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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11
The Oyster and the Duck-Something of a
Fish Story.

EASh SGOEys
Corpus Christi Caller.
A rough-and-tumble combat between a wild
duck and an oyster occurred here the other day.
The duck was a large and full-grown one that
had recently come from the North to enjoy our
winter climate. 1t was one of the diving species,
which inhabit the bays till the spring, when they
return to the North. When the oyster feeds it
opens its shell wide till the full oyster is plainly
visible. A sight of such a morsel was too much
for the duck. He made a headlong plunge, in
sorting his bill between the oysters open she'll.
Like a flash, and with the power of a wise, the
shell closed on the ducks beak.
Then came the struggle for life. The oyster,
which was quite a large one, was dragged from
it's bed, with three smaller ones ~clinging to it,
the. cluster being heavy enough to keep the
ducks head under water. In this way the duck
drowned It's buoyancy was sufficient to float
with the oysters, and thus drifted near the dock.
where it was captured. When taken out of the
water the animal heat had not left the duck.
The oyster still chung to the ducks beak.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11
II is A Positive Lnxnru

To brush the teeth with SOZODONT, SO fra
grant and refreshing is 1t, and so pleasant Is the,
taste it leaves IN the mouth after the operation.
Then how gratifying is the effect, and how com
plaeent feels the beholder who views in the glass
a raw of ivories rendered spotless by this benign
and delightful toilet article. Only d few drops
ON the BRUSH, q rag or sponge is needed for am
ablution, and yeti is wondrously effective.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11
HOW Thex Rlnfred Her.


oUM5EFIHo JOuFHaI.
She was a book-agent She called in our of
fee. She was very pretty and sweet, and VIC
fell IN love on the spot. ..Sir, / am engaged@'
%, we are so sorry. When is it to bef' She
FLUSHED and modestly withdrew. She was new
to the business, and would probably have told as
what she was engaged in selling, only we had to
act in self-defense.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11
A Dream Of Summer.


Hove to think, when the winters gloom
Is in the wood, and the fields are bare,
How bright they were in the ummer' bloom,
With all the wealth Of its beauty there.
Then L close my eyes
To the murky skies,
And look away through their folded lids,
TIL the hills grow green,
And the wales between
are loud with the songs of the katydids.
Then clover blossoms can scarce uphold
Their heavy burdens of freighted bees,
And the sumbeams point with fingers of gold,
To mock the shadows below the trees.
Then the brown thrush sings,
AS he plumes his wings,
And shakes the dew from his specified breast,
Till the willows thrill
With his wild sweet trill
From root Of amber to silver crest.
Then the blue-eyed violets scarce look up
The winds hot kisses have grown SO bold
And the cowslip reaches her yellow cup,
TO catch the shower of sunlight gold.i
AND the WInOS come SWEEP
From the ripening wheat,
And toss the plumes of tie knightly corn,
And the golden shoon
OF the queenly June
Are wet with dews of the summer morn.
Then a sheen of beauty is on the plain;
The robin sings as it comes and goes,
Where the wild rose spatters a crimson stain
Among the white o6the elder blows.
And my soul is blest
In the sweet unrest
OF tuneful throat and Of wild, free wing,
Till / long to sleep
Where the MOSES creep,
And dream the music l cannot sing.
Alas! for the beauty of field and void
The tasseled corn and the harvest glow
Alas! for the cowslip's boarded gold;
The winds have squandered it long ago.
The thrush has flown,
And the willows moan,
And wiring their hands in the cruel blast;
The crimson rose
And the elder blows
Are wrapt in the same white shroud at last.
VI.
Still, at my window / sit and dream
That winters sorrowing sounds are all
But low sweet songs of the summer stream,
Or silvery laughs of the waterfall;
And the falling snow
Floats light and slow,
Like locust blossoms against the pane,
While memory weaves
OF the yellow sheaves
a wool in the warp of a golden plain.
GREENFIELD. Ind. Lee o. Harris.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11
odn

Mems odd cashmere vests, former price, 81,
81. %, 81. 80 and 81 Our broom brigade came
along and sweeps them out at so cents. Just
think of it-50 centsl Why buttons and trim
mings are worth more!
NoDEL CLOTHING Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11

4 ITtSUuIE VHIOHTCIC OICETWp
II dreamt," said Mr.. ,Jarphly, looking at the
man with the Cold Tea scheme very solemnly,
mr.. Goshorn, l dreamt / was an editorF'
s.Go 'wayin
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07
Death of Mrs. Martin.

The apprehc nsions expressed in
our last issue were but too fully re-
allied in regard to the estimable Ia
dy whose name heads this article
Scarce'y had our paper been read by
her friends in Bayou Sara and ST.
Francisvillc, when the Angel OF
death announced that summons
which all must, sooner or later obey.
and her soul left its earthly tene-
nent at 4 o'clock p. IN. on Friday
October both, tho 10th year Of her
existence.
Nine Francois Ivonne Martin, sis
ter of the late Pierre Lebrct, was
born at Pleurtuit, Department He
et-Nilaine, France, on the 18th day
Of November, 1909, and came to Bay
on Sara in 1897 residing codtinuous-
ly in this parish up to the time Of her
sad demise, 4 period embracing A.
years marked by humorous and
81 N times severe, vic.ssitudes.
OF a retiring disposition, her cir
Gle OF ac1uaintances was not extern
ded, yet those who knew her best
held her in high esteem for her ir-
reproachable conduct and simplicity
Of life.
Her remains were depositelin the
Catholic cemetery of ST Francis in
Pointe Coupee, whithec they we're
followed by number Of sorrowiny
relatives and friends. Requiem act
ernam.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

The ferry fiat, used in conjunction
with the steamer Harris Irvine, hav-
ing received q new deck and other
substantial repairs, Capt White is
prepared to receive attacks from all
lines, from infantry to cavalry, horse
foot or dragoons.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07
The New Homo
Sewing Machine the
BEST IN THE MARKET
IlNm Tne Scientilic Illlcs.

This sewing machine is the re-
snlt o; the long and varied nxpo romeo OF
ITS makers and for all gene. al exco!lcncIes
viii challenge comparison with any in
the market. Those who haze used the
New iinIae" for aLv length Of time unite
10 All lmIl- hat H. / bis Al. inherent
weakness time and exciting tests ot IuuJ
and aTuu0us usage nave not made them
apparent. For simplicity, durability, res
liability, speed, strength aud beauty com
bined We have never yet examined a sew
iug machine or any other piece OF mach all.
ism that IS wor,her of higher praise. 1t
is, when compared to any nachine, espec-
tally easy to operate or handle, " bile the
range OF work To which 1T is adapted is
practically unlimited. IL has Lecn the
subject of many improvements from time
10 time and now Possesses every feature OF
value that has come IN vogue i'll relation
to appliances of this class. No ing
machine in existence presents 50 attrac-
tive an appearance as the New Home and
for style, finish aud other unalities than
wonld serve to render ii desirable as an
article OF household furniture cannot fail
10 eitct the admiration of all who behold
II. II IS unQuCstionably the IightcSt run
ming machine in the market aud performs
its work in manner that il absolutely
above criticism, 1t is so strongly made as
to run long period without ueCessit at
We viii add that in its construction it
combines strength with but little weight
in marvellous degree. 1t has alway8
bcens the aim of the makers not to equal
their competitors bat 10 excel them, and
to accomplish this they have displayed
indefatigable energy and presidency and
through innunerabie experiments and
the application of the lessons of their
failures and experiences have gradually
brought their pcoducts to q condition or
excellence bordering close upon nerfec-
machine h.nt al
CIVILIZED portions of The world and in
many markets, IL preferred to all other
makes and the demand existing for it is
increasing each year to such 40 extent as
to force the company TO constantly enlarge
their facilities,
For further particulars apply to
.A>NuIIer.
FREYHAS'S UPPER STORE.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07
CLERKS NOTICE.

The State of Lonisiana-Parish of West
t'eIiciaua-Clerk's Office.
NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel
~ Witks, ADM nistrator of the Success
sion of Mrs, Louisa L. Knox, deceased
has fled his fiual account of said successi.
on. And unless legal opposition Ue made
thereto within ten days the same will be
homoloSated according to law.
l.. w, BRANDON Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

A full assortment of black and
colorcd cashmere can be found at
Picard 81 Wells, at prices to suit
from the lowest quality to the best.
Call and examine them before pur-
chasing Picard & We'll.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

The government river gauge for
Bayou Sara is now in course Of con-
struction, MIR. James Marshall having
tho work in hand. The gauge will
be located near the W. F. r. r. De
pot and Mr.. II. A. Binning will have
charge of itin the capacity OF observ-
er and reporter.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

At this writing, "Wednesday, we
are panied to hear Of the very severe
illness of Mr.. Eugene Tircuit, at his
home at New Texas Landing. We
hope for him an entire and speedy
recovery.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

The work on the addition to the
jail was delayed by the non-arrivai of
lumber, but having received it by
tho Choteau Tuesday, Mr.. Gastrel is
pushing the job in a satisfactory
manner
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

It is acknowledged rs a fact be-
yond dispute that Picard IL We'll
keep the best assorted stock of ladies'
and misses shoes in this section and
are Offering them at lowest cash
yalue.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

SO great is the rush Of III 'hoecy
staple toward the Crescent City that
the Natchez and White carry the
Loathers and Pargoud, respectively,
with Thorn as tenders. All of them
return loaded.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07
TO THE PUBLIC.
BATON ROUGE, La, /!

BAloN hoItE, IA, lTtD, 1000.
Having been commissioned by the va
rious stauuch and areliable Insurance
Companis represented by the late Mr.. Clay
Courier, solo surviving partner of the
firm of Courier y McNair to carry on
\ GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS,
the U&}crsiEred.tako pleasure in inform-
ing their friends andsthe public genera
~, that they have formed q co-partner
slip to .counduct the business, in and for
tho city of Baton Rouge and surrounding
parishes, to begin aud date from Novem-
Der LIST, 1895.
by = strict andsfaithfuf attention to
their duty, they earnestly hope and con.
ideutiy expect TO receive iiberaIgtshare
of public patronage.
What the faoe iamented Gonrrier g.
McNair has been i'll the past the new firm
of Lambert Il Landry hope to be iu tho
future.
S. LAMBRT,
(LATE OF CLINTON LAY
WALDEMAR LANDRY,
(LATE CLERK FOR COURIER & MCNAIRl
Sewing Machine attachments and
pure sperm oil at AIaguire's drug
store.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

Vest Feliciana Medical Society.
This association held its regular
monthly moouug last Wednesday
and transacted the regular routine
Business. Hereafter the sessions will
lie hold quarterly. The ..c5t Tues
day in January, April, and October.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

You can ask for nothing that J.
Freyhan Il Co. have not; and beti e1
still it is Of the best quality and can
be had at the lowest prices.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

Smiths Bile Beans restore the appetite
prevent bIiliousncss and dyspepsia
strengthen The system aud purify the
blood. One bean is a dose. There are
twenty doses in a bottle. Sold By drug
= ists at - cents per bottle.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

Groceries OF all kinds and Of best
quality on hand Gad for sale cheaper
than the cheapest at j. Freyhan 4
Cos.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

Grand display of ladies cloaks and
shawls this week at Picard Il Wells
be sure and come and see them.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

Fresh Oysters at Friends foot of
the hill Special accommodations
for Oyster parties.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

Perique cigars cigarettes and
fine cut smoking tobacco, made from
the genuine grand point Perique.
Can be found at Mumford's drug
store
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

For fruit OF the loom and Ionsdalc
blenchcd cotton, go to Picard &;
We'll who are Offering ii lower than
the lowest
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

DR.. r. ". Beers Of Angola was in
town this week attending the regular
session OF our Parish Medical Socie-
tV
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07
Feliciana Sentinel.
Saturday, November 7; 1885
ioCATTSNNS.

Styles, dL fNlSN - -.
New sugar, II cents, at Gabrlcl's.
Tomb's store = &C place for bar
gains.
The horse Jane - the fastest horse
in the Parish
STANDARD prints, cts, at Gabri-
els.
Cheap lamps and Lamp goods at Num-
foids drag store.
Last Sunday was All Saints day.
Monday was tho commemorative of
All Souls
IT you miss the grand opening at
Picard x Wells Nov. 9th, you will
regret it.
The cheapest is the best. J. Frey
han Il Co. keep the best OF every
thing.
A heavy shower Saturday night
favored us by laying the insp Herab,e
dust
Geo. Tomb keeps the choicest
groceries
Fresh turnip and garden seeds at
haguire's drug store.
The steamer Chas. = Chouteau
passed down Saturday with over
1000 bales cotton.
Just received at Picard & Wells
ladies' belts ia black, navy blue and
garnet
Go and see the extraordinary dis
play OF new goods at J. Freyhan &
Co.'S
One hundred dollars is offered
that the trotting horse Comet can
beat the black trotter Converse"
now in this parish.
Geo. Tomb sells his goods low
down for cash.
A complete line OF hosiery from
the finest to the conmonest, at Cab
rieFs-
Cotton continued to como in at a
lively rate during the week All the
local packets got good starters at this
point.
Just received. rod wethersfield and
white silver skin onion sets ut Mum
fords drug store.
Gro TO Gabricl's and get the worth
OF your money
All the Vicksburg packets coal at
Bayou Sara on the up trip. The big
Jim" White takes six hundred boxes
every time.
Coffee, good quality, 10 cents, at
Gabriel's.
Kid gloves III all colprs and sizes
can be found at Picard 4 Wells.
On her last trip up the Loathers pass-
OF Bayou Sara at a, N. and Ma. c Ioz
at 4 ?. n. As the SENTINEL prcdic-
ted she IS the fastest sternwheeler
ahoat.
Crockery, glass and lin ware, q
specially, at Gabriel's,
A new lot of fall clothing Tor sale
at j. Freyhan Il Cos cLeap.
Geo. Tomb's store is the best place
to go 10 for all lies of goods
and be sells very CLIP
Mrs. j. Z. Aust, rs received u
handsome lot Of Be- Zopnors. Call
and examine the stock.
Mass will be celebrated hy Father
Chas, Clark, ia the Church OF St
Mary OF Mount Carmel. ST Francis
vile, on Sunday II inst at II a. n.
Deyotions at p. IN.
Ladies hand satchels, hos. quail
~ Scots, at GabTIors
II good goods low prices and at
tcntive clerks are are an iRducement
to draw trade Picard IL Wells is the
place to do your buying.
AS an evidence of the great guam
tity Of Cotton pouring into the New
Orleans market. We note the White
carried in the equivalent OF 5J55
bales, whi!o hoy consort, the Pargond
had a cargo eaqual to 5TI54 bales, a
part Of it being 1922 sacks seed
II you are IN search i first class
New Orleans handmade shoe go to
Picard Il Vol who have this line OF
goods and have built quite rcputa-
ton on them.
Just received at Mrs. Austcns' a
full line Of stylish and fashionable
hats, plumes, beaded laces, etc. etc.
We noticed Mr.. Thos Raynham
anrrnyinor 4hn court hnr1sn ai3oxunlks
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1885-11-07

Sewing Machine attachments and
pure sperm oil at Maguire's drug
store.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-11
Franklin Notes.
MEANWHILE, Nav %. 1888

vi MEANWHILE, MAY ~, 1888.
Marriage bells chincd merrily here
last night. Our tol"rahIe good looking
Young friend, Thos. ii. Webb, and the
charming Miss Della Adams, were marri-
ed by the Rev. V. ID. skipper at the resi-
dcnce of the brides parents. Every
thing passed OFT delightfully."-. The com
pany was large and pleasant, the supper
was triumph Of culinary skill, and the
table arranged with artistic taste The
company was large and all seemed bent
on enjoying the occasion and making it
pleasant for all. After supper the young
people repaired to the ball room where
our sable friend (Steyc) sat in his glory
and discOursed sweet music to the merry
dancers, until the "wee small hours agant
the twal" had passed and Aurora, the
goddess of the morn, had "opened the
dawn with rosy fingers" according to the
old poets. Many thanks to our excellent
Circuit Clerk and his estlmable lady for
the entertainment furnished by them.
The locustS are here. at the rate of
ahout $4,000 to the square acre, and
they sing some, they all sing the same
tune without variations. Any g-nius
who will invent few variations 10 their
tune and get them adopted by the leaders
will be entitled to the lasting gratitude
of the people. and II gold medal !
have heard some people express fear lest
the locusts would poison the fruit or in
some way damage it. | think this fear is
| groundless. The only sign teft by them
! is the holes perforated in twigs and small
/ limbs of the trees where they deposit
/ their eggs. They eat nothing, deposit
nothing hut their eggs. They come at
/ long invervals, and sing out their brief
day and die and are seen no more for a de-
cade.
| The spring here is backward, and peo-
pie many of them were backward in
! planting, bnt the present outlook is fav-
CRADLE for an average crop. People are
! generally we'll up with their work. The
cotton is late, and some complaint of the
! plant dying, but not more | think than is
usual, and as vet have heard no com
plant of grassy crops. Corn is doing
we'll, and with favorable seasons from
now on until the crop is made, It will be
above an average. The only draw back
is there is not enough planted. Oats are
fine and will soon he ready to harvest.
Dor.
The above should have appeared last
week, but was unavOdably crowded out.
Ed. LEADER.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-11

Mai. j NJ. Dohrrty, swamp Land
Commissioner, announces that Tor
the next sixty days the swamp lands
OF the State of Mississippi will br
offered for sale ut Sl.O0 per acre. e.
grcgrte amount being 100000 acres,
situated in the counties of Hancock,
Harrison, Jackson, Greene, Perry,
Marion. Lawrence, Covington, Jones,
Jasper. Smith. Wayne, Simpson, Go,
piah, Lincoln, Pike, Amitc, WIlkin-
son, Adams, Franklin, Claiborne,
Warren. Madison, Lcake. Attaia,
Neshoba, Winston. Sharkey, IaZOo
and lsSequena. Lists showing the
area of each county will be furaiSh
ed the county clerks shortly. Lists
will also be furnished from tie Of
flee in Jackson ON application.
The above lands we're the occasion
for Gov. Lowry's visit to Washing
ton City some time since. The Gov
eminent has just issued the State
patents to them, and there are more
that will be shortly conveyed. Some
are valuable and will make vcly de.
sirablr hoinestcads. JdckSOH Statt
Ledger.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Ex President Arthur has resumed
the practice of law.
President Cleveland receives re
callers on Sunday.
Vice President Hendricks address.
ed the Yale College graduates this
year.
Hon. II. d. Money and Senator
George have our thanks for valuable
public documents.
The unparalleled wonder of the
age is 4 proposed underground rail
way in New York.
The Herald speaks in very com,
plimentary terms OF Rev. J. H. Gam
hrell's speech at Liberty
The Pine Grove farmers Clu6 OF
Amite county endorses Capt Put
Dardeu for Governor
The Globe Democrat says the
only bill so tar disposed of by the
Illinois Legislature is Bill Morri
son"
There is yet an sppointec Of JEFF
tersou Davis III the War Office, and
his Democracy has never been qucs-
toned.
Con- Mosby. present Minister to
China, has refused a commission OF
high rank and cmoumcnt in the
Chinese Array.
President John Scott, Of the Gin.
cinnati, New Orleans 81 Texas P.sci.
fic road, has resigned, and been sue.
ccc'led by + S Bond.
The registration books were re-
Gently stolen in Louisiana parish
to prev ent the Prohib:tioni,ts from
carving the election tor local op-
ton.
Rev. j. :. West. Of " nodvilip, will
preach the commencement sermon
anil Rev. f. II. Moungcr will deliver
inc annual address at Port Gibson
Female College.
Mr. Carl Sehurz has written a
pamphlet upon the New South"
clnhod wing tie Results oi bis obser-
NatlHns during his late journey
through the South.
The "Mugwump" wss mighty
clever fellow until he began to have
something TO say about how the
President he helped to elect should
make appointments.
Senator Sherman says Of his can
ddacy fer Governor of Ohio Il
have concluded to allow nv name
TO be canvassed with the rest, aud
10 accept if elected.
Judge Ieaac Maynard, of New
York, has been appointed Second
Comptroller of the Treasury. He is
Proaibitiouist, and was not au ap
plicaut for the position.
K. NJ. I. Hunter, before the war
i central figure in American politics,
has recently been appointed collec
Tor OF customs at the little port OF
Rappahannock. Va, which ouly pays
$500 a year. he is now rs years of
age and very poor man. He was
f's Willie Confederate Secretary Of
5 ate.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-06-11
Democrst1c-Conservative State
Convention.
Rooms STATE TX. COM DEMOCRATIC }
CONSERVATIVE PARTY,

Rooms STATE TX. Con-. DEMOCRATIC
CONSERVATIVE PARrY,
JACKSON, NIss., April ~, 1'}55.
Ala meeting o: the Executive
Committee held this day, it was, on
motion
ReSOlred, That n Convention OF
the Democratic Conservative Party
of the State of Mississippi I've heId
at the Capital, in the City of Jack
son. on Wednesday, August l9th.
1885, at II o'clock NJ, for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidates for
thc Offices OF Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary of State, state
Treasurer, Auditor of Public Ac.
counts, Acknowledgement, and State
Superintendent Of Public Education
and for the transaction OF such bust.
ness as NAV be deemed proper.
Resolred, That each County in
the State is entitled To double The
number of votes in said Convention
to which it is entitled in the low
cr branch of the Legislature, unless
otherwise determined by the Con
ventiOn.
ReSOlUcd, That the State EXecu
tive Committee recommend thor
ough reorganization of the Clubs o
the Democratic Conservaliveparty IL
the different counties of the State.
RaSOIred. That the newspapers o
/ the State favorable To the purpose
herein set forth, he requested to pub
lish these resolutions.
OLIVER Chiffon, Chr'm.
u. L. Porter. Scc'y.