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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

AMERICAS INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-Disusson
opened regarding borers in apple trees followed RENE
dies FOR vapous other insect enemies, with show OF
various raspberes the exhibition OF ngcniOt wagon
laying for itself track remedies for bots and sratohos
in horses report 0f Committee Strawberries, when
committee was appointed TO award the fgef isPD.tIy
prize. Then a cultivator was shown, ala patent
nlppcrs aud insect fumigstOr Coffee seed con
dition for planting distributed and directions for its
culture were given 10y gentleman from Costa Rfa
PFRsoNAL.-Cien. Eustorjio Salgar. Colombian Min.
lser at Washington, /. at the Clarendon Hotel Tie Hon
Reyerty Johnson OF Mary land Col Gowen ParS; r. H.
Garfield Vermont. and Col Brnton philadelphia are at
Charleston: the Hon. Robertson Topp Memphis and the
Hon. r. :. Paxton Utica, are at the S. Nichoa' Hotel
GEN Parke IT, +. A. aud the Rev. Hale Harrls0i Bat
more arc at the BrevoOrt House. The Hon. H. LDawes,
Massachusetts, aud Mayor Butter6eld Utica at
The Hon. j. w. COnyngham wilkesbarrc. are az the
Metropolitan Hotel. The Hon. John \. GnswOd NJ. C.,
Troy is at the Newyork Hotel
FIREWORKS on TuE FoCRrH.-'The following is
description OF the principal pieces OF fireworks which will
be exhibited on the night OF the Fourth OF July Al the
City Hall Che pieces are the FaresTFroc star oiAmer
ca. Star OF Independence Union star, Saturn and
Satellites Mexican sun feN Tree, tribute 10 ceres.
Peruvian Passion FlOwet sun Flower Cascade, Egyptian
Lyre Yankee Windmill. Peruvian Cross. Polka Dance.
aud C0iOred Battery, RayOnent SUN The finishing piece
will he the Temple Of Washington, with side wins Al
the other exhibiting places the displays VII be Snr TO
that the City Hall with the exception OF the hlshing
different
REPUBLICAN RE0IGANIz,TiOS IN The FrGs DIS
TKI(I-The election OF officers under the enrolment
Of Republicans IN the Firth Assembly District held
evening. the Hon Frederick A. COnklng, Col Henry
Beeny. aud MI Allan Cooper acting as Inspectors The
ticket headed by Mr. Androw Boaoy received 2gyoes,
aud the following which was declared carried &O'
Presdeni-James Winteriotioh.
NcePfesdeus--A. H. Robinson. " u, George knhnas
SecretsTies-ChArles y. Glloreeye, ". &. brown.
Treisurer-R p. BsTrap.
General Conuittee-Dssd walker " 6 Hama William II Wet
more Loren Bomnof MsTts Dan TyU. samuel Nsd. James
HAudJ Ihsref y IlRdhu. ..
EIs,stl, ConnileeWm TpslT. 2 Nsgrt'@d, i.Aese"n
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Augus, SehIna Nichols NJ Myers VIM Tyrre D.
OaEey Wind Thomas W. Lave George H. Far
lev H. Fohsy Simeon Belmont Lewis Robt steward
H. Xnaus Michael Esgan Isaac Williams Peter kuntI Charles
Hunt Van Bper Edwsr Earle Oliver D. Robinson Isaac
l. ageg Eott Anderson W g. j. King Mon Mohr kobt Black
VIM. H. handy. Freeman hare Patrick J. Truror.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

EVERY WINDOW in the house may be left open
sufficient for ventilation The BURGLAR ALARM 1ELF'"f" F
instant notice II any one Isl moved from lie place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

TIE FFNItN ARREsTs-LErTEI FROM Col WM
j. NAGLE-The following letter, from a Of Mr.. ID. NJ
Naglc uf this city details the arrest of the former upon
suspicion Of his being implicated In the Fcnlan rebellion
COUNTY CORN JAIL, June H. 1867.
DEAR FATHER: was arrested on the Isl OF June, in
company with Col Warren, on the bridge crossing tbe
Raok water. fruin Waterford into iOuCha. We were
Kept u the Youghal Bridewell until the morning of the
.th when We were cent % this marched through
the streets pf both places handcuicd Ike fclOns We are
now held under warrant from the Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland aud will remain prisoners, 80 long as tho fears
and purposes 81 the Government may require the suspeu
the writ of habcas corpus, unless some action u
taken by the authorities or Government al our country
We are held under uspcOn of being connected with the
Fcnlau Conspiracy" 81 called M this country. No evil
~ Kind IL shown charge made, other than
suspicion" which j. applied - general rule, 70 all
Americans. will place before tho Uniicd states
Minister ut london. The correspondence with Mr.
Adams. and his communication, which may become ne
cessaTy, with the state Department must consume much
time o. would In well for Ia take immediate steps
Ia bring before the notice Of the people and have
the subject brought before Congress ~ ~ coming session
July. exclusively Individual but
American citizen that -cts foot This soil. ask the
Government OF country-whch / have faithfully
serycd-whOse laws have never VOlatcd-tO secure 10
that liberty which T. my brthrigt, and Of which
deprived, without any cause Or plea ~ usthca
ton, by authority do not rccOgnizc-a government
10 which owe allegiance, and whose laws have In
way infringed upon. Ny arrest followed 50 quick
arrival IN this country, That had ma Oppurtun
10 mud of my relatives, whom intended Ia visit
Nv chances OF being In Paris this summer doubtful
must be content To suffer the penalty of being an Amcr
soldier. with Irish blood in my Veins far offending
the majesty Of The British law TO Dc found npon Irish
soil. Your son, Ms. j. NAGLh.
II. " NAGLE New York.
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Announcements
AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES.
pURE WATER.
THE BEsr ~ rHE WORLD.
Sold Rveiywherr.

AMERICAN WATCHES at Factory prices. I. j..
B,NNsE Co. No. ls9 Bmadwsy aud No. l5' FULTON 81, T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

OPEN ON "THE FOURTH"-ThOse not at lels-
except holidays win End the Psychological Roo~s NO ' ~
way open during forenoon Of July & ~..-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
CRoroN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-AwtRDO on Coz
TRtCIs-The CrotoD Aqueduct Department have opened
propose Is and awarded contracts for the following;

For furnishing ,Ged drain and pipes The contract
awarded Nesan IT, SB 9 -; fer IN Pn third Il
Fourth and FhhAve the contract awarded 20 John
ORoukc Fg2tg. 10 DAYS for In fghiTtfb,
Eighty sixth ADD between Fourth aud Fhh
awarded John H. McCaho 1T tl34O 10
for in Foryith aud fngatsts TO The Hudson iuver The
contract John H. Ncahe -5S time ~ days DT
sewers in Seveniyfrsts Eighth aud Tenh
awarded nch s92J2 IS time pa days; TeHh.
from Fty.hut. and through Hneh. Nhaaye
awarded to Redmond JOYCE 92 tine 10 a' Tor sewers
between Eghh and Ninth and ghth
Seventeenth and Eghteruhs She awarded
Tor eosswalss Ia one hundred
Twelfth
ayea aud Broadway. the Awarded to Michael Gavin
time 10 DAYS; for lac< S'ausy fOm
SIiysSt TO Bghysrh. ''u'a AWARDED e. Robert jauine AZ
+g9 lO days abe h.nt. Bo,mr Spring
o al
In Tsrnhst between Fourth ahd Fnhaye the
At from Third last River he contract awarded 20
Robert JsnBe time - dsys; the WsI, on
CkAbrs eo1trac, 4usd TO Robert Jue - 3l $40
time days. Ia Th ST., hn Fourth to Ph ayes
roarlrt awarded Robert Jardnr AZ !i. time 10 l1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

THE CmLD-STEMING CASE.-Severa witnesses
were yesterday examined IN the chiidseang case now
undergoing examination the jefferson Market Police
before Justice Dodge DR. Alexander b Mott ties
titled his having been called To attend she complain
ant at the delivery OF her child but refused 10 DO so as
another doctor had been in attendance James Don0hu
that he brought the child the Aims House on Black
wells sland Sergeant Burden, that he made the arrests
Ellen Kelly. employed in the nursery OF the Aims House.
that she nursed the child from the 10Th 20 the 2sth OF
june ON which day the child died. Charity Amernan maj
She took the child 10 BoDs; Henry W. Boswell clerk ~
No Boudst., office of Commissioners Of Charities ana
Correction that Policeman Archibald became security Tor
the child board the Aims House where IL was regis
tered as John Smith The for the prosecution -
closed Joseph L. Garfield, brother of the reputcd father
of the child was the first witness for the defense Hls
evidence directly conradiced that OF the complainant he
saving that consented TO the removal 81 the child she
having that she had done The case VIII
be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
MARINE COURT-TRIAL Trm

The trial calendar of this Court will be calcu dur
ins the months of July August and scpt'mb, ~ II a.
M Will he heard at Chambers cn 10 70 II a. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
CIEIL CUIRIS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Before Judge
BIATCHFORD.
BANKRUPTCY BRANCH.
Petitions in bankruptcy filed by Jesse H.
Robinson and Edmund Robinson. both Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

BOARD OF COUNCuMEN-The Board met at noon
yesterday, the President James g. Brinknan, IN the
chair Councilman Flynnsaid he wished that the Board
would adjourn that there not enough voters present
la pass any resolution, and the members Of the Board
should feel ashamed Of themselves for not attending me
meetings of the Board. Mr.. Flynn moved that the Ser
Arms be instructed 10 bring every member OF me
Board Ia its meeting which To be held at n O'CLOCK TINS
morning. Councilman w. b. Roberts said he would vote
and every resolution that might be introduced
AZ any other than regular meeting councilman stephen
Roberts said he desired to enter protest against any
ire gular meetings Of The Board being held. He was
business and had other matters OF more Importance
10 attend 20 than 10 hang around the City Hail. large
number Of General Orders then read and LAID over
Councilman Weber said it was perfect iare 10 st III
the Chamber OF the Board and hear the Clerk read papers
which Board knew very well they could not pass, IN
consequence Of there being less than constltltlona
number present The Board then adjourned unlll II
o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

FOREIGN LETTERs.-1he mails on the 10Th June
by the City Of Boston to Liverpool, took lS,I09 British
letters; 1920 PIussian; 80 French and 1lS Belgian
Total l553I The Hammond took for Hamburg and
other German provinces II 1893. The Perere, for Bres
and HaYre, took 7,065making grand total Of 1899
letters The letters from foreign ports received ~ the
NewYoIk Port Oee are as follows June 90 the Russia
brought III British letters $3.50 Prussian 1881 French
and Is6 Belgian. She sailed direct from southampton
with total Of 1896 letters On June 49, the Union from
Southampton and Bremen brought $500 British letters
1855 Bremen 1894 Prussian 1896 French and 100 Bel
,ian Total. 2l,0S7 on July J. the City OF Baltimore
biongt 1908 British letters 2s57 Pussian 3763 French
and 53 Belgian Total 97e6 The grand total Of letters
received from all foreign ports thus far in this MONTH Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

SUPERIOR COUET- SrEDsL TTRu.-Brforc Judge
JDNEs.
DECISIONS. 49,. .
William Fnttrich AIT. AndIrN Aimsti"nH'- bul Oh
NJ ~ Iand.n -tf. George Motion granted.
- I,flaieth Lyon ag. samuel J.. Miich"!i-M"non
George W Brown agt. JonatAfD ". Harris Motion
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

Two W. MADISON. y. J.. July %. ~.
The Academy OF CnnN enuOi 81 Elizabeth ~ sfu-
.1ed al sboni a mile and half from Madison. Now
Jersey twenty miles from the 'Itl oi Ne" foih an e,
beautihv located IN ~ the most peasaht di,Hict
eff Sussex C0unty The spploarh 10 The oh'ehi Dhin
sn0s and the ACADEMY Of ~ Joseph f0t p0Ys ~
"bsded will Irses with spacious lawn Ir"nlinf
an the antique lOOsiug edihces where some hts
Ssters OF CHARITY enploN I'd ~ te5chng ne fde"s
to O0 els aud boys. Tue seventh annual c'hheH'h
,nent exerf.es were vesy vet attended ye,fiuAyr
a.. ,nmber of clergyman aud visitors being pte.enl
.naong whom Mere the Rev ~. MtQuald President OF
tbs ss1nu Hal College Rev Father Mineinan; IL r.
Rowyer Rev.s fstief Madden sbd a hulh"rf VI
uIbeT prominent gehteDeu Interested lh lhr rshr
~ eduestjon The study hal Of The ConVenf was haOu
saoey decorated attn choice COMPLICATIONS OF howeiA
from The friends Of the pupils The t"nng adt' were
N dressed ~ white May ~ Them wearing WfedtS %
doscrs Al half past UciOck file exercises conueherh
IA the following order. go. IN, ~
gs,elI<s Csrsbnsn FedsfsgI .'osr Misc, helo. fas.
JeDkns9n NsYenii Firs h"HfJ 1fAH -
tss-Yss, H' j. j. Lssg' Cbora Yong as, ,G.
1,o. Ifs-A Sehso Mssss "sdsHorh Cora b""ifr iri
80 Bsiree butte, wslD Dg' cbee,inlSs, |e"t' .b0a'
- vaaes Isdes Distribution 81 PTs S0o-Nhy DO weep '0i
.T,'sg n 4 Wslse4i ]. Bryant DU0-s Melsf AseLsfi
sfss nsgst, Elsn % NeI " Ebtha Sen, Pklps koj w
800 Css.y HaIpp The Feish Boz M 4 Srphfns hss
IrJ ksss Cjse4 IJlselaE' s"fs@ ~ hn,Y v '@el'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-28
Corporailcn Notices.

| CORPORATION EOTICE--Piblic notice is
hv n 10 tie ognsr or owners occupant o. occupants o. az
lands, snecSed tossoy
have completed aud lodged we once VI
S Rod IN Assessors examination By all persons ne
ist For reaagsng sidewalks IN Sftseo"n' ''''' ' '
f F Ssius Sidewalk, 'OpherJ e Of f'rp ~ '"'s
hon S r s sS SaeS lots on s, s teresc'sd and Third
avenues go, -. &, r.~,,e,an ,rerac nom Phy nlnih 70
sn h ns s, branches the streets m"e"ng hSt"A
avenue ,,us sewer IN Fnh avenue between stss1 'n ard
Td9 ss aud grading Erb atnOs hOa icse 10 eA
Pa, sps ,upAer lots sevs and Sstht ,h'ss
and Fourth aud Lex ngton avenue =, .., ,.....
The limits embraced such assessments include AZ we see,. l.s'
I s OF ground lots pieces and parcels q and estoo on
10 Roth es Of from Third 10 fnh s.nas
"a sptherlT from siftb TO heenb Nses
al Ponr & 90 street. SECOND and Third nfnsss an
sh Roth ses avenue IRON Ftyn'ntb 70 sv ih
,ss,, also all The los sides u the Diseetue .es gs
ENSppth street sixty sixth street uca iron Pos. ~
49, hlo1i west Lexington easterlg 10 Tes9
the lots on westerly side Of Third avenue ron e''o' ~
m ah ala. Of Fh and both e o. hsases ave
To ninth street, Also oetn ses ~ ne
nu .trssts from Bghesh Eighty eshh "e"' ''s '''H
a.,f sna TTnh avenues Cert Psrs A. t,.h .,,.x
sh Roth Is. az shth avenue from kgty 20 W al. 49,
also both sides 81 the interesting sfee~ !" Wv wv
eA, ana ne It an the blocks living between Fy'sh ana Ga
,vsnh streets ana Third ard Fourth avenues Ao,.o,mxS .,
All persons interests are Affected @ hen are rsesssisd
20 prssea. objections writing 70 one o. 'ss 49, % 49,
once Ne Ohsnbers street basement Ne" oes" ' ~ ~"
dsys hon the date Of ibis notice . A.vYrv
joGS D. oTTfM RLI, b. % Of A"'''''.
ISAAC O. HUNT v5,..,s "a 49,,
na.s Roa,d sf AiDrQrl Nsu Csst ase> S -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-28

N. ordinance making the appropriations for the present. year VII DC
spd tha. does not differ very materially from the matsof me
ler with the paon three items To showM ss
the this difference the following is snom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-28

Mount Morris Square impIoyement....'..
Northwestern DispenssV. Forethe cree
ton Of a building for the use OF sad dls-
pensary, and TO be paid when the Man
ayers thereof shan have raised ME
AMOUNT by private subscriptions, fifteen
thousand dollars ACKNOWLEDGING
Public buildings, construction and repaiJs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-28

Public drinking hydrAbts and urnals.....
Repaving Broadway ...,,...........'.."
Salaries, Legislative Department. 1890.
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Total
shall be lawful for Department ooer OF we ts
other person persons ~ Incur expenses M any
the Corporation ~ TO ~ paid from he wy
Treasury appropriation therefor sufficient 70 cover hct en-
pnse shall have been made by the Conmcn Council dnnH toe
1867 unless such expense shall have tern siPs shoee
competent authority. -. a.
The Comptroller her -hy authorized % bcrov IRON tne
ohs corporation anticipation Of ito Te'tases 40
exceed amount such revenues such snn' q money s s
expenditures under the appropriations o Use
year S6 issue Bonds me nsns ion "t We
borrowed; also to redeem and csper the $50
Abe
arsing ir0mt the reycur Aforesaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-28

The for Belgian pavement Unavoidable E,eS
totally inadequate for the purpose OF pB
the ordered By the Common Councils 0ut
me do not feel warranted recommending large 40
opinion Will be needed 70 pay the
ton Of this class Of She principal streets and tnoougn
paved during the present year. AZ, 4.
The item Of Department rs aosse
provide the requisite to dery the n
expenses department such postage subscriptions TO news
papers, teegraphing express charges &c. IL. a.
Northwestern Dpepsary ADDED W
your Committee Inserted TO meet great end constantly De-
medical attendance among the poor hc heos ~
portion Of the city and IN order TO enable ne %
amount being reahd p
the benefits Of this charity 70 al OF s
destitute and needy resident IN that section me In
suggested by Committee they pef VI"
Common Council They have been agreed apon
delberation Rhen nyesngaion
and thorough understanding the pSpe and correctness Of en
recommendations - - A. ,,u
The nnered ordinance making the annual appropriations for the p
port City Government the payment interest on and
specially submitted for Jour adoptoHX n, ,,o,,,,o
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-08
DIED.

In this place, after lingering illness,
JOSEPH ALLOWAY, aged 26 years, mem
Der of the 1ISth Pa. Vol, known as the
Corn Exchange Regiment, and formerly
of New Jersey. This young man came
here last fall, and was employed by G. NJ.
Shull, but soon fell sick. He was taken
to Mr.. Shull's home, where he was treated
with unusual care, and in Miss S--h
Ne met with good Samaritan"
whose mOtherly care of stranger de-
serves far more commendatiOn than is
here bestowed. Others too lent their
kindly aid, and did all they could to allie
viate his sufferings, thus proving that
Christian virtues still occasionally shine
forth bright as one of those glorious stars
adorning the dome of heaven.
-...- Thou art gone to rest -
Thy tolls and cares DER;
And sorrow pain, and suffering now
EDIroRs GAZETTE.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, from G.. NJ. Shul's residence,
Market street.
On Sunday, April 2lst, 1867, in Deca-
tur township, Mrs. ESTHER AURAND,
wife of Eli Aurand, aged 55 years, 3
months and II days.
In Brown township, on Tuesday morn
ing, April Both, 1867, ROBERT TAYLOR,
aged 81 years-father of John Taylor,
Esq, one of the County Commissioners.
Mr.. Taylor was one of the oldest inhabi-
tants of Kishacoquillas Valley. s. =
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-08

completely this compound VIII 10 H. mas been proven by
experiment of the worst TO be found in the
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Scrofula Scr0tuous Swengs and Sores Skin Diseases
Pimples PuStuleS Doches Eruptions St Anthonys Fire
Rose Erysipelas letter Salt Rheum Scald Head,
RinSworm, &c.
Syphilis rVenerea Disease expelled the system
by the prolonged this and the pa
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-08

GSr The Court of Common Pleas of
Dauphin county, last week decided that
bounty to minor was in the nature of
gift with which q parent could not med
die or claim control or ownership.
EG5~ A number of Southern hotheads,
near Memphis, Tenn, who have not yet
been sufficiently whipt, have formed an
association with pledge not to wear, use,
or purchase from, or sell to northern men.
That game is played out.
ssa- The dwelling house of Mr.. Vipond,
on the Bingham farm, Brush Mountain,
near Hollidaysburg, took fire from the
stove pipe, early on Friday morning a
week, and was burned to the ground.
Mr.. V. succeeded in saving all his house
hold effects.
E35- The Selinsgrove Times is down on
Dan Rice advertising in our columns, IS
he seems to think his circus is no moral
show. Didn't Dams agent give you any
tickets the last time he was over there?
Auch Frank du bisht Elm kuEperslang,
Und bleibst elm narr dein lebens lang.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-08
REEDsvILLE, April 25, 1867.

REEDSFILLE, April %, 1901.
A second meeting of the Workingmen
was called for, and brought to order by
electing II. +. Cupples, chairman, and ID.
H. Bell, secretary. The following pre-
amble and resolutions were submitted for
approval, and unanimously adopted.
Whereas, In our opinion, both the ex-
isting political parties have become so
corrupt that they have lost sight of the
interests of the great mass of the people,
that the design of the government has
been egregiously perverted, and that the
eXingency of the times demand that an
effort should be put forth to effect change
in the political aspect of the government,
and we believe the power remains alone
with the working mass of the people to
effect the desired reformation,
Resolved, That we, the Workingmen
of Mitfiin county, will bend all our ener-
gieS, and use all honorable means to effect
the change contemplated.
Resolved That we believe the time has
arrived that the working class should
select men from their own ranks to repre-
sent them in our State and National coun-
ellis to the end, that we, the laboring men,
may have equal legislation with the capi-
talist.
Resolved, That we will sacrifice all po-
litical predictions in order TO carry into
effect the foregoing resolutions.
Joseph Newman, VIM. t. Evey,
J. f. Mckinley, John A. Bowers,
Jas. l.. Mcdonald, J. T. Smith,
Charles +. Chustian, Jos. Germany,
David II. Bell, Eph. Wian,
Henry Myers, J. G. Worley,
Michael L. Aultz, Jos. III. Young,
VIM. Rountree, G.. G.. Burkholder,
John a. McDonald,A "A. NJ. Shoop.
S. o. Hines,
Moved, seconded, and vote carried, that
the proceedings of this meeting and the
adopted preamble and resolutions be pub
lished in the county papers.
DAVID H. BELL, Secretary.
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WOrktngmen,s Meeting.
REEDsVILLE, April 18th,

REEDsvILLE, April 18th, 1867.
Pursuant to a call of the Workingmen
of Brown township to discuss the proprie-
ty of organizing a WOrkingmen's Party,
a meeting was called to order by the elec-
ton of J. F. Mckinley as chairman, and
c. c. Burkholder, secretary. The subject
as aforementioned, was called for and'dis-
cussed preparatory to submitting a vote,
which resulted i'll a unanimous voice i'll
favor of the organization.
Resolved, That we will withhold our
support from all presses that will not en-
dorse the lpolitic) interest of said organi-
zation or Party.
Moved, seconded, and vote carried, that
the proceedings of this meeting be pub
lished in the county papers.
{. e. BURKHoLDER, Sec'y.