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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

edmond AND PETERSBt RG
III RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
adj the trains Of this road Will he rs follows
Leave Richmond ut ! A. NJ. and 2:35 L. Nj.
Leave Petersburg mt $3.50 a. NJ and $3.50 l.. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, win leave Richmond daily Mt 3:45 l..
NJ, and Petersburg daily at \. NJ. Sundays cx-
cepted).
The A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 Z. NJ. train will not leave Pc
tcrSburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 3:i5 L. nj.
train, running through daily. Il. ..f
Baggage checked through.
Tho passenger coach attached to the coal train
viii leave Clover Hin ut a. NJ, and, returning,
leave Richmond at $40 L. VI. on Tuesdays, Thurs
lays, and Saturdays.
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
Y,pf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

nor NORFOLK, PORTs-eT1M
L MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR IL 80
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain u. q. GIFFORD, leaves
her wharf ut Rockets for the abOye-named places
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at 6o'clock A. NJ. and returns on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time 10 con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
val OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, ~ so. ..
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from l. NJ. to Il L. NJ, for Norfolk Portsmouth,
Boston. Baltimore, and principal landings ON
Chesapeake bay, and al! regular landings ON james
river. at reasonable rates.
Freichts for way-landings must be prepaid.
In consequence Of the mail being discontinued
at Grove and Brandon Point wharves, the steamer
viii not stop 1t those landings
Apply 10 L. Is: IAIuh, apcht.
ja 20 once. stcaincrs WHAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29
j. +. BOHEMIAN, President.
u. +. WILCOX, Secretary.

u. +. WILCOX, Secretary.
This company makes specially OF Issuing
PARTtCIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture, whereby the insured
shares In the profits of the company without In
curing liability. IS.
Agents may be found at nearly every prominent
point In this and the neighborir States, to whom
applications for Insurance may Ue made.
Scrip dividend to holders of participating poll
cieS. TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
The scrip of 1867 Us per cent? Is now receivable
as cash In payment of premiums.
j. Ii. MONTAGUE, Agent mt
my o53Tn Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

z A. JETER, 80
r. SURGEON DENTIST, CfTTr
BROAD STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
OVER JULIUS MEYER.
Every style of dentistry done. Teeth filled In the
best MANNER. Particular attention paid to the re-
gulating Of childrcn's teeth. Call and see speci-
mems OF rulcanitc work. Charges In routine with
the professionals. NH 3O--3m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-27
haafsdiuSri vsi'yusa

'aIil' .iooIIII 90 V .lsel solll- ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

y
sealed proposals will LN received by me, ct my-of,
fee. az NJ cIy of care. H. anti u clock on
Friday s'fN Inst fur clearing the timber of the new
TOAD, Just surveyed, between what IA known the
Pott road and JeHcTson Msrths LTm,Onc and three
busriers Inles, moro All trees ts-iye inches
or loss 10 diameter ~ b. Cut level with tho ground,
and removed - Zee, from the center OF said road
A. payment for the abovs work will DO made Ia
couay Vgdr.s, b.dlorH 8.l gJYern thtmselves &C
cordnVly.
Tho County CoIrt rv,en- ihe rrgh. % reieG' all
bids. J. g. LYNCH,
sei6itd County Clerk,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-27
Hair ana Millinery Goods.
DROPO5AI.s WANTED.
TO CONTRACTORS

Notice : hereby gwen that the Park Committee up
pointed by the city council, al receive proposals a.
len and enclose ~ Mays PARK, la the Fourth Adi
ton n the city oFra.fn.
SPECiFlCAIloNs- Fem. - he seSeu f,ot hlg!., "a
eluding tase b0ard wl cap; sad !enl" o. he hull. u
cypress board one inch tch rails 2KC of cygreAs,
sso; cgar I-ott- feet long icei n ,hg ground Eai
feet aqyr; al pg,Ls - Ia asAsd aid Iotelsd AZ
top and a. rtand feet apart. Rails o. b, pIt o. with
% penny spikes, boards With 10 penny nails Tho
whole ~ be- close board fence, ana hlit u a good
and substantial manner. sld fence u have two large
ld TWO small gaes, Vel hrarcd the large gate 20 tc
Zen feet y ide, and The small ones four fee, Wade.
The whole fence 10 W. whitcwashcd.
Ground 20 be fenced is $40 feet wide and 500 fee
long,
All Of the work he paid for u cty bonds, express
~ provided for thst purpose, SAID bpnd- bearing n
tefes a. the rIe of per cent. per nnnull, and re-
dreusidc tSee, filT ANA fso years, ami payable AZ
mhturty for taxes, licenses and an debts due tho city
A proposals must Pee sealed and iudorsed "Pari.
CoumEr,,. AMI N.regtri,o LpuIs l0rBen.fu rlsir-
man, ami de ycrs at the on PEI 0f the cas- Clerk, Ao
ihro Isl, Fr.' 20 D. clock noon, u,'oberisi, 1854
iuul~ JDkGENsEk.
lANis ktNNEUN.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-27
The Northern Terminus OF thc Grca Net
,yosh OF S,ut,crD gsil rund~

leading 60 Mobile Now Oroan. Atlanta, Charleston
vicksburg, Memphis, Nashville ani chattanooga, ami
he road now o., u.s. com loIpi VIA Pdnuo nh El7s-
betstoEu, louisville. Lexington and big sandy 20
NORFOLK, kAyvul unite at B,ino"twith We Va.
10 ana Ful,on RUl'ral, authorized ~ law 20 star
ArkbuAas and Trxa-' I'D Ull eventual, ne tho
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-27
BELMONT
IRON FROM MISSOURI COULD MEET
THE COAL FROM THE OHIO.

BELMONT ia on the West hank ~ the Mississippi
YER IN the great and pros porous state Of Missouri.
~ miles below tn Junction oftho ohio AMI Mississip-
NJ Tiytrs tgP- Fiye Rsilr'g make direct cnnner.
ion at Belmont ans OPPOSITE IN the east bsnk 81
the h
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-27

huuoqmog gieeq lon ''sJi3uaH
rslliid bsdnuIB1 issd bna ise21ni aaT
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
BILLINGS FROM JOSH BILLINGS.

The mind ov man il like q piece ov land
that, tew be useful, must be mannured with
learning, plOughed with energy, sOwn with
virtew, and harvested with ekOnemy.
We hav been told that the best way to over
kum misfortune IL to fight with them-I hay
tried both ways, and recommend q successful
dodge.
The art ov becoming ov Importance in the
eyes Ov others, IL not tew overrate Ourself, but
tew cauze them to do it,
If you analize what most men call plezzure,
you will find it composed ov one part humbugg,
and two parts pain.
The less man knows, the more he will
guess at; and guessing is nothing more than
suspicion.
The fear ov God il the philosophy ov reii.
gion; the lore ov God IL the charity of religion.
If you must chaw terbaker, young man, for
Living on Hope, il like living on wind, .
good way tew git phull, but poor way tew
git phatt.
Phools are quite often like hornets, very
bizzy, but about what, the Lord only knows.
Better leave yure child virtew than money;
but this iz q secret known only tew few.
COversashun should be cnlivened with wit,
not composed Ov it.
Hope IL a hen that lays more eggs than she
kan hatch out
If the world dispizes hipkrit, what must
they think Ov hun in Heaven
Flattery il like kolooe water, tew be smelt
ov, not swallowed
The true way to understand the judgments
Ov Heaven il to submit to them
| honestly believe 1t IL better tew know
nothing than tew know what amt 80.
Where religion is trade, morality IL
merchandise
Prudery IL one Ov rirtew's bastardA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

A VERY BAD RETURN.-The Cincinnati
papers tell of bad snap a merchant of that
city recently got into by sendiag off letter
with "If not called for within ten days to be
returned to -" (hmselO, on the envelope
He had written the letter to a certain woman
not his wife, and in it proposed she should
elope with him, as he wanted to "leave that
old hen, my wife" 1t so happened the wo-
man to whom he addressed the letter had left
the place, and when the letter was returned to
Cincinnati, the merchant himself was absent
from that city. The letter, therefore, was de-
livered to his wife, who opened and read it.
Her rage and indignation can be imagined
On her bad husbands return, the wronged and
abused wife let him know she was enough of
the "old hen" to scratch lively, and to vindi-
cate herself has instituted a suit for divorce.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

NorEwoRTHY.-The new Board Of Direct.
ors of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
lately elected, have chosen for officers of the
Company, only New England men. Oliver
Ames President; John Duff, Vice President;
J. NJ. S. Williams, Treasurer ARE all Massa-
chusetts men; and f. S. Rollins. Secretary and
Assistant Treasurer, is from New Hampshire.
Not sectional" this, of course.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

ALL THE WORSE FOR STANTON & CO.
The Washington correspondent OF the Cincin,
natl Commercial, Republican organ. has re-
Gently obtained authentic information in regard
to the Lincoln assassination, by which he dis
covers the assassination was hastily planned; !;
that only Booth, Payne and one still unknown
were the conspirators; aud that Mrs. Surratt
was entirely Innocent Of either knowledge of
the intentions Of the conspirators or completely
in the crime. This may be- all So much news
To the correspondent, but it is not news 10
Stanton, Holt or bingham, who knew from the
first effort at an investigation that Mrs. Surratt
was innocent. These three heartlcss murder
ers mean; Ia have her life, and By means of
false witnesses. whose Perjured testimony was
manufactured by the three. and because of the
criminal Cowardlcc OF Andrew johnson, they
their atrocious purpose Yet il
is we'll enough TO observe that 1t is through the
efforts Of the party whose leaders hung Mrs
Surratt her innocence is finally asserted
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
BEEcuER on RELIGIoN.-A New York pa

per of late date says:
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached
last Sunday against the schemes of Church
union, whether planned by Pope. Protestant or
Pagan, taking the novel ground that the
strength of the Christian religion lies in the
number of the existing denominations. He
hopes to see the sects increase in number rath-
er than combine. and prefers to have the Cos
pei preached by wicked men rather than not
have it preached at oil. He did not claim
originality for these novel ideas, but showed
that they were in consonance with those of
that astute lawyer, Saint Paul.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

IMMIGRANTs FROM EURorE.-Of 1,400
steerage passengers landed at New York from
the steamer Manhattan, June I'd, over 300
were skilled English and Welch mechanics Of
various trades. The influx of Norwegians
continues to an extraordinary extent, and it s
said that at least 100000 will arrive within the
next eighteen months. Their destination is
the Northwest.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

THE latest style in highly fashionable circles
is to have the table China to bear, each dish,
the pictured representation Of it's use Thus
"a picture Of fishes for the fsh dish, of cattle
for the beef dish, &c. We can readily imag-
inc the picture Of eats or dogs for the sausage
plates; but it must certainly require something
more than the picture Of whole meuagerie
and soap fat shop to faithfully represent the
hash dish. 1t is the "What Is 1T" of tho
cuisine art.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
POLLARD's BOOK ON JEFF. DAVIS

We have received several advance sheets of
the so-called Life of jeff Davis" by Ed. A.
Pollard formerly of Richmond, Virginia, and
are promised copy of the work for a favora-
bic notice of it. We do rot care to have
book written on subject of such Importance
when we have ample cause to believe the
author of the work to be a mendacious, ego.
tistical, notoriously prejudced writer Mr.
Pollard, though an unrecOnstructed rebel, last
winter accepted position in the New York
Custom House, after having first taken an
oath IN which he committed fiat perjury. We
do not think person who swears falsely, to
obtain low salaried office at the hands of
party he professes to abhOr is exactly the
KIND of person to write truthful or impartial
history or biography. But in the sheets before
us. OF Pollard's work. we see a statement as
to certain important event, and we have
since seen in the newspapers Il letter from
Gov. ii. S. Foote in which that gentleman dc
clares Polard's statement to be totally untrue.
Doubtless his whole book is of piece with
the portion Gov. Foote notices Pollard an
nounces his book, in the opening sentence, in
in this language:-"I have long meditated
writing the life Of Jefferson Davis" He ought
10 have written the sentence TO read thus:
IL have long meditated taking the life of JEFF
ferson Davis" To do so would be barely
worse and no meaner than to act as he has
acted towards that great man.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

BADLY OFF.-John Russell Young, the dis
graced ex-managing editor of the New York
Tribune, offers to withdraw the suit for DANA
ges for libel which he has instituted against
Dana, of tho Sun, on "any terms consistent
with his honor" As Young hos forfeited all
his honor, Dana don't see that he need offer
anv terms to have the suit stopped.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

PAUL DE CAssAGNAC, a Paris editor. has
been called liar five hundred times, has been
spit on in the street seven times, has had his
nose pulled four times, and has been four times
horsewhipped.-Er.
Lucky fellow;-he has never had to swallow
drink Of Valley Tan. That would mighty
soon call forth his obituary notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

Big TROT.-A match has been made in New
York, of $4,000 against $1,000, that the trot-
ting horse Myron Perry can trot three miles
in less than Dutchman's famous time-7:324,
and to 60 in harness, on Monday September
Goth of this year. Flora Temple and Gen.
Butler have both tried and failed to accomplish
the feat.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
SALUTARY ORDERS.-A Washineten paper

SALUTARY ORDERs.-A Washington paper
of June 10th says:
There were orders issued to-day to Indian
Superintendents to telegraph brief accounts Of
every Indian outrage. This will keep the De-
partment informed concerning all dificulties
that may arise with the Indians, and enable
the Secretary to instruct his suberdinates what
action to take with view to facilitate nego-
tiatons and suggest means and measures to be
used in quelling disturbances.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

Mr.. FRANK TooLE, Of st. Joseph has cap.
tured white rat and started menagerie on
that basis.
If the Printers Union is authority the Gov.
ernment Printing Office in Washington has
now both white and black "rats" in it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

MAsoNIc.-The Grand Lodge Of Masons of
New York have purchased lot on Sixth Av-
enue, opposite Booths Theatre, for which they
paid S35O,O0O, and on it they intend to build a
large Masonic Hall, to contain rooms for the
Grand Lodge and subordinate Lodges.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

Too MCCH STRAIN The last line of Oliver
Wendell Holmes very pretty Hymn OF Peace, -
which was sung nj the great Boston Peace Ju.
bilcc, concludes thus:
Angels Of Bethlehem, echo the strain"
All very pretty. DIR. Holmes, but do you not
think after the acts of yeur friends IN putting
soldiers about the graves of Confederates who
fell in battle, to prevent the decoration of
those sacred resting spots, that your Peace
Jubilee crowd will rather strain the echo. if
they sing OF Angels of Bethlehem those
Angels of Peace.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

Our OF HuMoR.-A Washington dispatch
Of June 10th says:
Senator Sumner had farewell interview
with the President yesterday, and left for home
to-day. He is very much disappointed to leann
that the Admlnistr alton did not take his speech
as basis for Motley's instructions.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

New PAPER.-Major Jack Stratman, the
noted News Dealer of San Francisco, is to
start new evening paper. which he will call
the Tribnae. He says:
The Tribune will devote its attention to the expo
sure OF crime in high places and will beldly drag out
and hold up to public scorn and infamy those vena
creatures who. occupying official positions act the
part Of rogues and fat and batten the hardearned
moneys of the people. 1t will unsarth and hunt
down those shameless vampires no matter how high
their position, or how potent the influence they
WELD. and no hribe they may offer will be found suf
hcient to purchase the silence Of this Journal to
spike one gun OF its batteries.
1t may be we'll enough to add that Major
Jack was a violent Grant man, who went to
Washington for big office, and got nothing.
" Vengeance is mine," saith Major jack.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

A BOSTON firm advertises new style Of
dessicated goldfish for shipmeut. which has nei-
ther skin nor backbone to il. That ought 70
be called the Sumner" brand.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
pypfessipnal Cards.
,c.yIKER Il BURMESTER,

~oRNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
rl attend 10 legal business in all the Courts
rs-ritory, Prompt attention given TO collec-
lice in Boise City. nlu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
SAM'L A. MERRITT,

rgyEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF.
b Oh Commercial street, second door above
ch0use. nlu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
Information Wanted.

IF WILLIAM MILLER BUCHANAN AND STEW
l ART JOLLY BUCHANAN are alive. they will hear of
something to their advantage by applying to JAMES
ALLEN, No, 70 Basinghall street. London. Their ad.
dress in 1864 was Virginia City, Idaho Territory.
June 10, 1869-m1
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

Canned Mushrooms and Asparagus just
recesyed by ECKHART SAUNDERS.
, 1869-01-06
5trapen or Stolen i.

cTO1EN-Ahout5 O'Clock Tuesday p. NJ,
= frrm IL fsoAt Of my 4.ore. {No. 81 State It ) bsJ
horse, vlth thses xhi1 tset and 1F1R,o1sSy: Eei1
nyppt1 III 10 mo Ihau b Tau tewtrasd md snT per
9i yhsf yin convict tito xef Rhkl be ruNxrde1 With
| ppe bp 1art4 aqllsz1. n. #. LR5T6R.
, 1869-01-06
THE SOUTH.

7 he me .phls q L1stle Rock Railroad
bw1pdie-City kiecilon IN Lit<le Rock
Another vefsion OF she 0eeechto
Utncultles-EIectton Of u Congress.
man in Florldas Etc.'
MrxPu1s, Jan. 5.-The City Council Is in q
mudcle regarding the sale : 81 ! the xs3o,Ne ssosk
First National Bank, which. it appears, ~ss con
eumnated in secret session. without the knoHl-
edge Of portion q The board. a ne meeting Sg olthe @
snbject vas read, in which nc denounced warm
ZANE 90 tot that several members len. There
not being quorum they adjourned until TO-
% The case Of George Rut,e. vas again postponed
eeti The draian.hs's Little Rock special, tonight
sa5p the.muntcipal cis cton :es crday reaultei tn
Mayor bJ 4 uajortty Of 798 IN 1,i1a Totcs. he
population Of the city. last year was only 6.so,
including distanchtsed re9rote. Al pk11s o.
tbe country .o,ed. A negto vas e}ee:ed a. Guy
Collector. The Aldermen are half white anu
Co!orei ca.tle.son arrived from The South TO-
civ civ preceded by 4 hand with Governor Clayton
aud -tan in q bnrouche. They were reviewed ~
tie state House. They werc dressed tn eEerJ
1a.ntou, With rcd flannel around the hats iof
seuator Browning, to-day, received letter
from Georgta, in which it ls Stated that the 70
cent QCpblEo CD tlc VkcCEAeE Altei H14e tAuHeA
by a refusal OF the planters to share theIl
which 1hcs elsimed porsusn. to ia.l
yca,'- contract. Similar dincultfes occurred 4.
10 the previous crops. The Eegroes at this INNS
declared that tht II crops should nut he remoyss
| t,ll they had their just share. Gere:a! saktou
win ,wo companies OF oisolalets, vent to the scen'
| Of the coLnfct, a.zceted the EinRteadets AMI
| diy1ocd tho crops according to theeont1sct.
| election, yeetcrdaY, Ecd the regular Ketubltcal
! candidate, was elected over Chadnourne, ooitel
| Rcpuhllcsn. By 943 majority. The Who.e regnls
RicnnoEp. Jan. 5.-Heueral 6'onemaa hs'
lesucd an order d'sbandiue pa o!lc guard coT
6ss been doing ru1rd GUY at the stste pt1so
apd pubic busldtnEe Tas comm sna1oE oes n3
| .je1 the fourteenth Amendment. The rcmosa
| asrorsTA Jxn. 5-U1ofacIal returns fro1
rinr,da show the election Of Colonel Hamlllol
rcruIsr Republican candidate for nnyrees, oy
4 nasjorftY Of 1000. The vote vas light.
, 1869-01-06

moetinR of the Chicago BaT-Reso-
lusious-Tho Alleged 0anse Of
His Death.

Ameettng OF the Bar Of Chicago WAS held At
II O'Clock yesterday morning, At the LAM lnsti"
tnta 10 take action on the teath of the late Judge
TYLER, Hon. C. II. Harris In tho chair. Mr.. uer-
vey. nom the COMMITTEE On hesolnttona PFC
yfouslY appointed, reported the follo wing:
WHERlls, Il he1 pleased an ali-Ttsa Proyi-
depce 10 remove BY dcatht IRON or mum
Hen. Aaron Tyler, lately member o' tnls oar !
Fe1olrfd That in bis sudden death and mex
nfcted deceee while In the full y1Eor OF his nAn-
heed, we arc solennly and fosGhly WArned mat
ain tne nIdst Of life We arc In death:"
have occasion to lament lhe loss OF one who was
IN earnest, zealons and abIe aoYoca:e. pa,as-
taking and conscientious counsel. genl2t com.
psIion, true friend md an aonest msn; ano
intiee neiehboF and friend, he 30 bore himself "a
10 be entitled to our ntcuolT ana seepeee1ai re-
Rfsoieed, That ve respectfully tender to the
eympsthy ia their ndatetion.i
Resolr<d, That the Chairman OF this meeting
deatrnate members OF this bar to present cop!
Of thcse retolnsinus to a the Courts OF aecord o.
Gyn r. ". Smith alluded to the death Of Judgf
/ Tyler. which, he Ha1d, appeared 70 naTe eoWe
| lad oeeu informed That the disease which caascs
desth was tupe1intuced BY violence rceslfet
| nom policeman. into whose hands be mad oee!
consianea BY Foliee A.EsesTste' to5 M4sgst & 4
| snd Van Brrtn and Mr. Hihbard be appointed
committee TO investigate the cause Of death. Th
| committee was accordingly appointed.
resolutions 10 this family OF deceased. and th
| following mined gentlemen to announce III
death In The courts: United States Court, Eve
Van Buren; SuuetIor, Ira y. Wtlktnson; C!Ecui
IT, franklin Dennison.
| The meeting then adjourned.