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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-02
aus 1et4nre 9oenfe a9olnro larks; 0son Boerupn orp


cry reports shat the gold on this side is but
drop IN the bucket ), compared to what will b.
gathered beyond the dye. . ,-a +. ...
Some days sipce we enjoyed the pleasure
lot conversation with Dr. Brent, of New Or
leans, highly scientific gentleman, WHO In,
Just returned from an exploration Of the val
ley on The other side of tho snowy RIDGE
The Doctor informed rs that he had descend
ed be!ow tho Sierra Nevada, into Carson,
valley, with much difficulty, because of the
abruptncss ol The descent on the eastern
slope. ...,.. -...s.
Having reached ihe valley his party struck
"tt IN sonth eastern direction, towards n
iIdge IN the great basin. Ga examination O
tlls 10 lis summit, they discovered scoria
and ashes covering The top, and every other
indication OF volcanic eruption. The whole
appearance Of ridge exhibited evidence of a
laier origin than lie coast or Sierra Nevada
range, aud il is the doctors belief that rain
pt no seRs0a Of the year blesses this tract oil
county with iis refreshing Influence. The
whole surface Of the hills was a barren waste
.ot ashes, but ashes sparkling with the precious
metals. ...a
They carried their explorations to a dis
lance OF forty miles from water, and found
the whole summit Of the hills rich in mineral
wealth. The DR.. carried with him about a
quart of ashes from the highest pointto which
they climbed, aud on washing it, lie took out
$2,50c. Of fine pure gold. He showed us The
result Of his experiment, in ring worn upon
his finger II was % carafs fine.
Numbers of Indians apparently hostile
Judging from their movements, followed the
parry, and made several attempts 10 steal
lhelr animals American parties sufficient
IN numerical Iorce TO intimieate these saw
ages, are now vending their way from por-
lions ot the southern miues, to this distant
region .--Sfoctton Journal -
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sHERtFF'S SALE.
SOLOMON SMITH, ET.AL)
In Chancery.

Ns. In Cbanrpry
DY virtue of a decree and order of sale issrer
Cd out of the Cont of Common Pleas Of IIaui
SOU county, Ohio, and to me directed will ofTel
Tor sale, in front OF the Count House. in the town
lfCadiz, in said county, on SATURDAY the 26If
lay Of ofOCTOBER next, between the hours of 10
l'cloclS A. NJ and O'Clock P. NJ of said day. the
ollowing described renl estate, to wit: The
northeast half of ln-Lot No 10, situate in the
town Cadizi also, the following described part oil
said bot No. no, to witt Beginning at the cor
ner of Thomas G.. Vinccnt's Lot, and thirty one
feet from the southwest corner of said Lot No 10.
aEd running with said Vincent's line south so deg
cast IL feet; thence north 40 deg. east , feet
thence north so deg. to Ill feet to the alley al the
back oY said Lot; thence south 40 deg. west 3
feet TO the place of beginning; and also. sixteen
feet square in the northeast corner of Lot No.
I'D in SAID town; also, the three euua undivided
eighth par.s OF the following parts OF said Lot No
10 and lot No. | in SAID town. TO wit: Thirty
three feet in front, on Struhenyie street, of he
southwest side of said Lot No. TO-, AMI seven feet
in front Off the northeast side of said Lot No. III
extending back for carh part orsaid lots eighty
Ave feet. DAVID HILBERT. Sheriff
sept 10, 1901 bt Of Ham ison county.
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slEEtsEEF,S SALE.


4
IS III chancery.
TnoMAs 'URvANcE,
D virtue ola decree and order Of sale issued
4 , out of the Court of Common floas Of IIaui
sou county, Ohio, and to me directed, will olTel
iorsale, in front OF the Court House. in tTfrown
Cadig, in snid county, on SAL URDAY the 9Gl
day Of OC FOBFR next, betwte the hours of To
O'Clock, A. M.and O'clock, p NJ of said day
the following deseijbcd Real Esnue 10 wit. Stu
nto, tying and being in the town Of New A thcns
in the cotlnty Of Harrison known and desi snatet
Eas lot No. IS said town OF New Athens, agree
ably 10 and OH the plat OF snid town us recorded
lfn the Recorders Office Of snid county Of Harrison
"a! Cndiz. with all and singular the appurtcnance.
thcneHio belonging, and being tie same Lot con
Itrled by George Atkinson, Administrator o
Joseph Grimes, deceased to james Flbut an
ifon James Tarhut 10 said Thomas Purviance.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Sept Is, 1850. ct. of Hui7soa Co1tlty.
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DIR J. w. FRENCH Of Hals1ale Hasaale cotatv Mc5iooo
about the si of january s49 wrote oows have Been
IN The regular practice fmedcine in this place for nine wears
but was obliged 70 quit the practice of my profession in conse
9uence OF II health was severely afflicted with Chronic
SUMPTION past doubt lcoughed almost necessarily and
gay and had severe pains and soreness in my chest side and
Fl % he profession all TO no effect excepting the and de-
by caused by he was prejudiced against patent medi-
S1ss ana have no taith in Them generally But was
nduced-ns an experiment, than through aib-to try
DO here acknowledge for tue benefit of tie afflicted whom
II may serve, that the effect of its on me was the most
prompt and sauay Of any medicines ever Witnessed te
eject OF IN all my practice Ny cough Immediately reieved
and IN about eight or len days was free from cough
WELL MANI '''''
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w virtue Of an order and decree of sale issued
ED out OF the Court of Common Pleas OF llarri-
son county, Ohio, and to nc directed, will offer
Tor sale in IIont Of the Court House, in the town
ot Cndjz. IN said county, on SATURDAY 18th
day OF OCTO IIR next, between the hours of 10
O'clock A. M, aud A O'Clock 7. M. of said day,
thelrlioYing described real estate, to wit: Stu
Ialod in the county of Harrison in the State OF o.,
and being part OF section No 81, in township No.
y, III range No. a., und bounded on the east BY
Ian is of William and Walter Craig on the north
by lands of James SiIueral on tho west by lands
ol Benjamin Ramsay, and on the south by the lands
of the Rev. Thomas Hanna, containing thirty five
acres, more or less. Decrced to be sold as the
property Of Robert Fry er, at the suit Of William
Andersonin Chancery. d. HILBERT,
Sept u, 80. St. Sheriff Of Harrison Go.
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Would soon be IL, a Grave.

Mr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. n merchant at Peyyopi
GENRE, dshtnbd county, Ohio us October i3tE
and stated of CONSUMPTION which the use Of
iNDIdN PlIMONdRY J}ALS.4lf had effected MIR Will
LlAM CROCkEI ofan ad Joining Town He said Mr. Crock.
y ha sought relief from the best physicians numerous
medicines, but found for the fatal that
ing monster C9nsao had taken fast hold his vas and
Wa9 so destroying and deblang his body that he was pre
skeleton He was giren Up by his Physicians and all enda
as one VINO would soon inhGbh grarc But in this la
extremity strange and marvellous itray seen vet il is tr.
mai The use Of only fire bottles of RANTS INDIAN PtLbO
restored Mr. Crocket health and he is now Aalt1 6,
Tuggrd man! ~ +" '''S
p ~ DAMN, Esq., merchant and postmaster jefferson m
sdoining town. about the same time and stated
that he ncquantedR with Mr. CRocKET asd ffs ~ AZ
CURE, and all tie db0vep1pfed fYcte - ON " ""
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Gle GaOi, Sentinel.
d. r. p o w ELL,
EDETOH AND PROPRIETOR
TERMS OF TIE SENTINEL.

One dollar and fifty cents per annum il nail
IN ADVANCE; two dollars il paid during tbeyepr.
nr two dollars and fifty cents at the end Of the
year. Nopaper discontinued until all arreara-
ses are paid. These conditions will b strictly
adhered to. :!
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EMPORTANT FRoM CALEFoRNlA

The steamer Philadelphia arrived at New
York on the goth nstan'. She bings $500.
0l0 in gold dust on freight, and lr,In SlOo,
loJO to $3OO,0OO in hands Of pqssengers.
The mails from S,n Ftanclsco, brounh
down hy the Ca abua,n had not prriyet
whenthe "PbiIadelpha" len.
! PANAMA, Sep 6 There have been five
cases Of Cholera, bul the port wurJens now
g vo clear bills Of health
SAN Francesca. The dry season permi,,
working at the Mines, and 10 900 men arc
employed, lis expected that large amount,
will be taken. They are now ding we'll. =
Three ChlIans took in a forInjaht $4,000
from the GnlcH at jamestown, and three
Ffenchmen took II Tbs. III an afternoon.
The Northern pIacers ure also doing well
Mess Pork sells at $lSa2l. Liquor :.
very firm, Lumbar is IA damand. F7uu,
sells Al Ial2, Anthracite Coal wo,th 81 36
'3S. Coffee, 30d3lc. Meuey is in dem md
and scarce,
AUGUST II A terrible excitement per.
vades the city Of Sacramento. 'rhe issue is
une between the squarters and sctles, and n
bloody issue /: prom ses o be. Seter,I per.
sons are already killed and wounded on borl
sides. The history and result of The affair
50 far, is briefly This: 5''t
L7rgo tracts Of ground covering tho city
aud vicinity Of Sacramento are held by gians
rom Capt Snuer. The settlers hoII that
Capt. Suffers gram does not cover this lerri
Itoty--that it belongs 10 The gdvernmeol.-
Fey have moved on and erected bu Idinas.
Asul t,r rlo'clbIe entry and d1joincr is brought
ag1nst them, aud decided in plaintiffs favor:
IA writ OF restitution issued = the officer whc
ATTEMPTED TO execute il is met by BODY Of
armed s1uanets. THIS occurred on SasaIday
h. ION. Pri@f to ibis date an appeal to the
county court had hecn made by the Attorney
or the settlers, Judge Willis presiding, and
the right Of appeal denied transportation
OF course, was The effect uPon the patty seek.
tng rcdIess. Meetings were held and reso,
Iultons passed 10 resst the law Nothing
nj IRE was done by legal process from Sarur.
day TIL yesterday, (fuesday,) when some six
jor eight persons were arrcs ed for rebellion
20 # resisting the ollicers;aud lwo in delanA
Iol bail were tIcarceracd in prison. To-day
a body OF settlers repaired 10 The prison TO
release them, when they were met by Sheriff,
Mayor and posse, who drove them llon the
ground; ; but no force was used tIl the settlers
had retleated rs FAR as - sutet, when
they wero taken and turned 1T h7y vith p;s.
tolls aud guns. Forty or fly SHOTS we're
bred between The PARTIES in the period Of five
minutes. Mayor Bigelow was shot from his
horse through The arm and in the face; he is
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-02

LEGAL NOTICE.


Sarah LAND, ......I.
Us. Petition for Divorce. M,
Jons LAND.
NIIE said John Land viii take notice that thu
Il said Sarah Land has fIed and there is now
pending in the Court of Common Pleas of llnrri.
son county, Ohio, petition, wherein she nlleges,
among other things, that tho suid John Land bas
been wiliully absent from her for more than.thfee
years lust, past and that be is guilty OF gross ne
sleot Of duty towards her as bis vile in ncgle ting
and refusing during nllthat time to support her.
or to provide any means whatever for her support
and maintenance. or lhe support and maintenance
of their children, and leaving her to depend upon
her own labor for her own and their support, and
she also prays for the Court to grant her Divorce
from the snid John Land, to allow her such alli-
nuny as they may deem proper, and to give her
the custody Of their children Adaline, Lattia and
Cyrus mentioned in said petition. a5..s.i
SARAH LAND.
BY Jewctt & Peppnrd, her Sols.
September II, 1850. 6t .l,r5 rt ~
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Could not Live a Dav LONGER !

Messrs E. B. CALDWELL & CO, Of East Os,vcoo Csgeo,
Co. ~ " respectable druggists wrote US! ave luve iu
heard heard through Mr. Whean, respectable citizen of ITS
place, OF an important of CoRsupoR which RI ,NTs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAm has produced on the wife Of
an acquainance Of his who resides In the town OF Palermo in
TINS county She had been long confined to her bed and vas
60 dangerously diseased that her friends believed II imposs
be for her to lire more hR ONE DAY LONGER But when
all other hope utterly aied she commenced taking ER
pULM0NARY BALSAM and its medical efficacy has raised
her from DYING Bed that she is ggug about ana al
dng oher dosest household affairs and dulles She nckno,y
edges and i is very evident that she indebted 10 BRANs
BALSAM for her recovery from long severe and DANGER
o sickness and her friends and neghbos consider that med
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Legal. NOTICE.

John Rrcker aud I
Samuel Bell, Execu,3
tors Of Henry Brick
er, deCeased. Petition TO sell Lam Dis
vs..
David Brickcr,
ct. al. #.8
! NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
| y executors Of Henry Brcker, dec d, in pursu.
onee OF nn order from the Court of Common PleHs
of Hlrrison county, Ohio, to them directed, for
that purpose, will sell by Public Vcndne, at the
Court House in Cadiz, in snid county, on SAT.
URDAY, the fifth day of OCTOBER next. be-
tween the hours Of l2 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
T NJ, the following real estate situated in said
county, TO wit: A part of section number "a
township number Q, and range number 4, in tho
Steubeuvile Land District, containing about two
hundred and thirty-two acres, of which the said
Henry BricAer, died, seized and possessed. .l.,
JOHN BRICKER, b.
SAMUEL BELL, ga
Executors of Henry Bricker, decd.
By Jewel & Peppard their Atty's.
Septembar II, 1850. 81. ...,. -.
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING

Ono square IA lines or Icss) insertions, 81 OO
Every subsequent insertion, d
observation-disclosures charged in promo rtiop.
Advertising by the year, with the privilege
OF changing at pleasure. SSOO
Medical Advertisements charged like all other
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-02
LUNGS Billed -NYUgT DIE. !

Mr. q. s. TERRY, merchant BYRON Genesee county, NJ Y
wrote August2 ~, l84s BRANIoS MEDICINE is dong won
de here 1t as cured of Consumption that ali lie phy
scian had said must die When he taking Brans
Medicine he could not raise his hand his head he Ned al
the lungs and every symptom seemed indicate that he must
DIE but astonishing to all he y now able oabor and rides ali
over the county He used only fire bottles 1t has also cured
young lady of Consumption in Orleans county which her
father says no doctor could cure"
Mr. MILLER, merchant of the same place bas certified to
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE

Messrs PRATT FOSTER, merchants of Hest Cornwall
Lohn SAID BfARI'S BALSiM had effected of such
hopeless cases Of CONSUMPTION in their town that now no
other coughmedcne could be sold there; hut had raised
some as from ne GRAyEsome that physicians and all the
friends said MUST DIE One gentleman in particular was
20 far gone that his physician told him useless 10 fEe gnp
more medicine He theG 1ohen hone e begp ia tne
BRANIS BALSAM-GoT wELLdHd is noie as rel as crsy
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CONSUMPTION

m all Christanizsd and civilized countries has rsused
larger proportion Of deaths than any maladv that aS
the human family and until within years there hss moi
Buf - 'A@' NJ
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Nrw ORLEANS, September 81.

-.Y VIEW ORLEANS, september Il.
The report sent yesterday, brought by The
Philadelphia, u q DIRE dfuI Iipr growing out
Of the laud claims s fully confirmed. ~.
SACRAMENTO Cry, August ID Great
excitement here. AT O'clock, IS minutes,
an armed force of squallcrs marched I'd to
the foot of Jay street, led by mounted lea.
der with sword 10 hand, On Jay street they
had lracOs, in which Mayor Bgelow was
shot and killed six men were killed, The
leader of The sqpnpers is also killed. Cit :
zens. are called upon 10 defend tho laws, and
assemble in front Of ,lbe City Hoiel, armed.
Hall past tpelve O'CLOCK Four are posi-,
Iligelv killed, several wounded; shooting 90,
ing onj discharges of fire arms heard IN every
direction. ,,, s... f, ,f,-csl ,.,.,.... Il, a. =,
The VERY LATEST Just as the steamer
Canada was getting under way, at aoout A
p. Nj a despatch was received on board lroIn
the ..?acifc News" office, stating, that nm
sxpIess hadjus arliyed, bringing Intelligence
that Sacramento city had been reduced to
ashes, and that tho squatlers were receiving
reintorcements Of men fom the mines. o.. !.
! Al the time the Canada LEFT, 6Gy ,Uniled
States soldiers had lcl Bepicia for iis scene
Of The battle and Two volunteer companies in
San Francisco had also volunteered their
services TO maintain order. "a, ..+..,, i
CONTINUED WEALTH OF THE !,
.,a6 t,ri "a MINES! ,uuaiiA prtt Il
The Souh Fork.--0ur accounts from the
South Folk Of the American Hre flatiering.
The waters have so fall IN tint mining opera
lions are commencing briskly, and crowds
are leaving Culloma and the larger towns
for rich localities on the rivers. This is a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-02

sa OF One Of The pol test men We eser saw.
was dro~hed near ManRyuns leolher day.
AZ he was going down lcibiidiim he wa.
we'd anl adieu 'tesa pumber nflndles andgens
llemeHon Ibe bqpko tbariyet, and smiling.
w, hoped they would excuse HIM as 10 was
! apostolic for him 70 remain moment longer
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Many Consurnptions Cured.

Mr. 5. II CLARK, merchant Clgde, Wayne county, NJ "
sold readily Clyde and said e statements Of some of
our most peop and personal visible knowledge
can be relied on, it's medical virtues have nanv oo
Hte persons several of whom acquainted with who were
90 hpeessy ack as TO be considered by physicians and ali
friends pnst possibility of cures and yet the facts are
bRANTS BALSAM has restored ten to fERFEcr IN
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CONSUMPTION.

We etate this cure prove e POWER TO SAVE LIFE ,vbon
s bALsAM is used even aer the person considered bg
gcihHs ana friends 10 be in the last stages Of
bYlNG-and in this GONE, that the sHRoUp aaI
FuS4LcLoTHEs bought For the partlqys of mis- case
mud the respectable and doubtcd py0of of ali e
aud tacts we refer to our PAMPHLETS
lhs cure was effected on Mrs. ZIBA DYKENTAN of Rail-.
ton SPA, saratoga County, NJ II We can prove teyond
Sou ~ mamg Others almost eqaaHy hoRe and nnam9ab ca
e VI Longes Gnd Coashmptions CURED, which pro.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

sss rev many o. the most strongly marked and deueoi casa
CoNsgMPToNrei Wnd0pBtsd cases Of uioera-
- uAa dtsedsed LUNGSsuch were never
before cured by any other medicine So iery hoess wers
some OF the afflicted persons have bY
paPsSiaHf and friends TO be ACTUALLY DYING Some who
had er buraeothes made have been cured and vet live
VINO was said would not live another day. are now as
well and hearty they ever were.
possesses all the cleansing purifying virtes nearv a.
powerful and active as the preparation which call
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Thousands of Consunlptione

and Chronte Coughs aundanly prove its Rnug efficacy In
such diseases, and s undoubed curative nuyer ad soo
healing properties in the following complaints and diseases
VIZ; SPHnnS q blood Beedag at The Lungs Pain the Breast
Gnd ods Hg St5eat Nervous CompiGia Palptatoa of Hs
Hgr Cholera idntn Dssentery and Summer Co,.raits in
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Tbis BALSAM HEALS CURES ULCERS In the T. L-VGS
hna eewhere internally certainly and easily PuRFY
ING EXTRACT cures and heals ulcers erfrndRv This Bnsa
cures SNE of CoUqh and oRHapou ont of TFN aeT
all other remedies hive failed 10 do gooi - '' ~
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sl. t.u aaOg2AeS-
Also; fine Double-action LOCKS. a new nriie :
with Mmeral Knobs, Cw,hiic or darh.) Also, DIor
and Rim Latehes with mineral or brass knoll u
Sash Locksand Springs Cupboard Catches Bol =
Blind Fasteners, suitable Tor back or fronts Bt
Hinges. screwa; Gate, Strap and Door Iingel
which will be disposed OF on as favorable tern
asthey can be purchased west Of the mountains
Also. Nuils. Window Glass, etc.
Cadis. Nav ~. ,4y, f4Es.I..
SSHAW Lsl Bay slate Long. InIbet ana i er1T
y SC shawls, IN gtcatyariety for sulc low at the
Peoples Store, Of H'
oct. 3, 1919, s. g. II. MoFADDEN.
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eRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS, :

The Basam differs from the Extract because II
Nlug necessarg for, he cure Of - - - f
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Breast, Throat. Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases of pulmonary diseases as us
prove go iaa under ordinary eamen when they attack
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
MIR. CALHoUN's REMAINS.

The following committee of twenty has been appoint
ed by the Governor Of South Carolina 10 take charge OF the
removal of Nj Cahouns remains to South Carolina Daniel
Rayenel e. Memmnger, Alfred Huser, Ii. A. DeSassure
James Rose Henry Gourdin c. A. Trenholm, Chas. Ed
mondston Col j. A. Leland S. Y. Tuppcr, VIM. NJ Martin
r. C. Gailard VIM Aiken, John E. Carcw, Charles 7.
I,owndes p Della Tore Thomas Lchre, Col jas Legare,
Col r. NJ Seabrook Geo. ~ Reynolds, John Russell, Col
NJ Keith A. Noise Jr Geo. S. Bryan, Paul H. Seabrook
Five of the above (he frs. the list we beisve) went
to Washington some days since OF The remaining twenty
on the committee nineteen reached Richmond Saturday
morning. Eighteen went Immediately to Washington
hut Col Carew, the editor of the Charleston Mercury We
Petersburg telegraphic despatch. dated Friday,
nouncng the distressing intelligence that his venerable
father, whom he had lei, in enc heali, dying Oh
course his duty turned from the dead to the dying and
ON Saturday evening he took The Southern cas on hs re-
turn 20 Charleston. We sympa,hize with his melancholy
feelings
nrooramme of the ceremonies Is published below
we cannot doubt that the people OF Richmond VIII oo
every thing to manifest their grief and to do honor 10 tho
memory of the pure great and able Carolinisn
This morning committee Of four, selected from the
committee appointed by the Governor and the committees
from the CITY Council and the citizens, will 60 on TO Aqria
Creek to receive the remains of Mr. Calhoun on the borde
Of the State They will take Extra train at BY A. NJ
and return with the corpse and the Congressional and sonh
Carolina Committees and attendants In the same irai'
reaching the suburbs Of Richmond about quarter past
NJ The procession will DO formed at Buchanans sprlne
march to the Capitol the body of Mr. Calhoun will be depo-
sitcd in the Hall of the House of Delegates, and after ap-
popa,s cere onies leh in charge Of Military Guard for