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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE SNITILE MACHINES;
Patented Feb. lAth. 1860.
Salesroom, 5s6 Broadway N. Y.
This Machine is constructed on entirely
new principles of mechanism, possess in
many rare and valuable improv ements, hay.
ing been examined By the most profound ex.
perts and pronounced simplicity and perfection
combined.
II has straight needle, perpendicular ac-
tion, makes the Lock or shuttle stitch. which
will neither Rip Rarrl and is alike on DO. Il
sides performs perfect sewing on every de.
scrption,,cf material, from Leather to the finest
Nansook muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog vheel, and the
least possible friction, it runs as smooth as
glass, and is emphatically
A NOisclcss Machine.
II requires Fifty per cent less power to drive
It than any other machine in market. A girl
twelve years of age can work it steadily, with
out fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and ,eoadeyW simplicity Of c.n.
struction, render it almost impossible to Get
out OF order, ana is Guaranteed by tho company
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who NAV
desire to supply themselves with superior
article. = I'LL :nA exans e this
UNRtvs LIED MACHINE.
Bu. IN a.n.u,c especial manner DO we solicit
The p.t 'onagc OF
Merchant Tailors,
Coach Makers
Hoop Skirt manufacturers,
Shirt aud Bosom makers,
Vest and Pantalcon makers,
Dress makers
Corse. makers,
Cater filters,
Shoe binders.
RELIGIOUS AND CHARiTABLE INsTyrU
TloNs LITERALLY dealt with.
Price Of Machines Complete
No l Family machine cith Xemmer Sc.
No 2 Smnl. Manufacturing ,rith ertension ,abL :;
No 8 Large Manufacturing rith extension table 8,
| No 8 Large Manufacturing, TOR Leather
With Roiing Foot and OIL Cup, 1O(
| One half hours instructions ia sufficient e
enable any person to work this machine /.
their entir, satisfaction.
AGENTS WANTED for all Towns in til
| United States, where agents are not alroady
established. Also, for Cuba, Mexico, Contra
and South Amcrica, TO whom liberal dis
count will be given.
Terms, invariably cash on delivery.
- J Macarthur & Co.
| .hS6 Broadway. Now York, N. Y,
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

10 the voters ef Tama CO~~ty
/ would announce to the voters al
lama county, my name as Al indepen.
dent candidate for Sheriff, and respect
fully solicit their SURFACES at the next
election.
September lst, 1854.
3n ANTHONY BRICKER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

-. Mr.. Cloud gives notice in an ad.
ver,isement 10 day that he will have an
important auction sale ut his residence
one mile west Of Helena, on the 26th
inst. Read it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

-. Mr.. I. s Cope of buckingham,
viii have large Auct,on sale on the
lat 1T October at which \ large varie',
Of articles will be offered to the public.
Resd his new advertisement and see II
there is not something offered that yon
want
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Take no marc unpleasant and ansaft
Medicines.

Medicines.
For unpleasant and dangerous dis
| cases, use HELMBO1.D'S EXTRACT
BUCHt, which has received the EN-
dorsenent Of the most prominent ply
sicians in the U. 8. Is now offered to
afflicted humanity AZ accr,ain cure for
the following diseases and symptoms
originating from diseases and abuse OF
the Urinary or Sexual Organs, General
Debility, Mental and Physical Depres
sion, lmbecility, Determination ofblood
to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hys,eria,
General Irrtability, Rcstlcssncss and
Slceplessness at Night, Absence Of Mus
cular Efficiency, Loss Of Appetite,
characterization, Low Spirits, Disorgani.
cation or Paralysis Of the Organs Of
Generation, Palpitation Of the Heart,
and, in fact, all the concomitnnts OF a
Nervous and tlebiitated state Of the
system 70 insure the genuine, cut this
out. Ask for tIelmbolls take no other.
Cures guaranteed. See advertisement
in another column.
3. SUPERIOR REMEDT.--Wc
can conccntionsly recommend to
those suffering from a distressing cough,
Dr.. Strickland's Mellihous Cough, Bal.
sam 1t gives reli,f almost irsian,an.
eous. and is swithal not disagrcab!c
+" the tase. There i.no doubt but the
Mellitluos Cough Balsam is one Of the.
best preparations in use, aid is all thai
its proprietor claims Tor it. We have
tried il during the past week and found
relief from most distressing. cough. I,
is prepared by Dr.. Strickland. NJ.
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, q and
tor sale b. Druggists a, SO cents per
bottle.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15
M.O0 " -.

49,. ~and m un1cr. Draft tax =
place in this State next VI nd ~ II
W4uis 1000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15
The only legally licensed
lalG agents i'm s9ais r0l,nay.

Almost al siinngcis c0,1in# hrTt . ] upon.
us to buy, thus giving as i,,ct a.el facilities
YER all others for selling We salie, from,
residents who desire TO sell, correct descfi,,
ton Of their lands with q general desc ptiok
Of The quality. situation, di-taAce from tim
ber or amount Of timber owned, improve
ments price & terms Of sale, either VERBALLY.
or BY mail as most Convenient, and promise
to furnish buyers soon, for all good land
he'd at reasonable prices Don't delay send
ing in your descriptions; each day that pass
es some chance is lost.
GRAHAM & NELSON.
ven3:,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

TiISI SIlf ca
SEVlbG MACHINES.
WEBS CELEBRATED PATENT
Never fail to satisfy those who give them
;..orough trial and wherever introduced are
rapidly superceeding all others.
They possess the merit Of simplicity
and ease Of management, 20 that fifteen
minutes ingtrdetion wilt enable Any -
one TO use them snoe essfHlly The z I
lowing IS some Of its points OF eScell-
ence ~
They havca straisht Needle ana SHUT.
tie, which Is Acknowledged 70 Se the @
only true principle Tor pertect sew
ing Machine. q
They make the Lock Or Shuttle Stitch,
alike on both sites and for Economy in
Thread, strength Durability, Elasticity W
AMI Beauty OF Finish, is superior {.
any other Stitch used.
They are simple in construction.
easily understood re- lily adjusted ana -
kept in order without taking sfar. or -
moving "a screw.
The Tension i superior 10 shy other ~
- use. Unnveane~s Or knots IN he
thread 10 not cspss il To ogc-sts vim
/ irrecl.tarity
Tire Fees. IS perfect ,conr.,s Ii its 70
operation, AID warranted ~ rnW $40
years without requiring % be talea vut, -
cleaned or repaired
They are adapted TO all sinis ~ ar. -
ing and are strong and dnrahis N al
their parts. This is import ant, for evtr -.
light work will soon can-e rail IVA -
chine 70 operate With uncertainty, md !,
reunise frequent and expensive raFs'f..
The Weed 3iil iast lifetime AMI .e~p
in orter. I'd
They Stitch iiern s,rais Fell. fo.1
Bind and Gather without hse,rhr =
They TO rot break me thread ship
stitches, ro- form cham riNx- OF the
undersita % the eiofh They I'll se-
over gathers and seams w.'irnt hresk 80
ing he thread, or requiring . change s~1
of tension.
They use silk, Cotton ani Linen =
Threads equally we'll.
They are he only machine using -
WFED.s P4rtsr TuKEAp Co>rsa,sa &
There il no other AnFar~.us e., ths
control of,he "Sisck thread e,ldal tcn.
Every Machiae Is Nasr,si 4
Families AMI Manufacturer .il 6,l -
the ~ eco, the Most prof;shl> Ma
chine for use, o~iHa 10 their Al <.ssirj
keeping in repair ani working at.ir,
and their great speed sni ease Of ,nau-
aga.acnt.
Forty par ceei more vort o.l - ~.
done IL vear tins. on he :" T',,, -
them oi3 any iher Sewing Machine.
y i aLiCLN CHAT ~
ITNGE MACHINES Ot .tsi
AND Ali. OTNEi, MA<Ittt- -
=
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15
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{ ENERAL LAND AGENCY,

The undersigned arc now prepared to buy
and sell Real Estate, both improved and IN
improved, pay taxes, rent land examine titles
make conveyances ard attend generally TO
any matters pertaining 10 the ownership or
conveyance Of real Estate in this, and the
adjoining counties. We have q choice lot of
lands fer SAFE ut prices within the reach OF
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

"A new stock Of leather, saddles,
whips AMI harness trimmings have
been received by M-ssrs. Hsworth Il
Fisher who manufacture al their har-
ness upon honor.
\ citizen OF our county few days
ago went 10 Marshal! and purchased
y set of harness, paying seven dollars
more for the same than is charged by
Messrs. II. & F. AMI good judges say
the set is actually worth ten dollars less
than their make. Who il g"irg to
M rshsll next, after set Of harness:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15
Farm Wanted.

Consisting Of forty or eighty acres, faif g
more cultivated. must have house upon it
PropUs tons received hr A keuscn In To
ledo or VIA krausc in Carlton Tr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15
Rcady shade CIGs hi n z.

and thoessn3 otht- articles te naD.s~-
Gus is mention Come and examine my
stock for yourselves. Remember VII ed
So low rs my Neixntofs il not ,lt..e sossr.
W. TUpfIrl
vcn1oiy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

-. We publish this week an advcr.
tiscment that should he read by every
one Of our farmers. It is Lambs hand
loom. Read it farmers aud see how
ansny Of you want one for your smar,
wives 70 make money with. Think
how hard eur mothers and grand
mothers had TO tread and slam to wave
~ one day three or four yards, and
there Is offered to you q loom by which
YOU can do with comparative case by
simply turning wheel, SIX times As
much work. 50 another notice says, in
the same time.
Besides if bat one loom is purchased
in n neighborhooi It must be prof.
table instrument.
There are 50 many sheep introduced
III the county now that many would eN-
change some Of their wool ton yarn, or
have i made iuto yarn, II they could
only have such cloth wove for home
wear ~ they want. This loon will a..
il. Come anl see ~ frs. II YOU intend
purchasing loom.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

-. Major w. G. Thompson, Union
candidate for Presidential clrcior. will
lie present to speak IN this town, on
Friday the o3a inst. ia conjunction
with the Hon. G. Ben Da, win.
L. our County Central committee
doing anything To secure the large
crowd which the time and occasion
demands?
Turn out everybody and let us hear
their explanation Of the times and the
present crisis. We will warrant that
no one will be injured, and nobody
abused except traitors to their country,
and they deserve to be. everywhere.
Let IA have i rousing old fashion mass
meeting upon the occasion. Come one
and all.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

THE Rev. 2. p. Ingalls, has been
delayed in filling his appointments, by
sickness. His future ar pointments will
also be changed. He was announced
10 speak in this place on the 18th inst,
hut will not be here until the evening oi
the Goth, when he will explain fully to
our people the objects OF the soldiers
Orphan Asylnm--its present condition
and future prospects,. Will our citizens
provide suitable place for the meeting
aud assisl in waking up. an interest in
this matter The speaker comes highly
recommended and doubtless his an IL.
tors will bs well pleased with his al
dress. Go, each one and atten til,
meeting and aid 40 lan,lab!c scheme
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

Since purchasing the Farmers
Store, Messrs. Armstrong Il Shankln
have reshelved, rcti;.cd aud painted The
interior Of the same, in very nice and
tasty style, riva'iny in appearance
many city Drug Stores. We are gad
- sec such excellent taste manifested
hy some o, our citizens I, speaks
ucii FOR cur town, ami n this ease
especially well for the rrcpric'or~.
VIII not more Of ON citizens 20 ard
10 l:ko"isc. They have removed Their
large stool, q I,rags aud medicines into
It, where they VI. BE highly pleased 10
receive the cais ~ ti.ei, n,ny cns nm.sS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

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The New York herald., 1864-11-29

them TO soow that they fighting Tor snretbns more
da 20 them than the negro. Ihem because believe
tnere s something practical In them | Cu.e them L.
cause am satisfied that my consttuonts both
and soldiers. desire honorable peace Offer them bs
anse satisfied that the pr, ers or prstaps stater
- and pStrs have been pou ed u for ueice and MAJ
the es heareQf tne nation 10 pusating Tor pcaca oer
ths,n because kD>s~ thai u a relenless Crue
mind n rster kiang Shero no cannot msxe alive
aud res, ~ where he has not sogu Nr
leach dsstr. 10 he uudo<stoni az pOs Including the
Gbrder Sta,s " ia his reso,stons the ordinances a se
before the bor 'er Ststes srens out The latter
unaer the pressu 'sot crcsnsssnces over which they
had control.
Mr. MONTAGUE or Va, ~Iavhs did not dssgn sayiag
an nythng hen he ene 'ed She hail to-day but he
unwilling let the res,NuhW OF tue gentleman froia
them eoquenty and earnestly, ana moved shat they be
rejected
Numerous gentlemen caI'ss tAie question.
Mr.. LEaH asked that the vOto q taken oy yeas ana
nays, and tho House seemed 10 ue simultaneously 20
sustain the call.
Tho roll being called, all the me nbers voted In the
affirmative except Messrs. Fuilsr. !; ~ Leach, J l.
Leach Logan. Ramsey and Turne uol Norm carolina
Messrs. Fuller, Ramsey aud j., lescn, akr inc
vote announced asked leave ~ tnahge sneir votes,
they had voted In tho negative uA yer the apprehen
son that II would be regarded a. s>scoursesy 70 an
honorable colleague.
Their votes were with the consent OF .tne House. re-
corded la the Affirmative
MIR. J. N. LEACH stated that he knew I'll Vre was 40
member tho floor from North Carolina no desired
peace upon any other terms than eternal separation
from the North.
Applause in the galleries, which ~as checkod by the
Chsir.t
On motion Of Mr.. RUSSELL tho Houss went into sscres
session.
The doors being opened, the House adjourned
The New York herald., 1864-11-29
PERSONAL Intelligence.

We understand that General George II. Mcclellan hac
received the appointment oE Engineer Chief OF ths
Morra and Essex RALroadan important limo
whers he restless. The Of this olce viii ia
the General equal TO what ne would have received b
been elected President Of the United States Ills salary
will be s26, 900 per snnum This 10 capital sppoios
meut and greatly TO the advantage OF the railroad
pany for General Mcclellan fully understands the duss
and requirements OF 30 important p0suln. We have
doubt that 1t with prove Of great advantage to ths
company.
We learn from Uexico that Mr. Essssras, formerly
OF tho editors OF the Courer des Etas In OF thu
city, snd recently the publisher OF newspaper h
Mexico, called che Ncw Era, has been appointed Chevs
eF 6 tho order OF Guadalupe, while bis wife hss bees
elevated to the position OF lady OF honor in waiting
the Empress Charlotte This s Indeed q high beooa
for the new chevaer; but We believe there 10 -
pay attached to the positions. We expect to re-
ceive by tho noxs mail from Mexico swo decrsos
OF tho Sgder OF Guadalupe for our correspondents
who aUtoMpaniod the Emperor MaIimian throughcA
his late memorable journey 70 sbo throne OF Aiexisa
These orders we'll deserved AZ our correspondess
faithfully recorded the movements Of the Emperor 49,
gavo him several first rate notices. In nsderaoa =
these valuable services the Emp has decided, Va
understand, to mako them Chevaers Of tho Order 81
Guadalupe also. The Order OF Chevalor " ell they
want salary u OF no account to them.
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RICH w . N ..
Gen. SlaEcoCk'S Farewell Address to
the Second Corps,
IN. &c.. GO.
CITY POINT.
MIR. g.. Cad W waiIader's n DsspatcN.

Mr. g.. Cad W n ader's DsspatcM.
CIrr POINT, Nov. 81, 1884,
'FRONT.'.
Nothing OF general interest has occurred beyond the
concentration Of all the coiored troops under Generals
Aesde aud Butler into corps 10 he commanded by
Major General WeitzeI; and the sinking Of steam
dredse by the rebels In the Dutch Gap Canal Tho for
has been contemplated for months the latter was
accomplished two days The dreoge had been under
going repairs, and just ready 70 opera
tols, when = shell exploded squarey amidships and
sunk her almost instantly In water said by TO be
eleven feet Deep and by others sxteeu Beng the ony
steam dredge here would have seriously della yed the
completion Of tho canal had occurred sooner the
work is completion that but little
will result. Measures being taken raise her, or,
at least tow her out OF the way
General head quarters presented quite an animated ap
pearance early yesterday morning. Generals Meade,
Warren, Gbbon, Crawford, and possibly one or two
Others u from tue Petersburg front and proceeded
by Invitation and arrangement visit to Dutch Gap
canal accompanied by Generals Grant and Ingalls,, Uned
States Senator Nesmith. OF Oregon and ohor neables
and Visitors on General Grants despatch boat the
Martin wish to say p0rsdnt that tho Martin s the
most elegant craft have beheId Ia many years and
Gently made the from Washington City to City Pon
in considerably less than sixteen hours
HANCOCK
Left for Washington on temporary leave yesterday,
The New York herald., 1864-11-29
Reported surroanding Our
Eorcas st Strawberry Plains.
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.

DOraAAt Action Hm the MeWel con-
aress-Mesoiutions Conde m Ing seees.
stou-rhsy ar. Voted Down Almost
Urapsmoasiy. &c.
In sne rebel House Of Representatives. on the 2sih
INST Mr. " T. Leach, OF North Carolina. offered the fol-
towing preamble and resolutions:--
xr,otvrio,s ~ riyos 2, nrryrry
whereas, the vrfriendy, uniusifahe and unpat1otic
ptsrterea,. Of easqs q the non sat-: IN
.n.e.ss With the Tssss.a rights of lae states
i cons,aon q me United states, and y ne law. q
ree5ics. war that has parallel ~ pon Of s,roci.y n
AID whsf.s. s6s citizen. Of the slave state. =, as
aatr. ds.ss,s,. "a g &c ar soIs.asiss,s made me
United states he or precpsting the ccafed.rse
STATE, oui OF nc union which has been followed oy tram
yocAi.a The measure
Cor stses Sc,Sg e pss ~ @ Ss:
consu,g.ns our snt"ss and he civilized world as
should sdoped by tho respective to
. ain he pac. S 1oN il eso I asaSa q he
United s,ass ~, .h I've en.e. rsss g, ,seeSea
be sradcd With va,chfa jealous gssnce ard that
Resolved rna wn.nsysr iSe soyernuen, o. tbe United
ststrs hs signify s ~ingness the reserved
rgs OF the ststcr ana guarantees 20 We c1ens OF The
y, ION Of he CGi,.d and the q ihe
enc enc asbsrsv ,s treat g5r ueare
and ina, snch ers q ps.ee ss my e sgrssa 70 e' Com M
the states ,ene IN ,heir soyeres so ni nsrse
ihe bond OF peace bstween the North and the South
Mr. Lsicu said--Nr. Spcskor, tho resolutions that
hold 10 my hand and that propose 90 rea1 by the Ter
mission OF the Chair, not Intended as an apple OF DIS
cord in our midst trust sir. that they may n"l pro-
duos disccrd 10 midst All sst ". That they nav
have calm, care'el, uupreudicef nearing. ! 40 not
offer them unadvsedy. awe consulted my iTlands as
10 the proprety of introducing them as Hel " the
proper time and circumstances There ~ Ghercnt
opinion ss 10 the propricty ot tins and crcunsances
| do oner them for tho purpsss ot strenst slns
tho ~ the enemy. That has heon eHcctuely done
ty the President In his speech IN Macon, ga ard
more ensctrsy strengthened by the Governors 81 the
Confederate States and tho President WHOM they RECON-
mended the Of soldiers In the taneaerate
army do orer them for tho purpose o discoor
our heroic soldiers who have brsved the ssden si OF
death upou the ploody battle ucd lbseye u Will arouse
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

ca =" Tor either Of said number 10 be paid the
% each OF either of lbea: provided that tbs
.eMaf ds be paid only upon the condta0 that tho
a. offered ny members OF this society and published
vukea. v sAo 1'u 'ns1, 70 us'oo' "
VIII be seer by the foregoing resolution that oil other
rewards whatsoever heretofore offered through advertise
men's In the papers revoked, the association only
offered,
Tue acton OF the association every respect har
mo nus, almost evs motel proprietary the city being
represented aud tie determined feeling evnced
by ai To do wbsteyer lay tneir power the per-
etraSsrs aud agents OF the late attempts upon
the vs and properties Of the citizens to coudgn punish
mept
The New York herald., 1864-11-29
Tho passag sc or sbe Tennessee.

From the Montgomery MAIL Nov, S.l
A gentleman attached to the Army OF Tennessee has
just arrived, the reliability or whose Information csn be
vouched for 'hs entire army has ed the Tennessee
4ver al Florence Lees corps crossed 6rs The other
corps ,ssed on las. Sunday.
II Is further stated that while portions or tho army
each side OF tho river party OF bold federal
raiders csme down the river in skffs and cut the pom
bridge in two three places Three OF the river
raiders captured and hachets were found 10 their
possession with which they did their cutting The ras
party escaped II OF the bodest attempts
or tue Yankee raiders during the campaign.
The bridge repaired and the remainder OF tho
army crossed Our informant further states that the
baggage and transportation OF the army has been mate
rally reduced
one wagon alone is allowed TO each headquarters,
including the OF the .inChief
mules and horses and wagons have been placed
In the supply train. The direction Of the army is not
KNOWN
z. S.Sincs she above in type We learn that 70.
p0rts brought by passengers the train OF
Ragement between Hood and homss, and that Sherman
has burned Atlanta and advancing in tho direction
of Macon.
The New York herald., 1864-11-29
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

shsrman's Grand Campaign In ehs
sOuth-PrOgross Of lfs March--DesPs-
rate Attempt OF Rebel Agents 60 Burn
New York Ctty-Ths Latsst News freo
Mexico, Cuba, So, &c.
The Cunard steamship Ausraasian, Captain Cook, vi
Ieavo shis port Wednesday, for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe win close to-morrow morning. -
half past elevoo O'Clock.
1Hr Nav Yn.u ."..-,--raiIiou TOR Europc-WM -
ready at half past ten O'Clock IN tho mornlng.
Single copies Wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1864-11-29
ACTION OF THE HOTEL KEEPERS.
saO. 900 Reward OMered for the Dstsotisn
or tho Ince ndtartes.

saO. 900 Reward offered for the Dstsosisn
or tho Ince ndtartes.
meeting Of the Hotel propresors Association Of this
city was held last evening at the 81 Nicholas HOTEL TO
consider what step, should be taken 70 aid the author-
tcs IN bringing 10 Justice The rebel agents who have at
tempted TO destroy the CITY by setting on hre Oil the
vauabs hotels and public buildings on last Friday cven
Ing Richard French, Esq, President Of the A'soeiAon'
occupied the chai<.
After some conference relation 20 the subject which
brought them togethertbs late s,iomps 10 ourn the
city--the following resolutions were Unanimously
adopted
Where's. mssy hotels we're nrcd on the 25sh and 2esh
inst therefore,
Resolved, That reward II $40 900 be offered By the
New York Hotel Keepers Society, as foliows:--
Five thousand dollars for the frs arross and convc
lion.
Three thousand dollars for Che second arrest and
victiop.
tion.