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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
EsRILEEAvg pECzPECEI
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
Cosmopolitan art assaeiaiion.
THE FAMOUS
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,

PdFGlSs61 az a cast 81 :!S ,Uuj, GHd LONeTs NoJtu
reAOhoa.d .SGtae Of the
GEsstEzA slave,
Re purchased for sir riOHsGH6 G0lf,ys with several
hundred other works Of Art in Paintings sculpture and
Bronzcs comprise the Premiums to be awarded 10 the
subscribers OF the CCaHtoyoLlR Art ASSociation who
subscribe before the 2.h OF january, 1875 which time
the awards viii take place.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of three dOtlgrs is entitled to
4 copy Of the large and splendid Stee! Engraving
titled - MANIFE-T DESTiSY;' also to
copy OF The COSAOTOLiTAE AET JoUsNAL one year, al
so
4 Certificate in the Award OF Premiums, also
free admission to she Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan
G llIeries.
Titus il is seen that for every three dolars paid, the
subscriber not on receives iadl3 ttee dollar en-
grazing but also the beautifully ii.u tra;ed ttc0 dollar
Art Journal. one yedr.
Each subscriber is also presented with Ger Gcate in
tie Awards Of Premiums, by which valuable work OF
Art in Painting Sculpture, be received in add
ton thus giving every subscriber an equivalent TO the
value OF fne d0lLirs, and Il Certificate gratis.
ANY one OF the leading s. Magazines is furnished in
stead of Engraving and Art Journal, II desired
No person is restricted a single share Those tax
ing Eve memberships, RENTING SIS, entitled to ar
extra Engraving, and six tickets
Fun particulars the Association given in the Art
Journal which contains sixty splendid EnErayi.'es,
price nfy cents per RhIjer. Specimen copies viii be
sent to all persons vino desire to subscribe receipt OF
five postage stamps. (l5 cenis.) Apply to
dec19 ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, Hon. gee.
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For safe,

FOR MIC.
1.-TWO very superior octave Rosewood Piano Fortes
for sale by L. Umauf, Ottawa Seminary. Price 1929
and $500 The for 800 is OF uncommon size, and
unexcelled in quality.
DiMENsroxs.-Length feet inches.
Width, 3
rny23
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CLOTHING SToGE ACCOMMODATIONS Lar
kin has removed his clothing store from the
stand next to the City Bank to the hand
some, new, and more spacious room in the
new block on the corner of Madison and CO.
lumbus SIS. Besides very large stock Of
ready made clothing, Nlr. l.. has on hand a
heavy stock of cloths, cassimcres, vestings,
&c, which, under the superintendent of
one of the most accomplished cutters and
master tailors in the west, he is manulnctur-
ing TO order in 4 mann or vastly superior to
any eastern trade work Give him a call
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sLLlCa % Ut tIG ! t..iOa,
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
So 57f lie undersigned would respectfully car the
- p attention 90. s.e citizens o. ottawa and the
pnlic ia general. 20 .a ...d examine his large
s.CcA q! JGWEL.,E. consisting of
- catches. Clocks.
Gold AMI Silver guard and vest Chains. Of and ee
CANT patterns, Gold and silver IhUtbS, Finger Rings
Ear Kings, Bracelets, L,ckets, Sleeve But.oDs, etc.
SIE.LE. WAR;.
Tea and table spoons equal 70 COIN Plated spoons OF
the very best quality of plate, warranted No l. Also
a large assortment OF German SILVER Tea and Table
Spoons.
Spectacies.
Gold and Silver Spect&cies OF the best quality Of
glasses. +. i. HOYT,
South side Of The Square. Nam s.
y. Watches, Clocks, and Jewe.ry, repaired
asonabIe terms nol2l-2m
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DEATE or WV. PARR.-There is not an old
resident of this county but will read with
regret the announcement Of the death Of
WM. PAE.:, OF the town of Rutland. Mr.. p.
was one of our solid, substantial farmers
one Of that class who ennoblcd Cwcrc such
thing possib'e.) his calling as a ;illcr Of the
soil lie emigrated from Ohio as far back as
1892 or SO, and having the whole country
before him, selected as his future home the
spot upon which he has just bre:thcd his
last. His choice attested his judgment and
foresight. There is not nobler or more
valuable farm Of It's size in the county. His
disease was bleeding Of the lungs, brought
on by taking a cold. At the age OF 80 n,
ter latorious and well spent life, when he
was ready to SIT down and enjoy in case and
comfort the fruits Of his tolls, lie IS suddenly
reminded bv the destroying angel that his
rest Is not here, but that for him who 50
well has acted his worldly part, there *
higher and nojler rest, in mansions not
built with hands, eternal in the Heavens"
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EstTaye1,
ENRON the subscriber residing Covel Creek miles
Southwest of Ottawa, BAY COLT, years Old last
springhas white hind foot, and white spot the
sid. OF the Said colt last SEEM about week
ago around Mrs. liAgDISGs fence. Any person giving
information where said colt may be found will receiv
So Information he left at the Illinois Ri
bridge toll house, address the subscriber AZ Oa-
wa post Office. Idec 81 JAMES DuFFlELD
Save yoHr Money
TUST received from the manufacturers large 'ot OF
- Oak Black Walnut, and Maple cane chairs. when
will be better and cheaper than can DE Iouo
at anv other house Ottawa All want is to nave those
who wis.,, to buy to call and examine for themselves.
~ - " - j. g. GAY,
o,,1. formerly Gay Guilford.
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5psfial Notifies.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CcIcl,raf.I Ea-,=.Ee PILLS.

Prepared from a yyesyp;ion Of Sir j. Clrte H. d.,
P1ysieiaH Extraordinary 10 he QueeH
This invaluable Medicine Is unfailng ia the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution Is subject II moderates all excess
and removes all distractions and speedy cure may be
yelled n
To LADIES it is peculiarly suited. 1t VIII, in
short time, bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, 10 prevent commercials
TZ6Se TiZs sltOHJ not be ttlH 5gt gHts drrtEg tie
FIRST THREE HOSTHS Of Pr-gDGTey, Gs thy are
10 bring Kis-1-riIg-, Jn' at Gay other time
nay are sGfe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Auctions Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight e~erton, Pal!ita
ton OF the Heart Mysteries whites, these Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, 90 contain Ton c=IoIel
lntin:ony anything hurtfui to the constitution.
Fun directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent Tor the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. CLaie /. {. Baldwin 4 Col
Rochester, y. i.
" B-s1 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
thori1ed Agent will insure bottle Pills by
mail. For sale by !. Y GEIGGS.
iaa2 UtICd, H.
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Iron Railing l. Safe sEanufactory

Near the City Mills, and little south of Caquen
Knights Sash Factory,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
gOiIN MAGER respectfully announces that he has
- opened the above place, establishment for the
manufacture of
Lon Railing for Cemeteries, Front Yards,
Public Squares, dc.
Iron Works furnished FOR buildings and bridges. Also
Bank Vaults and Cell Works. Iron Sash Doors, Blinds,
and Besteads, for public and private houses, Burglar
proof Locks. double locked Roofing, Of Cop
per Tin Galvanised Iron and Sheet Iron, done and
ranted Machine Repairing and Bell Hanging done AT
notice. Prompt attention paid TO all orders
Work done at New York prices. Customers will find
patterns and designs of the latest style, from New York.
mt his establishment. augS
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Fall and Winter Clothing,
L. RAUGH & Co.,
ianUFaCTuRtRS AND DeAtERSdH
E.ADY MADE CLOTHING,

1--we T-c0iIol 'I.gIr n. S:oc o. Mems rnd I7g'a
Clothing and E'Irisi.iiii;g Goods.
Which they o.r .=ir numerous friends AID customers,
and q. pat.ic generally,
At GEEiEiy REDUCED E'.sECE!:
Ash &. oar office; bet r.rshug IN our line in every
shape The success 7lcG h1rs ro~ed clorts in
WHoaESALh TRADE,
Has induced greatly enlars. stcos, and call
tie attention OF COUNTRY DEALERS. the same.
sua- them OF ts most liberal treatment and terms
GIVE Is CALL. L. RAUGH Co,
south side OF Court House Square one door cas-, Of Man
ley & p,v's. sepl2
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EANES OF OTTAWA.

lts' = < NAIEh'iAN
OpSn from . O'Clock I. " n II O'Clock Z. IT.
EXCHANGE on Caieasa aud Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time drp7Sftas
Gold and SILVER bought and soIi.
Colecons made in all parts t State and ,,ro-ptIy
RENTED the day Of payment current rates Of ex-
change. Imar2il l. V WATERMAN C;,SEjsr
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Special Notice.

ygyHoSE inhibited viii please call and pay ~
without further notice, and save costs.
uoy1t GEO. BRISTOL.
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Come aG East.
At THE
STORE :!
OF
En-ENe,E.. & EsEss

"7----T9 TI-I1-'- o N-.-11 I7-ssl a-
Also, = superior 20; OF
hi9tCd sso1fIS.
Forks, SPOONS, B4tyr Knives, Casturs Cake Baskets
Soup Ladies, SILVER Piatei Table and Dessert Knives.
ETr;Gannis, ware.
In Tea SIS or 10y the single ps-c. which we VIII sell
cheaper than offered before 10 Ottawa. Also, well
selected stock or English and American
gable Cutlery.
Table and Tea Knives and fnrEs. Butcher and Bread
Knives. Also, -r.@u Si-y-r and Aoa, Table and Tea
spoons.
Gilt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors La1eS French #ud
German Fancy Morl, Baskets and EcticulJs. Table
Mats Water Coolers Tgg Boilers. Painted lin Toilet
Sers Lamps and Lanterns, Wire Covers g., Sc all Of
which for sale cheap, Il uot cheaper. than any
houSe In Chicago. i.u2.l SPENCER - III.
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Tar Board including tuition in the corn-los English
branches. washing and light per wear - - weeks here
jo-ore Si-p 4. reduced 4Ji % ~ per week.
Tuition. dav scholars, per session Of - eks ia
the common English branches, -
Higher English Branches, Per session. Is
Ancient languages, $500 --.--..--
Modern -. .-...-- ........ II
Music upon the Piano. q ...-.....-.....- -
Use Of Instrument. ...-....--..... q
Drawing and GrayouiD-. each - ...--..-..-...-- Il
Painting Water and OIL Coors, each per session Ii
Students may be admitted AZ any time during the
sion and charEeahle only from date OF entrance.
For further particulars, please address by mail or AZ
he Seminary, fscp-6l l.. UNLAUF Pr}Hct0aH-
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Jusurancr.


INSURANCE; AGENCY.
THE undersigned Agents OF the following old and
Z responsible Insurance Companies, viz:
4TNA. OF HARTFORD,
Capital and surplus,
Sl,301,OJO.
PIENIX, OF HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
100000.
HARTFORD, OF HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
$4,000.
NORTH WESTERN. OF OSWEGO,
Capital and Surplus,
$500 0uD.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL,
Accumulated Capital.
$SO0G1O.
Ia SALE COUNTY MUTUAL,
$4,000.
These Companies AL equal TO the hes: in tie couu
try. and viii policies in Them good terms
any safe and reliable Company. Don't risk your pro-
perry any doubtful Company when can be insured
such Companies these. Olce ~ the Rank o: O;ta-
wa llec 81 TRUE a WATERMAN, IGc"ts-
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GREAT ARRIVAL
Fall and Winter Goods,
AT John Lockwood & Co.'s.
Caxr asa, WINTER GOoDs.

FEIIE subscribers take this opportunity return their
sincere thanks TO the people of Ottawa and vicinity,
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them the past
summer and would now respectfully invite attention to
tl..ss. IL,
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! i.uncls! II.nucIG!

We .h 70 distinctly understood that We have tie
tfrr.t and b.sf s.lrrd stock NJ White aud Culorti
Iiuar'- l1 town, .i.suE of White shaker, N-c.,
Gauge. aud Se Warp. Plain Al Wool and Cotton Warn,
al Uat.s and prices Red. Dark Bl., Gray. and white
Trr fur Mems wear Pam and CARED opera Fluu-
IL. for q '.Ir.4. sc.
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Eon,c.iIc Csnod..

l. this department We have Etuaied md Trown Ia
Die linen, do Table Spreads, scotch Diaper, Irish iurl,
Ee1' ID ADD Brown SA-gting- and S.rtr-s from 81 20
i"i w.lr Ti.-rg. striped aud Check siHytiug Brown
ana Blue Drills Esuuas, Batting, WiaiiII. WHdInf,
lUlue, aU1 l-lga stro. of White and Co'urrI Ctrp-I
Warp, 49,, Ne.. Wooden Blankets, Mgoi-n Yarn, &c.
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HgsN s.GslE...

such II. Ne LANES Lancaster and Scotch GineLaus.
Plain and F.rlrcd All Wool De- LANES, Al Wool 10
Gege. NDlair doc Plain Figured, and Pilid fr'uc Die
Fiuo ApsCCs, Cubufg-, ParHuettaFt bOmbazuc, N"tn-
ella PaiIs, DGcGl Puds, Paiu aud Figured bHcs ris.
Black six velvet, &C. sc OF PElNIl We have q large
assortment % all ins best styles. from g.. - -. Vgr
a..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Forenoon Weather Reports

(Bv the Eastern Northern Western aud Southern Lines
ceiyed al No. q " sll street
NEw.YoRK, noon-Coudy; wind W.. Thermometer ~; baF
BosTos Mass Commenced showing at midnight. but
eaery rain Storm which continues this oenoon
SPRINGFIELD, Mas-RSn and seet about two inches aa0w
PoRTIAsD Me- Q a. m-Htayy snow and ha.storm -.
CALAIS. Me- Q a. m.-Cloudy; wind n r. ~.
E,sTPoRT, Me-Coudy; wind N. f.; p.
BANGOR, Me.-Ealing; wind \. T.; ~.
ST. JoHSs. ~ g.-LoOks cloudy; 49,
SscKvILLE, @ a. .m.-Appearsnce Of snow; wind " l.
CHARLoTrErowN A. m.-Coudy and cold; wind w
HALIFAX, N S, a. m-Appearance Of snow, wind " by
E.sIrOsT Me- -s9ow9s and ss hSyns s2 p pc,e. n..
PHILADELPHr., Pa-weather cloudy; wind w; 4}!.
EVENING REPoRTs-6 p.m m.
RoehEsItR fSSn:T ia, and dnt rain r.is % :: ~
BUFFALO. n. Y-Alild and showing; 81.
UricA, n. Y.-Raning; 81
ScHENEcTADY n. Y.-Wind s.; 8
ALBANY N. .Y-Cloudy; wind s.. 10.
NFw.YoRK 10 p. m.-Weather Cloudy wind s w. 3d.
TORONTO C. WAbout foot of snow fell last night; weather
Ss Rs1oS S continues thick with indications Of
Drsrerf Iowa Cloudy; inches snow 80.
JASEsvIILE WiA-SnowinR; wind n. r. ~
PRARIE Du CHEN, Wis.-Cloudy wind NJ ".
BySLMeIISos, IowaECeaLi wind w w y; y;
fspi.s.rolis fTntSs aiRGs Indshew S inches deep 81
LOUISVILLE, Ky-ClOudyi Wind s. e.; &c.
CINCINNATI Oho-Cloudy; 81
BUFFALO N. Y.-Cloudy; wind 5. T.. 81
TOLEDO Ohio-Cloudy; 6 inches snowi So.
CLEVELAND, Ohio-Snoving SO.
PITTssuRGH, Ps.-Cloudy; So
Rock ISLAND, In.-Cloudyi So
COLUMBUS OLo-SDOwinS; ~. 80.
PgIAprLPHIA Pa. 6 p m.-Cloudy; wind W 45
DrsgIRr. N YVspowng and hsn w,nd ma On LsEe ai
FfMIRA N Y-snow inches deepi wind s.. 10.
PoRT JERyIs, N. J-Coudy. .
NEwBrRGH, N Y.-Clearns upi snow melting wind 3 H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
The State Medical Society
ALBANY. Tuesday Fah 6

y
? TIE State Medical society met here this mornn,
About eighty delegates were in attendsnre-amo5e
them DIR. james 81. Phelps, b. Forivoe RAJ
kel, John G7rcom, John MeNulty; John G. Ad,ms
hd"aId II. Parker, end Peter Van Buren, OF New
Yoik City; Wi lam ". Strew Of Oyster Raw oueans
County George COchrane Of BROOKLYN. - N>1
Dr.. Augustus Willard, President Of the Socatr
read the Inaugural Address. "'0'e'!'
Nomi1Ssiing Committee, Consisting of ore member
from esct Senatorial District was Appointed IN ,,s
the names Of the officers for the ensuIpp wear
Dr. J, Z. Adams Of the New.York Acsdemv NJ
ysd;c,re presented a resolution of the Acsdemy
ureirc he Legislature 10 pass law for the full and
complete rogiltraton o. hIths, marriages and DEATH
Adopted and ordered to be sert to the legislature
DR.. John McCol Of Oneida p,-esented resolution
expressing the sentiments of tie Society account of
the death Of Thomas NJ. spencer. Adopted.
DR.. Sylvester ID. Willard of Albany read bio
graphical sketch of Dr. Spencer, which was ordered
to be printed.
Several medical papers were read by members, and
a recess was then taken till y o'clock.
At the afternoon session Dr. Griscom of the New
York Academy Of Medicine offered the following pre-
amble and resolution:
Uherea The sanitary condition Of large cite. attracting
attention in m,ny civilized countries and success
IA efforts are being made for their improvement in this respect
Whoen Statistical r,tun. show that the largest city in
this country s in it, condition Of public health greatly inferior
70 many ohe less yosby situated governed by better
Re,olrsd That the memorial and bill now before tbe Iegisa
re enanstng from the New Academy Of Medicine en-
titled TO Improve the Public Health and for the establish
rneIt Of Sanitary Police in the City Of Ng.Iok with
the cordial appreciation Of the Society and that the member.
thereof feel individual the Of the
same"
After discussion, it was adopted unanimously
DIR. f. II. Parker Of New-York moved for the ap-
poiItment of Committee TO make arrangements for
a supper on Wednesday evening. Adopted.
DR.. Van Buren of New-iork read paper on chlor-
oform.
At o'clock this evening the Society will by invita-
tom visit Gov. King.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE..ALBAHY, Feb. 9, 1853.
Mr.. w. A. Wheeler was made President pro tenn.
during the necessary absence of MIR. Halsted.
BY Mr.. SMITH-For the removal OF Quarantine,
and the appointment of new Commissioner.
By Mr.. STOW-To incorporate the South Paclhc
Steamship Company. Also, to amend the law for the
sale Of the lands of non-residents for taxes.
Mr.. WADSWORTH presented the Seventy-hrst
annual report of the Regents of the University.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Mr. LOVELAND-To amend the law exemptng
lands belonging to the Sacketts Harbor and Saratoga
Railroad Company from taxation
BY Mr.. ELf-To amend the law relative to Saw
ings Banks.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. J. d. WILLARD-To amend the law rela'
tive to the Courts, General and Special Sessions IN
the City of New-York.
BY Mr.. SCHELL-To amend the law relative to
Life Insurance Companies.
BY Mr.. o. Is. WIlEELER-To erect new County
to be called &" Highland"
BY Mr.. SCIIELL-To amend the General Manu-
featuring Law. ,-.
By Mr.. LOVELAND-To amend the law relative
to Notares Public
By Mr.. ELY-To amend the law relative to the
New.York Juvenile Asylum.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To amend the charter of the Orphans Home OF the
Episcopal Church of New-York.
To authorize the Buffalo, New-fork and Erie Kan
road Company to acquire title to lands.
To incorporate the Mercantile Library Association
of Brooklyn. The Senate then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

CHEAP FooD.-Under this caption lady-we Jadge
by the chirography-writes:
Don't throw this aside. Ii Is the Old story, ol'
must be heard"
The subject upon which she writes to be heafi ~
what is cheap food-what the poor can Obtain Ii 'nese
times Of DO work and little money. She inquiries;
"What is the best food for those who have not more
than two shiipgs at time, and how shaH 'ney Pi0'
pare il"
She wants THE TRIBUNE to give the poor some
simple rules for those who must make something H0n
nothing"
So We have repeatedly, but has done no more goou
to the poor who have not read our simple res 'naH
il has correspondent, who is in the same cas'''
She inquiries upon the subject Of cheap food; ~,
Is there any book of hints on the subject ,, har
large cookery book, or rather hall sbos Who'll
with directions for preparing all kinds OF GsIe'
some and unwhoesome; but none OF Ineu, ~. -
anything sutabe-nothng that tells tne Poy, 10" 7
economic food, cheaper their mooe " haaJ.a
should like pamphlet sheet 10 scatter y;
In default Of that, can you give US any hi
Certainly, we can tell you as we have ''ia u. WIN
before that several Of the good things upon 'n' suo
jec. which The TRIBUNE has printed nave zen pun
lished in cheap pamphlet by Fowler "ei4- iol inc
very purpose of beneftting those who are
to have resort to cheap food and economy Ii
We cannot reprint the articles but hope 70 PIht o'e'S
Of equal vslue from time to time In 'he "''
you can scatter broadcast" the old ones'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
ASSEMBLY,

The SPEAKER announced the following Commit
tees:
Hdy. and Means-Messrs Lanning Van vakenbursh Hub
Commerce and Narigaton--Mess Halord, seutsu, Grain,
Can CSaGs-Slessr.. W. Baldwin, Richards wheeloct Ham.
RSaroads~Messr. McNett Goddard Hasscry HALEY and
Baaks-Messrs Armstrong Wager, wacot Chauncey and C.
Insayanco-Mesrs T. Jones' IT, W. Jones Dayton Kae'
TsotIiIds and TRre6ja, BAsMesns. Salisbury. Sage,
Mills W b Jones and Desncy c...,.- r,.o,.or psact.,
g, Jeremiah Bacheller, T. S. Esy. voor'
Prircgc, and EleetiOn'-Messsrs. Grain, Austen, W. Bald
Petitions Of 4ien.-Mess Lynch, Lewis, Wheeloct, Green
Erection cna Drion Of To,rn, and CountcsMe'rs Law,
Rawson j. H. Jones, Chaifed and Robertson:
CainsM Messrs Horton Sheppard Ens' D. Fish, aud Ste
International AFaiys Of TOcns and COuntes-MesHs Law
renee Bsbbit,, Gage, Staples and Strong .u, t,,h.,d
c. Estes, and ii. fish
STATE Charitable Ia'tutions-Mes'rs Eng', Gale, Hart
IseO,Po,stion Of Cities and rRqSe,-Me'sr'. wer, Lannns'
ndISJactne Of Sot-Messrs Lord wabrook, Hendrckson'
Trade asd MaHaetTes-Mesns. Latin, Adams Parsons,
STATE Pr'0"'-Messr'. Sutherland Abbott PA.t Walker and
Ergro..ed Bals-Mes'r. Winnie j. S Palmer Beach King.
Militia and PHblic D,ten'eMcs,rs. Miller, Duryes Dyke.
i Rcas aaS SyisSc~Ms..l. chd. Bliss. r.ppep Lamb and
| Ilolmes
Public LGHd'-Mes' Hart Hall, Hssserty n Boush.on and
Bl ecter.
Indian Asa9.-Messr Parsons Burlington, T JOne. r..
| CoppeInol and Mills. '"'
Charitable and Religion, sOeietiesses.. Del.n,y, Bell,
Beecker Case and Fitzgerald.
foricutwe-Messrs Emans, Voorhees, Hodge, Lsbar aud
Pssiie Pyintins-MessTs Mclean, McKOwn Howell Avery
and Moore. - n.. a, -
Van iIorp Garrison, Mcintosh and Dayton.
Esycadt~,a q the Ltg.ata''-Ae''r. cA.uncey' PECK
"g~SSarr+Messrs Wsser Baker Winnie Barnes, Tsppsn,
JOINT Lis,ayy-Me,n Law, ch,ner Plast woo'ford and T.
c. Church -. A.. C.--:..... u
After the announcement OF the Commtteee MI.
CWATrIEI.D asked 10 be excused from serving on
them. He stscked severely their fornssies deolss'