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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

Two Of oar Sfaash" gents with thsir,
In expectancy, better halves, toek a
pleasure trip to Glsngood, on Sunday,
and found the Etip down quite pleasant
ami agreeable; bat, lol upon thsiE re-
turn to MusqaitO Creek, late in the af-
tesnoon, they found the bridge had gone
on a sailing excursion What was TO be
done? One Of the fair ones, suggested
che idea Of camping ! bus one Of tSe
gallant gents says, 'soh, no, that will
never do = and ssraighsway made OF in
! the direction Of Fort Deg Moines, Some
time in the night, OE, early IN the merT'
ing, thsy arrived Al thS mansion OF Dr.
Williams, who hospisabiy gave them 9
| bteakfaas, and sent fhem on their way
| to Counoil Bluas, tho young men FejOi0.
ing, because ride all night on die opsz
prasric was altogether prefersbls te
sasaping. They arrived safely home OF
| Monday, about noon .r
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

Frnna our tcIagEaphie daspA Fsasas Y
vii b seesa chat s&e psmoeras Tan
nsssee hare swept the satirc Stale lAka .
whirlwind. Having slsessa tAasaF si0vE-
srnoF BY niora sAan ssn saeaasa Z iatAe
jorits; eight ons og ssn ssnsas
mmiori6y ii tho Legislasz
san assd forth, with hasHaas pFAaAs sl
greetings 10 me Dsshosraas sssasho'll
| tbs Union. Eobly has a. ssE ta -
| ID sake her pesisien Saa by saae vii
| q Old Kamtaaky'' as j seAEahis balwaEl
asasnss Hlask RspuhaiaAa lEsssiona
| An hail ID Tennessee aas paaaoe
raeyi
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
Florence

Z Our nsighbor across the Fiver-ths
thriving Iistls city Of FloEsAes-is vszy
pretty place, locally, and bids fair TO
become one Of no mean inportaree IN .
few years. Not being sdst,aaially"1
acquainted wish her hasiness "a en, H
eanaos vouaA for their spiris Of ensal@
prise and 20, ahead-itiveness. Ths good
hook says--@ By their ff1ssss aAaI
know thsa.8
Our agent will viait Flswanes ss' dag
ar two, for The parpossps selisisirs aub.
sCxipsions and advert sisasaants se ths Dali
ID Buals, whan we vii sse whether the
businasa asn a Nlsssase ssinoe ths
sams spirit a sAAssprise - that Of shs
nsrehaats ss omahA
Our papss i sha oaly Daily iasasd on,
or usax s Missouri river aboEs 81
LouiA hare perfected arrange,
| rsansa 10 aaks II . reliable business and
aaws ssAea ana Ne eonadeusly ansiaipat'
N smarsg osssparatiou on ths part of th'
business aAsn os the Missouri Slope aaf
Id Hossh- Western Hebraska. II is 70 thei
Iinaegsass inaniAegy more than oar own
nos enly 10 advertise axtsnaiyaly in on
4 Daily, buA also 10 ase their exertions i
egtanaiag lis circulation. Ne nan eve
loas sba asxteanth part af copper cen
/ i'll adseraising in nswspapas land %
psaially i Daily newspaper.
We arc perfeeting arrange emlepss vii
tao yarions Stage and kxpsaas Conpa
/ naas, 10 1arward us sas lassas Hortheg1
RasassA ana SeusaaaKn papers; and eoE
Adently expect, sre long, % presens D
. Ireaaars II shs Daily Bagle WITH ~ il
eessiag moxning issaa - can be foun
I ii Iowa.
4. Our psekIy issue needs no com men
! II shows ana psaks fes ikself. VII
heaesa prada and erualGfalssss we 0aa .
aars that, Cor qssamsfsy and qaaliss
reading masssrs apr weekly i gnsul
passed By any papss in sAs ssass.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26


The eldest gsaaaats Of Yale College
now living, Is John McC Clsllaas Of Wood
stock. Conn., of she alass of 1885, now
niuety-one years old, All the CLASSES
prsYioas To- 1Ts5 are nov dead s-
Rishard D. Rimbail, che author, has
taken cottage on the banks of the Con-
neetiguss and is hard 20 work on the Sc
guel % 80. Ieger
n. 8. Casxsns, author oa the @spaR'
rowgrass papsvsso editor Of ahs ttlas
Pvess. and himaslf . vino IaeFehsnt IN
New York City, has been saed for selling
liaaoR without license.
Once there lived in our village sn old
gesssls sgnan rnanlea John Lowe, who was
Yers rishs and iridalged himself ii moth.
Ing bat eDanm0n cigars. he died. and
| sosae one wrete Che following episaph;
stasrs fsss sbs aaaeSss ana nAah, g6hn Iawss
wha ssnsasA ni1 hs la5nsed has Ssae haitay lsyeT
gas hs nadp sy bis astas Ala aoasRAng sEsssa sag'
NJ heta sons whsre leI EEust wtheai sAargs fDg.
S@w
ssNfy dear ,'ssaid an aifectionAte spouse
Ito ker husband, ssam your treasure " !
lanh. yas. 2, was Aaa cool reply, .and
you'd willingly by 1t up in heaven. -
What an insnlting sTp4ch.
Eawnxa Everest has agreed 10 delivel
4 h,s Washiuwaon prakian as Portland
| early In August, probably on ths 4sh.--
This rsakea ta1res addresses fr0aa aim y
ena wesk4~aa AiddlsEoa, Oonn.y Angus
La as Brunswick, ashz md As Portland
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

TTiHE sabscTibsT has lately haSsd - 8 asIzs
house Ii Omaai. Eox Ehs aseazs Toe
os tie travelling eonasanisE asA kaaa asallszk
generally. No expense 6x ps1nM NzA q
Spared b maks this Hcass a&xssa5ss 80
pleasant ko all who nay kavoT zs wigA
caIles M a. nk.fkkskslA
ess6eaag -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
PUBLIC HOUSE
3 n pRENTTes

2. h.i khEN I ISa agfg n
. A NN0UECES' to Che public, that hs has
"A. purchased and rehsted and rsplsnishad
ths asIIlInois Reuse ln Elsawood, ghars
be VIII be happy 20 attend % the wants and
comforts os his guests, In ths best possible
mannsg New and eonvenieat stables,
yardz and aAasdw EoT stock. rss sfE
Ne paan@ Of expense viii be spassd in
makiag both gnsA and heast comfortable sk
the miRois Hea@s. .e 81 sd
Gisnwosds Tnwss Aug, %, '5sv nseSd
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
A W0ace fP@m@ Asaaa Ian
HAmLxK's GRoYx, a

.E s8v5 AaA
Editors Bagls~~
Usxrs THE Deaocra n
aoass ip rsemph Il Dur yoass fos-
perous Ooaatg.
d, Harris is reelected County
Judge ovvg ali opposition. The citizens
of our county have nobly performed
ahair duty to themselves aud Ghs country
In tutaining Judge Harris IN she oahoe
which be now holds. He hns been tried
and found, worthy the confidence Of the
people, Fer his manly aad able dafenee
Of the principles of the Democratic par
" be has incurred the displeasuge of the
opposition, But to the honor of some
of the ReRahHeans Who nobly came for
ward and saeriaeed party for the good
of eur common interest, ] Roaid return
mB thanks ~
TAe following are the county ofscars
elected - - s'.atf'f
|. NJ Hamain, tDsm.) reelected Treas
uFar and Recorder.
p a. sWhissed, (Dem.) reelected
County Suyvsg0F.
g. q. Ghapfn, (Rep.} elected Sheriff
No opposition.
r. Hobbs eles4ed Coroner. No oppo'
sition. P. ]. Whitfield.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
GE0. o. EAYRE D. Co,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
GE NJ E MAH

GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
GLsRassd, Iss0a, amd PsaftsnsaEtA, hsAvGsAs.
JKTTT.L promptly attend to Land Agencies,
w making coEleGtaons. Investing sAcRay,
locating and sailing lard warrants, paying
taxes, buying aaa selling city ProPety, and
all othBE business pes taing to sAeir profess
lon in Western Iowa ana Nebraska.
~ Letters of inqairy promptly answer
ed
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

DM HF04AasEYs aEA3aA aAa Fas5HE HHk8s.
GEORGE PARKS, PaopmxTah.
UTHo ID happy 10 announce TO hs siti.
Esna IL Coanela Bluffs, and ths aajoln-
ing eSunkxy, that they can at all times Gzd
at hia gard, ! .faH aasor4ment OF all kinds
of Pine L.aEnbex af supagaog uaalstys alae
Doors, saah, Hlinda, shinglsss LatA, axss
everything pertaining to the lusaber srade
Thoas Wishing TO build, viii please call and
examine his stock and price, and oblAgs s
@ GEO. PARKS.
Council Bluffs, tna6s56. v6xs9tf-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

Tnx EEw sal.Aaa sa eegeF
braasa sxusps "A ~ 1asuE -
cisissss IL Uoanl A6h vii aas y
sassar aslightfal mnsisal treaaa = II
fsw days.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
BANKERS. LAND AGENTS, &C
gsMM r.. mAADwsa. o, ID. semen.
BALDWIN AMI 30 9,
BANK EEsS.
f AND
wamaAM rmaa Nsa sr,wa,ER 4 maan

DEAKEEaS III EXCHANGE
couEexL RLUyya, ps.ss .ss*ss EovsA
H0LLEOTIoNg made aaa pxoannsiy rs
" mitssa al CurTeas Ratss a Exehange.
Rills a Exchaags, Gold Rzd Sllysss GNr,
rent and uacsazx zxant Money ACag zsia sold
Land WArEanss bought and sold, and en-
tered eA es@Ass Is AaS
Inkagss paid On Special pepnsiAs4 as
ModsY LEANED on real estate and peraoa'
cssrespondsats may rely upoa prompt
mesa AaeAity and personal attention 10 khsil
intersass ia the transaction q any business
which may be satx1asted to a. 81
a REFERENCEss
Amsrisaa Exchange Bank NJ Y. City
]. p. Thompson, s
Bank Of IloA, nlion, q
Bank uf Cooperst0wn, CoopsEstokns n Z,
DuFkse g. BaIloek, Ranksxs, st. Lasuis.
Onoadaga County Bank, Syracuse, N Z.
Warren Bank, South DanyeEs, Mass.
A. :. stsVens & &c, Bankers Dss Moinss
Iowa. E=
Hsary Franhams President c. & q. L q
R., Chicagos nkFsfE Z % AZ se-AsA
J. E. Henry sap't M, & M. r. B., Dav-
export, Iowa. ...
western Marine & Fire Insaraaas Co.,
Omaha City,F. T. ~.-
lie Roy fgttie, Omaha City.
Jas, @. Mitchell, Eaq.s FlcgRhee, n. e,
N. B. Judd, Ess., Chicago.
MsFshanssa, Savings, Loan and Trual
Company, Chicago.
Corss, sRowdsh & corye, Alexandria
ViFginlN.
j. B. BsDnent, Agent, z8ssaa 4nsgxane'
Co, Cincinnati, 0ffo.
Jas. Harlan, U. s, s., Mt. Pisasauty Ia
Hon. 8. n, Curtis, NJ. G., Rsokuk, Ia
Coofbaush & Brooks, Bankers, Berling'
ton, Iowa, TiuiY21 -5Ta
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
.s- EEaBKN D. FRASER,
REAL ESTATE RROKER
@G sss% ANn -l.-5 .-+s~s
aEMERAI. LEX -

Uk d 8 & a L A GkN IT, ;
Lower Broadway, opposite Paciae Houas,
eoBNCfa n&gKRH, ,s.tt sss-s. ..ssFuWA.
DuES, cells. rents and exchanges all
ID kinas ef Real Essate, for distant deal
sra OF pazssas b the city. Loans saeney,
makes eolieesaDas, Pays taxes, and draws
abstracts Of ksEls. Gives raliable fnsorma-
[ ton respecting the prices OF real estate, and
executes ali business connected with Real
/ Estate Agsney. =. SAP
! a large vasfssy ef Very dssirAkis Raal
Estate fnE saIe al all tim - oa ths Endst rea-
| soaabie ksgms. t 4 sL z
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
wErNExAGHN = EaORER0TEE4,
Wholesale Dealers In ...ez4z
Fancy sarocexIes, Fruits,

Liquors, Nuts, sardinsa, Clgara and
Tobacco, 122 North Second street.
fNm&zstEB F.' F.~ =
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x NJ aoms
IIslnIEYrE.Ek. AnR.


The democrats hare elected BarnetG in
the Iss; Psyton in tbs aa Talbot in the
ath Jewstt in the sth Elliott In the
9Th Clay la the skh MAsen in the 9th ;
and Stevenson in the 10th Congressional
Districts. In the TIA diskrisa, Humphrey
Marshall, 4. ~, Is elected. The Sd dis
sriet is sill doubtful, but is claimed for
F1naawwnaa K ~ $50 r-.a -- .-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

Hennesses returns are incomplete, bat
indicate the alsctiones or s democrats
10 Congress, Aad twe az thres Americans
~ Z0ITieoifer and Ready Etheridge
doubtful. Both branches Of the L.sgis-
latara are democratic.
Harris majority for Governor viii sx-
ceed 1000. -. .
p. .. pITTaHgEGz, aug. g.
River fTe feet and one inch By the
pier mark, and falling, Weather clear
Mercury TO.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
Ranaa1 Lanaf

bemagy Land
YSH n Subscribers oFsg slresx services 10 the
a old wcaaaas and othaFs, To make out tbs
accessory pagers gor pres uriag Iheis I2AN ID
WARKAN1E Having special sgsak tn
Washington City nssY are prepared to at
ksad 10 bsAsknsss snsfnsgsa 10 Ehen with dis.
patch and reliability.
EAsAG3Y q TEST.
Gaasral Land Agents
Couacu BlnHs, apr Il, '55. Iy4nsef
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
s1Ss 9sGss No ., PkssNsn HsssA u sssavs
Hssa
rEMN - q
.nsa ~

M@win@ nRsam exssnsaya maasstapa amaM9 &aa ssass.
aemt We afe pxspaTs& "a III avesx ySFaNky "a 1psea
Ymz M kAa @AMN1 end ax93x saAA2s@AAa@ SzYaNM. MNS
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

KNANNgTs. Paasas nsapas d Moves
IL & BE best mashins Ii uss.
Rklxs Agssass 4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

: Ansas aashasnasls gasla AAsss q ~
e. ssaa sssss = u9UakzA y ssas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
Mamneasaga Eaectaaaa.

| DUsuQuK, Aug, 8.
| Rstagns from tsEantyssix uonnsiea feet
ny ksg ths naw constitution D 6y665, and
1895 against it. Majesty shus tsg in
favor az the consultation 1851, The
counties 10 hear ks0ms will, In all prob
ability, with bat few exespsioRss give
=. - e. n =. g.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

rHo1Aa oFTISER- wA. s. n. RvsET.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
- ] - CO.. 80,
COUNCIL BR4URRs, EGsyv a.

1.-THE undsrmlgaed hegeby certify, that DE-,
1T. s. YERpI o BRoTaxBs Dentists, re-
eensiy extracted Tsskh ter them according
10 sha mokaaoa asyIed tas = Paisaess Ffessss''
Hayinx bad asaa sxp@TIanss usasE the
ordinary mesaa 09 axaxaetang TssaaAs tAey
4 Sag. thai ths enegskaons IS psEfoEmasa hy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

THE OcEAE TEEEGRARRs--The laying
Of the cable Of the ocean telegFaph kas
probably oommeneed ere saEa, sad n .
few days we shall dosbslass learn the re-
suit Of the present sGort 70 connect the
two continents ~ chain Of light
ming.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-12
~ANNlV MEETING.

The fifteenth Annual meeting Of the Western
Anti. Slavery Society convened at Alliance, Stark
Co. O., on Saturday morning the 9th dny Of Sep
TENDER, 1857.
The meeting was called to order by Tho Presi
dent, Marius Il. Robinson, who expressed his
pleasure at seeing again so many familiar faces al
the gathering of this association, and urged upon
the friends oS freedom to fully identify themselves
with the slave, the most oppressed and therefore
the most hated Of men.
II am an abolitionist" was then sung.
Voted, that the meetings of this society com
mence at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and adjourn ai
IL, and at ! in the afternoon and ad'
journ at A..
On motion, the following Committees were ap'
pointed, the last of which was authorized to add
to its number.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE Parker Pillsbury, Sarah
Bown, VIM. T. Parker, Isaac Brooks, Christian
Donaldson, G. S. S. Grifing, Austin Hale, James
Barnaby, Richard Glazier Jr., Jos. F. Nash, Ann
Hamilton.
FINANCE CoMMIrTEE.-Abby X. Foster, Kersey
G. Thomas, Josephine S. Grifing.
A. I. Foss then addressed the meeting in rela'
ton to the general aspects of the anti-slavery cause,
and on the inconsistency and ineficiency of the
Republican party.
The hour for adjournment having arrived, the
meeting adjourned.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-12

cessfully with them, REUBEN ERWIN and JOSEPH,
LEIGHTON and perhaps others more distant and
less known to US may also with ~propriety be re-
membered as among those whose love for the cause
has led them to aid it by public efforts.
The principal share of the means at our disnosal,
has been absorbed in The publication of the BuelE.
whose notes have never been heard in utterance of
an uncertain sound, and whose value, aside from
its other recommendation in afording a true
history of political and ecclesiastical events bear
ing upon the question of emancipation which no,
other Western press has the courage or the homes.
ty OF purpose to publish has never been appre-.
ciated by the public or even by the Abo!itionists.
We regret to have so poor a record to offer of
work performed, but brick cannot be made. with,
out clay. In the hope that the abundance of tho.
present harvest and the exigencies of the cause of
four millions of the indescribably miserable, VIII,
incline those who have the power to endow our
successors with means moro proportionate to the
necessities of the case, we refer you to the Treas.
urer's report for the evidences of our expenditure
and have done,
JAS. BARNABY. Chr Sec,y
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-12
THE ANTI-S LAVERY E.

2. 1t makes no distinction whatever between
losses sustained in surrendering a lawful and laud
able calling and abandoning the most unhallowed
piracy and robbery the world has ever beheld.
g. 1t takes no cogniEance of the fact that the
north, and white labor every where. has beer the
principal sufferer by the preparation Of the crime (;
greater by far, than all the ~ill-gotten gains of the
could ever compensate and
A, 1t proposes neither Pay nor Pity, neither
Compensation nor Compassion to the poor slaves,
for all their long-endured agonies and tolls; but in.
stead, turns them forth helpless, homeless and still
hated upon n community that has crushed and
plundered them from generation to generation.
Resolved, That fidelity to the cause of freedom
and justice to the slave, demands that we brand
such a scheme as most iniquitous and cruel tend
ing far more to prolong and extend, than to oxtir-
inmate the system, and worthy only of a conclave
of oppressors and tyrants.
Resolved, The the time has fully come, when the
friends of Freedom who believe in the neccssi-
ty Of a government of force, and who are now act
ing in the Federal Government might rerder es-
septial aid to the an,i-slavery cause by organizing
political parties outside of the presnt national con-
federacy-parties which shall pledge their candi-
dates to ignore the Federal Government and make
their respective States free and independent sover-
eighties.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-12
Vice Presidents.
Then Adjourned.

SEPTEMBER 9TH. SUNDAY MORNING.
The Society convened. The Treasurer's Report
was presented and read.
The following report from the Auditing Com
mittee appointed by the Executive Committee, and
directed to be presented here, was read and the ap-
pointment of an auditing committee on the part
of the Society consequently dispensed with.
To the Executive Committee of the Western Anti-
Slavery Society.
The Committee appointed to audit the Treasur-
er's account, and settle, SO far as practicable, with
the employees of the Society report they have ex-
amined the books of the Treasurer, and find his
accounts to be correct. His receipts, including
the balance in Treasury Mt last anniversary,
amount to 50, 1882, 49,, his payments, as made by di-
rection of Executive committee, $4,000, leaving
a balance of $3,43 in the Treasury.
They also examined the accounts of the Editor
Of the Bugle, and those of it. Printer and its Pub.
fishing agent and find there is due at this time to
NJ. r.. Robinson for editorial service Sl47, to John
Hudson for printing 1921 &C, to Ann Pearson for
folding and mailing the paper $34. amounting to
$462,5 sc, for which the committee drew orders up
on the Treasurer.
These, we find the only unsettled accounts of the
Society except the amounts due on unpaid pledges,
and those owing for subscriptions to the Bugle, the
Withholding of which is now, and has been a cause
Of great embarrassment to the Society. There is
due on subscriptions for a greater or lesser time,
within the last six years of publication Of the Blu
gle $500. The Executive committee, it is tue,
have caused the names Of most of these delinquent
patrons to be erased from the subscription books,
but over 81 400 of the amount is due from those to
whom the paper is now regularly sent, and il is to
be hoped that most Of these will speedily prove by
their actions that they regard the laborers who fur.
nish them the Bugle as worthy of their hire, and
no longer compel others to pay for the paper for
which they subcribed and receive.
The present year is the last for which the SIS an
nual subscription pledges for five years were made.
Many Of these have remained unpaid since the
first or second year, and too few of those who made
them have paid any attention to the applications
addressed them from time to time. Having prom
Used the money to the society, it would seem to be
the more honorable c%ourse-in case of non-pay
mentor them to intimate to the Treasurer either
their inability to redeem their pledges, Or theiI
unwillingness to do SO. In either case their names
would be erased from the list of delinquent donors
and would occasion the Treasurer no further trou
BILE.
J, BENZ. S. JONES,
BENZ. B0WN.
Auditing Committee.
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On motion, The Executive Committee was d.
rected to appoint an Auditing committee to exam
inc on behalf of the Society. the report of the
Treasurer previous TO its presentation at the next
anniversary.
Business committee reported resolutions Nos.
5. 6. 7.
On motion. Resoloed, That the reports of com
mittees be always considered in order, and all 9TH
err business shall give place to the consideration Of
the matters therein presented.
s.. S. Foster then proceeded in the discussions OF
the resolutions, but before he had concluded his
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The society met at the appointed hour.
The annual Report of the Executive Committee
was read, and tho action of that body so far rs
therein contained, was, on motion, approved by the
Society.
Business Committee Hported resolutions No l.,
8, 4, which were discussed by c.. L. Remond,
S. S. Foster. Lucy N. Coleman L. G. Todd, A. X.
Foster, B. S.. Jones and NJ. r. Robinson.
The Committee on nominations reported a list
Of officers to eerve the Society the ensuing year,
which, with a slight amendment, was adopted,
and the following named persons elected to the
respective Offices,
NJ. r. ROBINSON, President.
JOSEPHINE S. GRIFrING,
BENZ. BowN,
WIN. +. PARKER,
DANIEL BoNsALL,
THos. DONALDSON, Vice Presidents.
SARAH o. ERNST,
THos. CHANDLER,
CALEB GREENE.
REUBEN ERWIN,
JOEL MCMILLAN, Treasurer.
j. ELIZABETH JONES, Cor. Secretary.
BENZ. S. JONES, Rec. Secretary.
LEWIS MORGAN,
JAMES BARNABY,
ESTHER HARRIS,
john GORDON, COunSettOrS.
LYDIA IRISH,
ISAAC TREsCoTT,
ABRM. BROOKE,
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would be utterly useless to call on you for the whole
smount that is due us we shall, therefore in your
behalf, make another draft on the fund Of non.
slaveholding generosity, and let the account mea-
ger as it is, stand as above.