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tEOUBL1sHED EVERY sATUnDAY B6OprrN1s..S r.
1a,,s Grangeburg. g g Tsrns % per annu1n, "a ID.
During the sprng snd sh seasons eop,as u ~
n1 asws YIN bs erelased sor bsnei OF
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TO R. E N + !.

TO RENT.
ITO >EENT.-A THREE STORY RRIcK
- mouse IN George street, two doors cast of COMING
Street. Apply to FRANCIS LANCE, Coming street near
e-.o-l.. - Stsl.& March
NUNAN's FARM, WEST END OF NuNAr
~ STREET TO RENT. Apply on the premises "A
ITO RENT, A THREE-STOFsY BRICIx
-. house IN Wentworth street. between Smith ana
auueoge stfees; contains ten rooms, with cua and
Weer n1tufes complete Apply at the Office of WIIKIN
SoN q GlLcHR1sI, Attorneys Mt Law, No. As Broad
$3.50 INV January Ia
THO RENT, FOR ONE. Or A TERM OE,
u YEARS, the commodious RESIDENCE and exten-
slve No 81, western extremity Of Bull street,
1sly Aplply 70 % T. GRANGE Sn1ONs
Feorury " mwf No. SO Montague street
ITO RENT, THE THREE-STORY RRICx
- HOUSE corner OF St Michaers Alley and tChurch
steee containing two stores and fine dwelling of eiolt
rooms Wen calculated for private Boarding House in
qu1re on the PREMISES, or at No. SO Broad STREET
seoy y .--. .----.. nwf3
ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE THREE
= Story Wooden House, northeast corner of Laurena
ana wan streets. Apply to ,9 sall.-ES'-@S -
r., =. W.. 7. LEITCH R. S. BRUINS, s
February 25 imwfS No: 25 Rroai5 strae+
TNO RENT OR FoR SALE CHEAP. TEE
u delightful RESIDENCE No. 8 Ashley street For
paTueola!s, s, m addreas B. F., Daily News Once. !e -
- 1AAJ ~ s3-
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i4s. DISSOLUTIOrs 3S{1I ,4I755TTTF5-||,l 475TF5
VHNHE COPARTNERSHR OF JOHN "a ARAFsrpn,,e.
i = co was yed the I'd inst BY fhe deafa az
y .sss. s. TIIE BUSINESS al 3sss, t;s sss 9
n HG yly G0hTIHgED yG T AZ THE OLD STAND, Nosb4
nAhAsr STREET BY the subscfiber
= Heofua1y - ~ @ a q @3PATRIOKsWkJS17 @
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70 r SALE,

LHf<AME BUILDING FOR SALE-A NIcyY-
~ ~ .is LY FRAMED M TWo-sToRY BUILDING 80 feet by
LEO feet The first story IA feet second ~ feet high it
contains COO Lumber; is built of best yellow
pine, and originally intended Double Saw Mil It
VIII pc sold ut low rate II applied for immediately
N. CHISOLM BROTHERS. &
Ra1 A.3..o
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LITERARY LECTURES.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED AT ST. STE
~ PAEN.S CHURCH, Anson street. on Monday
benefit of tho Church. .aSt.g ~ m :, - m
Tickets be had at the Book Stores: HAY
DEN's, AINiARs, DRs. RAOUL LYNAH's Drug store
the Committee Of the Church, and at the door,
Pm, - y tsT51IT7 -
SUBJECT.
y JOHN BUNYAN AND LEIGH HUNT the Tinker.poet
In Vanity Fair 4+''~' or how Pilgrim is csteemed
What great poet ever wrote his poem in prose or
pnere Is mere good prose poem to be found The
Fagra@s Frogress indeed has been called one and
pndon5tedly Bunyan had genius that tended to make
poe and one ofno mean order and it
toty an affinity. and this the reason why 1t stood
~nsse ae aad He had craving after beauty but not
enon9h OF 1t IN himself to echo to its 1nusic.' M
:. Leigh Huars imagination and Fancy
ne antnor OF Telemachus had sense of the beaut-
u put was prevented by the cold aud feeble sprt OF
degoso 1ro1n giving It expression He Feneion, was
not one VINO, he had had wife and children would
get place by himself In Heaven."-l6id. :
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this journal must be addressed to e Editor Of the
Daily Ne,cs No. 10 Hdsn,e-street, Charleston, S G
Business Communications to Publisher Of Dduy
- Ne1cs.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected ccmmaunica-
lions.
Advertisements outside Of the city must be occonpd-
MED 1citL The cash. .%5
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wv A N T S !.

w ANTED, FIFTEEN Or TWENTY
ation in Darlington District. Terms liberal Apply at
the Office OF MessrH j. & J. D. KIRKPATRIcK, No 6
Accommodation Wharf. tm2 March
7 ABOK NvANTED.-xvANTED F1FTEEN
IL or TWENTY HAND:-Me and Women-to work
Cotton Plantation. Apply for terms to Messrs J. JD
hlRkPATRIcK. No Accommodation Wharf: Suitable
VII De made to any party bringing hands
NNANTED, A SITUATION AS CLEF x IN A
w Wholesale or Re all Store, by respectable young
a na Best OF city reference given AddressR at this
GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND
~ CAMPAIGNS OF TI.-.'-7.'1 T-1.
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE.
By JAS. D. McCA1E, Jr., of Va.
scr1ption OF the work Address NATIONAL PUBLISH.
ING CO., corner 7th and Main streets, Richmond Va.
FebruaryA lmo4
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February 25 w.
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All he asks COM
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wages asked, the chief object is to Obtain homo
Apply at No STATE STREET. Feoruary Is "
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IA TORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN TIL sTATES
nhAcINd Ia ITS ORIGIN, CAUSES AND RESULTS" by
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by Henry Cleveland Send for Circulars see our
terns. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
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CITY ADVERTISER ENTS.

CITY YTAXES-MONTILY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR 2l
s.t@E 3os5& 5A@e CITY HALL, March l. 1867
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that the Monthly Returns for the month of Febr-
ary past in compliance with the Ta1 Ordinance ratified
on the 28th day of December, 1866 must be made
before the 18th instant D. O. GIBSON
March l CITY Assessor
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BOA RD N G .

AHRD1Nds-PLEAsANT. ROOMS. yVITF1
Ien ~ 6OAHD. e. can be found by applying At No 81
rsts sIhEET, next Trinity Church. Terms mode
1A'T' - - 3 March r.
ROARDIH HG-TwO SINGLE CsENTT.1s n1VN
5ass,Et Gn De pc accommodated with good Board and
Id4sanI xoom on application at No, SO CHUR0H
sIhEEF west side near Tradd. Il - = -
A!1 iew DAf - BoARDEks can also be accommodated
Y a5 BOARD CAN BE HAD Ar
1elms mooe9ase. .:Es.3 Sia5a vi February 22 !
pR1vATE BOARDING.-AB BEvV T3lJAERD
y Els can be accommodated at Nn % KING srRFFT
sue, nsaf Broad few Day Boarders can bc ac.
@----ee- --. .ssl4a, January 81 n.
ROAKDING.-nRS.H. n. KAaEI.AH rs pRV-
- - fAhED TO receive Boarders, at No. 14e Meetino
SIT sSss up stalfs aer many friends snd acuuaintances
". 1e0.s eAtAa ~ tI11no. DecaHlber Is
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East Bay, corner Adgcr's Wharf

pine and originally intended Double Saw MIL II
WI be sold ut low rate applied for immediately.
CHISOLM BROTHERS.
Ma1cn East Bay corner Adger's Wharf
NNULES.-JUST -rtARRIVED AND FOR
IXl- sale lot OF YOUNG BROKE MULES Mnv he
se.u at F. VESTS LOT, Queen street. between Fr,end
and Mnyzck- 2 .'&T March \
E>OR sALE-TWO TWO-HoRsE WAGONS.
Apply 70 b. COMERT0DD,
March 2*. No. 1o0 Chur:h str ,et H.
GTEAMEKs, sLooP AND FLAT NOR
- SALE. - - -
THE FINE STEAMERS cRoToN, GOLDEN GATE
AND ONECTO. All well found, III good order and
ready for sea- The Oneoto has been Ferry Boat ply
Ing between New York and BROOKLYN having nmpic nc
commodatons for Freight and Passengers with uapa-
ways tor horses and wagons %
The new sloop 1IAlY ANNE 40 tons NV measures
ment, 6O feet IN length, II feet breadth OF beam and
draws feet OF water with 60 tons weight on board
well found with new sails and rigging and adapted tor
river and coastng trade Suitable Tor CARRYING rouu
rice &' ALSO N 7'.4'-' 80 - - su
"a new Flat. 25 feet = length. u ff-thra-a.s>
Apply to rou, ,,,,o,,,,
February % NJ 40 E. y.
FOR SALE AND TO RENT IN ToTlII.A An,,1
-, faiA, PA--FIVE YEARS LEASE AND -FIrRNr-
@ ~ !or sale OF large and handsome f,rst c,ss
oo. Win every convenience and comfort Locaton cen
1a IN me most desirable part the city The owner ia
Vrganlan and intends settle in Charleaton ~,
proved property IN Charleston win be taken Ia archan
ana 1mmeitats possession given II desired For ~
thes particulars address :. u -. 80 80 1oA
Eo, GEORGE WASHINGTON CROSS,
1So, 10y 20 o Philadelphia Postottce
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4NOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE FAT
- and o-year old broke MULES; ard 1:H1RTY !
aud year old For sale at Mills House Bable Annlv
~ -. w. NoteAON. Gb.s5ag January
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ETV1T1NEER,
.$. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCH,)
&&4 FEBRUARY %, 1857. {
TUE CITY COUNCIL WILL PROCEED AT IT'S NEXT
u Regular Meeting to be held on the 11th of March
next, to an election for CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, un-
der the following Ordinance which Is published for
formation Applicants will please name their sureties
Bond required is for $4,000.
Letters received to IL O'Clock M above men
toned dny. W. H. SMITH,
.' #..&s #s Clerk of Council,
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RTNERSHlPS.

x.,rr,p rrr,n,~ DIssOLUT1ON. 81
this day dissolved by mutual consent .SS,- - - -
~ a Is authorized to sign the name OF
Lne nfna IN liquidation only, alone responsIe r
make payment ~ JAAIFss CANTWTIT N e9y''u - "an
\. !, r.. LAURENCE CANTWEILA
W. 1. q
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SPLENDID REsrnENcr -

A SPLENDID RESIDENCE AND FaRs
s..uateo Within the corporate unt ia of the town 81
Aixen, >. C-The residence is large and commodtons
atached . eiesen e rooms al With nreplaces pazzas are
veniences necessary to complete residencs. The
ans abe p5e laid with Roses
lngs, servants houses, staolea &C. are all in oono4
Inc EARN consists OF about hty acres ct me
ms property now the residenc OF Mrs M \,
offered tor sale at reasonable price and on
the h ~ g 5er1ns far the purpose Of vision among
=, ,ne nouse and premises be purchased With the
Address y ss= -..--4-.$- M G
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Nj EETIN G S,

INHE REG ULAR MONTHLY MEETiNG WILL BE
\ held at 8 O'Clock Tlis Erening & M.
49,, FEANC1S L. PARKER, MD.
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February % Executora Estate Gao co.; p:,.o

ENOR. SALE, "A DESIRABIE PTECE 1,r
- LAND, FOB MARKET GARDENING PURPOSES.
@ tnree n1es from the city. opposite DR.. Norths
aeres With landing on Ship Yard Creek is divided
tnfee tots OF dVe acres each, and OF 40
actes and paiance on Ship Yard Creek It VIII be sold
upon accommodating terns separate lots or alto
gesnes as may suit purchasers. Apply 10 j. McCABE
February ,.N'
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MULES.-JUST rARtsIvED AND FOR
lx1 sale lot OF YOUNG BROKE MULES. Mnv he
seen at f. VESTS LOT, Queen street. between Fr1end
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A T. PRIVATE SA1iE-A ZINE FAxnI. lN
and 81 Of which are cleared and under Tence the bal
On the State Road and within uuartsr Of a
nue. ane oI me Northeastern Raroad There ID t1ne ar
For Information apply to F$s ss. a>'t' Rt5, Rt.
December IL. No 1s1 n1aat;na ~ nAth, .Il.,,.
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ROE ALE, a SCHOLARSHIP IN A EE4II;A.
l!. - DELPHIA. Univeraity OF Medicine and Surgery
~ scnoarship entities students instructon m
"a eraduahon IN the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, embrac-
}3g anatomy, Surgery. Physiology, Mataria Medica
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Chtl
dren Prani and Practice Medicine and Pathoio
gy AS this Is one Of the FIRST Medical Uuyg-sties .of
me country favorable opportunity is offered those
studying medicine for q scholarship Apply at this
O.oee. L- -. " .sISAS' December Is 49,
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gress, whilst the Democratic platform opposes the
congressional majority and supports the Presi-
dent. .&i.;l NJ
The Russian Government has made another stem
IN advance It has partially thrown open to the
Jews two important towns formerly closed against
-then.s Jewish merchants of the second and tb;ra
guild may now settle Of sebastopol and Niko]aiefr
trade there, and even acquire real estate. AZ still
greater boon to the Jews, and one which hss alao
political significance, is the offer made bv +1,s
Russian Government to the Jews Of Bokhare and
other central Asistic countries to,take them nm
der its protection. The offer, it Is said, has been
eagerly accepted BY them, as they were fearfully
oppressed by the Mohammedsn rulers and popula-
ton Of those Countries. rsf -. ,act
4 The Houma tIa:) !Csuic Guard speaks thu; i;,of of
the crops: sst stOnr planters have had q, DELIGHT
ful spell Of weather planting cane, and, from
an we can leafn, haye bean, Improving the time.
Al the hree ;plantaio are being planted in cane.
Only the small farms, where there are no sugar
houses wi1 be. planted il cotton. Most OF the
freedmen haye contracted or tie yeas. In most
cases their wages hkve been ifcreased; the aver
nge price paid tor men is about een dollars per
month and Fahona. !" n The Baton .Rouee- sh.aor
Paanter says cane, s. too scarce there to make
much before 1869, By Which time there x w;n
be- plant and rattoon cane enough to make I'M
pror . = s, ;si, II, ;::,g nj
p.rr -ysfs A,fJ :,
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WANTED, BY A KESPECTABLE LADY
W situation as Chld's Nurse or as sea.nstreas Is
~lns 70 make herself useful about house. Moderata
wages asked as the chief object is to obtain homo
Apply at No. STATE STREET ehrnarv 70 =
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ENOR SALE-TWO TWO-HORSE WAGoNs-
- Apply 70 .s II. COMEREOCD. =
Aarcn SGs y lYsla No. 104 Chur: n str act
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EAGLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
IIEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
q ot your company. a. your Hail. This friday Euen
ing. at o'clock precisely ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-02-27

O1L.-F., Of Harper's Ferry" ALA
makee Co., writes us that the Oil Compa-
ny have moved their derrick and machine
ry mile and half from where first To-
Gated, so as to avoid the quick-sands which
troubled them last fall in their work.
Their intention is to commence work soon
The members Of the Copper Greek Co.
met at their Office Oh Saturday last. AL
most all the stockholders were present.
Mr.. Lawler was made Chairman. The
Secretary reported the situation, and the
Company was shown to be considerably in
debt. As few Of the members are in ar
rears upon back assessments, it was order
ed unanimously that the Secretary, Mr..
ARNOLD, be authorized, by four successive
publications in the NORTH Iowa TINES, to
offer for sale all the personal property of
the Company, with a view to settle with
creditors, the Company retaining its land
ed interest.
- Ry the Ch,rier at Pr du Chen. we
learn that eastern parties are trying to ne
gotiate for the leases, franchises and priv
ileges of the several Companies whose
lands lie along the Kickapoo and contigu-
GUS to the Black River Road. There are
probably over 100000 acres of oil lands
under lease.
Believing now as we ever have since our
first personal examination, that oil is there
and that it will yet come to the surface in
paying quantities, we expect some strong
and united Company will take hold of the
enterprise and bring it to successful is.
sue.
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A Fence.

Fence.
In this prairie world of ours there is no
subject that awakens more interest tfan q
fence. BENZ. BILLINGS, of Lyons, Iowa,
but formerly resident of this section, has
obtained patent for cheap, substantial,
portable fence, which is approved by all
who have seen the model. We have before
us letters from three prominent farmers Of
Clinton County: one is signed by Geo.
Thompson, Superintendent County Farm
one by VIM. Hull, and one by Hiram Daily.
All of these gentlemen have used the porta-
BILE fence and pronounce it just the thing
needed. "Most convenient fence I ever
saw" -" have farmed twenty years and
never found so good fence Couldn't
do without it these are the expressions
used by the Clinton County farmers who
haveEtrie it. We may have more to say
hereafter. Mr.. B. is in town ready to sci,
territory in large or in small quantities.
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ExPLosIoN.-One of the most terrific cx-
plosons ever chronicled in Wisconsin. oc-
CURED in Milwaukee last Wednesday af-
ternoon, at the Wisconsin Paper Mill
One of the three boilers burst, throwing
the large drum which received the steam
from the boilers l2O feet in the air, landing
it in the street in front of the building, and
one boiler was carried 200 feet into the
river, and masses of brick were thrown
1000 feet. The shock was felt for miles.
The engineer, Isaac Hill. his wife, and
lady friend named Mrs. Jordan, and the
fireman, Dennis Short were killed. The
engineers wife had just come with her
husbands supper, accompanied by her fc-
male friend, to look at the mill. They
were just entering the engine room when
the awful explosion took place. .The dam
age of the mill is estimated at $40. 900 to
1000. The owners are Jermain &
Brishtman, p. V. Deuster, Latin Bros, of
Chicago, n. b. Lord and Louis Bleyer.-
The defect in the boiler was noticed that
morning, but Mr.. Hill, the deceased engi-
neer, thought he could run with safety till
STANDARDIZATION Union.
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u. q. @. r.

=. o. @. r.
On Monday evening of this week we had
the pleasure of seeing a Dramatic repre-.
sentation by the Templars at Cambrian
Hall. The entertainment was splendid
one end well repaid the time and money
spent to witness it. The expense of get
ting up scenery, curtains and costumes
must have been large, the Hall cannot be
Lighted and cleaned up for small sum,
and the BAND could not be engaged except
at reasonable figures. The plays and tab
leaux wero exceedingly we'll done. O..
McCraney was booked for Lecture, but
he made no remarks: it is said that he
declined for the reason that the audience
was mixed one all were invited to pay
their money into the institution, and this
being the case he thought it uncourteous
to bear down upon those whose friend
ship as evinced by their liberal patronage
was entitled to regard. If Orlando said
this-and we are assured he did-we re-
spcct him warmly for the kind considera-
ton.
Well, the Band played, the hall was
packed full, the stage bell rang and the
plays began. We have not space to des-
cribe all the proceedings: it was the best
exhibition by all odds that was ever got
up in McGregor, and this is the universal
sentiment Of the very best portion of our
people; we are glad to learn that our
young Thespian troupe will give similar
"play" in a few weeks. Among the
many aspirsnts to theatrical honors We
must mention few of the special favor
ties Of the audience: Henry Gay as /" the
old man," and Al. Hunt as tho stage
struck youth, were fully up to Woods
or McVickars stock actors: the thunders
Of applause which greeted them was proof
of the hold their acting took upon the
popular heart. When We start Shake
spearean movement in Iowa, Henry and
sal" will have leading positions. Miss
Mary Drips as Lady Macbeth, Juliet and
other characters, did most admirably. In
fact all did we'll, but We cannot name
them.
The BAND gave life to the exhibition,
and to them is due more than half Of the
qualification experienced by the audience.
Our Band is getting to be gay old insti-
tuition, and everybody in town ic growing
proud of it. FIRE la Good Templars, the
Band and the entertainments ut Cambrian
Hall!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-02-27

PHOTOGRAPHIC.-M Hines, for
years foreman in the Photographic es-
Enlistment of ID. Appleton & Co., and
one year at the head of the American
Photograph Co., n. Y, will be at the
Gallery of f.. L. Reid for ten days
only. Persons wishing perfect like
nesses of themselves and friends, fin
ished in the best style of the art of
Photography, are invited to call and
give him a trial. Any one having
Paintings, Drawings, Engravings,
Daguerreotypes or Ambrotypes, which
they wish photographed or enlarged,
can have it done perfectly and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Cloudy weather
preferred for sittings.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-02-27

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand
Commander Of the Union in His divine
providence to remove by death on the 10th
day of December, 1866, our Worthy Com.
panion, Sir Knight Henry Powers from
this earthly asylum to that all perfect and
celestial asylum above.
Therefore be it Resolred, That in the de-
cease of Sir knight Powers, Masonry has
suffered a heavy loss-his widowed mother
a devoted and loving son.
RESOLVED, That as our beloved Compan-
ion Sir knight has traversed the dark val
ley of the shadow of death, and as we be-
lieve is now at the holy shrine of the bless
ed Emanuel, God being with us we will
so live that when our pilgrimage on earth
is finished and our warfare below is over
that we may be admitted into that blessed
asylum above to 60 out no more forever.
Resolred, That we extend our sympathy
to the bereavcd mother and family of our
departed companion in this deep affection,
and pray God in His infinite mercy NAV
grant them that consolation and comfort
which the earth can neither give nor take
away.
RESOLVED, Tint a copy of these resolu.
tons be furnished the mother of the de-
ceased, and request that they be publish
ed in the papers Of our city.
p aeJ ). 5s.1 ss'''' Committee.