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L---LIaE WITTY I-1 al,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-03

Charley Rice, whom | do not now remember
meeting since the close OF the war, but the
memory OF whose friendship | shall ever re-
taiL ne one OF the most pleasant recolectons
of the past.
How almost impossible it is to now realize
that nearly a quarter OF a century has passed
away since the boys of the Tenth were pre-
pairing their minds and muscles for future
deeds of valor by shovelng dirt from the
Tennessee to Corinth, while the Seventeenth
was but a few months later, though five hun
dred miles further north, engaged in the same
uuinterestlng occupation on the hills opposite
Cincinnati in anticipation OF Kirby Smiths
promised visit to our city.
Since then new generation has come upon
the stage OF action, knowing what then trans
pired only through historys recorded teach
ings, which can nj best but imperisctly por-
tray the JOY Of victory, the gloom of defeat
the dangers OF the lonely picket post, the
hardships OF the weary march, the horrors of
the battlefield or untold inhnmanities OF the
prison pen. While your heads are winter
your step less firm, aud the cares OF the busy
present have thrown misty veil over the
memories OF the past, in such an hour as this
your eyes brighten, steps quicken, and the
indistnctness OF the past is dispelled by the
inter-exchange OF war "reminiscences by the
men who were so intimately associated dur
ing the darkest period OF our country's his
tory.
Never can the boys of the 10Th forget the
siege OF Corinth, the march TO Inka, the ter
rible slaughter at Corpth, the rapid pursuit
to Ripley the march 10 the Tallahatchie, the
delightful days at Lake Providence the siege
at Vicksburg, their camps on the Big Black,
the winter OF lsG2-63 on the Mississippi their
veteran furlough, their participation in the
Atlanta campaign, the return to Nashville and
the final muster out.
Nor do the boys OF the Seventeenth forget
the assaults at Chickasaw, the capture of Ar
kansas Post, the weary days and nights at
Goungs Point the battles of Port Gibson
and Champion Hills, the memorable forty
seven days siege, the pursuit of johnson, the
transfer TO New Orleans, the capture OF Fort
Morgan and your pleasant stay at Montgom-
cry. Like the memories OF half forgotten
dream come back the thousand and one little
details OF your experience during that event.
ful period, memories that hope may never
be forgotten aud exam plies OF loyalty and
potriotlsm which trust through just such re-
unions as yours may be more and more i'm
pres've in order that our children and chill
dfen's children may to some extent be able
to appreciate the services and sacrifices
through which they are now enabled TO en-
Joy the blessings OF II free and undivided
country.
With kind regards to one and all, your old
conrade, A. HlCKENLooPER.
FROM GEN. j. n. RATES.
CINCINNATI, Oct. |, 1885.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-03
SALE OF BONDS.

| NOTICE Is hereby given that the city Of
| spiinxheid ONO will offer tor sale TO the
highest and best bidder at the council cham.
per IN said city, on Tuesdsy, the 10Th day of
october, A. D. lShj, at 1880 O'Clock D. m the
ponds OF said city to the amount of thirty
tnousand ($D,NU0) dollars, of the denominatj joi,
of one thousand t&l ,OOO) Dollars, each TO bear
per cent. per annum Interest, pay able semi
annually, at the Office OF the city treasurer In
tnis city, or At the Importers and Traders, Ma
lional Bank In New York city at the option of
lne noider thereof, on the first days of March
ana september Ia each year until the payment
oI the principal thereof. Said bonds to be
coupon bonds, said bonds to be issued for the
purpose OF obtaining means for the payment
~ he cost oil The main sewer on Center street,
N center street sewer district or sewer district
NO; a. Said bonds to be due and payable az
!ollows Five thousand t$5, ,OdO) dollars Sep
iemDer lst, lseO, and Ave thousand $1,000 q OIL
iars on Tue hrst day OF September each year
thereafter un til the whole amount Is paid,
tne purchaser thereof, at the Office of the city
treasurer In this city within fifteen U5) days
from the day of sale
Bios Tor the purchase of said bonds may be
MED In writing with the city clerk at any
Time prior to the time above named for the
sale OF said bonds, and bids, either verbal or
In writing, will be received by said council on
said 10Th day OF October at 1880 O'Clock y, m
when all bids will be considered by the city
council and said bonds will be sold at not less
than par value and accrued interest, subject to
the conditions hereiubeiore set forth, To the
highest and best bidder.
BY order Of council
2S bs J. 8. .SHEWALTER. City Cl RI.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-03

the conduct OF the officers and men came un-
der my observation. not only in these en-
gsgements, but at Vlcksburg and the battles
prior to the siege. Under very trying cir
cumstances, and under terrific FIRE in many
Instances, do not remember of witnessing
greater gallantry than was exhibited by the
Seventeenth. 1t was at Vicksburg, Il think
on the 18th of May) when the battery, sta
toned short distance to the right of my
line, seemed to be receiving the concentrated
hre OF all the confederate batteries in its
front, and one of the men had his head blown
from his shoulders, the men stood 10 their
guns and nobly discharged their duty. Simi-
lar good conduct was noticeable in all the ac-
tiOns in which they participated. At Jack
son, and afterwards IN Texas and Louisiana,
while commanding the division, | had tre-
quent opportunities Of witnessing their COR
duct, and 1t affords me great pleasure to be
able to bear testimony to their uniform good
conduct in camp, on the march, and in battle.
With the wish that the reunion may be one
OF great interest and pleasure, am, Captain,
Your friend aud comrade,
W. J. LANDRAM,
BIT. Brig Gen. U. s. Vols.
FROM GEN. 4 F. MOVES.
CINCINNATI, SEPT. 81, 1885.
have just returned home from absence
OF two weeks making speeches in various
parts OF the state, and ! find your polite note
OF the lth inst. | would go to Springfield
to meet the boys of your old battery with
pleasure, but am SO engaged with deferred
business that it is impossible. But hope
you will have glorious time.
No soldiers of our army served with greater
credit or more effectively than those of your
battery. The Army oil the Tennessee knew
them well, and honored them. The survivors
are al! dear to us, their comrades. May they
live long and prosper.
Very sincerely yours.
EDWARD +. MOVES.
Letters were also read from Capt. Chas. s
Rice, Of New Orleans; Capt. A. @. Kemper,
Cincinnati; j. s. Ostrsnder, Richmond, Ind,
and VIM. H. Vinal, Magnetic Springs, Ohio.
The reading of these letters caused great
deal OF enthusiasm among the large audience,
especially that of Judge Foraker, which was
greeted with tremendous applause.
After excellent speeches by Gen. J. Warren
keier and Others The veterans dispersed, all
agreeing that tn, two days had been most
delightfully."- and proftably spent.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-03

the number of their comrades will add
strength to those chains OF fellowship max.
ing the bonds stronger even than the ties OF
kindred. May it also spare them many more
meetings. Yours truly,
J. H. BATES.
ON BEHALF or GEN. SHERMAN.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Q, 1885.
To A. H. Mattox Esq, Cincinnati, o.:
My DEAR SrR-Your very kind letter of
invitation on behalf OF the battery OF the Sew
teenth Ohio for Oct and il received.
Gen. Sherman lett for Chicago last night,
and before starting informed me that he
could not possibly attend any more reunions
this fall.
He must attend the meeting of the Society
OF the Army OF the Tennessee today and to-
morrow. after which he will claim period
OF rest, for he has been on the road continu-
ally since July |. With the assurance OF his
best wishes believe me
Yours very truly,
J. N. BARRETT,
For Gen. W. 7. Sherman.
FROM JUDGE j. Il. FORABER.
To Capt. A. Ii. MsttoI
CINCINNATI o., Sept IA, 1885.
Dear Comrade-I am in receint of vour
y.ry kind letter of the 10,h ina, ;nv;,ina
me to attend the spproacbing ,ennion of tbs
T.,tb and Ssv.,,aap,h 0L; ps,,aria. -.
held at Springfield, o. on the lst and End
daysot next October lsppreciste very much,
As the wears % hvinp by. the old compsn.
,bio grows Sore and mare dssr so that 7
never miss An opportunitv, when il is possi-
BILE for me to do so, to attend soldier reunions.
Aside from keeping alive the recollectiops of
our comradeshp, such meetings keep alive
also what is more important the splrt of
loyalty and devotion to the union and consti-
tuition that actusted all OF us when we
became soldiers.
| sincerely regret that my previous engage
men,s are such as to make It impossible for
me to be with you in person, but assure
you shall be there in sympathy. ! wish
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measured out at the ballot box, any attempt
be treated as treason against the sovereign
will OF the nation, and punished as such.
When we have free and pare ballot box
from Maine to Texas, and from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, then, aud not until then will
the "bloody shirt" be furled.
Let US remember that we went to war and
fought because we loved peace; that we
fought, not for few. not for class nor for
a state, not TOR section; that we fought not
for this nation alone, but for all men, every
where and for all time. When we marched
to the sound OF the fife and drum, we did it
to settle beyond question-beyond all ques-
tion-that here, and TO the end OF time, the
majority shall rule and the minority shall
submit in peace.
Our days OF camp life are over, our marches
and bivouacs are done. We behold no more
the bloody engagements and scenes OF car
mage and death. No more we hear the thun-
der OF artillery, the rattle of musketry or the
groaus OF the wounded and dying and we are
callei no more to the sad duty of laying long
rows of dead comrades in the gloomy trenches.
Peace, likea white-winged dove, has settled
over the land, and the proud old "banner
of the fres' floats on the breeze with its lus-
ter undimmed. Let US educate our children,
comrades of the Seventeenth and Tenth bat
teries, to love, first God, aud then country,
and tell then again aud again, boys and COM
rades the story of the service of the Seven
teenth and Tenth Ohio Batteries, so that
As Time writes the history
o. Victories gained, whom we are gone,
Our sons, with head erect shall cry,
My sire was there when that was WON'T
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NOTICE To BuILnERs.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
commissioners Of Clark county, Onto, at their
once In the city OF Springfield, on Monday, Oc-
tOber 18th, 1885, up to IL o'c.ock noon, for fur
nishing all the material and doing all the
work necessary to the erection Of n laundry
at the Chtldr. MS Home In said county.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
office Of the County Auditor.
The persons to whom the contract may be
aw rded Will be requested to enter into bond
with sufficient sureties in double the amount
the contract price.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order OF the Com missioners
Sept. 2, 1888. q. F. SERVISS,
HS5 TTSbb Auditor OF Clark Co, q,
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the number of their comrades, will add
strength to those ch aims OF fellowship, max.
ing the bonds stronger even than the ties of
kindred. May it also spare them many more
meetings. Yours truly,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-03
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