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FAYETTEVILLE. August ID, $40.


AT a meeting ofihe Washington Volun-
leers, held on Saturday, the l5th instant,
in the town of Fayetteville, Washington
county, Arkansas on motion of James p.
Neel, Captain $. d. Enyart was called 10
the chair, and John Grant appointed secre-
tary. Captain Enyari arose and briefly
explained the object Of the meeting; and on
motion, William l.. Menefec. JAS r. Neel.
James Shelton, William Woodruff. James
Petigrew, and John Thomas, were appoint
ed committee TO draft resolutions express
sive of the feelings of the meeting The
committee, after retiring for some minutes,
returned, and reported the following pre-
amble and resolutions


WHEREAS, The Washington county
Volunteers, who recently rendezronsed "a
Washington, Hempsiead county, the place
designated for the reception ofthe Mounted
Gun Men OF Arkansas. having on their ar
rival at that place, met with a most cordial
reception, and a hospitality unparalleled,
from the citizens oftbe town and neighbor-
hood during their stay in that vicinity :-
Therefore, be il


ReSolred, That the members Of this
Company unanimously join in expressing
our esteem and returning our thanks to the
citizens Of said place and vicinity, for the
respect shown us on our arrival at their
town, and for thei. hospitality towards D.
while we remained near that place


ReSolred, That Mcssrs. Rovston. Nor
rison. Cooke. Etter, Block, Williams, Cross,
Blcvins, Kinsworthy, Jeit, and Smith,
citizens OF Washington and vicinity, and
Field, OF Little Rock, be especially remem-
bcred, for their generosity and uncommon
zeal manifested for our welfare and success.


Resoired, That il is the earnest wish 81
this Company, that the ties Of friendship
which have been formed between The citi-
zens ofthe town Of Washington and vicinity
and ourselves, should never be severed;
but on the contrary, cherished with the
deepest respect, while there i among Us q
heart sufficiently warm TO appreciate, or q
mind sufficiently clear to conceive an act
Of generosity.


Resolred, That the foregoing resolution:
be published in the Washington Telegraph


The feelings Of the company being hac
on the above, Capt. Enyart and Lieut.
Neel were called on respectively for nd
dresses. to which call they responded in :
very appropriate and expressive manner
After which, several toasts were drank, b.
different members OF the Company ard
after a discussal of blue bucket full o
John Grants best. in extolling our friend
and forgetting our enemies--on motion, thu
meeting adjourned.


STEVEN b. ENYART, Chm'n.


JOHN GRANT, Secretary.