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ghenmatism Lameness Stiffness Weakness De
,iIIty Nervousness, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia Cough
AND Colds Pains and Aches OF every kind down
70 CoruS arc IMMEDIATELY RFIIEVEI and with
title patience PERMANENTLY CURED by the mag
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simplest ,surest ,saitt
sayiB existence its appiicatic. iEuEiversalcquE
~ to the strong man the delicate woman. and thu
zee nfant. To each and al lit willproye BALM
,nd blessing, Its use agreeable n without an
InyanCeortronble. It's price is withinreach ofall-
rich or poor: allnay havett, ana allshould hayeii
whoare sick and sugerir 81 any way
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER 1t will Re the
Good PhysicaniB any household r eady 81 all lines
and al instant notice.
Putupfn Iir-tighttin boxes. Each oox wiz make
six to egh plastcrs and any child can spread them
Pri:e25centsa box -withfull andplaiD directions
ID. G. NOR EEEEAD. VI. d..
fare7toT1nd PropTiet ,Ie Walker street, Nei0 YoTl
MoKEHEAD'S NAGN Ell &c PLASTER Is SOLD BIZ
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
overwhelmingly In
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

Our Catalogue refers but partially to tie GOODS
(kepi By us1 in their respective departments
Toour friends and patrons we beg TO say that our
stock will be equal if not superior TO any We have
berstofore offered and respectfully invite
examination OF II, assuring all no may favor
with call that they VIII find our prices uniformly
low and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for ali cash bills. We ara now re-
eeiviag our s, OK daily.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
20 NansotTs-Io DFatcH BallofS.
One Grand Prize of SI0O. 00lt
$50 rIi1es amounting to sl,lSo,ss5
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TicKETsi
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40: cuartsr,s.

Certneates OF Packages in the above scheme viii he
sold At the following rates, which is me risS -.
Ceruncaie OF Package q 20 whole Ticl cts, son On
a. - half q lse 80
20 quarter 49,
20 eighth 81 ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

-Four .so,k this season is unusually large
and beautiful, and have been selected WITH
GREAT CARE. to which we invite the at
tsaiion Of slI. We feel safe in saying that
We can offer BETTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
Tar! Tar
Sundries! Sundrles.

XYoU can mad at al times a strre, AL kinds
i OF Groceries, sneh as sugars, Cocee, Nolasses,
Syrups, SC, &C, &c-
tnAr2e-u CHURCH ANDERSON co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

Ribbons and Trimmings.
French Eonnet Ribbons, every style.
Paris Sash Ribbons, elegant
Velvet Ribbons, full seivsg,s.
Cap Ribbons.
Fun Mourning Ribbons.
Fringes Tor Mautilias and Dresses.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
GEHTLEHEHs' WEIR.

Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots
"a Stitched a"
.s d" s Congress Caters;
a. Pump Sole 3" 4"
Square Edge (" "
"a az Strap Sheer,
" oxford Ties
P1'eHt L.-atker Opera Caters;
Z" stitched
90 Pump Sole "
90 "a oxford Ties;
" az Strapped Shoes;
Black Lasting Congress Caters;
- Oxford Tiesi
/" - Brogans;
Goth Congress GAMERS;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

Our Stock

or e'.s..ssaa sasss "a sempless. Also-Houss s-r.
rA'''s ssss- OF tss very Best quality.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24
,al way South Carolina can get out is by

legal way South Carolina can get out is. by
the door she came in-that is, by an
amendment Of the constitution, in the way
prescribed by that instrument. VIII she
await such slow and uncertain process :?
BY no means. She spits On the legal
forms, and throws herself upon the dernte'
right of all natons-the right Of revolu-
ton. She vii! step out of the Union, set
up for herself, and then tell the people OF
the L. s to make the most OF 1t. 1t viii
then remain for Congress and the Execrl-
tive to say whether the constitution which
they have sworn 70 support, shall be en-
forced. The only way to enforce il will be
to send an army 10 :. c. and subdue her.
This would lead to civil war for although
! the other Southern States may not now be
ready to Join her in secession, they all
freely pledge themselves to sustain her in
the movement.
VIII there, ,hen, be civil var? If the
sworn officer. OF the nation regard their
oath, We se" no escape from il. Our arta-
ion, however, ia, that if South Carolina
alone engages in tho movement she will
simply be let alone. BUTT other Southern
States ioi, her then such convention
as is contemplated ~ the 9TH article of the
constitution viii be called, and pesceable
/ dissolution of the Union viii take place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

The excitement concerning the newly
discovered silver Iniues, SAYS the Oregon
Cf.y AlgBas, ga tAe he2dy4t.rs Of the No
iaiia, seems % lie Getting Intense Par
a,g a.s continually arriving in town.
Masking their outfit, and departing for the
SILVER regions. ! party from town went
ous thl- week and returned after each one
A.,d taken ont claim O. Que hundred feet
front running 70 the top OF the mountain.
Ias amount OF silver supposed to be
there is airno,; fabulous T. l. Thompson.
E-q, one OF the returned party. thialls the
mountain Is a mass Of silver ore, containing
probably hundreds OF millions Of the
minsy"i-or Al any rate double as much
~ there is in the Ssutiam mines. which
were stated by Us To amount 10 iOo.0tp,Oo
OF tons, which at 1858 To the ton-esti-
Inated-would give j33UuJ.UOO Suppo-
SIM the dolslla silver mines 10 contain
-UJJJ,V"J OF tons, and to be equally as
rich p the Santiam ore, there Is no ques-
ton but that they are worth $1,000, 600
100000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

JuBILAyT-The Kendall Chafon thus
rings out its notes OF REJOICING at the re
suits Of the election in the 9th Judicial
Circuit
Wuoop WHooRAH. BRING OUT THE BIC
Gus. TAKE THAT RooSTERs HEAD OUT OF
THE As#ES-DAyY JOINS IS ELEerEDl
We amt mp Salt River rs far as we
thought we WAS. The Democratic candi-
date tor States Attorney, d. z. Jones,
Esq, Is elected That's the kind of man
10 run; one that can beat half dozen
candidates. II every Republican pettifog-
ger in the District had been running, our
Dave, would have whipped them all.
He's beat Bull, Kendall County, pet hes
beat Blanchard, the Portia Of La Sale
| County; he's beat Stout, the martyr; hes
beat Grimes and Baldwin, the law giyers
Of Bureau; he's beat Grover, the Teinner-
ance sage of Earlvile; he's licked the
whole Let of them. Hiurrah for Dave"
Now, if Old Abe and his whole crew
don carry themselves straight wen have
them indicted The country is safe-No
danger OF secession now. South Carolina
wont want TO leave the Stu Judicial Dis
trict OF Illinois, cause hahn we got a States
Attorney whose a Democrat. Yes, Stree
No use talking about Notification. for
Jones will have them indicted before they
know it, Ii urrah for the Democratic
States Attorney on Fox River.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24
Ezcitiog News from Kansas !!
CAPTURE AND BURNING OF FORT SCOTT
Capt. Montgomery again in the Field.

Thursdays telegraph dispatches bring
exciting news from Kansas. This afflicted
territory is again the scene OF rapine and
murder Judge Williams, OF the L. s
Court in Kansas, writes from Clinton, Mo +,
Nov DIST, that while, on the 18th, he was
quietly holding court at Fort Scott, the
fort was surrounded by some 500 men
under command OF Capt. Montgomery and
DR.. Peanison, noted abolition rurians, and
the Judge, members OF the bar, !sc., were
obliged to Aee for their lives The men
were fully armed with Sharp's rifles, bowie
knives, reYolvcr5, sc, large boxes full Of
which had lately been zen, 10 Montgomery
irocn Boston under pretence Of being do
nations 10 the Kansas sufferers. Nj
Moore, grand juror, NIr Harrison, Sfr
Scott, and 1Lr. Kinds, Of Fort Scott we're
murdered hv these rut.ian~, who after
taking possession of Fort Scot: and driving
out the villagers. extended their dcpriGa-
tioas 10 the neighJoriug towns On the Mis-
SCUM river montgomery declares his pur
pose to keep pos css;on Of the Fort q
head qeaT;ers-that lie has a thousand
men-and that he will not rest until all
the prosiave.v men are driven cut o.
Seathera Kansas, and fe las cleaned OF:
Sou.hwo,. Missouri Of s.sYe8.
samuel Scott, who was killed, was taken
from his bed early in the morning and
tuu-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

Our merchants are groaning at the ex-
orbitant price Of exchange They must
make renittances to the east to save their
credit, and it costs them from five to ten
dollars to get hundred into New York
Why is this so? The solution is simple
enough. The natural price Of exchange is
the cost of sending gold to New y ork
This is always less than one per cent
But the difficulty is, our merchants have
the paper OF Illinois or Wisconsin banks,
which is worth five TO ten per cent. less
than gold Why so? Don't those banks
redeem their paper in coin on presenta-
ton? Perhaps they do; but an Ottawa
merchant who has thousand dollars in
the bills of fifty different banks can't al
ford TO travel from Cairo to Prsiris du CHEN
to present his bills at their counters, so he
must stand the shave.
The only remedy for, thissis, to compel
our country banks to redeem their paper
1T Springfield and Chicago in coin or ex.
change st say or per cent discount as
they do in New York and other States
/ The effect might he to drive out Of exist
. ence number eff our weaker banks, by
compelling the bankers to operate On lar
I ger capital. But that would DO no harm
It would place us in better credit at the
east and save cur people from paying q tax
OF hundreds Of thousands annually in the
shape Of exchange merely 10 keep in coun
! tenence q horde Of rotten bank leechc;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEEET EE.sE.S

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$50, ~, . !.te!ulhP !. .Ie
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Any person can become member by subScIi bng
NNe oEdfs, iof when sum they Viii receive
1S-The large ana superb steel engraving, 3ox2s
inches. entitled, fALSiafF MASTERING HIS RE
CkJiTS."
2d-one copy, one year OF II at elegantly illustrated
magazine" ne Cosmopolitan A't JoHrnat"
Sd.-Four aduils during the season, to g The
Gdllery Of Pa1HtiagS, AS B'oddaoGy, " l."
In addition TO the above neets there will be given
to subscribers, as gratuitous premiums, over
Hire Eurdged E.aufiJuI H0rEs Of hyt,
c, go y.lusli. roinfi,,s r,arbiSs' ,ariars ont.
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to Railroad Company that can manage
its affairs like the Baltimore & Ohio. Its
annual financial statement just published
shows the receipts Of the Co for the past
year to exceed any previous year by $31I, )
9G6,72, while its expenditures have de
creased 6S,3S2, %. The company owes no
one a dollar pays cash for everything, and
declares every six months handsome di-
vidend. This Is TIC Railroad Company
that annually gives all the editors in the
westa free ride, not only over its own road,
but all its coHnectionsl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

We hare 2 word to say to or friends or
this subject The law makes il the duty
Of the Sheriff, Circuit Clerk. County Clerk,
dc, to have al legal advertisements, such
q sheriff sales, mortgage sales, chanosry
notices, and the like, Published in Tie pa
per designated by the plaintiff in the case;
and administrator notices i'll the paper Do
signated by the administrator or executor
\ fair and honorable regard for the law
woaid induce the Sheriff, Clerk, DC, 10 ask
The plaintiff or administrator il each case
where such advertisements are to De pub-
lis!.ed, TO designate the = P r, and thu
course hsz, we presume, been pursued ~
Mr. Nash late Circuit Clerk aud Ly Mr
Lindley, County Clerk, a. re have had &
fair proportion g. advertisements from
their Offices; but from eur republican She
riffs we have Hitherto received 70 such i..ir
treatment Indeed, we have heard OF in
stances, under Z former Sheriff. where he
refused to send advertisements 10 dis of-
fee although requested 10 90 So Vie
Their 8fr Moore VIII deal as lonoraiIy
with u, as his predecessor, remains to be
seen-,qe know al about Mr. Waterman.
All We have 10 say TO our friends j. If you
have a legal notice 70 publish, rcqusz your
XAVIER or the Sheriff or Clerk, 70 send It
TO the IRE grai~r. II this way our friends
can. without ipjnry to Themselves, aid ma
terially IN sustaining democratic paper
in the County in these gloomy times.
The Galena 4 Chicago Union Railroad
Company haYe declared dividend Of FIVE
Der cent, payable in New York on Janu.
ary LIST next
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From EuFOHe.


The dates from Liverpool are to the
9th inst.
The Prince Of Wales had not yet ar
rived home; but two vessles, supposed to
be the Hero and Ariadne, had passed port
land on the night of the Sth. Alfred, his
brother, had Just returned from voyage
to Australia, DC.
Victor Emanuel arrived at Naples on
the 9TH inst, in company with Garibaldi
They proceeded together to the Cathedral,
and afterwards to the royal place, where
great festivities took place in spite of bad
weather.
The Italian war may be considered as at
an end. France will not allow the Italians
to encroadh further on the few acres of
territory lett the Pope, and the danger to
all Italy is too great to allow Garibaldi to
make an attack on Venice.
The Popes army has been about dissolved.
He will have left him simple body
guard OF some 5000 men
LIVERPOOL MARXEr- Bread stuffs Of all
kinds had slightly declined.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

AVegetable Syrup, asc sovereign for the relic
and of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, whooping Cough
Hoarseness, Bronchitis; Consumption, and all disease:
Of the Threat and LrnEs. Use it and it will do yoJ
good. 1t has been used for all these diseases, by PHI
sicaas in the. private practice with the best OF
cess and is brought within the means OF all, by
being put up in bottles for 25c., t0c., and 81.
Sold in Chicago by L. J. IVES, Western Depot, oiC
South Clark ST., and by Druggists generally.
Sold in Ottawa by +. Y. GGIGGS. Dealer in Drugs
Medicines Books and Stationery, Fancy Articles &c
nov w
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With some BANKERS liz I-t Is ill
larger.
This G.,t-ust of our t.s.l>- Ia= caused q
depreciation in their paper Specie and
EXCHANGE aFa therefore said n h.y. risen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

4 Boston journal says: We found yes
terJay, on the back OF a ten dollar bill,
the follow; n gfejvous complaint ofiuiured
labor: This is all | receive for getting up
bust OF Napoleon the III for one OF the
weaithiest men in Boston The Artist
Association can have ,he bill for its exact
value; the wealthy Bostonian to whom it
refers can have it by paying Us what he
ought to have paid 10 the sculptor"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

Uoy. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and Hos HAN
xIBAI. HAmLlN, President and Vice Presi-
dent elect are now in Chicago, stopping at
the fremont House They have met by
appointment to arrange certain prslimi-
nsriss for the future" es-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

The Governors of the following States
have designated Thursday, the 29th:inst.,
as a day of thanksgiving: Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, Maine Connecticut, Massa-
chusetts, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Michigan,
Vermont, Louisiana, Tennessee, Rhode Is
land, Illinois and of Kansas Territory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

BURcu DIVORCE CAsE-The scandal mon
gers, who dish up such matters for oui
daily papers at Chicago, are just now hay
ing perfect feast of fat things" The
persille, Du Page Co., on Monday last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24
hight Ahead !!

Yesterdays dispatches show decided
improvement in the New York stock mar
ket creating at once better feeling il St
Louis, Chicago, &c. Southern bonds gene
rally improved Or . per cent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

CoSTEST1oN.-Rcturns from most Of the
Counties in the State indicate that the
call Cor . Convention 10 amend our State
Constiiution has been carried by a vote Of
from 5000 to 1900
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

Sent HoME.-About % mechanics and
laborers who. had'gone from New Yor,: to
Charleston were sent back On the 10Th
inst by the authorities in the vessel they
came in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

tia:S as t-,u individuals 10 make II stated sea-
sons pubic asau.e ist s-mgus &C ihsr gratitude 10
Alu ~ God, for Size Ct;lsyiess .H.ti.-st stations u
Ills ,3grine bcncicsrce.
We have sruc.S. reason to be thankful for the
ble-,lr = that have sJUEdantiY attended US du-
rIrg 5..e year now drawing, To lis close. The
guardian hand OF protecting 1'rovIdcncc has been
confirm. " over las y c have teen preserved from
vas..r- Te-tiiclocs vtagh have desalatci other
lands. We have cri1yed period cfunusuai ;nste-
ria, prosperity. and have ~ 10 former period made
NOR beneficial siv dccs IL commerce ant the
c.aui- arts Happy H. the peaceful possession OF
the H.sssu= O.. ciy Il and religious liberty, We are
free from the storms o. social tumuli that disturb
tie rcguse -! lJrcj.r nations.
And III view of tfis continued favor which has
never fursaken IL, and OF the UnexaupleL happi
ness winch has recently been GU: portion, it De-
comes oU:iueutiy appropriate for us 70 sckrow!
edge ~ I people oar gratitude and cur aGoriIi
love ~ tie indefinite GlVeT ci aii good
|, John y ODD, Goyerner Of tie State Of Illinois
Do therefore arpoiDt I.0'siGy, lie :9-l day ~ No
t.Izt--. jr>tIat. a day ~ praise, Thanksgiving
and PRAYER 10 almighty Sod; and recommend
that the people of this s|tasc dc. that day, alb
stain from their usual occupations. and assembling
IN their places otwOT-hip, ard around ;eIF Ee2I IL
stone unite in humble expressions ii gratitude f"r
the manifold Iuercie- ~ XII. Providence, aud de-
vOuiIv iTnrlUrs i continuation q! the saIsIe-
GIVEN under INV hand and the great seal oi state
this I.th dav Of November. Il the year o. cur Lord
one thousand eight hundred ard sixty.
By the CO.eFHor: JoHS " coD,
o. II uArcH, Secretary of state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

-
Is OUT ia leader adyot..!0g .le PROPOSE
ton that Congress shall pass iaw paying
?oI tho fugitive slaves that escape from
the Southern State. Such 4 law, the
Times thinks, would remove all cause for
pickering and contention basween the
North and South about the execution of
the fugitive slave law. Tia South, we
imagine would like the plan, as 1t would
enable them to shove all their worthless,
negroes 10 the mort. and get well paid for
them.
WHAT Cas- BIZ Doxf There is no doubt
- the Ohio .efa'ssa.aa 81 g.ss;s that the i'm
mediate unconditional repeal by such nor
thern states as have passed them, OF all
laws intended 10 nulliiy the fugitive slave
law, wonId at once give pesce to the conn
:;y and restore confidence and prosperity
in the commercial wcyld. But vii it be
done? Certainly not un;iI all the sensible
CONSERVATIVE. men in these States unite with
the democracy and Lurl the cons tuition.
defying and nuiiiiying republicans from
power.
rOFuLAR FoTE-Ip to the election Of
Buchana , with bat one or two exceptions,
every President elected had a majority of
the popular vote in his favor. Buchanan
/ WAS in :. minority Of $4,000, bat Of a very
( large proportion Of the votes against him
/ he was the second choice. Abraham Lin
coin, however, goes into the Presidency
/ with majority OF over a million OF votes
--one-thigd OF the entire Yote-against Kim
! --snd OF the whole vote against him, he is
neither the second or third choice of any
considerable portion. lie has also both
houses Of Congress against him. What q
stupendous victory his election was, and
what a pleasant situation It places him in
Gov LETcHER, of Va, has written let
I ter to Afr. Brisbane Of Pa, in which he
administers Q severe rebuhe to the North
ern notification States, and charges upon
them the cause of all the present danger
Gus troubles. He says that Virginia will
stand as d mediator between the North
and South-armed, If necessary-and in
case disuniOn becomes unavoidable, init
mates that the disposition shown by the
/ North to be just will decide the course
/ Virginia will take.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

The telegraph informs US that Gov. Hen
~ A. Wise of Virginia has become insane.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

Washington j. full Of Iuraor= Of trouble
in the cabinet J. b, in his message which
he has JUS: finished writing. strongly cen
sUres the disunioni,;s, at which Cobb and
Thompson deInur AID threaten to resign.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

II Is said that there are DO less than
twenty Or twenty-five applicants fo- the
Allentown, Pennsylvania. post Office, now
filed by / poor crippled widow ola former
Wing member Of Congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

Among the scattering are II votes for
Drecisnr.dge and /. tor G-rritt smith
Full returns Of The vote GA the question
Of negro suffrage question have not been
received. bar ,ne i1icat.ors ara that the
proposition - voted down by = majority Of
over 10000 The total vote Of the Stale
VIII likely reach C1j,"Jl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

BL.xx TAX RECEIPTS for sale at this oface
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

Nr. Nesmi,h, the Oregon Douglas Scna-
tor elect, was turned out OF office. a. In
dian Agent III ureEoa, ~ Mr.. Buchanan,
at Joe. Lanes request Nj Ee-gnith. thus
losing his Office, taxes tina; Of Gen. Lane.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24
THANH. cil iH= Day.

Lieut. Governor Wood, acting Governor,
has proclaimed Thursday, the Goth instant,
as day for public praise AID thanks
giving
The following Is the proclamation.