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Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
THE GLOBE.
The Official Paper OF Congress.

PUBLISH now my annual prospectus for the DAILY
/ GLOBE, and the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND AP-
PENDX, to remind subscribers residing in the distant
States and Territories, that Congress will the
first Monday of next December, and that day shall
commence tho publication Of the papers above named
They have been published for long time that their
character known. generally, throughout the United
States and. therefore it is needless give minute
account of what they will contsin.
THE DAILY GLOBE will contain the news of the day
together with such editorial articles az may be- from
time to time suggested by passing events of interest
and the debates both branches of Congress- they
come from the hands of the reporters.
THE CONGRESSIONAL. GLOBE AND APPENDIX will
contain all the debates in Congress- revised by the
speakers the laws passed during the Session, and
pous indexes-al printed in royal quarto book form,
each number containing sixteen pages. The coming
Session will he what is termed long one, and will
the least and the largest number of pages the debates
have made during long Session for many years These
papers go free by mail.
For copy of the Daily Globe, one year: $40 90
50 &C g during the Session. 5 0C
- I" for six months. s 90
For one copy of the Congressional Globe and ap-
pendix during the Session. ............. 6 0C
For two copies of the same when ordered at the
same time, (and at the same rate for
greater number) ........................ 10 90
scriptions paper will not be unless the money
accompanies the order for it,
The Daily Globe will be sent during the Session to
those Editors who publish this Prospectus three times
before the first Monday of next December and send to
copy of their paper, marked with pen. to direct
my attention to the publication. JNO. C. RIvES-
Warrington City, July, 1858. an2o
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Tb. Greo,es, D,sco. e..

n REAT Blessing TO Mankind .-lnnoe
VI DR.. L. j. Czspkay's Prophiactcum -
fecting agent,) preventive against gonost.
and syphilitc diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy
venerea scrofulous, gangIenous and cancerous ulc'
foetid discharges from the vagina uterus and nrethl
and all cu1aneous eruptons and diseases As innoc.
ation is preventive against small pox is Or. L.
Czapkay's ProphiIacticum preventive against syphil
tic and Qonorhhpald diseases Although harmless in IT.
self il possesses the power chemically destroying tia
syphiltc virus and thereby saving thousands from 10
inc infected by the most loathsome of all diseases. Let
no Young man who appreciates health be without Dr.
Czapkay's ProphiacticuTn 1t Is IN very conveniers
nactaoes and viii be found convenient to use, beipy
used as soap. Price s6. For sale at Dr. CEapkayp
private Medical and SurgicalInstitue Sacramento 81
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's Office, san Francisco.
fIRTTtCA1g.
the undersigned Governor OF Hungary, do testify
hereby that Dr. L. J. CZAPKAI has served during th
contest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief Surgeon 10
tbe Hungarian army with faithful perseverance,
ubereof have given him this certificate and do re-
conomend him the sympathy, attention and pro tc4
lion of all those who capable of apprectng pat
riotic self.sacrfce and undeserved misiortune
KoSSUTH LAJOS, Governor of Hur gar,
Washington City, JSn.8. 1862.
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UNIFORM REMEDY

IN Of scrofu,s, Leprosy, Tumors Swelling Of the
Juints rheumatism, Eryspelas Kings Evil and
every complaint symptomatic Of Impure Blood; and
all the diseases of the Muscles and Tissues together
with general debility of the system yield to this
falling Purifier of The Bloodfor the blood 10 the chan
mel through which dsesse finds its way to the various
ORGANS of the body.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen Begins Sep.
te1nber IL, 1858.
Mschanics, Lnrentors, Manufacturers
and Farmers.

TIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has reached its Four
tenth year. and viii enter upon New Volume on the
lIth of September Il is the only weekly publication
oi the Kind issued in this country and it has a
very extensive circulation in all the States nf the Union
II il not some might suppose from IS title, dry
sbstruse work technical science the contrary
II deals with the great events going the sce-
tic mechanical and industrial worlds as to please and
instruct every II the Mechanic Art2an wishes
to know the best machine in use, how to MAKE any
substance employed in HIS business-i the Housewife
wishes 10 get recipe for making good color, &c-i
the Inventor wishes to know what is going in the
way ot improveInents-if the Manufacturer wishes to
keep posted with the times, and to employ the best ia
cies in his busnesSf the Man of Leisure and Study
wishes TO keep himself familiar with the progress made
in the chemical laboratory, in the construction
teegraphs steamships railroads, reapers and
thousand other machines and appliances, both OF
and wara these desiderGta be found in the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN and not eseDhere They are here
presented in reliable and interesting FORM adapted to
re comprehension OF minds unlearRed in the higher
branches OF science and art.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
Now Furniture.

New furniture.
40 French Eliz-beth-n STYLE Brdstcaas 100 Rest
Curled sir Mattresses 200 Feather Bolscrs 800 Fine
Feather Piilows -21 Premiun Spring Mattresses
The addition bad 50 rco furnished in the best
stye.
The Proprietor acts the best table in the STATE
THIS Hotel is 5re proof, and has $50 hard-inshed
ladies' Entrance 20 the hotel, corner S.nsons and
tfaileck streets.
The Exchange hns been eutfr-ly reulodeled painted
and renovated throughout The Proprietor viii leave
no1hng undone 70 make 'he guests Of the Exchange
comfortable while stoppiny al this h"te Prices shall
b. rea sonatle.
sS-lhe Exchange Coach .i sl--vs be N readiness.
TO convey passense,s to sni from tiii- hotel.
cps II HilIEY SARGENT Proprietor
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TURNER'S
g Il nA EG ene Wine
AND
FOREST WINE BITTERS.

TURNER'S Fores. Wine Bitters are cure
l. for Fever snd Ague. Flatuency, Dyspepsia. Cost
ireness Hesviness General Debility. Nausea. Head
achs Irreru.rity Of the Digestive Organs, Nervous
prostation Neuralgia Rheumatic Affections and most
Of tho ills that flesh heir to. They will be found by
all not only CURATIVE but also the best PREVENTIVE
ever introduced in California.
These bifters, manufactured from the choicest
medical roots barks and herbs, by Turner Brothers.
are warranted to be the best in the Pacific
Coast be taken with perfect safety by persons
Of all ages and conditions.
TURNER BROTHERS, manufacturers Of every de
scipon Of Syrups Corials, Biters, &C. at New York.
Buffalo, n. y, and San Francisco.
Turner's Ginger Wine.
CAUTION TO THE PUBIIC.-The reputation award
ed to Turner's Ginger Wine, and the unequa'ed popu-
lsritv il has received has been the of putting
into market many spurious articles.
Beware Of these Base Counterfeits
We caution all consumers Of GINGER WINE to ex
anime the label is genuine such as have
our portraits in ciIcle steel plate surrounded
bv the inscription Turner'S Ginger Wine,
prepa ell BY Turner Brothers, New York Buffalo, N -
and san Francisco California -
Mandatory and Salesroom in San Francisco corner
Of BroaGwaw and Front st. je 16-Sm.
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-n1ea.Xr1nrnK.r flrru

OR local weakness. nervous debility low epiTis !sN
" stude. weakness ot the limbs and bach iol'Spof'
ton ;old incapaby for labor and study duntss ofs
prehensiou loss of memory aversion to society ost
solitude timsdity seli-dstrust. dizzineSe. Ltafsei
involuntary discharges, pains in the side affections
the eyes. pirss s!es the faSs sexual and other
drmities in man are cured without fail By the iu
celebrated ph ysician and surgeon, III. CzspAsf
method OF curing diseases are new. (ursnoN
others )and hence tie great success Anenosoi'9
(by letter otherwisel free. A. cess '
u. ID. San Francisco. CaIE
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N N Sz4
MONTGOME cry STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND MERCHANT,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Jewellers, Stai:oners, Dealers in Gold Pens
and the Trade generally respectfully invited to tr
our California Gold Pens.
Every Pen stamped G. F. Higgins San Francisco
is made of California Gold Diamond Pointed 0ridi
um and finished in the most perfect manner (by nv
self with an experience of over Twelve Years
They will prove superior to any other PEN not onl,
the quality Of Stock and Finish but for Durability a
the same time costing more than is paid for an in
feror imported article.
Those residing where e cd Pen Is not to be had
have any size (by number) sent by Nail Express
on remtting the amour. stated in - List OF Prices
with privilege of exchange, if not suiting.
Orders enclosing money sent by Mail should be reg
stored and the Pens will be returned same wav.
GOLD PENS RE-F0INTFD. BY sending One Dollar fol
common size and One dollar and Halt for large size
in cash Postage Stamps, the Pens will be returned
as good as
Liberal discount to the trade
Eg- EVERY PEN Is WARRANTED IA
NAV % 1889
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Nrna thr fuIInminq.

This certificate was sent US by agents 1t Pattef
son. n y which is also certified to by several Of the
neighbors &c Mr. Ba ..s
Messrs. L. y. q u. SANDS: Gentemen.-It gives
me pleasure to send you the following statement in
regard to my lie took severe cold and AFTER
eight weeks of suffering the disease settled in
his left leg and foot. which sweed to the utmost
The swelling lanced by his physician, and dis
charged profusely sitter that less than eleven
ulcers formed on the leg and foot at time We
had five different physicians, but none relieved him
much; and the last winter found him emaciated
and low that lie unable to leave his bed suffering
the most excrucating pain. During this time the
bone had become rnnch affected. that piece after
piece out. of which he has than twenty
five preserved in bottle. varying from one-haf to
and q half inches in length We had given up all
hopes of his recovery; but at this time were in
dncei to try your Sarsapara, and with its his
heslth snd appetite began immediately to improve,
and so rapid was the change that less than dozen
bottles effected perfect cure.
With gratitude, remain truly yours
DARIUS BALLARD
Prepared and sold by A. Il. & d. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggsts, 100 Fulton-sreet corner Of
William, New York.
For sale BY DEWITT. KITTLE i Co., H. JOHN
SON & Co., and REDiNGTON & Co, San francisco;
RICE 4 COFFIN, Marysvie; p Il. HoDONAL.D
4 Co, Sacramento; snd BY Druggists gsneraiiy.
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Z Nv an L.onest lesIr, .. m1

CARD Prompted hy hobeSt aeslrr ~ nv
visit 10 lay before the public u sni.h dcS,e
commendation not only of scentiac sklN Osss
that of Humanity also. About two ,esrs asti .ndi,.s
ly and from causes R1knoN 70 me was .sisca With
fit OF epilepsy which, owing 70 inv irab:ls,r - raork
Tue eylenses consequent upOn thauro,s sr~aiine-.t
nd the encouragement which met with ,learl-
ing IL, became such {as Hiis tneu to oe..ese1
10 deiy the skill ii any physcisn VI frcqieptl-
while in pursuit OF ny calling. thFovu town Ia ~,
ground without The slightest warning snd sIihnugt
in>ensble TO the Aeones ye despssd tie oi.-rie, 81
my life and soon learned to look ulra tho-e .La
would render assistance shelter fT5-h d.uaer a.
enesie9, who sought 10 pTpons the existence of s,y
In-e.ies.
While in tins stats. vnd having, previsu. 10 r9y ~
hction tasted theHNeets Of life once niure iu3
eed to attempt seeking aid OF rhyscis,,, by -
communication, called upon &c T. J. Clal2ey, tsl5
hiIhof my circumstance and Of my inahiiy ,r
wiN him 9f his services-regardiess Of which, hovev-T
ne at once undertook my and with the hees.og
Of God. was once more Dred 10 perfect rrs,tb
Unable to reward him for the boon which enjoy g.
present. aud Jet conscious ofn ndabteduHks snusi
er il cue TO myself and ell afted n make the
public in order that those in need Of medlc&.
may find physciau D whom every confidence sasy -
placed. 8tYr1 YAHLoSsiY
State OF Crsirnia County of San Francisc0 Swoo
and subscribed 70 beare this lst day Of Aueus h
D. 1856. 6uGERT a. Gk6NT
Nn1arN
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rvRy
ROSE n BA1JM'S
MRE q n.S.

Ts,HE BEST APPETIZER IN TIFF WORLD AND A
J cure for Indigestion, Dyspepsia Con-
st!pntiOn, Fever and Ague. and withal plea
SAINT ami eGtcacous remedy for the above plants
Eawava OF CoI1.erseitl.
The celebrity which Or. Rnsenbaun's STOMACH BIT
rRIs have attained has induced many persons TO mi
tate ard counterfeit them IN order TO prevent this
b. sure and that the signature of y JACOBS &
the label also that the corss branded George
ThG.cler a Co.. without which none genuine.
Y. &. JACOBS & Co, Propris.urs.
General Agents la7 Clay street,
nyla SAN FSAsc-5co.
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so...sz..z--= q s-I...sz.5.zas = .sz5.s
sAEALIHl Q 300 YlAANEIps M.s : -s'''

Dr. Il. T. CEA1oIkAy
Private Medical and surgscas tnsit"s
Sacramento street. below Montgomery. Opposite
Acrrc MAIL STEAMSHIP coNrAyy's osfcE. sAN fRNczso'
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
CALEB s. PRATT, Clerk
Election Returns.

Wyandot county gives Conway 10 major
ity over Halderman; Root, 80 majority over
Slough. The average Republican majority
on Senators is 30; on Representatives, %.
Jefferson county, with one Democratic
precinct to hear from, sivoS 90 Democratic
majority.
Shawnee county gives Conway 800 ma
jority over Halderman. The Republican
candidates for the Legislature are undoubt-
edly elected.
johnson county gives Halderman 140 ma
jority, Christian l6o majority.
Junction City, Riley county, gives Halder-
man 50 votes, Conway IS. Manhattan
gives 1903 Republican majority.
Doniphan county gives about 25 majority
for the State ticket, Osborn, Rep, and
Hatcher Dem, are elected to the Senate;
Emery, Rep, and O'Brien, Phillips and
Kimber, Dem, to the House.
Linn county gives so to rs Republican
majority.
In Wabaunsee, Conway and Root run be-
hind Robinson, who has IS votes.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
November II, 1859

ANONohioCi - AOo~s
Present Lawrence, Ford; Clinton,
Umbarger; Marion, Brown; Palmyra, Cole,
and Clerk.
The report of Samuel Walker on order
of the Board concerning strays was taken
up.
In the matter of strays taken up by
G. W. CHM, G. ". Clark, D. W. Scouton,
E. D. Roberts, D. c. Halbut, Nolan R.
Moore, Jacob McFadden, Stokes & Terry,
were severally ordered to be cancelled on
the record.
In the matter Of strays taken up BY
Wesley Garrett, jas. w. Xix, james
Brandon, John Hacker, Stephen Crockett,
G. W. Osborn, P. Ellison, R. N. Phillips,
John j. Sullivan, Martin Barren, Andrew
White, Isaac Shirley. Gilmore Allen, were
ssverally referred to County attorney with
instructions to examine the several cases,
and prosecute, in behalf of the county,
such as he may deem Noncompliance
with law.
Thomas B. Graham-ordered that
Sheriff take possession of stray, and sell
it according to law.
D. o. Bindsley- ordered that new
order be issued to the Sheriff to sell stray
taken up by said Bindsley.
Ordered that the chairman Of this Board
and County Clerk be instructed to make
final settlement with County Treasurer
at the expiration of his term of Office.
Clerk reported a list of strays on stray
book, which had been taken up over one
E5ear and not proven. Ordered that said
strays be sold by Sheriff according to
law.
Ordered that the sheriff of this county
| be instructed to allow no bills or accounts
upon settlement with taken up strsys. for
keeping or other expenses except fees
allowed BY law.
Board ordered that seal be procured
for the Board of Supervisors. and selected
device for the same, and that said seal
shall be the official seal of this Board on
and after its receipt
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

or The Turner Society will open thei,
new Hall on New York street on Satur.
day evening, inaugurating il by an sd.
dress, vocal and instrumental music. and
Turner exercises. The Society will en-.
deavor to make the occasion agreeable to
ladies as well as gentlemen, suitable prO.
visions being made for their comfort
Much credit is due to this Society for
erecting commodious hall, at cost of
$500 and when its objects are more full
ly understood, this institution will be rs.
garded as a valuable means of promoting
the designs for which it is formed, the
promotion of the physical and intellect
ual welfare of its members.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
s,a,.u.n,. Fully Confirmed.

On our first page viii be found the confess
sion of JOHN E. CooK. 1t fully sustains
every material allegation heretofore made
by US, touching certain class of men in
Kansas. It will be seen, too, that Redpath
and Hinton are the men Of all others, to
write biography of Old John Brown.
Stevens was deserter from the United
States Army, and prominent actor in our
Kansas troubles. Under the name Of
Whipple. he commanded the Topeka COM
pany in the campaign of 1856. Wonder if
it was he who led them to the attack on the
settlements at the junction of the Neosho
and Cottonwood, wherein store was rob-
bed, the settlers driven of, and one woman
shot. We gave an account of this muir
derous affair in our "Report of Trip to
the Neosho," in the Spring of 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
NOTICE.
4 Barking Dog, 70

Mr.. TEACHER threatens US with a prose-
cution for libel! An editor whose columns
have been filled with calumny and false
hoods against US for the last two years,
talking about prosecuting us for libell Oh,
Solonl your name itself is a libel, as it
would indicate that the wearer was an hon.
est man, but facts prove you to be other
wise.
In some of the old States, where the prin-
ciples of the common law prevailed, the ls-
gal maxim was: "The greater the truth,
the greater the libel" In Kansas, we are
happy to inform his honor, Judge Scion,
that this principle of the common law does
not prevail, so he has no hope on that ac-
count.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

u Congress commenced its session last
Monday, but nothing has yet transpired
except an angry discussion on the slavery
question. Senator MASON, Of Va, offered
resolution Of inquiry in reference to the
Harper's Ferry Tragedy. Sen. TRUMBuLL
offered an amendment to include in the in
vestigation the capture Of the U. s. Arsenal
at Liberty, NO., during the Border RufIian
inyasions in 1855. This efSectually killed
the resolution.
In the House, no choice Of Speaker has
yet been made; the Republicans supporting
SHERMAN, of Ohio, the Americans GILMEn,
Of North Carolina, and the Democrats
BococK, of Virginia.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

~ The Indian Bureau are about to
recommend the Reservations to be subdi.
vided among the heads of families, so as
to create system of individual proprie-
tors, for the encouragement of industry
and morals, and abandoning the tribal
mode of aggregsting maintenance and re.
sponsibility. There is confidence felt that
this will work advantageously. Reports
from officers on the frontiers, and Others,
agree in opinion that the Indians are dim.
inishing in number, and the belief is en-.
tertained that, in fifteen or twenty years,
no considerable force will be required for
the interior.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

eV We have heard it remarked fire.
quently, during the last week, that when
E z. Delight TEACHER was in the Republieas
Office, all the mean articles which disgraeed
its columns from month to month were sup
posed to be the product of his brain; but
since The absence Of 7. D1cight ThGcher.
who has gone East, those same low, de-
testable articles have disgraced it's columns
in still greater profusion. They supposed
from the bearing of S. o. Thacher that he
was a gentleman but he has proved him
self, say they, unworthy the aPpellatiOn.
sfWbat a fall was there, my countTymsn."
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

Gran important decision concerning
municipal Sunday ordinances has been
given by the Supreme Court of Ohio. 1t
is to the effect that any municipal ordi-
nance prohibiting under a penalty the
opening of shops, &C., on Sunday, without
excepting cases of necessity aud charity,
and without exempting from its operation
persons who conscientiously observe the
seventh day of the week as the Sabbath,
is inconsistent with the laws of the State,
and therefore void.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
A Startling Fact

OF the seventy-6ve men who assisted
Montgomery at the murder and robbery OF
John Little, less than year ago, over one
third have since found bloody grave. Some
by the assassin's knife; some by the well
aimed rifles Of those they sought to plunder,
some at the hands Of Judge Lynch, and
many sank beneath the avenging FIRE Of an
outraged people at Harper's Ferry. How
fearful are the consequences Of crime
Fort Scott Democrat.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

"a Afriend who has Just returnedfrom
Woodson county, says that at the house OF
DR.. Dunn, in Belmont, he saw large piece.
Of ore on the mantel-piece, which contained
sixty per cent. Of lead, and from six to
eight Of silver. He was informed that there
were large quantities Of the same in that
vicinity. He also brought US specimen
of very handsome sandstone, such as Is
used for sharpening tools, which abounds in
inexhaustabie quantities there.-EmPOr's
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

@We understand that Mayor Thomp-
son left our city, yesterday, for the East,
to negotiate the bonds Of st. Joseph for
the benefit of tho Roseport and .Marypills
Railroad. Our citizens recently voted on
the proposition to assist De aforemention.
ed road by issuing in its favor bonds to
the amount Of 100000. To sell these
bonds in the Eastern market is the object
of Mayor Thompson's journey. May sue
cess attend him, and above all may the
cash procured upon the bonds advance the
works.. Joseph West.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10
EVENING.

In the evening the hall was crowded with
an intelligent audience of ladies and gentle
men, who seemed thankful for the occasion
to show their sympathy for "the old COM
rade," and express word for the ripening
of the Anti-Slavery sentiment Of the people.
E. d. Ladd was elected Chairman, in the
absence of Mr.. Grover, and the committee
of three proceeded to report as follows for
county committee:
Lawrence-E. D. Laid, c. Stearns, Sam.
F. Tappan.
Lecompton-Mr. Ham, Mr.. Baldwin,
Henry Muzzy.
ClintOn-Rev. Mr.. Copeland, Joseph G,
Gardner, DR.. Macy.
Marion--Henry Hyatt, Joseph Doane,
Elias Sawyer.
Willow Springs-E. S. scudder, E. W.
Bennett, John A. Bailey.
Palmyra-A. W. Smith, VIM. Roe, VIM.
Soule.
Eudora-Levi Woodland, Mr.. Guest, John
E. Campbell.
The report was adopted without debate,
and on motion, voted that the said commit
tee have power to fill vacancies.
Voted that an Anti-Slayery meeting b
held at this place on the 10th inst.,-ths
day Of the execution of Browns associates
for the organization Of County Society.
when said Committee are requested to be
present and report plan for the same.
The debate on the resolutions was re-
sumed and able speeches were made by
Messrs. Clark, Stearns, Conway, Ingersoll.
and others, after which, at late hour, the
resolutions were adopted unanimously.
Voted, that the Secretary secure the pub
fishing of the proceedings of this meeting
In the HERALD OF FREEDOM and Lawrence
observation-disclosures.
E. D. LADD, President.
WIN. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.