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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

SAD AcciDEST.--lt gives Us gres,
lsia 70 announce the saaden death
u Frederick Seymour, d Ne~ Ycrk,
formerly With Mr.. Lovely q this
place. lie uas dro~ned ia the lake
rear Altarga, Oh THURSDAY. last,
shiie bashin: .--Bs,iiasssn G'sats,,
A.s. IL.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

The Boston Atlas is correct in sup.
posing that the reason why Mr.. Miners
friends did not take part in the late
convention, was because they found
themselves in the minority. What 9th.
er motive could they have had, afte'
they had recognized the legitimacy q
the call by the appointment, Of dele
gates
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

~ION. lIoHACE GRttLr, Editor
OF the New York Tribune, In. consent.
ed to Lecture before the Young Mer',
Association in November next. Chart,
G. Eastman, Esq, Of the Vernon, pa.
triot, will deliver q Poem before tho
Society the same evening.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

We are requested to state that ira'
Of cars will run from cur depot to W~i
Rutland on Tuesday next, in order t. f.
commodate all who wish to attend oe
election.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
NOTICE no TOWN CLERKS.

The Clerks of the several towns IN
the first District, are requested to 'raa,.
nit the result, Of the bnlloting for Men.
Der Of Congress TO the County Ctn
Of their respective counties immediate.
ly after the election.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
$3.50 - =. -.
That ono Vote.

We ask Of the wings Of each town
that they see to it, that they do not
loose one Wing votc--lhnt every Wing
i, 1t The polls. One vote--that one
vote may save your town--your Conn-
ty--,hc State. Let it be deposited in
the ballot, box.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

THE HERALD.
THURSDAY. August -. 1850
-
Whig Nominations.
tcv 1.S,sp.s.
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS,
~ sTTtAxp.
- Ilsst Gv,s,p7'.
JULIUS CONVERSE,
90 WOODSTOCK.
tar T,..S,~,
GEORGE HOWES.
or MONTPELIER,
Yok CONGRESS - iRsr DISTRICT.
Hon. A. p. LYMAN,
Of B.phinston
sgcoNp pIsTaIcT.
Hon. WIN. HEBARD.
" Rssaoiih.
RUTLAND COUNT.
toR SENATOR'S.
JOHN CROWLEY. M. Holly.
JAMES X. HYDE. Sudbury
ELISHA IAPIAM, Dainty.
voR COUNTY Jipols.
ELISHA ALLEN. Vori,L
SAML. II KELLOGG P,n.fotd.
FOR siIfGirE
JACOB EDGERrON. Rutland.
fCE niGu nAiLIvS.
LEVI BRIGGS, brandon.
voR srAr.'. ArTonStr
EZRA JUNE. Iirandon.
JUG JrDGks oF PROBATE.
fas the District of Rutland
HARVEY BUTTON. WuMagtord.
FL the D,srct Of Fsnhsv-n
ALMON WARNER. Carleton.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
ToR SENATOR'S.
O. =. CHANDLER. Woods'ock
J. W. COLBURN. Springfield.
DANIEL l.. LYMAN. Royuiton.
WARREN CURRIER, U,n6sor.
FOR COUNTY JUDGES.
HAMPDEN IT'S, Hartiond.
CALVIN FRENCH. (arendi.h.
foR sTArLs ATToKNlY.
LUTHER ADAMS, Chester.
FOR sIIERIEr.
LORENZO RICHMOND, Woodstocl
YoE uIGH 'BAILirr.
SlLAS WARREN, LHdior.
FOR JUDGIs OF PROBATE.
Fcr the District Of Windsor:
: ALMON +. BUTTON, Caendish.
For The District Of Hartford:
JOHN PORTER, Uurf,ord.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Another Mammoth Cave.

A Milwaukee correspondent Of the Hartford
Courant gives this description Of Western cave
at has long been known that near Madison, the
capitol of our State, and 90 miles west of this
place, there was "A cavern of considerable extent
but it has never bean extensively explored until
Il coupl. Of weeks ago Then, a party of five
men, headed by Howell Lumlcy, Esq, member
of our late Legislature arranged for full eSplo.
ration Of the cave, taking ratiOns fol week alb
scncc canoe, and other needful provisions
The party were in the cave near five days
After exploring in all directions, they finally e.
merged from the cave, it was by another opening
which they discovered, some miles distant from
that by which they entered. Mr. l.speaks Of the
extraordinary vastncss of the cavern at different
points its great width, and at one place he sup
posed the height to be full 20 feet his impression
Is, that il extends under much of the two counties
of Dane and Iowa. and he is enthusiastic when he
refers to the novelties curiosities, aud grca, mine
raj wealth which abound within this mammoth Of
n cavern.
At one point on their route they trnycrscd over
and among large masses and blocks which they
supposed to be rock, but which proved, on exam.
nation TO be galena--lcad ore Of fine quality
this was spread over a surface Of three miles.
Fine specimens of copper ore were discovered
and Mt one point eleven pounds Of native silver
were found They discovered lake of consde
rable dimensions, and which in their canoe they
partially explored The greatest depth they dis
covered on sounding this lake was thirty seven
feet and four inches"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Carlyle on Dores.

The somewhat celebrated Thos Catlvlc the
great English Diogenes, has Just caught SIGHT OF
America, and declares that the United States OF
America i a nation Of bores.' This somebody
has quoted in this country as "dcep satire = and
no doubt 1t is, to those who feel themselves bored
by it, But what is satirei There can be no sa-
tire without some truth; and the truth it contains
must be offensive. That is to say, tie truth must
constitute rebuke Of some defect of character
Had any undIstingushed Englishman given utter
ancc TO the above remark nobody would have
thought there was any satire about it, But be.
cause Carlyle has said it, who is regarded in Eng
land IN many respects as the greatest bore in the
country IT is satire, forsooth. We don't think so
on the contrary we are inclined to give CARLYLE
credit for considerable penetration-we think it
must be confessed that we are "a nation Of bOres
just look round and see what we are doing
and what We have done-what we are and what
we have been Are we not boring the solid earth,
the rocks and the mountains, with our railroads
and canals, upon scale which England can never
initiate because she Is destitute of the raw mate
rialf Are we not boring the air with our tele.
graph wires, and sending the electric flash from
one end Of tho country TO the other. And the
"bores' who have taught England her Alphabet
in these matters who were they A Frankln-a
Futon-a Morse Verify, Of this nation Of bores.
there are names which shall live when that of
Carlyle is forgotten
Again, arc we not a, this moment boring the
golden granite Of California, A privilege we acLe
we'd by using our boring qualifications arainst oIr
republican friend Santa Anna. and sundry of his
kiih and kinf And does not this same England
with her growing Diogenes, cast longing and cy
pectant glanccs upon the caverned wealth of the
Sierra Neyadai All. would she not readily share
with us the privilege Of "a nation Of bores in that
quarter
But beyond question, time was when we were
r,rti,lIv ,Lu,y,,,,,g J., NJ .Lo.,., I, - ~, 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
pbpsieians s. Surgeons.

W. W Wclch, VI ID, having located prrmn-
ncntly IN Ottawa, respectfully offers his scrvlcesin
the different branches OF medicine and surgery to
the inhabitants of the town and vicinity. Office
at White and Hunters drug store Residence at
Mr. Autes boarding house, Coumbus-st 36
VIM. W. Cavarly, Physician 4 Surgeon Red-
ding, Lipingsion County, Illinois, offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens OF Livingston co
and hopes by attention to business, to merit
a share oipubc patronage $50
Dr. GOod;m:, OTce NORTH side Of the public
sIudre-R Residence corner of La Sale and Va
ter streets Beng always devoted 10 hs proies-
sion, he hopes for a,hare OF public patronage.
III. W. Hopkins. PhysiciqH and Sgrgeon-Ot-
tapa NJ offers his professional services 10 the ci
iizeus OF Ottawa, and vicinity Office between
Phelps and Walker & tIcklug's stores where he
may be found at all times except when absent on
professional buincss. aug & IS
Dr. Pearson. Physiciqn, Surgeon, and Dem
hst-Ottaua, NJ, offers his professional services
to the inhabitants Of Ottawa and vicinity OF
flee at his residence on Columbus street
J S-Dr 7 still continues to perform operations in
all the various branches OF Dentistry Charges to
correspond icith the times mar L., II
ID. ID. Thompson. VI D., offers hs professional
services TO the citizens oi Ottawa and vicinity
Office next door to the Free Trader Office up
stai : IN Reddick's block apo ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Horse ShOeing and FarrierV

THE subscriber hcCS leave 10 aunouce TO the public
thathe has opened an establishment in Columbus
street, near the Catholic Church where the business
oihorSe Shoeng and arery will be conducted on the
most scientific principles. Il is generally admitted
that too many OF those who practice shoeing are to-
tally ignorant OF lis principles thereby producing the
numerous cases of contraCtionS and diseases OF the
feet daily Witnessed. II really becomes the duty Of
every one who values good horse, so essential TO
his profit well his pleasure TO secure the servi-
ccS oi good tarrier for so useful an animal
Fifteen years practical experience, it is hoped will
enable the subscriber to foowa correct system cal
culatcd 10 prevent diseases consequent on nSlNml
Snocng; and when necessary, to remedy the errors
of the past. /. TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov O. SIS lG
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nlistcllanrous.

Johnston n Charruaud, Express Agents for
LipingstOn and FdrgO's Line, Ottawa, Ill.
&. Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa.
ny. HHUord--oppositet the Mansion House.
George Smith, Fashionable Tailor, opposite Cush.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and will be happy to make up clothing for
all who may favor him with their patronage a #
warranted IN every case, Particular attention paid
20 Cutting. Ottawa, may 10, 1919.
Seth C. Earl, Carriage, house, ,!and sign Painter,
Pdperer and Gla:ier, Ottawa, III. Shop on CO.
lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage mnkershop.
Jacob G. Stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal aud Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
A. Il. Smith, Fashionable Taiior--north side Of
the Court house square, Onapd, W; Fashions
regularly received All work eXecutcdin his chop
warranted. Cutting done 10 order.
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice Of The Peace, Office in
the northeast corner OF the court houscup stairs,
Ottd,pa dec 7'i9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
y ru a 9iSts 8.

Walker n Uicltling. Dedicrs in Drugs, Nefi-
cines, Paints, obs, Farnisbes, Patent Nedi-
ciaes, Glass. SC Ottawa, H.
White X Hunter. DealerS in Drugs, NcGicincs,
Paiato Oils, Patent Medicines FdrHishis, Dgc-
stufs,Sc second store north oithe Manslonhouse
Ottawa, i'll.
e. l. Thompson. DsaierR Drugs Patent Ncii-
ciaes Paints, obs, Fgra!SicS, Dyc-StuBS, &c.
Between City Hotel and Reddicks block.
=. 5. smith, Dcalcr ia Drugs, lisdicines. Paints,
oils. Dye .SiuGs, Sc. SC, Newark, kendaI. coun-
", Illinois
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OSMAN. ----- OTTAWA, ILL, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1850
THE INDIAN AT THE BURIAL PLACE OF
HIS FATHERS.


Shades ofmine ancient, withered rncc,
Where sleep your braves, your cheiinns now
Rum hath found your dwelling place,
And stamped each noble mOuIdering brow
come to weep upon your graves,
To pray beside your shrines once more
The mounds are levelled, and the waves
OF time have swept your altars DER
Your forms are in the western sky,
When sunsets fires at even bum
And shadows round my footsteps lie,
And valnly call Return, retun" "
The voices of the summer woods,
The brooklet and the solemn glade
Are not amid the soiitudes,
The same that round my young years played
But TO the breeze there is a tone
was not wont of old to hear;
The CataraCts voice Is not It's own
Tint tall IN music on mine ear
They breathe some sad some mourning note
Upon my heart their accents burn.
And on the whispering breezcs float,
While still they bid me TO return"
AL all are calling me away
Unto green aud fowry land.
Oh, thitherward soon shall stray,
To JOIN mlne own, my kindred band
There shall the eagle find his nest
There pleasant waters ever flow,
And lull the weary brave 10 rest
With many murmur soft and low.
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q 0 / | )

CITY Hotel. bv Mrs. 4. DELhYo, northeast cor
her OF the court house square, Ottawa. The house
AeligbIy situated the centre OF the business por-
a6n Of the town. 1t has lust undergone thorough
renovation and repair Ample siabllng attached.
Fox River House, by l.. DELASo, on the canal
uenr the aquaduci. Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House, near the confluence Of the IL
linois and Fox Rivers, aud near the bridge
Mansion House. Ottawa Ill. by X THorY. Pas
sengers carried free to and from the canal pack
els Snges arrive and dennrt daily.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Bl:sClxs,llitIIIng.

THE undersigned having commenced the above
business in the shop formerly occupied by Rich
ard Pembroke, will pay particular attention to shoe
ing horses, aud having hndm experience in this
branch OF the business and from his success in shoe
he bopes to secure a share ofpublic patronage.
Nav llth. JoUS Roxy
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STORAGE s. forwarding.

Johnston n Charrnaui, Storage s Commission
MsrchaniS-W Warehouse east side OF the bridge
Nam canal, Ottawa, ILL., nov -
l.. Hills, Storage, F0ywdrdiHg and Commission
Merchat, dealer "a all kinds Of produce fruc's
Warehouse. Nr2 =, Sidc-cut, Ottawa Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Painting.
ID. McANDREW, House and s

ID. MCANDREW, House and Sign PAINTER
from Edinbmgh, Scotland,
ID ESPECTFULitY numatcs that he will exc.
II cute any orders in his line that the citizens Of
Ottawa may please to favor him with, on the most
reasonable terms,
limitations of wood and marbles, whitewashng
size colourlng paper hanging, &c.
West Ottawa, may lS 1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
United States Hotel.

BY WILLIAM B. FOWLER, Peru, Illinois
The house, n stone building, is the largest building
used in northern Illinois as hotel. and the lessee
has endeavored, nt heavy expense, to furnish i in
style to comport with the building. The rooms
are large. and admirably arranged for convenience
and comfort Travellers aud their luggage taken
10 and from the boats free of charge AIT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08

A woman Offering to sign dend, the Judge
asked her whether her husband compelled her to
sign.
N"Ae compel me }" said thclady, mo, nor TWEEN
ty like him"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
OTTAWA BUSINESS. DIRECTORY.
Ittornrp

}. ii. McGrcgor, attorney and Counsellor at
Idr, OtidIrd Office one door from corner Of
La Sale aud Canal-sts., directly IN front Of the
court house Particular attention paid io agencies
and collections. ap 2O-6m'
l.. Walaccl attorneys and Counsellorsdf Lar
Oiice up stairs IN the next building north oi the
Post Office. nov ~, -.
T.. =. Leland. Attorney and Counsellor al Lar
Has removed his office from Reddck's block, to
The room formerly occupied by the sherit. IN the
court house, now occupied IN partby Lorenzo Lee
land. may ii9
Norris * Fisher, Geo. II Norris Geo $ Fish
er) Attorneys al Lar and LaHd agents, Ottd-
,oa, H. VIII pay particular attentonto thcpay
ment of taxes in any part OF Illinois, purchasing
and selling real estate, investigating titles, collect
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants and locating them on the best lands for
soldiers or others, secuTngpenslons and all claims
against the government, Office IN the court house
April 49, 1919.
VI. T.. Hoiiis'er, Attorney and Counsellor at
Lao, dad Solicitor in Chancery--OttalCa, III
Office over the OF G. Burr's store, opposite
the Mansion hOu'c. Jan, ! ~
Glover n Cook, q q Glovcr-B G. Cool) At
torn.vs and Couaseliors at Lap- Ottana Of
nee in Rcddicks Block, east side OF the public
square. Jun 'iS-t
Henry &. Cotton, attorney and Counsellor al
Lac and S1!Icitor IN ChdRccTy-OtGWd, us
Office IN Reddlcks block, east side OF the public
square. Jun AZ
=. ~. Randall, ittornsydt Ld,r--Ospego, Ken
Kendall Co. HiS Aug 10, lSiS--u
a. \. Ingalls,, Attorney and CounSei'orat Lar
Opposite the Sherman House. CHICAGO LIS
Particular attention paid to Agencies and collect
ing. mrh 70. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
OTTAWA TANNERY

now In full oncr1tion, whore cash NJ all times Is
paid for all kinds Of HideS and Skins, Plaster
INC hair on hand and lor sale nj the tanncly or at my
shoe and len,hcrs,ors. inl5 lVM. HASKELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Prairie House.

Al the Great Sulphur Springs Hnl-nay te',oeen
Otfonl and Peru, on The bottom road,
NEAR STARVED ROCK.
Travellers will find ms good accommodations nj
my house as any other in the country, and atprces
to ma kc 1t an obiec, to stop. Excellent stnhlng at
tachcd to the establishment A. I. REED.
i.h u lSlo-f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Swearing and Lying,

The following mirth provoking story may be an
old Joe rsdiriuuS but we do not recolect having
seen 1t before. At any rate the reading of It pro-
we'd dangerous experiment to our Wristbands
a Quaker had piece of new ground to pIow,
which was very full of roots, and he set his hired
man, John, 10 hold the pow, while he drove the
oxen. A root would catch the nose of the plow
the plow would hit John wallop in the side T;
and John would commit breach ofthe command
ment, swear not at all" So it went continually
catch, jerk thump, sweat whoa back gee!
haw jerk thump, swear.
At length the placid spirit of friend Jedcdiuh be-
came disturbed by SO much profanity, and he stop,
ped the team and told John to take the soad and
drive the oxen, and he'd see ifhe couldn't hold the
plow without swearing, John took the OK. .goad and
Jedcdiah seized the plow handles He placed his
two legs in n bracing position, and John drove
ahead The pow caught a root. made bound
one of the handles hit Jedcdiah under the chin and
he exclaimed,
WELL rally, | never saw ihc like.
Again it caught hit Jed again, and he again
declared he had never seen tht like. It caught
again, knocked Jed down, and he arose with the
exclamation.
"Wcll rally. never dill sec the like"
So omaters went, till Jed had returned TO the
starting point, and had positively affirmed that he
had never seen the like some fifty times.
There, John" said he, "takc hold Of the plow,
and see if thou canSt get along without swearing.
Thou hast seen that have not sworn mn oath in
the whole round
! NO. replied John, "thou hast not, friend jed,
but thou hast told full fifty lies"
| Jed thought minute, and replied,
"Well. John | don't know but my lying may
be prompted by the wicked one as we'll MS they
Il t.lF.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08

"lIow do they kick, then p
"Soak your boots my dear, and 60 to bed ; Pop
by is too tired TO answer questions"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
DIXON * CHURCHILL
Wagon Making and Blacksmithng
Il. BARNARD.

'AkES this method TO return his thanks to his
i friends TER the bcral patronage which they
have extended to HIM thus tar and as he has ust
completed several important Improvements IN hls al
ready extensive establishment, he hopes 10 gain
sun more liberal and extensive patronage from his
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Wagons and Buggics

lie ilattcrs himself that he can ust beat any esinb-
lshrncnt IN the country, for neat and substantial
workmanship. He employs none but the very hest
mechanics, aud warrants The woodwork ironing,
and painting, OF his wagons and bugeies to be un-
surpassed by anything oithc KIND in the stats All
kinds OF BlaCksmithing
Done IN a superior manner and with despatch
HORSE SHOEiNG,
which he had abandoned for while, has been re-
commenced Having employed an excellent shoe
er he invites those OF his friends who have horses to
shoe, to bring them along, tor he knows he can
give satisfaction to the hardest TO please
Ills Material Is OF the best quality. He uses no
wood in hls wagons but such Is thoroughly sea-
soncd, and none ut,hc best IRON.
In all hi. work his prices wlI correspond with the
times and with his present facilities he feels conf.
dent that hccan do hls work hand4om better, and
stronger, and at prices as low Is can be done any
where IN the west. Give him call and Try hun
Tor yourselves.
flyCiSH paid for seasoned wood orspokes and
nNlcs. Ottawa, Apui u, 1850 -3g-tt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-03
,iHcIuSiUe) 1850 :
TI A.
New Orleans, sept 30, 1s5O. C.W. LYTLE. COllectOt
The following communication was referred to
Committee Oh Streets and Landings:

The following communication was referred to
Committee on Streets and landings:
SURvEYoR's OFrrCE, FIRST DISTRICT,
Hon. Council Of .HuHicipaiiry No. Tdco:
Genllemen-l have the honor to report that the
eastern and western sections of the Common street
Shell Road are now come cted. The 10 feet ot
road way separating, has been covered with shells
inches deep. The strip II feet wide, on the side OF
the road is not yet covered. Bridges are required
over the four canals, when the Municipality will
actually be extended one mile and hall, and much
valuable property become available.
The Dtalnng Company keeps the whole section
dry that it is desirable locality for residences
Very respectfully yoqT ob't ser'vt, nj. e,.-.-
A. G. BLANCHARD, District Surveyor
A Communication from Capt FornO asking tie
appointment of two Corporals, was referred to the
Police Committee.
A complaint of Superintendent of House of
Refuge against William Gallag her, was referred to
Commissioners of House of Refuge.
A communication from the Architect of Munich
pal Hail. stating that the late accident would not
rerard the bnilding, and that the damage was not
more than 5000 to 500, was referred to Building
Committee.
Mr.. S. O'Leary offered as his security, as First
Lieutenant, John NIcCarty and Richard Condoh'
who were accepted.
The resignation of Watchman Thos. Carney was
accepted.
their caps abolished, and TO dispense WIN rapPis
at the corners, was laid on the table,
PETITIONS
OF IalIande. for emancipation of slave Ma
| linda or Marinda: .
OF L. J. NOwlan, CommISsary' lot removal oi
| some sIsnjs in Poydras Market, were referred 10
Police Committee.
OF Mrs. Catherine Knight, against the Carroll
| ton Railroad Company;
OF Mrs Juhn Kuck, for correction Of error in tax,
| were referred to Finance Committee.
| or John Smith, relative to his wife, an insane
person, was read, and the following resolution
adoped
kesolUed, That Bridget Walsh Smith, an insane
person and in INDECENT circumstances is hereby de-
clared a fit subject for The SIae Lunatic Asylum.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. LawrasOn, Chairman Of Finance Committee,
presented the following resolutions:
ReSOtped, That the Treasurer pay the following
sums on the warrant Of the Mayor, viz