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Mounted Infantry Officers.

The necessity of mounting all captains
of infantry companies, if these officers
are to perform their duties efficiently, is
being again dwelt upon by the French
military press. In the French army, as
in nearly all other continental forces, a
company on war footing numbers 250
men and, it is urged, that it is simply
impossible for its captain, however active
he may be, to properly superintend its
working if he has to move about on foot.
Extended in skirmishing order, forma-
ton which has now become its normal
fighting order, or employed as an advance
or rear guard, company of $50 men
covers a long stretch of ground, and can,
it is argued, only be adequately control
led by mounted eflicer. After march
again, the captain of company ought to
look after the comfort of his men, visit
them in their bivouacs, satisfy himself
that they have received their proper ra-
tioDs, and see that all camp duties are
properly performed. But if he is ia
tigued by long march on foot he will be
but too likely to perform this work in a
perfunctory manner; and, consequently,
his company will suffer. Moreover, now
that a short service system prevails in
nearly every European army, the captain
of company will generally be the Oldest
man in it, and therefore not so well able
to endure fatigue as the young men under
his command. For all these reasons it is
generally recognized as necessary that
the captain should be mounted officer.
In the German army, he is provided with
a horse, and in time of war even two. In
Austria and Italy the mounting of all
captains has only been temporarily post.
poned from considerations OF expense, and
in France, captain, when on the line of
march, or during maneuvers in the field,
may ide, if he chooses to provide himself
with horse at his own cost but untor-
tunately the small pay received by them
does not allow many of the French Off
GERS to avail themselves of this permis-
sion. .--PaH Mall Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-11
The lnattnct Of N osqu "a Noes.

The mosquitoes, it has been discovered
by learned professor, are possessed of
great powers OF observation and penetra-
ton. Down at the seaside we have
noticed this fact ourselves. When big
trunk was landed from an express wagon
into the entry of a hotel, the nimble in
sects usually made for it and crawled
through the kevhole for the purpose of
taking notes. If the clothes within be-
tOkened that fat person was the owner,
the mosquitoes would stay within and be
carried up to the room, where they would
lay for the fat person until bed time. II
the garments belonged to thin person
the insects would pile out through the
keyhole in double-quick order. This is
an actual fact --Ptiiodelphia Bulletin.
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Hearing Sounds In the Sun.

1t is not precisely correct to say that
the sounds made in the sun yesterday by
the terrible storms that rage around the
"spots" were heard in this city, but
something like it is true. The telephone
is little box of magnetized iron with
some insulated wire coiled around it and
disc of thin sheet iron firmly placed a
thirty-second of an inch from one end.
The sounds heard can hardly be said to
be impaired by vibration, for they may
be conveyed through clumsy disc two
inches in diameter and quarter of an
inch thick, which can hardly be said TO
vibrate with such delicacy as to enable
one to distinguish the different tones of
different persons. Yet those tones can
be heard. Now the telephone is affected
by the magnetic disturbances or storms
which are frequently taking place on the
earth. And, a short time ago, great
magnetic storm, which made itself known
also through a brilliant aurora borealis,
completely sienced the telephone for a
time, as it sometimes does the ordinary
telegraph. Such storms accompany dis
turbances in the spots of the sun.
Prot. Bell one day laid aside the tele-
phone at bis end OF the line, and filling
his ear with water laid the end of the
copper wire thereon. He heard the
words uttered into the telephone at the
other end of the line
When the telephone wire is put up
entirely independent of the ordinary
electric telegraphic wires i. werks best,
hut even then there ara dal;cata aoupJs
like light sparkling, crackling-or frying
for that best describes it. Now these
sounds are strongest when the suns at.
mosphere is most disturbed and the ter
restial magnetic currents are consequently
most agitated. What is it that is heard !?
Hartford Courant.
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Farm AND HOUSEHOLD.
Pharmacy ON the Farm.

Awriter in the Germantown Telegraph
thus pleasantly hits of a common mistake
of farmers;
Some farmers are continually in trouble
with their live stock. Now horse, now
COW, then the hogs. the chickens, the
dogs, and even the cat, gets out OF tune.
| am often asked what TO do in such
cases, but as never have sick animals, |
can seldom give advice. However, so As
to uphold the natural dignity belonging
to sixty-fve winters, generally cate
cbise my inquirer little in this manner
Hsw do you treat yonr stock? "Oh well,
| now and then give them purge to
clean them OUT somtimes little sulphur
or saltpetre and condition powders y
Why? 80 as to keep them in good
order, you know" So you give them
medicine when they are well, do you !
I" Yes; almost every one does" And
what do you do when they get sick
" Why, then 90 to some of my neigh
bors to come:and see the animal we look
at him, feel him all over, and" Well,
and then what? Somebody guesses
that maybe little saltpetre or turpentine
might be good" Yes, and then down
goes the dose, suppose. "Oi course, we
do all we can" Now, you will see, !
have got my neighbor fiat on his back,
and this is the way let him up: Well,
you are comical doctor. You know
exactly what kind of medicine sgood for
a horse when he is we'll, but when he is
sick you have to run all around for advice.
Now, don't you think that your well
doses are the cause of your needing sick
ones? on goes the hat, and up goes the
finger nails; there is new idea creeping
in. Thank you, sir; after this I'll
save my physic till my stock needit.
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Change of Scene.

Midnight on North Hill. The de,
clining moon CLEANS from the starry
heavens like the smile on the face of the
jack O o'-lantern. A young man leans
against the end of the vine-embowered
porch beneath the window Of his dear
and sings, ooh, for touch of that soft
white hand, on my fever-throbbing
brow" And then her father, emitting
himself stealthily from tte front door,
stole up aud touched the yourg man just
below the tournure with number nine
boot, and the moon went down in asea OF
blood, and the pail of darkness blotted
out tile stajs.-- Burlington Hackeye.
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What Can be Cured

vssd M, be endured, although what can
must ,o be. Among the bodily ilhs susceP'io,ds ns
~ ,,"s c"wnlete removal by that benign TOME ana
sit.rstiye, Hostetter's Stomach Bi,tefs, ar are
General debility, ,malarisl fever, constipation
Sysnepsia, liver disorder, and nervousness, ="
~ remedial capabilities are, however, oy nc
ans I's limited to these maladies. Its proper
,Iea ,ies ns blood depurent render i extremel.
sS .sryiceable % in expellng the aetid %Pur,aie'
,sh;oS nyoduce those painful disorders, ,rheu
matism w and gout, and its inyigOrat,G;gs sH, anc
,,T,,I m;,dIv stimulating effect upon the kldney'
and @ bladder constitute it useful medicin'
sor snu ;mnelling those organs to complete per
iormance 10, Of their functions when they al, AZ
weak and inactive. In fact, there Is scarce,.
anv disease of which weakness Is an AEON, are4,,
naniment & in which this admirable medicih'
cannot be used with advantage.
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AFTER THE COUNCIL

NJ David Gray, editor of the Hunilo courier. he
,nese-." IN sciihnrr. for July. elcsins with n
flowing y .cm.
The ere sinks low. the drifting smoke
Dies softly In tue sntumn haze,
And silent are the tongue that spoke
Tho rpscs Of other days.
Gone. too, the dusky hosts whose ieet
Hut nov yon listening thicket stirred;
Ipscxrrd Within its covert meet
The squirrel and the bird.
The story of the past is told,
Bat thou. q Valley. sweet and lionel
Glen Of the Rainbow thou shalt hold
Its romance ne thine ewn.
Thoughts OF thine ancient forest prime
Shall sometimes haunt thy summer dreams,
And shape TO low poetic rhyme,
The music Of thy streams.
When Indian summer filings her cloak
Of bruoding azure on the woods,
The pathos of . vanished folk
Shall tinge thy solitldes.
The blue smoke OF their fires once more
Far o'er the hills shall seem 20 rise,
And sunset golden clouds restore
The red msx' paradise.
Strange sounds OF q forgotten tongue
Shall cling to many . crag and cave,
In vssh ef falling waters sung,
Or nurmur OF the wave.
And oft In midmost hash OF night,
shrill DER the deep p-mouthei catarsct's roar,
Shalt ring the war-cry from the height
That woke the wilds OF yore.
Sweet Vale, more peaceful bepd thy skies,
fhe airs are fruught with rarer balm,
A peoples busy tumalt lies
flushed in thy sylvan calm.
sweet thy peace while fancy frames
eoft idyls OF thy dwelles ned,-
They loved thee. called thee gentle names,
Ia the long summers dead.
Qlenohed IL the ere; the drifting smoke
Has vanished In the autumn haze;
Gone, too, d Vale. the simple folk
Who loved thee In old days.
But, for their sskes--their Hives serene
Their loves. perchance as sweet As ours
., he thy woods for aye more green.
And faircr bloom thy howersi
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rial, delaine, cloth, prints, &c. cut bias
Or straight, about one inch TO one ana
one-half inches in width, and leave the
goods standing, in loops on the upper SIDE;
when finished take from frame, turn
edges of sacking on wrong side, and line
with another piece OF sacking Woula
not this sacking answer the question OF
some weeks past as to what should be q
good foundation for mats made of Travelled
carnetinr2
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Writing for the Press,

Waste no time on introductions.
Don't begin by laying out your subject
like Dutch flower garden, or telling
your motives for writing. The keynote,
IL possible, should be struck in the very
first sentence. A dull beginning often
damns an article; spicy one whets the
appetite and oommends what follows to
both editor and reader. Above all stop
wher you are done. Don't let the ghost
Of your thought wander about after the
death OF the body. Don't waste mo-
ments time in vindicating your produc-
tion, against editors or .. hut ex-
pend yonr energies in -
which shall he its ow' ?
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the lad proudly by the hand, "ior when
I'm no longer to the fore you'll let my
name stand i the firm till he's ready to
take my place 50 then the hundred thou
sand will aye be in David Speer's name"
And to-day the house grows and pros.
pers, though old David has long been
gathered 10 his fathers. Roberts early
failure has brought forth a late and splen-
did success.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-11

HATcH's Universal Cough Syrup has
been put to six years test in our trade,
with the following result II gives the best
Of satisfaction TO all our customers, and they
testify to that satisfaction by buying far more
of it than OF any other cough remedy, al.
though we keep in stock large number of
that class of medicines, in fact all that have
been heretofore considered most salable.
SLAUGHTER & WELLS, Waverly, n. Y.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-11
SAFE, PERMANENT AND CoMpLETE!-

SAFE, PERMANENT AND COMPLETE
Wilhoft's Tonic cures Chill aud Fever, Dumb
Chills and Bilious Fevers-those Ttans that
kill their thousands where this remedy is un.
known. II cures Enlargement of the Spleen.
1t cures Hypertrophy of the Liver. 1t hurts
no one. II cures all types of Malarial Fevers
and is perfectly protective in all its effects.
Try Wilhoft's Tonic, the great infallible Chill
Cure. G. II FINLAY 4 Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
FoRsALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-11

VARIATIONS in temperature have a
marked effect on human constitutions, alb.
normally checking the secretions in some,
and forcing the excretions in Others, making
a corrective or regulator necessary, which
can be found in HOME STOMACH BITTERs.
Prepared by the home Bitters Co., St. Louis
The Osceola times., 1877-08-11

From this it appears that the lowest
wages of all are paid by the Baltimore
and Ohio, which pays the largest divi.
dends and has the largest surplus. The
highest is on the New Jersey Central,
which is bankrupt, the pay on the New
York, New Haven and Hartford paving
for longer runs. The average is higher
than on the Baltimore and Ohio before
the reduction. Phiiadeiphia Times.
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Arrrp an exper,ence OF over twenty

AFTER an txT#r1sHOo Ut .now.
FIVE years many leading phi ys'cianss acknGw, 1;sv.
sdoe % hat the Graefenberg Marshatrs Uterine
CathoIicon is the only known certain reinTay Th
tor diseases to which women are subject, Inc
Gro,fenJerq t Vegetable Pils, the most poputIai
rsmedy of the day for billiousness, heauacne'
liver complaint and DISEASES OF DIGESTION
Sold by ali druggists. Send for aimanacs'
Graefenberc Co., New York.
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T,ense lgenr n In Mind

that IL your grocer does not have, and will
not get DooLEY's YEAST POWDER fer you,
you can send 20 cents for quarter, 50 cents
for half, or 90 cents for one pound can, di.
rect to DooLEY 4 BROTHER, New York, and
you will receive it by return mail. Always
use il for the delicious Vienna rolls.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-11
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
p,,,,,,x,.r,cu Orrcurv q

RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CURED.--Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great Internal
Medicine, will positively cure any case of
rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price
81 bottle six bottles, S5; sold by all Drug.
pists, Send ivf circulars 10 Helphenstine,
& Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. C,
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FAIR PROPOsITION.

Dr TUT authorizes his agents to refund the
.onsv in every case where his Hair Dye fails Per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed 1t acts hke mSp.,
easily applied, and is perfectly natural sofa p' all
,espectable druggisgs. IS Murray Street, n l.
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poSps EXTRACT, for Varicese Veins,
demorrmhagss or any Pain. Physiclans-
allophatic, homeopathic and eclectic-reeom'
mend il. Ask of them.
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ADVERTISERS

Are invited to investigate The American Newspaper
Union List Of Newspapers-the largest eomJfnation
of papers IN the Upicd Soiessnd compare the prices
with other lists. n he eheapes aud best dyerh..
ing medium in the coantrg.
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The
GOOD Old
STANDBY,
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Established II Years. Always cures. Away.
ready. Always handy, Has never yet failed. Thirty
millions hare tested u The whole world approves
the glorious old Mustans-the Best aud Cheapest
Lniment In existence. % cents a bottle. Tho
Mustang Liniment cures when nothing else viii,
SOLD BY ALI MEDICINE vENpERs.
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me. I'll put hundred thousand to your
fifty, an we'll ca the firm Rae &
Speers.'"
"You could not leave Scotland, un-
cle."
"Was / thinking o. sic daft thing ?
I'll trust my interests / your hands. IN
haze my full rights, mind; an you shall
haze fair allowance for doing my wsrk
as well as your ain. We'll put every
thing on paper, and Use hold you strictly
to the bargain"
The proposal made halfin banter final
ly assumed very real shape, and it was
agreed that when Robert returned TO
America he should start a new manufac-
turing firm under very different auspices
10 his first venture.
But the past was only once alluded TO.
and then David introduced the subject,
You'll be thinking, Robin, very likely
o"the day when l wouldna lend you the
two thousand pounds.
You were quite right, uncle; no man
ought to borrow money until he knows
the difficulty Of making it--and Of saw.
ing it; young men can't know these
things; they belong to experience.
"You had that lesson to learn then,
Robin, an thought they might as weel
learn it O. ither folk as me. One fool
whiles teaches anither fool, and both grow
wise thegither. Sandy Mcclure lent We
that twa thousand, and ne was name the
wsur O. the lesson ye gave him. There
would be fewer young fools if there were
mair wise elders"
SO Roberts visit was great success,
and the old man shed the last tears be
ever shed on earth when he bade the chill
dren good-by.
"You'll take care O. wee Davie for n r
sake, Robin" he said, tenderly, holding
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CTAMMERING CURED By PROFESSOR MosscRoP,
observe sSa, am daily acquiring more confidence
pyns @ ane system ~ ,he necessary exlGenc,es WIN Ut
To HOTEL PRoPRIETORs. WANTED, By A MAN.
u,y eGmpsten, by long and q" good hnn:
son. Uptown Hsrsid Office New ' York. ',.''
THE TRrE RkCEIPr Is TO BE sOI.D, PARlIcC
lars and freonired. samples given by H. zohi.ER iS
WILL COST YoC NOTHING AT OFFICE. AND
only stamps by mail for pleasant convincing La ."
Drs. MriNrzELMAN &JEFFERs. 81 Lexington nv.
$500. " eFATs i.SEASf
prize 1893 s:'.s: 1909
Royal Havana Lottery Sc drawn January Is,
JAoSsoS 1 CO.. sankers 70; Broadsay New York.
800 243 EMORY 4 CO; 81: BvvoNk,ss, vn.S .,, 81 PARK
having been established in the cities ~ the United
states since lss offer to the public o ,s grsrss @
country .s::: s;:sa.s Ss 'sSs s,sSs s;.'S"'sd
By 10 of .s s
m':,Sns,,; Each and %. every ,ieks, will se en-
within the reach OF any one TO obtain fortune Tor only"
Prizes pny able in fu Without deduct on on
at this onise. immediately after
To be the 18th and soth o. each every month
Grand Cash Prize oi 25ooo
Grand Cash Prize
Grand Cash Prizes 10000
Grand Cash Prizes JND
30 Cash Prizes each .............. 300
1UO Cash Prizes each 1909
Each and every ticket will be entitled TO prize.
Tickets s. each packaee 90 tickets SO and the
balance I" be deducted only from the prizes drawn. lnor
nation furnished Orders lcd Also agents for the Royal
Havana Lottery and NIL legaxed lotteries throughout the
world Orders solicited. Apply To address EMORY h
Co. Brvke.s 81 Park row, room !, up stairs.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LNOR SALE CHEAP-ao SKYE TEKRlEHSJ VERY
u small Just imported. COLLINS. 27s sta
THE TURF.
INlLMORE'S GARDEN.
VI MONDAY ENENING, January Is.
rotncPurse, $50; - class: milo hents best in 3.
RunningPurse, SO mile and repeat; horses carrying
1UiIbs
Entrance fec per Purses Monday nnuary
l5 at noon, ut tho Hotel Brunswick.
TUESDAY evening. January 16
Pedestrian RRce.-Pursc, SO for weighing 200 lbs.
and Entrance free. Purses to close Monday, at
noon, the Hotel Brunswick
Purse so; free all trotting horses: mile heats best
3 In D. Entrance fec To clUe monday, =. NJ.
Records made in Gilmore Garden only recognized.
Communicate with j. D.. WALTON aud DAN MACE on
all matters relating to these races.
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I OST-YESrERDAY AFTERNOON. IN OR NEAR
lJGrigg Iaskills, 18th aud Broadway, Pockctoook,
containing about $50 In suitable reward py
farming to 81 7th av
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DRY GOODS.
Great reduction In
every department before taking stock.

every department before TAKING htock-
French Cloth Gloves a5c Sic. sac. pair.
Mens winter Gloves At very low prices u.....
Two buttoned Kid Gloves worth 81. at SOC. pair.
.''' o. '0'''a MA '''se'' -'' p''r klxzky
Our two button 75c Kid Glove Warranted
Three. four and six button Kid Gloves reduced ~-rv
Three thread Cents Half Hose ialsc. pair.
Heavy striped cotton aud wool do. i5c pair v,.,,v
Cents extra En- riish tour thread full regular :oe
psa' ia. % " IS . xszzv
run regular al "'0' n0'e' worm 90 ~ ''' HIxzEv
silk eiocked Balbrigrsns. ladies'. Sic.
Full regular made striped. sc. pair.
Misses. fancy woolleu Hose; ioc. 'sc. i5c.
Misses striped aud fancy ribbed. ioc. pair v,x,v,
Ladies. Misses. Cert. and Boys
-"s"'" '"' ''s"'' "''''''' ''o''- kinney
Merino Underwear. 25c. +oc.. Zoe. 56c
Gents cashmere Muffcrs. 25c. each ,.
In So'Ion pepsrn,n,; nsrssn.. I,ss Tss.l
Su,,sa.. and s do.ss rIa.. rs psps.; ,oy:,S
pointed AIR Pins &c. package Rra,ds Buttons xc very
low; Rubber combs 7c English Tooth Brushes. Ioc;
''''' KIxzgY
Ladies' Underwear. skirts Chemisc. Drawers.
Night Dresses. sacgues. tc.. very low. ...-
Gentieme.'s = linen hcmmed Handkerchien IaI.c.
I''''' ''nen '"'"'e''"''' Vs. SSIxzEY
Bargains in he.nsttch initial nccdework,
Silk and Lace handkerchief -
Lace Department. Great bargains
KIxzEY
Rufing and Trimming low.
Lace Tides, 7c.. lOc l2tsc., ioc, 20c up. .
Bargains In Towels Napkins. &c.
Curtain Musins closing out
25 Ogj yards hamburg Enbroidcrie5
from &C. &C., &c. oc l2sc. l5c isc 2oc. to 81 yard
SILK vcivcss. Gimps. Braids and
'e' ''e"e" '''""''"S' "0''" -'' ~ o. '''' kinney
5000 yards Ribbons &c. &c.. DC. &C.. ioc yard.
Rich French Ribbons. half price.
Bargains In Silks. velvcis. vclvctcens,
Flowers Feathers aud Millinery ,ioois
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
r OsT-A WHITE sPIrZ boo. A REWARD WILL
lloe given for his return to No. 241s West l4th st.
+ OsT. JANUARY I, THE BLACK NEwFOUNDLAND
~ Dog Major) belonging TO tho French church Sua-
BILE reward returned the pastoral residence 100 West
oath 1t.
I osr SATURDAY EVENING. 9TH INST. AT THE
1lcorner OF 10Th ST. and 9th small black and tan
Dog; Return to 237 West 10th st. and be berally
warded.
pICKED UP IN THE NORTH RIVER. BALE OF
4 Cotton The owner can have the by applying ut
noafmasters ohco of Pennsylvania Rallroad Jercsy City
proving property and paying for this advertisement
REWARDS.
Oil REwARD.-LOsr on FRIDAY NlGHT. GOING
p1Von broadway and Grand street from l4th to
Desbrosses street Jerry the six o'clock train Jersey
City red Russia leather Pocketbook containing OF
nc use to any one but the including signed
e Crawford and two Others the payment Of all of which
have been stopped Tho finder will receive the above
ward by delivering the book and contents to d. TYSON
- West 18th st., after =. NJ.
cox REwARD-LOST. BETWEEN ASTOR HOUSE
(--sland Liberty street ferry last Tuesday evening.
gold Watch. Address 45 Bond st.
&s)OO REWARD WILL BE PAID, AND no
pAV Oques stiOns asked. ~ - beaver ground h,or
between and o'clock for the Of Gold Ncckace
Cameo Iockst. Diamond Earrings sleeve Buttons, Studs
xc The above were taken away on "wednesday atcrn ,on
No. 100 ?d Nv.
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ROiAL SliAvANA AND KENTCCKY STATE LOr
IGcrss --Prixcs casheJ and Information turpsied r. H.
WILLIAMS, Exchange Cigar store, No. Ann st.
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NET YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. NEW YORK,
ANJan. Is. lSII-At informal OF the M m
bers OF the Coiton Exchange held this ,iay TO
take action regarding the death Of Mr. James r. Cunning
Miller secretary the following preamble resolutions
were unanimously adopted =
Whcrens the painful Intelligence has reached the
drnthof Mr. j. H. Cunningham, lately or
Identified with Exchange from It's Foundation dsn.
guished among IL, members y aud earnest efforts
tho ouchy tusysrmntizc in which I've took
profound an interest tue prosperity Of which he Mad
much heart the effects
abors now plainly disccrnablc IN rules
laws. and
Whereas though bowing do 10 the will OF the Al.
mighty, who has In His wisdom deprived
dcnrc TO by long association by public
vruc by Kindness OF heart ANA gentlcnes
sion oi grief nt the loss his death
10 testify to appreciation of his
mp among us bis lie ns pattern for noble emulation:
therefore.
Resolved That In the death of Mr. J. H. Cunningham we
recognize the loss Of w.o-o place but Gli
merchant ~ ability and unswcryng integrity Of fellow
cifiycn whose life nf chart, and useful
ness IN the community the putty Of whose character
citation only rendered more apparent. md NJ nd bound
by uu,lty that renders tticndshp valuable
Mr.. unningham held &c be
the chairman this attrnd
neral that "f these resolutions forwarded by the
secretary to hi family aud that notice tc,. proceed
nGs be published a journal Commerce and Nav Y,r,
Herald -
JOHN ". EARLE ROBERT r,xx,ufrr
TlnMAr >tuTT !. Z. WrNMAN
:. d. IIARRI~ON. j. n I<MAN'
~ B FIELDING. " If PRIZE
ROBERT MURDOCH, ~ \ MILLER
GfONuE BLAGDES, T. FA;IiiEi
d. q. WATTS JAMES hiatt
Committee kcsolu tions.
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I DST $50 REWARD TO PERSON FINDING AND
iSth ~. s