Reception of the Body of Capt. Kinder.
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SATURDAY, June 18th 1877.
In accordance with notice, the young men of Indi-
annapolis held meeting for the purpose of making
preparations for the reception of the body of Captain
KINDER.


The meeting organized motion Of r. L.
Walpoe, Esq, by calling ]. L. Morrison, Esq., to
the chair, and appointing Mr.. B. r. Sulgrove,
tnry The object Of the meeting being stated by the
chairman, A. j. Stevens, Esq, then offered the fol-
lowing, which adopted:
1.-The young men of Indianapolis, the friends and
acquaintances of the lamented Capt T. b. KINDER,
who fell so gaantly fighting for his country at the
renowned Buena Vista, learn that his remains are
now on the way to the home of his relations, and of
his boyhood; and desiring to express their deep feel
ngs of regret for his untimey DEATH their admifatlon
for his noble bearing the battle field, and their
sense OF his estimable worth citizens unani-
mously,


ReSolred, That the volunteers of Indana merit the
appreciation of the citizens of Indianapolis for their
generous resolve in bringing the reains of the late
Capt. /. B. KINDER to rest among his early friends
and relations.


sther, That-a committee Of three be
e suitable arrangements for the re-.


=, and that they report the order Of


ia the city papers"
engagements Stevens, Sulgrove
ton then proceeded to vote for


w. I'll. Hanna, Esq, ap-


The proceedings of the meeting be
papers; and motion the meeting


QHN r. MORRISON, President.


Secretary.


loF ARRANGEMENTS.


be formed at the Palmer House


pits of the city where the remains


fed to the Court House, at which


ke delivered.


r. GILLETT.


NINA, Esq


WM. CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, and


unburied for one or two


lace that the citizens may


bowing their respect for the


n by visiting the same.


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