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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12

record a sad casualty that took place Yesterday
afternoon in the town of Sheffield, in the west
ern part of Massachusetts,. Three young la
dies were drowned while bathing in that place,
viz: Miss Bradford, Miss Mary Lemist and
| and Miss Gertrude Lemist. The two last nam
ed were the only daughters Of Mr.. Geo. Lem
list, formerly merchant of Boston, and a resi-
dent of Aledford The former was about IA,
and the last named about IL years OF age
They were passing their summer vacation in
Berkshire county.-Boston Transcript, llh.
CONNECTICUT.
Margaret Harmon, a love-lorn Irish girl of
Is, in New London, was determined to marry
a Portuguese negro" in spite OF the oppos-
ton of her father, and so much noise was
made over the matter that the police were
called in to settle the difficulty. While on her
way to the watch house, she escaped from the
officer and desperately plunged off the pier into
the harbor; but instead OF drowning, swan
vigorously to another pier where she was res
cued by the officer and taken to the lookup
without any more fuss.
One OF the clergymen in town recently
visited by Dan Rices circus, pressed him into
the colportage service, and obtained his prom.
Use to distribute tracts in Hartford and other
places. Arriving at Hartford, he religously
fulfilled the contract, to the great astonish-
ment of the multitude who did not understand
the joke. If the good man had urged Dan to
read them, we fear his efforts would not go on
so satisfactorily.
Merritt Thompson, keeper of the New Haven
light, discovered boat capsized at distance
OF five miles from land, and promptly putting
off i'll his boat had the satisfaction of saving
two brothers named Burnett from drowning.
They had been fishing and their sailboat was
capsizcd by squall
In the Superior Court at Norwich in the
ease of Noyes and Eddy, contractors, against
the New Haven and Stonington railroad, for a
balance claimed for building the Stonington
extension, decision has been rendered by
Judge Park, awarding So, 1856 81 and costs to
the plaintiffs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ga student of Fort Edward Institute" writes
from Warren, Mass, to the Spy, as follows =
august 11h. Inoticed in this mornings Spy
an account of "Prot. Poulson's" Opponents,
with various slight mistakes, which hereby,
as one acquainted with the man and circum-
stances, take the liberty to correct.
The mistakes, as tollows-1st it is Prof.
Poalton instead of Poulson-secondly-h was
music teacher of Fort Edward Institute in
stead of Iroy-Thirdly did not escape in
the manner which your paper implies, but was
released by bail, soon after which he was
caught at Waterford had his long flowing locks
cut off aud very literally besmeared with a
coat of tar and feathers"
The trial of S. NJ Booth, formerly editor of
the Milwaukee Democrat, for seduction, result
ed on Saturday in disagreement of the jury,
who were out twenty hours, and another
trial was granted.
The last fashion" announced from Europe
is that of dressing very plainly when going
to church. Some Of the ladies of the FIRST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TAmerican Telegraph Once, Lincoln House Block.l
Arrival Of the North Star.

New YORK, Aug. 1l.-Steamer North Star
from Aspinwall, ID inst, has arrived. She
brings California dates Of the 10Th ult., and
500 passengers. There is nothing important
from California.
The excitement on the Isthmus about the
Indian mounds is dying out
The English steamer Parametta was still
lying on the reef near St. Thomas. All her
cargo had been thrown overheard, and divers
were at work blowing up the coral rock on
which she is lying.
The sloop-of-war St. J ary's sailed from
Panama on the 18th for Realcgo.
Advices had been received OF revolutiona-
ry movement at Carthagena on the 23d OF
July, when the liberal party pronounced
against the authorities, and appointed ex Gov
ernor Juan Jose Ncto provisional ruler
The California markets were dull, with lit
tie prospect of immediate improvement. East
India and China products were declining in
consequence of heavy stocks.
The Star of the West arrived up at ten
O'Clock. She brings California mails of July
10th; 500 passengers, and Sl,S6O,OO0 in spe-
Gle. No news.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.


OutwiHed.-A certain stad elderly gentleman
( of our acquaintance was surprised day or
two since by the receipt of a card, which an
nounced the marriage of his temporarily alb
sent daughter. Said daughter had been rath-
err closely watched, and quietly took the OPP
portunity in connection with her pesecuted
lover, to circumveut her papa We observed
that papa was rather nervous and that at last
he was absent from his duties, and on inquiry
ascertained that he had given chase Later in
the day he appeared, rather crest-fallen. We
would only say, further, that some of our SUBJ
scribers received their papers rather late that
day.--Lo0eH Citizen.
Geo. w. Stebbins and Thomas Page were
arrested in Lowell for stealing four oxen !;
pleaded guilty. The oxen belonged to Col.
Paul Porter Of Wenham. He was not aware
Of his loss until he was visited by the City
Marshal last evening, as the oxen were taken
cut of a remote pasture.
"A party of excursonists from Reading Wis
tied Nahant one day last week on a picnic ex-
cursion, and the same night seventeen of their
number were taken seriously ill, purging and
vomiting but subsequently recovered. Wheth-
or their sickness arose from excess of clam
chowder, or imprudence in bathing, is not de-
termined.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
The failure of A. b. Wheeler of this town,
for $4,000, was reported few days since.
nat. w. has been extensively engaged in bust
ness of various kinds, and the confidence re-
posed in his shrewdness aud arrangement has
given him the command of large capital,
much OF it probably drawn from persons of
puihll means who will be affected more or less
lerlously by this downlall.--Norh Bridgewater
Gueehc
DERKslfIRE COUNTY.
1hree Young Latiics Drowned. We regret to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
The Next Atlantic Gable.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Atlantic Tele-
graph Co. have decided to make the conductor
of the next cable OF six copper wires twisted,
and of about six times the size of the old ca
bic. There will be no outside covering of iron
wire on the cable Us was the case with the last
one, except for few hnadred miles at each
end. The new cable is to be laid down and
guaranteed in all respects, and is expected to
be in order for business early next summer.
Mr.. Cyrus w. Field of this city, occupies
two columns of the New York papers with a
full statement of the affairs of the company
and we understand that the American public
will have an opportunity to subscribe to the
new stock guaranteed by the British govern
ment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
Brighton cnttle Mnrket-Anr.

At Market 1900 Beef Cattle ITS Stores 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 500 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE--Prices-Ext $3.50; first quality $500;
second quality, 81; third quality S. So
WORKING 0XEN-$l00 SIG % Sl20.
Mich Cows-S45 "a Al: common SIS @ 49,
VEAL CALVES So a 81.
SToREs-Yearlnes SO q Sill; Two years old SIG a "a;
Three years old S2S "a a.
IIIDEs-7s Csc q ID none but slaughter at this
ket); Calf Skins-l2 a I3c u H.
TALLow-Sales at a &c.
PELTs-56 q SIC each.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl so; extra 80 so q 500
SwINEStores wholesale, SIC; Spring pigs tic; retail
S9c fat hogs, undressed, none
Beeves sold by the head at prices equal to the val
per pound of the estimated weight Of beef the
quarter, together with the fifth quarter, the hide
tallow at the price, shrinkAge from live weight
agreed on by the partiesvaryng from Is o. "a e
Number of cars the different roads Western and
Fitchburg 81 e from Albany, Lowell and Boston l76;
Boston and Maine g. Total, 1871.
Remarks-ihe here is little variation in prices of
Beef Sheep Swine. Not much stock at market but
prices about the same all through
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Ten Broeck's Victories,

New YORK, Aug. 11.-Liverpool papers OF
the Both, state that Ten Brock horse, Starke,
won the Bentnck memorial stake on the pre-
vious day, in a field of fifteen horses Prior
ess was third. The value of the stakes was
one thousand sovereigns. Mr.. Ten Brock is
said to have won $4,000 on tie Goodwood
stakes, won by Starke previous to this race.
Mr.. Ten Broeck's two-year-old colt, Umpire
sired by Lecompte, won the nursery stakes, -
at Goodwood, on the Friday previous.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
Naval.

New YORK, Aug. 11.-Advces from Pen
sacola of the 9Th inst, state that the corvette
Brooklyn had received special instructions to
proceed to Vera Cruz with bearer of de.
spatches to the American Legation in Mexico
The Brooklyn would remain at Vera Cruz at
the disposition of Mr.. McLane.
Commander William Smith has been order.
ed to the command of the receiving ship at
Boston, vice Livingston detached. The name
of the United States steamer Metacomet, now
in Brazil, has been changed to Pulaski.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
NInrket--Nrw Yonk. August II.

COTTON unchanged; sales 800 bales; midding up
lands l2Ac.
FLoUR-Recelpts 1925 bbls sales - bbls State and
Western heavy unsettled and 10 % l5c lower unsound
SO a $50; super State SAILS S445; extra State 81, 81
a 4,S0 round hoop Ohio, s4,75 % 4,S5 for Land $500
$40 for fresh ground; common to good extra Western
$3.50 % 500; Southern heavy and lower; sales 34O(
barrels; mixed to good $3.50 q 5,55; fancy and extra
1928 "a SIS; Canada super and extra nominal.
GRAIN.-Wheat unchanged; sales 800 bush Western
red. winter, sO0 choice white Kentucky, 81 AS for
new amber Kentucky, 81, 35 Corn rner; sales 81 00t
bush; mixed Yves ern Is q SOC for new; white Southern
S4c choice yellow Western Sic. Oats unchanged South
ern and Jersey 300 &c., Northern and Western, IS G14
PROYISI0NS-Beet lower; sales $50 bbls; country
mess 81 q 500; prime, s5l5 g 625; repacked Chicago
but steady for mess; sales 250 bbs; mess $3.50 l4OO
prime $40 90 1925 Bacon dull Hams a she; Shoulder:
III "a &c. Cut meats packages Lard steady; sales
bbls Butter steady; Ohio II "a l6c State l6 TO- Rice
heavy Sugars less active and rather heavy sales 65(
hhds Muscovado 81 "a 63c Havanasaes "a boxes at 81
Coffee active and irmer for Rio sales 1861 bags Dri
vate terns Rio by auction at 100 "a l2sc. Moasses
steady; New Orleans at 40 42c Muscovado IS hhds al
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hi II ID.

In this city, Aug. g. James, son of Richard Barry 2
mos; Homer E., son of Edwin Albee, Smos 6 days 10TH
Bailey. 50.
In this city, Aug TO- Clarence Eugene. youngest son of
D. G. and Mary A. Gates, yr 10 mo
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock at their residence,
20 Thomas street Relatives and friends invited to
tend.
In this city, Aug. H. James Sullivan, 80 yrs mos
Funeral Saturday, 18th inst, at quarter before IL
O'Clock from the residence of Mr. John Tatman Green
wood street Relatives and friends invited to attend
In Fitehburg Mrs Lorano, widow of Warren Chase 49,
In Falmouth, Aug TO- Hon. John jenkins, g..
In Princeton, at the Waehusett House, Aug Charles
Levi only son EFF Levi and Clara E. Wetherbee, yrs IL
mos.
In South Natick, Aug. s, Mrs. Fanny Bigelow. 81.
81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12

n. B.-Beef extra and first quality includes nothing
but the best large, lat, stall fed OXed.
second quality includes the best grass fed Oxen the
best still fed Cows and the best three year old Steers
Ordinary consist Of Bulls
Sheep Extra includes Cossetts and when those of in
ferOr quality are thrown out.
There were ears the Eastern Railroad 1913 over
the Boston and Lowell over the Fitchburg of those
over the Fitchburg were from Albany.
Remarks-Not any change in prices of Beef Sheep;
the stock was not large for the last week two.
but there sufficient for the demand The cattle from
Albany owing to the break the Vermont and Canada
Railroad, came over the Western road this week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
Cambridge Cattle Marke-Aug. 10

At market So Catte about 800 Beeves and 55 Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows, and one two
and three years old.
PRICES OF MARKET BEEF-Extra S700 a $3.50: first
quality S6,25 "a S650 second quality 90 third
quality S4,l5; ordinary $3.50.
STORES Working oxen-From SIS. 100 q sl75 y pair.
Cows AND CALyS-From Sl5 IS, IS a Sbl.
years Old SIS to S3i
VEAL CALyES-S4,00 a $500.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-2UI0 at market-Prices in lots, 81
q l,5J. Extra S3,25 a. $500.
HJDEs-I8 q SC. u h. Taow, I a 72c. Il III.
LAMBS PELrs56 a. SIC. each. Cat Skins, Il @ 3c u
IN
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Sault st. Marie Canal.

DETROIT, Aug. lit has been officially
determined not to close the Sault st. Marie
canal for repairs as contemplated, during the
present season of navigation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
MAR RVEn.

In this city, Aug. 8, by Rev. H. Il. Wayland Sullivan
Forehand to Nettie daughter of Ethan Allen ESQ., all
this city.
In Plymouth, Aug. 5, by mutual consent Nathan c.
Lewis to Mrs. Eunice A. Babbitt of Boston,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
1,RIMMINGs, TRIMAIINGs |.

Cartons of Dress Trimmings, in those scarce
desirable coIors, Brown, and Brown and White
Also. several cartons of Fall Trimmings.
400 Cartons of all silk best quality Black Velvet Rib
IONS, at half price bp the piece.
800 Pieces extra heavy Black Silk and Twist Fringes,
ell widths, at low prices
Mantlla Trimmings. at half price
Elegant assortment of Buttons, Bindings and Tasses
Ladies in want of Dress Trimmings will always find the
est assortment and the lowest prices at store
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
BLACK LACEs.

25 New pieces of Black Lace Flouncing, for Mantlas
from yd. to yds. wide the only full assortment in
Worcester We shall clear them out at low prices.
Inches broad Black Silk Edgings at the low price Of
Is cents per yard
600 doz new Black Trimming Laces, in all widths at
unheard of low prices
An elegant assortment of Real and Imitation Valen
ciennes Laces and Insertngs.
200 Pieces of Real Thread Laces in white and Black
100 Pieces of new Gimpure and Brussels Laces.
All our Real Laces have been marked down fully IS
per
Yard wide plain Double Mesh all silk Lace the low
price of so cents yard; worth rs cents.
The largest assortment of Plain, Dotted and Figured
Silk Laces ever seen, at greatly reduced prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
STEAM OILER EXPLOSIONS
Ashcroft's Low-Water Detector

This simple and efficient instrument has been thorough
lytcsted and has saved numerous Steam Boilers from
natural laws Of gravation and upon any artificial
MEANS either Springs, Levers, Valves, or Floats.
The attention of those having Steam Boilers is called
the following references few of the many parties
who have adopted the Detcctors some of them having
Hamilton Cotton Mills Suffolk Mills Belvldcre Wooden
Co. Lowell Beachery, Prescott Mills, Lawrence Manu-
Lumber Co., Middlesex Manufacturing Co. Massachu-
sets Cotton Mills, Hamilton Print Works, Nierrimack
con, Cty Of lowell Dr. j. G. Aver, Lowell; Pemberton
Mills, Atlantic Cotton Mills Lawrence; Henry S. Wash
Co. F. Willard 4 Co. Bay State House, State Luuatic
Asylum, Woreester Bradford, Taft, Co, Evans Sea
Burkhardt Boston Betting Company Rox6ury; Danvers
Bleachcry, Lord q Hardy, Aaron +. CLARK, Nelson &
Merrill, James NJ. S0uthWick, W. NJ. Jacobs Danycrs
DANES Lord James Sanborn NJ. ?. Arnold, Wilkins &
Walden }. e. simpson, Salem John Woodbridge, Philip
j. Tapley, Lynn: Edward PTanker Co. Francis Scott
d Son, Saugus; Draper, lift, Co. North Atteboro'
Blacks9ne Manaiaeturng c. BLACKSTONE; G. + Tai
yens d Son, North Andover; Stevens Co.. Haverhll :;
~; Taunton Foundry and Machine Co. Taunton: East
ern Railroad, Norway Iron Works, Boston, Somervle
IN Rhode Bland-Thonas j. Hill, A. D. & j. Y. Smith,
Daily Journal Providence Daily Post John Gorham 4
Co., Tingiey & Bro Providence Tool co.. W. B. Dean,
Dyervie Manufacturing Co. Sacket Davis Co.. \. f..
& McReady Butler Hospital, j. c. Peckham l. Co.
Franklin Foundry and Machine Co, E. NJ Chafec d Co.,
Pontiac Manufacturing Co.. Union butt Co.. d. Arnold
Co, Fletcher Bro. Builder Iron Foundry Commercial
Steamboat Co. Silver Spring Bleachery, Providence;
Pawtucket; Clinton Manufacturing Co. Edward Harris,
Social manufacturing Co, Woonsocket; Lonsdale Co,
Print Works, Warwick j. " Slater, Siatesvi lie;
Dodgevile Manufacturing CO., Dodgevlle: Hebronve
IN Mem HAMPSHIRE Print Works. Amos
keag, Loco Works Manchester; Jackson Co., Nashua
pany, swampscot Machine Co, Newmarket.
ManniaftgrSd By &c GO E. H. AS 81 r,
au3 deod3m 81 Sudbury street, Boston.
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RLACK LACE Wells.

rs Doz pretty round cornered Dotted Wells, with
mead border the astonishingy low price of SO cents
They very cheap IS cents Every lady in of
q Veil should look at these
boz Mohair Wells at 372 cents.
5000 Elegant French and Persia Lace Wells from Is cts
Up to IS; marked down very low.
DOE Real Thread Lace Wells, from Sc to S25 each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12
9leh advertisements,

CHANGE IN BUSINESS. = Thanking
~ my many patrons and the public generally for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon me- now most cheer
fully recommend my successor, Mr.. l.. A BRACKET, to
my customers, as gentleman of superior qualifications
and ten years experience in the business Feeling
confident that he will always meet your wants. ask
continuance to him Of your patronage heretofore lib
orally extended to me- Yours, respectfully
N. J. EATON.
Having purchased of Mr. N j. Eaton his stock of En-
brodcres and Fancy Goods shall, at all times, keep
hand n assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, Wooden Yarn,
Embroideries Laces Thread Store articles, all of which
shall sell at the lowest cash prices / would respect
fully ask you to call and examine before purchasing
where, as feel confident make it for your advan-
tage H. A. IRA TX ETT
aull daf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12

BY +. b. LAMsoN.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF HOTEL
u FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-will be sold at pub
lie auction, without reserve the entire Furniture and all
the Fxings in the Lincoln Square Hotel in Worcester
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August instant com
mencng at O'Clock a. M, and will be continued uuti
all is sold. Terms made known at sale.
aul2 DIST Il. B. LAMS0N, Auctonesr.
. scriber offers for sale the well known John Jacobs
49, Farm situated in West Mbury, miles from
Worcester The farm has seventy of very excellent
soil choice supply Of fruit trees buildings in excellent
condition, the barn having cellar it, first rate fencing
of stone wall and surface made smooth by improve
ment that the moving has been done by machinery for
several years. Terms easy. Inquire OF
A. c. HovEY.
West Millbury, Aug 1859. dlm&wtf aul2
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MOHAIR MITTs.

6UVU Mohair Mtts down at less han half
Is boz more of those exquisite Mohair Mtts, at 81 80
up to SIS pair
50 boz of and only the best quality Kid Gloves.
IS boz best Jouvins White Kid Gloves, at IS cents
| air. They worth 81 90.
Ladies in want of Cotton and Silk Hosiery and Gloves,
In all sizes will do well to call and look large
nprtmcnt and low prices.
Parasols and Fans at half price.
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A PERFECT NOVELTY.

Portable Machine, weighing four pounds; be
carried from to rooms be attached instantly to
any workable stand obtains the praise and approval
OF all who use ii.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12

DERKsrfIRE COUNTY.
'ee Young Ladics DfoUaed.-We regret to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-12

and all other kinds of Embroderies marked down at
heard of low prices The largest sale of rich Embroidered
Handkerchief Lace, Hem. Stitched and Linen Cambria
Handkerchief which the ladies of Worcester and vicinity
ever dreamed of
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-30
Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

THIS plantation is situated on Dry Bayou, in the
i Parish of st. Landry, seventeen miles -
rom OpelouSes and eleven miles from T,s
yYYashington It is also only eleven miles by l,,H,i >
water, n~avigahle for balges from Lyons AksA
Landing aud warehouse on the Conrtableau, two
miles below Washington, the plantation is we'll
adapted TO the culture of either sugar CT cotton
and can be purchased on easy terms to suit purcha-
sers.
The above plantation consists of one thousand
acres Of land, fur hundred acres of which are
cleared and under good rail fences the residue is
covered with cane, with the exception of thirty
or thirty-ive acreaof cypress swamp, sufficient tor
plantation purpose, besides the four hundred acres
Of cleared Epd, there are sixf acres deadened.
from which wood has been used The last TIVE years
for sugar making, the u~nclearcd lands is heavily
timbered with oak, ash, cottonwood, hickory, elm.
sweet gum. ~sassafras etc, in point Of fertility of soil
it is not surpassed by any land in Louisiana. The
improvements consist of a good frame dwelling
house, cabins, sugar mill, (horse- power) a good
range of kettles. There is sufficient cane growing
on the plantati n to furnish plant or seed cane for
sixty acres, adjoining the plantation there are one
thousand acres of fine unimproyed land which can
he purchased on moderate terms, as a stock range
it is excelled by no wooded country. For informa
ton apply to David Morgan on the premises or to
the undersigned at Opelousas.
Opelousas, July 80, 1859.
JONATHAN HARRIS,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-30
Tribute of respect to the memory OF George
X. ynrtCllc.

X. wartcllc.
On the receipt of the mourntul news tnat
GEORGE K. WARTELLE, of this place, died at Der
wick City, in the Parish of st. Mary, on satulaay
last, the sd instant. a special meeting OF 81. Landry
Lodge No. % /. o. %. f., of which he was a melnhe,r
was called. ut Opeluusas, on Thursday the 2Sth
instant. - 80
After the object of the meeting had been ex-
planned in a few appropriate remarks by bro. r.
Leonce Hehrard, Bro. VIM. H.. Spencer offered .he
following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted by the Lodge.
IYa,,ea,. The melancholy tidings of the death
of or beloved brother George K. Wartelle, nave
|caused the members of this Order to assemble IN
sadness to pay a last t,lhhte Oh fespexP W .he
mem, nv OF the loved and lost. -.
Be ii Resolred. That. in the morning OF q lie,
which promised to be one of n%sefulnes death sum
manpd our broth from amnng cherished frieids. from
amidst kind relations, and from the bosom Of a
young and lovely family into the presence o, t .1,
reveal the tllonghts, m tives, and actions. which
Ey~acte,ized himdt rough his short career from
%radle to the ;rmb. The final judshent, we
n .aSns no 81 Sc to fear. but his early and
':, =: 4. nd, I: i; =. as, ; E: 3. :'; E; ); , :'$ Ct; ~, VI IF
infant orpha,. " his nanre in sadness, and in
taors a father nm. bother, brothers aud sisters
will weep his untimely end friends Will honor ms
memory anf Keep green 'ne ~
S'T +" at =, We s', offer our sincere cons with the
assurance that our love for the %SStsparted and our
grief at his demise are scarcely less than thelfs-
May our loss prove his eternal gain! -
Resoired, That. as a token of regard for the de.
ceased, the members Of this Lodge wear the usual
badge of mourning for 20 days.
Resoired, That these res lntions be published in
the Opelousas papers ard. that an authentic copy
of the same be forwarded by the Secretary to|tne
familyo of our deceased brother.