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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17
Administrator Notice.

N Office il hereby given that The under
L Y signed has obtained from the County
ADM nislration upon the estate of VIM
Barns. deceased, bearing dato tho 9th day OF
April, 1851.
All persons indebted TO said es.ats ara re.
quested 10 ma Ike immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate
are requested TO exhibit them, properly au.
thenticated, within one year from tie date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit OF said estate, and if said
claims are not presented within three wears
they will be forever barred
J. W. HENRY,
Pub. Admr. Howard County.
April IT, lS5l--3w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

MURDER.--One Of the convicts in
the Penitentiary at Jefferson City, by
The name of Reed, killed a fellow. on.
vict. by the name of George Green
last Friday, by striking him on the head
with piece of iron.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

New Mo. BoAT.-The fine steamer
Bay State is now running as regular
trader between ST. Louis and 81. Jo,
'eph. Mr.. Scudder, her polite Clerk,
favored US with full 6.es of ST. Louis
papers.
Another-The Ben West has also
entered our river for the season. We
wish them both prosperous times.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

"Col. Benton came up on the
Sarandk, as far as Jefferson City, last
Saturday. We learn he was unusually
moody and reserved, during the trip
up.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

Every section of the country should
be lined with these roads as tributaries
to the railroads. The progress at the
West is very grea, already.-N Y.
Dry Goods Reporter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17
Dr. BcnncttEl. Clark.

HAVING returned from California, and
IL permanently located in Fayeue, Offers
his services in the various branches Of his
profession to the citizens of Fayeite and Of
the county. He hopes by diligen, attention
and untiring industry 10 merit q share OF
public patronage.
~ Office with Clark &, Herndop, on the
Public Square, Fayette.
April l0th-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

"Ths Jefferson Inquirer announ.
ces, in authoritative terms, that an ex
ira session of the Legislature is moi
contemplated by the Governor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

UTho Louisiana pike county,
Record, is out in decided terms for Q
new wing paper in ST. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

MEDICAL Communicable State
Medical convention will be held in Boon
vile, on The 2lst. inst. We notice
delegates have been appointed from sew.
eral places, and there is general de.
sire expressed for full attendance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

DGRAHAM. for May. is already on
our table, emsellished in seasona Bile
style, and filled to overfowing with
prose and poetry.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

CANDIDATEs.--Our terms for an.
nouncing candidates, are three dollars,
IN Advance. We canno. depart from
them, even for Judge-as in an cleo,
ton he is no more than another man.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

Aoryrs.--,fessrs. STEPHENS, HINES
& Co. ere our authorized Agents al
Milan, Sullivan county, Missouri
We hope they will send US a large
Club from tina, nourishing place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

A RELIC. We are indebted to cur
friend II. II. Harms, of Saline county,
for copy Of The Missouri Republican,
of date August 10. 1884. Charles and
Paschal were then its publishers, and
in poin. of size, i, is considerably small.
err than this sheet. and not go ne at in
typographical execution. The Repub.
lican was first issued on a foolscap
sheet, when this stale was a territory
II is now one Of the largest and deci
dedIy the handsomes, sheets in the
Union-and has been rendered, by the
enterprise Of lis publishers, indispensa,
bic TO the business man and news.
reader.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17
SP LENDID F URNITUR|
New Spring Goods,
IN FAYETTE.

l.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully INFORM
Il their old friends and customers nd the
public generally, that they are now rec Giving
and opening, at the old stand Of Hu ghes,
Birch q Ward, in Fayette, their
SPRING IMPORTA TONS,
which have been laid in by one of the firm,
in the Eastern and Northern cities, under the
most advantageous circumstances, and which
will be disposed of on as accommodating
terms as any other establishment in the up.
country.
They assure their friends and the public,
that their stock is
FULL f COMPLETE,
in every depa rlment, and all who may favor
them with a call will find every article usu.
ally called for by the wants Of the country.
GREENABAUM g. BARTH.
Fayette, April II, 1851.
| -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

DPThe Grand Division of the Sons
of Temperance meets a, Fulton, On the
4ih Wednesday of the present month.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17
Window & Glass Ware.

JUST received at Digges 4. Co.'S corner,
- large lot of Glass and Glassware, direct
from Pittsburgh. Window glass, all sizes,
10 to 10 K "a, Phials assorted, and gen.
eral assortment of open mouthed Jars which
is offered for sale exceedingly low.
Glasgow, April II, l S5I.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17

UJudge Scott, Of Cole, is aulhori,
tatively announced in the Jefferson pa
pers, candidate for Supreme Judge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17
Negro Woman for Sale.

C. N. DOUGLASS,
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IL. PEYToS,
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRrpAs, April 1S-6 p. NJ
BREApsryrrs-Elow rather heavy to-day. with
only moderate demand for home use, and the market
for common descriptions favored the purchaser The
operations in domestic amount to 1850 bbls superiinc
No at - Is - %; ordinary and straight state at
" o fssorite do and mixed Indiana and Michigan At
- sc; straight to fancy Western ut 81 62 81 6ssl
good and round hoop Ohio with New Orleans AT 81
- 81; pure Genesee at - 81 n s.; fancy Ohio and
Genesee at 50 W So p; and extra do do at IS 25
tccd sales Of SEQ bb part to arrive at 81 81 62
Southern was In limited supply and held firmly, at - -
Georgetown and IS IS SO for fancy at which 900 bbs
were sold Rye -four vas quoted duh at SO 81. with
only!a moderate business Corn meal has been very
scarce and frm at 50 for Jersey and 80 81 50 81 for
Brandywine. WheGt vas wanted for milling, but ing
held above the limits Of purchasers there but little
done :Genesee was quoted at 81 10 81 Ii Ohio, at
DC 81 Or; Michigan, at 81 o3 81 oS; and Canadian,
in bond. ut 81 81 o. Ry was nominally Tie. and
business. Oats ruled dull but steady at As soc for
Northern, and IS 47c. for Jersey. Corn was shade
better and in good demand especially Western KEEL
di posed of ut GA SIC; the sales besides include
10 coo bushels yellow, on the spot, at 90 roc.
CoIlos.-lhe adviccs received per America" appear
about as was looked fer and have mc,ely created a
suldued feeling with dealers, particular anxiety
bcirg shown by either side to open business The
tran actions reported 500 bales and the market
called &c. lower.
rRo,isoNs-rork again better, but scarcely
tive only Geo bhl having changed hands consisting
SD Il SIS y; at sI4 25 new prime at
Sl2 80 held higher at the close; and old at l - Sll
81 Rcef moved to the extent Of $50 bhls mess at
81 80 I'll 5o and prime at 50 . So so. showing "A
steady market Ticrce beef plenty ana easier
with sales Of 80 tieces Ohio at ~ so SIS Beef hams
in good request and the sales reached $50 hb at
SIS so In cut meats there has been a fair business do
ing. embracing 30 packages hams at So 81, and
shoulders at &c. Lard firm and more active, the
transactions amounting TO $50 bids prime at cts But
ter was about the same with only moderate business
Nothing new in cheese.
Ror.-The operations in this article within the past
week comprised about $50 crces ordinary to fair at So
u 50 80, cash; tie market closing duh but steady.
SEcAEs.- Some 10000 German were disposed Of al SO
to sl2 and 5000 Havana, at So 80 81 four and six
months.
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T.: S;;::s %ss ~, ~, :.
As.vuiss Sdsy, ls ship oliver crsas:
s:!,s;
S s.yis ssss sS.s ! . =.
varsr..e q day. Es@i,'arss. Ho:rS, SYeri. ys3syst
r i.s s pG%ai % sss q %
i1. 9ass & Lsss SS.s
lins TsP,sy rsroal" day. En- .ar.asn San
AT s%... Ss na yssss s,ss
10 as vair,Is.o 90 days Industry tPerul Ciesson
River, days. pass Favorite Brown Santa Graz, 70
s csa% a.rs fss fs .SsfS ssy
prssis B.sTa Tra,dsd aps
rn,,, a,a4 SaeSt y: ii 'sAr
IMR-sIie Js..s aBIS IatSeF.. Lysrpss ss day: Vi.
sspos days lays via sf valparaiso s. days.
lihsteamer Gen Warren, Smith, Trinidad and Humbolds
asy. Malaga rs days; Mary, fbSsy Bodssa Bay
sns ss sHst
dad 50 pass Juno tHaw) King Honolulu; sohr Mary Dix
ESha sss
nd s w ssas sls Ta.aa ' Pa. of ss
sh-Steam.rs Ohio, Haley San Diego, 10 pass: Gen War
Smith Humboldt IT'S Contribution, Bssell San
Diego; ships Walter Scott Pease Caao, pass; Maria.
Doty Manila schrs Jessie Carr Kohlar San Louis Obispos
sam Roberts Cooper Sandwich slar d Excel Cor
win Trinidad 20 pass.
lo.h-Batks Russell, Cooty Honoluu; Alexander tBsi
McVcar Valparaiso; brig Broadaxe (Br) simmons Sydney
psss schrs Curew. tnaw) Griffin Lahana Waterwiteh.
Fletcher, Bodegs.
iti-Bark Fare tBr) Davis, Callao; brig wakulia.
Trinidad Bay, 60 pass; schrs Indiana, Cueo,
Central America; Flight Marsden, Trinidad Bay.
l2th-Harka Meldon, Buchanan, Calao; Ayondale lBr1
Armstrong Naparai-o Alabama Myers do; brig Sea Gull.
lNorw) Guclson Hong Kong schr Sarah isvina. Sweet.
La hal aa three masted schr Spray, Hall, Manila.
I3th-Ships York, Grover. Philadelphia; Palmyra, Chip
man. Callao -
thship Anstiss, Steele. Shanghai; bsrks Asia lchD
cuiodo. Masaan Corning, Corning do; schrs Odd Fell
low. Tate saypan; VIM Allen. Gillian, Trinidad Bay
SAVANNAH, April barr brig Lareh Hodiedt, Mariels
soirs Fmene, Johnston. Carehatae Cuba Harriet Hal
lock- Appeby NYork. CID Br ship Bobt Lewis Vaughn.
st John u: brig Rockingham, Gilkey Camden; schrs
Smith, Totten NYork; Henry Laurence Norton Bath:
Sid barks Baltim Cooper Lbers Texas. McNair, and
Savannah Reyel NYork brgs Houlton. Barker and Al
ferretta White Boston; scbrs Cohasse blackwell do
Jones Look and Mary Manlin. Latourette. NYork =,
STONINGrON, April E-Arr schrs lonsdale, Philades-
NAMED 10th. . -
SALEM. April Ia-Cld schr Globe. Small. NYork. Sid
18Th brig Heyeliyn Gipatrek tfrom Kennebunk arr 2thD
Geor
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SHIPPING.

u ATES OF FARE REDUCED. ONLY THROUGH
N line for California and Oregon, via Chagres direct and
by the United States mail steamers the Pscihc0n Sa
turdny April 18TH p M-The and splendid double
engine steamship Ell DORADO l0 tons burthsn. Wright,
commander. will leave pier No. North River for Chages
direct Saturday April 18th at o'clock precisely The
FL Dorado herself be the fastest
ahoA having made the from Chas to New York
ss than eight running Pasen by this vessel Will
reach Panama ample time take the
Columbus TO leave that port about Nay lat For freight
apply Mt the Office, 81 and Is South street.
III West street. corner OF Warren street.
steamship Africa to sail the sd inst. Inquire at Is
Courtland street. Patterson House.
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LvERPooL-Packets ship mpre StsteP Gibson and lady.
Scotland Rees and lady jamaica Miss Hall do; Spar
do Mrs Reed and child. NYork Mrs Fisher and child,
Rochester 10 in second cabin and stee
CHAeREs-steamshp Alabama. from New Orleans-S SIN
clair, Kellogg, Kellogg. Thos Baxter, II Old
ham. Oldham, Miss Northss', Mrs cummnss child
and servant Mrs Campbell Kenn, seirk, Raridon.
eWarran. New arran. ID Daley frurgen Journex.
j Faggn, v Fuggin, Bontele, Mr. Hour Wilson.
narsden. Curry A CUNNINGHAM kairns, Emerson.
Matterkstn n, Matterkson, A Donaldson. Owen, A
Thorp Mrs Prche and child Mrs Ew ing and servant
Taylor. Scott, Mcclure, Scott, Eady Woodruff
Templeton, W randall. Pendali Z Alvord. d AL
yora. Jacobs Barker Beei, Moore. worries. q
ii Hawes Ira Morse, Burebeau, Vincent and lady, w
Booker and lady, Robert Shirry Allen, Thorn,
Boteher, Ryan, Thorp. Mrs Mix child and servant
Brown, Hsmpson, 4 SparkmAn, ii Brady, Mandel-
To- Corning. W Frasicr Cook, Wootmsn, Cassan.
Geo ScLrener Hoffman, Thos Hale. Spence and lady,
De Atus n Ward b Bird, u Davis. J Jacobsin,
G Titus. and liG laborers for Panama Railroad.
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Movements OF the Ocean steamer
Fort OF New York, April 10.



stssmsrs-wsshingten, Floyd, Bremen. NoIer, Sands
Ris-a. Erie, Normsn Philadelphia.
sNirs-IIuason, white New Orleans, y stanton; War
r,n Dillingham;. Holmes Hole, Durham Dmon.
ser Nsptunus tSpeh Nesrerman, csmrcachy, Psven-
stsdt 4 Schurn seher.
SpeI Ieuf.tadias stoethoim Thompson h Neu6sus No
ra hudson Laguayra whitaker Peconic Hailock, Apa
lathicoa TsEe Hszard Pahthea, Davis, Wilmington,
NsshroEvsbemia. Downs 81 Th.mas Russell A Norton
sioors-Excei Bennett Fall River Pointer Fowler, Pro-
violence. $3.50.
Mail steamship rrcmetheg,, johnson, chssres April
DBA Allen Co. 18th inst, lat % - y lon 76isw saw
seir Eatsldin q Cherryhed, with nothing fortmas
nans and waterloggedi apparently loaded With umber
slip Alder, Gsiistn tritl Dei.no Liverpool q days
with mdse and sg passenger, 20 Crinncll Minurn Co.
as been bat days this side q the Banks and
days in the British Channel In lat 49, Ion ~ 70 81
sbis New Essiand tof BATH Manson Iiv.rpooI March
,.h RAn and t2t passenger 70 Hsrsden 4 CO. April
la, 81 ~ Ion - A. s-u lsrsc steamer steering r. without
day saw several cetergs Experienced very heavy ves,her
TIE days Of March anchored in the lover bay lh
Shin Huron tBr, Hayes, Limerick, 20 days In ballast,
very westher the The II Is bound 20 81
john M pu, to land passengers anchored in the lover
barn BessclI tBrcml Hsesioor Bremen, 81 dsy, with
asc and 2IG passspter 70 Rodepsld Brothers h inst
lat 81 lon NJ tpoke Br brig Cores from London for 81
Ioln Mr.; 9TH and ~h inst ls,n ~ Ion q, several
Hsri nsrrie, (Berl sve,sn Antwerp 81 day.. With mase
10 order Came 70 snehor IN the lover bay tth met and
lot IN snehor and chsin. -, .,,., i. -
Game 10 snrhor Inside the Hook On wedneslsy morning.
scIrwm Psnn, sepmsn, We0dlrdge, NJ, bound 70 Dos
ia,
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LIVERPOOL AND Enthusiastically America, at Boston
From Liverpo Count De Laquoche, Messrs Staugher
and wife, Narrow Wife, Anderson. benjamin, MorIand
Bayland Storrows Capt Goldsborough, U Al Messrs
Dean, Ryands G Train (besrer of despatchesD Cruik
shsnks iodean John Twne Chas Sharpes proosn Major
Taylor Messrs Wht.ford Ray Teer Lieut. King of tho Ad
nray Nessrs lie Cheyoer Og Glover Jno Sterling Jas
Jhnston Bates Mrs Cruksha aryant and two children
Hiss Partridge Miss Mrs Rddl Messvs Schwrin
Chas Hundry WIN Bennett, swan: Z Templet1n bowman
Louis KapIehoH, John kappelhof Oldham james Harry,
Maekay Lindsay Wife, children and servant Messrs Ahs-
hedn Kemper Richard Jones' DIR Lnmaghi Mr. John Daw-
Miss Ann Lenox, Messrs Avrele Wright and wife.
Morrison. Robt Mccormick. Marion, Il Lassin and
wife. Count De Laauoche's servants-7l
From Halifax to Bostcn-Mr Chas Allison and wife, Miss
Allison Rev Mr. Dunn Mcssrs Fraser McAulire, White Mo
Pherson. Section, James Smith-l0. Totai-sl.
ERPooi-Packet ship Albert Gaatin-Rey Mr. Nugont,
Joseph Head Fatherley Richard Garretson Misa Nary
CAMPBELL
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On Thursday April IL at St stephens Church. by the
Rev. Dr. j. H. Price, HEaRY J. 4. HAws to LAyINIA j.,
only daughter Of the late Augustus IL. Sands.
In brooklyn, l.. L. on Thursday, April II, by the Rev
DR.. Spencer A. q JENNINGS, Jr, to CECILIA NJ DOUGLAS
adopted daughter Of Joseph p Wckham ESD all Of that
city.
At Boundbrook n j., March Is, by the Rev. J Van
Nest, WILLIAM " FEETER TO Miss RACHEL Bcs, both of
Boundbrook.
In London. March % 1851. by the Rev II West
more, Judge CARLTON, Of New Orleans to MARIA VIII
BANK, Of New York
On March H. at the British Consulate, Alexandria,
Egypt, NEHEMIAH Lo>GsHAw, Esq, Of Manchester Eng
land to Miss SARAH Louisa, eldest daughter Of ID. g.
McCauey Esq Agent and Consul General OF the United
States Of America in Egypt.
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Der from each ward be appointed with full powers
vito President FILLMORE In the II the citizen. Of
Boston 10 visit this city at such time may
agree able to him. The resolution was adopted aud =
committee appointed
:, M IhoMrsoN offered an order that - with such as
the Mayor aud Aldermen may join be . committee to
tender To the Hon Daniel Webster in the o' the
my Council Of Boston. invitation to meet and adj
dress his fellow citizens in Faneu Hall at such time
he may elect. Adopted.
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Letter BAGS for Bremen Wis Southampton, per steamer
will close vt the Exchange Reading Room (67
Fsohsnss1 Saturday. April ~ at half past 10 o'clock
Letter BAGS for chsgres Jamaca fsnama south rscnc
rsdo will close the Exchange Reading Room t67 Es-
chanrel Saturday, at ~ o'clock.
Postage 70 san Francisco cents Small packages tahsn
Is,,e, Rags Of steamer Asbas for Savannah will close
81 The Exchange Reading Room t67 Eschsnseb Saturday
Iyth a, ausrser before 4 o'clock.
ne sbcve Letter Dsgs also u Kenyon Wall street,
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sehr Harriet HANNAH Clock. woodbridge NJ bound to

Boston.
Schr Hudson, Post, Hartford, 2 days.
Schr Mount Vernon, Hall Portland, 4 days
Schr Meridian Hart Rockiand, IS hours.
S,hr RosAnna, Foster, Machias. q days.
sailed.
Slips Coiumtia, Dryer. Lvsrpoo st George Crawford
do Umpire state, RUSSELL do; armoni,. Dtssett. Glas
GOV; Esther May Hove Cronst.dt; Ajmir, Bd-n. Hvre
nnoson. Whit. New Orleans; Aymar CenfueSos; barss
Po~hatsn. Drinkwater. Havana HyRdetord. stcycnson
Glasgow; Maria Norton huxley Savannah; Elize Tr.ut
man, Hamburg; Sisters (Rr), - Schools. Campbell
Mars.ille Lriss Vim Allen Moore. 81 John, NIB YOUNG
il Wilmington; Aicmsc tBr) sp,naslc. Halifax; Olive
ard Lancaster; and others.
rron quarantine. ships MoEteAuma (pktl De Courcey
Liverpool; Mississippi. Baltimore.
There and schr ashore below the point Of the
Hook She halls from Toms river, Nj She ia high and
dry the beach about 80 feet above low water
deeply embedded in the sand is not much injured and
stands ur perfectly straight.
Arm. ls-wind Al sunrise NNE; meridian, NNE; sun
set. s. and very light.
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r.lerrephic Marine Reports.

Bosror, April 1s.
CIenrpd-ship Eva Liverpool brig Roht Wing baltimore;
scirs Ellen Perkins ssvanbah John Dodge Richmond;
Alexandra, philadelphia John Ireland, NYork.
BsSeoR, April l6
crArLs.ror, April Is.
Arrived-Brirs Emily and Clinton, NYork-
CiearedBrig II bee, NrOrk Avola Boston sehr David
Smith, NYork.
Arrisea is,h-Bris n Ryder NYork. In distress
Cieared-sehrs Jonas smith, and Morris Wsln, Nrork
nosiIg, April IL.
Arrived-Brig Monticello, Bos.ou. -
Arr;xsd-Shin plsry Nyork.
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Arm. IL, 1861.
To the Hon. SsSFoRp T.. CutrcH
Lieut.. Governor and President of the Senate
Y hereby resign my office Of Senator Of the Itate
OF New York, from the Twentieth Senatorial 4 :.
trict. Your obt serN't, a. 9. St3NE.
Arm ~, 1861.
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ApRu ls-wind Al sunrise. NNE meridian. NNE; sun.
set, ), and very light.
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Ireman, dear sir. with great respect
Your friend aud servant,
EDWARD ENERErT.
To lion N.rn.r LIZ. nn.ton.

TIE INVITATION M TIE covwos COUNCIL.
At meeting ~ the Common Council oi Boston. the
evening q the 18th inst, Mr. kmbau submitted the III
lowing preamble aud resolutions
Whereas. Fanouil Hall has been "consccrated and ie
dcatcd to the - the inhabitants o. B-ston upon all
suitable occasions, and whereas the exclusive custody
Il the Is exercised by the Board Il Mayor and Al
q, fmen - this city. and whereas this branch q the
government has learned with great surprse that the
Mayor and Adcrmtn have denied the respectful petition
o large number q the citizens Of Boston f1r the
vherees this board II unwilling 10 be compromised by
The action ~ the b. ard II Mayor and Aldermen in this
Gaze. or 70 he identified Herewith Therefore,
Resolved That the Common Council deeply regret the
action q The Board q Mayor and Aldermen In closing
Inncu Hall against the Hon Daniel Webrcr Illus
trou foWcitizcn whose high official position whose
constitution whose long service in the Senate Of the
United states and whose untriug efforts In support n
the Union have justly cndeared him the whole people
of the United states
With rny rights which the Mayor and Aldermen may have
ever PAINFUL Hall " cannot but consider their action In
the present instance unprecedented nudicous cal
cvlated 10 increase rather than diminish the public
element
Resolved, That II would have given TO the Common
Council II the city II Boston the highest pleasure 10
have met distinguished fellow citizen In Tsneuil
Hall, to exchange congratulations with him and hear
him address his friends and neighbors in
support a Law Order the Constitution and the Union
The question the adoption 81 the resolutions wns
taken by aud and they adopted without
debate 10y unanimous vote.
On motion of Mr. THoMrsov, certified copy ~ the
resolutions ordered to be transmitted Mr. Webster
Mr.. sauTH offered the following:
Whereas, This Board by unanimous vote passed
order for the appointment II joint special committee
city in which action the Board Of Aldermen refused to
Join therefore,
Resolved, That a special committee Of thi. Council
consisting Of the PRESIDENT Y thA Beard sod one meu
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IL have contracted dseaFcs " Cura voisss that L.
Tase Of ~y health. have devoted many yesrs
profession and have treated successfully thopsnd 81
Those wish ANTS.
can % - free Of chsrsel from ~ TN. Sundays
excepted, II yaige health. VIII avoid those
tnaVes who uENuFhingy toll you that they only
and that their kni o. medicine u MI tat IL
fsrv r dsaase si it, forms Persons whose health has
ben ruined b thes, esotss, call uPon me daily lJ VII
liam street.
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Senator from the lst dist
ions SNYDER,
Senator from the 9Th dist.
JANIS G.. CrRrIS,
Senator from the 9th dist.
GEJHsE II Fox,
Senator from the 10th dist.
SIpsrY TrrrHE,
senator from the 18th dist.
JoHS NpiEs.
Senator from the 18th dist.
WH a. DArr,
senator from the 18th dist.
GUS. "A. MANS,
Senator from the 10Th dis't.
ALtS>oS SINNER,
Senator from the 2lst dist.
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Senator from the 18th dist.
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