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We have news from Kingstea. Jamaica. 10
the Esd uh. The British gunbOAt Ssyx re
turned 10 Kingstoa on the 18Th, from fruit
less ss,Arch far the missing beat a The steam
or Jaszeur. MOI The rem0scst hope Ma en-
tertaiaesi Of the recovery of the unfortunate
individuals who composed is ersw.
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The Nicaragua Matter.

Prom a. oocasenai correzponeaat a
WASHINGTON. April IS. 1859.
learn that the President anticipates the
necessity o. making war on NicAragua, and
that the returning Paraguay feels will BE-
ordeIed 10 the Caribbean Sea A boat ex-
pedition up 10 the San Juan ~ill probably
take possession Of the country and bring ths
NlcarAgnaas to snbmlssion.-H. a. TSsbsns.
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Eg" Capt. Sands. who commanded the u.
S. steam frigate Susquehanna on her late
cruise, has been ordered, we understand to
report himself for duty on the Brazil station,
probably to assume the command on the
return of Commodore Shubrick, and to
relieve Commodore Forrest.-BaH. american.
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XafLinsss Addition.

~ TharsiAy the 5sh azy 81 May sezt, % ana preu-
" ises, PROCESS - sell a pasbx sale a iots Ia
aasdtkssn Hneet4t-iy 10 the ncsxhtrhnuf I'd she
~ Park. The isfs front WAshiRgtoa. HsEnilsoe
"a esneE Streets loo feet fEoai 40 asd us feet
sep.
TIE lets are an q Hne sol weli covered viii foresf
tFees, 10 ragA1iy nps0Fns ne<hboT ees, have al
Advantages - The CAV FArk and pFrsrnt desir4-
Die locations Ghess gha wlsh AGd coufcFtA-
Die hocs lar trir fNnlhrs, NE baslness q ts
city.
fists wssh fsll assrrpsioa sfshs Lots All Be ready
~ a frw siays-
rfRifS--tlae, t~o and three yrars fr no4es satzsf
sssorsiF sscarss PAY sie EzAE, bezrng lsirres-
! - = La f~talHe4.
sale Al 10 e's.ock a u.
spglf-sa. A Z. . 1ALkL1l.
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VI DTTINHs I|L1I MI MINI.
Washington, --, 1859.

Your account for transporting the
Mails of the United States on route Mo-
in--, for the quarter ending---,
1859, has been audited, and the Auditor for
this Department has certified that there is
due you the sum of--dollars ,--
cents s..
Owing, however, to the failure of Con-
gress to make the necessary appropriation of
money for the mail service during the present
fiscal year, payment of the above amount
must be deferred until Congress shall provide
the means for that purpose. If you should
fud in necessary to negotiate for the amount
of your Mail pay, the annexed form of assign
ment should be used (and without disconnec-
ting il from this letter., adding thereto the
residence of the Assignee.
Respectfully,
Postmaster General
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HOIIoyyayss Pills.

HOllOway's PiIls.-They revive the appe
ute, promote digestion sustain the vital powers
ieve all pain and uneasness in the stomach and bow
els aud strengthen the constitution well expe
disease Sold so Maiden Lane, y. Y. aprl9
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81 The oppositioa ia Georgia are advo-
eating the holding OF State Convention, the
nomination Of full State, district and county
ticket; and = thorough Organization Of the
, pariy.in the State. In the event Of the sue
IS OF The Opposition in Virginia. Kentucky
or Tennessee, oar Georgia friends will he
able fight the battle Of the country on high
/, van.age ground and with iair prospects Of sue
cess.
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anrls-A


1NHUE a. four desirabi@ Baiiding Lists, op he
/. hl1d1e fraokin fuFspiEe. a ne lsneucn - ne
Ntskvnie Ent C19ssAno..eA EzslFo.A4 TuaIneL ffe
sbove La uiii BE sofd AtA baFsaia- Apgry .
n K Gl-A-colk n CO,
arrff-1H a. Ce.lieIe street.
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Adultery, Fratricide, and suicide.
The Vicksburg True Soathron, of the 5tt
inst, has the following account of dreadful

inst, has the following account OF dreadful
tragedy in Mississippi:
A gentleman from Washington county has
informed us of one of the most shocking af-
fairs, including fratricide and suicide, that
has ever come to our knowledge. 1t appears
that two brothers named William and Robert
Buford, have been residing near Bogue Pha-
liah in Washington county for some time past.
The elder, VIM. Buford. had very pretty
wife, with whom the younger brother, RO-
bert, became madly infatuated. A criminal
intercourse between the two had been car
ried on for some time. but growing weary of
the restraint imposed by the presence of the
injured husband, the younger brother deter
mined to add to his other crime the damning
one of fratricide. On Wednesday evening
of last week the outraged husband and bro
Their was murdered, and on the Sun
day following Robert Buford, the double
murderer. committed suicide by taking strych-
nine. The misguided wife of the murdered
man. with two children, are left the sole me-
MORALS of this chapter of horrors.
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kerosene Oils.

NOTICE The enlargement Of the KEROSENE
~ WORKS being nov G mpietcd. NE give notice
that orders from the TRADE Will be Oiled prompt
~ at present Tari q prices.
NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL Co,
apr2i-u No. SO Beaver St, " Y
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~ The population Of Paraguay in ls5s,
according to the public record, was $4,000
Two-thirds Of The population are Indians and
half-lreei2
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Send back the ringi-thy cunning hand
My hearts most priceless treasure stole,
And wouldst thou thus mpel the steel
Yet deeper to my stricken souiS
OH bid me yield once more thebeart
Which thou in scorn didst from thee fling,
Or trust again thine idle vows,
Bat bid me not return thy ringi
The chain which bound my heart to thee
Was formed Times changes to resist,
But that which linked thine own to me
Was but a fetter woven of mistl
Ny love was such that nOught but thou
Could dash its brightness from my breast,
While thine was but heariless Wbim,
And all thy vows an idle Jestl
Send back thy riDgi-And if yield
This sole true gift of thine to me,
Wilt thou return the cloudess hours
i knew ere had trusted thee2
Vain wOrdsi-Thou canst not call from death
Thou canst not gather from the tomb
The heart flowers which thy falsehoOd crushed
And blisbted in their May day bIoomT
DOst thou remember bow thy voice
Could once my soul to rapture rOusef
And how my startled cheek was blanched
When thou didst cancel all thy vows?
OH by the memory Of that spell
With which thy voice my spirit chained,
And of that pang which paled my cheek,
Take back not all from thee gainedI
Send back thy ringl-Shll let it be
My spirits gang way to the past'
Where lie entomhed the withered smiles
That blessed me when saw thee lasti
Where slumber, too, the sunnest hopes
That e'er this trusting bosom knew
The gay, glad hopes whose Circean songs
Allured me when / deemed thee truel
Ali shouldst thou seize loves only wreck,
Which, clineing TO the cliffs Of Time,
Yet spans the gulf twixt Now and Then,
And leads me TO that haunted cline,
Then should kiss more the flowers
My dead dreams st-ewn by memory DER
The lone ark-dove that furls her wing
In that dim realm returns moreI
Send back thy ringl-By all the dreams
Thy falschOOd could not reach to mar
Fresh dreams of love that knows no change,
In ife's hereafter dim and far
BY all the wild and wildering bliss
In loving thee my bosom knew,
Thou shalt not bend me to the task
Which thou, false one wouldst have me dol
If turks thought within thy breast
That love still turns my heart TO thee,
Then to thy breast that vagrant thought
Is false as thou hast been TO mel
The life blood of a thousand hopes
Which stains thy cold, Implying hand,
Shall mark thee through thine after years,
An outlaw in Loves Eden landl
And now farewelll-'Mid wreathing smoke
Thy saddened thoughts flowing free
One half with those after years,
The rest are with the past and theei
And yet, no thought Of thy false VOWS
Filings now a shadow o'er my heart;
dream more of what thou vast
see Thee only thou art.
AS fades, when morn unclOuded breaks,
Nights veil of mist upon the sea,
So fades the memory Of that dream
Which owed its hie and death to Ih.el
Farewe,-Th half consumed cigar,
The muse of this brief song OF mine,
Is all that's left me of the lot
Greg sold me for that ring of thine
NASHVILLE, April 20, 1859.
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UST received large assortment Of Canes. Of
ID Whalebone, Ebony, Gutta PeTchA, Hickory. kc.,
Tor sale by J. IL MoGIiI-.
mars
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John d. Goss Moses singleton And others
DY the aec-ee Of the Snpreme Cart, made IN the
ID above cause. al ia necember Term, 1855, o. e
money not having heen pasdas ordered,) shall SCI
al the Coaft hoass soar IN Nashville, oa
Saturday, the 2sth day Of Nay next,
ne ona-half Of Iot No. A.. with the improvements
egeoB. beng the rsu,bern half th-Fesf, The same
archased BY Gcxs eBder gfaRg cry sale, reference
the deed Of Benz Litoa Clerk Master, dated 18th
Annary is4f, and registered IN The Registers ufce
GDAvtsoe county. IN fszk No ., pages and 9, viii
fully APPEAR, being saane sold 81 aid Cess
defensiaas- Tie prO9-prty SAL ~ szl4 credit
z and ears With tutcfrxt snc Nalaut e4Eity of
d~fnption- Notes ~ish gead ssrurity rea aresf aEa
retained tn sfle pas meat % tbs purchase
y-rost Of suit and q the sale 10 he paid ~ r@sh
Aprso-td J. r. CLARK. C5erk-
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WE are N reeesps a. And ali keep easlslaefly a
w h-Aa, tsEEe stGsk - sHpcFssr OAK AID Hen
ieSE fannet Sole L-atkef, skek oaer VI tae tFa1s
~ iessss poasihia hsEFes- -.
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Post Omce Scrin.

Contractors for carrying the mails are to
receive in lieu of money, acknowledgements
of Indebtedness, as follows. This post-Ot1ice
scrip, when properly assigned, will be negotia-
Bile:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-21

Contractor. Route No
Zone witness should be the Postmaster
where the assignment is drawn.l
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-21

~ Gen wHEAr left New Orleans on Fri
dag for Vera Cruz to assume an important
position 10 the Liberal srmy Of Mexico.
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Notice.

TUE Stockholders q he Nashville CAuamerrial
i insarsncs Coapany are hereby Bslilisd thai .
Enrfing u un be heia at thrT o1bee ID ths citY On
asnd4y th- eBa cay a aay next between the ksnrs
- fe A n ara eicsock b. N fssr tas s.ioctioa 81
ilsVea fsrectsrs - serve The esssutsg yssii.
JAMES HAiAER,
aprls-t4 sserrsAry.
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Ties. Stocks and Cloves.

Tf-ST received a choice lot Of Se-k Ties stocks
- Gloves, Pocket Han kerchi-fs, Suspenders, AZ.
embracing all the latest sty les, Tor sale by
mar2s J. a. McGILL
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CaneSi Canes!

ID ECF1vED this day, every variety OF shirt Cellars,
II 81 the best quality.
mars J. a MosIrJ
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Comprising
+. G. kNEELAND, Of Rumsey & Newcomb's Camp
bell Mnstrels.
f. Ii. WINCHELI, of Matt Peel's Campbell Minstres.
W. W HEDDING, Of Rumsey Newcomb' 5 Campbell
MiustTeis.
J. IL. DOLBY, Of Matt Pees Campbell Minstrels
IL. A. EoNTGARDE. Of Bryaut's Miustrels.
T {. Bushnell, Of Christy's Mnstrels.
Supported by efficient auxiliarics. aprlS-td
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For the Nashville Daily Patriot. !
To Nary Ann.
BY G. WASHINGTON Hmcxs.

On her requesting TO retsun ring sOith shieA
connected some tender associations. =.
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To the Postmaster General

To the Postmaster General -,lS56.
hereby assign and transfer to
the sum of --, being the amount due
to me for transporting the Mails of the
United States on route No., In the
State of --, for the quarter ending
------, 1889, according to the foregoing
letter of the Postmaster General.
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Dressing Robes.
Shirt Collars.

lust To hand variety OF Robes De Chambre At va
81 rious prices. J. H. McGliI-
mar2S
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shirt BOSOnS.

HANDSOMELY Embroidered and Plain and a smal n
lot % Marsaiiics. received aud for sale.
f~hs-n J. " Aost l.
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New Publications.
w. T. RRY s CO.
HATE JUSr REcEIYED

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HAYE z,sT REcEITED
SHAKERS: Compendium Of the Origin, History ,
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Second Appearing, with Biographies Of Ann Lee Jas
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ByF. W. Evans. vol. 1smo.
ONWARD; Or, THE MorNr1rx cIAxHTFRs A
Tale Of Progress. By Jane Ann winsconn. vol
limo.
CONTESTS.
Looking Upwards; Coin and ycanie: Tho Family
at Al,cyne; OIL OF and Away: Endeavoring; Ed
ward Arnold; Poor, vet Noble: Little Harry; Poor
Jamie Clark: FIELDS White unto the Harvest; HE
Sand Huts; The Drunkard's Cottage; The fnfant's
Ministry; Stand sun: Old Moses and little Anahs The
Rocky Glenn; salone: Widow Mcleod: stana and
Iona; Clouds and sunshine Faiths Conaict Taiih's
Victory; Reunion; Summer Days; The Fadiss Flow
or; The Unexpected Arrival; a Wedding ray; The
Mountain Tops Appearing; Fastening on; The sire's
R'rthdayi The Summit Gained.
ACES FROM TIFF AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
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Prom the London Gsheneum1
This volume brms with sense. eleverness and hu
NOR. lively and entertaining collection Of rrea
mans thought and quick Woman's observation. a
book TO be read now for ment and to be sourh
hereafter for reference
Prom the London Daily Newsl
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public has been admitted TO 50 great treat as this
fascinating eolleetA ef VII tnecdote aud ross. II
is delight Renaissance Of brilliant past told nv
one Of the best wits stili eNtantD
W.T.. BERRY a. CO., Public square
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THE PRESIDENTS LETTER TO ROBERT J.
WALKER.--The Washington correspondent of
the New York Tribune, says:
The Hon. Robert ]. Walker has had Mr..
Buchanan's letter to him, when Governor OF
Kansas photographed, as protection against
accidents. 1t is full and emphatic ON the
question of submitting the Constitution to
the people, and upon every other point which
he subsequently, abandoned. --
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PENN

NJ r.. OLBE AR
IfONTlNEI - " receive MN FTPILS n Writing.
~ lis fupls correctly and Thoroughly tluRht.
Ia carer at bow uany ansuccessfu sftrmpts tlsey
mas have MADE, Al can be successful Mo VII, Il
sTTscfiy faHgkl
Room, over the Store 81 }. ". nrGif, corner Of
Coaiege sure and he Public square.
aprS-u
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uem advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS
HOLTS ADDITION.

On Wednesday, the 4th day of May next,
w sale,
FOURTEEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
Fronting Holt, Bcllevile and Hamilton streets
each fronting from AZ feet inches los feet Lot
No. =, fronting les feet contains the beautiful resi-
dence butt by Mr. Holt, and is in every respect
comfortable and convenient home, and commands
fine of the atty and is close the fine residence
OF Dr. Watson. The entire block OF lots finely To-
Gated, and in thriving and desirable location, aud
but few minutes walk from the centre of the city.
These lots present decided advantages t. the
laOr, ana more particularly tuose wishing pur-
chase for homes.
We would earnestly call the attention Of the public
TO this sale las determined to sell.
lERNs OF SALE.-One, two, and three years credit,
notes well endorsed, bearing interest, and a lien
tanned h.. X. GLA-CUCk X co.
Real Estate Agents
An Omnibus will leave the Square az 10 O'Clock for
the accommodation al those wishing 10 attend. Sale
TO commence at IL O'Clock. apT2l-ud
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CAMPBELL MINsTRELs

Also in the RInOrTO SALOON, on board the steam
James Raymond, Immediately after each CircJ
performance, admission 20 cenIs,) newly organ
ICED Troupe of
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cents; Children IS cents; Galleries IS cents.
IN addition TO the Stock Company the management
Il have the honor Of announcing the follOwin4 For
egn Artistes, making by far the largest and most
perfect Equestrian establishment IN Europe Amer
lea
MILE ELoDE LoYAIEl Premiere Fquestrienne de
Cirque Napoleon, Paris, wonderfully beautiful aud
expert SURPRISING any living rider male or female
First appearance in the United States;
LIS FREEZES CONRAD For the past years the fea
lures of the Cirque de lmperatrce Paris, consisting
Of Nous. GUILLAUME CoNRADl the celebrated Antipo
dean Rider II rstRppearanCe IN the United ates)
Mons CARLOS CoNKAD the famous French Gymnast
ami Gruesque. (First apIe france in the L. states J.
Mons. Francis CINkAD the Great French Acrobat
and Piaso. (Frst appearance in tn United States)
Mr.. W. .. DALEl the astonishing still Naulier and Ri
del from New YORK First appearance in the South
Prof SAHCEpAs the celebrated Spanish Juggler, from
the Cirque Hispa"ols, Madrid. Girst appearance in
the Unit d states } Mr.. FRANK DoNAIDsoN! the ia
nous Calisthenist and Pantommist, from Ashley s
Amphitheatre, London. CFirstappearance south)
TTeThs is unquestionabIy The most important and
costly combination OF Foreign Stars ever effected in
America, and involves an expense only justified by
the eXigcnces Of their New Orleans Ampnitheatre.
In order to afford their southern patrons the en-
JOY ment of all the great attractions Of the Amphthe
atre this winter. there viii be exhibited, mined
ately before the Circus perroTmance, in the PALACE
MUSEUM, (admisson rs cents-entrance by front
sttirs,)
MR.. ALEXANDER MONTANA!
The Living Skeleton yiolinist-a onderful physical
conformation. An enormous
Living African Boa Constructor!
80 feet long, weighing 251 pounds which consumes
dozen full grown fowls, or a small calf feed
and huge LIVING AFRICAN ANACONDA Is feet
long, weighing 81 pounds.
Also in the RInOrTO SALOON, on board the steam
er James Raymond, Immediately after each Circus
performance, admission 20 cenIs,) newly organ
ICED Troupe of
MPBELL MINSTRELs
Comprising
E. G. KNEELAND, of Rumsey 4 Neweomb's Camp
bell Mnstrels.
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sTRAYEn or gToLEN

bIhAIkU Uh bIULLN
fNitON he slsf-cs Ger. On The nlshtsf thf ~
II lsgh tnst-, Dark Ray hAEe, bszseea LS-2N
Ia Is hzsds hig .rafbsT s1s,rt lui.t bind E&(A
the right eye. an si@r a. hrr faFrheiId- will
give liberal ward fnr her delivery b rz1k
ms rsss4enes thai place.
ApEie-i~s NM n BYEfs-
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ONWARD; Or, TIE MorNf1ES crAxHEEFRs. A
Tale Of Progress. By Jane Ann winscon. vol
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Proprirtors Pure q 500 Two Mic Heats
Eprl6-td Ia SAMUEL. J. CARTER.
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w. y. BERRY a CO., Public square
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ApNIssIoN.-Dress Circle so cents; Family Circle so
cents; Children 25 cents; Galleries IS cents.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-07

Meeting OF THE YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN AssocIATIoN.-A meeting of the
above-named Association was held at Room No.
5, of the Metropolitan Building, corner Ninth
and Walnut streets, on Saturday evening. To
judge from the size of the room it was largely
a. .ended, for there were about dozen persons
more in it than it would comfortably contain.
The meeting was called to order by E. T. Car
son and DR.. Daniel appointed to the chair, and
William S. Sampson Secretary.
Mr.. Sampson stated that the object of the
meeting was to organize all the elements that
were opposed to the present Administration
and to prepare themselves for the coming Spring
campaign.
Mr.. Enoch T. Carson spoke of popular SOW
ereignty, of the Police Bill, and said that the
latter was a form of tyranny worse than that
of any despotism in Europe.
He was followed by Mr.. James Elliott, who,
after few remarks, read the following resolu-
tions, which were adopted, viz:
ResolUed, That this Association heartily ap-
prove the call recently issued by the Opposition
City Committee for a Convention to nominate
NiIJ OiHCoIbI anu LudI We IeCOuultHu Iuo up
position voters of Cincinnati, without distinc-
ton of party, to unite once more in crushing out
the Lecompton and Buchanan Democracy.
Resotved, That the attempts now being made
by the Democratic Legislature at Columbus to
deny the people of Cincinnati the right of self
government are infamous and utterly disgrace
full to the representation of free people, and
that these efforts clearly demonstrate the utter
hypocrisy of the past professions of the Demo-
cratic leaders in regard to popular sovereignty
and the right of the people to govern them
selves.
Resolred, That these assaults upon the liber-
ties of the people of Cincinnati demand that
minor differences should for the present be laid
aside, and that all should heartily unite to give
their emphatic disapprobation of these efforts
to put the control of our city government in the
hands of the minority.
After some discussion committee of five
was appointed, composed of E. 7. Carson, Jas.
Elliott, Albert Lewis, DR.. Daniel and Charles
R. Fosdick, to propose candidates for officers of
the Association. The meeting then adjourned
to meet next Saturday evening, at seven o'clock,
at the same place.