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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-26
An Independent Express,

Tor carrying i'll the shortest possible tiae and
safely delivering all Packages. Bundles G oods
ana Nalulbl-s, Money, &c, 10 and from any
points on the various routes. the most reason
able and accommodating terms. For this pur-
pose they have located Agents AT convenient dis
taHCes along the routes, ana ready to
transact all business entrusted TO them with G,s
patch and safety. Orders from the country, IN
closing the charges 10 the Agent in CINCINNATI
viii be as punctually attended to if the own
.rS were present. GOODS and Packages by the
dlirrtn nj routes, 10 and from Cincinnati. sill in
all cases be received and delivered By the sub.
scribcrs.
DEXTEG & Co, Agents.
n 3. Persons in the interior can have orders
for goods allied by competent person, by -nclos
ing The amount of the purchase, ANA accurately
describing the goods desired.
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|<iEEoRIpE. or SOD ...I'hs is an invalu-
~ able article as o.isIniector. 1t ought to be
Used IN every sick room, few rropS sprInh led
the floor " III entirely aissi pate al. uHpseas
aIi and unW hoitsone smell, etiluNiuIn, that
may be IA the room, and render the air entirely
pure-a very desirable thiAg 10 these 10 attend
tie sick .s rel! TO the sick themselves For
sale at DIR. lfoUELLs' Dug Store.
Richmond. Jan. 10. l-4S. If
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Nes'EsCE; --Notic

ENNEs'E'ECss's NOTICE.; --Eotice is
~ hereby gwen that the Undersigned has taken
out Of the W avne Probate Court. letters Icsta-
fneutarv Oh the Estate of Joseph Dertchson,
deceased. late Of Wayne County. All persons
IND, bed 10 sal. estate required 10 make inn
mediate payment, ana those having claims against
saij estate are requested to present the came for
pa, ment according /" law. The estate is proba-
bly, solvent JOSEPH DERICkSON. Jun.
E;LtcafoF.
Jan. %, ISL. J-3w
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\ CEETAIS, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE
FOR
RHEUMATISM.

Being the only effrctual plan ever di$coreAs,
FOR u complete determinations 81 this distressing
sEd dangerous disorder from the human Este ~
by The Rev. DIR. JAMES CovEl. New York
For sale ct DR. HOWELLS' Drug Store.
Richmond, July IL, Is41. Coy.
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vNA SM\E NJ X
p p y q N ".

Vs0WO neat Frame DWELLING HOUSES,
! in the city of Richmond, situated in :,
pie asaUt part 0. town. Apply 10
JAMES *. DUGDALE
Richmond Nov > i--i7 -;5,f
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JEREMIAH iiAuLEy. W II. kLNn ORrllY
JEssE ] kEHwoEEIr.
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@xs.(s1'EoHs'S 4Ors'Ess;

a. hereby given, that The unde rsgneG has Ia
ken letters ttStamt ntIry, the last viii and
testament Of Thomas w oois, late of L Mon Coun-
~, luLiana, deceased. All persons indebted o
the G:cedent are requested 10 make Immediate
payment; ANA those having claims ng INST the
same, notified to present them duly authcn-
;icated for settlement. The estate is Supposed 20
be solvent. DAHIEL WOODS, EIechtor.
Lib, rty, Jan. -, Isis. J-.jw
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iilE1OD 1iu1oa ia 100


|NlAT | keep constantly hand for sale
Il Burk's well known Over Blast Self Feed
ing W inimIs and also " lillian Stanicv's. OF
North Carolina, Patent Windmill, called the
Double " ind power Self Feeding flaming Mills
made of the best materials and, for despetch in
cleaning and separating the grain from the cheet
and all seeds rubbish. cannot be surpassed in
the country. Warranted to clean from p to 80
bushels of sra!n per hour. with proper attention.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, ill find it to their
interest TO call and examine my Mills previous to
purchasing elsewhere. Also, \ few Fancy Bed
steals on hand for sale low. Shop short dis
fnfS ..,rr.
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Soap and Candles,
SAVE YOUR ASHES.

Kept constantly on band at the Factory form
ly owned by Wiison-either by wholesale or
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Jan. %, lS4'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
fTeIestapbed for The Baltimore Sun. ]

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. IL, p. NJ
Continued d,0icuntes IN the OHIO Legislature. &c.
The Senate has not yet been able 10 choose
Sereeanl-at Arms, and is still 10 stale oil diso''
eanizaion.
Mr.. Archibald, Democra', offered the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, VIZ:
Whereas, Toe Constitution expressly PROVO
lha, no money shall be drawn from the Treasury
excep, in consequence OF appropriations mads oy
law, and that Inc power conferred by law on me
Auditor OF the State 10 levy taxes and pay intef'
est on The public dett was intended 10 &C
exercised under sTict supervision OF The 1ehefsi
Assembly, therefore be ii
Resolved, Tina, il the Auditor shall, during ne
inerregnum, attempt the exercise Of any potos''he
shall be deemed an enemy 10 The country.
Resolved. That The imposition Of taxes IS 40
exercise OF high sovereign power, and that lis oe
legation is unconstitutional. and OF necessity ot-
comes null and void. az.
Resolved, That the Senators voting lof in,,
will by all open means peaceabe or lof t;.oT,
onoose The collection Of taxes during ,n' ,nl6iI.
ganiza,ion OF the Assembly; and loi ,h H.,
ment Of this resolution, they pIeoee
their lives. fortunes ami sacred nono o,e
p.an,,e3 That The County treasures aie
hereby advised and invited oy inc oeua 'u 40
ro,;no 10 withhold The state Ievenu. "i vi =,
con, until the orgsnizilion Oh .ne S,?5a,ds
,,,,s,;or measures ale devised by Inc f'enu.
g ,hs cnuotry 10 meet AMI a'ud'caIe the p'ese"'
difficulties OF his legislative body, o,,,;ons
Numerous speeches followed the 'esoI ss.,ea
Mr.. Whitman, Democrat saea wn mso ns u.I lime
Of his associates was vail until son 'hs m,oar
should e Be allowed ELAPSED 9 ss Vs DID, G1 no
then organize he Ps0P edm IL ns' and s ossass
s,s, N me European fashion, Provisional u
ordsred 10 be printed. Great e1c''e'n''' p''
valIen o.. H,use nothing of interest has take a
.,l IN VI" The civ Of Columbus is in great eAcH''
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
RICHMOND VA.
wednesday Morning, December iS' ie4s'
ELgcTIoN OF GOVERNOR.

f. xc.S
Before The baIlolins yesterday, we hao uo' VIC
,eas, IDEA as 10 who would be the lucky man. o.
indeed. as 10 what Individual had The most Ir'enuS
:, b,s ,Un party. The Democrats had organ
;z.d no conc, RI of action, I've regret 'ha' lucy
d;3 moi carry eur the important principe VI "
o,n;za,ion-tor in The long run Il Is inc oop
soa,ap,ee Of success,l and, Of course, we hau d
general sweep>take which was qui'e '"'e'se
In all The Distinguished gentlemen nasheu ~ w
ofice we had every confidence, ior 'he't 'a'e"'S'
h;,, ch,rac,er and ttm Democratic principles;
al d;s,neresed as We were, we resolved 10 oe
conIsnted with whoever should be chosen. Inc
.,..,;on came on-excelIenl aud appropriate
e,.scbes were made in favor of the nominees,
VIZ: Messrs Bassell and Pitts, Tor u. w. InomP-
soo ESQ; Msss.s Cooke, Thompson OF BoIe-
,oar aud Lane OF Lee, Tor ]. B. Floyd Esq MI.
Marz Tor Green B. Samnels, Esq; and Mr.. Clal-
horne for Judge VIM. Daniel. The oaliolngs
will be found in another column. On the hfs'
h.l,ot me vote was scattered in every direction;
nm me "a. il was more concentrated; and on Inc
81. john g. Floyd Esq, was chosen Governor o.
the S;a.e for three years, from lst January ioas
Mr.. Floyd is The present delegate from The c'un-
~ Of Washington. A few days since, as one OF
the State Electors, he cast his vote Tor lass
ana Butler, in whose cause he laooFeo aoy
and zsaiously We served with him 10 Tue
las, Baltimore Convention and we Kno~ 'ha'
he was one OF The most ardent advocates OF
the nomination oil General Cas-, whom ne
preferred from the very start. He will make
an admirable Governor we have no dono''
and Mr.. Syme will have an opportunity 10 com
plimen, him as he did James NJ Mason, WIN
The lille Of "a copper head Locofoco." Had lof-
tune decided ,ha, the Governors robes should iall
on The shoulders OF either Green B. Samue's,
George w. Thompson or VIM. Daniel, ESQ., we
should have been well pleased. They have done
their duly 10 their coun,ry with ability and hdeli'
~, and they would grace any Office within the gill
Of The Stale.
In this connexion we deem it proper 10 sa'e'
,hat Yesterday evening we received from Pa'ricK
Cour, House well written communication from
"a True Democrat" strongly recommending
Judge N. VI. Taliaierro Tor The office Of Governor.
II came the day after the lair, and we therefore
do no. publish it, Judge T. had been warmly
named Tor The office, and would have hllec It ao-
mirablv but we had reason 10 know that ne dio
no, desire 10 quit his present position
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
Tup pREsIDENT's MESSAGE.


OF course the WING press allack this cocumeh'
with violence and abuse-ihe best PROOF 'nd' 'hs'
cannot answer lis conclusive reasoning. Wcha'e
been era,ified 10 see The independent press almos'
without exception, appreciates lis a6il''y aD'
power. What is more pleasing, is the iac' '"a,
the Northern Democratic press manfuIy s'a"u
by The Message in all its views. As spee
we ouole the following from The Pennsy ''"N'a.
To say that The facts of the Messase az
umphanl acls-iacts that vlnd'cdle 'i ", ,..aIiz.
ration against all opposItion--iae's ''a ,his i
the predictions OF the Democracy ,n,;, i moi
n say what will not be deniea; ou' y . ,ha
- cav eli The GREAT trait OF this resume " ~.
.c,. II mo government since March, icfo 70 'ua'
:, ,,,ue. n,one hing which has mol been iuhJ ~
RED ont or SUBJECTED 10 failure or aeisa''
IA mn except the slavery question, because ."n ~
= -, ;s.,,. which can only be settled Wheh oOs'
Is o,cat psr,,es Of the day see Tia the Deuio
ers,,c noicy in regard 10 ii is corfecl. II - an
issue which has been thus lar kept oPeu, o""s
;, naueIs over which the existing Administrator
has had lnlle or no control. Ana yet mere - W
division of the Message OF the Piesaen' "n'en
is clearer or more patriotic man Us ~
upon The adjustment oil thls oihlcuit'' 10
inceed amone Inc most triumphant paris VI .he
paper. and cannot tail to be responded 10 enec-
llyely before The present session IS Terminated
We content ourselves with one more extract.
II is from The Charleston Courier, one Of the most
respectable papers in The country and WHICH,
though independent in politics, incline1 10 'ne
spopprl of General Taylor. LIS calm and enliSh-
,ened view OF The Message is worth all Inc Iao'd
and ,lhbera parlizan attacks OF the Wing press:
al is an able, disnifed and deeply interesting
Stale paper written in Style oil much ei7Vdl'ou
and elegance The picture which II draws o'
our vast and rapi CROWN oil territory poPu''a,un,
prosperity and greatness, IS gwen WIN slo"'"s
n-nci. and NAV well cause he pa'r,nI ieauei ~
10 proud Of his country. Our PACING feia IONS
ana increasing Commerce with all me Woria are
instly made subjects Of national congratnlatioa
rhe case OF our fla ,ncia! condion, al Inc close
f an expensive as we'll as victorious Waf' -
another well founded source oil general sa'is.ac-
lion. The space devoted TO The suoJecls oil Inc
American system, National Bank, and me We
10 power is, we think, quite dlspropoI' ioha'e-lne
subjects themselves are debaleabe-out lney are
all. and especially lhe last however widely men
and parties may differ on them, ably and n
oepiously discussed. On the great and ao
sorbng question Of The day-the question Oh 'ae
restriction oil slavery in The new territories OF 'ne
Union-the only poHent on our political nor.
zon-the views and counsels Ut the pfesluent are
palriotc constitutional, wise and all VINO oesile
the harmony and perpetuily OF our Union, must
unite IN desiring and promoting their consum-
NATION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
WEDNESDAY, Dec. l3.h, 1913.
ct NJ TIE


The Sneaker laid before the Senate, \ conimn-
nica,ion from me Governor enclosing The resis-
nation OF Genl. John C. Crump, which on mo-
lion OF Mr.. Rogers, was read and laid On Inc ia
bic.
The resolution relative 10 the increase Il The
Governors salary was agreed 10; and referred TO
a committee composed of Messrs. lsbell, CfnmP
Shacseiord, French and Tate.
MIR TYL Err from The committee on General
Laws. reported bill allowing Joseph Alcxan-
der a free man of color, 10 remain wIh,n Inc
Commonwea tn, which passed; Also, the bill con-
corning The hauling OF sienes in certain places.
On motion Of Mr. KINNEY,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Reports from different committees were re-
ceved: From the committee on Claims-An acl
authorizing the payment Of certain sum Of
money to ] K Pitzer-A resolution upon The
petition of D R. Lyttle-A resolution on Inc
petition of Thomas Tavenner Report OF the
committee Of Finance on resolution TO graduate
or abolish the tar on law process-And DILL 70
INCORPORATE the Suffolk Savings Bank.
communication was received from the Go
vernon, enclosing the resignation OF Oenefa'
John C. Crump.
The House agreed to the resolution of the Sc
nate for the recess Of that body
Reports of Committees were agreed to, and
the following bill was passed:
bill for the relief Of the devisees and heirs
of William H. Foote, deceased.
The bill Incorporating the Virginia Gamer
Coal Company was laid on the table.
| RESOLUTIONS, &c.
On motion of Mr.. CUE-Resolved, Tha
90 much of the Governors Message as refers Il
an increase of the salary Of the Executive oe re
ferred to special joint committee oil DOL
Houses. -, r,a
On motion OF MIR. MARTZ Resolved, ina
the committee on Roads, NC, enquire INTO wv
expediency of authorizing the Board Of ruo','
Works to purchase the stock heid oy PRIV.
stockholders 10 the Richmond, rfeuef''~1
burg and Potomac Railroad Company a.
so, The stock held BY private stockholders y
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad; ana ~
stock held by private stockholders IN Inc re
tersburg and Roanoke Railroad Company,
On motion of Mr.. COOK-Resolved, ! ia.
much of the Governors Message as relates :
the Armory be referred to the committees on VI
Armory. ,.,,aa That
committee ON The part Of this Honse' conslslia
of three members, be appointed 10 announces =
Iobn 8. Floyd, Esq, his election 10 Inc ONCE
Governor of this Commonwealth. =.
The Chair announced the following gen,'e
mon a, the committee-Messrs Cooke, s'rolhe
l and Whittle,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.

AS a. We have heard, the Electors in all The
States have cas-. their votes in accordance with
the preferences indicated by The popular eallo's.
The Electors in South Carolina voted for Cass
AMI Butler, and selected ]. l.. Black, Esq, son oil
The la. iamented James A. Black, OF Congress-
as lie messenger 10 convey N Electoral vote to
Washington. Il is he Intention OF The sen to
d,sinrer and bring home the remains OF his no
n red fa!her, who died in Washington, that they
NAV ceoose in The bosom OF his native soil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th 1915.
SENaTE

Mr.. KANE presented documents relative 10
the contested election between Henri walker ana
VIM Fl. French, the latter The sil'ng MEMBER
from the Giles district.
A message was received from the House oil
Delegates by Mr.. LiIDLEY, informing The Senate
OF The readiness OF the House 10 proceed 10 lhe
election OF Judge OF The 18th Judicial Crcnii;
whereupon, The Senate proceeded 10 ballot ana
the vote was unanimous for George h.Lee, Esq ,
as J udge Tor said Circuit
On motion OF Mr.. DENEALE, The Senate
then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15

Nr. S,cvall made report yesterday from the
committee o. Finance on The liabilities aad
means az The Commonwealth. The committee
repor; an estimated surplus in the Treasury OF
Sl34 600, at the enl of the present fiscal year,
September 39Ih, ,sa9, and recommend the pay
men, Of SIS 900 annually on the permanent debt
of the State. They do not advise an increase OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15

We are indsb,ed TO Drinker & Morris for the
American Almanac tor lS49. NEST valuable
Repository OF useful knowledge, published at
Boston By Little and Brown. We do moi Know
a hook which contains more matter, or better az
ranged.
Harold & Murry have our thanks for James
las, Novel "Thi,ty Years Since, or the Ruined
Family" Though there is not much variety
apou, This author, be deals in elevated sentiments
and interesting historical "reminiscences.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15

The Baltimore Sun publishes the annual re-
Dor, of,he Secretary ct the Treasury. II occu-
pies zen eolumns of that papet-wilhin two CO.
lumrs of the length Of The Presidents Message.
We have read it with great pleasure, and not
only from our own opinion, but from the deba'e
in the Senate, We are led to regard !, as mas.
,erly yindica,ion Of tn revenue policy OF the Ad.
m;nistra,ion, l. was high compliment in The
Senate 10 order twenty thousand copies to be
nrIn,ed Our readers shall see il in due time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II. ls4s.

SELMA Z.
The bills concerning the hauling Of seines III
certain waters Of the Commonwealth; and al
lowing Joseph Alexander: free man OF color,
10 remain within the Commonwealth. were CON-
mitted to the committee on General Laws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15

PETERSBURG seNAToR.-W , may syvs SCI
;. r. r. ..fxei facs" that Francis Z. Rlyes,
!! GOVT n a. Is elected Senator from The dsIte'
f. Esq psI. ut cheerheld Amelia and P9~n .s
o. fe' he,e BENG no opposition 10 him-lRep4''
GEau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
INTERESTING DESPATCH FROM
CALIFORNIA

Among the documents received by The Secre-
tary OF War, aud communicated with the Prss'-
dents message, is the following letter from Col.
Mason. The military commandanl OF California
who presents The iuesl description we have seen
OF The gold "placers" of that distant region:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-04
stroysd Tbs damage wss trinipg as the building was


worthless
ANOTHER "A nre broke out, al.o, about O'Clock
yesterday morning In tho building No. 1913 Bleecker
Occupied BY David Hall 2: t X. wsos s vsi
furniture The family barely escaped With their lives
being obliged to leave the building their night CLOTHES
The building belonged to James NJ Wells Esq, Who
we learn was fully Insured. There insurance
upon the property Of Mr.. He'll.
THE BosToN srEAMEM--Ths mail due yesterday
morning from Boston, did arrive until about eight
O'Clock last evening Ths tetsntion owing to the
snow storm No boat lefs lsst night tot Boston.
The Greenwich sTsEEr AocipENr.-Thers was
report In the Herald of yesterday morning relative to
the fatal of little girl by the Of Mar
gsret Farren, having been over and killed. in Green
wich street by one Of Adams Co.'S express wagons,
driven by David Morse and IL stated that he went
and paid attention to the occurrence, until he
putsued by the police and arrested In justice to
Mr. Morse the facts here stated rs they actually
occurred. There at tbs time Ia the wagon with
Mr.. Morse, p colorsd man. and neither OF them had
any Wedge of the child being the wagon until
abe discovered by MIR NJ lying the ground, with
one Of the hindermost wheels upon her face. MIR, M.
of course, much frightened aud sgitated, but
had the presence OF mind to stop and pay atten
ton to the child at the time sending the oolored
with the wagon, and continued with her,
for moment having left the school house by into
which she until he arrestsd by the police
more than half hour after the accident occurred
confdenos have his .mpl yers in his integrity and up
rightncss Of character that one OF the firm Mr. Dnr
more immediately, on hearing OF his arrest proceeded
the Tombs and entered his bail. The fatal occur
the result of accident and not careessnes
has been erroneouSly stated.
ANOTHER AccI6ENr.-A little boy, whose name We
did not learn yesterday while running after pr
vate ssigh knocked down and in the Bowery,
by another private sleigh but escaped almost entirely
unhurt During the whole day number Of small boys
continually running after the sleghs in the Bowe
ry and the only wonder that many OF them were not
killed or seriously injured
BRooKLYN CHARTER CoNvENTIoN.-Am meeting Of this
convention took place last evening, Hon John Diheman
in the chair Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved. Considersblo discussion took place on q
18Th nHo pud and ID hvy LIsk
G. Bergen, Brevoort, WychoH Cortleyou, and j. v.
Bergen sgnst the proposed Of the Sh and
9Th wards for tbe expenses of the fire. watch and
departments. It ultimately referred to select
committee Several other sections taken up,
amended and passed but which, from the feelings of
the meeting be reconsidered After further
debate, the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-04
The Racket Court Ball.


JAMzn GoRpoS BENNETT, E,q.
Dear sir; IL your notice. mi. morning or Toe Rack
ct Court Ball you have tsointent,onabiyi psssYfgsS
"in order to gay oil coma old sooree' s.,
No such motive entertained by the members
az the club the OF the ball; ior the
that old exist vGr have the clue being en-
tlrey OF debt and having already paid most OF the
rent for tn. present year in advance.
Jusfics tho club, sad Ina ladies sid geotlemep OH
ciang that ocosson qure that should correo.
this i'm preston, which from your wei known
iibarslty have uo doubt You wIl 40 promptly.
1hs bali given for the sole aud express purpose
tst ths lady freu DIS of the members participate
of smusements t was at dsst contemplated
oonhnng the tickets trely the OF the club;
but at the solitudo OF many members tickets al
lowed TO them for their friends. Tbs OF the bali
three thousand dollars aad the amount reoeiv
for tickets will fall short Of those expsnsss about two
hundred doilsrs, WHOM the club will mcst che.rfuly
pay and much larger TOO, If necessary; we'll
sdsl if thsr frieads eDjoyel themselves aud found
their expectations rsszed.
so you see there nothing left over " for future
rn,n from tngt entertainments stil expect TO HAYS
the fun 10 y repetition her season, which
zion, NAY oil be there Rep ,ctfuny yours,
ONE Or THE MANAGERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-04
w IL. MAkCf Sec'y OF war.
Major General z. TAYLOR, u Army In Mexico
w An DEFANTMENT.
Washington, January ~, lS47

THE LAST TRIBUTE TO Mr.. ADAMS On Mon
day next, az 10 o'clock, the remains of the vene-
rabe President John Quincy Adams will be conveyed
from this city by pecie train of cars on the railroad
10 Baltimore attended by the committee, consisting Of
enc member of the House of Representative from sacb
state In the Union The escort will not go beyond BAL
tmore on the nrst day, but will Tuesday, move on
Thur,dsv again onward A more importing scene will
rarely have been witnessed in this country than tbs
Ct this funeral to the last resting place OF the
mortal remains Of the reversd citizen whose memory
ID 90 worthily honored-Nanena IntsIlgsneer Moreh3