp, co.uNBrs AND
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
PASSENGERS leaving Cincinnati by the Morning Ex
press Train, arrive at Cleveland al o'clock =. NJ.
connecting with ia ,'Unitcd States Mail Steamers GU EEs
CITY or ALABAMA. Captains Richards and Pe;sse. foi
DuIkrk direc. without landing; connecting with the
morni Express TraiH. which arrives n New York the
ey cng, 10 advance of any other route, and with
out iossof sleep tetreeH' CiReiR~sfi and Nsr York
Through Tickets Ice produced at the Office of the
Little Miami Railroad CO.. Broadway, Front street.
Cincinnati. D. p. w. STRADER, Ticket Agent.
Baggage checked from Cincinnati To New York. For
further particulars apply to L. SEilio Burnett House.
Cincinnati q. CHAS. MIMIC, Supt.
VI. B. SPAuLD,SG. Agent, tmy2l- 9mi
No. Courtland ST., MY NY. Il T.. X. r
CCISSORS AND SHEARS
- 30 doz Scissors asstt'd.
$50 dog Shears reed this day and for sale by
b aug17 JAS. LOW IL CO.. Az Mains Lou. XIV.
SSTAR CANDLES-22 whole and half boxes hves and
~ skies for sale IN =. T.. GILBERT Il co.
srt2g Sycamore near Water
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DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
l 94OO dOz Table Knives and Forks;
1917 doz assorted Pocket Cutlery;
80 doz do Razors;
3OO doz Scissors aud Shears all Of our own imiso,
ton, onerSd at lowest Eastern prices.
te4 BABCOCK BROTHERS
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MOTION YARN AND BATTING Just Received :,
fresh lot Of s. g. and go Cotton Yarn and Rat,;nc
for sale low ut Wholesale or Retail by
Oct29 SHANkLlN & REILLY
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

SURVEYORS NOTICE.
IL persons owning property adjoining the following
described tracts OF land will take notice that on the
1sth day OF November the county Surveyor Van
derburgh county, will proceed to the line and esab
lish Of the East half of s. quarter toge
with the West half of s. T.. quarter Section thirty
four in Township No. South Of Range No. ii West N
the Vncennes Land District.
HENRY MAKA,
oct27-3wt BARNHART ELPRS,
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WANTen

A FEW yonng men or others to employ in genteei
paying business. IL Is necessary for capital
is pedag affair, but of the first responsibility
and will pay handsome remuneration expences.
No Cuban expeditioe.
UPNons need apply without the best of reference.
W.THORNHILLE, General agent.
At the Sherwood House till Wednesday, Sd day Of
November. 1s52. nov2-2is
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GREAT ERE IN CIIILLICOTHE,
GDH n q Ne
One rd of the Town Burnt to Ashc

CmLLtcoTuE, o., April 18th, 1852
Mes-rs. STEARSs & MARVIN
GeHtiemen: Yours Of the 9Th Is at hand I'm reply,
every Safe in the fire. has proven good for
n5tlIng. lost large Safer PERFECTLY DESTROY
Kp-but in the SMALL SALAMANCA l BOUGHT
NOTHING INJURED. Your obedent servt,
WM. T.CLEMONS.
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OPUNDiES SEAMLESS BAGS:
- IHO hand and for sale 10y JAS. LOW a. co.
ocie9 Az in st. Louisville, Ny.
BLASTING POwDER-I5 kegs superior cusriity, r.
ID sale by y. r. GILBERr IL GO.
Oct2g Sycamore aesr Water.
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BOOT AND sHoG MANUFACTURE.
II. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST.
., would inform the public in general that hay,
A on hand an a assortment of fall aud winter Boot,
Y" snd Shoes OF all sorts, and that will sell them
cheap and rs good can be sold in this cit, :.
oct2e JOHN RASCH.
DISSOLUTION
THE CoTartnership heretofore existing under The style
Il If James Low a. CO.. is this day dissolved 10y nut
oai consent Either party is authorized the
in the firm in liquidation The books OF the concern
WIFI remain In the house i'm which they have veen doing
business.
JAMES LOW,
JOSEPHT. TOMPKINS.
Louisville. n.y.. Oct. 1s, le52. s.ct293w
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Regular Packet.
FMe1@ THE Steamer Fawp VIM. r. H0llcroft
lkkxseN master, leaves Louisville for Henderson,
siHS8 every Tuesday, and Friday, at p NJ.
and leaves Evansville, for louisville,
every wednesday, and Saturday evening arrival of
the ears.
octl O'RILEY g. MITCHELL, Agents.
OIL CLOTHS.
II>lRE Screens. Window Shades and Oil Cloth Table
l. CoyeIs, just received and for sale Mt
EMBlCHSS DRY GOOD STORE.
oct7 MaiH st. three doors below Second.
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STOP THAT CACKLING.
900 CHICKENS just received aud for sale mt
c:jO loctJ COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
M o. SUGAR-l5 hlds fair to prime. for sale by
I've ST. GILBERT d co.
scpt.I Sycamore near Water,
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"a tlh'd shirting.... 4 nj
s-s& ~ blh'd shirt
ing & sheeting.... sa1O
sd 20 do do Ii'als.
Adams blue and or
ange prints. ...... 3 az
Robson a. Mcrinack
blue and Orange
prints. ............ 8 al
Spraguc & Aliens
madden prints.... 9alO
Fancy light IL dark
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NEW MUSIC

. NEW MUS1
n assortment of easy and popular airs arranged as
"A Ducs, for two performers the Piano Forte just
?, ccvsd and for sale By
oct5 CONJUNCTION & CO.
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ar TnE EAGLE RESTACRtT,

AT TAI EAGLE RESTACKlTs
SSSSy Mr.. SMITH has just received n splendid SSSsH
tHexleassortinent Of Summer Ales Of the choic ~
est brands.
Scotch Ale, bottled;
Ionion Porter. do,
London Brown Stout, bottled;
Also, choice LOT OF Theoretically sealed Salmon Lob
sters, Oysters, &C., &c. fjy3-ul
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PRESTON RROTHERs

PRESTON BROTHERS
HAVE received their new supply Of Groceries of
every description and iecl confident in saving that
they offer inducemcnt to buyers and country mer-
chants rarely TO be with. Call and examine ,or
yourselves at their Store the Telegraph Office Wa
terst. [oetlel PRESTON BROTHERS.
DOSIN
IL bills Rosn, just reed and for sale by
Oct15 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

LnH, LOOK HERE.-a5 doz. Chickens: 80 dc Ducks
" ~ do Turkeys, just reed and for sale at
noy2 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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iUis sale az 3 ~ ~ NhoessIe aud s3.65 by retail.
4 from ,his day tile further notice. Enquire at
noyl .CIimcsCop!l CITY MILLS.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR.

00OLBS fanvassed Hams (extra) 1000 lbs Shout
1OOO ders, just reed and for sale at
nov2 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

4 FTER the Isl Of Nov. next, the will leave
"A ansvie a a O'Clock a. NJ. and arrive at Columbi
at l0t VI. Leave Columbia at O'clockp. NJ. and al
rive at ~. nsville att Z. NJ.
SAML HAIL. Pres't,
Oct. Goth. 1859. Oct2g- 2w
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NEW COFFEE HOUSE.

MP. HENRY SCHAEFER has taken the new three
wi story Brick building the Pavilion Hotel ON
Water street. and has fitted and furnished Il In the most
his ircn:s and the public generally His
BAR will he supplied with the choicest HQuoru, Wines
and Ales, which, with other refreshments he will serve
up In the approved style and at all hours Of the
day. Mt. s. viii always keep good variety Of the
best brands IL Cigars. oct6-ly
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@. HUMMEL'S
Essence Of Coffee.
ONE package Of this Essence will 90 a. far ~ foar
" pounds OF Java Coffee. and Coffee made byt his rs
will preserve perfectly the reataste Of the bed
Java Coffee. but will have more delicate and nnerna
vor finer colour, and will certainy-se muehwhei'
somer for every person thanpure Java Coffee wilalss
be clear without requiring anything 70 clarity it.
JMaRs(aesfred and for Sale. WheIess esf -stsss
By DAN'L B0HLER& eco. Fhila
And for sale, Wholesale and Rets by
sept9l-isdxw. WOOLSEf d LlHCh.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned having pur based IRON Joseph T.
l. Tompkins Is interest ia the stock of goods belong
irg to the nrm Of James Low & CO., will continue the
Wholesale Dry Goods business. at the and
under the
JAMES LOW:
JOHN TOMPKINS,
CHARLES EATON.
Louisville, KY, Oct. 1s, 1852. oct293w
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Nv tNSVILLE Book Store Just received the Coques,
Ia tie greatest novel ever wsitten, by the anthor
Misserrmus foTeale by
oe:I7 SAMUEL LISTER.
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The above delivered following
the arsenals 100
United waieton,
the United Troy,
United fsbug,
$50 complete United
c.; and 81 United
Point Comfort Virginia the whole delivered
Proposals will delivery
Of the whole quantity that required sepa
rately.
timber described cut month
July the middle
straight grained free splits
cheeks and cracks large from kesrt
cep large ze which be procured free
and II all full 10 the dimensions above stated may
be delivered from time, within period
when will be duly inspected and measured
ofcer other authorized person. approved
received, quantities approved received,
than will paid price,
per cent which per will by The
completed,
will paid contractor forfeited United
the m fulfil his paricu
inspection other information desired bidders Rppl
cation be made by letter or in person. 10 the commanding ON
Of either OF the arsenals named.
No the above mentioned timber will be allowed
assigned transferred by the other person
without special permission In writing is hrst obtained from this
Office
No advances will any be made but
will be made as above stated.
Proposals will be forwarded In sealed envelope addressed
subscriber, and endorsed Proposals for GunCarage Tpber"
N. X. CRAIG,
Nov ll-dlwk2awtl0th Dee. Ceon.i Of Ordnance.
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in il il you have previously placed its foundations
on hrn basis The republic 10 IA terrible crisis
and II is absolutely necessary TO meet II with all The
power which The laws have deposited in your hands.
have done etw
ANSWER on THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT THE HOUSE or
REPRESENTATIVES. stb Nn
The sovereign Congress has been assembled on this
solemn occasion open the extraordinary sessions for
which has this day been conyoked and from the first
day which was appointed for The preparatory unlas, both
houses were egtmatey constituted IN order 10 have the
necessary number OF honorable senator's and representa-
lives. The National Congress has since then been dis.
posed TO assemble soon should be coasttulonay
convoked.
IL is not at present the occasion 10 qualify the decree OF
the government issued uader date OF September 81,
the liberty OF the press this remains subject TO the de-
termination OF The august houses
These shall occupy their time 10 passing such legsla-
tive enaemens may be conducive 10 the re-esiabish
OF order in the localities where IL may have suffered
most severely in decreeing the assistance which is
Justly demanded by the States suffering from the inva-
sons oil the barbaTous Staes, order that war may be
waged 4nsl the latter with success. and OF resolving
what is the expedient In the matter OF the
the sthmus OF Tehuanepec, and also OF the other mat
tiers mentioned in The order of convocation
II is the desire OF the National Congress that the revo-
luton may disappear possible and that the
federal institutions and federal UDion may be safe and
knowing that 10 attain this end the most nvoae respect
for the constitution and the laws is necessary 1t hopes
that the government will not depart from the consu
ional Path, and will, with activity and energy, employ
all the which has at its command, in order
speedily possible to re-estabish tranquility wherever
il may have been disturbed.