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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09
" fUH1W 4 Albanyi JouY7it
From the n. Y. Independent, .
-t"-rt DRY GoODS.

The market has relapssd into a very quiet
state. The demand for consumption is much
less active. Prints are not in he avy stock,
and prices arc fully maintained. Brown shitt-
ings and sheetipgs are easier to buy, the spec
Native demand having ceased Bleaehed
goods Of the best grades are firm and ia de.
uiand.' DR. ills also are steady, being in small
supply. Denims are qaet. Ticks steady
Cottouades, being scarce, have adyanced.-
Ginghams are bdoyant, Deaines are in moder-
ate supply and demand, ard command full pre-
vious prices. Fancy eassimeres Of seasonable
and desirable kinds are irm in price and active.
SatDets are higher. Heavy beavers ore in
good request and 6rm. Black doeskins ate in
moderate demand. Broadcloths ere moderate.
ly wanted : mostly of cotton warps. Flannels
are actire aud buoyaut. Saokiugs sell readily.
Foreign fabrics are in decreasing demand.--
Fine makes OF desirable style OF dress. goods
command high prices. Bareges, lawus, >iacon.
cts are active and buoysnt Heavy goods, sIso,
are in good demand. The impor,ations con-
-inue active, and are entered for consumption
10 apprehension Of Congress increasing ahe
tariff rates before separating Stocks are thas
necufnu eting, bat are not pressed to mnediate
sales. TIE fall trade is being prepared for
early. Gold, il is thought, will fall considerably
by that time, wien payments can be made on
more favorable terms. All our large houses
have iheir agents abroad, picking up goods
suitable for the fall trade, sud a very largo
importation is expected. a sense Of this checks
purchases here al present, except for immediate.
wants, ... BE,
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The new Connecticut senator.

General o. s. Ferry was serenaded on We'd
ncsday evening, 23d ult, by a large crowd o.
his Norwak friends, and in response to tbeir
calls made brief address. -
After thanking his neighbors for their kind
congratulatioD, and the Union party Of the
State for the distinguished honor which had
been conferred upon him, be went on to say
that he felt the honor that had been conferred
upon him oil the more deeply, because he was the
candidate Of eply oRe sixth of the Republican
members OF the Legislature, The other men,
bers of the party having sacrificed their personal
preference on the ground of principle.
He closed his remarks as follows; .r
Purified by the awful sacrifices of civil war,
the nation emerges from the roar and smoke o t
battle and begins anew the task which it set
itself in the beginniDg-to est abish justice -
1t will have no more legalized inioaty-no
more civil wars and the result thereof. It will
secure this by again recognizing, and for the
first time enforcing the principles on which it
was founded amid the clouds aud thick dark
ness of the Revolution. 1t will do this either
with the cheerful acquescencs of those who, in
the interest of injustice, have rebelled against
national authority, or over all resistance, which
in their madness, they may choose to make.
The nation was never 80 10 earnest as nc W,
and its enrnestpess is all on the side of right
Its reunion shall be in equity, and shall there
fore endure To that consummation / look
forward with oil the fondness Of hope If my
life shall be preserved to 60 out from you Oh
this duty, and to return again when it has been
long belore that return 1 anticipate
The full restoration of the national unity end
the beginning Of a new national career, TO which
oil the past of our history shall be only as the
morning stars before the rising Of the sun.
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CLEVELAND WHOLESALE mARKET.r

Il
CLEVELAND, June G, 1850.
FLOUR-Quiet, and unchanged. City made Is Grm al
Sl3pt@l460 for Xxx red and sl5oO9Ij 90 for Xxx white
$l3SoGl5tO. XXX sphLg $lO,5O@llOJ. '''T1 wv 7'''
WHEAT--Quiei, steady, and firm for choice varieties
Sales 1000 bu 200 bn and No Milwaukee sprinx AZ
81 o6. Other varieties inactive. " y
coRN-Qaiet and steady. Sale car No. mixed from
store at 65c. - 'f
OAiS-Dul'. No. held nominally At 4jc from stors.
LARD-stesdy. Sales 2COo lbs City rendered at 22c in
herces and 2se In kegs; country-rendeTed 19t92Oc.
HAhS-Unehanged. Sales $500 lbs city sugar-cured at
23e canyassed and &c uneanvassed country cut le2Ic
BrTTER-lnactiTe. Western Reserve yellow held at 25
63oc for good to choice. -,I y ~ = = :,
CHEEsE-ln good demand zteady and firm at l2 1Scfor
dairy and lS0l7c for factory made. E 80, s-.-,,
EGGS-scaree and nrua at Gle. ''' -"' '-~"
POTATO BsIn moderate request Sale car, Pascbblo,
In bulk at 81 o5j 300 bbls at 1910. 49, ~ II
PEIEoLE LEUM-Firm. Eonded held at 3s9I0c here, free
on eafs Free $4,000. The market is rather quiet.
WoOlThere continues 10 be very little doing in this
commodity and business win any considerable
proportions until after the middle of the month"; when he
new clip viii bozin to forward. Old woos have 10
in9oy The range takee Of for the clip at the Opening
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

TIE New Tax BrLL.--The New Tax
Bill which has occupied much of the time
Of the House of Representatives for several
weeks, has passed that body by Ill to IL,
substantially as 1t was reported by the
Committee. The section authorizing gas
companies to add the tax to their custo--
mers' bills was taken out. An amendment
transferring the appointment Of specia!
Commissioner from the Secretary of the
Treasury to the President was rejected.
46 10 73. A proviso that the income lists
shall be open to inspection, but not furnish,
ed nor allowed to be copie for publication,
was rejected, 55 to &C. The previous ques-
tiou was then seconded. Mr.. Morrill, con,
graduating the House on leaving the
measure in good shape, asd the bill was
passe q.
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KINGSVILLE COLLEGE

supply fully and completely any similar Institution
in the country Firstbecause its Of instruction IL
progressive and practical having been drawn from actual
business experience second-Its location is In of the
quiet orderly the Reserve, where
iewest temptations dissipation, where the
people intelligent and educated interest themselves ip the
students behalf and throw around him influences at
hsahful and homeke II s easy of access The cost o
Board half that charged In larger cities
The college AMPLE ftOnting the Village Park and
capable several hundred Students and each
managed the best talent all Of which facts
point Kingville ss hs point gsta commercial educa
ton.
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DESIGN.
LOCATION.

This College slccasd in the beautiful village Of Kings.
the best Academic Institution in the country affected
by its years of prosperity and patronage It's attractions In
this regard make II at the most desirable location
those who wish to pursue both the Commercial and
Of instruction and thus while the student is storing
the mind with Scientific, Literary and Classical Knowledge
be at the same time practical and theoretical
knowledge of bookkeeping and Business.
Each department is under the general supervspn Of the
Principal whose long experience teacher In the Detroit
Commercial College and practical accountant makes him
eminent qualified 70 make this Institution take rank with
first class Commercial Schools.
The system Of Penmanship taught here Ia made speciality
cpa and attractive features being legbty beauty and ease
Of execution At several State Fairs the Principal has been
awarded the First Premiums many worthy competitors
for best specimens of Business and
Training in Commercial Arithmetic and business calcua-
ton is also speciality In this Institution. Every student
should be able TO make cgbe record of his daily business
work and give solution OF all problems connected
Herewith The improved methods Of eluei ation make
these branches Of college exercises interesting well
sructe indeed they really the grand starting points
the student to other departments OF the terner duties Of
practical every day life.
Dec ency in those particulars is acknowledged fact
with many Of young just starting In business To
which Is acabe also Of the failures of business
Well founded In those is passport to Hereon
Ia reared many modest well as gigantic fortunes.
Young man, take courage when for nominal you
yourself for the worlds activities and engage intel
lgently in enterprises that lead straight and
honor An early outfit ia essential to make your onward
and upward progress and certain nothing will
give you much self reliance good Commercial Educa-
ton, and this we believe the t... 49,
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FREE From BTTERNEss. The speeches
at the serenade in w ashington. were oil
free from bitterness, with the exception Of
that made by Mr. Mccullough, the Secse
tary of the Treasury, who took occasion 10
indulge in vigorous aud undignifed as.
Sautt upon Congress, as o body OF Consti.
tuition tDkers and disnnionists. The
speeches Of that evening, coupled with tha.
Of Secret airy Seward, in which the Dsmoefa-
tic Party Is held'to joinpo accountability
with the Traitors Of the South for Rebel
lion, are regarded by the Albany 'Argas
aud other Democratic sheets as a direct as.
sauh upon the new party movement They
cannot fail to discover that, what ever
differences may exist within the Union or.
ganzatioD, it is the design Of those who
areiroDDestcd with it to adjust them inside
its lines, and that Ia 40 event is future
Utilization and common action possible, be-
tween those who have been so widely divid
ed in the past, and who have so few points
ofisympathy now. The dead weight OF
Democratic peifdy and treason would sink
in irretrievable ruin aud organ zaion that
should become identified witRift. .s"
.1uE rl. al ruf0H AibanV. JouY1tal.L'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

Messrs GARFIELD and WADE are, ono or both,
expected at the State Convention. Should this
expectation not fail an opportunity. will pros
baby be enjoyed, hearing something direct
and neliabls about the relations between, the
Executive and Legislative Departments Of
Government 'u' baa .siqgs g.t .,rl lga
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

DsrRIrE AT LAsT.-rJudge Underwood has
consented to the suggestion OF the Attorney
General, and fixed the time of the trial of IefR
Davis upon the first Tuesday of October. a %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

a Hon. r, P, spalding, in the Cleveland district.
is meeting Eith lcOhYsifdsTabls n ,cpRaahSp. The
LAnaes and PainesyhIe fsEgrgp1 are reyiewina
his course with some degree of pungency, and
earnestly opposing bis denomination. bsssr saC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

FoREtGN. The depression in Englist
inances and commerce continues. Fail
ures still continne. Affairs are very
gloomy. '''' t....s.-.
Austria has not yet signi6ed her accept.
auce or rejectance Of represent alton in the
proposed conference War is inevitable.
The Prussian army is advancing 10 the
frontier. .... ..Ls,5. ,...
Kossutb, acting 10 concert With the Ital-
ian government, is fomentiug a revolution
in Hungurry. .,. .-.a.. ..u.n5
The Italian and Austrian Govern
ments have announced their intention TO
respect Swiss neutrality in case Of wsr.
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COUNTY UNION MEETING.

The Union men Of hahtabua countys are requesed-in
sccoriapce with the call Tor the Union Ste Convention
u meet " Mass meeting ~ II O'Clock, A. NJ m satur-
day, tho ninth day of June, 1900, tn the
Court House, al Je nerson. 10 appoint eight Dele-
act n represent the County In the Union State Convention,
. be hsd on Wednesday, the twentieth day Of next
W. G. HOWEfIS,
49, rffN ft"N u ~ g. WADH,
N(K Nt .I#r. JAMES REED
sCN0 N NfhAf ~ LYMAN CURTIS,
rf,so Canfra
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Z Especially TO the Sick

" n n "a rJWLLlEl MATIOCkD, Ihtb
Of New York For thirty years DR.. hAtoeks has dssotsd
his oIs astsnsSs ths edfs % sysry
ssse and nature saAss sisets4Ss4. in ling
Srihg Diseases True medical science 10 topndstioa
Ssl pnchss disshs od al ofhess ksew ths dhslse
snd also the remedy No sxpsipsnsg, dsesption ne
hab1g Do not givs poissns sluey vegetable
ensas hks, ast mild with pstuIs. We give es.di6
AZ ssss "a M ~, sss.
dp V die Espsssr yh.l yoar dss.s. hi s.aaiss isr
yourselves Win cost nothing, for eonspstiop u nee.
nR JoLIIE nATToCKs can Be consulted Il ks ees
bovs, far tAs year 1880, dsy svsry eight weeks
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
ART DEPARTMENT.

This department advance Penanahip beyond tina,
embodied IN the Commercial Course eabor
ate and dBoult Essays In Combination Flourish perform
ances ana s'odieS ~ line line and stipls shading.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

AN ORDINANCE 5.H
To Levy Tar for Fire Engine.
Incop rated Village of Ashtabu a:
SIC That there be levied the taxable property with
in the limits OF this village for the year 1866 the OF
isand dollars for TIE purpose plying for the Fire
Engine lately purchased Of the C. O. G. H. T..
Pa sed June 4th, 1886. ..
YES! II. L. MORRISON, Mayor.
Attest, ,.rf.,f -.... t.t,f.. q fs... 'T
EDWARD Fl. FtTcH. Recorder. r..y
Ashtabuia Jut Q 4ih, 1866. 1 .'I ui' - 5t-95S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

The Fepaus held meeting at Rochester N
Y, on the night of the 9th, which was largely
attended and enthusiastic. t,.,..tp
Donations in cash to the amount of $500
were received, besides contributions Of arms,
accoutremeuts, &c.
During the night several detachpents OF men
left for the st. Lawrence region, most OF them
carrying arms. yr wftt u5f
Small squads OF Fenians from oil pHts of
country are moving to some point Oh the front,
noby knows just where. ...., IN. fst.l
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In this Department. Is imparte Instructions sQrpa
pape instruments and in all that ESSENTIAL 10 the gorn
ola we'll ordered Telegraph 0fioe. tarsa Y 20
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LETTERS Remaining Unclaimed in The

-A-IL t T ~ ND INtUIHTUTDK y UCTUImbU IN Int
Post Office at Ashtabula, o, Juns Z, 1860. rr
DrighAnn--Mrs Maria Luce-Mss Emma
aker--Jonathap Iapsing--JT
Bunce- II Mennell-H
Breedl-lAsa .r., Mulloy-Mr
Crawford-Saml Olive-A
CobbADatid Risey-Mrs Lucy
CSrpenter--Miss Maggie Rsx-Thos II
Conk--Mrs Lucy Rock-Wm
Dodge--Alfred Risley-Mrs I, r
Evans-S Smiih-Capt Horatio
Ewing--Iohn Stevenson Il Gown
Evans-Nrs Ellen 10. Sheldon--wm 'ff
Emery-Burdett Saior-Mrs Mary
Field-EtH 81 ialttfG Sultb-Mrs Ellen q
Fisher-7Ade1 Thorpe Co--HH
Fishor-John Van Mddeswirth /
Gillett-Mrs CbhA Vallean-JS
Johnson-Abjah Walling-HA
kelly-Danl MbsnR-Mi.s Eliza
Knapp DrZV wAtrous-Richard
Kenyon-o L Wadsworth-Martin
Kenney-John ........- .... 'tf-I
Persons calling for the above, win please
DOS tt.t a.t f.t Ny II. HARRIS, p. NJ,
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breaches Of neutrality. Bat the most sig
ni1cant fact Is, that there are not less than
Eve or six thousand Of them scattered along
The Canadian frontier from Polsdam to
Rouso's Point, with Sweeny at their head
These meu have been VERY quietly gathered
here, but they constitute much more for
midable force than that which fought the
Fort Erie campaign.
BosToN, june 5.--A ST. Albans' special
to the Boston Herald says that the leading
Fenion officers there, declared positively
that the border will be crossed in4S honts.
They have Numerous aud experienced scouts
in the Canadian camp, sud It's vicinity, and
have hourly reports Of the situation. These
40 fer give encouragement hnd the Office
and men are sauguine OF Nnccess, Their
plans are nearly perfected for an onward
movement, which will probably be directed
against the force of Canadian volunteers,
whom the Fenisns regard with contempt.
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TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

,fI,g,i d. issu,s- p ...t.sV s. ~ a-iagI .spo .,.
'sa--c 20 .i us,' ..2n,,d2 ses>sr ratae.-.. -lir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MON

ing into nesh The Church says that the Supreme Father
entered into person Of 500 years by the over
shadowinF Holy Ghost and consequence beng
peculiarly holy born, named Jesus tho Christ ana Us e
proper one TO away the sins Of mankind Mr. Dresser u
not deny that as translation stands this idea might DO
gathered But when grace and truth spoken Of dwelling
among us there in the translation II should read
dwelling 10 us tent The Deity dweis not among men,
but them Again Glory and truth dwelt In Christ az N an
only begotten The word as Is pivatal point only be
gotten is smiude OF the value father sets on m
only son He would derac from the divinity Of Christ
But he was born Of and the speaker nhe was
divine all men are divine Shakespeare tells Of the divinity
stirring within us This divinity and the divinity Of Christ
are the same All life pusates with divinity in all grades
OF beings below man Man ie he is the God Christ never
Taught ny other doctrine than this We should be conscious Oh
this high descent and act with all the dignity OF the sons OF
Cod The speaker quoted from Milton and Burns He said that
the glowing description from Solomon does have particle
OF reference to Church but TO the beauty and the wonderful
mechanism Of The name Of in Greek signifies turn
inc the eve inward The whole human family from the earliest
ages has been with the spirit Of the divinity He was
urond 10 belong this family ncaTnated IL these views
did not suit Church he sorry but he could not help IL
La conclusion spoke of the enemies Of Sprtuasm as beng
ike the and sptel seTpes in the wilderness and
be requested God to have mercy on them
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.


<ePts1Hs liverpool Oct win "A.
ard 50 pass T. Cunafd Oct 49, Of TusAT pst
bogrd - 18th Knsse passed steamship CITY OF
Bo,ton bound 50 a. lon 90 passed an lnman
TO- lat 81 - lon % o. passed steamship
Columbian from Glasgow 10 New York, -,
ship Columbia (Brl FerTe Gsgow Oct r. with indse
and sJ pass 10 Francis Macdonald Experienced strong se TO
a. Bunks Nov S. Ion. IS So spoke stean.hp Manhattan
stsam.hip Empire Price Wilmington, c. days with naval
steamship s.ntss Wilmington, N C., days. with naval
ssssm.sip w.m,o Fish Bedford with md'e and p''' to
Ferguson Wood 81, -, -. 4. -.
Odell ,, a, L..
with moasses H. Trovbrde Sons Len no vessels
has been DAYS OF with heavy Northery gales
.fk Volan fof St. John, ~ Snow, Antwerp ~ days wh
d,s Snow Burgess Had very heavy and gAe' curing
the latter part Of the voyage -, ,,--,,,.. &c L..
With .uGar moassr' t Tho. o~en Len brig Nellie An"s"
BTs Bonsraas tBr Edss, Johns b. days with lumber
BIS Trimming Bird tBr Earl Windsor days with plaster to J.
shs HTses, Yves. ef AhA PaOn. Geo Bay days with coal
to B. ?. Small Co. - "a l., ,,h ,.h...o
susar. &C., 10 Rivers CsrdoEa L Go.
sehr H. Perkin, Mayo, Boston With inseed
sehr Electric spark Philips New Bedford
sehr Edwin A LoIieT. Neweomb, Nelheet, FOR oyUennS
sehr Emma 4 Ellen. Anderson. Middle,0n.
schr. Dictaton. Waleson. New Bedford 80
sehr. Wu. y Burden, Adsns PTovdence for Albany
Alice B.. - Boston, with iinseee
Minnie Rspper, Consvsr Boston days with md'e 10
Brst. Son L Co. al IN -,-,--. A,
.nt Deutchand Ssuzosss hercedes A. lugefso Thames
Geo Cromwell Mppi San Salvador Nsgsra, hatieia' "s'h
inKton
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pISSCyGFRS SAILED.

FOR GLASGOW Nov 0-In steamship Csledouis Miss L. bu-
fe1%sn % 'sms R ss asn f.s John
M:T R G"f'@ md K sss. .sd b Owen
sheridan shepherd Brown Charlie. Sinclair John Sinclair Miss An
n f6 9Sf I1f ssf Sd S SS@ oSSsi ss%:
Roe e .as NJ. s Ss III: fnS
Yo'i Dr. Roe Of Chicago Reads . Finley Of 4
I% Imp q T,ss T, l R 9,;.S .GaP,
Montreal Calvin and Mr. Burton British Army n W. Kemp
e.g w@ Summed. and wife S e fH af pPS.dsDha
NJ yinc.S NJ P'I.sn and n cssf BT'A ATTY B:y
s e. y spPs a. Class Jackson e ff Es jas
q P..Saish Koch " J. Best JAIME. ThS%P,Oq T. Per
Mr. sutton Of Chicago Miss Mr.. Ren.hsw and
sa4 . RSs Gs S Army nSIf s@a
eO l. O. Meade and wife ;@s; Ano .S., Thop
Mr.. = WOrtSnr,on md two children Of NewYOrE; Feeo
Ss Y PT''' aSs @o b. o ss T.
vile D. A. Ns and wife Milan Hubert and wife, samuel
FOR AsPINWILL Nov lO-in steamship ArirOns-ArchbishOp
sR.s ,s s Ev ,s. Sisters An ~ sisters Gen.
b Fry wife and servant, Gen King wife and two ,eTva..' Col
Dana md S Geo a HstIsI b B,9dls
R.ymo9d Geo Ritter Nm Blair gs,Ts Nj Tyop n dD5
Lint L fs ssdrs ss. sJf Ra csy n nson M
Bieole Capt H. Raymond and WIFE M Christian Jacks, C. H.
g.Snns,ts Pe I Williams w 4 G and
O. Patton three children and isn '" w9 J'as m sS0H snS
daughters Matt Lennon vile and infant Dr. o. ChsIosr
Viz md INA 9 " Ssa; S,s vie
Andrew wsts' H. Drake q ONsi sed VILE ~ p van
Brown Alber; Matthew Dr. ~ Dny Capt George Conway Mr..
o. H. Bradbury and nephew Rev Thomas Dickson l. slate w
C. = X. Ballard. Miss Bertha Levy, VIM
Henry Jane, Fuller VIM Mccain AbeIs Bsnk' John siesen
PaH Kahn b. Quay j. b. sce Rudolph March, wife daughter
and family John McGourkey Daniel Mckear John Patterson Ohm
Barker Misses ~ and j. orr Tsmar Barker A. Wakefield Ihom
adOw H. Baker and large number in the second cabin aud
nFOR SAVANNAH Nov iOIn steamship San Salvador j CIV
CAhar T. JeDes Mrs r Champion and children Mira B. Elton
MIRA o. d. Tnson. p Tunon vile and children Misses les
and wife Mrs Goodrich aud children, NJ Uood
rich b. Howard and wife 81 Davidson $ = Che
bonsh Charles Thomas and babes. Benimin Wheeler J.
Boyton o. Bronson, AndepoD Mrs q l. Chambers Mr'
Russell daughter W. W. Candy James F. Candy MI and
Mrs Vslonger H. Cross A. A. Lane, O. W. Taylor
wife w. q. Lorris and WIFE Miss H. Galaghan o. L. Long, y
A. Cell Winward H. SchermerhOr, Charles Howe e. Schmidt
D. Ashley H. Ashley George Gale NJ Tow9er and wife Adam
Macon John Sedenurgh Henry Mukhen John Ruck j.
r. Barne children C. j. Godfrey Thomas Johnson James
Gichrst A JerEer NJ Engel ID. O. Long. 5. H. Haahorn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

that will not fail 10 itself 20 benevolent people Of
State
The Following voluntary agreement entered into by the gen
Oomen whose tborNunto annexed is sufficient
rant for faithful performance Of promises and the proper ap
ulicatOn OF an funds contributed.
the undersigned hereby consent and agree 10 act
trustees directors Of corporation Ia be created for the pur
pose continuing upon permanent basis the York State
Volunteer Institute Or the and education OF the Of
deceased soldiers under the supervision Of Col and Mrs
Young
William A. Darling Geo w. Thompson Issao Rosenbougb VIM
Fog, James Wsdswsrth T. Bmwe H. A. Risey H. y Quaci
en6o.., D. Chsd'ey seseaeclSdy H. r Allen New York
Iu Stsb date MsorGen y. Al Abrbm Wskrmsn Thomas C.
Devin late MsjoGea Vols VIM g. Fargo John H. Watson VIM
H. Ferret Col sh Regiment John r. Bendx Bevet Brig Gen.
Hiam J. Collins 3 n, kipesbuTy.