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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-09-01

we missed that chance we were not the men
he took US for. On consideration we de-
termined to miss that chance. and we left
the snake-man cursing and bundling his
snakes back into the Barrett c. EVANS,
in Harper's Magd7ine for SEPTEMBER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-09-01

A Boston paper is i" in favor of women
voting if they want to-" A western paper
4" wonld ike to seei the man who could
max. them vote if they didn't want TO"
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-23

Nau0HkIR,s RRua sToRE, oPP0siTS
weak. No suls Goods kspL
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-23

q u. bce. ~ Low
stih,s On % antii Il N on 7 hbRsD ~ Jsnusry
2. ls7o, toi tu5aissHl 4 70 Rs,,alsh,nb rs,.y sSd
he HEsH BkBF required BY HON f1s slE M nths,
CONNIE noinE February D. 1870. o.. hqch lrss time as
~ ComnisssTy General Of subsiFlesse may
III Be.f to be 4 good md narksts de quail.
~, 10 CO.. u pr portion Of fore Apd HAD quaItsr
meet tlsek, shAnks and dnsy tAllSw 10 be II.
8 r nesks olths cattle slapEhtsy.d uDder thi.
Agreement all be cut OF At the fourh VeItebrAl
jois.. I'D 'hs bFeS trimmed aosu.J lThi sh ants
Inches above ne fses joiI { snd 81 The Mad quar-
,sr- tPsn six to "ish, inches sbeys the ysmbfsl or
~ BusS.r y. having .,.l! Ia any 2, ". Day mar.
nAl.o % hueh days as lhose N ,IkSA krp open,
.sss az. ssIs 4 an. ssS
o. The ssme, AID u oil OF the oTdsrs WI pfcbably
DO Tar sInan amounts A. : timei such srtn. 70 be
allsa hy susesss,ye eaeA from t3s asytyf. of the
s:;a :. ;. u G. s II:
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DIED. r,,
BIEsoH-os q. "a Instant, :. sshi o'clock. p.
n, HrrsuaN y. bsrsoS. In The hfsy .sixih year Of
q: i.n.i.. winss ut.a to Phn.d.ipAi. for
.PowBLL-Pssssdi .,o s,ssy. a his city. on the
% J,nes r. POWELL aged forty years and one
q. i;,;,s' "a e tho family ar.
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,rsssrsii ~ rs: her lat, r.:!ssas., No. .. N
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BAILIY-os III. sad Instant. At to. minute. to
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fEhAsuhy DkfAhrhSf,f
ri S.a s .sI s s.: %tlSis
Bra Ss. SsfG Il: md di:qss A!g1 fis:s .s..
psSl,s .assISa % ftEspiY, n. ia srs iino,
al u M, By the followins oAesrs.. u whom In.
IsIe.tsd parties can obtain all regulate informA-
Marine Hospital At yiskshurs. Miss. By Collector
ofCusloms, Flek shpTg.i g..
Marine HpspltarAi ntteLsi, Mss, By Collector
" OF Customs, Natchsr = TT-'- r
Marine Hospital at Wilminatoa, N. O.. ~ Col
lseloI OF Customs. Wilmington
Marine Hospital q Oeraeots. n. c., By Colleetor
OF Customs, Bsaufort, NC. m
BRANCH Mint a ChArlottst N o, .bJ Collector Of
lpteInAl ksysnns. Salisbury, n 2.
Rransh MlntH pahlonsg1, Ga BY collsetor Of
r.rns On. a s.ss e s..u.. four
:SSs m.l:I 90 1pf
tsIssl from Gay o. o. ssis until psid. 'n'' ' go
Any failure On tie psft FL The parshs,sr to make
o. tie prspefty and ths forfsitans 70 tbs doysis.
ment o. the paymsats already made :.
All bids 10 be made subject 10 the approval ~
having lie rishtto isjset any o. ali BIDS, II
De. med 70 he interest o The aoysrnmsnJ % do u.
foregoing eonditioas. Win 81 Sissn ths Ssosssssi
bidder upon the aso-ptsnns Of his hiA byt . ass.
itss!.Ly q sTrs..sry, saa re ss.a ssseAist when
$50, 8. BOUTWELL,,
dsels.sAll sserslAIy q l.s Trsa.uIL.-,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-23

TEE BLIsD MADE 10 sEri

THE LAME TO WALK ~
Kaas WsH ,pfisoGt Ksaictss.
DIR, F,NYON, welt E1Own In the prineipal
cities Of New RsslAsd - the DtsAmio ph ysioisn
has engaged suite Of room at thu ST. Cloud Hotel.
tSsi: si...a % sospHS. sss IL q S.o.mb. =.
may desire bis services for The cure Of chronic dis.
OF. 7. b. bss. VERY .ase...ful in the ,r..,n.n,
81 cases Of ienG standipI. And IN many that had
been pionounosd hopsisssiy tAeuiAbis By other
~. hss ssP.rsqs .s.,inssiAls -, r.f.r.nes to
srs .ss ss!s .rss.ass IL s ssa iS =. 'c 81
sumption. and lung sfsctions u hssrs disssss.
heqrAlsia and rheumAtismi In H. or 90 .plAints,
kidnsy disease. and drdpsy, 10 palsy ssd partly
h.t In chronie diArfbna. piles and prplrpsfs ofths
rsetuHi In yhite .yelllsG and di9iliahsd limbs /
seroful. and dsafnssst In female Weaknesses, nsT-
yous prostratio aud general de- MY Of the sys-
ten. induced BY excessive mental labors. In door
.i ha'Stsn g.sa si'f Isss, M street.
aa H. ~ S,aS1 :s.s' sf X: asi sSai
nssyin NsI Haven. Hartford. Pisvidsnos and
R 3. yhI have been cured By his Hs.tnsa'
:, 4: hSsI r. .As poor; ron 90 o'clock
-0ytag 70 ether sagNesmsats, Dr.. ,. will remain
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-23
Personal.

T AIDES AND GEsTLEAEN CAN HAVE FRI.
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh strseu west.
with Dr. GARDNER, Of the Riesrd Hospital, Uni,
ted states Army "a gentleman Of twenty seyen
yesrS,sxRgrisnes In thls particular branch
N. b, Upon the receipt Of el0 advice and mSdI.
s.as WI % sent free BY express TO Any o. ne A.
iAhue otAtes sicily
no NOT DgspA AIR yHTIL YoU HAVE CON.
~ snl.sd old DR.: DARBY, % TouT and :a:half
nue., He 70 successful When Others kii / 10 eond.
denvsi and reliable. Separate rooms for ladies.
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.,THEoC0U R rs.

9 CnlHfHALf Oo0xr-- yisdss Na4T. This
Court ,vss eugsspd As follows ysstArday:
- scuun61AH ACQUITTED AGAIN.. ~
james n. a. ochuysmah{ tn<1ete1 for pas
sing NAtlone1 n6nk noes Win fgnaturcs
countsrfeltsk- Nj. RlAAls seucluded his
Arsrmsat NJ ~ dssuess sad Mr.. CARING
too for he psosscpticn. .yilaI 81. boz .
. abort tSas fetufusd verdict Of not guilty.
CncVfr UcuRf - ysdos Carter. = This
couft 80 occupied ~ follows yesterday, z,
Oekmkh, lssees, W, Johupou. This ID
IN Acsiou Of dectmsnt 70 recover possession
OF premises on Sixth strset, near Pennsyl-
yyanis sveuue. II was tegyn on Tuesdsy.
10 consequsnce OF the declaration MOI SET
ting out The feli iot elsirssd, 2 jsrcr WAS
Withdrawn, and tho plsinn1 granted leaye
10 amend, and the case continued. fl17'
Abdeuon ". seAl. Motion 10 set aside
Judgment lied BY Mr.. Drury. GIaul'
Mcclure va Hetzel. Judgment Of con.
domination, on motion Of Mr.. Msttingiy. d ]
Courtney 70. Walsh. Judgment BY Do
~ III n a rAfnsr SUIT. - ~ I'D
Register 70. McLelland. This IL an action
on the case for damages alleged 70 have ac-
crued 70 tbs plaintiff BY reason Of the de-
fsndant,s infr'ngemest Of his patent for an
deaiss Ina III nssskcd Of construcsinS
hydnnts docs Infringe the plaintiffs patent,
Tho ease occupied The court uutil LIE al
lournmsnt, and win b resumed this morn
Ing n 'aFqi \ a. "a nI75Ie ''7 I'M Tlf
.siI3n = d CASES ro-pAr. ellI ~ Z.
Tho following eases arc assigned for to-
day. Nos. 100. 300, 80, $40, 2S4, 146, O8,
4so, l2, 2e5, 80, -, ", III, sT9, sos, 40,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-23

WHIrEHURsr GALLERY. 300 IN m
rxxxo n iLLunrrAfsp VA. vrsws, 4. , Z
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-23

Mr.. Sheldon, OF LA,, Introduced q bill 10 re-
organise the District Court of the United
States for Louisiana. Referred to Oommittee
Mi. BOYD, Or MO, presented joint resolutions
Of the Legislature or that State, In favor Of
extending The time for the completion OF the
Committee on PAoife Railroad. 10
Mr.. Welker, Of Ohio, Introduced bill for
the abolition Of Imprisonment for debt In the
District OF Columbia. Referred to Committee
on the District Of Columbus,
Mr.. AAper, OF NO., introduced bill to pro.
vide eertala officers for taking oAths Of actual
settlers under the homestead laws. Referred
to Oopmittoe on Public Lands zee
Mr., WAshburu, OF Wis, ihtrodussd bill 10
make La Crosse, Wisconsin, a port Of entry.
Referred 10 Committee on Commerce
Nj. Lawrence, OF Ohio, Introduced a bill for
An amendmsnt 70 the Constitution OF the
pnitsd stAtes.J Referred to Committee on
The House then resolved itself into Com.
mittec Of the Whole on the state OF the Union,
ou the President'g messssge, p ~
4, n Nj. Oullom, Of Ill, nrht obtained the aoor
and U AIDE q speech. upon the census bill and
tho sApportionments Of representatives, He
argoed In favor Of an increased number OF
representatives, SO that all the States might
DO, fepressnted, and expressed tho oonvie-
ton that tho day WAS not distant when the
eompolition OF the Senate would DO changed,
\ aud the nuFbef Of Senators Increased, Re,
ferrtpg to the vast increase OF reputation, he
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ii. THE ri
Discovery Of tho Period.
..' PROFESsoR COCKS
BALM OF LIFE gh

IL ths bsst Hail Drss.iss IL the vorla. A certain
eafe fa5 all Hsrpetie srapuons and All dssssss Of
+, Z rs from =.
dandrun, rsfre.hes The head and causes hair 70
Ssfc, p sa,b q, tntt ,os HS SOL ne most
eoho Nitrate Of slyer. sid srsass. 81 Had in any
.Ss% t.a 5
applisaiioP,, PsIsistsn! use q u has, IN every
asrpss. nd Isssoriss' IL .ssSsHIss.. q s.IS::
!. stlsssa by HsaI q The beet etlisns o. this and
tsstimonEis o 70 its % esey and lie won srfui
.~ sas II in,;'fT.D sRsiss ~ IL Ss. al
street. near n s,,ssssS, frun "a n end q
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GALE OF ssRvIclARLs Asp ursERvIoI.
BusrAu Or9.psAsss;nAyI psrAsr,nssr.l

Thar VIII ss "a = EHSI,ss ssi,SS. h!is.
Navy Yard, sSIfolt, aiAtss lot 81 ait Gle. % ord.
nance, somprsins Gun Carriages and Aisoslis-
Tsrn,s 0se half cash. in 0o,srpnsst lands. on
the soaslusioa q the .sls, Asd ne IsnNsdsr
ss.ieis: Ta., BE- ,:To,sd from he |sra othsIwiss
tee will be given 70 purchasers Of Artisles offered
for sale. aad notsd In the eatalo CUE, As rssAsts
kovsy,T, that everything 90: fgI .si.i q rep.
CALI OF VALUABLE doyERsnEsTPRoP.
. ERIY. IA, a0KTia 0AR0LIhA. aE0R0iA
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-30
fConmunicatcd.1

ED. JouRSALi was surprised tu notice in
the Tuledp Commercial, of yesterday, a state.
ment to the effect, That the motion for leave to
file petition In error in the county seat case,
presented to Judge Welsh at the District Court
Of lluVu County, had been overrucd, This is
not SO, just the opposite is true. Judge Welsh
stated to my self aud Judge Rauney, in the pres.
ence ol JudgeFitch of Toledo, aud Mr.. Reid ot
PorrySburg, at tho room OF the Judge, that
he had made up his miud 10 allow the petition
In error to be iled. He (prher said that NO ~.
cord a the ori- i-iual papers need be made. But
that copy Of the files should be made aud GER
udod, and that without further argument, he
would indorse upon the papers, leave To file a
Petition in Error.
lie also said before the same gentlemen, that
the questions involved in tho case was Ot
grave nature and should be passed on by the
Spprcme Court. This il all We sought. We
got Just what We went after, ruling nf the
Court, in Our favor before iuouHiug the expense
OF transcript. Ahthe prople ot Perrysburg
have to do now is 20 go 81 work with a will, aud
get up that transcript, aud my word and the
word OF Judge Rsnncy for it, We are all right
IN tho case, Yours, J. X. TYLER.
+. 5. The copying Of the files, is not job
Of very great magnitude,
We ueed no records of the evidence, a simple
transcript (rnnl the flies Is all sufficient Judge
aud romains until June, during which time
III proper entries will be made aud the papers
sent 20 the Supreme Courts J. K. I,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-30
ONLY.

Only one drop of water at a time that has
found its way from the mighty ocean through
the dyke, aud WAS slowly wearing little chan.
pel. Only one drop Yet, if that child in bis
ulnrning ranihle had not toticed il, who can tell
what The terri ible results might have been
only a stray sunbeam Yet, perehsnce Il
hath pierced some wretched abode, gldddenod
snme stricken heart, nrits golden light found It's
way through the leafy braNches NJ some villa.
wood, kissed the mess .clvertd banks where the
tiny violets grew and caused shades of beauty
10 adorn its lovely form.
Only ageutlc breesv Bat how many aching
brows hath ufsuned = how many hearts cheeied
By it's gentle touch.
0nly one stray bullet that pierced The noble
soldier boy as he t-vd the lonely midpigh ht round
faithfully guarding the precious lives entrusted
r. his keeping, and the life bhnOi slowly ebbed
out, aud the sunbeams fell ou the cold face Of
the dead.
only Que sentinel Aud yet one soul more
had passed nom its earthly tenement 10 meet lis
reward at the hands OF mercifui God.
Only drop OF ink Aud yet II carried the
news Of death 10 anxious ones al home, aud
caua'd the tear Of anguish to trickle down the
furrowed ci.eek Of widowed mother.
Only frowni But Il len sad drcary ache
in the ehild's heart. aud the fearful ewes and
qnivering lips told how keeHly he felt il.
Only smile! But ali, how il oheered the
broken heart, ongenee cred ray OF hope, aud
cast halo OF light around TIE unhappy patient
made the bed ridden ono forget is agony fur a
moment, as Il dwelt IN the sunshine OF JOY, aud
LIVED ia tie cheering warmth os that sunshine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-30
The s,xh,snnd secrets a the National

The sights ana Secrets % the National
Capital.-A work descriptive of Washing
ton City. It's high aud low liCc its magnificent
public Edidces its hidden mysteries; is viii
lanies aud corruptous by Dr. JouS u. ELLIs
is the title Of handsome aud intensely inter-
csling volume just issued by JoSEs, JuNxIS 4
Co., Chicago, Ill.
The long residence Of the author Of this book
IN Washington, and intimate acquaintance with
all the varied phases of Washington life pccu-
larly III him for the preparation Of such work
II tells how the Government is perverted from
its original objects. How officials are black
people impoverished. How and where the pub.
lie servants spend there time and money.
And treats Of Washington City.
0fthc Capitol, its magnificent halls, galleries
paintings, sta,uary, ingenious internal arrange
ment, its past and future.
or Congress, its organization, pow ers, ant
tights how bills are introduced aud gcttcr
through;" how the lobby is operated; how IN,
ranking privilege is used aud abused.
0fthe White House and its occupants histo
y traditions, etiquette aud rcmiuiscences.
ofchurohes, theaters, public buildings, anC
National Museums.
OF public mon ambassadors from foreign
rountries the demimonde; female government
employees ministers, &c.
o., the Treasury the Currency Bureau how
yapcr money is made, how il is issued govern
Iasut detectives how the Revenue is collected
how taxes are evaded aud informers, female
clerks. and corruption 10 high places.
OF Gen. Grant, his home, headquarters, hab-
its, hi horses and his popularity.
And all that Is great noble generous, vicious
mysterious, brilliant startling, gentrel or shah
Wy, ani Of all that is interesting aud worthy OF
fecori in the great City.
As the Capital Of tie United States. Wash
iIgton reflects all che good aud evil Of the land
N their mlsl intense forms. There is no man
hnwever 0neu he may have visited il, who cat
not learn, from this work, much reg arding tha
grpat City aud its many and mighty interests.
This Vory interesting and useful book Il
ltiated from good type on excellent paper, aud
prolusely illustrated with engravings desc ip
uveof Washington life. II is sold only bv sub
s'rip'ion, and the publishers want au Agent il
every county.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-30
THE LATE WAN.

The entire number Of men 10 the Federal army
was two million. six hundred and siHty-six
thousand, nine hundred and ninety niue. OF
these, seventy -hyo thousand were called April
10, 1881, for three months eighty.two thousand,
seven hundred aud forty-eight, Nav 3, 1851 !,
for three years FIVE hundred thousand July 2s,
hsel, tor three years three hundred thousand,
jay ?, 1909, for three years three hundred
theasand, August 4, 1881, Tor nine months one
hundred thousand, June Is, 1888, for six months
tiree hundred Thousand, October IL, 1865, for
t1ree years. two hundred thousand, Febru.
AIRY !, 1864, for three years; two hundred
thosnahd, March IL, 1854, for three wears
eighty'nve thousand, April ~, 1864, Tor one
hundred days hVe hundred thousand, July rs.
1854, for one two aud three years and three
hundred thousand, December 10, 1854, for one.
two and three years.
The total nuwbeF obtained was two million
nix Hundred and ninety thousand, -four hundred
= on. In addition 10 the above number 63.-
32i hsn were obtained from the territories and
tae rsoellious states, under different calls, and
for var'ons periods of servic The whole mum.
Der Uefiined by draft was 1885
The strength Of our army mas be eompu,ed
- follows January /, 1861, sixteen thousand.
thrse hundred and sixty seven; January /,
1882, i've hundred and SeSenty-h,e Thousand,
nins hundred aud seventeen May 1, lsS5, ono
nillion, hye HUNDRED aad sixteen.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-30
Communicated.
Two Sad Accidents at Milton Center.

MLToN CENTER, April 81, 1860,
EpIrou JOURNAL; We have had two very
sad accidents at this place. James NJ. Marks,
sou OF widow Marks OF this place, left home aud
went to Indiana aud hired to work on freight
train, and on making his second trip from Union
City to Logausport, he fell from the train, while
In full motion, aud was instantly killed.
His manglcd body returns to his bereaved
mother aud relatives, A large concourso of
friends assembled.
Funeral services by G, W. Hill from Rev. %
and IL.
On the 22d inst, as Thomas u. Hill was en-
gagged in adjusting something about the govern
or on the engine in the shing,e factory Of J. u.
Hil Bro, he was caught by belt aud drew
around the main shaft white in full motion, aud
made to reyolve around the shaft great many
times, tearing his left ley entirely oil below the
knee, and lett Il around the shaft, alsn breaking
his lon arm between the shoulder and elbow
and cutting the arm almost of at the shoulder,
llo was taken out alive, aud Drs. WOrline, Clay.
pole aud Tuppcr was summoned who amputate d
his leg above the knee, and did all they could to
alleviate hs sulf1rlngs. lIo lived about four
teen hours, and they wcrc hours OF most terrible
suffering, but be bore il like a hero. a soldier aS
he was for his country, aud also soldier for Jc-
sus. Scarcely groan escaped his lips. lie
died calmly aud quietly as one going into u
sweet steep.
Hc lett a wirc aud two children, an aged
mother aud brothers aud sisters aud may friends
to mourn his loss, aud tho church worthy
member. The lunera. services were conducted
by Elder Wm. DIwling, from the Slh Psalm,
Truly in life are We in the midst of death"
q. W. II.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-30
IMPROVEMENT of COUNTY ROAD
Meeting of Viewers.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all concerned
IN that the viewers and engineer appointed
by the Commissioners OF Wood County, Ohio, to
view and survey and make an estimate of the
expense of improving, by Strengthening, grad
ing, clenting out aud draining under tho act
passed March 20, lSB7, aud amended March 81 I,
1868, the following described county road, viz;
Commencing at tho Maumee aud Western Re-
serve Road where the same crosses the line be-
tween road tracts Rfly- two (52) and fifty three
(53), Troy township, Wood county, Ohio; thence
north along the line between said road tracts, aud
between sections three cay and four ~, Troy
townships sections Thirty three 33l and thirty
four (3i), twenty seven (27) aud twenty eight
(2s), twenty -ono (2ll and twenty two (2Zl, Of
teen Il 81 and sixteen (l6) nine t9l& ten (lOl, 4
three - aud four ,il. Lake township, Wood
county, Ohio, to the Toledo aud Wo0dvillo Plank
Rnad, in town eight (Sl, range twelve (l2l east,
or 50 FAR MS to iutcrscct road supposed to COM
meuco at the southwest corner of section num-
Der three (S), Lake townships thence north In
Plank Road will meet AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY,, die Goth day of May, 1859, at
the southern terminus Of the road above desert
bed for the purpose herein stated.
Petitioners ash to have ditch constructed
fhur (l) feet wide on the bottom, aud about two
and one-halr (2I) feet deep, On the west side OF
said road, and to lie cleared out and made
straight, and that the pc Sperty lying within one
half mile on each side Of said road be assessed
for its construction.
BY order nr the County Commissioners.
J,B. NEWTON, Auditor of Wood County, o.
Perysburg, April 20, 1869. less 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-30

Death Of n Soldier Of fsi2.-We are
called upon 10 chronicle the death ofsnnther vet
eran Of the war Of 1912, in the demise of NJ.
Ado,phus Ilswkins,of wrb,,oStownshfp, Wood
Co., WIN died on the 21rd day of March 1859, At
tho rtsidenee or Mr. John a. Fux, IN the 7pth
yoar OF his age. Mr. Hawkins, we believe, was
both IN The Statc Of Massachuselts, bnt spent
the greater part " his eventfpl life 10 Vermont
and latterly in this county. His father was
Lieutenant In The American army during The
war NJ the Revolution ~ l7T6. The deceased
was called ont twice during the war Of 1912 and
was present At the seige of Plattsburg. During
the late rebellion " the South, Mr.. Hawkins
cvinoej much patriotic feeling. and expressed
at various times desire, had not age prevented,
Of entering the service of his country again with
ahouldeted musket. No man can hope to go 10
bis grave with more honorable record than
this veteran who having dwclt Among MS re.
spected and vencrated citizen and soldier, has
been at ripe age gathered 10 the hosts Of the
departed. .--BOwling Green SrHtiHci.