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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-24

| How THEY TREAT KENTUCKIAEs IN "DTxrm'
-SoNE PLAIN TALK-The New Orleans
Picayune of the l7th inst. contains an ae-
count of the arrest of Stephen A. AushaIl,
9 Aentuckian, in that city, who was charg-'
ed with being Union man." He was
arraigned before the Recorder, acknowledge
ed his guilt, saying that not only was he a
U nlon man. but he was willing, if need be.
to lay down his life in its defence. The
PicayUne adds, mysteriously, that he /" was
disposed Of" Whether this means that he
was murdered or impressed into the rebel
service, is a matter of conjecture.
One remarkable characteristic of tb;s -
oellion has been, that while our enemies
have made war upon as, We have not mad.
war upon them; while they are in earnest,
we seem to be in jest; while they drive out,
ana hang, and impress every man who dsres
70 assert his allegiance to the United States
we tolerate and researd men who. day after
day, faunt their reasonable sentiments u
tne faces OF honest men. We allow such men |
As John u. Davis to speak without moles- I
tation, who asserted in Rockville. the other
day, that the Union men in Indiana vo,,d
De begging his protection soon," when the
South having conquered as such traitors
will have influence with our conquerors.-
30 fondly has the North chung to the prin-
iPleS of Free Press and Free Speech, that
now tolerates the issue of treacherous
heets, and tamely submits to the utterarces :
treason. We know that feelings of graf !
1cation at our repulse have been expressed
a the streets of this city. In the language
certain lawyer here, who was COM
renting on the fact, we say " that all such
re traitors, and deserve to be hung" If = :
ny man makes the application of this to
mself, we should be pleased to hear from
N.
f .-.t
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e9~Fhe New York World says Mr.. Har-
Vey, o. s. Minister to Portugal, while in
Paris, was in frequent communication with
Tomas Butler King, the Confederate En-
NJ ssary in France, and that Henry w. Spen-
GER Consul at Paris, has been throwing all
OF his influence indirectly in favor of the
feoels and against the Governments, to
whom he is indei'ed for his position. 1t ia
quite mystery to The World, as it is TO
many others, that these men should be kent
in their present positions by the Admins
tration.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

r FOR PLAEK sIDH-wA
may 18th, lS6l.-And now it is hereby ordare6
nu Irected Dy the Common Council Of the CITY Of
evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
avenue, from franklin street to Seventh arrest
IN sala CITY, cause the sidewalks thereon 70 BE-
oIoeght 20 the proper grade, and that they causo
= m1s-"aik OF class No. TO DO laid down thereon
within within thirty days from the publication Of this
Ut Sfa.t,. ON p. BURKE, Clerk.
NhotA OIhcey July Sd, 1861. ful2
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BG-The 18th regiment, numbering about
500 men, left the city yesterday for the seat
of war. They filed two trains. A large
crowd of citizens were assembled at the de-
pot to witness their departure. At Camp
Vanderburgh, the regimen! in camp there
was ura"n up in line, two files deep, and
gave 'nelr comrades in arms ronsing cheers
as tney passed. The 18th will be in The
next ADVANCE movement from Washington,
and tne desire or the boys to have "brush"
with the rebels will be grati6ed.
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IAarnrtiuanant.1

sO- The very light draught steamer
POLAND, drawing only seventeen inches,
Capt. GRAcEY, DUNCAN and Cox Clerks, has
taken the mail in place of the Star Grey
Eagle, during low water, ia the Louisville
and Henderson trade. Leaves Evansville
Cor Louisville every Monday and Thursday.
For freight or passage apply to Cox & Hun
pHREY, Agents, Office ever Canal Bank, Ev-
ansville.
For the truth of the Poland's " carrying
the mail in place OF the g Star Grey Eagle ?"
we refer to the Postmaster at Evansville
and Louisville.
Cox & HUMPHREY, Agents.
July I9-Iwd
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I. W. B.

The present indications, are that the
repulse of Sunday is likely to prove a dear
victory to our enemies Within ten davs
the rebels will be again attacked by an ar
my OF such proportions that the issue will
be beyond question. 1t was, perhaps. ne
cessary that this retreat should have occur
red, in order to arouse the North to the
magnitude of the contest in which we are
involved. We are beginning to realize the
proportions of this rebellion, and we must
be prepared to meet it, The result is be-
yond all doubt It only remains for the
Government to prosecute the war with re-
neWed vigor, and at once set on foot prepa-
rations of such nature as shall insure the
speedy occupation of Richmond. The Can
ital of Virginia win be ours, sooner or Ia
ter. We may meet with many defeats, but
the North cannot draw back until its re-
sources are exhausted. To-day, the cause
Of the Union is stronger than ever before,
IND the defeat of Davis more certain than
II any previous time during the war.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

D h RPoR PLAEK sIDR-w AK
JHly 9Th, Iceland now ft "a berabv ordar.d
ana directed by the Common Council OF che citv Of
evansville that the owners Of all lots or pnrts of
9to fronting on or adjoining the southwest side or
ninth street, between Ann and Division streetg IN
SAID city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be broueht
70 the proper grade and that they cause A side
walk OF class number to be laid down tbereon
within thirty days from tho publication OF this Or
aer: P. BURKE, Clerk.
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bks@Mr. s. Catlett brought the Journal
Office, from his farm on the lower Bayou.
some of the finest apples OF the season.
Mr.. Catlett is well known, in thIs part of
the country, as fruit raiser, and he al
ways remembers the Journal when he
brings it to market. The boys return their
sincere thanka.
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BEr If our Water Street friend who
thought our leader of yesterday too de-
spending, will visit our sanctum and read
the indianapolis Journal, he will turn to
our article for encouragement and consolA-
ton.
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B@ There is daily mail connection now
between New Harmony and this place.
The Postofice Department has recently or
dered change in the running of the New
Harmony and Princeton mail, so as to leave
Princeton on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays after the arrival Of the train
The Evansville and New Harmony mail
leaves on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
MORNINGS. There is a daily mail Except
Sunday as beforeFmentioned.
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80 A communication wss LEFT en- our
desk yesterday, correcting statement
by us several days ago, concerning Captain
Denby's Company We said that it was
the only company that appeared TO have
any vitality in it. We are pleased to state
that the Vanderburgh Greys, Union Guards,
and Captain Reitz's company still maintain
their organizations, and drill. every week
We only regret tbst we have not fully or
ganized regiment in the city, ready to turn
out at any call of the proper officers.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

r R FOR PLARK sIDE-wALx.
Nay 18th. is6l:-And now Il "a hereby ordered
ExsnsViiie, that the owner or owners OF lot Ne
lot, IN the original Plan Of said city, cause the
Sidewalk Of said lot on second street fe -
brought to the proper grade ana that thew eaviss
2 siae-waik OF class No 20 be laid down Thereof
Within thirty days from the publication Of tbis
Clerks Ofacs. July Sd. 1861. INV JsIvs
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~ Capt. Stockings cavalry company,
of Rockport, came in town last evening
After passing through the principal streets,
they proceeded to the Salt Well. They
numbered about eighty men and were we'll
mounted.
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INDIANA TO LOSE acknowledgements
Morton, just retained from Washington, re-
ports that be has succeeded in getting all
the States claims on account of the present
war, audited and accepted. He gives it a.
his opinion that Indiana will not lose $l0,-
900 by the war. This speaks well for the
financial skill of Governor Morton, ard the
honesty of his suberdinates.-St State Sentinel
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CORPORATION NoTTCp

z VoR PLANK SIDE -WALK
July LIST, lasl.-And now it is hsrsbv ora.r-S
ana directed BY the Common Council Of the civ ~
EVan9ViIle that the owners OF all lots or paris az
oIs fronting on or adjoining the east sido Of Feurth
avenue, between franklin and Seventh atreots a
sald city, cause the side-wAlks thereon 10 Il
Dnougnt 70 the proper grade, and that they Gauss =
slas Walk OF class No. 2 20 be laid dsurn theraoS
within thirty days from the pubIieation Of ~
Clerks once, July IIth 1871. i GlILn
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SS-The river mails between here and
Louisville, and Paducah, and Bowling
Green, are passing to and fro with consid-
cradle regularity, considering the extremely
10" stage of the water. The Bowen, Sam.
Orr, Matte Cook, Commercial, and Poland
are the mail boats at present
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRIsH. THE Charleston
Mercury is elated The blockade ia davsI-
Oplng Southern manufacturer Several
pairs OF lace gloves and a lace shawl NJ
superior fneness, says the Mercurv
have been manufactured by the enternr;s
ing firm of w. W. & J. R. Read 1--WE eir.
them this advertisement gratis) Il is i'm
possible to cripple the resources of sueh
people,
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B&~ # will be seen by our dispatches,
that at least one Congressman was killed
or captured, at the late battle. We are glad
of it. 1t may teach the rest Of them TO
stay in Washington and attend to their busi-
ness, the next time an advance is made.
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CORPORATION NOTTCR

d HR FOR BRIcK RIDR.WAI
July 18th, 166l.-And now IL fs hereby ordered
ano directed BY the Comma Council Of the CItv 81
hYansVle, that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
Iots fronting on or adjoining the side Of
Einth street, between Sycamore and Wise, IN said
city cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought 10
tne proper grade and that they cause sidewalk
OF class No. to be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk
Oierk On1cei July 18th, 1861. juIyI6-3w
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@~Our fellow-citizeH T. Fl. Cook has re-
eeiVed the appointment Of Steward at the
Marine Hospital, in place of john Kehoe,
removed.
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CT TX TT Z M 3

RThe temperature of the past few days
has been unusually low for the season, and
too low for the growing corn crop.
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bss A supply of one-cent stamped en-
Velopes' for circulars and drop letters has
been received at the Post Office.
jUly22-3td,
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Court Notice.
George LittIe

A. appearing BY afndavit, on file Ia the oeies A.
Slerk OF the Court aforesaid that eorgs Ifttle
me oeiendsnt In the above entitled actfon ftbs AZ
ysos OF which ia to collect the money Sne a, !.
notch 10 not reSident Of the State OF Tndfans ~
we OF the tendency Of such action q tEerefor.
stand ior trial at the next term Of the Co1rf 60
stla, 20 be begun and held at the Court Honso p;
sro CITY OF Evansville in the County ana St -
1891 -S AA SePtemhars a.. d
II Ia with witness whereof, !, Louis Richter Clart :,
Istb ds ~ ave ne5snnto subscribed my nsp,e tbi.
-'''" my VI "uiy' 1871. LOUIS RICHTFR 'A'0
'O0ss Blythe. Fra Asty'S - " u r C.
taFIS-eww
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~ The packet Samuel Orr, Capt Du-
souchet, goes out to-day for Padueal at / 2
o'clock, carrying the o. s. mail.
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For Auditor.

For Auditor.
MHSsRs. EDIToRs:-You viii please announce my
name as q candidate for Auditor Of Vanderburgh
Coanty at the ensuing October Election.
J.B. COX.
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Sag Ripe peaches have appeared Ia our
market at prodlgiOusly high prices.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per ....SOlo
BY mail or in the City, per year lin advaDesl 500
% e 50 menth............s--.. o so
FOR WEEKLY
BY mail per year, single subscriber so
g IS g g club of i've Ito one address1 .S5 90
ADVERTISING.
Fer rates, see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named:
DR.. Ralston, Bsonvitle, Warrick Co.
John NJ Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co.
John r. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. ThorntoL, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
Dr. Murphy, New HARMONY, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana-
Preston Talbot, Poseyville Posey Co.
81. B. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick Co.
John Sucriet, Mt. Carmel, Ill.
3. nj. THAYER, IToR
@. K. DREW associate EDITOR.
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s~ For beautiful cloth, cashmere, and
linen suits 60 to Lyons, who is nov SELL
ing goods at cost.
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.Ve0TIcs 70 oo5VTR10T0as.:

Proposals will be received until Saturday Iu,v
10th, 1861, for taking up and re.ayfng ain 9nttey
ter to Second the contractor to furnish the naeas
sary gravel, aud to do the work according to ma
and specifications on file in the Clerks once
City Clerks once, July 18th. 1asI' LII
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Nof1oe 2

Read 4 Lawrence have advertised to pay tbs
debts Of Read Burrow, but not the debts of AGros
BnrrOsU, that he has taken particular pains 10 ha
charged to Read d Burrow.
READ l. LAWRENCE.
jane 4th, 1851. june5
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Mada" Hahn.
Having provided herself with an
EXCELLENT SEWING MACHINE,

M1aCAa" HAM,
Having provided herself with
EXCELLENT SEWING MACHINE,
Is prepared to do all kinds of
| PLAIN AND FANCY SEWING TO ORDER.
Her establishment is on First Street, between
Sycamore and Vine. june19-1md
UNION PAPER STORE.
/ John Burke has removed his store from No. 8
| Main street to Locust, between First and Second,
where he keeps a constant supply eff all kinds and
| patterns of Parlor and Drawing Room Paper, and
oners them cheap for cash He is also prepar cd to
| do all work with neatness and care. Call and ex-
aiming 81 bsi i9E 4 R's = SiK 80
1000 KilIedE!
The lightning Fly-KiIler is an active poison
rendered attractive to Flies, to their entire desruc
tan II kills instantly. You will see them dead
away to fall into anything, but generally die near
the plate. BEy it and rid yourselves of these pests
ooIo Dy Aener WHITE julyI7-1wd
a OFF .asV.D C.9.N.DLRs.
~ complete assortment and variety-both good
and eheap-caa be procured BY calling on
Julyl7 No. AZ Main Street
NEW DRUG STORE.
The undersigned having purchased from N 8
Thompson his entries took In trade viii contfnne
Lhe business at the old stand, corner of Main ana
second y treets, where he will keep CONSTANTLY on
1t fr9sn ana full supply Of Drugs. Medicines,
ANTS oiiss daguerrean Stock, and all other arti-
eles con nected with the business I am nrenarad
20 oner unusual Inducements to cash buyers
Jenez4 HENEY J. s6HLAEPFER.
fs0 FAMINE YET,
Anoth"T mesh arrival of Corn just received this
S u, So sacks Corn 40 sacks Hungarian Grass
oneap at the Cash Feed and Seed Store of
a., 90. &. s. HUSTON q co.
----3 - JuneZo.
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Kew ADVERTISEMENTS

hEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRCRE1.ED EHEs Day
1AGr 10 box Lemons.
1 cask Currants.
box Oitron.
10 do Raisen.
l Dbl. 8. s. Almonds
10 box Maccaroni.
do Fermilliin.
IL 600 lbs. Excelsior Sugar cured Ham
1850 81 Plain cured extra choice, received
per Railroad, at
Ng HRRETOFORR,
On We still sell our Bran at nc per h., and de-
liver It to any part Of the city free.
JAS. ERSKIEE & CO.,
july17 Ne. At Main Street
TO DELINQUENT Tax Payers.
County Taxes for the year 1850, are requested to
come mp and pay, as. beside the ten per cent. pen
atty now upon said Delinquent Taxes six per cent.
said taxes not paid by the first of August 1861,
shall be compelled to levy as the law directs.
Juiy1s-lw-daw.
Strayed or Stolen.
From my pasture, or about the 7th of June,
nearly White, about eight years old, and fifteen
bends high, and has one glass eye. The colt Is q
mare pay Win a Wnite lace Inree HoAtbs oAuS
and has alEo glass eye. Whoever VIII return
them to me or give me Information of them
shall be well rewarded.
e. ]. DOBELL.
Evansville. June Is, 1861.
Wanted.
Wanted immediately, three good active men to
work farm Nation, Ills. Steady en-
ployment, aud good wages given until about the
first Of November next, by
June 18th, 1881. NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
Notice
Read 4 Lawrence have advertised to pay tbs
debts Of Read Burrow, but not the debts of AGroN
BHrrOtU, that he has taken particular pains 10 ha
charged to Read d Burrow.
READ 4 LAWRENCE.
| jane 4th, 1851. june5
Madann Hahn,
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Sfraved or Stolen.
XWanfed,

Wanted Immediately, three good active men to
work on a farm near Nation, Ills. Steady en-
ployment, aud good wages given until about the
FIRST Of November next, by
June 18th, 1881. NJ A. LAWRENCE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Examination Of Public Schools.

The Annual Examination of the Public Schools
OF the City Of Evansville, will commence on Mon
day, June 24th, 1861, and will proceed in the fol-
lowing order:
Monday June Pan.
Park School House, Miss Lynxweiler Principal,
from to 1015 O'Clock A. n.
Baptist Church School House, Mrs Egglestoh
Principal, from 100 to u O'Clock N.
Crescent School House. Mrs Pharss Principal,
from 10 o'clock P. NJ.
Tuesday, June 25,h.
Cumberland Church School House, Mf- Tennis
Principal, from 9 to 1917 O'clock A. 81
First Primary, Miss Hanna Principal, from l01a
to II O'Clock NJ.
Primary, Miss Eaton Principal, from to 81
Primary, Miss o'Byrne Principal. from 81 to g
O'Clock p. n.
Wednesday, June 10Th.
Girls intermediate, Miss Vance Principal. from
Girls Intermediate, Miss Rathbons Principal,
Thursday, June 27h.
Boys Intermediate, Miss Hooker Principal, from
to II O'Clock N.
Boys Intermediate. Mr.. Knight Principal, from
to O'Clock p. N.
Friday. June 2sh
Boys Grammar, Mr.. ReiFinger Principal, from
9 10 II O'Clock NJ
Girls Grammar, Mis-, Clark Principal, from TO
O'Clock P. NJ
Monday, July Isl.
Boys Grammar, Mr. Leavitt Principal, from
O'Clock A. N. to 5 o'clock P. N.-(with male candi-
dates for high SCHOOL,.
Tuesday, July I'd.
Girls Grammar, Miss Fisher PRINCIPAL, from
o'clock A. NJ to o o'clock p. M.-(with female can
didates for High SCHOOL,.
Each candidate for admission TO the High school
viii be requi red TO produce composition OF not
less than half page FOOLS cap.
Wednesday, July 81.
High School, Mr.. Butterheld Principal, from
O'Clock A. NJ to 8 o'clock p.
The members of the Common Council, Parents,
Guardians and the friends of education are invited
to attend The exercises will commence promptly
at the hour stated, and to avoid interruptions, Wis
itors are requested to be present previous to the
opening II. Q. WHEELER, Trustee
w B1KgR Stunt june22
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ilo,,,s Gnara nnif.iins.

To TIE Military Companies Of EransUilIe
1t Is apparent that the city of Evansville
should have a reliable military organization
intended for home protection only. ] am
DESTROYS of forming battalion composed of
four companies whose well understood duty
it will be to stay at home during the war,
and hold themselves in readiness, under the
orders of the city authorities, TO perform
any duty that may be required Of them. A
great many persons refuse to 60 into the
State Militia under the apprehension that
they may be ordered from home. No such
objection can be urged against the proposed
Battalion Should Col. Blythe raise his
Regiment of Militia the Battalion will be
allowed to drill with it, and in time of SER
vice will put itself under his command. I,
therefore, propose to the Captains of Com
panies who agree with me as TO the neces-
sity of such an organization to call and see
me about it, and let steps be taken to or
ganize. The law regulating volunteer com
panies is still in force. 1t is to be found at
page 226, Acts 1855. Under it companies
are required to file with the Recorder their
articles of association, a company roll, and
an impression of a corporate seal, they are
then Incorporated and endowed with the
usual rights of corporations. But four COM
panies will be received into this Battalion,
and they will be expected to uniform and to
drill at frequent intervals. The effort will
be to render the Battalion an honor to the
city by it's accurate drill and its discipline
make this effort because l apprehend a
full militia regiment cannot be raised here
because of the fine material for Battalion
which the late turn out showed we possessed,
because of the probable dangers to our city
in the future, and in order to give young
men who cannot leave Evansville for active
an opportunity to learn the Bat
TALON Drill and to do their duty in time of
need. | may say that Col. Blythe approves
of this communication, although he prefers,
as l also do the organization of a full Mill
tia Regiment if it can be done.
June 26. 1861. CHARLES DENBY.
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VANDERBURGH GREYs-ATTEHrioN.-- All
he members of the Company who are will
ng to reorganize and make an efficient
military company of the same, are requested
% meet At Fosters Warehouse on Friday
night at 4 clock.
Our Company has heretofore stood high
n the estimation of the public, but owing
to some unavoidable facts, We feel the ne
cessity 10 reorganize. 1t is hoped that the
Greys will sustain the reputation they ac-
quired through their efficiency and patriot
ism, and meet US promptly in our efforts to
make Of the Greys IA company that will do
honor 10 the city and themselves.
THE CoMM1TTE.