Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-01


w wuu'u ~. ' oAp,,vrss 'ne ueeP sshse ~ eIauNuuo
wmch theY an Ielt Tor tue knd worus ana acts
oestoweu upon tnem; Especially was ne
R'easeu 70 see the iair Iaces ol 50 mahy iaules.
Every one % ol .ne o,d veterans wouln cnarge
ryauery v secure their approving smnSs. me
ME- e,ersns e'Alin no eteat. lney uu ho.n,ng ovt
.nelr DUTY; ~ IS the duy ot every pauiot "
this rraii,nda 900 ,so,,ld No.. been slinris "a
in the disehnrue of onr dntv. INT we accent n
as a tribute to our commander. While he man
aged To evade the enemy, he kept the frontier
protected. He was at the bottom Of the system
which gives every man a home and there was
| significance in $40, In the log cabin. Few of
US have much more 10 do upon earth, We all
have much 10 do IN prepar nR for the future.
Again he thanked the people for their kindness
and invoked blessing upou them, when he took
his seat amid prolonged applause. IN -
DR.. GAIruEn. of Cincinnati. followed In feN
earnest remarka IN his Veteran cotntadsu aoh
others 10 prspare for death. stating that he md
embraced religion 65 years AFRO ON the 18th Of
August next, Vt camp meeting near Baltimore
The sermon was preached by bishop AsHBURY.
At the ooncuslon Of Mr.. GAIrnRa's remarks,
Sol: TODD exhibited the war-worn nag used At
rvn melgs IN ISlS'
Inc veterans, at the request OF Mr. REYNOLDS
.I, nere arose upon the platform thst Ihe people
"'kne"oA upon them'
ihree hearty cheers were given the nag,
whlc9 was composed OF whlte siiK rlchly embei-
msneu win stars ana large representation OF
.ne hu'etlcan Eag'e' ne lower ooruer con-
,ncu Cn'' ,ne iollnwlng nn quit Ieuers znd
Nm. Nh, w. Isl EncahPt, oi brigade, ist DIV ".
siI,l,a. sinl,l Inc nag Is tne property ot DAVID
NY NnRsNkt oi warren 70, VmJ snn-ln-law OF
Ioi' IhwlN VINO Drought " 10 Fort Meigs during
'"e serge
Three cheers were then given for those who
bore the hag, and three more for the Veterans.
Lieut. Gov. LEE was caI,.d for aud d,,;varod
an eloquent speech. at the. conclusion of wbich
u,n NJ n " atrR was Iondiv raIled G,r yrka
cam, fnrward and excnsed himself saving ,hs,
n wss olrendy tima for the ds,ingnisIed 9pns,s
~ r.no;r N the hnat for Tniedo Jfo ,.n,ld ho,s'
',rar PsnaaL a ro,v yynrds cono,,.n;,,. hr;,,r.
sr,srt in,slliOant voung man ,vho co,,,,d bi .. :.
| int, knrt Msios and informed G.n.rI Han;
SON of the approach of Col. Cray. He is not
bsrs to,dsv HAVING gone 10 H. iona bon,s hm,
The dsnShier IF iudgs CCI,vsn d"n,,;."d M. ~
say to these veterans, who fought with her faith
or, that she would De leased n have them accept
her hospitality at inc olIV'r House, aud AS the
ooat was ready 10 start, no more speeches would
be allowed
Mr., REYNOLDS thanked tho Veterans f,r the;r
visit assuring them that they would always
meet with cordial reception al the hands Of
tlose who were now reaping the benefits of their
struggles in the war of 1912.
! The Veterans were then escorted to tie boat
by a large number Of citizens, and the P.rrys.
burg company Of soldiers, and after the veter-
| ans had got safely on board they Kay. tbre,
hearty cheers for the ci,izans of Maume,. and
| Perrvsburg.
| On arriving at the dock on this side Of the riv-
or. In, soldiers of 6I disembarkeJ. draw nm in a
line on The dock. and as the boat len far T,Jndo
gave the Veterans three old soIdier chsrrs
which was responded to by the waving of ha,.
and hnnkerchiefs.
| A large number of citizens from both Mtumsr
City and Perrysburg. accompanied the Veter ,ns
| To the Oliver House, Toledo. where all narto.K
alike of the hosoitality of Mrs. HILL,. b.ing rs-
4 ceivad IN ths nari"r Ns'"k 'e
| low !. will be seen that. as in th,. d,rso vor.
as their march progressed nurthwa nd tbsv d,nm'
med uo recruits along the lines The Crilnwi,.a,
il complete list. giving name ago and loca =
| of :,
TUE yE7ERASs. p
Col Charles $. Todd, OF Daviess county, Ken
tueky, Ad-de-Camp 70 General Harrison, and
subsequently appointed to represent this csun-
| Try IN ot' fStefsourg;
Leonard bea'I' OF OIark county Ny, aged "a
years ne was sprivate IN Cspt: CiSrk's COM
Pany; ana participated IN IN pudley's defeat:
A. Is. Crhwt"ra, OF C'nrK county, NY in his
olst year, private soldier IN Capt. Thomas
MOTHS Company OOi. Hco'ts regiment fought
at Fort Meiss.
Col. WIN. Hamilton, OF Nicholas county, KY,
ISyears 0d, was IN Col. Allen sregiment against
the hiekapn"s
william D DAVIS, OF Macarthur, Ohio. in his
isth year; Brevet Lieutenant IN Capt. Blink
lev Company, OF Colonel Mills regiment. Was
at rort MeIgs'
NJ DAVIS, OF MeConneiisville, Ohio, II
years of age; Ionrth sergeant same Company
sion M has C,G hen made !" "n'" ANU
S,nT;5rd Branbam born in Scott co,n,v X
in bis 7sth vasr S.rved in Or, y, n"raIy., ny. n.y.
!" n.9 :, ~ - ',' ''u 'H N"P'' Du'"' eom-
I'bn Norr;s nt a,ons countv X .oa 20
wears. He wa,in Can't Iohn Psyne'. enn1,rv',
Johnson's regiment He was sIso n, Parrv's
victory and Was ona of four who racs; rad g9old
medals from the Kentucky Legislature far mer-
itorious services on the latter occasion.
B.P. M,nifee, OF Ksnt,n county, ag.d 81 (;
wa, 6.rn in bourbon = c"unty, and participated
+ Fort rr NJ os.s,' 'iss, " "'' pA'' '''''S' 4'
Thn,,e cr;nos Of par;s r. .d 70
ra.rs. a ,r;,,, -, soI,I;s. =, r., 49,; -
Private Willi,m q Rsrrr -, Girl e,n,,rKv
(. h,s sI,t wear, was AZ HeiSs1 ="
N.i.on Rnsh ar CI,rr c,rn,S X 6, hi. so,i,
wear Has resiIed in Ksntncky "a vsars. ~ VS. vs.
an Orderly Sergeant in Cant I,s.nh Cisrt's
cnmparv- -of Cni Dudlsv,s r,igimnn, I'D sor.,h,
with bis command AT Meos.
w T Foster of Cirant r'untv in b;s 7sI vs,-.
a nrivat. in Cant StmnsI r C,mh.' .o,nna,r
CbI Dicx J,bnsnn,s rngim .nt and s,hsa.r',n,
ly with Can't lanes Dudley CnI Franrisco.s
regimen. Wls M IN. b,ttis nf the Th,mes
and remembers 10 have heard the command ok!
en- to the Indians to retreat.
Hon. Jerre Duncan, of Bourbon county. in his
as'h year minoer ol o'pt' hatsons c0mpa,
ny, NJ. Johnson res'henI' was AZ the nAt''e Oh
the inahies'
Gen. q Pcndeton, Clark county, Ky aged 81.
Peter BOata, Bourbon county. KY, aged TS.
Francis McLeer, Fayettc Gu, Ky, aged 81.
Thomas Jones, Bourbon CO., Ky, aged 81. ,..
Elisha Stergeon' Drant co.. n.y. aged -:
unothSs L;lnusaY, rsyep,e CO., n.y. agn ol.
Wm y; MEAS, m'' o'er'na' ny, ageu '''
Joseph I,hh' "rant c - ny; aged -;
Geo, "i,'ilrhs, 1rant co.. ~ aged 81;
Jonn S',ef, O1WPUoh co., ny "geo -.
Joseph 1tine, Isnn'eIoh CO, n.y. aReH '4.S :
nenrY uAtner, Cincinnau' W aged So.
Dr' ava rurt,s, 20:
WI ohnuer' n'ddietown' " agea o.
Samue' ponne'i' aged -
Joseph ID pirneHt Hgen 10
Davli heOnesney, aged -;
otnuei De"eSe' /" opu co., ~ Hgeu 20
Hchae' hogm,' noou co. W agel es'
John MOORE mnoh CO.. " aged ~
James H'ss' WOOD CO.. " aged ~.
DaVld JACKSON h'ou CO, W hReu ot'