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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-17
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS AND THE
PUBLIC.
TO CONSU MPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in tew weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
aiic ctIon. aud that dread disease, Cnnsumptl on
Is ANXIOUS to make known TO his fcllowsutIerer'
the means of cure.
ToaIl who desire 1t, he will send Il copy of the
prosecution used Iircc ulcharlc, with the dIrcG-
TONS Tor preparing and using the same, which
they will find Il sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &c. The only object OF the advertiser
in sending the prescription lsto benefit the atilIct-
cd and spread information winch he conceI'es to
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer Will try
his remedy as 1t wall cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription wall address
REV. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
WhIamsburgh,
novel w3m Kings County, NV York,
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jewelry to
If you want them put in thorough repair, -
Ills charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction.
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(IllS, VI, D-iSOR y.
HENRY EISCIIIlI..

TTORNEY aud Counsellor at Law. OF
~ nrr IN NM InmTI IousN.
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{ tbi.i)-.

Few are aware of,hc Importance of checking a
Cough or Common Cold ~ ITS first stage, that
which IN the beginning would yield TO mud
remedy, ItRcgl ected, soon attacks the Lungs,
"BroWa'N BrIarijrll TrorhC," containing dcmnl
cent Ingredients, alloy Pulmonary Irritation.
Jan II dlwlw
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/. DART, G. l. pAht - - '''
HENRY DART ~ SONS,

\IJUOLESALEA AND RETAIL GROCERs
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ana
Dealers IN Foreign aud Domestic wines, LlPu".'
cigars, No. /, Guycr's Block, Illinois street,
Rock Island, III.
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4, q. JOHNSON,

WAGON. MAKER. All kinds of Repair
w ING and Jobb,ng done at short notice, IN
thr hes, manner and at reasonable rates, shop
om Warrington street, near the ferry landing
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business Cards.
WILLIAM SHEARER,

4 rrORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Y once N the Court House, Rock Island
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l,.NvLtl'
J.iI.IANGlEY ~ co...

ENERAL Commission and Forwarding
IT Nerchants. Dealers IN salt, Hydraulic Ce-
nent, Coal, Lime, Sc, leyee, Rock Island, ILL.,
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'Ir0tI " Ar
W,RNOCI< ~ ki,IIN,

MANUFACTURERS Of Soap and Can
wi dies, Rock Island, Ill. Cash pad Tor lal-
low and Grease.
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i, NJ. MOOR T.,

NITuOLESALE II RETAIL DEALER IN
w Hardware, Cutlery, lr-n, Mans, Window
Glass, Nc, corner OF Illinois and Buffalo streets,
Rock Island, III,
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LOCAL AFFAlR $.

TuE 18th regiment of Illinois Volunteers, IN
which is Capt. HawIeys company from this county,
and Capt. BndgctorIs from Mercer, left Chicago,
ON "Wednesday the 10Th inst, for Cairo. Capt
lawley's company numbered 50 men, and Capt
Bridgciord'- % men
WI may expect stirring news from the Mis-,
sssippi expedition IN a day or two Twcnty.loUr
thousand ngt'0,g men are On the march The
force consists of nineteen regiments Of infantry,
iourunl halfr"gimcnl' OF cavalry and seven bat
rcrirs ofi2 i,Gri cannon Three or four regi'
mcut, are on their way from ST. Louis to REIN
force the expedition
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Dr.. SMrrn's ELECTRIC On is selIugrNpldly and
performing many cures. Mcssrs. Claclus Spel-
del have sold quite large quantity, already, and
they say gives universal satisfaction See adj
ycrtlscmCnt.
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lfal other remedies have failed, do not despair,
as HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL has per.
formed cures IN the most desperate cases. Read
the advertisement IA another column.
jan daw2w
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rAMlLN GROCERY AND PROVISION
L STORE. Produce bought aud sold Nlof"
~ tIs .r,t rpfur, al Orleans and ui''f ''t''|' -
the Ifrru Corner.
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vuuN ). 81 * ID,
PKuPEIETUR % Thf
Rack Island Foundry \ Machine Shop.

II EEPS constantly on hand and makes to
n order, steam Engines; Boilers, water
wncoIs. Mil irons OF all descriptions, Store
fronts, and all other articles made ofcast IRON
particular attention gwen to the manufacture OF
Roller and Sheet-Iron Work, as well as Black
,mlthInu and Steamboat work. Also, dealer IN
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc,
wrought irons, Butt and LapW Pipes, OF all
sizes, Brass OIL Cups, Globes, and all articles usu-
ally found at first class foundry and machine
shop.
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NOTICE.

vI'HE notes, book accounts and papers OF
Mr.. julius Schulze, saddlor and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to him are notified To make
;rn,oedis,. nayment, or cost will be made.
HENRY FISCHEL, Justice Of the Peace.
Rock Island, Dec ,, 1851,
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ARTESIiN WELL PUMPS.

THE subscriber has purchased the right TO
manufacture and sell Christian Beeler's Donule
nd S,ngle-Acting Artesan Well Pump, and Is
nov nrenarsd to answer all orders for the same.
The pump IS new invention and superior W
anv now IN use. 1t is proof against ir"St' ana
can be used as fire engine, or to water gardens
Tbroys a steady stream and at n great distance.
For deem drilled wells 1t is the very best IN
use. Also for railroad stations, or for INNING
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2
irtesian Wells Bored

at shor, notice, and on reasonable terms NJ
work warranted to give satisfaction, AdoI'ss'
c. L. MERRILL,
Rock Island, Illinois.
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HAwLEi, r. l. -"
utWIET ~ WELLS,
i. 1SINt.iiR

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, I'll.
y Office in Bailey and Boyle's Block.
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0utrages on the Federal Dead.
Official Report.

WASHINGTON, April 80. The report iof the
JOINT Committee on the Conduct of the W az in
regard to the barbarous treatment OF the le-
nans OF officers and soldiers killed at Bull run,
is very long.
|; states that the facts disclosed are of IA re-
r4>Iye, shocking and painful character. For
elgn nations must with one accord consign To
.4sting odlum The authors of the crimes which
aull their details exceed the excuses Of the Sc
lQys If India.
Oar dead were buried, in many cases naked,
with their faces downward, We're lett to decay
Ill 1peG air, while their bones were carried OH
Us trophies, sometimes for use as personal adoTn-
ments, and one witness deliberately AYERS that
the head Of one of our most gallant officers was
cut of by Il secessionlst to be used as drinking
cup On the occasion of his marriage.
During the last two weeks the skull OF IN
ion soldier has been exhibited in the office OF the
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House Of Representa-
tNes, which had been converted TO such pur
pose, and which was found on the person OF one
y! die rebel prisoners taken in recent conflict
The testimony Of Governor SpraSue oil Khode
Island cOnclusively proves that the body OF one
OF the bravest officers in the volunteer service
was burned because the rebels believed it 10 be
that Of Col. Slocum
These disclosures should inspire the people o
Tue loyal States to renewed eXertlons to proiec
tAe country from restoration to the power o
sucn laen. they should, and we belie"e they
Will (say the connnttee) arouse the disgdst an(
horror VI foreign nations against this unholy
rebellion
Inc committee have yet been unable to gathe
any testimony whether Indian savages hay
Iecu Cmrlgvel nv the rebels jc the military ser
Vice. ana how such warfare Is conducted by sal
AYascs and they have taken the proper step
'oalend to this important inquiry.
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THIRTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday April
SENATE


Mr. Wade, from the Committee on the Con
duct Of the War, reported relative to the bar,
barous treatment of the dead bodies Of Federal
soldiers at Manassas. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Wilson Of Massachusetts, introduced a bill
lor the better organization of the Adjutant
GENERALS department. Referred.
Mr.. Nesmi,h introduced bill to amend the
act OF 1850 for military hospital Tor Invalid
SOLDIERS
Mr. Powells resolution calling on the Secre
~iy OF State for information concerning the
arrest Of persons in Kentucky, was taken up
HOUSE.
Mr.. Elliot of Mass. submitted two bills, one
:" c0niiscate rebel property and provide Tor inc
ia'ment of the expenses Of the present war
Nhd the other proposing to free the slaves Oh
teV's, Referred.
Mr. Wicklifle of Kentucky asked leave 10 ~
r ,,n resolution ibquirng by what authori
uen' Hunter issued an order to emancipat'
laws IN the manner expressed.
N'ss. lIutehns, Love Joy aLd oth'rsobjccte'
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I'm TELEGRAPH
r O'CLOCK A. M.
10 THE FREEMA.N

Chicago, April 80 special despatch to the
prsss from Cairo says that an arrival from Tip
1onsyille reports that heavy cannonading was
hoard there throughout Monday night and
Tn sday, in the direction of Fort Wright
There being no arrival from the fleet since Mon
tay. il is apprehended that the rebel feet at the
for, has been reinforced by gupboats from New
orleans and attacked our fleet. This was ex-
nected. The last advices from the feet say that
Commodore Foote is fully prepared to meet the
enemy
LOUISVILLE KY, April 80 The steamer Tel
e,raph, No. 3, has left for Pittsburg, Tenn,
With surgeons and hospital stores and nurses,
to bring back the Kentucky wounded, or await
the result of the next battle if necessary.
CAIRO, April 80. The water in the Ohio
rose an inch last mig hit, and is now from six to
ZEN inches above the old levee. Every exertion
is being made to stay the water by throwing up
additional cmbankments. 1t IS expected that
in this way the danger will be averted, though
A slight wind would inundate the city. The
principal streets are navigated by skiffs.
A refugee from Memphis reports that Hum
todt is occupied by small rebel force who are
engaged in throwing up defensive works. He
brings Memphis papers of the Goth. The Ava-
Ionche grumbes that the rebel authorities sup
pressed the details, and says that nothing but
tbe bare TACT of the surrender of New Orleans is
known. The same paper says the Southern
people are fast losing confidence in their river
tefences, and that it is generally admitted that
the Federal army can no longer be successfully
resisted, and also intimates lack of confidence
in the stability of the Southern Confederacy by
advising its patrons to invest whatever money
they have in real estate, while purchase can bt
made by the money now in circulation, which
Is principally rebel Treasury notes. The con
scrlption law is rigidly enforced, and Uniol
men are secreting themselves, or flying to avol>
its operations. The idea of burning the town i
abandoned in consequence of the determined
opposition of the property holders. 1t is cur
Yently reported in Memphis that Beauregard ha
over so, 900 men at Corinth, but no hope
felt of his successfully RESTING Gen. Halleck
who is believed to have 200, 200 men.
As our informant lett Memphis it was re
ported that the rebel gunboat fleet from NeN
Orleans was in sight, and bound up the river I
Join Holns fleet
steamer just arrived from Pittsburg r(
ports a serious skirmish between the advance {
the Federal army, 5000 strong. and large bod
Of rebels, five miles from Corinth. Our trool
were victorious. No mention i made OF tt
losses on either side. l he Federals took a lars
number OF prisoners Capnonading was stl
heard when the Steamer lett.
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Jsnrk e.. ,EOSe'S Estate.

THE subscribers having been appon ed by the aonofa'
BILE Probate Court for he District of Washington, com
nissoners, to receive, examine ana an]us' an
demands of nil persons against the estate of Mark f.
Jose late Of Portland, in the State of Maine, deceased,
Bted insovent and The term OF SIX months from the
l5b day of April 1862, being allowed by said coui'
tn the creditors Of said deceased, to eAhibt ana
prove their respective claims before US: give notice ''l
we will atl end the duties of our appointment ~ ,he
oHcn of Relied & Gleason in Montpelier, in sud district
on The 10th day of July and October next at one O'Clock
in the afternoon on each Of said days
RODERICK RICHARDSON, Commt,s
JOSEPH POLAND J -.
Montpelier, April 10, A. ID. lo02 o3il"o
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Notice Teachers,

Public Examination for examining those vino design
n to teach the Common schools in the town Of Berlin,
will be held at School House Montpelier village,
Friday, May nd at clock A. NJ, the exercises to
close at O'Clock P. NJ. None need apply who are not
well qualified Evidence of good moral character will be
expected from strangers All citizens are earnestly In
vited to be present
J. NEWTON PERRIN, Superintendent.
Rerlin Anril Sth. 1862.
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ARMY Melodies.

4 VARIETY of hymns and tunes, religious and patr'
n oc designed principally for religious services IN the
Army and Navy 1t contains many Old familiar hymns
and tunes with several and original pieces composed
expressly for this work 1t is the only book published
+ W Dadmun assisted by Rev A. b. Fuller l2mo Oh
pages 81 tunes 90 hymns Price, 10 cents, per dozen
i'''"ee ~ JAMES p. MAGE, Agent.
r,o-wa Cornhill Boston.
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NAEice TO Teachers.

iIE public Examination of those who gn 20 teac
IN the Common Schools of the town OF RoXbury, VIII
be held at the school house district No. near the East
NJ Citiyens generally are invited 10 be present.
ASA WEBSTER, 2nd, Superintendent.
RoXbury, April 9th, 1862. WI
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Public Examination for examining those who de-
sign 10 teach in the Common Schools in the town OF
Mddesex will be held at the School House near the CEN
ter of said town, Saturday May 10th, at O'Clock
NJ All citizens respectfully and cordially invited to
attend. II. LESTER MCELROl, superintendent.
Ni1dlesev Anril 16 1862 800
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time of peace prepare for war; In time OF health
prepare for sickness Get of Dr.. Chords Curt-
lives BY timely of his prescriptions many slight
complaints will be arrested from TERMINATING IN severe
or by NJ S. Burr l. Co., Boston, Mass, or Philip Lee
Proprici or, 1856 ii lam street, New York.
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ss.nce eoY sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale place located IN
| BARRE. LOWER VILLAGE, within five minutes walk
of the Academy with convenient buildings in good repair
and a large garden. ,,>., >, r,,.>
Please call and examine. EMEl'iN Ne II. + ' ans
Barre March II, 1862. 3-oIwoN
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Notice 1OTeaCheHS.

There will be public examination Of School Teachers
at school No. 5 in the Union School House, IL
Montpelier, on the 10th day of May 1862. The exam
nation Will commence at ten O'Clock, A. NJ
CHARLES d. SWASEY, Town Super intendent
hIontnelipr April 81. 1852,
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK =. M.

New YORK, May /. In the Petersburgb (ya.)
Express of Monday, it is stated that our gun
boats were encased with wet bales of hay, thus
rendering them proof against hot or cold shot
The Louisiana mounting 81 guns was sunk
by our steel pointed concal shot.
The Wheeling IteUigencer of the Goth, an
nounces that Gen. Fremont was on that day to
leave Wheeling for the interior of Western Vir-
gina.
BALTIMORE, May l. The Old Point boat
brought nothing new.
Chicago, May l. A special despatch to the
Tines from Cairo, reports an alarming stage of
water in the surrounding country on the Miss
issippi. Hundreds of houses on the banks of
the river there and at New Madrid are sub
merged Thousands of cattle, sdeep and hogs
have been washed away. Many families are
living on hat-boats.
Everywhere along the river is very great suf-
fering in consequence of the unprecedented
flood The whole of Columbus up to her torti
fcations is overf1owed, and water is running into
the windows of the houses.
Hickman is also suffering greatly. The for
tifications at Island No. 10 and on the mainland
opposite are still above water, excepting the up
per battery.
a large amount Of cannon and heavy ord
nance stores captured from the rebels on th'
main shore, are still laying IN the bayou, ant
cannot be removed until the water subsidies.
Point Pleasant is entirely drowned out.
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Notice.

Those who are designing to teach in the town of More
town the ensuing year, requested to meet at thu
School House in Morethwn village Saturday, Nay 3D.
one O'Clock p. to be examined according to law.
The public cordially invi ed be present
JOSHUA GILL, Superintendent
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TINS Machine Is adapted to all kinds of Clothes, from
L pocket handkerchief to bod,tuiit. Yen wrin-
your Clothes in less than qrater Of the time, ard
much dryer that they will dry in haf the time,
not niure your Clothes one la If as CHI when twisted
by hand. This Machine is formed with Two SPRING
Rolls COVERED WITH RUBBER and constructed "a Ia
to2et with great pressure and turn fast ant ay
The springs in the rolls constructed TO yield t
most in the centre, where the uiS of the Clothes
conducted they pass between them. By his means tn
springs with the rubber close tight around the Co
| I hat tLpy M
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FRIEDMAN MAY l, 1862
Notice!

MISS JENNIE W. ABBOTT. havlng returned, would
M resnecfllly inform the Ladies of Montpelier and vi
cnity that size Will continue Dressmaking at her resi-
dence on Liberty Thanking her frenis for past
fayors sh, still solicts share OF their patronage.
A ,ril 13, 1852. Fd&woW
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10 Milk and!75 Congress Streets.
BOSTON, MARCH lsr, 1862
To Manufacturers, he TRADE, and he Public
In the grant from the N Hayward Company Meuc-
poan Washn, Machine Company, under the license ii
Charles Goodyear to said n Hayward Company. for n.
Of Vuc, India Rubber coverings for rolls ~.
right 20 such application to the Bailey machine
ciay reserved and Is exclusively owned by the ~ Hay
ward Company. These machines and rights ara guar
anteed the trade and manufacture. and is III only
invention in which the Vucanzed Rubber Rolls and COY
erngs for Rolls do not turn the shaft, or smat the
clothes
The injunction granted in favor Of the N. Hayward
Company. as joint comllanans. and the subsequen:
grant, with the above reservations fully establish the eh
to this article In the ~ Hayward Company. ANY pIH.
Err REPRESENTATION Il FALSE, and evidently N
tended impose upon The public false representations
title AS we'll as worthless Machines. that turn the
shaft and smut. N. HAYWARD oNPANl,
Tu.c Wv,
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ESnvre .AcaSsps9ay

| IL IL. j. ). sPAiiLi,!yG
Barre, April II, 1867 23oy3
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 80. The steamer Tel
esraph, No. 3, has left for Pittsburg, Tenn,
With surgeons and hospital stores and nurses,
to bring back the Kentucky wounded, or await
the result of the next battle if necessary.
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BALTIMORE, May l. The Old Point boat
brought nothing new.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-21
i,IID.


In Tifin. ~ her rcsidcrec. on Perry Street,
on the morning OF the 18Th inst in he 76h
year Of her sge, Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder. eon
sort Of Me Phillip Snyder.
The family Of the deceased return their
thanks to the friends and citizen for their
Kindness ssd attention.
Near TiEn. nj tho tssidencs Of her hus
band, Daniel Dildin-, on the 10th Of March,
hrs. Margaret oildlns, aged IS years, 5
months AID Is lays
Mrs. Dildine ives born in Northsmpton Co
Pa, enigrated , iJh = ,r husband, in 1905, 10
Fairfield CO., olic, aud in April, 1924, set.
tied Ia this Seneca county. With all the
hardships, iucident to a pionecr life, she al.
WAYS sustained excellent health until within
The last or ) years.
la all the relations Of life. ~ wife, mother
aud friend, she vas beloved by all.
On the l2th Of March, in Clinton township.
4 miles East Of Tiffn, Jerome Charles Shank
oged II years and 10 months
Al Camp Kelley. Grafton Va. Of measles.
on tho sth Of March, 1864, Bondy II. Gaines
n private Of Capt Stevens Co, (u,) 55th
Rcg't o.V. NJ, age 81 yearsd.
Ip respect due the deceased. the following
resolutions we're submitted by committee
previously appointed, and were unanimously >
adopted by the company:
lpasmuch as il hath pleased the Ruler oI
our Dcsunics, in the exercise Of Ills prov /.
dCner, to call from our company our brother
in arms, Bondy Il. Gaines; that in the wis
dom OF His power We have been deprived Of :
worthy fellow soldier, therefore
Resolved, That in his domise the United
states have lost irusty and faithful servant
aud brave aud intrepid soldier. aud that We
have been bercft Of a devoted aud zealouu
friend and indubitable companion.
Resolved, Th't by his urbanity Of charaa
ter, social and genial temperament, and man.
" and temperate habits, he has endeared
himself, by the ties OF soeiability, aud inter
woven in the woof of friendship, the thre al
OF love that will strengthen on forever.
Resolved, That we most seriously aud un.
feignedly unite our sympathics and sompss
sions, with the afflicted friends of our brother
in this, their dark hour Of trial aud bereave.
meut, and that IN his mortality and exit from
our midst, we recegnzc in our temporal loss
his eternal gain.
Resolved, That these resolutions be sen,
TO the IifTiN fEiBUNr. Seneca Advertiser and
Wynndoi Pioneer for publicst ton, and that =
copy be preserved for his friends.
LIvrr. II W. PooL,
SYRcr A, A, GeAtAA,} Gov.
SERGr II. II. RAGoN.