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1oiThe Democratic pewspapessz are
bAsihg every effort to array the Jewish
Voters iso4faiy e4gafnssG @ neqafH o RAsT 90
for the prOmqgAtinp Of an order is
sued by his Adjdtant GeherAf and
promptly revoked. IheJeMs are not bsa
acc ustOPpssda ii dd2ei9g that in nakhasts and
anger, Of which they may see the folly
afterwards, and are not likely to be
ieptrapped to any great extent into any6S4ess
such snare set for them bysschemihgyo7
POLITICIANS. Onthis project the last
~igsuelof the Jnossh Messenger say:
81 No sensible Jews are taking Ip,aaF11eq
sin the public meeting called at st.
1ouistte oppose Grant. They would -
only be the tools of designing poll
b~tlclans who have no love for the
Onion, and who seek toacreate a SEN
timent in favor of principles and men
iantagonistic to the true interests of
all good citizens. If Hebrew menu ~
Ibers of the Republican party decline "l
to support its candidate, theydWiu cer-tu
btainly do So on their individual ac-.eg
count, and need no pressure. They
will not idenfify themselves as. Jews
with any partisan movement. a min
lister of a Jewish congregation onceu
spreaehed a p0fftfcaf sernfon,~ to~the-
surprise and regret of hRbrethren.
The experiment has not been often -
}repeatqdG sraelHesFre tooahtelHgent ~
and too self asserting to be driven or
matters that have no cohnectfoh With
religion" AAA@AAWhA@
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THE Indianapolis Sendnel is much
exercised over the rejection of Gen.
MoCLELLAN's nomination soMinis-
ter to England by the United States
Senate. Why not make a martyr Of
him as in 1864, and nominate him for
Presidantp t4HOT d4IdT JordTLE
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This statement shows that the bat
tie is really to be fought in the States
of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana. Should the Republi-
cans carry either of the three States
first named, their ticket will be sue
~cessful. The probability is that they
will carry at least three out of the
four, but they cannot do SO without
thorough organization and hard work.
Should Mr.. CHASE be the Democratic
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DEMoCRATIC naneT

UEM0CRATfC spapeFs are boastIng
over the success of their party in
Galena.s iItlihois, al City that has ali
ways been noted for It's Democracy.
They consider it occasion for rejoic-
ing thatstheir strongest holds are1not
carried by the Republicans.---a
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VIZ publish. this morning. a letter
from Chaplain LozIER, silencing
some of the charges brought by IN
gcrupulous partisans againstSpeaker
CoLFAX, relating to his services in
behalf of the soldiers. It is we'll
known to the Army Of the Republic
of this city that he did more for the
charity fund of this Post by his
lecture last Winter than any other
dozen men or agencies combined;
and for his visit to this city he de-
clined to receive a cent even for trav-
cling expenseS. Few @4nsu IN the.
country did as much during or since
the war IN a Substantial aeag for the
benefit OIL, relief of the soldiers as
-ScHUYLER CoLFAx. C@s
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Il Acme article of salt is being made,
In Fountain 7Goanty, this Ssatea-9a
Sentinel. 4't7ao 90 -a2oIz
T. Possessing a salt Fouatsiuy Ho6s-a
iers ought to remain ia d lwelf pre-
served state
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4o5GAo84. I+~a
Fnty-six barrels OF whisky We're seized
at Milford, Mass, on the 9Th, for violation
of the revenue laws.
The Republican City Convention 81 PHIL
a~delphia on the 10th nominated Charles
O'Neil for Congress.
Robert Glass, a miner from Montana.
was robbed of $4,000 at a Green Street den
in st. Louis on the night OF the sth fhst.
Mayor Chasep pham, PIymaster U.S,N.,
was found de@din hfs bel. 6geak So years,
at Montpelier, Vermont, yesterday.
John s. Warder, a veteran OF the war of
1872, aged Il, died in Philadelphia yester-
day. CD ia EEEEEETN
The Senate yesterday had under con il
eratlonth fConssftueiOnl os 6fs soutaerin
States, and the House the Tax bill.
The annual meeting of the KING t Tenn
plars OF Pennsylvania merat Scranton on
the 10th, at which there was a large at
tendance. 4l1 GE.taA II O. .e0
1t is reporteds thai upon the examina-
ton of Western banker on Tuesday, the
impeachment Managers obtained import
ant information in reference to the dispo.
sition of money by oolley. ieEs Tsafo
Cooper Institute has been engaged Tor
the Conservative National Sailors and
Soldiers Convention, the side show oftne
New York Democratic Convention. L5t-e
y The delegates TO the National Senger-
festfrom Germany are TO lave a "summer
night iestiYal" given them BY. the New
York L~eideTkranz, coupled VITA Which.
there viii be n sunday night CONCERTO l.a,
The King and Queen of Belgium arrives
at Brussels on the STU inst, to welcome
Admiral Farragpt. where a grand banquet
was given him on the evening OF the 9th
inst, u-
= General Meade has been summoned TO
Washington, to counsel with Gen. Grant
il regard to the Inauguration of State Off
GERS in the states OF his District, and upon
military matters of his Department.
washington dispatches state that hosts
OtwAisky men have arrived in that city to
oppose any reduction of the tax. They
are Interested liz keeping it at two dollars,
and muster in strong force, and are ac-
tUally at work. The " ring" is reported
to be organized and in full working order.
Adyiees rom the Upper Missouri report
further Indian troubles, steamboats, fired
into, stock run of, and several whites
killed, General Terry was at Fort Rice
OF the Sd, and Father Desmett has gone
out 10 induce the indians to come in and
make peace. They say they do not want
peace for then they starge, but whed at
war they get what they need; but b do
wanta ammunition.
Advices from st. Domingo state that il is
~srpposod Baez has made the same propo-
sitior 70 France and England tina. he made
20 tne United States regarding the sale OF
samona. He was presenting all proml-
merit men who do not support his admin
-stration, and numbers are being sent into
exile.
Senator Wilson has received a dispatch
from Florida stating that the Legislature
had adopted the Thirteenth and Four.
teenth amendments to n Constitution Of
the United States, and that IL had adj.
journed to the 18th inst, when it will elect
y. s. Senator'S. Z
Ayoung lady, name unknown, commit
tep suicide, on Sunday morning, by drown
ing in the ohio River, five miles below
CinclunatL The body has no; been recoy-
v E-ed.
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Is IT not time-the indianapolis
Sentinel explained to It's numerous
victims in all parts of the country that
its reported prize fight in Terre Haute
was a sell 4-one of HARDING's
most cruel deceptions? !.
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Z The report that a negro6kilied 4
white ma with a razor, during the.
melee in Washington, the other night,
has MenasEsdly stirrdHh the wv
Albany Ledger. Thearazor part of
the. 0seory HAS made its wit keen
enough to split. a hair. r.,. -.
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-AwblAH@sMhWBe@sagRemM na-auRadisz-
cal negro bad e Rftehed~RsttIeyiR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. theefees
5ton. We are happy to say that our
.F FsSep E; " We ssSs aF zo, ; g5sat BE-
DYou regard success, then, as. de-
pendent upon Democratic negroes.
That's a BAD 6hien for anrs4efukVayE 1
Swhite mans party IA q s1oaaeaoBs.
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9

y "SEEK and ye. shall find" was not
spoken for those Who are seeking evil
dencss of disleyalty in the life of Mr. ii,
Pehdleton.ALou. JouthdL. 'e7hf5h"
p The evidences aree s0Abundant they
are fouadhEithRut fseking1 ggYa2
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Republican Convention
OF THE
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Notice Is hereby given that there
will be a District Republican Conven
ton, held at "
Princeton, on Thursday, June 18th,
1868, at 10 O'clock A. H., for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for
member of Congress from the First
Congressional District of Indiana, and
for the transaction Of such other bust
nesssas may properly be brought be-
fore the Convention.
1t is earnestly recommended that
the Central Committees and active
Republicans in the different Counties
of the District viii take prompt and
vigorous measures to secure a large
attendance. GL-- & y11zk
BY order of the Executive Com
mittee. - JOHN j. CHANDLER, Q
Chairman.
JOHN w. FOSTER, Secretary,
Republican papers in the District
will please COPY and notice editorially.
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Our citizens will be interested In
the remarks by Gen. BOYLE at the
Railroad meeting in Nashville, which
we publish on the second page. Z
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q. a. Hall, Princeton, Ind.
CaPt.LEvI FKRGUsoN, Petersourgh, Ind
RARRY R. SIXTH, Washington, Ind.
w. J. L HEMMEMwAY, Boonyile, Ind.
@. R-DEHRUxER. Newburgh, Ind.
JOHN M Mt
J. NJ FOSTER. Fort Branch. Ind.
r. w. WEAvKR, Poseyvflle, Ind. q
:. q. C0RwrW. 6omerville, Ind.
Capt WHrrufG. Cyuthfana, Ind.
z j. RoGERs, New Harmony, Ind.
HARvEY Bonn Hazleton, Ind.
THoG MCCUTCHEN, SandersviIle, Ind.
URBrN MAKES. Black Hawk Mills, Ind
They viii also receive and forward to as
erdeR for Binding and Job Printing.
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T-ELEGRAPmTC NEWS

Cold closed in New YORK. yesterday, at
lS99l39A.
Fnty-six barrels OF whisky Were seized
at Milford. Mass, on the 9th, for violation
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

The Republican, City Convention Of Phil
adelphia on the 10th nominated Charles
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Robert Glass, "A miner from Montana,
was robbed of $4,000 at a Green Street den
in 81. Louis on the night OF the sth inst.
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MEMnRANDA

snip Petrel Mckenzie for Philadelphia. cleared at
BsIque Meridian, Long. hence, at Bremen 9th ult.
1sis M Helespent Brldgeo, hence, at Gibraltar
oals Gs5H1e osaras IsDns Enngwocd EngwOOd for Pha
6arque IfoVaore, Blanchard, hence, at Gibraltar
= Bar9ue AhdelKsder, NIckerson, at Boston stu
~ iBarque M Irma. Gummins, cleared at Fernandina,
BsrqIe Hunter, Lee, hence for Portland at Holmes
Brig Cuba Holmes hence, Bristol Eng, Gath ult.
hflg harry pirden COLLINS, AZ Queenstown 23d ult,
Brig Kate smith, Shaw, hence, at Hsvre 2si ult.
Brig Bmla Celestine. Simeon. hence at Gibraltar
lslh ut; and cleared 18Th for Naples -
Brig II, G. Brooks, Davis, hence, at Fall RiVer7th
Brig Charles V. Williams, steelmau hence, at Bos,
Brig Nj MsnssnIllo Magpne, hence. at Salem 9th Inst.
nas, st New York yesterday.
English. CroWen; Annie May, May; Fawn Wiley; W
e. Deerborn n sc9li; A 4, r. g Lea Leaning, Brewer; 2 3.
ssGull; Steelman; 5l J. W. Fish Wiley Mary g. FaEf'
ooft Hence at B9ton th SS anu L. " "inS no
schIs Q. E, Paige, Doqshly, and A Godfrey, God
sohrT iabsma Yanglider for Philadelphia, sailed
schr F. II, Alien F1Iler, for Philadelphia, cleared
at MMilmiineton MIN y G.. eth inst with with lumber. no,.o
Yates tor 90 Willow Harp M % Davis avis 4 for PfoyIdenoe;
JShn sr0up for d9 ,on ana Law
NsT Cb4s York II 81 Sh pos s Davis George c. Brcoks Brooks
and Wellington, Palmer, all from Boston for Phila
schr M Hand, Norton, hence for Salem, az New
port 9Th inst
Schrs Lewis Chester, Goekin, hence for Boston and
s. O. Noyes, Noyes, hence for Newburyport, at New
port 9TH inst
schr Joseph Porter, Burroughs, for Philadelphia.
sailed from Dighton 6tk inst
Schr L. b. Ives Bowditch, hence, at Newport 9TH
instant.
schr Reading RR. No. so, hence. at Norwich 9Th
instant.
Schr Seventy Six. from Providence for Philadel.
phia, at New London 5th Inst.
Schr j. b. Cunningham, hence, at New London 5th
instant
Nscbrs j. H. Bartlett. Virgins from Salem and Mary
Price, Harris from Plymouth, both for Philadelphia.
at New York 9TH inst,
schrs Shamrock, Gilpatrick for Bridgeport; Lady
Emma Snedecor, and M, +. Lopghery' Lougnery, 10
instant ..,- -. -,. - -
knight Bradley, hence at Richmond 9th Inst
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
g aD gRossn /, Z, RSSsT, SHSSA MONTHLY Committee,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10Y THE STATE sCH0OL-HOME FOR
-, CoLORED SOLDIERS ORPHANS near
This 1cms was opened under the auspices Of the
ON the ls!h of June last, and now co sixty
boys and torty;six klrs. They have been well fed
making fair progress In their studies. The buildings
have been repaired and comfortably furnished; AZ
fourth story; means of heating are just being com
s' Os Of HOST gese
tables sut & this progress ass has cost more than was
the Sye Sssn rsSe e
oessarily small; and yet, we have some pressing
building to pc used partly as workshop and parsly
play house in bad weather. is much needed, The
has no library. young lady is now furnishing .
se To be svbe ~ heT as 0Wa 9u o s6aR
Many OF the orphans are brought into the school very
Client me first ear or until hsfworn garments &C
cumulate. ana our funds must at this deficiency
nE clothes for the Journey OF bringing the orphans
from their homes to the school Home; and there
more awaiting the agents of The committee to be
The committee most gratefully acknowledge that
the contributions already received nave BEEN as the
could have expected, and yet they are unwing 10
believe that the friends of equal justice Will permit
TO oTemain incomplete for want of some additional
ad. For II must not be forgotten that mad the nes
of equal Justice been applied to all soldiers;
rpbaus without distinctions since 1884, these Coored
children would already have been four years a.
school and have received ESQ 600 of the State appr1-
Contributions, as well as donations of books and
material, will he received by the Treasurer and by
N essrs. James r. " right, Edward S Buckley. h. W.
CoGson j; @. RQsengsrten, William W. Justice, Philip
r. RAJ rdolph. Henry N Laing Mrs; William 4 Fur.
ness, MRS Aubrey II. smith, Mrs. 4ssmore WI am-
son MIS- JGhn f. Fra2zIesr' 2,s' Mrs Richard P. Waite,
L. Baldwin, and BY either of the und srsgned
LOUIS No %AeNER, va 9 5qf1 O. A. p4lr%sn, man,
ATHERToN BLIGHT, Secretary, No. iii S sANsoM
pbIiadalnbia Nov O 1899
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under the pretense OF being revoutionists; the
planters in large portion of the eastern district
are consequently unable to harvest their crops.
This state of things, 1t is feared, will lead to
famine and desolation.
A nail carrier was assassnated last week
and his mails were ri1ed by the rebels who
have seized the mails at various points within
the disturbed district.
Captain. General Lersundi has received tee
gram from the home government authorizing
him to suspend or not, as hls discretion or ocCa-
sion may require, the death penalty in CAGES of
persons condemned for political Otfenses. The
insurTeCtionary dstuf Dances are confined to the
eastern districts. The rest Of the island con.
tiuups trauuuil
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ARRIVED YEsTERDAY

Brig Lizzie H., i'm bali Is DAYS from Navassa With
guRno to J. f. Bailey d Co, "
Echr Willie DILL English 5 days from Wim IA gtnn
n. O., with lumber TO tain,
schr SeweIl Bennett, 2 days from Indian river Del
with lum ber to Collins & Co.
schr John y Long. Tunnell, day from Indian
river, Del, with grain to James l., Bewley & Co,
Schr Wave Crest, Davis, from BOaton.
schr II. aarteau, Jones, from Portland, ct,
bchr ID. n. Russell, Mehaffey, from MIDI etOwn, OF.
schr ;. L; Crocker, ProsbIey, from Taunton.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New York
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird SS Co.
Steamer E. O. Biddle. MoCue, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO w. z. Clyde d Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with q
tow OF bRrges to W, 7. Clyde d 90.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Murine Ne,Os see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR BTLADELPHIA-THIs DAY
SUN kIsHs..,...,.,..69l MOON RISES. .......,,.. go
SUN AZ HIGH WATER, 10 b
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Grand Duchess of the time, compelled him at
last to proceed with his task without any
change having been made in the place of the
picture. BY the aid of an opera-glass, how
ever, his own instinct for good color enabled
him, despite darkness and distance, to make
his copy, which, am assured by Mr.. Kirkup,
our oouutryman, who has resided for now
nigh half century in the Tuscan capital was
one of very extraordinary merit.
W. HOLMAN Hunt.
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FROM WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.
The Arrival


The Arrival
of General Grant and Speaker Colfax in this
city has attracted a number of politicians who
are desirous of assisting in the formation of a
new Cabinet. Ii is stated by prominent Repub
lcans that Mr. Stanton will be offered his old
position of Secretary of War, as the most suitable
person TO deal with the South in its present dis
tuIbed condition. His services in the late politi-
cal campaign are recognized as being most
effective.
Senator wade and Mr.. Greeley
are also looked upon as certain 10 be selected
the former tor the Interior Department and the
latter for the Postmaster Generalship.
An Active Competition
hes set in among New Workers for the Collector
ship of the Port. Rumor assigns it to proml-
nent Republican of Democratic antecedents.
General SichIes
is spoken of as likely TO be appointed Minister
to England, where he commenced his diplomatic
career under Mr.. Buchanan.
General Grant
is said TO be maturing bis Mexican policy, and
the removal Of General RoseCrans will take
place promptly.
Mr. stanton
is probably the only member Of President John
sons Cabinet who will be TeappOinted.
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is probably the only member Of President 10
sonls Cabinet who will be reappOinted.
Snow Falling IN the West,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-Snow has been falling this
morning in Central and Western Kansas and
rain has fallen in Eastern Kansas and Western
Missouri for the past torty.eight hours. Heavy
rain fell here all last night
Mrs Catharine Engels and Mike Moran were
arrested yesterday for dealing in counterfeit
money. Between $4,000 and $4,000 in So and $50
gTeenbacks and postal currency were secured.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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invites the attention Of boObuyera his very extern
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CHOICE IMPORTED BOOKS,
embracing all classes Of
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and Travels, Poetry and the Drama, Natural His
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Printed Books, etc.
Priced Catalogues gratis on application.
Entire Libraries purch ased for cash.
THE ENGLISH BOOKSTORE,
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From South Carolina-Republican Ma
jOrity 5000.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-The Daily Ne,es has
nearly complete returns from every county in
South Caroline giving Republican majority of
5000 q democratic gam of 80, 500 since the cleo
tion for the new Constitution in April last.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Berque ID. Nichols, Wyman, Boston, J.. Audenried g.
Co. ~
Br. schr r, A. Ford, Carpenter St. John N B
d Co.
schr Mary Mckee Sharp, Key West. do
Schr y. T.. CroCker PTesbrey. Taunton.
str w. Whildin, Riggans, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr
str Chester, Jones, New York, w. p. Clyde d. 90
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore with tow
of bsrges, w. Z. Clyde d Go.
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H~gg@ A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
~ =, CMoMM@ITTEB, M M ITTEB, appointed to entertain the
held on the 2cd ut to close up the matters con-
broah hsr oh"me made 1911 an sae
reports, which were received and being TOO yolumi-
with the hsirman where they caH be seen by any
one is95g an m n1eresI m in the maer The g1apGe
fso renorted the receipt of s3l57S5 through fol-
Tbomss g. Hand, Chairman ..,...... $3.50 90
ios SompS pS " Y sfs BaScR SSSS 5S5 90
VIII WiIiam n' McMichae mem Ss 90
j. w NJ. Newlin, mem ber r..,.... ' 300
j. B. Roney Chsrman Oommiit3e on supplies. 28S s.
Edward @. Knighl, member do do IS OO
S8I57 85
s2si in the hands of The easurer The Cc@m pf tSe Vs
n GoTg @ .NPs Is Ro%E
hq il detail ihs q1sntly Of provisions
quantity purchased. and the number OF meals fir,
9shed IN %heh sn9untsd to ~ tSS in less than to
through Its Chsirmau, SAM MUEL B. FALES, Rsq,
and The @ foowHg res5aons 1SGGH 10
h snd o he of
dephia are due to the Committee both ladies and
oSo ssy wcEs s1 sE
10 d%2 again took took charge O 9t the Boy slae
Hall, Market street, on the 1st 3D. and sd days OF
When the fact is taken into consider alton that he
Committee first ASSEM- bed ON the evening OF saptem.
81 and dd m oodS not Set possession Of the same
O'Clock M. on October /, TO commence Operations
and furnished q COO mesls bet that time and
O'clock A. M. October 1t must be evideaL that the
result is unprecedented.
Resolved, That thanks are especially due Messrs
SAVERY d CO., for the OF Priudle's Agricultu
raj Boiler" which was loaned to the Committee aud
us ed by them on the premises without which, NOS,
wilhstanding the practical experience and perfect
organization of the Union Volunteer Refreshment
| Committee, it would have been impossible to have
| provided so great a number Of meals In such q
| limited time.
Resolved That The thanks the citizens are also
due TO the ladies and gentlemen who kindly assisted
the Committee of he Union Volunteer Refresh mept
Saloon on that occasion, and TO the parties who so
nobly responded to the call for supplies (both money
and provisons) and thus so materially assisted In
making the reception OF the Boys In Blue"
pete success.
Resolved, That thanks due: to the National
Union Club for The Kindly loan OF their rooms Tor
The meeting OF citizens.
Resolv ed, That any balance on hand after paving
Outstand ding bills against the committee shall he do.
mated TO the Monument Fund OF the UniOn Voun.
teer Refrcshment loon.
HENRY D MOORE, Chsirmaa,
RoBBRT X, CoRsoN Secretary. NJ