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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-04
LATEST LOCAL.

UP to two O'Clock to-day 1873 cases Of
smallpox were reported at the Health
Office.
BENZ. SMITH, of Liberty street, took
drop too much, and up he goes fer 80
days.
THE alarm of fire sounded about half
past one O'Clock this afternoon from Box
81, corner OF Front and Mill streets,
proved to be false.
EDWARD BoLAN, potato peddler, was
arrested for not having a license. His
Honor ordered him to procure one and
get out.
the loss of some valuable clothing, stolen
yesterday. He reported his loss to Chief
Snelbaker.
GEO. MEMHART, for exposing his per-
son to school-cbildren, on Third street,
goes to the Work-house for thirty days
and pays fine of $50.
Mr.. JOHN v. BURNS. living at 253 Vine
street, was relieved of a gold watch,
chain and seal, in Seventh street car,
| last Thursday evening.
RICHARD GoLDENBE1G, storekeeper,
| accused the following named boys with
entering his store, No. 8 Fifteenth street,
on the night of Nov. 10 with intent to
steal; Philip Bentz, Henry Blettner, Lem
hart Adler, Albert Meyer, Louis Frank,
Louis Hultz and John Miller. The last
two were discharged this morning and
the others bound over to the Court OF
Common Pleas; bonds, $500.
THE citizens and Taxpayers of Camp
bell county, some days ago, sent petit
tion to the Kentucky and Great Eastern
| Railway Company, asking q postpone
ment Of ythe submission to the voters
of the question of subscription
to the capital stock of the company. The
Board of Directors complied with the
petition, and asked the Court to post
pone the submission, which was accord
| ingly revoked, so that no election 10 to
be held on the 7th day Of December.
PETER BERGMAN, a young German,
was found by an officer last night in W.
W. Higbee's stable, having in his pos
session box of fine cigars, branded, i,
Factory $685." of which he could
give no explanation. He was
taken to the station-house, and
at his hearing this morning, he claimed
| that he received the cigars from friend,
who wished by this donation to help him
on his way to his uncle in Tennessee.
with whom he is engaged to work. His
Honor told him to go South without de-
lay, and the case ended in smoke.
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The Barrel Mystery Explained
A Jurors Trouble.

CHICAGO, Dec. Alt has been definite.
Iy ascertained that the barreled-up re-
mains of woman and child. delivered
at an Express office in this city, on
Wednesday evening, and consigned to a
firm at Iowa City, are those OF the wife
and infant Of one Of our mershants, who
died recently and were tenderly buried
in Graceland Cemetery. The grave was
robbed by professional body snatchers
for the benefit Of an Iowa Medical Col
lege. Four men are under arrest ac-
cused of being the perpetrators.
James A. Ferguson, a resident OF Lake
View, north OF this city, juryman in
the United States Circuit Court, was yes
terday fued 500 and sent to Jail for sixty
days, by Judge Blodgett, for having
secretly and Improperly approached q
party interested in a suit on trial.
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DIED.
LAST EDITION,
TRIPLE MURDER:
A Man Kills His Wife, Daughter
ana Another Woman with
the Same Weapon.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 4-About six
O'clock this morning, an Englishman
named Adm, killed his wife with ham,
mer, at his residence in this city. He
then went to the residence of Mr.. George
L. Benton, where his daughter was
stopping, and began an assault upon his
daughter and Mrs. Benton with the
same weapon. Both will die. Adm has
been arrested. The ceuse of the tronble
is said to be mumentary insanity caused
by difference between Adm and his
wife.
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Protest Against Executive Glenn
ency.

Boston, MASS, Dec. A petition to
President Grant against the pardon or
Communication of the sentence passed
upon the mutineers Of the schooner JEFF
ferson Borden has been left at the Mer-
chants' Exchange for signatures. The
petitioners represent that, in view OF the
great number Of foreign seamen on our
merchant vessels, their recklessness,
ignorance aud disrespect Of law and i'm
patient restraint, the great laxity of dis
cipiine at present existing and great
difficulty Of enforcing 1t to the necessary
degree, they .oan not but feel that any
mitigation Of punishmentlegally award
ed these men would be subyersive of the
beat interests Of commerce, and would
put in great peril the lives OF all masters
and officers in tAe service, .
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Chesapeake & ohio railroad.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 4.-The stock.
holders of the Chesapeake & Ohio rail.
road met in this city last evening. Agent
Wyckham stated that he had just fin
ished his report, but owing to the alb.
sence of the directors in New York the
meeting was adjourned until the 10th
inst, when the report will be read.
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A Danbury mans wife is named Nell.
There is nothing in name, Shakespeare
tells US, but this Danbury man manages
to extract considerable comfort from
this cognomen. When he comes home
at night and can't find his slippers, he
screams out, "Where, Nell, is them
slippersw And then, when she pro-
duoes them, nicely laid away where
they belong, he says in subdued voice,
"How, Nell, did know they were stuck
back there?"
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FROM THE ALTAR TO THE GALLows.
The Iowa Rishopric.

DUBUQUE, IA, Dec. 4.-The declina-
tion OF Rev. DR.. T. Eccleston of the
Bishopric of Iowa excltes considera-
BILE interest in this city, where his op-
ponents are numerous. The lesson al
ready learned will result In less opposi-
tion at the next Convention, be the can
didate Low or High Church.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.--3:t0 p. M,
Gold opened in NV York this morning at
141a and fell to AK at noon, and now stands at
14A. 1t is worth here 14k buying and 14x
selling for coin, and l499s for gold checks on
New York.
Money is in moderate demand to-day, and
business generally quiet. The market is steady
and easy at the usual discount rates Of to 9
per cent.
New York Exchange is steady, with full re-
ceip.s and moderate demand. Rates un-
changed. Buying at 1-10 discount, and selling
at par.
Sterling Exchange is quiet, 4s4a4ss gold.
fnOvprnmpnt Rnnds rafp fnllotvs.
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An Irish Quaker was recently reptile d
to by lady listener. The Quaker was
exclaiming against agitation. The lady
responded. "What good in the world
was ever done without agitationl We
can not make butter even without it,"
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a lively girl had a bashful lover,
whose name was Locke. She got out OF
patience with him at last, and In her
anger declared that Shakespeare had not
said half as many things as he ought to
about shy Look.
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Fires.

MERIDEN, CONN, Dec. A fire in
the. building known as Circle Hall
caused loss Of $4,000; insurance, $12,-
COO.
|. DETROIT, MICH, Dec. 4.-The machine
shops of the Grand Rapids & Indiana Il.
3, Company, at Kalamazoo, were burned
this morning. Loss estimated at $40, 900.
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UTANTED-DR JAS. q. KERR'S = Great
wv system Renovator is good alike for chill
dren and adult. It. preventive and cure Of
NIL fevers amt smallpox. 1t cures all diseases
arising from impure blood; cures all skin dis
eases, liver complaint, erysipelas, dyspepsia,
constipation and piles. Beware OF counterfets
and limitations. None genuine without my
name and the title Of The medicine blown on
the bottle, my portrait and signature on the
label, and my portrait and name on my United
states Proprietary Stamp covering tha cork.
Should your druggist not keep it, write direct
matt, D. del-8tW&S
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VKTANrED--B YOU BUY-Your
wv boots shoes, CATERS and rubbers, be
sure and go to s. MARX, $50 w. Fifth ST., cor.
Plum. He sells cheaper than the cheapest; he
mot only retails at wholesale prices, but opens,
daily, Job lots OF fashiona lie boots and shoes,
which he sells at about half the usual price. 1t
will do you good to go there. 1t
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New York.
The Erie.-Press Club--NavigatiOIl
NOtes--Charles O,COn0r.

Il NC ErAes-Fre6S SOlWD-.NaV1KatlOIl
NOtes--Charles O'COnor.
New York. Dec. 4.-The Erie Rail-
road Company is about to sue James M.
Henry and the London Banking AS.
sociation, for claims held by the company
against them exceeding $4,000, 900. Judge
Donohoe has granted leave to Mr.. jew
ell, Receiver, to send funds to England
to institute the suit.
The New York Press Club held its an
nual election yesterday. The following
Officers were elected: President, Chas.
Il. Baden, of the New York Times; Vice
Presidents, Truman A. Merriman, Geo.
ing Secretary, Edwin NJ. Fox; Treas.
urer, Geo. r. Williams.
A dispatch from Cold Spring, New
York, says the river is closed by ice
north OF Rhinebeck. Steamers II. NJ.
Wells and Ontario have been cut into by
the Ice, and have been beached.
There Is no perceptible change In the
condition of Charles UUonor.
The hotel bills Of King Kalakaua are
still unpaid. The city still declines to
pay them unless large reduction is
made from the heavy rates charged.
A Rondout IN. ~ dispatch says O
verdict was rendered i'll the case of the
disaster to steamer SunnysIde, whereby
several lives were lost. The jury ex-
onerate the officers and crew from all
blame. but censure Clifford and Duffy,
passengers, for causing the upsetting Of
The lifeboat, and the loss OF life by dis.
obeying the orders of the captain and
mate.
FROM THE ALTAR TO THE GALLows.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Chas. w eston, one
of the three negroes to be hanged De-
cember IT, was married in his cell yes
terday to Catherine Guy, white wo-
man. Dolan, the murderer Of Noe, was
best man ON the occasion.
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VTANTED-EVERYB TO KNOW
w That at DR.. Carney's Book Store and Cir
enlating Library can be found the greatest va
yiety Of light literature In the city. Also, the
highest cash price paid for old books. 236
Central avenue. IT.
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ct. PAUL NJ. e. CHURCH, corner OF Seventh
y and Smith streets.-Preaehing Tomorrow
at II A. M. and " p. III. by the Pastor, the
+. NJ '' ~
C,ENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
W. 7. Moore, Pastor. Morning subject: "Means
give up our Bible, what theDS; Baptism at
night.
pIBLE CHAPEL-Longworth street, be-
ID tween Central avenue and John street
Rev. u. g Abbott pastor. Preaching at II A.
Evening subject: "The Cheerfulness Of Re-
iiglon." We cordially invite the public to at
tend. Our system Is Seats Free" All will
be made to feel that they are truly welcome.
GEvENTH STREET EGATIONAL
- CHURCH. The Rev. Eben Haley, Pastor,
Services Tomorrow at II A. NJ and 1880 z. M
The Rev. John L. Chandler, for thirty years a
missionary in the Madura mission, will speak
in the morning on "The Missionary Work in
India" In the evening preaching by the Pas
Tor. AL are invited.
VINE-sTREET CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.-Services in the morning at Il
o'clock. Sermon by the Pastor, Rev. Z. b
B0ynt0n, u. ID. Service Of song-Ihis service
will be Of the same character as those OF past
invited to come and lift up their voices IL
praise. All are welcome. Seats free.
TABERNACLE CONGREGA ALTON Robin.
i sons Opera a-house-Rev. Henry d. Moore
Pastor. Sunday morning, at II O'Clock. Sin
And its Punishment, Here and Hereafter.
Iext-I John, 3-4 ''9in is the transgression Of
the law" James w., II; "To him that know
eth to do good, and doeth it not, to him it i:
SIM" Romans iy., 15: "Where no law is, there
is no transgression." Theme-'What is the
Scripture Doctrine Of Sin, and its Punishmentf
And Who are the Sinners of To-day2' The
music is conducted by Prof. c. M. Currier, with
a select band Of dfteeL instruments. Pro
gramme OF Sacred Song;1, Voluntary-Orches-
tra-"Andante," Fifth symphony-Beethoven
7; Nearer, My God, to Thee; 3; 40, to a the
enestra--s.The Tear''-Stigelli: s. "Awake, My
Soul, to joyful Lays" Those who are called
Infdel, those who call themselves Skeptics
and ali seekers after truth, are cordially in.
yIted.. the scenery on the stage will be re-
moved to the extreme rear, and the ample
space thus obtained will be furnished witt
seats 80 as to provide as far as possible, accom-
mediation for all who desire to worship with
u.s. All are cordially invited. Strangers in th'
city and young men specially welcome IT.
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VNTANTED-YOU TO CALL-At KELLY'S
Wv New Photograph and Ferr0type Gallery,
.l9J West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati Open every day. au6-4m
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VKTANTED = you TO KNOW That b.
wv CAVAGNA & SON have new lot OF 1ne
SBOneless Coddsn. and a splendid line Of
Groceries. ;y26-H
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WTANTED--TO SELL--House and lot, on
wv Boal street. Lot SO by us. House eight
rooms, cellar and cistern. Cheap for cash, or
IN payments. Valued at $500. Address
JOHN A. STARR. this office.
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NT AND BOILER One
wv second hand boiler and engine, upright,
from seven to ten horse power. POST Il CO.,
1856 and l58 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
de2-3t
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W WANTED-MULES-F Fifteen or twenty
Wv (mares) for shipment South to plantation: :
must be sound, to = years old, weight about
t,lOU, short coupled and thick-set, for draft
purposes Address, with particulars, +. o.
BOx 272. Cincinnati. de3-3t
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VEIANTED-SALESM young, un-
wv married man as travelling salesman for
D toilet soap house; must be thoroughly ac-
quaInted with the the jobbing trade from Pitts
burg west. Address HASKELL, LYON & CO.,
h South EutaW street, Baltimore. de3 4t
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VKTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly Of ia Race street, are located
Ut the "San Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends Open
Mt all hours. day and night. no1T-2m
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NTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
wv frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street, first floor. ie26-tf
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FOR RENT--Ro6Ms

NOR RENT-ROOM- Neatly furnished fo
l. gentlemen, with re. erence. 1893 Longworti
st., cor. John. de3-2t
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VKTANTED-BUTTER PATTERNS
Wv Ladies to- call at Mrs. E. DAVIS and
get Winter Catalogue, 81 Fifth street, east of
Madison, CoyingtOn, Ky. IT.
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NTANTED-NEw MEXICO INvALIDS
wv AND OTHERS-Desiring information
regarding New Mexico, by inclosing 20 cents
for expense to TAOS, STAR Office, will re-.
eeive prompt and correct answers. ocl9-tf
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PERSONAL.
WANTED---BOARDING.

NTANTED--BOARD--a room by a lady,
wv convenient to the corner of Main and
Sixth; must not exceed four dollars per week.
Address Il. g.. Star office.
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IRON STAG ROOFING.

IRON STAG ROOFING AND PAVING
Il COMPANY, 283, 285 and 287 Broadway
Iron Stag Roofing was awarded the First Pre-
MUM at the Industiial Exposition. All kinds
Of Composition Roofing done in the best style,
and guaranteed. Tin Roofs painted and coat
rage drives. sidewalks, cellars, stables, SC,
neatly paved With the Iron Stag Pavement.
All Kinds Of Roofing Material and Iron clad
Roofing Paint for sale. oc12-2m, ,Tu, THIS
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hWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth ST. jy15-i

N7ANTED - SECOND HAND CLOTH
Wv ING--For which pay the full value in
cash. ]. COHEN, al E. Fourth street.
nO80-TuTh&S-lm
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TOR RENT-ROOMS-One or five, unfur-
i nished. suitable for housekeeping. fol
sl2. At Ill Elm. de4-2t+
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

CT. PAUL NJ. e. CHURCH, corner OF Seventh
y and Smith streets.-Preaehing Tomorrow
at II A. M. and " p. III. by the Pastor, the
Rey. G. III. Payne, ID. D. Sunday school at ~
r. NJ.
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WT NTED--WOMAN--For bill clerk; must
wv write q good hand. Address, with speci-
Men OF handwriting, residence and references,
BOX X, Cincinnati P. o. de3-2t
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FOUND.

EOUND - POCKET BOOK = Containing
IL small change and sundry other articles,
Owner can have same by calling at this Office
and identifying same. noJ0-St*
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VKTANTED cash PAID-For watches,
wv diamonds, old gold and silver. A. A.
EYSTER, watch maker, $40 w. Fifth.
decl -5t*
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CENTRAL CHRIsTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
w. I. Moore, Pastor. Morning subject: "Means
OF Spiritual Growth" Evening: .'Should we
give up our Bible, what theDp Baptism at
night.
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wANTHD.-RooMs

ED-ROOM-Plainly furnished, by
wv a dressmaker, with respectable people.
References exchanged. Address CUTTER,
this Office.
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DOR RENT-3 ROOMs-Inquire Of JOHN
IL MYERS. Walnut Hills, Park avenue be.
tween Locust and Kemper. de3-2t+
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WANTED D---M1scnLLANHous.

Ferrotypes for SOC. New
w York Gallery, 98 w. Fourth Ut. mh22- ST
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE INDIAN RELICS = Coins,
IL minerals, fossils, &c. Natural History
Store, III w. Sixth ct. de4-5tt
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TATANTED-TO BUY AND SELL-Indian
wv relics, coins, minerals, fossils, &c. III
~. Sixth street. de4-5t+
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-20

Gold is valued at Sl46 per cubic inch.
At this rate cubic foot of the precious
metal which contains 1,72S cubic inches,
will be worth about 1852, 2SS
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New York, Dec. 90
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, T.:;


Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, T.:;
SIR--Public notice is given in yes
terday's Sun of your purpose to take
part in pigeon shooting match on
Saturday, December Both, at Jerome
Park, for a wager of 81 900. This is in
direct violation of The law, which you
will find in the revised Statutes, vol.
III, page 924. BY a recent resolution of
The suciety for the prevention of cru
ely to animals, its President Is re-
uuested to enforce all laws relating to
this subject After the suppression of
u great pigeon match, which was at
tempted in the country, about two
years ago, IL was deemed proper to sus-
pend ali action in relation to this cruel
and unmauly sport" as IL is called.
in the hope that, on IT Election, a more
humane aud loyal sentiment would
supers, de the one which prompted it..
Iu This, the society and all the Just
and passionate people have been
disappointed. That there should be
found men in Christian land,
capable of devising pleasure from
The uutiatiOn and agony of
one of the tamest and most gentle of
all the feath-rrd race one, too, sug
gestive OF heavenly emblem, in all
cuunlries and ages, where the religion
of the Saviour is received, may be
cited AS had omen for our civilization
M plea which applies to bunting ex-
cuses this game. This bird il captured
aud instead OF being killed for food, is
confined untll required to satisfy an
| igrominiou- seusaIiun, when its pris-
on il opened hut, AS il To rebuke its
tormeuIOrs the lutte victim often re-
fuse 10 fly uutil driven away by a
| hired confederate, when its human
enemy discharges his murderOus weap-
un while IL still hovers about its form
pr cage. and sha, /, red aud torn it eth
er tails dead, or, more frequently dies
of starvation and this is called
"rspOrt" This violation of the laws OF
GUd and man shall Cease that is II the
consti,u ted agents of justice will per
form their duty, Mine il TO politely
aud feelingly request you to desist
from the cruel aud illegal course you
are reported TO have In contemplation
aud at the same time, TO notify you
| that / have taken necessary measures
40 vindicate the laws on the occasion
! in question. am you're, respectfully
HENRY BERGH, President.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-20
pigeon shooting.
TO the Editors of the Chronicle:

10 TIE Editors OF the ChronicIe
l wanted to procure the enclosed
copy of Prof. Bergh's letter to Mr..
Bennett before the day announced In
the programme Of the Eastern Division
Fair for "Pigeon Shoo'ing," but hav-
ing failed, will now ask the 'avor OF
its insertion in your columns as early
as it may be convenient, hoping il
may tend 10 arrest in future this "bar-
barOus practice" so much relished by
our young sportsmen. II.
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almost
Want Of action in the Hqaaoh
Vi Q
uchf enandb
given your thorough trial and no case ha.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-20

Maj, Pettibone the President of the
Association then explained the OBJ
ject of the Association, AMI eloguenily
alluded to what might and should be
done. a..
Col. j. NJ. Thornburg was loudly
called for and came forward to the
stand. He alluded to The history OF
the Tennessee Regiments and spoke
in terms 80 pathetic of the fallen
braves whose response TO " roll calls"
on earth would Tsever more de heari,
that tears stood In more eyes than
one, ,Ltll1" ~. l d iaU .'i
Short and appropriate spet ches werr
made by Capt, Newton. HacktI, OF
Jonesboro', Col. A. J. Broan, Of Jones.
boro', and Capt. f. b. Singlelary, OF