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name is announced. This rule will be ad-
hered to under all circumstances.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-You will please announce
the name of JOHN w. MILLIGAN, formerly of
Harrison but now of Belmont county, as a
suitable candidate for the Stae Senate, sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention, and obIige many voters Of
.a MooREFIELD FowSsuIP
EgSt Clairsvllle Gazette pleas copy.
MIR. ALLEN, Announce the name of TnoM-
AS McCUE of Cadiz, as a candidate for Sher-
i'll, subject to the decision of the County
Democratic Convention and oblige the dem
ocracy of MooREFIELD AND FEEEpoRr
Mr.. G. N. ALLEN: Please announce the
name fR. NJ. CoULrRAP, of Stock township,
as a suitable person TO represent Harrison
county in the next Legislature, subject to
the decision of the democratic county con
vention. FRANNL1N.
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce the name of
our old and tried democratic friend AARON
CoNAwAY, ESQ, of Stock township, for the
office of Representative, subject to the deci-
sion ofthe democratic convention, and obige
many voters of CADIz Up.
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce WIN. Mill
GAN, of Cadiz, as a suitable candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the demo-
cratic convention, and oblige
-4. HARRISON County.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce our present
excellent Treasurer, DAVID HILBERT, as a
candidate for reelection 10 that Office, sub
ject to the decision Of the democratic comfy
convention, and oblige SHORT CREEK.
Mr.. EDIToR: You will confer u favor to
the Northern portion OF the county, by an
nouncing the name of JACOB FooRuIEs, OF
North township, as ii candidate for Commits
sioner, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Convention.
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce the name
of VIM G. CASTOR, ESQ, as candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the deci-
sion Of the Democratic Convention, and
oblige ATHENS AND MooREErELD.
Mr.; EDITOR: You will please announce
the name of LEWIS LEwToN, Esq, as Il can
ddate for Prosecuting Attorney, subject to
the decision Of the County Democratic Con-
vention, and oblige GREEN AND RUMLEY.
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AN ORDINANCE

lTADE and passed by the Trustees of franklin
lYl township, Harrison county, Ohio, to carry into
effect the provisions OF the act of the Legislature ot
Ohio, defining the opowers OF Trustees OF Townships,
passed Marcn II, 1853.
BE it and it is hereby enacted and ordained by the
Trustees Of Franklin township, in Harrison county,
State of Ohio that for the etectual suppression
oil tppling and intemperance in any house, shop or
in said township, known as place of habiIual
resort for tippling and intemperance, the person
or persons keeping such house, shop or store, and
permitting ppling or inemperance, and the vending
and selling OF sprituouS liquors within said township
Of Franklin aforesaid, shall upon complaint made as
specified in section 3rd ofthe above named act, pas
sed March H. 1853, and upon conviction OF the VIC.
lauon of this ordinance in any court having urisdc
ton OF the same be fined in any sum Of not less thar
ten nor more than fifty dollars or each and every Of
fence, with cost ofprosecuton Imprisonment in the
county Jail, of not more than twenty days. or both
at the discretion OF the court
Done by the Trustees of Franklin township, tbi:
9th day OF July, A. d. 1853.
THOMAS QUINN,
JAMES M. BRADFORD. trustees,
Inlv 19E1
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AN ORDINANCE

Established in conformity with an act further
defining the powers OF Trustees OF townships pass
ed March the l2th, a. D. 1883.
Sec !. BE it ordained by the trustees of Rumey
Township, Harrison county, Ohio. That ifany per
son or persons Shall sell, verd, or give away, any
spurious liquors, wines Or intoxicating drinks OF
any kind, quality or quantity, whatever to any pcr
persons Tor the purpose Of tping intempeI-
ICE, or il any person OF persons shall sell, verd,
give away any spicituous liquors. wines or intoy-
Ting drlu k OF any kind, quality or quantity, 10
Il ~ minor without an order from parents, gual-
dian o" respectable practising physician, or if
any person or persons shall lease, let rent, hire
permit to be used as place OF general resort dwelling
house, spop, shed, collar or tenement owned, heiu
or belonging to him, her them for the purpose of
selling, vending Or giving away any sprituous liquors.
wines or Intoxicating drinks of any kind quality
or quantity. whatever, Tor the purpose of tiping or
mtempcrancc, such and every individual so often
ding against any Of the provisions Of this ordinance
shall ON conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not
less than twenty nor more than fifty dollars, inolu.
ding costs, and be Imprisoned il the county Jail not
more than ten nor less than five dasy Provided
that nothing in this section shell be so construed
us to make it unlawful to sell nny of the aforesaid
liquors for sacramento, mechanical or medical pur-
poses.
Sec .. That this ordnance shall be in force and
take effect from and after the 18Th day of August,
A. y. 1853
Done tins 9Th day of July, A, D. 1853.
ATTEST: Isaac pRATT, clerk
ha AARON ,I B. MooRn, % yowHshp VspGa lIorrisogg Iog
DANIEL HnIEBAUGn, ouniy Chic
July 20, 1888.
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Marshall S Sale.

MdTSnall S sale.
DY virtue of writ of ii ia issued out of the District
D Court of the United States for the District OF o.
ho and to me directeL, will offer at public sale in
front OF the Court House in the town ofCadz, arri
son county, Ohio on Monday, the 9Th day OF August,
1883, between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4
o'clock, ?. M of said day, tie following described
properly, to witt
Three Sorrell Mares,
One Sorrell Horse,
One Bay Colt,
One Spring Calf
One Two Horse Wagon and Ladders,
One pair of Horse Gears,
Two Saddles and Brides,
Five Mich Cows,
Five Spring Calves,
And one bull
Taken as the property Of Isaac Spiker, of Stool,
township, Harrison county, Oho, to satisfy an exc.
cution in favor OF John Wintermute, of Licking
county, Ohio
Ierms-Cush.
JABEZ w. FITCH,
Marshall of the District of Ohio;
BY PAUL Ii. DENNIS, Deputy Marshall.
July II, lSj3.-2t S3,1j
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Gg'cMG kScSgNes5ssS.
EARIES S,EEEH, ARs5,

EARBES STEW AEe5'
TTAS Just received the largest and most beautiful
Z 4 stock of SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS
ever brought to Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent impoItations in
PHILADELPHIA and will be sold for cash or good pro-
duco at very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to give them
an early cali, and secure good bargain, the stock
consists OF general assortment OF the following ar
iclo3:
French Mcrino and Thibet Cloths:
COburgs, Paramatos and Persian twilis;
High colored de lanes, cashmere and Gala pluds;
MOhair and silk lustres alpaCas, all colors;
Bonlbp2ines and Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths;
Brucudes, satin plaids and watered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk sutins;
China Silks and Poplins, plain and hgurcd;
French and American Glnghums, all prices;
English and American chint2es and CuicOos
Needle worked cuff collars chiuli2utes and capGs:
Embroidered, plain and hcm-stitcliud linen CAM
brio hdkts
Silk pocket hdk1s, crayots and neck ties;
Gloves, mitts, hosiery and suspeudurs;
lickings, checks, beached and brown muslins;
Irish Lmen table cloths and da" ks;
Brd-eye and Russia Diapers ch1ap
High colOrod dress and sack auuels, plain and
figured;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satina's Kentucky Jeans,
and Ncstiugs;
Bonncts ana Bonnet RibDu.., as tins;
Spring and Summer Sn',.. ..y. al assortment;
Crash and towels at 80 pei cent. below regular
prlces
Red white and yellow Iaanas very cheap.
Also general assortment 0! Llueenswure, Groce-
ries, &c. Bring on your trade.
CadiZ, Ohio, April 20, l,GJ.
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ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

MOTlCE ishereby given, that the undersigned
- have this day been appointed and qualified as
administrators Of the estate Of Adam Heaviin, late
OF Stock township, Harrison county Ohio, deceased.
June 18th, 1858. AARON CONAWAY,
as e 1t LUCINDA HEAVILlN,
afJuV 27. 1852. Adn,inistrators
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RIORsEsS
a- NOR s Els
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Yellow DOCK ROOT.


THIS is 4 Purely Vegetable COMPOUND. scientific
i cally prepared from tie hest i.odis and Herbs of
tie Materia Medica, and bal -nine,l an unriyaled
reputation Tor the following effects, VIZ.
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and Digest
i've organs, and Cleansing the stomach aud Bowels
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases Liver Com
plants, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cost'"aHesg, Piles
Headache, feyer and Ague, Jaundic sea, Loss
OF Appetite, &c, and causing the foe rgh and
support every part, PURIFYING TIE nd thus
cnring all humOrs, Cltanoous p- srll 10,
Salt Rheum, Erysipeias, Scait Cauk.r I'm.
pies on the face. B.Ot.hes, u Hho.s, Ail.cu-
nal Disease, Cancers tGC., &c.
Regulating tie Secrci1ry Orga.s, and BY enabling
them TO perform their proper functions, preventing
and curing many painful una .u-eruus diseases /;
Strengthening and Queiing Gi. N.- System,
thus allaying Nervous Irritation, an all Di-
seasgs OF the Nerves, n liysterIa, NCHu a Cramps
&c. IL IS Unylyaled in the cure Of al.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
as Weakness, General Dcbil t Regularity, OBJ
strucuOus, swelling OF the Fec b. Joints. &c,
caused by weakness also LUEu and IuEoAr CoN-
rlAINTs, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,
&c; also, Dropsy.
Having madGus of the Compound Syrup of Yel-
low Dock Root, prepared by c. MORSEal Co, either
ourselves, nT IN our families, and Ilndng il 10 be "A
very salutary and elicctual preparation do mos,
cheeriuly recommend 1t 10 the public as very valu
able medicine.
E. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank, Proyi-
dencc, K. l.; 4. W. Spencer, Esl.. Cashier Lime
Rock Bank, do, do, Rev. William Philiips, Rev. J.
d. Richmond &. = Jones, editor Providence Gen
Adyt, VIM. Field, NJ. W. q. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, N. f.
IL. F., James Hutchinson, g. =, Dca. v j. Bates
Doct. Benz. Colby, and one hundred others of the
most respectable families OF Providence.
This cerules that have tOr a number of years
been acquainted with the composition aud mode OF
manufacture OF MUEsE's CoMPoCSDSNECP IELLOW
Dock Roof. / have also been acquainted with it's
modus operandi in disease aid can say that in all
respects it is admirably calculated to remedy that
class OF Diseases for which IL was designed. 1t is cs-
peCiay valuable in Indigestion and ali its attendant
symptoms, it eXctes healthy action the Liver re-
moves Torpor, and inactivity Of this Organ, and
stimulates healthy acton in all the system. As Il
DEPUEAroE, or purifier OF the Blood, II has no supe-
nor. DAVID HOLMES, NJ. ID.
Providence, X. l., Jan. 4, 1888.
o. Prepared by c. MORSE q CO., No. 44G Broad
way. n y, and sold by Druggists and others tlro'-
out THIS and o.her countries.
% Agent-JOHN BEALL, Cadiz, Ohio.
Nav 4. 1858
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.
- ki gs'
GOODS.
JOHN MeCORMICY

/ As just received his new stock of STRING s
l. i SJMMERGOODS, consisting of every variety
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Queenswarc. Hats, Bon
nells Shoes, &c, all Of which he will sell as nw as
can hr bought in tiIs any oiAy market; and lauh
extended 10 HIM, wUaid invite thgm all 10 call aud
examine before purchasing, as he considers il
pleasure TO show Goods, and n0no can iO,i, wi,L0ut
purchasing, they are Sd handsome and cheap
can rnaisL. NgI-t NIar.M ll l.lA
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Attention. Pedlars!

HNEE subscriber has for sale, good Two Horse
A PEpLiNG WAGON, calculated for either Dry Goods,
Drugs OF Groceries when he will dispose Of CHEAP,
tor either Cash OF trade. !
sCadis, July 27, 1853. WM, L. H0UsER.
IN ~ Fs5 56Gxs@ &Na Ma
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Big Paddock Forever!

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line, from an
II Anchor down to Il Needle, can always be found
cheaper than the cheapest, at that old and well knowi
establishment, the BIG PADDOCK
luln 3 lSr3
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BnIdlngs winch viii be sold og Cash lower lhan ev.
er before offered in this place
Carpenters, BrickIayers Blacksmitbs, SaddIers
and all kinds OF Mechanics and also those who wish
to build, invited to cali and see my stock which
will always be kept complete ard sold at as low rates.
as can be purchased at the River.
will always keep on hand, as well as a general
stock OF Hardware a complete assorgmout Of Nails
and Iron, GFCall and see. K. J. BENNETT.
Cadiz. O., December Is, 1852.
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Our terms for announcing candidates for
Office will be as follows:
Persons who hare been regular subscri-
bers to the paper nothing Those who are
not, SO, invaribly to oe paid before the
name is announced. This rule will be ad-
hered to under all circumstances.
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Farm For Sale.

gEtHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
l. vemiles west of Cadiz containing 100 acres %
OF which is good bottom there is 70 acres of clear
ed land under good repair, and well watered; there
is on the premises, good frame house, stable and
other necessary buildings, also, young orchard OF
choice fruit. Any person wishing to purchase will
call on the subscriber living on the promises.
July 20th., 1853. BENJAMIN S. SIAIMS.
Buy your Hardware at the Big
Paddock.
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List ofIetters

Remaining in the Post Office, at Cadiz,
Harrison County, o., July--e0, 1853.
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500

C1ORDS OF BARK wanted, for which she hisl9s
u, market price will be paid a.
Wehayenog on hand and always kerp ! lurasp
and general assornento all kinds Jf Leather which
we offer 10 sell on tho most accommodating tstnts.
X We are always ready 70 purchase, al ihs hiRhesa
market price, Hides, Skins, and Leather IN The rough
We have also on hand large aezorunens ii Csrss
rcrs Tools and Oil, which we offer low u aancfs
and Curriera H AZ t@8
We beg Leave to call the attention sf all 40 ,srr
superior qualities Of Leather, as we atof ourselves
we can furnish supsror sricle one tint ,sili hcx
comparison with any ever offered Ii lliis coaRtryI
Wo can be found Ill ihosnd e4sd, 81 t'apSg ae E N
MAvli a5a
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D1ED-On the 25th inst, SAMUEL McFADpEN, e.
est son OF John McI adden, Jr., Of this township,
in the 18th year Qt his age.
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MEETING AT THE CITY HIATT.


The citizens of Richmond held a meetipp at
the City Hall last night for the purpose of taking
measures to Cooperate with the Council, in re
ceivirg Mr.. Fillmore on his expected visit to this
city. james Evans. Esq, was called to the chain
and Jno R. Thompson. Esq, appoiated Secre-
tary.
The following resolutions offered by MIR. STAN
ard, were adopted:
Resolved, Tint this meeting hereby concur
in the action of the Common Hall. and that a
committee OF 25 be appointed whose duty it shall
be to express to Willard Fillmore Ex-President
OF the United States, the high respect and esteem
We entertain for his private virtue and public
services and to tender the inequalities the city
to himself his family aud suite, Oh his expected
visit to the South.
On motion, Mr.. Macfarland was appointed
Chairman of the Committee
Mr.. Minor offered the following resolutions.
which were adopted:
Resolved, That the military of the citv he
requested to unite with US in rendering to Mr..
Fillmore and suite suitable reception on his ar
rival in this city.
Resolved, That committee of eight be ap-
pointed to co operate with the committee of ar
rangemens of the City Council, and of the mill
tary' In making all necessary preparations for the
reception and accommodation of Mr.. Fillmore
and suite.
The following is the committee appointed un-
der the first resolution :-Messrs VIM Fl Macfar-
land. James Lyons, R C Stanard. Jno Mason,
Alex Moseley. J NJ Patton, Captain G Dimmock,
Ed Robinson. w F Ritchie Fl Irving, Mayo,
Jno Dove Jas Winston, Luther Libby, DR. w
Patterson, 0 Baldwin, B Minor, G N
johnson, w Evans, Thompson. Tho U
Dudley, DR. Z c Fisher, L l. Barnes, Jno H
Knowles, r T Daniel.
The following commit ee was appointed under
the Cd resolution Messrs. Bernard Peyton, Jas.
Bosher. c Q Tompkins. J w Wright, Pey-
ton Johnson, w H Harrison. Shetwin McRae
and Fl X Ellyson.
We are requested to state that these Commit.
tees will meet at he Exchange Hotel to-day at
10 o'clock.
The meeting then ad ourned
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TBIBUTE TO PRESIDENT FILLMORE FROM HIS
CABINEr.-On the Sd inst, a letter, signed by
all the members of the late Cabinet, was ad>
dressed to President Fillmore, in which thew
bear strong testimony to his devotion to the public
service his comprehensive regard for the interests
of the whole Union, and the unbroken harmony
which has existed between himself and the mem
bers of his Cabinet. The letter closes by ex-
pressing the united wishes of the Cabinet that
the health of Mr.. Fillmore may be preserved,
and the country be long permitted to have the
benefit of his experience and patriotism
To this letter, Mr.. Fillmore handsomely res
sponded acknowledging his deep obligations to
the friendship, wisdom and patriotism of his
eounsellors, and confessing that he feels con-
sciousness that he has spared no pains to merit
the praises they have bestowed upon him. The
success of his administration, however, he con-
sidered tie be due to the fidelity and ability of
his Cabinet, to all of whom he tenders his grateful
thanks, and his best wishes for their health and
prosperity.
The Intelligencer, in publishing these letters
says it may be supposed by some that the rela-
tions OF Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Fillmore, as can
didates for the Presidency, formed an exception
to the harmony between the President and his
Cabinet. 1t adds, however, that it has the best
reasons for believing that their friendly and con-
fdential intercourse, personal and political, was
never for n moment interrupted.
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AGRICULTURAL,

The Secretary of the Virginia State Agricul-
tural Society has requested US to call the atten-
ton of the public generally, and of the citizens
of Richmond particularly, to the general meeting
to be held at the Capitol TO night at half past 7
O'Clock.
The principal subject for deIiberation will be-
the arrangements necessary for Cattle Show
and Fair, during the next autumn, and as the
citizens of Richmond, who have largely contribu
ted to the strength of the Society by the addi-
tion of many valuable names to the list of mem
bers, have deep an interest in the success of
the undertaking. it is hoped they will participate
in the object of the meeting by general atten-
dance on the part of those who are OF may desire
to become members.
B. J. Barbour, Esq. has consented, at the
request of the Executive Committee. to deliver
an address at the opening of the meeting.
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AnaislAreas 50 vsaa.ssA,
HOUSE of DELEGATES,

WEDNESDAY, March g.
All act dstricting the State for Commissioners
OF the Board OF Public Works, providing for their
election. compensation and the time and place
of their first meeting, was taken up, with the
amendments proposed by the Senate to the
amendments of the House to the amendments of
the Senate to the said bill, and determined in the
affirmative.
The amendments proposed by the Senate to
the following House bills were seyerally agreed
bill amending the 18th section of chapter
1O1 of the Code;
A bill changing the time for the general meet
ing of the New Shenandoah Company. and
bill extending the charter of the Harpers
Ferry Savings Institution.
The Senate bill authorizing an exchange of
arms of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues. was
taken up and considered, and the question being
put on receding from the amendment proposed
thereto by the House. was determined in the
aflirmatiye-ayes 80, noes 40.
An engrossed bill providing for an increase of
the capital stock ofthe Virginia Central Railroad
Company by the addition of 81 900 900 thereto,
and requiring the Board of Public Works to sub
scribe for TIN ee ffths thereof, was taken up, on
motion of Mr.. EcHoLs. read third time ind
passed-ayes 81, a.
An engrossed bill to Increase the capital stock
of the Farmount and Wheeling Turnpike road,
was read third time and passed-ayes &c,
25.
The title was amended to read: 'An act to in
corporate the BIhcksville and Worthington Turn
pike
The unfinished business of yesterday being the
motion OF Mr.. Robertson; to take up an engrossed
bill to authorize a turnpike road from Newbern
to Jacksonville and Hillsvile Turnpike, was taken
up and the question being put on said motion,
was determined in the affirmative.
The hour of two O'Clock having arrived the
chair was vacated until O'Clock
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Another OYSTER WAR.-On Tuesday last
Thomas Wingrove appeared before the Mayor
with his face somewhat battered, for the purpose
OF lodging complaint against Geo. Ensbury
keeper of house on 10th street. called Tho
Shades" He stated that he had been emp oye ed
to haul oysters to the house, and upon present
ing his account for services rendered, had some
words with Mr.. f., whereupon that gentleman
assaulted and bent him. The defendant alleged
that Wingrove overcharged for the hauling-nay,
it was commended, he had charged double the
usual rates; and in attempting to adjust the mat
ter, detendant gave him striking evidences of his
displeasure at what he believed to be an attempt
to eXtort more than his just dues. The Mayor
looked only at one side Of the guession-the
breach OF the peace-and deeming Mr.. Ensbury
guilty of ar infractiou thereof. held him to hail
in the sum of $500. SO it seems oyester wars
are not wholly confined to the waters of Eastern
Virginia
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Local lntellissncemCity Affairs he.
CITY COUNCIL.


A called meeting of the Council WIS held al
half past o'clock yesterday evening, for the pnr-
pose of making suitable arrangements on the
part of the city for the reception of Presiden,
Fillmore, who is on his way to the South.
Mr.. Scot offered the following preamble and
resolutions:
The Council of the city OF edmond, UNDER
standing that Willard Fillmore, ex-Preaident OF
the United States, is expected in this city on his
way to the South, and believing that their fellow
citizens will take pleasure in lnanifesting to so
distinguishes visitor the courtesy asd respect
which his private character and public services
eEttle him:
Resolved, That the hospitality of the city is
hereby rendered to Mr.. Fillmore, and that he be
invited during his stay iu Richmond to consider
himself the guest of the city.
Resolved. That Committee, consisting of the
members of the Council from each Ward, com
municate the foregoing resolution to Mr.. Fill
mere.
Resolved, That another Committee he ap-
pointed from the Council to cooperate with any
Committees appointed by the citizens and the
military, in making suitable arrangements for
the reception and accommodation Of MIR. Fill
more.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted;
under the first of which the following commit.
tee was appointed :-Messrs. Scott Denoon,
Fry Robinson, Darlington and Haskins; and
the following under the second resolution -
Messrs. Saunders, McCance and Hill
On motion, the President was added to the
first committee
The Council then adjourned.