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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
WOur IfIng is rherc!,,

We clip the following from the Cleveland Daily
Herald Of MONDAY. 1t will be that gallant
company appreciate The gift:
T.. +. Smith, Esq, of PcirysLurg, arrived in
Camp Taylor, Saturday afternoon ilc ilh inst jtld
brought with him beautiful silk flag which was
delivered by him to the Fort Mcigs Rifles MS pres
cnt from the ladies of Perry sburg 10 the company.
The ilag is a beautiful one, bearing the motto Of
Commodore Perry, Don't give up the ship in gold
letters. On the lag are Two assuls, which were on
flag borne at the battle of Bunker llill. These
tasscls given to the ladies who presented the
flag by Mrs. Roach. whose grandfather carried the
flag at the battle of Bunker Hill. The flag was re-
cciycd by the company with great demonstrations
Of joy, and a soldiers pledge never to allow it to
trail before an enemy. Mr. Smith was then COM
miSsoncd by the company To return their thanks to
the fair donors and protect them until the return of
the company. This company numbSis 81 gooh and
true men. and We shall expect good account of
them when they arrive in the enemy : country"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
HOW THEY'LL. .inif.

The call for the Virginia convention
contained the proviso that, in case an or
dinance Of secession should be adopted, it
should be submitted to The people for rat
i6cntion or rejection. TIE scoundrcls
who precipitated that State are fully equal
TO any emergency to force a successful
issue Of their diabolical schemes. BY or.
der Of the convention, the whole military
force of the State, aided by troops from
other seeediug States, are to be sta'i)ncd
at three or four 7dfrtREt4ent points and cv-
cry citizen of the State fs-fegnlred TO go
& one or other of these cncampmtSts TO
cast his vote, thus casting himself upon
the tender mtrcies of n band of ruflian
soldiery, and exercising that inestimable
rpfiyilege Of ffeemen-voting at the point
OF the bayonet. Can villainy descend to
lower depth?
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
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Gnrnrnnrx In Council.

On Friday evening the following gentle
men arrived in Cleveland, as IS supposed
6r consultation: Gov. DenniSon Of Ohio;
Gov. Curtin Of Pa Gov. Morton Of Of
Indiana Gov. Blair of Michigan: Gov.
Randall Of Wsco lsin Ex. Gov. Koern, r
Of III Major General Mcolcland Ohio
Volunteers Col. n II Swayne Of Cofum.
bus.
The 'bj CT Of this gathering was for
consultation in regard to he posture OF
our uional affairs. What the result q
their couusels was, we do not X ow,
hut five may Judge by the public ex
pressions of sen iment by some Of the
gentlemen colcernd, their deliberations
were marked by an EARNEST desire for the
most resolute and vigorous prosecution Of
tie war against the rebels.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND
Il OILS

\. J, GARpNER Co. Druggists.
Gilead Wood Co, Ohio.
Have received a large stock direct from New
York, consisting in part of PAINTS Of all cooIs,
LiNsBEp, rANNFIs, MAcnINR and COAL Olrs, Fur
NIrrRG CoioiI, DENAR, and JAPAN NAINlsH
iNNr, NARNIsH, SASH, WHITEwAsr, ScRuBBlNG
and LAMP BEuSHeS
nrs SrurFs, like Jacob coat Of many colors.
GLASS of all SiScs, PuTrS, SAND and EMERY
PAPER. TVRrHNTINg. ALConol CASroR and Swyrr
oiLs, English CWqNntS, prua5s, Tamarnis. and
kalSens, Spice. Pepper Cinnamon bv the 10. ornot,
Singer Cloves, Ground aud Extract of Coffee,
Nhocolcte and Cocoa. Starch hy the TO- or box
hne assortment Of PgRFUNERY Scars and
hayorhlg extracts.
~ large assortment of PURR MEDICINES and
NhEMlcAts and Tildens celebrated Medicines for
Physicians use.
We ore selling fine article Of CoAL On, free
nom smoke or smell, ~ 75c per gallon.
lamp iiNm five shillings Ia two dollars.
We believe IA the principles of POVLAR Sow
khl"Nff ana lAN AS NoU 90, aud shall hold our
STOCK strictly for CASH or RgApY PAY, and will
laSs all kints OF Grain and Produce ia exchange.
iMkNr MEplcINEs or EVERY EINp.
Glleod, May ., lSii-tf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
siding with The Enemy.

The following is list of the bogus
democratic papers in Ohio, which op-
pose the war TO maintain the government
and the honor of the American flag, and
favor II dissolution of the Union:
Gazette aud Citizen, NJ ST. Clairsvillc.
Cushocton Democrat at CcshuCtun.
Natchman, AZ CrClcvillc.
Guernsey Jctitrsonian, at Cambridge.
Ohio Eagle, at Lancaster
Democrat at Canton.
Dayton Empire, at Dayton.
The last named is the organ of c. L.
Nallandi ham, who immortaized himself
in Congress, last winter, by a proposition
to divide the United States into lour Cor
federacies.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
border state convention.

On Saturday last Kentucky elected her
delegates to the Border State Convention
and, although the secessonists withdrew
their ticket from the contest, the Union
men turned out in full force which will
perhaps have good effect upon the leg
islature which met on Monday. A pow
erful outside Union influence will be made
to bear at Frankfort, and if the rebel sym
pathizers suppose they can plunge the
State into disunion, as tn, y did in Virgin
Ia, as they are trying to do in Tennessee,
and as they expect to do in Missouri. by
means of secret sessions, it is our impress
sion n mistake viii be discovered before
many days. The Union sentiment is rap
IDLY gaining ground in Kentucky and the
loyal citizens are daily becoming more de-
termined and outspoken.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
Gen. ScOtt,s pToyemeD,s.

Gen. Scott has moved his headquarters
from Washington to Philadelphia. This
indicates that the Capital is no longer in
danger, and that the brave old clieftain
is preparing for the opening of vigorous
campaign in other quarters, The mill
tary skill of jeff. Davis will undoubtedly
soon be put to severe trial, at The great
battle to be fought in Virginia. Gen,
Scott has no acknowledged equal in the
United States, and if his antagonist is not
overwhelmed at the first round, it will be
because the "bird hath flown"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
DlTcH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day Of
june next, at the house OF Nelson Wolcott in Mont
gomcry Township, will let to the lowest bidder
IN separate sections, the making of drain known as
dram No. commencing between sections No. 10
and III, in Montgomery Township, at or near the
land owned by Furnish thence running north
within the bounds OF the road in Montgomery Town
ship, also between sections 81 aud IS in Freedom
Township TO the Rollcrvillc and Portage +. 4.
Road thence nOlth-werterly within the bounds ot
the same, to empty into the "liig Run" near the
nolth-ea corner Of section 33 in Freedom Town
ship whcrcat to terminate.
The work comprises drains No. being that
part which lies north Of the county road running
east and west through the northeast quarter of sec
hon 10 Montgomery Township; No 9 constitutes all
OF that part which hes south of said road division
80. consists of a. sections of 20 rods each, and
the width Of the bottom of the first - 10 be feet
the following Of feet and the remainder feet
piSisoln No. comprises s sections of Is rods and
10 Inks each, with bottom of = feet in width ;
bank slopes feet base 10 vertical the cuttings
to be made in accordance with the profile aud plat
OF the Engineer.
The work 10 be completed to the acceptance of the
County Commissioners by the LIST day of October,
1891. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ
ADDISON SMITH, Arditor,
Auditors Office Wood county, Ohio.
Ierrysburg, April Esd, 1851 lw5SS 73.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
Patriotism OF New Work..

JAS s. Wadsworth, of New York, has
arrived at Washington from Annapo'i is, at
which place he has bis steamer loaded
with provisions, which left New York Ciy
on his own account, with but eight hours
notice. Evarts, Vanderpool & Edwards,
of New York, have seventy thou, and
additional volunteers, and one hundred
millions of dollars to be used in keeping
open the highway between New York city
and Washington, as already announced
in the New York journals. Col. Mans
field, late Inspector General of the army,
is ordered to Washington in place of Col.
Smith, transferred to New York. This
official order is also publicly made A
U. S. armory is TO be located at Rock Is
land, ILL.,, similar to the one at uarper's
Ferry.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
Hon. WIN. NJ. seward

In his letter of instructions TO Mr..
Dayton, indicates that the Cabinet has
from the Gr3t been unit in favor of main
tanning the authority of The Government
at all h'zuds and throughout its domain
The representation to the contrary, as
W Il as Of the Administration having held
ou' any cncourag ment TO the G, nrcder-
ate Commissioners, are inventions of the
rebels and constitute part Of the game
of Secession.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
OniCk NnIlI.

Gen. Scott dispatched TO Gen. Butler
at Annapolis, On Saturday, giving him
three days to take possession of the
Relay House, nine miles from Baltimore.
Gen. Butler responded that he would
have religious services there on Sunday
and he was true to his word. This is
done to cooperate with the Pennsylvania
troops advancing on the other side. Il
also puts the government in possession o.
the telegraph to Harper's Ferry.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09

Ohio has voted three millions of dol
lars for war purposes.
The Governor Of Massachusetts, is
prepared TO arm six thousand troops with
saber bayonet lihes.
Maj. Patrick, U S Army, has been
appointed by the Governor, Adjutant
General Of New York.
Up TO the 10 h ult., not half he con-
fedcrate loan had been taxi n, and it prob
ably yet goes begging
Hon. John Sherman has been ap-
pointed Aid to Major General Patterson,
of Pennsylvania.
All over the country the womeu are
engaged in making clothing for the sol
dicrs.
Carl Schurz has gone 10 Washing
ton, it is said, TO take command of the
German regiment from Minnesota.
Farmers should be very liberal to the
volunteers, and furnish them with bread
and meat in abundance.
"A regiment of four hundred men
are reported to be on their way from Ken
tucky to Richmond, Va, to assist the re
bells.
Ten thousand blankets and foul
hundred ball cartridges arrived at Colum-
bus last week, They came from Water
town, Massachu ;etts.
The number composing company is
not limited, provided it is not less thar
rs, nor so numerous as to be unmanag:-
able, Companies Of ll5 have been mus.
tered into service.
Cannon are being cast at Evansville
for the defense of that city from an inva
ding foe. They are to be of wrought iron
rilled cannon of six FOUNDER calibre, will
bands around them, so that it will be al
most impossible to burst them.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
IIAc DrnG mf GhnNirSfon

A soldier who escaped flon Charleston
--'rrviu served during the fight at Font
Mouluie confirms The r'port that nearly
every shot from Fort Sumter killed some
boly : about four hundred were killed at
Nouluie, one hundred and ify at Morris
Island, and forty at Sullvan's Island.
The first shot at Moulre killed thirty. 1t
is thought that near one thousand Of the
rebels were killed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18TH dav Of
June next, at the House of 4. k"cfer, in Perry
township, will let to the lowest bidder, in scpa-
rate sections, the making of the drain known rs
dram No. 20, commencing about 10 rods south of
the west quarter part Of section l6 in Perry Town
snip; thence south to the "Swalc Run" near the
line between sections 20 and 2l of said Township
thence down the channel of said Run to the west
line of section "a of said Township whcrcat to
terminate. The work comprises G3 sections of 20
rods each, the width of the bottom to be AS follows
from c nlmcnc mcnt to section H. 4 feet, from II to
lHlnclusire . feet, from 20 to i2 inclusive i feet
from ~ TO 5l inclusive, feet and from 81 to ter
mnaton 10 feet the banks to have Il slope of !.
feet to | in depth; the cutting varies from 10 to
~ feet,
The whole to be completed by the lst day of
ucloocr, 1901, to the acceptance Of the County
Commissioners and in accordance with the proil,
and plat OF the Engineer in charge of said work.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
ADDISON SMlTII, Auditor
AUDITORS Ofcc, Wood county, OHIO
PeITysburg, April 22d, lS6I--lwjSG rs.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
T'nr rIIockn,Iiug Corre.

The block ding force under Captain
Striugh ,m will consist Of a least fifty war
vessels, ascomp Inied by suili lent steam
tran sports f,r the accommoda ion of a
land force 10000 strong. THUS it vii
prove sufficient to make an flici,nt block
ade of any let On the Southern coast in
to which any vessel drawing Blk feet might
Otherwise enter.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
J1TCH LETTING.

nITCH LETTING.
- Notice is hereby given that ON the 18th
day of June next, at the house of John H. Ford,
in Perry Township, will let to the lowest bidder
in separate sections, the making of drain No. ~,
commencing about go rods west of the south
post OF section IL, town 3 north, range IL east
tn nee northerly and north-cascrly to n point near
the center of the southeast quarter of section in
said Township. The sections are 30 rods each in
length the bottom to be feet and slopes l. rise to
| base; the earth to be thrown 3 feet beyond the
slopes.
The whole to he completed by the 1st of October
next, to the acceptance Of the County Commissions
crS. ADDISON SMITH tuditnr
Aulitor'S Office, Wood county, Ohio.
Pcrrysburg, May ID lSGl-iwj$4 So
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
NEaiur Anderson.

Has arrived in Washington, ard rcro-t-
ed him eli to the War Department. 1t
Is stated that he will take commend OF
the two kentucky regiments which have
been acc,p pied by the President 1t is
ii, ught that he will be allowed the plivi-
lcge of making good his New York
declaration, and rc-plant the flag on Fort
Sumter in its old location.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
shInpIasters ANA RnIn-

All the leading towns and cities of cas-
tern Virginia have voted to issue shin.
plasters, running as low as fifty cents.
Having little or no specie,their banks are
broken and worthless, and the Richmond
end OF the State is already going to rum
at railroad speed. Negroes are not salea,
Die at any price, and worse than all, the
State has debt Of fifty millions hanging
over It. and its bonds are not worth fifteen
cents on the dollar.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
Arms SiliI Coming.

A large amount Of arms and muni-
tons Of war were received at Columbus
last week, aud Iii onal supplies are in
transit for that place from the East. This
will be grrfing news to tie people Of
Ohio. There are men, in abundance,
ready 10 take the field Soon there will
be II corresponding supply Of arms.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
IsulIy CorS,oIt.

Col. Colt, Of Hartford, has offered his
services TO the Governor Of Connecticut
10 raise Regiment, and has agreed to
arm the men with breach loading rifles at
his own expense These arms, which
are of the latest improvement, would sell
in the market for fifty thousand dollars.
The Regiment is b. ing rapidly raised.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
More ,rroous wanted.

The President has issued call for
seventy thousand additional troops for
three years unless sooner discharged.
Eighteen Thousand Of this number are for
the sea service one regimentof Cavalry,
one regiment of Artillery, and the re-
maindcr will consist Of Infantry.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
Kentucky's Position.

The Governor of Kentucky peremp'o.
rily refuses TO honor the requisi'ion Of
The President Of the United States, and,
while he ju tifes the cause of secession,
he says the position he intends TO occupy
is strictly neutral. Mea' time he has ef-
fecled n loan of five hundred thousand
doll,rs for aiming the 9 ate. Once Or
ganiz d up On a war basis, the neutrality
p, op will be kicked out and the State fall
into the embrace OF rebellion and seces.
sion. Such is the line of policy marked
out FOR Kentucky, as evidenced by the ac-
ton of her Chief Executive. In view OF
this fact, what is the duty Of Ohio ? In
our opinion it is the very reverse Of the
sentiment contained in Gov. Dennison's S
letter to the Kentucky gentry at Cincin
natl. In this warfare OH the general gov
ernment there can be no neutral grounds
we must be for OF against it--and the
least Ohio can do is to cut off all supplies
to all States where the Stars and Stripes
are not honored.
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TlIunsDAY. tIAY o. 1861
Tne work ComnIenoing,


The twenty days grace allowed by the
President for The dispersion Of the rebels
has now expired, and already the FEEDER.
al troops are beginning to occupy impor-
tant points in Maryland and Virginia, =
The Union men of Western Virginia are
battling manfuily for the right, aud they
will be assisted, II nee ssary, by Fed ra'
troops. 1t is expected ba' ptraion'
will be commenced at Fort Pickpns i'm
mediately, and that all pprts from ih,
Chesapc AXE TO the mouth Of the Mi isis
sippi be blockaded. II is reported tha'
Gen. Pillow will make m attack on Ca
ro, in which case we may soon expect o
hear of the death of traitor. Altogeh
er, this will undoubtedly be an important
week in the annals Of history.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
CT TICE.

To John Hamilton. Elizabeth Stone, 8. r. Stone
James Otis. John NJ. Pomeroy, Jacob Z. Fox, David
NJ. Fairchild, William Rose, Ira Corwin, Rosanna
A. Smith, Isaac Hartcr, Joseph EOOp, Dominick
JinSon, William Corb, John J. BrantS, q. Morrison
Geo. ltollenbeck, Richard johnson, Francis ID. Par
iSh, Thomas McClaskcy. Samuel Smith, John f.
llannng, Z, & = Carlin, Henry b. Gibson, John G
Williams, Ephraim Austin, Catharine Esmay, John
Neon, w. II. Rockwell, w. Il. Sellars. md the un-
known nonresident overs of the following lands in
Wood county, Ohio to-wit: Sections |, 2, 3, 10, H.
~, lS, H. 10, town north, range 10 east, and see
tonS 30 and 80. town north range IL east; you
will take notice that application has been made to
the Commissioners Of Wood county for the estab-
fishing of drain or ditch beginning in the black
swamp branch Of Portage river at the East line of
section 9, town north, range 10 east, continuing
thence down said branch Ia the line between Center
and Freedom townships; end that said application
will be for hearing the 4th day Of the stated meet
ing of said Commissioners in June next.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, Ohio.
PcTysburg, April "a, lS6l-52w2S475
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-09
MITCH LETTING.

Notice il hereby given that on the 18Th day of
june next, at the house OF Samuel Biggerstaff in
Montgomery Township | will let TO The lowest
bidder in separate sections the making of the drain
known aS drain No. IS, commencing at the west
quarter part OF section l. town 1 range ~ cast ;
thence north along county road, ON the section line
TO the point of intersection of said road with Coon
Creek thence down the channel of said Greek TO
the county line of Wood and SanduSky counties,
and thclc terminate the work comprises n sec
tions of 20 rods each the bottom to be Of the fol-
lowing widths; feet from beginning to section 30
inclusive, and 10 feet from section 36 To the termin-
alton the banks to have slope of /, to foot in
depth the earth 10 be removed feet from the slnpc
Of the bank, and to be thrown ON the side of the
road along which passes.
The whole To be completed by the 1st dav Of
OCTOBER 1854, 10 the acceptance of the County
commissioners. Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock,
y. VI, ADDISON SMITH, Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood county, Ohio
Perrysbwg, April 2Sd, lsGl-lw5Ss 30.
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ID q 4 D NOTICE

II Notice is hereby given that a petition will
be presented to the Commissioners of Wood Co. o ,
al there next regular session, praying for the oca
hou and establishment of road, Commencing al
the norh-w corner OF the southwest quarter OF
section No. 10. town No. 6, north range No. ~
east, ON the Troy and Webster Frcc Turnpike,
thence running direct, cast until il tnterSccs the
Daily road ON the east side Of said section No. l8.
aud there 10 terminate. ABRAHAM LAIISiAN
May tgh, lS6l-3wN. Petit,nn,,
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.IOt i'm Missouri,

Ruse Of the Missouri Leg.
.alng secret sessions. The
Eat last advices, were debating a
gposition to go into secret session, with
aprospect of carrying 1t. All the mem.
bers of both Houses are sworn by test
eaths in regard to these secret sessions
They are attempting to follow up the
reasonable message of the Governor b,
revolutiOnizing the State without the
knowledge of the people, The plot will
probably be put in operation.
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READY MADE CLOTHING /,

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made ua I
according To the latest fashions and in the most suI
siantial manner, warranted TO give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
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ASHER Cook.
Proceeding, of the West hiI.;rove Teach
crs' Association,

MrtLGEovE, April 2Oth. The house convened at
II o'clock, a. m, and was opened with prayer by
the president. The secretary being absent, \. j.
Everett was elected secretary pro tenn. In accord
ancc with appointment, the following persons read
selections of their own making: Misses Ranger, Viii
lard and Mr.. Everett Criticisms were offered up-
on the reading by McsSrs. Hubbard, Corey. Everett
and Miss willard. The society then listened to a
defamation by Mr. Lcgron. which was criticised
only by Mr.. Hubbard In compliance with n re-
quest of the society, Mr.. Hubbard read selection,
which was criticised by several The president then
appointed Dr. Ranger, Miss j Swinrhart and A
Everett Il committed on programm, for the next
meeting to report after the convcning of the society
for the evening exercises. On account OF the r,'-
mendouS Union meeting in Millgrovr in the after
noon the society adjourned tn meet at o'clock p m
EvENiNG SESSIuN.- The president being absent
the house was called 10 order by the vice president
The committee ON programme submitted the follow
ing, which was adopted: Morning ENrrcisc-lst.
remarks on school life experience by Mcssrs Hays
bowling. Ranger, Williams Hubbard, and Misses
Carter, !. Diver, Leonard Ranger and VI Diver; I'd,
dccamations by McsSrs. RusScl and Corey After
noon session lSt. recitaions by Misses Swinrhlrt
aud NlI884-aFth ~ TSS1vs 5v McSsrs Kctchum and
Everett, and Misses Adam, and Kelley; 3d, reso.
luton for discussion. "lcSolvcd that school teaching
should no made profession" Evening session
! addccss by Rev HAYS; alternate Mr. Norris The
society then adjourned to meet at West Milgroye on
tue third Saturday OF June next, at 10 O'Clock.
WM. BOWLING, President.
n. j. EVERETT, Scc'v ptn fem