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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-26

Bible Meeting.-The annual meeting of the
Caledonia County Bible Society will be held at
Lyndon Corner, Thursday, October 2, 1862, at IL
o'clock. a m. Addresses on the occasion may
be expected. E. JEWETT, Sec'y.
Cure that awful Cough before it is too
late This certifes that I have used N. r.
Downs EAr in my family for the last l6 years and have
sou ior the last z years and believe to be the best
medcine IN Use for the complaints for which is recon-
nieAdeo. Signed E. D. PUTNAM.
Reader, need We say mOre-the above is from the Hon
d Putnam ask J. c. Bingham or Hoyt L Green, st
Johnsbury, If what he says true sold by all medicine
dealers. Retails &c, SOC 81.
JOHN F. HENRY & CO., Proprietors.
S-ld5o Waterbury, VT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-26
The New Commercial Buildings are located op
posite Court House. corner of Court and
Chenango-Streets

This College in connected with aIy other In
SfoIi The energies Of the entire faculty are exclu-
siyey devoted L. this
The design al this Institution is 10 afford TO Young Men
an opportunity Tor acquiring thorough. practical Bust
ness Education
The Books and Forms carefully arranged By Prac-
cal Accountants. expressly Tor this Institution ami the
Course Of Instruction such combine Theory and
Practice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-26


CASH AT LOW PRICES.
Also. he has made arrangements with some of
the principal Importers and Manufacturers of n
York and Boston to furnish him with the latest
styles of Watches, Jewelry, Plated Ware. &c
Also with some of the first publishing Louses TO
supply him with any articles in the Book and
Stationery line, weekly, thereby giving him ad-
vantages. mot possessed by other dealers,l 10
furnish his
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
customers at all times with new and desirable
goods, such as Watches and Jewelry IF all kinds
and styles, Books and Stationery, Silver Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods, great variety. l0Gl kinds,
GERMAN TOYS,
of laughable styles and amusing to children,
Plain and Colored Lithograph Pictures,
Oval. Gilt and other Picture Frames.
At my store az all business hours NAV be seen
free of charge. Picture Gallery, revolving Ster-
eoseeFe and many fine Stereoscupic Views.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
Of Gold, Silver and other kinds of bows. Ny
assortment and experience are such that l can
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
ed, equal to any optic!an, and at one fourth less
price. Mrs c. C. CHILDs continues TO manufac
ture
HAIR JEW LRY
in the latest and most approved STYLES and at
cheaper rates than IN Boston or New York.
n. B. continue to manufacture NV silver
Spoons and warrant them coin standard
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
goods. Those wishing to purchase will find il
for their interest to give me call.
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-26

That we are selling at low prices. Wanted
Hand-knit socks and mittens in exchange for
goods. DOWNING & MORRILL,,
Railroad St., Sep 10, 1862 II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-26
UNRIvALLED TOOTH POWDER

DO You wish TO lie blessed with and admired Pearly
" hiie and Sound Teeth Use Dr. wm Il. Hurd's
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

The CuAssINas. - We have received a
copy of this new novel from the publishers
T. b. PeteIson & Bro, 3o6 Chestnut street
Philadelphia. The authoress, Mrs. Wood
has given the reading public one Of the bes
domestic novels we have ever read, ant
Que that will long be fayorte with al
classes of readers. The publishers sent
copies, post paid, to any address, on receip
OF the price--f,ty cents.
We have also received from he same pub
fishers a copy OF Train Speeches on Slave
ry, delivered in England. These speeches
though not to our notion, are very readable
Sent, post paid. for ten cents
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09
U.ion scs,lmsn, In Richm ona.


z Evidences are not wanting 10
show that Uni ~ sentiment prevails
extensively at Richmond, partly
doubtless, from the anticipation OF
the arrival OF the Union forces, bot
also from rndoubted love OF the
"sood old days OF yore," when trade
and commerce were plenty and fam
iue calamity unthougbt of. The
telegraph reported. day or two
ago, the shooting OF q man for call.
ing ont to q Federal prisoner at q
window OF q pri SOD, that "MoOlel'
Ian wculd be along in few days."
John ainor Bolts, who has been
Imprisoned for long time in Rich.
mond for his Union sentiments, has
been cent further South Tor safer
keeping. The Richmond paper,
frequently refer to the undoutted
existence OF Union feeling and even
Union clubs in that city, and now
the Enquirer has found new cause
for alarm. 1t says that il 10 q fac
that there Ia pretty fair supply"
Of United States Treasury Notes in
that CITY which are greedilv bought
up at fifty cents on the dollar, and
in this IL sees belief that the Fed
eral army will soon be in possession.
No doubt tho Enquirer is correct.
and that when our troops reach that
city they will find hearty welcome
from thousands who have been kept
down by despotic power.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

Be CARrsuL Soldiers and Others having
claims sgoins, the 4overnment should be
careful how they entrust their matters 10
"Agents" in Washington. New York, Gin.
cinnati and other places. In nine cases
out Of ten they are sharks ofthe mesnest de.
scription, who will rob widow with as lit.
tie computation as a secessionist will cut a
throst, and whatever gets into their hands
never comes OUT Amy Attorney can do such
business, Put such matters in the hands OF
a respectable Attorney at home, and save
Yourself from being swindled by the sharks
that infest the large cities.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09


.t.. C.slisas, Wsssee CSyasys Or
.rI u1s.nl Msrehs, fs8ss asD -
Do. G. W. RosAcr,-Dssr sir,--Por the
bs.sss Of ssfsrus hsnssity, permit me 70
ssy thst ] have fossd yosr sesatissviss
Blood Purifer sad Blood Pills, q snre eafs
for Iadissstios and Liver Complaint. I
have suffered from the above mentioned dis.
cssss for Ave years and I have tried a great
navy physicisns, but ali TO no purpose. I
vas advised by q friend 10 Try your Blood
Pufider and Pills and did 40. Twas living
in Cineia natl stths time, snd I went TO your
othss aud purchased one bottle Of the Puri-
fer sad one box Of Pills to commence with,
and biess she day I found your vslusble
msdieines, for I am enjoying good health ct
present, snd feel confident that the cure is
permanent. Let others buy and take what
they pleas, a. for me, give me the Blood
Pufihsr end rills for ell chronic diseases,
which snse ffom impure blood or deranse
meat cf the digestive organ. take no 9th
81 medicines, snd have not ior the last
eighteen months. Most truly.
T.v. DupoIs
See Advertisement.
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81 AiD THE SoLDI DIEKs. We are credibly in
formed that some lew of the returned sol
,diers who were woundsd at the battle oi
p Pttsburg Landing are sadly ia need Of as
Isistancs. This is not surprising, as they
have been in the army for some time, and
then wounds prevent them from doing any
thing since their return. This is paTtlcu'
lady the case with Nathan Blake. who il
badly wounded. He is reputed to be ver,
brave and daring soldier. aud should not b'
neglectsfx We taiRt the citizeus shoul'
Immediately do something for his relief
showing thereby their appreciation OF hi
seIyicss. ....,. ...,.,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

The following item, in regard to concen-
traied chicken, is worthy the attention Of
the Aid Society, and Others. II may be we'll
to give it attention, IL, during this weather,
it cannot be kept pure, it is only a'neediess
waste ofmaterial. We copy from the C!eve.
land Leader:
To QUA AuxiLIaRrvs. Having ascertained
beyond question that the preparation ol con
centiated chicken is not practicable al tins
season, we are obliged to request that IN iu'
ture no edibleS subject TO rapid fermenta
iatlon be sent 10 the Aid Rooms. The cans
Of chickens occupy space, ani when Ter
men,ed lmpart to goods boxed with them a
poisonous exhalation. The risk Of such ar
ticles is so great, that weighing advantages
against disadvantages, we think it wise 80
attempt nothing of that kind for hospila
use.
We ascertain from Or. Reed, agent of The
Sanitary Commission IN Nashville, that h,
has not received single can Of the chicken
lit lCI use. Mas. b. Rousr,
Pres't. Soldiers Aid Society
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SheriHs @ Sales.


.CRosIsokn4 . TAYLOR vs. r. SwAssY
Lots No, 81 aud G2 In Csriin's Addition 10
Fiudloy. Lot No. 81 oppraised VI 81 ,7y: snd
lot No. 81 AT t22s. Sale Nay 2s, lss1
The West half of in.lDts numbers ~ and 7s
in Vanlue's Addition to the Town OF vAnius -
sale May 10th, 1867. Terms cash. Apprslset
ii $500. .....,. d., a.-'....
EDWARD MILLER ". SAXURL MILLsR--h Pnrfi.
The NorthEast quartsr or section 81. IN
township, number Two South, range eisven
East. sals May ~, lsoa' Terms -ons.thtrd
IN one year; one -tdird ~ two years from ths
day OF sale. Appraised at u ,60U.
A. ii. FnIpgEicx rs. o. y. GuApks.
ln.lOt No IL In the town ol Vanlus; xpprxis
ed at tS3O,OO. Sale Saturday, Nay n, tsG2.
Terms OF sale cnsh. EfAf'f FbfBF 10 =
BsLizm Dsaom ". CiarysTIAs NsUsnA. ss.E!
hriot NJ. To- in nkat Findlky3 appeSiDsa d
$500. ga . May 18th. Terms VI sale cash.
GEoRGg woy ". JoRS BnossT.r In. .,-.t.- -
la iuts Nos. -, "a and q IN Beach . Addition
lo tue town vi YAnlus; appraised At y5s. .Ss4-
Sale Saturday, My ~, lsi3- TsrmS sf sale
cash. .t t.I ...,... no.
! q. y. Musorx rs. W. KLAnRorH, 81 al.
] Ninety ieBt oil the North end VI lot No. IS,
appraised at $JU0; and the East nall VI ioe Nv.
~ appraised vi S25O-ia taucs l. Cory's Al.
dllon u Fndlay. ssaie s.turd@.g Aaysiisb,
4 1861. q" f.h..
q. n, MILLER, Adm inistrator. &C., ~, AAHos
! WILffAAsM. ,.. . .-ts ~ . .'
! The undivided l.I0 part Of the wSst hm6 ot
III, North. East ,i,ef uf ,ls $ 'utn. east quarter
oi section SIX, in township Vns south, range
ven E.ts- -appraissd ut tto. Sale MxS. lItn,
1861, -
4 lBARsARA A. Bay %. Ju "a N ANN q si--PArtili"n
! G2 j.lUJ acres, being n part Vt the n. W. II
sec. 2, ~. N. X. II l., IN Marion tuwssstI,p---
Terms Vi sale: - ono Third IA hand v,I The Ls)
/ Of sale; one third IN ono yaArj aud Vns- ti.iri
IN two ,o',fs ir"in tho day Vi ssAsi iIefsr,s /
payments " bs sccared ny "ortyAxs on Mo
promises. ..,' sa .a d 7r.,.
! John Cox rs. Il. Tns6dors shannon. .--Out lot
No. l Ia Nya's Ont'lots; appraised ~ stS0.0o.- =
sale M..y /, lsj2
David J,hisDo us. Tic ch;wd Ioh hns1a. D. Par.
ti,oh. .--The T.. Of tho n. ". OF see, 5s, 'rr.
~, range II b., ~ uancuuk eonnty. rrrins u,
sale - oDe- lhird casii IA hAuu; L,a.nce ~ ~ y
equal annual payments, wipi six per cunt, T =
terest from day or sale. Appraised al t'1o vo.
Sale May 10, lsJ!.
CLOYs B WILSON.
Sheriff af Ha.cesk ss,inty, UAs0
SnEHlff's 0PfIcE. FIsDLAs,i |t- .I....
March ~, lnG2 i... .r.
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6attafk 9ttftEsctiau
-...la.A 4..stll. - tttt tt.s=tt<1ass=tts=
local and Miscellaneous.

. Rst5xr ov tns sotbl1ss, Aio s5cI srT. -
The Society received nom the Committee o.
District No. 8, orsnss township. BY th,
.hand ofH.R. PIN ps and EdwardT. craw
ford, the following articles. i".'r' ''"
6besseks~sy zHs~sys Psevss Dviea beef
20 Sbrs.4 pairs Dra sers, 40 lbs. Dried Ap
pies, Is lbs. Maple Sugst, 26 lbs, Butter,
Pillows, 9 Pfltov. Osses, 4, Qufits, Towel
t2 Sheets, old Shirts aud Bandaging, ii
pairs Clutches. Also smother lot ftom tn,
same township q Hams, . Shoulders, {
sacks Eider5esries, 2,sasksDried Apples.
Pillows, 81 lbs. Butter, D Sheeis, II Shirts
roll Bandagins, 3 Quilts, II bundles old
Muslin, l dos. Chickens, 6 lbs. Dried Peach
es. 10. Currents. 4 allows, 4 Pillow Cases
Pfom Judge Wilson IL Cheese, piece o.
Dried Beef and Shirt.
Mrs. d. SrANssuRY, Sec.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

MONTEREY, Tenn, May 8. Rain
has fallen in torrents for the past
thirty hours, putting the roads in
horrible condition.
Yesterday the commanding Gen
eral arrived from camp near Fits
burg Landing, and encamped neal
here. Our pickets can distinctly
hear the drums beat aud locomotives
whistle 9, e -'s..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

Nxw AovERrisrMssrs.--W neglected t.
refer to The new Advertisements last week
The following list includes those Of las
week and this. Read them catsfully, fol
the men who reach out after trade arc the
ones that want It, and the ones that genera
ly get it, Read the new advertisements.
Isaac Davls--Potatoes Waited.
William Anderson-Woo!en Factory.
c. J. Messer, Sandusky City-TLreslinl
Machines and Horse Powers.
q. d d. Rosenthall-CiothIng.
Ewing Il Redick-Boots and Shoes.
Adams Il Ruthraufr--Hardware, &c.
W. l.. Dayis--Grocefies and Provisions.
DR.. Biechef--Dentist.
S. ID. Frey--Drugs, Books, &c.
Taylor Il Cronlnger--Dry Goods, 6c.
R. Marshall-Brick.
Il. NJ. Kollock--Coffee and Levain.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

CHICAGO, May 8 "A spccial to the
Times, from Cairo, ssys; The eteam-
er Walsh reached here this morning
from Pittsburg Landing. Our army
had so far advanced from the riv,r
that nothing was kuown OF it's move.
ments. A drenching rain WAS tall
ing VIII had continued for twenty
tour hours without intermission.
A report was current that Pope't
army occupied Corinth on Sunday
A few regiments were posted in
front, who are said to have been Ia
ken prisoners.
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CAIRO, Nav 6.-The steamer FL.
Ia, from Pittsl urgh Landing nine
last night, arrived on Sunday after
noon. .... ...t
Gen. Pope, by placing his battery
of artillery in the open fed near
FARMING ham. in sight of three regi-
ments OF rebels, succeeded in lur,
ing them on TO take the battery,
and took the whole force, number
ing 1000 prisoners.
Deserters report great dissatisfac
ton in the rebel army, both among
officers and men
Bearregard had made a speech to
his troops, that he would make q
desperate stand and force the FEEDER.
al army to retreat. He appealed
them to stand by him.
Orders had been issued Tor tn,
Federal troops to march on Sunday
oigt, but we're prevented by the con.
1itioB Of the eroads; which heavy rains
rendered impossible.
NAsuv,LLE, May 4 Special t'
the Louisville Journal:
Gen. Dumont with portions o
Wolford's and Smiths kentucky
Cavalry, and Wynkoop's Pennsyl.
vania cavalry, attacked Morgan,
and Woods cavalry, 500 in number
At Lebanon. Tenn, on Monday morn
ing at t o clock.
The rebels were utterly routed
and large numbers slain, and Is,
taken prisoners.
Nearly all their hor'es and arm
were captured; they fled after fight
ling one hour and half.
Gen. Dumont is in pursuit ant
will capture the whole iorce. TIL,
prisoners will be here this evening.
Ii was brilliant affair and man
aged with great skill BY Con. Du
mont.
;! Morgan ia reported killed; Col
Woliori was wounded in tho abdo
men seriously, and Col. Smith wa
wounded in the leg
The rebels wero completely sur
prised and outwitted.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

THE SoLDIIRs' Aio SociErY will meet a
Cages hall, next Tuesday evening. Al
there appeared to be some misuuierstand'
ing among those in attendance at the last
meeting, in regard to future meetings, we
would stste that the Society will be kept ur
as long as the necessity exists for it. There
Is still fighting to be- Gone, soldiers are tc
endure suffering and privations, and it is
necessary that the AID Society should be en-
couraged and patronlxed, IN order to allevi
ate, in some measure, the pain of our men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

HoorLAsp's BALsAMic CoapiAL has .ac-
quired q reputation that places it at the
head Of all remedies for pulmonary diseases.
An advertisement wiz b. found in smother
lAn n.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

KiLLsp ~ PirrssuRo.--JamesS S. Albsn
Of Stanton Wisconsin, Col. ofthe 18th Wis
consin regiment. was killed at the P,ttsbur.
Landing battle; q ball passing drectl,
through his heart. Col. Alban was q native
of Jefferson county Ohio--is a brother o.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson of this place. and has
numbers OF relations in this county. Tie
was a splendid officer, aud died brave!y al
the head Of his regiment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

WASHINGTON. May 6 The rc-
mored statement OF foreign interVen
ton to induce the Government to
cease it's effort to put down the rebcll-
ion, az well as thos. about projected
arrangements and compromise with
tho ne 5els are without found iton.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

CorroS. We are requested to state to
those wishing 10 Try the experiment OF rails
ing cotton. that Mr.. II. Sheets has 3 quaint.
~ Of seed On hand for gratuitous dlstribu'
ton. Those wishing to test the possibiIity
of growing cotton may obtain the se-d with
instructions concerning its culture, at the
Auditor office.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

I 'Msxs,Aess = MInej Oh sunday, the An
Isnstsat. by r. Msrshsll. Jsssice ofthe Pssce,
MI eeorss b. Fsrsissoos Of Putnam conn :
Fty. Ohio. to Miss Amalizs Fry. OF Liberty
tow nstip. Hancock county. 20 0 fSf &,
Married By Rev. !. W. Davis, on the 9Th
day Of Nsrce, ise9, at the house OF the
bride's mother, Jeremish Elder aud Sarah
Spar, all OF Hancock county, Ohio.
We ask the opinion Of any Jack tar
r. IL Elder Is ct timber for Spsr'
May LIST. by Rev. Mr.. Leader at the resi-
dence OF the bride's father, Mr.. John J. H,g-
gins, and Miss. Nancy II. Miller. all Of this
county.
BY the Rev. Hugh Carlisle, al the house oI
Mr.. James Smith. on list instant, Mr.. An
drew Roberts and Mrs. NJ McClosky.f
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

pone hundred and seventy Eve doses oI
Aeonite, or any other Homeopathic Msdi
cine, pure and fresh, (allowing ten pills tc
a dose) sent by mail in metallic covered bags
to persons enclosing fifteen cents in stamps
or otherwise to Jous 3. Hart, NJ. D. Home
.patbic Chemist, Cleveland. Ohio, establish
ed in 1S4g.
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WILLIAMSBURG, May 7.

WAsHisoros, May THE rebels
in Frsdricks5arg Say jeff. Davis
Ospitol ia temporarily removed to
Dansville N. o., and predict the
defeat OF Banks and Mcdowell.
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Road N Office.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition VIII
lN be presented to the commissioners ol
n lAncoc1 county, Uhie, at their next J ute seS.
sion tor 1867, praying Tor view, survey aho
location Of y county io,.d silty ieet VIDE, as
follows. Commencing at The cei. 4 VI The y CIV
HAgen rvxd, H tue North " est corner oil seq
ton %, in Biglick township, Hancock county
Ohio, near to the Centcr Scnvui! House; lhenoe
Suuth On the line between SECTIONS ~ and 2s
and "a and 7s due south until II iuterseets th
carey and FIndIay read, running past Thu
dwelling houses VI JOSIAH A.. Edwal Do, AImrV,
Bright and others, AMI there ternlnate.
April n, 1861. PETITIONERS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

FoR 0RrIos.--Mr. Hiram Smith, former
ly Of this place, started for Oregon, last
Monday. He goes overland, and takes on,
u party OF sixteen from in and about Find
lay, Good luck TO them
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- TnE CoNriNEsrAL.--We have received
the May number Of ,iis usgazine, and have
read it, as we always do, with interest. la
everyrespect it is the best periodical pub
Usher. J.R. Gilmore, publisher. Boston,
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ScHooL T,x.--The Legislature has eui
Down the rates OF taxation for School pur-
poses. Boards Of Education, at their meet.
ings this Spring, should bear this in mind,
and manage their funds carefully, so as to
make the money go as far IS possible.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

THE CRors.--In this section OF country
are looking finely. Wheat looks beautiinl,
and the prospect OF large yield offruit was
never more promising The peach aud
cherry trees are dressed in their gsyest col
ors.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-09

Andrew Busnon Plaintln,
against J jtfarL,n,ui
j. W. Cross ana
James smith, Defendants.
IBolvru y, IS. Beardsley, Justice VI tho Peace
uf Findlay township, Hancock county, ONO
INN tue I'D day Ui ApriI, A. d. lsoI' saiu
~ Justice issuud an Ordur ot altachn1nl N
lIu above acLlon, Tor the SUN ui 80, "iii ~
terest thereon slnoo tho aO,h dty ~ oounsr
4. b. lsUl, and Tar cOsts. A, B0snON.
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''Iinw sleep the brave who sink tn rest,
b. all their cOunirys honor best
At regular meeting Of Finilay Temple
No. 1876, I. o. G. T., held at their hail, FRI
day evening, 25th uitImo. the following pre-
amble aud resolutions were adopted as ex-
pressive OF the feelings OF the Temple in re
gard 10 those OF its members who were Kill.
ed IN the late battle of Plttsburg Landing:
Whereas, Our youthful friend and broth
er, Calvin G. Baker, was among those who
Tell at the recent battle OF PIttsUurg Land
ing. and whereas, we learn with satisfaction
and pride that he was always, in the hour OF
danger, among the first at the post OF duty
that, in the Language of the Major oi his re.
4 ment, with whom he was on most latlnia,e
eIms: "When Older and stronger hearts
ALTERED, the gallant boy was always at his
pOst;' therefore,
Resolved by the Good Templars Of Findlay,
That orr departed brother, by his gallant
conduct aud heroic death, won for himself q
name worthy TO be inscribed with the hon
ored dead OF Lexington and Bunker Hill!
and which, should iive.ss long ss the name
OF Libetty is dear 10 the hearts OF his coun.
ltrymen.
Resolved, That while we lament his un-
timely fate--youngei than Ellsworth, and as
brave as he-and sorrowlull y resign his dus'
| TO its mother Earth. his spirit to The God
who gave II, we will ever indulge a rs
plide in claiming him as OF our town anC
state, and treasure his dying words IN proo
that Ohio has sons worthy the slres OF rs.
] Resolved, That we tender coincidence u
! the bereaved friends, in their loss OF one S,
early called away from their hitherto happ,
circle.
| Whereas, 1t hath pleased Almighty God
TO re move from the active scenes oi this lil
our esteemed brothers, u. W. Routson an'
+. V. Haies; aud whereas, they were, at tn
time OF their death, nobly engaged IN tn
defense OF their country and its institution
from the attacks OF armed traitors, therefor
be II
Resolved. That, while we deeply mour
their loss, which has deprived US vi Two G
, our most worthy members, we have reaso
, 10 ieei proud OF the bravery and gallar
, bearing which they displayed upon the bal
llle- field, aGd their sell-sacrI Ecing devotlo
to Their countty, in whose deieuse they o
,iered up theu hves--thus justly enutlln
their names TO be enrolled upon the Iecor
: OF the heroic martyrs, whose memory WI
ever be green in the hearts OF their countI!
men.
Resolved, That we tender osr heartie
sympathIes 10 the relatives and friends
4, the deceased, IN tins, their hour oil tnal, n
T. membeuny that the Lord "tempetetA Ii
WInd ~ the shorn lambs"
y Resolved, That a copy Of the ioregoir
resolutions be furnished the relatives OF u
deceased, and also 10 the FindlaYae wsp'
pers Tor publication. To- ...
q b. T. RosrsskRo. W. q. T.
EDWIN PARKrR, W. X. ).