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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03

SLAVES NOT Persons. Some OF the
most distinguished statesmen OF the South.
in recent arguments upon certain clause
OF the Louisiana Constitution, deny most
rnestI, hat slaves are ptrSons. IT they
are correct, we should be happy to be IN
formed in what way he fugitive clause in
the Constitution can be applied to them
That clause refers only to pers0nS II slaves
are nor persons, they are not included We
propose this question If slavery is nowhere
estobhshed By tar, as Southern lawyers de-
clare, and we believe. and If slaves are not
pers0nS, as they assert and MAINTAIN, then
how is the slave "person" held to labor
by the taeo of any State? No such law ex-
lists. Consequently the Fugitive Slave Law
finds no shelter, advocate or defence IN the
Constitution of the United States, accord
ing to Southern lawyers themselves Oh
HrfsS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03
Town nti-5lavary 5ooie lies

valued patron writing on business, ADDS the
following re marks AMI suggestion, which latter
we think is well worthy of consideration:
MR. THOMPSON: I most heartily cougralu
ae vou upon the manncss IN which YOU have
stood no before the world N battle array against
the Powers OF Darkness. Success to the prjn
clpIes "t Free Deuoc acv ! They must pre-
vail. would suggest thu exprdpncv of orgun-
ling Anl Slavery Societies IN The several towns.
If It conIl be Effected would II not more rapidly
advance the slrl gro wing principles of free
d,ml L. l..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03

Rachel Parker, free colored girl who
was kidnapped III Chester county, Pa, in
December, 1851, and carrid to Baltimore
under preteuce that she was slave. has
been released on her petition Tor freedom.
The counsel for the clainants after hear
ing the testimony in her favor, which occn-
pied several days, abandoned the case and
the jury, under direction OF the court, re-
turned a verdict in favor OF the petitioner
The sane Jury was then sworn. and SINH
lar verdict was rcndere in the case of
Elizabeth Parker, a sister Of Rachel, who
had also been abducted and claimed as
a slave The citizens of Chester county,
it is said, offer 8i0nH for the murderers of
John Miller, who, IN returning from Bati-
more, Whlher he had been to interpose in
Rachels behalf, was missed from the rail.
way train, and afterwards found dead in The
woods
The following is from the Pennsylvania
Freeman, received sluce the above was writ
ten -
The case was brought to close on the
CiSHih u"J khito' h0"'' iHty "''hN0oVo Hdu
testified to their knowledge that the glrls
were free citlzens of Penusy lvauia,) by the
Withdrawal on the part OF the stakeholder
Of his claim of property on their bones and
slnews wherenpon there was an inter-
change of mutual congratulations over the
sublime generosity of Maryland and aston
ishiug virtue OF Mr.. SchoolfeId in permit
ting the kidnapped girls to go free. Won
derfu generosity and virtue, Indeed to yield
after being utterly beaten on their own
ground; TO give up when they could no
longer hold on without disgrace; to forbear
to take up the time Of the C"u't and Jury
by examining witnesses whom they knew
to be per ured and whom they dared moi
put upon The stand lest their villainIy should
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03
Address of the British Ladies.

The pro-slavery presses of the South, and the
iIunker presses of the North are almost every
where a&aing, with the different weapons OF
ridicule. sarcasm, and denunciatlon. the address
of the British Ladies' to their sisters in America,
on the snbect of Slavery; and so repeated, bit
ter and vindctive have been these assaults that
no unbia sed person can fail to be struck win
their character. or refrain from asking the cause
OF course, by so great portion of the Amerl'
can press, so unusual--so at war with the com
mon courtesies Of life, and so ungallant towards
the sex from which the document emanated. Ana
what is the cause? Not the form and literary
character Of the address, certainly: tor 1t Is one
of the most beautiful pieces Of composition
which has been lately thrown before the public
from any quarter of the world. Not any spirit
Of dictation arrogance or accusation, it evinces
for the whole tone and aspect is eminenty
Christian, modest and unassuming, breathing
nothing but kindness and courtesy, and pleading
only n he snbdued and simple language at SIS
terly affection. Yes, why is this? But what
need is there 10 repeat the question? We all
know why it is We all know that it is the silent
but terrible rebnke, which the conscience sn-
ten apooeiss and defenders of slavery feel 10
be conveyed to them in this touching appeal, that
makes them sqnrm SO ieRrlplIy, and conduct
themselves with such contemplate meanness 1t
is common remark that some persons have ten
der points to which it will got do to allude, and it
is 50 with the saveh,ders. and their ess excu-
sable abettors in the North. 1t i5 conscious
gu'lt which makes them 80 sensitive; and that
conscious guilt, ,hahk God, for all their ou' ward
show Of unconcern ana anIf-jnsrllicatlon, is
gnn wing, and will continue gnawng away at
their hearts, TILL, IN spite of themselves, 1t shall
become to-'abnrer with philanthropy in the
diseuihraInent Of theinjured Children Of Africa
from the power Of the He Wen-larmg cppre.sor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03

HE SUCCESSOR OF Ma. UpHAM Ia soy
no'hIn- OF the Indecent haste with uh;eh Il
Governor filled Mr.. Uphams place in the sen
ate, ms appointment is every way ina ppronr,.,s
aho' as we oe''eve, against the sens. OF lave
majority OF the people. In the first place il.
aPpontee should have been from The Same SO, :
lion Of The State with the deceased And IN
the second, Mr. Phelps kno Dough-tacesm
nuke hin especially obpoxlons to the mass Of
our people, The Wing papers, we perceive,
proclaim It judIcIous appointment 1t may be-
so tor the Slavery interest; but we suspect il
will prove not very fortunate one for Gov
Fairbanks, even with bis own party.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03

Tar FREE STATES VS.. THE SLAVE. -
Rev. Theodore Parker, in recent dis.
course on "The Power of Progressive De
velopement in Human Nature" after spea-
king OF ,he progress OF man in his relation
to the material forces of the universe, he
proceeded to consider the progressive intel
letcual develnpeaIent OF the race, in which
division of his subject the following passage,
as given in the Lbrator. occurs -
Now see the pans taken in Massachu-
SETS in New England in the free States,
with the popuiar education of the people.
The South sill makes it a crime to teach
the most lgnorant men St, Philip, Jour.
neying from Jerusalem to GAIA, found an
Ethiopian servant Of Queen Candace I'D
ing the Hebrew Bll9e, bat not understand
ing it, having No one to- guide him. And
the Apostle began, with the Scripture open
before the w,r,Ls,hlack man, TO preach
unto him JesiH~ II was thought & be a
great thing in the FIRST centuries, II some
modern Philip, journeying from Connects
cut to Georgia--pot to Gaza-shouId make
the experiment, with some Ethiopian servant
not of Queen Candace, but of King Cal
houn, of Charesicn-the Spirit of the Lord
would have to take the apostle away spec.
Oily, at least AS far off as Azotus, or the
Sheriff would have him in Jail forthwith
as lately happened to a missionary OF The
Bible Society, for offering TO preach Jesus
unto black man in 4,ew Orleans The
Bible Society says il didn't Instruct him t'
do that having quite forgot Its Philip"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03

The following article was handed us by our
neluhbor, Blilou, with respectful request tor It's
insertion in our paper, he having failed to secure
us insertion in the Patriot, for which 1t was
written and we therefore give it place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03
Fur the Freeman.
Reply to lone Of the People"

Reply to One Of the People"
The last PARROT contains an article charging
us with several ftlsehoods. We think the VIII
ter must have been little =" excited"
In the Repository Of week before last we
made brief reply to an article Of four columns
which appeared in the Patriot OF the previous
week, relative to the Vermont Liquor Law. We
should as lief copy the article into our paper as
not, 80 far as the influence Of the argument Is
concerned. and make reply to it, were 1t moi
Tor the crowded state of our columns, and q
press OF matter, just at this time We will copy
it soon if he desires it, provided the Patriot will
copy our reply, as we feel confident. that all
his objections can be removed
% One Of the people," who studiously avoids
giving his name, seems very much disposed tc
give us The liz, and say other very "pretty
things" to hold US up a mark for
"The slow, unmovng finger discern
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03

CONTRIBUTIONS. We learn that part OF
gang OF counerfeltots were arrested IN West
Fanee, on FRIDAY last, upon whom were found Il
considerable sum of counterfeit 3's on the
Housalonic Bank. Jessup the Inn keeper WAS
required to nd bnil in 1000 aud in default was
committed. Bragg and George obtained bail
and are at large. There are other members of
the firm we understand who have not yet been
greeted. Advertiser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Gov UiuuY- A-corrcspoudcnt of the Now
Orleans True Delta, writing from Fort Smith, Ar
kansas, on the 9Th inst, says ON Saturday last
m event took place here There was no less than
the arrival ofex Governor Uhhazy and family,
On their way from town to near san hntonln, lex
as where, having purchased a tract Of land they
intend to make their homes The old gentleman
seemed to in good health but a little given to sen
tmcnt When | called his attention to his black
and white ostrich plume and inquiredif they were
the cplDrs Of Hungary, he REPLIED that the red
plume was the Hungarian emblem, but that now
black was the more becoming color as the nation
was in mourning. The yousg gentleman Of whom
there were three, all spoke English well. They
complained Of the extreme cold Of Iowa and eX.
pres. their intention to devote themselves to stock
raising. The Youngest Of the party was ayoung
lady Of the family sndly accompanying her father
through land Of exile She spike Hung IRAN
and German both well AZ was told, and was nj
80 conyer,anl with the French language. Although
not what we call 'pre'ty,' her mental charm,
will even render her an object ofa'iraction aad
let " hope inr tho fair exile thit in Tex she vii
find The fulsilment Of nil her best wishes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24
Tho InrL1.h Dncsilnn

Tie Chicago Tribune Of the 9oth. inst thus
alns up the preseu, relations existing between
these two nations. which have attracted 80 much
attention during the past few months
A. tAs moment vhar al seemed settled and
Rls-l apparently disposed &, terminate the chi.
.i. the war purity "a Turkey Unexpectedly 90
tanned sufficient! ascerlgncy to c1mpiclte the
negotiations causing delay, and giving Russia n
new excuse for pp-tp,uug the settlement
\ hostile feeling against France and England
bad also -pr.a; zap among the Iayas, who ac-
cgse Tie allies OF cowardcc.
she pry,gn; state ui Affairs is ssch that n
meeting NJ the Grad Council, was announced
for the 2o,h, but % demand VI The ambassadors,
IVES h-,i0n the 18th. The patriarch attended,
and 1t chat meeting, the note drawn UP 10y the
four powers wg accepted with the modification
"a advised per FunkIr It was then sent oil
90 the Car, and would reach him on the Sl't. OF
AggI-t--so TIA. 10 answer could be received lCr
some days.
IN assertion had been made on The Paris
BG.e that the Sultan had concluded to torcg
the amgulneu.s-pr0ylied irst That the four
powers would guarantee against any new Rus
sian dgmlu ls-ald second, That an order to
rvacuatc the Frucipalties be given, before al
EmJassal5r leaves Coas'lnl.uoPIo for ST. Pc.
ttr,Lgggh
\ rumar was gaining ground, that If Russia
cvacu1'el tue Prncipi.ites she would demand
from Turkey the expenses Of the occupation.
Another rgnor lm3ye improbable is that Tur
key! s willing 70 have the Priucip1il,gss iome-
into Independent States, under the protectorat,
Of tha four powers.
Turkey continues her armlments. y decree
F Of the 10Th calls out 50 GOO reserves
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Ntr.tv Pr9artgD --O1 Saturday n'.h'. be
tween tyu SOD eleven o'clock q villain broke into
the house 4 s. $ Bruce on Monre st. a Il the fam.
Us were absent n the time except brothpr-ln
law Of Nr Bruce. Hisnlma ia A.votd and "a tho
same pcr.up ahoresCGrI lt.le boy or gid from
drawing near CIu,k street bridge . few week
s,uen Nr heard The william, and waited tn hg
got NICELY 10. vhau he went ut the fellow. and
gave him % mos, thorough drubhu- Tho profile
of ihr &.4vr 8. completely spoiled irr he rcx'
fg week. at least. ~ The mrn tire Nh Bruce
came home. and it wnull have been yery ea.y IN
them Nv have caught 'hr aruurirl hu' they very
uuwi.rl, Judged thit be- has hat v-t7h aud let
hm pn. Hn viii not be apt tr try that game
again nr hn next week or two nj least We
d 10. our .irz.u. will 1--WE other burglars SINH
lar reception ia Dim.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24
I hiCago Market.

CHIcNGo Sept. -. 1888.
The market 10 lay Is more active than ycster.
day, although receipts are nothing by canal. and
10y railroad do not equal thu average Of the last
week Wheat IS trih, better, as will be seen
Toy the sales, aud holders evinee more readiness tc
yield their views. Corni is very quiet Oats are
without change Rye is firm. Barley has mprovd
NUE. the mnrke, being quite variable
Wbslt--Solea > 2l5 hu from street AMI depot
at I581S-s2I bu winter from wagon. and nail.
road at S00.SSc ?47bu in lots to mill at goc-l,
Oo0bu mixed from depot at s5c
Corn Sales 500 bu IN lots from depot at soc
copper lbs
Ceh.-Salr- 922 bn from depot AMI street at
29-5soOhn aloat at 9stc-6 .iO0bu in lots at
PC on board
Bar',V.-Salcs 200 bu at 5oc--7o)hu at S.c.
Timothy Sod 5Obu At 81 SIS
HHitrr--l' rising, and worth loo by the FirL:n.
Fresh roll very scarce and selling at rs Ice
hPy-Are quick at pc and scarce
F.'H'oS'--Afe m good supply, and fair de.
m'nd at IS SOC tot Common to choice CLica.
GO Dam Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24
COME AND SEE !

7 laye now rccciyed my entire Fall stock which
l n assortment style, quality, and price must give
general satisfaction. The assortment ls whole
and entire, Of every thing art, science fancy, or
ina siullio1 has produced for the use oihe human
family bc Tor durability, comfort, vanity or dis
play There IS IN IL sample and plenty ioT ali.
The style wiiI be found 10 be- the best arranged
and selected. forth- general wants OF the public,
,hathas heretofore been brought into this market.
The quality Is guql"stion75.y superior. In buy
ing haye taken particular PAINS 10 have The sub
stance and appearance oieyey article correspond
The price have purchased as low as possible,
and un cuuhdrat chat those who may favor
me with call, will without hesitation say that
cell in the same manner purchased, to sell a. low
prices. have bought very largely. shan most
positively have but one price. The price asked
shall be lh- lowest selling price. Thus, any per.
son may in few moments will ascertain how
sell hsluye buying at any other place, ana ,hry
viii save money by dong 80, tor am determined
# cannot sell my sell to have others do so at
very small profit
The stock which | now offer 10 thep nnIic con-
ia ir, and UulfltltirS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

We take pensur" 20 announce the arrival OF DR.
ASUKANAlZl Fhyscmn oilhn Hungarian Ar
NV. al.oto the Bey of runis, at Turkey. His
fr-i arrival in tins country was with kossuth
since TINT time he has practic,dn New Orleans.
H. invites his friends aud the public tc give hm a
call. September II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Dra'gLrs' ,h, County Fax on rne-i'y ana
Wednesday next. :Ae 9Th aud 2,,h inst, lie:
every one who possibly can 'A.se anything
t, place Oh exhibition, baag italong. Livery lat
ll.h..us."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

\ Red Poil Mona, on the 2l't INST, while
drawing hay from the prnIrie-somc wGrrr IN
town or on the road running ont on the prairc,
by Judge Dckeys, containing about SO IN mon
ry IN specie and bulls. Any person finding 1t
and leaving If at the Free Trader Office wi.i be
literally rewarded. Sep. q, --2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

The Democratic voters of the several towns
are requested to meet at their township ho uso
on Saturday the 2ith inst, at o'clock. T.. NJ, and
s'ec! delegates to attend the county convention.
To bc held at Ottawa on Monday, the e6,h
instant, ut two o'clock, T. NJ TO nominal,
Candidates for Judge Of the County Court.
clerk of the county conrt county treasurer. Co.
surveyor and school. commissioner,
Ratio Of representation the same rs at tho
at convention. q. W, Armstrong,
VIM. Barber.
Geo r. Bedford
J, II McFarrcn,
G NJ. Dlm,n.
Ottawa Sept 10, So. q W. Gibson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

q.
Ca motion. board aPjoarnel till o'clock p
II. =,
Beard met rrrsu1nIto adjournment.
On ma.i.a the rules were dispensed win ana
ihc special order OF the day taken up hy CLAIM
Inl on motion the claim Of Dr. Higgins for
medical attendance on paupcrs. was allow!
rmorutn.. % $500, and ordered that he c.-' b
draw ii. orders 90 the treasury Tor tissAIpe 900.
Mr. Glover moved that hereafter TIE s.-'"' De
allowed SlD lgr s4mmoaing the grand ana peul
;grors the FIST week OF each terra OF the c..--''
court. and is 90 .ur each subsequent wees.
Ca motion ul Mr. Wait wa. $50 amended IS 10
,UJv $40 f5r oalh term. And 90 motion, cariI'
.. ] as amended. 80.
III, committee on claims rspos-i 'h' /! low
ing claims correct, and rec1mmeul. u tn-'5 allow
arce. and on motion, it was ora,r.d that they be
SLOWED. and that he clerk draw his of-eIs on
the treasury mr. the samc viz
l favor Of r. Ilor.e, sLmm-mcg jury
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Mr. Drake has just received aud opened his
fall aud winter supply q! ready made clothing
Ia, by al odds the heaviest stock ct Clothing
ever brought to Ibis city. They are also Of
mu.l superior ql,..y tam those generally sold
hy h., predecessors see hi, advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24
4 n & u u N .

WILL. he sold at Public Auction at the resi-
W dcnce OF the subscriber > IL miles u. west
OF 9tlwa. on Thursday The 29lhi inst, the follow
Improperly VIZ
span OF Mares with fold, Wagon aud Ilar-
ness, young horses and 8 years old, mead at
yoUns cattle, mich Cows, lot ofhogs, and 20
acres OF superior corn IN the nrd.
sale 70 comwfucrat 10 o'clock \ VI.
ETERNS- 81 sums OF - and under Cash, and
a.i sums over - nine months credl, with secured
notes. spa Nv I'uos l,RKIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

MrIEp On tine i9,hi inst. by the Rev. Geo.
Seho-,er, Mr.. LEVI, :. loYS,lND 10 Miss Jul,.
ug-E AUsrIY
On the 2!H inst, by the same Nr SAMUEL A.
kINER 10 Miss MtLiNpA MCpowEL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24
Democratic County Convention.

We are authorized to announce h D Frllows
a. candidate for Treasurer. Mt the fall election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

We are authorized to announce Maj d. +.
HIM as candidate for County Surveyor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24
EInx seed wurltpd.

4 LII the Flax Seed raised IN this vicinity, 70
n manufacture at the OIL NH.
Sep til IIA-Kfrt g. Scurrr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Nr. Wait rrr.pntrd Tho hdl nl 1all.n nmi
hers TOR 'etvices IN laying out road, reIsrei to
committee on rlaina.
There,slrtion presented bv W. Glover on yes
-lay wac taken Up and adopted
NJ Hue,t presented the bills u John Morris.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

We are authorized to announce Jo'rrn IL
WAGSle AS A candidate for re election to the Of
ice of county surveyor at the ensuing election,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic county
convention, should one be held
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Tho committee ll'o rrpwi"l bark 'h" p"1
lion Dor r.rl.s IN rnur' hn .s. fru.", Hu a-l d
t"b.dj rhWtai C'purtea wer. 10. .hugH. auI
peutinn lullm 'he table
o. uolinn NJ Mr. Clover tina SHERIFF was in
srnuul to repair be- fnre md sA'p. around she
court house tq1ore anil 'opl.ut the .a'nc, ,al he
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Rrrr-aD. Fans Z, CAlroEsJt-Ihc Panama
and N.laa-ga lines are 10 Gu tile Of fierce
competition and tie tres TO and f-om California
are maryei'au.ly reduced Passengers AtelyAr
rived at New York were brought from san
F:aa;is5j a. slJo, toy cabin aal s5j Tor s,c.rage
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

! '~''' % ~ tennis t- $50 90
expense,
Gates case, il SO
articles furnished
court house aol j.d, - rs
gai'ows, 81 %
att on c.rcgt court
sept sqocid term, 1888, 90
S. 81 Rogers ID
D. HEJueg, %
II. y. EeAosg, vi.
Patrick Daily, eJ
T. Warner W
j. T. Woodbury. on
IS g. Rogers 1Bard.n. Jail, 81 40
The committee ~ pagper a-cJlut7 reported % .
Gnouir. bills correct, auI rtcoAn-I-e.. i.-'.
allowance. and on motion. &c vN5 or1Hlc. '-",
r.rjs allowed and lhat the cieES draw his or
Ggr- 90 the tire. ury for tie same, W.;
Ia hy.roi W..aer & A.c-l'ag. art. furnished
Fellows, Walker Co" Ili C5
r. Montgomery, Tauqgrsi 8 -
jeremiah Wood, mca. iur u 81
Joseph Stout, uaI. aid i1r - -
Dis Foosd Is Putnam, uIp.
eayv. as 90. physician, 81 ..
Mr.. GRAY offered the following resolution
which was % motion .sN. ou tbs table III s.na1
g..5..4 v,-tro ~ o,,e, where Che board o.
.....-. f., d., srr|rI towns IT th.. county
.....r..,.I ,i.. .,,..,rts Of ,,.ecysrss.r u. t
',,.., ,,...r.iyo towns. and have mad
,t, ..i'..i,r, o., adj amount. and affixed the.
,.,fi.,,s If ,te correctness Of said nc
.sB.. u.,. ..fl schedule and certificate shall Cd
-...iy.l BIZ, t'.-. board as evidence O. lr correct
r..s,; .,, accounts OF the u,rr-ger of ihs y.oi
,fs,.I r.,.---.b.s r,.., a.iru 3, iiye DO eli q.
.irrr f..,r, board Of Supervisors,
O,.r...l .f Mr.. stamford. tha vote taken
,..t..l.y r..r.,, hit, DE l.h resolution passed
irI.. E..rI.t... fI>t arDrsl session. Tor .Le
,..l.gr...r ,...r r,a-tef.. was considered
..,...l.r No rr.eirt wa- thsn pat by ave.
r.I.s.. AMI T.s,-a,es s. noes ..
mo claim Of DIR. krviniura.srIauiIuco o.
rssprs- MI. r.s.enrrl ani Ia..loa tine liable.
Nr gi.,.- offered the fplIuwiu, resolution H.
a -Ib...at. for he 4. ID resolution passed hy ,hs
board. a, los last annual session, or the guidance
Of poar masters.
Er,ol,E Tine, thi4 board viii MT entertain
any e.! .m against the County excerpt claim,
here ,aahv fixes the amount, uuie.s the person
making t.s claim w some credible person on Dis
Or her behalf. sua.i mrae an aGit,I. -uoUny
rs it,rs embraced TO said claim 60 Jtcar,rtalI
CHARGED at reasonable price, and .u case. Hler,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

The Hon R. J. Walker cu accom-, ofjl hea'th,
has positively declined the mission to China, as