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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER go.

An ACT neIating 70 the Vualtucatlon
of Notaries Public. tsh
SEC, l. Be it enacted BY tho Gen
eral Assembly Of the state Of Iowa,
That tho certificate Of the clerk Of
the District Court to the Sccretar
Of state. showing the qualifications
of notary public, shall have thereon
an Impression Of the seal of such
notary. and the Secretary Of state
shall acknowledge the rccipt Of such
certificate, aad ia such acknowledg-
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WlLL'A" EDWARDS
Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared 10 give his attention to
MAKING & REPAIRING WAGONS,
at Cresco, Iowa, and all work, Of his trade.
Plows constantly on hand Of the best
patterns, cheap for cash. EiEtAlt
FIVE TOOTHED CULTIVATORS, SC.
10r Shop south Of the Empire House.
Cresco, April "a, 1867. l23tf
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cREscO IOWA.

JAponica played out and genuine leather
used Instead at his shop one door west Of
the Fprpiture 6tore op Market street,
Genuihe Boots and Shoes, made TO order
It living Drissa- Rspsirirg done promptly.
Howl vFN t Y
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SEC. 6, The state auditor is re-
quired to take immediate steps to
cause to be collected and accounted
for all those debts owing to the
stats on account Of the pcnitentiary
or in any manner connected there
with, and all outstanding claims Of
whatever nature which the state
may have on that account, and to
that end he may, ifhe tiuas it ncc-
essary, place any claim in the
hands of the attorney general for
prose cution. E
STATE OF IOWA,
E.s*a Office of scc'y Of state. .h]
Des Moines May 1, 1868. na
l hereby certify the foregoing to
be true copy Of the original roll
now on file in this Office.
ED WRIGHT sce'y Of state. 5
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NJ, WOODWARD.
cREsco IOWA.

Has fitted up an eating room directly
opposite the brick block, where he will be
happy to meet his friends and the public ut
all hours Of the day. Oysters served to
private dartics in every st ylc.
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NJ. NJ. Jones.
Pian.sw Organs. Melodeons'
SHEET Muslc, MUSIC hooks,
And q sneral Musical Mercha ndisc.
7Ae Imerieam Organ is the Best, m
aa Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Given.
TUNING 1 KEpAIKlNG.
All Instruments are fully warranted and
sor rspaire and t'ned for two YEARS.
NcGREcoR, Iowa.
30y7l vns June I, 1866.
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Piano, organ Or nslodson. = .
Tuition payable one half in advance. N
deduction made for lessons missed only il
cases of severe illness.
References, Prof. G. + RooT
Chicago; HERR OTTo Fox, Brooklyn
JAMES WHITNEY and u. II. FR0sr, Boston
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ARB
STANDARD
SCALES s S

FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF & Co.,
226 & 21S Lake St., Chicago.
n27vsy1l 2O9 Market ST., st. Louis
BE CAREFUL TO BUY ONLY THE GENUINE
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Having had many years experience as a
teacher Of music in the first class Semina-
ries Of the East, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cresco and vicinity, that
she is now ready to give instruction upon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-10

N EM EsS S HOTEL AND DaSiNI ~. sAL t ,
Rooms for gentlemen only Lodgings 5os and 6oc nightly
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GLOBE HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, 90
VI Broadway, one block from Union square.-Rooms, cle
gany furnished 10 suits susy. ranging price from 81
70 o. dax
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-29

NEW YORK, Jan. ss, lses.1In the
course of week or two, 1t il under
stood, there win be gathering OF lead
ing Democrats hero, from all parts of
the country, for mutual consultation
with reference to tho Presidential cam
Paign. 1t Is to be friendly, social
meeting, with view especially toelicit
the opinion of representative men nom
different sections as to the availability
of certain persons whose names are be-
ginning to be mentioned as candidates
for President and Vice President.
Mr.. Faran. of the Cincinnati .Eaqai.
reTs Mr.. Harvey, of the louisville
Democrat; and other prominent West-
eTn men, are expected. Rumnr saws
the conference Is called In the Interest
OF Mr.. Psndleton, but how that Is, OF
course, / cannot say. The disposition
on the part OF the Democratic leaders
hereRbouts Is TO insist upon John T,
Hoffman for the Vice Presidency, and
that preferences, Il Is said, the West e
prepared to respect. This, however, Is
the talk of the enthGsiasts. The cool
calculating men of the party say they
have by no means made upltheir minds
that Pendleton Is just the man. They
are not sure he could be elected, 81 nom.
mated ssitGdelp liG Ledger.
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The Mobile IFi6it1e. on the frst
news OF the Stanton reinstatement,
hops upon its highest perch, and crows
thus:
The country Is In n state Of. rer,l,,-
ton. Before ton DAYS are I5asssf3 ~
SHAH have cut or jumped 4 GoFdian
Knot Either the ConRrass viii be
Kicked out or johnson win be Ia prison.
Mhatsyer happens, 90 tkIt < srsaI-s -
5 =, 6oUesllille1lf, the soldiers of Lee aud
Sonnson :. VIII NOT be very much dis
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For sale Cheap.

n the south side of Hampden street, the
same being the second lot from the corner OF
Byron. On.tha alley part OF this X lot Is
erected a good brick mouse, containing seven
rooms aud renting At present for Two hum
THOS. O'BRIEN,
jan29 Real Estate Agent
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Tan New York 7slb,.as makes q,

IHH New 4VEA AIl0llee makes Che
following point on A. johnson;
Mr.. Andrew johnson Is reported In 4
recent private conversation for the ems
Iightenment OF mankind 10 have safli !.
1.-THE President 6 elected directly by
the people, and 3 therefore IS directly
their representative as Congress q ~
The President 3 net elected sstiirecfiv
by the people, ? but by colleges 81 elee-
tors. And Mr.. johnson was not cleo
ted President by anybody, unless Il
was Wilkes Booth.
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go &aIe.
For Sale.

n OFFER FOR SALE MY COTTAGE
il residence situated on Huron street,
Wheeling Island. about e square from o. r,
w. Co. line. It Woulu suit man doing
bnsiness In the city. Is above high water.
FOR further Information, enquire on the
P!Js an.ssss.iirs Q. N. HANp.
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gpe1ial aptteEs.
me CenIeaaIons ana ExperIence !

The Cenfesalons ana Experiences OF
AN IpVaIId.
Published for the beneht, and as q CAUTION
TO You've MKN and Others, who sufrer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Nam
hood, &C., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE Written by one who cured himself,
and sent nee on receiving postpaid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL MAY.
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same pnhlisher. a circular OF DAISY swain,
the great Poem of the War. decl7.smd
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For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS LATELY OCCU.
Piled by George r. Taylor a Co., and j,
Clemens q Co., on Main stree I: also base.
ment rooms anished. Good OH ces I'm second
story, and good rooms for 9th eS purposes IN
second and third story In good order. Pos.
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale In the Sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms,
THOS. H0RNBR0OK.
Once, No. llS71S Main street, above Mon.
roe, up stairs tebS-a
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AGRRAT OLD HUNT.-A Young gem
tleman who resides near Cleves, writing
from minneapolis, Minnesota, on the
10th, gives the following small account
of large hunt:
"I thought as L had nothing else to
do would give you short account of
the hunt Fin. and 1 had the other day.
We left home about 5 o'clock one morn
ing, and rode about ten miles from
here, where we left our team and
started into the woods. We had not
gone far before we struck deer trail.
We followed it about a mile, when we
heard q noise just ahead of us, and
found Ii was caused by three fine bucks.
Fips had the shotgun loaded with ball,
and q dOpble-barrel rifle. Fin. fired
and brought one of the bucks down. 1
wasjnst about TO Gre as he did, when /
saw a, large bear about twenty steps
IRON me; so you can bet took aim at
him, and brought him to the ground;
When heard Fin. fire again, and found
that the bucks had run around TO us
again, and he had killed another. /
started for the sled, and Just before I
got gut of the woods / came upon fine
buck, which got. We brought them
all home, and had a fine time dressing
them. The bear weighed 306 pounds,
dressed. Fin. will send you the horns
OF one Of the bucks, which measure
eleven feet across, and nineteen feet
- T..
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SCR Bent.
For Rent

A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
"A house containing eight rooms situated on
Market between First and Second streets
at present occupied by DR.. Kisner. Posses
sion given LIST April 1858. Inquire OF
lan27-8te "A. J.. CECIL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-29

s WILL. be seen by our Legislative
ort this morning, an important bill,
sviding for the repeal OF the existing
4ry laws, was reported yesterday in
Z House of Delegates, A bill some
81 analogous passed the Senate last
=. but was defeated, we believe, In
House, We trust this Ia not to be
fate of the present bill,
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Tn ia.

A DWELLING CONTAINING SEVEN
Arooms and kitchen, andstable, on Hamp-
d .ian stEsf'. ALEX. ROGERS.
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made 70 maOn the second day OF August
"A. d. 1885, and Of record In Book 20 folio III
in the Recorders ONCE OF Ohio county, state
of Wet Vifs1nia, I shall on MONDAY, THE
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio coun-
ty in the city OF Wheeling, at 10 O'clock, q.
auction to the highest and best bidder for
CASH, all the right, title, and interest Of
Henry y. Harbour, dec'd.1 as one of the heIra
at law Of Joseph @, Harbour, decd, in and to
the real estate of the said Joseph O. Harbour,
GIBSON L. CRANMER,
tanl4-SOtd Trustee.
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For Rent.

A FIRST GLASS DwE1LING HOUSE,
now occupied by Nelson whitaker. ESQ
situated on the northeast corner Of 9Th and
Hampden street. Possession given On the
LIST of April, 1885, Apply to
,anio.tr = :; at hss p4iEs, sou,s
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sCock for Sale,

on SHARES IN NATIONAL sAvINas
- BANK,
40 SHARES IN FRANKLIN INSURANCE
COMPANY.
jan92 i. IRWIN.
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Fl,e 7Il-esidenFy a UseIess:Omee.

The ElFelideney q Useless once
Al CORE pondent Ofthe Philadelphia
Post proposes % cut the Gordian knot
that has 50 long held our national
politics in a tangle, in most unique
way. he discourses In this STYLE in
substance:
/" Let us abolish the presidency alto
gethar, It Isl relic of. barbartsm-a
shadow ii kineship from hOseinftu.
ence The men OF fT6 who framed our
Constitution could not shake them
selves wholly free. 1t is moral cor
ruptfon dropped into Qua wtne-press,
that Will vet turn our precious VINE 10
vinegar. This System OF checks, SO
Landed in our constitution Is NUM-
buel The late confusion at Washing
ton-two Secretaries at once, and yet
none, General Grant suspended IN the
balance. between obedience to his im-
mediate superior and submission to the
power behind the throne, when neither
Congress nor the President were quite
triumphant, could never have SO ex,
listed In thoroughly well organized
Government. Let us have unity, not
division OF authority. 1t is not well to
cut 4 royal purple into two pieces, for
the Legislative and Executive to bicker
and battle for. Our fathers had SUI
perstitions terror of GENERALIZATION.
This is another fallacy. There can be
not the slightest danger to the people
in ceutFalizing all possible power, In
the direct representatives of the people,
the Legislative branch. Congress can
bear just as much power as the nation
can delegate TO IL, for whatever it does,
It will always be, but the people,
acting for the people, through the peo-
swhen this nation attains TO MAN Y
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For Sale

n OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
house on Main street, Centre Wheeling
containing nine rooms, with bath and gas
A good new stable. Tho other outbuIldinRs
complete and In good order. Lot 100 feet
front Terms made to suit the purchaser.
lanl7.ti JACOB SNYDER.
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For Rent.

mHE WARE HOUSE ON WEST SIDE
i of Main street, at present occupied by
MesuS. CFangle, Dalzen s. TO. Possession
given the LIST OF Apri1ne1t. Enquire of
THOS. HUGHES,
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For Sale.

= OFFER FOR SALE LOT NO. "a m
Churchilrs addition No; i, situated ON the
north tIide of QUINCY street and east OF
seventh street. For further particulars enc
4''-- JOSEPH SEYB0LD,
Admir- of W. 8. Wlckham' . Estate.
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a LEV QuEeTIoNs. FRIENn.

A,FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair so beauttful9
- ON Of Grapevine.
w hat s.Ves your Hair Its glossy lustre3
OIL or Grapevine
N@hlatsiyes life aud Growth to your Hair9i
OH OF Grapevine.
OIL of Grapevine.
on of Grapevine.
Who are the only Projectors Of ~
OIL of Grapevine7
! / go. LAUGHLIN, SMITH q co. d
sePAs No. 50 Main St, Wheeling.
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gTe,t Aapertisetuettts.
stookholders, Meeting.

EUHE ANNUAL MEETING. OF !. TIE TIE
T,jbsTty on Company, will be held IN the
Hityy al VfheelinE. at the ONCE of j. D. torq,
On MnsSnAY FebFuary Sd, 1858, at 10 O'CLOCK
q M f,T fhe election Of q board of directors
for the ensuing year, and the TRANSACTION OF
Ot iSBa 5sPgortant RuflPos .s7w1EsHp. ssey
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For sale.

- OFFER FOR SALE NY HOUSE AND
lot situated on the north east corner %
Main street andgRn Ally between QUINCY
and John sts., being lot No: 4, IN SQUARE No.
in part to suit purchasers Apply 70
fan2s.it JOSEPH SEYBoLD.
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MousE % nELEeATEa.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Taggart.
Mr.. Heermnns, from the Committee
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Thiilcn Innan go,

oa molIoa lha Hoass aaIoaTnsll.
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A M ERl G AN II OUSE
LOGAN, OHIO.
chApgoJor Propristors.

NEWs. III. II. WILSON, formerly oEthe
=IVN 'wilson House," Bremen, Ohio, would
respectfully inform travelling public hat she
has leused the American House, fLogan, Ohio,
for aterm ofyears, and will endeavor to render
the guests and patrons OF the establishment
comfortable. Good Stabling, tails, feed and an
attentive ostlerwll always be ready. The bu-
siness nlRnaScmeht ofthis House win he 10
charge of A. C. SMooE, who has benin til 70 hotel
bnsiness fora n1mbef r Of years, and who fhtteri
hmselfthat he can give satisfaction. U The pat
ronNgo ofthe public Is respectfully solicited.-
Give us trial. Mrs. IL. j. WILSON.
Aug. s, lsC7-tf
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Oh. .0az'ettee,s.
e-l u @ W

A gentleman recently from Cali
fernia has shown the Prairie Farm
er a variety ofwhitc rye, which il
said to be indigenous 10 that coun
try, being found Wild mimi ttc
mountains. 1t is now being con
siderably cultivated ihithat State
The berry is very long and plump
and of a beapllipIly Is clear color
making it isl kaldA lsaPsriO1l
flour.
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CoRNED BEEF.--The Scientific
American informs the ladies thai
if they would have corn beei ju cy
alter 1t is cold, and not dry as u
chip, they should put Il into boil.
ing water wien they put it on to
cook, and they should not take il
ont of the pot when done, until it
has become cold.
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Farm for ,l' Sale.

TWNHERE will be sold at private sale, Eve
miles north of Lancaster, farm of 1O4
with good fencing andll acres Of good timber,
and three neyerfdling wells. There Is on II u
large two.story frame house large frame bank
barn, with all the necessary out'buldings.-
Terms reasonable. Forfurther particulars en-
quire on the premises,
~, Jan. %, 1868 -4itf. sUSANNAH MILLER. 2
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FIFTEEN OGSr NoTEs The new
fifteen cent notes have just beer
turned outby,tho printing division
OF the Treasury Thc notes are th,
same width, but somewhat shorter
than the twenty five cent notes
On the right side OF the face is al.
excellent vigncttc of Gen. Grant
and on the left vignctte OF Gen.
Sherman, Bet Seen the yignctlcs
are the words, Fifteen Cents
prominently displayed, and immed
lately beneath the figures Is Th,
buck is similar IN appearance d
that of tho twenty five cont notes
with the decentralization o., each end
-J0urndI. ' '- ''''"' :
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BAKED BEASs.--One quart Of
small beans, picked and washed
clean. Pour over them 9 quartz
of boiling water and Jet u en- s,and
over nigbts 10 the morning pour
off the waterand put the beans m
to kettle with 3 quarts Of cold
water, and teaspo1niul OF soda.
Boil Is minutes, thcn drain ofikt
water; rinse them in hot water; put
them into the dish or kettle, lc
bake; add cup OF maple sugar; d
piece of pork as large as desired /;
cover with hot water, and bake 4
hours. Just bciore,tbe beans are
dished, dip off all of tho lat thai
you possibly can with II spoon.
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...' (Eiom tho Eoston Jomndl) , bad.
,.... ' BosToN, Jan. 90, 1906.
!. PoLAYD's wITITE PINE CoMroUSD. : After
having given 1t II thorough trial. we can confidently
recommend Polands ThhG Pine Compound as
very valuable article for the cure of colds coughs,
and pulmonic complaints generally. In several
cnscs wo have known it to give prompt relief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed.
1t Is an article, which, in climate so promolve Of
sudden and severe colds as is that Of New England,
ought to be in every family and we are sure that
those who once obtain 1t, and give 1t fair trial, viii
not thereafter be willing to be without 1t.
AVAILABLE MEDICINE. - Or. PolanPs JVhtse
Pine Compound advertised in our columns, Is sue
ccssiul attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
ougly tested by people in this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has testimonials to It's value
from persons well known TO our citizens. Wo rec
ommrnd its trial in all those cases OF disease to
which It Is adapted. 1t Is for snlc by all our drug
gists - ". i. Independent
| The Thitc Pine Compound Is now sold In every
PREPARED AT TIE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
l. BOSTON, MASS.
C. C.DAMON Dc CO., Proprietors.
For sale by
f.i Davidson 81 Brasec,
successors to kaufman 4 Co., lancaster, o.
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NIGHT MARE

Ia oneof the many disras- - oi which DySrcp.
slais tho plrent. 10 eiirct cure .tpIs0Ds
should avogl hearty bbd o. night, ari take a
retiring to bed
sold By q. q. Beck, Druggist Ioncasto".
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-15
Claims of Portage County
for the JudgShip.

EDITOR CHRONICLE 81 see that q call
has been made for a Convention to be
held in Warren, on the 9th Of August,
for the purpose of nominating a can-
didate for Judge of this subdivision of
the 9th Judicial District.
Allow me q word by way of sugges-
ton as to the claims of Portage
County to name the man for that po-
sition, which in justice it seems to me
to be her right to do at this time.
Since the organization of the Repub-
lican party, Portage County has not
furnished a candidate for the bench.
In 1856 the judge was elected from
Trumbull County. In 1861, Mahoning
was the favored County. Then again
in 1866, Trumbull and now it is but
lust and right that Portage County be
allowed to furnish a candidate, pro-
vided she presents the name of q
who would be acceptable to the bar
and the people. We have such a man
in the person of the Hon. P. B. CoNANT,
of RaTenna, who is generally and very
fayorably known throughout the
sub-district as g mar possessing in an
eminent degree all the qualifications
requisite to so responsible a position.
The delegates from Portage County
will present lie name of NJ. Conant
in the Convention and urge his nom
instion, and win expect a hearty and
generous support from Trumbull
County. A CITIZEN OF PORTAGE.
REvENNA, o, July 10, 1868.
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Resolutions.

At a meeting Of the officers and
soldiers of the 18th and29th Regiments
of Ohio Volunteer Infantry, held ct
Akron on the 18th day of June, 1868,
the following preamble and resolutions
we're adopted;
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased God to
remove by death our beloved comman-
der, Colonel Lewis P. Buckley.
Rssolrsd, That in him we recognize
the true soldier-without fear and
without ~reproach; brave, frank and
noble; a man who never shirked a
duty however irksome, and who never
forgsve a coward.
Resolued. That in the manner IN
which he performed his duties in the
service, while struggling against the
disease to which he finally succumbedl
he gave the highest proof of his pstrl
otism and determination to serve MS
country in her hour of trial for every
soldier who served under him has seen
him in the saddle when ordinary men
would have been in hospital.
Resolved, That while we mourn his
loss and honor his memory we will en-
deavor, if our country should again
need our services, TO initiate those
soldierly virtues which made him the
man ne was.
ResOlUed, That we extend TO his fami.
ly and friends our tenderest sympathiel
in this their ~irrepsrable loss.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these reso
buttons be presented to his family, and
also be published in the SUMMIT CoUS
TT BEACON, Akron Cay Times, AskabuA
SsnfiaeE and Painsyigs Telegraph; anC
resolved further, that a copy be forward
ed to the Societies of the 5th, 7th snG
Goth Ohio Volunteer Regiments.
EDWARD HAYES, 18th o. v. l.,
j. B. STOKER, l9thand 29tho vi.
CHAs. A. RoTART. 18th &29th o. VI.
Mills B. PUKDY, 18th o. vi,
G. A. BLseooK, 18th o. V. l..