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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01
Scott aud Graham Club.

Scott and Grnham CIuO'
From notices posted about town, we learned that
there was to be meeting of the Scott & Graham CLUB
at the Court House last Wednesday night; and our
attentention particularly called to the CIR
cumstance by three tar barrels burn ng in front OF
that edfce We dropped in with no wish to be
sensorious; to spy out the weakness OF the land
but simply actuated by a laudable desire to obtain
some teru of ncws--such, for instance. as single
reference by the Scott orators to any OF the poiica
issues which have divided, now divide, the coun-
try or a single argument going to prove the propr-
ETY. necessity of changing the general system OF
Democratic policy under which the country IS no"
governed Such item of news (and news 1t would
have been) we did not obtain: and cannot, therefore,
Lev it before our readers.
Attached to all French theatres, there is an asso-
citation gotten up for the purpose OF enSurng success
to any play or player. The members OF I'd I
association, scattered throughout the house. and arm
ed with various weapons forthe creation OF nolSe'
by proper disposition of their forces, and v'gor-
GUS use OF canes, bootkees, etc, ACTUALLY hhmOug
the people into the notion that they themselves are
pleased and ensure an g enthusiastic reception to
any amount of nonsense, as per contract" 1t
seemed last night, as though certain portions OF
Young America" had spontaneously resolved them
selves into sort of volunteer claque for every now
and then, while al, the we could see were as
cool as cucumbers-the most of them being Demo
crats--a tremendous burst of applause would come
forth occasoned by the application of certain sticks
len gthwise to the jury-boxes and then shrl boy
ish treble would be heard, shouting Hurrah fo'
Scott 1t was very considerable. 1t was indeed
A flag presented to the Club by Dr. DAME
DuPre, and received by George Davis, Esq. We
heard very little of this part Mr.. London was Their
called upon but was unwelI and could not proce/
with his remarks, which. so far as they WENT were
in good taste and respectful to those opposed to hin
in politics. Mr.. Meares made hurrah speech
good enough in lis way with the exception of thu
attack upon that dead lion, old General Jackson,
the deceased patriot, James K Polk. De mortuls nj
nist bonum 1t is miserable cause whose supper
requires that the sanctuary Of the grave should b.
violated and MIR. Meares is too generous not to fee
f this himself.
Not the least striking part of the business tn
band of singers, who might justly be called the ju
venile serenaders" there being but mature voic
in The crowd The music by means bad
# and it is Sian der to say that We do not like sue
g performances.
o Mr.. Davis read speech of General Scotts, an
q said something about the Wilmington Journal a
r. of which will be fully attended to in due time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01

DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT CHARLoTTE.-A Demo
cratic meeting was held at Charlotte, Mecklenburg
county the 2l~t inst for the purpose of sending
delegates to District Convention to be held at a.
bemare. on the 2Sth ult. We recognise among
those who took an active part in the meeting, the
names Of prominent gentlemen who used to be
Wings while we were resilent of that county. as
we'll as of Old tried and staunch Democrats
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01

Ba-We tender our thanks to our Duplin county
pafrons, for the very liberal manner in which they
came forward and footed their bills for subscriptions,
Sc. while ne were at KenansviIle this week.
~ Hon. WM R. KING passed through this place
yesterday morning en- route for his residence in Ala
lama.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01

OFr,cE OF BoaRp OF HEALTH.L ~ renort frtl
day, 9 p M-The Board of Health .,.a r9r four ?
from, Yellow Fever for the past ,"' NJ D. =
'fon ~ ). L.-L: DAWSON NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01
The DemocEat. ana scott men In new york;

Since the adjournment Of the Democratic and
Wing National Conventions, and their nominations
of Gen. Pierce and Gen Scott respectively. State
Conventions of the two parties have been held in N
York for the purpose of nomination State ofhcers-
The action of these Conventions is important, as
showing the manner in which the platforms adopted
at Baltimore have been received. and the extent 20
which they have been adopted in New York In
fact they exhibit the animus-the real feeling of
the Democrats and the Scotttes at the North.
The Democratic Convention met at Syracuse
the 1st of September and openly and unequivocally
placed itself on the Baltimore platform follows
Resored That cordially adopt the sentiment of this
Convention, and affirm the platform of principles
tanned the annexed resolutions of the last Democratic
National Convention held in Baltimore. 1.-The Baltimore
resolutions are copied in full
This is plain and explicit, and was adopted
unanimously. On the other hand, let MS look at the
action of the Wing Convention, which met at SYRIA
cuse on the 22d inst Its resolutions upon the same
subject is as follows -. -.
That the Wing party being National party devoted to
the Union and the welfare and promotion of all the yari
of this great Republic; and uniformity of
on and of purpose being attanabe only through the
of National Conventions honest acquiescence in the
decision and action of the late National Convention of the
Wing party upon all subjects lcgitimatcy before them, is
| the duty Of every Wing. ~'s'
/ Upon all subjects iegitimateIy before MemL Is this
texP1icit Isit not in fact artful dodge byWhch
those opposed to the Fugitive Slave Law caR say
that that and other kindred subjects not 'egit-
matey before the wing Baltimore convention. In
deed the equivocal, and doube-faced character OF
the affair is plainly shown by the following, copied
| from the New York Tribune of the 9th:
SYRACUSE, Wednesday. Sept, 22--8 P. NJ.
The wing State convention has finished its bust
ness and is just adjourning. Its deliberations have
been humorous, its spirit enthusiastic and the ticket
is regarded as strong one, and gives general salts
| faction.
The only difference of opinion developed relates tc
the everlasting topic of slavery, on which nothing
is directly said in the resolutions but general de-
claration is made which those who please can con
strne into an approval of the Baltimore platform.
Il large majority Of the contention opposed ~
sentiment to this concession but yielded for TIN
sake Of peace. On all the distinctive whig grounds
the resolves are right strong and explicit.
i This despatch is signed Horace Greeley.
Ezs~All, both Wigs and Democrats, should reac
tie able letter from Hon. DANIEL JEN1FEE of Mary
lad which yn nnhlSh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13
Late and Important from Mezico.

New ORLEAss, Dec. 9 The New Orleans
Delta ofrhis morning publishes dates from the
cy Of Lexlco to the 20th ult., ten days later
i nh before received.
The committee or the Fehuantepec PROPOSE
;:,A nave reported bill to Congress granting
..a canuaci to Senior Belange
The defeat Of Gen. Blanco, by the French
Count Kaoussett Bouibon, is confirmed. The
.atsfg i,s proclaimed Sonora independent and
.guracd to France.
he revolution is pr crossing every here.
Bat no b1ttl- has vel been Tough between Gen
U:aga aha Gen. eldez, lie leader of the Fed
l.l troops. The latter IS in his fortified camp.
@1t has been summoned 50 surrender by Cen
ltaga. His situation is very critical, and there
5 All lille possibility cf his receiving assist
aule from tie capital. Gen. Uraea, whUse
,.r.'. now number nearly 4 1000 men, had been
''colycd with tie greatastest enthusiasm by the
(. ogte of Guadalaxara.
O nerat. Nesia and Ubodledo, at the bend
@. ll,oV0 men, have pronounced in favor OF the
,iau oi Gu9dalaxara, looking 10 the recall of
@enIo Anna, and The StItes Of Tamaulpas
ani Guanaxuato had also declared for the rev
Clut.Un.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1I.-The Picayune
aas received through lis correspondents later
uad important reliable advices from Mexico.
The Mexican Congress had rejected all pr +
positions regarding contracts for the Teh'. AN.
,epec grant.
i new proposition had been rece'.eea from
tne C. ..zens of Vera Cruz, Offering 20 build ten
nations ofdolIars' worth Of the. road. This
was looked upon by the COVE fnment as a very
favorable offer, and might grobubly be accept
81. committee TO "h,ch it had been refer
red bad The matter under consideration, and
Tie Impression was would make u favorable re-
port.
The revolutionary spirit was spreading ra-
Ttly. The whole country was represented as
~ oIms against the government. Political at
.4.I3 ure III Dc .io.able condition.
An engagement bad taken place between
the French expedition and the Mexican troops
81 Sonora III which the latter were defeated
with considerable loss.
The recall Of Santa Anna is still talked Of
The advices from California by the Phla-
dephIa represent the suffering in Sacramento
as veiy great IN consequence If the fire. The
city was almost entirely ruined, and il is
thought that seven millions will not repair
damages.
II he most reliable accounts state that the en-
tire majority for Pierce and King will not be
over five thousand in the State.
The election passed off quietly.
business was prosperous in all departments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

To the Manulaciurers.-lh The brands OF my
late Brother Poitiaux Robinson hayirg been given
t. me by him the day previous to his death Ii the
glcserce Of his wife and gif not being recognis-
ABLE by law ihisis u case OF my not becoming the
purchaser) to Lofty whoever may become the puT-
chaser of the Russell ~ Robinsoa brand, that the
firm Of VIM Robinson & Co intend eats bishing
the name Of one Of Cur concern, w Russell Robin
son and intend putting up Tobacco in the same
manner in which we have always, as agents Tor my
late brother, put upthe Russell q Robinson brand,
and giving the customers OF the bi and notice that
we were the gents OF my late brother and super
intended personally the manufacture OF the Russ-l.
IL Robins on brand. -
de l0-tds WM X. hubIsSor.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
r,rtber Particulars Of the California
Fires &c.

Sxw ORLEANS. Dec. I0.-The fire at Sac.
.,o,fo broke out in | street, and spread.
.-,ss;ns Third, Il, l. and NJ streets, laying
l.,e the whole intervening space between N
recr south. and J street, north, and all be-
,,,ne, Front and Tenth streets, comprising all
o. a blocks. Bv this terrible calamity nine
.srthe Of the population are rendered house
.ss The total loss is estimated at $4,000
Il1 The principal losers are: Warren &
- Ycnne N klbbe, Wood & Kenyon, each
49, o30 !. W. Ford X Co., Reynolds 81 Co.
: kerman Markc * Frendman, G. v.Daw-
-, Ns,itt 4 Co, aud q. W. Peacock, each
ssg pa0. Eldo,ada Saloon, Mccall & Co, N.
Row & Co.. BuiIGn, Fogg & Co each
a. zoo: itagdenhan x Hcrraii, SI00, 600;
u.,Aer 4 Co. and Srhoolcratl, eash SO 600;
+, T.. Hnntinton, 100000, and MIR. McNalty,
siNlgQ. The State Capitol was saved, hut
W. Democratic : ale journal office, and the
~s.r Hospital, were both destfoyed-lhe pa.
,-.r.r. she latter place suffering dreadfullv.
Tareo hundred aud fifty buildings had been
,.3r uo since the fire.
The ire at san Francisco broke out No
.qH.rtU,h, at the corner of Merchant and
h.ta,F streets, spreading down the South
...rtt Clay sueei, both sides If kearGey ST..
AL Merchant sueei, destroying about thirty
....'jlfEs. The loss Was estimated at $780,
1920.
The FIRE nj AlaTySytlle, Nov.'if, commenced
"a FHsl street, destroying every building on
.e north SIDE east oil Maiden lane. Ii soon
.neal every building between Maiden lane
sgi { sll. e. and between lst and ID streets,
-.s.uuug the American Hotel, Saree House,
Nsr,-,Ile Hotel, New World House, and
ss,tral livery stables, bfeweIies and stores
Ias las is yciy heavy.
The State elections in California adresnlt-
Il. the choice of democrats aud W higs
.a the : nate, ard Al democrats to 10 wing 5
tie Hou-e. Thee districts remain to be
.rd from.
Large numbers Of Chinese were returning
3oue, aud the emigration was now small.
Ju- san ranCiscn markets were unsettled
~I.s # Flour o. s37 $40 Barley, 50 IS.
Na~.f A. cts. k Lard. - cts. Canyased
Haas, q c;s. Coffee, q cts.
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived ships James Drake. Eureka, Fanny
FORESTER. ilarkaway, Rubicon, Erie, Albany
f.mes,own, all from New York, and Gen
p.aARes, from Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13
John L. ID. FRyne, Salesman.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF TO.
n BACCO PRESSES AND SCREWS, TO
BACCO BOX BOARDS, NEGROES, CELEBRA-
TED BRANDS, HORSES, MULES, CARRIAG-
Els, &c.-0n Tuesday. the 2lst DeceIB Der, inst
commencing at III o'enck 4 n, at Inc Factory on
Cary street, between l4th and 18th streets) in the
city OF Richmond, occupied Tor several years past
By the late PoitiauZ Robinson will be offered for
sale at public auction, without reserve or regard TO
weather, the valuable and extensive assortment OF
| Machinery used by the said Robinson in the manu-
facture OF Tobacco, consisting OF Tobacco Screws
and Presses, Mills, Brands Castings, &C. All in
complete and perfect order and ct the most ap-
proved patterns
After The sale Of Implements, alarge and well Sc
laced stock OF abou. 900 COZ eet OF Boards, snita
BE Tor Tobacco BoGes, " ell seasoned and ready
for use, will be sold. ALEC, the Horses, Mules, Car
riaees, Wagons, Dc, &c, when from the Mules,
purchasers will have the opportunity of selecting
some of the tuest and moot gentle animals In the
city; and on the day following, "wednesday, the
pa December,) at the Factory, situated on the
| Dock, viii be sold the entire stock OF Machinery
used by the late PoilIaux Robins in said Factory
| -a Of which Is nearly new and IN tine order.
After the sale is completed at the lower Factory,
| the celebrated Brands Of Russell and Robinson, >
| kesme. Roblason 81 Co Nelson, "Emerslda
| ana "P. Robinson Il Co." Will be sold to the hga
est bidder. The Tsputatio? and celebrity OF these
Brands it is believed, will Insure to the purchaser
| a handsome fortune i'll short lime, il well man
| aged. .---..--s.--
[ h.tSE the ABOVE - uasp"sCA
of the sale Ct Negroes (abou. fifty il number) will
| take place. Among them, the public is assured
/ are sosae vs.sas5is Fact5fy hands, sucn- es
| SEemm8rs, TsisteTs and Pflzers, and some that
| would make excellent Drivers and valuable Field
| Hands
| The attention Of the public is requested to these
sales, particularly those about to embark In the
business If manufacturing Tobacco, as it is boiiev-
ed that so extensive, welltfie5, and perfect an as
sorment of material for the business is rarely mel
| with.
| TEEMs.-For all sums under Slo0, cash will be
| required over that sun, tocr months credit viii
| be given for nj Jtlable notes win approved en-
| dorsars JOAN ENDEES,
| Adn'r Of p0taux Robinson Deceased.
rot1S n pAyyE Auct dc y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

NEw DIRK, Dec. ll.-Thete is "A dscrepan
g. IN the news by the Niagara, as reported here
j.. telegraph. The despatch notes an improve
uFnt 10 hteadstuffs, whilst the figures are not
quite SO high as previously quoted. Some cir
cuIars by the steamer previous, quoted PhIle-
i, ipiia and Baltimore -four at Is shillIngs.-
Ihe same apparent Inconsistency has doubt
Iess been sent To Baltimore aud elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

.TRS. ANN e. DAVIS: Dear Friend.
w Please send by the bearer, Two bottles
more of your Cough Elixir. Ny last supply
IS nearly exhausted, and never like - be without
il in the house 1t Is now ppwa ards OF twelve years
sj1ce frat made trial of IT, AID have taken it
neatedy eli &c ir cases Of colo ard cOug and have
also administered it TO other members OF my 1arni-
iy-my child en- in particular-with the most hap
ny et3ct. l have tried nearly all the cough RENE
dies the I y, and have no hesitation In sayiag
thai beleve yours to be the most valuable pre-
paration of the kind now in use, and as family
meociae almost indispensable. therefore take
greas pleasure in Recommending it to the conf
dence ard patronage O. tne pubic.
Very respectfully, your obi serv';.
L WARREN.
Richmond, No0 %, 1852
Ter sale, wholesale and retail, by BENEFIT &
BEERS, 4. BODEkER, CiiAS. BECK, CHAS. u
YALE, ard Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, AID
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad s., Richmond.
dc Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

IVA POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER -Tais
great discovery is bringing health and happiness Ia
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. More than enc
thousand Of chronic rheumatism tof the worat
nenty during the past year by the few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many Of
whom have been crpples for years. from the effects OF
this hitherto incurable disease, but who affirm
that they are sound and well, made by this great
NEEDY, which is vegetable spirt-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease Alone and this it viii
cure In every case, either infammatory, tacute) or
chronic form Testimony of the most undoubted cha
racter will be cheeruly submitted to the q
all who may feel sufficiently interested cali on the
proprietors, at their Central Office, No l. Barclay st.
Aston House, Nsw York. One bottle s. three bottes
$40 PURCELL, LADD i CO,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
W " ALEXANDER l. CO,
Pronrietora V
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TIE AiARkr-TS

BALTIMORE, Dee. ll.-sales of 700 bbls. How.
ard street Flour at S. Nothing doing ia Grain
NEW YORK. Dc u.-Tae kiagara's news has
had no effect on breadstuffs. Sales Of $500 bbls.
at s't*as5 i2flr State and S. 4ias5 80 for South.
esn brands. Wheat steady ea,es Of 1900 bush.
els Ohio white at 1.l8c; Gcnesee Zoe Southern
rel 0Sall0c Sales of 5000 bushels mixed Corn
at 14a75c. Cotton dull and dee.iaed-m,ddi1s I'm.
lands 81; Orleans 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND VA.
l. CANT LOT, ON CLAY STREET, AT AUG
TlON.-Will be sold on Thursday next, the 10th
inst, at o'clock, upon the premises respectively,
two Framed Houses and Lots, situated On Clay
street. west Of Brook Avenue
These houses being nearly new, are in excellent
arrangements; one house contains five rooms and
the other four rooms.
The lots front 30 feet each and runs back about
1G4 feet.
Alter WHICH, WI! oe soi0 sacah. LOT ADJOINING
feet.
TERMs-One-.hird cash, balance at and -
months, with interest and secured by deed OF
trust, or the title retained until the payment of the
whole purchase money.
de II JAMES III. TAYLOR Auct,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

New YORK, Dec. ll.-The steamer Baltic
sailed 10 day, with sixty-one passengers and
s2500O0 ia specie. ii. r. Iuckcrman, bearer
Of despatches TO London, is among the passen-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13
BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.

Seven prisoners broke jail here last night
Two of them were confined upon the charge
of murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13

The steamer Illinois arrived here to-day,
with two and half millions gold. Her news
was anticipated by the arrival of the Phla.
delphia at New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13
de
&c ] ard Druggists gcnaIal!y.
y


IL Grand New ears Presert--A Fine
God Watch, worth eixty-ive dollars, will be pre-
scented on New Years day Mountain & Co.'S
Jewelry aud Fancy Store. No. PIT Main street. Rich
moud. Tne subscribers offer to the public rare
chaI &c IL get beautiful fine Is carat gold Hunting
Gaze Watch su table tor lady or gentleman, as q
new years present. The following arrangement
VIII be- made on the lst of November, and continue
uutil the lst of January, 1883:
Every person, on purchasing each and every ar
tice ol the value Of @3 and upwards, will receive a
card with a number on it, and their name and cor
responding number will be registered In a book
kept tor that purpose. On new years day all the
corresponding numbers CT c. rds issued viii be put
tn bag and well shaken, WHEN number will be
drawn by person entirely disinteIested, and the
person holding The card with tbs number corres
pUndirg TO that which is drawn Will receive pre-
sent ii d fine gold hunting watch.
Each person, on purchasing each and every artt
Gle OF the value OF = 50 TO IS, viii in like manner
receive card above, and the holder Of the cor.
responding number drawn viii receive present Il
nae gold lochet WORTH S8. And each person, on
tice Of the value of from % cents to 81 so, viii in
like manner AS above drawn, receive handsome
port inOnnae worth 20.
A fac assortment Of Jewelrv, Clocks, Watches
and Fancy Articles ON hand.
Clocks and Watches repaired by an experienced
work man. All kinds OF lswelry made and repaired
at the shortest notice and lowest prices, and salts
faction warranted. Diamonds and other precious
81 mes set 10 order IN the latest New York style
N B-The articles will be exhibited IN The window
until the drawing. Don't forget sha place.
p MOUNTAIN Il co.
no l-2m* No cit Maia street.
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Chronic rheumatism of Ten Years,
standing

Price, merchant, writes mo Language can de.
scribe the suferings have endured for the last ten
years. Mine Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
forms For the last three years have scarcely been
able to turn myself in bed during the night NJ whole
system affected. have had the best medical at
tendance which could be procured in the Hast and
South. And besides have used all other remedies Of
which could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution of any At length tried
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound, and it has par
formed radical cure. z. PRiCRs
de I-dif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13
.Un{E-IIDuse turned,

ALBANY, Dec. i0.-The extensive malt,
house Of Messrs. Taylor & Sons was des-
royed by ffe ths evening, with lis contents,
embracing large quantity Of malt The loss
IS 81 600.
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Hy Alexander NotE g. Go,


" Until the season closes, commencing at seven
ociocS, at which time wll sell from the shelves
IN lois TO suit pu! chaseIs, good selection Of pieces
and cut dry goods. hardware cutlery guns, pistols
gold and silver watches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description. Also general assortment Vi
fancy goods ALEX MOTT d CO.
~ Aue.ioneers.
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'E'EIE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND

'ENHE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND
4 are requested to meet at the Reading Room,
corner Of Governor and Main streets, On Monday
evening 18th iEst al o'clock to consider the pro
priety Of s.zding delegates to the Commercial Con
venton to be held in Baltimore on the 18th inst.
the Baltimore Board of Trade states ''that the
object of this Convention is to stimulate the Com.
nercal Progress of the Southern and Western
States, in their direct intercourse with Europe,
and in regard also TO their Internal Trade"
Signed:
LEWIS WEBB & SON
CHAS WORKMAN g. CO
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
HUGH w FRY
KENr, PAINE & KENT
JOHN W0M3LE u co
BACON e. BteKEhVILE
THO3 r PRICE 81 co
DUNLOP, MONCURE 6 CO
HAXALL s. BROTHER
u. ffoF
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Clay, Webster and Calhoun OJsequtes.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 8.-Business has been
generally suspended here to-day, as mark Of
respect 10 the memory Of the mighty trio of de-
parted American statesmen-Cluy, Calhoun
and Webster. An immense funeral process
SION took place, the largest ever Witnessed
IN this city. Fully $4,000 persons were on the
streets.
The day was fine, and The whole city turned
out to witness the pageant.