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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-31

An xhbit Of the profits Of the Fsilway
com psnies, which fs'ten on the suspension
Of navigation on IN MississippI river. woult
affect Eastern capitalists to proIong ths
strife between brethren OF the North and
Suutb. The wes. - veil ss the South !,
paying dearly the price Of this civil var. moi
only Ia blood md life, but Ia taxes. dutie,
and freight charges on iss productive staples
How long will The Yves, continue 70 be the
dupe Of parsissns. and the voluntary subject
Of Eastern cspilsl!-how long. ye people
how long!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-31

ID II reading Of the victory ). Murl
reesboro. one cannot but be struck with II,
tremendous expense with which i hss beer
gained. Our losses in killed, wounded sns
prisoners cum up the enormous figure D
1850. Or nearly one :hird Of I'll our force,
engaged. Such an extraordinary loss l. per
feetIy unparalleled IN the annals OF warfare
end the desperate vslor Of our troops, whc
succeeded 10 winning : victory under such
circumstances. is. With i,s results, perfectly
astounding. Louisville Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-31
From the Dubuque (Iowst Hersld.1
New England Profting By the War.

The following exhibit Of the profts Of
some Of The New EngIaod factories will give
4 clue 70 the pertinaciiy with which New
England favors a continuance OF the war:
Capital. Dividends.
Naunkesg Company s 100000 66 per cent
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Bates Msnufactur'g O. 200 900 45
Nashua MAJ IN. H) 1000 600 80 "
Boston Company 100000 20
Lacoaia Company l.007O00 20
Massachusetts Mills 10000 20
York Msnufsc'ur'g Co 100000 10 +"
Jackson Company 100000 10
AT D Teton Company 100000 10 i"
Merrimac Company $500 600 10 Y.
Lowell Company 3o8,O00 10 "
Everett Mil 10000 10
Great Falls Company 800 600 10
Hamilton Compsny 10000 10 ("
Bartlett Mills 10
James Mills 10
Globe Mills 10 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

end not look mp to God his guidance and instruction tn.
politicians maieTelsts, who never thought OK
opening their mestug' With prayer He then stated the
to nimby psmby aristocracy the part
of the Rebel. and Constitutional democracy the of
the loyal States
Prof MArrEsoS then called out. lie said he Of
who called AboltioDis.s but he not Of
that Mind of Aoons who ouy in favor Of thc
70 mt down avery e believed with many 9th that the
of United -'ates guaranteed certain rhs
the States Ia reference 20 their Slavery but be-
rvrd thai when they r.bsed against the Government all
their rights Slavery Included died When they buried the
Stars aud Stripes at Mobile. they had longer rights
under Con-titntion We had right doing two
things IN this waprotectins tho rights" Of tho Rebels
and yindIcatog the honor of flag We defend
and all that pertains to It, and let Rebels protect
and their homes in tho they have chosen for
themselves Loud sppiau.e)
Mr. THo.As JOINS IT, moved series Of resolutions express
sDg unconditional Loyalty tho Government tho Constitu
ton and the Union and tho prosecution OF tho war for the
suppression Of the Rebellion, which were adopted unsn
mously.
Il was also resolved the officers Of that should
be committee to nominate permanent officers Toy the Le'sus
report another public meeting TO DO held AZ the sane
place weeks hence. =,
M g. sAsyonp then addressed the people ct some length
afteT which the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
From San Frameisco-Trensuro Recovered
from the Golden S:nte.

SAk FRANCISCO. Saturday, March a. 1862.
The Constitution brought from the wreck OF the
Golden Gate SIG0 900 IN treasure also 5000 bagi
Of coffee from the lsthmus, creating panic in the
market. Rio declined TO ~ c,s; Costa RIGA to %.
Alcohol and whisky improved. Money easy Az
lantic currency exchange equivalent TO ~ a IS pre-.
MUM for gold in New-York, 5u6 premium. Ster
ling, 4ed. Legal Tenders, 63 Go, with considerable
inquiry for remittance East.
The recent showers have greatly benefited the
agricultural districts, which were suffering from
drOutb.
Saw FBAscIsco, Monday. March 23 1869.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, with $50, 900 an treas
ure, arrived to-day FROM the northern coast
Families are migrating to Oregon, Warrington
and British Columbia.
The newspapers are publishing facts and rumors
concerning different gold fields. Those at Boise
River enc Cariboo are receiving chief attention.
Several steamers will run Oh the Upper Columbia
and tributaries this season.
The Snake Indians are troublesome in the Boise
River region but the constant increase OF the min
ing population insnres general safety.
a schooner from Queen Charlotte Island las ar
rived, with eight tuns Of superior copper ore.
Sailed steamer Constitution for PsDsma, with $50 passen
gSs including battalion OF cavalry for Massachuses Ieg.
so and 10000 in treasure for England and $4,000 lcf
NeX-Yo.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

p,es.d desire that, Committee he appointed 70 dra en-
20 al Ia: Kindred ~ 10 sso as ha no doubt
m lt Of doNs could be raised for snch ,
pose Tho Comm'''e from ,he inn iS Jew ,m,,k. when
t6e f,lowine regulations were presented and aoIe. IN an
,n 10 hs desena 3D. st tho Academy OF MUSIC
or .ons Other commodious bald"g for the pup H. ,sir,s
the roef The poor OF rsanJ sHS ~ ,esnrrd 20 sd
70, the meeting and the. tho admission zee oe ~,
RtS uh and srt n oo%sn,,ion with tho Relief Com
m,tes organ zed Dem, nico's on ibis day; ,r,sa
R,J That delegation OF this society be now N
70 vat mon TIE General COMMITTEES Of th- Ladies itrsi p"
inviting heirs 70 eo-opeia.e with Us liz
The filowins g.nteen sppo ted ON the Pe,mansn'
comm,t,o: W. l. Lyons John McAuLds. Thoma, ppnpny'
VIM 4. Roberts, J. 4. Cansn, J. u. Ia'y "m H. "''"''
Tbs following 10 the Committee to wait upon tho Lsdie.
Bali Committee; w. +. Lyons. d. Quinn r. ). VAN 'ap'
% ,scordapee with resolution which passed later IN tho
evening Committee Of about twenty persons was for tho
Of thu good work contemplated hy the gentle
Brief .dds foil Of touching p..a'ii rSn
Butle Tuly and Dr. Dillon. The meeting was hsFr,onlou'
and ali who wee p,eent deeply earnest 10 their de-
The wehnown no ipay Of the Irish canno' fail 10 lin,
de in every hnmans bosom desire relieve the
I people "h Th are ..y w ss our sssa and
the public at large could resize The extent o. We sS
shns to Mass ,a Wen 10 BEEN an" e,tblssd in
hisciy would flow In rapidly IN tho south Of ie e
the :dsnpa I. chiefly caused BY th. 'hSI sa,e' !.
and bad westbsr last yesri and In the North u Is
OF the results Of tho deficient supply Of cotton
Mr. A. r. Stewart has chartered ship a. his own aIpsnse 70
he scn with food tho unfortunate and forthwith 70 Do
dispatched from New.Yok Tho st, Andrew sceieiy has
subscribed $500 Boston Ishmsu ha, sent 800 for tho
same purpose Barney Williams has offered 10 give per
at tho Academy Of Mp.c for the benefit Of hi. I'M
fortunate countrymep podgns hnsefto make up the disf
the realized falls short of 300 nc
Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick aud the Knights OF 81 fSHes
will probably join hands to day In promoting the good wok
the esdershp OF James Brady thu President OF the
former Society ON the 18th Of April ball ~ to be given al
the Academy Music for the charitable purpose under
Tie auspices Of r. Meehan Rchsd UGornan aud others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
The Irish Relief Committee.

Yesterday afternoon there was "a meeting oil th,
"Fr.ndy Sons Of ST. Patrick and other gentlemen 10 taxi
stop. for the relief Of tho suffering IihJudo DAILY in III,
ch. aud nr H. L. Hosne acting Secretary Dir Wsuo'
being called upon stated that he visited Ireland in ls and II
lGi8 and witnessed the distress in that country. lie revisited
rnnd ssan utuuin and the Of dstres he
The following ia tho General Committee appointed to promote
the objects OF the Ofgabkation
A. MONTGOMERY. u. hilton Jos. Lynch. Is. Williams
T. Doyls I. CBrisn Chas tConor, H. i. Dillon, k-ily
Matthew brennan, bartholomew UConor, VIM. Whiteroh
Henry Hilton, Davis CapsnG. WIN. G.. Barrett, Louis j.
White Jas Lynch. Il. II. Lowery. Jas M. Swscny. 3ohn
Cheney Jsme- murphy r. l.. Meohnn. a. ODonaell felr
Ingodsby Ma coln Campbell VIM Nj clcl ~ jarvis, John
McKeou. WIN. Kennedy Bryan Lawrence. T. Nulyihill.
Posse Murphy Andrew Cafrigaa, Alex T. Stewart Jamrs
T. BRADY, Daniel Dsyin Joseph Stuart, Charles T. DAILY
Honiy Hozuet. Richard OGorusu, Eugene Kelly, yonn
Il. Dryen Jsn-s drown. Watson. MsEer. Wm. Shaw John
Guyon WIN. Redmond Edward G.. DOnDeiIy Richard Dl.
lon NJ. D.. John X. BradJ sam Sloan, Malcolm iaughion
Robert M.cko, Edward II. Waite TLomss Barbour john
b. fogsrty John Bryan Edward Boyle. Jas u. Nicholson,
ChAs II. Bimsy.
William WATSON James 4. brady, Joseph Stusr Chsr!o.
r. DAILY ID. Dsylin. II. l.. Bogue Eugene Kelly, Hiehsd
OGoImsu Water Mace. Samuel Sloan, John Savage, I'd
{. Donnsly, 4. ODonnelL
IN. foll,wg the Committee appoyts1 10 confer with
rosetug Of the Knights OF -. Patrick;
John Savage D Dillon. A. OD0AneJ Joseph stuart Nm
Waiscn. II. l.. Ho2uet
soj,crpHon book was opened. and the liberal of
qne Knight Of IT. Patrick met last evening a. tbe Asor
Iousr john Butler, e,q in the Chaf Capt Lyons per
'oIned his dutios socronry The Chairman suggested
poor Of ireland hs public meeting bs cslod tho Ac.d
my Of Music and that tho services OF uo most eminent
,ubc spe lie secured The Secretary gayo brief
cur. Of whst had been done BY the kerd Son sId ex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Academy Of Music-M. MafstzeNs COM
pnny.

IT,. oro,, NJ NORMA drew q very fine audience
,os, nicbt 70 the Academy. The Soprano Nine
Wodo,i and the Tenor NJ. Mi1zoleni, again appeared
q, air several indirposition. Tbs part OF Norma
domands in about equal proportions agility OF voice
,I ,o,yer of defamation. In the latter quality
Nine Medori is preemnent in the former she Is not
I'm, Norma in rage is the best OF that pagan lady
and 40 the defamation weighs in the scale accord
iuely. We may especially instance her in the Hlo
Of the end of the frat act In the Prayer.Scene she
,boved iudcious economy of meaDs: keeping down
the voice TO the devout standard Mile Sulsei
made good Adalgisa, -less the power to reach the
highest notes. In her opening scene her voice De-
ing second Soprano, appeared to particular advah
taCe IA the range Of the music isJow. The part OF
,pollione 10 tlat Of sneak and ru6lan; and the
worst possible exponent of Roman Proconsui
who would at least behave differently If not more
Iecently. Tenors shirk the part accordingly: and
ahough it contains some admirable music, the man
mas nothing to do after his fret air and duet, bnt u
stand up and be buled by the rate chief Druidess
But NJ. Mazzoleni made as much Of the char
acter as could be expected. Signor Biachi was
capital Oroveso in the first scene, which would
have been impressive had there been chorus o.
sufficient proportions.
The applause was good considering the babituh
coldness of Academy audiences. The princ'ra
artists were called before the curtain to receive the
homage of their admirers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Treaty Beiween the United State. and
Il
WAsHIYGTOr Monlax

WAsHISGTos. Monday. March 23 1863
The treaty between the United States aud Liberia
Il officially promulgated. There is to be perpetual
peace and friendship and reciprocal freedom OF com
mere between the contracting parties, and they
bind themselves to treat each other Oh the footing Of
the most favored nations including the full protec
tion of persons and properties. Our Government en-
cages never to Interfere, unloSs solicited by that of
Liberia in the affairs between the aboriginal inhab
itsnts and Liberia, in the territory and jurisdiction
of that Republic, and citizens Of tho United States
residing therein are desired 70 abstau from all such
intercourse with the aboriginal inhabitants az will
tend to violations of the law aud disturbances Of the
peace Of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Indian Troubles in Utah.

SAT- L4KK, Monday. March %, 1863.
Last night the Humboldt Indians attacked the
station eigh. miles west Of Deer Creek, killed the
men, burned the station took the stage stock, and
large herd belonging TO private parties.
The stage driver was killed, and passenger NOR
tally wounded. Troops have already reached there,
and the route is again open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Terminus Of .hs Bai,inorc and Ohio Rail

PARygksBUKc, Va. Monday, Mach %, 1863
The daily packets and transient steamboats, used
laterly by tho Government for temporary service Oh
transported with dlspatcb as heretofore, from this
poin, to POrt.moath, Maysvlle, Cincinnati, Mad
son, Louisville &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
IAdyeIiisemsnt.l

BUSINESS MEN want CLERKS and APPREN-
who have integrity aud us the right talent aud adspts
tion to rier Particular pursuit. PHYSIOLOGICAL ErASi
NATION Il FowLEN WELLS No 3oo BIesdw sy will direct
The Tixht man 10 ths right place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Fire.

CsicAGo. Monday. March 70. 1863.
The Wholesale drug store Of w. ID. Harns, situ.
eted On South Water street WA eutireIy destroyed
unknown. "'V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

The HARDoR DEFENSE Communicable Com
,,,s. on Ordnance and the Committee Water Dcfenses
Of this met tho City Hall ys'terdsy and gave
lengthy hearings to parties who appeared before them TO
avoid any waste Of time, announced st each bearing
by the Chairman Of Committee that they did not wish TO
listen to auy view, the unfolding Of any Plans that
were mot Of practicable nature suited fof emergency Inc
Ordnance COMMITTEES. Of which Councilman Brce ' Chair
man. listened to remarks and the explanation Of designs oy
Me,,rs Norman Wizard and d. I. Babbs The Water De-
Tense Coumitee, Of which Alderman Boole Chairman
was addressed and had plans submitted to It by Men D. T.
B,bb Can't, Mcdonald Pascal Plant, John r. Taylor A.
D. Bishop Of "boom derrick fame, b. Van Dsu'sn,
prominent shp.buildsr. and Morrison Hunter Several
other sst.men present could not be heard at this meeting
hut will be listened /, at future meeting The Commission
will hold meen. this evening when by invitation through
Mayor Opdyke they will be addressed BY Col VIM A. How
ard and Myers Correll, esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

md prolousos life no medicinal preparation either Of he
IN, or the pesen. time has been completely and snver.
ally successful
HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS.
Agains. the vspors foul prepare
That fever.tsint the heavy air.
Drink no. unniI the water found
In prares, woods, or m0shy ground,
H,edenary toll you Ply
Nature you NUT a"s,-or do
For whom debsrred from exercise.
For ays;aeial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and ntens
j. threatened evil to present.;
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From ills that crush the unp,srayed,
Hostettet's Bitsers usc-!or note
They are the susEsr ASrIDorl-
-,
To So. Of defiance the usna Of unhealthy soils bs psiss
" unwhossome water the efuva Of crowded workYosnl
md factories and the bancal influence Of sedensy employ
nsnts II 10 only necessary to be foresrmed with
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS,
Dyspepsias psngs. that rack and grind
The body, and depress the mind
Agues. that Is they 80 and eose,.
Make life . constant marty rdomi
Coles and dysenteric pains,
Meath which the strong mans visor wsnssf.
Bilious complaints, those tedious ns,
Nser conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread disrrhes, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury,
Slow, constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer. day by dayI
Eervou. pros.ration, mental gloom
Hersds Of madness or the tonbi
For these-thoash mineral nostruuis fall
Means OF Relief at least we hail.
HosrErrgRs RIrrERs-medicine sure,
Not to y,esnt, alone, but cure
In DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AsuE, Bmors CorrLArs5ss
CONSTITUTIONAL and Nervous DEBILITY CONSTIPATION,
SPAsxs. and in all complaints Of Man =
Woman proceeding casual inherent weakness Of ~
ody, tie one great remedy aud rcstorstvsh
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERs
To wanderers on sea or lsnC,
From Polar shore to Trcpc strandi
To household lone. and regions new,
Aud jewellers Ia great cities too;
To soldiers In camp, fort, and field,
Who need against disease shield;
To Miners California bound
And tilsrs OF wet marshy gIound,
To feeble wives OF fragile mold
To young and middle aged, aud od
To those In health who would enjoy
Heavens best sifts without ALLOYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
NRw.YORK LRGIsLATURE'
SENATE. ALBANY, March Vs. ioo''
EVENING SESSION.

The following bills were introduced; .,,,..
Incornoratiny Murray Hoffman and his associates
a, a Union League Association OF New-fSrk Wv, ,ho
object being TO maintain the Union and deiend '"'
Constitution. ANN nm. rroviding
that real property adudged to be sold may % sod
in the county where exists by the Sheriff OF sA0
county. ,o,,eA aeainst
the blll reducing the claim Of the eIa'e AsA'"''
resolution was adopted asking the BANK oaP ou,
utepdent what Legislation is necessary TO o"h
banking lave in harmony with 'no INV
laws of Congress. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
6oststtsr's 6tomatb 3itters.

DEAD AND REFLECT.
Make sure ofnEAp1H. "Butho~.' you mkt
We answer, Ills an easy task
Strengthen the SroNAcH and sustain
The NERVES, the servants Of the brain.
The LIVER keep in active play,
And regulate, from day to day.
Each organ aid, on Nsures plan,
Brace and refresh the IssBn NAN,
And like watch, that's kept In chime
BY constant care with railroad time,
The systems tone and strength renew
And thereby cheer the pirits too.
"How,u you inquire, can this be dcnsf
This Victory Ger Disease bs wonr
"HosrKrrsK's BrTKRs," we reply
IsHKALrns SUPREME PRorEcrIoS-TsYi
Asa means Of regeusins the disordsIsd and snfssblsS
sysem regulating every function Of the sternal pn ~
wing tho depressed spirits invigorsDg the eonxituon
and proougos life no medicinal preprss!on either Of he
past or present time has been 70 completely and suvef
sally successful a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT cow
Bm On Tbursdsy the brokers in Wall street received
sudden shock by the appearance Of ghost In tho form OF
$50 bill purpoTtins 10 have bsen Issued by the Central
Bsnk Worce,ter Mas. which not detected til three
dine, brokers bad ,steu genuine many Of the apu'
Ious b The moment the who passing these ois
vs.. detected extra issued from of the bank
note reporter Offices and the alarm sounded Ocer hodS'
Of the Brosdw sy squad arrested George Park In the office
Of Isb Craven No Il Wall s,Fee, In which he had offered
for .Iehsng. OF the bogus bls Mr. Craven decided that
the bill counterfeit and sent for the officer who made the
arrest. .-qu.ny Il transpsd that Park bad succeeded
in changing counterfeit $500 bills follows He presented
ono to o. W Hoapd. clerk FOR Chsres Ansrdlco No y
Wall street Mr. Alsrdice the bill TO the Office OF
White Morrison Co No. 30 Wall street. who returned .
check for the amount Of $500 upon the Marine Bank MIR
Holland thon Park the bank and him
e,ve tie small b, or the check Park then proceeded 10
looked the bill satisfied with it, and paid in s1chsuss
the sum Of 493 IS Pax went TO tho Office OF G~nn
Day No 81 Wall street, where he presented another Oft the
spurious bills to Clarence g. Day the clerk who ct once paid
the small notes. less the discount, for the 500 note
Ga Friday Psrh WAS taken before Justice Bowling when IL
appeared from hi, statement tha, he had resolved tho bills
from lawyer for whom he clerk. who had ssnt him out
get them changed The lawyer In question arrested
by Detectives Elder and McCord He said that he had given
Pss tho bills aud Instructed him set them chsngedi that
be Rad obtained tho bills In regular bune transaction
indemnity for bail in legal case, and that Park entirely
Innocent Of tho Intention to commit fraud upon any Of tho
brokers. lie also willing aud DESTROYS TO redeem the
bills which had been passed. Park committed In default
Of bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

HAHBoR DEFESsrs-The Committee OF the Legs
i.ture on Militia and Public Defense. arrived In the city
tedsy accompanied BY the STAFF Of the Governor They
viii mset the Committee Hsrbor Defense Of tho Chamber
Of Commerce at u o'clock today and will visit the forises
tions tomorrow We have TO believe that the impo
tsnt and delayed work Of hsrbO defense will new DO
undertaken with energy and spirit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

EroBrrEsrH WARD UNION LrAGuE.-A meeting
the citizens Of tho Egheen,h Ward held last even.
log the Demit Dpensy Of Fourth avenue and
street. for the purpose Of organizing Loyal
Leasue in that section Of the city Mr. william Tiden was
chosen temporary chairman and Mr. T.. +. Dsvi, Secretary
Tho resolutions offered tho Cooper Institute meeting
adopted the platform Of the Eighteenth Ward
League. Speeches made by Ben. Warden, James NJ
Thomp.on az Councilman Stevenson Robt b. Roosevelt.
and T. Kirkisnd. and Committee appointed to confer
with The League recently organized at the Everett House.
with view to sfectinss union with its members so that
there should be but League In the Ward The meeting
sdjournsd, subject to the call Il The chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

THH DEATH OF jams FAsYIsd, A. MAJ o
special the professors lents and iends Of the
Mount Warrington Collegiate Institute held ct Its Rooms.
March 49, 1853 for the purpose Of duly noticing the dscease
OF Mr. James Fsnnns s'e a,oes,e principal Of the same
tho following resolution, unanimously adopted
hryea. II has pleased Almighty God 10 remove by death
on Of Marcn inst jane. Fanfing A NJ, for nearly
20 yess OF the principals OF the Mount Washington Col
lcsiaic T. situte.
R rd That tho Instructors and .t1den, of the same
remember with ELECTION bis excellent Character example and
wortb Hnd that foe deeply the loss have
tBucd.
Refolrsd Tina, for him these who have been
der rived Of faithful teacher. wise coupseor. aud tfus
irnd but that ~. consistent, Christian life leads to regard
ou- lo.. ~ his gah
Rs,orsd That while thus deplore his sudden removal
from ourselves the prime OF e recognize also the loss
sustained b. the community at largo of all upright gad To- al
citizen but that especs ally symp,thile with the mme
daie y snl psen OF the deceased the greatest suffer
. Of sill.
Rs,ei Thit Mr George W. Clarke the Principal Of the
Institute be requested the Chairman OF this
commupico these resolutions 10 Mrs Fannipg wifs Of the
de.ascd and o to his pareuts Mr. and Mrs Israel flaming
James Ioft Long Island with such words OF coDdoencs
Is may seem to hni proper.
Re,os,d That tho Chairman he requested 20 have these
procedugs published IA such newspapers his judgment may
approve. GEO. W CLARKE, Chairman.