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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-11

nITCII NOTiCE.-Nosce is hereby given
~ that petition will be presented to the rrus-
tees Of Freedom Township, Wood County, Ohio,
for the location OF ditch, commencing At the
southwest corner Of the north half Of the west
quarter Of section twenty-seven, ten feet east of
the section line thence north two hundred or
more, terminating one rod aorth Of sycamore
tree, aad one nod west The petition will be for
hearing on TUESDAY, the lsth day Of May, 1906,
before the Board of Trustees of freedom Town
ship, Wood Coanty, Ohio,
JAMES C. KARNES, Petitioner
Ereednn. Tn, April II. 1906. SIS
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DOAD NoTICE.-Notiee is hereby given that
II there will be petition presented 10 the Com
missioneYs Of Wood County, Ohio, at their June
session. asking for the vacation OF that part OF the
Bear Rapids and Haskins Road that runs through
the southeast quarter Of section seven, washing,
ton Township, aud to lay out and establish a road
on the line between the y and the " = OF the Sc
n of sec 7, commencing at eulvert in the road at
the ne corner oS the = of the Sc u of section y
thence south on this line between the = and the
Is oF the Sc y of 7, until i intersects an 9
and W road aud there terminate,
MANY PETITIONERS.
Tontogany, April TO- 1866. 5ld~
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The several counties are requested to hold thcir
meetings for the selection OF delegates on Saturday,
the va day u( june
We invite your earnest attention TO this call and
bog you will send up delegates who shall truly
represent the wishes aud best interests OF tho poo
plo Five years ago, the uuihn party was organ
iIld on the all important but simple platform of
the preservation Uf the Union and Government. To
It, the loyal and earnest men OF all parties every
where rallied, and have ever since sustained It,
Five wears OF earnest co operation and labor to-
gelher have made US friends, anl taught as many
valuablo lessons, which we shall do well never Ia
forget They have taught ny that violent party
spirit and bitter pprti1an feeling are great evils,
aud tend to mislead the Judgment that Willie we
have tho power and patriotism TO crush y Eroat
aud wicked rebellion we neud the exercise Of char
ity and forbearanru To overcome ra sion aud pre-,
iudce that eternal vigilance is the price of lib
crty u that every stop our progress 10 the re-
cent great struggle, has been marked by the finger
Of Divine Providence,
Is the work for which VIC juirpd hands compile
tod True, the war is at an end aud we reioice
in the roturn of peace; but the same political is
sues and great national questions are before the
country now, that have stirred mems minds aud
hearts for several yenrs past aud new and ihi-
portant questions involving the credit and charac
tor Of our Government, nj home and abroad, must
10 settled aud established. For whnt have the
brave men Of our country perled life and iortano,
VI not that n frea peoples government and the IN
tearity vt the Union should BE- maintained aud per-
:etuated, aud tho right aud doctrine Of secession
forever abandoned
These cannot bo fully accomplished without the
united efforts Of the gool the Wise the loyal and
true hearted men ur the State firmly standing to-
gcther as they have dunc for five years past. lg-
norug false issues, and all appeals to passion and
prejudice, let us meet in council resolved TO stand
by the principles which have guided W. during the
past years Of trial, and nominate for office men ho
have advocated AMI fought for them aud with
the ruc spirit or patriots, and the Divine blessing
success and victory will soon follow our banner IN
peace as they did in ar.
By order Of the State Central Committee.
Very truly, your friends in the cause of the
Union, RUSH r. SLOANE, Chairman,
WM. l.. DAVIS, Secretary,
Union State Cen. COM
GEO. r. WRIGHT, Chairman,
JAS. WILLIAMS, Secy and Trens.,
State Union la, Com,
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DoAD NOTICE. Notice is hcreby given that
IL petition will be presented to the C0mmis-
Sioners Of Wood County, Ohio, at their nest session.
in June, 1850. for view, location and establish
ment Of a county mad, commencing at the Tous-
township 5, range IL thence south on tho half
section line Of section II aud lt town and range
a(oresasl, until ii strikes the Portage River Road,
aud there terminate, MANY PETITIONERS.
Webster Tp., May l, 1865, 2d'
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TnE Department of State has received dis
patches lrem the United States CONSUL at
London datei April 81, wherein it is
stated the cattle plague is decidedly and
rapidly on tho decrease, and the eXpecta
tion is general il win soon wear itsoh oui
aud entirely disappear,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Wood County viii mcet in
convention at the Court House, il PerryshurG, on
WEDNESDAY,, May Ii, 1859, at II O'Clock A. M
fnr the p rposo # SOLICITING Delegates IN the State
Convention, "a % held as Co,umbus, Ohio, ou the
?4th inst
by order OF the Central Committee.
J. r. TYLER, Chairman.
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as UNION STATE CONVENTION.
Wednesday, June 90, 1soo.
SrArR USioN COMMITTEE Rooms,
JeirMBUs, o., MAY |.

70 ne Uii0n Voitrs Qf ONO
The annual State Convention n the Union par.
ty of Ohio will be held IN Columbus, on
WEDNESDAY, the Goth Of Juno. 1s16
for the transaction Of business and tho nomination
oc candidates on the Union ticket for the following
offices Secretary of State, Judge Of the Supreme
Cdurt, and member Of the Board Of Public Works.
Tho basis Of representation IN this Convention
will be one delegate for every ivo hundred votes
cast for Jacob D. Cox for Governor, in $685. aud
QUO ditiVlml delegate for any fraction of two
hundred aud fifty votes and upward, aud granting
tn each county not less than two delegates
Tho delegation FOR the counties In this District
will stand as follows
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nITCH NOTICE, Notice is hereby given To
IL all those cpucernel, that there has been PEI
tition flied with the Clerk Of Webster Township,
asking the Trustees OF said township to locate and
establish a ditch, drain or intercourse, commene-
ing at the northeast corner OF section %, in road
known as the Walker Road; thence south along
the ine between sections 25 aud 26 until it strikes
the southwest corner Of the northwest quarter of
section IS, town 8, range II, and there terminate.
Said petition will be for hearing on SATURDAY,
June >, 1853, 10 10 o'clook A. NJ, at tho Ten Mile
House, IN said township. Se"
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D0AD SOTTCE.--NoGce is hereby given that
IL petition will be presented To the Commis-
sioners AZ Wood Couoty, Ohio, at their JNne ses-
siou, 1885, 20 grant the view aud survey of cOun-
ty road, as follows Commencing az point on the
Junction Grade fourteen and ono half (ltlS) feet
east of the half section line in section thirteen us
township serea (7l, range twelve (r2l, aud Aou'
ming thence to the south quarter post, and also to
the north quarter post, and there terminate,
Clay Junction, April IS, 1855, sd'
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a CIRCULATING LIBRARY
OF 1000 VOLUMES,
The Mammoth Hardware Store
NOTICE.

rVHERE will be a meeting Of the Officers and
| Directors of the Wood County Agricultural
Society, at Tontogany, on SATURDAY, May IL,
to revise the Premium List for the next Fair, and
to attend to such other business MS may come be-
fore the Board.
MARTIN WARNER, Secretary.
May [, 1866. 1b
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New Photograph Gallery,
PERRYsREfRG.
pETITION RON DIVORCE.

Zilpha Fowler,
VS.. Wood Common Ileas.
Simills Fowler \
The said defendant, Simillis Fowler, OF Norwalk,
in the county Of Huron and State of Ohio is mott
fed that the plaintiff, Zilpha Fowler, did, on the
9TH day of February, a. D. 1866 file her petition
in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, within aud for the county Of Wood and State
Of Ohio charging the said Smillis Fowler with
adultery with one Nancy Moore and asking that she
may be divorced from the said Smlis Fowler
which petition will be for hearing at the next term
of said Court, commencing June ., 1865.
ZILPHA FOWLER.
ALEX. BRowN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysburp, Nav 4, 1866. 41fS5 90.
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4 EGAL NOTICE.
Robert BriSbiu, Admir- of the
estate of Absalom Smith, decd.
In Probate Court.
Petition
to sell land.

NaA.
estate of Absalom Smith, deed. po,;,;,, '"'''
VS..
Mary A. Millor ct al. w ~" '"""'
To Samuel Smith, Dapiel Smith and George
Smith, OF the State Of Pennsylvania Eiieny
Smith aud John Smith, of the State Of Michigan;
Maria Pierce, OF the State nf lnwa and the unknown
h,hS aud lvgai representatives OF rnmue Smltn,
deceased and Rhoda Kelly, deceased Formerly
Rhodt Smith, of California, who heirs and
legal representatives OF AbSalom Smith, deceased:
You are hereby informed that on the 9th day of
May, A, d. 1865, said Administrator filed his pc
tition in the Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio,
the object and prayer Of which is to obtain an
der for the sale of the following real estate in Wood
County, Ohio, of which the said AbSalom Smith
died seized or, much thereof as may be neccs-
sary to pay the debts of said decGdent, to-wit
Tho homestead and farm upon which the said
Absalom Smith resided at the time of his decease,
being the northwest fourth Of the southeast fourth
of section No. nineteen Ul9) town No. five (5N
north nf range No. tea I0) east containing forty
acres more or lcsS Said cause will be for hear
tng on the Sth day of June next at o'clock Z, NJ.
ROBERT BRlSBlN, Administrator
Of the estate Of AbSalom Smith, decd.
SEWN 4 PkRsoNS, Attorneys.
Perry sburg, May o. 1868. 2lSs so
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In connection with the abovc communication, we
will here append, for the benefit Of wool growers
in this vicinity the regulations adopted at a wool
buyers convention, held at Adrian, Michigan, ON
the oh ultmo, and will add that the ol-buyers
of this and adjoining counties have decided to be
governed by the same regulations. SO, il it is
desired to compete with other counties, wool.grow
ers will at once tho necessity Of e""enlning 10
the regulations adopted, and which arc as fellows
Rcsolred, That this Convention recommend to
all purchasers OF wool in this aud adjoining States
the following as fair aud just standard to govern
the action OF all huvors in the purchase of wool;
/. A deduction of ono-half ON all unwashed
bucks,
D A deduction of one c-third on all washed
bucks,
). A deduction of uo-third on all other un-
washed leeceSs
T. A dc luetion of one-third on all hla wool.
5. A deduction, from standard pIca To the
classification Of unwaShed, on all heavy, greasy
dceccs, badly cotted hSooes, and other Nnoon-
ditiouod wool.
E, dcdaethn On all wool tied with large or
dark eo"rcd twme, or with an unnecessary guam
tity Of any kind
I. To pay the outside limit of the market for
wool in good eoadition.
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PERRYSBURG MEAT STORE.
IOmN q. HOFFMAN,

JWHIN Nss NEVH VI = n
TTAS removed his Meat Store to the building re-
III Gently occupied by the Hardware Store, on
Louisiana Avenue. An excellent quality Of Meat
is always kept hand T. which he iugites the at
tentiou of an lovers of juicy Roast, or tender
Steak.
Perrysburg, November 6, GSS5. SsI
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TuE Great Eastern is expected TO sail
from Englmd with the Atlantic cable the
last of June.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
L, G.. RETTtG a co.

THE undersigned take this method 10 inform the
public Of Perrysburg aud vicinity that they
have fitted up a Tailoring Establishments on
Front street, two doors east Of the Exchange Ho-
TEL where they,have an excellent stock OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
OF every style and variety, and will be prepared
at all times to Cut, Fit and Make to order any art-
clio of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, after the
latest style, and in the must approved and salts
factory manner. Give us call,
i. G.. RETTIG CO.
Perrysburg, April 26 1886. So
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DOAD NOTICE. - Notice is horeby given that
IL petition will be presented to the Commission
crs OF Wood County, at their next session, for a
county road, commencing at the northeast cornor
of the west half Of the northwest quarter Of section
A. town north of range 10 east; thence west to
the west side of the d. s. NJ. Railroad, and there
to terminate j. A. HAlGHT, Petitioner.
May Z 1856. I'd
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ChGAaR A MoNTH!-AG AGENTS waited for
a. OO sir entirely ne,e articles Just out. Ad-
dress, o. \, CAREY, City Building, Biddetord,
Maine SSiSIS
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CnutiOn 10 tllc PubIIC.

THTS is to notify all whom it may concern, THAT
l. my daughter, Dora Blecher, has left my home
and residence without just provocation, and | fore
warn all persons against harborng or trusting her
on my account, as will pay no debts of her con-
ira cling FREDERICK BLECllEK.
Woodyille o. Nav T. 1856 2c*
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g H0VELS, Spades, Scoops, Hoes and Rakes, in
- endless variety, of the best quality, and at low
rates. at CROOK & FREEMANS.
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DEST quality of Nails Glass and Sash can be
ID bought cheap at CROOK x FREEMAN'S.
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A SUPERIOR article of Washb6ards, Tubs,
"A Buckets, Mop Sticks, Sugar-Tubs, Half
Bushels and Baskets can always be found at
CROOK Il FREBMANS.
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TINTE best CORN-PLANTERS in the market can
l. be had at CROOK g. FREEMAN'S.
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dumps and ater-Drawers, in store and for
i sale at CROOK & FREEMAN'S.
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rINH0SE wanting a good article of Sugar-C Cane
l. and Broom-Corn SEED, can find it at
CROOK 4 FREEMAN'S.
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WE make a Speciality of the business. Try
w US. CROOK u FREEMAN.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,


Call and examine before purchasing, and fully
satisfy yourself with regard to quality and price.
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Perrysburg, September IL, 1865. 3zz
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

JTRlENDS and customers, call and see our New
II Goods, H0UST0NS.
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To confirm the title OF the Manhattan Insurance Com
pany 70 certain lands 10 Brooklyn
For the relief Of General Ward b. Burnett
TO regulate the rise OF dock or slip OF the foot Of
Brooms street. New York city.
NEW YORK TAX LEVY
The New York county tax levy question pending was,
on motion Of Mr. PrTs, TO reduce the item for the
ErN,v from forty thousand 10 ten thou
sand doilars Motion carried
Mr. Ts.:.:::s, ''.nl Of Albany, moved 70 amend the
item BY five .a M, SSl1 Msr Tor
shan sppont reputable citizens Of New York city, W.,
with the SAID Msyo shall proceed 70 complete the said
Court House for the sum named, and the commission
shall have fall power over all contracts made or 10 DO
The bill was made special order for tomorrow at
one O'Clock =. N.
BY Mr. MoRRIs-For the improvement OF Union street
BY Mr. BRADRErH-To regulate the storage 81 peIro
leum Also TO authorize the city Of Brooklyn 10 lancer
contract Also, to authorize the Comptroller u NV
York 10 raise money by loan.
ADVANCED TO THIRD HEADING
For railroad Essex and other streets Of New York,
Toincorporate the Long Island Tunnel Railroad Com
pany
To extend the railroad tracks in Grand and other
streets OF New York.
The senate Apportionment bill under the new census
Recess TO half past seven y. n.
EVENING SESSION.
ADVANCED READING.
Relative TO the powers and duties Of tho surrogates
Court.
ofnc rs liable TO be removed by the Governor
To amend the Revised Statutes
Relative 10 limited partnerships.
To prohibit officers Of corporations from selling stocks
bonds OF corporations with which they connected
To allow husband and vile TO DO witnesses for INST
each other
AT half past eleven o'clock acal Of the House
ordered VIII ch not disposed Of until twelve o'clock
Adjourned
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Tus srvptsr ErrRs< Rosrsmrs-Anrpr 90 rHt Al
rrrxp Trrvrs 1t oil be remembered that on The sih
Of March daring robbery committed al the ccs Of
studlsy's Express, ic5 Montague street. tbs thieves
having opened and rsnsacksd several trunks and earrcd
OF several articles of value THIS robbery Vas myss rous
from the fact that the -sme rom two Toong M
slept ~ The time The cruins after this robey thps
young found 70 sleep longer than nsuai r.t
their character being xood ther a.evernious ,hs sy
had heard noise during the night found reef csc
dence. Mr. efndley Informed Police Conr.fts oner
Acton q all the crcumstances, and That DO had ~
gusnsy suffered similar losses IN most on scr9uniADe
nsnner. Captain smith vas put IN charge ~ w 60
and his suspicion falling on the young usb VITO bad
slept there that occason, he dstspsnsd 10 sresi
them vhkh he did and found be ions 70 - coz.
rect The prsoner- are John vsn Nsin snd Cbfie.
Mcdonald tetgrsph OPERATOR nyssu whom wsIr 20 ~
several ofsths missing sftfles, nod pawn uess. los
things that bsf been psrnsf BY hem. me 1850
smoIui, N ysid, 10 sey,r. ii0usaud dollvA th'
r-'sorers --e he'd tn sv,it Ne fes ~ te eetes y
Me~-.s
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The Case OF the Rebel General Brsdiey
r.. Johuson.
rnE PRESIDENT ORDER. His EELEAss.

ruK PRESIDENT ORDERS His sELEass.
BAirfross. Aprti 5. l-o5
IN the rnited states Circuit Coar this morning there
was nlsd by Assir,an, District Attorney A. " Rogers
payers consisting ~ copies of q letter from Lieu.
tenant General Gr.nt io President John.on, and ons
written In accordance with the instruct9ns Of The
latter, by Attorney General speed % VIM J. Jgnea,
District Attorney o. The Cned states Court The FOL
loving IL the letter ~ Lieutenant General Grant,-
BEspac snrss. ms ssrss 90 rsTrgp sr.rs.
~. ErceIlsncy AsDHsv JoHssos Presdss q he Vnsi
Eli would respectfully request that pra4isy Jehn-
.on sis genera. IN tbs febe p rsie.ss from ths
bonds under whah he bed " the s,Ate ~ h@ysnd
for ,hs part hs pos rsir u Getyssurs a. asfsr
ssson between t,easrsls Sherman snd Iohn.gs AZ ina
lrns % be IN va Ht-s " kafJsnd ~
authority from these he.iqusrters $500 -. .
..r,sn,' '' "''" q. \ o4Asf. Lisas.nsa, esnsrsI
Tho following s he epsonsmsn, o. tbs President; -
EuevrTvs sssuo-, arrI,. iss
To ,he Arros~rv grunaL-- -
Comply 9Th ths r~gpsst ANDEkN SoHNfp~
the following 10 The Response Of The Attorney csus
rail-
W. iosss Esq. Dis,riet Ai'o.nsy, s.iunoss. No =
On ne frs, sn1 s>ord ~ ~. sheet ygs 81 nns
epss q letter from General vrsni y ,hs rs..is.nt 80
eccy ~fih de reg1ssi ~ general ofsnt fn s~i,snss
srrsore III Der u ~. fresssnt yya her.sJ
~ 49, fqs srrss sns "a .s.n ssrs.si
uni~~s upon orf<ss FROM tkis srre.
Les. ' "''' ysrrsb a IT,. .s.,' sss.,.l
cprt bsrsh slrr~sed ths, he l.sn u Osssrs Jopsu
for TIE sum q t2ooco entered INTO NE IIth et y
ssonsratsi and that Gsnsrai John.n " 1,rhafE -
4 from arrest al ~ sas aoc0rdirxiy do1s
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TINE UNITED STATES NAVAL AcADrny--PRoPosED
RgprcrfoN OF THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF To
REVENUE sTAsDARD-TnASsAcrios or ROUTINE
BusisEss.
Arcsulm monthly meeting q the Chamber Of Com
mercc was held yesterday afternoon President Low In
the chair. g.r a - a .------
After tho discussion Of the law recently enacted for
tho protection Of sesfnen and the reception Of report
OF progress handed In BY the committee apo n,ed 10
prepare memorial Congress In relation 70 Southern
debts contracted before the war resolution was offered
reading az follows
Resolved That the bi no 10 nov befor. ne Senate Of
" . gq,sfS i Se as.n NJ 4
s, Ro S.s. rs.ps ss as q
Congress that u be enacted into Law.
In explanation Of this resolution u was stated by the
mover that the b the passage Of which was advocated
provided for the admission tho Naval Academy Of r
snrmina he navy OF the United Aafss Tho subject
finally referred 70 the Executive Committee.
member offered the following
s. s:,-s s &: s sss q &. sa
az sssi rate Z Sss or M = %
grss,isa .aSs., ", ne X. . ."sc,s y re
instead q BEING .ss q The .s e. a
r.s,.rs SIss With esnassrs agriculture and inanu
lures eonanas them =. within n.ro. sna .ago,sae ~,
level for The temporary elevation Of prsA''
sn .s,siss y u lSs ssdos.
. y pSsirs %Sss ,si's = ~ ..
@ ss q sns As . rSra psas 70 *.
etport II indigenous r-oducss sna nsehnssy,is
is, 3. pr.sn prOsss sia V rsasosd' rsvsnu
| ssncsrA
were r~ferr~i ~ tie Executive COMMITTEE we b"rn ~
.---.
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Fenian Demonstration In Albany.

ALBANY, April 3 1900
A grand demonstration came of hcrc tonight In the
Capitol square on TIE arrival Of General sweeny, at
which Mayor Perry presided. The cause u iush liberty
was warmly advocated and most entbusiastcaly re-
sponsod 10 by large mas of tho people General
Swecuy aud senator DAILY 81 Indiana, made earnest
Addresses and followed by cOlnnI Burns Of Now
York, formerly of the sickies Brigade, IN . stirring
app al George Cnftis and others also made speeches
The whole affair exhibited spirit Of The utmost eArncsi
meas and enthusiasm.
Mayor Perry aud General ss,eny held n levee In the
City Hal after the meeting when large accessions q
sighnu enrolled for The caiss % irish rop1bh.