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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05
The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Gold strong, with
active speculative demand. The bulls have
managed the market well and with success.
The price opened at 2321a and advanced to
23331. Closed at 229.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 4.--The Republi-
can State Convention assembled here to-
day. Hon. N. G.. Upham, of Concord, was
chosen President Of the Convention. Hon.
Frederick Smyth, of Manchester was nom
mated for Governor on the first ballot.
nominated by acclamation for Congress in
the third district. b Is z1a1,s ls--.GDF d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05
HrOn-CIads Returned to Charleston
Harbor-lHardee Brought TO N
Stand.

New YORK, Jan. 4.-The United States
supply ship Massachusetts, arrived at Phil
adelphia last evening from Charleston bar
the 30th ult. She reports the fleet of IRON
clads had returned to Charleston harbor and
were to cooperate with Sherman in an at
tack on that city. 1t was reported Hardee
had been brought to a stand, and would
probably be obliged to surrender.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05
New York stocil NInril lft...inn Al

Stocks heady. Rock, Island I53a,s Fort wi stns
1914; NOrthwestern, 3a1l, Cleyeinnd X Pittsburg,
ge14i New York Central li75l Erie MsSf Erib pfd-
ferred. 1o0h Hudson ia, Heading III; Miehfean
Genital IL; Michigan Southern 72; Illinois GENITAL
s. SIS 81 coupons 1l01S 6s b-2Os poupons fOe 10 10
coupons log4 Ohio and Mississippi certificates 331s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05
The SOrgO Convention.

The Sorgo Convention held session yes
terday forenoon. The time was principal
lypassed in discussing questions relating
to the growth and manufacture of the Su-
gar cane, and on the appointment of COM
mittees for various purposes. At half-past
twelve o'clock the Convention adjourned.
After the adjournment of the Conven-
tion, the Board of Directors elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year-Presi-
dent, William Clough, OF Hamilton county;
Secretary, John Ii. Branch, of Clermont.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 1.-The Legislature
has ordered the election of a United States
Senator on the 18th inst, to fill the vacancy
occurring Oh the 18th of March next
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05

New MEAT SToRE.-Many of our citizens
will be gratilied to see, by an advertisement
In another column, that Messrs. Phillip
Eisel & Co. have opened daily meat mar
ket in the room formerly occupied by
Charley Wagner, and adjoining his present
establishment. This will be great accom-
mediation to the public, and is an enterprise
that should receive encouragement and
'pa.rOnape..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05
Gov. Yates Nominated for u. q.
Senator.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. .4.-In the Repub-
lican caucus tonight Gov. Yates received
3S votes for Senator; all others %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05
The ssh Ohio Coming Home.

CAIRO, Jan. 4.--The steamer Irene, from
New Orleans the 9th ult, arrived here to-
day with the 5Sth Ohio Volunteers, en- route
home, their time having expired. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05

EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.
Every Family at this season should use
sAMBURG PORT WINE,
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and beneti-
cial qualities, highly esteemed by eminent physi-
clans, used in European and American Hospitals
and by some OF tho first families in Europe and
America.
AS A TONIC
1t has equal causing an appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine Of most
valuable grape.
AS A DIURETIC
1t imparts healthy action of the glands kidneys
and urinary organs, very beneficial i'll dropsy, gout
and rheumatic affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Is pure article from the juice of the Port grape
possessing medical properties superior to any other
wine in use, and excellent article for all weak
and debilitated persons and the aged and inrn i'm
proving the appetite, and beneftting ladies and
children. Try it and you will not be deceived
FD- he sure the signature of Alfred Spcer is over
the cork of each bottle Sold nv Druggists who also
sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, choice old
article imported only by Mr.. Speer, direct from the
vaults of Oporto. The trade supplied in Philadel-
phia by French, Richards q Co., and by sll Whole
sac Dealers in New York, and by A. SPEER, at his
VINEYARD New Jersey
Principal office, No. eos, Broadway,
New York.
octl5-d6meod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05

POLICE CoURT.-There were six cases be-
fore Mayor Thomas yesterday morning.
Morris Hafey, Elihu Paddock, Ezekiel
Hand and Patrick Murphy, were each fined
81 and costs, for drunkenness. The first
three paid; the latter was committed.
opTwo cyprians-Sabrina Grady and Mar
garet Eyans--were' each fined SO and costs.
The former paid; the latter was committed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-05

/, The SCHOOL FOR RScANDAL.-Wca are graft
fed, as our play-going readers will be, at
the announcement that the famous play of
the great English comic dramatist, r. B.
Sheridan, "The Sc hool for Scandal" will be
played at the Opera House tonight with
the same strong cast as on It's former
representation. It is decidedly one Of the
best comedies in our own, or any other
language, and inculcates most salutary
moral lesson, We have heard, since Its first
production at the Opera House, many an
earnest desire expressed for its repetition,
md we. have no doubt an overfowing
house will greet the appearance Of Miss
Laura Keene and her assistants In this
celebrated comedy tonight. T4-
Inaef fI.f IfN Nf1I.If IL IrH u.A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
PERSONAL,


Zen. George p. Foster, Of Cs:edunia Co,
j. a candidate for she Office e Secretary oil
State.
Lieut.-Col. y. {. Sawyer. Paymaster U.
). Vols, has been ordered to San Francisco.
He sails from New York Oct. %.
The Congregational church in Wardshoro
have dismissed their acting pastor, Rev. 81
lac K,lehum, tor jjining the MasOns.
r Mex. Ormsby, E-q., Lite Of bradford
in this State. has removed 10 New York
City. and opened an office as Attorney.
Paul Shufieton Of Sunderland, who has
been claseed As a dem Jerat, turns out g. b,
a Union man and has always voted the
Union ticket Il this thing continues dem
ocracy will be nowhere.
Hon. Ambrose L. Brown, who Was f,wn
Clerk OF Rutland Tor 81 years. and .IudSe VI
Probate vt the time Oi his death, died al
Rutland on Friday last. aged 10 years.
Ii. W. B. Stickncy. of Windhsm County
Assistant Superintendent of Freedmen, has
recently been relieved from duty st Shreve-
port. La. and ordered to Washington on i'm
portant business connected with the Freed
men's Bureau.
Col. Robert Cowdin. formerly commander
1t the 1t Massachusetts, regiment, has re
turned to Washington from an unsuccessful
search after the boy Of his son, WIN WAS
killed near Cold usrbOr, Va.
j. Eyereti Alden, OF Brattieboro. formerly
Sergeant in Company +, 4th Vermont regi-
ment. and for some time prisoner at Ander-
sonville, has been summoned - appear AT
Washington TO give evidence in the Writ
trial. Tie lett town Friday 18th. He kept
re,ord OF everything that tr,nspired under
his eye while prisoner. and still has the
documents in his possession.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

=
!. 1ay Rf1ttbpAt CokvxsrIcx.-Tne General
Cccin1ven,lou vi the Protestant Episcopal
Church, of thu United States, which meets n
philadelphia next month, is looked iorwaro
to with much interest AMI some anxiety oy
epi-copalIans. Several important Questions
will cume up Tor settlement. There VIII p
a proposition to divide the church INTO three
or more provinces, with preceding O'ehop
over each. The question Of Intercourse WITH
other Christian denominations will come up,
and there will bc warm discussion upon ~.
1t is reported that Bishop EsstbSrho O. tn's
State has given his Adhesion to Bisnop Pot
ter 6 ists pAstosal letter On the subject, and
.tat the high church party will be dominant
in the house of bishops. But the low church
clergy will not surrender readily. They
take every occasion. and seek occasion, to
DEFY the authority of their bishop. op
Sunday evening lsst DR.. Storrs. o. 'he
Brooklyn Pilgrim church oceapied and
preached frorn tbs pulpit of Rev. Stephen II.
| fyg.. while Henry Ward Beecher sat in fhe
/ clergyman's pew, evidently enjoying the
| irrepressible conflict. The Church Journzi,
the bishops organ, does not conduct the
controversy with much dignity, and CON
stantly calls the low church clergy 1.-The
pudding gentry" Reunion with the SOUTH
ern Episcopal churches il another matter OF
| interest that will engage the convention
/ Two OWE oputhern bishops those OF Ala
| baIDa and Mississippi, ere against reunion,
but il IL thought II will be brought about.
| There will be presented % the convention an
| appeal from Grace church, Galesburg. Hi
noI-, against the action ~ Bishop hite-
hou-c. The bishop. sOmc months since pro-
! hIlii ell Rev. J. ". Cacrait from officiating
ut Grace church for the technical irregIiari-
| ty Oi not having presented his dlsmissory
| papers from the diocese ut Ohio, and Tor
political preaching. The latter was, how
/ ever, the real source OF grievance 20 the
bishop. Bishop McIlvaine, vhU rtad the
sermons, and all the loyal people rkU heard
them, found nothing obiectionsbly political
| in the di-cCurses. They in fact merely urged
devotion and loyalty to the guvernnent as Il
duty of Cnrs ian citizens. Bishop White
hUuse has now put the climax on his cum
duct by txpcliIng Grace church from hIs
dioc, Sc, having fure,d a vote through the
Illinois conven' n. when only Il part Of the
members we're present.
The clerical deputies from Vermont to the
| Convention are Rev. d II Busl, Of Burling-
ton: Rev VI Douglass, Of Windsor; Rev.
+. ". Shelton, Of Montpelier; and Rev.
Francis W Smith. OF 81. Adams. The lay
deputies are Mcssrs K. Richardson, OF Mont.
Iellcr; e. X. Chapman, of Woodstock Al
fred Keith, ot Sheldon and Julius E. Hig-
gins. Of Woodstock
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
- -
editor Of the Esmss with . pumpkin four
iees nine inches IN circumfernce longi'udi-
nally. and htisudinally isn't measurable.

editor Of the Hbamsa with . pumpkin four
iees piDe inches IN circumference longitude
nally. and htisudinslly isn't measurable.
Lasy week Monday, officer Kimbali Of Bar
ton. seized 40 gallons Of 90 per cent. aico-
boil, aud . nice team at West Burke
Dr.. ID. ". Hs.eltine Of prJctorssilie,, had
his team stolen, while visi,ing a, patient I'M
day Of last week. lie traced II through
ent,sut 70 Ira where t -ss found fuescsy,
in the road. IL is ascertained tina, the thiei
is an ESCAPED convict IRON Fitchburgh, Mas,
and the officers are after him. There was q
case of surgic.l instruments IN the buggy.
worth 500, which the thief carried of with
him. aFlH .H 4.ff .aa
wm. Siveright vas recently dlscv7erod
stealing cU-t, a, Derby Line, winch, with
several other stolen articles, were afterwards
taken from his wagon, and be was allowed
20 20 of He afterwards confessed NUN
Der Of other theft. and was made u pay
damages. ....r ..f
There mas been lately much petts tni-vlug
10 Troy and Jay, andin Potion, C.E. just over
the Line, Of which Jason Walker Of Potion.
vas suspected. Sometime since, peddier
vas robbed VI shout SiU0 worth Of goods,
and Walkers bouse being visited. most OF
the goods was found Walker had led, ou;
his father wss arrested and taken 10 jaIi.
Mrs. Horace Porter VI Troy, broke her
arm by . fall sometime since, aud during
her recovery was riding out, when the car
riage Wa u peet and she was seriously hurt.
Henry Apgevine', house At PIuitney' "a'
burned Sunday evening.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

Corn A stalk 81 corn has heen brought
into our ofhoe rnm a field belonging Ia Al-On
\. Ilcrrick pi West Milton, on which are
thr,e ears ot tw,lvc-ruwed corn and one OF
eight RIVED, eight and nine inches l'ng.
Mr. n,rick estimates that fully one hftn
of all he stAlks in his field are ~ productive
Tac corn is the "Duttoi'" variety, and a.
handsome ae shy could wish to see.
Ii is large yield. where the stalks have
each two ear: and we doubt if Mr. lIerrick 5
field can oe easily surpassed. The Land was
meadow land, tie sward plowcd III and seed
ed To Urn. a...-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
Vermont Items.

The Washington County Court met at
Montpelier. September u, and on Saturday
last tie Jurur- we're all discharged Not a
care was tried hy jury in franklin. Wash
inrton and Windham Counties The Free
man ssys that a. the millennium morning
must be about IL dawn"
The harm Ut Barnard MeNslly. At Cam
bridge, was burned by an incendary hre
Sunday morning. with thirty tons Of hay.
one hundred bushels of grain. one yoke of
oxen, and all his farming toOl..
The dwelling house, barn and out
buildings belonging to Viz. Anson Par
melee. OF Bristol. were entirely consumed BY
firr, IN "Wednesday evening last, together
with twenty tons Of hay, three hundred
bushels Of oats, quantity Of rye. one COW.
several wagons. sl,ighs and other property.
THE Burlington Bsnner says shat there
was an old stager Of soldier IN that village
last week, belonging TO the Second United
States Cavalry. Regular Army. He has been
IN THE seryice from ten to fifteen years :'-was
all through tbs war just ended : has been
hwid IN Libby Prison and Andersonville, in
the laet ot which he was domicIled II months
and has seven bullets now in bis body Saw
r iie Received gooi treatment at Andcrsonviile
from tine ia that he was well acquainted
with Wirz. who was an officer in his regi-
ment before the rebellion. but declares he
could testify enough against him, OF his bar
barI,y to others. IN five minutes TO "a hang
blm higher than Hannah
In SYNDICATE ON the 10th inst, a span of
hnr.x. Arsv.r h. A. IL A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
NV YoRx, Sept. 2

Charleston papers Of the 2Sd are received
The following clause Of the Consultation was
adopted by the Convention BY vote OF se
to8; 5.aoa 80. --s.sz
/ Slaves in South Carolina, having been
De focto emapcipsted nv the action of the
United States. neither slavery nor involup'a-
~ ~rvitede except ss punishment for crime
whereof the party has been duly eoovictcd'
shall h. r,-e-ta bli,hed in tins State
TIE ordinance repeating the or finance oil
secrssion. was then rati6"d. ~
On th.. % '.-t. = vsste was taken on me
proposition 10 make the basis Of representa-
ton OF the State rest upon the whole Pofu-
lxsion. irrespective of color. and uss r.1ecf-
I'd BY . large majority leaving The eiass :
making the white population alone the oas''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
Tins NOM. or 1Iur ST.. Ala,., B,x,.

TINS MoNEY OF TIE ST. ALBASs BASKs.-
An item nov going the rounds OF the papers
is calculated to give the erroneous impression
that the St. Adams Banks have received
from the Canadiin Government the full
amount stolen from them by the raiders.
The fact is that the Banks lost $2i0 900
taken by the raiders, Of this S9O,O0O was
recapsured, placed in the hands OF the Cana
dian suthoritics and afterwards by Coursol
and Lamothe was handed back to the raiders.
This the Canadian government was legally
bound and agreed to restore. The amount
appropriated ty The Csnsdisp Pertinent for
tins purpose was $4,000 in coin. At the
time Of Its appropriation. in January last,
6 Id Vas worth 230; but payment was de-
Iayed till the sIh day Of April following
when gold bad declined % .has the tanks
wcfe NOT aus to'rSlise over $50 from, their1
salesh .The 6nr. apsnce jwre that the 81 I
Adams hasknpeirets osly sabost 5esl 900.
in currency; the First National Bank re-
esived 81 900. in currency. and the Frank
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

Business CHANGE.-Mr 4 Plat has pur-
chaeed the store on Church ST. recently
owned and occupied by A R. Shaituck, as a
clo; ing store.
MIR Shnttuck retircs from the clothing
bu-irr-s about the fret Of O-t,ber, and is TO
be succeeded by NJ. IL. d RICHARDSON, who
advertiscs to start with handsome stock Of
new gOOd-. See advertisement elsewhere
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
NEw YuFE. Sept %

The Tri5uas'5 dispatch says The Prc,i-
dent said Ia an eminent person. that IN ete
went of reorganization Of his cahinet, he
should not OH ct To the election OF a thor" q
southern man, believing it w"uld strengthen
thu. general desire for Cancellation.
The President has revoked his acceptance
If the 10 miIrs Of the Pacific RailrUad. since
the washing away of the bridge over Kansas
River, and has ordered REORGANIZATION %
the road
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

EvEsixo scnooIs.-we ars requested to ana
nOuncs that the evening sessions "A frssst,
s,-t,on I Co = susss- cSrs 6Psn on Mon
day es,m'dS next, and continue through the
winter. The full course may be completed by
students attending the evening ses,i ions, and
those who contemplate dong 50, should enter
upon their course at orce. - = I'D .l
The winter lectures on Banking and e.
change, Political Economy and Commercial bsw,
will also commence the Arst Of October II is i'm
portans that all full course students 81 the insti
tuition should be pre~n. At -hese cfs-nine lee
turss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
News Items.
Inc Canadian Parliament was prOrOgucd
on the 18Th inst

Inc Canadian Parliament was prorogucd
on the 18th inst
self acting palpitaIin9 bu-,n Of india
~ ober Is a recent invention OF the Partisan
N'odistes.
The fremont House people in b ston
have oeen fined for keeping liquor nui-
saucc.
An order prohibits the appropriation Of
relics from the hattle-felds of Virginia. even
fragments Of SHELF tiovernmrnt l. deter
mined To cave the pieces.
The demon OF = haunted church in Jersey
City has been revealed 10 mortal ewes IL
va. an escaped watchdog draggir broken
chain over the loose boards in the basement
The New City Hall in Boston was dedicat-
I'd last week The rdlhcc is built Of fine.
cut, white granite from Concord. y. II. Ii
cost about s460,000.
An order sas issued on SATURDAY. by the
War Department announcing FIX or seven
hundred oTeyet promotions OF officers Of the
regular and volunteer forces.
William Snydam of Troy.N Y..who enlist
ed IN 81 and was reported killed .dldn't tak,
the trouble to contradict the story until he
returned last week. when he iouni that hi-
wiie'- name j. Anderson and that young
Anderson claims her as mother.
Miss Irish, of Pierpont, St. Lawrence
county, \. Y, was engaged 10 b. married
last week. As the hour approached, the
bridegroom being in waiting AMI all thing
IN readiness the maiden gave her sister a
gOod-bye kiss. and was seen no more until
mkt day, when her lifel,ss form WAS drawn
IRON the river. into which she bad plunged
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

The HerGlds Washington despatch says
u new Issue OF 80 cent currency will room be
made The present issue has been too tx
tensivelv counterfeited
The TribuHe's Washington despatch says
the evidence in the boat burning trial shows
that JEFF DAVIS sent men to burn the great
bridge near Nashville, and that Benjamin
promised 500 600 Tor this service
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

INFORMANT DIcIsioS The Supreme Court
Tor this district. Justices II ,GEBoos. MILLER
ard l>GALLs presiding. unanimously decided
o. 'i,nsral Term. last week. that the shares
oi t cknuld,rs ia the National Bank were
exempt from TAXATION nv State authority.
when rh.. Capital Sock OF the Bank WAS in
yrsttd ia Government Securities. Tre mr.
iir- were Tie First National and The Ex-
Change Banks. at thIs city, acting IN behalf
nf tie other National City Banks. and the
Board OF Assessors of Albany. Ii Is und, T
sIo,d that IN appeal from the judguen, will
hc beard in the Court uf Appeals at its next
term. commencing to morrow The case was
argue0 hy Mr.. fireman for the Banks. and
Mr. Parker, tor the BuaId.-AB. Ere Jour
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
NV YosK. Sept. %

The Hrrd'Gs Washington dispatch says
there is growing probability that The rest
1t the 1910 Loan which amounts &, S27 -
600 600 viii ~ called for.
The TrI5lne's dispatch saws of the
cor test Tor the spsaker-hip. MIR. Cof1
leads formidable let NJ. Ashley of Ono
has many earnest friends. Green Clay
Smith If Ky. is urged with pcrtinsei'y
while the advocates OF Henry Raymond
claim that they can bsat them all
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
NV YoRK. Sept %.

Steamship New York from A-pInwall 10th
has arrived. Advice from Panama Of that
date say the continual excitement BY reports
from the seat Of war 10 the interior ha- I'm
ally been Quoted by dispatch from the
commander Oi uur government forces that
all the retel leaders had been arrested with
large portion Of their followers, and that
the entire revolution in the State might De-
considered at an end.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

DIVISION OF TIE \. Y. DEsocRaoY.-The
following dispatch from New York indicates
serious trouble IN the Democratic Camp;
meeting Of the State Right. men Was held at
Cooper Institute to-day tSept. 25ih). Thomas
Lawrence. presiding. Resolutions we're adopted
announcing the Democratic Nominations snl
Platform rs ahsoying them from obligation 10
support the party ticket. proclaiming themselves
flr the Constitution AS il is and the Union ss it
was, aud affirming thst all the Executive Proc-
ismstIons and DEGREES affecting the ri hts Of
State are unconstitutional, null and VOID, etc.
The nomination OF State Ticket wss left to the
DISCRETION Of committee Thi " or thirty i've
Assembly Districts are said TO have been repre-
secuted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
NV YoaK. Sept. o

Official news iromlthe Republican Govern
ment of Mexico. Indirates the determination
If President Juarcz Of Mexico, not TO leav.
that country. letter from Juarez an
nounces that IN active campaign l. about t.
he opened IN the interior, and gives the
names OF the Generals VIII are directing op-
erstions in the several Stairs.
The steamer ). r Spaulding from Hilton
Head. has arrived with 600 men Of the l.,
q j. cavalry.
vannah peIers Of the ls'h. c'n'ain NJ
new.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

PERsosAL-Mrs. Aubrey, whose death by
the lOss OF propeller near Osdensburgh.
was announced By telegraph Monday. wss
the widow OF the late Albert Aubrey, car
peDter and joiner formerly Of this place she
was on her way with her youngest daughter.
Anna. ag'd IL, also lost. TO Milwaukee. 10
Join married daughter there, with whom
enc WAS 10 have home. A family ui five
" -iI groS'n up sons and dau; hterr. are be
reayed BY this meIsncholy Catastrophe