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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

strangely o1e sided, oil for the beuedt Of slave
hoidipg. but, go far q, free labor is concerned,
mere will .wisp,. SlavebOlding instita'io
and free-lsber institutions cannot ers' sImaitane
ously. The one necessarily excludes the other. a
single STAKEHOLDER moving into Territory has, &C
cor5ipp 10 this view, the absolute power, against
the wish CT every other inbsbitsnt in it. to control
and shape its institutions 80 long az it remains
Territory; and this pretended tight in single
slavebolder Governor Willard is attempting TO
palm off on the people Of Indiana as sound Democ-
rscy-a doctrine which cannot be aean Toned with
out reducing the people ofthe Territories to " colo
Nal vassslsge, and depriving them Oft inaen-
able rights of life liberty and the pursuit Of hspPl'
ness
1t very fortunate for the State Of Indiana that
this grand constitutional discovery was not made
in the infancy Of that State. Suppose that in viz
tue of this view Of the inalienable constitutional
right Of ssyeholding the Jefersonial ordinance OF
17s7 had never been passed, or had been repealed
instead Of being confirmed BY the first Congress
Suppose that the few dozen Indiana shareholders
had succeeded at subsequent day, on the strength
Of this doctrine, in obtaining, as they tried TO do,
the admission Of slaves ard saveholding into the
State of Indiana In one respect it might have
made no alteration in her condition. She might
tSen have bad precisely such . Governor as che
hes Low; but where would have been her canals,
her railroads, her growing cities, her augmented
population If Gov. Willard or any other citizen
Of Indiana wants an answer to this question, let him
COX across the Ohio River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

reIy o. Jour Postmaster to Distribute your weekly
r.ck.se Of TRiBuNRs, for biz msster'wh uossil
il; but Sud .eue Republican merchant near yOar
Pos, Office, who will sgree to take the package 81
.oon as i, reaches your pace you having previously
paid your quarters postage respectively, and DIS
tr butte it from bis store either pencilng the names
on the papers, or delivering them from ll's as ne
shall zee IT. Any merchant who understands MS
business viii gladly do this, since it will rot con-
sumo haitian hour per week Of his time and viii H.
snrs him some custom that would otherwise go
elsewhere. We trust more and more packages Tor
subscribers not too dntans from Us vii hepcetor'h
be transmitted by express. Let us give these fa''
tdious Postmasters the least trouble possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FURTHER FROM NICARAGUA,
Another Battle Fought.
REPORTED VICTORY FOR THE FIllIBUSTERS.
Costa Rican Losses, l,lOO.
Walker Takes Possession of RiyaS.
CONTRADICTORY ACCOUNTS.
Another Battle Fought.
REPORTED VICTORY FOR THE FIllIDUSTERS.
Costa Rican Losses, l,4OO.
Walker Takes Possession of RiyaS.
CONTRADICTORY ACCOUNTS.
Nrw.ORLEANs, Thursday, Jan. Is, lS

NIw-ORLEANs, Thursday, Jan. ID, 1877.
The Texas brings San Juan dates TO the 10Th inst.
The agents ofthe Texas report that Gen. Hennus-
sen having received Measurements after withstandng
a seige for nineteen DAYS, succeeded in driving the
enemy before him, with loss Of 400 men, while bis
Henningsens los was only 200, and the odds asanst
him were ten 10 one All the military stores, artillery
and public documents were removed to Riyas unin-
jured.
Walker took possession of Rvas without opposition;
the enemy evacuatiDg the place on hearing Of bis APP
prOcch. =.
The Costa Ricans having taken possession OF all
the boats on the San Juan River had cut of all COM
municstion with Walker from San Juan del Norte.
Three hundred recruits were waiting at Punta
Arenas the repairing Of steamer, which would take
FIVE days, when they were determined to proceed up
the river.
Just as the Texas was leaving messenger arrived
a. Punta Arenas, stating that Walker, fearing some
thing wrong had come over TO the Atlantic side aud
on ascertanny the state of affairs recaptured Fort
San Carlos, which had been taken by the enemy, and
was rapidly coming down the River scattering al be-
fore him. q
The Texas brings San Juan dates TO the 10Th inst.
The Picdtune learns tina. Gen. Henniugsen was be-
sieped in Granada nineteen days, but receiving reen-
forcements, he gave the enemy battle and drove them
off. He then marched upon Rivas, removing thence
the MILITARY stores public documents, &C. The allies
ii is alleged evacuated the place immediately on Hen
ningsens approach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

That very small men are often hoisted BY some
political chance into important positions is already
well Known; but We doubt whether the smallest Of
there ever made more pitiable exhibition Of him
,elf than does the Postmaster-General in the fol-
lowing official Instruction Just issued by him to
the local Postmasters:
- Its pant the duty Of Postmaster TO receive
and s6yer TO subscribers sny other newspapers than
those which come In the mail TO put the address on
newspapers cent TO clubs, or TO deliver them from
furnished list; nor shoud he do either even through
courtesy, unlees II may be done without interfering
With the legitimate buiiness Of bis office"
Did mortal man ever hear of anybody who ever
supposed that il uas Postmaster's official duty TO
deliver newspapers not maded 10 his Office, or to
write the names Of subscribers on their papers, or
deliver them (undirected) from furnished list,
especially when these could not be done " without
" interfering with the legitimate business Of his
" Office y Where is the Verdaht youth who sup
posed il was the duty or pleasure Of the great Cir
csmocution Office 10 accommodate anybody, or d.
any thing in any other way than that least cOnye-
nient and ObigiDg to its patrons Who expects is
functionares to study aueht but How Net TO Do
it, We, certainly, have never imagined any thing
Of the sort On the contrary, We have only asked
such Postmasters as may have delivered THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE to It's club subscribers from a
furnished LET to give them fair notice Of their in
teLtion to succunb to the party screws recently
brought to bear upon them, so as to afford them a
chsnce TO make arrangements for obtaining their
papers somehow. Beyond that, We have expected
bOthing asked nothing, from the Postma,ters, bu.
their stmcst e1erticns to veI and annoy oar sub
,ciibers and cripple the circulation of THE
TRIBUNE.
Let US improve this occasion oncs more TO urge
our cub subscribers to achieve Their independence
cf the Poet Once a. the carries. moment Do no.
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ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS OF CONnITIE

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
by Mr.. FOOT-By BILL to confirm the official aeu
of the Superintendent Of the Poor OF the County
Richmond.
THE NETWORK POST OFFICE.
Also, TO give the consent of the State to a certain
purchase OF property by the United States.
M WOODS moved 10 recommit the bill, a. one on
his colleagues, who was absent, had objections to
present. -
Mr. FOOT hoped the motion would not prevail IL
the usual bill parsed whenever any property 10 tho
State u purchased by the General Government The
United States bad purchased valuable piece OF prop.
erty In the City Of New York for Post Office aud i
w.s reouiste 10 complete the sale that this bill should
psss and ong a. this bill was delayed, 80 long mo
parties would have 10 DO without their money.
Mr. WOODS said there some important tesu.
noDy 70 be br ught forward regarding the matter, and
II he ssked was 10 have an opportunity granted l"s
e,nng this testimony before the Committee.
Mr.. VARNUM could not see 10 Whist pxticdlm
point the testimony reiened 10 by the gentleman wosA
spply uDess II was N regard 10 the location OF ms
PostOfice. If that was the point, then IL vas sone
thing in which this House had no interest. The Geo-
ers Government bought its property and selected ~
Lee sOB and this State bad authority 10 the msttef
NJ. FOOT explained that the bill ceded Jurisdiction
TO the General Government, with the usual restrc.
tors, over the public stores at Atlantic DOCK, tHe
A.ssy Office end the Post Office and said ths,s
could be nothing requiring investigation 10 IL hs
moved that II be given place first on the genaS
By Mr.. VAN VALKENBURGH-To incorpotss
the Fire Department OF the Eastern District Of BOOK
tyn
GCSPOwDIR ~ NEwYORK.
Mr. IRVING gave notice Of bill 10 sne3d the &c.
relative 70 the keeping q gur powder and sePeler ID
NewYork City.
iSIRoDUcTIOs or BILLS. 80
Mr. LEAVENW0hTH introduced bill 10 Provi1s
for an investigation into the origin Of fires. IL p.o
yices, | 10 cae Of suspicion Of incendarism, !as
Corcrsr Sheriff, or Deputy Sheriff. shall De reqaeea
in writing 10 proceed 10 an investigation by any ~u
eIoe company or any two or more ireeaodsT,. "a
TLey shall have tie same powers as Corones IN nya
ing hfir inquests. 3. jury shall render verdict u ~
u eIrer az in CcroDers inquests. Wrnesses 70 :,
the Jury fIss the building has beeohallcousiy so "a
fire shal be held 20 appear a, the next Criminal Cops
The cfieer holding Ire inquest shall have posef ~
issJe prtc,. 5 lie .hall also have ssms pows% nv,
Eos.s..d BY JUSTICE o. me rssT %p s1i re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

We give to-day new edition per telegraph, from
New Orleans, Of the news from San Juan, brought
by the steamer Texas, which left that pla,e on
the 10th inst. This report enlsrges somewhat on
the fst report, but adds nothing material, except
some details as TO the capture by the Costa Ricans
of the Transit boats, IN which it seems former
officer of one of the boats was an active agent. 1t
would seem, too, from this account, that not only
The rser.b boats but both the lake-seamers, as well
as Forts Castillo and San Carlos on the San juan
Ri,er in the hands of the Costa Ricans leaving
Wslber no craft on the lake. except schooner and
few bungOes.
The story that HenniDgsen had escaped from
Granada 10 repeated, with the addition that his Oss
in the operation was only two hundred men, As that
Vas about the entire number of men under his com
mand, supposng him to have joined Walker, il
could only have been with few strsggers No
authOeity is given for the story except the report
to the ssme effect carried from San Juan del Sur to
San Francisco by the steamer Orizaba, and brought
thence in the last California mail This report, as
well 80 the story that Walker and Henningsen were
Mt Rivas and the other story, said to have been
brossht by messenger just as the Texa, was
leaving, that suspecting Of something wrongs
well be might-Wsker was descending
the San Juan River, scattering all be-
foIe him, are, We suspect, all about equally
autheltic. The amount of the matter is, that for
more than a month nothing whatever had been
heard Of Walker a. San Juan and all the authentic
Information which we have of operations in the in
tsrva it, the occupation by the Costa Ricaus Of the
entire transit route east OF Lake Nicaragua, aud
the capture BY them Of all the steamers employed
npon il.
The Only question Now as 10 Walker We rcgard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
IEGIsIATrRE OF NEW.JERSEY.

lRfNTON, y. y Jan. TO- loh.
The present week will be busy one In the Legisls
tu'e.
On Tuesday. Hon. William A. Newell, the Governor
elect. will be inauguraed in the Senste Chamber, IN
presence Of the members of the Legislature. Judiciary
Military and citizens. The Arrangements have been
completed by both Houses and the affair VIII be i'm
posing
An effort will be made to bring on joint n,estag
this week for the election of United States senator
Those not favorable TO the nomination OF John Il.
Thomson will Try TO postpone the joint meeting for
week or two. The friends of Mr.. Thomson are cont
dent of success. John p Stockton son OF the Com
modore,) and f. X. V. Wright are the principal CON
petitors. Considerable excitement Is expected.
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XXXIVTH CONG r ESS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SECOND SESSION.

WAsHIsGIOE, Jan. II, I0J1.
Mr.. OTERO introduced bill granting lands to
New Mexico, Ksnsas and Missouri for railroad pur'
poees. ..,,,,,,o<>,,
On motion Of Mr.. GREENWOOD q resolution ws
adopted calling on the President for complete list Of
persons charged with the disbursement OF public
money; also, list Of all those WHO have failed for
more than twelve months 70 settle their accounts and
tie reasons for such neglect.
The House, by vote Of 90 against 81, tabled he
Stn,te bill allowing fishing bOuoties to six yersels
which sailed to complete their voyages
The HOu,e was then brough. to an abrupt adjourn
ment BY the sudden illness of Mr.. Giddings Of Ohio,
while be was MAX hg speech on private BILL AID
iosrnsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

n Ne no. The fa,i.re or .ocoes. Of his Nicaragua
EXPERIMENTATION that we consider a. setded-od'
otif whether he shall fal isto the hands OF the
Nicrsgssns to die the deatA (te so much deserVes)
of pirate snd a robber. or whether be sh,ll effect
hi. escape to the United States there to 'e' On 1907
raw enterprises Of a similar character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

Yesterday was an intolerably cold day. A keen
northern wind, sharp as a gale from SPitzbersen,
made out door life almost insuppOrtabe. AT about
3 D. m. the wind moved to the eastward and a
driving snow storm commenced, which continued
with great fury until the time of writing this para
graph, 10 p. m. The snow was so much driven
about as to leave little prospect of sleighing.
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embellishments

A limited number of advertisements are taken in
Tx WEsKLr TRIBUNE 1.-THE rate of one dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation of F5,OOO
copies, and is unquestiOnably the best medium extant
for advertising in the country Advertisements should
b. handed in at any time before and not later than,
Tucsday of each week
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Nsmalork DAILY Irib1s,te
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1857.
Tn CORRESPONDENTS.

A. notice 60. BE- taken Of Anonymous Communcst'ons Wht
ever for insertion must be authenticated by the
name and address the wTternot necessarily or pubses
tion. but g. . guaranty Of his good faith
We esQnot undertake return rejected Communcsaons
IA sending remances frequently omit 20 men
ton Of the POstOhce and very frequehuJ tne
n.me the State, TO which their paper TO be sent Al
yays mention the name of the Pest Oaee and Hsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

Tas TRBUsz ALMANAC is out and we have sent Cd some
90 900 copies s far behind orders We hope to
b,y. SLED every order received by the end Of this week
Our expecting friends will please eyince patience. We
sro printing and binding fast possible, and filing eir
Orders In turn The table Of will be found among our
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHNoros, Saturday, Jan. Il, 1857.
WE. n. Army has arrived with petition nuner.
ousy signed by the citizens Of Kansas without regard
10 party asking Congress for donation Of lands sml
lar 10 t6ose granted the Western States for the establish
ment Of University and seninaries OF learning IN that
Territory.
The President has approved Of the bill amendstory
of the act for the promotion Of efficiency in the Navy
WAsHHGToS Jan, IL, 1857.
Mr. Gddipgs 10 in q fair way toward recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

The Swiss residents of New-York held an impor-
fant meeting at DelmonicoS, on Saturday evening
TO consider the state of Switzerland. An element
OF religion was mingled with their enthusiasm,
which promises effective results full report ap-
pears in this mornings TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
TIE FypFCTED STEAMER.

CALAIs Nh, Jan. Is, INlI-9 2. ".
We had dispatches from Halifax up to O'Clock this
morning, at which time the steamship America hal
not made her appearance. Later in the day the tee
graph wires broke down east of ST. Andrews, aud their
no prospect Of their being in order again before the
morning; we are consequently without the ans %
communicating with Halifax this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
AID INVOKED FOR THE FILLIBUsrERs.

WAsHIsGTos, Jan. 10, 1857
Strenuous efforts are being made here by the friends
Of Walker to secure the interference Of this Govern
nent in behalf of the Americans in Nicaragua whose
situation private dispatches report to be Of the most
desperate character, and who unless speedily rescued
will most certainly perish of sickness at the hands
Of the enemy.
The result Of the effort is exceedingly doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
RETURN OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 1901.
Michael Brom, colored man, and claimed by M.
Gatchell of Baltimore his slave W. given up to hs
owner by Commissioner Brown last evening" and taken
10 baltimore There lie as much excitement among the
colored population, but no disturbance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

10 our dispatches will be seen an account Of the
wreck of an unknown brig, which took place yes
terday morning on the beach near the Ocean House.
attended with the loss of life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

" AsHINUIUN, oaVuIunIi Vo1I' =
The Agricultural Society yesterday adopted "a.
proposition to urge upon Congress the endow meat Of
an Industrial University In each State AMI Ierrtpy.
by grants of public lands of not less than 70
each Messrs Corcoran. Gusts, Calvert, French and
Broome were appointed Committee therefor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
THE DESHON FORGERY CASE.

BosTON Saturday, Jan. II, 1917.
Mr.. A. X. Norris. who was taken to Bangor on an
Executive warrant for implication in The alleged forged
Isper of ESQ OOO was examined before Justice and
promptly discharged. The affair appears 10 nave been
a legal Transaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.

B0sTON, j an. II, I6O7.
The mpotts Of Foreign Goods at the pert Of Boston,
for the week ending Jan. l6, was as follows
Dry Goods.....S f6 06l Other artieles'.''." Ss'S'
Saitpetar. 9,i02
Figs and RGsns..,. D9l9 Totsl..',.''..'''.'tZSss
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FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is lS'-S r.n
The FIRE bells are ringing q general alarm, The
Catholic Church of St Malachi, Eleventh and Mss
ter streets, having been discovered on IRE.
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IRON KANSAS.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Jan. IL, 1857.
The Free-Sat Legislature Of Kansss has s1journed
TO the secoad Tues day Of June.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

FROM Our Own Reporter.
ALBANY, Saturday January IL, 1857.
Senate not in session, having adjourned I'll Monday
evening at o'clock.
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FIRE AT CAMBRIDGE.

BOsrOS, Jan. is, 49,.
fire in Csmbridgepert last night destroyed the boz
factory of George c. Page, with g large quantity "
lumber, and dwelling house. Loss tl2,Wo
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cr1c1nr az A Nr,v-Y0RKER An KEYPORT

kEYPORT, Saturday an II, IoD''
A man FAMED John S. Moore, recently from New
YORK (itv cut his throat al noon to-day. PecuniNy
los.es II Is said caused him to commit the rash att
U ,,msirs will be taken to New York for ioter nent
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w1ScONsIN UNITED STATES SENATORSHIP.
Mmw.uKEE Wis. Saturday, Jan II, 1851.

Tie Republican members Of the Legislature met in
c.ncus today 10 nominate United States SenstOr
On the second bslCt Judge Howe received 70 votes,
F. ID. Holton u Judge Deotte g. scattering 10. Al
iourned 10 Monday evening.
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TIE RARK RYR0N-

Providence, Jan. Is, 1857.
The bark Ryron. wrecked in Eswio haToor, Is
b Il 20 Ice & N..EO
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REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
BY Mr.. FOOT-By bill to confirm the official ae
Of the Superintendent Of the Poor OF the County
Richmond.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Common cOansGt Proceedings.


August 8, 1867.
MAvor Chamberliu In the chair.
PrsSsnt-Ald Cary, Jones, Gowen and
Swan.
Minutes road and approved
Committee appointed 70 attend to the Cuclo'
sing Of grave yard, presented verbal report.
Accepted and further time granted.
Petition Of citizens praying the Board to
pass an ordinance compelling. the property
owners on the south side OF Main street, to
lay a sidewalk between Stony Point and Cedar
Ravinc, was read, and on motion Of AID Jones.
referred to Committee on Streets and Public
Places.
Aid. Swan was appointed on said committee
TO gil vacancy OccAsioncd by resignation OF
Aid. MUuntjOv.
Ordinance NJ. Gs, Regulating the salaries Of
officers wus read and passed.
The following bills wrrc read and ordered
paid: U. +. Jones, tls So; George Hoglee,
eS 90; Thos. Jacks. sG7 80; Williams 4
King. &s go; John Bush. &5s 20.
The monthly reports Of the Marshal. COllec.
tor, Treasurer and Recorder, were ssvcrally
read, accepted aud ordered ON file.
Mr.. A. Harucr made application for the priv.
ilegc Of introducing gas into the city,
Aid. jones stated that u Mr.. ShlpnSn lad
applied for and obtained the permission Of the
Bonrd for the same privilege, but had not COM
piled with his word, and moved that permis.
sion be and ia hereby granted TO a. Harper 4
Co., to lay mSiu pipe from their gns works
along any street or alley they may require, and
to connect pipes for supplying consumers with
gas; provided, that certain conditions under.
stood and hereafter to be entered into, be COM
piled with Carried.
Resignation Of p. Chamberlin 80 Mayor Of
this city, was read, and on motion Of Aid. Ca.
ry, it was accepted and ordered on file.
Board adjourned.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
MasOmIr.-TrIbuto or ISo.D..,

At u called meeting ofEl Dorado Lode. y.
81, +. and NJ, held At Masonic Hall on NosS'.
evening. August 10th, A. l.. 56S1, the Comr.I!
tee appointed TO dram preamble and reScI.
tiOus expressive of the respect enter,ainSS ~
the Lodge for our deceased brother. CHM
RASSET, reported the following, which. on no y
ton, were adopted; wv
WHGRrAs, Our Supreme Grand Master /,
his good will and pleasure, hAs aeen pront. }. }.
remove Brother CnAs. b. RASNRY from NJ.
earthly Lodge, to share, rs we trust, In d.
happineas Snd glory VI that Heavenly Lo6so
where He evermore prcsidcs; and, HharssS
this Lodge feeling deep grief for the losS n,
Fraternity have sustained and enIertainino y.
liveliest SFmpathy for the relatives Of our ~
ceased Brother. therefore, be Il
Resolved. That by this affecting call A..
our midst II one whose upright conduct. 60.
table disposition and warm heart had won r.
esteem Of all who knew him, we have - :
most benevolent and true.heartsd DrU,H.s
whose memory We will long cherish; and ~,
Cling our sorr0ws with those Of his aGaice1A
relatives, we beg TO tender them our hSaFtEi,
sympathy and coincidence.
Resolved, That the members Of this LODI,
will testify their respect for the memory of ~
deceased Brother By wearing badge Of mor1.
ming. for the usual length Of time.
Resolved, That copy Of this preamble aaa
resolutions, under seal Of the Lodge, Be -,
to the relatives Of our deceased Brother. ~
published In the MouNrAIN DRnocRAf.
Is. TITUS, Sscreaasv.