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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28
Equal Suffrage.

Among the resolutions adopted by the Democratic
State Convention is one (the 8th) in favor of the
abolition of the land qualification for the electors of
Senators that is, in favor of allowing every man
who is qualified to vote for members of the lower
branch of the State Legislature also to vote for Sem
ators thus doing away with artificial distinction
between men who are, in fact equal It's effect will
simply be the restoration of all free white citizens to
that natural equality to which they entitled
der republican form of government irrespective of
their riches their poverty the accident of pos
sessing not possessing certain portion of land 1t
has nothing whatever to do with the present basis of
representation. founded upon population and taxa
ton 1t is not intended to disturb the acknowledged
and constitutional groundwork of federal numbers,
which is interviewer with the very texture of our ma
tional government and is essential to the Union it.
self Itmerely goes to repeal provision which vr-
tualy DISTINGUISHES the whole mercantile population
of the State, who, generally, are without land by
excluding them from any representation in one of the
coordinate branches of the Legislature. and, to
certain extent degrades every non-landholder from
the position of freeman by refusing him full voice
in the making of the laws by which he is to be gov
erned and the imposition of taxes which he is forced
to pay This is very different thing from the Free
! quiz WHICH HAS ueen auopteu as PLATFORM al
several Wing meetings in the Western part of the
State the object of which is the abolition of the Fed
eral basis of representation and the distribution
the School Fund according to the free white popu-
lation.
Gov. MANLY has published his appointments
tn the Vest and among that portion of the Wings OF
the State who have declared themselves in favor Of
the abolition of the Federal basis Does he intend
to tamper with interests by fostering this dan
gerOus excitement IN order to serve his own paltry
ends ! We regret that our candidate, Col REID
cannot visit here in the East but we consider il
his bounden duty to follow Mr.. MANLY to the West
to detect him in his crooks and turnngs the first 81
which was his lame attempt to crawl on to the Dem
ocratic platform upon this question after having de
rided it bitterly only two short years ago Verify
he is the : inimitable CHARLEY"
New PosT OFFIcE.-A Post Office has been estab-
lished at Lyons Landing Bladen county, and
David Lewis appointed P. NJ.
R6HWe are indebted to Senator CAss for a CODY
of his speech Oh the motion of Mr. BENTON for the
indefinite postponement of the compromise BILL de-
livered in the q. S. Senate, on the 14th inst
A New CANDIDATE-Our neighbor of the aurora
not to be behind his brethren of the Democratic and
Wing parties, has nominated, his candidate fol
Governor, that Old respectable and perfectly ubiqu
tous citizen, JOHN SMITH, who is gentleman of ex
tensive family influence, having more namesakes
| than any other man living.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28
Celebration at EIfxabethtoun

At meeting of the citizens Of R!aden county. to
make arrangements for the celebration Of the ap-
preaching anniversary Of American independence,
Mr.. JAMES BAKER Jr., selected 70 read the Dec
laration. and J. G. McDUGALD was chosen 10 deliver
the Grafton. And at meeting Of the . Sons Of
Temperance, JOHN 4. RICHARDSON. Esq. was chosen
to deliver an Address On Temperance. J.
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Later Still.-Arrival of the Niagara.

al IS. CQ.
Is. Cd. for common. Turpentine, 6s Tar, no
sales. The Money Market remains easy, and con-
suls are at the highest figure. The accounts from
the manufacturing districts are still improving
The political news is unimportant.
Fifteen Days Later from California-ArrfvaI of the
Crescent City.
The Steamship Crescent City arrived at New York
on Monday morning. the oath inst, bringing III
passengers s2500O0 in gold and fifteen days later
news from San Francisco.
The health upon the isthmus has been good.
Another most destructive fire occurred at San Fran
cisco on the 4th of May which reduced one-third of
the City to ashes and oecasioned loss of property
to the amount of half million of dollars. 1t is
thought to have been the work of an incendary and
reward of FIVE thousand dollars has been offered for
his apprehension The rebuilding of the burnt dis
trict was Immediately commenced.
The citizens of Sacramento City are going to con-
sruct levee for their protection against future
flows 1t is to be done at the expense of the City.
The miners have been generally doing well, and
more bullion may be expected the coming six months,
than has been received altogether since the COM
mencement. Several recent and important discove-
ries have been made on the Mokelume Out of one
hole, three in two days took the sum of $4,000.
Some large Jumps have been found and nearly every
man is making an ounce daily Some terrible scenes
had occurred on the North Fork between the miners
and the Indians two of the miners having been
murdered, upon which expedition was fitted out
against the Indians. some twenty of whom were
slain.
The latest dates from Oregon are TO the 18th of
April. The prospects for crops were fine. Further
explorations of the South Pass show Its practicable
ty and superiority to the North entrance to the Co
lumbia4 River. Indian difficulties apprehended.
In six DAYS it Is said that there arrived at San
Francisco seventysx vessels, freghted with cargoes
to find market there.
Last week, EDWIN FORREST, Tragedian, thrashed
N. P WILLIS, Editor and man-Inilliner in the City
of New York FoRREsr charged WILLIS with hav-
ing sedueed his wife and maligned his character
Little harm done if they had reenaeted the tragedy
Of the Kilkenny cats and swallowed each other up
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Ba~The ITALIANS will perform on Thursday night
next 4h of July. They have selected for the nights
entertainment, the celebrated drama Of Black Eyed
Susan :; to conclude with original farce. written
by member of the Association, entitled The Bach
eor in Scrape.; We understand that there will be
fine recitations given between the pieces Their
last performance was highly commended by all who
witnessed it, and we hope they will have crowded
house ON the glorious Fourth. Give them T. bum
per" They deserve it.
DIENAGLkIE--KAIMoND Co.'S collection of wild
animals has arrived in town. and opened for e1hibi
ton yesterday afternoon. They will exhibit this
and tomorrow afternoon. See advertisement
nS~See ADVERTISEMENT headed !. Men Wanted,
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Gen. Saunders and Col. Reid.

At the Democratic Convention. Gsn. SAUNDERS
made speech, in which he alluded to Col. REID 5
position upon the subject Of Internal improvements
This position he Gen. S. considered perfectly
satisfactory Mr. REID considers that the faith Of
the State pledged by the last Legislature should
be relgiously observed; but that the measures al
ready undertaken should be completed and their eff
feet well known before tits sought onvolve the State
in further liabilities. We make this statement in
regard to Gen. SAUNDERS speech in order to
the thousand misrepresentation in the connection
of which our Wing eotemporaries display such sur
prising aptitude.
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New PosT OFFIcE.-A Post Office has been estab-
lished at Lyons Landing Bladen county, and
David Lewis appointed P. NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28

Ras-The I" Feds" are trying to make handle Of
Col. REDS acceptance of the Democratic nomina-
ton after having written letter expressive Of his
wish to decline. They seem unable to understand
how gentleman's modesty and delicacy Of feeling
should lead him to withdraw his name lest the posi-
ton in which he stood towards the party might tend
to embarrass the free action of the Convention OF
how his devotion to his principles and his party
should induce him to accept nomination 50 unani-
mously and so heartily rendered to him, even al
though contrary to his private wishes and feel
ings. Catch the ''inimitable Charley at such a
trick as that of declining-not he: even although
murmurs, both loud and deep, went up from every
part of the State, he never said decline once He
and the clique have a second time forced him unon
the party throughout the State. Apart altogether
from party motives, we do hope that his and their
obstinaey and dictation may be rebuked by Man.
ly" defeat.
SANPsoN.-We publish this week, with eonsidera-
bic reluctance. a communication the signature
of g SAMPSON" We cannot approve of its spirit
and although it is very well written, and we have
every respect for the author questionable wheth
er We would have given it place, were it not that
some of its blows seem directed against our humble
SELF and we unwilling even to appear to hide
ourselves from attack by refusing those who may diff
fer from chance to be heard OF the alterations
in existing laws. recommended by correspondent
we are not prepared to speak, but commend them to
the attention of our readers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28

Ra~We are indebted to Senator CAss for cop,
of his speech oD the motion of Mr. BENTON for tn
indefinite postponement of the compromise BILL de
ivered in the q. S. Senate on the I4th inst
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nlisrrllanroua.

II. 4 LnntE * Coz, G'Rergi Dealers ia al
kinds Of Lumber, Llth, SAiHglss, sash DoOrS
Ceddr Posts, &c. sc.
n. b. A liberal discount made in filling large bills
Yard on Main Canal, formerly occupied by Wal
erand illcklng. inc 22-lT-u
ID W. &. GoodIng, Saddle, Harness and lrHnk
Maker, and CdriIg- Trimmer, nt the sIrn ot
"CHy HIRcSS StOp,' on Columbus ST, 3 doors
north OF Canal At, Ottawa, l.s.
Thankiul torpast patronage no pains shall be spar
ed IN the execution Ot work, and prpmpmrs- m
film. orders to mcu. the confidence oi the puh.r
Please call and examine our work before purchnS-
ngrl-e where. Jnc l-6n'
e.. Bur-, Agent for Frotscliop laWrdur. Coa,Pa-
ny, HriJr t--oppp,IJc ihr Mansion lIouac.
George Smith, EIshnUI5,e Td.iDr opposite CuSh-
mdu4 store, regularly receives lbc fashions from
the Elst aud WILDE happy To make up cioihiugOr
all who may favor him with their patronage" a IL
warranted N very case, Particular attention paid
to CutiiRg Ouann, may 10, 1919.
Seth &. Earl, Carriage, 40 Is', md sign Painter,
PdpcrcrGRi G.g:irr. Ottawa, l'l shop on Co
lumlus street over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carnage mnkcrshop,
Jacob d..Stouc, Sn!Ns, Harness, and TrNHk
m1nafdctUcr, amt CTrn9s Trimmer, ,coWcr of
Canal and CnumbuS streets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. IL. wagner, Justice nj the Peace, office in
the northeast corner of the cour,houseup stairs
DitGrI, dec 20
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, DECEMBER A. 1850

to his own adventures and the kind Of lunar
dawn, sometimes 50 beautifully marked in the de-
ser', threatened NJ With speedy interruption be
lore Ne had passed the period when his father
M0hainmed took hun by the hand one day aud
told him that his ,hans life was about To bsKn
The worthy trader raxed quite eloquent in de-
SCI hing his first journey IN the Gcbel which, ac-
c"rcilug to him, had once been moie fertile than
the valley al the Nile, until it wac burned mp by
the fiery breath OF an Eirit fleeing from Divine
vengeance ia alluded TO marvellous stories, Of
whloh he made himseifhero; such as finding the
skeletons of whole notwithstanding to his
computation, some leagues long camcls and nor
ses, and men all standing up. formerly buried bv
the SIMEON, then uncovered by the same agency
| confess that although we began the conversa-
ton IN search Of useful knowledge, we were too
much fascinated by this wild kind of talk to put
IN II single query and were quite disappointed
when, reused by the increasing hght, We looked
over our shoulders and saw large rale crescent
floating some distance above the horizon. Ali
MustaiR WAS at this moment cniytniug his mar
ratiyc by a dangerously satircal picture Of the
Bsdswin1 hi presumed ancestors, Dcrwi,h and
Shad, our Egyptians, were sitting Il very unruly
gl[glc Saleh was slrOiing his long thin beard
lnipaticntly; and the Sheiks one eve which had
until then been shut glowed good deal more
brightly than usual as the ghastly rays Of the
moon fell upon it. Some one. however gave the
signal 10 march; everything was at once in a bus
tie; the carnr- were collected and separated the
mat was rolled up; somowha; ha-ty farewell
Of subiued cordially took place; and the two
kdfilas slowly rcccded from one another, in op-
po-ite directions. The breeze once or twice
brought to us the sound Of di-tan, voices CRYING
"zIh znh' to the tagging or struggling cames
bnt this sign TINT We were not alone in the desert
soon failed, and noding in sleep silence, We con
tnueI our journey towarI, the Milky Mountains.
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business Gor09.
Cnrrinsc ~ Wagon Mandatory

NJ VI PAL VI ER returns thanks to the public for
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him andhaving associated himself with ] G. GAY ,
he would state that they are prepared to carry ON the
tariinecund Wagon Making iusincss.
in a!lts various branches Our stock Of lumber is
well seasoned, md We are determined To make the
best work tltnt = made uthc county Two-horsr
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wisbro
purchase are Inyltedto cal and examine Tor them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop ON rLc
corner ot Columbus and Jefferson streets Lumber
tascuIn exchange for work WM PALMER
Ottawa feb II as G. GAY
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Gtoruoc & 5orw0r0inn.

Maurice Mnrphy,--Si1rRgt, FOrwaydHg HTi
Commission Hsrciggt, dealer ~ al. l,iujS Ut u,o-
du,r --Ncr.holsr east ot ClauuSud's We're
house. mln cauIl, Ouawi, IL. .ocl l9-6m.
T. Il ChiTllui, SiarIg' * Commission Ii'r
ehItt-Nlrehoa,e east side VI vac b.liIr. Nam
canal, Ottawa, III. nov ~
l., HIlis, Storage. Farmdrling and Commission
U.ycIIt, dealer ~ all kinds NJ PrgdHcc, True :
Warehouse. No. :, : Slde-cui. OtlEwa Illinois
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
lttornrn 8 .

John II Murphy, ,Atiorney and Coags,iior at
Lptr, Ottawa, Illinois. aug w. lhoo'
DIlcc IN the court house
J. ~. Mct.rc=or, attorney and Counsellor a!
LIir, ,Otiara Office one door nom corner ct
la Sale and tlnll--ts., directly IN front oI thc
court house. Particular attention pat" l" lI,n
nrJ cnIl.rtnu. ap 2O-6m'
Ch,mplin * wallace. u Ch1mphn--W II
l., WaInc,g tu,,Hcgs and CouHsciiOrSg al lar
Office mp stairs IN tde next building north Of the
Post Office nov -, ~.
T., y. Leland, itiornsy and Counsellor al Laic
las removed ms office from R'diick'- block, to
the room formerly uccup-l by the SkeriV, ~ the
court house, now occupied npartby horenh" he
land may I 40
Norris 81 Fisher, GEO. II NoTi7--Geo S Fish
erl attorneys at L1,r anh LInd agents, Otta-
l-l H. Wui pay pirtlcu.1r altrnunnto th" pay
m'nt o, taxes IA any part ol liuno7, purchasing
npl selling real estate investigating titles, collect
ting dclnln H. hdvlur aud selling military land
warrants md locating them on the besf iIn0S tor
soldiers or othrr- 4ocuuuup"nsIuns and all claims
nc1instthc government, Office IN the courthouse
Aurl -, 1919.
VI. T.. uplE"or. i"orRrg anil CoTHscl'oT ~
Lllr, AMI Slli.,ior U rtlDrrrg-- --bti7Td, H.
Ofi., over the rear ot g. Burr'- store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover * COOK, n O. G'oycr--B {. Cookl At-
f,rn,re aqt Trpn,s''1rs ui Lrr -OttaIra. Of
i,~ u R-llirA= Horh. east side of the pahHc
square. gun 'N-u
Henry e.. Cotton. .fisracg daE Counsellor NJ
L4Ir anil NJ'lriiDr in ttWcUV-OfiGro,i iiiS
Oiirru RrdIr>s h,ocn, east s.ic Of the public
square. lu" -
y. '.Uandun, iHOyncydt Lar- os'rcgo, hrn-
Kenilg ~ Hls Aug 10, lsis--u
G. A.Insa,lq, Itiorary end Couuss''orai La,r,
Opposite th- Shrrmnn House CHICAGO, Itr-.
Particular attention paid to Agencies and collect
ing mh 20. 80
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New lIeat Market,

I ERENlAH WOODnio his friends and the
- public I'm he has Just opened Meat Market Ht
hos new building an The conner north Of the touTJ
House Square, M Ottawa whcrr he viii be happy to
suppyau his trlcndsani the public the choc..t
oi ryrryhlng m the meat l,ne. Vegetable OF all
kinds Nl,o kept ON haDd
No Nlrk.i on Sunday The shop will he kept
open Oh Saturday evening. hut closed on the Sab
bath scplll 1850
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+ Q t | .

Fox River House. hy l.. DELAHo, on the canal
urar the aqlrIlcI. Canal ipackrl, stop regularly
atthis house.
American UoIsc. nrarth- confluence Of the IL
lno. and Fox Rivers, aninear the hud-e
Mansion House, Ottawa ,lll,hy K IuorY PaS-
sengers carried tree 10 and from the canal pack
cts Stages aulv" ana irpnu daily.
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Cabinet Work and Chairs,
- upsols1tRING 9 UNDERTAKING. g,
-,:sAJ M

yHHE .Ioscriher begs to return thank for the lib
L eral support gwen HIM thus tar, and he will try
mn | merit it, continuance.
lie woull respectfully remind his friends and the
public that his stock sill of such articles as he finds
~ iem,n here, olhls own nanu,clure and nnpor-
ted Az D1rrdniei as represented.
IPalnyt Lumber takculnpay for furniture
lie has on hand AMI N Ike, to order naira secs
cushions, &c, A. goo AMI az chcep Os they can be
bought IN st. Loni. or Chicago he also keeps con.
st,nlly on hand ready made collins all sizes He
keepsn H,irse, AMI ,ucndstuncrnls. aud his char.
ges will he found Low PETER Russell.
l., Sail, st Ottnwn, Aug 10, 1850
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Saieratus nanafac!Ory,


yTNAKE this method Of announcing to merchants
! ami dealers tu tals sla,c, lua' they haze fitted
up bn eNtcnsiv, establishment with new apparatus.
sui are Gov manufacturing my quantity VI superior
EEfINED SALERATES.
From the beet material which can be obtained in the
market
W-nrc manufacturing a superior article, and the
iaclltl"s Tor shipping are such Ihut merchants and
dealers IN the vICuIy OF lht canal or river can /.
lA-Ir supplies from here in much c.s time thaniro
th" eastern market, and n>o ave transportation,
and the n"cczAly Of ordering HIarEc suppy nj once
I'los.' vino may t1yor u- w,,h 'hrlr orders, ior a
nrg, or smu,, Gl,uu'y, are assured Ia they Willie
attended ~ With prpmptus.s and filled at a.
Low aiaic>
~ can bc obtained IN New lurA or 81. Loul- mar
k"t. trr m article II The same quality.
Merchants AID dealers ar invited 10 call and rx-
anime our samples before orlcudg .htr supplies
from other markets.
Ngnliacoy ON Couml us street, one door north
Of Jhe lnon House, Otlwo, III. octi2 - 6m
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hit, Palatine Academy,

vlll~ Institution is now under the loin, diycc-
h ton OF Rev. t. \. JENcR- and Rev. {. VI,
B WRIGHT, Principals
The long experience and established reputation OF
these gentleman Il. teachers, will We doub, not be-
sufficient guarantee to the public that lhi- lnsiu-
ton wl0inet the most Sangline expectations OF It's
friends and patrons
The Institution viii be divided into 'drce derari-
m"n's, VIZ Classical, Normal, and Mathematical
and Female Rev T. y Jcucks Prol.. sor Of Latin
Greek, Mental and Moral Science Rev & VI
Wright, Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Science and Norma Department; Mrs |. G Ilurd
principal m Ladies department and teacher ot ma.
,ic uud ornamental branches.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF The
Board Of Supervisors,

members present
Mr waite offered the following resolution:
Rssoiyed That 50 much of the resolution Of this
boIr. passed on the llth of November last, ns in
the following words. to vii: "lhat the prosccut-
ug attorney i, dc-tryu< If ctnsute for falling to
prosecute The large amount Of indictments which
have been placed in his hands by the grand ju.
rar-,' be rc.c,uied
On motion, it was ordered that the resolution
lie on the table until Mr. Cook rtates' attorney,
shaI. have hId an opportunity TO appear before
the hoard anJ make an explanation.
Bill of Walker d Htkliug, for sundries deliv.
cred Mrs. Lane for county paupers, amounting
10 $49S, was allowed.
Mr. Cook States Attorney, By Mr. Glover sub.
mIttei u statement IN reference to the indictments
found at the spring term of the circuit court, and
which were not prosecuted.
Gu motion Of Nr. Wagner, the resolution offer.
ed by Nr Wait, the resolution Of Mr. Baldwin.
and all other documents aPpcrtaining to the sub
jcct were referred 10 select committee, consist
ing ol Mr,.r-. Wagner Highly and Lett. With in-
strurtlo"~ - report thereon to the board
On motion Of Mr. NcBurnev, a committe Of
three was appointed to recommend such amend.
ments snd alterations in The Township Urganza.
ton Law A. they may deem necessary, aud give
the same to Mes,rs Rcddlyk and Hisr to he by
srp.intcd Mrssrs M,Bunrv J|rks.n md RaiJ
win said cnr,r,itt.c
Cum,,,,Y If Mr. W,,.ner II r,s orIsrsd ,t,.
4 tax oc SluU IN. l.y,,. q, tL. t,,,,, ,f 'Trne ,r
town purpo'es.
Adjourned 70 o'clock to.morroyr rnorring
Trrsn,v Der 2
The committee On clar,s rrp,,,.I IN c,ycr ,r
allovin, the f,Ilowir5 I'm. which wsr, accord
i,yly s.yerally allowed Inv IN. boarI.
Bin or Martin Nurray far cl.api-y
cnurt ro,,r A., -
L : IrI ,nJ r,r rrofas-io,,I ssrvirss
IN .,,i, Of count, ay,in,t IN. tnvnnrOt.
t,wa TO recover yrpr,.ry license, nu5
suit Of county against estate Of William
S;a,llrn ~ .ur.ty Of ,Jab,z Fitch for.
mcr treasurer, ~ 90
VII l. Wallace f,r professional ser.
vices. IN suit Of iii. county o,aip,t town
of Ottawa. 10 90
John Co.rroyr for boariing Michael
MrCabr.a a p,uprr. SIX munib, 90 90
Jane. Clark. for shlrtiuy. dc. furnish.
ed for McCahe, 1OI
Kohn ii Nanllebaum, for clothing fur.
niShed paGpor,, in January, 1850. per or.
der Of Cotton. so
Laii, clerk Livingston county, and Nc.
Kee, clerk Bureau county. for services IN
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To g,Cf.

V1NO LET. and possession given, about the Isl OF
l. November, the store now occupied by Nrssrs,
Sutton & Fyt Apply to Toe, !. &c. CnAurliS
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Myers' Nursery,

NXYSsk F0nr n''Ies south oJ WdgnoIin and II
~xA1 n'i!es east Of Lacon, in Marshall co,
TT Is nursery has now been in operation fourteen
IL years, IN which time no labor or pains has been
spared TO make the selection Of fruit trees perfect
ihete are now IN th- nursery over sercnty rdriehss
ofaTplcs. which will be sold ns low az 1T any nur.
scry IN The west, from yearsup The subscriber s
pcpnrsd 20 supply any demand and nf all such al.
pies ns can he kept he will hav. specimens of the
r,tit 10 exhibit to purchasers, (o2G) DAyip MYBss
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select school.

MISS MARY $. Lee designs opening selcc,
wi school for lads md m4'rs. on Monday. Aug
81, IN the school room back ofthe Methodist church
tor nrry occupied by Miss Cody.
Ottawa Aur u
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VOL. XI.-NO. 10.

tenn was adopted in making purchases for the
county, would respectfully submit the following
resolution:
ReSoirsd, That the sheriff take charge Of the
court housc, make all purchases Cor the county,
and buy all stationery, %c., required by law for
the county clerk sud circuit clerk. and that he
be required to keep record Of the purchases aud
present vouchers therefor and report all moneys
received FOR rent Of court room. oiiccs .tr and
that all purchase. made by order of III, circuit
court, be made IN accordance with the above res.
oution:
The report was accepted, and the toard ad.
jyurned to o'clock l. NJ