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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-13

EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
In (formerly OF the hrm Of Littles keyes,J nA1
OPENED Real Estate Once in Rouse's Block, corner
o. pupsrOr-St. and Public SQUARE and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of 1rst quality Farms
ing Landsin ths States OF Iowa, Wisconsin and Mi5.
souri, 70 eXohEngefor city country property 11Cl
Ior all kinds OF perBonal properly Fart easn paidt
aaoaaEGrT AS
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Arrivals ssa Departures.

Lr,ks.oor--ssesnsaip Africa, a. posss.-G uorYso.
dr~n sa3 nrrs~ ui<s Nr Hrans M flp~ons saf wts
Nr H~nk~. Drdlsy u fsoodno~ Mr. Assln. Nr Tsysvr
II n wsisc~ o~orse HAcoa ana spr. W Ysrsharst III
walser W cslier, % Piercs MriuDss Mr. B~unns v =
yrsa,h 80 80, {s,t..n ysthsnner s.ras nalhss.
800. Chares voyt. Williams. Mf Isws. u sek~r NJ
1hls...rsa. ctssle. seLcos ce.sirn. rratosi 40
wn css.ss NJ G.rasau sares-. s,fssssy.' NJ W.
z Niks. Mr. Warner Mnd ssvy.nas. "a A~sh A psas..
Prsssr sg. 90 saa esas.,.si Js.s h0.si wff. ssa
bans Hsvry Smith ans wss Herry I@~r~sr~ asA nsif
prom balfss--W X schsoier, mrs VI 1hnra~ 90 a,.as
Rsrs. " Heaf '. Huiedx~ MRS John u - 80 ~.
fapt q rru~ Mrs Fnss tnfs~s. NJ k.s,rsrs. .rt
pffe Ms. Rotlnson. hra Lloyd, Asa~ R~uwn 49,, "a
rsrrYtt ana ~ Frsser-trssaM
Fssr R0rst-. .sisAusslp kaitpn--apaxv L ID sxssn&v
Lasus . y a Q..cs. sn.sh. . uss CemssnSsr ~
csp. q Kstes srs aeJ = wasrtoass wr Nsrsn. Ca
vsrt n Pratt iis1t D0~, kslns SArvo1 s.a sr~.~~
4 Hueea,a. L,ss pese~. csgs 2 sesmsn. f.+-sJ
gilD. ysor ; = rs-s.'dE. 1.ssa, hrn y rsss@s.
asa fot. cap ixs.h ana r~rvAnL D csspsL Ls.ni
Hswlnre Lieut fu~rsy, Les Tn Lsgx1f seA s~rskgq
tAetr y " B~unsu, tAtt snt sAali saps " HOB Drif
r. ~ sra ssrgEas. husr faeHt f1'ftep y i.en
W wssf4a 49, = gssrsoa. ~. ~ : ~
ver@ 3, D y ~ 4snss Va ~ wUar sssgr seurk Ana
s~feaN
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BrosHlyn Cssy Ns~s.

hrrssgyS rsp wnlasssrreo--lo~ el2.noo-
About hafpss, one clock ON wednesday msninx . Orc
hroke out 10 the agricultural nram~si rnang seinry
owned by fredk Ni,hwiis, Nc- is4 iss aud iss rr.t
street. which vas burned V the grvuDs. svosrs 90
Of ta2 600 Tho building four s,orrs IN bsshf and
measured cor9o fct large por,on u Inc oud'nE
oocupes s,orehousc by W. HshslU, snd wst fied
win all kinds Of Agricultural implements. rhe uppsr
door occspef ~ Nr Henry Lewis ~ to purre~s
~ manufacturing Photograph sni aAgnerrUotype aps.
wbo~e loss satlrnstsd at about 80 insured
o. coo Mr. Nshwltxs ows~ foi ovs ,--fr build
ins 81 oco machinery, ~ 900 stock o.
toia " ca 600. Insured VI Erchsres Insurance Con
prny. No~ York, TO- - 400 Rutgers. s 600 ~ Nkha
ns "a coo, Hsrfn0ny, el.ps-'ofAl ~ 100 NJ Hfeo
Harr. who oce eape ei the third n"w hArna~s shop
estimates hs oss Al spor T. 400 insured - ocs
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CRY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY GOmmkRCIAb HEPDaT.
FapsY, seps t-sp.h
ssru rssdcrass demand e, 'c for poss and sc.
Cor pcsyis, With ssles o. tS bb~
Bocrs and ssoEs gpod request, and with sods-
rate supplies o. se2psblc stycs market prices tsvcv
ed sellers TIC main lrauiry FROM country buyers.
rst~sssnting especially ths West sad Southwest
BsvArsrrv-s Theirs considerable activity 70 tho
acuv market 70 day. bat prices varied sih he Nrics q
gold and sterling exchange and towards tho eiose buyers
~src Apparently AFRAID 70 purchac freely. Tbs sspprt
cesnd aso checked In pafs. w the isyorable crop
add arfsvorshls market reports ccntnoed IA ibe private
sdvicss ny tho Africa me days receipts n rour
only s3i5 bbh. sni reco.ycrs % carer IN sel
fresh ground loe, uness fol rates Tie days sses
embraced ~ $50 bbs. Stale aud Western. 400 bbs
sostherp, sad TOO sbs. tAnscAn Rye sour wss
saesblo and steady. Corn nca actlve 900 bbh
having fousd nuyers, and the MARIE, closed booy.
wa nuwn
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The New Orleans Picayuns Of Aug

The New Orleans Pscdyune OF August "a
|sys--
In exana, 40 there WAS very little dviLg Sight drafts
. Now FORK welo Gvasbls vt from par 70 pex cent
rsmiup. The conntor rates ruled u 2H premium.
|&t tne banks there no change. Two held ~ pre-
am their and green0aoks and another al
ils own Issues Ia foreign there very little
oing Sterling ranged from I43 IfJ s loo, the latter
|As hank rates Small sums, to Ave and ton pound
traits, hold NJ aovan dollars the pound. Francs
kn0ou change. No inquiry. No ren,as being collect
3ee agents carnof remit with that promptituda which
characterized the collection u rents and incomes for
Le last quarter of century There produce. not
the usual quantity Of slaves going forward 70 France
Spain, which formed the basis OF considerable Of
nchanse IN years past.
In uncurrent gnos.ey--shat is, distant bank
psaers on Camp sireei are prepared 70 buy The re-
|smpton of cDrpmunicaton with The West has not,
eweyer added 10 apy increase OF Western currency.
ssouri, Illinois, Wisconsin aud Iowa bank notes are
nsalc be- ruous OF discount being sxacted.
estuoky, Indiana. and Ohio notes rule At 10 10 per
sn discount renDeesee notes. banks 80 cents per
slnr; old banks, 30 10 25 per cent discount South
aTohna, Georgia. aud alabama notes. 40 30 per cens
sc0unt There fair demand Tor legal tender notes
HAS gSeenbacks. For currency the rates range ron
aud " por oent favor OF the grcenbacks The
lspply or stock of ooia II very much reduced.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
nsnrs--hosJonSSon ThT-stay, September 3, BY tho
Rev. william Hnekel, GEoEGs o. bans 10 Tlssr T. /,
daughter u Thomas Robjehn, Esq.
I uso1 suEfsow z--lp Rrookly n on Wednesday, Pep
t<mor BY The Row Franz Do iials al The residence
Of the BRIDES fasher, ~ JosNrn II HESDn~oE 70 MISS
Amy ~ daoeBer " Ira Z. Coble Esq all n kcokiyn.
Hsrsrafxslk = It--At Paterson, N. j., rhursaay
h k-embsr B. " Rev. James A. Little formerly Of New
York city, ar. locts u hHrnyKR TO Mss aARln Eliza
yun - eUss, both of Wayne county, Penn.
Pernryivania papers please copy
KsvAsAaS--IaEiF.-- the Brovoort House, Fri
eay, ,sspscabsr g. Mr.. Joas KAyASAcn Pursar q tho
eosai nan stssmship city Of London n she Inman
tine, ~ ANA daughter OF John feshe, nsq, Canada
Hast.
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Patriotic Demssssa ss vsl..,s....

lnssrU~, ~ -, Anxsss "a. tsA3
The I~icwsss and KArasn Canal cnsn p@ay sod me
Camden and Amboy Railroad CsHmlasy. having paL ta
th- Governor of Neg Jersey tn a eD ofp IsY n.
encouragement a vvsunts~ynz IN the state the Cgverror
has d~trrmn~i 70 appropriate In bosntS ~ e1S each
the nrst twelve srrdr~ volunteers Who eElts q
New Isrv~y rssim~as on o. sses tbs nrss dAy u ssy
rrrh
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Tn. p.,s,mor. ana ohso R.,,,o.s.

FAirsoHht RAeN~' ~ iNTss
rhore tso daily ,n'ough pssaenser trans over
the baltimore and ohio Railroad 10 tbs ws., iesv,ax
baltimore st forty hve minaes past ocios A. NJ.
and hslfrast esht o'ciok r. ", s,c.pt sGsdays shen
the hair pss, eight o'cock p NJ train ea-~ on,y cse
conncctons made with n. rnorung ana sves ins
tAins from S.w Yrk.
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q . IN eas.

FniLADki.PHIA -rplN hOANb.
ptufsryf ma. ~ % a.. iseH
stocks excited. pensyivsnia state nves, 100 Raaa
ing Railroad, Soy Morris canal. - IapT isisud pai
road ssx Penrsylvanis ,Rarosd, *. 1Ud, 49, siyht
exchange on New YorK at par.
rmfsfwtHis. Segs. q. fsSs
fhur active. wbeat steady; red 81 9ostl - Corn
scarce. cats advanced, NJ soc sic. toJ- nrm Pro.
dull Petroleum steady Al 33c whisksy Arm Al
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s HiPPIN G NEW s

UOveasnts % sl~oan @ees ssssss.
EAns Forwarded by every r~gshr sass
The steamers for fron Liverpool call 81 sssnstHsa a.
eeps the Canadian nne which call sl f,,dorssrrs The
sisansrs for from the Continent cal Al houtna ston
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yne Asia Outward Bos.d.

H.DA., N. =. sept. 4, Isss
rha steamship arrived here from Boston Al sirhs
O'Clock morning and sailed ayaia 81 nine ococs
Liverpool. All on hoard we'll
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rns Missouri, r.ss- nss. c..vs-ue..

ne~eafea fAs rn.en Los Com ssatkan ~ t~sa =
Jsnsswa NY n wsoWso. sss msvngfyo~B ~ gsrs lhs
state sxd - fFnsp~sN are tlass - M sF9.~t
s.n-slrr eyer &~ssroblef N th~ rbsx~
Tre by.swu'f ~frtnkaM1 s~~g~tn s~Ys ffas PEST
dent lAnosn hss vfiiea ktss, whseh wfa - rn.a
ss3 s.tes f1st ~ psruaA ~ sa~1spr
rue Nnt. waE ~ tf~ ewwnfrY. ~nd4ss 80 Frv* erNts
fs ar ria'.tsf snd bs tho k.vnes8 n a. n-ft 80
.gs~gs@5 -.nss@Axas
p4~.a &vsrsit h~s 500 ~rucn letsr. n.sriy wfa
- a. HN-e0NtNaa = ~ wN. Ne 80 e. - ths ~
rtrsrwes rhirty 49, s4fs na4,fta
A.. ~xg~et1l ~ sftte ~ f1s tses~w sn< ~ ly~~
rnaS ~ 80
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Annexed are the current terms for paper Of yari.
bus dates Mt London England

1 On the London Stock Exchange The charge Tor
IsAns on the government securities is 2s per ceni
The following are the rates of discount on the
principal exchanges of the continent of Europe.
II Paris there Is q tendency to greater ease; but
|st st. Petersburg where much financial uneasiness
|preyails, q renewed advance has taken place:--
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GO has taken places
IN relation to American securities, Messrs Barring

In relation to American securities Messrs. Barring
Brothers J. Co. remark
Purchases have been made OF United states SIS at CO.
The prices Of state stocks nominal Massachusetts,
sterling Us, 80 el Maryland do, 73 75-no sellers
under tho latter price. kentucky 6's, bonds, 81 TO-
Pennsylvania stock, IS 60 bonds, 10 ~ Tennessee
los, 36 20: Virginia go, Al g: sterling SIS, 48 So
Illinois Central shares. IL discount; lst mortgage
bonds, rs, not convertible, 7Sk SON Michigan Con-
trail u.s. bonds, 10 So New York Central shares SO S8
tharce, 10 ATT bonds, FIRST mortgage, 73 u; third
mortgage 10 y 49,
L. F. Sgtterthwaite says:-
We have report continued firm market since our
American securities prices being further etmulat
ed By the advancing quotations resolved from New York
Illinois have touched IL discount and Erie 79 bong an
each of four dollars sduring the week.
Inos closc steady, but Eres have given way two dol
lars The very satisfactory character OF the rafc
tho Atlantic and Great Western induces invest
Aents n that oompanys bonds. The Pennsylvania sec
zion most inquired for from the circumstance Of the
1xt OF Oaober coupons accruing 10 the buyer.
The London Times Of August 20 notices and
quotes the market as follows
Grand Trunk Of Canada fourth preference, has made
advance y l. and ditto, first preterence, further
Mhois Central sterling and dollar bonds, improved
and respectively ditto, ordinary ana paid up shares
and u respectively, and New York Central shares l.
Annexed Is 3 statement showing the financial
condition of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
eseo Railroad at the close OF the first half Of the
Ascal year, or June 30th ult. The approximate
earnings for July were s34s, ,003 As, being an in
crease OF 3ei% per cent, and for the first seven
mo- tbs they were 50, ,s42 &C. being increase
Of as. per cent over the same period Of last
year
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NEW pUBLIs.ATIOys.

the ssrus rslstoa r~sd eHsfic. Ggnmon S~r.s" ~
for rnfsus p~0pls Ad god bess for
GouUne tsb~s irs4. the prncip.i ns~st@t~s aef-ss
49, country. a. ~ Nsfosfsr~ N~ssg Etrs~t
NrEw auyrsffr BOOKS
N sss rrsdy a Are- as.artss nj of Ihs~ass p.es.
n W sTE1sg rutgsAsr
sMss4N Ns- Vet
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,.sl..t..vsw F.Kk4rw WN MNFHNs@ Opfftr 8st
HsN@. ttss eata NFeft =. e#Na 80 ssR -
.a.s... +. ts.sHa Mas#NEFs t@ NH ~ @F 1t Nf t
N NJ. $50 81 H@e @#M# sA@ftFN2 q M~M@ f@ tAN
.MW M .# a.F Ife@ t#a esft0F F4f RfM ~kt
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gtEsTAtfTAaIs,
nrl.rs.E..

"IrmE covMDDoy fftIt IN H.. ',.....'.a... =
Ne : ss~ ssssst isas dFfs frfW So
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DascrSo ACADEMIES.

4 DJr@otrma DAhcIsn sL.s5r. ceNatr.s
y. MNfh WekH FtaN. 80 80
sfss = 4af SEA 49, safsss. bs>aslya - rsss "H
bsss
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nfLi.ssEh ".

4 sDIgR AID rfLiiwEgs WISHING NV rrffsse
Ia q Aennfss ~ w.sx ~ gstterg.. -: So - s.~s
raert - tfar8 nft fa FyN1et& A. VwFw fsar~f No.
a. B4NAs' alE nsfs tfi Bs~.1.Ar ~tfs~ll. 1&@Mf
Jsss.y @u~ Ca NAA CAL 20 ssDsa n4tAA@
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BILLIARDS.

DgcEsEs PATENTED CDsuiOwEp Btt.iissb
Ia. TaDs~s ~afrsnkeA 10 al shsf* Frrss 80
Afds hs.f rAhe@ snf Trfnanns .f
rt~fy asserp0a far s isi Faitop sts~~t ~ f1A
TWO NrLtrAED Tsrlss foN rsLE rrHsPeoss
fell sns three 4uArsss sfs. a. bs yssss Sss~ss
Hryosbn
xvssfKD-rwo oR THagg sfkTp or vAsTtr
w sgiF.rA fades ANHf@ss n4Assas. tfffkl3 ~mrs.
s..nnx tsmrst tse. wh~s~ 10 ~ s@~s. -
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punst,uas.

n.nm oevnWsNNgTr fuK nyrNnt Afesf
n. X. N8m@ "A t# Ns4fNNNf NH8. s6 e1
n a8.ea. .aHs ~ A8s N0fNtHF4 tp4ei~ seAf A NAA
- Ms. .fN MNsf KNm&f 4#kR# NAFe. nFsf *faN
ssu. .saa 80 sts $50 ~ nttsf Ws~tse Mssa sa8~
a.. ~. #s 8s8t neAsuNJ AaNNt F~stsi9t t. 8sfs
,..8as .ssF tN4efN f8~Nw4fN NMsNtey fWs#
ss.4a as.e9 fss@fs ~tfxd 49, - 80.
s# ~ H.f A*RAF fM
n rMNtfENM wA&rRD - Mtf1 RNNNffAE W~H
II - " eews2 hts1 wsvn mgt ewAs+
4 a@aM #Nt s#MNNM fe# . N*ts tHMw ~ ~ EwW
M AMNAr NNe8Nas $50 *NFa sH Mt eaeffH# u
r tfNMWM. Ella Hr~amsg. faf aaf.
efetmf Eth ttKrNYg ~ - rsHfui.Ngs AL
Ill hM# 4a 8F ssWa, s& $50 Aff##A e@t@stl
NH M# M#M 81 =8fs a 49, tn - @~ss --s fsM
N. sf - tNs Ys8 tAx 3~sasss ~ 80
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REMOVAL.

A ExvovAL-A HrsoyGfs-A sgsOssI.
~ - 81 81 sl4aa frb ~ entA nssnA~ rswaysr ~
1t3NWtN '@assa sNa saaik 80 -
ipla4 r. f0f 90. - ss~r Afsss~i ~sf0rs "
10 10 trs.s. fre o. r. et fas es~S frvsa a. =
sffef l.pss $50 #sfI~t. furnta ls..y,.aG nea
b. fstt HBxtWHg ssssg ~ ~ ~fa rxFktIfN Ustns
ID fftF 3VsHusJ. 81 mssfh srN@e* 1sst*e#f o.
sEas1 - ~ H. At p9s1e Hse.sei~a e0at 9~&G&Af
DKsUvAGs-soffcr- Ly0s INAAfw -
la skfNus M.wtav frsnwsaf M taNN skfeet.
nfsnw wMtrets lsst s.s f~Asy -
So - fs1 tsstrra npane's. - setta y rsas
s&aAn N fsw #.ks dgssAnfg ea tsBi taffe -
ssst.Iatt y NgWfsiaw Byns1ts
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Hon WAL Fsrsyr-Roo.s . AsDS
f fsswing approved Msssr. All onasrs have rsssisss
seuuisssrn. fron thw ks.aelsuon.-
Cautatrs Ctss su~r tSig hs~~sy Reli~; James \ IN
stin Gogsixsten, R0 #rt HsNf. brig Csosici Jos
4 Awr ~ Ff.tE. Nsrk NAnsAnilo IsrIrss "a
49, osion Peter Peterson. fhos sevsy shr
= q r1ath hwoFib s1nrsl Dsto shr tf
rsn Aw NrsHfehY. shr hsf-4 i.srraiah Grse~. hfix
sasu.ta IsNn Tho ag~r, h.rs pgNse n NJ
Nsuas Il 1~s.ap chr Iyst~i James VI MnK brig
Qn.ma vefaYs.. pshsrt r-A hrts L@1l~l Nate william
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Die 4

Died.
AHpAsvv.-0n thursday. September 8. AnnI a, refct
o. Hon. ibc Andrews Of this city in the sOh year o
bsr ake.
Tns relatives friend. Of the family and Of her SON
hnls kcnert lyon, requested 70 attend the uns
raj from her sic residence No. 81 East Eleventh street.
vissfbo0.
pr~sA- After lingering nncss, MAR0ARKr, vito OF r.
y. Burke aged 70 years,
II. reaiiycs ant friends Of the family respectfully
bvsteA 10 attend the funeral twp O'Clock from har
hs derue OF Court aud Church streets Brook
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MassW4N NW836 M4# WNmAN Ms@fAAsn NMF*. S@w
WgYM 8hm& f@W wrmNfN
~ sawW. ga Ms~ss# sMNMtNf8. NNvN Nfswk
wNeww.NsN -. 49, AMafr s~9@ a. wrNr~m NAitncr~
mmM~mM M#M WlNm y NNsNFw Ms.~ N1nN
NsmHM6N*s. a a i1.aks ~ i~mNAs srrF*.
Mawwm9X k-~Aff FfsAw4s N-fAH Asl 80 t.r
Na#~es a#H N~att Nssss.sA Utt hssasoi uvsAs.
80. s-'ssris - a-is 80 b.n Es-sss. Haoslt
~ = sasa8t kssgfm tsesa g.eeass.
srss -. ATT hssafet Mss4. hssta 90, ress@s
a. ~ g Va WEI
90 80 ffsssssa.ssi. 80 Naetssa Ass.. a. rrgs
as ~ ass.a .alr8 stA tsasas. wl.si~rst fram f<uses
~ ws.p.s 49, Asssaae fA n1A 49,. ffna# s-~rssa
- - s-~e- as iAss.s ssvgasss Casaiast... fss-.
--.s,s - - saas-or. sgr~. = SAL. ra,s fsg~
Ds..r..s- 49, fI-fn 80 ssts nq.f ss. ce-~'sy.
fsvn sr4 fsf " $3.50. A. - 80 gf@.s-e .f
fe8a So. a~W ~ - Mf.Ft = s~hstass
s.sa H@~fsa tss@ ffvey LM#sn -. es 49,
NaH8s# Nsma# a#t FNsN $500 Nf MNNs M ffs Aaet 1910
Ms@s f.a r1fst fMa@ 8i.t NaMe 'fHt N4f - 49,.
Ns8 Y ~. ttaE NEtN1 AMf.# N#am NtN
Kasfsts - '#e t.f fetfAA ess tsfs fasf 60 -
80 - 49, is-.tM iaf.s nteT e.tf $3.50 81
- -. NfM III + MaHsM NNNMH ef4 a#H
\ .sr. NFEf4as E#8e -
rtsf ffs@ - ts-hH -" 'hf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-13

ADJurASr GySRRAI's OFFICE, 4
CoLuNBus, ", Nav 4, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3.

NhNhhAi OhphnS NJ y
BY the thirty-fourth section Of the act to
organize and discipline the militia of Ohio,
passed April l4th, 1863, il is provided that
"all volunteer companies and batteries nor
organized and uniformed under the law q
this State, shall he takcn and considered a.
organized under this act, and entitled to all
the privileges therein conferred. But to
secure these privileges it is impsratively
required that companies existing under the
former statutes, report in writing to the
Adiutant General of this State, on Or before
the 25th instant, showing
lst. The date of organization and by
what authority:
ID. The actual strength reliable for serv-
ice at the date of this order:
3D.. A complete roll showing the rank
of each member, the date of his enrsllment,
and the date of rank and postoiiice address
of each officer:
4th. The arm of the service to which
the company belongs, how many members
are uniformed in whole or in part, and the
style and condition of their uniform
9Th. A complete schedule of all the arms
and public property held by the company,
or its members, where and how kept and
the condition and value of the same
9Th If the actual strength Of the com
pany is pelow the minimum, as announced
in General Orders No. 6, current series from
these Headquarters, then the officer making
the return will state whether additional
members can be enrolled sufficient to reach
the minimum standard by the lat day of
June next
All companies omtting to mako report as
herein required will be Immediately consol-
idated or disbanded
By order. CIAS. w. HILL.
Adjutant General of Ohio.
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State Sunday school Convention.

The Ohio State Sunday School Convention will
be held in Dayton on the Goth and 9th of May.
All the evangelical Sunday Schools of the State
are requested to send delegates. large attend
snce is most earnestly desired. The cause is the
best which can engage the attention of men and
women. Ample provisions will be made for the
entertainment of all.
Dayton is a delightful city-noted for the hos
pitality of its citizens and will give to the friends
of Sabbath Schools warm-hearted welcome.
The following railroads have agreed to return
free all who pay full fare to the Convention: San
dusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Eaton and Hamil-
ton Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE.
Other roads may yet place the Christian public
under obligations for like courtesy, of which
due notice will be given.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, and lit
tie Miami, Columbus and Xenia roads decline half
fare passes but agree to give free passes both ways
TO delegates not able to pay their own way.
Persons on the lines Of these roads wishing to
attend but can not afford to pay, will please report
their names and address on or before May IL
to G. Parker, Dayton. o. who is appointed to Sc.
cure passes,
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East Day ni,conrse.
ToNrooLNY, Nav 1, 1898.

&c ~ ToNroGANY, Nay L, 1908.
The National Fast was observed here in the ap-
pointed manner, and discourse was listened 10
from the Rev. Mr.. Good, by large congregation,
considering the busy season Of the year. A good
interest was awakened, when reminded OF the inn
pOrtanco of submitting to the "powers that be-"
and that fasting and prayer" had ever been
saving ordinance since the history of the world
began, and was one Of the ways in which man
could show his respect for the commands of God
and the laws of the land in which we live hence
the importance Of thus coming together.
The speaker cassed the prevailing vices of the
nation under three heads, viz Ingratitude, lntem-
perance, and Slavery.
The first we were guilty of from having had
manifold blessings showered upon u.s. and had, in
our fancied strength, claimed the honor Of our
prosperity, without giving God the glory We
had been proud and high h-minded-indulged in
pride of heart and wantonness of soul, until, as
consequence Of our own acts, Gods wrath had
been brought upon us, to show us our dependence
upon Him. We had lacked true humility, and
worshippea the creature more than the Creator ;
and as a sovereign remedy, il was now our duty TO
humble ourselves low in the dust, and plead that
God in His mercy might not cut us of entirely
Gratitude that we have an existence must be exer-
csed by us, that we may stand identified as
Christian nation, worthy of the protecting hand of
God and the respect of our neighborng Christian
nations.
As suffering from the sin of Intemporance, we
had BY the sacred right of suffrage placed tpplers,
and even habituSl drunkards at the seat of Govern
ment, to make laws for us-and hence were in
manner responsible for the state of things under
which we now suffered. Appeals to our legisls-
tive assemblies, for the passage Of wholesome laws
restricting the use sale, and manufacture of intox-
cating drinks had been treated lightly, and evils
too gross to mention to an intelligent audience, had
been committed by men whom the people had de-
lighted to honor with their sufTrsges. The peoplc
had virtually "put the bottle to the lips " of the
tipper, by sleeping quietly in fancicd security
while their representatives reveled in luxury and
debauchery at the seat of government.
The monster sin of Slavery, with its caste and
cruelty, had contributed much to the general desc
laton, by furnishing wicked and designing men
with weapon of destruction for carrying on their
vlanies; and the smoke of our offense had risen
up before God, and hid the nation from his sight
The result of these triple sins shown us in
the MANNED humanity around us-the returning in
valids and the din of battle that almost resounded
in our ears, as news from the seat of war was
received
The entire discourse partook of that depth and
clearness necessary to inspire the audience with
the Importance of the time and cause of assembling
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