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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

WHEAT AND CoRY--Wccut the following from
the weekly Summary" Of tie Chicago Tribune
Of Wednesday -
ward.
During the week just passed, no transactions of
moment have taken place in our market The
stock Of corn has been slightly increased by arrivals
from the upper part the Cannal but the cun,in.
Jed supply Of this article, is threatened by the
great demand and prices paid for the 81. loui,
market. twill be seen b. our telegraph, DIES.
patch Of i!c 18th from thu. city, that corn was in
demand at4I!ni0, sacks included equal to about
+idl6 without sacks We know Of no reason for
such price otherwise than tho natural one. A
deficiency ofsupply for the wants Of c0nsump,ion.
presume this ~ the real cause for, IA spring
opens the rivera leading to the commercial, marts.
lar prices, to say nothing OF high, soon determine
she scarcity OF any simple article. While there.
fore, tho disparity between the ST. Loui, and Chi
cago market ratcs continues, we need not cxncct
any considerable addition 20 the stock now o,L,nJ
or shipments to any extent for the Eastern mar.
ke, rs the corn along the Illinois river and the
lower part Of the canI!mu 20 TO the Southern
market
In wheat we have heard Of no transactions,
Ihoroeepts by Railroad have almos, entirely ceas.
cd and by teams from the country, only nm 90.
ca.lonal stray load, not enough to determine mar.
Ret rates Wo venture the assertion that for eight
years, there has not been a spring when the roads
were IN as good Wheeling order as they have been
thl', that has not given 10 or market three times
the amount "a wheat By wagons, that We have
resolved this The demand for city consumption
l. far greater than the receipts from the country,
AMI must soon cali upon the stock in store TO sup.
p'yit Holders p.nlu3a ar, fil'y aware Of hi.
r,et, AMI KNOWN; the inevitable result Of such
circun'tancc in connection with Tho rlc. Tint the
country ms obo9apn:ai i1-'5g. a.a.l.u...i' tI.
next H.Ivss; ,'"e' la. they NANTES, u, up,i.tyt to
dl'p1ae Il VIA: ta.y have o. blaa, q: pd.el ,h!.
ar1 now offered.
few daySasn. wGplsici down tho Canal ana
oaek again. making special inquiries at every
sotesouse o. /. eNccr. Ch,rnohcn, horr, AMI
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Vice., Review of the st. aoa,s Market.

81 Louis Apg.l 9Th
during the past weeks liberal business la,
trmspirrd IN produce and the prices Of several
important article, have improved Com and oat,
have improved The provision market has been
quite firm, and rates are Il shade higher than nj
the dates Of our last Pork has sold in limi,cI
parcel, at IS 50 for mess, So so for clear. IrrJ
!, shade higher FGCights to New Orleans err
lower than We have known them fr rv.'. .
months, Flour j, now taken At zoe, roli .'f "A
sos per tIl; com 1c per bus bacon, l....,...
l5c per 100 ,hs FIo,G-Ihc market q, d..
dull. with between five and six thous., ...
principally Chicago and Milwaukee. ca 4 Ia,
sales for the past three days embrace H.. .. ,
1000 bills; fair TO good country selling "a p. ,
l9.; choice and extra So 2oa5 70 pr u vi "A
We quote as the market price. NErU-l
very active and prices full up 10 last wee,
tatI1n sales at the Exchange for the VICE.
brace about 10000 sacks mixed 90 choice san.
pies M prices ranging nom soc 60 81 90 s.fs
returned CoEN-Ilorc j. q brisk inquiry viii
sales yesterday cnl o. day o.. h!l 5000 sacA..
mixed ot ijalsr prime. isatec new and second
hand sacks included OAr---ln active request
wish s.,,, of al coming forward at prices rang
ing from Al To 45te sacks included Yesterday
1855 bushels sold from flat bon, u, l5c, in bulk
BAEtnH-A sale Of 100 bushels prime New
York ., al : - per hushrl sacks returned
Bt'N-sNlc at 5jaSuc per 100 lbs Shorts
Sales az :lal 20 pr 100 rs
PoNE--A ,ale yesterday Of - AMI Ss7 Iii.
mess from Lcyoe at s. so. examined Prime ",
quote at ~ %, mess at - 3Tla:S 80, clear 50
80 per Ill., lArn-Sa'cs for the week cmlrac.
less ttan 1000 pkgs at prices ranging from 5 to
''r. We quote No "a. 5a5!, No ! Gla5. :;
pine and choice SIC IN kegs 5lcpr 10. PlcAlrp
H,Ns-Sa'cs yesterday Of 81 ties hams at DC
% H.
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paoFcs-oG WHISTLER. Sud NsuorGalr from the
Boston papsrs-lhe announcement of the verdict
had terrible elect upon the prisoner Hi, up-
lifted aru dropped us II the circulation Of the
blood through It had stopped, AMI his hand struck
upon the bar IN front OF the dock Indeed, there
was an appearance of something like paflN :ic
shock visible throughout bis entire frame and Dr..
,ank backward, into his chair, II. soon raised his
right hand TO his face bH, fIr some time there was
not strength enough in his arm to hold it there.
The muscles Of hl9 face cv,nCci great internal
motion and IN all respects he presented a most
appalling spectacle. He seemed Ike q man
whose last hope had been scattered By a single
blow during the ten minutes which elapsed in
this solemn ceremony, the Court presented light
seldom, if ever, witnessed before
As he lef. the building the greatest anxiety
was manifested BY the vast crowd that had as.
sembled to get i luo,; at him, aul there we're re-
pratcd cries of hats off in front" A the ear.
rage was driven away, some hcarte,s wretches
cried ont, Good bye, John good bye, john
In the jail Office he inquired if some c!othiu;
which he ordered had been sent anl was answer.
Cd in the affirmative.
Just rs the officers were leaving the cell he cy.
claimed, "Mr Andrews, Che iailor) suppose |
shall have my meals from Parker'., rs usual
To which Mr. Andrews replied that he was una.
bic to answer him.
1t being thought proper to remove hi. knife
and razor from the cell the officers took those ar.
tices without saying anything to him Seeing
their movements the prisoner said There, no
need Of that-lm too much Of n christian to think
OF committing suicide
The nows Of the final dread result Of Saturday
tito verdict Of the jury-thcir last Office in thi,
case-was not conveyed to the family of the pris.
oncr until abou. nina o'clock on Sunday molnin,
The Tine, says,
This afflicted family, we understand had. for
some time, been approached by their friends. and
purtially consolcd by the oftropeated assurance
that the husband and father would surely BE- ac.
, quilted, and on Saturday nigh, be enabled to re-
turn to their bosom, and resume with redeemed
reputation, those domestic relations Of former and
| happier days-hat he surely would b. enabled
with them, on the Sabbath Just past, to attend
divine service az the college chapel. Aud in the
sincere and joyous belief tha, these welcome nssu
RANGES from intelligent friends were founded in
certainty, coach was actually put in waiting, or
the fatal night, 10 convey the acquitted G. To the
embrace of his family. But TO what agonizng
disappointment TO what Undesirable, beartren
| ding griei--were that poor family doomed
The Times further says
Professor Webster wa nrc told, did take poison
on the night of his arrest, and while in the custody
OF officer Starkwea,hcr at tho Jail Office. From
Mr. Starbwcathers evidence, it will be remember.
ed the inference was, that tho prisoner. when he
passed bus band from his vest pocket to his mouth
took poison We are informed that on the fol.
lowing day, DR. Clark, WHO attended him, said
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Washington, March IS

E.r-r.-Ar Young. clerk, qualified.
At,r 800 intIee.uI attempt to rcscini the res
oicaon Po.tponmE III. March ISL It the election OF
door secPe'anI post master, Mr Brown, Of VI s,
sad thc acting door keeper Homer, had made
f.s, cgrdsa.us uular and b. y.r:u, u winch
hi, brother ircw pay as au officer in til, House.
AMI wAca il Wa, notorious that he WI, absent
from the city Of Va h.a-.on, AMI he'll .l,i.c in Tie
state, the l..!cs o.: which lie was d.scAar-,ng aui
receiving salary frou he United States a.
Iha; Homer has dismissed .-om Lis p.aae pls,
Of ihi- house without ra.an aal 10 attempted
justification %. has mad. false charges eee,a-t said
page which If rlt, would disgrace Alm ani JUS.
lily criminal prosecution 81, Iaa- Homer
mail a false s.-'smsn: "a d,-,aasgiaG hi oei,!a.
duties.
y committee olive WAS Glen ordered TO haop.
pointed to investigate thu charge, against ,4e
d1o- keeper
Mr RsAar aon asked leave to oarra resolution
'h.taseieet committee Of . 0.a appointed. aaI wish
power TO seni t,f persons anil papers to myes;
gate and 70 report in the Hou'c.
II, Whether Thomas EviY- serr..,fy NJ rho
,ro,.rr., has r.o,or.I ami ,,,;J ,o,,,;,, ., H.,
uv''''' "''' '1"i'''-u anu pau We ''!N' os Inc
Lvns' against the treasury, amounting 7IoJJ
dollars, after the same had L.sa a Iigs,cl and 70.
ie,,cILy III. proner officer. If the ,,,v.r,,.,e,,.
before Mr., Eyjp, WI. indpc.ol +, s,il Cf,., ,,b.,
agent, operated. and what clerk, introduced .,.j
claim. aI Whether .,il Fr,i,, .,,r.,,r..j 80, oo,
as in,eres, On the claim Of Commo l,ro T,,nc. rr.
ron. Of virginia for services in III, navy ,i,c ,e
Revolutionary war and after the p,ipcin,l had bo,,
paid Of sniIclain. whether simpis or e,,ooo,r i.
tere,t was allowed and whether IL WI, i,.,,p,r..
ri.y ol.aw.
Whether .ai Ewiprn,id IN, Chicl,,.,c. c,,,,,
amounting to slosoo af,er ,,,, ,rob,j ho,, 81
Indicated an rejected b, the ,r,,,r oo,,.. a.l
before Nh y,,i,., L,l b,,, ;',.',.i ;...Io,
who were the srcn,s o., ,bo ,,,orro, rc,,,,I and
whether tLsv now hold oai,c
A.b ,;r,.,..-,ii -. ...,
and whether any officer Of his bos rsver.cJ tho
opinion nf,he commissioner 4 nap.io,s IA, ON
what authority has il bean dom.
5.b Whether ncr.ors IN o,,,c, o,,,i,,o, H..
said Ewing, corresponded for newspapers. Ii TO-
what salaries they received and what papers they
WHY roy '1i'
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aid them in their work Of internal improvement,
and for democratic measures in general, not 4
cepting the annexation of Texas, the whole Of Or
egon etc. He Is also "Proylso' man, which
seems to be measure not simply democTai.1 81
whig
Col Wentworth, in fine, is q working member Of
lie Lower House Of Congress, Indomitab!e IN Nil
he undertakes, at home OF abroad always stick
ing close 10 regular democratic nominees and al
WAYS favoring progress and the masses Though
six feet and elk inches in height he j. not simply
tai. IN stature, but Is quite Young giant IN mini
He has Lately takeu unto himself "a better ha!'
with vAo,u We wish him mach Joy
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i'ieSuei' as To the amount of produce Store, We
suhlon statement Of the result
Wheat bu a3.osa
CON- hu Ca.OO
Oats, bu 10000
Ilour bbls 1850
Al Morris and Chaunahon. We subsequently,
as,rr;amcl there were 95.'O0 bu corn, and No
wheat Dresden i probably also destitute Il
wheat AMI cannot have much corn, as IT, IN pnent.
are very light \ large portion Of the above is
held on account Of Chicago owners The country
ON b',h side, Of the canal i, dainci of flour ami
wheat suall amount of corn w,s left, and
wa, expected 60 come in-uuu
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Slate Pencil Portrui,>---So. J..

W. nag DO A,ui injustice -. We .h.... uy, val
i.asly.
There ore some reasons Why Ne ought TO love
him, bat human us,ur, rebels agai,=, i, Wcbe-
Hove ia human nature Its old anIeNpereucci.
VIVA; human nature 3, opposed &c., We set oar.
selves against. Human uatu.: is opposed Jd'o
ti.asrc,ab.c man.
When he WAS h5 lac made himself JUS. what
he -, has been, anil always will be. The poor
Ut bin was never cars,sc by his dad The oil
man always snapped at him-"JcTg' he'd 'ay,
.yoa good FOR oJ,ajny dog wha, are Won gr,r..ll.
l.ns 0t now-z.a2 linz there as 'h.sHisl rs ma.!e
Why don't yea mind when your mo,lorspaaks TO
you. D. You want 70 be jaWciat all the kline p
Jerry w..s harl!' at liberty to exercise his pref
ercntc IN this matter F.oSycd in school, scoLei
AZ home beaten by the larger boys, and hated by
'A' Ltde ones no streak ofsUnshna and love ,ar
be fou1t IN ms computation. lie took the key
from both pag1n.s--sua.!ins Swapping, grumbins
-'v!d'nE' i'e'..ns anil worrying are row his con.
slant habit. No,h'a; agrees viii. him, He does
not ayres "A d"0"f lie is torment to hiu-
SELF perpe;Ha.ly sick % not very well Some
body told hin cace 'ha' they thought his counte-
a1nce must have struck IA, anil hNrealIy had, it
WJ1.d b, iac death o. h'm og "o doctor could
bel? h'n.
Ills little boy n"occn'y asked one ercn'ns ih's
jd's PANIED HIM, No, says the father, why: q
thought II ""g1i 10y the looks. lie has ever
-iH,e !eft oil complaining OF his fi'e's pHons
lam, though any one ca" sSe that 10 really does
AMI ought 90. II saWon'er that when one finds
himself SO d1ogr'eab.a to himself tA'. he doe,
not commit suicide"
This man d'es not agree with o.trmea. He
judges others 6y himself lie knows be doesn't
IKE himself and rightly believes ~ others c1o.
lie therefore never Visits, From morn I'll night
'' STANDS or"'n' %" counter rs '''-"Sgo''I i'W'T-
ny a. o"'"aFiy Ill favored Nature made t"e
"o P'''s CORE 'Aueh'' ii'' PHy sea. Is ''' per
''c' frame "o'A Oh rs spiritual Inc ''NTNs'''
peaAsdNts' anu "o; "'i!'y OF t'e one are 'ly the
eAp'es'on oil The i,1'aT'l g.: '"e o'A''' Livery
ooty Is a''osree-O.e TO h''A' As H"'0.e Is =
Ne"ss hoS he Is a1"':' ABUSING bacon Jones ior
n!'"S n'oH passion
A'"''l'o1' nae '"''''' ~ Is '' course very Keen
III u'''''e.''5 u''' s'n N LIS O'e'iFen--"ou''nS
anu ''o's ''e 'L'-''' '''' mere ) 50 '''e en- ''
spirit III MS helsADo'' Not'o be depended on III
"s "'rd' ne IS sue 10 '!'.Fu'' IA o'"eIs' IN al.
us l'''''ons III He ne ana ''heF men can agree.
Lie |'a'H'F 1'es ''' agree WIN MN. l. Is TOO
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W,sulygray Nrr.,lg -ry


" A"HlNu-NNf AIft Av.l.
HorsG-The Speaker said he hui been drputsi
20 inform the House Of the dttya.e ut tie late
Clerk, which took place since the ai.ugrnncn. on
Friday last. lie nigh. be permitted to accom-.
plny the melancholy announcement with the re-.
mark that since his official connection with him he
had faithfully discharged all hi duties, SO FIR as
they had come under his observation
Nh Gentry said this was the fir-. time since
the beginning of this Government. that Clerk o.!
The House had died while Congress was in ses-
sion al! there was no pre,eieu. to guide ,hen as
to what course Of proceeding they Should take
The officer Of whose death announcement. has
been made, discharged his duties with Il le,.,y. us
stated by the Speaker In Tennessee, his rs.iga
State, the deceased always commanded ID. love
aud confidence Of 4 arg, circle Of fienls. au r.-
ccirei distinguished marks of popularity cont
dence and esteem. He was repeatedly elected
Clerk Of the Tennessee House OF Representatives,
aud ata Later period to Congress
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City Hotel, by Mn. \. D.'.ANo, northeast cor.
regot the cou,, house ,gualc, Ouawr. The housc
isrIG5y situated m the centre FIJI bushes, por-
ton 4 th' town. II has JUS, ~ lrrg5oc thorough
renovation auIgrpl.r Awp.e S.nLlug attached.
J. II. NcGIc7or- attorney and Councillor Of
L7ls nNS,rr Office one door hcm corner Of
In Sale aai Caual-ss., directly in front OF the
coaE house. Fa.,lcu,a: attention paid to opcncica
and co 'rrt.ou- IN .O.5ns
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i. i.1l ~.gaU'- new column in to-luys paper
Th,,emrie.acs a5cd csysyaly Ioua De.
m1rrat.- ing9.rer
My VIE had the rheumatism for 20 years, during
that time suffering such severe pain in every part of
her bod" .'7t sht could never sleep without taking
large doses of cp.um; having no opetire, was rsdu.
csd go a.mo.ta skeleton, every iout swollen great.
.y, aai hands. knees and neck covered with large
nmp> yhr cords hard aud contracted. 80 thu, her
arms. leg and body were so twisted and drawn.
-'e was obliged &, ,ie in bed constantly. Dunn.
- Years, she Eo,no;h.ns go give euy peunanentrc.
aeil. -ae 'url II. G fare.r- Arabian Linmcnt;
o 'hisshc Used five bottles Of the dol,1razc, and the
swe.ncs haze a gone, pain has entirely lct, sleeps
souniN Hm1.y i!cshy ,hau ever she was inhcrh.,.
and snu5oUI scws all l2y It any one doubts this
rnso, ae c.n call 90 uy residence, three miles from
!,.ut, Is and bee satisfied SAMUEL Els5v.
advertisement. 81
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Be.orc Of Couausir.ls ou " r4EEEiL's Az,
hau Lnimcnt VIXEN you e., tie original sad
true article from tie Agent. YOU can always rpyup-
on il IS an ci!tctual cure for Rheumatism, Burns.
Wounds, Spno Diseases. S,il' joints, Contacted
Cords, Neuralgia, and D manner Of painful dseas.
~. !, relieves the most cxceps.ye agony in 10 OF
Is rn!nucs On Horse flesh j, operates Ike magic,
curing all the ailments ~ THIS noble animal
See h5aI ycr.scmcnt "a aao,hc. column ST.
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Il. ~. Is.Ni.sgp,E.

w O.lLESALE and retail. de1lcgin oil kinds of
W Confectionery,
Toys Candy. Fruit &c. ClEal-s,scct, n few doors
wc-tot I1 S1,lr-st., Ottawa
Ncl'ng anil otIg. parties supplied with oraa-
m'n''i confectionery, cakes, icc c.eam, &c &c at
hnrinour". 0p 20 Gm.
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Followin. il lst Of Jurors summoned for %.
Circuit cou. which meets on Monday next
Era.n T.nY
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Ilussey's Rcap;ng and Grass
Cutting Machine;


Manufactured at Montgomery. Kane co Ill
'INHE gub.cubers NJ. now hudma, and offer to
L the farmers q superior Machine Tor cutting
Grain aud Groes, which is simple in 10. 90 .'uruo,
and strong, and not Liable to get oul .,H.. st
which il capable otcutiing from | to-" .t ,.t
or grnss per hour if well managed np ,f
tended and will do the work bette. ,H
either with the cradle or syhc, on groua a.. -..-
dinnr!Iy smooth. A liberal wurrpn,rc W... 10. eve.
We have, n so, on hand md for sale n few,
EstoTly's Improved Harvest
winch machincsnrc so constructed as to cut %. tr
small grim with siI or eighteen inches ufsG1w, I'D
chry u by means 81 canYasscs into n wagon h.S
driven by the side Of the machine There can he
cnt and stacked with one of these machines, four
SPIN ot horses, two wagons with boxes properly
built, four men and three boys from ten to twenty
I'VE acres OF grnnper day II well managed and kept
improper order, md will do the work well in grain
that stands up ordinarily well and on ground ha, 10
ordinarily smooth
For Terms, enquire Of A, +. WAGNER, Otinwa,
J. w CALKiSs, Deer Park, IN Sale co III.
Frame. MILLER, S1monaut D. K1lb ca, ILL.,,
Aud OF the subscribers a their csiabhshmcnt
a, .. DANIEL GRAY * son.
Montgomery, k1rr co. AMI % 55l -ay..u
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.----r-5e----s.zee> FU9NIT UREI s..gsY
S3.-<-: ------;>l535 CABINET FURNITURE Obs
THE ubscrdrr has Jus. returned from s. Louis.
'Whcre he has made bis ,oIcctou 81 such articles
Of Furniture as ought to smt thus market, part Of
wh Oh be- has now on hani.
Aynuetyo Of bureaus, centre iahics lounges, stands,
some new styles OF chairs rockcrs etc, etc, which
he WI. sell M price t,nt must give satisfaction
lie kccpsn llrogsc and is prepared to do anything
N the line ct undcrt' king PETER RUSSELL
LaSnlle ST., OMawn, Ap'l 20. $50 -39.tf
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Congressional Proceedings,

"ASuTGToN, April -
ia he Senate, N-. Benton presented MN, d.E
eIcnt propositions, the object 1t which ~. %
prevent ,he connection 1T the admission rt Clli-
toTuia beng made dependent oa amy u.h,g sub
jet
Mr Foote'S resolution fir select committee
was hia-le a1itle deficiency bin tksp up
Without definite action, Sena.. d .ugm,L 90 Mon.
day.
In ,haiLaa.e, the Senate bill .r.uiara pension
e $50 ..1l,a {, tn willow Il Cgu. Worth y.s
ia.ioyet.
The Committee for investigator, tie Calg.u
claim asked FIR ga explanation Of their duties.
After many motions and Mggh debate obey were
instructed by resolution 30 make .l,l Iuye-ti-a-
ton uf the OH gin auI nature Of the claim. aud all
;ha facts and circumstances and name. of person.
connected with ,a, claim, anlrcgu.t TO IL. House.
Wt-umoroy April Is, 7rM
Neither ii he Houses v!Con-rcs5 was IN .cs.
sion today
Thou@, J. Campbell, C'cra Of the House Of
Representatives died in hi, city. at ocu,l; tLi,
morning. after an illness Of two days Campbell
WAS 4 Wing in politics, and a citizen ~ VIZ ..uiA
lie vas elected Clerk To- the thirtirh Congress.
aal was recently reelected after q vru;rar,eI
contest IL WAS i gentleman much esteemed
by al parties
An .aqnc.; va5 held on tn, body of Watson
who was iJgl dead in bel the morning after bis
marllgt Several physicians were present. Who
ai.tr q pos, norton examination reported that
h., death was caused br congestion II ths brain
and stomach produced bg the excessive a., Of
ardent spirits. y verdict Was rendered ac,.r.
DINGHY
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chicago Dressed Cico,iu.

TOR sale Also, Chicago u,ade Doors,
Chicago lHmd0,o Sash, 5 UcOights, by
Ouawa npl2D. ions fIossAcE
1GD ZONES Class all slsc3. at low prices
'-OS Gp'i20 2m JoHS .llOs,AcE.
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TAXI, NOTICE

\ Ill persons indebted 10 the late finn Of lT,y.
a MAX Il BARSrs g. ]. l. IlINMAH x Co nrs
hereby notified 10 make immediate payment to D.
{. Buncs or II +. Games mi thereby save costs,
To Let:
'lt Large Ware ,Iousc, fiI,nman,
dwelling house, lately occupied by J. J.
store,
90 ham, all situated in Ottawa Cer,:e.
Enquire Of II + EAmrs.
ApI!0 .39.lm. JOHN T.. uINMAN 6 Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-01
NEW YO4K CITY.

Pursuant 10 CALL signed by between and three thou
sand of the most respectable and substantial citizens OF New
York in yns meeting of their fellowcitizcns irrespective
Of PARTY DISTINCTION in favor OF sustaining TIL UNION
by the permanent settlement Of the great questions now ag
tatnq the Nation there assembled Castle Garden on
Monday night last the largest public meeting WITNESSES
in Nov York.
1t s stated that the number of persons present vas not
less than Ten thousand. Mr. WoopnrLL the Mayor of the
city, presided r WHITING and other gentlemen addressed
the meeting nil of whom spoke warmly in favor of compo
missing the question Of slavery and we're eloquent in speak
ing Of the pcrrctuy OF the Union The National lnelgen-
Ger gives an epi,ome of the brief remarks of Major Gen
Sco71 who occupied position on the PLATFORM transmit
ted By the Telegraph Reporter, as follows:
"He expressed his srosa attachment 10 the Union which
he had served for nearly forty yo years and dsca"cd all
party considerations in his devotion glorious Conied
eracy He , he charmed with the addruc,c spirit o!
concia:ion manifested BY those present. and with tho Co
pee harmon. which pervaded the whole immense assem-
blare For himself, H. ssood there neither pro-savery
man nor an acknowledgements Wing Democrat,
but as firm unwaverns friend Of The :ion Of the States
which he trusted in God would never be destroyed"
An the proceedings evincivc OF the most ardent pa
ro,ism and the greatest unaimy Of feeling and purpose
prevailed an,onas, the congTegaIet masses.