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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
The Bible in Schools.

| To the Editor Of The Tribune
In your paper OF Tuesday last / have just seen
an article signed . A Teacher making sundry AMI
madversons 2pon me, personally ind officially, of
which | should have taken no notice, but or one
paragraph, in hich the following language is used
ITO Judge of the special version OF the Bible to be used in
The schools winch think entirely beyond the province o
the Superintendent OF Common Schools, precisely and ex
clutyey that which Dr. Reese insists as portion OF has
duty, &c.
This statement is a cheer fabrication, and proves
the Iamentable want Of information on the, part OF
your correspondent On the subject upon which he
undertakes 10 enligh!en your readers; for cannot
suppose that even in reviling me lie would wifuily
falsily the truth. All that tie County Superinten-
dent or the law decides on this subject is, that some
eerSion of The Holy Scriptures, without note or
comment" shall be read in ali The schools, not as
class-book but only at the opening Of the session
daily, in accordance with immemorial usage 10
American schools. The choice of the version 10
be uecd 10 matter with which the undersign has
never iuserfcred in any instance, all his reports
which have been published will show. The only
action taken in the schools is q record il the fol-
lowing words:
1.-The County Superintendent hereby officially nstruc the
eacher OF school each morning by read
ing PARTON of of the Bible without
comment. failure 10 conform Ia this Instruction will
the undersigned To report this school violating the
luw and forietlns The school moneys
respectfully solicit place in your columns for
this correction. Yours, sc.
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.,v.Yorx and Eric Railroad.


To lse Ea;,er Of The TRIBUNE:
Nh. GREELEY ser IN your paper OF today ne
question, {" A,s he Directors Of the Neir- forS hzd
Ere Railroad doing any tang to Increase the suo
scription 10 his rork p
This sane question | h9ve asked dozsn times
sicce my arrival in your City and without obtaining
any satisfactory answer. We on the line o! the
Road had supposed that tbs election Of the new
Board Of Directors would ensure immediate and
efficient operations. The apathy on the par; OF
tbose who have the presen, control Of this great
work seems unaccouniable, and the same MAJ De
said Of your city generally. II by the lew In'ies
no :. in operation New-York saves her hundreds OF
Thousands Of dollars annually 10 the reduced pfce
OF milk alone what immense sum would she save
when the Road shall be in operation 10 the ccun'
of Sjcuben and Alleg0ny. When the farmer ct
thcsc rich and rapidly popuaing counties can tEke
mis- taued cattle butter and cheese al NJ, seasons
of the vear and in few hours ,l,na and Il; small
expense have them at a ready cash market in thi1
Civ, there can he but little doubt that NewY ork
would save in the lsssened price of provisions, on
the construction Of The Road 10 thoEs counties, in
six wears, q sun sufficient complete the same.
Those counties new ere comparatively shut outlfom
4 market and during the past summer the very best
dairy butter has been sold the stores al SIX and
eight cents the pound. Tho cost OF transportation
| 10 this place BY the aid of Railroad CONVEYANCE
would be exceedingly small and hence The citizens
| of New-YoGk could obtain this article in Few and
| fresh state at price never known before. The
same state of facts wccid exist in relation 10 other
articles of country produce.
Are the Directors aware OF the state OF things
| which cow exists along the lire OF the: Road Are
they aware of the extent of the decay sf the Roed
where it has been piled? are they aware Of The
plumber Of the Company s property dishonest
man living on the immediate lice OF the Road and
having house or Barn 10 build finds rail OF eight
inches by twelve very cheap and conrcsient thing
for a posian good oas or Norway pine tree just the
| article for brace Many Of The inhabiants on the
line have been shamefuy used by the agents OF the
Company in former years and having lost ell conf
denca in the completion Of the work, think there is
40 great wrong in oppropraiing their own use the
| loose ,i,aber &c. along he line. The writer Of this
article has seen raft after raft OF The rats floating 10
market. These things should be attended TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
CITY INTELiIGE nee.
THURSDAY.
Vice Chsnccllor's Court.
Before Hon. WIZ T. McCouy. Vice Chancellor

Before Hon. WIN. /. MCCoUS. vice Cnanceuot.
Decisions.
Isnnc c. Dcloplaiae and Matilda, his r;te vs.
p T. Cortevou and OerS.Pe,ton made By the heirs
mortgages given by Mr. Post the purchase Of farm,
ye1rs SINCE certa amount OF nocey IN addition;
having been pad. The bill alleges that nief N r purchased
the farm he discovered nights o! and liens held
By third parties lie took the usual warrIntee deed from The
owner Answer put The Vice Chancellor ordered as
follows Upon this answer the injunction must De dissolved
and the heirs Mr. Post must be left to their remedy ut law
upon the in the deed, fany breach occurs.
John +. Delaplaine and Elijah p Del0piG:ne
vs., hles HckcoeG e dl-Bi filed To enforce payment of
several judgments recovered number OF years since against
Miles Hitchcock, and Others M Ii. was the endorer OF
John A. Moore, and put IN plea oil release caused oy corr
pannns having made compromise with NJ. Moore the
original debtor take s for their debt to he paid i0r
years The complainant cnyenGnted not to tnSe any new
knowledge or consent of the and 1t contended that
the romprome with original debtor release OF tho
endnrscr The Vice Chancellor considered the compromise
farther claim against the cndorser. II smut the
Latte, on, tnn, his renetly INST the :inn debtor Ordered
that the plea stand allowed, with costs. 10 he taxed
IL the same motion made Tor receiver OF the
defendants property bn the plea having DeeH allowed as
good defence the motion for receiver wnSdenied
Thomas n. Patterson vs.. Renssal,er Hapeas
:, gI-BIl against of the members, and executors OF
other members of Joint stock ASSOCIATION formed m Sl. un
der the title othe Pittsburgh Land Co the object OF which was
purchase and SELL improve. certain lnnas ne capa
yens were apponed To take ute and manage the business
They purchased of complainant IN sa property at Ptsnnrgh
for So 00O and gave bonds of 5000 ench. secured by
OF the property. ana payable IN D. h anu years
The bonds being unpaid N maturity. and w. H. lnsolven
hill was filed make the an the ground q"
partnership The Vice Chance!l does not consider an ass
ar partnership the titles rested the hands OF
w Demurrer allowed but the defendants at liberty
within 80 days amend provided they cnn show uud or thn
the shares not been paid up &c Failing TO do so the bill
Ln.t- r9spI
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Police Office.
Anempted Homicide.-Last evenin

Attended Homicide Last evening. in on STRAY
i, In,bsrne rset man named Joseph Mcklop who said
he came from Brooklyn, the throat OF William BseGy
le nm officer Alb Ward, severely with evident
intent 10 take his life Mcklop arrested and committed
to answer for the assault and battery with intent to XIII
BrsLaries.-I'he store OF Stephen Barley, NO:
"a Liberty street. was bufgarou,y entered last night and
robbed ola piece Of fine wooden CLOTH with which the burglars
escaped.
TIE store No. 6 Ninth entered on Tuesday nght'
and robbed of n cloth cloak and surtout
The brig Damascus lying pier No IL East ver was en-
tered last night and robbed Ut coat round JACKET Ind
accordion.
The house of William A. Doole, 2ii Pearl street, Brook
y wns broken and robbed Of quantity OF c!othng last
night.
Thefts.-WiIliam Francis an! William Collier
were arrested and committed for stealing poultry from Wash
nm
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c.no-or. n.ed Acknowledged.
We gladly publish the following Card from IN

We gladly publish the following Card from the
inmates of tha Eldridge street Pricon. May 1t
stimulate others 10 thousand acts as generous
svsn if less munif:ent, On ths approaching Ne"
Years Day.
EoR.cE GREELEY. Ed: Allow u. through your columns
- , cur most .inrsfe thanks The geatlcmaEy piopre-
,or Of tie Astor House. Messrs. CoLEAAS & sIEIseN'-
Through the weiknown bev4iy OF the gallant Coouei, We
. # ,o,s,.. increased by supply OF Madeira, IA which
III. health aad fortune of the sver drank Permit Us to
ASSURE the Mesr Goldman & Steon that although the macs
IN t. establishment pulled away freely the sefars they did mol
putf away tia gratitude which Wi! ever remain with mem
,h,or-h life. We fen!ain. SIR.
Tefy respectfully.
Tur i-5ArEs OF TIE ELpKIDsE-ST. PRISON
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soMsTHING ABOUT BEARps.

HIS beard eas sri:-ied. "-Shakspeare.
The ancen famous for their boards the modern, for
cutting them off, Like many other things. however Is
mere maier and depends upon fashion whether
boards shall be long short. As this is shaving age
comfort requires that hia The face divine
should be removed with ease.
'HENRY's CHINESE SHAVING CREAM
bears the palm from all Others soenng the why hair upon
tie chm giving pleasant and agreeable feeling the ska
after shaving and healing all that may from the
zr Shaving Cream that should be used By every
,erlln.
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS & Co. Chemists. s73
Broadway. cor Chnmhest. Sold also at 70 Fultonsee,
and a East Broadway. Price 80 Cents.
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Coroner,sOmce.

Hemorrioge from the Lungs.-Fhe Coroner held
nm nGues, at No rs Seventh street on the body of Edward
F. Brewer aged 20 yea, native of this CITY, who had been
III some ime attacked with bleeding at The lungs al
Verdict Death from spontaneous hemoase OF the lungs
The Case Of Murder and ArSon.-The woman,
Cahernce Ianlnn late of 18th street hayog yesterday noon
eype m the City Hospital OF the terrible Inflicted
upo Monday through the brutal violence OF Andrew
Klein IL, setting lire house, keeping her ~ &c. the
Coroner to.ay held inquest the City Hospital on the
,vomnn who naive OF England. aget Al years, and from
The evidence Induced tie Jury found the .lO~ng verfct.
VIZ That the deceased came her death BY INJURIES ieoosy
inflicted by Andrew Klein, on the I'd day r December ins
nnd IN consequence setting e 10 the house IN which she
resided on I'D day OF December in 18Th street between the
lat rVe
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent

Before Judge Kent.
w G. Sterling, and others w. u NJ. Fourier,
anl oers-Action in renOn furniture in possession o ar
Isaac H. Underh. IN 1857. ut ms house IN Mooter 'iest,
claimed by paIni under but levi-d upon ny de
enints under un execution Verdict for plaintiff, 500 81
Griffin & Harens va Henry Abeet.-acnon 6f
ejecment 10 recover possession OF lot of and 70 M ttfeet
adjoining the owery SAID he worth 1900. but which if
purchased CorpOruon sae for us>eneit' IN lSiO on
lease oil - years, SIS c aud cost OF advert x &c III all ST.
The lot wa, assessed building sewe. IN 81 avenue to tile
name of A. NJ Buen. The owners they knew nothing
about assessment and the proceedings Of 'als were iesu
nr and void Tbs case 5 still on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
tn .cnr'd, marr'd and red OF fiery faces

Men, with scarf d, mar d and rcd or fiery faces,
Disgrace q manly heatl, manly eThce,.
Repulsiyc waking iiles natural beauty,
Here read in planest terms your proper duy;
Go with clear conscience and with clearer Thought
70 the address below. when you hnye used and bought
A cake of Jones famous Chemical Soap,
All scrrs and marks will vuBh. aye eupe
From your dsigured face. Beauty reigns now
On cheek. un neck. cha ON hunds, on brow
~ For ERurrloNs. CuAPP'D FLESH; disbursement
Of ar ecCured skH nothing has acted chhrnng y as
genuine bones Italian Chemical soap. IL mpnrt' almost
the skin snoOtue.s. cenrnes AMI
softnc-ruy beuuru The clearest fact oi excellence
that cuunteri-e all directions: therefore, mnd get
none Jones Soap; buy where ele hui NJ the Sgn OF
The American Eagle 81 Chnhams,rect, ct 33 ondwuy he
careful 90 the right numbers you cheated az i9
Fuilonstfeet BROOKLYN Safe street, Boston d2 y cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

LADIES FAIR.-Among the many places Of al
traction for The Holidays, We know vi none more
deserving OF cement and patronage than the
Fair held by the ladies OF the Episcopal Mission
Church in Vandewater street. The Fair is held in
the large room on the corner of Broadway and Lis
penard street, and the ladies have provided great
variety Of useful and ornamental articles well suited
10 the holidays The object Of the Fair is 10 enable
the Church to purchase The crsnnnow used by them,
and when the amour, Of good effected by ibis
Church, and the extent OF its charities is considered,
We can only trust that the call OF The ladies' tor as
sistanco in their praiseworby object vii be re-
sponded TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
JCLA IaEIGN, IT " zee President.
Salty b. Fry, "a Vice President.
Louisa CARRISGToS. Cd Vice President

FKoM uAYTi-Joseph Bul2in and DR.. Caaiara-
70 arrived on Wednesday, in the Marion Gage, from
81. Domingo. They Come as Commissioners from
the Spanish part of The Island TO the United States,
which part mas been declared Independent of the
Hayden Goye,nmsGt and recognized as separate
Republic. They desire TO open trade between
their republic and the United States, TO have lis in
dependence acknowledged, and to negotiate ami
cahs Treaties with US
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MARRIED.

On ThnTsday morning, Dec 18th By Rev pr Kn9x HoR'
ACE EVERETT OF this city, TO EVE MARlA only daugh
Ter Of the late John BrinckeIhofi, Esq. of Albany.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. William Stllweli. EIEklEL
CLAYTON Of Ncwjersey. to MARY WEEKS OF Orange
County
At brooklyn L. on Thursday morning, Dec 18th. by Rev
VIA H. Newmgn, JAMES O. II. SUlNBORNE OF Flat
bn'h. to CATHARlNE B. w. P1NKHAM OF the former
place. ,o,,,,
At Easton Pa Sd instant. by Rev. Mr. Iecht. Mr. John
ABLE, Of Easton. TO Miss MARY ANN CARPENTER OF
AZ Enston list inst. by Rev. j. Grny. WILLIAM kEYES
of Philadelphia 10 Miss MARY FARQUHAR, OF Easton,
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United States Circuit Court.
R.fnre Iudpe BYTTs

Edrard W. Robinson. u citz-n Of Pennsy lvania
VS. John Jescct, York-Action relation 10
some non works, &c Harrisburg Penn Verdict for
plaintiff. Bob
Bernhard &, Hutton VS.. Edrord Curtis, Co'lec-
mporaiion of SILK shawls the Coecior CONTEND
Ing that they should he charged that duty under the law 81
80 Der cent under that law The Court chnged that the dy
on SILK shaws should be 30 per cent his case To decide
several Others IF similar kndl Verdict tor The piuntii
sl2l H. being the difference, IN this instance, cnmet
For Plaintiffs, Mr.. Dillon; for defendant Ogden Holman
nnhW n, Wni,nn
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[c5- SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC Article foR THE
RESTORATION, To iteauly Dress, tlea anu
soften HUMAN HAIR and otherwise improve and rau
der tn splendid ornumen both sexes, ae too pree y
Three SkiRin:s Reader sell three sh ling bottles. THAT
you may know that this II The hn[ humbsGs ct the
day ut ST. We expect 10 buy It moIe than once US we
warrant possess the following qualities WIN force te
hair grown my part where nature nrud,d HAIR u gw
stop II falling Oft cure scr dfandmh ad make ''elt red
ar grey har grow dark For dressing the har soft nd SILKY,
notn. exceed, this 1t indeed, The mos. economical yet
SUPERIOR aftce made uf the hair III cheaper than the nsh
cned hair OILS viii keep the hnr ouer with one MP
uI,,atiOn twice us urs rs my other article nude,
SJd-Pnce g. or 81 i0ss botte-ot The siEn OF tle
H,yokyr State Boston Ledger Buildings. phihdel
PIMA and PeUe, BfoGGwny, Albany d. -:od
T. The Ludie,' Fair, N the Basement Of 81 Pc
iefs Church. Barclay street. Will he open to-day ug'l ~
uock F. NJ md will u,O open ut 10 o'clock
\. NJ until ~ O'Clock L. VI. III d-' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

Massachuset;s Congressional Election.
The Bos,oa atlas of yesterday has further re-
arms from the two Districts not previously heard
rom in full.
With DIsrmcr.-Towns all heard from but
me, which will rot vary the result 0o,e than Is
30 woes. Hon. CHARLES HUDsoN ("hig) has
5.4O4; Davis Loco ). 46l; Scatt. ABB 1877
Majority Tor Hudson, 1854. Net Wing gain
since November, 4 ,564.
IXts DlsrRlcr.-.The complete returns show
the following result ARrEMAs HALE ("hig)
1924; Williams loco 1850; Scat. tAo.)
40. Williams leads Hale by only 26 votes
Net Wing gain since November, SOY One
rial more, If the Wings do their duty, and Mas
sachuset;s, so ia, as her Delegation in the next
congress is concerned, viii stand forth without
even the faint of Loco. Focoism upon her. Gio-
rious old Commonwealth!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

Gs As predicted. least thousand persons visited
the American Museum Christmas yet thing passed
OF without confusion thank. the excellent Arrangement; Of
the Narn-er The rush hther Will continue during the Ho
days for locker after fun will fail to seek II where It Is Of
tered such perfection. ade Funny, the Onans OrtanG
perfect nondeScTpt the way of curiosity. she the
only the cop1try, and exhibits most astonishing marks
OF sagaciy. The performance the and spacious Se
loon the auntessence OF humor and m'rth Go tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
Court ralsnssr-TMis day.

SUPERIOR CourS-Nos. 33, 43, so, 20, As, III,
100 1911 IL 12S. 1872. 1873, l35. l4O, AL l42, l43,
IA, l45, l46, AZ las, l4s, $50, l5l, 49, 1913
CtRcuIr CouRr.-Nos. II, IS, 20. y, % %, 81,
80, 80, "a, s., SO 81
COMMON pLEAs.-NOs. "a, "A, As, 46, Al, As, 40,
81 So 49,
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l~ A thousand people probably failed to get seas
Christmas night Old " Bunker Hui great the rush
the ty. Dan RICE, whom many pro-
nDunce superior any City We
give MN hearing. NJ. samuels, the Venroquist un hu
gciAn too made sensaton by many Of bis eats
Folks 90 carry. y ihey cish SEATS d.. Valentine
.nnin rs hlIi &. rll n. mon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

CHEAP DRY GOODS.-1he Subscribers being determined
10 close out heir stock Of Full aad Winter Goods rmnn
which viii lie found good assortment OF Menos I'LL Wool
Cashmere Shawl Cashmere De Coe, = . Is I'D de LANES
Is Cd Silk Velvet, Mems Linen Camhrc Hdkis. needle work
cd Collars and Habit Shirts ali which They Will sell Us low
us be purchased IN the city.
d23 st. BENNETT 1. RHODES. 405 Broadway.
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Court OF Common Pteas.
In Chambers.
Urfurp .tudrc Day


HabenS Corpns.--fwo iads. aged IL and ~,
who had enlisted IN the U 5 army nt Utica were brought from
Covenants Island IN writ of IIabeas Corpus, and application
nnde that they discharged from the army the ground Of
beng They brothers, nnmed Edward and iownrd
Edwards IL was stated the proceedings that the officer
knew they under when they enlisted The Judge
considered em from the testimony To be under age. and they
Lii. hmm
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An Entertainment this afternoon the New York Mu-
scum host OF performers appear addition to the Orung
Outang. rrd all fer shilling performance also IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

FREScH AND GERMAN ToYs-P.rsons who
wish TO purchase Toys for Holiday Gifts viii do
well to avail themselves of the advantages offered
by the sale OF large assortment III 10 o'clock this
day, at the store Of Jacob S. Plat, 90 Plattst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

Nycrss,Ry C,rrtoy-pr Felix Goutaud's Italian Me-.
icatcd Suap being extraordinary chemical iGrentcn and
blessing mankcd III the of all SKIN complaints AVID
consequently commanding extensive and daiy 10.
creng demand caused adyePu5vT 10 strut into The hs!t
VIII base imtaunus Purchasers, therefore, must be cntein
and ask tor GOI'RAl'D'S ITALIAN MEplCATED
SOAP, more especially maay chemists ant Medicine ven
e are IN The habit toSre the spurious limitations. con-
timing dccenous .sirngen, properties THIS distinguished
prepsrniion has received the following patronage: =
.iiqd1ne Sut0R Pruna Dgtl Miss WILSON, Mn. +. Cur
It's Mis- lie hoy. Madame Ssse, Mrs. Johnson. BtooNbn
Mrs Livingston. aud host OF Others If you wish not 70 lie
imposed upon buy only the ocnn and only plicc New
YORK 81 Wake! st, first store FgOM Broadway; Boston J
MIN stree; phnderha. "A Chesnut; Greene s Co Wo'ce
Ter: Over Providence; Nlyers, New. Haven't Carleton, Low
eli Pearce S,anwix Hail. Albany; Backls & Bull iruy:
StorIs Hudson: Gray. Poughseepse: Cross. CasA; &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

II The BosroS QuAnrErrE CLuB give their
Farewell Concert ut the Tabernacle This Ereains,
when they vii! sing several new and original piece
Mr. Cough will appear for the last time il this CITY,
for the present, and will sing the Rumssller's La
meIi.'
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Commercial and money Matters.

a. For CoameYcal and .,oney Matters. Lust Page
THURSDAY r. NJ.
Sales at the Stock Exchanged DEC. 3D.
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rrcibrte 20 J.r. Cough.

AT the conclusion Of the immense Meeting at the
Tabernacle for Dir Coughs benefit en- Christmas
Evening, his Homer tie Mayor rose and suggested
that i, was very desirable that Mr.. Cough as speed
iy US possible should TO this city, and offered
a motion TO that effect which was carried by accia-
nation. h!r. Marsh, Secretary Of the AM Tenn
perance Uaior. then offered the following preamble
and resolutions which were unanimously adopted:
FRersas in series of than thirty public neenss
held the last five weeks IN the cites OF New a'k ana
Brooklyn Mr. John 3. Cough. by his manly md feEyent elo
Cuence Crnphc eneaicDS OF the evils oil intenence
his affecting relation Of his own bitter experience Ms ynpa
y drunkard. his portrture OF The dangers OF youns
inea appeals the parental and female influence ms ensh
re6eS for the interests of children md YOUTH ana MS inith
il exhibition of the hord traffic in intoxicating drinks from
the hionabe saloon the low shop has aroused e
attention of this community and noble impulse 10 Tie
caus. of Temperance, 10,
Resarcd That thanks OF this meeting be cver 20 NJ
Cough for his nruou, and phanthropc abors md that he
a. The assurance, that wherever he he VIII be follow
oil by with affecting remebruucss aud the best wishes Tor
his success and hap piness. -.
Rescired That feel ANXIOUS Tor his speedy return % ms
Ctv-weHcver he may find II III his power to visit ana ala us
on great work Of roofing out the evils OF nlempeIancs ne
will meet with reception and henEy cooperation from
us and thousands IN our community.