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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
DENTAL NOTICE.

Dr.. ". B. McKrlmr takes great pleasure
IN returning his Il anks to tie public for
their kind aud liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, mud would fuy to the puA.
tic generally, that he feels determined to
renew his efforts IN the iuturu to do his
work cheaper aud better than Ito ever did.
Ills nephew, Henry Mcclellan, has Just com.
nienced the study OF Dentistry, md will
I'LL aud extract teeth free of ch. rye, for the
next three months also insctt teeth at a
very reduced price.
Fo'tce what tho Dental tulcouite Com.
pnny snys:
=, No'iee is hereby given, that Dr.. ". B.
MeKellar, OF Newherry County, South Car
olina, Is our only Licensee for the use of
Nnoocr M u base Tor artificial Denturcs, IN
Newherrv County. AL persons ure hereby
cautioned against purchasing Rubber Den,nl
rates OF any mrlirS NOT licensed Of this
company, as by so doug they render them.
selves equally linhIc to prosecution Tor In.
irlngemtnt. reward will be paid for IN.
iorhutfon TINT vii, lead 10 the conviction of
any parties OF unlawful use Of our Patents,
JOSIAH BACON,
Treas. Goodyear Deni'l Vulcanitc 90.
Boston, Juno lst, 1860. Y3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
Summer Schedule.
& Union Il. r.

nN and after the 9Th Of June, instant. the
" Passenger Trains will leave Sparttn :.
bnrK Court House. ON TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and 5A rURDAYS, ut 5 90 4. Nj, and
arrive nj Alston, at IL 20 y. 81.
Returning shule days. leuve Alston ut 10.
80 M, ami arrive ut Spartanbnrg Court
House, at 700 Il. Al Ms per following scho>
uuIc:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

] take great pleasure in recommending nv
step~son DR.. j. I'm Il. Thompson us II scientific
nnd skill 1ul operator. mud would state That
lave formed II o"puitncr>llp With him, as will
be seen by the above advc, tiSrment.
W. Is. MckELLAR
July IL 28 IT, Surgeon Dentist
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
r. MOORMAN g. CO..

Are receiving every week, new stocks Of
henvy Plantation aud Family Groceries, to
which they invite the examination of their
friends aud the public generally. They en-
dcavor TO keep all such Goods as the market
requires, and propose to sell them at sat
isfhctorY prices for cash.
They have just received lot Of New
F"mily Flour, made Of tho best wheat at
Aulrs Mills.
Aug. 4 80 If.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-29

q WEET QUINJNE-The genuine article to be
- bad BayclayR. Qulnipa heb ffesp hexpessnh
~ cuhafriing all the virtues ulpiQ@
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-29
TyO GAS CONSUMERS.

NsDrs. Q. y. yeager 4 Co.. near corner a HRkM
Vlrost ed Conmsfcia avsnue, have supplied thsm-
Hsssy Tsstsss Parties dissatisfied with the register.
ing Of ther neters can have then tested IN the
unNers ere found true the small expense OF the test
viU b. charged 70 TIE party causing u the meter
~ o,ind h66sSeot. no charge will be male myIDtf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01

VALUE OF PAPER DoLLAR.-The quo.
taions of gold as given in the money ar
.icles or the daily papers, convey no fixed
idea TO the common mind. Tie informa.
tion needed is: "what is paper dolIa,
worth ? The following will answer the
question: .',.-
When gold is quoted at $40, pape,
dolIar is worth OIL cents nearly.
When gold is quoted at $l:l5, a pape,
dollar is worth 81 cents.
When gold is quoted at $l:2o, a pape,
dollar is worth s3l-s.
When gold is quoted at $3.50, a pape,
dollar is worth n cents, nearly.
When gold is quoted at $l:s5, pape
dollar is worth "a cents.
When gold is qnoted at s1:45, a pape
dollar is worth 80 Cents.
When gold is quoted at $3.50, pape
dollar is worth 682-3 cents.
The value of the paper dollar +, may, al
ways be found by dividing one dollar Il 90
with cyphers annexed, BY the figures whicl
represent the. quotation. " " + i.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01
VOLUME XVII---NO. %.

IN tho cyo of tho law than his proper
ty, cvcn-is thus to bo mado matter
OF sport and caprice on the part Of n
body Of men, not in sympathy with
the interests and feelings Of tho COM
munity, not rcsponniblo Gas they claim
TO 5c) to tie justly constituted au.
'horities CT tho country, wo feel call
cd upon as conscrvators of tho public
peacc,--as the County itself, which
wc'arc-to protest aud demonstrate in
tho most solemn manner, against
these acts, and in the name of tho
peace, order, and wcll-beins Of the
community, to demand the removal
of this prolific cause of discord and
trouble.
We take This occasion of express
ing our Eigh appreciation of the
courtesy towards ourselves, of His
Honor Judge Vernon, and Solicitor
MCGOWAN.
BY order and in behalf Of tho
Grand Jury.
WIN. A. GILES,
Foreman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
In TIE Common Pleas.

On hearing the prcscntmcnt of the
Grand Jury:
Ordered, On motion of II. L. Nc
Gowan, Solicitor, that the same be
tiled;
His further ordered, That so much
as relates to tho Roads and other mat
tcrs pertaining to tho County, be
copied by the Clerk and served upon
the County Commissioners.
That so much US relates to the Con.
stabulary, and tho peace and good or
der of society, be copied by the Clerk
and sent to Ills Excellcncy the Cover
nor, and copy thereof furnished to
the Senator and members of the House
OF Representatives in the Legislature,
from the County of Abbeville.
II IS further ordered, That the same
be published in tho Abbeville papers,.
#. O. P. VERNON.
September Is, 1869.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01

The ."bulk movement" seems des
tined to swallow everything that ia
transported. 1t has been applied to
molasses with tho most satisfactory
success, and the saving Of the cost Of
the. bhrrels-an item Of some valuo
The brig Novelty recently arrived al
Boston from 'Matanzas Cuba, with 81 :.
600 gallons of molasses in taks, and in
good condition. The. cost of the lot
in Boston was .s5, 900 less than if the
molasses had been put in barrels. The
Philadelphia papers demand that the
refineries in that city adopt the bull
movement for molasses also, TO com
pete with those Of Boston, -. -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01
The Approaching State Elections.

AGAIN tho two great parties of tho
North arc making ready for desper-
ate struggle. Pennsylvania and Ohio
are to speak en- Tuesday, the 18th OF
October, and, undismayed by previ-
GUS revcrses, the Democracy have en-
tered the canvass with spirit and con-
fidence. In each State Governor is
to be chosen. In Pennsylvania John
W. Gcary, the present incumbent, is
Il candidate for reelection, his conrpc.
titor being Asa Packer, the Demo.
cratic candidate. Tho voto will pro.
badly be light as compared with that
OF last year, AZ which time the Stat
polled larger vote than ever before.
Governor Geary was elected in 1866
by majority of 17,17s in a total
vote Of 5o7,370. In 1867, at an elcc-
ton for Justice of the Supreme Court
tlIo total vote was 534,575, and the
majority for the Democratic candi-
date 927. At the election for Audi.
tor-Goneral, last October, the total
vote reached tho unprecedentodly
high figure of G53, 155, and the Repub,
lican majority was .9G77. Thrcc
weeks later, at the Presidential cleo
tion, there were polled 655,662 votes
out Of which Grant received a major
ity of 28,80S. It will thus be seen
that the Democracy will have to over
come an average Republican majority
of 1904 at tho last four elections.
In Ohio, George II. Pendlcton is
tho Democratic candidate for Govern
or, in opposition to Governor Hays,
the present incumbent. Tho main
interest in the contest in Ohio, is from
the fact, that Mr.. Pend!cton is regard
ed rs the originator and special advo-
cato of paying the national debt in
greenbacks, and, inasmuch as he has
revived this issue quito recently, his
election will be claimed as the in
dorsement by his own State of his
pet theory. Two years ago Governor
Hays was elected by small majority
of 1888, in a total vote of 484, 4,227.
Last fall, at the State election
5l6,57O votes wero polled, Of which
the Republican candidate for Score
tary of State obtained majority of
1882, and three weeks later Grant
carried the State by 4O,617 majority,
the total vote Of the State being
5l9,s29. Comparing the votes at
these several elections, it is ascertain.
ed that the average Republican ma
jority was 20,324, which Mr.. Pendle.
ton has to overcome to be the next
Governor Of Ohio. "z''''
The alarm which the Republicans
exhibit lest, they lose great States,
Notwithstanding the heavy odds in
their favor with which they enter TIE,
election, affords their opponents siust
grounds for encouragement and hope,
'-Caarleston News. * go
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01

A. "copper" mine" discovered s in
Waterbury proves to be q melted
church bell, which was lost in the
burning Of St. Johns Church, and has
lately been unearthed in digging up
the foundations. . >, q
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01

Coy. Scott, Of South gcafolina, has
p aftghaped i 4 a q farm oMf a a60 asrse, about
q milo from ooiumbia,, ii, s12 81 .per
acre. portion Of swell wooded,
the balance of +itsigosd .SSttoar and
corn laBds, .gs& q be.,coid .aats7"qgas ]
.t,smssilI
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01
Symbols of Victory"

"Yellow leaves on the ash tree,
SsG glory in the mir,
And tho streaming radiance Of sunshine.
On the leaden clouds ever there.
at the window chill's mouth smiling,
Overhuns with fearful eyes
At the flying rainy landscape
.And the sudden opening skies.
"Arge's hanging from heaven.
A whisper in dying ears,
And the promise of great salvation
Shining on mortal fears.
IA dying man on his pillow
Whose white sou: fed to his face.
rus oa hsi garment of joyfulness
And stretches to Deaths embrace. =
''Passion, raptsre end blindness,
Yearning, aching and tears,
And faith and duty gazing
With steadfast eyes upon tears.
Il zee, or the glory blinds me
OF soul divinely fair,
Peace after great tribulution,
Aud victory hung in the air."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01

is being planted on the
deDsey flats, near Now Y Yorh, and they
are being dyked. .s';.~ 80
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01

A catfish, weighing two hundred
and seventy seven pounds has been
aEeh; the Missouri'river..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01
lfrom the Southern Christian Advocate I
LETTER FROM ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
s. G. CONFERENCE.

Love Of Country-Trip to Abbeville-
Arrival at Smyrna Camp Ground
walk about" the old Place-Inage
OF the Rev. James Dannelly Rev. G.
W. Huckabee-The Barneses, Youngs,
Clinkscales and others-S. s. Meeting
on Saturday-Glorious Revival Meet.
Ing on the Sabbath-Smyrna, "the
Banner Church New Ecclesiastical
Arrangements, etc., etc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01

Furnished by n. J. Hammond, Su
preme Court Reporter, expressly
for the Constitution.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-01

Delivered at atlanta, Saturday dug. q
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

GRAND EXCURSION TO BRIDGEPORT ON MONDAY,
VI July b-The large and elegant steamer BRIDGEPORT,
Capai Charles Weeks will leave pier East river foot OF
Catharine stree Monday morning. at O'Clock. Ret
ing will Brdsedort Monday night at II O'clock
irving in New York Tuesday morning ai O'Clock. Fare
for the excursion including return Ticket 81 5o Berths
free. Refreshments Board.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

FoR BOSTON VIA
FALL RIVER DIRECT
The world renowned steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Commander BRAYToN, Commander SIMMONS,
will leave alternate days. DAILY
from pier 30 n orth river,
foot of Chambers street,
AT FIVE p. NJ
DODWORTHS CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY EVENING.
This is the only line running
SUNDAY NIGHT BOAT.
PRoyIpEECE passengers by the above steamers will
leave Fall River at $50 A. NJ, arriving s 80 A. NJ.
RETC RNINa will leave PROVIDENCE at r. NJ, making
direct connection with the boat and allowing good nights
rest on board each way.
To better accommodate the public the splendid
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
Commander LEWIS, Commander MILLER,
will leave (alternate days. DAILY
tsundays excepted)
from pier % North river
(foot OF Murry street),
AT $50 p NJ. FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT.
FREIGHT received at pier 30 up TO 5 p NJ,
and at pier % up to 6 80 p. NJ. each evening"
JAMES FISK, Jr, President
NJ r. SIMONS, Managing Director,
CHAS. II. VALE, General Passenger Agent
II. II. MANGAM, Freight Agent,
Narragsnsett Steamship Company.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

A FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION FOR HARLEM,
"A. High Bridge and KarI's Park-SYLVAN GROVE,
SYLVAN sTREAM and VIM FLETCHER will leave Peck
Slip ON Monday, July every hour from A. NJ to r. NJ.
Harlem every hour, from A. NJ to r. M andieg at
Eighth street each way. Fare, ID cents.
L,OURTH AND FIFTH JULY EXCURSIONS UP THE
II Hudson.-The steamboat ANTELOPE leaves Harrison
pier morning o'clock for Yonkers Hastings.
Dobbs Ferry STaryown and Nyack by Ferry) Sing Sing,
turning leaves Peeksk at ~ o'clock stopping at Thirty
fourth street zach way.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

COLDIERs' MoNUMENT-PLANSA AND DESIGNS FOR
= Soldiers Monument 80 cost 5000, are solicited NOT
later than July ~ 1869 Address SMITH d. ATKINS Secre
tsry Stephenson County Soldiers Monument Association
Freeport, Ill.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05
GRAND FIFTH OF JULY EXCURSION
VI mp the Hudson
nd foto


recherche and bon Affair." The entertainment
for gentlemen their families.
The magnificent Steamer VANDERBILT,
of the Albany and Troy Line,
will leave Monday July 1862 from pier North river
foot of Spring street, at 9 foot of West Thirty
street at 10 A. NJ pier No. North river at l0 A. NJ and
foot of Vesy street. Desbrosses street ferry III A NJ
Grafua's Seventh Regiment Band viii be in attendance
German Dances aud Refreshments Of every variety In
abundance. The will return by O'Clock p NJ.
Tickets sold and State Rooms secured At EOS West street
hoard.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

IIENRY DREHER 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs, 10
III Rowery.Tuesdsy, July at los o'oonk at % Bowery,
Beer and Billiard Saloon, viz one Piano. Iron Safe Clocks,
three Mirrors rs Round and Square Tables $50 Chairs
Ranges, Stoves Crockery Glassware Kitchen Utensils,
Table Cloths Towels, Knives, Forks, &C.. also Ii
perior imported Rhine Wines Casks and Bottles Brandy,
Gin, Rum, Nhlskey and Aie also lot Cigars; also two
marble bed Billiard Tables, Balls and Cues, complete. By
order of William Schneider Attorney for
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

TAMEs f. MALLORY, AUCTIoNEER.
RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT,
AT AUCTION
MAsPETH LOTS,
MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL,
Thursday, July s. at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
When they win sell absolutely and withou, reserve
200 SPLENDID LOTS.
In point of time,
Nearer City Hall, New York. than FortIeth street.
EASY TERMS. EASY TRIMS.
Seventy per cent can remain for three years.
Maspe,h located between South Side Flushing
Railroads. and has station each road The property
s the business New York than any
been offered at auction this Just think OF I'll But
10 minutes from Thyfourth street and IS minutes from City
Hail. New York. and horse railroads laid from all the Brook
yn ferries surrounded all sides by horse and
munications of such quick aud what
its speedy prospective vsluei
Absolutely best opportunity offered this season for in
Persons wanting homes looking lots for improve
ment speculation look sharp and attend this
Being just outside the city limits the taIes nominal
amounting 10 less than 80 cents each lot per annum
Lunch served by frat class caterers arrival Of train
Special trains leave James slip at O'Clock M Thirty
fourth street At ~ NJ and Hunters Point via Flushing
Maps, particulars and free tickets the once of
MALLORY a BLACKWELL,
Sc Liberty street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

rnEN PIN BALLS AND PINS; ALSO BOWLING Al
leys, built al the Oldest establishment Of the Kind the
city. WILLIAM DILLINGHAM;.
III South street, near Beeknan.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
Il RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, las FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05
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July 1, 1867, b-20's.


reward Of % per cent will he paid for the restoration Of
shesc oonds ia whole oY in part, on application TO
Captain JOHN s. YOUNG,
No 81 broadway, room ~.
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

OFFICE NO CITY HALL PLACE. NEW YoRK.-
~ VIII sell, Wednesday, the 7th inst, i0,x O'Clock A.
M the stock and Fixtures Of the millinery store at a7 Fulton
Hats Bonnes Silk and Satin, nne Show Cases Mirrors &C.
~ auction, on the premises on Wednesday, July 1850
at IL o'clock A. M all the Right Title and Interest and
the Lease Stock Fixtures and Machinery the Chemical
Manufacturing Establishment Of the firm Of Cassebeer
scheicher located at lg Bowery, cash on day
of sale THOMAS J, BARR. Receiver.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO
City Hall place, will sell Tuesday 9Th instant l0N
o'clock, the contents OF the Oyaer and LIQUOR Saloon
East Twelfth street, First Fine Counters Tables
silr, do -
The New York herald., 1869-07-05
PROPOSALS.

TRoToN AoUEpUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO STONE
~ block psversSesled proposals, endorsed with title OF
work, Of bidder and date of Offering will be
ceived at this Office until II o'clock NJ OF Thursday July
15 1859 for the paving OF Third from Fourteenth to
FOrty-fourth street, with stone blocks
Specifications and forms for the bids be obtained
application at this Office tRotunda PARK.
THOMAS STEPHENS } Crotou
ROBERT L. DARRAGHy Aqueduct
GEO S. GREENE, Board.
NEW YORK, July 2. 1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
crvrPAI. TEIEGRAPHIc NEWS.

Albert S. Jocelyn of Lexington, Mass,
convicted OF rape has been sentenced 10 imprisonment
for life.
Collaborating quartz has been discovered
near Los Angeles Call and the surface rock aOouhds il
free gold -,
Gov. Palmer of Illinois has appointed Mr.;
Johns Of Chicago. well-known ana wealthy colored
man, notary public ~
The grain warehouse of William NJ. Case,
at Waukegan, H., was burned on Thursday. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, E,OOo
Flour at Prescott, Arizona, is $50, in gold,
per barrel butter g. per pound eggs per dozen ana
other articles In proportion
Gov. Hoffman has appointed George w.
Chapman OF Saratoga Canal C9mmlssioneT IN the place
of Oliver Basco deceased, to hold Office till Jan !, 1871
Romber's brick block on MOnrOe-ave,
pochestrr was partially destroyed by fire on Thursday
The loss is about $4,000. ON which there Is but light
insurance.
The ShipOwners' Association are pTepar-
ing petition Congress for the restoration OF the light
houses Body Island, ~ c. which were destroyed dur
ing the war
BENJAMIN Goldsmith, alias Lavine, under
Identified by officers NewYOrk one of the robbers
Of $4,000 worth of jewelry
81. A. Shaver, Treasurer of Peoria County,
III il announced defauter to the extent OF tSOOO
He had been engaged IN whisky specuatons. His bonds
men Will make good the deficiency .
"A barn belonging to Randall McCullis OF
PALMYRA Me- was burned on Thursday Night WIN ~
uns OF hay 6 head Of cattle horses aud 20 sheep Inc
loss ia estimated at 5000; insured for 5000
Owing to the alleged exhaustion OF tne
Naval appropriation. the force IN the Boston NaN5
is to be greatly reduced Yesterday 80 nen "eie us
charged from the Constructors Department
Some important developments have tb been
made IN the CoInstock Lode IN Nevada anu theo
much excitement mining stock elrees "ii uo
scTiptions of silver mining stock have advanced
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
the release of the French ship alaBar recently seized
M san Francisco for violations OF te efehue upon
, ayment OF three times the value OF the goods landed
and about 81, 600 costs OF suit
The rumors of financial panic in Boston
yonndation The Hartford and Erie Railroad
E which fell on Thursday from IL TO 10 partially raj
lied Yesterday. closing at l2t Other STOCKS were que
an, and The money market was unchanged.
The following appointments were made
ossrday Daniel b. Jones Postmaster at Syracuse vice
I'm ~ Burst; George w. Mexican Postmaster at Lex
Sngfon Nc, vice J. b. Alexander Sat Ming COOK has
hen appointed Interpreter 90 the Consulates OF the
United States In China.
Henry Lyon of Lowell, Mass, has been
sentepeed 10 year In the House f'Correeton Tor
stealing baggage the railroads Other indictments
are pending lady's trunk, containing $3.50 worth OF
wearuR apparel and several carpctbags ana baggage
checks were found in bis possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
THE DEATH OF RoBT. J. WALKER

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT BY THE l. s. SUPREME
COURT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-The members of the
Bar and officers Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States Yesterday held meeting In the office OF the
Clerk Of the Court aud adopted the following preamble
and resolutions:
The members Of the Bar and other officers OF the Su'
pree Court Of the United States here assembled nave
been called together by occasion OF deep concern nov
only 10 themselves but 10 the whole country ROBERT
Walker long distinguished among American lawyers snd
statesmen leader well In the Senate rs al the Bar
q Cabinet Minister AT period when the nation demanded
the best talent OF her patriot OF tried eOntancy
and devotion, has closed his useful and honorable cae
and sunk calmly his rest, surrounded by ms family
and friends His DEATH which took place M TINS city on
tie morning the 18th OF November inst has deprYed
tie country OF OF its most valued citizens the a -
one OF its most learned experienced aud aecophshed
members and large circle OF friends Of The ready SYM
pathy and wise counsel OF one whose attachments Wefa
as true and steady they were warm and earnest
therefore, -, --,
Resolrcd. That deeply lament the death o. our emit
neut brother anu that the chairman be requested 10 COM
muuicare these proceedings TO tie Court
Rcsored also. That copy OF these RESOLUTIONS DC COM
muulcBtOd the family Of tie deceased VITA iHe assa'
auce OF our respectful sympathy