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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16

ltems ~ Inserest Cuiiea fren state
Exchanges.

laeas ~ IntereSt CmIled froD State
Exehanxes-
The sutro jail is empty.
A livery stable Is wanted in sutro.
Carpenters in the Sutro Tunnel get $
per day-
Strawberries sell for = bit = box in yir-
ginis City.
Ascending 10 tbs Post" Elko's wells
no going dry
The Ladies Temperance Union Of Rene
nov numbers 10 members
Frosts hare destroyed the prospects for
good fruit crop in Honey Lake ssliey.
A prospector named B. H. Davis has dis
covered rich ore about Is miles southwest
81 Paradise
An examination Of the public school
Of Virginia City. will be held the latter
part Of June
Sam Badge. . miner employed in the
Paradise Valley Companys mine. Mount
Rose District, was fatally injured on Mon
day By : cave At the mouth n the tunnel
The post says that the only ida men
now in Elko are the tramps-she fellows
who strike you for breakfast money three
times . day. Haven't had anything TO
at for two days." you know.
The sfEilvsr State says the mercury
sinks below the freezing point in Winnie
mucca every night. OF cvurse fruits Of all
kinds. except perhaps on trees which are
sheltered from the north winds, are killed.
The silver stzss'' says that the Gov
eminent has cszsed feeding 200 Indians,
who have been c~Dngregstcd Ut Camp Nc
Dermit since the time Of the Bxnn0ck war,
last ummer.
"Aimost every night va have hurri-
cane" says the Reno journal" Where
upon the .sStock Report" remarks that it
should be borne in mind that the editor
Of the journal" il . married man, and
his wife's mother sojourns with him.
Considerable attention Is being paid on
the Comstock to overhanling old waste
dumps for ore which was thrown away years
aga. Several fassis sT5fs tbs old Grnifxf,
Mexican and Ophir dumps have been 20.
lected out and taken to the Ramsdeil mill
for reduction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16

at Washington. 10 hire . band and pay
other expenses Of the proposed celebration
Of Californis's election tomorrow night
The programme is TO ere . salute. march
10 the Metropolitan Hotel and serensde
the Greenbsck members who gave the
pure. Who viii fberenpon orasa
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
accepted bids for 10000 ounces Of silver
bullion for the lev ORLEANS Mint, and =
somewhat larger quantity for the Mint at
San Francisco
A Soldier shes-Thc Tea-DelIar Ger
tfdcafe&-
NASHSsrox. Nay Is
Captain Lawton, Of the Fourth cavalry,
yesterday shot and killed . soldier Of the
Tw~eBtysecond infantry for mutiny =; Son
Antonio Texas
Tbs Secretary Of the Treasury saws il is
useless 10 send kilograms 10 the Depart
mens for the sen-doiiar certificates. a. shey
will be sent in die proportion 10 zl the
different Offices authorized to sell them IS
SOM as they can be printed. and the sapply
viii % reach 5 e.o1a.o 600 a day
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16
COAST CLIPPINGS.
News Notes Cleaned From varfons

Water has already failed at several min
ing localities in Southern Oregon.
All Ching. a Chinaman Is years Of age.
has been ordained as Deacon in Trinity
Church.
A general convention Of the Unifarians
Of the Pacific coast is called n meet in
Portland on the LIST 0f June, when q new
church will be dedicated.
Says the Bodie Standard: The new
Constitution vas carried by q combination
between the people who carry hay-seed in
their hair and those who keep their live
stock in the same place.
Senator Booths term Of Office does not
expire till March 3. 1881, hence the COM
ing Legislature Of California will not have
the right to elect his successor. because
another and subsequent Legislature will
be held before the expiration Of His term
Of Office.
Complaint is made in Leadvilie that the
whisky Is nothing but snow water scented
with sitrol. A local chroDicler remarks
that when 500 gallons can be drawn from
one barrel. i: is time for the city papers to
stop 81 eering at milkmen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16

~ -
Mrs. Kearns il ~endeavoring to rafie of
her house and furniture. As . general
thing, We take but little stock in ~rafies,
yet, in the present case, hope our citizens
will take hold and assist . worthy lady all
In their power. This is her only means Of
raising money 70 60 to Virginia City on,
where she has relatives residing. This
lady il too proud 70 ask : favor Of any n
and We should be all the more anxious to
extend 70 her . helping hand.
Would it not be . good idea for stage
men 70 put . railing around their stages,
for ii hard work for young gentlemen TO
hold young ladies on the seats from Eureka
TO the Hill, though the young ladies
might prefer II as st present. Last Wednes-
day our attention was more especially
called to this pressing need.
J. w.. Lambert will leave next wsdues.
day for the Bay. Bob Ferguson will be in
charge during Mr.. LIS absence. and . bet
Ter fellow cannot be found on the Hill.
Application has been made for a pateni
70 the Manhattan mine, on Prospect Noun
tain.
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~ Shown BY the Press Of b Pa
efz1c Coast
POLITICS A sCTEscz

eide Coast
POLITICS A SCIENCE.
From the Stock Report.
Politics Is . science. and one not easily
mastered. The campaign against the new
Constitution was managed mot by poiift-
clans but by business men. Had the lat
ter had charge Of is, il would have been
managed with cunning. strategy and
policy; the former gave themselves dead
away, and exposed their plans Of campaign
ct tie very first move. After all. profess
sional politicians have their uses
THE STATE FIzsr-
From the Stock Exchange
Now that the State is in danger, that
evil-designing men aim to 50 rule as to de-
stroy it, why should not the Democrats and
Republicans come together again and make
common canse against the common enemy ?
II secession was dangerous TO the nation,
Kearneyism is as dangerous to b State.
Our State and local Governments are more
to us than Washington City, its President,
and all its legislation. Save the State
first.
xxvapA's NEEDS
From the Enterprise.
There are Just two things which Nevada
perticlarIy needs- One is = more thorough
exploration and working Of her mines I; the
other il : system Of cheap railroads to her
remote Districts Until these are secured
there will be no marked increase in popu-
1zfion, NO reduction in taxation.
RExo's CUSTOMS
From the Virgins Chrnniele.
There il a pleasing freshness about the
customs Of Reno. which surprise and de-
Light the dxslier in : civilized commu-
nity. Ths New FORK Herald will be
sending Stanley TO explore Washoe county
ere long
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A RARE CHANCE.
Annual Meeting.

rv,BF ANNUAL. MEETING OF u Ap nnM.
HILL. CONSOLIDATED MlNtAu sssre
pANy, for The Election OF Trustees, 49,
sor he ensuing year. and for the iransseicn, n
sach other business as may be rrestn.ea, u
be held al the ofhce Of the Company, noyl An
Nevada Block. No. 800 hontgomery su ~ 18Th
Frsnciseo. California. on ~
day Of May, A. u. 1879. at 2 O'Clock = ..yv.
myii IA W. W. TRAYLoR, seere'sis'
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DERsoNs INDEBTED TO THE =, I'll
signed arr notified that settlement. ia7g.
daa.nas must be made before May 25d' ie'''
" aes"' nj. r. cHAMBLINS'
n b. BARTLETT.
u 49, myl6
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PACIFIC COAST.
SPECIAL 10 Il EunEkA DAILY szSrrxEL- !
CALIFORNIA
Redmond Pleads Guilty.
SALE or suysa TO The GusERaxSST.
A Denoeras5e ConSercsce.


San FRANCISCO, Nzy Is.
Edward Redmond. the yoaBg man who
pleaded guilty to tbs charges Of attempting
to obtain money by false prefences. by
writing letters to persons in the East. a.
already described. was sentenced in the
Police Court to-day TO one year in the
Hoase Of Correction
The Nevada Bank sold 100, 900 ounces Of
fine silver TO the Government yesterday at
Si-l0I- The sale was made by telegraph,
and the silver viii be delivered to the Mint
in this city. The Bank Of California len
dered = small quantity At si-I04. bat the
offer WAS declined Al London quotations
nne silver was WORTH 81 f0.I- San Fran
cisco is therefore 3 better market tEsn
London.
Anumber Of prominent Democrats from
various parts of the State met at the Cos
mopolitxn Hotel 70 day, in conjunction
with the Executive Committee Of tue State
Central Committee. for the purpose Of Dis
cussing the propristy Of calling the whole
Committee together for conferences upsh
the question Of postp0ning the State Con-
vention. which has been called to nsest at
Sacramento on Nay n. Many entertained
the opinion that the party, now being in
the minority. coald best serve psrts inter
est to wait until all other parties shall have
made their nominations After some dis
eussion it was decided 10 cali . msetIng Of
the whole State Central Committee on
May Goth, with a view Of Po-tponing the
Convention until July .th. when rae new
Constitution begins - take effect.
AT the races of the California Blood
Horse Association yesterday Moilie Nc
Carly won the first race mile and & guar
ter dash. in ASA, the second bsst time on
record. The second race. mile and q bali
Experiment won in 1882. Third race. two
miles and = half. Cara d. RON in 4:3.,
the best time for the distance knaEn-
Fourth race, one and fve-esghshs miles,
Blossom won in 2:55. The last was a
hurdle race between Raven znl Maggie s.,
four fre-foot hurdles. miie and repeat. vas
won by Raven The first was . dead heat
In 1:55 second heat IN l544 third heat
in l.56- Old sporssmea say that it xas the
best days racing they ever saw
Double SaIcIde Near Narysyi;ie.
EVANSVILLE, May Is.
The wife and 6ve-y=sr old daughter Of
Martin SulzLerger. Of Suffer county. were
found this afternoon suspended by the
necks in an ont building on his ranch,
thrse miles north Of Yaba City. A zsys-
tery surrounds the affair. II is not knovn
whether it vas suicide or murder. II is
reported this evening that the husband
was arrested for threats made against the
wife.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16

I HAVE BEEN VISITED BY A NUMBER
L Of Coal Burners Of this District, threaten
ing my life for reducing the price Of coal to
such q low price that they can not make . liv-
ing by 1t. For their benefit, l will state that
other parties have reduced the price, but not
me. / am the coal burners friend.
JOHN TORRE.
Eureka, May IS, 1879. myl6-lt
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Notice Of Dissolution

THE COMPREHENSIVE HEknlSp under
existing between the unaers,sneSco 20 hss
the Arm name OF r. J. sCHNEipE"~
been dissolved by mutual consent; MnIIN.
vi s~cHNEIDEk.
an ,o-o myi5
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watch Lost.

nS MONDAY EVENING LAST. a The
~ WATCH. with ive-ounse es ,ssying tho
finder will be suitably rewarded y
watch at the bar OF the Jseksoh myll-lvf
Eureka, May ~, 1872.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16
DIED.

Eureka. May B-cArlo Ceress, s native Of Swift
zerlxnd, Canton Ticino, Commune Iii Sfgno-
n. aged Sc years; also = member Of Rescue
Hose Company. No. /.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
denee Of Msr.ino 1iiippIni, on Mob Hill, at 2
O'Clock P. NJ to-day Friends and aeqnaint
snees are invited 10 attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16
Double saieiae wear ary.risie.


Two CainaEnen fs Be Hanged In
Austia.
AUSTIN. MAY Is.
The jury in the cLigfse murder case,
after being out two hours. returned . yer-
dict Of guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree against both the prisoners. Sentence
will be pronounced on Monday next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16
Attention, Rescues!

Xyor ARE REQUESTED TO NEErAT TIKI
Hn~e House TopAY. 1t o1rl01k. sharp,
l. attend the fuzersl # Carlo Cere<s- A full
~xfteriz7cs IL requested
Ne-abzrs II ali ether Companies are respect
<ally invited 10 attend S
Paw Z Rally. President
TEos. ALI Sacret-ry-
Eur~ka- Nsx Is lssa- Eayis-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16
To Whom 1t May Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Ruby and Dunderberg Consolidated Min
Ing Company. a corporation organized under
the laws Of the State Of California;, are now the
owners Of. and In the possession Of all the
mines, mining claims. furnaces, etc, formerly
the property Of the Ruby Consolidated Mining
Company uimitedl Of London. and that the
said Ruby and Dunderberg Mining Company
assume all the indebtedness OF the Ruby Con-
soiidated Mining Company Of London now due
In the State Of Nevada.
B.. 8. BERNARD,
Resident and Managing Director.
Eureka, May IA, 1879. my13-iod
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FOR SALE

nyE No. 8 BUCK COOKING Stow. IN
" cinai1z pipe and 1xsareS viii g se.d AZ :
Dishes xnd = fGia SIT q Kitchen Utensils, ali
- good as new Fer psrtenisrs apply 10
Over punkel-s Store
Eureks, May IL. ls-a nylsn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16
Richmond Hose Company.

Wow ARE REQUESTED TO MEET AT THE
Hose House TO-DAY. ST Il o'clock. sharp,
T. sttens tie fns.rai ST Carlo Cxrcss- A fnil
Attendance is des red
o. NcDEREoTT. President.
NJ nov1ry6. seerefsry.
Eureka. Hay Il. 1873. myi%is
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Attention, Knickerbocker
Hose Company, No. 2.

VoU AEE REQUESTED TO MET AT THE
Courthouse TO-DAY. st l O'clock. sharp,
10 attend tie funeral Of C4ri0 Ceresa. A fall
xtteadsrse j. requested.
Owing h. the loss. by fire, Of q large portion
Of this ceTsp4ny's uniform. they will organize
in the procession In estizen's dress.
A.. c. BISHOP. President.
]. +. ANDERSON. Secretary.
Eureka. 1zF Is, is7a- ,ni6-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16
Contract TO Let.

A CONTRACT WILL BE LET TO SINK
AMI timber shaft. Al thinkers and ms
tersxis viii he furnished Sealed proposals
viii b received until Me1dsy Evening, May
lssh- For further particulars. Apply e
GEN- Y. RIISS.
supsrfntenien Water Company
Eureka May Is 1s7&- MFi1td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-16
MRS. EMELIE KOHLER,
FASHIONABLE DRESSmAkER B.

r ATE ARRIVAL FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
solicits the patronage and acquaintance
81 the ladies' Of Eureka. All work done IN the
latest style and most durable manner.
Eureka, May 8. 1879. my4-lm
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-19
What He MistOOk for a Dog.

A Young man who had recently ar
rived from the East was engaged at the
United States fish-hatching establish
ment on McCloud river. One day last
week he took q rowboat and pulled up
the river short distance, crossed to the
opposite side, and prepared to go ashore.
just as he was stepping out of the boat
the Young man looked UP on the bank
over his head, and saw what he thought
was large mastiff dog. Some OF
those Indians have stolen him." he
thought to himself, land | will take
him home with me-" Climbing the
trail with difficulty, he was soon face to
face with his mastiif. He whistled, and
snapped his thumb and fingers, coax
ingly, but instead of taking his advances
kindly, the animal uttered a low growl,
and oscillating his tail from side to side,
prepared to go for that young man.
The latter, now terribly alarmed, started
or his boat, tumbling headlong down
fhe hill, and just managed to get into his
tcraft and push it into the stream as an
immense specimen of the California lion
landed upon the shore. OF course, the
lion would not take to the water, so the
Young man was safe; but he says he
Shall be careful how he makes overtures
to strange dogs in strange country
after this. He was entirely unarmed at
the time, and after he got into his boat
heard the growls ofanother in the bush,
showing that evidently there was PAIR
ofthe " creatures. "-Portld'ad Oregonad'a.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-19
The Great Advance in Paper.

The paper makers seem to have be-
come crazy upon the subject of prices of
paper, and are rushing things in man
ner most remarkable. Within a period
of sixty days the prices of print and
book papers have advanced over fifty
per cent. Paper since September has
been put upon the combination price
list at an advance of forty per cent. per
pound. At Il meeting of the Chicago
division of the American Paper Makers
Association, held in Chicago recently,
the following prices to dealers were
fixed upon.
No. news cooper cent. woody Sc per pound
Extra news (all rag ........ l0c per pound
No. 2book (nachine fnished) lkc per pound
Sized and super-calendered book,
l2ic per pound
These are the manufacturers prices
until the next meeting of the associa-
tion, Mt which time another advance OF
from one and half to two and hal
cents per pound may be expected.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-19
ND POND VERMONT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
Christmas.

Christmas.
Christmas carols, merry rhymes,
Mingle with the festive chimes.
Hear the music rising, falling,
Holy memories recalling
OF our childhood's Christmas times.
Age torgets his years to tell,
Pipes old glees all love so well;
Manhood bends to childish pleasures,
Trolls out slaves of bhthesome measures,
Wakened by the seasons spell.
"Glory be to God on highr'
Sang the chorus of the sky
On that merry Christmas morning,
AT the welcome, glorious dawning
OF that star, the days bright eye.
Peace on earth-good-will to men !"
Echo sings the strain again.
Earth, antiphonal replying,
Shouts. with Hoo ven'e Ohorls ) ing,
" Halleluiah and amen :"
How the heavenly ether rang
While the enraptured seraphs' sang
Like the oceans waves it thundered-
Wide the poarly gates it sundered;
Joy-bells initiate the clang.
In commemoration we
Tune our sweetest minstrelsy,
At one common altar bending,
Whence our hymns OF praise ascending,
Prove our christian unity.
Carol carol Oh rejoice
With uplifted heart and voice
Make the festal day blessing,
By our gifts and deeds contessing
Christ our gift, OF all the choice.
Let our homes be scenes ofmirth.
Day no gladder davis on Garth;
Fill its every hour with gladness;
Drown in Joy all care and sadness,
Caroling Messiah's birth.
". J. H. Hogan.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-19
Two Pictures.

Miss Blanche Murray is a very proper
young lady. Last week she caught her
little brother smoking.
"You terrible thing" she hissed,
am going to tell father ON YOU"
"This is only corn-silk," murmured
the boy patiently.
L don't care what it is. ! am going
to tell on YOU, and see that you don't
get into that beastly horrid, degrading
habit; l wouldn't have anything to do
with smokers"
1t is evening. Miss Murray is sitting
on the front stoop with Algernon. 1t is
moonlight, and the redolent spirits of
the honeysuckle and syringa are watt
ing bliss to their already intoxicated
souls.
Would little bird object to my
smoking cigarette?"
"None at all" replied Miss Murray.
" | like cigarettes, they are so fragrant
and romantic. | think they are just too
delicious for anything"
"Then I'll light one"
p "Do, and blow some of the smoke in
my tace, it is so soothing and dreamily
Paradisic."
Then he lights cigarette, and they
talk about the weather for two hours
and half.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-19

Bells were first setu in churches as a
defense against thunder and lightning.
The first bell hung in England was in
945. Chimes were invented in Belgium
in 1887.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-19

The seasons entertainments have been noe.
ably free from annoyance by coughing. DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup does this. Price rs cents
n bottle,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29
SECOND STOCK JUST REED.
Grand Display Of Spring and
summer Dry Goods at A. JOr-
dan's--DOn9f Fail to see the
Seasons Novelties.

The public is more generous and re-
ciprocal than some cynical people are
willing to admit. A taorough-going
and public spirited merchant never fails
to win by catering to the taste of his
trade. People are not slow to find
out who are their best and truest
friends in commercial pursuits, and
there they do their buying. In the
purchase of his spring and summer
dry goods, clothing and gents fur
nishing goods, boots and shoes, for
male and female, hats, and ladies'
dress goods and trimmings, A. Jor-
dan, one of our heaviest, most enter
prising and liberal merchants, has
displayed excellent taste in the selec>
ton of his stock. He has spared
neither time nor money in securing
the very latest styles in the different
lines. The shelves in his house
are filled with the seasons novelties
and other attractions. Messrs Stone
and Mills and other statesmen are
ready at all times to serve the trade,
not only with the best goods in the
market, but with schedule Of prices,
the like of which staggers competition.
We cordially commend this wide
awake house to our readers, with as
surance that ripper bargains cannot be
obtained anywhere.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29
Il. Dewitt Talnlage.

That phenomenal preacher, Rev. I.
Dewitt Talmage, comes out Of his
long Church trial triumphant, and he
follows it up appropriately with an
other of his brilliant and powerful
books. 1t is called "7He Masgue
Torn OF" and embraces the series of
lectures and sermons against the Foes
of Society given the last six months,
embracing among other things his ex-
perience and observations in his walks
about New York last winter in the
haunts of vice and wickedness in COM
pany with Policemen and Elders of
his Church, and which created such II
marked sensation at the time. The
book is sold BY subscription and pre-
sents a chance to Agents to make
money. The Publishers, n. ID.
Thompson d. CO., st. Louis, Mo-, adj
vertise in another column.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29
A DESPERATE sQUELCnED.
The Gentleman from Skull
Bone Comes to Grief.

Dock Adams, a noted desperate
from ''Skull- Bone" raised Cain at a
baw ly-house in the corporate limits on
Sunday last. He was under the in
fuence of liquor, fred his pistol sever
al times and hailed persons passing
along the public high way. Officer
Lusk summoned q posse to arrest the
obstreperous Dock, but he escaped to
the business portion of town and was
there taken into custody. He refused
for a time to surrender. hut after vic.
lent threats. suceumbed to the powers
that were. On Monday he was brought
to trial before Esquire Jordan, charged
with drunkenness, disorderly conduct
and carrying concealed weapons. The
case Was submitted aisd the bail fixed
at FIVE hundred dollars, in default of
which, he was lodged in the county
Jail at Trenton to await the action of
the next term of the Circuit Court.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

1t having pleased God to take from
our midst our friend and brother,
Zachariah G. jackson, in whom we
all recognized an upright man and a
jealous Christian therefore be it
Resolved, 1. That in the dea,h OF
our friend and brother, Il. G.. Jack
son, our community has lost one of its
best citizens, his wife loving and af-
fectionate husband, his children a
devoted father, the Church an earn
est and Jealous member, and this
Court a brother whom all loved and
honored.
2. That We tender to the bereaved
family of the deceased assurances of
our deep sorrow at the loss of Brother
jackson.
8. That the Secretary of Court Mi
Ian, No. II, furnish to the widow of
Brother Jackson a copy of these reso-
lutions, and also a copy for publica-
ton to the MILAN EXCHANGE.
(W. NJ. MCCALL,
Com. ELI n. STONE,
p. G. LovELACE.