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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-02

Commissions on collections ~ 535
Contingent, disbursements for. LILO
Consolidated Loan tax, 1867, Bank
OF New Orleans, Fiscal Agent. 6
Consolidated loan tax, 1869, Bank
of New Orleans, Fiscal Agent. 1929
Commerce, Department of; Dis
Oursements for. ................ 799
Drainage, Bureau of, Disburse-
| ments Tor. I,45J
Fire Alarm Telegraph, Disburse-
| ueutS lOr. oUU
Fire Companies, Disbursements
| 1oT. ............ lO,loo
FINANCE, Department OF, Dis
| oursements for. l,3oO
| House of Refuge, Disbursements
Observation-Disclosures. 1924
Interest on sundry accounts. - col
| Interest On railroad bonds, 1869;
| Bank of New Orleans Fiscal
agent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S59 ]
Disbursements for.............. 1000 8
Inquest, Coroners' warrants re-
corded. .................. 1856 0
Judgment, John L. Martin .... 400 Q
Law charges on sundry accounts. 5,779
pany. .'........................4 o.os6 1
Markets. Disbursements for. 49,. LAS
Mayor, Department of, dlsburse-
ments for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880 5
Metropolitan Police, Metropolitan
warrants received. ,..... S0,376
Metropolitan Police tax, 1869,
State Treasurer. ............... 4,O2S Q
New Orleans Park tax. 1869, Bank
OF New Orleans, Fiscal Agent. GIL 8
Parish Prison, expense of........ 1879 6,
Pontchartrain Railroad tax, Bank
of New Orleans, Fiscal Agent. 26S 4,
Police, Department Of disburse.
ments for go. .............. 1862 *
Publlc Schools, disbursements ter &c $50 4;
Pubic Pounds, disbursements for 623 q
Publc Squares, disbursements for 39l 0(
Public Accounts Department, dis
p oursements for. LISA 6s
Railroad tax. 1867, Bank of New
Orleans, Fiscal Agent. . Pc
Reimbursement of licenses, 1870,
exchange of license. ........... 657 sc
Disbursement of taxes, correction
OF taxes ............... 9 90
recorders Courts, disbursements
for .................... 1884 80
salaries, disbursements for. ... 2,l59 70
Sanitary expense, salaries Of in.
:, spectors.. ....::......... 706 SO
Streets Bureau of, disbursements
r. for ;;...;.-...:.. 26,o57 p
Tax redemption million loan. 1869.
Bank of New Orleans, Fiscal
To, agent. 49,. .;:........-..... 2,63l 70
Wharves and Landings Bureau of,
-, disbursements for. 6 s41 90
Materworks, disbursements for. 10,479 %
w aterworks and Public Buildings
Department, disbursements for. 4.462 o.
Norkhouse, disbursements for. 1,749 SO
Levees, disbursements for. .. 24S 90
surveyors Department, disburse-
ments for. ...................... 1852 SO
1round rents, Louis Senechal,
Collector. PIT 6s
'aiahce. Observation-Disclosures. $50, 1856 50
Total: 1851, 377 y
At l0:45 P. N. the Council adjourned,
II. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary pro TEN.
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EDUCATIONAL,
JEFFERSON ACADEMY

TEFFERSON ACADEMY,
No. 123 Cont street, between Daupbine and Bur
gundy Streets
CONDUCTED BY G. j. LORD.
This establishment, long known to the public a.
one OF the leading institutions of the South is agar
ecnoiafs OF ooaroers' apis I'm
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,,
Corner Camp and Common Streets. Now
Orleans.
The Oldest and most efficient and successful Com
mercial college in the United States There is A
full faculty Citizens and strangers who wish q
business education for themselves or sons. are in
yited to call Students can enter in any or ali the
deRartments OF the Coilege and at any time
II; 3. NOT ONE Of al the numerous GRADUATES
OF this College. for the past rHIRTY.sEvFN YEARs
y now out Of profitable employment 10 far q kno1n
A. word to the WISE il sufficient,
For catalogues, etc, address
deeH RUFUS DOLBEAR. President
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william az james McCracken Va. It
EIFTH DISTRICT UU0pP nRT' FOB TUE
g.; sn OF Orleans. No. e7O-By virtue Of writ A.
fftb Iaeias to me directed by the Honorable the
IIe ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell a.
Second 1ist al my warehouse No St Ann Street
1870: at five O'Clock p M VI AoNDAf, June 6,
FEGTs 1 awUsadH i FURNITURE AND EF.
occupied by the daf om tse house new formerly
trct of ,,i nov baronne) street, in the First Dis
in NV ocs ety. according to inventory deposited
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
mvos ., ;.o- THOMAS L. MAXWELL
y-o o. Ie1o Sheriff of the Parish of Ora.,s
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UPPER COAST,
OPELOUSAS.

oHEIOl SAS.
,ENM1zA FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING.
kzAAS1 ton, Fort Barre. and all landings on
1a4tfttgS the Coast, Atchafslaya river and
So Bayou Courtableau-The light draft
steamer,
j. G.. BIaekford,
w. burton, master j. b. Schmit. clerk,
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at II M.
The j. q. Blackford connects at Sirusport with
steamer Paynswick, and at Cnurchville with Jennie
Gibbens Through bills ading given.
Bills against steamer j. G. Blackford will not be
paid without written order from the captain.
The j. 6. Blackford, when the water is too low
will connect with steamer Maggie p
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Kestnurant, Flxtures E,c-Ions
nlno Co. ct al, agents. vs. Lucca Giaconi.
f;sGI h 81 DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ohed;er %. oaeans, NO. BY virtue of and in
aa 70 me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
enttd Court Tor he Parish of Orleans in the above
v W INTO between the parties Interested therein
@ proceed 70 sell at public auction, on the pre-
= T iSlv at IN slf APP ten o'clock, A. N
-ot = SUNIENTS AND FIXTURES of q restau--
ana tne furniture and movable effects therein
contained, situated at No Oarondelet street be-
.Meeh Canal and Common Streets in the First Dis
seen in my office. "' oo
TTrovlsionally seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
nyZ9 81 Je2 Sheriff of the Parish of Oriesno
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$1,000 REWARD.

$1,000 kEwAnD:
and Bladder Diseases, Organic Weakness' Femslss
AMGtions. General Debility. and ali complaints Of
me Urinary Organs in male and female. $1,000 vii
ing Piles that DEBMGs PIE RKMKDY fails to cure.
coid everywhere. Send for Pamphlet.
Laboratory lz2 Franklin street
"sA oSWy Baltimore. Maryland.
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FOB RENT,

DOOMS AND BOARD-A NIJNRER OF
II pleasantly situated and we'll furni bed rooms to
rent, with or without board. at No. III LAFAYETTE
street, between Baronne and Carondelgt streets
my2l 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-02

Assessments Department of, char.
lty.
Cemeteries, disbursements for. :.
City notes in suspense, John s.
Walton, Administrator of Fl.
nance.
City property, disbursements for.
City Attorney Bureau Of, dis
bursements for.
City Park, disbursements for,
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OFFICE CITY ATTORNEY, J
Room No. Is, City Hall, )
New Orleans, MAY %. 1870.

q New Orleans, May %, 1870. }
hon j. X. WesS Admin istrator of Improvements
DEAR SIR-The decisions of the Suprem g
| Court in Burgess, Bennett and others vs.. the
City of Jefferson, which accompanied your
| favor OF the twentieth instant, goes only SO
lar as to give validity to the ordinance
adopted by the City of Jefferson to the ex.
tent OF the liability attaching to that city.
~ does not, however, fix the amount of that
ilaplilty, and such amount consider open
ior future adjustment.ts Under the contract
burgess, Bennett and others must be re-.
garded az having given credit to the nro.
| prietors OF the property to the extent of two
thirds and to the City of Jefferson for only
one-thlrd, and if under mistaken
view OF the law those contractors have lost
their recourse against the owners. thew
nave no right to turn around and saddle
the CITY Win al Indebtedness which, it is
clear from the argument, she never contem-
plated assuming.
do not consider the city of New Orleans
as bound for more than one-third, and a
liability beyond that figure is not declared
IN the decision above referred to.
l herewith return statement of Southern
Paving Company received from you. with
the seren documents accompanying the
same.
Yours, truly, ETC.,
GEORGE S. LACEY,
Mr.. West called up the following resolu-
ton, which was put on its final passage and
passed:
ReSolced, That the Administrator of I'm
provements be and he is hereby authorized
TO advertise, by ten days notice in the Off
GlaI journal, TOR proposals to supply his
department with ten thousand no O00l bar
reis OF lake shells for repairs to shell roads.
ana ne is also empowered to reject any or
an bids or proposals that are not for the
interest of the city.
Dir. Emley desired to call up the ordi-
nancecreating the Office of Superintendent
Of River Landings.
Mr.. Shaw moved to postpone considera.
ton of the matter. These long ordinances
were too fatiguing to be taken up at halt.
past ten O'Clock.
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ROOM1, WITH Or WITHOUT
~ BOARD-For families gentlemen, at XG
travier street. between Franklin and Liberty. les
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EOK KENT-A SUITE OF TWO ROOMS
~ furnished finely, situated on the of st.
COOL airy, and catching the southery breezes from
across the Square. Two or three single rooms, con-
venient for gentlemen who want pleasant accom-
times Apply at No. ia ST. Charles street. my2l 2W
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STEAMSHIPS.

| FOK NEW YORK.
MERCHANTs' STEAMSHIP LINE,
Comprising the frst-cass steamships
CREoCENi CITY. Captain Geo. L. Norton.
GENERAL MEADE. .. Captain A. W. sampson.
UNITED STATES...........C Captain A. blanchard.
WESTERN METROPOLIS captain H. S. quick.
EMILY b. bOUDEk.- Captain --.
.. COMPRISING THE FIRST-CLASS
S&kSASS Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY sATUR.
DAY.
The Steamship
GENERAL MEADE.
A. W. SAMPSON. Commander.
Will leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, june 4. at s P. M.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
Cabin Passage. ............-..............-.S $50
Steerage Passage. .......................... Is
Bills of lading signed through to liverpool. Glss.
gov and Bremen Through tickets for first class and
steerage passengers for Liverpool and the Cont
neut, connecting with Guion's Line of steamers,
sailing from New York every Wednesday.
For freight or passage, apply 70
Low d LUDWIGSEN.
No. lS0 Common street.
The steamship SHERMAN, will follow leaving on
SATURDAY, June ii, at p. NJ.
oc201y
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SPLENDID DWELLING FOR RENT
- RARE CHANCE.-The second and third
Hoors OF that splendid brick dwelling house. No II
furnished, until the first October next, On very
reasonable e terms to . good tenant The furniture
Is elegant and the location of the most desirable
IN the city. There are ten rooms, besides bath
, ,d wash.room and kitchen with both hydrant
tached from the balance of the house and occupied
by popular dentist. For terms. apply on the
premises. jaul4
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Workhouse grounds, was referred BY the
Council, ct it's last meeting. TO the Depart
ment OF Police. Before giving advice in
the matter, would humbly state that all
matters relating to the fire department prop
erly belongs to the Department of Com.
merCe.
Upon investigation learn that the
neares ct bell to which fire alarm Is attached
10 the one at DR.. Palmer's church. In most
states of the wind this is entirely made
quate to apprise the people in the neighbor.
hood of the Workhouse of fire. Their
houses, with few exceptions, are of wood,
and I find that the people in that locality
generally desire the Council to grant the re-
quest of the petitioners.
The striking apparatus is already on the
ground, and the connection with the fire
alarm telegraph can be easily made.
!, therefore, recommend that the Council
make an appropriation not to exceed four
hundred dollars for the purpose, and au.
thorize the Administrator of Commerce to
make the purchase and see that the bell is
properly placed.
Very rasnoctfullv
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Important to Printers and Fublishers.
WILL sell, at Darlington Court Honae, m
j. the first Monday in January next. at
IL o'clock M, the PRESS and WATERWAY
of the Darlington Democrat. The Press is q
No. zoe Press, nearly new, and in splendid
working order. The supply Of mate:isI ia
fuIl and complete. Terms cash.
Dec 1913 A,PIUOAS.
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raj ampaaty. Mr.. Salisbury offered a
FTesoiutfon, inquiring the Presidents rea.
sons for sending troops into Delaware,
at the election. After executive session.
adjourAsd.
In the House, among the bills intro
duced and referred, were the following: ::
The income tax; incorporating the Anne
rioan and European Steamship Company.
with q capital of $4,000, 900, which NAV
be increased to 500, 0,O0O,0 600; directs the
Postmaster General to contract for mails
from Portland, Boston, New York, Phi
ladelphla, and ports on the Chesapeake
Bay and Southern Atlantic coast: COM
pensation weekly $500, 600; tri-weekly
and daily service in proportion; appro-
printing S250,000 for Louisville falls;
preventing the purchase OF persons as
chattels, whether under the head terrific
rlnl or otherwise-a hit at San Domingo;
repeating the tenure of Office bill, which
passed by vote of 157 to 25. Banks
offered a resolution, appointing San
domingo commission, rs suggested in
the message, aud moved the previous
question, which the House refused to Sc
cond, by vote of G6 to 80. A motion
to table was lost-67 to lit. It was
finally referred to the Committee on For
NA6h 1Ah"AAo, Will peTmlSSlOu TO report
any time after five days notice to the
House. concurrent resolution adjourn
ing from the 22d of December to the 4th
OF January was adopted. A bill abolish
ing the Office of Admiral Immediately
and Vice-Admiral upon a vacancy was
passed by a two-thirds vote. A resolu-
tion, looking to revenue reform and the
abolition of internal revenue, was adopt
ed by 164 too
BosToN, December 12.-Guston, Dem
ocrat, is elected Mayor.
ST.. LOUIS, December 12.-Witzel &
Cos. drug house was burned today.
RICHMOND, November 12.-The Ma
sonic Grand Lodge of Virginia met to.
night. West Virginia and large por-
ton of Virginia was represented Gov.
Walker represented Norfolk Lodge.
The address of the Grand Master shows
a gratifying increase of the order during
the past year, and recommends tho
erection OF Masonic temple ut Rich
mond. The Lodge will be in session
several days.
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American Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, December ll.-Arr;ved-
Schooners Ida Richardson, Baltimore;
General Barnes, New York; Sue Enslow,
baltimore; steamship South Carolina,
New York; schooner Matoaka, Baltimore.
HAVANA, December "a German
merchant of Now York, named Over.
haver, was killed and robbed by negroes.
The Prussian Consul offers n reward.
Two negroes. who have been convicted
OF robblng lady, will be garroted to.
morrow. Cristobal Mendoza was shot
to-day, at Puerto Principe. An hour
Defore his execution, he wrote letter to
MS conntrymen, advising them to lay
down their arms and stop tho useless
ehuslon OF blood. This act would inflict
no dishonor on them. He hopes his life
will be the last sacrificed.
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BY CHRISTIAN REID.
ONE VOL, svo. Paper covers, sIOO. In
~ cloth, $3.50.

ONE VOL, syo. Paper covers, sl.OO. In
~ cloth, 81 50.
From the Charleston Nc,rs.
For onco We have before us a Southern
novel, containing so many clements of good.
and M showing 80 much power, that it needs no
itorbearance and may be judged squarely upon
its merits. Valerie Ayimer' is tho authors
hrs. 11 published work, but it is written by one
as we'll as in execution is a novel which docs
honor to our people, and Of which the South
may be proud"
From The Philadelphia Press.
IA thorough American novel. The heroine
is lovely, accomplished aud brilliant. The
chief merit OF tho tale lies in it's dialogue.
l!aroly has tho conversational tono been 80
thoroughly preserved"
From the Portland Argus.
''Tho author OF Valerie Aylmer' has made
most dncitiad hit: and cannot fail to be uni
VERBALLY recognized as one OF the rising and
brilliant lights OF American literature"
Sent FREQ by mail to any address, on receipt
OF prce. Dec 13 II
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double 5.50@660; treble 5.75(a8.B
Coin mixed. 721s s@78; white T4faf6;
yellow 80. Pork scarce but frm-mess
22.75@23,00. Bacon shoulders 141S;
clear sides 161a; sugar. s.cured hams 1904
"a. Lard dull and lower-tierce 12A9
ID; keg '141a@14A. Prime sugar lOIS.
Prime molasses 55@56. Whiskey-
Western rectified 95@1.O2. Coffee 17k
@17H. -
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oouI"Ch WIS Delore TIC ways ana MeanS
Committee, to-day, explaining his plans
Inc committee will hear the parties in
terested in sugar on Thursday.
In the House, Rainey, the colorcd Re-
preventative from South Carolina, was
seated. His first vote was for Banks
San Domingo resolution.
The Senate confirmed Senator Drake
as Chief Justice of the Court of Claims
The Committee reported fayorably on
Porter's nomination. An hours discus
sion followed, but there was no action.
The Senate seems to favor the House
bill, which some Senators thought would
leave Porter Vice-Admiral during life.
Butler, in the House, said Porter had
disgraced the President and the navy.
The delegation of the Richmond To.
bacco Convention called on tho Commits.
sioner of Internal Revenue, presented
resolutions, and expressed their views Mt
length.
In the Senate, Morton introduced a
resolution, appointing San Domingo
commission, and appropriating 5000, 600
for its expenses. Mr.. McCreery intro.
duced joint resolution, appointing n
joint committee of two from the Senate
and threo of the House, to inquire
whether the latc General Il. T.. Lee had
any right or title to the Arlington estate
which made it liable to forfeiture by his
participation in the rebellion, and whe-
ther it was not the property of Mrs. Leo
and her children; and if so, to adopt
such measures as will restore the estate
TO Mrs. Lee, with compensation for the
damage done the property; and to inquire
INTO the expediency of removing the 70.
mains OF those who arc buried on the
estate; and also to consider the propriety
OF o1 restoring the Washington relics to
mrs. Lee. MIR. McCreery desired to
make some remarks on the subject. bnt
Mr. Edmunds objected, until the resolu
ton had been printed. Mr.. Schnrz
introduced resolution, looking to gene.
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Spscia Notice No rs, A-.I

THE Entire Btook Oh OLOTHING. aENT,s
EuHNlsH4NG GOODS, HATS. OARS, YAI1sRs,
UAafRr- BAGS, SHAwta, ROBES, ETC., with d full
hne OF Wster.Proof CIRCULARS, GAPEs.
ovEh-CoATssLEGGINs, AND GAPS, win be
SOLO from THIS DAY, AT COST FOB CASH.
Inc stock must be sold to close up the busi.
ness All wishing great bargains, will find it
10 their advantage to call at tho Store Of the
late W. J. Hoke. NJ HOME
1s- Now6erry Herald, Grconvi!lo Enterprise.
.,e n,olhViiio enquirer and Winnsboro Ne,cs copy
three times weekly, and send bills to this piI Of,
AISo' Dec IN
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GRAIN +! GRAIN! GRAIN!
WI. WIiITMIRE, GREENVILLE, s. c..
nEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO
~ DCCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to all orders entrusted to his care
This is rare opportunity for Planters and
others living along the limo OF the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, to procure their sup-
plies at first cost. l only ask fair trial, and
guarantee satisfaction. Nov 21 3mo
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NEW GROCERY

NJ WE 81 have just opened q GRO ESTss,
ENNI CER9 STORE on Assembly mi .mGs
MarLo. street, street, nearly, opposite the VHsGS
hand full line OF GROCERIES,. PR0yi.
SIONS, WINES and LIQUORS, at tho lowest
cash prices, and whore we would be pleased
to have our friends and tho public generally
give Us call, feeling confident that in quail
tty, quantity and price, we shall be fully able
to meet their demands.
All kinds OF Country Produce taken in c1-
change Tor Goods in our line, and the highest
cash prices allowed.
Dec 10 A. Fl. MONTEI1H Il co.
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Sent free by mail TO any address, on receipt
OF price. Dec IS II
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-17
Foundry for Sale.

A Foundry, doing a very
large business, situated in
Southern Ohio, is offered f. I
sale on account of a disagree.
ment between partners. A
one half or the whole interest
III said Foundry will be sold at
a bargain. Parties desiring
further information, can obtain
it by corresponding with the
Editor Of Record, Macarthur,
Ohio. November 3, If.
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n. Deniy's Worm Syrup.


ONLY one case more we have 70 ON to relate
Fer We think II 10 tue as we got II quite
straight
A man who for twenty lon: years was op'
pressed .
With q pal in his stomach which gave nm
no rest.
The pain grew sharper md worse every day.
And seemed ~ n gaaSing his bowel "way'
Bis stomach felt feseriIh, scrld AMI hot,
And At times IL was twisted MI up IN a knot.
whilst thus he was looking each day 'orlIs
last,
By accident merely he happened 10 cast
His ave on a medical pamphlet which told
Where penig's inhli blew orm syrup was sold.
when a bottle was brought he seized ii with n
grasp,
And syslloweJ its contents down at enc gasp
Then laid himself doan resolved 10 await
The effects OF the dose whatever his fate.
The cramps now grew worse, and there
seemed TO begin
A terrible Dattle oi some KIM "F'"n'
Hut in less than an hour. to his 10Y and sur
prise,
A tspswotm appeared Of wonderful SIZE.
It was sixty feet long rolled up like a ball,
But obey stretched it out whole and measured
II all,
Every inch Of It's back was a separate loln''
Aad tia tail tapered down to q needle-like
point.
Its eyes we're glltteriDg, glazing and red,
And seemedto prOtrude from its lIEzardlIke
head,
They called In the nelghbors, and ever, one
syore,
They never had seen such a "vermint" before,
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OBITUARY.
BRAY.-DIED at. his residence, III
Swan township ,Vlnton county, Ohio,
JACOB BRAY, October, 1870.

BRAY.-DIED at. his residence, in
Swan township ,Vlnton county, Ohio,
JACOB BRAY, October, 1870.
At a meeting Of Swan Lodge, No.
7O2iI.o, G. T., held October 2sth,
1870, the following preamble and res
olutions of respect were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the all
wise Creator in his inscrGtablc provi.
lence TO remove from time 10 eternity
cur beloved brother and much cs-
teemcd citizen, Jacob Bray and
WHERyLs, In the bloom Of youth
and nrIme Of manhood. he has been
called from his field Ut labor to thar
Land of piirer thought and brighter
10Y. where the wicked cease IRON
troubling and the weary are Z. rest.
therefore,
Lesoired, That while We deeply de.
plOre The loss OF our deceased brother.
we " III bow in humble submission tv
the will OF Him who know CliI all our
SORROWS and dOcth NIL things well.
Res0losi, That in the death Ot bro.
BRAY, tie Order has lost a Jealous and
worthy member. the community n
useful aud good citizen, and the TAM
liz Il kind father and devoted husband.
Hesolrsd, That we do most earnestly
sympaUhize with the bereavrd family
in this sad ailliclion ant irrrpMaJir
loss. aud will commend them to Him
who has promised to be Il husband To
the widow, and Il father to the orphan.
I ResJiced, That in token of our re-
gard for the departed brother, we will
wear the usual badge Of mourning
thirty days.
ReyDlred, That n copy of these res
olutiOuS be sent to thGVintOn Record.
aud also Il copy to the family Of the
deceased. together with Il Autograph
ed certificate Of nj brothers men,
bership in our lodge.
Submitted in Faith, Hope and Char
ity.
G. W. JOHNSON.)
J.W. HANNOLD Committee.
LOU. p. HIT.
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