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Resolued,. That his being thus cut down in the
strength Of his manhood, with his budding pros
poets full before him, teaches US the sad but in
structve lesson, that in the midst Of life are in
death.


Resolved, That in testimony of our sincere re-
gard for his high moral bearing, the members of
the Bar Of Crnwford County, and officers of this
Court, will wear the usual badge of f-mourning for
thirty days.


Resolved, That the Honorable Circuit Court of
Crawford County be requested to put upon their
records the foregoing resolutions, and that VIM. c..
Scott, ESQ.,, be requested to present them to the
Court at its special term.


Resolped, That copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded on by J. NJ. Tobbetts, Esq. to the rela-
tives of the deceased


Resolved, That the newspapers of this State,
and in Louisville, KY, be requested to publish the
foregoing resolutions.


On nution, lessee Turner, William c. Scott,
John Mckinney, Nicholas A. Pryor, Alexander
tee who retired short time and reported the fol.
lowing order for the


FUNERAL PROCESSION.


The citizens of the town and vicinity present
will assemble at the late office of the deceased,
and march in procession to the church, and
thence to the public graveyard in tho following
order:


First--The Rev. Mr.. Scull, preceding the bier.


Second-The pail bearers.


Third-The Judiciary present.


Fourth-The members of the Bar and officers
of the courts.


Fifih-The members Of the Crawford county
Temperance Society--of which the deceased was
a member.


Sirth-Strangers present, and citizens general.
ly.


Business houses are requested TO be closed du.
ring the funeral.
= The procession formed as directed, and divine
service was performed by the Rev. William Scull.
| After which the deceased was inferred with
due solemnity.


Requiescat in pace.
r. C. S. BROWN, Chairman
T. NJ TEBgErrs Secresoru