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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-10
CL Y D e. st a NJ LIN E S
" TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON

Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY IT, Els
DAY and SATURDAY.. at II O'Clock NJ.
Leave Fhi!adelphlA EVERY TU ES- Ss
DAY and S 4 7 y RDA Y, fromS1elszzz
Pier No. North Wharves, at y O'Clock NJ
This line connects at Alexandria with the O.,
s. & u. and w. s; .. L. Rs, anG ut Philadel-
phia with the new sDd popular Iron Lire" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptnesS and care,
free OF commissions.
y charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage III Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fve hours Through rates and through
bills of lading given. Insurance guaranteed at
less than usual rates.
Agents:
F. A REED, Alexandria.
WM. P. CLYDE s CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
ia Diff
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LOST .H.S'I, FOE.tU,

q ~ REWARD-Stolen from the prem
DOO Uses of the subscriber, on the night of
18th of September, DARK BROWN or
BLACK HORSE. years old last Spring, full
Is hands high, carries himself we'll in harness.
out of gear is rather an Indifferent looking ami
NAL. Marks remembered are slight enlarge
mcnt of the pasture-join of the left fore. foot,
and small scar on the esr-believed to be on
the left one, about the middle. will give re-
ward of ten dollars for his recovery if taken in
the county, twenty dollars if taken out of the
State, or fifty for the recovery of the horse and
apprehension of the thief.
Mrs Z. Nj. LIPSCOMB,
Bristoe Station,
oct lin Prince VIM. CO., Va
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Price 81 80 per bottle.

Price 81 80 per bottle.
Each bottle is accompanied with an express
guarantee of cure or money refunded. Liberal
discounts 10 the trade.
JANNEY & CO., Sole Props & Manufrs,
SEP II Id King -, AlcAandra, Va
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STEHMRO9TS.
ACCOMMODATION LINE.

eQsst7 ACCOMMODATIONS Line
The steamer PALISADE, Cartsin Joseph
White master, will leave Washington, At + q.
m. and Alexandria at I g. m. EVERY WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY MORNING for
CURRIOMAN and LEON ARDTOWN touch
ir:g at ALL THE INTERMEDIATE LAND
lNGS. Returning. leave Leonsrdtown EF E..
RI MONDAY and Currioman EVERY
THURSDAY.
For further information apply to
oct G-tf J. BRODERS & CO., Agents.
.T-A WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
AND
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The fast and commodious steamer PILOT
BOY, Caplain Fields, will make regular Sc NJ l.
WEEKLY TRIPS from Wash neton and AL
eXsndra to Cone river and the River Landings:
Leave Washington EVERY TU ESDAI and
FRIDAY 1t O'Clock 8. IN, and Alexandria at
1870 . clock g. m.
Returning, reaches Alexsndria EVERY
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY at & =. IN.
Superior sccomlne dations for freight and PAS
sengers. For information spply to
+. \. REED, Agent,
sep e No. / South wharvcS.
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ROR SaLE OH RENT.

FOR RENT-The DWELLING at the
N w. corner of King and Washington SITS,
over the drug store of DR.. r. H. Stsbler. Pos
session given immediately. Apply to
DR.. R. II. STABLER
oct 9-eolw N w. cor. King ard Wash SITS.
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FOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE
81 near the corner of Cameron and Washing,
ton Streets to punctual tenant
oct 6lw R. NJ LAWSON.
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.ssSsGsfEssE
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, resumed her regular route on SAT-
URDAI, March lst, 1873, leaving Baltimore at
clock p NJ; returning will ieave Pier >,
Alexandria, EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, ut
~ o clock.
Ess~Al way freight must be prepaid.
For further information apply 20
NY l3-Sm B. WHEAT, Agent.
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4 XES AXE HANDLES, WOOD SAWS,
~ Wood Horses, Japanned and Galvanized
Coal Hods Coal and Grain Scoops, Ash Shovels
for stoves, Shovels and longs Fire Dogs or And
irons, Ash Sifters and Sleeves, and large line OF
other desirable and seasonabe goods, for sale
wholesale and retail by.
JAS. F. CARLIN S SONS,
63 King St, next to Miller's China Store.
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FOR RENT-The STORE HOUSE, No.
E 90 King street. lately occupied BY, Mott :
CO. Possession given October lst. Also TWOG
DWELLINGS, 326 King street and Al north
Pitt street. These houses are all provided with
water and gas, and are in good order; Apply to
sep 11-eotf w NJ GkE6Ok1.
k.sA TO LET-The TWO-STORY WARE
-bSiA HOUSE foot Of Queen street, on Union st.
Apply at the Office of the Hampshire and Bslti-
more Coal Co. jeN
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.BEEEL.ES rs.

Cssh paid for old Iron md Brass.
sep TIT
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
81 III. Music q tho Future.

q, 5s,:1 II G. =. COOPER.
The sxsete.. no.es among the human heart
Are dun With rust:
Tho sweetest chords, adjusted by tho angels
Upon. ihs 81! 1amo strains,
whi'& sounds q crime and foar' and doso'a.
Come back in sad refraius.
On .dsengh Tie world " s.. an army march,
w,ss iis,,n ,lu a,.r.,
Each longing n signi1Ss g. the heavenly music
A"'' Word q ssss - : praise nSss Oh mort
A wot8Sa5oye 70 ehessi eudloss journey
o. earth's haa busy days: !
They love 81. and " know it this suificea
Why 1ld they pause e give that love OK
s#ith gentle eleoa
Why should they pause3 But still our hearts
With al the gnawing pain
OF hungry love that longs to hear the music,
And longs 10 vain, i, {
We love them. and they know il; il We islter.
With fingers numb,
Among the unused strings Of loves express
sion,
The notes are dumb.
We shrink within ourselves in voiceless sor-
row,
leaving the words uusaid,
And. s By lido VITA, those We love the
In silence ON ~ tread.
illusion " tread, and thus each heart in 81
;1el1oe
i lts fate ful1ils,
Waitipg and hoping for the heavenly music
Beyond the distant hills.
The only adherence Of the love IN heaven
From love ON earth below,
Is: HeEa-We love and know not how to tell it,
And there No III shall know. Z
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
The (4ralle Cr0n.

A correspondent estimates tho crop
of Catawbas on Kelley Island at about
225 tons. The wine company haye par
chased nearly the whole of them at ten
cents per pound. The Concords have
been at least half shipped fof fresh
grapes, mostly to Detroit, netting shout
six cents per pound: Delawarqs, but
few here, say three t. five tons, about
ten cents per pound Ives about the
same quantity, which have been sold to
the wine company at eight cents per
pound; Virginia Seeding, ten cents
per pound; ~ Copcards axe Of % very fine
quality, and there wi1l be fifty tons
picked here. The wine company pay
| Ave cents . pouna fof wine purposes.
iris usnal:to thfof grape stones as q
wdste product, but i now appears that
they can be turned to good account.
When naaated and aropnd they. possess
an aroma very much like that of East
India coffee, and the beverage obtained
thersfrom is about the same ~ coffee
in taste, though inferior in quality.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
Advice About Guns.

The American Spcrtsman 10 trying
hard to teach people how to handle
guns. H.glves four rules. The sub.
stance of the first three rules il, never
handle gun unless you know how
always carry gun at half-cock. The
fourth rule wegivo entirely. III you
know of no other, way of ascertainine
whether gun is loaded or not than
by putting the muxsle to your mouth
and blowing, or if you feel inclined to
draw the cap, retire to safe distance,
and at once blow ont your brains
you have any-before you kill or MAIN
other people by your stupidity and
carelessness."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
Abroad

CHsTeAL ASA u in an extensively disturbed
condition. Civil war 10 raging IN Khokan
against absir ruler, Khudoyor Khan. The
Tug6om4ns Of Desots, around KhNa, are OBJ
stinttely fighting tho Russians. The Afghaus
are lighting the Pers,aps and carrying on
dangerous intrieues with the Emir Of Box
hars, aud Yokoule Boy Of Kashgair IL
fighting the Chinese ct the extreme
limit Of their Empire. fBokhaza seems to be
the point Of contention. Il il altogether pro.
bable that the Russian Emperor will before
long % oompsllsd, In sslE 5esease, 70 take to-
wards, Bokhsra the same. course he has 70.
comfy taken towards Khiva, and permanently
occupy the territory and reduce it to the con.
dition Of Russian dependency.
A CHIMNEY 80 feet high IN the village Of
Northheet, England, fell, on Friday, killing
Ave persooe and manning dozen others.
A DIsPAfoI from CarthaRens says the in.
surgent frigstss were not injured during the
bombardment Of Alioonti, and none on board
were killed. They. are taking in coal and
making pteparations 70 attack Valencia. -
TnE spanish government has issued orders
requiring Ill vessels arriving 1t ports in Spain
from Liverpool to undergo quarantine. -
TIE GAlsamAnI ssys Pere Hyacintho haa
abandoned the clerical Easb.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
from $50 100000 to 5000, oooDoo o
floating GpA, and aaolds, vns. v,aal ~

floating 9Qh, = and a99ld~ ,vas. weak nj
181, ThereS waasa16QMk GI0 In
The Sub YreAdhry, buf oomebodv had
\ pepnleea 4hAtsthe eo3e,pmena swoluld
/ nat sill The clique, etur aldfora c6iIfl
buy gold without fear In the mi1dIe
of September it bought 9.OOO. O0O nj
1881 @l34 in one batch. On the morn.
ing of Wednesday, the ed. il held
several millions more than thoro wero
in the city of New York outside 'the
Sub Treasury, and yet the prlce had
been forced no higher than al. The
clique settled its plans on THURSDAY
evening. It had loaned kold in immense
sums at 1888 The plA6 az Rfst wac TO
call in all of this, lock it up and force
the bears to settle BY buying in under
the rule. The Tenth National BanI Vas
to have been used to shift the immense
sums, but the appearance of the bank
examiaers unsettled this plan, and t6et,
programme was to put gold up swiftly
and brighten the bears into direct SET
Elements. As il was, the officials of
the bank agreed to certify to an unlim-
tied extent night xha day: Oh Thurs:
day It did certify checks appointing to
Us. OOO, 900, and on Friday spite of
the presence of the examiners, $14-
600, 600 more. All this time an army
OF holders in the pay OF the clique,
and under the leadership of one Albert
Speyers, was buying up all the gold
that was offered. and endeavorinR to
bring it up to 200. Thelr efforts were
more than successful. Gold reaoheil
16O, and for an instant tonched 195
This was the harvest time for the
clique. and while some If h;a AGENTS
were thus keeping the price bv bawl-
ng bids for millions 1t .16O Gon,d waa
unloading THROUGH :. dozen I;Aaront
brokers et far lower fionres Int vat a.
an immense profit To himsaif. He h.;f
however. pushed the price too far, and
when news came that Secfetary Bout
we'll would sell q, OOo. DO Of eold The
price fell even more iudilenlv than
sc had risen, and eenerai min ma
utter confusion fell np0n Wall etreef,
to q certain extent even.invoiv;nn fhose
who had been chiefly inskrnmantel q
producing it. Down. down vent; cha
falsely bolstered price. The dav was
the blacklist that ever set on Wall
street. Men knew not where thev
stood. :, The confusion and madne:s
was so great that il was sunnosed .that
all the CLIQUE Ind zone dovn Of fra
times chat iollovai T. 3 .imnoaa;hla 10
give an idea. There .aa = I'm m +h b
Tenth National Rsni the matt Az AN. .nS
a million was dfavn mt 80, .'T mo- G IIsa
CLEARING Honaa Eart III nm no 49, 49,
tricablv locked mn ~, Ss60 oon 90
Of clesr;1,oa dam1ndaI - vc az TS,r'ot
the bank dizzied ;ts ;ncanac;tv Gc,, ~
had not vet done his work
When it was publicly known that
0nlv the acconnt ~ h;o frco ,ro.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
Chilheek..as =.

=: From Iepfs''.w. AfssEn.s,s.
From the outskirts IT tho town.
Where Of old the milestone stood.
Now stranger, looking down
1 behold the shadowy crown
OF the dark and haunted wood.
Is Il changed, OF + am il 1 ch.nged7
Ali the ostSi4ro fresh and green,
But the friepds. NTH Mhe@ ranged
Through their thickets. arc eSffa1ged
: ~ ae1eass that interviews.
Bright a. ever flows the Sea,
Bright - ever shines the sun,
But alas! thy seem to me
Nor the ID That ned 70 be-,
Nor the tdea that used to run.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
New Metisds ef !: qaktne sugar.

An invention which threatens 10 in
terfcre greatly with our commerce il
reported from RAnA endif Il proves .
success il will probably have the effect
OF causing an entire revolution among
southern planters: This new discovery
is:a method Of making sgeer by unit
ing into = eanposnd 10 6onstitue1it
atoms ~ carbon hydzpaen, and oxy
that control productiontE ili be Soc
pera66t., md 66hanaaSona7yd o sucoeed.
: ss e sseSzSea rs. ths ut ty Of his
turers have been persuaded 3 purchasa
II from him for the comparatively mod
crate sum Of $4,000. What the
sugar planters and refiners will do Il
the discovery turns ont to be as inn
portant as i promises remains to be
seen; but there Ii no. doubt that if it
is only partially successful strange
Developments may he expected. The
invention is said TO % very simple and
ono EASILY explained, and endless
E1no Afaal na1 stance can.
it is claimed, be manufactured by thi,
new process in so short q time and al
20 small cost a. to preclude the pos.
nbility OF competition.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09

sticks curved like the handle of q cane,
and eat them. When O Piute sees, 9
swift he extends his stick, and by
dexterous twist of the wrist spins Che
lizard in the air, catching him in his
hand as he comes down. The flesh Of
these lizards resembles the meat 1tf
0@ifff9g; 9n6 thy ny sBiQ % be :exan
4bt4delil l6HxS AS ut 16H6e Indians
th thea &&a striA tlkm around
their waists and necks' and roast
Them one By one, as they BECOME
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
4 Strange Duei'-.Bsth Ran Threagh.

-
Colonel Lay timing & 6 With profound
bowl Yen, Colonel + have been en-
gagged IL forty:two affairs Of honor q,
principal and second and I concur With
+yoa f1a1 ii your Suggestions. Il is the
duty of.e second 10 prevsnf ! resort to
arms il possible, 4 Ieoollect in one of
tie dir duels syee: tonight I came
very neaE losing my HE BY having 4
fool for 8. second He allowed me to
light th6 best sWOrdsman in Europe
with rapier. I, at that time, was not
30 proficient AZ I am now in the use OF
that weapon, and considered my life az
good. ~ Lost but met my antagonist,
md after palrying . few 81 his thrusts'
WAS compelled to allow him TO pass his
sword entirely through my stomach,
the point coming out at my backbone.
A. stood thus trsnsfixed, it occurred
to. my mind to do IN oct which I have
neEer heard of- being equalled before
or since. I, with my left hand, With
remarkable presence Of mind, GOODNESS
and firmness, seized my adversary's
blade, holding it 80 firmly that he could
neither turn It or pull it out, and in
that position plunged my sword en-
:ti1elZ atEoll lzsgaery's left
ef FL 'ae 2s;' 'o %S. snS ID
remarkable is, thatw both recovered.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09
THE SHORES OF THE LAKE.

fTOule nOck ii GILL WHICH ptO1eCC6
into the lake about twenty miles from
the Tabernacle. Black Rock rears its
head from the water several hundred
feet from the foot of the cliff. The
waves dashed against these rocks with
great fury, creating noise not unlike
the roar of the ocean surf. The beach
is white sand, though in some places
it is ridged with pebbles of variegated
colors. Along the marshes the action
of the water has thrown up breaet-
works of white sand, which liue the
shore for miles. All the stories aheRt
men Eidingdowns to .thssApres eR:k@
clear salt are false. The sand beyond
the reach of the breakers has coating
Of salt. but it is "a thlpr as sheataf
foolscap. Parties; However, 20 fo the
beach and boil down. the water in large
kettles, getting about % per cent. Of
salt but it can he used only for the
curing Of beef and pork, It must he
refined before it IL &c for table use.
The water tastes like spoiled brine, and
smells like the seaweed of Long Islaud
S S! dl>e lew tide.
THE BLACK SEA 0UL1s.
Breakers dashed upon the beach in
triple lines like the breakers at Coney
Island. They rolled in from ten to
twelve feet. Within half mn hour our
bootsewere encrusted with salt. N.Y.
RAIDS of small flies covered the shore.
The sand and pebbles were perfectly
black with them. They we're the
LATEST flies in. the world. I crushed
hundreds OF thousands beneath my
feet: They were caught in the roll of
the surf and licked :up:hy millions,
tmaking the water look aa though bush
els of gunpowder had been streFn over
eits. surface. Black gu]ls tapped their
wings over the waves and rode upon
the swells of the lake. They lacked
the light, airy gracefulness of the sea
gull, and moved more like crows than
petrels. They we're built like Dutch
gulfiots, broad in the stern, and their
wings and feathers were so stiff that
one of the party remarked that the
birds acted as though they had Just
come out of glue pot.
THE FLYING LIZARDS. 80
The high ground shelving the shores
of the lake is covered with lizards.
They are called swifts. They darted
over the gxound like lightninersA
fdfaeoh-hy could barely beat them in
speed. They are of q dull gray color,
and their eyes sparkle like drops ol
dew. The Indians catch them with
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09

While the other great commercial
crisi which at different epochs have
held the credit of the country in the
balance have been brought about more
by the laundering of finauciers than
through the systematic effolts on the
part Of one man to effect such results.
Black Friday was solely and entirely
the work of clique, of which Jaw
Gould was the head. During the crash
of failures on that dismal day the cry
was that "some one had blundered,'
but that q great crime was being com.
mitted. The history of this crime i,
the history of Black Friday, which wat
massacre in the midst of a financial
peace. In August, 1869, lthere wal
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09

ns1 broke out in the Atbenaeum Iibr.rv
ol Manchester, England, Wednesday. and be.
iore it was extinKnished 0,ooO volumes vere
destroyed.
Hon: " 2. Fo.rza, Representative ja Con
sress from Michigan, is dead. ~
AlsfsT Do1r, drauehtsmau, suioided At
sp.'neheld, ILL.,, on Sunday, by shooting him
solt with pistol.
or1cks woo''en stocking factory, in Tren.
'o"' N'J., was burned on Sunday. THROWING
one nonared and fifty hands out Of snpsos.
COLLISION, on Thursday, on the railroad
noAt Cat'sIe, England, resulted in several
persons being killed and injured. !
fhlvATE DlsPATcaEs from Yuma. Arizona
say ff'Vste Ca'se', OF Co. G, sd Infantry.
prisoner, attempting to escape, on The 24th
inst, was shot and killed by Corporal Ham,
mond, OF the same company.
A FIRE in Sacramento, on SUNDAY. in n
street, destroyed Anderson's boiler sbops.
Hunts sash factory, and several Other build.
isgs. Logs 95o, 600.
HEsRX rHo4PsoN, \ soldier, WAS shot i'd
t'Red ION >trSin neay EIko, by = amblss,
eu Anomas ,Wlg8'n, OF Sacrameneo. Thu
murderer was arrested: r".''' .~e- =
IHE'eiection for Lord Mayor OF Loii5laa, n.
suited in the choice OF Andrew Hask, q,
present an Alderman and Member Of: Parlis
ment. -
AN accident on the Midland Railroad. il
new Jersey, on Friday, caused the death Of
four persons.
NEW Masonic Temple in Phil.delphis
erected at cost Of S1,00O.0O0. was dedicated
on friday, with imposing ceremonies. tn.
h.asonlc fraternity turned out to the humble,
oaS'ooo' The procession was viewed by 2oO
wv persons as it passed through Broal1sa,ns
IEHRE were nine accidents on the Englisl
railroads Friday. None are reported killed
although number were injured.
INTELLIGENCE from Omoa, Honduras, state
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09

, Gonid ;; ,h e HRRe;s entirely see p'0'
sI.oU1svn11IEs has unv ''itti1ssssily oomnit-
ted itself to sgrand tesBpera1ce reform,
by voting. to send drnnIards home,
instead 81 to the Lookup. The WoEse
cases are cured in this way. The men
come out in . day OF two with some
what less capillary adornment and q
chastenel look which tells Of the rein.
ing influences of home
The Pied Piper Of. Hamelin has been
revived in Baltimore in the person OF
q genius who offefs to capture and
Danish from any premises al rata His
weapons Of determination are three
black-apd tans, six. ferrets, q net, and
small boy. He visits house, sets his
net in q chosen locality, sets out ON .
fOraging expedition around and
through the house, and when he gets
back to the point of departure, he has
the satisfaction of seeing the small boy
gazing with rapture on the ensnaEed
victims Of the search. His price 10
from five to ten dollars, and he war
rants the place free for one year.
When Lord Lytton inserted in tho
ninth book of the Parisians, now In the
ooprse of publication in Harpers
Weekly (Which it is supposed he in
tended 10 publish anonymouslyl tho
following eccentric reference to him
self: There is somewhere, in Lord
Lytton's writings-so numerous that
may be pardoned If 1 can not remem-
Der Where's critical definition Of the
difference between dramatic and nara
tive art of story" probably the princi-
pal reason for the remark Was to mis-
lead critics as to the authorahip Of the
novel. Defining the difference between
the dramatic and narrative art was .
Iyttons e chsiscssis' and sEs aist;no-
ton between dramatic and lyme poetry
10 charrungly given by Lily Mordannt
in "Kenelm Chillingly is one of the
prettiest and most memorable passages
in the book.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-17

DOVER AND THE New LICENSE LAW.-At
a public meeting held in Dover on Thursday
evening last, called by Many Citizens" for
the purpose of adopting measures looking to
the assistance of the proper officers in the
faithful execution of the Liquor License law,
enacted by our last General Assembly, j. A.
Fulton, Esq, was appointed Chairman. Mr..
Fulton upon taking his seat stated that it was
by accident merely that he was present, and
for some reasons he occupied the chair with
reluctance, yet that reluctance proceeded not
from any unwillingness to show his position in
the temperance cause. Mckendree Downham
was made Secretary. The object Of the meet
ing was then stated by Mr.. Fred. A. Williams.
Upon motion, a committee OF three was APP
pointed to draft resolutions to be presented
for the consideration of the meeting, viz:
Messrs +. A Williams, j. A. Stevenson and
W. T. Kellum 1t was voted that the pub
shed minutes of similar meeting in the
town of Smyrna, on August 29th, be read by
the Secretary The committee on resolutions
reported the preamble and resolutions as adopt
cd at the meeting at Smyrna, which were read
and adopted These resolutions read as fol.
lows:
RESOLVED That obliRate ourselves to do all in
lawfully suppress the sale and enforce the law eguia
ting the liquor trafhc IN our community . ,
That will each stand BY the other in
ali Efforts TO bring 10 Justice offend against the
law.
the law that be incurred will contrib
RESOLVED That examination shall
that affixed petition
liquors midst and that will OBJ
econab petitioners with remOnsrsnees before the Court
! erals