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ton will leave Boston curly in June fer the
Northern coast of LahsAder snd Huds0nss
Straits. nndsr the aeharGe Of As. JOAN ~.
Dodge. . gentleman OF high literary snd scisn.
visiting that regioT every snmmer ior several
years past, for rocseationand tesSarch. TIE ~
y accomgenytaG etm wtll b composed eaisf.'
" of gentlemen rom the SmithsoDtan Iassts
about thirty IN oil. Two or thrss ladies also
Contemplate jotAiuG The pafty. ThA cruise
viii - devoted - hoRstags hshIng, and setoo.
tine inve:tigation, ead visit will b paiA 10
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CAPITAL puNJeHMknT IN NEW yO02-Tho
New York Assembly has very mafesially
modified the bill abOlishing the puntshnsas
Of death. As amended the bill retains the
punishment Of death for murder, treason. Or
arson in the first deGvss-that 10, for treason.
murder ey premedttatiou, BY poi1ou, or while
engaged in the preparation Of Burglary or
ed I'LL the expiration Of one year after Ike
passing Of sentence, ana until the Governor
shall issue his warrant therefor. Murder Ia
the second degree 10 to b punishsd with TN.
prison nent for life. As. thus amsnded. tho
bill passed the House by the decisive vote Of
q yeas to nays, and will doubtlsss pass the
Sen Ate aloO. ID tessF sFass} ssss ssEA
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THf OPxRA OF 1"LURLIxn"--The suceess Of
~. v. Wallace's opera of "L0rltnas" at he
Royal English Opera, London. seems to -
beyond precedent. AlthouEh-the season came
TO . Close on the 18th of last month, publle ca.
riQsity Was 20 little sstiAl1sd that 0r. HArrf.
son had 70 aanoancs nine addiuosae par.
have hesn' completed ths opsga Will hase -.
i0yed an anistarrupts1 Sun Of forty PER-
formances ~haviae bsea pro0ueed % tt zod
OF February and playing nightly sloee. re
QueeA aud Royal Family visited the Thsatre
three times in the sp9ce of ten dayt-aS
amount OF patronage which hes seldoin bsea
bestowed ON IN Enslish compoeer. &C. III.
Wallace who y eluSsn of The Untsed 0eea1.
can ~ @ cMllod. ~ sETss.9 8 9ss-sssss
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ROMANCE IN REAL LIIR-The CattarauRus
IN. ~ Freeman gives an interesting chapter
from the experience Of q couple who com.
menced the journey Of life together, in Buffalo
Mr. w. =. Harrison, Of Eliicottville and iss
Maria r. Smith, of BuHalo, were married at
the 0enesee House, In that city, two years ago.
The marriage was celebrated in the mon tn Of
April. For brief period all went we'll and
the marriage seemed likely to prove q highly
advantageous STAIR for both parties In the
month OF June succeeding their marriage Mrs.
Harrison made . visit to some friends in the
West aud listening to their omcious, inter-
meddling and ill-considered advice was pre-
vailed upon, much against the natural prompt.
lngs OF her heart, to desert her husband
Feeling that he had been deeply, grieviously
wronged, and naturally anxious to be freed
from AN entangiing alliance that had been pro.
ductive of such bitter fruits MI Harrison
sought and obtained a divorce from his wife in
the State of Ohio. But the affair was destined
not to terminate in that abrupt and unhappy
manner. The erring and misguided woman.
convinced of the periidy of her friends at leugth
awoke to perfect consciousness of the great
wrong she had inflicted upon her late ha band
A correspondence was opened be.ween them
she fully and freely acknow Aedged her fault.
and asked for and obtained his forgiveness.-
The smouldering flame OF their old affection
was rekindled, mutual vows Of love were ex.
changed anew, and on Saturday night last she
again became the wife Of Mr. Harrison.
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BOGUS PoLiOA-Ths Pstsssbare IVA, n.
tellisencsr. eotieing ,hs Tricks o usvslsrs
3 eOfss Tep pGscs " ,sas city. says : lssSss
rested By them Aoaday nisns. and -: -
eeiissr Up Al bis sAessy. He tiea askeS ~
va Wy .o 1tshmesd, asd vas direessSl q ~
SCssy rosnt kallroeA. which y SplIoved I'm
bach 70 poteSsbure. - Wssa
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TRAGIC AYTAIk.--A tragic occurrence took
place In Philadeiphia, on Monday last. An
Englishman named VIM. Smith, shot hts wife
ard then shot himself the immediate cause Of
quarrel being her refusal 70 give him . rinS
given her by her first husband. The Ledger
says: val ssaraf =i9g
On Sunday evening be was home till about
ten O'Clock, whom he left ana returned little
before midnight. Daring the day And even
ing he had repeated his threats to take her
life. but shedid not pay any attention to them.
Soon after his return she went into the room
where her children were sleeping, and he fol.
lowed her. While she was stOol,inx down to
arrange the covering Of the bed, he put q pistol
to her neck Just below the ear, aud nred i, the
ball passing into her mouth. He then put an
other pistol (he had provided himself with q
pair Of single barrelled Ones) to his head, and
inflicted the wound described. Tie wife then
went down stairs and aroused person resid.
ing in the house, who summoned DR.. Rihl to
their aid. The husband was found lying ON
the floor OF his chamber in q state Of seeming
unconscionsness, and until the wound was
examiLed he was thought to be fatally injured
Yesterday morning he was taken before AL
dermau Beitler and held for further hear.
ing. The injury to Mrs. Smith, though severe,
1t is believed, will not prove fatal. II II won.
derful she escaped instant death, the ball pass
ing so closely to a vital part. Smith 10 dfty
years old, and his wife about the same They
have four children.
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l1nlAN MA1nIA0u.--ThoR Rennk ~. oA.~..
kueussss The marriage Of Joka O1.ssso.ie ~
9se.eeAs graad.deughtsr Of etandise - ~ e
1aves fors, Of Oconalsfsa, JacSSoS csSStv =
yAicA Aas iAisa paaes agnone ~ SlSe..ss'.asSse
1ask ~ order ef eoaaetl of she oaeiss. nj
9ay0aGee among lAep ase - . ~ - 49, ~
1ienny has beei aholkhed. s.
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men because they were believed to conceda
everything to the North by asserting that STA
very has 20 legal exis tence in the Territories.
They, however, asserted that slavery ought not
to be abolished ia the District OF Columbia.
that more eifectual provision ought to be made
Tor the res toration Of fugitiye slaves and that
Congress has NO power TO prohibit the slave
opened, continued eight months, aad resulted
as follows: California was admitted Texas
was paid $l0. .UO ,UO0 and had her Boundary do.
dned, New Mexico and Utah were orgAnt3ed
as Territories without anything said about
slavery, the trade in the District Of COLUMBIA
was prohibited, and more effsctual pro yisioa
was made TOR the rendiuon OF fugitive slaves
congress adjourned on the 3vth September,
having done little else than pass these bill =
Gen. TAYLOR was dead, aud MILLARp FILL
MORE was now FTeaidenI
MIR. CLAY was in his seat on tho flrst day of
the next session. 0a the 23d December he pre-
sented number Of petitions Tor reyisioa OF
the tariR OF l636 with . view to adoltiOp al
protection. On the 10th February 4 btli came
from the Honse, massns aPprupstations for The
impfoyemsns 0t ceriaia harhota and rivera.
On the Let OF March tt Was catlod up a VIC.
lent struggie ensued, Mr.. CGAy sesoaGtng in
the combat with all the ArtUs ana ooesU Cf
his youthful days. This Nas - Iass pa5iia.
nenlasy sssaekss y wasee ~ safsss Ocn
WaeAloeton 70 sstsAd IN extra sesston of the
SsaAte, cenvpssd by ihs RyesiAeat tbY k4soa-l
tive nu.inesA tsfasing te ssestvs ~ eosssrAe-
Afssrwas6s As.ss.sns1 . Ksatpely % espsad
hia ios1u0mnMsone H returae6 % Wssh.
inssoa next seistnn, bNt M AeellA ~ nov
sisstly eaOe.s. a9a y 80 y @ 70 seas ~ :
hls roein, Aaa - Avowed - NJ ~ Co., ~
fpr HNaGnsy, ~ lepeueassd aay lntop 3SSticSS
q tbs 0.ysraMsnt - he QuArSols ol IuroYSS
1s rss: ss. y. e es,is; a. Pss|1s AZ
- = ~ ssl "a = ~ n =
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
tEt s- ---
al 50 DEP nav
sI.5O PER DAY.

The undersigned, having renewed their lease fora
Of years. have entirely retted the house, having
painted, carpeted anc refurnished throughout
The location of this House is unsurpassed, being
upoh the widest and most pIesent Chestnut ST.
directly opposite the Old State House, near the places
Of Amusement, The jobbing houses Of Market and
Thid Sis, and convenient 20 the city Railroads, the
of which run TO all parts of the city for hadime
fare.
The rooms are lerge. well lighted, have superior
ventilation and have been refurnsheI with care for
comfort. A
We are supplied with pure Milk Green, Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm belonging % us, and which IA
managed exclusively for the Hotel.
The propreiors ofthe American assure their friends
and patrons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments of this Hotel complete and its table com
pare iavorably with the best houses in the Union.
jan ~ '60-ly. WYATT y HEULlNGS.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
DELAWARE,
runctiOn and Breakwater,
And CONNECTING 1s"''
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, April
suzraa. 23d, 1860. Trains for the &C.
commodaiion Of Passengers
&Ss9s9 x~l will run as fellows, until fur-
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Kerosene g. Coal Oil LAMPS

Head Quarters and Mandatory No I'D South Second
Street. below Chestnut, and No. Carter Street. Phila-
delphIa.
M. b. DYOTT'S Excelsior Kerosene & Coal Oil Bur-
ner. MERRILL 6 JONES Spring burner, and all
other good burners for Coal OIL, together with The
largest and handsomest variety Of lamps, OF every
description. CHANDELIERS, from two TO fifty Bur-
nersGiasses, Weeks. Shades, and all articles per-
tanning the business together with the best Kero-
ssne OH in the Country-WhoesaIe u Retail-at the
Manufacturer lowest prices
Merchants and others will save money, by examn.
ing our Stock and Prices Nj. B. DYO'FTS'
Lamp and Gass Fixture Store and Factory, No. ia
sonlh Second " No. ] Carter Street, below Chest
nut, Philadelphia. Mr. 2-3m.
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Watches, Jewelry & Silverware.
CASSIDAY & BALL.

No. IL South Second Street, Philadelphia.
9s7N THEY would respectfully call the attention
ENA IL of purchasers of Goods. feeling assured Of
their ability compete with any other estab.
lishment. They have now on hand fine as
sortment of American, English and French GOLn and
SILVER LEVER WATCHES, Gold Fob, Guard and
Vest Chains, Seals and Keys. Fine Gold Jewelry,
Etruscan, Cameo, Coral, Garnet, Lava and Mosaic
Pms, Ear Rings. Studs, Sleeve Buttons, &C.; Gold
Pencils Medallions. Chateain Chains, etc.
HAIR JEwELRY-Every description Of Hair Jewelry
Plated and Mounted 10 order.
Observation-Disclosures equal to coin.-Tea, Tia.
BILE, Dessert Salt Mustard, Cream, Sugar and Gravy
Spoons. Tea, Table and Dessert Knives, Butter
Knives, Napkin Rings, etc.
PLATED WARE-A general assortment of PLATED
Ware comprising Forks. Spoons, Ladies' Knives, Cas-
tors Cake Baskets, etc.; Richly plated Teases, Urns
etc. .it.
The above goods will be warranted what they arr
sold for and at the lowest Cash Prices All orders by
moil promptly attended to
95- Watches and Jewelry carefully Repaired ant
Warranted. mayl2-ly
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To Planters and Gardeners.


The subscribers offer for sale &C 900 barrels of pou.
drelie, made by the Lodi Manufacturing Company. in
lots TO suit purchasers. This article is in Ae twent
eth yearoi rodi ction into this country, and has
outIived fertilizers Of every other description for the
following reasons:
lst II is made lrol the night soil Of the city ofNew
York. by the l.. M. TO-, who have capital of over
100000 invested in the business which is at risk
should they make tad article.
2d, For and vegetables il is the cheapest neat
est and handsouesl manure in the world IL can be
placed in direct cutact with the seed, forces and ri.
pens vegetation two earlier, prevents the cut
Worm, doubles she crop and s without disagreeable
odor. Three dollars wofh Two barrels Is all sufi-
cieIt TO manure nn acre OF corn in the hill.
PRIcE-l bbl sf3--2 bbls SO 50-5 bbls. 9, and over
bhls 81 30 per barrel delivered free Of carriage TO
vessel or railroad 10 New York City. 81
pamphlet containing every inlormatior, and Ger
lihcales from farmers alt tho United States. who
have used Il from Two 10 seventeen year, wiz be sent
free to any one applying Cor The came. "
| GRlFFING BROTHERS q Cus
60 Coriandt ST.. NJ " or l36 South Delaware Ave
nus, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
GLENN'S
One Price HAT and Can Storo

CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY BLocRN
N. West corner of Eighth and Race street.
Philadelphia.
THE public respectfully invited to bear IN nina
that at this Store may be found an assortmen, "s
Fashionable and Handsome MOLESKIN DRTSS
HATS, High. Low and Medium Depth Crown CI"S
and Glazed CAPS, Plush and Plush Trimmed Con.
for Children, at FAIR PRICES. RFNo two pr;cPp.
for regular Goods. ianls'iv
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Philadelphia Advertisements
CARRIAGE BUSINESS
Great Bargains i'm
CABINET FURNITURE

. FARSON g. DAVIS, a
No, 339 Walnat ST., second door below Fourth,
Philadelphia,
Being anxious to introduce their Furniture into the
matlet take this method inform the public that they
have large stock on hand, ofther own manufacture,
which is made Of the best materalsnd workmanship,
all of which they will warrant mar 22-ly
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9.rDruggists, Merchants, Farmers, and the public
everywhere win sell, at wholesale and retail, TO
the Spring Trade Of 1860. heavy stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, &C., &c, &c,
10000 Boxer of Window Glass, assorted sizes and
qualities. ty 'tss
10 900 Pounds Of Butty, White, Black, Red, &C.. in
Bulk or Bladders.
10000 Gallons Lilseed Oil, Spirits Turpehtine, Cam.
phine, Alcohol, &c.
20 Tons Of Pure White Lead, in Bbls Bbls. 100, So,
rs and i2A ID Kegs.
40 Tons Of New York White Lead, In Bbls Bbls,
100, so, 25 and i2l ID Kegs
IS Tons Of Pure French White Zinc, in Bbls, Bbls,
100, So, IS and l2A lb Kegs.
40 Tons of American Snow White Zinc in Bbls Bbls
100, so, rs aud l2A ID Kegs
20 Tons Of Lehigh American Zine, in Bbls, I Bbls,
100. so. IS and l2A ID Kegs.
25 Tons Of Zinc Pan Is. of different oolor, Bbls ABbls
100; so. Is and l2A ID Kegs,
30 Tons Of Mineral Paints, Of Different colors, dry OF
ground in oil. re
10. 900 Pounds Of Pure French Green. Chrome Green
yellow, Blue, Black, and other colors, dry ei
I 900 Pounds Of smaIs' assorted Blue, Black, Re J.
Green and other ceors Ss t
loo Packs Of Gold Leaf Glaziers Diamonds Glaziers
| Putty, Hack Knives, Sc.
1000 Gallons Boiled Oil, Yamshes, Japans, Zinc
Paint Varnish and CaIsomine Brushes together with
complete assortment Of first class Goods embraced il
The Drug and Paint Business,
/ li3 ALSO,
5000 Bbls. Roman Cement. b
5000 - Rosendae and Hydraulic Cement
/ / 900 Calcined, Land, Dentistry Casting Plaster
i ay-Al of which will sell at WHOLESALE or HETAIL
at from 10 70 20 per centess Than other establishments
i gis HENRY o. d. BANKS,
i Proprietor ofthe
Philadelphia Cash Drug, Paint and Glass Store,
South est corner OF Fourth and Callowhil stree's
Philadelphia. NAB s-3nl
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
-. FHIIAUELFHIh.
Corner f Chestnut and Ninth, SIS. opened

PHILADELPHIA.
Corner f Chestnut and Ninth, Sts. opened
*Rf February 18th.
liz This magnificent establishment has been
M iii erected by subscription; the stockholders COM
Mill Prising large number of the mosl enterprslng
business Of the city IN which assembled the Con-
tnenis Congress that gave TO the world thel Declara
ton of Independence.
The Hotel has accommodations for about One Thous-
and Guests and supplied with every modern improve
ment for the comfort and venience of families bus
ness men, and the entire business community.
vertical railway is being consrucIedupena a novel
and scientific principle, which renders accident mpoi-
sible, aoiding the oreaching the highest sto-
res without the fatigue Of ascending continued flights
of stairs, giving easy access to the urer air and quiet
Of the upper rooms.
Spacious corridors for ventilation and easy protec-
ton against the dangers o fire have been literally iT-
troduced. i -
An extensive Reading Room and Business Exchange
with Telegraph Office and connecting Writing Rooms
have been provided ON the first floor,
The whole of the interior arrangements and furnish.
ing have been the personal superntendence of PARAN
STEVENS under whose management the success Of the
Revere House and fremont House, Boston the Battle
House and Point Clear Hotel, Mobile and the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has been established.
The various departments of the Continental will be
conducted upon the same liberal scale which hal
! reed for the above named hotels their wellknowI
and extensive share Of public favor,
All communications for apartments, or upon any
business connected with the house should be addressed
TO Continental Hotel, in order to insure immediate
attention. J. e. STEVENS & co.
! mar 22-l I'm.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Philadelphia Advertisements.
n a MIITO m

NJ - fsHH & ] - ".
PHILADELPHIA; offers the '' Anfdl
GREATEST BARGAINS IN
CHINA, GLASS and QUEENswARE that can he b.,
any other store in tAe city. Their stock consists
part, Of the best qualities Of White Ironslone IN
Tea and Toilet Sets, Of all the latest patterns; aso
French and American Cut Pressed and PLAIN CIos' dIO'
ware In fact every article TO be found in Fi's,
Class China Store. rltss
WesOlcit call from all in want, PROMISING ,r.,
Inducements as cannot fail 10 please 0AII ooOI
NH 29-3m,
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Spring, 1860!

JPAAH9s AVOs
WALL Paper, Eaper zfangings.
]. HENRY JEFFERSON is now opening
over $4,000 YARDS OF WALL PAPER, Of
the latest styles, which will be sold at PhiIa-
phia prices. Please call and examine.
Also, beautiful assortment Of GILT, OIL
and PAINTED
Window Shades,
Green, Glazed Oil-co,h Buff and Green Linen
for Curtains. Cord and Tassels ofvsirious colors,
with Putnam's patent, self-adiusiirg, and >. 8.
Putman's patent Pendulum Curlain Fixtures
The above Goods are purchased directly from
the manufacturers, and will be sold at the low.
est prices.
NH 6-tf j. HENRY JEFFERSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Relic and Healfh DO WOLFF I'm

it, what we,
able to say of
cine, Err.
A SIN G l. 4
Feet A CURE,
ed. NeverdId
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Hardware,

A good lot, embracing Carpenters Tools,
Locks, screws. Hinges, &C., sold at cost by
TSCHUDY a. COLLINS, in Smyrna Farm
ers and Builders will take notice---the stock
includes such as used for building purposes.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

ARTICLES IN
Wood, Leather, Crockery. Glass, Ivory, Bone, Ala
baster, Marble, Rubber. Gutta Percha, Cloth, Pa
per, Papier Mache, Shell, Horn, Hone,
Plaster, &c.
And indeed there is scarcely article 10 the whole
range Of domestic economy, whether II De ior use or
ornament which, when broken cannot, with this pre-
paraon, be restored its original value. 1t ehallen-
ges the world ior lis superior Il Is indispensable IN
every HOUSE, WORKSHOP and ndCOuNTlNG-ROOMs
and no person afler trial Of
STARR'S CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE,
would willingly dispense with it for four times its COST
IL is always ready and always reliable. IL is not Oen
sve to the SMELL and is not affected by climate, and
where known it has become FIXED FACT.
The attention of dealers and is invited to
the following testimonials regarding superior quail
tiles. -
NEWARK, Nov. 2s, 1859.
"Affer faithful trial Of Stars Prepared Glue on
Wood, Leather and Cloth, at the Phen1 Works, most
cheerfnlly recommend its for all purposes gener-
ally required, and especially for family ..rcp USE
We. the undersigned having tested Starts Prepared
Clue, agree with the above Recommendation,
VIM. b. DOUGLASS, Cabinet Ware Manuiactnrer,
s' Newark, N. J.
LYsANDER WRIGHT, Machine DepOI, $50 Markssst
HEDENBURG & IITTELL. Carriage Manaineturer.
.a Newark, M.
WIN. H. KIRK & CO., Carpenters and Builders,
LEvERIcHs & ENDERS, Carriage Makers. Newark,
M.
STAIRS Chemically Prepared Glue is sold by all
Druggists Furniture Dealers, Grocers, Fancy Goods
PRIcE, a5 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
! A brush goes with each bottle. Put up for dealers
in cases from to l2 dozen. splendid Lhth,graphic
Show Card Printed in coors, given with each pack.
age AL srdes letters ofinqury by mail addressed
to the STARR GLUE COMPANY, 7
yv,u ,..,.,,. n,o,,u, .,,.n,oD q Liberty sl' NY
4 = -.7.,s pry-A liberal discount TO the trade a
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
The Fountain Hotel,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
w. C. FOUNTAIN a. G.. a. LEONARD,
PRoPRIETORs.
This Hotel is now open for the reception of visitors
Il has been reteJ and refurnished throughout, for
the better accommodation of guests and boarders. Its
location is in the very centre of the business portien OF
the city. Board, 81 25 per day.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

bf R RUsL n g:
I. Money is received every day, and in any amount,
large small ~.-s.
T. FIVE PER CENT interest is paid on money
from the day itis put in.
g. The money is always paid back in GOLD, when-
ever IL is called for. and ithout notice.
4. Money IS received from Executors. Administra-
tors Guardians and others who desire TO have il in
place Of perfect safety, andwhere interest can be OBJ
famed forit.
5. The money received from depositors is invested
in Real Estate, Mortgages. Ground Rents, and such
other first class securities the Charter directs. fs
6. Office Hours--Every day from till clock,
and on Mondays and Thursdays Till o'clock IN the
evening. -. s
This old and we'll established SAVING FUND has
received more than TEN MILLIONS OF dollars from
nearly thirty thousand depositors
HON. HENRY l.. BENNER, Pres't. q
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres't,.
VIM J. REED, Secy
DIRECTORS: ~
Hon. Henry l.. Benner, | Francis Lee,
Edward Carter, F.Carroll Brewster,
Robert Selfridge, Joseph B Barry,
Sanl'l X Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
C Landresh Munns, Henry DfenderfFer.
Office:
WALNUT STREET, Southwest corner Third
PHILADELPHIA.
maris-ly
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
RESOLUTIONS.

Reso1ced, That the Agency City Wid,-
Awakes hereby tender their warmest thanks
to the Republicans, of Kirkvie and vicinity,
for the liberal hospitality they extended us
on the evening Of the 10th inst, when on
our way to the great Republican mass meet
ing at Oskaloosa. .......
%. That they are whole-souled Repul,li-
cans, untiring in zeal, and unsurpassed in
hospitality, well meriting tn, grateful ramem.
brance of the Agency City Vida wakes.
3D.. That we also hereby express our
heartfelt thanks to the hospitable Republi-
cans of Oska!oosa, for the kind and liberal
accommodation we received from them while
in their city.
4. That the Republicans Of Oskaloosa O,
that occasion proved themselves to be OF
wide awake zeal and spirited enterprise in
the cause Of Line Din and Hamlin, and that
the mas meeting was complete success,
red ,nndng to their great credit.
5. That we hersby return special thanks
to the Oskaloosa Wide-Awakes for the kind
attention they paid us on the occasion.
6. That the foregoing resolutions be pub
lished in the Oskaloosa Hsrala, and Ottum-
wa Courier.