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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20
OATF on RRAL ESTATE BY ORDER

- "A M VI REAL
n OF PROBATE COUBT-By virtue OF an
oGT4ar nom the Probate Court Of CuyahogaC oun-
tv- ohio. in suit of Morris Z. Gallup, executor OF
X estate ofSyIliuh Miles vs.. Emeline WebD et
al I shall sell 30 the highest bidder the ioioW-
inc real estate as the property OF Sylnma hlnS9
deceased. to wit Or Wednesday, May zIthi
Is63. AT ten o'clock A. NJ, on the premises sltuate
10 . Z S;,rongsvnIe township, County Of Cuyahoga,
| state Of Ohio, parts Of lots NOS. ~, 4S @nuo1'
bounded west by the turnpike, northDy =. rom
49, and Nathan Foster, East by Caleb Carpeh-
| ter and south by land belonging to tfeaeElcA
RartIeft. containing one hundred aeres' mOieo5
| less: and at the door Of the Court HOUSE ~ s ~
| CuyahOga County, on Ihursdays May ~ iiog5
/ at Ten o'clock part OF lot SO I'D me HnLeSo
! Of Newburg, CuyahOga County, ONO, Oeglnns
al a stake set in the ground which IS twenty ZEE
south and Eve rods and three and ohe-haI lee'
cast of the southeast corner Of Methodlst Epis-
conaI Church, thence due north thlTIeeh Iousi
thence east four rods, thence south thIteen
rods. thence wet four rods to place OF pegln-
ning containing fifty rods Of land. Also, III me
citv Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County Ohlo; pa -
} of original lot No. 81, commencing AZ a I'm ~
. the south line of Superior street anu the "oss
line Of land formerly owned by +: Dwight, AnI
running southerly therefrOm at nght angles NIL
Superi0r street, one hundred and tWenty leet
thence westerly, parallel WIN suPeII na, t Ibi
twelve and One-third feet, thence hoitnelly'
naraIIel with said east line to the south llne y
6Unerior street, thence easterly along te
sonfh line of Superior street twelve and one
third feet to the place Of beginning. Inc la
described lot subject to a lease MADE oy SAL
SyIlima Miles TO Ahaz Merchant anu . =
Vanghan. Lot in S~trOngsvllle appraiser =
q an Iot in NeWburg appraised at SlOO, lot u
Cleveland appraised at S3,5OO' Ierms mH1'
known on day OF sale. E-.a,tor
MORRIS E. GALLUP, Executor;
April 9th, 1868. aPrzef1L
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FGAL NOTICE-The Etna Insurance
Company orHartford Connecticut, Will take
notice that Martin Johnson has MED ms pettoh
in the Court of Common Pleas OF Cuy2hOgacoun
ty, in the State Of Ohio, against SAID Etha ihsul-
oa.a Con,Dapv. setting forth that on the Z4th Gay
OF May, 1862, the said htna insurance OouuPsuS
issued to said Johnson q policy OF insurance anu
thereby insured said johnson against lOSs
damage by fire to the amount Of two housahu
dollars. for the term OfOne hundred ana twenty.
six days, namely: From May Zitn' Isea' y - -
O'clock at noon until October lst, iooz. ~ z
O'clock at noon, on his, said Johnson - hshlnS
factIe consisting Of tWins, canvass, household
goods, tools, and such other Things sAIS useu
IN the fishing business, all then being ana con-
tanned in a small wood BUILDING sltaaIea On ~ In1
dock, corner of Locust and Water streets on Iot
No qs4. Vistula division TO the city OF Ioledo' IN
the State of Ohio, and thereby PROMISED anu
agreed to make good unto SAID Johnson az sueh
immediate loss or damage not e1eeedlhg IN
amount 100000, as should happen by hre 70 the
property above mentioned, for the PERIOD OF tllne
above stated, other than ire which might nap
pen or take place by means o. any hNasioS' -
military or usNrped power, and except loss Dy
theft at or alter afire, to be paid Wlthlh sAiIy uays
after notice aud proof of said loss OF 9aIlage
| should be made by said johnson 70 ssl1 LIMA
suranee Company, in conformity to the eohdl-
lions annexed to said policy; Ihat sal9 proper
tv, on the 9th day Of September, 1867 was, IN
said wood building situated as aloresalu, III ~
dentaIly and by misfortune wholly consumed by
| FIRE. other than fire which happened Dy means q
any invasion, Instruction, riot or civil eommo.
| ton, or of any military or usurPed power ihas
| on said 9th day of May, 1862, and also at the time
| OF its destruction and damage by IRE as nereln-
before stated, said property was worth S7,UOeiOO
and more; that said johnson performed all the
conditions Of said policy on bus part 70 9e PEI
formed; that forthwith after said loss, said john
| son gave notice to said Etna Insurance company
of said loss, and as soon thereafter as possible
Ia wit, on or about the Sd day Of OCTOBER loo-i
delivered to said Elm Insurance Company 9
particular account of said loss, signed win ms
hand and verified by his oath; and that oy rea'
son of the premises, said Etna Insurance Com,
many became. and is liable to pay to the sald
Johnson the sum Of two thousand dollars, viii
interest thereon from December Atm, 1867 ano
asking for Judgment in his favor against sac
Ffna Insurance Company for S2,OOO,OO, with IN
terest on the sam from December 4th, iSoz
| said Ftna Insurance Company IS required x
appear and answer SAID petition on OF before Ih'
CHAS. l.. FISH,
ADrl 40 1863. Attorney fsr Plaintiff
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The rebels are collecting large cavalry
forces in the counties of Tennessee, south
of the Cumberland, and also large forces
Of infantry in portions of East Tennessee,
III is said that they intend an advance into
that State during the present month, under
the leadership Of John C. Breckenridge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

Official notice is given Of the death of
General jackson by General Lee, in Gen
eraI Order No. 81, in which he highly eu-
logizes the deceased, and pays a glowing
tribute to his Christian qualities, SC. He
calls upon the soldiers whom he led to
make his name their watchword, and to
emulate his deeds.
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nTAsTER,s sALE.-Pursuanf to thI

MASTERS SALE-Pursuant to the
l command of a decrctal order of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas Of Cgyahogae county,
0bio. al the suit of Robert Cochran against
Georpe g. knight, Edward S. Hamlin. William
TafhTop. Amos Diekerson and Wason Everett x
COMPANY to me directed, 1 shall expose I3r sac
in he city OF Cleveland, on the sd day OF May,
Ises. at 2 O'Clock P. N. Of said day, the following
described lot or parcel Of land Lot No. 81 ~
tract No.2 in the township OF Oimstead IA ~
stead Fails, formerly called Norris Fails APP
praised at $3.50.
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aprzz'Ho
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

EOk SALE IN AAOhANNA
IN acres near East Cleveland Village, good house ana
barn and a variety OF ruit, szDOs ohe-hAh III
hand, balance on time. 600
800, we'll improved, run, &C SiWoi sou S"9H'
balance on 4 or years time ~.
q vaTV nice Gothic Cottages on fittsburgh-St. Prices
si3O0, $1,000 and s2OOO, one-third doWA' 0alah0o
on time. g. r.s,o-re9
IL story cottage, 10 rooms, on Scovill-St. Lot S'1loz'
in good order. $500. .
Of Fores1-St. $500 q
House and Lot on Hamilton-sts house stote7a o
rooms: lot 33NlO0. $500.
| 7 acres on WiIlson-Av., between Euclid ana SUPER
or-Sts. $500 per acre. ~
sforv Brick house, Barn, &c, in Brecksvllle, 81
aD Will exchange for 4 TO acres near the Guy
or sell cheap for cash
House, and Lot on Harbor st. sl2oo. Exchange ioi
Alarm.
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CERTIFICATE.
This is 70 certify that about eighteen months agOl
commenced using STERLIEG's AMBROsIA. MY hair
was short, thin, and rapidly falling out lhad tried
many Hair Tonnes, luvigOratOns, &c. without receiY-
ing any benefit Soon after using the AmbrOGa, my
hair ceased falling ont, and commenced growing 20
rapidly as 10 astOnish me. Now my hair Is thick, soft
and glossy, and is i've feet four inches in length
when let down, reaching to the floor. This wonder
frl result i attribute solely TO tue Use OF sterling's
bleed nothing else 60 my hair.
No. 4e3 Broadway, MY.
Ha-We advise yOung persOns, whose hair Is begin
mini 70 fall out, to take warning in time aud save
their hair, by using the Ambrosia- To those Whc
have already lost their hair, the free use Of tue AM
BROSIAw viii surely restore 1t, as It has donetor thou
sands.
GE-Dr. sTERLTEa's AEBROsIA is a stimulating oily
extract Of Roots, Banks and Herbs 1t viii cure all
diseases Of the scalp and itbhing Of the head enLlre
- eredicates dsndruh, prevents the hair IRON tallns
Guf-Or from turning premafurely gray, causing lt %
Rror thick aud long. 1t is entirely different from all
other preparations, and can be relied on.
BE-Itisa well known fact to thousands in the City
Of New York that this is tue only article yet discoY-
cred that viii CURE the Disease OF the Scalp and ceuse
the hair 70 Grow.
IPRIoE per BOz-COntaining two bottles. ~
h. q. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4g3 Broadway, New York
ErFor Sale by All nrnegists m~ar2aR2sdtg
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A good tvo-story Brick HOUSE, with modern improve
ments, on kfnsman-St., near Ere-st-
JHO. G.. JENNINGS.
a1r27 Atwater Building, loot Of Supert0y-St.
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2,o ..rsu In BrseksyiUe: IS acres improved, balance
croice timber land. SO per acre. Terms easy.
On arres in Boston ; 40 acres improved Good HOUSE
and Barn. Price ez1 per acre. Terms e-sy
I9s scres 10 Parma, 4 miles from Brighton ~ acIe7
narrowed. Good twO-stOry House and Two barns
Price $4,000. -
"a acres in Newburg. about ; miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and hns U1chard, s2ygl.
ssh arres- In miles from Toledo and s mites rom van
sson Station on Air Line Railroad &oacres pla
rie and balance timber land. New House anu
Barn and good Fruit. eO per acre. Iermsea'1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

VHE ALL SUFFICIENT THhEb
l~TRIEsEMARL 2 and 3, are protected y ny
h,stters Patent OF England, and secured ~ ~
seals OF The hoole ae Fhatn'lVS is1pS
IA One Is Invaluable for kHhaustioh'
-bTa and all physical disabilities. tho,
Ju4sssss mai have heretofore been treated ~ tneHAO
seous and pernicisus ne OF copaYlA AM ~ SnT{ uss
nj mercury, thereby insuTing 20 me sn9eleI ,It ~
relief, dispsrsing all impurities anu IoolHe
TsIEsTnAR, Nos. /, , and Q, are preParatHDh III c =,
orm Of L0zsngss, devoid Of taste an9 p ~ IN an $50
- Tvidsd into separate dOsess e. admlnlsLeseo I!
Vsinau. Lallemand RouN, kiooldi &c; fIless -
thereby there s a saving Of sg. 10 pc hs1 NhSHe'
s.Ies1d retail Of Dr. BARROW, No. ls4 bleecAer7o''
Tnnedistely on receiving 3 remittance ". baIIGss
-I forTgrd the Triesamar to any part OF the sOILl
.n1roiv racked. and addressed according 20 the ID
HiEnetasg a1 x ~ CIV CLARK, Agent for CLEVELAND
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eold b1 W. L. MARvIN. soIs Agsnt,

49,
Isnow 50 we'll known and generally esteemed, thai
It is deemed unnecessary TO 60 lnto any lehs'hol9o"
In addition to the most Wanted capabilities o.
other stoves, there have been several important IN
proTemonts recently made in the DISPATCH, Ehist
a mont O'D''
Perfect and Economical Stove In Use
One is the GAS BURNER, introduced into ne FL
] gbambsr. PRODUCING the most perfect combustioE
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel, eon1uml14
smoke, and improving the operations OF inc sto's
another is a new , invented PORTABLE Ash
U attached 70 the .tose, WIZ ~ sas5f9 rsrSoveI
rSsss v-fv maferisi additions to the value Of tbs
stove are secured BY pale t., and render y, oey9h
comFarison, with the New Movable Crate, ths
most
In addition, also, all the plates which come N con
tact witt the nre have been greatly increased II
Nv viii burn Coal Is we'll as Wood most admirably
Oven being thoroughly ventilated Il Will pr2aqoss
perfect and healthy bake, equal to ma o . bsASI
Brick oven; Boosting and Toasting il done Dei9It
the open FIRE, and Broilihg over I'VE Goals = ~
hearth as common sense dictates. Us ManllAos
IN this city, and the material used and me NorA
manship are Of the best quality nnA.ys u gives R15
/ fsCt satisfaction 70 all g. hunure4s
Ehfs city and surrounding county, VINO are uAh9
using It, will testify.
wHr STAB COOKING sTOYB IL
nsW and desirnble pattern, mich, With 4 variety D
SSaInSd 4 Vafyariety Of ParIor Cooking and othsrksat
We are constantly supplied Win All ms hsHo
most beautiful styles Of
ENANELED FES.
AIso-aUo OF the most useful articles OF House FUR
ni5hfnR Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
WoGrei inst receiving tie latest improved style O
BIRD AGES, which are offered at the lOWestpric8
w mauufaeture largely and have Tor sale q Wnols
ale and retail, II the vario1s articles Of Plain and
.JqDass5 Tia, Copper aH5 Ghset-IFOB Ware
~ oEsr thu almosf endless variety Of goods IN oui
line Tor ssle al the lowest cssh prices, on the OhA
J PRTOE SYSTEM
) HouaakeeuiuR, and the "rest Of mankind ae nos.
cordially Invited 70 call before purchasing e9eHheIi
. Snd iudge for themselves. bATIBFACIIOE Is GuAAAA'
FEKD at the
: STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
: - W. L. MARVIN
, No. 50, South side Pub. Square,
: uc,9s Uav~iand. Ohio.
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, 1 storv Briek House. Lot Axi7O to an alley on
Frankliu-St., opposite Reservoir. coed Barn
Well Water and Cistern. 1910. Terms easy.
A large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, COT
ner Kinsman and Forest-St. Lot 8bxE6. e3O.
RricF House and Lot, No. Johns0n-St Lot 3ixlOL-
~ stsrV New Brick House aud Lot, No. 90 Seoyille-
81 Lor 3SxI4t, cor. alley and scoyille-ot; sSauV'
Terms easy. Possession given mmeaialei5-
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A very desirable Dock Property for sale on the nld
Rirer Bed, near the "Forge" Of u gti-I y
feat front By lUOO feet deep, being BLOCKS is "
and 20. This prOEersy is docket and mas wafer
mIcient fr the longest vessels 30 ollscnaIge
alongside. 1t Is one OF the best locations Ior
manufacturinF pnrposes or for Coal and Iron %
Docks in the City. mag0
T AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
4 has constantly on hand a large member Of I'M
1rOyed Farms Tor sale for cash OF on time. .Also-a
yarie-v OF CITY aud VILLAGE Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin aud MlasOurl;
which he will exchange for Farms, City or EsIsonsi
a 49, mayi2
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8KIRT %8UPP0RIERS.

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
n a Darfsct teUnfonH Institution. 1t uniteg the Oor
81 houlder-Brac Anti-Laoer Gzd skrt=Suppcrte
N one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel
me tOonstitutiOn must be Preserved" YhaohsVe
~ Lady says can be By wearing these Mal50
TBYlTHHH-PRIOES BEDUGEDi
Tor eaie bV-FREEMAN ~ SUPER.
oF-sf.. mo- P0RTER, Mfliner, 9~4Senec-sti HOW:
III 4 H1GBEE, E7 supertor-St.i mrs; LAZY e
Irietors and Manufacturers, l61 Ontarfo-bts lover
Noore'7 Auction Store, } Cleveland Ohio. @
Made to Order.
W-Btste and County Rightg for Hale.
EOHRIG b SHEFFIELB.
"-Wew viii prosecute all persons who make th1
Weigts, Or make the Braces without authority from
augl9
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rlRMs hi N LOTs.

TAIII III -~~' =
O acres good Garden and Fruit land, about go fruit
frame house % miles out $500, halt down,
balance on time
rs acres in Brecksville, p 70 30 acres timber good
fwo story frame house, barn 30T40, shed, horse
barn and cheese house, good water, 5OOtfult trees.
s25 per acre, part on time.
a first class farm. we'll improved. 8I1 Per acre.
House and lot on Parkman street, loi HxlOoi - SO
~ frame house, BAN. &C. $1,000. ,
"a acres on Cuyahoga River, 9 miles rom city A.
acres good river bottom, Is acres timber, brck
house anfsmau barn, $50; will exchange In part
for city property.
eg0 ueT acre.
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HATS, CAPS q FURs
SPRING STYLES 1858.

n SPRING STYLES 1888.
II YOU want a Stylish Hat or Cap,
oF he Latest Pattern, at a mo derate price, call on
DECKAND & ENGLE X
Opposite the Weddel House.
II vou want an "a" No. ] Fashionable SILK hat,
for Fye Dollars, such as the trade self r ) <, call on
DEOKAND &ENGLEHART.
For the LARGEST, and by far thu II as
snTfmept in the City, of Children's and Infants Hats
and Gaps, ia Loghorn, Pedal, CObnrg, ana ] unstable
Vraids- al exceedingly low priceB) call on
DECKAND 4 E~NGLEHART.
PALM LEAF HATS AND SHAKER HOODS, at
Wholesale and retail. st prices that defy eompeti-
ton, DkCkAhD s.
apr23-R28 l4 Superior-St., OPP. Weddell.
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Hs-Wu buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and tollect Rents, &C
1a-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
Eor SOILS or Exchanges Actually Made.
E9-Also issues Policies at Lowest Paying hates IN
RsIiable FasterH Insurance Companies.
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INSURANCE.
InDD & ENSW

New York Life Insurance Company
ASSETS, : : S3,5S6,246.O7.
New ENGLAND Fire and Marine Ius. Comply
OF HARrFORDs CONN.
CASH CAPITAL . . . 9&UUBUUUs
Inmur Ins. Company, Fire and Mnrine,l
OF NEW YORK
CAsu CAPrrAL, : : 100000
Hope Insurance Company Of Proyidenee, J..
CASH CAPITAL = = Sl0OgOOUs
HFrParticuIar attention given to Insurance on
Dwellings for three or five ears, at reduced rates
a. Losses adjusted and paid at this Agency
Anil Ism. 1888 aprl6.R2
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DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,


OHce No. 6 AtUater Building. Entrance throu
the Insurance Office ofH. f. Brayton-
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HOTELS.
PAPER M%ANUFAGT0RY.

PAPER COMFY
-Npnuacturer8 Of VIEWS, BOOK snd hbAF
ST1a PIPER. Orders filed promptly.
WsFATH0B Asl1e
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REAL ESTATE.
TOHN G..
Successor to Rouse 4 Jennings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
-n--n---n nnn.r

211 SuperiOr-St.. Marble BLOCK,
To Atwater Building, foot Of Superior-st
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PRoFrssoR OF ELEoTEoPATHT AND MEDioIhss
O1oe-I9 Seneoa-st., q few doors from Superior Up
'' nmcs boursfrom 9 to uAnd from Ito O'Clock dAhy
aT1davs eNesnfAd) -
The Placer herald., 1863-06-06
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
OROVILLE DEMOCRATIC CLUB
OnovlLLE. Butte County. May II, 1868.

ORovILLE. Butte County. May II, 1863
WHEREAS, The Democratic Clubs, Il ma orty
composed of the citizens of Butte county who
have been heretofore divided between two or
ganizationS claiming superior legitimacy in the
democratic party, now merging all past differ
ences Of opinion in the momentous issues involv-
ed in the present troubles of the'country, peril
ing alike its unity and its constitutional liberties,
have unanimously agreed. by resolutions sent to
the Oroville Club, to call Il State Convention
of the Democracy. ut a time and place set forth
in their utiOns, and have asked to concur
with and join them in the same, we do therefore
adopt said resolutions, as follows:
ReSoiUed Frst-Tht State Convention OF
the Democracy be called to meet at the City of
Sacramento. on WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTH
DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1868, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the several state offices
and for the tr nslction OF such other business
rs may egitimately come before it.
Second That all legal voters be permitted to
participate in the primary elections who are in
favor, first, Of adherng unllterably to the Con
sttution OF the United States, with all its guaran-
tees OF civil liberty unimpaired; second, of the
restoration and preservation OF the American
Union; OF supporting the government in all Con
stintional and legal efforts to perpetuae its eX-
istcnce against all hostile forces arrayed in oppo-
sition to it; fourth. and who are opposed to the
principles and present policy of the national
administration.
1hIrd-That the Democracy of all the counties
Of this State are requested to send delegates to
said Convention. and to make known their ac
quicsccncc in this call. by publishing the action
taken by them in their Clubs, Mass Meetings
and County Conventions, in the Sacramento Re
publican, Marysvlle Express, Butte Record, and
other Democratic papers.
Fourth-That :he representation to said Con-
vention be apportioned among the several coun-
ties us follows:
The Placer herald., 1863-06-06

RIcuEs.- The New York Post, says il has been
stated as curious subject of speculation and
inquiry, where the immense capital comes from
to transact the prodigious business done at
the Brokers Board But the war has made many
rich. and 500 900 men as numerous as $4,000
men were few years ago. To show the immense
wealth of the bankers and commission stock
houses in New York, we could point to a dozen
firms in the stock business. whose capital and
wealth range close upon S | 900 900 each. Rnmors
says that the deposits in banks of four or five OF
the large stock concerns has recently averaged
over 81 1000, 600 per day.
The Placer herald., 1863-06-06
JEFFERSON AND LIBERTY.

rom 1921 down to the close of Madisons Admin
and it is felt now that the people are to
vcrthrow and utterly crush far more tyrannical
nd dangerous party than that which passed the
Alien and Sediton Laws, its reproduction is
ecuiary significant and appropriate
The gloomy night before us flies,
The Reign of Terror now is DER;
Its gags, inquisitors, and spies,
Its hordes Of harpies, are no more!
Rejoice! ColumLia's sous, rejoice!
To tyrants never bend the knee
But join with heart and soul and voice
For Jefferson and Liberty.
Ger vast Coumba's varied cline,
Her cities, forests, shores and dales,
In rising majesty sublime,
Immortal Liberty prevails!
Rejoicc Columbia's sons, rejoice!
Hail, long expected, glorious day!
Illustrious, memorable morn
That Freedoms fabric from decay
Rcbuids for millions yet unborn!
Rejoice! Columbia's sons, rejoice!
His countrys glory, hope and stay,
In virtue and in talents tried,
Now rises to assume the sway,
Ger Freedoms Temple to preside,
Rejoice Columbia's sons. rejoice!
Within its hallowed walls immense,
No hireling hand shall e'er arise,
Array'd in Tyrant's defense,
To crush an injured peoples cries,
Rejoice, Columbia's sons, rejoice
No Lordlng here with gorging jaws
Shall wiring from Industry the food:
Nor fiery bigot's holy laws
Lay waste our fields and streets in blood.
Rejoice, Columbia's sons, rejoice!
Here strangers from a thousand shores,
Compelled by tyranny to roam.
Shall find amidst abundant stores
A nobler and happier home.
Rejoice, Columbia's sons rejoice.
Here Art shall lift her laureled head,
Wealth, Industry, and Peace divine:
And where dark, pathlcss forests spread,
Rich fields and lofty cities shine.
Rejoice, Columbia s sons, rejoice!
FROM Europe WIubS anu WOeS IcIHOtc,
dreary waste of waves between,
Here Plenty cheers the humble cot,
And smiles on every village green.
Rejoice, Columbia's 5 sons rejoice!
Here, free as airs expanded space
TO every soul and sect shall be
That sacred privilege Of our race,
The worship Of the Deity.
Rejoice Columbia's sons, rejoice!
These gifts. great Liberty, are thine!
Ten thousand more we owe to thee,
Immortal may their memories shine,
Uho fought md died for Libefty
Rejoice. Columbia's sons, rejoice!
What heart but halls a scene so bright?
What soul but inspiration draws?
Who would not guard so dear right,
Or die in such a glorious cause?
Rcjoice Coumba's sons, rejoice.
Let foes to Freedom dread the name!
But should they touch the sacred Tree,
Twice fifty thousand swords shall flame
For Jefferson and Liberty!
Rejoice! Columbia s sons rejoice
To tyrants never bend the knee!
But join with heart and soul and voice
For Jcffer on and Liberty
a lawyer who wished to play upon the
:updity of an opposing witness interrogatl
d him thus: "Mr. Hodge YOU have son
'ho is an IDIOT, have you nol?"
eyes. sir"
"Does he know n!thing'"
Every little"
"IIow much does he know?"
"Well. almost nothing; not much more
han you do'
The witness was allowed to retire without
urther question, amid the most uproarious
screams of laughter"
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