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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-07
TAX SALE NOTICE.

4 LII persons concerned. will please t1ke notice,
n that at a sale of lsnds, town and city lots, for
State county and special and costs for the
1859 made in pursuance of law. in the county of Will
and State Of illinois, ON the 2Sth day OF May, 1856
and that holder Of the purchase certificates. by
assignment of the following described tracts o: lands
and lots sold at said sale. and that the time of
demptioD thereof fom said sale will expire in two
years from the date OF said sale and the redemption
will be double the amount sold for, aud subsequent
taxes if paid by me- with interest thereon and cost of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prcrcred from a prescription IF Sir J. Clark H. D.
aysieidH EztraoTr;faG'y u The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the Female constitution is subject. 1t moerates all
excess and all distractions and speedy
nlay he relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL il pccuary suited. It will, in short time bring
the monthly period wi'h regularity.
Farh hottie price One Dollar, bears the Government
stsmn 81 Great Britain. prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
yr5sse p lis should H0 BE- tai ca by females dsring The
ItI5 81. TJJlEE MONTHS If Pregnancy they are
~ 10 ti,r on Miscarriage, Jut at uy o.sr time they
are sefs
IN tis rack and Limbs, Heayinesss Fatigue slight
Fvertiop Papitation Of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Wtf.4s these Piils will effect when all other
ssns have failed au, although powerful remedy, do
NOT contain iron cslomc ant inony any thing hurt
fuI to the constitution
Emil directions accompany each package.
Sole Agents FOR the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Qate l. C. Baldwin & CO.. Rochester, n. Y.
NB-si and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
tbor,zed Agens will insure bottle, containing SO Pills,
by return mail.
Dec. l. 1850. molly
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L o S Z FL A CT

TfHE person who borrowed the silk Flag belonging
u 70 the Joliet COrnet Band, would greatly Oblge
the members thereof by returning the immedi-
sicily to
G = GRTTZNFR Ser.v
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-07
TAX SALE NOTICE.

LII persons concerned will please take notice. that
n at sale of lands, town ami city lots, for State,
County and special taxes and costs due and unpaid
thereon the year 1889 made in pursuance Of law,
in County of Will and State Of Illinois. the 18th
day May lseO and that the undersigned is the legal
holder by purchase and assignment Of the purchase
certificates of the following described tracts Of lands
and lots sold at said sale and that the time of redemp
ton thereof from said sale will expire in two years
from date Of said sale, and the redemption will be
double the sold for. and subsequent taxes II
paid by me, with interest thereon and cost Of adrer
tising. TO wit:
ncscr tr.fi i'm IL. Ann
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hereby certify that my wife Mary Heesom has left
4 my bed and board without any just oause'r pro
focason, anil shall not be responsible for any debts
r1e may contract: JOSEPH HEES0M.
Fiainfis April 16. 1861.
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THE MARKETS.
JoI,etPrioe Current.
ruURcH DIRECrORY---sUNDAY
SERVICES.

...-uoptsT episcopal CHURcH,-Rev. II. Crews, Pas
Tor Hours OF worship 1O1z A. NJ. nnG7 P.
n.-.sygkroSAL CHuRcH,-Key' John KIDD, Pastor-
IIours ofpubIic worship l0H A. NJ, and "a M
- C,rsoIIc CauscH,-i,ev. z. Parrelly, PASTOR
~ IIonrs az pnbIic worship A. NJ, l01 An, and Bpm
ts,.rnpX. CauRcH-Rev, John Wilkinson, Rector,
Hours OF public worship 1914 A, N..and = p. N.
W.JnesIsy 10 M Morning Prayerand Litany-
n.s.Isr CaUgcH-Isev. G. Button, Pastor. Hours Oh
public worship 1914 An, snd1 p NJ
okha1x RoNAy ClrHoLic CHuEoH,-Rev. j 'Raaeh: Pas-
Tor Hours of public worship 1917 4. ", and j "a.
ss,ryp.,ItsT CstjEca-Rev. o. A. skinner, Pastor.
Ueurs Of public worship 1917 AN aud "a Pm
nkar1y Protestant CHuRcH,-iev G. sans Pastor
IIoursof public worshiplOl1 A.M.,snd 215P.N
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Men and Boys Grain and watsr-Tight
B o o 7 S,
And also large assortment Of
MIitchelPs Patent Metallic Tipped
BOOTS AND SHOES,
All of which can warrant
Gu S TOM DIRK.

Mems Patent Leather Boots, Water Proof Tong
Boots and all other kinds of work made to order
Repairing neatly done on short notice.
Joliet, Nov. s, 1859. n45 II
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NJ MARRIED

= fiain6ed on the 1st inst at the residence Of the
erIde's father by the Rev I. Lyman, Mr. CHAs r
fRf1zxEE, of Joliet aud Miss ApELA = PRATT
laughter Of jeremiah Pratt.
f,,o,-.hon an the 1.t inst. by Rev C. S Macres3.
-nr, MIR cas- BslRss, OF Joliet, and Niss CAaEls L.
BCkLL, of ChauBahoR..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-07
TAX SALE NOTICE.

4 LII persons concerned, will please take notice,
N that at a sale of Lands, Town and city lots for
State County and special taxes and costs for the
1858 made in pursuance OF law in the County of VIII.
Of Illinois, the 25th day of July 1889 and
that / holder Of the purchase certificates of
the following described tracts Of lands and lots sold
said SALE anA that the time Of redemption thereof
from said sale will expire in two years from the date
Of said sale. and the redemption will be double the
amount sold for and subsequent taxes if paid by me-
with interest thereon and cost of advertising to wits
Description. Sec. Town Amt.
so acres hfswqr IS "a 10 $3.50
2 5t-lO0 acres n hf of lot 3 W hf
neqr II IS IL Z 90
80 4e-llO acres und hfe ht or 8 IS 9E 4.Ge
10 acres lot No. . 10 81 sc 3,GI
Lot Block West Joliet, so
4 lot II Blk II. Canal Trus-
tees Subdi. W bf Is IS Joe 215
100 feet in lot (Sh0p) "a II loo
JOHN T. DAGGETT.
April Q, 1861. 42Sw
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TWILL PAf TIE
TAX SALE NOTICE.

IL Perscus Concerned, will please take notioe srd
n are hereby notified that at al. on Isr A. "a 49,
for state county aud special taxes ara csts dne ana
unpaid therein. for the year lss made IN rr-n s,oe
e law. in the cnuty of viii and State Of Illfos ~.
tie 18th day q July. 1859, I. te undersfruEd rsrs
chased $1l.9 acres Of land. the % lot 10 tie
suisifi-soB of the ne o. s-ctisn 20 10 touashIp
y range p foT the sum 81 si0O dollars, lot IN
block 30 IN canal u ustees suln Of ofsec Is Is
10 e. for the snn Of 67-iO0 dollars and the q %
Of lot In Norton Kinney subj Of pf Of a " Il
= So IS 50 10 e Tor the Gum 81 1910 az
lars. and that o. sinonds purchased 10 acres lot no.
- IN sec 16 t2 for the sum u 2olO0 doIlrrrs
that tie Certificate Of 1rhase ofthe lot % sold % ts
said SDnr1s by him duly assigned 10 me- and ths<
the owner 81 the Certificates q rlrchas. q
said lots aud Lands described above
That the time q redemption there.f from s,ff <.r~
will expire In years from the date Of sale and tst
the cost Of redemption will be double the amount soid
fsr and Subsequent taxes II paid By me With tsn per
cut interest ffum day Of sale.
! JO.ist, March 9th, 1851 3ry
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Jcliet. April l. 1861.
Trustees Sale.

vm R. HaekIey, attorney at Law will attend to any
business which may be confdrd to his care In the
CirrWit Court Of VIII County.
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NOTICE.

TIVE Law partnership heretofore existing between
the Subscribers has this day been dissolved by
mutual oomscet. W. X. IlacNey, Esq, will attend to
the Settlement Of all the unsettled business OF the late
nm. -.-
TUOS, q. HILDEBRANT.
VIZ. II. HACkLEN.
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Wanted

A Good Dwelling House located in East Joliet. mp
~ on a good sized lot, in EXCHANGE for land in
Wisconsin Ill. Address H. R., P.o. box 4oI Joliet
Dec. Is, 1859 2i3~
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Tax Sale Notice.


4 Ii persons concerned, viii please take notice,
IA that at sale Of lands and los. for State County
and special taxes and costs for the year ls5s mada in
pursuance of law, in the County of Will and State of
Illinois, the 18th day OF July, 1859. the following
tracts. lots parcels Of lands sold. AMI that
holder of the purchase certificates thereof by pur
chase and assignment, that the time Of redemption
thereof from said sale will expire in years from
the data of said SALE and that the redemption will be
double the amount sold for, aud subsequent taxes il
paid by with ten per ceut interest thereon from
the day of sale with the cost Of ADVERTISING which said
lots and tracts are described follows:
Description. See. 7. Amt
so acres y e 0 81 o S6.46
10 :. Lot No. 81 10 81 Q sol
10 Sc e Il spart endseL II 81 10 l-36
q Lot Subdv.e Knox 10 IS IL Loo
az 95-loo acres W fri seH 6 50 ISIS
Lot Block Frankfort, ~
Lot Block Boweu Grcyers snbdfT n e
seq Sec Is Town 35 Range 10 E 10
Lot "a Blk 50 Dasseday's Add. To Joliet Isl
MARTIN BERGAN.
Joliet, April 2 1861. 423w
II AMRsKooI uNnERsIIIRrs n, ny IWRRs Al
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Z Y Z A n ID Z A r
n II 1n"D"
THE INV Aid HO NJ
III. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLY OF n. Y, HAS OPENED An
N F l II Nj A r Y,

IN CHICAGO, Ill.
ON new system, which embraces the most approx
" ed methods Of treating Diseases in this any
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung Diseases.
Cancers aud Rheumatism, special diseases treated
In this Institution in the treatment OF which,
has had more eXperince greater success than the
Doctor. His consultations, Tor years. have averaged
from i've TO six thOus md fear. The following dis
eases which are pronounced iae1Tabe 10y the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this In
sttutiou. All nervous and neuralgc Affections dis
Of women all forms Of scrofua. dyspepsia
stpation skin diseases- caucerOus and TubeTculOus
affections. including pulmonary consumption, rhe-ma-
tisu, Parays sis epilepsy. Asthma salt rehm reit
tent and intermittent fevers the diseases Of cdrenAc
lie has had extensive practice aud wonderful sue
cess in the treatment of CANCERS, which he cures
without the knife. lie successfully. on a new
method, all the disssses of the Eye and EAR.
Remember. the a.. tor hoes not promise TO all
stages of Diseases While diseases IL
taken in season, all STAGES not. Your he
hence, the danger ofdeay.
The Building pleasantly located. spacious and will
accomnocate several hundred patients. No ca-e viii
lie received where there suN doubts Of a or
relief The best nurses only employed. who with the
ply scian will make all feal horne that put them
selves under the Of his institution.
TERMS-fTom ten 70 fitteen dollars per week. iGrdri-
ally ddrGRoe No patient tatca To- Tess than
month, can he satisfied a. TO the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less time
Many patients. who not able TO come the mfr
mary. can be successfully treated Mt Il me- which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per mouth.
All le' tiers, nclosiDg letter stamp. addressed TO
prompt attention.
Consultation free Office Hafirs fi5.n u. to p. NJ
Office us south Clark Clark and Monroe
Sept. IL, 1870 Misty
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S1tu AObtrtIssmtnts.

NJ ON EY TO l. u A N
inquire Of ,,,so r,voon
Joliet, March IL, 1861.
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A CAR ID.

VNIIE undersigned having had the misfortune 10 have
his leg broken. called in the services Of DR. Rtzinger
under whose skill he is happy inform his friends
that his limb Is sound again. And he would
take this opportunity to recommend DIR. Rzinger a
sklfu and experienced physician and surgeon to any
who may be 50 unfortunate to need his service.
Joliet, March Is. 1881. JOHN SCHEIDT.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-03
The Programme for Celebrating the "FOurth"
at RI00mSburg

The committee appointed at a meeting Of
the ciiZens of Bloomsburg TO make the ne
cessary preparations for a becoming cele.
braiion OF the Fourth of Jolly, have made
the following arrangements
There will be representation Of the Bat
tie of Bunker Hill in the morning at 10 o.
clock
The procession will form in front of the
Conrt House at I O'Clock and proceed
to the beautiful grove of William Snyder
Esq few rods east OF the Forks Hotel,
led by Hower,s Cornet Band, where the
Declaration of independence will be read
by Robert F. CLARK ESQ.,. and orations de-
livered by Gen. Robeu Fleming, of VIII
Transport, and others A party of ladies
and gentlemen will sing the ''Siar- -SpangIed
Banner and other patriotic songs at inter-
walls during the exercises. The procession
will be under the charge of the following
officers: Chief Marshall, HIRAM r. KLINE,
OF Orangevilie, A. c. MESscH and P. BILL
MEYER Esqrs of Bloomsburg, as assistants
DR.. p. John, COL L L. Tate, and w Wir:,
Esq, were appointed a committee to re-
ceive and wait upon the Speakers. Other
committees were appointed.
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NEWSPAPER CHAEGE-Quite a coup detat
took place one day last week in the affairs
of the Scranton daily, which was published
on Tuesday as the Daily News. under the
proprietorship of Col. A w. Hart, who Tor
the past year has conducted The paper with
much energy. The paper professed to be
independent in politics, but has lately given
warm support to Col II. B. Wright for
Congress-. The next morning it appeared
as ''The Morning Herald" edited by B.
Adams, with a tone as decidedly antago-
nisiic TO C0l. Wright, and as earnestly in
favor of Mr. Randall, as it was the dag pre-.
vious in behalf of Col. Wright Col Hart,
in published statement says the office was
taken possession oil by ian armed body of
rufians," early in the morning, who pre-.
vented the entrance of himself and workmen.
Messrs. Davis & Wheeler, from whom Col.
Hart purchased the Office, say il was bu-
siness transaction, without refereIce TO
politics If the latter be The fact, it is cer-
iainly novel "business transaction" and
discloses very summary way of collect
ing debts. But as the case is in the hands
OF the lawyers, we leave it TO their tender
mercies Luzerne Union.
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The Northern Rebellion.

Are our readers aware that rebellion
against the authority of the Government is
organizing at the North-that treason is
rearing its ugly head in the midst Of the
very party that profess the most determina
lion in putting down the rebellion al the
South? 1t is even so. Daily attempts are
now being made TO array the army against
above the civil authorities. Daily threats
are made that il the war is not pushed for.
ward with more vigor, the army will act up
on its own responsibility and that if a COM
promise is effected, three hundred thou
sand men in arms will disband without ad-
minisiering law according 10 the code of
Judge Lynch. After all the beautiful pratt
tie about the Constitution, the Union and
the enforcement of the laws, coming from
those who have spent years in trampGng
upon the Constitution, deriding the Union
and violating the laws, the old law-defying
instincts have once more gained the mas
tery, and revolution is now the walchword.
The Government must plunge headlong in
10 the vortex of civil war or be rodGen nm
der the iron heel of military despotism.-
Read the following from the Tribune, and
see how bold treason has grown at the North:
Secret Communications are being held
with the leading rebels Negotiations,
which are so near treason that the lechni-
calltIes OF definition only make il doubtful,
are now being carried on with emissaries
from fiagitious traitors. A settlement of
villainous plumber and shameful raid, is to
be adjusted By laying down arms, and an
extension OF the line of 36o 80 to the Pa
clfic. Who can be SO insane as 10 suppose
that three hundred thousand men, with
million more behind them who would take
up arms If il were needfui, can be made 10
disband and go home on such a cowardIy
abandonment as this 2 We have a court
which ekes oui the short statue of your code.
The judiciary OF Judge Lynch will come in
and take cognIZance where the legal tribu-
nal stops. If these prowling Bandits can
not be held 10 Justice in any other way they
can swing from limbs of trees in the con
victed CRIME which needs no judge or jury
gentlemen this is not chase alter fallow
deer. Ii is not woodcock shooting or
wolf hunt II is not dress parade nor
holiday review. You had better under
stand and estimate its true purpose, and it
you cannot lead, let il 90 on without imped-
iment. Uncounled men are now asking
themselves, in mediations On the Govern
meni and its late utter inadequacy, Scan
these dry bones live ?p They are praying
men, and loyal. They believe in the Ruler
OF Heaven and earth, and in the ruler of the
nation The one is above all, and over all
and the other is but the creation of their
breath Yod can have suboriination or
obedience, or you may be furnished with
Norther rebellion, ready made, and 10 hand.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-03
The White Labor association Of wilkes barre.

A call having been posted, meeting
was held al Flynu's Hall, on Saturday eve-
ming, Isl nit, for the purpose of organizing
White Labor Association The Hall was
densely crowded, and many were enabled
TO gain admtiance. The meeting was or.
ganized by choosing Joseph E Yanleer an
President: and John Louder, Richard
Hutchins, Bella Crane James Lambert Pat
rick McGrath, Thomas Shields, Michael
Taylor Gilman Converse and Christian
Schleppy as Vice. Presidents; and C. F.
Bowman and Harry Hakes as Secretaries.
The President then stated, iha, although
the civil war had hardly commenced, thou
sands oi Southern negroes were already as
Gaping into our State; that, al the present
time, wages had been necessarily reduced
and additional labor was moi needed; that
the subject was in all respect one OF imme-
diate aad paramount importance and tha,
we should express our views fully and
clearly.
The meeting was addressed BY DR.. Hakes,
C Bowman, James Lambert and Z. 3.
Chase. No injustice or persecution toward
our resident blacks was suggested or meant
in all that was said and done, but the policy
i of making our State the receptacle for all
the runaway vicious, improvident and help
less negroes of the South, at i time when
our own population are suffering, was great.
ly doubted and strongly opposed.
The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted -
WHEREAS, Our present civil war has been
eagerly sought and is now being used by
abolitionists as fit opportunity 10 persuade
Southern slaves to rebel and escape and
muliitudes are now settling in Pennsy,va-
MIA and WHEREAS, This is against the pres
ent interest and future welfare of our peo-
pie; violates the Federal Constitution COM
pllcates and aggravates inter State difficult
ties and leads 10 disunion therefore
Resoired That we oppose and denouncs
all attempts 10 throw Southern slaves or free
blacks upon the soil of Pennsylvania. and
their settlement amongst US as tending TO
destroy the TemuReraiion and respeciabilny
OF white labor, and 10 fill the land with ser.
vile paupers.
RESOLVED, Tha, we will support no man
for either branch of our Legislature who
will not pledge himself TO vote for a re peal
oil the so-caled ePersonal Liberty Bill. n
which now invites and defends the fugitive
slaves; and also for passage OF a law
against the settlement of additional negroes
in our State.
Resoiued, That we will vote for no man
for any Office whatever, who desire to grant
to negroes the rights of citizenship. as has
been done in Massachusetts, Ohio, New
York and other States.
ResoiUed, That these proceedings be pub.
lished in all the papers OF this county,
(Signed by :he officers.
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The Difference.

The republican Journals have been in
cessaEtly charging the Democratic papers
of the north with affording reasonable aid
and comfort 10 the enemy, by advocating
the rights of the people of the South, as
members of the Union Now the differ
ence between the Democratic and republi-
can journals on this point is simply this !:
The Democrats Press, has said TO The South
that the Democratic parry the North would
stand by them and aid Them in defending
and maintaining their Constitutional and
legal rights IN the Union. This they not
only had right 10 do. The Republican
journals, on The other hand, have been
weekly and daily telling the South, that a
very large portion of The Democrats OF the
North, and particularly those, who at the
&C. Breckinridge, are disunionists, Seces-
sion:sts, and ready and willing TO aid and
assist the South in their rebellious and trea-
sonable attempts TO overthrow the Govern
ment, and dissolve the Union. Which is
affording ead and comfort" TO the enemy
He who tells them that they shall be sus-
tanned and their rights protected in the Union
or he who tells them that there are hundred:
of thousands oil Northern men ready 10 aid
them in dissoIving and breaking up the Uni
on These Republican journals know their
assertions to be false, still they persist in
Them, apparently with view 10 encourage
the South 10 hope for and expect division
in the Nonh.-DdnviHe LlteHigeacer
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AUDITORS Notice.

In the O,phan's Court for The county Of Coluus-
bia-Estate of Conrad Hess, lafe Of Sugar.
loaf township deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Ccun 10
report distribution of the balance in the
hands OF William Hess, Executor OF the last
will and testament OF Conrad Hess, late of
Sugarloaf township, in the county OF CO.
iumbia deceased, will meet the parties in
ieres.ed for The purpose of his appointment,
on Saturday the % day OF August 1851. a,
ten O'Clock, A. NJ. OF said day, al his office
in Bioomsbure, in SAID county, all persons
interested in the said Estate are required 10
present their claim before the Auditor, or be
debarred from coming in for share OF the
fund. JOHN G. FREEZE, Auditor.
Bloom sburg. Jnly Sd, 1S6l-4t.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-03

FOURTH OF July IN MmToS-On Tuesday
evening last, meeting was held al Acade
my Hall, for the purpose OF making arrange
ments for celebration of the Anniversary
of American Independence As bills were
issued and conspicuously posted up in va
rious parts of the borough, it was expected
that lhers would be large meeting-nor
was this expectation doomed to disappoiht-
ment-for at the hour appointed, Academy
Hall was filled TO overhowing with fve men
and big boyl President was elected, a
Secretary appointed, and appropriate reso-
lutions adopted, from which we extract a
few, having room for no more. Ii was
Resolued, That committee be appointed
TO raise subscription OF 25 CENTS, which
they are authorized 10 judiciously expend
in fire-crackers and other extensive combus-
libies 10 be distributed among the "leading
citizens, y and displayed simultaneously in
different paris of the borough, on the Fourth
that all may have view of them on that
memorable day.
| ResolUed That another committee be ap-
| pointed 10 invite every man 10 do as he
| rleases on The "day we (don'D celebrate
ResolUed That in furtherance OF the above
still another committee be appointed 10 pro-
cure the Engine Hall, OF some other exten>
sive room, for the purpose OF holding a
general meeting of our "pairiotic citizens
ResolUed That these resolutions be pub
iished in the MILToNfAs, and that other pa
pers be allowed TO copy them, ald also tha
| copy be sent TO President LISCoLE, anc
| each to our principal statesmen, in order tC
show them that Old Milton is always al heI
pos.
| The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed, and the meeting adjourned 10 NEE
again a: Nagle's wharf next New Year
Day .-Dfihonian.