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Coal Cooking Stove.

ME would call The attcnlon d our custOmcrs TO
w GushmHu 4 Co.'S IiT-tigh COOhiag Store,
manufactured IN Ottawa. Tins is the most perfect
stove Tor burning either coal or wood that has has yet
been offered to the public 1t is constructed that
when either OF the plates burns ont canbe replaced
nt \ triug expense
We keep supply OF these stoves on hand, and will
warrant Them 10 work well and give satisfaction in
all cases where propcrlyput up.
W. also keep for sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves rs wei nsall sizes plain and fancy Goa stoves
made IN Ottawa which We sell at the Foundry pr
ces. sep II joins NASLEY & Co
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GrpHt NiSCOYGrY.

SIo7n's hor-e medicines are dong wonders They
IRE grca, discovery. We heard farmer say the
other day, Iha! Ice haAa valuable horse taken with
the stiff complaint. IL tined The ordinary remedies
without any sensible effect lie was induced by a
neighbor TO use Sloaus Condition Powder in his
case: He tried it, and the horse Ia now well; and
the farmer gays he would not now take 500 in cash
ios him. Illinois Jouraal, Dec -.
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Inland transportation.
TOBACCO,
Is'IT VI
ROnnctS! EsOEncis!

TllE very acst nrriyrl OF the most fashionable
81 les now worn IN the eastern cities, very large
stock having purchased them AT very low rates, we
feel justified in saying That we can sell lower thnn
any stock yctoiiered Im3 l. + SANGER & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

One Of our citizens who has been afflicted with
Rhumatism for several months and portion Of
the time was obliged to 90 on crutches, tried va
rous remedies without effect but was fnall in.
duced to try Sloans Ointment, which gave i'm.
mediat relief and by the use of two boxes was
entirely cured Sheboysan Mercury, Wisconsin,
Oct. Is, 1919.
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ON the ll'estera Press, Mescer, Penn.yl-


Mr. Sloan, which will be found in this days paper
Sioans medicines are certainly exceptions TO the
Ia great amount OF trash with which the public has
been bored for years The astonishing sales, and
sui more astonishing cures which they are con,inu-
ally performing, w! not fail TO make them popular
with every one
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ElLSE

Thh undersigned having been appointed agent OF
the NoTh Western Insurance CompaHu Of Os.
'wego, New York, is prepared for insurnr houses,
bindings, manufactures. stores, good, wares and
merchandise generally from loss or damage by IRE.
Snll company was Incorporated By the state OF New
York IN 1881! Capital Sl51,OOO, al paid n)
Directors.
j. PHlLIrs PnGytx, SErH GRnsyENoR, JAMES
BGGARr, GEORGE w MoRroN, New York CITY.
y BREWSTER, Geo FIsuER, LUTHER lPRrGHT,
JAMES LYo y, Oswcgo
va RUfN, Albany, in ! l-6m
SAMUEL liAwLEY, sec, GEoRGD FisurR pres't
GEO II. NORRIS, agent Ottawa
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Also, East EscCciJ cd,

FRESH loi OF Groceries, new Orleans Sugar, reil-
ned sugar, crushed md loaf sugar; Teas with a
choice lot OF God Fish, kcg and Box Rasin., &c.
Ottawa, May II 1850
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Testimony from (.a.cnu,

Gaena, April |, lSis
Fellow I lil2ens-l hive used Sloans Ointment
and found 1t 10 be the best article that Inv, ever
used Tor injuries in horses and for family ontm-nt
GEORGE RlSEDORPH.
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THOUSANDS OF
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS

hnve recently tested the virtue of SLOAN'S ONT
HENTand EONDITION POWDER, and now
recommend them as the BEST Horse and Cattle
Medicine they ever used
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(:rOCCriCS.

SUGAR, Coffee, Tens. Spices of all kinds. soaps
~ candles, Tobacco, Mackcrcl. white Fish. Goldfish
and herring Just received CUSlIMAN.
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. LARGE assortment of Blank Books, cap, letter
- and bill paper, Ink, pens, waters stamps, sanT
boxes. envelopes, cards, &c. &c, just received at
apr27 CUSHNAN's
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Esq. Baker. OF New Cnnton. III
saws.


Mr. IT. g FarreIrs Arabian Linimcn, hos cured
some bad cases here, which every other remedy
mad mied IN one was white swelling and conirac-
ted cords in the leg OF n boy twelve years old The
leg, mad wlthered away, and was contracted thar
be had No USE of it. Three doctors had tried their
skill upon IT in vain, and he gas faSfSinkiug 10 The
grarc, when the boys ia Their was Induced to try II.
G.. farre.fs arabian Linnaeut Before the fir,t
bottle was used up he came into Mr. i IS store and
the inst words lie said We're. Mr. Barker, | want
all that Imminent you have in the store the one
bottle | got did my boy more good than oil that
had ever been done before" The boy i now wen
and hearty and has free use Of h. legs 1t is good
Tor spalns, bruises, cuts, bumsand -weliings.
Being fully satisfied that II G. Farrelrs Arnb!nn
eminent Is the hcstmcdlcine IN the world, cheer
fully recommend il. | had been afflicted for lG
years with most severe pain in my breast and
shoulders, which was so bad that could hardly do
any work at ALL and would often have to lie in n
bed tor two weeks at a time with il. used your
lAnment on il, and it cured me sound and w,l-
mad, at the time OF using your linimeni, one of
the worst coughs ever had in my life and it cured
TINT too rubbed 1t in well over my br5ast and
shoulders Ii is also excellent for irost-hucn feet.
sores, swtlngs, sore throat, mango eryepclas,
&c. >, ISAAC CLAYTON.
kckapoo Peoria co. Ill.,
Manufactured only by H. G. Farrell sole invent.
or and proprietor, and wholesale druggist, No II
Main ST, Peprin, Ill TO whom MI communications
must be addressed and for sale BY
WHITE & tIryrER, q l. Thomson and WALKrR
Il HlcTLING, OttGWd.
5 & SMITH, Perm: BADDwry&CHEPMAy,L asaile,
J II BRowy and y ~ i1nyEy, Joliet.
JENKINS MERRILL, Lockp0H
/ x II ALEXANDER, MdgHOLa
DAVID MERIT, Somonauk
Z NoGEL and G itIcH,EnsoN, Bristol
agents all over the United States.
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THE following tracts orl0ud are for 81! cheap:
swq sec lS,towu 80, u r3east
iruc neg sec -, town 33,ur3cast
siIlc neg sec 80, towing + cast
roc seq sec -, town 80, 3 gast
Possession immediately iitc perfect; war
rantcc deed given. Terms easy.
april &, lSjO-36 Nopvts g. riStrrp
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From the Hon. Peter Winard. one
OF the OidC.t Settlers in Illinois.

II gives me pleasure 10 add my testimony TO tnr
VII tues otyour great medicine One ofm blooded
horses had swelling over the cap oflhc knee about
the size OF hens egg. Some said it wasn strain
and some that it was the Joint water from the knee
aud could not be cured. tried oil cedar on it. and
more good than water. | then by percussion of nv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18
DRY GOODS.

S00 PCS English, French, and American yrin,s
y ,o 100 do do do giughams,
80 pieces lawns and lined lus,crs,
% do aapaccl, bomha1iucs, muslin de- laIns,
and barngs OF every price and Style
May 3, 1850. l. ANGER & Co
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Cloths.

RROADCLOTilSo of all colors and qualities, fan
- cy and PLAIN cassimcrcs, heavy Sleeps grey. sat
tnc,is Mccds, Jeans hard times, also canton and
WOODEN tIannels, Linscys, &c jus, received at
apl2 - CUSHMANs.
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HRS y Sans.

HUNGARIAN, California, Mexican, Icrhorn,
IL China pearl straw and palm thats. mems,
boy'',and cmIdrcn's caps, tor sale chcapby
may ), bP SANGER & 20.
a NEW two horse wagon Tor sale cheap.
"A may !. |, l. SANGER & Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

+ q. NATTINGER has a new supply of the
y Grand Detoqr p.ows ON hand The present
-old in thus pIac,. The manufacturer has added
several important improvements. Persons wanting
breaking p.ows cen be- supplied. Ottawa, mar =
lash paid for Produce uta kinds by
" lnINsI.N 4 On f rtAt.L.
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no medicine in use has accomplished 20 MANY
.a..irnary cures and given so universal
or that has has had so extensive and rnpd q ssls
az -; loan Omtmentan Condition Powder.
~ he ointment Is rapidly superseding of other
oi,thlenS"r Llllmenis Tor The cure ofirsh wounds,
Ahlls OF al Kinds, sprains bruises cracked heels
nngeone wndgalls, poll evil calluq, spavins. swern
ey, Is,u'i siliast, strains, lamencss sand cracks.
IouhdStru net scratches or grease, man and
The ondition Powder will remoye allinf,m.
nation ana fever, purify the blood, loosen the skin
cleanse the water, and strengthen every part Of tbs
following dis,ascs: w "e
O. Dl-emper, HIDE Bound Loss of Appetite. Inward
Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of the Ewes.
raue"r nom hard exercise also Rheumatism,
lconuonIy called stiff complaint which nroyrs |, mi
10 so inany valuable horscs in this country. Il is
also sal" and certain remedy fer coughs and colds,
winch generate so many iaaldseases
These remedies Never 'niure md AIwuy,
tufc. II the directions are followed
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CrOC;SCTy.

JUST received and now opening, one of tho lorc.
- est aud best nssormcnts Of Croakery ever olrr-
ed in this market embracing complete SETS of Iln,y
ing blue, mulberry, light bac, white granite and
common ware. Calland sec.
nov IL, ~ l.. I. SAyGrp g. co
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
THE CHICAGO BOOK STORE

- LANE SlNtEt.
Is inc place where ir largest stock OF Book. in the
cltyis sold at the LOWEST PRICES. We eau
furnish
1000 NIcGuilcys Readers,
iOou Spoilers,
ioOJoa Sanders do
400 do1cnch Sanders III 2d 3 iih 9Th Readers.
100 dol Adams Au,hmrtics,
3W doz Rays do
100 1hOmpsou's do
Perkins. Smiths Davies and Emcrson's Ari,hme-
ties, Nlwhe's Olncy's, Smiths, and Mor,es Geo
graphcs Browne, krlIlam's, Smiths, and Bulon's
ndPmnCos Gmmmars Cutters and Taylor's Ply
sOlogv COmstccks Dmsted's ,Parkcr's and Swii,s
Philosophy, Smiths and Burrlts Astronomy; Com
stocks. Townc's and Grnys Chemistry. Together
with all descriptions OF
SCHOOL. BOOKS
now in Use in the west Country Merchants teach
ers aud II interested in schools are respectfully in
formed TINT they will find greatly for their interest
tocall on Us before making their purchases
BLANK BOOKS
Ofevery variety nre constantly on hand or made to
order, LedgcrS, Journals Records, and every 9TH
rstye otaccount books oi the best qualities Of pa.
per, &c. &c.
MUSIC BOOKS!
Psaltrry Carmlnn Sacrn.
Mendci,sohn Collection, Bay State Collection,
National Psulmist, Sacred Minstrel,
Psalmist, Choralis,
and all the varieties OF Secular Music Cooks, Jursn-
iie an School Song Books.
PAPER HANGINGSil
A splendid assortment of Room Papers, borders,
and curtain papers, constantly OH hand nj the iotp-
" Er' scn o,, tho oo,c ,,,ge., stock Of pooh,
and Stationery IN Chicago, and can sell u as cheap
as The cbeaDcSt at l22 Lake ST, Chicago.
Febg A II. & G. hurley.
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Snu

Sntt
Oin bbls sllt so sncks l.verpooldo. 200 bnrs
ZIU dairy salt for sale by WALKER& lIlcKLlYc
sweet POtn;Ocs!
I 10000 SWEET POTATO PLANTS for
sale ready for delivery, from 18th May to 10th
June Price, 50 per 1000 Orders left at G.. l.
Thompson's drug store will be attended to.
Ottawa np 25.39.6,. II L. BRusn.
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For Rent,

/ y South Otta An the large tavern stand, for
l merry known as the Buchanan House, is now
beng repaired, and is Tor rent ns public house
Rooms tor private families can also be- Obtained As
there Il no public house in South Ottawa or ON
the so'uh side OF the ryer any where near this sit
uauon offers rare inducements 10 any one wishing
to he thus engaged, and will niIorl handsome and
profitable business Enquire Of
My II 1850 J. : STocKrpy
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Dfy Goods. Boot, AMI Shoe,

\ great variety Of Crockcrg and HHd,rme
AIso, iurge stock OF choice Groceries; all Of
which will be offered Tor sale At the lowest market
prices. Zap. ~ W. II w CUSuNAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

DAlNTS and OILS-We are now receiving d
I large lot OF Pure Extra 4 Mol Lead, Lin,crd
& Lard Oils, Whiting &C. which will be- sold low
tprC1sh. mr23. CUsuMAN
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ED NNNE'.

CONVENIENT dwelling house near the Fox
y River House, For further particular, enquire
OF lm3-iOul |. DrLANo.
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Land for Sale.

4 VALUABLE lotot Prairie land situated sew
"A en- miles north OF Ottawa, being the nh of the
nwq OF sec 3, Town 81 range east Containing
90 acres, which the subscriber will sell chcap.
Apply to GEO TURNER, Morris. I'll. or To
ottawa, Apnl Isl 1880. Norris & FlsuER
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Cblra9o advertisements.
HARDWARE and TOOL STORE.
W. +. DOM1NICK,

" hoIesaie agG rctat dealerS ia Hardrare Tools,
CU!IeTy GINS, &c
~ oNEPRTCE ONLY. IN
~ ILDEES Hardware carpenters, ioiners
- COOPER and rnchiui4s' tools Of every de
scriplon; cross-cut, crcula. pit, and null saws ::
pocketan table cutlery tai RS shears and points !;
cabinet trimmings, haiclo,li, curlcd- hair mos. tow
sofa ana char springs, glue cane seats, mahogany
and rose wood umbcrand veneers single aud dou-
bic rifles pistols, reviewers powder, shot, lead ,caps
all Kinds OF shooting mplementsan and eunsniihs ma
tcrinls, m endless variety. Country merchants sup
piled on the most liberal terms april 20
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oi,..

m 000 LBS Wool wanted Tor which the high
io'ooo est price wi.l be paid IN cash by
mny Il, 1850 & BURR
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Land Warrants

FOR SALE-iorcasho ron time. by
mh25-3m Il. L.ORElLLY.
1.-THE Fox River House
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OsvycgO Pearl starch

GO Justly celebrated tor its purity and whtcncss
= and Isl very much used In hotels and tam :
lies as an article fdct, for sale at llossAcK's.
0unwa, Apil2 1850,
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New Goods,

'!Ni!E subscriber Is now receiving at his old stand
1 large and desirable stock Of seasnnabc goods,
among which may be- found, foil and complete as
sortment OF staple and fancy
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Alton Lime.
BlaciS .Iil,Illing.

~ histt< sbhtthlhS.
IilE undersigned having commenced the above
business IN the shop formerly occupied by Rich
ard Pembroke, will pay particular attention To slo,
ing horses, and having had much experience in this
branch OF the business and from his success in shoe
mig, not only Tor service, hut TO prevent interfering
aud to relieve the various diseases of the hoof &c,
he boprs To secure share OF public patronage
May llih loHN Rosy.
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ID iClt Brocade, Italian lulr~tung, gro de- Swiss.
IL Florence and bonnet silks, bonnet, cap, mud
belt ribbons; Silwis, scars, aud handkcrrhci-, Mt
unusually low prices. Im3 l.. 7. SANGER 81 Go.
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espNo Mail North of Weldon, on yesterday
OnsIoVv County Memorial.


The following are the remarks in full mace y! M
MANGUM on the. presentation of the memorial NV wv
Onslow county in regard to the improvement u ~
River, as noticed in our Congressional summary
the 9th ultimo:
Mr. MANGUM said 81 hold in my hand lSn n,o
signed by some three hundred persons Of IN, T tIo
respectable portion of the community IN 'nI fXni
reside, in the county of Onslow, in the STATE n
Carolina.-It presents, sir, that the na19auma ,
New River, in that county, which passes 'RVj
region of exceeding fertility is obstructed M ~ h
at the point of its entrance into the Atlanta u
prays small appropriation for the purposs, N
moving these distractions. 1t sets forth Ida An
immediate vicinity of that river, not more thal ~
ty miles into the interior, contains immense
ties of timber, corn, cotton, and various other
of produce-I know it to be as fertile as any TX 4
in the State.-I know that, in addition to tina. MS
it is supplied with naval stores of every Gesei a
the finest forests, the largest trees when et'a
except on the banks of the Cumberland an u Ia
now remain almost useless, because II Is lm .sr d
to get them to the ocean. If an approtPl .Issn
grant of this sort is to be made, know @ n ha
which it can more fairly and usefuiy @Da
in this instance, to the extent of the SEss Nerg
asked for. And, sir, when it shall be 'I"J sre n
on the part of the committee to whom. ! 1 ,one
have it referred, that the State from r,ont s
has asked but very little from this Cover rai1oo
has received much less, trust that thGsT lIu.ffa
will meet with due and favorable cons
move that, after reading, the petition Dc ~
the Committee on Commerce" II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
Public Meeting.

Tn pursuance of a call, a public meeting of the
citizens of Wilmington held at the Masonic Hall
in this place on Thursday the 4h inst for the pur-
pose of devising to express their feelings in
relation to the great National calamity, which we
have suffered in the death of Hon JOHN c. CALHOUN.
On motion of Mr. LoRING, Col. JAMES T. MILLER,
Magistrate of Police was called to the Chair, and
motion of HENRY MUTT, ESQ., G. j. McREE Esq, was
appointed secretary.
Col. MILLER in few feeling remarks explained
the objects of the meeting.
On motion of EDWARD CANrwEL1, Esq, commit
tee of ive consisting of j. G. WR1GHT, THos. LoRNG,
E. CANTwELI, o. G. PARSLEY, and VIM c. BETTEN-
COURT Esqs, was appointed by the Chair to draft
resolutions expressive of the of the meeting
The Committee, through their Chairman, reported
the following:
WHEREAS The mournul intelligence has to that
the Hon. JOHN c. CALHOUN has departed this fe and being
sensby impressed that by his death the country has sustain
the loss of great and good deem proper to
mark for such bereavement by public rb
ute to his memory therefore
Resolved, That depore his death national calam
ty and while the entire confederacy cannot but lament the
loss of distinguished statesman and of pure patriot
feel that such affection falls with peculiar severity
the heart of the South and that called upon to
the removal of the ables champion of rights the
devoted friend of interests and the extingushment
of our most brilliant intellectual light.
Resolved, That while citizens of country
participate the national sorrow account of this dpcn
of Providence refrain from expressing
most cordial sympathy with the family of the distinguished
Dead suffering they under separation from who
emnenty excellent private life and whose virtues
as a man will hallow his memory patriot.
Resored That copy of the foregoing resolutions be for
wared the family of the deceased and that the Editors
of this place requested publish these resolutions their
| respective papers.
The resolutions were enforced in brief but elO-
quent addresses by Messrs. WRIGHT and CANTwELL,
and unanimously adopted
! The following resolution introduced by Mr.
CANTwELL, and also adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That Committee be appointed to ascertain
whether the remains of the Hon. JOHN c. CALHOUN
pass through this place, and to make the requisite
rangements for testfying respect for them.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen {
Committee in accordance with the foregoing resolu
ton:
Thos. H. Wright, L. H. Marsteller Henry Mutt, Eli w
Hail. A. J. DeRoset, Jr Thomas Loring, James Fulton
John McRae Henry R. Savage Edward Kidder M. Costn
Samuel R. Potter R. H. Cowan, John Walker, C. D. Ellis
EDWARD Cantwen, J. G.. Greene, and John Swami
!, On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAS. T. MILLER, Chm.
G. J, MCREE, Sec'y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

telegraphic dispatch to the Charleston Courier
gives the following account of the ceremonies obser-
we'd at Washington City at the funeral of Mr.. CAL,
HoUN:
The funeral of Mr.. CALHOUN took place to-day,
I'd instant. The Senate assembled at the usual
hour. The galleries and every part of the Chamber
was crowded by persons anxious to witness the impo-
sing ceremonies and hundreds who had collected for
the same purpose were unable to obtain admission
AT IL o'clock the members of the House of Repre-
sentatlves preceded by its officers entered the SEN
ate The Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court of the United States, and President
TAYLOR and his Cabinet, arrived soon after those
present rising to receive them. The President was
conducted to seat on the right of the Vice Presi
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dent. The Diplomatic Corps, who were largely re-
presented, occupied seats near the centre OF the
Chamber. Numerous officers of the Army and Ma
W. and other distinguished men, were also IN atten
dance ON this pour1ful OCCASION and occupied sofas
in the Hobbies At twenty minutes after twelve
o'clock, the remains of Mr.. CALHOUN were brought
into the Chamber, in charge of the Committee OF
Arrangements, followed by such Of the relatives OF
DELEGATION in the House of Representatives and 9th
er friends as mourners. The corpse was placed inn
mediateIv in front of the Vice Presidents desk
After of the Epsfoop pal funeral
Senate, from the It'll verse of the 87th Psalm, the
procession was formed, Senators MANGuM, CLAY,
WEBSTER, CAss, KING, and BERRIEN, officiating as
pail bearers, and proceeded to the Congressional
buryng ground, where the remains were deposited
to await their removal to South Carolina The men,
bers of the Senate returned to their Chamber, and
Immediately adiourned.n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
A Card.


We, the undersigned, comprise all the r d@
bound North by the Steamer Whining ~ 60 .
March. While we regret being de'''rs s,s5
journey, We beg leave to compliment r ,,oapiig
Judgment of Capt. THos. MARSHALL 0O.n rsrpsal
the Steamer Wilmington, in deciding " ,a;Dc
port during the storm and gale OF last WV
D. BUCKHALTER, Ga. Ga
DR.. T. E. GOWAN, La CranSTJ Mas.
PETER WARREN, WohuEnn'
CHARLES Oh EWELL; ;I pGrshsG15 s. ~
DR.. L. D. CHASE, Wilkes 0"'
A. MOARY, Philadelphia
F F. w ROBERTS, Petersb2T1IF; ss.o r
J. G. BARR, Milwaukee, r Gty''
T. EWING, Washington WV a
w. TOWNSEND, BaltlmO ,r Deas''4
Charleston and Wilmington papers
CHARLESTON, March 30th, 1891. .onssq' \
Snow SroRM-The only snow storms sd u on ThaaFssi
that we have had this season, oecalif is my
Sunday mornings last 1t is feared ina ma. 0bserr1,