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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OP AN EXECUTION TO NJ
10 directed and delivered from the Honorable
Circuit Court OF Davidson county, Tennessee at
its January Term. 1888. l viii expose 70 public
safe 70 the highest bidder, for cash at the Court
House door IN the city Of NRshvill on SATUR-
DAl, the 18th day Of March, ls6s, ali the right,
ade then had OF may have since acquired in
the following described real estate. tO-Wit A
piece or parcel Of land in the city of Nashville.
Yay1 ds0n county, Tenn. bounded as follows
IEo lots ei ground IA what Is called Mce3av0ek,s ;
addition to NashFille. Nos C. and 8. on the
no-th SIDE u Fiilnore street each fr0nsing 6 ny
isei on saad street, FunninE back i50 feet 10 an
". Wsde, 70 satisfy Judgment rendered. ia
tzyor OF HELEN Scaarer. admir- against W "
Wade and P. NJ Wade Fs--s
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Mass Meetlng OF Rlacks al Nassau.

HAVANA, Feb. 19.-Nassau dates of the
18th state that meeting of the blacks had
been held there, al which theJ openly criti-
cised the government, charging it with in
ability to extricate the colony from its
financial difficulties, which they charged
TO the lavish and extravagant measures OF
the colonial government. The whites are
loyal enough, but feel uneasy at the pros
poets before them.
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PRICES REDUCED!
TENNESSEE IRON STORE,
Nos. 50 ana 81 North Market st.

tETE HAVE THIS DAY REDUCED PRICES
w Of Tennessee and Kentucky, or b Iron.
Merchants manufacturers and farmers will ind
II 20 their interest 10 purchase Of Us " e are
the only manufacturers Of the old reliable Ten
nessee Charcoal Bloom Iron. We are also
sizes-bar, band, round and square sheet, etc,
branded Kentucky. This iron Is tar superior to
any Puddled Iron made on the Ohio river.
All iron sold b. Us is branded II. q. 4 5. ny,
and II. B. & 5. Tenn. Charcoal.
Ahberal discount allowed TO wholesale dealers.
- jaaS aFn HILLMAN BRO. < SONS
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Our Manufacturing and DO'
mestic Euterets.

We shall constantly adraoHish the Southern
people 10 be self-reIiant and shall do what we
NAV be able 10 induce the establishment Of
rnauufactories In our midst for our home pro-
ducts. To this end We will pay special attentlon
to the oosT and srATTsTIos OF manufacturing
and exert ourselves 70 encourage the diVersih-
cation Of Southern industries ana the develop
usnt Of Southern resources.
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kAFoRTAEr ARREsT.--Col. w. c, Pick
ems and James Henry, Esq, we're arrested
in Bloant county last week, by Deputy
Marshal J p. Lusk, on grave charges pre-.
sented by the grand jury Of the United
States Court They gave bail for their
appearance al the next term of the conrt,
and were reieAsed.-Knorsais FAsg, Esb.
leh
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21

SPEAKING Of Charles Francis Adams
the New York Commercial Aauertiser save
Al Is entirely within the range Of posi-
bility-if not probability-thai the une1.
amPled destiny may be reserved for him
Of 6lhng the Presidential seat occupied by
his father and grandfather"
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view the necessities OF the legal proies-
sion, ana the general public interest attaching
10 the many new questions coming before our
judicial tribunals. We will publish all the I'M
oortaut decisions Of the Supreme Court from
oarial sources, which may be relied upon a'
entirely Trustworthy.
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srI7E or TrSEsssEE, CoAPTRoLLER's 0FTIcE.
aruvfrru Iauuar- % Isfg

Ia ". Blackburn, Comptroller Of the Irea-
suyy do hereby certify that the Hartford Fire
fnEu7ance Company, located at Hartford, N the
State Of Connecficut. has produced 70 ne Satis-
fac5ory evidence that said Company has ccI1-
piled with all the requirements Of the lava ol
the State OF Tennessee. imposed on Insurance
Companies. and further certify that III. =
Ross, Agent Of said Company, has also cqnphed
with The requirements Of the laws Of the Stats'
gaid Hartford Fire Insurance Company has
authority 70 take risks and transact bushes Of
insurance N this State, as Nashvillo, Tenn
q ". BLACkBDKAi
Comptroller Of Tennessee
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEO GUS
ELEVENTH The greatest amount insured III
cases.
TSEIFTH. The amount insured in any one
city, town o. village depends upon its stze
and how built.
THIRTEEKTH. The amoHat insured in sny one
block depends as above.
PoURTKENFH. Certified copy Of charter of the
Company, as filed heretofore.
FIFTEEETH. General power Of Attorney for
Agents to accept service Of process prsvi-
~.eIr tIat
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REDUCTION OF RATES

We are Erati6ed al heinz able 90 state that
she very large increase Va the number OF our
Daily aud Tri Weekly subscribers enables us 10
redass che price of subscription 10 these editions
We 90 90 the more cheeriully because the neces
stiles Of the people. In the impoverished condi-
ton Of our stricken section. requires such con
ccssions as eau he reasonably made In their in
tsrests. Prom and aitcE the lst January. there
fcre. cur
eERMs or SUBSCRIPTION WILL BIZ
In ADVANCE
Dhk AZ sAV
TWT-WEEkLF ..---..-.-.......-........--.... 8 90
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hpaa,r shorter periods At the same rates.
~ We earnestly appeal 70 our friends to s,
a. sxtsuding our circulsiion and IN thereby in
.-.,.,,,s oar means Of usefHlnoss eoPT Of
r.Dsr win be seat Erstuitously 10 any one
g ten subscribers to either q. the editions
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
4 uotues that be has been sppointed Assignss
u the estate Of Edley Paul, oi y hlte county
Tennessee, who has been aafudeOd bankrupt
upou his own petition, b. The Clr1uis Court 0f
the United STATS Of said district
jan8 vlt' A. FISK, AGsiznss.
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Upon the Subject Of Agriculture

Aua Kindred topics. We shall also siye an eX
tensive variety Of valuable ana interesting mat
ter-the best adapted 20 the farming classes o.
our State. which will, in a great measure sup
pIy the place Of family agricultural paper.
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THE UNDERsIGNED HEREBY 6IVks
notice of bis apPeintment a. Asis nee oi
ana saul Sazauass. Of Nashville. in the county
on DGvidsoa and State Of 1enne2ee, within
sata District, who have been adjndeed bankfapts
upon their petitions bY the pistfiei O0eft Si
'-'' O' A. S. CHADBOURgE, Assignee,
janis 1sw3ts Once, "a Church strsst-
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Subscription Price Reduced.
Ia. rAPER az THE PEoFLE AND
FoH TTIE PEOPLE
Zoe Is tha Time 70 snbaeribs.

BY A CONSOLIDATION OF THE ,yASH-
VILE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH, and by the generous and united
support Of the UEIOE AND DTsFAToH BY the
patrons Of both the former papers. the Proprie-
tors are enabled TO present Newspaper hitht
e. unsurpassed in this city or State.
IN FULLNESS AND ACCURACY
NEWS. our paper will compare favorably hh
best in the entire country; and in saying
we only repeat the expressions Of many
patrons. who are most capable Of judging 10
matters.
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GEORGE L. CHASE. President.
GEORGE NJ. COLT, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HkRTr oRD COUHTV

January sth. 1858. personally appeared George
l. Chase President, ard George NJ. Colt, Sec
retary ofths Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
and made oath that the foregoing statement By
them subscribed Is a true. fun and correct state
ment Of the affairs Of said Company. and eK-
hbits, 30 far ~ can be asoeFtained at this date,
its actual condition on the thirty first day OF
December 1861. Before me,
GEO. SUMNER, Notary Public.
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p u r @ II A s F. $
FoR
CORPORATION PURPOSES.
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE, }
NASHVILLE, February II. 1858.

A TTENTI0N Is INVITED TO THE FOL-
n lowing ruling of The Finance Committee.
made under date Of February 10. 1858.
Purchases made by and fer the use of any
department OF the city, ,[except in Of salary,
appropriations, or By orders of the City Coun-
clip will not be allowed by this Committee
without estimates of the articles or stores
required shall have been submitted to a mpi1rity
Of the committee for the department for which
thssuppiies are required, and by them approve ed
prior 20 purchases being made.
The amounts and prices Of the articles
required must be fully and clearly stated in the
estimates
Merchants and citizens generally are notified
that purchases made contrary 20 this ruling
will not he approved.
BY order of the Finance Committee.
J. ALBERT SMITH. Auditor.
febl4 lW r....
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Anioa aud 9ispatfh,
FRIDAY. FERRUARY 2I. Isss.
largest Circulation in City and State
YRSEIIrS.

Graphic Account of sIBe Great land
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ling Houses Overwhelmed - An
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ComptrolleT q Tennss8'
IA. c. ROSS, Ageni,
Middle District OF Tennessee.

Office corner Union aDd Cherry street,, IN BanK
Of Eennezsee Binding. lAn2l y
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ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
SOS SO o
EA. BJLKELEY, President.
4. y. BINDERS, Secretary
STATE OF CJNNECTTCUT,f
County % HARTFORD. 91

Personally appeared before me f. A. Buke-
ley, President. and 4. y. Enders, Secretary. %
me personally known, and subscribed end
made oath to the fJreEouE statement
tsEAL. UHES 4. CGhE,
Notary Public.
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Middle District of Tennessee

And they shall receive prompt attention
A liberal discount made % the trade
faig
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-21

\ PASTORAL LETTER CONCERNING AMERICAN
WoMEN.-Bshop Arthur Cleveland Coke, OF
New York, has issued pastoral letter in rela-
ton to American women, in which he discours-
eth as follows. II will no doubt strike home to
many an American household:
When I see the tawdry fashions, the costly
vulgarity and the wicked eXtravagance of the
times, I feel sure that thousands of American
women are strangers to the first law of refine
ment-simplicity in manners and attire. When
I see that thousands of American women read
the most shameful romances and The most de.
grading newspapers, frequent the vilest dram
attic entertainments, and join in dances too
shocking to be named among Christians, feel
that Christian matrons are becoming too few,
and that civilized heathenism is returning to
the fields we have wrested from the Indians.
When Tread daily OF the most ungodly divorces,
and of crimes against social purity and against
human life itself, which are too gross to be men,
toned more particularly, feel that too many
of our countrymen are without God in the
world, and that radical reforms are necessary
in the system OF education. on which the young
women of America arc dependent for their
training. When I see thousands OF households
in which young girls are reared for life Of
pleasure without reference to duty, I cannot
wonder at these results, nor at the misery II
which they involve families and communities
Sow the wind and reap the whirlwind. AS Q
Christian bishop, therefore, make my appea
to YOU, Christian women, and l esk you to be-
gin the reformation by faithfully bearing your
testimony against all that tends to the degrade
tion of your sex, and the more 80 when suct
crime is not only winked at, 1ut receives counte
nance in circles which ought to be exemplary
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January %
ss.BEARIN MIND.-WHEN DISEASE HAS

ss.BEAR IN MIND.-WHEN DISEASE HAS
Undermined the health, and the physical system has
bsco,ne prostrated, stimulant that will lot only
stren ythen, but remove the cause, should be ime-
diate7 resorted TO- Mental distress Is also fruitful
soure Of the breaking down OF the consatanon'
and The ravsges Of this enemy to health are truly
alarming. For all such maladies HOsTETTEHs
sTo1dACH BTTTERs have been found unsurpassed
Rv ting directly upon the digestive organs, they re-
MOVE the heavy, dissgreeabe feeling after eating 30
often complained Of by persons Of delicate temper
ame1t Az soon as digestion Is restored the psoent
finds his strength increasing, and his general healtn
Improved.
1bousands of persons certify that 1t may be relied
an e., all cases of weakness or nervous debility at
tendrnt upon sedentary habits. The generality OF
Bers are 80 dsagreeabe to the taste that tney are
ob,e, e,honable to weak stomach. This Is not the
case with HosTETTER'S BTrTERs, which Will
be found mild and extremely pleasant. Bslsamic
MA mtg. barlLs and roofs contribute their restorative
;r;c. to render 1t soothing and strengthening lu
h,siu ia The only pure stmulant which mas ever oeei
nrod need containing no usil OIL OF any other oeete
ron, e,ernent The most careful and sknful cnemisu
have analyzed the Bitters, and pronounce tnen
hor,,ess This ia scientific testimony; but tn'
testmony of the hundreds Of thousands who haV'
erpe rienced the preventive aud eafshVe enects
the. GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC and ALEERATrVE
mode times is still more conclusive. IN Eeyer anl
Aou,. Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Nervous Complains
Chronic Complaints and general debility ills as near
" i,fabe as anything in this flnble world can be
| February II
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lPER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
THE ROYAL ExMES IN vIENNA-THE PRUssIAs
JEWS IN TRoUBLE-FoRE1aN MARKETS, ETC.
LONDON, February 2O.-The Prussian Govern
ment has been called upon by the Prussiar
Diet to explain a complication arising from the
arrest of Prussian Jew by the United States
Consul. The Prussian Consul refused to In
terfere, and the Prussian Jews are very much
excited, claiming that the outrage was an in
suit to the country.
The Hanoverian Royal family met in Vienna
att private banquet. King George informed
the company that he would soon resume his
throne in spite of Prussia.
The political agitations continue in Portugal.
The new government is unpopular and tumults
prevail.
The House of Commons passed bill sus-
pending the hobeas corpus in Ireland.
The French frigates are watching Farragut's
squadron.
LIVERPOOL, February 19-Evening-Cotton
firm an active; Uplands, 9ld; to arri7e, 9sd;
Orleans, 1Od. Sales, 10000.
LIVERPOOL, February 20--Noon.--Cotton
excited and irregular. Sales, 10000 bales;
Uplands, 1Od; Orleans, 10ld. The cotton
shipments from Bombay for the week end
ing February 18th are $4,000 bales. Provis-
ions and Breadstuffs unchanged.
2P. M.-Cotton still buoyant. Lard, 56s.
Bacon, 3ss Cd. Common Rosin, rs Cd.
LONDON, February 20-Noon.-Consols. SO.
Bonds, 724a72s.
2P M.-Consols, 9St.
PARIS, February 2O.-Bourse irmer; Rents
afronQ
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TIE GREAT WALK-SERGEANT BATES ON H1s
TRAvfLs-H1s DoNas At MERIDIAN Our read
ors are familiar with Sergeant Bates; the Wis
consin Boy, who proposed to walk from Vicks-
burg to Washington, carrying he American
flug, to lest the spirit Of the rebels. A special
telegram from Meridian, Miss, to an ex-
change says:
Bates, the cx-Fedcral sergeant who is to
walk alone and unattended from Vicksburg to
Washington BY tho first OF June, carrying q
United States flag, reached here to-day He
was cold, wet, and thirsty, and said he would
like to take drink.
He was escorted to saloon by an enthusi-
astic crowd OF ex-rebels, who treated him with
distinguished consideration, and the whole
party took sugar and whiskey. Bates pro-
nounced it good, and the party took another
taste all round. Bates still approved of the
mixture, and wanted to stand treat himself,
but it couldn't be thought Of.
delegation of citizons, headed by the
Mayor, called on Bates, and oysters we're Or
dered. Bates took a dozen raw and dozen
fried, with butter and pepper.
Tho Mayor presented his guest with the
freedom OF the city. The bar-keeper now
treated. They all took whskey and sugar.
Bates and the Mayor adjourned to the bill
l1ard room and played friendly game, at in
tcrvals taking whiskcy and sugar. After
which, on account OF the weather, they took q
little whisley and sugar.
Bates now left the city on the Selma road,
but after going about half mile escorted by
the delegation of citizens, headed by the
Mayor, he returned and took some whiskey
and sugar. The landlord gave Bates bottle
OF whiskey,. and on enterprising grocery mer-
chant gave him two pounds of sugar, which he
put in his pocket.
Af!er this, Bates left on the road for Selma.
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Eyeninc.-Cotton opened active and excited,
fully lc. higher, but closed dull with advance
lost; sales $4,000 bales at 24ac.; closing at 24c'
Flour dull. Wheat 1a2c. lower. Corn-South-
ern white 81 19a1 "a; yellow 81 27a1 28. Pork
steady at s24 10 for new; s22 S7t for old. Lard
6rmer-14sa15lc. Groceries quiet. Turpen-
tine 65a66c. Rosin $3 25a7. Geld little firmer.
Sterling quiet and steady. Governments quiet
and steady.
BALTIMORE, February 2O.-Flour and Wheat
unchanged. Corn frmer; White 81 15a1 20;
Yellow 81 17a1 20. Provisions very active and
tending upward.
LOUISVILLE, February 2O.-Suporfne Flour
ssa8 rs. Corn 75asOc. Lard 14sal44c. Mess
Pork s24. Shoulders 11c Clear Sides 14sc.
AUGUSTA, February 20.-Cotton firm. Sales
s2O bales. Receipts 1925 bales. New York
Middlings 22aa29 cts. Sales OF the week $3.50
bales Receipts 6915 bales.
SAVANNAH, February 20.-Cotton opened ex-
cited, but closed firm and quiet. Sales 2271
bales. Middings "a cts. Receipts 1897 bales.
Exports to-day, 1O, ,464 bales, Of which 669 we're
Sea Islands. Receipts of the week, 23,197 bales
Uplands, and 3S9 bales Sea Islands. Exports
foreign, 5s44 bales Uplands, and 124 bales Sea
Islands; coastwise-s433 bales Uplands, and SO
bales Sea Islands. Stock, 25S8 bales Sea ISL
ands; 67,772 bales Uplands. Sales 375 bales
Sea Islands, and II, ,794 bales Uplands.
MOBILE, February 2O.-Cotton closed quiet
and firm; sales 28OO bales; Middings Ma24ssc.
Receipts 1886 bales; exports SAT- bales.
WILMINGTON, February 2O-Turpentine firm
at 6Oc. Rosin advanced; Strained and No.
50 so; No. 50 rs; Iale 81 973. Cotton ad-
vanced and firm; Middlings 22;. Tar firm at
50 IS.
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The Recommendation Conventions.
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH. February 2O.-The convention was
engaged in organizing the Congressional Dis
tr;cts. A debate took place on suffrage, in
which such Radicals as Poal, Mcdonald and
King. opposed severe test oaths and disfran-
cbisement, while stringent measures were ad-
yocated by others. Hood, negro delegate
gave notice Of his purpose to offer an ordl-
nance removing the present fine upon magls-
trates and the clergy for solemnizing marriage
between whites ard negroes. Nothing further
of Importance was done.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, February 20.-The report OF the
Homestead Committee was presented to the
convention to-day and ordered to be printed.
1t allows $25O0 worth y" real estate and s2O0O
OF personal property exempt from execution.
It was made the special order for Monday next.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, February 2O.-The reorgan-
lied convention continues harmonious. va
rious articles of the constitution we're reported
and ordered to be printed. Richards, late
president of the convention, and Saunders q
colored member, we're both expelled, and
started for Washington to-day with the constl-
tuition made by their faction. negro political
meeting was held at the African Church last
night, and violent speeches made by the ex-
nelled members of the convention, denouncing
anv constitution but that formed by the NIL
nority. Saunders designated General Meade
as sa scalywag" Twenty-Five members OF the
convention publish card to-day denounclne
the correspondence from this place by Solor
Robinson to the Tribune as false. Letters
state that this individual was also repudlatec
by the Radicals at Jacksonville after leaving
here.
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GA YOUNG LADY RETURNING no

aI-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home after sojourn of few months
in tie city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In Place Of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby con pledon Of almost marble smooth.
ness, and instead twenty-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF so
greft change, she plainly told them that she used
the CIRCAo$IAN BALM, an; considered it an In
valuable acquisition to any ladys toilet. By its
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance On hundredfold. It is simple in its
com binahon, ss Nature herself Is simple yet nnsur
pas ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also heaing, cleansing and identifying the skin and
complexion. BY its direct action on the cuHele 1t
draws from 1t all its impurities, kindly heahng tne
san and leaving the surface as Nature intended 1t
sho,lld be-clear, soft smooth and beautiful. Price
ST. sent by Mai or Express, on receipt Of an order'
0S WI. CLARK CO.. Chemists.
No. West Fayette.street Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the came.
MARCH, 80 Tyr
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CHARLESTON MORNING, FEBRUARY p, 1868

of motions, ensued, until s. A. swails called for
the previous question, which was ordered.
The main question being, on the motion to
postpone, it was decided in the negative. The
amendment to print one hundred and fifty
extra copies was likewise agreed to.
The following articles of the constitution
were then read the first time, and laid over un-
der the rules: On the executive part of the
constitution; on charitable institutions; on cor
porations; on the militia, and on finance and
taxation.
The convention adjourned at half-past one
o'clock
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Tribute Of Respect.

Tribute OF Respect.
At 6, regular meeting Of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society, convened Wednesday evening. February 1s,
1868, she following resolutions were proposed and
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The cause Of Jewish charity has sustain
ed SERIOUS loss in the death Of the late Rev. ISAAC
LEEs=ER, and it becomes Us to testify our respect
for his memory, and our admiration Of him as an
Israelite and man, therefore
Resolved That we unite our sympathtes with those
of 9th or Jewish societies throughout the country In
the great afaiction which has befallen our peop g.
Reselpcd That we will ever cherish the name Of
ISAAC LEEsER an honor to our name and our
county.
RescIued That q page in our Minute Book be In
scribel to his memory, and that these resolutions be
published in the "Occident' and messenger" 4" and
the daily papers OF this city.
N. LEVIN, Secretary and Treasurer.
A. FAX President