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AT meeting of the "Mechanies' Deba
ting Society of Holly spfings," held on
Wednesday evening, the I'd instant, the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were offer
ed and unanimously adopted


Whereas, |; has pleased Providence, in
his infinite wisdom. to- take from US a belo-
we'd member oil our Society, and one OF It's
brightest ornaments; and whereas. we deem
it a duty we owe to the memory of our de-
parted brother. to give some token of the
love and respect which we entertained to-
wards him while living, and our heartfelt
sorrow for his untlmely death therefore,


Resolred, That we do deeply and sincere
ly deplore the early aud unexpected death
of our promising and much beloved young
friend and associate, the late CASWELL
S. CURTIS.


ResoIced, That in his death, this Society
has lost one of It's most useful and influential
members, and the community at large no.
le-heerted, charitable, and pious citizen !;
who, during the last few days OF his illness,
though laboring under acute bodily pain,
murmured not against, but submitted 10 the
will of Providence, and at last died rejoicing
in the Christians hope.


ResoIced That in testimony of respect
for his memory, each member of this Society
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.


Resolred, That the newspapers in this
place be requested to publish these resolu-
tions