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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-22

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Hannah w Mills, Geo Dixon ChaA. Parsons &
Co, Jhe. ID. Perry, Christians Wright, aid Thomas
Ransan, defendants:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on nls In
The CLERKS Office OF The District Cou OF Lee county
iowa, al keokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney, aii.g.
R mai nj the Special term OF said Court In June,
ltGl he recovered Jndgmeu against on, hannah W
Mills, for the snm Of Nine Hundred aud One and
30 100 DoIss snd ten per interest founded up-
on ceftAin mortgage made BY you, Hannah w. Mills,
10 one 1has mason upon Lot three ~ in Block my
three ta1 In Keoi uk Lee county Iowa and pfs Ing
a. against you all for the foreclosure " said
the sale Of said lot To pay said debt The extir guish
iiei, with costs.
Now, each OF you mua appear and answer said Pc
ttoH by noon OF the SECOND day OF the term Of
said Cau 10 be held the hfs Aonds, Of Peb uary
1883 or decree Will be had therein prayed for by
default, III. SCOTT HOWELL,
sepW-dsw Plaintiffs Any
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-22

For sale at PublIshers pr Ices ntthe
CITY BOOK STORE,
feb27.d No. 50 Main 4 I'd 10,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

~ Inrfis Conn -GathaFins j. Cam, Il Hill man,
Ellen Human, Benjamin y Roberts, Elizabeth
nooeits, W M III g Terrence. Hiram Barney. A Il
unnnan, Mott, Schober 4 Co, 1weedy Moulton s.
fnmptoh, Hamtlt. Caleb Cope 4 Co, Bowen
McAhmeh- William VI tIser Jennings A. Anderson,
wheeler. Beilowe n Co. WIN A. n T. Rnddirk Jas
burrows, James Cox, Vim Cob man. Miller. Nav
hsw x Co, George Cabns Striker Wood " in
Preston, Charles MeDiil, James Cox, Ann wor-
Ellington, Executor OF the estate OF W II Worthuy.
ton, deceased, Alexander, Brown & CIepdeping
: ~ Vaorhies, Chaplin Lee, John Hurst, Robert
Hamilton. Dixon brown. James Ramsey Vim II
= Ewing Rarcr of, Beaver Co.. Robert Heanipg and
John OWoodrun, partners as Henning Il WOODRUFF
and Laura Sperry:
You, and each you are hereby notified that there
no" Cd hie in the Office OF lhe Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk petition Of
JAhet Dir, ny and Harvey Strong, alleging that the
sha sAnei slioRs - The e~Ief III fee simple of Bot
NO eieht IA Block NJ" ninety elk 1867 In The city
heoAhk Ice eee ny, iuNa, and further alleging that
ce RAN deed thereof executed hy you b. njamln r
Roberts and Elgabeih Roberts to Isnra Spsrry hear.
Ing date ~ October ltth A, d. ls43 and at
pEet NJ" Str " Beru Bits 4, was b. error and mis-
Las ~ hte"rief, recorded deed 10 Isaac Spcrry
sfh ratifg Tor the correction said rror OF record
aud slttE Hg ihFtber. that certain bS
Conn aud tathariBe Conn OF said pren.te, 10 Il Is
Human, dated At or about February 9Th A IL lgho
has been lost. and that certain judgments therein
named against said G. + Conn, \ cloud md shad-
dow upon planting title 10 said X. Estate md pray
Ing thai the title ~ the he quieed III said
Janet Strong, as aEankt Hit fttn and claim Of and
a bf said defendants roH -aa premises any part
thereof and for other equitable relief and that
appear and answer tLerato be- the I'd
Of the next term Of the said Court 10 be begun and
holden at krokbk on tn. LIST Monday Of February A.
ID. 1853, d.faLlt viii be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon -
NOBLE STRONG,
aup2S-0Aw Att'ys for Plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Total ...........................
Tile Chicago Tribune, of Saturday, says:

The annual meeting for the election Of Dhec;os Wa. held
Sterling the 7fh, when TO the astonishment and con
fusion Of the Gsena interest stock to the amount OF
found the hands of the frieBd oil the
hcago and Rock Island Railway The friends OF the Gaens
Company charged that the referred 10 was fraudulent
that the would fellowship with L., and withdrew
from the u eing of course friends Of the Rock Island
road claim fraud aout IT, IL Is pIobsbl the
bogaung Of very pretty tight for the swyes the results of
inch viii be reached IN the distant iatn-
Our readers that the sterling and Rock Island
Railroad Is Sterng the Oaens Air Line with
Rock laLd and It Is claimed 10 be by several miles the
shortest between Chicago and Rock Island The road
h,. for some time nearly all graded the ties pro-
yLcd all IL needed iIoa plate it, Most OF
that understood at time purchased ard the
road to promise ought to have been running many
months ago But somehow the matter fell through and tie
road rot completed
The friends the Rock and Railroad Kept the polls open
om l0 m O'Clock ami esId the following Board OF Di-
TectoIs:
WD Pratt, w L. ST. John, Charles w Msybury, John p.
Babcock James H. Moul,ou, FTsucis Bradley 4. w Jones'
John r. Tracy. Elisha L. Reynolds.
During he the ieBds sf tie Gaepa Company elect oil
the following Board:
Thos. u. Robertson. Nelson Mason. " m. N Kigour z.
Anthony hsnry SaTdones John q Wynkeop, Z. c. Teats.
Juslu, Rev, Augustus Rice.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

lower; sales q s1Seo bash ct so0slA As w,,r,
store el0So for do delivered. and 80 for Southern ~
HOPs-The mrks. 1, dull small ssss Of psv for leo. NJ,
at le dl8c. for common to choice.
..I.: :si q % 100 bale. :. e: sseSe 10 '0d Tie .
MOLASSES In fair requests sses Of 81 hhds Mpscsvx
At ale do Barbados at &c., and By auction in S.S
NAVAL sTOREsrSpirits Turpeutins !, ooi., N, a..
stock 10 concentrated holders quite afn q, Al "a
8 52i but joo lots from stor. bros 81 s. Or.
kinds and hrmi the inquiry Is thefors QUIT
Oils continue larruid and the market l.cL, b,o,,,
but the absence Of important sales prices without s
PROvIsIONS-The Pork market Is lower and tbs demand
Mess; S2SsI2 rs for Thin Ms,s and 80 7Sa ss q -,
Prime Beef l. In fair deuand aud 10 steady Gales Of "a
bbl. at 81, 9;9sa for Plain as': and :" sssls fs
plenty but u arm o. t1asc ioI kssnisr Gu. Meats ~
heavy aud plenty sales Of 5o bbs and tcs I4ae n
Shoulders ard 5d.c for Hams Lard l. lower aud lsss
sc i've saes of 90 bbla and tcs st oe,c Butter "a
Cheese more plenty and are IN fair request pss1
RCE-Ths market IL quiet but firm for Carolina Rsasoo.
10 in fair request and frmer ssles OF 7S bags diie
SUGARS-hsw fsiIly active, and the mssket quite
400 ssds, mostly Cuba At IS7so aud including iSS Shss
Poro Rico 7j7c. Refined firm and in moderate rs.
SALT 1, in fsir requs. snd Is held with much 6mnsm a.
uenced ths great OF Union arms on and land
and the prospect Of early opening Of the Southern
soon sales Of 1000 sscs; A'hs'n' s % and ss d.
SEEDS-Clover Seed is in limited demand Ct 6i91tc, tie
latter rate for choice Timothy Seed 10 quiet m 81
bush Rough Flax Seed 10 wanted ~ 100 - 20 busa
TEAS are in active demand and the market Il buoysnt,
:s. Of h S rs. full 1s now s -;
for no' her cargo. and refused ,
TALLOW-fhs market 1. poorly supplied the demand sssA
for Prime City at 9Q9tc. CASH 49,.
WINES in moderate reqaest sales Of i@o a. eaaas
Burgundy Port, at 90c
active sales of 80 bbls 2sia2sc for state and 10 ss
" s.terD, closing heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Thursday May 49, 1907
Sailed, the steamer Sonora, for Panama, with Nv
passengers and $Z20, 900 in treasure for New'iofk
and $l70, 900 for England.
IN, Hong Kong Press OF March 81, received per
ship Phantom Yesterday, contains the following
summary Of Cbinauews:
There are three great and simultaneously mao
pendent rebeliions III progress IN CHINA iarpiuss
the rebellion of the Canal men at Sang iins, honu
of TIE Yang.t,e-ka River tie same VINO nal' n-
dered the missionaries Parker and Holmes; anu -"
rebellion near ihibet, from which II Is urgeu rs.
the Tartar dynasty is being driven to the wsi. ins
TarTings who took Nipgpo maintained 'ne' r;
agreement with the foreign Consuis 70 resp ~.
vae property, and so much confidence hs osen
stiled that the foreign trade has douoied III mp q.
snce. An Imperial expedition IS sikea VI
Chusan and an attempt at retakng Ninspc; Lin,
The Imperialsts have been at.aeA.S o., rut.
and hold possession OF the river, excep INC % ,h
ting off supplies at Shanghae UPto anIu ,,,;s. -,
Taeenino. Ind been driven back, but are aeSo'a'i"s
the surrounding country: Saturday. May 10 1874
y .,,,.,s Rrother Jonathan Oregon, sn'
p.n,,,a no baxs arrived from Oregon and Bd.n .v
,ua%;n ,S,b;n two days, bringing $22u w n e.d
~ are of the 9Th and 9th. Portisnu a"
49, are crowded with strangers, just a'i'''S
,.",, Cslitornia on the wav 10 the mines; .,c.
Tns h,st informed men believe one hall 'he ~.i
lation of Oregon would spend the ouuius s0 me,
4. al
bad already reached these diggngs. There, hog,
ali Kinds aud provisions were worth enormous AZ.
lid Was believed TO be abundant over s''"'
tent OF rritory. - IA onening
The British Columbia mining season is ole"sss "a,
unusually large and people were anl'ipa'ISSiig y iSig %
thnt country repetition of the times ol ny ss.,er
California Miners were rushing IN .sO, to seven ban.
dred and fifty people have left San Frsnsesy ss ,,soa
week by the only steamers that sailed oI y, oss s.sns
E%son in that :HS Ss'sSr % Sy aosys,s.. s&.'
" Priyae correspondence per Phsntom rom rrv.S On
Kong, March 81 says the noisSss Ss,es rom bs
he 3O flom San Francisco, bringing us nsr mail
Atlantic States to Feb. 5. Our last ad'.e ,a,urs we
a Saez were to the 3Oth of January. ID tor Latest
sball depend OIL vessels from your Po'' ~
home news. ,. we were I'D.
yised Of tho organization Of steam osuisAl Il
Company on the Yapg.tss-Kisng, WIN
q. 10000.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

W - reno Of the ranssctions IoDoWs
B. s. Hasinss rs good Illinois at At. p 10; svsnass
WS Bndsnbecksr 20 good State at SIS ps' head ave-
Bol.nd Co.. ss fair Illinois so Per head, svsrsss
200 10. ,. al, 49, ,auos A.,
ls prim- do at 4;c. y h, average 400 ID.
" NJ smford ~ good State ot.ers at 4sc. n sversgs
2o0 ID. ,oo.m
M Berry 48 fair Illinois q. S5s head average 900 D.
Chs. Wilson % do, do. q, SO 80 q head Az, l.io
head. ay York weight 800 n. Also II do. do, .. SO
bsd sy York WEIGHT $50 f Also 10 extra do ct s4&T
100 10 av. live weight, 40 ID.
C. Rogois 90 fair Kentucky s.illfed at SO head v
$50 10 Aso. is cornfed do. extra hesvy d. n *n*
B. Wesh.iu-r report, sales Of Sc prime Ilnol. st 81 ~
loo NJ .y 800 n Also So do. do at 81 100 sy..
I2.5 ID. Also, ~ do. d., at s!c y 10 ev, lloo ID
n v s. Ramsey. l26 good corn ted Illinois s - - v W
n av $50 -. Also 07 sIil.ed do. a. s99 head sv
i5o n. . "a,
n Ako fair cornisd Illinois at fc. = ID sv, l5l % 49,
SpKsP-Receipts small and demand light but there sa Nv
Tie piices The only saes that we have 70
report are 80 head 10 McGaw Brothers at sdsc 10 I'VE
weight. for good to prime Sheaed ,-,,,,.,
HogsDufing the toe Central Railroad ooust do~n
about car loads 1909 head most or al Of mnich were
con,ied 10 parties in SewYork tie East The mar. 81
here /, nomuay weaker than il was last week. YET eae
holder, are asking for slight advance.
Mrca Cows continue In Light request and prces are an
.h.nssi Atlas aud ArsAs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
MarKets-oAnKYrLIr REPORTED ros THEN; rnsuss

MONDAY May IL lobI
ASf-For Pots the uarket is active. Pearls OF
the and prices nominal sal-s of 60 bJs ~ rs GA.
CO1TON-1hs market is quiet but hfm at al 2Sc. lOr
NJ. idliug Upapds and Gnlfs
COkFEE-Rio IL IN lair demand and prices firm; sales
Of lu cargo comprising 80 bog- at i9.ayic The
ke foI other kind, is quiet but hTn
FLOUR AND MkAL-The make. for Western and State
Flour Is from &C. to lee lower and the hesyiuess most
able o. the low I'D m-dlu grades Trade brands
lower and quite irregular III. demand mostly for
ana sc,e e the the sales 10 TO bbs at ~ 500
"a 65 for su,errDc State Wese ~ 7Od ~ 80 lor TX
trs State. - 85Gs5 for Fancy do - i0d ~ W for the
low grades Of Western Ertro rs ~ for shipping brands
oundnoop EArs OHIO and - 23d ~ for ade brs1ds
1890 bb nj ~ 1904 ~ for Spring Wheat Extras lhiP
ping bauds, sJa tb 10 Tor trade brands Southern ou
ow.r aud common brands dull and NOMINAL ssrs OF
200 tbs at rs 100 - o. for mixed to good supefn pa
more, Ao., rs ia ut 10 Tor trade brands hye rou
steady sales II $40 bbs at S3G ~ TO- .on 'ieai - "'
plenty; sale, Of 80 bbs Jersey at ~ ,od % ID ,,.
FNulIBy auction, 800 boxes Bunch kslsns sou u T''
aud $40 boxes Layer Rsisius at o. IS -,
GRAlN-Whee is arriving In large quantities anu WIN
better supply ohcns tho market l. more active b1 owe
rates the advance sdes 10 the hcavnr a o.A
the den Tor future delivery The inquiry b chieny io
export; the sales include ~ 100 bush Mil" snsre puo AZ
81 i00tl IA the spots the latter rate ior choieo su
about 10 arrive 20 400 do Canada Cluo At 20"
To- 200 do mixed state at IL. JW do very cho'co
Amber jersey al 81 81; 4,CoO do prime White hichsah al
800 do. very handsome do at 81 3d. and ~ NV 90
Chicago spiing 20 arrive private BAILEY rather
auet and oasir sales Of ,Oo oIsh prime Canads "ost
SIC barley Malt 10 quiet ut 93c az f Oats are very an"
and ar, sale, o Canadian and Western ct Ji 1t te
nnd state AT al ds2c Rye 10 In moderate demand, ana
heavv sue of 2V BUSH state st "a Udc aiost ana oen.
cred Gers IL In moderate demand and more PsnV ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Albany Live Stock Marlxes.

ALBANY, Monday May II. IB5J
ByrvgS-The receipts again heavy linos continuing
10 pou out her stock fed and sfed in Unprecedented
numbers Last week the os receipts were Jblo while this
week they swe up 45l5, 800 than then The
weight perhaps something lees most OF the droves
those Illinois, consulting OF cattle averaging
frm 10 10 300 ID. There very few hesvy Beeves
ale aud only three four drovss and they ,u. hat
roacb rreuim John Simmons has two car loads Of Obs
that ,ne sDout premium we have seen They
ar- yery fine fat Ohio corned averaging soin-hing
400 ~ John Hayden jr. has lot OF thirteen state Steers
co,p-f.d which ne thiuks suead oil anything ne
ysrds They average about 20c0 ~ and are has md
Iat The N trkst is moderately active. The trade. both
in New.York and Brighton. fair last week; every.
body sold al less pron As always the case hse
sven buyes from those points are less elacting MANY
the ssles were made before tho cattle we're ysfd-d shcsn
but some Of tho buyers thought tney wead Try the
of buying estimated weights before the u ck
fed or waseo and Others were an1i)as to lose no uos
In .bipulns them for the Mondays msrses in New OK ~
. ,e I'D the case when receipts heavy the Easefa
m he back Leaving the market to the forkers ssinea
st there would be plenty lett for them alter the onHe s
thsr snoply and little hopeful Of forcing concesons tie
close Some buyers think they have bought .c 10, i've
weight cheaper last while others say tney nave
paid us as much The truth ~ the be' gsde. ssys no os
being 10 sood demand aad comparatively sns supply
While ,ho.s Of Ieorer quality have dropped .a-in s~ w.
stances &C. g, ......,,r. .......... q,
At this market the Ccntra Railroad estimating
Cor wesk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

On Wednesday last the Michigan Southern Com
pany commenced running through passenger trains
between Chicago and Detroit, via Adrian, making
direct connection at Detroit with trains on the Ca
madam roads This is the shortest route between
Detroit and Chicago.
The Baltimore and Ohio Road will soon be re-
opened between Baltimore and Wheeling.
The Georges Creek Railroad Company are re-
building THEN iron bridge over the north branch OF
the Potomac, at Piedmont, connecting it with Mary
land, which was wantonly destroyed by the Rebels
Ia year. An active coal trade is expected and
from Piedmont 500 900 tuns of coal have been for
warded in one year to Baltimore and Washington.
The Bank statement shows wide varieiions from
the figures Of the previous week, but the changes
were indicated in our paragraph Of Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition Of the Banks of New-YOrk City, May )
and May 10:
Msy3 MyN
Tosps -. q 3,+S4l8 $l3Se4SZI mo-. vsSsl'oso
Snsr;. 35I75s2s a1i39.sGs Dsc.... 3035, so
Sfc'n..... s,is97s1 SsDai nIne.'.. AIsy 81, s,s
Deposits lo9b4.aS9 A'''''S" A''''' 49,"
The movement Of the Banks since Sept. 5, 1857,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Receipts Of Produce.

NAY la-leIsl bbls Flour. 2s4 bbs Corn Mea. $40 bsr
do 534 bb. WHISKY 4OoO bush. Bailey. 1875 ba'h OstI
% 5i buh Com G2 5i3 bu,h Whea 800 pkss Lard ~
do. PTovisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24
PersOnal InteIliccncc.

Governor stanly, OF North Carolna, sailed for New
bern N yesterday, In the steamship General Burn
side Charles Henry Foster Esq, also passenger
by the General Burnside.
Captain JeGres. or the steamship City Of Baltimore
and Captain Mohrop and wife, OF New York are stop
ping at the New York Hotel.
General saxton Major Bruen and Captain Merrill Of tho
United States Army; II. crowther, OF England L. c.
Hopkins, OF Cincinnati W. r. Hart and wife, 7. Magoun
p. T. Gray and wife, g. r. Bryant aud w. @. We'd Of
Boston, r. Lprkt and wife and r. PANE OF Prov idence
aud l.. A. Kempcr, Of Wisconsin, stopping nj te Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
NJ nalon, OF California; c. L. Purcell, OF Pnilade phia
b. Jones, Of Kentucky; L. Il. BACK, OF Cincinnati; D. H.
ping 1.-THE Lsfarge House.
Dr. J. H. Mcmillan, j. III. Chomas and J. II. Holiday
OF he ntucky George u. setson aud family CT Bridge
port; o. J. RGgcr q Indiana; w. J. Cochran. Of qen-
f. G. Porter, OF Chicngo;J H. SHREDDER Of Louis
VILE aud j. :. and j. NJ Ear.s Of Philadelphia stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. Amos Kendall and wife, II Washington: L. stet-
of Clinton county: j. A. Mead, OF Livingston coun.
ty A Pcrey and wife, Of California; @. \. naniorth Of
Colchester; j. l. Cobey and wife, W. smith, J. w. I'd.
monGs and III. n Horton, az Boston: j. H. Sanborn, of
Norfolk. Va. J. s. Ferguson and T. T. Hawey, Of tho
United states Navy, and E. ". waston Or Philadelphia
stopping at tile Astor House.
Col Don Tomas Gutierrez DO Jeran. Col Don Euren.o
de Gaminde Isfont, Col. ben EHrilue SAM Aids Of
Gen Pri Command Oh LEI OF the Spanish forces in
Mexico have arrived IN this city, and STAYING at
the New Ysrk Hotel Gen. Prim himself is expected TO
arrive here N a few DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24

The Prince street shooting ARRAY created quite sensa-
ton domestic circles yesterday and all sorts Of rumors
aoat in relation to tho probable cause Of the diff
guilty The story Of Major watrous relative to business
losses being the cause Of trouble is not credited by
those who best acquainted with the parties indeed
1t pretty strongly limited that the affair IS nothing more
less than second edition OF the Sckles tragedy me
particulars attending the alleged intimacy Of MIS- Corson
and Major Watrous have not transpred, but u IS pre-
sumed the whole thing will be developed IN Gay OF
two.
Cerson, who win be recollected, made his escape a.
the time of the shooting, has not been arrested put ms
friends imagine that ne will deliver himself ups ana save
the police any further trouble. They all unite IN saying
that Watros served right; and should the matter
up for investigation they look forward 10 Mt.
Corsons acqutta.
The condition OF the wounded man unchanged yes.
terday He reported be very low last evening" and
the physicians said to entertain but little hope OF his
recovery. No persons allowed to converse with him
the and the attending and then as rev
words possible spoken for fear Of bringing on any
excitement Up to last evening there no indication
OF any wandering Un the contrary, the patient ap
peared quite rational and talked Of his approaching end
with unusual calmneSS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



Observation-Disclosures Wednesday evening, May q,
a; the bedford Methodist Episcopal church. by tho
Rev. Or. iogany. WILLIAM Il. BREWSTER Miss ESTHER
A. TYSON, both OF this city.
iErASo-DosDs.-Oa thursday afternoon, May %, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents No 50 West Thirty
second street. by The Rev. =. c. ever, jesse lEASo
FAxyE. youngest daughter Of Howell Doobs, ESQ., both
Of this city.
HAxpy[McDovE Tuesday eveling. May 10, by
HsvpY 10 MISS MARY ANNE MCDOWELL, all Of this city,
MANuEI--ySl, Asp REy-0n Tuesday, May 20, by the
Rcv Thomas allaudet rector OF st. AIMS church. at the
resdenc. OF the brides parents JeiN o. MANUAL " KATE
VAN AsrRRES both 81 this city
MuLEE-%tRR.-On Tuesday, May 20, by the Rev. J. +.
Searlcs WILLIAM r. MILLER to ALyaA, daughter Of c. Y.
Kerr, Esq, both OF this city.
rgArr-sIoosE On Wednesday, May Il, by the Rev.
joseph +. Thompson, DID,, EDWARD W. PRATT TO AMANDA
siooaE, both of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24
Organization OF the Sons OF Rhode
Island.

meeting OF the Sons OF Rhode Island held yes
terday evening the Aston House, Randall II. Green
ESQ., the chair, for the purpose Of cnscng perma-
ganzaion for social Intercourse and The promo
ton o. good will and fellowship. The report of the COM
mlttee organization, appointed at preliminary meet
ing, submitted. II Is recommended that exscu
tive committee OF thirteen be elected annually to promote
the end aimed A.. The report also provided that any
person who might be citizen Of Rhode Island. the
descendant of citizen. could have the privilege Of
bership pay ing three dollars initiation fee, and
annual contribution not exceeding one dollar.
Rev. Dr. VIyTcN spoke in favor Of having an
ngal dinner in connection with the society. He
being opened: but ne assured the meeting that q
donation could be got after dinner easier than at
any other time. lie moved, appointment,
that the Association be also organized for pur-
poses of tenevoence towards the OF Rhode Island
who might stand In need Of it.
Tho report Of the committee as amended by DR.. Vim
ton was adopted.
On motion, IL was resolved 70 hold the annual meet
ing 2sth OF May, 1t being the anniversary OF the
day which the constitution OF the United states
adopted by the state n Rhode Island The election OF
the President, Vice President, committee &c. will DO
announced at the next meeting.
The following gentlemen were appointed the executive
committee for the management OF the Affairs OF the
soci-iy:--
Rev Dr. Francis vinton Charles II. Russell, John F.
Williams, George s. Coe, William Jones Hoppin, George
W. Curtis, Randall H. Greene, Cha les Cangdon, Nehe-
miah knight Philip w. Elgs, john II. Urmsbee, Benja-
min G. Arnold and Benjamin Cozzeus.