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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
DIR. ANDREW STONE,

PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND iIrGlENIC
INSTITUTE
IS now engaged in treating this class Of modern
maladics as speciality with the most nstonish-
ing success. long series of chemical inycsti-
cations has resulted in tho discoveries of the
most thrilling interest to the inyild. DR.. Stone
dcnounccs the old school system Of dcvitalizing.
poisonous mineral practice, and makes use of
remedies entirely of recent discovery and conccn-
tratcd from vegetables of potent life giving
power. These ssrcmcdics combined with n rigid
and only rational system of Hygiene and motor
exercises, restores tho harmony Of tho function,
and vital relations of the system at once.
Youth in pator and prcmatur decay arc rescued
from the grave and restored to health The vic
tim of pulmonary consumption is cured Of the
harassing cough, night swcnts, and the liberated
caverns healed. The aged and docrepit, bowed
with rhnmati:m, neuralgia aud rhcums arc rcju-
vcnatcd. The lame are made to walk the blind
to sec, and tho deaf to hear. N,
The advantages of DR.. Stonts system of med
ical treatments so plain and simple that patients
can be cured at their homes in any part of the
country, Male or Female by sending the treat
ment, by letter or express, with advice and cor
rospondencc. Invalids in all parts Of the coun-
try should enclose Six Cents and send for aucs-
tions and treatise on physical dcran cement en-
bracing his doctrine Of disease and cure. Send
without delay.
The Liquid Catarrh Rcmcdy-an infalible cure
will be sent for 50, ,25 by mail or express. Adj
dress, DR.. ANDREW STOKE,
[31-ly1 90 Fifth Street, Troy, n. Y.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

7NHE United States Tax for the month Of
Il March, in the I'd Division, 18th Collection
District Of Ohio, (being Moigs county,) Is now
due and payable within ten days from this date
In default Of payment, collection will be made
with the addition of tho penalties as provided by
law. GEO. B. GROW. Den. Col,
Pomcrcy, Arril 24th, 1855. Ff4s-Iy,1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
Total Lisbilities,
NOTICE.
w. ~. BRANSTRUP, NJ,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and residence Front street, below lower
mill, Middlcport, Ohio.
Office Hours from to 8 Il. M, II to p. n., and
I to Q p. IN.
Finding it impossible to attend to all my hus-
mess in its present condition, I have difcuntin-
ued my pomersy Office. All my friends can rely
upon finding me at my residence during the above
hours unless profc. Il )nally absent. [S-40-:f.]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
A CAR 3D..

NNIE undersigned. having been conversant
i with Pianocs and their manufacture for
nearly twenty years, and having had tlicm OF
trial and for purchase and sale and use during
that time, has been solicited to establish an
Agency for few of the best instruments in this
country. In accordance with such solicitation
he has obtained an agency of the following man
ufacturcrs for their Celebrated Pianos, which are
all of the best class for sweetness ana power of
tone, and for durability, viz: John b. Dunham,
+. G. Lghte & Co., and IIalctt, Davis e. Co.
These instruments, which have nerer been crcclcd,
are offered for the Makers Prices, at their ware
rooms, adding transportation.
[l2-t.] G. MERWIN.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

WANTED. --Energetic men to act as agents
for the "Life of Ebraham Lincoln.' Liberal
Terms and exclusive territory guaranteed. APP
piications from returned officers, soldiers, old
agents and all young men of ability should be
mado at once il they desire to engage in this
profitable agency. Address for Territory, Terms.
&C., to [40-4t] J.W. RHODES & CO.,
cs Fifth 81, or P. Q. Box e2e, Pittsburgh, IA.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
FOR SALE.

A FARM of l55 acres, situate in Rutland
{ - township, Meigs county O., twomiles west
of Rutland, with dwelling house, barn fruit,
&c. For particulars inquire of VIM L.
McMaster at the Court House in Pomeroy or
the subscriber at McMaster mill. Terms
cash. WIN. McMASTER.
Rutland Sept IL, 1865. T3Tst ]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
II. MARTIN, G. n. sAUNDERs.
DW,s MARTIN & sAUNnERs.

Botanic Physicians. tender their professional ser
vices to the citizens of Orange and vicinity.
All diseases of private nature strictly conf
Dental. All calls promptly attended to. Pre-
scriptions, cash. Office at Martins Mill, Orange
Meigs Co.. ohio' [sepl4-3ml
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

The Mason and Hanalin Cabinet Organs,
forty difsrct styles, adapted to sacred and secu-
lar music, for $50 to $500 each. TIIIRTY-FIVE
G0LD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first pre-
miums nworded them. Illustrated Catalogues
free. Address MASON & HAMLIN, Bosroy,
or MASON BROTHERS, New YoRx. [S-37-1yl
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE. .
TNIIE undersigned has been duly appointed ad
L ministrator of the estate of Morgan Hughes
late of Mcigs county, Ohio, deceased. All per-
sons indebted to the estate arc requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will, without delay, pr:scnt
them to the Undersigned for allowance.
[41-3t.l EVAN EVANS, Adm.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
=. w. JENKINS,
l T. Q. speH, a. N, Principals.
Alley cc2%:S cc2e%4::s,
First College Bnilding Cor Penn dnd 81. Clair .Sts
Second F." " OiA Fcilo,rs Ju:iding, Fifth at.
Third Nos. &c and 2S 81. Clair 81.
Arieuys for the "'rek ending Oct. IA, 1865.
L. W. Minor, Eaton, Prebe CO., o.
J. 7. Green, Hookstown, Beaver co., Pa.
j. w. Reynolds, stcubonvic, Jefferson co., O..
Wm. Miller, Duncsn's Falls, Muskinsum CO., y.
II. McCreery, Beaver, Beaver CO., Pa.
r. H. McCaskey, Freedom, Beaver CO., Pa.
G. W. Huffman, Huf's Creek, Greene CO., Pa.
U. M. stickier, Middletown, Dauphin CO., Pa.
&. B. Woods, Pittsburgh, Ia.
S. S. Colvillc, Pittsburgh, Pa.
J. Hay, Pittsburgh, Pa.
]. M. Gifiin, Valley Grove, 0his co., W. Va.
d. II. Ault, Irish Ripple, Lawrence CO., Pa.
q. Blayncy, Pittsburgh, Pa.
L. s. Irwin, Pittsburgh, Pa. .
D. Patterson, Stcubenvile, Jefferson CO., o.
d. Probst, Knoxville, Marion CO., Iowa.
W. X. Hamilton, Sewicklcyyile, Alleg'y CO., Pa.
J. A. Lantz, Uhricksville, Tus. co., o.
J. A. Hamilton, Scioto, Harrison co., O.
d. W. Thums, Lexington, Richland CO., 0.
W. N. CIingan, Sulphur Springs, Crawford CO., 0.
|. Q. sprague, Wooster, Wayne co., o.
G. $. Trodway, Warsaw, Gosh. CO., O.
T. Keys, Brockwayvillc, JEFF. co., Pa.
A. G. Bollinger, Euphrata, Lancaster CO., Pa.
J. G. Barnett, Kittanning. Armstrong CO., Pa.
w. A. Hanna, Volant, Lawrence CO., p.
For terms and information concerning the Col
lege, address
JENKINS, SMITH & CowLEY,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
ed Township Town Authorities,
leyie by State ennl Conn

charged
before the 10Th day of December
br and the remaining half thereof ofJ
i'm TX is paid
of Banks Mates
Ohio only, receivable
open from Socloc Al TOD 4oclo
TREAsURERl OFFICE, MEIus COUNTY ONO, - - ,'
23 1865
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

Orn MUTUAL FnlGyD.-T. b. Petersen &
Brothers, Philadelphia, will publish from ad-
vance sheets on November llth, "Our Mutual
Friend" Charles Dickens New Novel, com
plete and unabridged with all the llustra-
tons to match their previous editions of this
Popular Authors Writings We predict for
"oar Mutual Friend n very generous recep-
ton, as it is one of his best Books
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
70 MERCY TELE GRAPH.
THURSDAY, i,i,i; October 26, 1865

SoNs OF TEMpERANug--Wella Division,
No 0G, meets in the Court House every Sat
urday evcningat II O'clock N. B. Wells,
W.P "r
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
ELLIS & SIBLEY,
HOPF i HOPKINS.

Druggists, and Dealers in Oils, Paints, Dyes,
Stationery, Psrfumery, Fancy Articles and Pat
ent Medicines. Prescriptions carofully put up,
and packages sent FREQ of charge. Ono door
east Of Postoficc, Racine, Ohio.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
YES MBROsIA

NOTICE.
TIl1lE Undersigned has been duly appointed cx-
l. ccutor of the last will and testament of William
d. Jones, late of Meigs county, Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted to tho estate requested to
mako immediate payment, and those having
claims against tho came, will, without delay, PIE.
sent them to the undersigned for allowance.
[42-3t] JOHN LEWIS, Ex'r.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

Saw Mill Again in Operation.
NNHE undersigned having purchased and put
i in repair the mill property formerly
owned by James Radford, near tho old Meigs
County Fair Grounds, are prepared to deliver
bills Of lumber on short notice.
The patronage of generous public is re-
spectfully solicited. J.V. STEVENS.
7-44.1y.1 B.F. Dixie.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
a WORD OF SOLEMN
Conscientious Adyina

10 THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT
A CLASS of Maiilics prevail to arru cx-
n tent in community, booming at least oac
hundred thousand yonh of both sexes, annually
to an carly grave. These diseases are very I'M
perfectly understood. Their extcrn manicsta-
tions or symptoms are Nervous Debility Relax
alton or Exhaustion, Morasmus or muscular
wasting and consumption Of the tissues tf the
whole body. Shortncss cf breathing, or hurried
breathing on ascending hill, fight of stairs
great palpitation Of the heart, Asthma, Dron-
rhitis and Sore Throat: Shaking of the Head and
Limbs, Aversion to Society, and to business or
study; pimncss Of Eycsight Loss of Memory;
Dizziness Of the Head, Ncaralgic pains in vari-
ons parts of the body; Pains in tho back and
Libms; l.umbaso, Dyspepsia, or indigestion r.
regularity Of the Bowels Derangcd s,crctions
of the Kidneys and other glands Of the Body "a
LeucorrhGa. or Fluor Albus, &C. Likewise,
Epilepsy, llystcria and Nervous spasms
Now, in ninctynne cases out uf every hund-
rcd Of the above named disorders, an,l host Of
Others, not named, have their seat primary in
morbid arrangement Of the nutrityc functions
II vitiated or impaired condition of the blood,
hence the whole nervous system, ard especially
the yitaAo- systemic class of ncrvcs become tlcpa-
tive, and the balance between the vital and
chemical afmities of the body is dcstroyed-
While this condition remains general debility
and marasmua must go on I, a fatal issue unless
gtn1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

"But pain is perfect misery, the worst of
lis, ARD excessive: overturns all ratience."
druggists have for sale Dr. ID. Fl. Soc!yc's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy, which will remove
permanently all pains from Catarrhal difficult
ties. Any one who has ever used it will so
recommend it,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
STATEMENT

Ofhe condition ef the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, on the 3lst
day Of Deccmdsr, 1861, made to the Au
ditor Of Ohto, pursuant to the statutc Of
ihat ,Statc
NAME AND LOCATION.
The maine of the Company is the HARTFORD
Flgx fSsrRAScE COMPANY, and is located at Hurt
ford, Conn.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

Total Assets of the Company .... $l,575,87O SIS
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjused, or adjusted and
not due 53,ae5 II
All other claims against the Cons
pany, (unpaid dividends) ......".. 9,4l4 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Cattle Epidemic in the M;s,issippi Valley

Tile Memphis Bulletin reports, concerning the
Mississippi Valley. ss follows,
We lenrn from gentleman who has just returned
from visit TO Philips and Crittendeu Cauaties, Ark.
that the planters in the Mississippi bottoms have becn
aud STILL suffering lose by the death OF tAeir
horses. mules. cattle and hogs. By noSt singular
disease which carrying them of in great numbers.
In the early part Of the Summer an incredible number
OF black gnats made their appearance IN the bottoms,
and attacked not only cattle and horses but also BIRDS
wild turkeys deer and other game with such feroclty
ss 10 Kill, in a short time, quite number OF animals
After the disappearance u he gDats disease broke
gu. among the cattle. horses and hogs and has been
raging for time. and is si prevailing though The
indications that he epideDic-for such 1t ap
pears ~ be--s abating This disease resembles very
closely eryspelis the attacked swelling M. sometimes
under the breast at other times on the side but more
frequently under tho throat, and dying generally III
ron q to "a h6uU eeer pe!nS attacked.
Our Informant c0seafsaA with several intelligent
planters who have been great sun-e3 by lhl strange
disease. among them physician eminent n us Rf2;
frslon and all OF them ccncurfed IN the opinion that
closely allied ~ erysipeas, and also that the ys
ttion Of the gusts the early part OF the Sumner had
influence in producing the dsease. IL u thought
that the great amount o! poison Which was necessarily
absorbed into the system by the bite OF the gnet-wheh
j. most poisonous inseetts developing itreif Ia the
H's9''. ybich u now rayaging tho whole animal RAGS
In that region. Some cases. when taken In time. are
cured by precisely the samo treatment praciced IN
Of pens painting with anodyne the effected
parts having fine effect.
Tho losses Of stock especially 81 hogs has been very
great One planter in Walnut Bend has lost 900
hogs aud seven borses and muies beside oxen and mi
COWS. AnltLer, living & short distance abovcstbs one
named lost 10 mules and horses and hogs and cat,
te ia proportion. This is ouly two OF maLy similar in
stances Of losses sastained.
On Saturday morning Il was reported that two men.
who had been treating their cattle Tor the prevailing
disease, had been similarly attacked, their threats
swelling IN an alarming manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
National Temperance Convention.

A National Temperance Convention met or
Tuesday at Saratoga. and tho attendance quite
largo. Gov. buckingham OF Connecticut was chosen Il
preside, aud among the Vice Presidents verc Gen.
Neal Dow Of Msiae, e1Goy Dalton Of Connecticut
and the Hon. =. T. Aldrloh Of Massachusetts,. The Rev.
Thee. L. cuyler Of Brootlyn designated as Chair
nan Of the Business Committee The Convention list
ened to discourse BY Dr. Charles Je1ett Of Nassachu
sctis upon the Chemical Effects Of Alcohol upon the
Human =, stem" and after discussion thereon, Nd
lonrned al MOsdny.
! On the rc0pcang OF the Convention the Rev. DR..
C.ckerng lately OF Portland. read per on - Tell'
pprance aud Religion" and offered q resolution favor
able 10 The sspousa of the Tempo cause by minis
ters and preaching tire same. Santry communications
were read from ndiy idnuls and societies In various
PARIS Of tho laid. The Rev. Dr. Newell read on al.
dress subject, " Prohibition" and this was followed
by addresses nom Mr. Il. L. Delsyan. the Rev.
John pierpont Gcrri. Smith, Dr. Palmer.
DR.. Jewett. and several other persons.
Daring the afternoon session resolutions were reported
a. the Convention from tho Business Committee but
after debate they were recommt.ed. Statistics were
presented from the United Kingdom fomperance ALI.
ancc; and there was vigorous debate respecting
"cornmunion wine" a clerical member Of the Beecaer
fi'nilY from Central New.York presenting peculiar
y M on that question. A National temperance Com.
nttec was appointed ~ follows: W. 4. Dodge o. New.
York Governor Buckingham Of Connecticut. j. n.
Stearns OF York, A. Is. Ransom OF NewJersey,
j. s. Smith OF New.Yurk 81. A. Booth II New YORK.
W X. Spooner Of Massaohusetis, Prof. Palmer vi
Michigan Rev. 4. L. Cuyier OF New-Sork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

Section J. Al ssSs, s.rbss rubbish, and sweeping, Of
every and which mar delivered tic eonrsc tori, OF thai
may he psce3 IN b-rrsls be<s Pi butt-t. any o,e
vessels upon the .ds ~ah III the mont srrs tbs
steps Of dwens ods~ syie pub IL build
inc -hs be removed FROM tie streets Ia tight every
Lour, Sundays excepted.
We cal upon our citizens 70 witness In how many IN
.tanccs the "ashes garbage rubbish a. swecpngs Of
every Kind have been removed FROM ta1 streets every
% hours, since Jny last
Tho contractors IN the very first week OF the exist
once Of their cOnlrlct violated H. aud have done
ever since Yet the w'rrants are drawn fr their
money; the Controller pays them. and the people look
on with fear and tremo,ng. Meanwhile. however,
disease aud p,stieuce being engeH.ercd thousands
Of valuibe lives are placed 10 jeopardy. and tho sleek
contractors. with wciillcd pockets, Guetyruh Their
Havnnns. Obvious 10 npythiug elsc
Tbee arc at least Gozen streets in the upper prt OF
our city, end many In tie oweras Morris nd Wrst'
ST.. for jn'tanoewhich have seen nesersweeper nor
ashmau since tie ls day Of July Inst end tnis. too n
the most tbloly populled portion oi Ito city wheie
disease, st4rled will is feafu Ia It's raysges
McsIs. SHORTENING Conn iSsioners. tie rub'lc
look TO yoa for help in this n t.ter. Either abr0stts
this immense humbng OF contract At once or compel
tie contractors 20 carry out their contract ere odi
city ID rGvaged with Gis'aso ord death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
,Craelty Of u. D. Psevsst.M q rshal,.
r. n. ,cdi:or Of TIE ~ y Tyibvna

SIR: It is tie duty Of the country to see that
the ia 10. brcughtto disonor by their own
servants snd that the coorsd shall not be robbed
Of the precious benefits pnrc by immense sacrifices
OF blood anl treasure. The Government may not be
able ia every instance 10 secure eqiel administration
at justice between former masers and their saves.
Great care shoah DO taken. however, that in the sp.
p0iutnent OF I4Ishlls should be selected who
known 20 be free from thnt dsl'y pro-Slvery yiru,
J9ge Taney--that ,'coored meg h1ye no rshis which
stnl NJ loast scefss 70 be OF The fancy plttern
s'nd YOU sampe If one OF tds class: His name is Il.
=. Soops Captain of the 18th Pennsylvania C'valiy,
oVestMarshal ~ E.GYannl County. VIII state but
Ole Instance OF tia mans cIueli,es. which would be
'uiDcien to tiye him prominence In the worst days OF
ne lrqnis!tion g1. you tnc facts witnessed aud
rei,ted by responsible gentleman OF talt ccabty;
IN Inc sdnY noon. Saw q negto man on wooden
horse Ihs horse was contributed Of tTO boards by
hfinging the TWO edges tocether in the form OF W.
Heavy weights were attached to his feet. l In
painful position since saturday morning. The mon had
become exhausted. fiined and fe,l of several tines
when tie heavy weights, referred to- were fastened to
| his limbs ~ preoent hls falling or
| Tax gentleman, touched with the suirsrngs Of
this victim o. torture went to the
Marshal ~ ltercede In his behalf ana to remonstrate
against The cruel punishment when tha. gentleman IN
rmed him that LIS femonstrsnce wond do no good and
thqt he won,d not take him down II the Lord Jesus
Chrs, himself should come for him." Our informant
has since learned that The negro expired from his tor
lures. lie looked Gs IL he were dying when saw
him.
We could wish that for tho honor Of the Government
and humanity this were the only instance Of cruelty
and torture inflicted by Mar5hals but fear that
| other cases may be found Of hagrV,t outrage.
| Col. Forbes, a very respectable gentlemen OF this
county, and planter. Is Informed by the czeBs o.
Appomat,ox County that the Marshal Of that county.
George W King, Is in the habit Of tying up negroes
and giving them 80 ashes. Tho Provost. Marshal OF
Nelson County is also charged With the same ofense
am satisfied. from my own observation and FUN ny
knowledge OF the disposition II their old na'ters that
nothing bat the strong Of TIE Government save
tie eoored people from great hardship aud oppression
In this county happy 10 state that our Provost
Ma. sha Col. j. II. Wood Is man admirably qualified
for his pos ard vii, long he remembered aud ehdesrec
10 the friends OF Justice and humanity Tie impartial
administration of his Office. ". STIcHNEY,
Challnn If "a New. York Moupted Rifes
buckingham CORY Houss "a, Juy "a, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Jobs accumulate old almost are forgotten and the
wepda Then haas IN hnv

Jobs accumulate old almost are forgotten and the
weeds grow Then you may bear grumbling; the boys
talk Of going to tie West where land something
else is better, or eren hiring out. and the girls Is
AFRAID they never will be anytting At such times one
Is like the Psalmst, the go ccr AIM Still does
rot wholly despair-neyt Winter ard Spring shall he
devoted TO making Ill things At times for in
stance after some success good dinner one Is apt
TO see thirgs in abrlgber light aud to forget part
Perhaps sfter AL every thing can be done. and work is
removed with furlons energy. Bnt when they stop to
rest things look dubious and on q closer view 1t Is
seen Tat at least ten days work Of abe bodied men are
required TO DO done that ont saying nothing aboui
anything else, and In their desperation they become re-
signed. They ask only. should they complain there is
enough 10 cat and to WEIR.
The reason for these things did not always exist
Labor was scarce and high. Much valuable time vas
spent in reading the papers and in going TO town afeI
war nows There periods when things on the
farm and through TIE country wero distracted There
were invasohs end gres, battles. Some spent weeks
with their wounded Sons in Hospitals in getting them
homo when thoIe were crowds Of visitors. Others.
alas, brought them home in collins This. then. Is The
last OF our own son. O such mourning. But thanks
to tie kind Father Of All the Is over orr country
is saved, and We con 60 on witt new courage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
A FAMILY IN SEARCH OF A FArHgs.-Ou

A FAMILY IN SEARCH OF A FATHgR.-On
Wednesday afternoon there arrived in this city. by the
Hudson River Railroad. from Montreal, interesting
family Of children. They are named Mary, Matthew.
Elizabeth and Timothy Mccarthy and are aged re-
spectivcly 10. G. O. and years. They came originally
from Dublin Ireland and In search Of their father.
James. who 10 q tailor somewhere In this city Capt.
Bracket Of the Twentysxth Precint informed Of
the arrival OF the children by the employees OF the above
road and they could not give the residence OF their
father no took them to Police Headquarters ana piaeea
them in the care of tho antor In the missing pa
rent is not found they will be sent back to Montreal
the Commissioners OF Emigration having decided that
from receiving the projection extended by that body 10
Dassepgors arriving IN tlla bort