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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
(4instianst.)
Gds @ablre fnltnt.

Gas Sdidlal Ssrmanns (prsr Spirmudttt,
nj: eis Sisrunssisr3ts,r IN cre cute Staet At
tauft), ii nun tur rhs tcmmsrrt Satr rntISier,n.
Die Nserlsi! Der IttIitm 9ar0tritait ltate ibr
Sstu Sestn bic Ssrrsrtlitsn Dcrtjtritt;s rttrin.n
uns bic aQes ~4trlummllSs ;,ritSrsnpe gtutruros-
la6t Ger pitiissn umitIril,r sin, rsr srutiae 9ti,
Dbl gcismudsIs fam na6 ,rie rrr tura ran
Crsd Iarpen, unr RE burstrmsifrlits SttpuO.
nix TirS ME t,abtr Zen be lttn gruRe;u9 Gtr Ser
paItuns tiItsn. guIitit nfi9t Iia srar rae
RsWItat gu Ganltsn Der Rapiraltn, Ia Fe arel
t-rsr 9aupi!suts 9splEIt SnO 3msi MInntr res
anstm Siftts, ruR rsnsn Qtntr INNER oils 5e
putlltantr stsUltsn, unO lsr Climber. Elm Gmansi.
%uanpnilt ID, wrlatr i'm Stiutn fir Gjras g:
SrOwn 9eartettst, rnp ssisn Saupifster nur, eas
n niat Uftn uns sntIdieesn NIT Ter Garte Gtr,
%auatritt. u~stri8tns in sr Elm gutter Startpat:r.
sr Bic pol1mudln fdtrlia RiGt In s6ulesn
(~i,;sn rirs. duo tattsn pie @&mar,n e1ri
StastsS rutsfa tstpmnisn, tpsnn niat ,uilGis ne,
gen Stimmssst' t&esit bic 0atlritttr rura Secs
ZEN BEN GanNisatsn itrsr purttt ais srm59lt t,
tlart' Gas 1T Hsr iNIniiaeu Bortuna s6u(p.-
Ttennl N.u.nRatn tpnntr letter ntat lauisn. iu:il
sr IN ct. YCuis westn didst.D ,uden HID Boar.
SauTsn PEN atp ssr9sfs II raunts 9rpEn,utsta
eas TsiO isinrm slidijtsn sfipaIsn.
&ls Shultrult,te murftn idmmtlit, Gambia.
ten Der Cpp0ltttsn %8spltit; Biz SnteQt GEM gole,
m''f''s s'slt its'ltsn iur eis ~iatIsts0 UNI ~peiise-
~Fnnt'n, unp ltSit nit rittissm laet ren poI,tliarr
Yep BET Ss'is. 9t"tss S-t,,,u uns @5a9e,
rartsn motl Bic OVrIanI. Bra,. an. u .c
SGasTtr m'6t 10 iaE19 wls &c, Sstm. r. r.
rnsssr ME Der ejruS, Der @tin,rt i ~ ..,
: itsl,l 9ial. pts ttr gamer, am :. - G.
: ELLIOTT FER uniaEislts S6aI nj. te'. L. :, 80,
nod 9.Gasil mutetn ater yst0ll4 0t3tiram4i
uu0 in ibres N,Gts b~teusenre @rsmjsn .Es-1,s
pittn.
Gin itsinsilatis,r NufWtgler .Ultt j..
taupttn, laB Pie Sau!wabI unScLglla uu +.
dus,sriisn, ais u~nsulti9 um3ultpB.- .l.L. IT,.
cis 0abirtdi.r Niemanr illmmsn lisbnu, eef ns
! burger mar. mas rs aussrudllGe Ht.,n,p1r,
! s.s SauIaart.rs Nit Bab.n u,tsn ticb.. ap
pue rrrsitstsn la aa fer Yerlaumi nina ;
1abIrittsr sattsn pdsrenp FER Nat! n n
{ Sspfnet nno Elm an9snCmmtnes gus: .
raraus %tnIfernt; n.a anrsrt moiit,a mla,u =
@itttdrssr FIR etaettruitsss ssFimmt una r.,
s!sitsn unfnn msRr. SIM @anitn sr,snnt NJ,
an aatn 'istn Gussraam ZEN Qerasr Ger q,
ltlastnsn partsi, rts bod w,Fsn icQt., Fan :
Natlridtsr alsiu ucsr rie art Ger 0aol uup g,ul
y tstttt Der Stinmsn sntpdeipm muv.sn, unO q
+ h(8tnn Gn8lilS etrtanatn, un rtt @tles. r'at,
gu s~ssrsifsn. absr 10 lEao Die Rsaiasa un
5 1sss ''n'n'f ssn ZEN lslissH garki,riats,.itsu. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
(Ginssiaurt.)
Ser 8abIf3iuiilSc!.


SIR Start 1ruat se ertielhn @iiiler, s.isc
mo @atbsyip bic sIsias Stjmmn3ntt. Drn
@iticst nab batttn RE lGaslyittrr surh ras Qrp.
AZ eulit,ietu, ytr ssrltit; maa iaSt. ma
iaf uuslautIi& tIinst ea5 fs ltat: stFcn tai
ml,tirt, naturl.b iir gGitbsrth.
MstIig, Saer unn RE Sduitru fs.-1aneiratf
res Sc!tstidsts IriRsttn Ten Qesaltatl-Jir IL
Sage cor rsr 9Datl, 9'rafe 70 irut ala l. ?. Z
9sitemes,r. &2re tr auA mjrtljh igiter ltl,
Pet, BATE ra5, nah Fem N~usiprutt rr Slgrs..
gcurt, ni-ts ausJsn,abt. Die ttrrtn 0aglru
ter entiAisrsn, rab lie IS tsFtr magtcn, rag 81,
Gta njtt5 8elte uno ptsta.s Yatr'S,, Mfsla'
S6aefsr's, @sin.rt'5, Srissms9sr't, ggt6t3s9 l.
unD 9a0e's Stimmcn ar II iGt itsu3a.
ttn warren. SV 9sthab'5 uns ~ Famtn IT
2suts cine SppcFtipn ms lint, mrr;u f; ms
nttmessn s!sittu m6osn, ipcnn ibr gtrseiIltI Il:
suIatt.
Gas gnslifum wsiB jtst. rie in 5srni' !
Uatlcn eutltieseu wsre.a utS cas- ssnti3t strff'
m,iI,n Strcm Z. +.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11

Gstt lei Gaud& III Ger prics loon III artanlas !!
Salt or, mic GtrpOrrasense Yritmudlrr niGt soIs
f,u, in Iifpuri rim, rann riyn ron Gsutm 5risps
uns sinistsit in S,rmaun ssrri&sn. (Ginis isin
tsibt ntht. i& uutfr st SsmOtrstsu pudsn, @ctt
ttsabre! ,
9iubis sin3 bic @o9l s%uriter, bic rsatsn 9euts
tanisn an r. r;&tsn gtdbt. Srpnnng rssIsrs ii
9pismufEI uns m%aua4snfiI ssrtris ut lh
Scr r. E.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
ssa 4tguh5g.r neu8twastten
J.u1;ses lee 81 II 4;:ala1

an 8. AP.u 1858.
Gssearaytis Tx 9erren: sc-ts @gr.ttmtl. S. :
&issn, 9Unit. Nusf, GRANTS u spitt.n uup ~
@ubsrt6, psl&; fG eUr& 8ort Isaa4 %
lptetstn lEabetrlicats als SyHIt;t3 pl On
9trmaua IsstImiyttr, une na6stm it rsn 5
isBllb,n AmtssN Stitt itst pa.lsa, perm = !
GIssn ais Sprlgsr srUstitta. @
Stlatclsa: II Dag Gle rs~9slmaBi9fa %rhits'
SIBunssn am sEittn glentls isstn Dfona1a, III
e emmtr III, 8 llbr, i'm 1Siatsr I'M ! upf Assa q
anIanAsne, nhytsalten rsretn.
q y TAP am 20. AprlI 9. s. cine ertfa
S,suns atssaalisn wtr:s, una Nab aar, rtlas aul
ros AM aIs S~hasmsifsr, S%tartiarsittr, 9se.a,
@ssauh.brr uus @dssrntiftr rtFrtirsn, F& iii
fasin iariftIta Ussr s~srlSnti4 rSeletn rn6ssn. g
/ 81 .Gas bic 5susn Soia 9atmanu, Sol @.t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
3anarerkauf.

$40 Qdsr Sp6lam in @arits 6eunis. mn
q ibGaltissm SOliteltaup, n.tf it0usn Nttis!asat
OPEN 8 older IN BsHee, fsrntr Elm nsa;s Pau ~
"A lei l6 Bue, aneerttaltfsdil, IN LAC us
fad, I'm Hills su ssrtuufsu. Gas 9arie ~ aa nv
Ausiass strstaufansiser Mdnpsr jssr tuplstS . s4s.
,ilsntaltis, aud III IS ttr.its tbsirtif NIL IVY
asn Ssibaumiu ttsfan;t o.s.;
Nat.re e~4ustanft ttttsilt fisraesr efrr q'a's'
SHlsnen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11

y Sic GcaNjtutjOn ipriat if1 i.sr ritea 9i.i,.
p.utllh uRI ttar lrttJ ans unt max dam,
itnpsu Uesr tOstaite Sp;eTnttyitt truy!e ara
tsreTenssn @}1ra5rsFssA - nns.ss..t, wls &,
lte &@apttlEftr bttQAl, Attrire .uT!u III.
w2riilt m'a IfuGae EJsl. s., ma tO.y,:
nSttcr rrfis merge, mdn.,itlg fNAt,aiG. {,
wttEsr Gin 9otr mnslpu.e It'd 90 aora.it@
lr Statt RtlmAnn stsct taI, III t~t.r&;.uI
bt ptn NagEn lur SuUIav.Irg.s J.. t4r
mru."
r9m llftri5m III tis s2a(l III au.n
guntttn gang Nwf ~lttisire Art ana 2Gstlt 50
taIttn mslHen, ME etne StaGtHIqi."
las t:jgt: IS ipQ %,rritlte g00blncrus Ia
Fri s,UtaRtst mertsn, p!t: Atltmmun9 ma
Ballot II. IL. 2&pQtfn rs &uraNtr Hu
Gphtttut!en Ter leHllteH Stul. 9iIhttu?z
ser wlrtAp 92n TT 9H1gl ausitiltEsn, 10
b1tttn ljt la9en m%uii'n: p9crer frets mtlbs
mannIi4s 9au7t0IHr unp SNrgtr II.
n" &um. :. j..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
JOSEPH
ADMINISTRATORS NOTCH.

Notice is hereby given, that IetteEs
}xeclion hayo been granted to the un
tersigned from the clerk Of the GasconaQs
sounty Court on the estate, Of b. hoSfs
Iced, bearing date March 9th 1868;
All persons indebted to 'safd estate nm oe
hereby required to mako PaymsaS; and
safely to the undersigned e1een:l 1s.sts
all persons having claims against s9tS S one
% present chem for ailow1nte 49, they
:. ar from the date ofsald leiterss OF I'D
av be precluded from any benefit oil say
state, and ifsUch claims are not presen.vSi
within three years from the date OF saw
.ette-s, they vii. be forever barred: ru
}. FELDMANN
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
6. d. Sat.

sS- uassrneislias Ssriiamh6a ma5,n !,
nlts fIr eisEmal unms3li&, unler 9fntt In oop,,r
5ern'at fsranf5nasSsn. Die eanse ars,it 81
Stssns am Irudtus r~eitltsn Iisst aleia aai pr,
aa1 ninrlnt urltrt ansrtrtnslrRs aBStisfrit as1.
REM Ger 9ani,s seU&s in anipruS. Osnsspi,
sabtr MIR UNI sinsu SlJ YsrfGun,t psifn q
inp mir 9finuagsn, snt!,tist uni 9tas ,iu,r
Sag iplttr ,ria.inm .u Iait n rstr ~ rsiasm nil.
tel uutrs 3ufu4t ~ n,ks,m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11

Hstt ans ausuf Ri.t oils @asiri&tsr Eel ,,r :
70. ;. Mts aatFnssnsn QaF. eiuts sT, ~.
s0nl'ael'rs uns Collector: trnannt isi.n.
esrta8aus.
SIN aui:rase res ec,fssrs ..i
pe. Bsstr,
S~taer&rdssr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
iUur snt nGrItsFIaH".)
Sie st

slttn jnn9|t in trtt Ntu-gn1Ilno Stla!t, az,
ftst. pslh. tistsr fait ununtu trHtn iur liz e.
~n'C!ratit ssitiSmt tattsn. @Gsiu, mas mir inmtr
"rR sinsm 10 aa'Dstl0rten unD marmteHiasn &olts
wtfte ganhes, 8'ia3t GHc sttaat tattn, mtru
Is CUR Gntftsirung 3riittn Selaser.i uni
8rst3ttt, ;wiitsn 6crtiarttta Mi stiQ-.
Rano Ussr Gudihritt tcmmt, IA Inp fs
tuf Der rtGttn Ssits, - nsee. lpirbtarstrli&
sa9Ha't, nod fanne9is6srIiA srpittgtt. Die
yantsts, sisie gtUIilicniltn rem Srireis, Eottn
lid Ga Ter rs6ts 5ausrttis iur tie amtrl.aAube
Station %s'ptslen, FER jsst, mad lansem gatr.n,
f1sli@ RE GntlStirunS lu GuuFsu rrr grissit
tGmtrft BAT.
GErs ZEN gantsss! G9rs aam BEN ids rast.
saIsn Nsu-GnsIunr faat.n!
Der ntut Grsifaat @.R<girsini,n tat
stsR'aQs sm @tits fkr bsindbs au,.ltidltdt
Y manetpattrn anssnrmmtr, uup sot
eds GtnfIkrsn Spn Selapen ans
anftrr 6taattn strboten!
N'r'Sir9inisn BAT Inns in 9llTeust BEN Rano
at8slau'sn, unN hisi. Sdnurs 9attn .pir cen tin.
i'atn SlasSants 3u rtrfantx, uel6t 1T Der Q,s
8t5Ia'Ht ss9sn &a.s asirtsn, mas lit.ruI una "a,
riai mar
TIN 'ur uns @t&tisf.n etss tattn aser ris
Hafttalsn, bic snti4tertn 0aptca.
len, Ole IN rtr 8Ullt sefdrtttn q a.
f'snisn, h oentibem Nnb.faicu IL
S!' eput' sr'unssn! DIE slrnten Spri6cu I. de,
Ter SiaptaRtS to"ntsn bios ZEN ptrrldt,n, hams.
Nmtt'afn, rHr uni Gent tluIihsu Enthusiastic,
S'odmsser, MT ftrn f6 unltrt t,s au.rn .rrertb,
9'aTtarn ron 0arr.n County slne tpise shonr
auf9tsnnrtn 6absn (unO mir BON 8ostonor, nm,
p~stt'ir'n UNI . Hnttr init ihnsn, Ia tp,r ia Re-
Se"" SHton unisr nennsnl Rios itn fcnut,
w ale Sprs6sr tar 81: Dsutia.n uuftrsis.n: nm
"snn st'l ss @'ia0pftl i.tnt Rsp.sta,rbO. fcsfas
'is rf0sr Gn9Iil6 nod Dsutlt, nod Dtans,,,d
10 n'Ht emma! S~aasnpslia il, ~ il. safar a,
f'Fs1 cap lie Seati&sn gun, N, si1atm a.
eH aa'srns etits Der. Srnse Rsssn, ais no aS ii.
90 nosaiilGt eumssnba npsl btFnpet.
"ua III StFrisn Git9 Sabsn bic ~rastraI,n E, ~
Egsa sftt9f, 'nssm lie Elm bstnabe aasldlis
no Stutf@ss 9idst. nit s,m ropifoI.'
e09SstSrtsn GUstOs Bruins an Der spis, rrr4
l'V'su' UNI fa' in Der etast be- gt.ut.
ransspSss Ssu etaat. Ili6ouri! g.,
W.r''aHtfruHs (Ssrrsutauna) upu @i7,ur, !,
tdiasm Bugs! '''"'t l
1as S0.' tt radical. biseubat.u1r
ns0'at,0narj ss tunn siuiarS bio. M
"'s''s'' un0 asasttOnar., Mann
{" s""ttH Grsi9sit uRO Rams.n iar 9 Fl .
1srtt GERM! Wv
~' gH' ,sIpr st san,s gr.iteit, ;
18TH g. BrstStit uns Fno ttr.it. III
i'''"TeUPssftsaH ssa aSpi gu --p,A,,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
Seutf6e shule.

Glttrn, -sie iRr: &inlsraaei. s,u,h, go
u ittden pani6sn, piene ,ur Naar,4, -
&uier bios neg tis gum 1. Mat ana .,,os,m..
rtrceu. NS
SIM gaitsass Res gOr7strs
&. &rt& SIT.
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(Stn1Hanst.]
81 '''dt 's o'uft, 5taI: in !5.,mauu f..
"'S'' Ger msuiSRens kit .ia.s a,,s. nrn e,t
s"' ''aF'' s' TITS 10 ~ssHansn, tas al. IN Ser.
H.'S'h a''7nt"s'n ie5enana.sn householder, cb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
.freiheits-Dcreiu

. e,it1 resr Ina Si3e &tIommiung i'm @artttau
nm .@en.a.-- -. &c 8 asr p. ~,
AnIatmt go 5idtuttn, Stamtenpabl une ars
SO 10 Uity. @:rpIftt dido "a; allen patririsI
.ime ,IfJt oesn.
Ser Stcrttdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11

imt t.ieitt 6lrm am Ga.truaEt Ntesr, maze
lei esr @!itn2asr @ruas s~,itDsr. 60 ad:r irf.
n%altIns, mo:en 10 Ndtr arttGttts autrS Spitrm.
9anr, l Ndtr mut juuasn s3ttriiEtei %terEaa;,
.tel! 2&psu1dde lnr tintw iun3rn StfJdrttE
tun;ey %t,ai5tn G'crinaan8sn 81 .%ltalitt ctr
p gum'ttptr. gas Natrre il aui s.r erpssi'
cn IlCife &ih!tee III e~riiastn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11
Ter ~5freuts.s,,
Sascunabe COUNTY Saaowirttf6afAiat
NereiH.
Sniamm;usS om ). Nrril 1868

8Hiamm,usJ om ). Nrril 1868.
Tas Jtuts,g9nitt ftyitttt, hap Snr g.tN.
niann am 0na'cnaee Biz ~nrtttsen SitssI ;a 2 ne
me ri& gieittn IN 10 Gmls par Gid Trim
mVls, une wurrc ~cnstmitisn. nit Strrn o. ii.
arn Gcrtyatt aFsuitIirbm me in ser ub6atns
. ripmmIuns meter i'll stria'sn.
Styr Wiits mtirtie. Rap CT ri' ~scttsttis o.
ctltntn 8r:itsr res Gsrsiu5 fIr SjI.l5 rsrIst,
at, vcn mfIdsr Summs SER Gro. Siin9s liz
1900 Sup s42. uHe ssrr WiA. Wlita i8r 2sl
5ub 1913 81 satlta 9abt.
9sgilj3t 9is dnurR gON Sptn 9. IiiIs
fur aLstirH3sllntaltu S2.I5
Rad &:uteimuJ tia5,trOftn:r 9 am:rsit4
Strta3nnJ.
@m. &tiitltpft, Sm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-11

s / j. :~ ;
ga. D. .
~ w.. .udttt;a,m. S.lsd
@ . o, 'H'' 3Hu. Sc.cmmta
3. gags, saB pr uns, als 9l,t.
.. ~. .,paaB.n to:n, rem Gina; stn7 mlt
let; ougc MS 2tu.c,giet!eI III Yrtg,u unp e
a].cut,eu' bt,m,ata d.n.
.i,ul.t ..a2t nI5 n&1n!ia ali alien Orten, lat
a~.':.;t: N5Aeyi1n30 psrnenns, rtr Gbrfn
rsaFs oA1istaHe." len Sct1psubalteru unO Fes
-sa gst touus 5:lsae. etns Qtts son is Nqs
m:a a%r,lttrrt bats, pfIts ais pIejeniBsn auTub'
rsr lru, rsI@e am %. glcYember 1862 ,ttn
ScGYenianssr pas 5anpwsrt psrrarten. Gisl
2,itt ica ,anu scr CTR nafllsn Court in Qufhqe
s~ult1Hr 9sirsl nsreeu. IS i:itn Yen rrn 8treQcl
Yon 2puit Ssllor $4,000 gu risism 3pets se.
fimmt rrrreu, rUcon cann ain tuslGer Srsdsr
fur Ten gttbsrns abiaIsu warGt. Nun tpp(Ie,
mir bic gglAiAts furg MAIDEN.
srIst rtqa BE s'sisII&at i4parya @sItes r.
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@a6l.Meiufta

Cir 5tarh1ruFttI:
g.. 9. GiFtn, Grn9. 9ttst, 8ramis GigFRtin
N. Bas,cnA. 9. aulume4.
Sir. aiitiiur:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21

could be redeemed only by the bloody
sweat OF an abused and suffering people
is an evil passing oil the powers Of com
putation.
We are bound to look after these
things, not technically, not politically,
not speculatiyely, bnt morally and prac.
tically os they are. We are bound to
protest against them, and against the
Administration of the Government, If
need be, for the sake Of the Government
itself; not forcibly, but by free speech and
free vote, and an appeal to Him who
deals not with images realities, and
"will render unto every man according
to his work"
Bnt what Of the secessionists =? They
belong 70 another category. Their ques.
tlon is referred to different test One
thing at time. Yet, though abolition
be wrong, secession is not, therefore,
right. One extreme may not be held TO
justify another. In some morbid stages
OF the body polite, even a natural rene
dy may be worse than even the disease.
Bnt that is not here the question. That
question takes US TO a different reckon
ing-of technical definitions, of legal
subtiities, Of political expedients of f.
nancial calculations-a labyrinth where
we are soon lost without moral clew.
We leave that to those whom it more es-
pecially concerns. We simply commend
to them not to leave out of their reckon
ing the moral government of God, for
now the Issue between the contending
parties is taken up to the Court Of Heav-
en-. The God Of battles must decide be-
tween them. Or, if there be an earthly
arbiter, it is alone the people. But they
are better casuists than civilians, and
their Judgement after all, will be mainly
determined by the moral sense. God
will ultimately decide, not after the forms
of law, but through the conscience of the
people. Our main concern, therefore, is
to keep our hands clean, and our con.
sciences clear. When we put ourselves
right, our adversaries will be likely to
correct their wrong. Then the healing,
restoring influence will descend, and un.
ion, peace and happiness again be the
portion of the people and the inheritance
Of their children.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
Counterfeit and Genuine.

Our opponents are fond of telling us
that there is genujne emocracy. and a
counterfeit or bogus Dem ocracy. This is
no doubt true, and they N ght add with
equal truth, that there is counterfeit as
we'll as a genuine patriotism. The genu-
inc tests of patriotism, are, obedience to
law, and devotion to the Constitution as
the paramount law of the land. The gen.
uine patriot will uphold law and order,
ana use his influence in protecting men in
the enjoyment ofthose sacred rights which
the Constitution guarantees. No man who
tramples upon the Constitution, or denies
to his neighbor the exercise of those rights
which the Constitution gives him, can be
a true patriot, or genuine Union man,
any more than man can be true Christ
ian who tramples upon the Bible, and
openly and shamelessly practices those
vices which the laws of God and man con-
denim. Good citizens are generally good
patriots and good Union men; and the
best citizens are generally the beSl PATRIOTS
This the only true test: "By their fruits
We shall know them" But this is not the
criterion set up by the Unconditional
lists" According to their notions, the
only genuine Union men in the loyal
States, are stay-at-home war-whooper who
bawl themselves hoarse with the cry cop
perhead! secession sympathizer! butter
mutt traitor!- Clark Co. Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
poetrp.
s r R IN q.

The violet beds are flushed again,
Purple and white commngled run,
And countless yellow dafodils
Arc flashing in the morning sum-
take the path beside the brook,
O'ersbadowed BY the howthorn tree;
/ love to see the crystal stream,
Forever falling to the sea.
For as ! tread the bright green grass,
Shooting towards Heaven its tender spears,
Then many happy thoughts come back,
And memories of other years.
Full fifty winters passed away,
Full fifty summers quickly fled,
And many friends have left me here,
And many, many, more are dead.
And well mind day like this
Now fifty long, long years ago,
brought my wife this very way
To see the earthly violets blow.
But she has gone these many years,
('Twas such another April day..
Into the land beyond the sun,
Where flowers offspring shall bloom for aye
And so as spring ruturns again,
Again love to wander here;
l think my winter must be gone,
And spring time drawing very near.
love the flowers, the fields, the grass,
Lit with the happy morning sun,
And think, as by the brook pass,
Sure, winter must at last be done
One gentle lesson still remains,
1t comes with every year anew
These flowers have waited for the spring,
And must wait in patience too!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
The Latest Chicago Sensation

Chicago would not be chicago if it did
not semi,weekly develope some new
phase Of its "lastness.' 1t is the report
er's elysium, the newspapers pardiSe.-
The latest case is one Of the most excit-
ing Of all. y lady who has been a lead
er OF the ton, whose person bas been adorn
ed by silks and laces such as were riyalled
only on Broadway, whose toilet tablea
displayed most gorgeous and resplended
Jewels, who was chief among the fashion.
able elite, who was, however, leading
member Of the Plymouth Congregational
Church, and trustee of the Old Ladies'
Home, and who, finally, was the lanila-
dy Of one Of the finest residences in the
Garden City, where she accommodated a
few choice and fashionable boarders.--
This lady has been arrested and thrust
into jail for stealing. Not for one offense
committed in thoughtless moment, but
for a systematic coure of theft, pursued
at the stores where she traded, principal
ly at Palmer's and Shay's fashion able
establishments. The proprietors had long
noticed that when she departed from
these visits some choice article had also
departed which had not been paid for.
So bold had she became in these oper-
ations that on one occasion at Shsy's a
valuable silk went away with her, and a
few day subsequently, she returned with
the indentical silk to get it changed be-
cause she did not like It'll The dry goods
men were ungenerous enough to suspec.
her, and Shay ordered his clerks to watch
her whenever she came again. On Fri
day Of last week she come again, and this
time coolly too up five dollar parasol
from the counter, when she was requested
by the proprietor to walk into the back
part of the store. She was highly indig
nant, and SO, it may be said, was he, when
in addition to the psrasol, valuable
shawl fell to the floor from its concealed
place underneath her cloak. The result
of the affair was that she was sent to jail,
and search instituted at her house,
which resulted in finding about one thou
sand'dollars worth of goods slowed away
as the result of her stealings. She was
held to bail in the sum OF $1,000 for tr-
al in the Recorders Court.
That woman should be the wife OF a
shoddy army contractor!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-05-21
Gen. Burnside's procccdiuys

! We do not credit that the Administra.
ton are gone stark mad, and therefore
we do not believe they are bent on pro.
voking civil disturbance in the North.
but they must be made to know, IL they
do not know, that the high handed meas.
ures which Gen. Burnside has inaupura.
ted in the military department. respect
ing the freedom Of speech and of the press,
cannot be pursued as policy without
the greatest danger Of provoking civil
disturbance. If it is believed that such
measures are necessary to the free enforc.
ment Of the conscription or any other
law Of the land or to the unobstructed
prosecution Of military operations, there
was never a greater mistake in the world.
If it is believed that they will have the
effect to compel men to think better of
the war policies Of the administration
than they would otherwise do, there was
never greater mistake in the world:
they will have the very opposite effect
II the Administration or Gen. Burnside
whicheveris is resposible for the measures
had set ont TO do that which would
alarm and exaspcrate the people Of the
North, and drive them from the support
OF the war, more powerful means in
that behalf could not have been devised.
Devoted as.this people are to the Union,
they are more devoted to civil liberty
They know the uselessness of those meas
ures for their prolessed object, and sensi-
lively jealous of their constitutional
rights, each new encroachment upon
those rights is cause for new apprehen-
sion that the Administration have serious
designs upon their integrity. And they
are not wrang in this apprehension, what
ever the designs Of the Administration
for the Lesson Of history Justify the gray
est apprehensions.
1t is the Northwest which has, with
more prompthess than any other section,
answered every demand Of the Govern
nent upon her. She has exhibited no
indisposition TO yield compliance with
every lawful demand hereafter, though
the policies Of the war arc hateful to q
vast majority of her people Why, then,
is this raid upon her? Why this usurpa-
tion and violence Of arbitrary power?-
Why these trespasses upon the dearest
rights OF citizenship?- CHicogo Times,