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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-31

DFA Legislative Temperance Society
has been formed at Jefferson city. Ex-Gov.
Boggs is President. We wish our cores
pendent would inform US how many of our
members belong to it,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-31
WEDNESDAY, August "a, s42.
On motion by Mr.. Conrad.

Off f'FOefSff J 1'AF' OOfhI
Ordered, That the Secretary of the Sen,
ate return to the Department of State the
original papers obtained from that Depart
ment, under the resolution of the 18th inst
relating to the slaves that were taken from
the wreck of the Schooner Hermosa anc
liberated by the British colonial authorize.
at Nassau.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

Moring Spectacle.-Il'sa moving spec
tace to see a little spotted gopher sitting
on log chewing gravel, with the bigtears
running down his innocent cheeks-and
it's a moving spectacle to see little dog
running round to bite his own tail--and
it's a moving spectacle to see a plate OF
cheese spring to life, and start in divers
directions-but more moving, and melting
and schenectady is the spectacle. to see a
coon-skin wing sitting on horseback, all
alone by himself, with ten-penny nail in
his mouth, reading the fourth Veto Of
Gaping John Tyler! Boo hoo! hoo
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ErTll g.'NgaE..

MARRIED-At Iitilc ock. Kendall county
by =. b. Hopkins Esl. $, 3. D'pla, B,l.. {"
Miss Margaret Ross, dlugfe. of Col "i'o
Ross.
Las, evening, near Ecrmilionyillo by 'ho Few,
Mr.. Chase, Mr. Archibald Ross 10 Miss Char
lotto A. Dresser all Of this county.
We acknowledge with much pleasure the re-
ceipt, in ttE from this last "hapFy couple, Of
the printers fee, for which they viii please accept
our kind wishes We have never heard oi--'a-
deed, we are quite sure there never has t@en d
couple who remembered the printers On tncr wed.
ding day, lha, did iot turn out fruitful prosper
ous, aud happy, mi we therefore hao die 'cri
sion to congratulate our youus irlopds on ih'
pleasant prospect they have before them
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07
ARRIVALS q DEPARTURES
OF THE MAILS.

yEyHE eastern and souther mails arrve and de-
4 part daily, except Sundays. Letters eoIas
eastward are mailed at II O'Clock, A. M.-souih-
warldy' at 9 O'Clock, p NJ.
Trl-weekly mail up Fox River, via Dayton,
Worthwhile Pennield, Bristol, Oswcgo and Anro-
IA to Genava, arrives every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at s clock, p. NJ, aud departs every
Tuesday, Thursday q Saturday, at o clock, 4. NJ.
Weekly mail for the southwest, VIA Nerm''
ljonville Point Republic, Magnolia, &c, arrives
on Wednesdays and departs on hprsdays.
Weekly mail to Juliet, via Maiseilics, Morris
Dresden, Kankakee and Shenahon, departs on
| Fridays and arrives IN Saturdays.
| Weekly mail TO Troy Grove arrives and de-
parts every Saturday.
Weekly mail to Bloomington arrives every
Tuesday at 6 o'clock, p. NJ, and departs every
Wednesday, at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Post Office is open on week days durn;
business hours, aud on Sundays from 10 A. N
and from to ) P. VI.
A. WOODRUFF, Postmaster.
Ottawa, Oct. 7, 1912. lS-3S
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

In the course Of the examination OF
Lieut.. Walker, before the court martial al
New York. he stated that while engaged
with the natives on Drummond's Island
81 told Mr., Field, who was one of the
best shots among us, to demonstrate the
efficiency Of our arms.
Juige .AdUocate-Well, sir, how dix
Won demonstrate the efficiency of yonl
arms
UitnesS-O, by shooting native.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having clalms against
"a The estate Of Xlrcheos FarwelI, IT,.
deceased, are hereby notified and reques-
ted to attend before the Probate Justice Of
LasaIle county, on Monday the 9th day
If 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 dcredent-
JACOB FULLERTON,
Administrator.
Oct. Z. 1912. lS--Gw
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MORE NEW GOODS!
"a ME subscribers are now receiving
Il from N. Y. supply Of seasonable
NN.,la ~, rr-s.nto., f,>cs--

FHNilE subscribers are now receiving
Il from N. Y. a supply Of seasonable
Eall and Winter Goods,
which, with their present stock on hand.
will comprise nearly every article general
~ enquired for in country store. We
respectfully invite our old customers to
give US a call and examine our presen.
prices. which cannot fail to please. A
part of our assortment consists in
100 pieces of Printed Caicoas,
Z bales bro. 81 81 Al Domesties,
coo lbs. Cotton Yarns, No. s 10 10,
200 g 4" Bats,
II pieces Flannel.
Also, Siiks, Bom5a-incs, English and
Eench Neriaoes, Linseys, Bheeched
.MiHtags, Shcaiings, Diaper, Crash,
SaHinetis, Jeans, Brown anil Biue
UriEings, Cotton Eianaeis, Tickings.
Al, Ga, and 81 Rob Reg and Nett
Sbaris, Pongce and Bandana Hand
kcrchicfa, Biack Halian and Gingham
CraratS, MHils, MusiinS, Jdcoaetts,
Lice, and other articles TOO numerous
10 mention. Also, large LOT of
gsoots and Shoes,
Leather and Findings; Hardware, Crock
cry Stone Ware, DC. &c.
A full and complete assortment; of Cro-
ccrias, Drugs, 4Nediciaes, OILS, Glass,
nIf Paints and Dye &g6S.
Hides, Tallow, Bees Wax and wheat
wanted in cxchange-and cash viii al
ways be acceptable.
WALKER & HiCKLiNG.
| ONowa, Sept ?. 1912. lS--tf
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AGRICULTURAL
z A! 4 !. & :,

s5iiE Executive Committee of the La
q Sale Comfy Agricultural Soriety
h,uo do,ormioo1 ,bo c,il,w;nr ,s ,h,
= ,...,,I...I =
''''""' W f'o.'',''''' ~ Wv
annual FMr OF the society, on The I'm OF
October next:
.T,,rr,Ns -l.,Los. q. o. o,o yo,r,.
r.-,,'';',, c,r ,,,, ,.ri,, ,ricp,,,i.n. nj M.
pjoa5
RgaaD MARES .s,. hest "a. d ON. wear. .
soh Gr l-,,,o \ r1roiluri,t.
Clj.gS---h.., ! . \ 3yc,rs,ld zach rpi,u
,.,.,.n',,,,.t o,.. ,,.,I.
49,. o,i,-; --,..,....,
$500. i'm,
,oo,s .l.......oi. l-....., A., o..o,.,,.
n n.,r,,,,
CALVES n,nll onl hcjln,l /, best. each UNI.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07

a Sharp Scboiar,-A schoolmaster at the
north. questioning his scholars upon GER
tain points of scriptural history. asked a
little shaver the following:
GLOW long were the children Of Israel
in the Wilderness ?"
GLOW long,
YES"
"They were there until they found
their way out" responded the urchin.
every well. What calamity befel Ne
buchadnezzar for his wickedncss ?"
"lie was obliged to turn Grahamite an(
live on vegetables"
"You may take your seat"
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VIEWING COMMITTEES.

On ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p. Sanger, Asa
Holdrldge, James N. Beechcr, David
Shaver and 7. L. Dickey.
On CaHe.-Chs, II. Sutphen, James
Smith, Isaac Hardy, Henry Green and
Thomas Burnham.
On Swine s. Sheep.-.Jarvis Swift,
Sylvanus Crook, VIM. SeeIey, Ira Harris
horn and George NJ. Dunavan.
On Crops g. PloughS.-John II. Hen
derson, Elmer Baldwin, Robert Rowe,
Joshua Evans and John Palmer
On Dairy,-Bcni. Thompson, Levi H.
Rood, G. NJ. Van Doran, Geo. NJ. New
ton and James Clark.
On Six g. Cloth,--M. L. Holister,
Watson V. Coe, Levi Kelsey, VIM. Stad-
den and 5. ). Bullock.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-07
S.ote Of Illinois, So.
Laya'js county. s
LasaIe Circuit Court--ro November term, 1872.
In Chonccr-Lije' fer D!rOrce.
James Monroe,
rs.
Fanny Monroe.

NOTICE is hereby glyea'o the said
4t Fanny Monroe that the complainant,
James Monroe has fled his petition in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Lasalle county praying TO be divorced
from The said Fanny Monroe, that sum-
nous has been issued ont Of the Clerks
Office against her, the said Fanny Monroe.
reluruab,c before said Circuit Court ON the
first Monday in November next, at the
court then to be holden at the court house
in Ottawa; and ii appeared BY affidavit
filed in the said Clerks Office that the
said FANNY Monroe is rota resident Of the
State Of Illinois. Now. unless you, inc
SAID Fanny Monroe, shall personally DC
and appear before the sa,d Circuit Court
Of said county on tho first ddy Of the neSs
term thereof to be holden At the court
house in Ottawa on tie FIRST Monday M
November next as aforesaid, TO answer
the charges and allegations in said coui-
plaiuaat's petition, the same will DC ,akel1
! ior confessed as agairst YOU and deere
entered according 70 The prayer otthc sa''s
EpeGtlon. l.. LELAND. Clefk.
/ IL H. Sgitt, sol fat es'npI.
| aurus, ID, lsio.. l2--A.
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splrig G3i,s.
snlr al rcnl eStnto.

sale OF real estate.
ENURSUANT TO an order of the cir
Il cult courtor I.asalle county, the un-
dersigned administrators of Norton Gum,
deceased, will sell by public vendue at the
house of Reuben Jacket, Esq, near the
premises, on the 22nd day Of October next,
at y O'Clock, NJ, Of that day. the follow
ing real estate, to.wlt: The east bali OF
the southwest quarter Of section nine ~
also the cast half of the Southwest quar-
ter Of section three (3), all in township
thrty-one (3I north OF range three east
Of the third principal MERIDIAN.
Terms Of sale will be made known on
1.-The day Of sale. DAVID REEDER,
/ Ottawa, July 8, l842.--G--5l. .4lm'r.
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TINE Is MONEY.

yANHE notes and accounts OF tue late firm Of
Weaver & tlise are placed in my hands for
collection. will call once On each individual
and M aiorsi Thoso who have been called on
will find their accounts in tho hands % Esq
Fitch, ifnot paid before tie 10Th Of October.
5. p. sHOPE.
Ottawa, Sept 30, 49,.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

He partnership heretofore existing
b. between w. IL. ". Cushman and
Benjamin Thompson, trading under the
name Of CusIman 81 Thompson, has
been, and is, dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted TO the late firm, by
note or account, are hereby notified that
all papers, books, notes, &C., belonging
to the late firm, are in the hands OF W. IL.
W. Cushman. who is authorised to settle
and arrange the same, and on whom al
who are indebted to the late firm are eX
pected to call and arrange such indebted
ness within reasonable time.
". II IL. CUSHNiN,
RENJ YHOWPSON.
Ottawa, Sept. 30, 1852. l7-2w
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The mayor Of New Yorl, offered n reward of
$3.50 for the arrest of each OF The principles in tho
recent prize fight in that city and $50 for each ac
ccssary in consequence Of which great number
of them have been arrested.
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coMnIrTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Benz. Thompson, Lorenzo p Sanger.
John llise, Nj, L. HOLSTER and i. l..
Dickcy.
.rpl'he members of the society are reminded
that the annual subscription became due on the
st Monday of september, inst. aud it Is lmpor-
tant that it be paid on or before the day Of tn,
Fair. b. Oder gfHt Conwito,
+. BALDWIN, SIC.
September 80, 1912. l7-2
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FG7.lE Subscribers have iust received on con.
4 arnmcat ard TO- sale an extensive supply
OF leather, consisting Of
Calf Skins, Upper Leather, Sole Lea
,hcr, Harness Leather, ana Sheep Skin
Innings. WALKER &pLICKLlNG.
"Ao --tG29
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State Of Illinois,
LaSaiie county. ~
I.asllle Circuit Court-To the November Term,
A. d. 1912.
On .IHachmGn.
Abraham Trumbc,
rs.
Jonathan B. Spencer.

Jonathan B. Spencer
TDUBLIC notice is hereby given TO
the said Jonathan b. Spencer. of
Port Henry in the State Of New York.
that two writs of attachment issued out of
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF
said Lasalle county, dated the 25lh day OF
June, A. d. 1912, at the suit of Abraham
'rrumho of the said county Of hasale, and
against the estate of the said Jonathan =.
Spaucer, for .he sum of twelve hundred
dollars; the one directed TO the Sheriff OF
said LasaIlc county. and the other to the
Sheriff of Grundy county in said State, to
execute; which said wrlts have been re-
turned by said Sherids, as levied upon
the following described property, to WIN;
The south-westquarter of section twenty;
also, the east half Of the southwest quar-
ter of section twenty-five, and also the
east half of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton twenty-five, all of said lands being
in township thirty-lhrce, north range four
east OF the THIRD principal meridian. INC
east half of the northeast quarter oil Sec
ton six. in township lhIrty-two, range
seven; also, the northeast quarter of see
ton five, in township thrly-two, range
seven. and the northwest quarter OF sec
ton four, in township thlrly-lwo, range
seven, east Of the third principal meyldi
an: Now. unless YOU, the said Jonathan
b. Spencer shall personally be and mp
pear before the said Circuit Court, on tn,
/ first day Of the nest term thereof, 10 b
holden at the court house in Ottawa 0l
tha first Monday in November next, Civ
p special bail and plead to the said plaintiff
= action, judgment will be entered agalns
you, in favor Of the said Abraham Irum
bo, and the said estate so attached as alort
- said, will be sold to satisfy The same
with costs. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, PrD's ,4i's,
i Sept. s, lst2. 1T
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Tie Ohio Ricer is at present unusually hig'
and navigabe to Pttsburg by the largest class G
boats.
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lgnrsllnl'a ZIG.

EDY virtue Of writ of execution, is
Ii , sued on! of the Uaied States cir
cut district court Tor the district Of Illinois.
in favor Of the United States Of America
and against John S. G. Hogan and Golson
Kerchiyal, | have levied on the right, title
and interest of said defendants in and to
the following described property. 10 wit:
The south half Of section No. six (G) in
township number thirty two, (32.) north
range No. five, (5,) east ofthe third prin-
cipal meridian, situated in the county Of
Iasa,lc Which | shall expose for sale AT
public aucgionon Thursday the 2olh day of
October, 1912, between the hours Of 9
O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, a.
the door of the court house in the town
OF Ottawa, NM. PRENIlSS, G
&. s. Marslai District Of Miaofs.
By EDW. b. TALCOTT, Deputy.
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BOOTS, SHOES. AND

LEA iiEA,
s. 3. CoN'as ~ Gu. NJ. 10 LIKE s.. Ct'c7S2,
EUAVE ;ust received their fall and winter stock,
4 4 consisting of $50 CASES OF Mems, Boys aad
Ynulh's, thick, kip and cali boots and shoes.
Mems thic., Kip and caibrosan call ana
gaiier boots. dancing pumps. Women's cali, KIP
aud morocco bool@ and shoes, pcgd and sewed--
l.adns' ana Miss !iuc wkg shoes, huskins aud
slips, caiie,. a1d glbhmon jusilu5. children
shoes of all kinds. Also, sole aud upper leather
calf, kip, MOROCCO, lining aud binding skins
LASTS and liudiues, all OF which wihc sold chcaT
for cash. by the package, dozen or single pair
Country merchants a,e invited to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept, . AZ. l7--3m.
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STATE Of Illinois.
Lasolie county. 90
In the Circuit Ccurt--.ro November term, 1872.
Sylvester Garter

y
EDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
n to the said Mark Richardson, that
writ of attachment, issued out Of the
clerks office of the circuit court of said
county, dated the sixth day Of September
SAP A. D., at the suit of Sylvester Carter,
of the said county of La Sale. against the
estate of the said Mark Richardson, for
the sum of eighty five dollars, directed TO
the sheriff of the said county to execute
which said wri, has been returned by the
said sheriff as levied upon the following
described property, to wit: The Interest
of Mark Richardson in the undivided hall
of the south fractional part of the soull
east quarter and the undivided half Of the
west half of the north cas-; quarter and III,
undivided half of The north ives; fractional
quarter of section No. Is, in township SO
north range 4, east Of The Sd p. NJ. Now
unless you. the said Mark Richardson
shall personally be and appear before tn
Judge of the said circuit court on the frs
day of the next term thereof, TO be hoidet
at the court house in Ottawa, in said coun
~, on the first Monday in November next
and plead to the said plaintiffs action
judgment will be entered against you, i
favor of the said Sylvester Carter, and tn
said estate so attached as aforesaid will b
sold to satisfy the same with costs.
L. LELAND, Clerk.
$. p. Slope, Pits Atty,
Sept. 9th. 1912. Isl.
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nlGie q M"o'a' S.
LosaHe cO"l'Y' !
In the LasolIc Circuit Cour,0t' the November
y V 5,,.. 80
co,,ro y W.lte, and lama, = s,n,o,
~
- John Heath,
III oIlOE IS hereby gwen 10 'ne sa'o
' John Heath 'ha'a "rll Oh attachment
has been sued out ct the C.cFN $ o'hce OF
the Circuit Nonrt OF salu county, "ncc'eu
to the Sheriff Of said county to e%ec'io al
the SUIT OF the SAID George ~ walker ana
James !, Sanger and against the estate
of the said John Heath Tor the sum OF
seven'y-nmc dollars and se'eN'y-eiSAl
w. ," Vs. "iI s I W., ~ Io,;oJ ,,non 'bc
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COOKING STOVES,
Consisting Of all sizes md patterns.
PARLOR, CANNON, & SlX-PLATE
STOVES:

STOVES;
Russia, English, and American Stove
pipe. Hollow Ware, Pots, Dish Kel-
ties, Spiders, Bake Kettles, Ovens. Tea
Kettles, Sheet-iron and Copper Ware
Of every description,
U1icb 'cW be sold at prices to silt
purchasers,
WHEAT & OATS will he received in
exchange, on liberal terms. JOB WORK
done to order.
n. Es.--ygc VIII sell stoves and
Pipe for C,4SH, as caeap as trey can be
bougM at Chicago; and those 'cishing
10 purchase are reqaestei 10 give as a
call precious 10 deoiiag eise'chere.
Ottawa, Sept. 80, 1912.
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List OF Letters

REMAINING in .hc Post Office at La Sallc
-AA up to the LIST OF October, 1912.
Babcock George 2 Johnson John /
Backus Stephen Kennedy Michael
Bacher Mary Kennedy James
Barber Robert . Reyes Everett
Bailey Felix Kinney Henry
Bernett Mrs Oliver Lamb } Ii 2
Bremen John 9 Leahy John
Brown Elizabeth Leonard Harry
Burdck Daniel Ii Lewis Joseph
Burke James Loveit jeremiah q
3urnham Mr. Luck Peter
Butts J NJ Mchai'y Thomas
Brown Mr. Manning J NJ
Cahill Bridget Martin James
Campbell Alex Martin Geo i
Garfield Herman DMartln q u ~ 20
Candren Luke MINER e W
Casey Pat Mnahan Maurice
! Chumasero VIM Mitchell William
Christi William Mitchell Thomas
Crily Darn Moorman or Abiding.
Clarke Thomas ton
CIineieltcr Mary Mossman Michael
CIineietcr Henry Monlieih Walter
Copely Cornelius Monler Jean
Collins William McCuly Peter
! Connick Nicholas McCarty Martin
Croghan James Mchlrreny Edward
Cummings SoIon MacManara James
Davis George A 2 Murphy d
Dilian Peter Munhra Bernard
) Dougla David Osm Lors
Downs ,nron D unlny Woodruff
Ouacan NlcIoa5 Parmeriy Mr.
T. EImog' j Il Peylon Thomas
Ewing " G Il co Puor Patrick
= I'innimora E5euezcrQlgIey Samuel
. Garyecy John Richardson VIM
ID GauJseli Herman Robinson James
p Griffin Isaac Schroeder William |
q GuihcieJ g ScuIiy Patrick
Hat Hiram Sherwood Adiel
Hlvs4 john ShonG Mr
Hardy Isaac Snal Charles W
hartley Jnmos B Swift Jarvis
Harrington i.eyina ASmneu David
Ilaws Godfrey SmIlh Joseph
Hendrix John Seybo.d Josiah 2
Of Hubbard Nathaniel ferleu Miss a
or Houge Isaac Webb William
H. Rowland Leonard EWalroth William
II, WI rl..;
q Hyatt A Wheeler Edwin Il
Ienks Ms tarc Woodwouh ii Z
1-rpcr.oas tauirs GAG letters oa due above "a
viii please mcau3l talt hcy axe advertised.
- h. h. OSBgANE. Postmaster.
La Sallc Dr,obtr T. 1872.
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Money Market.

Corrected ,ceekly from tie Chicago Democrat
and 81. Louis Republican.
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List of Letters

REMAINING in the Post Office at Ottawa
Ia, IN TO the st OF October, 1872.
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regard for himself and for his own character and
for the character OF the House and of the nation,
and its sacred insti,utons-if he had no desire but
10 crafty his own private malignant feelings, (and
he feared such were that members feelngs)-the
House should have some regard TO its character
The member from Olio was before them as the
Grand Inquest Of the nation Il was whole yet,
and he hoped il would continue one and ndlvislble,
andI should regard their character II his was
net regarded by the member from Ohio-and he
supposed IL would be ous0t order 10 say that mem
her had forfeited that. He should therefore desire
to see time given and day liked fer the trial. This
would look infinitely better. and the action OF the
House would have influence better a thousand
fold if they proceeded coolly and dispassonatey =
He confessed for one he not in temper then 10
90 on with the trial. Mr.. Shields said the most
appropriate would be immediate acon, and that
ther was no pretence for delay Much discussion
then ensued as to the form Of immediate proceed
ing, and much excitement and confusion prevailed
but before any definite course was agreed upon, the
House adjourned. Thus then the House has been
once more reused into a tempest, and when the
troubled waters may subside infinite wisdom only
can tell. The members dispersed from the capitol
with audible mutterngs that bespoke much inward
trouble. The strife will be renewed tomorrow
each
Fierce as the mountain lions bathed in blood
Or foaming bears, the terror Of the wood.
The Railroad Company here has this day discon-
tinued the receipt OF its own notes.-the Baltimore
able funds, excluding of course the notes of the
Virginia Banks, of which. with Fewer's noes,
now valueess. the currency Of the District has con-
sisted. Washington, in relation 10 It's currency, is
in as distressed situation as can well be con-
ceived.