Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

went, II possible 10 feCoNcll Jus hob Decu iouuu
for the reason, that the ground upon which he
fell was ia the hands Of the rebels, and could
not be approached.
CAPTAIN FrcH, Of Company A, 29lh Reg-
tnent arrived home on Monday fast on a short
furlongh. He was WELL aud represents the reg.
iment as well as could be expected.
CHARLEY LUCE the brother of the Captain
has also reached home He left the regiment
at Manassas, on their way to Fort Ellsworth,
Alexandria, where they are to rest and recruit.
Major A. s. HALL, late of the oath, has been
complimented with a Colonel's Commissioned
is to command new regiment to be organized
at Camp Chase. So says the Sentinel.
suor IN THE LEa.-Lt. WEBS TER of Say
brook belonging to Co. T., 9th New York
Regiment, was engaged in the fight before
Richmond, and was wounded in the leg.
LAKE ERIE SEM1NARY.-The public exercises
and examination attendant upon the closing Of
the Academic year, begin with Tuesday, July
Is, and close with the annual address by the
Rev. Mr. Walcott, Of Cleveland, on Thursday
at ii o'clock a. IN.
EYHBITIoN.-See adv of the great U. S.
show, DR.. Robinson the delneator Of Yankee
character is one Of the features Of this exhibi-
ton. He has knack of taking the buttons off
the Wristbands Of his audience.
Those afflicted with arrangement of the eye
and ear, will be interested in DIR. Jones adv.
At regular communication of Evergreen
Lodge No. 222 F. & A. NJ, Couneaut on the
evening ofJuy 3d. A. D. 1862, A. l.. 1862, the
following preamble and resolutions were unani-
mOusly adoped Whereas, it has pleased the
Grand Architect of the Universe in the dis
pensaDion of his wise providence TO remove from
aur midst our worthy and beloved br other
Horatio Luce Therefore-ReSOlUed, that in the
death of Bro. Luce the Lodge has lost a good,
efficient brother and one whose talents and quail
fCations were Of such an order as to eminently
qualify him for n high position among his fel
low citizens and whereas in the disastrous
state Of affairs in our beloved country it be-
came necessary that many should go forth to
the tented field and there by the force OF arms
vindicate the honor aud integrity Of her free in
sttutous, our lamented brother was one of the
first to answer his countrys call Of distress. He
by his energy and patriotism assisted in raising
Co. L. Of the 29th Regt. 0. V. Of which he
was chosen captain, aud in that capacity fell
like true soldier on the battle field OF Port
Republic. thereby sealing his love of country by
his blood Therefore ResolOed, that in The
death OF Bro. Luce our institution has not only
lost good aud honorable brother, but our
country a true hearted aud brave soldier, and
his bereaved parents noble son, of whom they
might justly be proud
Resolvcd, That we sincerely and deeply sym.
pathlze with those of his immediate relations
and freuds who feel most heart stricken at the
loss we have all sustained, and he who tempers
the winds 10 the shorn lamb comfort aud sup
port them in this their affection.
ResOlued, That copy Of these resolutions
be presented TO his nearest relatives, aud be
published. 7. NJ. DAZZLING, Secretary.