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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

NEW PAINT SToRE.--It will be, a great CON
von,ence to the residents of the part of the
which we hope will be duly have paint
stnre among them. Mr., Pitard has located his new
1S faFea as Common staet, meas Claibornd Mar
~ where he Will keep full assortment of he lead,
Inseeft oil turpentiae,, yanisb and window glass IL
thpre Sas anything wanting 20 ipsnTe ts slGSevs OF
MI tbniertakng It would az once bC decidG by the
tact HAT wn Doyle has charge oil the enterprise who
will devote. to il all his energies
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

IAzINEss AND INDUSTRY PRoGREssIvE.-
Iaziness grows on people. 1t begins in
cobwebs. and ends in iron chains. Tho
more business man has, the more he is
able to accomplish; for he learns to ccono-
mize his time.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23
Retail Markets.

Beef Western. 90 to &c; Texas Is to 2oc. Mutton
Texas 2oc; Western 25c. Pork, 20c Veal, 10 TO 2oc
per 10. Chickens dressed G5 to sc. Turkeys a. % 10
s.. Eggs - to 800 " dozen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

amsag .ns wecx snd as sns Lending saRo nas nor s
Day Week, atS the ,aassss spssS sndsr
from ii*s,paoi, asd Iihs demand saasnhsS sosss
% s DAY. y s e sa bs o. wss s
o,sp G ss ssSS s Of has, ss
low middling a5faaTlc ,sans sa1sslc; and STRUT
n,TsSnS has been qely acs. since our
ssgP ssss 4 IL p ss. &C a
unchanged Nc aaose.s iii. -.
Refused q, e...l ns gpssr s So
Meam !. i'eai SrS 10 oil e
i E;ns TO- gia - gis
S Si IS ssissi l zig s52
M.surAorrRrp 16sAoco1.rho demand for lnanuf,o.
tnred Tobacco isonins ,5sSipaily TO small lots for
We to to q s assS mo- do Do
dark sys No. and 100 51a aes; navy lbs -aeo
pane s. sarss 's.s, -, a, : aar
has been q @ and g.sss. nav ,Ss;a
as ss OF the
Sas'iH sd f Il s1: TO ss'
the sssp
Ion Tsboisa g sis golden ySnP 81 l., ,.a NOR. i,
favor buyers superns double being
S The sae ss Of tine wss
% double extra s51S treble extra s. IS to
50 choice extra 81 to 81 per Se nare. is nearly bare
higher sails Of the meek sum ss
aasas 49, ,rhis tho landing sec
s scarce are in request and
The isa .s IF n. -, Sses RS to so sacks
supply anS i quoted at 81 IS per
10y lSs supply a arg dill
s cd the Se Per ssn Sa ordinary ONO
t e very a sho ssa on for rib sde "a for
Ssar bsSs a s and Doc is Rsr ID i0f clear
at iss to aoc tierces Is. to issc per ID.
s1IT MrA7-rhs dealers aEs retailing shoulders
T. besemng % and rs
mfashs e on @
choice Goshen 500 common 70 good Northern er IN 40
gallon Castor Sii is scarce and firm to- e pF
it RicELouisiaaa is IN light demand and limited
s Ss y Sc aa aas eSSss 6 15s ''a
Pssso are, a the
ct They ssI FROM sah p ss
10 qaoted q g bs Apples i , here
PosI4aY AL Foo hieEeEs aia gg9tsa,sR tas land
t. ing nohany ht 81 20 per 3 ), Sss ans
"a Sssss i ssis ~ sss 3 tss
Pss rass xsss5: - n. ss,aans .sssss Is
70 &c aps1 zse 9ss aFes Bas 3
L. t'|se g saass aGa e gla
ne ~ ~ 81 fh 81 Effect fns Sales Concessions QUA 6
probably necessar tt 0a daty paid prime I6s to lc
good ISL to i6sft fai ~ TO is2e ard oTsiinssy n
" tohSMr SiThe supply better but prices afe with
to out any material chang h dre h 5Ga IN M
mt latter and is jo6bn fgen store 25 per Dbl
sAItn MI ie s are Sne "a a. to 2 IL eoars
et- e. p to 80 per sck large igts from u e
up sseh mss y, a. to Sc ner Iashe 80
Rock S.LT.Lonisa1a Rock SAT- is oiieiea In i0's
HrDEs-Most of the receipts Of dry Hides are fro
Texas and are being forward that mark
is Still eShibs animation and prices are stead
he w SEQ hides amprisin the sales Of the We Elk mostly
ely to sac fer Lots as they rum aso salt.
city siaughter-eows they "a oeac green salt
mi s sayed sn SKINS each q to 81 rs
up saed hides l6 to 7c country dry flint hides 70 Il
the WooLNReceipts Of the new clip are Increasing ;
fns sed IS to 4oc Mexican ia to aac bury
ing to 3c Louisiana naive y TO H'c' le&@s u 10 e
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

.H' - PaEs!.9 IT 40 ~ IGHH .tAaL ssisD
~ Another attraction has, been added to Canal
street IL VIII he seen Iy IN aavertisepJvpt In cur
that Brays celebrated candy may he ohfd At 81
OF tht ST Get near Rampant where crowds of his adj
mlreTs Will no doubt visit him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

T EeTT RE For sFIF oR5sfHA so,dn /,
% JI .rl Of the Conference ste Marcel q tet =
!, III q gqof II f. PA Is.
a 4, f g ft9 81 9ss.sF X
.PQpE VII be Giyen st1Iruf. 1,,ss0Isaios5 sjt T.
,li ,,.5n AdoNDA Va EVENING" AfAYc24.a ssaiA I
1T The Jesaits Church Basennes street. ~ o'clock,
Rev Father DULPHY, followed by solemn Benedictiqn
:, airsic under MT, co LIIGN on, Leader. .oi,,G
:, Collection Yillrbe taken. IL .Lsmyaait
r ADDE'S FAIE TO BE HELD IN GRETSA.
- .riss.5 si7Eor the Benefit of &; - ,>el
,ie'' THE NEW CAfHoLIc SCHOOL,
To be held in the New school House the two sueces
:. sive Sundays, May 18th and ed, 1864
fine Brass Band win be in attendance all the tie
| Admission 25 cents. - y " . T.
Arran been made with the propretors
Of the jackson Steam Feryboat to have the boat
run until II o'clock at night myl6 70 |
(tRAND FETE, cHAMpErRE- s,r 500,
| For the Benefit of the
ST. MARY,s FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
'a AND SCHOOL, OF cARRoLLroN, 49,.
To be held at the carroton Hotel Gardens from
the 18th until tho asd OF June, 1880.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS, 80 ali
/ > HALL, fHIBERNIKN MUTUAL BRNisvo-
LENT AssoCIATIoN,-The Regular Meetings of this
.ssaeia4iaa- q plaza the first and third
7 FHERSpAYs of each a O'clock Z Il, at Inc
Fschoohousc Sfareny street between casacaivo and
, Groatmen streets Third District s.. s.cs1.s.,i,
'fsaI ~ W = RoBERI BARTLEY, Secretary.
l. A uc91oN. -. -l.-s. 4AUCRIocs. AuCEaoS
49, tFEg tHdj ""i'ytl" pas -''" y i'ut'."
Z .r.-f rt-tlsg-
bed .i. L J.eA.aBRAsELMAN & CO., s'aoe-ia
En- ai, in OF Ether
rsceai ts.,froau the NEW YORK IAfPoRTE RS. AUG
: TIONs they- will ofer their - lu' s,t7'@ ~
. t. ,aoa, y IMMENSE STOCK, oB''g 81 d%.iE
! sEAsoNABLE q DESIRABLE DRY GOODS
= E.lt- NAT SUCH REDUCED PRICES, 49,
AS illinsure rnpid ssc be of great pocuniary d
70 vantage those who purchase from thom. E' =,
Ladies' who have dectting their purchases from
X economical motives forward now with conf
Is denee, for "a s.r.
- PRICES HAVE TOUCHED BOTTOM
90 Np-wo have the best assorted Stock in the city.
$50 and sss Magazine street. $50 and SO
n corner of ST. Andrew street,
% Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealers in Foreign and Dc
nestle Dry Goods.
my23l .-L---------- ----
CtHoICE GROCERIES, FINE WINES AM
st. st. ,r LIQUORS, ~ iEa-
er lr p Together with well assorted Stock of ~
In .-..LlLLsEti,
by , FRESH TEAS, JAVA AND RIO COFEEEs
rst 49, '.7T--'. - -. Y.
RaVson's HAMS, Choice kegtc leenGefed
nd gle Brand of MILK Shaker and Other
FRUITS in Juice 81 Luke paragon ana ofheE
to Brands of FLOUR always On hands WIch We VIII se
nd AZ the lowest Cash Prices. II
ISL tsf All goods delivered free OF drayage
nd "a, ,fsTros. - 49, A. W SkAHOoN a C2s,sl
py23 1t cOFhJaekson and Ronsssan Sta I'll Dist:
, se IsrT4cw ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND SUMME
\ N8aI1.llI EsL CA.O AslltN A. tesa
old a. TULANE ee 1eSt 5issS III
mt md Isays Also fufmiAhihE Goods Shirts TfdsIf
ITavelinR has been nssae coreplete b 1see
rso arrivals and Ee are selling theIa ar the
ncs price. err pr
dis GARIdM ALL LIZ ~ q .
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

a tobacco manufacturer ef-C aTingtnn, KY,
recently threw four thousand pounds of dam
baced tobacco into the Licking river rather
than pay duty on it. Good lick "
| A colored woman who was "fixing uPSto
!, be baptized, at Athens, Ga, Sunday week, was
arrested for stealing clothes to dwear during
the ,ceremony.,s 49, r-a -r sa7s 90 l-sa,..'7 s.
! AJsdgcsin England has lately docideh that
n minor is, not obliged to keep a marriage
promise, contcnding1 that, . wife, ts"asfnot
necessary for an infant" a.-r -.t o. tzf.+ lt.
| In consequence of wear and tear, the, old
whipping post and pillory at Newcastle, Del,
are being replaced. Ivy new ones, preparatory
to q new term Of court. .,-.
Anne Campbell, Of Glengarry, Scotland
nlks twelve cews daily, although she has
arrived at the age of 126 years. The most sen
sible act recorded of her is that she never took
medicine.
A singing dispatch was that of Weeks when
lie entered the telegraph Office and played on
the wires, d" Ala, don't Ming1c"-the sweetest
gem in the Somnambula. But this a-widc-
awake transaction. af
+ Two members of q church choir in Albany
have been arrested for singing out of tune in
. the body of the church. Dismissed from abovcl
/ they took this mode of revenge-whlch caused
/ them to sing on " the other side of theiI
q mouth" 80
h Mr.. Duraut, Vice President of sthe Union
{ Pacific Railroad, and several other gentlemen
Z were seized recently at Piedmont Station, Ne
; braska, by eslaborers5 ON the railroad, mum
beripg 300 lNp q wonld rgt jet She car proceed
until their wages were paid. ..,g ...,l
i At a Methodist chapel in. Yorkshire, England
:, there was recently Q battle between the trus
v tees and Sunday sohool teachers. Z" ohe-e TIN
teachers had alarge piece bitten OF his thumb
II and another person was seriously hurt, by
&c buffst thrown from the pulpit. bibles an
40 hymn books were freely used in the fight.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
TO SELL LAND

Uohn Louy. Admr. of the estate In the
Of Peter Louy, decd, Plaintiff Probate Court
u against WUod County,
Martha Louy ct al, Defendants Ohio. :
. The defendants, Martha Luuy, John T.. I,ouy
aud Frank II LOuy. whu are ut present residents
Of Saliio, Nebraska, will take notice that John
iouy, of Wuod county, Ohio, did on the ilih
day of December, A. D.. 1859, hle his petition
IN The Probate Court Of Wo1d county. Ohio, set.
ling forth that he Is the duty appointed Admin
istrntOr Of the estate of Peter L1uy late Of WoOd
county, now deceased. That said Peter IOuy,
died seized in fee simple Of the following lands,
te-wit Lots 8 and 8, In Louys addition to
Icwisburg, Ohio, tDOw Custar). That the debts
Of said estate, over aud above the years support
of the said widow aud children, are $7j co.
That there is no personal properly belonging to
said estate. That the costs Of the ndministra-
ton will be about Sl00 90. That said Martha
i,ouy is the duly appointed guardian Of said
hcirs-at-law of said dcccdent, aud is the widow
reIict Of said dccedeut. and entitled to dover
in said real estate, and that il is necessary to
sell said real estate to pay the debts of the said
estate Of dccodcnt. And praying that said
lands be appraised, advertised and sold, accord
ing to law, and the dover interest of said widow
be ASST snei therein aud that tho proceeds nf
said sale bc distributed according to law, after
paying tho debts OF said estate aud the costs Of
administ stratiOn. -..r..
Said petition will be for hearing upon
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, a. d.,
1870.
JOHN LOUY, Administrator
Of the estate Of Peter l.Ouy, decd.
ByJ. II. TYLER, his Atty. 1.
December, 10, 1869. 34d$9 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
READ THIS
Liberal offer to Readers

We have received propositions and have per
feetcd arrangements 10 Club the following krsl- :
class Newspapers and Magazines with the
fKRaTSBuk6 JoUREALi oF LA
The roIedo Weekly Riade- NasbSss
Paper aud the JOURNAL will be furnished %
one address for Three Dollars. -.. .s-a7if.l
The Independent and JouRNAL will be
sent 10 Que address Cor Four Dollars, aAd those
or'teriag both papers will receive copy, pos
Iage paid, of Riches Splendid Steel Engra,
yiags Of Grant and Coltax, lthe price of which
is 81 eaoh,)
The Western Monthly, (an excellent
Three cCUar Magazine, pu6lished Ia Chicago
aud the JouRNAL will be furnished to oGc "a
dress for Three Dollars. This hberat ufisr will
not extend beyond January LIST, lSrO. II
Woods Hoasehoid Magazine, a krst,
class Dollar Magazine, devoted 10 knowledge
virtue, aud temperance, thrCs esSsnlial phiOts Id
happiness, will be furnished Rs = Preminta "a
every subscriber who will pAy ono vcaT ia ud.
vance fur the PRRRSsRURa JoURskL. rsr
There are none too poor 10 take anv two oI
the above periodicals al the rodNcvd hgUrcs al
which they are ollVred. Tho long win.Sr eve
n'ngs are apProaehing, and the head OF every
/ family should think as much about procurinc
substantial reading for his family as he dues
about Prnper food aud clothing for them. =
Make homo happy and yo0r family will remain
at homo 10 enjoy II, The time usually spent Id
raaOink over 10 = neighhnFs N barrow his paper
ifProperly applied, would buy thrss or four oi
our best periodicals..
As We have % forward money 10 sacl, pub,
liSheF with which we club the JoraNAI. when
the uame Is sent. all subscriptions must be paid
in advance
II each ofouT readers will call the attention
b. benCs,lSl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
NOTICE IN PARTITION. =

Jairu' +. Curtis I oo,D,NS. %g0S d.,
Sylvester Curtis ct ~. In Partition.
The defendants Mark Curtis. stephen Curtis,
chafintte Chaiau, John chatau, asne Pierce,
Mortimer Pierce, Coruelia Courser, and the un-
known heirS Of Harriet Webb, deceased, will
take notice that on the l4th day Of December
A. ID. 1862, the undersigned filed petition In
the Court ~ Common Peos Of Wood county,
Ohio, whore the same is now pending, demand
ing partition of the following described prem
isea situate In Wood county. OhIo, to-wit:
ln-lOts 10 the town Of Pertysburg number
Ave hundred aud eighty SOY, Ave hu,dred nd
ninety seven 5p7I, six hundred and four 6Oij
and six hundred and twenty -one 1921 J, and out
lot in said town number one hundred and thirty :
six (136l, containing two acres. r
The undersigned demands that partition be
made Of said premises, as follows To himself
one equal sixth part thereof; to sylvester Curtis
One-sixtb Mark Curtis Oue-sixth; ~ Stephen
Gurus one-sixih to Ella taferrle One.sixth Ia
Sn rub Ridcout, Charlotte Chatau, Jane Pierce,
Cornrlia Coufser and the unknown heirs of
Harriet Webb, deceased, one-six'h. ..t
Application will be made ut the April term,
1870 of the Court Of Common Pleas of said
county, fJr an order Of partition as above SET
forth.
JAIRUSF. CURTIs.
AsnER CooK. Attorney for Plaintiff
December "a, 1869. $3.50 so
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
Improvement OF County Road.
"a -
Meeting Viewers.

NOTICE is hereby gircn 10 all concerned
that a petition has been pneSepted To the
Commissioners OF Wood cOunty, Ohio, asking for
thu inpr0vh,E BY making the following alteration
AID change 10 the location ot a paH III road No.
2SS, tn-wh; Beginning al ar near the northwest
corner ~F the southeast quarter Oe the northeas
quarter of section twenty seven 81 "a in tnNM
six (sl, north rauge twelve (l2l east, And run.
ming thence due east Ia the east line 0f said sec.
tion twen,y yea 20, distance of eighty nSls
theuco south the section line belw cen sections
twenty-Seycp (2J) aud twenty six soy, in said
township, TO the half sect,N Hoe ~ said section
twcnty seven and tweniy-SiS, distance Of
eighty rods, aud thence east untl II shall inter.
sect Agaiaw with said niRd No. 2sS, as nav laid
aat aud there terminate and praying for the
ahsppiajs, clearing, grading aud dilehiAg of
thAl part Vt said rNad aboys described, uchsr
ths provisions al an act 20 authorize Canu,y
Commissioned TO Construct aud Improve roads
amendments therctc. And to Vaeate all that
part Of said road No. 2SS which ruus aug ling IN
Otthsesterly dirccilOn across the kluthweSt
oorHsr Of ths R0rthwest quarter OF said see.io u
tweaty -Six, and tue southeast quarter Of the
porthelat quarter of said section twenty -seven,
all In town ak 81, north range twelve (ls)
cast, In Wood county, Ohio.
The viewers aud engineer HppOinted by the
Commissioners ol W Ood eouutv, TO view and
surrey said road aud mako an estimate Of the
expense OF improving the same, will meet at
Q,ndale's Mill, iN Tr,y township, Wood county,
Ohio, January lS, 1879, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose hervin stated,
nv order of the County Commissioners.
j. n. NEWTON, Auditor OF Wood Cuaniv,
rvIry sbuis, peevnbsr 10, 1859. Silsii 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
Administrator,s Sale.

John Lody, Admr. Of the ostaiel In the
OF Michacl Nich1lsnn, Plaintiff Probate Court
..Ut r.. against t, Wood County,
AKA Nicholson ct al, Defends. Ohio.
Dy virtue of an order Of sale issued in the
above entitled caused Y the Probate Judge OF
Wood county, Ohio, and to mo dir, cted and de.
ltvered, win off,r for sale at public vendue, at
the duor of1ha Court-housc, in Perry sbnrg,
Wood county, 0hio, Oh '-.'. ra. - l.lN
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF Januaty, 1870,
Between the hours OF 10 ocl0ak A. NJ. aud 2
o'chek T. M.of said day, the following desert
bed lands, t0-wh The nurtll half of the south
west quarter Of section number twenty nine
l79), town number four tl, north Of rang G nun
Der nme {q) east, containing eighty SOY acres
of land mnrc or less, Also the Souih fractional
part of the west half of the north half uf the
southeast quarter uf section "a, tuwn 1, mFth OF
rauge cast, containing l3,t acres OF land more
OF less, .| f..s
The SO acres appraised at Sl,OSO 90, and the
lsts acres At S3lt 20.
Terms Of sale one. third cash on day Of sale,
one Nhird Ia one year and One third in two wears
thereafter With Interest aud approved security.
''i"a JOHN LOUI, Administrator
l fHa OF the estate Of Michael Nicholson, dee a
70 JANUS Il. fNIk@ ATTY for Adnw. X.
! Deeenlber 10, ls6p. at 3ll$S IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
GOV. IIsGmau on mpuIsive Killers.


Governor Hoffman has Written the f,llowing
Litter, annannciHg that sentence Of Law nuSt be
executed ON owen Hand, the representations 81
influential friends to the cOltrary nolwith-
eta nding .5i. ...,f e54Jt
Ny DIAR SIRi IhAve received your letter
Ani thu accompanying papers relating 70 Owen
Hand, convicted of murder, aud sentenced 10 DO
executed December 81, 1889, aud have care,
fully examined the case. 1t Was clear case of
murder within tho meaning Of the law. H.rEV .
The jurnrs have united With others "a = psli.
tion that the ruuishmrnt be eomwntcd 50 i9'.
nrisnnment tar luc, ] sincerely wish ! could
give Weight to their recommendation, can
I not do 80.
Unlcr their oalLs as jnrrs they pn@ouneed
! the prisnnsr xhtitV ot an otE.nNe Punishable by
/ death. aud the Judge aud District Attorney con.
/ cur IN saying that tho verdict WAS right
! Their responsibility snd,i With ihe verdie'
and mine began, a t.t .aq...
II is not iay province IN consider The wisdom
! Of the Ian which fixes the dca,h penalty. Il Is
J NV duty To see that Il is oai'rccd, aud sympathy
I E,r the unfortunate family OF the prislOaer must
/ not influence NV iudgcnAent. ~
The use al the kniis, ahd the pisbh and the
| club, upon tlight prcvoe~tion - sxeeedNgiy
! common. M'll ders are e.VamUtSH, aud hNsf
iurirs have convicted, and AFTER judges have
\ sentenced. the Governor Is asked TO save The
pgisionsr from the Iuli penalty 81 the @w, oe'
( causa the Oiunse Was ea,Ninitted 10 mnment
Of passion. This Is no, the only case now before
me, whore high ohieials and private citizens and
personal friends unite in asking for eomnola-
ton otpuui,hmenl, ehleay because tue offender
1 Was IN passlon when he killed.
Public eceSsity Demands, In Lay Judgement,
that the law oil tho Stale fnr the pan ishment Of
crime shanld DC rigidly enforced, aud that sen.
leaees rhiuld be promptly executed.
Please inform the Sheriff Of my decision.
Very rcspecuullv.
jVnS I. tloFFAAS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17


4 Tho OL,o wh..l co,nr.n,. NJ Toledo, capit-
| .t ali "a ono - in.crnosa;.d on The 3Oth ult.
| 80 ~. 80. a. csn .ieep1
o"mc HW yrs ,etVtuys ,',i.I ~ which side
thcy lie.
/ tc o,,;n. vvhi.tI, coull sneak n the eng me
t,i... w nIst ,,unid itsby9 "Dvnft5uch Inc.
-, t,ll ,rr.,m"
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yrh,rson pa'is n.. Tn,,sn" ,r v,o'ti,
W.. Wv, !, ~ .aiJ hn viii rrsid,. In ,L,t cite
r,.. ~ ,,,,,. .,,o,, mi, la, ro,.
asa h'nE, :" "u,"n n,'',. S',iN, W, 80 - IL
nv, nn",v,A , Y, ,hi,,,, ~ .,,,,i Iii, ,,,,.
I'LL wi ~ y =, p" IL, ' "'
'".u wv "'''''
There wer two hnharen ana wenVLpIS
cnn'lc,s W thc I"wa S,'1 r'.son WI oIu'Dea ,,'..
ms ives "f Ohio. -.
. S,,or sh,,,osr a,,i.rod ,o t,,e vashi,o,on
..'',, u."a."' ,.,, or ~, \ ,, VorL Ws,lT hnt bc
M ,,',, ", rs,,,', ,,,c,, -. ,rnsn,s
49, ~" ~ ~ ~, m ,,,,, ii
" " NV ""es "'''' w '''e
''ussVs' v,,., p,..
upd;cin. C"m,nny. of N"rwslk. viii nnn hun.
drrJ tLnusand dollars rapitni, " the New Rich
mond Buildinu npd Loan COMPANY, with two
hnntIrrd thu, sand d,tlnts capiit were nIeA ON
saturday. -rN
..p .a.
The case "t j, w. MINOR hnu o'hcrs Us; Wc
poHru OF EuueNunh , vi N'ns,nn"u, "ccup"a We
auentlonm tue superior O'",, NJ ~ "s, "r,N'
The argument was e'osen on S.tnrnsv' ny ny
FCs hlNo, On oeh"" '' 'hc P'A'hnns' Hhn We
case ~ unncr an'isemeht' a
larsc revival meeting has been going on in
Cincinnati. The Ninth Street Church a few
,,i,hts sinc, was crowded C,om unIpit 10 doors.
TewarJ ,he ri, ~ al The meeting ,il those Win
nrnTrssrd conversion wore invited 10 the base
mcnt. when about one hundred aud CITY went
dn,,n ar'
meeting of The Ohio Anditor's Association
was held ut Columbus On Wednesday. The tnl-
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year President Gro. =, lAnrE, uf Hamilton;
| Vice ptesi ient-W. u. DYngs, Vt Warren Sec
rclarv--S. KENpRiCE, Of Ross Treasurer .
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17

On tho occasion Of the reunion ofthe a5th Ohio
at Hamilton, NQyember 2jth, a telegram was
ssus v 0sncrsl Taos Az, atsan francesca, which
requested bis presence upon the occasion. he
answered scxl day bt mtl. The following, his
letter, will interest ,ahefs than tie SSH Ohio
boyAs W8 A W"
SAS FRiScfsco, AL., November 20, 1899
j. r. SoWnd,r' aud oflsrs. for Conmiree of .tr-
rdng'menfs, RcWnion Of ht3jh an va 'OiGo i.-..
DEAR SiRi deeply regret being absent
when your telegram reached me, yesterday, ten-
dering the congratulations of your reunion, aud
| write now To YOU, hoping ynu viii do me the
favor tO inform the members ~ your society hO.
gratifying your message was n me. l am very
happy tO sse 80 universal custom aminR the
regiments Of the Army ot tho Cumberland aa the
annual reunions, aud among the most pleasing
features Of these reiinions IA that two or three
regiments, even who may mt have served IN the
same brigade or division, can jnip together and
have successful meeting. 1t Is strong evi-
dence Of the harmony which extended through
the whole army when engaged In the patriotic
undertaking Of preserving the q vernment.
As was unable N return yo'lr greeting while
you were assembled together YESTERDAY, beg
YOU will do the the favor TO inform every one
present at II, when you may meet them, how
much regret my absence When your telegram
was received, mud assure yOu u would have
given mu sincere pleasure could ! have been
with YOU all in person, ! shall always preserve
lively recollection Of the services and gallant
ry If both the Ninth and Thirty hfth Regiments
| am very truly, yours,
r uEORsK II. THOMAS,
Major General U. 5. A.