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A dispatch from Concord, dated 9TH,
says:
The legislature met to-day at 10 o'clock
4. NJ. There were but 10 senators present;
$40 members were present " the house.
Evitt Sergeant Wentworth was chosen
speaker of the senate. lie is a democrat.
II. X. Chase, democrat, was elected
speaker Of the house.
The Governor will be inauguratcd to-mor.
row.
The vote for speaker ofthc house stood
II. X. Chase, democrat, 1856: Tappan, free.
soil, 1873; Scott, wing,
+. 4. llibbard, dem, was elected clerk,
and A. $. Marshall, assistant clerk.
Geo. c. Williams and Charles Doc, both
democrats, were elected clerks of the Sen.
ate.
The governors message will be sent in
tomorrow
The combination of whigery and aboli
tionism in the Granite state has awaited
them nothing thus far, though it has been
stated by the wing press that the coalition
had majority in the legislature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

OrTRAGE.-Thc Sheriff of Clayton county,
Iowa, while serving an attachment upon the
steamer Henrietta, at Nc Grcgor's Landing,
on Monduy, June ., was Knocked down by
a billet of wood, inllictng heavy blow on
his hoad and rendered him iuscnSiblc. The
boat then backed out and proceeded down
the river The officers and crew proposed
leaving the Sheriff on the Wisconsin side OF
the river in his dcIirous situation, and were
only prevented from so doing by the rcmon-
strances ofthe passengers on board, who told
them that the sheriff had friends ut Clayton
and that he should he left there They final
" put him upon n log raft near the steam
mill at the lower end Of the town of Clayton.
Three passengers, viz DIR, II. Orlady and
Mr.. Jos Johnston, of Pennsylvania, and Mr..
4. NJ. laineS, merchant of Galena, who
would not see him thus left in his situation
being all this time unconscious--lclt the
boa, to take care of him, and to convey the
sad intelligence to his friends. At last az.
counts it was doubtful whether he would
recover, Officers were In pursuit of the boat
and her off crS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

The Supreme Court commenced IT, session
for this district last Monday, Wcnoticc til,
following gentlemen Of the bar are present
Chicago--R. $, Blackwell, II. Frink, G
Goodrich, v IT, Higgins, Thos lloync L. s
District .Nty, II, Il. lIurd, +, W. Tracy
\. ". Windcttc, jas. II. Collins.
Peoria--lou. \. H. Purple Hon, q. Pc
,crs Mcrriman.
Frceport-ii0n. 7. J. Sumner
Rockford Francis Rumass, Mcclure, j
II. Stevens,
rprnccton--M. 7. Peters, G.. W. Stipp,
Oswcgo--B. +, Frdley, Helm,
PERU u, Taylor.
La Sallc---James Strain;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

NATIvisM.-Thc Wing Native American
Know Nothing party, have elected Judge
Conrad Mayor of Phladclphi, who says in
his inangural that he will appoint no natur.
allied citizen to Office. lie has about 500
appointments to make.
This is carrying the matter farther than il
will bear.
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link Doiuts, Class s. Qoruish.

TliE subscriber would inform the publ,
1 that he has received and will keep ON hand
Mt "EARL'S' Paint Establishment, near
IlosSa'k's Lumber Yard, large quantity of
link PAINTS, manufactured by the New
jersey Hink Company. .
The Paints are cheaper and more briri,nt
than the common lead Paints, and retain
their bIil'iancy much longer.
The advantage of buying ofmc will he tho
Fact that viii mix them to order and giyo
instructions for putting on.
have large assortment of Window
Glass, from the smallest size to that mcasU,
ring 30 by A.
Also, Coach, Furniture, and China Gloss
Narnishcs, all of which | offer at prices thu,
will compete with any other establishment in
the city, (Junc ~ 5. {, Earl Il Sos,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

REALITIES is life and dcatN going
on in everything; truth and lies are always
at battle. Pleasure is always wearing
against scf.rcStraint. Doubt is always cry
ing pshaw and snecr,ng, \ man in life, a
humOrist in writing about life, sways over to
one principle or the other, and laughs with
reverence for right and the love of truth in
his heart, or laughs at these from the other
side. Didn't tell you that dancing WAS y
serious business to llarlcquiny | have read
two or three of Congreye's plays over be-
fore speaking of him and my feelings were
rather like those, which dare say most of
Us here have had, at Pompcii, looking at
Salust's house and the relies Of an orgy, a
dried VINEGAR or two, n charred suppcr-ta-
bic, the breast of a dancing girl pressed
against the ashes, the laughing skull Of a
Jester, a perfect stiffness round about, hs the
Ciccronc twangs his moral, and the blue sky
shines calmly over the ruin. The Congreye
muse is dead, and her song chokcd in time 5
ashes. We gaze at the skeleton, and won
der at the life which once revealed in its
mad veins. We take the skull up, and
muse over the lrolic and darings, the wit,
scorn, passion, hope, desire, with which that
empty bowl once icrmcntcd. We think Of
the chances that alurcd, the tears that melt
ed, OF the bright eyes that shone in those
vacant sockets; and of lips whispering love,
and checks dimpling with smiles, that cncc
covered yon CHASTITY yellow framework -
They used to call those teeth pearls once,
See there's the cup she drank from, the
gold chain she wore on her neck, the vase
which held the rouge for her checks, her
lookmg-giass, and the harp she used to dance
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Literary Association Library.

This association considering the short
time it has been organized has been vctY
successful, in procuring a library. 1t now
numbers about three hundred volumes of the
choicest works Among them are lInncS
Gibbon, Moeaalay and Bancrofts histories
quite number of the best poets. all ~
living, works, tords history, the Ecyclo-
pedia Americana, and great variety of in
tcrcstinG book of all kinds.
The Society is organized on permanent
basis, is continually increasing in numbers,
and in few years We will havea Library
Association equal to any in the west.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

trial of self rcapcrs ond mowers will come
Off at Bloomington on the first Wednesday
in July.
The trial of Corn Planters at Jacksonville,
held this spring, was highly satisfactory, and
we may expect shat this trial will be alike
favorable to the improvement Of agricultural
implements,
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ADMINISTRATORS SHE

NOTICES. hereby gwen, tina, in 2ui sunnce Of
~ n decree oi the county cour, ot La Sale
county, wlIloter for sale, AT public auction. on
The premises on Tuesday. August 18th, A. ID.
1881, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock 7. VI OF said day, all the right, htle,
AID interest of Andrew Kirkpatrick, deceased in
and the following described premises. to wit:
The west bali OF the south. west quartrrOi see.
ton twenty-five, t25) township thirty-threc, 1897
north o' range one, ~ east oi the third principal
metIdlan-contanlugc eighty acres, more or less.
TERMS -Due.thrd ithe purchase money 10 be
paid on the day of sale one third N six months
and one'thrd in twelve months. For the lss' two
payments, notes rs above aretohe given, ands
cured by mortga ge ON the premises
Su'ANSA klgKPArRtCK, administrative Of the es-
tate Of And rcn kDipoh,ck, dec'd junl'-'w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

DEATH on 4 MEMBER OF CoSGREss-Thc
Wheeling (NaD Gazette says We learn that
the Hon. John +. Snodgrass, member of the
House Of Representatives from the adjoining
Cl2th) Congressional District, suddenly fell
dead in the Court House at parkcrsburg, on
Monday. We had the pleasure of IA brief
acquaintance with Mr., Snodgrass, formed at
Washington du ing the past winter, and re-
garded him as a very worthy gentleman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17
Fourth of .5taiy

The citizens Of Ottawa will meet at the
Court House on Monday evening next, ior
the purpose of making arrangements to celc-
brate the coming fourth.
The city council have made a good begin.
ming in the matter, and the citizens are en-
pcctcd to meet aud make the proper arrange
mcnt On their part
I'R ORDER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17
LATER NEWS.
WAsillNGroS, Nav II

NASniNGToN, May ~.
Snalc The amendment was discussed,
and al,irHard- adopted bya vote OFF ayes
TO 10 nays.
Senator Walker said that he was opposed
to deciding tins question Of adjournment be-
fore tn Homestead bin was adopted. He
thcr,fyry moved to postpone further consid-
alton uatil Monday wpok. Lost.
Senator Stewart, Of Mich, MAYED TO lay
resolution nu,hn table. Lost
Vote va, then taken upon the resolution
a, amended hy Senator Gwinn, for recess
ON th. l1t1 July to 10th october, which
w, con urrud in.
The House an. nim,nt to the iii relating
to the compensation of deputy po,lmastor-
vas passed.
House Singleton oG Mi-s., followed in "a
yor l.ac acquisition Of Cubs.
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SWINE.
JAIRUS LAWRENCE,
MIR. SHAW,
JtHNtREEN.
Iio,riHg Committee.


The premiums for the remainder were left
discretionary with the committees.
PouLTRy.- john llise, James pickcns, s.
W, Raymond, Committee.
PLorGmING MATcm-Chas. Brown, Saml
Miligan, Loseph Plait
Agricultural lmplements-D. c. Cndcrhill,
Vim. Reddck, c. NJ. Van Dorm.
Other Mechanical Products--Sol. Bell, f.
l.. Waterman. John Wilson.
Fruits and Negctables--E Baldwin, G. l..
Thompson, Churchill Coffin.
Flowcrs-Miss Sarah Miles, Susan Deano,
Mrs. II. l.. Brush.
Dairy Products--G. W. jackson, Mrs. S.
X. Lewis, Mrs. VIM. Parr, Mrs. Jairus Law
renee.
Domestic Manuiaclurcs--Alson Woodruff
John Nash, Thos. HEREFORD, Mrs. Doct Bull
lock- Mrs. W. ii. Price, Mrs. Seth Earl
A committee of three consisting of Mcssrs
John Hisc Vim. II. Price and NJ. Csnan,
were appointed to make arrangements to
erect permanent yard and fixtures suitable
for holding the approaching fair
BY order of the board of Managers,
c. NJ. VAN DOREN.
Rec. Scc'y.
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Look out for FIRE.

iNfE are agent for the
w lEtna Insurance co., Hartford, Conn.
Hartford "
Northwestern" Osweeo, n. Y.
the old and responsible companies, having stood
the test Of many years and are prepared 20 insure
Inc property OF our friends aud neighbors arains,
l,ssby fire, on fair terms Gro S. FISHER.
nlandl marine lisks ,ukenin the A'na. ny29
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

Nossrs Eli'Ors At the late annual
meeting of the county medical society, the
following gentlemen were elected as officers
for the ensuing year, viz;
Preside"t--Dr. I. Hay.
I'jcc Prtsjdut-Dr. J. Higgins,
.Secrctary and LDrurial-Dr. j. o. liar.
ris
TrcGsprer-P Kirwin.
Csayors-Drs. j. Gillctt, W. W. WEIGH
c. Hard, }. Stout, and G. lIulctt.
The following named gentlemen were al
mttcd as members, viz:
Drs. j. Gillctt, W. W. Wc'ch, o. p
Hathaway, - Brown, \. &. l.awton, F
Bry, - Hal, of La Sale, and Drs. J. r.
Milling, - Davids * Wirts, of Peru.
The state medical convention having jus,
adjourned, and the hour being late, no Other
business Of importance was transacted, and
the society adjourned TO meet at Ottawa, OF
the LIST Wednesday III September.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

Present the Vay,r and All LYNCH
Fash v.l.r Cor.ty,u Richardson Eii,,o,
Haskell. and W.lk r-g.
Ab..nt-iii. Lcavens and Fanning-
Muut.- read and alrroycd
Petition of II. ". iiophins. T. Hqv. and
II f EaiDc,. AGAINST ho,, running at Iar,a.
was presented and referred t, committee ON
lass.
Or. }. .. Harris appeared before The
council, auda-'ira that the amount aecrUne
10 the cily treasury from the auction safes "l
H. > SHAW, Doe. aIW"p1Ai.H towards lhr
purchase "l ""'N' I'r 'i' "'lI"'! "''o'i"'
ton Of this city.
Mh'r,Hp"n u wa moved by Ana. faSh,
mat the I"oahd nan per cent a'cIu'ng
10 'n' '.,E treasury nom inc auction N",'' "'
H. ). Shaw, be her,'E APPROPRIATED To-
wards th' purchase "' n''"7 Tor inc ott"""
literary association of Ottawa; not to cX.
coed, however, forty dollars.
Ayc>-Aid. togswclI, Fash, Richardson,
and Walker.
Nocs-AlI. Bris o., Haskell, Lynch, and
Miller
\ tie; decided by tho casting vote Of the
mayor in the affirmative.
\ pcution wa, presented from l.. T. SAN
ger and ii ot'cr,, fora bridge on Madison
street, over the lateral canal due notice of
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MAKE inc assessment contemplated III inc
'orvSo'"s JUL =.
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,ltS' "'''"t' n''il' "e'l' AL" hop''s
prt" I''',''" S'S.'' '"s'H '',"
va '''e ''''" ''''0'' ''''' - ''"'' '''''''"
SIX woes ~
hcr'uPDh, hc'I; - in''PS' hoPlcy
Drew anu S'',, - h''', '"c''S 'ne" ''vo''
We" '''e ,o'.s " "''y'.'! VI an VI, "'''''
men ""''Io''"'" - Jaw W 'v .,'N''"'
"" i"'',on ~. % Anu h''S w. u WAS -
O'""t"' iha' inc proposition 81 =: d.
iN'i' l. construct inc o''"Sc on M'u''o''
street over the lateral canal, according o,
IN plan and estimate submitted, for he sun
of five hundred and fifty dollars. be hereby
acc ptcd; the bridge to be completed in six
weeks from date.
The petition OF y. Hight and fifteen 9th.
crs. for bridge over the ravnc, on jackson
street laid on the clerks table the Odd of
Nav last, for presentation. was now present.
ed, due notice of the intended presentation
of the petition having been given by the city
clerk and. now. no pcrson appcnrinu To
make ,s,j,ctionto the construction of said
bridge. /, was
nd red That bridge - feet wide, he
constructed over the Iavinc, on Jackson
street between Chestnut street and Syca-
more street and tina, the sum of seventy.
five dollars be assessed Oh the veal estate
deemed benefited by the construction of said
b,;lnc.
Og,Icr,3, That the council do now elect by
ballot, three dismtcrcsicd ircrholders, to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

WALkGR SrRRESDERED.-Col. Walker and
the remnant Of his party of iilibustcrs have
surrendered themselves prisoners on parole
to Maj. Mckinsting of the L. S. army, to
appear at San Francisco before Gen Wool,
charged with having violated the neutrality
laws of the United States.
Thus endcth the second chapter of Yankee
iillibustcring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

SPANISH SQUADRON SENT TO CuBA.-By the
llcrman's news, received in New York, on
the Sth, we learn that squadron of Span.
ish steamers is preparing at Cadiz, and will
sail for Cuba in July. Troops are to. leave in
June for the same destination.
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Plant. E.O,d Nnticc

THE 30 kh ders Of the Ottawa northern plank
/ road mpany, are nrr-by notified that an az
s"ssmrniol trc zig 10 per- cent on each share Of
the Capin r,ock oi the company. has this day
been levied by lhe directors. ray ,hr To Geo. 5,
Fisher, E-l A. The bank Of Ottawa on or before
the l2'l day Of September next, Tor the purpos.
OF paying tn" d-b'. oi the company
\ ] he sto on winch tins assessment shall remain
unpaid n!irrsald l2ihot september viii be decla.
red iof'ei'cJ Ia the company.
Ey order OF the directors
Jane l7-jw. WN VI. TRUF, s.c'u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

Colon IN CmuRcu.--l'hc Protestant Epis-
copal Convention for the Diocese of Pcnnsyl.
vania, lately in session, refused admission to
delegate from the st. Thomas (Alrican)
church. The vote ON their admission stood
as follows:
Clergy---aycs 70; noes q.
Laity--aycs 80: noes IL, and delegation
from one church divided
Both orders not eoncurring, the resolution
was ncgativcd. This question was settled
nv the New York Diocese at its last convcn.
ton, by the admission Of colorcd delegates.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

IluMBrG-Thc Oh. papers got up the story
that Douglas was coming and bowed and
iawed about week over It, and then, flip
PANTY announced that he dare not visit that
city and was not coming. Now we opinc
the matter was all gas from beginning to
end, and manufactured for a purpose.
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RANk OF OTTAWA

SIGHT Exchange on New York, Boston,
Chicago, and 81. Louis.
Also, exchanges on London in sums OF one
pounds tel ling andupwarJs, available atnny bank
in Engani, Scotland, ireland, France or Ger
many.
i.,erea aliowed on deposits.
Gold and silver coin bought and sold
Nov,mb.t 10 Ggo ). FISHER.
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\ letter by the mentions rumor current
in Havana, that all foreigners Cuba are to
he compelled to join the militia or quit the
island
The report of a Spanish vessel of war hay
ing captured some Schooncrs and taken them
to St Jago, is not true
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

A wag was one day speaking of two of his
acquaintanccs who had gone West, where
newcomers were generally attacked with
ague the first season, and said hc--"Neither
OF these two men will be afflicted" "Why
uotg" inquired a bystandcr, " Because"
was the reply" one of them is too lazy to
shake, and the other won't shake unless he
rcts nav,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

NEW SroRE-Mr j. $. Stockton has
opened a new dry goods store, one door
north of the Mansion house This is one Of
thcbcst situations in the city for store, and
we expect Mr. Stockton will make good use
oft lie has a young America way of doing
husincss-wl sell any how, and is bound to
keep trade stirring. Call and see his fine as.
sortmcnt.
For particulars, see advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

FRox CALroRStA.---A New York dispatch
of the Sth says.
Steamer George Law arrived this morn
ing, bringing California dates to the 10th Of
May, 434 passengers and also arrived with
nearly 81 ,3Oo,0ooin specie.
The legislature adjourned on 18th. The
gold mines are yielding abundantly. The
weather was remarkably favorbly.
Little doing in breadstuils Gallcgo flour
Sll 30; mess pork s?a,5o; extra clear ba'
con 1870 hams llt".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

We are assured by Mr.. Herman, who has
charge of the States Scow, that but one Of
the crew belonging to that boat, was con
ccrrcd in the melee that occurred between
the Irish and boatmcn, on the I'd inst We
stated that they all belonged to the scow.--
We did so because every body said that was
the case.
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Otta(ua frtt Traotr
OTTAWA. LrNE11 1871

V. u PALMER, the American Newspape
Agent, isfLe o.ip authorized igeHffor tins paser
nthe cite. OF Boston, New York, and Phiiadsl-
phla and IL duly empowered to take advertise.
ments aud subscriptions ut the rate required by
His Oiliccsarc-Bo-roN. Scollays Building New
ioeK, Tribune Buildings PHIiADELFuIA, n W
Corner Third and Chrsnnr s,rrr,s
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BdLDN'ES.S CTHEDy

EmersonS American Hair RcS' orative,
For Restoring thr liniron Heads HorELEs.iy
BALD, arttn prevent the Hair from Ia ling. IA
winning golden opinions % ptfson5 " hu ntrusin.
{. This u n new artIr-, rrr.niiy introduced ~
sure thlngtor Uaidncs-; aud will stand the ,r.t
Ola discerning public. The proprrtors have such
confidence ~ II that they authurlzc their
Agsnts 80 take Bald cases on GUARANTEE.
Price 81 IN large bottles.
g l.. THoNrso-, Agent.
G T. FiS!lERS Co, Proprietor.
oi3 - Superior Street. Cleveland. Ohio
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Police Court.
Before City Magistrate Smith.

June II.
Casper lIalfcnstinc, charged with drunk
cnncSs. Fined 1862
Charles Dcttruit, picked up Sunday morn
ing drunk-lying against the church. Fined
1927.
Vim. Donncll charged with drunkenness,
and reminded Of the city ordinance agains,
drunkenness, at the tune Of two dollars
Paid--dischargcd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

VIM. Adair has been appointed and CON
firmcd as receiver Of public moneys at Kas-
kaskia, Illinois, vice Elzey, C. Coiley, whose
term of office had expired.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

lIoa.a Tuugr, II BrmAu.-Ihc citizens
of our county have suffered so much Of late
from the depreciation. Of hgr-. thieves, that
a meeting ha, been called to devise means
TO comedy the evil the proceeding, Of which
are published in another column. Scyera!
valuable horse, have been stolen from the
western part Of this county and certain
family residing near the devils grove are
strongly suspected Of being engaged III the
busnc,, and in harboriuZ thieves and cpun-
torieit,r,. /, seems TO be necessary that on
CARNATIONS should be formed and efficient
and energetic means used, to bring to justice
all engaged ia this business; but we presume
il il not anticipated that other than legal
means viii be- rp,oitcj TO, t. eject the OBJ
ic,t The mcreiles- code Of Judge Lynch
should be used only in the last oSrcmite.--
Prmceioo Post.
NEW York, H.
The Asia sailed At noon for Liverpool with
/.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

Judge Conrad has been elected mayor of
the city of Philadelphia, by combination
OF wings, natiyists and know nothings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-17

Ti!E partnership heretofore existing between
II lie nj, aud l.. C,hi, IN r.i- clothing bus.
mes, under IN state and name ol II, chit Il Co.,
Is TINS day dissolved. l.. COM
II iircHr.
] he undersigned will continue IN the same BUSH
ms, al III" same place and solicit. the patronage
IL I'm. tItLnLIr hmm :"
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Communication accepted and on motion
Of All. Walker,
Ori,yed That the city council Of the city
ofOuawa respectfully accepts the courteous
invitation Of Occidental Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masons to join with them in ccle-
bratnc the anniversary of st. John, on the
23l instant.
On motion Of AID Walker il was
OrdoreM That a committee Of three be ap-
pointed to make such arrangements as may
Ice deemed oxpcdicnt, TO celebrate, in be-
coming manner, the approaching annivcrsa-
ry Of our national independence, and that a
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars be
hereby appropriated towards that purpose
All. IIascoll Richardson, and Fash, COM
ml;t go.
The council then adjourned for two weeks.
7. K. COT RTNEf,
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Harrisburg papers state that o. Barrett,
of the Harrisburg Keystone, has been APP
pointed by the President, Governor Of the
Nebraska Territory.