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Meeting Of the Board OF Snperyi.Ors:

There was a pretty full attendance at the infer
NAL meeting yesterday of tho Board of Supcrvis.
ors of this county After full consultation and
interchange Of views on the subject, tho Board
adopted formal resolution declaring Itself pos
scsscd of the entire control Of .hc fiscal affairs Of
the county. The members were also Of opinion,
nfter thorough examination Of the subject, that
the board had power to hold meetings and transact
county business before the regular meeting in
November. The fourth Monday in MAY was
therefore appointed as the time for holding the
first meeting Of the board for the transaction Of
county business. Meantime, Judge Cotton was
requested by the board to prepare statement Of
the fiscal affairs Of this county for their guidance
and for general information.
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OTTAWA, ILt---A correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune speaks very ilattering of Ottawa, andsays
that quite recently project has been set on foot
to throw dam across the river Immediately be.
low the Rapids and construct a lock, by which
means this obstruction will BE- overcome, and the
place rendered what it ought to be- the head Of
steamboat navigation during the entire season.
If ;he undertaking result US It's friends confidently
predict, and the water power now running tn
waste. be rendered available Tor manufacturing
purposes, Ottawa will be in possession Of advan.
tagcs which must inevitably secure to her 4 com.
manding and cnviablc position among tho towns
ofNur,hcm Illinois The Tribunes correspondent
fslys y
| Il found in store ut Ottawa--lO,6Se bush
wheat, $4,000 bush corn. 1900 bush. oats. also
ascertaincd, from an examination Of the books in
the Canal Collectors office, that there had been
I shipped south, since the 2Sd March; iI0 barrels
| pork, 32i bbls flour, 5000 lbs lard 7el bush.
! wheat, 5l70 bush oats 35i bush corn. Shipped
north during the same period 1909 bbls pork
/ sOS27 lbs lard, 3,293 lbs bacon, 1887 bushcl.
corn, $50 hides. Tolls received during the time
| 1854 ~.
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Opinion in Other States,

The Pittsburg .Rerc'gy thus speaks Of General
Shields and his recent speech made in the United
States Senate
General Shielis IN III, recent effort in the sen.
ate IN the slavery and territorial oueStiunS. has
shown himself as able a statesman and orator rs
hc was brilliant and gallant ~ u soldier There
l. VEN OF high philosophy running throughout
hI~ speech, evidently the uit 1T an elevated and
>oundly constituted mind, devoted To truth rather
than To pdrty-Iul accustomed To examine f,r
l'~c,t the great problems connected with the ~,
h'lcal AMI social state. About hi, remarks there
l. freshness, a freedom from the ordinary puliti-
cal slang, So thing tiat marks the phi,u~opll-
IL statesman, 10 br found ia bat very few speech
Is of the session y such, Judging from the tone
Of letter writers It seems to have taken bv sur
prise those who were not previously aware that
the General i 4 ripe scholar, an able lAwvcr. u
gentleman of tine tastes, and of quiet IILurlou,,
patient phlloSophic habits of enquiry
With the man distinguished in war. We are
tooapt to ISSociJJc the idea Of Il mere fighting an
lmal--an nlcl essentially false, AMI at variance
with the whole theory Of our governmental in,ti-
tuGion,; one Of the elemental principles of which
:, TINT tic war soldier Of the republic invariably
acts as ! citizen, in the capacity Of citizen. per
forming IL a citizen, u.cs not required of him
III time Of peace, and not performed in time of
pcNce only becHuSe the rNigencics of war, alone
impose th" duties, To perfect the idea ol per
Nct citizen, It Is essential that man should be
accomplished for NIL duties imposed los his Cuun-
trv--duilcs Of war rs well Is Of pcace-;md lac
VIII" Is best prepared for all i, the best citizen
The sequel will show rs the friends Of General
Shields know and is hiS present speech proves,
that the country viii iinl Tim ttgomp'i h,i IN all
the arts and principle, Of peace"
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Court.


The trial Of Qngley for the murder Of Edge
combe was concluded on Saturday evening, by tn,
jury returning averdct Of guilty Of granddaughter
1t isrccollected he had been found guilty Of muir
der ut the last court but received a new trial
Several important witnesses were absent at thi,
term who were present at the former trial, and i
is believed the lighter verdict Of Saturday is at
tributablc to this circums lance
In the case ofthe people VS.. Phillip Williams
a negro, for stealing trunk Of lockwood and
Blskcslcy, a verdict of guilty WAS rendered, and
Williams was se,rcacea to one years anprcn-
tccslHp at Alton
Campbell for stealing a coat from Wormser,
dc, was let run, the prosecuting witness having
failed to appear against him.
The liquor sellers in town, against each ofwhom
some 10 or l2 indictments were found. were let
of for the present on pleading guilty each to one
Indictment and paying fine Of $40.
The court was occupied up to Friday with Grim.
inal business. II will take at least all of next
week, it is thought, to &c. through the civil dock
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Texas and New Mexico.

News arrived in tbs city the day before yes
terday, purportng that Major Ncighbon, tie Tex
m commissioner, had arrived at FL P,,,so, and
had given notice to Col Munroc. the military
commandment at Santa Fe, that lie had entered :ha
country for the purpose Of taking possession gift
in the name Of tic state of Texas. The announce
ment u the dcSgn created intense excitement IN
Santa Fe and the greater portion Of the popula-
ton were in favor Of resistance BY force Of the
Texan commissioner The sub project at Funtc.
rls, near the military post n. I'll Paso, whore
there is a strong Texan influence, had resigned Ia
the Texan commissioner. 1t seems that Col Nun.
roe is so hampercd by his instructions, that he can.
not take the decisive stand against the Texan
movement which hc desires and the people en-
pected him to take. Public meetings for organ.
led resistance have been called throughout the
territory. These facts add another utighty con.
Sideration to the many already before congress, IN
favor Of final adjustment of the territorial diff
cultcs The correspondent ofthe New York 1ri
bunc, par, vt whose predictions have already beer
verified in the Senate, has stated roundiv, thai
Mr., Benton was urging objections to action upon
the territorial bills for the purpose Of driving the
south into settled hostility to the north and there
by preventing forever the passage Of an act fo
territorial organization so that the people Of Cali
fornia NAV be induced To declare independence
and open an asylum for himself and family, should
he be finally abandoned by the people Of Nilsson
Z ii st. Louis RcrtiRc.
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Public Srnr-we had hoped 10 nee a little
more taste displayed by cir .d,izcns--iand own.
crs in setting out shrubbery in their yards and
trees along their streets tho coming season. All
know how much we arc favored in the location of
our town, and how greatly VIC are indebted n,he
summer to our shade trees, for that air Of com.
fort andscomcliness, which visitor here at that
season observes. twcu,d DO a simple matter for
every man who has a house and lot to put out an.
nually half dozen trees and ,hon from year to
year as our boundaries extend the avenues Of trees
would lcngthen and remain useful ornaments to
auotter generation. To those who remember the
srchipz sims Of some Of our eastern cities, mere
hint will be sufficient to induce to like labor
that shall contribute 20 largely to tho public ben
eft and private advantage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04

INNGEAoIaN-1hc Galcua JcTrr,uuan saws.
Every boat nom below is crowded. with rmi-
grants. for this rcgjun-more having already ar
nyed here t,au we have ever known so early in
the season. The emigration to- California ha, Civ
en- place to Il mere wealthy and permanent class
ofctlzcr. The prospect, 81 this part If the coun-
try never was more il,ttcrng and great induce
mcntS are offered to capitalists AMI crnisranls To
settle among us AMI the - Louis Rcycc NJ
the itl SAYS that about 500 emi,ran,s, from Ohio
md other statcs cas-. arrived at that city on the
l3.h. mos, Of whom vesc destined for llunui. aud
Iowa.
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A corcspondcn, of,hc Richmond Wing states
that, OF tho goth Of March last "a small cloud
passed over the lower end Of Hanover county, Va.
aud discharged pieces of lcsh very similar to those
which fell several years since in Tennessee. Those
pieces weighed from four to six ounces, AMI fell
over surface " something less than rood oI
ground" The physicians IN the Medical College
after examination, have pronounced them vcr
table flesh, nnl suppose they are the remains 81
frogs or fish, drawn from the swamrs or .cashor,
by the action Of a water spout A similar shower
Is said to have fallen IN Sampson county, NC, OF
the 10Th Of February.
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A Dreadful Accident at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, MAY :,
4 dreadful accident occurred last night ut 10
o'clccl, at Lcclodc Saloon On Fifth near Locust
street \ May day party composed Of J,rurkill's
scholars and their parents, had assembled for
amusement, when the floor on tho second story
gave way. and carrying down some 900 persons,
breaking through thc ground floor and passing in
TO the cellar, which was half filled with wafer a
great number of them were more or less injured,
some mcr,ally, AMI two killed instantly The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04

TnE IIcXGAHrASs-rhc distinguished cxcs.
Ujhazi, late GovcrnW Of Csmorn, his family and
friends the sharcrs Of his fstanes, arrived in Chi.
ca 20 OF Tuesday last
The Journals says "Thcy We're welcomed to
prarlehni u, very appropriate speech by the
Mayor, and in the afternoon received the calls u
Il large number VI citizens at the City Hall
Cjhazi made few cloqueRt remarks each
thought tiugod witha sad memory Of lns native
land and her noble but unsuccessful struggle for
liberty, but frightened with the hope OF a good
time coming" The following is translation Of
the substance Of his remarks
You, Mr. Mayor, represent glorious nation
and glorious institutions, and not unknown to u,
though f,r from the land uf their nativity.
Hungary and the lIungarians have felt the
symplhzng kindness shown to the cXilos from
her Land, and her sons will treasure it as thea
flirest remembrance
We come to settle in the Wet, an by so ding
Will prove to dcspots, that though our all has been
coniscated, and we cxiIed, we are not yet crushed
Liberty lives in the graoe' of Hungary and will
yet burst the ccrmcnts Of the tomb and Urins life
and resurrection to her people
Liberty, our Idol lives in the fair remembrance
ofus ALL and though, having lost it at home, We
hope for ITS enjoyment among the free and happy
people, with whom are hereafter. to he our homes.
The HuNGARlANs left this city fp the west
Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock. They
were attended 10 the cars by the German military
companies with their band and babe adicu to the
Garden City, cher,hing the livelicst sentiment.
ofgratitudc, for the kindness shown them, durin.
their brief sojourn here.
The DmEcroUs Of the Galcna Railroad gene
rously took them to Elgin free Of charge, and III,
forwarding lines transport their baggage without
compensation.
Through the excrions Of some Of our citizens
avery handsome sum Of money has been raise,
to deiray their expenses still further towards ,hc
new western home.
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New Advertisements.

More new goods at Cushman'S,
Up. Sanger 4 Co, have just received their ueN
and splendid spring aud summer stock of Dry
goods and groceries
Ihreshing machines for sale by J. L. Coates
Peru.
Annual meeting Of the Lasalle CO, Bible Socic
ty at the Methodist church in Ottawa next Sab
bath.
Creditors Of the estate Of Jonathan Hess, decd.
are notified to prove up their claims
Dixon and Churchill have opened boat yarl
near the junction of the canal and feeder
/. b Delano offers house to rent.
A new quarter Of Miss Cody's seminary com
mences ON Wednesday,the Sltl inst.
Mr. Sherman has just received choice lot Of
fruit trees and shrubbery.
Mortgage sale of property of Redmond Cos
grove.
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Markets.

NEw loEH, Ma IS 7. m.
Fow-l.csS buuyau,y in the market. For
state and western holders pretty firm Demanl
moderate at 81 75as5 for No, mpcrfnc; s. Is
ass - for common to straight state: 5iia5 81
fr mixed to fancy Michigan; 80 .5a5 81 frpurc
Gcncscc grain.
lIheat-D Demand continues COOL
Corn Mixed soc; southern yellow Coo.
jyhiIcy-Dull and lower. Gle sr prison.
Prori0ons-Firm. Prime pork IS 80. mess
$40 lgal0 %. Lard quiet, Gle.
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Miss WEnSrERs LrrrrR.-Ihc following card
has appeared in relation to Miss Webster's letter
recently publihcd:
ACMp--Al letter Of Miss Harriet Webster has
been Published, and has gone and is going the
rounds Of the newspapers, contrary to her cxpcc.
tations aul consent, The letter to which it was
m answer was from town in New Hampshire.
and from person wholly unknown to her or to
her family, The letter expressed strong expires.
sions Of sympathy and kindness for DR.. Webster
and his family, &c, spd requested an answer
Gratitude, aS well as polcncss, dictated an an.
swer Of which she and her flmily regret the pub.
liriy. Those papers which have Published it are
requested to insert this card.
Cambridge, April II, 1850
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Reader, ifyou wan, remedy which you can
rely upon, purchase W h FARnELL's Arabian
Inncut This article has performed more cuIe''
with lees expense, than any other preparation be-
fore the public. 1t is cmpha;icaly specific III
all cases which require an outward application
either for man or beast. No family should DO
without this great Remedy The world looks upo"
its cures with wonder and establishment. Sec us
advertisement in our paper.
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From the California Emigrants.
OK BOARD STEAMER Jui,, 80 miles bcio,r
~ losrph. No, Aprilli. 1880.


~ Jasrgh. No, Aprilii, 1880
fristd OSnda II am ut last TN the front of
civilization. | have been at Independence and
Weston two Of the points Tor fitting out fr the
tnp across the plain,--ani all reports Of the
number consrrcatrd at these points cannot equal
their cNagcratiun. | never saw n more di-alr
pointed set Of mca thau those of Independence.
Not over two thousand tmi,rant> are assembled
there, whilst the business men of the place have
IN store outfits fnr ~ least ten thousand At
Weston there are not Co exceed four hundreds
much t'r the newspaper lies of some Editors
SAY liys, tIr they nothing else put forth for n
certain effect. What tell You OF independence
and Weston YOU can rely upon. | do not obtain
thr information "uly from my own observation
Mules arr plenty at from sos IL Sg0: Horses
from 10 10 $50, which may bc said to uc rather
scarce The cmgrJuts do not seem To profit from
the experience Of those who crossed the PLAINS
last year for they are taking almost universally
heavy wagons, and II Is astonishing that men will
commence such journey with the limited know.
edge they seem 10 have uf what they need tu
keep them comfortable and facilitate their pro.
greSS. | shall soon be at St Joseph. and will
then give YOU true account of all | there To-.
hold Since we left 81 Louis we have lost over
board one boy about Ii Years Of age he fell uytr
IN the night and could not be f,>cued One
DEATH oi consumption, a IadN-unc man died ut
drunkenness, If the worst kind lie had been on
4 spree for three weeks, from Louisville, bound
lnr Caitona-ve inferred him IN the wild
banks of the Missouri. He died VERY sudden
and such pane un board never saw, The Cho
eva the Cholera "a man DYING with Cholera"
aud Doctor has that man got the Cholera e rms
through the calm and over the bo,t-aud IN
two hours We had at least a dozen patients to
prescribe Some who had paid their passage to
st. Joseph, lett the boat At the first landing, al.
mos: ri ,utynrl into fits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04

One Of our citizens who has been afflicted with
the time was Obliged to 80 Oh crutchcs tried VA
rious remedies without effect, but was FINAL in
duccd to try Sloons Ointment which gave i'm
mcdiat relief, and by the usc of two boxes was
entirely cured Sheboygnn Mercury, Wisconsin,
Oct 10, 1919.
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Steamboat Explosion.

SANru-AN, April 29.h
Steamer Au,houy WAYNE blew mp opposite
Vcrmiliion, Erie county, Ohio, eight miles from
shore, 1T II osock Sunday morning Sunk in
twenty minutes. Her hurricane deck parted
from the hull AMI hoa'cd. The survivors were
exposed on her deck until day break, when the
schooner ElmiIa, Capt Nuccut wa, hailed and
brought the killed. amt wounded &C. and ,ur>i vors
10 Sanln,ky, The Naync was an Old boat not
in the regular line Of Butrtlo and Slnlu,ky
steamers. She WIS owned 10y Charlie, Howard
of Detroit
Accounts vary a. to,hc number on board The
FIR, mate SAYS that the Wayuc came IN Slulus
Ky with 10 in the >tctrugr and 20 Ia the cabin
From the s4ndu>Sy trains - wen, aboard ami
.hr crew numbered 30-:o'al 81 ~ 1f crew
and 3 II ,"e passenger, are likely 90 recover
Total loss ana in sing from So tn 80.
Passenger, know. to be killed, II. Titus Of
Dayton, \. ". Hart, OF Pc-rlsburs, wife AMI
child Of John Ellis, Of Mount Hope Mich }. ".
poty Of Warsaw, ID, missing. Pas GERS dau-
gcrou,ly wounded j. IL Jo>elin. If t.. L
Shaw, DAYTON, Passengers badly but.uot DANCE,
nusly ,caldcl John Ticrcy. Louisville. Nv. &. G..
Law renee, of Angelica, ~ Y. T. l. GRAY. SILVIA.
ter, y. Y Aaut john Eli, Noun, Hope. Sigh.
ly staldcd, F. Mcdonnell, Nj, AMI some others.
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Ifauy man doubt. that II G ferr)N' Nr' "h
Linimcnt is the greatest bcne(ictor ct '"o-' ''
him look around and he will tnl lw'h Eve
dcncc to scatter his sccpicism to ihe 81. 10
will find that MS an external Applicant Do '"'
diseases both of man and beast, no mcdi'inr ''r
discovered has effected as many and Us r'""'N'
able cures. SEQ advertisement
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a VILLAIN Exr0sED-The lafayette i nj
tOpricr publishes several aiiiIayits, besides other
evidence, for the purpose Of sho IN that VIM. J.
Burns, editor Of the Wabash .itias has been cn-a-
gci, with Mr. Stephen Crane, who is now I'M
pr-onei ia thar state Tor horse stealing IN printing
counterfeit Land Warrnts The ComicS makes out
= cleorca-c against is coicmpo,ary We make the
following cS,rac, from the afli ayit Of Dr. John y
warren, WHO obtained his information from Jraiu
while in a state of iu,occat.on.
Crane toll this fiant that he Ind found it uccrs-
n to 20 and had been 10 Fort Wayne 10 get some
types, for sail land warrauts,l hat he could not
get them ak there, and had found It ncccssa'yto 20
to Crnwhulsylll 10 get the aauce Of the type h.
needed and that he afterwards WENT Il Fort WAYNE
10 get the seal TOR the land warran, speculation
Nhcrrupon the said Crane showed me a seal Of
brass, which he said was the seal ui which lac had
been speaking. In n subsequent conversation,
Crane also complained Of the SAID Barns, and told
me tiic said Burns had not treated him properly
That the said burns was gong to take the start oi
him and would get oil the good ofthr land warr1uls
nul leave him. ibr said Crane. nothing. and then
said, Burns and will have to he in Ia.l together"
Such ylllainy deserves to be expose Editors
though mostly poor, with the exception OF Mr. Ilul.
brook Of the Peru Telegraph and few others we
have heard Of, are generally honest and it would
be stain on their fair fame to let such nct- Of ras.
, caly to pass uunolred.
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Bee SAYS: we understand that an able Nhs,achu.
sets lawyer is abou:to publish an argument to
show that Dr. Webster was not allowed his legal
rights in regard to the constitution Of the jury
which tried him; that the court proceeded illegal
ly rejecting three jurors from the panel on ac.
count Of their sentiments on capital punishment
and that any prisoner has a right to choice By
lot ofmpartial men, irrespective Of thciropiniou,
on punishment. From the arguments that have
heretofore proceeded from this goniIemen's pen,
We are quite s,we hevill make a slrkiqg uayrg
the dry bones Of the law"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04

STATUE OF Mn. CAHuuN-Nr Powers, the
great American sculptor, who La, been employed
by the city Of Charleston, to work out Of marble,
statue Of the distinguished Senator Of South Caro-
buA, has flushed his task hi arrival in Chlrlc,.
ton with is daily expected.
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ASSOCIATION or rng SANDWICH IsLASps.--Ihe
PlyReSa,, the official Journal Of the Hawaiian
Govsrumeat published weekly at Honolulu dis.
cussss "a sorso length the prorric,y Of an anncxa.
,icn of thc Sandwich Islands TO the United States.
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wives OF '"0. Baker and Z NJ Pomeroy were dan.
s'ron1y wounded; Miss Mary Abbott no, -.
pe''ed 10 i've; Mrs Emanuel Black had both hos
legs fractured, The following are the nance =,
These most severely injured: Miss johnson 10, |
eher Mrs MaIIoy, Miss SULLIVAN. Mrs. Reed wifi.
" ''s surveyor general, pic'c of wood pcnc.
ua'ed her hip and came out at the other s;lo -.
N'Ss 'rginn Clark. Miss Barlow slightly i,r,
gu Miss Gum, Ms. Mary Pomeroy, Mr. A p
'"ae"' Mrs L. T. Carr Miss Sarah Knox u,
"s' "'S Atwood, Miss Carter. VIM. Wit,or,
:" /, Tucker, Miss X. G. Clark, M,, Holmes Mr.
"'N'''' principal of the school, aud several 9th,
'fS' IN all two dead and forty wounded
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I 0ngrcss.

Washington, Nav on5
'hNNtE-Nr. Smith and }, II. Clark r,ar
/ pcared in seats. "l
| Mr.. Dawson oiIcrcda resolution tb,, H., G
'ary OF Interior be directed to inform the scra,.
"' ul' progress expense and practicabiIity o., L.,
Mexican boundary commission M. 49,,
. ted ''' =
| 1t was agreed that when the Senate 0,,;,,,..
1t be until Monday next.
/ The Vice President said he ,hoplJ ho a..
some time after Monday next.
Several local bills were taken nm anil ,,.,,l
The bill reported by Mr.. Douglass mail ..
grant OF lands to Illinois for the Ccu,rl :, :,
N'au was taken up and discussed at lcp,,,b
was amended so as to make similar rro,t.
lana TO rail roads in Mississippi, ami all on t,,
''' extending from the mouth of the Ohio rivcr
To Mobile; and passed. Yeas "a, naysll
INC senate then went into executive scss;o,,
and soon after adjourned.
h'uiE-1hc committee on naval ofTrs r,ro-
''u JOINT resolution that hereafter the ro,i,r,,
observatory at Washington shall be adop,ca far
Astronomical and geographical purposes, arl MART
Of the compufaa>o f the p,p'icai n,n'' "" ''''
clu,iyc,y for 4 eof p,yi,,o,i,o W., ~
daptel 10th. ~ Il III ~ DC y
Mr. Smith saifmanv mcmori,,
to Congress nrant n ,h,r,., - SUI.
the resolution which he hal rc,,,,,I anu
Mr. McIane asked vbc,bor : n.,',, III,
American charts
Mr. $ said not in thc ,eo., ,s ,i,,,. 49,,
ted to the American and Eugl;.b nc,,,la,,
Mr. Nclauc remark.,kL.re ,.,. ,.l..,.,
the resulutinn coptcn,rf! -. '
Objection, hoJ Ie.n ,,S7X l., A..
the shipping intcrcrt.. Lc tt,,,i,. a.. .,
time should be pivcu G,, ,v,,u;,,,;o,
Nr. Chandler sail :, rr,.., ,i,.:..t,.,
It should be made. lint NO, .oe,,,,.;-,I.'"
fir, proposed. ~
Mr. Thompson, of Mise, remarked ,b,,
change Of meridian should mot lc mo,,o NOM :,