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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01

PrrDnoSr RA1LRoAD.-We learn from the
Danville papers that the rails have been laid
for distance of fifteen miles on this road, and
that the work is progressing finely. Il is
thought the road will be completed to Reids-
Vile, half-way between Greensbcrough and
Danyille, by the middle of Oceober, when pas
seneer trains will be put on the road connects
ing with this place by HarveyS stage line.
The Directors held meeting ia Danville on
Wednesday last, and located the first depot at
"Leg's Old Field" about eight niles from Dan
vile, giving it the name Of Pelham. in honor
Of Maj. Pelham, who fell at Kelly's Ford on
the l7th of March last. We believe Maj Pei
ham was q native of Person county, but had
resided in Alabama, the greater portion Of his
life. aa s ~ y s@- alf
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01

Large numbers of recruits are focking to
our army from Southern Missouri. Price has
now seversI Choctaw regiments ia bis COM
mand.s Ali the Indian tribes are ongood terms
with tie Confsderste Government. ~ ~
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01

Damages ksve already been assessed TO the
amount OF 81 sos. .740 20 agsinst the city q
New York sor property dsstroyed by Ne mob
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01

DEsERrEEs.-lnn noticing the infliction of the
death penalty on ten desertrrs recsntly, the ar
my correspondent of the Savannsh Repablicar
says: Desertess will be treated with more Sc.
verify ic the future than they have been in the
past. Mild means having failed, Gen Lee, like
the old man in the spelling book, is disposed
to try what virtue there is in stones. Hereaf-
ter, when man deserts his colors, he may
make up his mind te be shot, If caught, and
caught he will be some time Or another. II
may be that the system of furloughs recently
instituted will have the effect of checking de-
sertion. II it does, then It's effect will be doub
ly beneficial in this, that il will banisn this
heinous crime from the army, and at the same
time encourage the men to become good sol-
diers. since by the terms OF the order furloughs
will be granted to those only who sonduct
themselves well. s.e<.a. s4 sss s. 81
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01

60 The Virglnia Legislafure, in extsa sea
.ior,. has suealsd the not OF the last session
which prohibited the receiving Of certain Cop-
fedSrsts notss in pay ment of Ststs stsxss. All
confedsxats notes are noy rscsivabls for taxess
1hs till p1sssa the Honas by LII sysssg 90 u
ssays.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01

e. The Stamp House" connected with the
Powder Mills near this city, was destroyed by,
explosion on Monday night last. II was Just
cotnplsted and, the loss is some eight or ten
thousand dollars. There is another stamp house,.
howsver, connected with the. works, and shsl
powder making will 60 on a. though the ac-g
cident had not occurred - Age. Is -
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01
Couldn'th hold Court.

Judge Ship, Solicitor Merrisson, and other e
gal gsntlemsn who started to attend The Supss
rior Court for Cherokee county. last week, re-
turned reporting it impraoticabls to make the
attempt in the rresent condition of that county.
Many of the Southern men are leaving the eean
ty.-AshvilLe NeWs.e z3 5.~e. = sas8 & e&S
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01

FRoM OVER THE BoKDER.-Affairs alone the
border Of our State are pretty lively. Burn
sides forces occupy Greensille, several thous-l
and strong. and his pickets have been throws
out as fur 40 the foot Of Paint Mountains -
niles from this place. AshviHs Neacs.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-01
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The New York herald., 1863-11-17
city Politics.

rAMMANY AND MozART JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.
Mr. Dennis Quinn receved the nomination for Civil
Justice Of tho First Judicial district last evening from
both fsmmany and Mozart, and Mr.. Edward Hogan for
Police Justice.
James Dowiing was last evening unanimously nsmi.
mated for Police Justice OF the Second district.
IHIED DrnsCr.
The Judicial Convention Of the Third disrict met last
evening and nominated Vim. T. Dodge for Police Justco.
youKrH DISTRICT.
j. Daggcrt Hunt, for Civil Justice, and William IL
Mansfield for Police Justice, were nominated last night
by the Mozart Convention, and Moses d Gale for Civil
Justice and William II. Mansfield for Police Justice ~
the Tammaay men.
nrm DfyrRcr
The Mozart Convention met last evening and unani.
mously nominated w. H. Parsons for Police Justice aud
O. c. Barrett for CviI Justice The rammany Convention
nes and mated John MAhonsy for Police Justice and
Robt. Livingston fos Civil Justice
suvKxrH puRcT.
Tho Tammany delegates for this district met last night,
Mr.. John n. ieck In tho chair A motion being made
that the CoEvsnton proceed TO make the nomination for
Police Justice, MI Field novel; an amendment, that,
a. delegation from Mozart In waiting, committee
O. two from each wxd DO appointed 70 confer with them
1he smendrneni was last BY vote Of twelve i've Mr.
teenih Assembly dlnirict, remarked that Mr. Wood
had lob 70 pui ad Il he ,hers ., The eleventh
ltte discussion and few more appropriate remarks
from Mr. Ryan Judge Michael Connolly received tho
nimous nominaiicn for Police Justice and Mr. John
Stemler Vas nominated for Civil Justice.
ppnuc7.
Ths Tammany Convention Tor this district met lNat
night and nominated hr. Tbos BAu fw Police yusiloe
The Mozart Convent on met, but ADJOURNED til nK
log, without dominating.
SAN DprnfT
No norninaton was made for Alderman Ia this district
last evening aud the Convention after organ ring adfn
I'd until Thursday evening pexi
kKscs DEMOCRATIC ALDgesAsro NOMINATIONS.
Nprrsp urrrrIrT
Mr.. VILLAS Walsh nominated for Alderman of ths
Second district last evening
DISTRICT
Adournod 70 meet NJ PytEaggras Hall Canal street, ou
Monday evening.
pWrTufr.
william l.. iy was nominated last evening for Alder
rNrrH u-frnfrf
Tho Delegates q this district net last evening a1i
unanimously nominated Alderman George A Jorcmah
Tor 70 eecu0n
NgroN cOrscirNssic cowvEsIicN
The hcKeo1 deiessi-s u ths P,fth tyIpc rBa1r "a
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
YRUITs 1T DESSERT.
THE RDouLAR roAsrs.

THE RD0ULAR roAsrs.
Ins following LIST Of tho toass re1sirs OF ihs
evening
1. To the ymperor tho sovereign who has known
whose uotcctioo follows, the whole world over every
fong that bears The French name and who, after bin
coming, olcned new paths 10 commerce and ipdustyv
Inc President OF tne United states-ws are plsassd
70 have an opportunity expressing ansctioa Tor ths
country thai has welcomed at the hearth OF M hosp,
taity and publicly 70 express our feelings for is Chief
q To ". IAmirai Reynsad-In LEAVING Tho
shores OF America, be takes with him tbe
gratitude and regret of his follow countrymsn our
best wishss viii follow HIM everywhsrs whthersocvcy
be may be called 10 carry the national bag which be
nas made beloved and honored la the United tatss
TO tbs freuch Navy-ln peace, ~ In war the In
1efagao's protector OF the honor vel, OF ue IN
tefests OF France We proud be able 70 rencsy IA
homage Ia tho persons Of those who have % uorhav
represented u IN American waters
D. 10 tns Commandant and o1iccrs of the Frigate Ia
= 1uSriere, 70 the Commandants and Oalcers of the
Iisiphooe and the Grenade We regret that for the
1rst tins toast should be farewell ono. but wa trust
Gba they wiz accept IL feeble ~ on os syoa
cbstc remcmbrances which they kaye among ~ To
Ihoae ~ho remain, We orsr toast Of cord,al aod
welcome.
G. 70 the French Army-Gloriors sister a, ou, navy
u has the risht TO souvenir Of adnrng ION IN
every reunion gathered by tbs Invocation OF ihe name
OF France '
The nrst toast honor of tho Emperor os tire French
was respn 10 IN tho following terms by Monsieur
bops, Vice Consul Of Franco
GESTtsrEsf am bapry that the funr ions which have
provsonaly dsvoved upon the departure o. tue
Marquis dc Montholcn es this evening 10 respond 10
she 70 al which has lusI been drunk tho Emperor
u thans you Va The name of b,s imperial Nacsty
eaf assure you that the interests and security Il
feenohmsa esAolshed 10 America are aways tho ooccs
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

trict met last evening nominated samuel T. Webster
and James Towers Councilmen The Convention then
adjourned until Wednesday evening next
MKEOS roLICk JUsTIoEsBlps.
The nominating conventions Of the Twelfth, Ninetccnh
and Twenty second wards, the part OF the hcheon
democracy, have decided upon running Hon Nichdas
searst for Police Justice In tho seventh judicial DISTRICT
United on the ticket with Mr.. esrist Thomas Pearson
Tor Civil Justice
M'EEoN JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
DISTRACT
Tho delegates me last night and adJourned, w'thout
making nomination, till Friday next
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
Fire in Bee X man street.


ISAAC ). oLTvYR's PRINTING OFFICE DESTROYED.
Shortly before seven O'Clock evening a nre broke
out in the printing Office Of Isaac j. Oliver No 80 Beck
gushing tho three upper stories and tho roof de-
stroyod Mr. divers loss is estimated at about $4,000
said 10 bc fully insured. The OF the companies
could not DO The top l,or occupied by
H. Wilson, paper ruler loss about 81 OCO no insurance.
Tho part the second noor occupied BY the
Iih Aerioan, published By Lynch, Cole Mechan loss
by water about $500 Fret nOor occupied BY Aaron o.
tioodman, paper warehouse; damaged by water about
~ 900 fully covered by insurance. Tho brtldBg
owned by VIM Hustace, and damaged about ~ 500; fully
insured.
Tho stores on both sides werc moro or damaged BY
water. No 30-First floor occupied by Dcckson Dart
lett stock damaged by water about $3.50 Insured fol-
lows:-wimmsburg City, $4,000, Pacific. s3 600. state
81 900 Kings County 81 900 Jersey CITY 81 900 stuy
vesant 81 900 This uprer part Of this building Is occn
pied by Mclaughlin Brothers. publishers. Their stock s
damaged By water about $3.50, fully insured No. "a
First floor paper warehouse, owned by Bradley Hurd
stock damaged by water about $500; fully insured.
Second floor occupied by Charles Parker domestic hard
wsss, s: e.-,.:cd spo2s 1900 insured tor *ao 600 IN
the following compAniea;-saison humoo,a., .u,s""
S The s srs, seems, Wa NJ dlsS8yersa 81 PolicsrAn
Kcough, Of tho Second precinct and the alarm At
given The street door not locked. and the ocer
went stairs and found persons at work In the once o
the IrssA American; but nj work In Mr. OH.
printing once Tho origin OF tho re appears 20 DO
somewhat mysterious. and Fre Marshal Baker and Capt.
Mills have gone into an Investigation.
IMPORTANT PArxRs FouSD.--Captain Waters Of Central
Hall. No l74 Grand street. yesterday found papsrs
belonging soldier At the OF Centre Canal
streets They consist OF frough and transportation
tHcates. signed and countersgpcd granted 70 George
Rusco Of the Seventeenth Connecticut volunteers Cap
tain Waters will be happy 70 return those pspcrs M tho
above address,
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho mail steamship China Captain Anderson will leave
this port tomorrow for Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe will close this city at bali past
nine O'Clock 70 morrow morning.
Single copies In Wrappers ready for mailing I've cents
Sampson Low. Son b Co., ~ Ludga.s Hill London,
England, will receive subscriptions aud advertisements
for the EEw YoRK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

SAyrAnr Cospsros
NosyoLx. Va, Nov. ID, 1858
The government ID ready aud willing, and 10 making
every e1brt TO supply tho Of susrng soldiers
confined In Southern prsons General Meredith Is author
lied TO send evsrythns that may be required supply
or wants or add 10 their comfort and this morning do
seatehed 10 City Point boat with tho following SUP.
p~-t 600 blankets, 900 body coats 1000 oyerooats
1900 psrs shoes 900 caps 900 wool sbr,s 600 pairs
SOCKS - 700 ratous OF food The general will continue
70 SUPPLIES fast thor csa be sen, from tliy
FONT 70 Rchnsond. The supplies sent by the san,tary
coamson should consist meetly Of concentrated food f
All kinds pickles under clothing towels soap suoaycs
combs coarse and hn~), and perhaps little tob.roo
That the SUPPLIES sent by the government and by the
Commission will be receved ai Richmond aud dstribsed
among our ncu there y, think, but little doubt Toubt
lesi there VIII bo small leakage by the wav bu, THIS
must be Submitted TO for the sake getting soeth,ng
through 60 our sufferers.
BAfrKnRr Nor 10. Isss
Another consignment of proveions eniy sit csrro,A
ot meas oee twenty -four barrels - pork -four bar
fets o nour and mes we're -eut by g. G. Fulton 10 Tbv
frsop AID Bslic sic to-day from Baltimore Relief It,a
makius VI 100 worth sen, viihin ~eek.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Mar,I..i.

ra.t--wssserr Ia 1h-rt4sy. nsvassssr "a, ~ Ne
Pew - Osrs~, NJ sns hrft % wita a A. 5rFss
Ma1lfr Sy a. o' t4t ear
tlrra-Wift o. Al tsi.sga, - wsfss Gty. Ny.an
~ ". ~ EgSsr. " S~iaa@a ~ lr ~a gtsrs a
The New York herald., 1863-11-17


General strong was appointed chairman, and nessrs.
Francis and 0'Rely secretaries. The Chairman stated
the object OF the meeting In the coursco o bis obscrva
tions he said that they should seek get many men
into the army possible, and strengthen the military
power tho utmost-blacx well whitc-and 10 Sc
cure Justice 10 all who should enlist giving equal pay
equal service.
Tho following resolutions were read and adopted
Resolved FIRST, That this appoint committee Of
twenty-five to take to sueourags ensents AMI
help y r BY a honorable the qota OF the OF
New York bv voluDserx
Second. That the has refused 70 raise or
authorize to raise colored oopin this this commit
tee he requested 70 appoint sub committee proceed
mediaey To Waslingion and ask the President raise
coored troops TO be credited W the quota Of this
Third That this COMMITTEES be Instructed 70 call mass
surcs 10 carry forward our object
The resolutions were adopted unanimously by The
meeting.
Mr. BAGorxyr. Irshuian who served as q volunteer
briefly addressed tho moeting avowing that he would
nght for the Stripes and Stars. He followed by
Colonel SHANNON and Rev. Mr.. GARSrr pastor OF the
Colored rresbytcr church. This one Of tho sreat
guns of the colored people In New York lie spoke Of
the importance Of the occasion that called them
and SAID that the coored OF this city state were
anxious 70 20 TO the war and thcy were DOW leaving
almost daily n large numbers to 60 Connecticut and
other Eastern states who're large bountss were offered 10
them inducsmeut 70 enlist under the starr snd
Stripes.
After appointing Peter Cooper Chairman o, tho com.
mitiee eftwenty ave, the meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
browns bronchial Troches. Tor Coughs.

Bogie's Hyperion Flaid Restores and
dresses Bogic's Electric Hair Dye best In Try
Beoonyinoed. w. BoGLE. Boston sold everyw mere
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Album Vtgnettss, 81; Carses de vixtt~,
Gc Amhroiypes &e not eroelled. As taken by HOLMES
3US Broad~sy
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Beautiful Com pie xion.-Laird's Bioom
OF Youth, Liquid Pearl nr preservinz aud beauuyin
the compile zion skin at abs BsoAaway drussis
everywhere
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Diseases of rhe Nervous, seminal, Urt-
nary and Sexual Systems New and reliable trsimentn
reports Of the Howard Associ In sealed letter
envelope free OF charge Address DR.. Skin Honghton.
Howard Association. Phlla ladrphia.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Chaps, Chafes. smiiovvpess, Eruptions,
Spots Spccks aud all Skin Biem mahes cured by GOU-
KAUD'S Italian Hedcated Scar. 4o5 broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Bridgcwatsr Psins.-Best and Cheapest
Paint for Lesky Roofs In the market
ROBERT REYNOLDS ATeal "a Maiden lana.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Deafness. Casarrh and All Diseases or
the Ear and Throat treated by DIR LIuHTHfLL No ~ b.
Marx place. Reception hours from A. M. I'LL l3P NJ
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Diseases or the Nervous, sexual and
Urinary System. Mos. modern and approved ueA,~snl n l.
Gauss and cnre piaes price 10 Sold by MIL
LER Co. A2ssf3roadway. and BY the author DR. WAT.
SON GU Broadway. Consultations from ~ 70 +. n
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Composite Iron Rniitng.-The Most
suitable and durable cottage fence. HUTCHINSON
wICKERsHAM 2sy Canal street. east Of broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

DR.. Hyde, Mcdtcai Electrtctnn, 40
Fourth eneParaysi sis, Rheumatism. Deafness Catarrh
Disc Of the Womb Kidney Hud Spine Constipation Ac
Ae., treated successfully by Elrctrieiiy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Corps, Buaions, Inverted Nails, En-
arged Joints and all diseases Of the feet cured without
pain or Inconvenience the patent by Dr. zAcHARIE.
Surgeon Chiropodlsl. No 100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Colds Pulmonary and Asihmac Disorders have proved
their efficacy by OF years. and have received tes
t,moniAls from eminent have used them.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
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Prizes C.shsd IN All Leg g.iir.d Lotteries.
Inlorna.on given r CLAYTON 4 Co. 10 10 wsn
Prizes Csshed In All Legaiired Lotte-
ns'' Information ryss, ~ Josgrn bArEs; BIO Bros.a'
PrtHes Cashed and nformstion Fur
'''' Brokers. y Pm, street
Royal Havana Lottsry.-3O Per Cent
prsmiam gsif - pris.s I.terws,lgn fgrss.sd Hss.,
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. No 10 walls street, T.
A New Perfume for the UandkerchieE
EXTRACT Ov TTfR
Ef0HT BLoohis1 oEKEus,
rIoHr BLoosTso cEREUs
NIGHT BLoonTS1 cEKEus.
rrogr BLoovIso cyREus
from s, rsrs ard essau,ui Tower froH ys,s .asss 10
name N'n1ss.rs sswrss s. oyyousrEayrIifsL fLos ASos
ASK voR rHALos's-rAkE no OTHER.
Sold By druggists GENERALLY
AZ "Ths Pharmacy" otI broadway,
pare Family Nsdeses q, ~holssse prss.
ADntn a Co., Manufacturer ~ Flag.
corner OF Whiism E~sb'ish~d isu
New Remedy for Co,a. nna Coughs
HUsHIossW ~ Cold inr ths t~s. aui safes, rrrfssA-
h'D 10 u.e. Al 70 As'or heH~ eorns' BalesT sfes.
Cuve Guaranteed Ia all Cases of vsr-
voia DEBILITY and fiara~s AifrK sfhFf from itnpga4
asnss or snass. ~ D. wAhD - Lisr-asfa sifsst
At Church, NJ uorp..--Cer-mony snd
VISITING Cards 10 ~ latest ard faosi s~gtni syes
.. .t'hHbhbL ~ sfe.d~ay corner Dasss street
AZ whitr's. 2fS HFondway. are ga. re-,
Hats tsa' kisT oots an1 ne rfhss FaFs isiles ia
No cfy.
ssh vow oror.r psf K.rtis past Ina,a
cgTes Ths maN tiff "a sff seH fan r nsa u.lT
w w. y -, :.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-17

ID. II. kcnDcdy's Medical Discovery.
When all other srofua Medicines have failed this old
standard and popular remcdv II never fails curing
ScrofulA Ery salt Kheun Ulcers Scab-. and
every and nature. Bold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Hoyts Hiawntha Hair RcstOrattve-
Warranted 10 faded and hair and whkers to
their original color Superior 20 dyes And every other
the hair natural and life app
il gives instead OF Of the dull dead black OF dyes that
critical observer cannot derc, H In the
plcty Of its application, IL being usrd easily
tce OF the toilet, and In ITS beneficial effects the head
a well the hair. II makes the hair soft and silky.
prevents from falling out, removes all Its impurities.
and entirely the bad effects o the previous
of prepAr containing sulphur. OF load Ac.
nOYT5 MISNfHAHA HAIR GLOSS,
unexceiied In Keeping the hair In curt
HOYTs IMPERIAL COLORIk6 CREAM.
changes light and red hair TO be>uifu brown or black
H0YTS ExCELsIOk TOILET POWDER
impas beauty To the complexion smoothnes 70 the skin
and pre- youthfuness OF Sold every
where JOSEPH HOrT 4 Co. 10 University place.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Direction Labels and Tags, All Kinds,
at the Manufacturers. VICTOR Il. hAUGER. lis Cham.
beru
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservattve
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No Astor House.
Tho dye applied by sklitul ARTISTS
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Gouraud's Poudrr subtitle Cproots IIatv
upper lips low foreheads any OF the body
Warranted Al Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Em bY YOidcring, Quilting, BrntdinU aud
every description OF sewing done the hest
ner on the Baker machn by Miss LEACH at 935
broadway. near Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

For tho hnir-Barry's Trtcophev0us,
the and cheapest article. Bold b7 s druggsa JI.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
Meetings OF tho Stage Drivers, Turners
Working Women, ship Csrpenters and
Segar Makers, &c.

Meetings OF tho Stage Drivers, Turners,
Working Women, ship Carpenters and
Segar Makers, &c.
There nothing Of any particular interest to tho
public transpred yesterday In the striking lne Everv.
thing wen, very smoothly, and there VIII be no new
development until this evening and tomorrow when a
number OF the trades bold meetings for the pur-
pose OF forming combinations and making arrangements
for systematic demand OF an increase OF wages.
The stage drivers assemble tonight 70 hear the
report OF their committee reatve 10 the intentions Of tho
stage propreors the subject Of granting their en-
poyes higher wages II the report DO adverse we learn
that general strike all the lines represented ut tho
meeting last Sunday will occur.
The turner's also bold meeting in Forsyth street
tonight TO consider the matter OF OF wages
The working desire attention called 70 their
convention again, which Is OH tomorrow evening.
Tho Journcymen ship carpenters threaten another
STRIKE, and have called meeting at the Cooper Institute
tor Thursday evening.
The Bogar Bakers Union.
The 6egar Makers Protective uaion Association held
special meeting at Turn Hail on Saturday evening.
about seven hundred members being In ATTENDANCE And
President Lewis Cohn In the chair.
At previous meeting notice had been given that
Of the bosses ntcndod hire convict labor at tho
several PRISONS and had employed TO instruct such
OF tho convicts might be engaged This being the
special business Of tho meeting tho following resolutions
Resolved, That all workmen employed by such prison
bosses, direct indirect, arc respectfully roquested
through tho public papers 70 quit their work.
Resolved, That all acting In capacity o instruc
tors At tho several prsons are also requested quit their
work
tend all ssnry aid to all who shall be thrown out
OF employment In order comply with this resolution
and TO oppose this scheme OF capitalists 70 hire slave
labor.
Resolved That these resolutions bc advertised In the
daily papers.
After some routine business the meeting adjourned.