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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-06
The Daily and Maine state Press

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot and on the TAIN of
g. M. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot.
At Biddeftrd, of Pillsbury Bros.
At Saco OF j, , S. Locke. a 3 .is.r4 ...ss.t.ff
At Brunswick, of w. r. Fields 'i- tAt
AT Waterville, OF j. S. Carter
At Gorham of News Agent fts.I fEFF
AT Bath of j. o. Shaw. attlrl 1870 III d
AGENTS Wanted-J. L. Lloyd "a f..s f.sa..
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The Confessions and Experience OF
an Invalid.

nuBL!SHED For the benefit, and = CAUTION
10 YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Neblllty, Pr nature D,eay OF Manhood,
one who red hin self and sent tree on receiving
postpaid directed envelope. address NATHA AN
IEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, y. Y. Also nee, oy the
same publisher, circular Of DAISY SWAIN 'Ae
great Poem of The Mar
1c3I ii
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PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island, has no board of
trade. The Journal published in that city, re-
ferrng to the commercial convention at Bos-
ton laments that the second city of New Eng
land must be nnrepresented because she has
neither Board of Trade nor Chamber of Com
merce, nor any other form OF commercial or
mercantile association, to take action in the
matter
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Correspondence between the Presl-
dent and General Grant.
Grant Declines to be q Cats
pau.

The correspondence between the President
and General Grant concerning the reinstate"
slept of Secretary Stanton in the War Office,
has been laid before the House OF Representa-.
rives in answer to a resolution calling for it.
General Grant reports that the following let
tiers are all that passed between him and the
President on the subject:
GENERAL GRANT To THE PRESIDENT
--7 WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. "a 1865.
SiR-I have the honor very respectfully 10
request to have in writing the order which the
President gave me verbally on Sunday, the
Hon al NJ stanton, as Secretary Of War, un-
I'll knew from the President himself, thai
they were his orders
have the honor TO be very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
b r.t.t. ...s -. US. GRANT, General.
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THIS cool, bracing, stimulating atmosphere,
and very cold it is outside; but the tempera-
ture OF our residences, stores, offices, &c, com-
peis regulation by the material (of which Poor
o. 2z6 Conai., makes speciality best suited
for those purposes. The happy reviyifying
effects produced by Poor's coal are much too
extended 10 admit of enumeration here
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DIED.

In Georgetown, Feb. 3, Rev. David Weber. aged
70 years.
In South Waterford Jan 20, Mrs. Rebecea. wife
OF JOSIAH Proctor, aged 81 years
In Auburn Jan. q, Mr.. Daniel j. Linseott, aged
81 years.
years.
In Madison, Jan. %, Mr.. Thomas Laws, aged 70
years.
In Bath, FEB 3, Adiena j., daughter OF James
and Jane Lightbody. ag II years
In Oidtown, Feb. 2, Cutler Partridge, ESD, aged
e years.
In CheIryGeld Jan. y, Mrs. Celia, vile Of Ira o.
Shaw.
In Hancock, Jan II, EIrs. Betsey, wife of Stephen
Stratton.
In Deer Isle, Jan. 10, Mrs. Abigail II. Whittemore,
aged ~ years.
yeats 10 months.
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Hotel Propriesors.

Hotel proprietors who are subscribers to the
Daily Press, or who become so by sending their
names and the pay for one years subscription
to the office, can have their. name, the name
and location Of their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without charge. ii
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WASHINGTON, January 50, 1868

9AAANoAON3 january 1908.
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the
return of my note OF the Oath instant with
your endorse nent thereon, to the effect that
[ am not to obey any order from the War De-
partmeht assumed to be issued by direction of
the President, unless such order is known BY
me to have been authorized by the Executive
and IN reply thereto to say that am inform
received from the Executive any order or in
structons limiting or impairing his authority
TO issue orders to the army as has heretofore
been his practice under the law and customs
Of the department.
! While bis authority in the War Department
is not eountermanded, it will be satisfactory
evidence to me that any orders issued from the
War Department by the direction of the Pres.
ident are authorized by the Exclusive.
have the honor to be very respectfully,
Ia sa"- 3 Your obedient servant
.1g -r. -T .sifl q. s. GRANT, General.
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A SPILL.-The Star tells Of two steady going
countrymen, riding in an old sleigh, drawn BY
an old horse, having on old harness, who met
with terrible shock Tuesday evening. AT the
junction Of Free and Middle streets the animal
took fright, and without the slightest apparent
cause the two men went out upon the snow,
with boxes and buffalo robes on top. Probably
two more utterly astounded individuals may
never be seen. The old horse logged few
rods and stopped Some good San1aritaus
turned the beast about, helped gather up the
spilled articles and the men, and they Journey
ed toward Tom and Jerry-cho. -
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Browns Bronchial TrOcheS

Having direct influence TO the parts, giving imme-
dlate relief For HronchHi-, Asthma, Cas
infrh, ConSumpsivP and THROAT Diseases,
Troches are used with always coed success.
SlNGEhS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
10 clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches." and do
be offered. Sold Everywhere. noi3d& g3rn sS
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When, by the OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, SeatdS. Cbdpped HGads, Sprdias Cats,
WcHllds, aud eeery Coalpld int Of the SliR. Try H.
as Ii costs hut . cents. Be sure 70 ask tor
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Ward :

A meeting OF the Republican votersof Ward
4 will be held'atthe Republican Headquarters,
corner Congress and Market streets, Thursday
evening. at IL o'clock. a full attendance is
requested. Per order of Ward Committee.
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Republican Headqsar,er..

The Hall on the, corner of Congress and
Market street is now open day. and evening to
all Republicans. All the. city papers there on
file. Regular meeting and speaking Saturday
evening at half past 7.siss TsE
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Long Sought For ! l
is l' Come at Last
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found tor sale BY all city
Druggists and first class Country frocers.
+ AS MEDICINE Mans Wine is Invaluable, being
among the BEST fnot the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice otthe berry, and unadulterated by any impure
insIe.aeit, we can heartily recommended IL to the
sick as MEDICINE. HUfHgl7Ig atf..
$40 the days OF the aged it ad1leth length,
10 the mighty 1t addeth strength,
lis a balm for the sick, a JOY tor the we'll
~ Druggists and Gracers buy and sell
HAMS ELDRREERRY WINE.
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As one of the big sleghs was passing up Ex-
change ssreet yesterday, filed with children,
eountryman's horse became frightened and
started down the street at the rate of about
four miles per hour, Fortunately the owner,
was near at hands and, after jumping in
pulling the buf5lo off the reins, and crying out,
whoa, you tarhal critter" in familiar tones
the animal was convinced that he wasn't
frightened. Ii he had had twenty or thirty
miles to go so that he might have got his speed
up. something might have happened for an
item M tH p. fs- -t -lest usl -H
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MAtNks
C,TATFA.EST of the condition OF the EntexRa-
- tional lnsursnce DO, Of the CITY OF New
York on the 31st day oil December, 1877.
The name Of the company is "Internatlon&> IN
surance Company. tislocateu IN 'ns my Va W."
The amount Of Capital Stock is, $1,000, 900
The amt OF its Capital Stock paid up Ia lOOO,VeS
The Isscts 81 the Company are as Jotlers
oe oT e IL 1r psr saa ~ 'H' ssssSi 10
Real Estate unincumbered None
Bonds owned BY the company, 1 e. S Sd6
U. 5. $40 bonds, par val, sIZO,VO0
U. S. 1910 bonus, par value, l05VOO
Virginia State Bonds. a,!VO
Wisconsin War Bonds, oOOO
Market value. ssss.ais 20
rst Hn en D ON nhS real estate
worth double the A cunt loaned, $4,000 %
P P:st: s 81 Py.Sa sssaFsd s III: g
All other Securities 20,663 e.
Total Assets, sl,OSa, 7sO %
Liabilities.
Amounts due or not due to Banks or other
Losses adjusted and due, None.
Losses a:ijustsi and not DUE Hogs II
wait waiting Tor further proof root - 1ss,s4o Ss
All other claims against the Company, 1910 81
Total L abilities, si57,04si
The greatest amount insured In any one risk The
greatest amount allowed by the rules OF the company
greatest amount allowed to he insured in any one
block; No arbitrary rules on these points. This
company is covered BY prudent regard f0r the con
struction, occupancy and exposure OF risks.
STATE OF NEW-YORK, County of New York, %.
George W. Savage, President, and William j.
Hughes Secretary. Of the International 1nsuranrs
Company of the city of New York. being duly sworn,
depose and say, that the foregoing is fun, true and
correct statement of the affairs of said company that
the said Insurance company is the 92Ha tide owner
of at least One Hundred thousand Dollars of actual
cash capital, invested in State and United States
Stocks and Bonds, or in Bonds Mortgages of Real
Estate, unincunlbered and worth double the amount
for which the same Is mortgaged; and that they
the above-described officers of said Insurance Co.
Isl GEORGE W, SAVAGE, President,
WILLIAM j. HUGHES, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 25th day Of
January, 1868. As witness, my hand an official
seal THOMAS L. THORNELL,
Notary Public.
Portland Once I68 Fore street.
3. w. MUNGER & son, Agent.
Feb G. eoiSw
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ANOTHER AXLE BROKEN. - just after the
passenger train on the 2. = x, Railroad left
Augusta yesterday forenoon. an accident Of a
precise character Of that of Tuesday occurred
The breakage of one Of the axles OF the loco
motive driving wheels. The train was run
back to Augusta and another engine procured
and the train came on with but little delay
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nnniEsTIC PORTS.


SAN FARNCISCO-Ar 18th ult. ship Mary Glow
er. Miller, Polt Discovery.
Ar Sd inst, ship Osceola. Walden. from New YORK
via Valparaiso.
Ar 18th INST, ship REWARD Emery New York.
Sid 18th ult, shins Endeavor. Doane Hong Kong;
18th. Brewster, Collins, Liverpool; harque Money
SEW oRLEANS-Ar eth. brig Mary Rice, Rice
Rio Janeiro sch Mabel Hail, Hail. Galveston.
Cid 2sth, ships Europa, Patten, Hayre; Golconda,
Cid In, sch Ohiloe, Hatch New York
Towed to sea 2lth, ship Thos harvard.
SAyANNAH-Ar cd INST ship Margaret Evans
McCuech. Liverpool.
CHARLESTON-Ar 81, ship Naraganset, Ham
NoRFOTK-Ar st, sehs Jones, Huntley, New
York via Townsend Inlet, where She was ashore;
Ar I'd, sch Sarah Fish, Henderson, Boston.
SD I'd, sch Annie Freeman, Reed, New York.
HAMPTON ROADS-Ar 1st. brig j Mel1 tire, iIn
Baltimore FOR Matapzas sch Francis Hatch, Greg
Ory Providence for Norfolk.
ALEXANDRIA-In port 3!st, sch Allen Lewis,
BALTIMoRE-AT I'd. sch Sarah A Hoffman, Ha-
ley, Portland.
CID 1st sch Commerce Morgan Portsmouth
AR 80. sch g Knight Fuller, Boston.
Cid Sd. sch Allen Lewis, Bennett, Providence.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld Sd. sch Montezuma, Cor
At Delaware Breakwater %, brig Hassell. I'm
Cardenas Tor New York.
NEW YORK-Ar Sd, ship Fleetford, Slower San
Francisco; scbs Cornelia from Newfoundland; i
Meservey, Farnham, Savannah.
Ar 4fh, barlue Union. Nicholson, Messna nov 49,
ScH 0eO II Mills. MINIS, OF
Ar 9th, ship Caraetacus Merry, Yokohama.
CID 4th ships st James, Williams, San Francisco !;
Melrose, Nichols. Savannah; barques Iva. Berry,
Marselles; j Hobrook. Leavitt Cardenas; King
Bird, Carr, Savannah brig Ramirez, Bernard, Tor
Iienflleeos; schs Fed Smith, Smith, Arroyo; John
Croker. Lowe, MataHzas.
Below Cd, barques Jennie. Durham, from Hong
Kong; Annie NJ GRAY. Green, from Montevideo sch
Willie Smith, from Maricano.
NEWPORT-Ar 4th, schs George Deefine, VIII
lard, Portland for Philadelphia; Gen Marion, Tor
rey. kocklahd tor New YORK; Mary Riley, Riley.
Boston for do 7 King, Clendennin, Calais tor do
Convoy, French, Rocsllnd tor do.
BOSTON-Ar 4th, sch Daniel Pearson, Pearson
Pensacola.
Below, sch Victor, from Portland.
Cid 9th. sch Angie Anesbury, Amesbury, Mobile.
Below 9th. brig Alton, Elliott, from Aux Cages via
Portland.
PRONINCET0WN-ln port 9th inst. brig Arthur
Eggeso. from Africa Tor Boston.
GLoUCESTER-Cld lth, sch Hattie, Gilear st
st John, NIB.
BoorHBAY-Ar 5th, sch Tookolita, Stewart. nn
Portsmouth.
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pEpA RruRE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARIN f n EWS,
pORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, February 8.
ARRIVED.
eseh Old Chad, MeClntock, Portsmouth
Sch Martha sargent, csson, Jonesport ior bos-
ton
Sch Elizabeth Williams, Wiscasset tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood, New York-Emery
& Fox. 80
Sch Louisa, johnson, Bath.
Brig VIM Mason, Tor Boston, started again 10 day,
but put back after going as Tar as Portland Light
From Branch Office Western Uaion Telegraph
Ar at Baltimore 9th, sch Chas Z Paige, Doughty
Portland.
Ar at New York 9Th. barque sharpsbuIg, Randall,
Flew Orleans brig Giles Loring. Pinkham. from
Cardenas.
John, NIB.
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WARD FoUR-The attention of Republican
voters Of Ward is invited to the notice at the
head OF this column. Important business will
come before the meeting, and full attendance
is requested. @ g3
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Ngorriaee ana c clibacy.

An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude
and The Diseases and Abuses which create imPedi-
mems 70 marriage with sure means OF rel ef Sent
in Sc he'd envelopes. free OF charge Address, ~ d.
SISILTIN HOUGHTOS, Howard ASSOCIATION,
Iadelt hia. Pa. IN u0X3m
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

THIS splendid Har Dye is The best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless Reliable,
Instantaneous No disapp ointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects ~ Bad DYES Inyig-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
street, New York. ian1isNdiy
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TWO Rooms suitable for Offices, in ths third
i Story of the now Block Middle street oppo-
size the First National Bank. Very pleasant and
desirable location and will he let on reasonable
terms Apply to DAVID KEAZEk,
Ne 80 Commercial st.
Portland, Feb. 4. 1865 feb6-d3w
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CANARY BIRDs.-Any persons who wish to
supply themselves with choice canaries can be
accommodated at Z. NJ. Patten & Co.'s rooms,
Exchange street, where some 500 German
birds can be seen fora few days, A variety Of
other beautiful birds can also be seen and pur-
chased at the sauna nIaaa ~"
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Reduction I'm the Price ofthe Daily Press
Hereafter the price of the daily issue of the
Press will be four cents the single copy. Ii
can be had at the periodical depots and at the
counting-room of the office.
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Hale,s 1ruica Ointment.

For sale by all druggists or send your address aud
&c cents to 0. p. SEYMOUR g. CO., Boston Mass,
and receive box Ivy return mali. W. F. Phillips &
Co., agents tor Maine. april2G1ysn
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Portland and vicinity.

AUCTION COLUMN
=.

:" AVtI4Ob =
Sheritf's Sale-F. o. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Chickering PianOs-Bailey g. Moves.
Atlantic Mutual Ins. Co.--John w. Munger.
Statement International ms. Co... W. Munger.
Faucy Goods-Merrill, Prince & Co.. pF- 81
Imported irds-E. NJ. Patten & Co. II y u
Office Rooms to Let-Davfd Keazsr
Chamoer Set tor Sale. -.-s-s-z--ss---
Good Board
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Ship JAS A Wright. Morse. from Bath. in ballast,
went ashore the bar at Charleston Sd INST where
she pounded heavily ard sprung aleak. She came
of next day and was taken INTO port.
Sch Moses Warng, tom Brunswick, Ga, Tor a
Northern port was abandoned at sea and the crew
taken to Liverpool The vessel registered 92 tons,
was built at Yarmouth in 1919 and hailed nom New
YORK.
Sch Jones, Hurtley, from New York. which got
ashore at Townsend Inlet has been got OH and she
arrived at Norfolk list inst.
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RoBNsoN's barge sleigh "Enterpries, sailed
up Congress street yesterday with O. full cargo
of children. -e- Fo14 'aab f.s
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,
A Cough, a Cold or a Sore Throat

Requires immediate attention, and should be check
ed. II allowed to continue,
Irritation OF the mays, Permanent
Throat Disease OF Consumption,
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ra-F First Page To-day Shall John Bull be
.ellastised2 Agriculture and Manufactures;
German Ladies; Tender Feet OF Horses; Va
rieties. '-4 -s5 .ttrIl .LreI t.r
FOURTH PQ5s-The Guests Of thc Heart; jim
VOLTS Adventure, by Mark Twain
fssinsIaIen,eni Of Secretary stanton.
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THERE was no business before the Municipal
Court yesterday. sin
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FOREIGN PORTS.

gar at Bombay 18th ult, ship Rutland, Gardner
Boston.
Ar at Malaga 18th ut. brig Caroline Perkins, in
Vigo sth. barques Fury. Wilson, I'm Malaga; 10th
Ormus, Pc. tengill, Girgenti.
SID Dec "a, brig Alex Niekels, Rosebrcok. Tor New
York; Jan l. brig Mary Stewart, Dennson. do.
Ar at harseilles i7ih ult, brig jessie, Pettigrew
Philadelphia.
Ar at Antwerp 18Th ult barque Morning Star
Ryder. Philadelphia
Ar at Greenock 10Th u!t, barque Sierra Nevada
Wooster, New York.
Ar at Cuxhayeu i7tl u.t, barque Alamo, Stricken
New FORK.
At Ponce 9Th ult brig Sparkling Sea, Durham
st Marys, Ga, for Monteyideo, repg.
Ar at st John, NIB, ist inst, schs Bertha S0udor
Wooster, Portland; Mary Jane Grady, do,
Cid 3lst, brig Ottawa. Mothers. MatanZas.
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LIQUOR Those ''old, old times"
have come again, and Deputy Marshals Went
worth and Irish are up to their old tricks, and
yesterday made two seizures of liquors, one on
the premises OF Patrick Deehan, on Cross
street, and the other at Dennis Marra's on
Fore street, in Mr.. James McGlinchy's new
block. These are the first seizures made by mu-
nicipal officers since last July, and it must be
quite refreshing to the dealers to see the jolly
faces of these worthy officials round again.
Some how or rather, the title 'State Constabu-
larry" had a twang to it that made the men who
bore it very unpopular, especially with that
class Of people with whom they were brought
into immediate connection in performing The
duties assigned them under the oath.
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TIE CONCERT To-NIGHT-The Army and
Navy Union give the closing entertainment of
their course at the City Hall this evening, in
the shape Of a grand concert by the Mendels-
sohn Quintette Club of Boston, assisted by the
charming singer, Miss Addie s. Ryan. We
have no need of urging our readers to be pres
ent for this popular course has from the com
mencement been pstronized by crowded houses
We have only to say that We believe that no
series of entertainments ever given in this city
have been of better character, more satisfac-
torily managed, or have reflected more credit
upon the organizations, than the lectures and
concerts given under the auspices Of tie Army
and Navy Union; and we hope they will favor
our people with more of the same sort. II
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ALTHOUGH the times are hard and many are
out OF employment. our city was never more
peaceful than at the present time Since the
capture of the notorious White, burglary has
been almost unknown and cases even Of q
more trivial nature are few and far between.
With the exception of the two stabbing cases
there has been very little business before the
Municipal Court for two months, and where
the wellknown Paragraph, somebody 'ior
drunkenness and disturbance : fined IS ard
costs, !" used to appear every emorningein the
Court report, it is hardly recorded ono aweek
now. Furthermore, in wall.ing$the streets,
you seldom see a man drunk, although you
may see many with a peculiar glow Of the
nose, which can be attributed to the continuous
cold weather Some may raise the hue and
cry that the recent act of our Legislature is the
cause of this peace and qpiet, bat such cannot
be the case, for this state Of things dates back
two or three months. We give credit to the
people and say it is on account Of improved
morals.
AT meeting of the irish American Relief
Association, held at their hall on Monday even
sympathy on the death OF our late brother,
John Clary, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, in the all-wise batinscrutabe dis
pensation of Divire Providence, John Clary, a
member of this Association, has been removed
from our midst by death, aud -
= Whereas, this Association. in The death OF
our late brother has lost q valuable and indus
trious member, the community respectable
citizen, his wife fond and loving husband his
children an affectionate father,
Resolced, That we, the members of this As
ISOLATION, tender unto the widow children and
friends of our deceased brother our heartfelt
coincidence and sympathy for their sad bereav-
ment hoping the Almighty will protect and
comfort them. y.
RESOLVED, That copy OF these resolutions be
rendered to the widow Of the deceased, and
also be entered on the records of the meeting.
JAMES CgNNINoHAsI,. Committee
zee BAnrHonoMEw WREN. Resolutions. :
t--- -'A -4 e. MARSHALL, Secretary. q;