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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-06

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale CO., ss.-la
Sale circuit court, March term, lsi6--Ihe
people OF The state oilliinols, for the use oil 'he
inhabitants Of school township No. 81, u T ! {
Sd p m, rs. Benjamin Harris, James u lamp
bell, Richard Hamilton, and John ii hlnLIe
In chanocry.
III appearing by affidavit on file IN the
clerks office of the circuit court o! La
Sale county aforesaid, in the above ent-
tied cause. that James B. Campbell, one
of the above named defendants, is non.
residen, of the state OF Illinois, residing IN
Wisconsin territory, aud the said com
plainan,s having filed Iheil bill of com
plant herein, and summons in chancery
having been issued herein according to
law: Now you, the said defendant. whose
non.resldence appears as above, are noll-
fed that, unless you shall be and appear
before the circuit court aforesaid, on or be-
fore the first day of the next term thereof,
TO be holden at the court house in Ottawa
on the 27,h day of March, 1876, and
plead, demur, except to, or answer the
complainants' bill of complain! according
TO the rules and practice of said court, the
same will be taken for confessed, ana a
decree made according 10 the PRAYER
thereof. l.. LELAND, clerk.
GLOVER e. Cook, SnI'rs for compl.
Ottawa, Jan 22d, lSi6.-3l--4t
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La sale county S..
Ia sale circuit court. March torn, 1915,
Charles Thompson and Hollis Thompson, rs.
Daniel b. Wehber aud LA Wehber in chan
cery-blll to iorecluse a mortgage
1T appearing, by affidavit on file in the
clerks Office of the circuit court of la
Sale county aforesaid, in the above entitled
cause, tina, the defendants, Daniel Il Web
Der aud Ira Webbcr are non-resdents of
the state of Illinois, and are residents OF
the United States and the said compla-
nants having filed their bill of complaint
herein to lOreclose a certain mortgage
therein described and summons in
chanceIy having been issued herein ac.
cordlng to law. Now you, ,he said de-
PENDANTS, are hereby notified that, unless
you shall be aud appear before the en-
cult court aforesaid, on or before the
first day of the next term thereof, 10 be
holden at the court house in the town of
Ottawa on the 27lh day Of March next,
and plead. demur, except to or answer
the complainanlS bill OF complaint, ac-
cording to the rules and practice of said
court. the same will be taken for coGessed,
and decree made according 10 the prayer
thereof l.. LELAND, clerk,
GLOVER & Cook, SOi for compTis.
Dated at ottawa, Jan, 81, 1876. 3l.lt
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Administrators Sale.

administrators Sale.
3 by virtue of an order of the La Sale
- circuit court the following real es-
tate will be sold, on the premises, at pub
lie sale. on Monday the l6;h of Feb
ruary next, at one o'clock p. NJ. to wit:
the south sixty acres Of the north half OF
the sw or of sec % 7. 81 n. X. , C OF
the 3 i. NJ; also, the or of the c
or Of the same sec. The first described
tract consists principally of prairie, ,hir-
" acres of which are under cultivation.
The second is timber land.-The terms
of sale will be credit of eight months.
the purchasers giving bond with good Sc.
curIy together with a mortgage on the
premises 10 secure the payment Of the
purchase money. l.. /" BULLOCK,
administrator,
Jan. ., 1916. ABIGAIL HULL,
%. administrative.
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They are amongst the best series Of
reading class Books for common Schools
ever published IN this country upwards
of 10000 copies have been sold in 8
months. Among many other letters Of
recommendation the following has Just
been received from one of the best teach
ers in Pennsylvania
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Groceries at Peru.

COUGAR, Coffee, Molasscs, Pepper, AIspice
- Nu,mrcs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Ralsnls
brown and fancy Soap, Candles, smoking axj
chewing Tubncco. Also, n fresh lot Of Teas,
some of very fine quality, ut the Brick Store.
Nov. IS, 1915. WIN. PAUL q co,
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On Consignment:

on Consignment:
"A HHDS. N. o. Sugar, IA bags Coffee,
No. brls sugar house molasses,
10 boxes Soap aud Candles,
7 boxes tea, ] br rice. 6 casks liquors.
80 bEls Ohio whiskey mackerel, herring, starch,
2 kegs tobacco, > boxes smoking tobacco.
brl pea nuts. rai.n-, figs, cask loaf sugar,
kegs nails, 10 bdIs wrap paper, doz buckets,
2prs patent balances, &c. &c. &c.
The above goods lave been in store
since last arrival of steamboats,, and are
now ordered TO be sold on account of ow-
ners. TIE articles are all choice Staple
Groceries, and in fire order, and will be
sold at moderate rates.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru. Dec. 9, lS45-t
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BrOOnls! BrOOms! BrOOms
Ready Made Clothing,

NUST received, on consignment, Il
o. large assortment of Ready-made
Winter Clothing. manufactured this sea-
son in New York, Of good materials and
in the latest style. The stock consists,
in part, of blanket and pilot cloth over
coats; beaver, pilot cloth and cashmere
Irock and sack coats various qualities
and sorts Of panlaoons and vests; flannel
shirts drawers, &C., &C., for sale a,
wholesale and retail, very cheap.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Nov. 7. lS45.
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Pork Peru.
Books d Stationary.

y USrr received, Grigg IL EIIio,t's LIST,
~ ID, 3D., and ilh Reader; Eclectic do.
Elementary Spoilers; Smiths geography
e. arithmetic; Grlmshaw's United States,
and questions; le'lrrand loolscap paper;
blank books; toy do; primers ink
stands states; quilts, &C.. Tor sale a,
Peru, by DAY q BROTHER.
Oct. 10. lSf5.
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To NliIlcrs.

10 Millcrs.
\ NOR salc-One pair four feet French
n Burr Mill Stones, warranted of the
best quality. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Nov. 10, lsi5. u
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"A Ill. persons having claims against
L "a the estate of Solomon Brown. de-
ceased, are hereby notified and requested
to exhibit the same to the undersigned,
administrator Of said estate, or to the pro-
bate justice Of La Sale county, for settle
men!, within nine months from the date
hereof. MARVIN w. DIMICK, .Aa,a.
Jan. IL, 1876. 3O-4t.
Notice,
rs heueby given that all persons having
= claims against the estate of DR.. Har-
mon llurIbut, late of La Sale county,
deceased, are requested to attend before
the court Of probate of said county, on
The I'd day Of May next. Il, Ottawa, for
the purpose Of settling and adjusting such
claims, that being the time fixed upon Tor
such purpose, according to the statute,
Jan. ,, 1876. HEN. HURLBUT,
2S-tml administrator.
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Groceries.

lust received, a full and genGral assortment,
~ OF Groceries, Us follows: \ o Sugar. Rio
Coffee, Teas, AIspiec, Raisins, Tobacco, Soap,
Candles, Dye-Siulls, &c, which viii DO sold
cheap for ready pay, at Peru, by ,...
Oct. 81, 1870 DAY d. BROTHER.
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Wm.PAUL co, Peru.

K q AVE just received at the Brick
Il Il Store, new and excellent stock,
well assorted and seaonable. Cash buy.
ers are specially invited. We dislike
Boosting, but we will sell cheap-lhat's
all. We have, among other goods, the
following:
Black " colorcd cloths, beavers and cassimrrcs
Satlnet,s, twerds, Jeans, hard-tmps * mnleskins;
White, red. yellow ald Canton nanncls;
Cashmere dEcossr, nous. and Grape de Iaines A.,
Fancy aud PLAIN aipacas, six vclv,ts and satins ;
Newcs, sly les OF caIcoes, black dress silks;
Brown and blcachcd sheetiugs and -hIrtings A.:
Scotch glnehams lash linens long lawns; linen
clmbncs; jickpnett swiss book aud plaid mus
Inns; bishops lawns; hl,c, Ashburton and
thread laccs and cdslngs; satin jeans dlmiy I;
blac, Grape feelings; checks; colorcd cam
hrIcs; grass cloth aud other shirts; linen and
cotton table diapers; Russia diapers aud crash /;
linen silk ami cotton handkcrchiets shawls .
cnmlurlcr>; NUTS, kid ELK, buck. and wooIcu
gloves and mllt>; hosiery; Angola shirts and
drawers; fine linen aud hickory shirts; cot
ton yarns; hats; caps; boots shoes Iadie,
slippers combs; hair pms, necklaces; spool
stands; gDod spoolS; pocket books: wallets.
whalrhnncs carpet bags; zephyr worslpds and
canvas; tapes needles; pins fancy trimmings;
Lavender aud Cologne water, &c.
Uard,care:
Knives md forks pocket knives, carvcrs, axes
cross cut saws, planes aud plane bits, socket and
iirher chises, wood saws aud frames, mahogany
knobs, door locks and lalches, coffee mills, flies
bed screws nails, iron and steel. castings, dog
irons, hmcs' shovels trace chains, wagon boxes,
manure forks, sc.
Crockery:
China tea sets aud other crockery, assorted.
A fresh lot Of TEAS, etc.
WHEAT bought for cash or goods.
Perm Oct | 1919
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For Sale.

EOT STIC.
q PAIR Fairbank' S scales, VT 500 lbs,
of the paientee's own make, warranted per-
feet and uGe
pair patent balances, wi 1000;
y counter scales.
Above for sale at cost, on consign-
men,. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec 9, 1915.
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Jan. Is, 1916.

Jan. TO, 1916.
The foundry will be carried on as here
tolorc by the undersigned, who solicit
continuance of the patronage Of the com
muni,y. WM. COGSWELJ
AMASA G.. coca.
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SiCCl PIOls.hs.

ar Tohcy and Anderson's make, Peoria, for
" sale ut the Brick Store, Peru, by
Nov ~ 1915 VIM PAUL e. co
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Peru. Nov. 7. lS45.

MHlSKEl. -Sixty-ive barrels "Rp,Oe y
w GTe, celebrated whiskey, just rrceivrl
Peru. Nov. 81, 1915. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
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Iardicure

China tea sets, aud other crockery, assorted.
A fresh lot Of TEAS, etc
WHEAT bought for cash or goods.
Peru, Oct. |, 1915.
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Dissolution.

FENliE coparlnership heretofore exis.
Il ting between the undersigned in
the Ottawa Foundry has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. The books
and accounts are in the hands of Mr..
CogsweIl, but payment may be made 10
either Of the Undersigned
WM. COGSWELL,
l.. .. CHAPLIN.
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N2OIasscs,
QMiNinc, 0Milline.

!. UST received, so o., and so or.
more 10 arrive soon--!or sale by
Oct 10. WALKER S'IllCKLlNG.
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To all SClnOl teachers. Country
Merchants n Parents.

NNLUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
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4 Philadelphia -
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From the Argus.
NETWORK LEGIS 4 T l r E.

SENATE .ALgANy Wednesday. jan =
Mr. BgEKMAN presented a petition from Greene
in favor of par redemption
Mr. EMMoNs, for new county from Erie, Caitar-
angus and Wyoming.
M LESTER reported bill for par rcdemptions
in New-Ycrk and Albany.
Mr. Lorr called by resolution for the amount Of
printin.; for the legislature aud the departments
since the 10Th Of February, lS+4.
The postage resolutions were discussed and laid
over
The bill to change the day of holding the Excise
election was passed.
The Texas aud Oregon resolutions Were discuss
ed BY Messrs. JoSEs and CLARK.
ASSEMBLY
Mr. PERKINS, from the Standing Committee. re-
ported in favor of the claim of EPESETUS CROSBY
to the seat in the House now occupied by GEO. L
PIERCE.
After n long debate, as TO how much should he
printed, the report alone ordered TO be printed
Mr. BLoss reported bill to incorporate the
Skaneateles Community.
A communication was received from JOHN a.
DIX, resigning as Regent Of the University:
Mr.. WELLS called up Mr.. BAILEY resolution OF
inquiry as to the Sena,e's disposition of certain
resolution He addressed the House against the re
solution.
Mr.. BAILEY replied and after few remarks by
Mr.. PERKINS, the House adjourned
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DIED .


On Thursday evening 29th inst Mr. EBENEZER
CLARK, SEN, in the 10Th year OF his age.
His friends and those OF his Charles and Ebene
ger Clark Jr and the family generally requested to
attend his funeral from his late residence, - Gouyerneu
street.
On Friday morning, 30;h inst, WILLIAM GARDINER
EVANS, in the 5sth year of his age
His friends and those of his family are invited TO al
tend his funeral from the residence OF his onin-aw
VIM P Palmer No. Al lrvingpiac this afternoon ut
O'Clock.
On Thursday evening. Goth inst. al his residence No.
90 Lispenard-st, DR.. JOHN GTLROY CUMMING. IN his
34th year.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family and mem
bers of the Medical Faculty OF tho City are invited to
attend his funeral sunday lst February, at O'Clock
10 the Greenwood Ceuetry.
On Thursday. goth inst, of consumption M JAMES
INLAY. in the Goth year OF his age.
The friends OF the family respectfully nv!tec TO
attend his funeral without farther invitation, 10 morrow
Sunday o'clock from his late residence, 42 ave
nue. C..
On Friday 3Oth inst, WALTER BURLEW WIG
GINS son o; ". n. Virgins. aged IL months.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 20
attend his funeral without farther invitation this (Sstur
day) afternoon at O'Clock from 80 Reade.st
On Friday evening 30th inst OF consumption, JOAN
Ma H. wife Of James w Thompson in the Both year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at half
past o'clock, from her late residence 81 Crosby.sL
Newark papers will please copy.
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oregon-rhe Sense of the City.

To tt< Editor Of The Tribune;
In large communities ike ours il is impossible to
determine what is the public opinion by means of
public meetings, unless indeed opinions be unani-
nous If meeting of the friends OF Peace should
be called, certain class of our population would
render lis proceedings nugatory. would, there
fore propose that petition be presented to the Common
Council asking that The Polls be opened for one day to
ascertain the sense Of the people upon The Oregon ques-
ton Let the friends of peace vote ticket inscribed
compromise and the friends OF war ticket inscribed
no compromise This plan would be truly democrat
ic and would have decided influence upon the action
OF Congress In connection with this measure, would
recommend the appointment OF peace committee com
posed Of our eminent citizens whose duty should
be 70 address the leading OF each town in the state
requesting them TO call meetings 20 obtain the opinions
OF the Inhabitants The result Of the osoting IN the c
and the Official proceedings OF tie several towns would
certainly exert beneficial eecr upon the action oil
Congress. Yours truly. iA-N-
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From Washington.
TwENTY-NI5TH CONGREss.,,First Session.
Reported Special, for he ye.s-Y York Tris@as.

SENATE.
wA,gtscroS. jan % 1916.
The Senate was bu, short time in session 10
day, and adjourned without going into Executive
Session.
Mr.. WEBsTER's Resolution. asking the President
to communicate any correspondence our Cove m
nent may have had with Great Britain on Oregon
since the delivery of his MESSAGE if not lnconPan'
bic with public safety, passed the senate
Mr.. SPEIeHT Of Mississippi then took the hooE
on the bill! for increasing The Navy, &c and made
long speech in opposition TO the measure AFTER
which the Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. La SERE, the member elected IN place OF alF:
sLIDELL of Louisiana appeared this morning and
took his seat
A motion to terminate the debate on the Oregon
Question the eth of February was voted down
by 81 Yeas TO So Nays.
The House then wen. into Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr. HOLMES, of s. C. addressed the Committee
in opposition 10 the Notice, which he considered
war measure.
BE was followed by Mr.. EWING, of Tennessee.
VINO opposed the Notice also.
Mr.. BAKER OF Illinois closed the debate in glow
ing speech in favor of the Notice under any and eve
~ contingency.
The committee then rose and The House adjourned
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FAIR HAVEN OYSTER BUsINEss.-Some idea
NAV be gained OF The immense business earned on in
Clustering al place from the fact that al the present
lime there 10 Bridgeport ana up ,ne hous
atomic Railroad about 1000 gallon Kegs PEI cay Lsst
Winter we are informed credible authority. there
were disposed of this place any where between four
M ndred and fifty and six hundred thousand bushels OF
Sd elled oysters. new raven herald
~ We published. some time ago horribly
affecting story of the murder OF Mrs.. Mexican By
man named Holmes al the South, which very IN
,eres,:n doubtless the lovers Of the melodraatc
but unfortunately proves untue-he whole affair hav-
enable them escape from the lsdys husband, from
whom she had Tainly endeavored &c obtain divorce.
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Inv Courts.

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS -Rrdidsei & Johnson, :.
Th0s " Cd-neq4 ThOmGs T. FERRIS aud James p. Pond.
Action by the Propretors Of the Uned States Hotel
recover from the Committee balance due furnish
ing dinner in July, ls4i to the New York Fusiers and
their guests the Boston Grays referred yes.ertay-
The whoa amount S54i OF which sss- for
wine and S24 Tor crandy each AZ 20 per bottle, 81 Tor
cigars. and SIS Tor breakags. OF this SlJ have
been paid ana S2lg Que ne court charged that the
committee not liable and the joint action cann0: be
PENDANTS by MS acts or promises had made himself re-
sponsibe. II the committee did not so render them
selves liable each Of the persons who Par:oo& Of the
dinner liable for his share OF l. The jury consider
ant and Treasurer OF the company 5y their mad
assumed the responsibility and gave verdict in favor
OF plaintiffs sa57, being balance and interest
Richard E Mount Jr.vs. AHrG SuydGm ard Phsje S,ly
daE-The defenGsnts sisters and spnsters past
N ornin. Of life By industry and economy seam.
hey mad accumulated, II IS sail about 5000
The plaintiff Is lawyer, OF the hrm OF Mount & Allen,
20 whom defendants applied 70 MAKE their will After
doing so the firm undertook to nvest their money on
bond and mortgage instead OF leaving Il in tie Savings
Bank &c Tdey agreed 10 loan 81 200 for defendants
house and lot in oth-street between and D and
advanced $500 themselves toward it. Defendants after
wards refused accept the loan the $500
and action is brought by Mr. Mount of them
the 500 which he alleges 70 have advanced their
agent also 800 10! drawing and recording the mort
gage. The defence Is tha. che security Inadequate
also that the mortgage usurousy drawn and would
have been void in tie hands of defendants which DO.
si-ious denied /; also contsuGed that but sn.
OF rhe sisters consented 20 the loan and the joint action
could rot stand-slso that Mr Allen, beings partner
should have been joined IL the action with Mr Mount,
The charged ths, law partners need De united
10 su:t ordinary business partners Mr.. Allen
witness the part of plaintiff The Jury fonni yer
DICT for defendants. For pu Mr.. iona : Mason and
MIR. Mount in person For DIS. nr. Bdwell.
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Tho Rlerrlon in Neyy.orlenn,.
Of The Tribune.


New. ORLEANS Jan. 70, 1916.
Below send you the result OF the Election SO
far heard from. In the city the rain poured down
ali day, and II is probable that this the case through
out the State. and although this wss most important
election eectng as 1t does the appointment OF an entire
State Judiciary and performing the FIRST work under the
new constitution the turn of the Wings poor
one 1s singular that throughout the whole country
al ea 80 Ar IA have visited rainy day always por
tenos tue same results 10 the Wing party l,
omen at the Baltimore Convention in IA
This election gains to the Loco Focos Senator from
this State and President JoNrs of Texs. hiss convened
tho Legislature of that country form State Govern
nent vi course TWO Loeos come from there
Our pates are all mudded by tho Oregon Op.s,,or
We thought the Loco was On 81 but when We mn, o,,r
finger on him he nj there So whats ,h rss W.
Mr.. CLAY arrived here Yesterday e. rOste to Havana
PROFESSOR
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Appointments by the Governor,

Bvand Nth he adrice and consent q lie SeN0tS.
JANUARY 81 1886.
srArE-Silas D. Childs of Utica. Oneida County. Man.
ager OF the State uua,c, vice Jacob sutherland de-
ceased.
JErrERsoN--Franklin f. Barney. Notary Public, vice
Mason Curtis, term expired
NEw.YoRK-John Garniss, Notary Public, vice Joseph
c. Alberson. resigned. Isaac Wood. Wegner OF Mer-
chandise vice Benjamin Wood resigned. Thomas
James Measurer OF Grain, vice Francis A. Retz, re-
signed.
ORLEANs-George H stone, Master and Examiner in
Chanccry-s redpponmcnt
EE1E-Austin A. Howard Commissioner OF Deeds for
the City of Butlalo-s disappointment.
OSoSpAcA-William a. Cook Police Justice OF the
village of Syracuse vice Richard r WoolwOrh, term
expired
HERK1MFR-Heury Link, Master IN Chancery re
appointment. ~,
SrEUBEN-Gustavus A. Rogers and Nelson N. VOL
cots, judges, vice Lyman Balcom aud Constant Cook
terms expired
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Every Wing elected TO either House was present
and voted nine Locos We're absent or d'd not vote
A new Appor,ionment of The Senators and hepre'
sentaiives has been made this Session. based on 'he
State Census just taken. This Apporionmen' Ii
there should be no change of Political sentiment
from that eviuced by the election OF President n
1874, would divide the Legislature as follows
Senate Wing o., Loco - Hoase..Whis 4s Loco -
Loco mej 80 po-----I'
THE Apportonment is made on the Floatcr prin-
ciple peculiar I've think to the West, under which
Wayne, for instance has Members for three years.
than for the succeeding two years; while Ohio
has in ~ and 40 aud none the three other years
that the Apportioament stands; Davies ditto Craw'
ford three years of the i've, &c, &c.
Gov. Whitcomb has reappcnted Hon. Charles
Dewey Judge OF the Supreme Court pro tenn. at
ter va;nly though repeatedly endeavorng 10 make
his Loco oco brethren in the Legislature concur
In putting Loco. f oco in his place. He has super
seeded Hon. Jeremiah Sullivan on his own response,
bihty appointing Samuel f, Perkins in his stead.
These appointments hold till the close of the
Session Of the Legislature,
Samuel T. Patterson chosen Lessee OF the
State Prison. paving $4,000 peryear for the services
of the States wor&men beyond the cost of feeding
.bem. This is putting vilainy to some use Why
not