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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF Nsw ORLEANS,
City Hall, August rs, 1868.

. hAYoRALrY or NEw ORLEANS,
City Hall, August rs, 1868.
No 9s9-N.SJ
AN ORDINANCE to s...bish Floating Baths in the city
New Oreans.
WHEREAS, The facilities for bathing 10 pure
running Rter 10 this city are totally inadequate
10 its population; and
WHERsAs, No public baths are erected along
the banks OF the river wherein cheap, cool and
refreshing bathing might be enioyed-s want
which has caused surprise Of all strangers visiting
this city; and
wHrRiAs, The supplying of this desideratum
meets with the appreciation Of the whole CON-
muDity, and 90 q sanitary measure would prove
invaluable in promoting the health and comfort Of
the people:
Beaorddinedbyae Common Council of the City
of Ne1o Orleans, That Paul Waterman Il Co,
OF this city, have and are hereby granted for the
term Of i've years, dating from the 18th day Of
May 1863, the sole privilege for themselves, their
legal representatives. or assigns, OF establishing
floating baths In the river, opposite the Second
District 10 this city and said district only. Pro.
Utded, That the cost Of bathing shall not ex-
eeed ten cents for each person bathing; And
prouided further, That the baths are adequately
constructed, and conducted with due Difference 20
morals. decorum and the public safety; the whole
subject to the approval OF the city surveyor.
BE u further ordained, That In consideration
Of the general utility OF such baths, said Paul
Waterman q Co. are hereby granted exemption
from the usual wharfage dues while engaged in
conducting said floating baths, which will be from
the 18Th OF May TO the 18th Of September OF
zach year. and then only. Provided further.
That said baths shall at no time interfere with
commerce or navigation. established or hereafter
10 be established by law, and to exist subject to
the pleasure Of the Common Council.
(Signed) ALFRED KsARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Blgned) THOMAS MARKsY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved August rs, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary
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II. @. O. r..

xss.y Buildings Third District omesss- y. staAs O. P
r. y. stureks., II p; J. Reinsr. Scribe
o.. - LAFAYETTE ENCAMPhENT N0.L
Meets the arst and third Wednesday IN jefferson Hall
Of Magazine and Philip streets. Fourth Distrio
ofcsn-J ". Allen Q. p; Frank Pnstsr. n. p; Gsorgs
Ritter Scribe
ODD FELLOWS REST
Meets In tAs Once Of the Grand Secretary the seccnd
Monday IN January, April, July and octsasr The
Board meets the third Monday In January fer organise
ton oncers-J. O. DlAlsp Presdsnt Josiah fogsr sssrs
tsry, Joseph West Treasurer; John Quinn Sexton.
GENERAL RELIEF OoMMITTEE
Meets In once Grand Secretary Friday evening svsJ
month onicsrs-A w. McDoasi Prssidsst; Josiah Fogsr,
Secretary.
ISOLATION.
Meets In ONCE Grand Secretary Saturday Of sach month
Annual meeting last Saturday in Jsnuay ocer for lss
Rusha President; O. W. Roper. First Vice President;
rfter, Second Vice President; Luther Hsmss, Secretary
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets hrst Monday In each month st once Of the 0rsaf
Secretary. Election nrst Monday In May for Directors
BOARD ls66-President-E. n. Rashs. N. W. q. N.
Fnance Ccnmitfee-J. a. Dunlap; A Wsiscs Hunter;
Eugene p Brugsrs.
Hall commsaes-G. L Thos. h. Shields Z. q. Fsirshnd,
George Dirmsyer
Baldis COMMITTEES Z n. Rusha; Luther Hsnss George
Eungesser.
@. w. Roper n. MiIspsush, 8. < nsors, q. L. Hs.u
HASKELL
JOSIAH FOLGER, sscrssary.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON. d C.

The Sessions Of the several depsrtmsns open follows
The Preparatory September 9th the Cole gste September
sd the Theogcs etober 7h the Law October llh and
the Medical, October 18th
This College organized with reference TO the urged
suggestion OF ashiDgton that University the
metropolis would tend assimilation princples
opinions and manners of ymen by common
education of portion of its youth from every quarter"
have verified the expectations Of Madison
onIoe tnst the Hcste. OF hearing debates in Congress-
gumens in the Supreme Court
and Of visiting libraries and collections science
development
The Preparatory School gives thorough training bust
and prep srstOh Col The College proper has
eight efficient Professors all the chairs being filed The
Law School four and the Medical ten =
The expenses low at other Colleges Number Of
Students the past year, 43f
For further information address
@. ". SAMSON, d. D. President
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MAYoRALTY on NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, August l9, 1865.
TNo Qoc NJ CT

MAYoRALTY on New ORLEANS
City Hall, August l9, 1865. I
mo. 9S6-N.S ST.
WHEREAS, An act entitled can act to establish a
metropolitan police district, and provide for the
government thereof" Is now before the General
Assembly Of Louisiana; and
WHEREAS, The said act constitutes as one dis.
trct, TO be known as the metropolitan police dis.
trict, the cities OF New Orleans, Jefferson and
Csrroilton, and the towns Of Algiers and Gretna !;
and
wHEsEAs. The police force is by said act greatly
increased, and the mayors of New Orleans, JET.
ferson and Carrollton, and the police juries OF
Agiers and Gretna, are required to furnish add
tional officers, stations, lockups. houses of deten
non, furniture, equipments, ,accommoda TONS ETC. .
for the board, officers and members Of the said
police; and
WHEREAS, Said act levies upon the estates. real
and personal, of the above said cities and towns
tax TO carry out the provisions of said act which
at this time will be heavy burden upon the peo-
pie; and
upon the liberty Of the people; Furnishing misde-
meanors as penitentisry ofenses; authorizing DO.
hcemen to make arrests for trivialties, aud rem
dering insecure the personal liberty of the good
people Of New Orleans and adjacent cities and
towns included In the metropolitan police district
and
WHEREAS, Events have occurred which have
already demonstrated the improperly and inse-
curity arising from the act taking from the mayor
of New Orleans sll control OF the chief and mem.
bers of the police force and
WHEREAS, There can be no doubt that the DO
lice force fixed by the present Law is amply sufi.
cient In point Of numbers to protect persons and
property, and therefore the contemplated increase
is unnecessary, and in the unfortunate financial
condition OF the city unwarranted; therefors,
BE Il resolred, That joint committee, com.
posed of two from the Board Of Aldermen and
three from the Board of Assistant Aldermen. be
appointed by the presidents Of the Boards Of
Alder men and Assistant Aldermen to wait upon
the governor and the committees Of the Legisls-
tnre on corporations and parochisl affairs, and
present our solemn protest against the aforesaid
act to establish metropolitan police district,
act being highly detrimental to the public inter.
ests, and II enforced would be productive Of
inosleuiable mischief, and perhaps deplorabls
Bs reso'sed, That copy Of these resolutions
W i'sHHdeo py The mayor TO the governor,
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president Of the Senate. speaker Of the House Of
Representatives Of the General Assembly OF
Louisiana. and to the committees aforesaid. iff
'(Sigsed) +it. THos. II. SaIELDs,
President pro tenn. Board Aldermen
(Sigued) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August I9, 1868: ~
(Signed) ~ JOHN z. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. r.r
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open, st Newcastle, Ksn,uc.y, :
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Newcastle s located In the healthy blue grass region OF
Henry county -four miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and LexinEton and the Louisville and Cincinnati
KsTSsd Sa connected with each ~ good pike
The Academy buildings, owned by himself OF modern
construcon admirably adapted for school pa and
sted in the suburbs of the The
wi am At thoroughness In branch be
by impartial and searching xsminatiens The dsci will
be stety military requiring punctusty asd pre-
the performal Of The domestic
will be conducted with and ibersty secure the
health comfort ard commitment Of the scholars The
sste session divided into OF twenty
the hre mencing sepTember 18th The charges
everything excepting uniform books End medical attend
ance will be ,hree hundred and seventy i've dollars u
for the session Of forty payable tw1
equal usseuts, ct the begin Ing Of each the
session No deduction from these charges will made
sosehce during the term except in prscted sickness
honorable discharge and then tuition fee Of $50 per
current will be required
Uniform furnished on the most reasonable terms Books
and stationery At Louisville pce As the number Of pupils
limited those wishing 20 secure places in the Institution
should apply st In thus making his peri
dence in Kentucky and devotng himself hS education
ts youth the hopes have the coOpsrston OF his
friends in this Conn eath
For further information address Z KIRBY SMITH
Students will leave the Eminence Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad whence emnbusss viii convey them
TO Nsvcasfle & K a
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hAYoRALrY OF NEW OaLEANs,
City Hall, August rs, 1868.
mo. 990-N. 81

mo. 990-N. 81
WHKRzAs, Major General Buchanan has in
formed this board, threagh the Hon. John Breen
that be would cbeerfully restore to the city the
Police jail now occupied by the military, for the
purpose Of having the same used as an asylum for
lunstics be IL
Resolped. That the lunatics now confined 10 the
knh property be transferred to the Police Jail.
where, prior to the war, it was customary to keep
them.
ResoIved further, That the surveyor be sutho
rized TO place said Police Jail in order for the
said repairs do not cost over $500.
(Signed) ALFRHD KEARsY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THoxAs MAsKnY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved August rs, 1868.
(Signedl JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. 0vEnALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Aug. 10, 1868.


mo. s75-N. 81
Resotued, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized to sdjudicate q contract. after ter
days notice in the official journal, to the lowest
bidder or bidders, for shelng and grading jose
phine street, between Apollo and Liberty streets,
the work TO be done In strict accordance with
plans and specifications on file in the office Of the
city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKsY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Aug. 10, 1868. .r
(SigDed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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mo. m. ST.

Resolved That the controller shall. after the
passage of this resolution and approval BY the
mayor, adiudicate after ten days notice in the on
cial Journal to the highest bidder, and in accord.
ance with the market ordinances, the revenues OF
the Dryades market, for one month, or to the 3lst
annul the lease in one days notice without
damages.
(Sgned) ALrluD KsARsY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THoxAs MARErY,
President Board Aldermen.
We certify that the above was passed over the
mayors veto by majority Of two.thirds of both
branches OF the Common Council OF the city of
New Orleans ss required BY section ~ OF the city
charter. This on the 1lth day Of August 1868, and
sonsequenuy becomes law.
W. b. LANCASTER,
Secretary Board Aldermen.
JOHN ToBN,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
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WARRINGTON COLLEGE LEXINGTON
w ViR1dkIA-The next session opens 81 ursdsy in
September 1867 md closes 4th Thursday June 1859 The
Faculty consists Of GEN. K e LEE, President with pro
fessors Of Latin Greek ksthematc Modern Languaees
rstne Appiea hathematcs sstnr. Philosophy, Chemistry
ssd Law snG EQUITY The se distributed into: Faculty
Philosophy entity Of Law In each Of these conferred
distinct bacheors Degree and the Degree Master
Arts open alike to students in each the De-
partment OF Science conferred also, Professional Dipo-
n corps o. professors provision Is made for
s9ugn arns In the Departments OF Engish Ancient and
SS25 ' -''N A'' eAseea
For full particulars apply to
Il GORDON
IYlerk nfE Eac,i,-
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mo. IN. 81
Rssotoed, That the controller shall, after the
passage OF this resolution and approval by the
mayor, adjudicste, after ten days notice in the
omch Journal, to the highest bidder, and In ac-
oordance with the market ordinances the rave
nues OF the Claiborne Market for one month, or 10
the 3lst Of December. ls6S the city reservine the
right 70 annul the lease in one days notice with.
out damages.
(siGnedD ALPRnp KIAEyY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(SiEned) THoxAs NI.rsY.
President Board Aldermen.
We certify that the above was passed over the
mayors veto BY IN shortly Of two-thirds OF both
branches OF the Common Council OF the citv of
New Orleans ~ required by section ~ OF the city
charter. This on the llth day of August, 1868,
and consequently becomes law.
W. b. LANCASTER,
--F Secretary Board OF Aldermen.
JOHN TOBIS
. Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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LLlAh n. ECOLEI
Attorney at Law,

ofrIos, ns NoRrH THIRD STREET. 81. Lou1s NO.
solicit Raseni ana prosecute Patent ssisz and old 70
eessa enA kxpecting 10 reap profits from sush ~
sssAn patents ers application for barely vA.s n o..ss us
and having been In the business for some tina vs A., sna
esd 70 shAps claims % 70 avoid nfri.ssnsnk An BOD
ness attended 10 promptly; advice fss In ell osssa
Bsss Of e,s rstersaes Etvsa vhs. ds.,rvd
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NAYoRALTY OF NEv ORLEANS, |
City Hall, Aug. rs, 1868.

NAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
City Hall, Aug. IS, 1868.
mo. 99l-N. 81
RESOLVED, That the controller be and he Ia here
by authorized TO warrant on the treasurer In favor
Of Jas. Buckley for the of eighty eight dollars
and twenty cents (tSs 2o), amount due him for re.
pairs to paved streets Of the ninth ward, Third
District.
(Signed) ALFRED KRARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sgned) THOMAS MARkEY,
.r President Board Aldermen.
Approved Aug. rs, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY Mayor,
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Aug. l9, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at bis Office on Tuesday, September LIST, 1868, at
noon. adiudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above contract as per specifications.
PAS. LABARRR Deputy Controller.
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Ed UCATIONAL
NENEKAL KIRBY sMITRs
HILIT AIRY ACADEM
At. Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.

On September 18th 1853 KIRBY SMITH, with corps Of
assistants whsse Qualifications Of The highest ORDER will
open, Newcastle. Keuluc.y
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-27
CKAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL

GKAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
Corner Camp and repsichOrs Sts opposite Coliseum Place
r, N, LUsHER, PRINCIPAL
The Fourth Annual Session Of this Commercial
cal Institute will be opened MONDAY 3st August
1858 at N. Pupils from eighteen Of age,
will be carefully trained business pursuits for admis
sion to any Of the Southern Colleges.
For terms and other particulars apply at the School, or
to the Principal, l Commercial Alley, or to
w. IRVING CLARKE, Assistant
256 Baronne street
CARHATZ INSTITUTE,
2G PRYTANIA STREET. CORNER OF FIRST.
Day and BoardiBg School for Young Ladies.
Session Of 1859 viii commence on LIST September next
This Institution offers healthy secluded oca m with
spacious rooms and shaded grounds.
The Of instruction condu ted tte COM
petent Pro and comprises the Sciences Languages
and Accomplishments taught in the best schools
For TERss-see Circulars apply at the Institute
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK..
John q HUGH AUoHINoLoss.
SOLE AGENTS IN NEW YORK
.. P. ooArs.
Paisley. Scotland
Clothing manufacturers and purchasers Of Spool Cotton for
Sewing Machines demanding the strongest
VIII hnd p Coats Nos 60 90 and 70 expressly adapted
10 their wsnts. r-r
RENEDICTINE...... BEN EDICTINE.
LIQUER
pss MOnu Bsnedcsins de rAbbsye de Fscsmp Crsncs,.
CURACAO IMPERIAL; RUSSIAN KUxxBL
FRENCH BITrEkS; BRANDIES;
CHAMPAGNEs; CLARRfs;
And Oshsr Wines and Cordiais.
C. oAUGUs CO.,
ssns.. AGENTS and Imporss" for the United States and
No. 5 William street, New York oity
G. HHLLEsTkD.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. ~ Wall street.
ERosT. HLAC& n C0.-wHoLEsALE ANp
Retail Dealers and Manufacturer Of
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ne. 7s BowBRY-Near CAEALst.,
New York.
~ Steamboats, Hotels aad Public Buildings furui.heds,
70: notice An goods purchased Of our house
| BAvE0A's PUKCHAsINa BUREAU
Nss y and 70 PARK ROW. HEw YORK.
An Kinds Of nHRCHANDIsB PURCHASED
kxpsrisncsd and oompstsnt buysrs engaged
Orders fDed promptly and faithfully the Iovsss pruu
and purchases made only rom relabs heusss
Orders viii BE- nnsd. PAYABLE ON DELIVERY whs.s
sfssnt sum rsattsd 10 Frsighs Conms.iozx
Commissions on net sxcssding Sl00 FIVE per cont
oomnissssas % ssns sxossding Sleo, fWo AND Hall
pr sssk Addrsss
IsAAo DAvxaA
n.s., .ws ..,. f''ssnss Boz i7sd, New rsss
GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
C1oOKs - MARIsTANY.
wHoIssAIz pnAIxHs N
LIQUORS, sPIRrrs wINEs CIGARS, Ere, ETC.,
No rchoup,,oulas strss., and ths star wsrshouss
49,
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No. 1

EAoLb DE9RBE LODGE NO. l.
Meets every first and third Saturday Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Company Csp and
Matches streets Onicers-A As1uresu, d. NJ; Cha a.
seis. D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer
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/ oUIsIANA STATE sEMINARH.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported By the State Of Louislsna
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

ApPheatons VIII now be received for the appointment Of
One handred additional Cadets into this Institution sss
IN ne summer months enjoy peculiar advantages
m tne special course Of discipline and Instruction by VII ch
they prepared the regular studes which On
LIST September. Circulars sent upon spplc..,on
FRANCIS q. SMITH, superintsndent
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-27


THE Z. W. GRAND ENCANPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semAnnuany on the fourth Wednesday January
and July. onicers for ls6s-J winnemore Of No. s. NJ
Grand Patriarch; A. W. Mscdonel Of No. s. NJ z Grand
High Priest; Jules A Forst Of No. l. r w. Grand ward
Of No. l, r. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. w. Roper
Of No. 5 R. W. q. JuEior Warden A. Wallace
Hunter, OF No. !. r. W. Grand Representative /;
6eoge Nungesser Of No. w. Marshall; Frank Pfster Of
No. Z, W. Grand Sentinel; N. Frsnkford OF No & W. d.
Grand Sentinel; Henv Jonss Of No, Dis No 8 Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
sfAEDUe CoxNITTzEs-CredaafiaLs and Rearza-Joth-
an Potter, OfSo l, wn Bloomfield, Jr, Of No. A xasu-
rssu, ofNoS
State Of the o-dr-J O. Dunlap Of No l. Luthsr Hemss
ofNe l, G. Tineman, ofNo
FsnaAoe-B. n. Rushs, Of No. 7, John B. Heno. OF Nal
Geo. c. KsuE, ofNo.6
Constellation and By Lars-Howsrd Mnlspsugh. ofNas.
Edward Pisbury. ofNo r. y. sturcksn, sfNoS
Subordinate Eneampmeuta
WILDEY NO. L
Meets the First and Third Saturdays Of each month In
Lodge Room No. l. the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
psay. oncsrs-B Ds silvs. O. p; A. Thsmson. r. P;
hOnAs H. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH BSCAxPnESr NO. 8.
Meets the Second Fourth Saturdays Of each month In
Lodge Room No I, the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. oncers-Geo. ". ssdler, O. p; j. H. Burke
q. p; W. II. Wright, Scribe.
MAGNOLIA ENcANPMENT no. &
Meets on the second and fourth Saturdays onhs
Baton Rouge. ofceu-osear Barbss. O. p; L. c. Morris
e. p; q. Cssrlinsky. Scribe.
WARRINGTON ENCAMPxENT No.a
Meets On the second and fourth Mondays each uoatA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-29
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate. on Tuesday, January %,
Messrs Everett and Kessier presented Pc
titions for Reform School for girls; and
Messrs. Lawrence and May, petitions for
the repeal of the road laws, passed last
winter. tsa
Bills were introduced-by Mr.. Stam-
baugh, bill to amend section 19l of the
act relating to executors and administra-
tors, passed March %, 1910; by Mr.. Keifer.
a bill supplementary to the act of March Z.
1885, for the punishment of crimes; by
Mr.. Kessler, a bill to amend the act OF
April 16, 1867, to incorporate saving socie-
ties, and by Mr.. Hall, bill supplementary
to the interest act of Jan. II, 1924.
On motion of Mr.. Linn, a resolution
was adopted instructing the committee on
Agriculture to inquire into, and report
upon the expediency OF extending the law
for preventing the spread of the Canada
thistle to all other kinds of thistle; also,
whether bounty should not be given for
the destruction of rats; and also whether
more stringent provisions should not be
enacted against the killing and destruction
of insectivorous birds.
Messrs. uohn j. Jacobs, of Ashland, and
James X. Newcomer, of Fulton, were elect.
ed and sworn into office as additional assis.
tant clerks. .sl
The Senate bill to amend the acts relat'
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( 7f lrFor the Ohio Statesman ] c
Suffering i'm the Hooking Valley.


1t is not to be supposed that the good
people of Columbus are aware of the
amount OF suffering and destitutiOns there
is in this Valley: not in the towns, but in
the country districts where the miners re-
fused to work last summer when there was
work, and when the work came, there was
no navigation. / know they are to blame,
and many will'say they deserve it,. will
admit that, but must the innocent wives
and children suffer? Ah it's bitter to
think of these children asking for a piece
of bread and more bitter still TO that moth
er's aching heart to refuse, because she had
it not to give.
Most of the mines are owned by capital
lists of this city, and of them we ask, not
as be1gars, but as charity. C
Here in Columbus the greatest amount
of suffering is for want of fuel; but, thank
God, we need not see our children freeze,
if we have to see them starve. Ihave seen
women at your coal yards wanting to beg
or buy one peck of coal. and little ragged
girls and boys with broken baskets, pans,
ANYTHING they could get, around picking
up refuse cinders and Jumps of coal that
had fallen from wagons. All me, it's sad.
! dare not ask why this difference between
the lady dressed in her velvets, furs. and
warm merinos, and the poor, pinched face
and thin form wrapped in faded, slimsy
calico and threadbsre shawl:
-...s .'1t's sad, it's pitiful
ln this whole city full"
Ne 'er friend has she. But in our sympa-
thy for all of poor humanity 1 am wander
ing from my subject. =
Will not those that feel benevolently in
clined give of their store one mite to the
poor and needy of this valley?
Remember. Bread cast or the waters re-
turns after many days." ..as
| Subscription lists left at P. Hayden's
| store, J. B. Brooks coal office, G. 6 H. V.
Mining Co.'s office, D. F. Suydam's coal
office. Miller & Allen,sv j -Rebinsous Rail-
road Depot, Fowler's Bazaar.
We do not as much, but a contributed
mite from many will keep starvation from
many door. .i,l
Mr.J. B. Brooks will see this fund prop
erly distributed in the valley.
81 f HoCKHoCKING VALLEY.