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We last week published the proceedings of a meeting of the members of the bar of Greene county, on the receipt of inc intel. ligence of the honorable acquittaI of Judge Shortridge. The citizens, also,-as we learn from the Greene county papers-hed a meeting and adopted the following reso. utions. Judge Shortridge has been well known, from his boyhood, to most of the older citizens of Greene county, and it Will be exceedingly gratifying to his feelings. to know that the false charges brought against him did not cause his friends, for one mos ment, 10 doubt his honesty and integrity.

 We subjoin the resolutions adopted by the meeting of citizens:

 "l. Be it resolved by this meeting, (composed of the citizens of Greene county) that we have heard the resolutions of the members of the Bar of Greene county. in relation to the trial and acquittal of the Hon. Geo. D. Shortridge, and that we cordially unite in responding to theiI truth and justice.

 3. Be t further resolved, that we are sats- fled of the integrity and purity of Judge Short. ridge, and that this attempt to injure his fail fame meets with our indignation nd contempt 5. Be 1t further resolved, that it IS our wish