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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-04-21

joel L. Franklin Maria W.
Spargur, late Maria W. | plointiTs
FTHnklil, and John W.
Spargur, her husband.
Nelson Franklin, Cyrus II.
Franklin, Edward Buruott,
Guardian Of SHsannuh
Franklin, Mary Jaruegin,
twicoi Eli jaTnHnu) Mar
tia k,c'h, and james =. ! n.c.,5,,s.
Kocch ,h"r husband, Mary D''''
A. Garrett, (gdOw Of Eli
iah Garrett, docca7cd) Jno.
h. franklin, and the un-
known heirs Of Thomas
Franklin, deceased.
1HNu suid Cyrus II. Franklin, whose residence Is
Z known, and tho said Mary A. Garrett, (widow of
ah Garrett daccased who resides in the State Of li
nOs and the said John ~ franklin, who resides in the
state OF Missouri, aud the heirs Of Thomas Frankn,
deceased lwhOse names are uuknown who reside in the
state of Illinois, and the said Mary Jarnagin, (wiie of
EHJsrnagin) who resides in the State ct Indiana
hereby notified that they together with the other defend
ants above named, and also the plaintiffs, Joel H. Frank
n and Maria W. Spargur, are deyisces named in tfe
last will and testament of Anthony Franklin, late Of
Highland County, Ohio, deceased; that the said Antho
Franklin, deceased, made executed and published
his said last i'll on the nth day Of December, A. D.
1885, and that the Sd day ofMay A, d. 1859 the said
last will and testament duly prohated and admitted
record in the Probate Court Of said County High
land and that in the record entry of said last will aud
test0men, the names of the said Joel Franklin, and
the saidMaTia Spargur, omitted They there
fore hereby further notified that petition is pend
ing in said Court the prayer of which, is that the
ord of the said last will and testament may be ected
to correspond with the original will oftho said
file in said Court and for that purpose the Pc
toners by their attorney, will on the 9TH day May,
A. d. 1864, 10 o'clock, in the forenoon; Tor
thereafter counsel can be heard said Court to
Insert by nteeniaion in the proper place ia said
ord, the Of joel L. Franklin, and Maria W. Spar
CUR.
JOEL L. FRANKLIN,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-04-21

The following is genuine Alabama
poetry. 1t is addressed by female Sc
cesh to her lover in tho Confederate al
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-04-21

It's hard for youunE to livein camps
It's hard for youuns to fight the yanks;
IT, hard for you'uns and we'uns t0part
For yeu'uns all know you have got We uns' hearts.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-04-21
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
RE-OPENEDI
sssEEH RsRRsY R2GES &HSlsS NlD
.Eg,SESts q. ke5A- EssssfsSSeA x s3s35

yHNHIs GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHFARE is
n again open for
FREIGHTS AND TRAVEL,
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being replaced
by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with all recent imrroye-
ments, aud ns the
Bridges q T,dcit are again IN Substantial Condition,
The well-earpel reputation Of this Road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT,
viii he more than sustained uuder the reorglni2a
tion ofits business.
In addition to tho UneIVoljed Attraction Of Nahtra
Scelsry atoore conceded This route the recent
Troubles upon the Border have associated numerous
per's Ferry, with painful but instructive Interest.
con BOTTOMS.
At the Ohio River with Cleveland and Pttsburg, Cen
tral Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati Railroads; and,
through them with the whole Railway System of the
Northwest Central West and Southwest.-At Washing
ton Junction. with the Washington Branch for WASH
ington City and the Lower POtOmac.--At Baltimore
with four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through Tickets to
Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the prvge Of
gisifing WASHINGTON CITY route.
This Is the ONLY ROUTE by which passengers can
procure through tickets and through eheckstO WASHING
TON CITY.
J. II. SULLIVAN, W. p. SMITH,
General Western Agent,
Beltaire o. Master Of transportation
Gen. Ticket Agr, Bait. BaHimOSS
eetlyl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-04-21
mario
Notice,

the Probate Court orHighand Comfy, State Of Ohio
PETITION TO CORRECT RECORD OF WILL.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-04-21

James W. Roedy and Rachel Reedy,
his wife,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-04-21

joel l.. Franklin, Maria ".
Spargur, late Maria W.
FTankliI, and John W.
Spargur, her husband.
, 1864-07-20

w ANThD-A Youngerly man in
w easy circumstances vlsbes to co5respcnd
Win eLunz lAn9 Of twenty to tweut7 fve years Of
are. brown Ct AubuEn hair 0tue or hazal uesh.
sx inches, mouett and easy manners, preetnE rnral
uts and uA deF2te Income ono who car 3iva Rood
"a to Character fond OF and cpmpe In
%u.tc can add.esa ~ "aE Racine. VI. for iew
epF4 hty children wall Taught. not objected to. Pho
toRraphs desired with frls communication. Object
MAt{tUQHY. lH91 AAk1t
, 1864-07-20

TIE SECESSION ORGAN OK THE ANXIOUS SEAT
The Rebel organ is exercised because We publish
I'd an extract from Peter shimp's Reol Esta.e Bul.
lsfin, in effect charging "Democrstic'' Alderman
with eellirc himself for $500. Here ia Whist it
says:
.'Ihe city abolition daily newspapers extract
Zone allegations FROM di-reputab1c city tebdom-
:lGal slt ct concerning IN Alderman, one OF which
allegations /. that he 'sold himself for dive dol
the d,srepuruble hebdomadal to name the offender.
We ai-o cali for his name, and it be that of a
Ltrloc. attic Alderman, venture rhe prcoictIoa
n4 1Ea, the allegations az anst hlm are ialse from
hvciIuiDe TO end. Name h.m.''
Do rot distress yo7rself, neirhbor; you will hear
the name at the next session Of the Common
Council.
, 1864-07-20

NKw 1oEK. Tdt1dAy, July 10,
CoTroN- Dull without decided change a. H. 6ua
1.ex fer mtddfirG upIhndB.
FLorR-6tate and weatern CSC better: $iQu Qu5oafu75
for extra state: %11na41t13 for comt1on 10 Eoon
bfhnoa extra r1nnu hoop Ohio; and 5ll.SsGzl2sS for
tade brands, the market coslng Qntek. Included in
aaIce Ate o pFls extra state tor AuqusE $il 81
ana n.s round hoop Ohio for last twenty days 10
2WH1aKY-DertdecIs nrmer aa raore active ut xls9
@1.1G for slate, and Al6S31.73 tor wes tern.
GRAIN Wheat 4Gtzc higher. and moderate active
closing pulet at Ft.43x Is tor Chicago spring. IL Is
@:.5s tor 3lp aukRo cub, ~ 6592.1 fer winter red
western. ana $e tor Inferior We.tr1n. CQfo 6sU
and moderar civ actlse at $50 for ntw mixed west
ern, 81 363@1 e. for old 90. Oats active and 1eul.
GRocSsf. s-Gease dal! .aad unchanged. Sugar
quiet-Cuba &c, liava1a 2l4c. Nosssss dull.
PK1HoLkUM-Quiet but firm st Sc for crude and
6e@S-c fer refined in bond. =
WooL-VaIy quiet-holders aud buyers are vide
aphrt.
PRorrs1oSs-Pork higher and IN good demand at
xt29o 70! mess; 81. ,.ud $50 for new ao-clssng at
sla.sos 40 for neE prime. and $50 o. for pri ne
1, msss: Also 5oo barrels new pes, fs1 July,
heavy at $16oc@i8. of mess: eae! g C. prime
Ssoo 25-oJ for rep9cEed mess. aud $3bAs35 u tor
1or extra mess Prime mess beef quiet and 10 m,p8f,
Cut meats quiet at 1585Hc far shoulders aud lSt9c
tor hams Lnrd higher ard Ia good demand aE 1ek13
2okc. AIfo SO br1a for July, bus erd 9ptpn at dc
SO n1ls foE August, eeprs option. at &c. Butter s.
@Nc 1or ohlo and si@isc for etats. Cheese little
1Tmer AT 1880
, 1864-07-20

Coa! nttaf Hill + 100 4.l0I5.GD l351l4 60
Wood, hickory and maple,
r cord -.:....-..-........ .-4f014.50 1e00I1a50
Wood, beech, = cord. .3o0Ss.50 10o0giL0o
The above quotations are for small quantities,
con -umptIcu. The range Includes Mir to good
articles, omittin9 cheap eteaE meats and veEsta-
By tome oi the rst eats res,anraats and % saiaons ions
tur cxtEa fne productions; eEen the perlehAb!e
vegetables and fruits which Usually come in at this
other things, and many OF them are very ecarce.
The aboTe comparisons may surprise some. We
have been paying little more each month 50 long,
that to many Of US II seems scarcely possible thAt
the increment thould be 40 great Take coffee Tor
instance: In 1862 burnt coffee an excellent arti-
Gle, could be purchased for from TO g cents per
pound Now the same is cold for from G5 to IS
cents 4 pound. Here IL an advance of nearly
per cent. Sugar which was then worth from to
IL cente is now worth from Is to IS cents. Butter
Which then sold for 10 to .2 cents, Ia now worth
from 10 to 80 cents. Soap hss increased In value
from TO 16 cents POUND beef from to 20 cents
pound: and o1hel articles IN proportion, The
Cethef speculative. There ia no resi- occaslon Tor
the enormous prices: Early il the season the
aa ,. e The heed
blessed with abunuant rain, have forgotten to cut
them down aeain. There il no occasion for the
best oi Goshen butter is aold 1t from ID to 16 cents
and there lg little doubt that 1t will he largely Inn
ported Thore ia certainly fnc opportunity for
come uan WltulET ~ Gu Tue community &tfflCe,
and make for himself respectable gains, to under.
take the enterprise
The worst Of this 1e that the burden falls me
qunlly. Certain classes Of men are much better
patd for their seryices-comparatively speaAns--
than before the commencement Of the war, while
ye1y many others reee,ye but little nor, i any,
men On yearly salaries, and all whose pay Is fixed
BY comparative Or legislative eaasImeat o. whose
have euaered, while the pay Of many has
constantly increased. The laboret is now
shie 10 command Il higher salary than the
teaches or clerk. There Is another class Of men
who have suffered eeverelgI;those who ,ake work
on long contract, the margin Of pront allowed at
AT having bes1 svsl!nYed uR bs BY 1s
ie. Times Of grea. excitement always develop
inequalities rapidly. Thousands have butt M up for
eubetantials since the commebcemeut OF the wat;
tens OF tbousands have suffered 10 proportion.
There is no help for this. An 1nordinnte gain Is
yer msde but at the expense of others, aud IN
arts seufe what makes one rich aids to make many
poor, But the officially wtll soon be over. Yet
fiitc more patience. and good strong effort, and
The rpbels Will be -crushed never more to rise.
Won}dWe avoid further loss, ne mEat put our
, 1864-07-20
boLoN EoDNsoE.
IAssociated Press Dtspstch.l
Bts Louis Market.

Ii
ST. LOUIS. Tuesday Evening, July 70,
TouAcco-Leaf lower and other grades unchanged.
Sales: $40 hhce lugs 1t Is oo8425; common shpojne
leaf 1l.o@lst0; medium do. l92592s.15; good and
1ne do, $25 n0@s3.15: COMMON and medium manufnc.
turing, s25th@ss o.; good, ta5.so951.oo; nne aud
fancy. 5000 CTS to@a2500o per 100 ns.
FLouR-Demand Light. Sales: 70 brls fancy super
at s9e9; 15to do city aud country single extra at
1915, aud 4(0 DO double extra on private terms
GnA1E-Whsa1 Arm. Sales: 100 sacks, including
S., common aud fair fall. at 3l9o9207H per bu 5l3
bu fair and good at s210a215, and seq bu prtne at
sl2o Corn insctlye. with sales Of SCI sacks yellow
at {ls5; q do common white at S1ss. OsA nnch .ng
e5. sales: sss sacks, including 7se at ssHc; 10.
At 9sc.
Tu1sky-Better. With sales Ct 262 bsls, In various
let's, at 3l.so. and 10 do at sl.5t per nallcn.
TAILow AND GnEAsx-Ssles 2hrls taltow at t,xc
10 tres do at 1sc 10 brs and II pigs do at 15H
pkg grease at 12c. The quotations reported on
Change yesterday " ere above the market, aad not
credited By 6eaItSp. @.
, 1864-07-20
BOARD.OF POLICE.


The Metropolitan Board Of Police Commits aiou.
era net In regular session at theiE rooms In Police
Headquarters yesterday afternoon. Every MEM
her Of the Board va. in his place.
The minutes Of the last session were read cor
rected and approved, after which A. c. Coventry,
Eeq.. the President, read the following estimates
ior the painting Of the Second Precinct Station
". P: Dayis, SO: q. Jones; $50: 7. Latham &
Son, fRs; T. =. Hodge, $50; Hynkoop Co., SIS.
were madt, and as since, the price Of painters ma
terial has maferial.y increased 1t was resolved By
the Board that Turtle be instructed
The bond Of William Turtle as custodian Of. sto.
len property, for .00 j. L Pitts, James George,
Bichmd Slater and William Hutchlnaon as suseties
wns read. approved and ordered placed on f1e.
Captain II. n. Kennedy. Of the Second Precinct,
which On motion wss approved, and the superin:'
The question OF filling the vacancies IN the force
coming up, nn the statement that there were forty
fye places TO flled, = humber Of. candidates were
and general qualifications. From among them
the Board appointed William Barrrll, James Fritz,
Alexander Beanbieu. Patrick Delaney and John A.
Gond. John Burger and Joan McAnanuell were
taken on trial for thirty days.
Superinteuded Turtle asked authority Of the
Board TO purchase poison for the especial deleeta
lion Of the dogs running at large and unmuzzled.
Commissioner Brown wished 1t to be under.
etood that no authority should be given to Police
officers to poison dogs nQcha1ned and unmuZzled
In their owners yards. .. .
The request Of the Superintendent vas granted.
On melton o! His Honor, the Mayor, the Super.
iutendent was ordered TO purchase supplies In
bulk, and deal them out 10 the several precincts as
uey ehould be needed.
Commissioner Wentworth moved that frorn and
siene to ap7 place where he ahall receive any pay
except h,s regular pay as policeman, and that the
Superintendent sec that the labors arc az equally
divided among tic officers 10 possible. Carried.
After spdtttpg sQldry bills the Roard Adjourned.
, 1864-07-20
AmUAEMEN1g.

BA11E1's CIRCUS AND MSAGEnE.-The weather
is dec1dcdly unfavorable to Mr. Bailey. Monday
and yesterday 1t Eained cats and dogs and people
did not ca1e 60 to lons elephants and horses
Nevertheless the attendance at the circus has not
been very spare. The sights theE On exhibition
are quite attractive and have draw together pretty
good audiences. The riding, tumhinR, equetatlou,
vaul1ing, balancing and slack ropt dancing are de-
cIdedly aboge par It was INTENDED that the troupe
should exhibit to day in the Norh Division. but
ground is too vet. They will Therefore remain TO-
Day at the old stand on States street near Twelfth.
This is the last day.
AUeEuM. The lecture room OF he Museum was
cruwded last evening, '.The Dfuukarf," aud
Turn Him 0nt," were on the bo-rds- both hearth
Y applAuded. 1.-THE Drunkard" will be reproduced
this evening: it Is spirltetirrfrs drama. Of the
moral school. teeming With instruction. We need
not SAT that It Is we'll rendered:
MCp ICKEnfs THEATER.-Wiilia'n Warren, SO the
s'Member ftom Crsnterry Center" In the play Of
..sllver Spoon" ID drawing good ho1ses at Nc
Wicker 9. The piece will be given this evening,
and until further notice. 1tseems destined to have
good run.
, 1864-07-20
THE TRAIN BOYS.
Extortlonate Charges. -Ten Cents for
the Tribune and Five for tho
T1meA-A Word to the Rail-
rond ConlpanIeg

We were informed yesterday BY a Conductor On
the Michigan Southern Railway, that the train
bays charge passengers ten cents for the Chicago
TIuRUSE, and five cents for the Secesh ZVo7es
Two gentlemen who were with the Conductor
made ne same statement, We wish to know II
BY The Superintendent Of the Michigan Southern
Roads We never authorized the train ooys to de.
mpv pece e TOT as
passengers. We want this swlndlins business
ther papers tor three do1ars per 100 copies at the
office Of Publication, and to charge ten cents is to
ask profit Of ssa per can't. tor selling them. For
lhe advance IN price Of hsf cept On copy is no
ustdcatlon Tor increasing the retail rate from ge
to Ten cents.
We understand thai the train boys on the Illinois
Central and Chicago and Burlington roads are
charging ten cents per eooy, when they can get it.
We bags not heard that thsy ask hslf that price
more than five cents. is that two cents profit On
paper is not enonsh to pay ths heavy rent exacted
s5 ss sss* ss as ssns h:s reas
companies could well afford to reduce their rent,
Tor the sake Of accommodating their pat.
sSn e dn Ra0ef 81 tse % T sos s se S,s
compensation for the mischief done In
putting up the cost Of the daily papers 100 per Ct.
eate;to .heir Judgment, and hope they viii aEe
favorable action.
There ouebt 70 be some intermediate pnee be,
charge elx cents, or even seven, the travelling pub
lie might feel like paying 1t; but ten cents for
paper that only costs haYes Il too much. Why can
Changer What dieatyP PSd Void pb there Be- III IL gVne WIZ
back four cents IN stamps on q ten cent noter
The si1 cents remaining would leave the seller 100
Charging The public ten cents ior single copy of
Chicago daily paper.
r-o
, 1864-07-20

TOR SALE-1 hava cne Cf the bast
4 stereosco1ic Shows In the country. Just the
thing u 1at e to pcit1:al and tsrs Paeka
~ N trnnk nicely for Carrying on CATS or peat l.
nl IN running orueF-have been running It Ibis sum
cago Ulluts- tyl4n5lW
FOR SALE Cheap. the schooner,
- rleRed boat s. A: Robson. 80 fest long, 8 tsts
r,soe acct West Side. Apply to CIA5. COPIES,
Htnzie street, or sodttss 2. 0. BOZ 25al, Chicago.
Jy1fmgS9dt -
, 1864-07-20
The Foreign Markets.
Per ste lneE EQt0pA.1 IRY TeleCI

The Foreign Markets,
Per ste inner Eutopa.1 lBy Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, July ..
FLouA-DuIl and tending downward.
GBAIx-Wheas eas:er and l@4o wer for spsink !:
red western es@8s %: red southern 81 6desas ID !;
quiet at .es I'd for mixed. -
PHov1s1oss-Pork active and 2ais higher, Lard Cd
better.
GaeeEaIzs.;sngar heasy and is5ls Cd lower. clos
tErIoLKrx-Quee aud stendy-rehned, 2s ld@
y I'd.
LosDoa, July Q. 1861
,DnHAnsTUvrs-Barine's circular 1eporra bread
nnfts steady.
tribe higher. Coffee quiet and st:aty. rea rends
upwards.
FKTaoIEuA-Ac1ye at u sHd02s fer rcnuel
S1oCKs-AL ertcAn securities no minal, and without
sales. Co1sos closed Ftlday at s1x4AH.
LATEST VIA QpEKysTowN.
LIVERPOOL, Jnly 9. 1854.
CoT7oz---Excited, and prices 34d higher. 1nc1ud.
IN the eales tusy were lo0 bales to speculators
and e1porterF.
PRovIsioAs-FiFta.
GhoCEAIks-SuGar still advancing.
rHopuck-Qules ana steauy.
LONDON, July Q. 1s5t,
STocKs-Copsols for mo.ey 90Xx90s.; Ill, C. shares
, 1864-07-20
ANOTHER HEno FA11LS.-Timothy n. Bla1s-

ANOTHER HEno FA11LS.-Timothy II. Blais-
dell, First Lieutenant OF Taslor'e battery. company
B, chicsgo Light Artillery, died in the field hospi-
tsl, near MARIETTA. on the 5th inst He WAS one Of
that noble band Of young men who gave up lucTa-
tive positions, good homes and bright hopes to
enter the service Of their country private In the
ranks. he hAs participated In nearly every battle
in which his battery has been engaged, and ever
" lamented by ali, as the purity OF his lite and the
nobIepees Of bis character had endeared him to all
, 1864-07-20

~ Diseases OF the Nervous. Eenina1, Urinary
lin reports Of the Howard Association. Sent 81
mall In scaled isttEr @ envelopes, tree Of charge.
ciation, No. 8 South Ninth stree!, Philadelphia,
Pa. 3y2-m294 am
Metropolitan Hall to Hrnt.-Tkie asll
Il to rent fer al the purposes fer which euch hills
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Apflica-
tions can te made St tho Office, adjoining fse en-
trance to the Hal. ie5fLha!n-.s
Bryant &: SsraE.O:asz CHieARG Teie.
EFarh Instttutc.-Thc lSrres. Institution Of
the ktnd IN the world Thirty.h7e Telegraph n.
stunsnts IN constant use, Address
BEyAHr & STATION,
Jy2 mS3s-1m nav Chicazo. III.
, 1864-07-20

Yesscls Pussed Oorrelt.
Especial Diapatch u the Chicago T1i5une.7
DETBoIT, July 10, 1864.
U-Datka sunshine. Milwaukee, Great Wess4o =;
schr D1eadnought.
Bows-Prop Potomac; brig Ferguson; schr CHIEF.
tain.
WNp-South.
, 1864-07-20
BATTERIES ANp B, CHICAGO LIGHT ARTILLERY
HnxE TIN nffhR nfdfst 0rpaniz Inns

in the State, Companies and B, Chicago Light
ARTILLERY, arrived In springfield on Monday night
ast fo, muster out uf the service. Both or.aniza-
tiuns ere raised in hicaso, in the early days Of
the rebellion. when that expedition was extempo-
r1xed which Eaved Cairo and the lower part OF ILL.,
nofs to the Union. We well remember how quickly
the compapies were dled. and how pruuey the
soldier. marched through our streets, elated With
hnt,on Of he lo,s1 sta1c Of niinois to 1he armies
Of Tic GoEcsument. They have both been in al
most every bate u note IN the Southwest, aud
nor been iouDd wantinG. They have served ont TWO
1erue-nrkt OF three monthP, and then OF three
years the lzttes Of With expired the 10th and
thcy have reached sprtne6eld, where, in few
lIaye, they will he mustered out Of service. They
have lee, arpe,y tn The various engagements In
It i II contemplation to give them reception
worthy Of their lame. This II their dne. Let them
be welcomed by the ifn.n. Of bells aud the sa,sos
lips Of tIoqutncc- Let them he ieted and houored,
and then Il. them he diemtssed to thesr friends
with the bencdic'ion of this great city. Thus
veteran heroes should te made the OCCASION Of q
municipal jubilee, and to contribute to this end,
or people ehonld not be backward.
ar. VINCENT DE PArL+-The members OF the
Society o4 Saint Vincent de Paul will celebrate the
atuuai feast Of their patron 6aint Sunday next.
members OF The various Conferences Will attend
The celebration ard present lheir yearly reports.
II The morning 1t eight O'Clock divine service wiz
he attended by the memoezs at st. Patrick's
church. and ct lalGpast TWO O'Clock in the ai.er-
on.n fheT wilI visit the industrial schools at
Brteepon, inspecting the Institution ana its IN n.
mstese Thie establishment was organized by the
SofIety and incorporated In 1863, since which
Este Z. has been managed by the Christian Broth
"a The St, Uuc< ut &c Paul Society built the
echoo, anu wholly support it by the contributions
The "a School Is designed as an seylau doF the re-
ceTsi1 0f boy s-the children OF Catholic parents,
:, +" nave either By the commission OF eo1s petty
.nd are loo young to be sent to jail or who are
destftute OF parental authority and therefore llke
fvstn i,ecomc yagrauts or thteyee. Ihe=e are gu
tndy treated Ut the school, and led to tread u me
nathe d virtue and inteety 20 thst bysnd syS D5Ss
thaE viii be cent Into the world to maze gooo @ ana
1nEast ri,izens. All honor to the benidcent pro
!nc.orr Ior thctr noble enterprise; they ease toe
H. xearv al isree sums OF money, BY recel!lng
Sounf criminals from the city Police CONT nj to.id aaa a.
tno sin,ilar reinee for young and oesttnls Etm.
ne Society," Of ST. Vincent de Paul mas saveo man
Inv from the paths Of vice. and were we " ..s
tste s audaDe action shond hays ts;eres 10
foUufsE.