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District Court Of the United States, I
Within and for The District of Illinois. )

District Court Of the United States, I
within and for The District Of Illinois.
EN the matter OF the petition of LEANDrR
A NEWPORT, of Grundy county, to DC
declared bankrupt, and to be discharged
from his debts.
Notice is hereby given, that Leaiider
Newport, of Grundy county, has filed his
petition in this court 10 be declared a bank
Iupt, and to be discharged from his debts,
under the act of Congress IN such cases
made and provided, and that an order has
been duly entered in this court appointing
the 18th day of November next, at the
District court room, in the city OF Spring
field, in this District, as the time and
place for the hearing Of said petition all
persons interested may then and there ap-
pear and show cause, if any they have,
why prayer of said petition should not be
granted. Dated this 3D. day Of October,
A. D., 1912.
+. l.. DIcKEy, sorrt for pet'r.
ATTEST: j. f. Outings, clerk. 20
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Rcforis Courteous. - The convivia
Charles the Bold, being seated al a
dinner-table opposite the learned Scotas,
asked him jeeringly what was the dill
ference between Scot and sot. "Thcy
are only divided by the table, was the
reply. After tho duel between Lord
Casicreagh and Nj. de Melei, Lord
N, conversng with the most emf
ncnt of our tragic performers, nadver-
,cn,ly expressed his opinion, that the
noble duelist had degraded himself by
meeting the husband of an actress, ending
with the inquiry, "ls the fellow gentle
man ~ 81 really can't tell you, my lord
replied our Roscius "but known tina
he's noblcman p New Monthly Ma
gazine: Short Rides in an Authors On
nbus.
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CETY HOTEL,
Northeast corner cfthe Public Squire
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.

Azv-a THE subscriber respectfully informs
TfsEssrgs his friends and the public generally
sssssistAts that he has taken the above establish
.s'ssi@-,s5.ss:2 mcnt, where he would he happy 10
meet his old customers, confident that he Is now
able te give them additional satisfaction; and also
as many new customers as can find it convenient
to favor him. feeling assured that he is able to ac-
commcdatc them to their entire satisfaction.
His house is situated directly in the business
par, of the town, at the most eligible spot IN 1t
lie natcrs himself that it is as well, at least,
adapted to the accommodation and convenience oil
the public as any other in the place; and he feels
safe in making the same assertion respecting his
stabling. The bar is always well furnished, and
he is quite sure that there shall never be any
grumbling on that score.
Respecting his prices, the public are informed
that they are on the hlc price cash system, and he
is very certain tina, there will he no dissatisfaction
in relation to them. Travellers, Transfers, and
drovers, will find it to their advantage to give hun
a call, as he is prepared with extensive stablng
yard, &C., sufficient to accommodate them to al
most any extent.
Persons attending court during its coming SEES
sion will find him just their man, not only Tor Tho
reason Just given, but also because no Is very
sure they ,ciH be 2ieasea with his prices and ae
commolation. IL. y. CLAIM.
Ottawa. Oct. 81, 1912. 20-u
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
"a tile estate of Zaccheus Farweli, ".
deceased, are hereby notified and requcs-
ted to attend before the Probate Justice OF
Lasallc county, on Monday the 9th tlay
of December next, A. d., 1912, for the
purpose of having the same adjusted
that being the time fixed upon by the
subscriber, in pursuance of the statue, Tor
the purpose of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate of said decedent.
JACOB FULLERTON,
administrator.
| Oct. :, 1912. io-oW
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HORSES STOLEN!
Oct. %, 1912.

GAN "Wednesday night last two horses
W were stolen from the residence OF
Daniel Warren on Indian Creek. One OF
the horses is a dark-chcsnut sorrcl, with
wart on his left side, near his shoulder,
both hind feet white, and a star on his
forehead f; the other is black mare, leii
hind foot white, short built and heavy
made-both are fine animals.
Any information given respecting the
horses or thief, will be thankfully received
and literally rewarded by
FRANCIS LIBBY.
Indian Creek, Oct. 81, 1912. 20:
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MANsroN HOUSE.
md General Stage Office, ONa,ra, ITS.

find General Stage Office, ONa'ca, ms.
yEvHE subscriber respectfully informs the travel,
L ling public, that he has taken this commodi-
Gus establishment, situated at the southeast corner
of the public square, in the town of Ottawa.
The situation is pleasant and central, being
in the business part of the town and directly op.
posite the Court House. The building Is large
and commodious, and is well provided with cham
beers and parlors, neatly furnished, airy, pleasant
and agreeable. A daily line of stages arrive ant
depart for the East and West.
The undersigned, having had considerable ex
perience in keeping public house, ha''er'
himself that he can give entire satisfaction tC
those who may favor him with their patronage
His arrangements in regard to management o
the house, are extensive and convenient, and M
pains will be spared to give prompt accommoda
zion. H. uhhl
ottawa Oct 81 1Si3 20-tf
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District Court orMc United STATES, I
Will, anil far the District Of Illinois. \

Within and for the District q illinois,. )
a n the matter Of the petition OF SoLoN
KNAPP of la Sale county, Illinois,
TO be declared bankrupt and to be dis
charged from his debts.-Notce is hereby
given, that Scion Knapp of La Sale coun-
ty, lllinois, has filed his petition in this
court to be declared a bankrupt and 10 be
discharged from his debts under the act OF
Congress in such case made and preyl-
ded, and that an order has been duly en-
tered in this court appointing the 18th
day of November, at the District court
room in Springfield, in this District, as
the time and place for the hearing of said
petition all persons interested may
then and there appear and show cause, il
any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted. Dated the
LIST day Of October, A. d., 4S42.
Logan g. Lincoln, soils for pet.
Attest-JameS Z. O'cings, clerk. 81
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,Qdministyatrir'S Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate of Joseph Becker, de-
ceased, are requested to present the same
within nine months to the subscriber or
to the court of probate of La Sale county
for settlement URSULA BECKER,
Ottawa, Oct. 6, 1Sl2.--lS-4t Hdm' I
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FALL AND WINTER
READY FYADE CLOTHING,

yEvHE subscriblr. at 3! Main street, st. Louis,
\ has received by late arrivals an extensive ana
splendid assortment OF Ready Made Clothing,
comprising almost every article usually kept IN a
Clothing Store, all Of which Is made up IN SUI
perior and fashionable manner, by wholesale
clothing house in the city of New York, with
which he is connected, and enables him to sell not
only cheaper than any house in st. Louis, but at
the lo,cesi New York prices. Country merchants
ia want ofcohing to sell again, will find It to Their
interest 10 call and examine his stock before pnr-
chasing elsewhere. NJ. BROWN.
September 80, 1912. H-rIM
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GRAND CIRCULAR
wv O u il HI W IN u .

WV ~ ~ - ISL " IN ~
A GRAND Circular Wolf Hunt will take
"a place on Saturday the och Of October. The
bounds are as follows TO commence at Cherry
Point; thence to Roberts Point; thence to Gale
donia, Florid. GrnNlle and Seybot's Mills;
thence up the Nermilion to Long Point, and
from thence to Cherry Point, the place OF begin
ing. The following persons are appointed Marsh
ais. viz: Joshua Evcns, Enoc Dent, David Mey-
crs. d. GAYLORD, George Debit, James Shields,
John LLOYD, Asahcl lIaunum, T.. G. Fylla, Jas
Rammagc Joseph Iloylc Aaron WhiHker, j.
Slrawn, $. d. Laughlin, Benz. Coulter. William
Stewart, ]. G.. Dunlevy, Ralph Ware, Capt An
drcws, Na,h Richcy, j. 5. Let's VIM. Clayton,
| G. II. Potter, G.. NJ. Newton, Lewis Bailey, VIM.
Seeley, Levi Woodwork, John Woods, +. Gail
laway, Mr.. McCunc, and John Evens. Each
Marshal is requested to appoint four Captains,
each captain to carry horn, and to be on the
! line of march with his men at least 30 minutes
before 9 O'Clock, a. NJ, and to have them properly
| suaccd. The duty Of the Marshals will be to keep
their respective companies in good order. They
will carry a staff with a white cloth on it. Isaac
Springer l.. Roberts, William Iiaws, Jonathan
Wilson, Christopher Winters Mr.. Slayter, Albert
Moon and Mr.. Mcdowell, are appointend Crane
Marshals. Their duty will be to see that a regu
lar march is observed They should wear re,
belt around them. At 8 O'Clock the Grand Mar
shals will order an advance. The Captains vii
sound their horns, and continue to do 50 unit
they come to the closing ground, where flag vii
he raised and Il circle marked with straw. Z
signal gun will be fired in the centre, at which
time the dogs will be turned in. The men wi
all keep their places, except those having dog
f who alone will be allowed to 90 IN the circle
Those having dogs will keep them tied until th
} signal gun is fired.
As much will depend on the good order and th
regularity of the march, it il hoped that no on
will so far forget himself as to violate good ord'
r n the line, either at or before closing.
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A couple of sons of the Emerald Isle
meeting one day, after the usual saluta
lions. one said to the other-"Well, Pat
rick, poor Horizons dead !" (alluding 10
one of their acquaintance who died sud-
denly.) O yes, it's very sickly here; a
great many died this year that never died
before ~
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TOUNTY ORDERS.-The highest
" price in goods will be given for $500
in county orders, by
WALKER e. IlICKIlNG.
Ottawa, July 18th, lSi2.-7u
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New Fall and Winter GOODS
William True & Son

NllilNm IIuU " NUH
EVAVING Just opened their Fall and Winter
< b stock of goods, purchased in New \ oFk and
Boston at remarkably low prices, are prepared to
offer their customers and the public, hrsl-ratc
assortment at prices that all will acknowledge are
uacommoniy iJtc for this markct--ior instance
Our stock consists in part of
200 pieces calico, from 10 to 25 cts. pery'd
% sannets, rs TO l.25 L"
10 bales brown sheet. 8 to 10
% pieces white and cold ilannels, from
% to G2l cts. per yard,
Besides, Broadcloihs; Beaver, Pilot and
Asphaltum Cloths for over-coats; Paris
cord and plain cassimcrcs ; Nlolesklns /;
Tailors' trimmings; Silk and Cotton Vel
vets; Blue Drills; Merinocs Alpaccas ;
Bombazines; Dress and Bonnet Silks !;
Figd. and plain Ribbons; CambrIcks
Muslns; Lawns; Linens Linen Cam
bricks and Linen Cambrick lldkls. Dia-
per and Crash; Carpeting and Rugs
Shawls; Pocket and Dress lldkis; and
great variety Of small articles. .HfSo'
400 pairs Mems Boots and Brogans,
200 do Womcn's Boots and Shoes,
800 do Boys and Girls Booees,
Besides, Ladies' Cater Boots; Ladies
and Misses Gambroon Slips, new aux
beautiful article; Ladies French anl
common kid Slips and walking Shoes
Children's Shoes;
CLOTH ING;
! Over-coats Dress and Frock Goats
Pants; Vests; SHIFTS and Drawers
Gloves Suspenders; Hosiery; Hats &
Caps, &C., &c.
In addition to which we have also
good assortment of Groceries, Hard'cart
&C., SC.
All the above we will sell for cash, o
Wheat, Oats, Hides, Bees-wax, FlaXsect
&C., &c. 2l--tf
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=
III up to the Let OF October, lS42.
Adams Jacob Hoas John s
Aams Charles Hackett Ruben
Aldrich NJ A iraland q
Austin Sales knudson kund, Binger
App,ebee William Knapp Solan
Allen Andrew kenady Michael
Burlington Mrs Jane Lamb Benjamin =
Barber Mrs Maria LOhnor, Oil \
Ballard Mrs & Lighthall Joseph
Barefoot John Login Robert
Brown Joshua Largint James Il
Burnett Ward Lukins Chiaunt IL
Burt J NJ McClaskey Alexander
Beaumont J 4 o Morrill, Marcelus
Bergen X Dennison Morris Thomas Ii
Barnes Mcdonald Michael
Brewster William Morgan William
Broomgeld Samuel Mace Gideon
Brown Charles Mahony Johannes
Brown James Moornaugh William
Curtis Iowinia Madden Daniel
Conde James Murdoch III
Cahill Cornelius McCarty James
Coe Watson V MkinSamuel
Corlcy Patrick McSwecncy Edward
Cunningham James Mitchell Patrick
Corlcy Mrs Sarah Morse Lowell
Chapln p p Marsh George
Chordin John Noon John b
Campbell James Aiackey Benjamin
| Clark AR Murphey Bartholomew
Cartwright Peter Mead James
Covannaugh Thomas Marley John
Cunningham Patrick McCary Joseph
| Collins Thorn Nichols Roswell
Carter Joel O'Dounell Alexander
| Crook : Oliver y
! Cotton ii q Ocouuor Luke
Daggon Peter Oconner Michael
Day James Pembroke Euos
Dullev Patrick Purcell Patrick
/ Dart L ID Preton John b
Downey Thomas Peacock John
! Danovun Matthias Peters Onslow
Dorrng Thomas , Peltur (stouc cuter)
Downy John Partridge Edward
Delano lucan b Peterson Jacob
Devoro NJ Phillips James NJ
| Dennis Ii arrison G. Parker Samuel
Derkn Harvey Plat Nelson
Ellsworth VIM \ Prescott James
Ellsworth Mrs Harriet HPcrley Nathaniel
Eagen James w Humphrey Mrs Mona
Fisher A A Russell James
FlagC Mr.. Roche Patrick
Foster Alfred Russell Mrs lucretia
; Fishburn Jacob Reader David x Jacob
Flight Hanchnl Rider Bartholomew
Freeman John Rim Randall
Flagg w + Roddy William
Fuch Joseph Ryan Michael
Farwell : Smith James >
, Gale William III Sargcn; Henry
Gates Warren Seaman Nathaniel
Calvin Thomas Shaw John
Greggs Mrs Eleanor Sweeney John
Grun Gilbert Shaw
Hoes A Storm, Wood & Starr
1 Hollands Edward Summers Geordc
, Harding Rev Charles Srachau Alexander
/ lIosford John II S,onlord Il
lIosford A = Talcott l.
Hannah ianian Terhcun Mrs I'll
Haskell William Thornton John
!, Hodgson Thomas Townsend Nathan
y lIeadley Henry white W
' Ucagartv Bartholomew Wilson Osmau
Il Harlow Phineas Woodley Jacob
If Uathman Miss Hannah Whuler Joseph ii
o Holland Edwin Wilcox Mrs Elizabeth
Rowland Mrs A ii Woodruff Ralph
: Hall Dir Youngman Doct
:, GTPersons calling for letters on the above
III will pleas mention that they are advertised.
t. A. WOODRUFF, Postmaster
&c Ottawa, Oct. 7, 1si2.
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ROOFS, SHOES, AND
LEATHER,

SD. Collins & Co. NJ. 1910 Lake 81. OK ~;
pUAVE inst received their fall and winter st<S
Ill consisting of $50 Cases of Mems, Boys am
Yonth's. thick, Kin and calf boots and shoes,
Mems thick. kin and colfbrogans-Gents.c calf ana
cater boots, dancing pumps. Womcn's cali, kip
and morocco boots and shoes, peg'd and sewed----
LADIES' and Miss fine wkg shoes, buskius and
slips, pnitcrs and gambroom huskins. Children's
shoes of ali kinds. Also, sole and upper leather,
calf, kip. morocco, lining and binding skins
Lasts and findings, all OF which Willie sold cheap
for cash, Ivy the package, dozen or single pair
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. -, AZ, Ism.
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GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATION!
Great Opportunity for a Far'ner-Beou'
ifW Residence.
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,,cru,or PacI,et for Illinois River.

q S The new and splendid
a .sa fast sailing Steamboat
rssss::sss 1..isssEss: Ala SALE, sAn'L G.
SF1y--E--s .x5zlE!IA. = DIcKiSsoS, Master, will
$500 - run as a regular packet
between Ltlca and StLouis. She will leave Utica
every Tuesday, and St. Louis every Saturday.
Her accommodations for passengers are OF the
first order, having private state rooms and every
convenience requisite for comfort.
For freight or passage apply to the master on
aboard. mar l---
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List OF Letters


REMAINING in the Post Office at La Sale,
He up to the 1st of October, 1872.
Babcock George 2 Johnson John i
Backus Stephen Kennedy Michael
Bachcr Mary Kennedy James
Barber Robert Reyes Everett
Bailey Felix Kinney Henry
Bernett Mrs Oliver Lamb } IL
Bremen John 2 l.eahy John
Brown Elizabeth Leonard iiarVy
Burdick Daniel ii Lewis Joseph
Burke James Lovett jeremiah d
Burnham Mr. Luck leter
Butts JIM Mchan'y Thomas
Brown Mr. Manning ] NJ
Cahill Bridget Martin James
Campbell Alex Martin Geo b
Garfield Herman DMarlin G Il u 20
Candren Luke MINER G W
Casey Pat Mnahan Maurice
Chumasero VIM Mitchell " i'llam
Christi William Mitchell Thomas
Chilly Darn Norman or Aooihg-
Clarke Thomas ton
Clinefclter Mary Mossman M'chaei
Cinefelter Henry Montleth waiter
Copely Cornelius Monler Jean
Collins William McCully Peter
Conncll Nicholas McCarty Martin
Croghan James McLurreny EDWARD
Cummings Scion MacManara James
Davis George A . Murphy ID
Dillon Peter Murthra Bernard
Douglass David Olsar Lars
: Downs Myron d Omauy Woodruff
: Duncan Nicholas ParmerIy Mr.
| fillmore ] II Peyton Thomas
= Ewing w G 81 Co Prior Patrick
b. Finnimore EbenezerQuiglcy Samuel
C Garvery John Richardson WIN
y Goodscll Herman Robinson James
o Griffin Isaac Schooler William !
s. Guthrie &c SculIy Patrick
:. u,l Hiram Sherwood Adiel
=, IJavse John Shook Mr.
e Hardy Isaac Sloat Charles W
r, Hartley James Il swift JarVls
Ir Harrington Lcvlna ASanet' DAVID
IIaws Godfrey Smith Joseph
uondriy John Seyboli Josiah ,
- Iiibbard Nathaniel Tercn Miss A
IIouge Isaac NeoO " ,, ,,.',
Rowland Leonard EWalroth William
Hyatt A MheC'e' Luw Nv, -
IS, jerks Mrs l,are Woodwork IL /
'g rrpcrsons calling for letters on the above h
y will please mention that they advertised.
VI If. T.. OSBORNE, Postmaster.
nc La Sale, October Z. 1872.
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GU TIA IN ca:
FASHIONS! FASHIONS,!
Buchanan 81 Eichelbcrgcr

Buchanan ~ Eichelbcracr
VNOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Ottawa and the public in general, that they
have just received from the city OF New orl the
Fall & Winter Fashions,
and are now ready to accommodate their custo-
mers in the most approved Eastern style, at their
old stand on the west side OF the public square,
They also return their greatful thanks to their
friends for the liberal patronage they have hereto.
fore received, and hope by their Womptness and
attention to business, to merit the continuance Of
public favor.
Ottawa, Oct. rs, 1912. 52-Ii.
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FARM AND RESIDENCE,

Formerly known as the Campbell Farm,
afterwards rs the Day Farm, and now
owned by the subscriber, situated in La
SolJe county, state of Illinois, one half
mile from the town of Ottawa, on the
south side of the Illinois river, containing
One Hundred acres of rich farming land,
al under rood fence, with an apple and
peach orchard, together with the improve
mont thereon. heinz commodious EramC
building, with eight good rooms and a
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Money Marker.

Corrected weekly from the Chicago Democrat
and 81. Louis Republican.
Draw, Oct. 2S, 1912.
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AyJCTkON---EsEAL ESTATE.

VIII be sold at public auction, without
reserve, on the ION day Of Nopembe1
meet, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, that beautiful
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List OF Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Ottawa
III up to the Let OF October, 1912.
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REMAINING in the Post Office at La Sale,
se, up to the 1st of October, 1912.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-25

occasion. He says he paid it out of his ownpock-d
ct. The ladies ofNew-O Orleans made up the sum-,
but he requested them to give 1t to the orphans
who lost their fathers in the battle. -.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation was
before the House, and was gone through] with.
It will go back to the Senate next. - -
WASHINGTON, May l6.
It appears that Mr.. Webster was to meet
some of the suffrage party in New York, before
this. There is no doubt that great efforts nave
been made by the administration to bring abouti
an adjustment of the Rhode Island question
So firm was the Executive on this point that ne
produced some impression on the delegates OF
both parties. The representatives OF the IN
surgents left this city in the firm persuasion that
the mater was to be speedily compromised
Mr.. Webster certainly lent his aid to the object
and is himself in favor of the extension OF the
right of suffrage in the State. But the chatter
party have taken higher ground. The charter
assembly has adjourned without providing for a
new convention, which was to be the compro-
mise The arrests under the treason act must
90 on. Force is to be employed, on one hand,
but on the other hand holds out no offer of COM
promise. Iwish we'll in this, as in all cases, to
the constituted authorities. / hope they will
triumph, and prove that the law can be sustained,
under our institutions, even IN the most violent
shock of parties. But the opinion here is that
the crisis is now to take place. An issue-and
an issue of force-is to be made on the arrest of
Thomas w. Dorr, the suffrage Governor. He
was to leave New York, with an armed escort,
this evening (Monday.) In Providence, he is
to be met by his partzans with large and etti-
cent force. Should an arrest be attempted,
there may be trouble.
Should this matter come to bloodshed, it
will be bad thing for this whole country
1t will break the charm which has sustained re-
publican government, and reduce every thing to
mere force. After anarchy and confusion, pro-
perty will subsidize force, and substitute it for
our present free institutions. This seems to be
the course of the world
The House was chiefysengaged, to-day, on
the Report of the Committee, of Conference,
on the disagreeng votes upon the general Ap-
preparation Bill. The Committee reported 49,
600 dollars for the Boston Custom House, which
was agreed to. AS to the furniture of the New
York Custom House. the Committee reported
that it should be paid for, if the Select Commit
tee of the House, appointed on the subject,
should approve of the items
The Naval Appropriation Bill was under con-
sideration for some time, but no approach was
made to question upon it.
The Senate had no public business of impor-
tance before them. They agreed to the report
of the Committee of Conference.
The passage of the Appropriation Bill will be
great relief to the people of this District, and
to all the Of the government.