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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
NONONGtI.It.

We are in possession o returns from precincts in
Mon2ngalii III: Moreanewn an: Laurel Point, and the
returns are =: follows:
Br.wn as Armstrong so Wiley SIS. Raymond i3l,
LasAlsy go Ne~s,n 100 Wade Isl. DAVIS 80.
THE BARBOUR DISTRICT,
Partial returns indicate The election OF John ). Garlic
Samuel L. Hays and Mr. Smith II Jackson.
WARREN.
Seymour 49, Cook IL Funston 49, Samuels l2S Will
la'"= Co. Con" TO- ba''s TA +
The complete returns from "y,r Just I'M and stand as
2i!, Nee>1n 2!2, WADE ~ ~ l .!rl, b.
We cave the from Eyanslie and The vote stands
for Armstrong los; Brown. ll1 Wiley, l3y; Haymond
Is; Neeson, sc; Wadt Il; and Laisnev. 10.
MARION.
The following the entire returns for this county -
James Nerson 695 VIM G. Brown 55i. Eaward J. Arm
strong SO A. F. Haynand 5ls. Alex Wade 4i3, W.T.. VIII
lev SAL p r. Laishley 49, \. II. Davis %.
JEFFERSON CLARKE AND BERKELEY DISTRICT
The following he Official returns chas Faulkner
1884 Wn Lucas 1888 Dennis Murphy sSi. Andrew Hunter
$40 Jaha Thompson $50, Henry Berry 33, II Butcher
50i p Mccormick 32l. WIN Worhing,on $685. George
Peal! 23l G Coruck 49, PendlrUn l5u Jno Smith
10 Braxion Davtnrort ZIG
Messrs Faulkner Lucas, Murphy and Hunter elected
LANCASTER.
White STONE, ArGrsr %, 1850.
To the Editors ~ the Enquirer
Gencme. In accord nee with your request send Won
he following sa;esni OF The poll at mis- place Hall g.
Newton 2S Carter % Lewis Lachev II Beale So, Mason
l. Siraug..an ~ MAYO !, ClybTaok 10
You viii perceive there multiplicity of candidates
Bcale Lacsey and Siraughan the rc:ormers e
font hps been by the conservatives To persuade the peo
NJ. io the supper, o: .e ticacthey contcnding that
there but lille differ nee between s candidates ami
:he reform candidates. Tnis accounts for the large vote
given 10 Col. 4. Hall.
Strange things happen in this, our day Thomas Jet:er
Is scoie at; reproach and enthusiast, and this
5v mon calling themselves Democrats. Tie people be
cheated ant the reormr.. kept back under the
critical cant Of conservatism. Bat thank Heaven, reform
men weie not hackwa.h Let there be light more light
and lie masses will light themselves
Hld time | c"ald say much more. or this am conf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
.ovrpNoR SEWARD AT YALE coLLEeE.-we

GOV EHIsOU
,e,rn from the Hartford Republican, that the
of New York named before the Phi Beta Kappa oo'
,h. nc,t orator. "They baoted" says the Republican
90 .oro Irolv 10 make choice of Hon. VIM H. Seward
ho.s name some thoughtless admirers of that gentleman
~. ,,,oduced When his election seemed certain, FIJI
naa Wbn from New York and objected TO him. on tne
'o,' d that h. maintained extreme opinions lie was ,o
lowed by Mr. Could Of Georgia who ss5"y oppIsddn
81 s",bern patronage from the college, if the college soce
o. c"nnenanced and honoed such men, This was SUM-
, Mr. Seward was not elected orator.
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GAYNOR az MOOD,

GA1NOh o. W OoDt A.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS hnn,naSn =,
RIES ONE DOOR ABOVE CITY HOTEL kt1 4
AVE recently received from the Northern cities
Medicines Chemicals, Per:unery Dye SUES. ~:
Paints, Otis, Window Glass, Patent Medicines. l"Di' ,a
Snuff. &C. SC, TO which they would respectfully can VIZ
OF tho public generally The following list contains
stock, which they VIII self upon the favorable e'
: MEDICINES - ,r,,.
English and American Calomc Suphate Quhls W. ra,I,a
caIcned Magnesia. Blue Pill Mas. Powdered Jaap OIL
pia. Powdered ecac, Rhubarb Carb PUti'., So.
super Carb Soda, Gum Arabic, Gum Tagac nth spirits t
Copaiya. Amino Vine Oplnm Lquorice Fi"ls 'ai ~.
rove Snbmate Aqua Ammonia Tahare Acii L'@m ysns.i
Oil Peppermint and all essential Oils. taucasi
Mamma Roll ani Flour Sulphur Alcohol Borx refined oss.
Red Pr.cipae Gum Myrrii Sarsaparlla. Canhaiiis'
Walls, DC
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS ,x adm
Window Glass of all sizes aud qualiie-: White 'ea
OIL Read Lead, Lharse, Spirits Turpei,ne, Patty o-5r
iigris dry Chrome Green. Chrome Yellow afl
Bue vermion, Rotten Stone Ivory Ba1 ph lss
Paint Brushes. all Rse Pink Lamp B.acA' Bfs
Gold and Silver Leaf Copper Bronze White Chalk ccath
Venetian Red, sand Paper, Pumice stone Japan, . Gu
Harness varnsh; Turkey TIMBER, Terra de sienna n
She,ac Bright Sash FOOLS all Sizes Blars Wn0p
80 Ual..o.----
MALAGA WINE.-lU barrels for sale by ,rx 90
w Aug. ~ DANENrohl an
DRAZIL SUGAR.-75 barrels and 80 has .I1rS CO.
- Aug q DAsE~FoAi'
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..-.-,o.. ron State CONVENTION.
CpaNKT.IN.


Jubal Early, Conservative no
p Saunders, Jr no. l7g
'' I'm, !, nrcrnrs in Patrick county 10 hear nom, Our
,nd l,iihnruc is out I'll, the woods ain''h M" "o
~ u0"'' sMYru plSrRlcT-la iclrgar") J.,
M: i;,,;., /. cniu,prrd III Warrington, "SlHc hhh
S,h 4. far ns heard from tho icintnn inu'",' 'nc
linn, ri Col Geo W. Hopkins and D. w. ' ~" ~, NJ
,, Gnu, ,hc contest IL between Dt. u ~ i",n MI" VT
shelley Of Smyth Full returns nom "f''' "'' Isl" .n,r
, f,,n Smy,b place Tate twenty v"ir" """h' 'o,,rs.
r i,. j., Smyll rr,nnin Ia r hrn'd nom. ihr
chances io favor w. '"'' "'
from the polls stand M i"luwn; , ., H.. uaa EuI,o,
Foyd 1908 Hopkins 1916 Tate oo Sh''"y '''' "'''"
S37, rrgg 7y5. r,v.r,,r
FL,yd SIS Fulton al6. Hopkins i''' Sh''y 'I' 'a'
1885, Tnes l6l. ,uy.rt
We have ,bc returns from thu Court h"nar nh' ,o III
lo, niv TI,c vote stands: Shelby 2Hh NJ" .'' mop
In. tx Fulton l3o F,vd ILL., 1iisgS ihfe "'"c' pre-
,,. ~ hear from Twu Of thrm strongly Democratic
WASHINGTON ,oro-
AntxanoS, vn. Aug. .a. 1850.
To the Editors of the enquirer: MT, M, o,
Herewith yon will find statement o' h' I''' W VIZ '
49, r 49, ,rs Ia The ('unyrnion In The daiit' compos
I'd Of Sinyih Wythc nnd Washington =, ,,,,
Tho Democrats think have learned b' 'h" 'n'' '"" "
,,,;.r, ,yl no, do when whgpcfy II c"nc''"" W 10
M ,,,,no of The election nn.pitiy whn th 'iF ""' ~
L ,i,c ot voting ncaicd nciisr WING WV '" ~ '"'
,..d an, uscJ ,ycry c,ciiinn thii rhhahiirs'
Many Democrats dbl y"tc ''r one ~ nv WING ,''
hut Lc srong Wing vote al the "it' ii"h'' ''''s n
% I,c In The evening when they cnur In IN mhs'e, ana
,d tho cn,irc Whls ticket after many Z" hnh rlng The
Democrats that il was party and la' hry n'r.'ca
Ia y,,c f,r one or al hr Drinoctniif rh"h''h '"'
democrats have learn la riny back nnd n 'o nh"'' S
nop,rty cry or ~ think ihc better plan would ~ ~" W
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Correspondence of the Petersburg News.

NOT SPRINGS, OATH COUNTY, AUG. IS 1850.
The election for members of the State Convention took
place this county yesterday and below you will find
statement of the p given the Court House The vote
is said TO be small and apparently the interest
manifested that might have been expected There are two
precincts yet 10 hear FROM but the general opinion is that
Bird tDem) will havea majority Of from 40 so votes in
the county. The voting believe, not generally on
party grounds. There numerous distinguished visitors
soournng here among whom Judge Sharkey President
of the late Nashville Convention.
Bird S. Watts a. Cunk &c. Anderson "a Miller o Nc
Dowel II, Dawson IA, Wilson 90.
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KING AND QUEEN.
coUaT HORSE Arc 25

COURT HOUSE, ArG. 20 lSoU.
To the Editors of the Enquirer
Gen,emen-Bcow is official of the polls in
this county, which hasten send you BY the first mail
Smith 29S, NJ R. II. GaTnett 2lS, Muscoe Garrett a. W.
H. Roy l5S, Shepard l03 Gresham &c. Montague 81.
Smith and NJ. r. H. Garnet elected and hear TO- day
that Muscoe Garnett is also elected.
PENDLEToN.
Dencae 100, Newman 69 Mcpherson Ga, Kenney ISL
Toinbergcr l07, Williamson 80. Baker IL, Harper 81.
FREDERICK DISTRICT.
In this district, composed of Frederick, Hampshire and
Morgan, Messrs. james E. Stewart, Richard F. Byrd and
Thomas Soan elected In the absence of the vote from
Frederick il is uncertain whether Mr. Conrad or Mr. Blue
have been elected the fourth BY unofficial returns
Mr.. Blue has The seat by 10 majority.
LorpouS County, Va, AUGUST 81 1850.
To the Editors of The Enquirer:
In accordance with request in paper send YOU
the result of the canvass in the Loudoun district.
Jno A. Carter Jno Janney and Robert j. T. White have
been elected the Convention Gen. Rogers Col H. B.
Powell, 5. B. T. Caldwell and G.. W. Bradfeld.
Mr.. Carter and Mr.. White for the white basis and Mr.
Janney for the mixed.
NANSEMOND.
Correspondence of the Norfolk Herald
SUFFOLK, ArG. 25, 1850.
Dear SirsI send you the result, of the election in this
(Nansemond County. Enough is known TO satisfy us that
Chambliss and Burgess, (Whigs) and Ridley and Mason
lDcm..) elected:
John y Mason IS, Robert Ridley 1884, JAS c. Jordan g.
Roh Prens $50 Or. Burgess 23l, K. H. Whitfield 233
rnl
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To the Editors of the Enquirer
Gentlemen: Below send you the cical return from this
district You will perceive that Messrs Goode Chambers
| Edinunas, Perkins, Tredway and White elected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

The ab!e.t men oi Georgia divided the late ON
nius bill Of the Senate. While Messts. Chapel and Cobb
warmly sustained il, with eGaai zeal resisted and de-
nounced by Ex-Governor Mcdonald. H. r. Johnston and
otcrs va have before letter from EXC vernon
Mcdonald addressed gentlemen of Knoxville. Ga
lille we cannot assen, all his views and conclusions
we cannot but admit the ability patriotism and sincerity Of
tue writer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

This district sending four delegates i composed Of bod
dridgc Wetzcl Tyler Harrison, Wood ana Richie The
following is the vote in Harrison county:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

MECKLENBURG DISTRICT.

This district sends four delegates Lucas Faulkner MUIR
ply and Hunter elected They in favor the white
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

The vote at the Three Springs precinct u not p'ooao'l
c,rrc, ~. hs uos were closed when the messenger
left. u.;, pI.r.
From what learn Of the vote in the district f'Sc
md opkins Democrats certainly elected ahd tie pros
inn IL nlnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

TOURNAMENT.-A letter from Fauquier White Sui
nhu Springs published in the Georgetown Advocate
cludes with the following paragraph
There are here a, this present tme victims from New Or
leans and Richmond, Georgetown Washington City and
Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston as well as
other cities which want of time fohids I" enumerate
On last Friday afternoon witnessed tournament which
was simply preparatory the Grand Tournament Of the
season. which is to off Wednesday the 4n OF sep
FIJI competitor and the crowned Queen was miss Lavna
Kirkland beautiful intelligent, and accomplished iaoy OF
Baltimore who wore her honors meeky and graceuIy'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
ANOTHER CHANGE IN THE CABINET.

ANOTHER CHANGE IN THE CABINET.
Thomas NJ T. McKcnnan, ESQ.,, the newly appointed Sc
creary of the INTERIOR has withdrawn from the Cabinet
He announces his determination withdraw in conse
ouence of a due observance of duty 10 his family.
The Alexandria Gazette says that Mr.. Vim. Seden, the pre-
sen, United States Treasurer will probably resign his office
in few days
Chief Justice T ney and iimly, who have spen,
two months at Old Point on Monday visited the Navy
Yard the big ship Pennsylvania &c. They received
with kind attention and salute OF IL guns Honor could
not be paid to worthier man public or private.
We have received the business mans Almanac for 1851
by v B. Palmer the great apostle OF newspaper advertising
II furnishes vas, amount OF valuable information the
improvements and commercial wealth and enterprise of the
Union, for the small modicum of l2s cents.
---Ss>---
The Portsmouth Pilot says that at meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Scabourd and Roanoke Railroad Com
pany held the 26h proposition for subscription TO the
stock of this Company by the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company accepted.
The taken in Rockingham on Thursday last in
relation to levyng tax $4,000 the county for the be-
ncf, OF the Manassas Gap Railroad md resulted in eiu
sal to levy such tax by decided majority.
The following the latest intelligence relative to the re-
covery of the statue of John c. Calhoun:
The is about 80 feet deep, and Mr. Whppe ana me
divers he has with him have asccrained that the END piece
of the box and side gone but the statue IS sun
unipurcd The washed through the aertnres
toto the box and has completely imbedded The statue mus
materially essenng the danger of breaking 10 raising IT.
Mr. Whippie in his marine armor under the water Tor
TWO hours together Saturday There one hook IN
der the box yesterday and il would have been got up only
for still unsettled state of the But TO day. 1t is con-
6dently hvped, il will be rescued from the waves.
-<sss--
ToURNAMENT.-A letter from Fauquier White Sui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

The vote was taken in Rockingham Thursday last in
relation TO levying $4,000 the county for the be-
nc, OF the Manassas Gap Railroad md resulted in reiu-
sal to levy such tax by decided majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23
Mail hnngc.

We are pleased to b. able to state that Tie
wishes of the people between here aud Blooming.
ton have NJ length been accedcd to and the schedule
has been so changed on the mail route from Otta.
wa to Bloomington, as that the mail will hcreaf.
ter leave this place on Saturday instead Of Thurs
day morning, anl returning leave Bloomington on
Tuesday instead of Sunday morning. Our sub
seriber. at Eagle, Pontiac, Sunbury, DC. will now
receive our paper on the same day it is Published
instead ofgc,tiug i. when week old, rs hereto
fore. Mr. Brown the cn;crprsing contractor, in.
forms US tia; he begins service under the new mr..
rangcmeni to-day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23
The Way Il was stopped.

The following from the New York Herald, cx
plains the manucr Of Gen Taylor's Interference t.
prevent the duel arranged between las sonin.law
Col Davis, and Col, Bsscll
Presilen, Taylor, however, heard Of the prelim
lnarieS for thi. meeting last night, and immediate
~, accompanied by Col Bliss aud the mayor Of
the city, called on Captain Goddard, chief Of III,
police, and insisted that the meeting should no,
take place.
llcdepccatcd The whole matter particularly al
this time, when the country is wrought to such o
high pitch If political excitement.
THIS stcphaying been taken promptly, the may,
or made an affidavit warrants were issued, and d
rcctiUns were given to pursue the parties, even
thougo they had LEFT the city. This decisive nc
ton resutcdin favorable manner, and to the Ut.
most satisfaction Of all parties.
Towards midnight the whole affair was settled
in n satisfactory and amcablc manner. A card
was then Dispatched to the Union newspaper, and
it appeared in print this morning in that sheet
1t is signed by Mrssrs Shields and Ingc. II mp.
pears that Col. Dissel referred TO n particular
spot--a precise pnct,m temporis! the Mississippi
regiment was a mile and half off when Indiana
gave way and Kentucky and lllino, regiments
camcup and repulsed tho enemy. lie accord, the
praise Of gsllan,ry to tho Miss. regiment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23
township Inv,

We have received from the publishers, Mes.r.
Pickett Davis, Of Peoria, copy Of the Town.
snip organization law, with notes aud forms OF
procedure prepared by o. Peters Esq, Of Pc
o'lA 1t forms pamphlc; Of some 20 pages, We.
~ neatly printed on small type, and is sold at ?S
cents copy, We have given it some csamna.
tion and can unhcsitatinsly give i; as our opinion
that 1t will be found most useful and convenient
II not indispensable book TO all who shall have
any th'rs to do with carrying out the provision.
OF tho law III question. The forms will be found
especially useful while the notes will hclpto clear
up many of tho dart Passages in which THIS law
so proIlsely abounls Copies may be purchas.
cd of Mr. Raymond county clerk, If application
be made soon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23
100. r.Oin vi. NE,nnn.

jus. rs oar paper was going to press wcr2.ci.
vel long and cN edn;ly n,erre ting letter from
our in.c.iisen. California -poalent, \. p,,a.
no. EsQ. Is 5r,a, .cas.h comps, Us to lay i; o.
vcr until next week. ltgoa, into the m!nu.ia OF
Affairs in California, and The condition Of thing,
there il drawn with hi, usual ability. Su,h o'our
readers especially as contemplate eu.i;ratug &,
the gold region, vii. tni this letter especially
worthy of;'ejr attention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23

appear to he yor'irf ~,sia.- r,t,. r
and determine. 10 give Mu c,y,l. iar c.sct'y VIA,
lie has not dodt, while IT,. creli; .or what he hl.
done i reTiulc.ul,iy withheld. \ few week,
ago Madame kgmor lad discovered the fact Tia,
the Outrage on Cyl Benton, IN leaving Lin or all
thc imPor,on. Senate committees. was Der.
pe,ratcI mainly through the iu..run.n,a.i.v
u!Jgl-a D., AMI more la,,or,y tie telegraph had
Il IN bold characters that JlI;, y. had in,roiuc
ed q compromise project into the senate quite
a. =onLem and offensive to the north as any
Iooie could have offered Now !. appears hy u
letter from Judge D in the Chicago Tribune that
IN both these cases he has been grossly bclied -
that 50 lir from hayin: aided 70 exclude Col Ben.
ten from tie committees lie was moot active 10
retain him therc--aud thu, he has introduced Or
proposed 10 compromise Of any sort But while
these are thing, which Judge D. Ia. no, done,
there are some other t.inss which he las done.
and for which he thinks the Chicago papers, which
were so greedy to publish these lies ab.u, lin,
'hou.l have given him credit IIe,ays:
While these things are paradel day after Lav
M al. he daily papers, !, seems never tu have been
as,cTia,ncI by sny paper that have introduced
sul tp secure the free navigation If the
ST. Lawrence, and have high hope, Of il,
pa are and only one Of the daily uapers 8,
far as have noticed, has ever informed il read
ers that | had brought bills for n grant of land
To The central RAJ, road and for the continuation
Of the Chicago and Galrna rail road with rail
road bTii .. ogrD-z the Mi... .ipri .t n,l,,,,...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23

IINiE next tenn OF the La Sale Street School
L. wilitommcnce on tie second Monday in Apr.
next m the room one door south Of the Catholic
Churcl.
The course Of instruction will embrace al the
English branches usually taught in select schools.
and also the primnry studies.
,IItRMs-lhree Dollars per Quarter.
he generous support tins school has received the
past WINTER, encourages the prccrptor to hoIe that
ms ciot to merlhe approval Of his patrons has no,
entirely failed
Appointment object had in view in this school, s,
to lay foundation for, and perfect If possible, such
substantial and practical education as will fit ihe
students Tor the vacations OF common lie and q
further soliciting the public patronage, the ,eachc
stands pledged TO use his best endeayors to deserve
The confidence OF those who may commit their chin
drcn to his care. A. HALSEY.
Ottawa, March Il. 1880. Ircrcptcr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23

On Sunday, the 81 inst, man con,ns self
Abraham liendrickson, junior was or6ugh eforc
US on charge OF horse stealing. After nearing
the statements ofhim and the persons hayin., b;nS'
IN charge We concluded to bind him over Sr Nj.
appearance before Us in five or .ix DAYS. and in
default otbl, We committed linn Ia iail. when
finding that lac was caught, he Acknowledged that
he had stolen the horse the night before that "A
was the property Of James II. Temple, and that
he imagined We might rs well commit him until
The next term ot the Circuit Court and send the
horse I" Mr. lcmplc-Wc accordingly did so
ana ne now IN jail awstiu his trial His friend.
ne informed rs. reside IN Ac y.c.nity Of Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23
Cn,i..nrnia EmislatlGn.

We bri''e That i-" have any rea. conception
OF Tie lmH.'i'se numbers That "rc az the present
time cTowahs the different 'horoaghSres to Cali.
ior'.A O1' tow" has Tor the past week been ey'
cry e7'nng'ocro""et with California teams and
e"aor4n''' ''ei '"' hotels have not been "J.e to
accommodate 'iA We c'n scarcely loo" cut Of
tic wioio" ih' We see ca.'i-'"" te"n5--some
drawn by oXen some b. horses. some by ponies
some hy nue-,-cycry species Of conveyance
seems :, have been brought in.o requ''l.'on and
every hnoNn c'uiry"nce to get through On FOX
River We are CT, 'uuIy informed the emigration
will average oie OF: q every sN able bodied
men; in northern I'M. nj lie proportion IS sail
to he even !argc.-vLle in om own county, al
though hot rs large as ills. Ia proportion i, yc
fcmully lar.c-.uI ten times NJ, rc sd. W Lon
,s,ly think, than j. ought toLc.
Who arc they TIN, are thus mally rush. l.: t.
California. General t,.n.. tr.y ara ,.a,r..
hale, able bodied Iscp. we'll to do IN fine world
WHO have al easy confidence at home. aul are
ilr above and l,,orl all fear If ,.,s- ,.o,,,r. =
want. 80 o,l.r class Of r.,n ~, able E. r.i.e
tie necessary mean. at this time +, ,.h, then,
there. Now in all conscience i, It wise FIR ,u.l
mca;criou-l, to tl.alofuulrr,o.1. tie lar!,l.p-
AMI 4, Of such 'r,pt WAat more. fir good
ness sake. eau thew ce, ,!gu thew already lave
An easy complement John jacob A..ar had
barely tAis, and a.! tie gaN q Eu,s.a ami Cali
lonm together can give ., moe.
Lu. have uacy couuyl d., gv-.I WyGar .Aat
men whose grspus AM! rc..,.-. .y.,i.r o..
prompted thcmto'mi.rale ,ovi,.an catervgi G
have not looked .uhi,.,a.'ya.ti.s. Thor. /, IT,,
procure it how much have Won sacrificed =. r,i..
'"aI money AMI Low much more will your prog
criy be likely to suffer ii Your ab.encc, Thor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23

MORT DisrSIoS AMONG THE DlsUSIoNisrs,--Gov.
Brown, of Florid, has written . noble and pat.
rloiic letter in reply to one addressed to him by
the representatives Of that State in Congress,
urging him To further .he Southern Convention.
lie denonnces that insane project ~ mcons,iu-
tIonaI, unwisc, aud unnecessary, saws it can do
no good to Southern interests; that the South will
never unite IN it, and that the States can do far
better for themselves in their sovereign capacity.
The Convention scheme is pretty well used mp,
and 1t will be n lulicrouS affair, il the leading
spirits donot back ont before the day sc, for it
to meet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23

Snow SroSM-Ycsterjay was IL day To lie re-
membered' as prc.emueu,y productive Of mud
and blues Early in tie morning i. commenced
showing which it kept up until II O'Clock. GOV.
erng the ground to the depth ii an inch or two
and Immediately followed a thaw rerlerin. our
streets that had been so dry and me. ii,hway,
Of mud This morning the snow has disappear.
ed, and the air feels spriuylikc