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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-24
OUEENSWARE.

1.-TWO hundred and thirty crates Queensware and five
i hundred and sixty packages Glassware with gen.
eral assortment of French. English, plain and figured
Gold Brand China, German ware &c. All of which must
be sold this spring The stock is complete and im
ported especially for this market. We would solicit the
special attention of heavy Dealers who have hitherto
made their purchases i'm the East and South pledge
ourselves to them time and money well break
age. Those wanting buy would do well to call once,
goods must and will be sold at lowest fgures.-
SoBs assorted crates and casks on hand.
Terms cash, or accepted paper Merchants visiting
city will find il to their interest 10 make purchases of
us. lmh22l H0LLINGSWORTH e. HUGHES.
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New Grocery and Provision Store.

HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Ev
Il ansyille and the surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocery, Provision and Fruit Store the corner
OF Main and Fourth streets and will be his aim keep
every article i'm his line, either wholesale RETAIL
lhave on hand large lot of cheese which win sell by
the box single pound among the lot there Eng
ish Dairy Cheese rich article Coffee Rice, RaisiBs,
Oranges Lemons, Teas of all kinds Lard OIL Vinegar
Molasses green Apples Candies Starch Mustard Pep
per, Indigo. Stae Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles too tedious to MENTION which ey
sons may see by giving call All kinds Of Produce
wanted. Gdec6l JAS. SPALDING.
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LamascO Grocery Store.

u ii. RECHTIN has opened a Grocery and Dry Good
ID. Store on Fulton Avenue, near High street, Lamasco
City, which eintends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware, Crockery, &c.
Families in his neighborhood wonld do well 10 give him
call, as they will find everything desired in his lire Of bus
mess and prices reasonable He sdetemined deserve
and thinks he will getitrom all those who
try his store. [febl6-tfl
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j. IL w. EILLY,

j. IL w. EILLY,
WHOLESALE DEALERS GROCERIES, NAILS, Glass,
COTTON YARNS, COTTON BATTING, &c. DE.
OFFER for sale well selected stock of Groceries moi
~ of which have recently been received from the Eas
and embracing nearly everything usually Kept IN the Gre
cery line, amongst which are
300 lbs choice Indigo. wcrranted;
400 lbs Dutch Nader;
40packages Green and Black Teas
j bbl CloTcs do Nutmegs;
lC0,OC0 Gun Caps, split and ribbed;
90 boxes Ground Spices. from Hope MHh.
90 gross BonDe. Boards;
100 do Matches, best brands;
90 doZ States, American make;
IS do Curry Combs;
10 do Collins Axes
40 Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper;
lC0 Sides Sole Leather;
95 bbls Tar;
ALSO: supply of Coffee Sugar. Molasses Rice, Mack
erel Herring, Goldfish, Tanners Oil, Oakum, SULPHUR.
Birthstone, alum, copperas. whiting saleratus Soda log
wood cotton wrapping wine, candlewick carpet chain.
EPSON Salts. washing and shaving soap, sc.
With view ofextending the busshess the subscribers
offer their stock atlow prices for cash produce. New
customers aeed notask for credit and old ones win please
make as quick returns possible.
Full prices paid for produce in exchange for The above
nov2s'5l Main street, Evansville. Indiana.
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SPRING CAssIMEREs.
ICE CREAM SALOON.

INHE undersigned has neatly fitted up room at hi
Il residence Second st eet, next door to Mr. Me
-er's Church. Ice Cream aloon, where he would
be happy TO see M, ladies and gentlemen
Lemon, Vanilla and Rose favored reaus, ..-de Of the
richest materials, be obtained every evening. He is
prepared supply families and parties with Ice Cream
IN any quantity desired. Orders left at his Saloon by
FAMILIES will be punctually attended to- and
to dwellings when desired. GEO. W. GLOVER.
ErmYl2-ML
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EVANSVILLE, Ia. SATURDAY, JULY a. 1852.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMETS.
A, q. BUNYAN.

MERCHANT TAILOR, 44s MAIN STREET,,
Opposite the Journal Office, Lsrisriiie, Kentucky.
HAS Just received his Spring and hummer stock ofrich
IL GoodsBroadcoths ofall colors and ofhe very best
finest fabre Fancy Cassimeres great varety-he rich
est and most fashionable patterns very fne Snen Drills
ofevery variety and style rich plain and figured Silks
Linen, Vancia, Cashmere Marsaes and Satin Vestings
Aso white silk Vestings ofsuperor quality and syle
weddings and parties.
He will make up these goods order In the best
sble manner in style unequalled by any other establish
ment in the v Il, and inferior 10 none in the East
Mr.. WARst y. WILLS, tie distinguished Cutter pre-.
sides over the CD ing department.
Gentlemen l;s..ng Louisville respectfully solicited
to call and examine our goods, which will be sold ior for
Cash superior stock of Gentlemens Furnishing goods
always hand-Linen and Cotton Shirts silk, linen,
ton and woollen underwear silk and gngham
Gloves in great variety and color Stocks Scar Cravas
and silk and linen Handkerchefs-al kinds of Hosiery
&C., DE. Al orders promptly attended to. ap2O4 am
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STATE OE sSI,sAE4. ye
GaHderburgh County. ."
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court in vacation July l3
1SJ2.
Henry Marks and
Daniel ;.; lockwood Domestic Attachment.
Hugh J. Bradley,
NOTICE is hereby given that, i'm the above entitled
IN CAUSE, writ of Domestic Attachment was issued
the 18th day OF March, A d. 1852 of the Office of the
Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court against the
lands tenenents, hereditaments, goods chaes rights,
cr.ds moneys and effects of the said Hugh J. Bradley
said writ has been returned executed by the Sheriff Of
Vanderburgh county. The said defendant is hereby
titled of the pendency of said suit and that unless he
pear and defend the same provided by law said Court
WILL the proper tmc proceed to adudicate thereon in
his absence BEN. STINSON. Clerk.
By GEo. II. ToDD, Deputy CTk. jyI4-3wdl
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ITLQUR.-2O0 Ibis S. F. Flour in store and for sale
l' low by s. Z. GILBERT IL Co,
je19 Sycamore near Water.
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GROCERIES.
JOHN YARRELL.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

M have this day associated ourselves for the pup
w pose Of dong general Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery, Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore
three doors above JAS Laughlin Jr iron store. We
prepared to keep full and we'll selected stock and will
sell at as low rates neia hbors The produce oe
country will be taken cash. its market and ina
the general conduct our business shall endeavor 10
make it satisfactory to patrons.
~-"s &c GRAHAM e. FARRRIJ
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

STtTi GE ES pEiNA, &C
Vand"rburgh County, 90
In the VaEdcrburgh Circuit Court IN vacation July I3
1859.
Levin L. Shreve,
Reddiek ID. Anderson and
John II. Thomas, r-.;,, ,..,.
1iSiN'S" @''"-N4i1-io".
Robt. B. X. TedtOrd ard
Margaret Parkinson.
n Office IS hereby given that. in the above entitled
IN cause writ of Foreign attachment issued on
the 25t day o March, A. d. l52, of the Office the
Clerk OF the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, against the
lands. tenements heredaments, goods, ehatties rights
credits moneys and effects of the said Robert b. k Ted.
ford aud Margaret Ptrkinson which writ has been
turned, executed by the Sheriff o Vanderburgh county.
The said def ndants hereby notified of the pendeney
o said s and that unless they appear and defeEd
sane US provided by aw said Court WILL at the proper
time, proceed TO adjudicate thereon in their absence.
BEN. STINSON Clerk.
by GEO. II. Tom, Deputy Crk. jyli 3wdl
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y JACKsoNs PATENT CcoK STOVES
FOR SALE.

49,. THE WASHINGTON HOTEL. al the corner Of
I'D. Water and Vine streets IL offered private sale
III reasonable terms and IL not sold by the first
day August the building will be leased rented. The
Liquors. BarhXtures. Furniture, bedding. &c. &c, W.
be I'll Monday, the 2d day of August public
tioa Tor farther particulars and terms, handbills
the Gay p,o,ry,,s y, e.,5. .,rrly -
yl4H a NJ HElNz.
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ALLES & HOWES

ARE now permanently located in their new building
IA corner of Water and Vine streets where they intend
to continue enlarged scale, their usual wholesale
business in Liquors and Groceries.
They have now in store larger. better and cheaper
stock of Imported Liquors than has heretofore been
In Evansville.
Their Reoirg establishment is constructed tn la
test and most improved plan and is superItended by
who has had ten experience in the business in
New York and Cincinnati They therefore fatter them
selves that they can furnish either imported Domes-
tic Liquors. in quality nowhere TO be excelled and f
ces on par with Louisville and Cincinnati.
They have on hand splendid assortment of Teas and
their stock of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, SrruIs, Rice
Fruits ee.. is being daily enlarged by shipments from n
Orleans. They determined TO convince merchant
Green Rivers that Evansville the most advsnageou,
place for hen 10 buy Groceries. and win do al in their
power TO make il
Our friends Green River win fnber fhaf fhs
steamer Kentucky No. is ready 10 commence her
regular trips exclusively from Evansville and WILL with
two other boats engaged i'm the trade make Evansville the
most convenient point for the transaction of Green River
business. Tdec26'50l ALLIS & HOWES.
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

NEW IVNN 7CIVI hin VNEs
ON WATER STREET NEXT To noRSBRooK BrRTIs GROCERY
Bet.ceen Main and Sycamore.
S. GUMBERTS Wholesale ~SS
and Retail Clothing Manufactu- <xfTS
zz rer, has just received a large as 49,
~ sortment of Superior Black Cas- ~
simere and various coors aso assortment of Satti-
netts Casinetts and Tweeds also, Black Silk and Satin
and other Vests and common Vests of all kinds In
necob with his large stock of Clothing, he will keep
Hats and Caps Carpet Bags and Trunks:
also, fine assortment oi1ne Linen Shirts and Crayats,
ara various other articles.
He is prepared to sell Clothing, wholesale and retail
much cheaper than any house in this city, and solics
continuance of the patronage literally bestowed upon
him. Come and give ms call.
mhl6 s. GUMBERTS.
z. 81 take for Clothing ofany kind and
make to order i'm the best style.
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n FURNISHING GOODS. Nn
~ All the late styles of plain and fancy silk SS3S3
- and satin Crayats, Scarfs and Stocks white .
and all coors Pocket Handkerchefs Linen and Linen.
bosom Shirts Muslin and Flannel do Flannel Net Un-
dershrts and Drawers Shirt collars every kind OF Beaver
Kid Thread and Cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
gum Suspenders; silk, gngham and cotton Umbrellas
Dodds, Sherwpods and Chase's Hats also, Silk Hats
Caps, Boots. Shoes, walking canes, DC.
All the above articles an every thing else in the furnish
ing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH!
We shall continue TO receive fresh supplies weekly du-
ring the season from manufactory in Cincinnati.
nova ALTERING g. DRUMMER.
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NEW WFAMILY GROCERY.
HATS: HATS!! HATS!l,

C,ILKS--2O pieces calOred and white Pou de Sole.
- reed this day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO..
| mh94 Az Main street Louisville, Ky.
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Clothing, Furnishi ng GOODS, Hats,
Cans. &c.

n NIONONGAHELA WHISKY bbls fifteen wears old
vi the superior article already favoraby,kn known
ust received by (apIOl ALLIS d MOVIES
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(tANNELTON MILLS CHAMBRAGES.-5 cases for
~ sale by JAS. Low & CO., All Main st. Lou'' NY
je2l
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T IFE of Gen. Winfield Scott for sale at
! je25 K. II. HOOD d co.'s, No. l. Fosters corner.
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List OF Patents

h,ued from the United States Patent Office for ths
Deek ending July %, 1852, and bearing date July
20, 1852
Orville G. Atkins, of Oswego, N. Y.-For inn
VIM. l.. Bass, OF Cambridge. Mass.-For i'm
provement in car seats.
Neri Blatchly, of Windsor, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in pougbs.
Abel Broadway, Of bionson, Mass.-For improve e
ments in machines for shaving shingles.
Alfred Carson, Of New York, N Y.-For i'm.
provemcnt In method Of converting reciprocating
rotary into reciprocatihg rectilinear motion.
Robert East man, of Concord, N. II. assignor to
Captain Seth Eastman, of Washington, d. C.--For
improvement in machines for dressing stone.
John J. FIack, Of Joliet, Ill.-For improvement
in crUppers for harness.
Eiiakin b. Forbush, of Buffalo, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in grain and grass harvesters.
WIN. Hall, of North Adams, Mass.-For i'm
provement in railroad car brakes.
CIar k Jacobs, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For improve.
me mt in rice bullers
Jesse S. and David Lake, of Smiths Landing
N For improvement in grass harvesters.
VIM. Manning, Of South Trenton, N. J.-For
improvement in grass harvesters.
Charles Miller, Of st. Louis, MOTOR improve
ments in sewing machines.
Cyrus Roberts, Of Bclville, Ill.-For improvement
in grain operators.
John Houston and Ebenezer Ross, of Manchester
n. II For improvement in railroad car brakes.
Pleasant 4. Hoyse, Of New Albany, lnd.-FoI
improvement in machines for rubbing stone.
Peter Sweeney, Of Buffalo, N. Y.-For improve
ment in the water pipes OF .uyeres
provement in railroad car coupling.
Amos Paul, Of South Newmarket, N. H.-Fo
design for parlor stove plates.
Additional Improvement.
| Jacob sennefY, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
10, 1851 Additional improvement dated July 20
1852
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"SKY Hon, SIR-SKY HIoH!"-Wherever the
news of General Pierce's "homs uie,ns" on the Flu
gitive Slave law and the institutions of the South
has extended, it has produced prodigious sensa-
ton. In Charlottesville public meeting was forth
with held, and the changes rang upon the shame
ful fraud with immense effect. People begin
ming to wonder, in all quarters. that they could
have been imposed upon SO long by such gross i'm
poeturce.
The revelations from New Boston exhibit the
Locoiocos in the very act of playing Yankee
trick upon the South. They have done the thing
before, but they have escaped detection until after
it's contamination. Now, like thief caught in
the manor, they have no loophole OF escape. They
knew their man, Pierce-they knew that Van
Buren,, and Hallett andRa"to9i, and Bryant. and
Dix, and the rest Of the Freesoers, gong for
him with ga gush OF enthusasm." He WA nomi.
mated because he could obtain that support-apd
he was able to obtain it, because he was known to
Van Buren & Co. to LoATHE the Fugitive Slave
law, and to revolt at the institution Of slavery.
How an the people OF the South confide in these
men any longer? With Governor Joe johnson OF
New York in the executive chair of Virginia who
has shaken our institutions to their foundations
snd New Hampshire Yankee in the Presidency
whose feelings revolt at the institution Of slavery
what ia to become of uss-- Richmond Wing
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the colonists, and will unquestionably be suffi-
cient to compel the English Cabinet to aban-
don the extreme policy they now venture to
inaugurate. "Three marine miles of any Of
the coasts" is a phrase that can bear but one
sensible meaning, and that has the further ad-
vantage Of having been sanctioned by the un-
interrupted practice of thirty-four years. The
construction propounded by the British Colo
NAL Minister would exclude American fisher
men from the only fishing grounds that can re-
pay them for their labor. From bays and in
dents not over six miles in width our people
are of course excluded: but where the waters
exceed that width, whether they be called
bays, CULTS, or indents, they have as much
right to fish as in any other part of the sea.
The opposite superstition is founded upon a
perversion of words that may suit the ext
gencies of minister or the wishes of drowsy
colonists, but it can never receive the sanction
of the English nation. Certainly it can never
be tolerated by the Government or people of
the United States. 1t is an infraction Of Our
rights and interests to which neither the
Government NOR the people will submit.
1t does not follow, however, that the ad-
vancement Of the claim on one side or the re-
lection of it On the other will necessarily en-
broil the two countries in the formidable "dif-
fculties" for which some journalists would
have US prepare. We have had more intricate
difficulties with the same power, without in
curing the calamity of war; and there is no,
the slightest reason for apprehending less
fortunate result in the present case. It is more
than probable that the parliamentary elections
in progress when the last steamer left Eng
land have already sealed the political fate Of
the ministry, and that circumstance alone may,
in great measure, obviate the difficulty, But
whether Sir JOHN PAcKINGToN retain his seat
in Downing street or not, the American people
may rest assured that their interests in the
premises are in good hands, and that no dispo-
sition will be manifested to submit to claim
that has neither law, usage, nor common sense
to recommend it to our favor.
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WASHINGTON:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1852.
WING NOMINATIONS.
For President, FL.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
--..- For Vice President, ....-.-..
WILLIAM a. GRAHAM.
WASHI N GTON:
Congress.

Congress.
In the Senate yesterday the day was main,
ly occupied in discussing the House resolution
fixing the 10th of August for the adjournment,
Of Congress-. The resolution was amended by
inserting the 3lst of August instead of the
10th, and then the resolution was concurred in
In the House Of Representatives the River
and Harbor bill was taken up, and discussed
until the hour of adjournment.
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THE CHOLERA IN missouri Nearly one hun
dred persons persisted in jackson, Missouri. with
the cholera. between the lltb and Goth Of June
being more than fourth Of The whole population
of the village.
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Jacob senpefY, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm.
provement in metallic hcddss Patented January
10, 1861. Additional improvement dated July 20
1862
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ms- WIG MEEr1Ne-second Representative


DistrcThe wings Of the Second Representative District, comprising
the old Third and Fourth Wards Of the City Ncworlean
vted assemble Faesnachs Garden
ton and Posya Streets Wednesday evening"
ect the meeting to nominate delegates the Baton Rouge
bmatoria Convention candidates for Representatives the
Legislature and delegates The City Senatorial Nominating
ton!
WIN Garland II Quick John McCleland, Redwood
Mclean Stuart August Bachelor George Patterson John War
dell Vim Cline, John Smith, Henry Dimond, VIM Duncan, Henry
VII sic, Martin Gcv Thos Redwood WIN HERBERT airnne
Hardin; Bnkne Henry MeDonnd. Long, Lobrano
Graz kapp Cngeman, Aonro Inelan Dillingham; Nixon
james Stockton, Stockton Lyle, Joseph
Giant Eastman Nobss Sudley, Thnlns Clark
Calder, Mcclure Side. D R Calder Graves Thomn. VIII
John Toku John Wolf LAMBERT Taintuer Howell Kn.
Bendenan, Jacob Ebhard Ka, Bles.e, David Stewart
Krai Frank ofn T II Shields, VanOstern
Brown Dumnond Robert Greco, John Reynolds Moes
CS Lee in DAlb Alexander Marks Marks,
Jacob Marks Theodore Marks Atkins Menus BOVINE, Levy
Lu Sslesn Van Kettle Hoppe, John Speh, Leibrook
Mausman, John Wasa John R,ag-rs Saunders Ftank,
Vacon Henry Lathop, Alex McKeever Fetheorh Dr. Bvin
nrcellns Bau George Benson Asa Rann David Snyder Ura
Sade Baxter VIM Wilson, ynlenon iieneuve George
Race VIM Foster Guyol Zimmerman, John McKiernan
Roder, JAS Mobiles Kelly, oIeary Stephen Bouleme
PhlGps Gubernaor Cramhorn Washbun, Thomas Minor
James Harrison John hel Isane RorguexJ Seh ing,
Nimick, Kendig Flconr Fcner, Nichols Murray Se-
II Calder, WIN Bsugher, Sam Wngf-ld, McCsuey, W
Burns, George Wingheld, Forth, Parker III Hutton
Maido. ''''' iN'' n HsfssD
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

YERANDA. C Johnson Pal Hutchinson Pa; E Simmons
NOS Ashton IN; n Lowe, III; Haehett O.; Foster
Oregon Craig, Won Fossom Williams Texas II b
SGnls r soplsi frtsyiasnee Ogden, ssad
sSts;@ Porter q Lannonsr F William. FLe-i Gin
Fe 3, Meeii,h XII 1 Ed r. Ana i
Pratt Aai Hampshire; Ala Sam Bond; Tenn Miss
NJ Pickett Red River Miss Washington, N o.
CITY hager, w G Trembe, NJ Arma, Roberts, Robert
Mackey M Waon Pr Foarnay Patctt IIiard, W
day, Esey, Hutch and lady, Wright Nj, King
Miss NJ Mason servant Mason Mckuver Pbf
La H Shaefer, lady, children Shaefer and
lady Brewer Person Wm English A Leonard Brick
hiy and servant Green and aI Miss
am Green n5 soa Grssn ponPh4n and family Miss
LAZY nad daughter VI Shell, nn Mullen Glover
J Ala Lshtfoo Mrs Freemsn hiilren Hlls
Conoyer, Shields, Bierd Cohen Denz Edgar o.
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Nfg- WINGS, ro Your POSTS !-The wings 81

MG~ WINGS, TO Your PoSTs THE Wings of
the F Ward respectfully with the
msadnton the Wing State Central Committee wEDNEs
DAY EVENING November a. o'clock at g. KAETZELS COZ
FEEHoUSE Of Poymus md Nayades Streets the purpose
appointing Delegates the Wing Convention Rouge
the as Instant in order to nominate Candidates for State Officers
under tho New Contuo and for nominating Candidates the
Legislature for the First Re representative District.
b Walton Walton, Campbell Prendergss Luyet,
Rhodes, P!erson VIM Ahen John Coleman Forbes,
John Watts Ward, Samuel Gwartney NJ
Norman, Golden, Osborne, Sullivan Mitchell
Ges, John Hug Jonn Mccormick Parker VIM Wheaton,
Summers N spnge MeIihsnny George Briggs Ent1 Joseph
sznrenu Joseph Foelker J John Davenport Wells
Golaugt Kraner Cehan: Phelps, Osborne, Tracy
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Circular.
Circular
Mar FtNEKAf. CERBMoNIEs IN HONOR OF

CALHOUN, CLAY AND wEBsfER-TuEsDAY, December De-.
The Of New Orleans have get sds s ninth day
celebration appropriate Funeral Ceremonies respect
the memory of the deceased Statesmen CALHOUN CLAY AND
WEBSTER Tho occasion will be peculiar solemnty and n
the will be off grand and impressive character
desirable that the interior and at dis
sharing the profound emotions of for tho niod
des for the bereavement the nation In their loss, should
have Opportunity part in the public manifestations OF these
feelings therefore e1pre the hope that their country
friends of this and the neighboring aea will join them the
sion Of that da and give to Che moun pageant imposing
aspect a wider denomination Of the national grief
I'll. believed TINT large assemage could be gathered here without
sensible Inconvenience the vsto,s little business
brings great numbers the city during the winter and timely
ren could make that time quite convenient for the
purpose other II Object however, well worthy eh
and the Committee hope here many visitors wory
the smpah Of the people Of other place. paying Of these
Public Honon to departed Genius, Virtue and WfeIom