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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1869-05-28
The Gnzette appologises for the Ila

The Gazette appologises for the nae
pendent publishing a call for the new
Democratic Convention in Deer Lodge
and advertising the card of its authors,
and saws it's Job office is open for any
one who pays his bills. How then does
II come the Gazette old not publish
John p. Bruce's card. which was sent
as a pay advertisement Mr.. Ming
was published. and Mr.. Dance s; why
not Bruce'sI Is that giving an editor
the Chairman of your Central Commit
tee fair show?
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ouuJy Committees will call primary meet
:. and County Conventions for the nomina-
non of County officers and the election of
he above Delegates. The entral Commit
iss urEe- prompt attention, an equitable ap-
continent IN the several precincts, a full at
tendance of Republicans at all the subordi-
-sts meetings, and the selection of earnest
,ui tsaIous Delegates 10 the Territorial Con-
rsutlOu.
ChaIrmsn, OF acting Cbairmen of the seve-
rI County Committees will please communi-
,srs az once with the "Republican Execu-
i've Committee, Helena" stating the action
taken, that there may be thorough orgaui-
Gari0u aud a vigorous campaign.
HENRY THOMPSON,
Treasurer and Acting Chairman
Rep. Territorial Committee.
Helena. VI. l., May 10, 1869.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1869-05-28

In the baptism of the clouds Montana
of go is christened Prosperity" Dun
and heavy and full of crystal blessings,
they are held in the giant grasp of the
mountains and their treasures shaken
down softly on the bosom of the gene
rous valleys. And the earth shall be a
carpet OF emerald, flecked with natures
floral poetry; the granite souled miser
of the gulches shall give up his golden
hoard to Industry. and the fields their
plenty to the garners of the husband
man. The pa.tering drops and the rip
pling streams are music to which every
heart responds in cadences of gratitude.
Thank God for the coming of the Raip."
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1869-05-28

Radicalism will never achieve another
victory in this country. Ii has long
been on the downward road TO ruin and
fast approaches the eend.-Gdsette.
That's good, too. Grant and ColfaH
carried "a States of the 33 voting, by
majorities aggregatIng 309,122. Ia the
Senate A Republicans and Democrats:
In the House 134 Republicans and II
Democrats. The Gazette must be speak.
ing metaphorically. denominating the
democracy Ruin, IN which Case We adj
NIT Radicalism has been coming down
on il with vengeance.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1869-05-28

MONTANA FARMERS, subscribe for
Noors's R,raL Nep Yorker, Rochester
Ny. Terms, 80. Its the best invest
ment we can commend to you-a nam
moth. illustrated sheet, and is by far the
hest agricultural newspaper We have
ever seen.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1869-05-28
TERRITORIAL
CONVENTION.

II. Republican Territorial Convention of
,,-I,,,a i hereby designated t. be held in
~. S-,,-t House, at Helena, conyening on
Wen5av, Juue Ats, 1869, at IL m, for the
- Of nominating Delegate TO Con-
l.Ii. sUI the transaction of such other busi>
s,ss As may come before it.
Tn. au6ortlonmeut of Delegates for the
..,.rsI counties will be as follows, the ratio
Isin- three Delegates for each member of
me House of Representatives, Territorial As
.snhlE
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From q long statistical article in the
Chicago Tribune, appropos to the COM
pletion OF the continental railroad, we
extract the following:
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The Herald and PoST are requested 20 puo-
lab the above, and they, with all Repuoll-
cans, give their united and earnest efforts for
tie success of the Republican cause.
j. J. WILLIAMS,
Chm Lewis & Clark Co. Cen. Com
FELlN POESAISsKT, Secretary
Helena, May 81, 1869.
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&c annortionment Iii be- as follows:
Lewis and Clark County HeDublf-
ran Convention.

The Republicans of Lewis and Clark coun-
" will hold Primary meetings at the time
snd places below designated, for the purpose
of electing Delegates 70 the County Conven-
fion TO convene at the Court House.
HELENA, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1869.
At IL o'clock a. m, for the purpose of nom
mating County Officers and Members Of the
Legislature on the Republican Ticket, and TO
select Delegates to the
REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CONVEN-
TON,
10 be held at HELENA, MONDAY, JUNE
Il, 1869, In accordance with the call of the
Chairman of the Republican Territorial Com
mittee.
Primary meetings will be held on Saturday,
June IL, 1869, at the places designated, be-
tween the hours of 1 and z P. m:
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To oTHE REPUBLICANS OF DEER LODGE

10 THE REPUBLICANS OF DEER LODGE
COUNTY.
You arc hereby requested to hold primary
meetings IN your several precincts on SaJur-
DAY, the
22p DAY OF MAY, 1869.
For the purpose of electing delegates TO at
tend the Republican County Convention to
BE- held at Deer Lodge City, NJ. T., on Tues
isy, the
I,r DAY OF JUNE, 1869,
For the purpose of nominating County off,
,erl and electing Delegates to the Repubh-
can Territorial Convention, to be held In
Helena. June 2Ist, 1860.
-viU ha "a
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The Montana Post.
.JAs. H MILLS EDrToR
eEo.m. PuNNEY, MANAGER.

.,s.-.. al b Brsi3sss Communications,
MONTANA POST PUB. CO."
,.,-... ali Correspondence for Publication,
EDITOR MONTANA POST"
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Jefferson County Union Mass Meet
ing.

WHEREAS, Our county Is st the present
time without Republican Central Commit
tses and
WHEREAS, We, the Republicans of Jefer-
ion county. are desirous that we should be
represented In the Territorial Republican
Convention, which is to assemble IN the city
oi Helena, on Monday, june 2lst, 1869, at II
o'clock NJ. Of said day; be t therefore
Resolved, That we do hold Mass meeting
q the Republicans of Jefferson county, IN
TIE town of RadersbuTg, on Saturday, the 9th
asy Of June, A D. 1869, then and there TO
elect ak delegates TO represent US in said Con-
NeutluBs also, TO transact such other business
.- r--. h L---.--L-. -. LLa -.,aa.Irc-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-09

Alexander. g Luhn, Y Lee, A McCobb. Jr. NAN
d mann "Ss o.Eoi, rS onei SON, sips Paul CO,
o Panknin, Palmetto Pioneer O Operative Asso
ciation. J A Qaackepbush. Rayenel & Holmes.
Age It's stenhouse & Co. d q Silcox. w shoprold. Q
w stiles. Tobias Sons M Tannlunson. j Won
& Co. j N N wohtmann, r white, walker. Evans
+ Cogswell. W. Yates. Cour. ensy y Trenholm. Q y
Gadsden. Walker Co. w Dayton, West b
schr q Morris, Artis. Philadelphia. 10 days.
Coal. To the Master and the Gas Company.
sohr Daybreak Blake, Belfast, Me, "a days. Hay.
To ] A Enslow u Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br barque Dalkeith, Anderson, Liverpool-R Mure
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer City Point. Mcmillan. Paatka, via Jackson.
vile, and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York, June s.
Cleared for this PORT.
Schr M Taber. Aldrich. ut New York, Juno 8.
Schr Lilly, Hughes. at New York, june
shipnovs by Ie'cgrapiA.
SAVANNAH. June Arrived schrs Lucy M Col
ltns b M Wheaton. Charles Ho!t, Boston; Wepei-
la, New York; Neptune's bride. Philadelphia, s
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, g. c., JUNE !.
~, June met Brig Chas Wesley, Biokmore, Rockland,
ME; scnr franconia.
June 6.-Schr VIM Butman, Smart. Bangor. Me.
June 7.-BrIg Black bwan, Podger, Martinique.
LIST OF VESSELS
OF. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR BIS POh T..
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May 40
The Clifton. Williams, sailed. April 10
The Minnie. Robertson, saed May III
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
Sohr Frank Palmer. Latham cleared May 81
6chr Anna Glover, Ierl y. cleared ay 1S
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared. ........ May 96
BELFAGT, ME.
Bchr Daybreak Blake, up.... ............ May l6
saw VORKs
gchr Lilly hughes, cleared. .Jane 6
SChr M aber. Aldrich o.eared.. June o
Sohr Margaret Lucy Day, up. June A
hchr Rockingham. Nicserson. up. ......... June 4
PHILADELPHIA
Brig Josie Devereux. Clark, up.......... May 1a
.g BALTIMORE.
Eohr Nettie Richardson Davis, up. p...... May 2a
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From Jennie June's entertaining budget o1
fashion gossip for the month, we take the fol-
lowing .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-09
Arrived Y sstosaax.

steasnship Msishattan, aHooahull. New Yofk--lefs
sssuTd1y s,s Pm Ms II y! y.nass Asssr %.
Arcasc, Risoho6 &Go.sA u BrastoL e Batea a 90,
PSs9TsF sss Henry en- sasr
" .sar,ngton i 90. L ehapin. " onasee 60. Z II
c. S..s sass S. oSrsa
lEche q o. John ser nsrn, b fleming & c.,
Furongott. b Bro. L FAk& 90. VIM Quincy, r L
oom rs R.iyy MsRaE o
% rnam. q Gafdtat q CO. J, III drawer & 20, W 8
henerey. omea. N a Hunt Hart g. 90. Holmes
sanass eS krisss ns osOsa ossOfSs
Ktep: kiinck., vsickenberg ~ co n Kiatte q co,
ensnsrs 4 u Es 1ssssy 4ssa psas L,tsohs
Q Minar' Co, Mhlee. Minus Co. j. II Murray. )
H. n15'sF ssaPgn osss,; a 3, Ms
Pratt. Palm. to Pioneer coope1asve Association. q
Paul. weton q Brandes. J Russell, r Read q 20.
4 - ,al 8 Lynah. Rteoke & Schachte q II agent.
Webb & 90. q sisgI,ng. W shsphord, q W steHsns
xss.siss Ws:ss; ss;'s
w.'ss. %s:.1 a,sas assss Il s,'asa sass s.Ss &C.
Il 81. passed steser Fsnisa with steser vo,an,ssp
In ", bound north the lattat dissbled tboth steaI
ers belong 10 Leriard's New York and Phiiaio pfia
sxchanaed agnais with steamer Jslnss Adger hsnos
tor New York. Monday. a ~ H. exchanged sfgualH
With ssesmer Hun,svllie. 'rom savannah for New
Bsrs sseisn. rarov.,. postosn.. 10 days. Zoe. &c.
b days Mdss 10 ~ swua aoass 3 10. "a & sassr /
81 aS Dsa g. fSs%i Sa'sass sssis:
snann Bro.. ulao,us w,sss, oanasash q 1sTkisy. j
Oampssp q 90. ~ = r oaidwe.I. MoD Cohen, 4 N
Cater. Hs.rans.. Bcyi.ton q 90. = 9 lowpsr,hwait
sssss @ aa aas:os isos Aoisss ~ ds,sts.
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Passengers.

..,4 a%a Passengers.
Per steamship Manhattan. from New York. A
Griswod VIM Courtley. Rev A Toomer Porter,
Coy g G1e 3 Rreome % heine; Minor. u Broome,
Oolt. Mrs Whaley, MIS- Bellnger. O L Darlington,
Gen VIM Windle. J Leahy. j W Hayward, John a
jackson, + A Bellinger, O Bowman, J L Derrick
son. AIRS Devereanx. Rev 8 Hunter. and three on
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THE DAILY NEWS.


Hhe day, with ita sandals dipped in dew,
Has psseed II rush the EVENINGS golden gates.
And single star In the cloudless blue
For cue rising moon in silence waits;
while the winds tn 1t sixh to the languid hours
a lullaby breat. Q o'er the folded flowers.
The lilies nod to the sound Of the stream
That winds a.ong with la ling iow.
And either q sake, or halfa-dream,
Ipass through tho reaiU 3 Of long ago;
while faces with maav smile
-TroM the Oowers OF memory's ns8io 'oAe
There Joys and sunshine. sorrows and tears
That cheek tho patti OF He's Aprh hourS'
And a longing wisu for the coming years.
That hope ever wreahes wlh the fairest how ers;
There are trien hips uilele. s-loye AZ bright
And pure ae the stars In the balls OF nlSht
There are ashen memories. bitter pain.
And buried hopes, and o broken vow,
And 90 aching heart bv the reckless main,
And the sea-breeze tanning pa,lid brow;
And . wanderer on the shened shore,
Listening for voices that speak no more.
There are passions srong. and ambitions wild.
And the fierce desire to stand In tho van
OF the battle of life; and Saa aesrt of the ohlld
Is crushed IN the breast Of the struggling On an;
But short the regrets, and few are the tears
That fall at the tomb OF the bani6hed years
There is quiet and peace. and domestic love,
And joys arising from faith and truth
And . truth uuQuestioning far above
The passionate dreaming OF al dent youth;
And kis6s> OF children on lip and cheek.
And the PARENTS bliss, which no tongue can speak.
There are loved ones lostl There little graves
In the distant oell, meath protecting trees,
Where The streamiet winds, and the violet waves.
And the grasres sway to the signing breeze;
Apd We mourn for pressure OF tender lips, "'
And the light OF eyes darkened IN death eclipse.
AAd fhus as the glow Of the daylight dies,
And the nights first look to tho earth ls cast
I gage meath those beau,ifal summer skies,
And the pictures that hang In the hall Of thu
OH Sorrow and Joy. chant mingled lay,
Whom to memory's wildwood we wander away
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all facts and likelihood, struck me as psrtlcu-
iarly droli, and was an oddlty OF which cel-
tainly had had no adequate experience In life
until turned that curious fy-leaf.
My old aoquaintances, the begginR-letter
writer's, came out on the fy-!eaf, very piously
indeed. They were glad. at such serious
orlsis, to offer mo another opportunity OF send
pound, as previously insistea on. Ten shils
iings might ease my mind and Heaven rbid
that they should refuse, at snch an insiRDia-
an erring fellow-creature One gentleman. of
an artistic turn, (and coplously illustrating
the books Of the Mendicity Society thought it
might soothe my conscience in the tender res
cash up in aid Of his lowly talent for original
design-as q specimen Of which he enclosed
me wo * Of art which recognize as q trac-
ing from wood cut originally published in
the Late Mrs. book on forty
were prepared to live long years after me, un-
firing benefactOrs to their species, for fifty
pounds apiece down, was astonishing. Also.
OF those who wanted bank notes for stiff peni-
tential amounts, to give away-not to keep, on
any account.
Divers wonderful medicines and machines
insinuated recommendations for themselves
into the hy-leaf that was to have been SO blank.
1t was especially observ, bic that every pre-
scriber, whether in moral or physical direo-
tion. knew me thorOughly-knew me from head
to heel, in and out, through and through, up
side down. i was glass piece OF Reneral prop
erty, and everybody was on the most surpris-
ingly intimate terms with me. A few public
institutions had complimentary perceptions OF
corners in my mind, of whloh. after consider
able selfexaminatlon, Lave not discovered
any Indication. Neat little printed forms were
addressed to those corners, beginning with
these words: ''I give and bequeath."
Will it seem exaggelative to state my belief
that the most honest, the most modest, and
the least vain-glorlous OF all the records upon
this strange fv-Ieaf, was letter from the self
deceived dl .ooverer of the reoondlte secret.
.how TO live four or five hundred years"
Doubtless it will seem so, yet the statement is
my serious and sincere conviction. With this,
anr with laugh at the rest that shall not be
cynical, I turn the fy-leaf and go on again.
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Dotfls.
=. LOUD no TEL. .

@ It. 10 u ID HOT Ell.
THIS NEW AND ooMMor IoUs BoUsE, LooAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-eecond-srreet.
possesses advantages all other houses for the
CON mediation it's guests. 1t built expressly
bein. large and en- suite heated ny stelm@Wi,h not
anu cold ter and furnished second to none: while
the culinary department is in the most experienced
hands at riding guests an uneqdalled table.
One of Atwood's Patent Elevators IS also among
the '.modern improvements and at the service oi
guests at all hours
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, runnin1 FROM tho City
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and eventh
Avenue lines are but short block either side,
aord3ng ample facilities for communicating with all
the depo,s. steamboat landings, places Of am nse-
ment and business of the great metropolis
RlOHE & HOLLEGY, ProPrtetors.
March ~ amos
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Commercial.

Exports.
LIVERPOOL Per Br bark Dalkeith-226 bags Tee
Island and 692 bales Upland Cotton. 81 bags Cot
ton seed, l703 bbs Rosn 2l1 bbls Spirits 1ar.
pentne, 308 tons Phosphate,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-09

CharIestom Cotton and Ntcc Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs.)
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, June 8.
CoTToN.-Tbe market for this article continued 10
show increased frmness and prices to strengthen,
buyers being compelled to advance their rates in
some cases full half cent o ID Gales about 500
bales viz at 26k, 20 at 81, IA at 27A, "a at 271
10 at 49, 25 at 2s1, II at 1884, at 49, III at 2s IA at
29%, 1O6 at soc. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......27 @28H
M,ddlng......:::.....2Sxgso M,ddlng.
BY New York classification quote:
Middlng, nominaly.. ........... .3OX@-
RIoE.-This grain quiet without change in
rates. Sales 25 terces clean Carolina 10 at TX 10
at TX. 8 at TIC p ID. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at 7@7%. good 72@sc p ID.
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waluinnson Market.

Wilmington Market.
WITMINGTOd, June III URPENT1NR-Sal Of
l27 ools at SIS for ry,n, 80 30 tor yellow dip and
81 70 for hard.
spIRrrs 1URpENrINE-S- les Of 349 casks at A0c.
kosIN-Sa es OF TIA bbls at 81 Is for rained, de-
Hveret So 26 Tor No and 81, - 25a5 SO for pale
In Y aiy.
TAR-l27 bbla changed hRuis at 81 2B.
+ CoRN-lO77 bushels sold from ssel at 81 O2.
PAAs-sale Of 80 bushels from vessel, at 81 10,
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Markets by Telegraph. q
FOREIGN MARKFTs.

M@rRctS Dy IeAe&rMpn.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, June S-Noon.-Consols 92% Bonds
80A. Tallow 43s Cd.
Afternoon.-Consols 92%. Bonds sOH.
Evening g-Consols 925s Bonds s0X.
LIVERPOOL, June 8-Noon.-Cotton shade firm
e-. Uplands 11szd. Orleans I'D. Sales 1Aooo bales
Red western wheat Ss. Cd.
Afternoon.-Yarns and fabrics at Manchester Arm
or prices better. Breadstuffs dull Flour 21s Cd.
Lard lis. Cd. Naval stores dull.
tvening Cotton unchanged
HAvRE, June S.-Cotton unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 8-Noon Stocks weak and fever
ish. Money steady at z. sterling sA. Gold Ssh.
Cotton nr1n at 81. 1urpentine As to 45M Bosin
dull at 50 80 for strained common.
Evening Cotton hrmer and more active; sales
5000 bales at sic. Flour 5a1Oc lower super $4 9Oe
25; common to fair extra Sc 40a8 95. Wheat firm.
er and in fair demand. Corn scarce and firm. Pork
armer at sSl co.. Lard st. ady. Nhiskey 08%a98
Groceries quiet aud firm. Turpenhne A5.45k.
Rosin 81 S0as Fre,ghts declining, on cotton by
steam u. Governments firm; e2'. 22h; southerna
weak; North Caroiua's 60. new 68k; virginia's 57H
new *; Louisiana's "a, new 66; iennessee's st.
new es Money In increased demand at soarp
per cent Sterling 9Aa9H. Gold closed strong a,
90X. u
BALTIMORE, June s.-Cotton very firm at so. Flour
In light demand. weak. Wheat, prime to choice
valley red 81 6sal 3d. good to fair 81 2bal 40. Corn
hrm. white SO 20; yellow 85a86. Provinone un.
changed. Whiskey fat and dull.
CINCINNATI. June 8.-Whi- key quiet at 96. PorA
held at 50; holders strong. Lard frm at 1SXal9;
country l8h.
WILMINGTON. June 8.-Sptrlts turpentne AO
Rosn 81 rs for strained. Crude turpenine 81 7Oa
3 50. Tar S225. Cotton 271Sa9eo for middling up
lands. As w III.
AUGUSTA. June s-Cotton easier; sales 500; re.
oeipts Q; nniddlings 28.
SAVANNAH, June 8.-Middlings 2o sales 500; 10
oeipts41A
MonMH. June e.-co'ton quiet but ArmI sales SCG
ba'es-l00 after the close yesterday-low midddne
27hc; receipts 123 bales; exports 6l9.
NEW ORLEANS June s.-Cotton advanced Nc; m d
dlings 400; Gales 1850 bales; receipts $50; exports
267. Gold 8sh. Sterling 6lH. York sight y dis
count Sugar fair sHa1oXc; prime 1870. Molas
sea- fermenting 45a6Oc.
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THE JUNE FASHIONS.

Styles for the Promcnado-WalktnR
Sutts-t1ints for ome-made Dresses
The New slippers.
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LOnslEnecs per south M DINA kallvoao
Juno 8.

Juno 8.
A91 bales Cotton, 95 bales Domestics. 80 boxes To-
baeco. "a packages Bacon, 167 bbls Naval stores,
cars WOOD, cars Lumber. TO Railroad agent u
Stefens. Jefords q Co, Olaghorn, Herring b
GO. Rlecke q schachte. Ravenel 90. ~ T Getty.
holm. smith. O Latpohgs, W A whitaker W a
Wh'lden 90. @ W Wiiams & Co. Graeser & smith,
J Marshall, and order. 'ItIll1 H7-1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05
FROM EARLvILLH.

.es4u OBITUARY. ~ re A,s
1t is not often that any people are called upon
to part with better citizen than DE-. iLEMURL
KINsLoE. He died at EarlvilIe,, La6alle CO.,
Ills, on Goth of May A. IT. 1862 He was really
one OF the old school gentlemen. BE ilysd and
died christian. He leaves no enemy n Earl.
vile. The following proceedings, had BY The
members Of the medical profession IN Eatiyille,
were kindly handed to NE by our able fsprssen.
tative, DR.. Wiley, for publication ia the FREE
TRADER: 1'iNb 900 f9t s4p'
At a meeting Of the physicians Of EarlvilIs,
Ill, held at the office of DR.. Wiley, on Wednes.
day, May Goth, 1869, DR.. Vosburgh was called
to the chair, and DR.. Wiley made secretary. an,f
committee was appointed, consisting Of ORA
Norton, Collins and Wiley, to prepare IA W.
preston Of the feelings Of the medical pro6es.
sion in relation to the death Of DR.. KinSloe., 81
The committee reported the following pream.
BILE and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted: 41'i"Imi "lli .
/ WAEREAs, DR.. LEMUES KrNsLoE, . resident
of our town for the past ten years, haa this day,
passed from among US by the hand Of death;
and, whereas DR.. Klnsloe had devoted his On.
tire life to the study and practice of The healing
art, thereby rendering invaluable sevices to the
community, which in his death have sustained
an irreparabls loss. Towards his professional
brethren, DR.. Kinsloe was noted for his gentle.
manly bearing, honestyiof purpose, intelligent
opinions and thoroughness in the application Of
correct and scientific principles. He was q
steadfast friend, au obliging neighbor, sgood
and influential citizen, an educated phYsician
and I'm accomplished gentleman. fci - se-q.
Isesolced, That we deeply sympathiss with the
family Of the deceased and extend to them, in
their severe affection, our kindest regards.
Llesolced, That copy Of these proceedings be
presented to the bersaved family, and also, that
copy be furnished the Earlviile GaseM and
other county paper for publication. 'rT x "a etr.
SAMUEL WILEY, D. NJ. VOsBURGH.
Secretary. Chairman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

Archie and Tom sparked the same girl One
night Archie called on her and found her alone.
After some conversation, he burst out with:
"Iiss Mollie, do you think you could leave this
comfortable homo, kind father and mother, Low.
ing brothers and sisters, and 60 to the fir West
with young man who has little solive On save
his professionP" Miss Mollis laid her hand
gently on Archie's shoulder, with her eySs sbont
half closed, her ruby lips snghtly Apazt md
said softly: Eyes, Archie, think y cbuld., y
WELL" said Archie, my friend Tom % going
West, and wants to marry. ( win mention Il
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