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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29
Lincoln and servius Tullius.

The National Italian Committee of Rome
is preparing to send to this country fras.
ment Of the mound or wall Of Servius Tui-
lius, which dates back ns far ss $40 B. c.,
and whose vestigcs may be sccn in tho gar.
dens of Ssllust. On this will be placed the
inscription. In Latin: ITO Abraham Lin.
coin, President of tho American Union, the
citizens of Rome have dedicated this slone
from tho walls Of Servius Tullius, that the
memory Of these two valiant defenders OF
liberty may be associated together. A. ID:
1865" Tho address to President johnson,
which accompanies this relic, establishes q
parallel between tho two characters whose
names arc thus subjoined.
"Servius Tullius rosembled, in many re.
spects, the groat citizen whom America has
just lost. This king admitted the people TO
all the rights Of citizenship, distributed
among them the territory Of conquered na-
tions, favored the laboring clauses. institu-
tod the census, facilitated for the slaves the
purchase Of their lborsy, and mado citizens
OF freedmen; in short, he gave order and
unity to the Roman people, and to accom-.
plish this had to contend against the ambi.
ton OF the pa!liciaus, who regarded the
common veal AZ peraonal dctriment. Nov.
ertheless, just a. Servius would deserve TO
be called the second founder Of Rome, since
he changed her institutions to assure her
future grandeur. so, to our minds, Abraham
Lincoln is worthy 70 DO known ss the second
founder of American grandeur and liberty,
since, If the primary laws of the federation
LEFT open the wound o. slavery, which in
time might perhaps have auuihilated the
Union, the courageous President labored to
cure this wound, and to keep oil the mem.
bers Of the nation bound stoutly together.
"Lincoin foil beneath the knife Of an as
sassin for having meant to abolish slavery
and msiptsin the unity of America. servi-
US Tullius was the victim of parricide, sec-
ondod by tho patricisns, who we're opposed
to the emancipation Of tho people. Both,
therefore, at 40 Interval of twenty -four ceu-
turies, essayed the same task, and we're
smitten by the same malice; and Therefore.
| the Romans consecrato to the memory Of
Lincoln . souvenir of Sorvius Tullius."i ,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29
PHOTOGRAPHS IL
FERR0TYPES, Gems,

Do you want G God Picture2 Then call at
the Photo nphic Rooms OfG. w. c. Hurlbutt,
over Randall's Cloth hing Store, and you will get
the desired article in pouBLE QuIcK TINE.
Having lately made some important repairs in
refer ence TO his light, the Proprietor would So
that he is now prepa red to make Pictures at all
reasonable hours Of the day, and in al kinds
terialyviacreased for making LARGE Photo.
grsphs6 A fine assortment Of OVAL FRAMES
for sale verylcheap. ~ & 4@ - N-.s
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29

The beauty of religious life is cne of its
greatest recommendations. What does IL
profess: Peace to all mankind. Its great.
est ornament is charity--it inculcates moth
ing but love and sympathy of affection, and
breathes nothing but the purest spiri: of de-
light. 1t improves the mind aud enligbtens
the understanding.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29

SIDNEY SMITH, passing through q by.street
behind st. Paul's, heard two women abusing
each other from opposite houses. "They
will never agree" said the wit, they argue
from different premises.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29

LIFE is burden, but II is imposed by God
What you mako Of IL, it will be to you,
whether o milestone about your neck, or q
diadem upon your brow. Take 1t up brave
ly. bear il of joyfully, 10y 1t down triumqh'
antly.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29
Misquotations Of Scripture.

"God tempors the wind to tho sborn
lamb, 10 q smooth line Of 6terpes 10 a
book quito Objectionable; the nearest ap.
proach in the Bible TO the sentiment, is the
language Of tho Evangelical prophet: lie
stayeth bis rough wind in tho day of his
east Wind" 1sa. xvii. 8.
"In the midst of life wo arc in death" Ia
from the burial service OF the Episcopa lians.
mot to be wise above what 10 written"
we arc exhor!ed as from the Sacred Scrip.
lures, whore il cannot be found.
"Seals TO bis ministry" is not soriptural.
"The merciful man is merciful to bis
beast" is not 10 the Bible; but, In Prov. xii.
10, We read. A righteous man rogardeth tho
life of bis beast .. ...
There are several passages of Scripture
so quoted that, by the alteration of a word
or the modification of q member of a son.
tcnce, they convey q different impression
from what the original teaches. Solomon
says, "lron sbarpeneth iron; 30 q man
sharpeucth tho countenance of his friend;"
he does not say, as generally quoted, "As
iron sharpeneth iron. so doth the couute.
mace of o man bis friend" Compare the
two carefully, and remember the right one
"He that runs may read" implies tha,
the words Of q writing were 30 large ,ha,
no one mood stop running to road. - which
is not tho moaning of the text: Habakkuk
IL. 2, write tie vision and mako il plain
upon tables, that he may run that reads il.
Tho reading is to be deliberate and previous
to the running, OF 10 order to induce the
reader to run. .... ...... ..-.
Cor. Ii. 6, Eye hath not seen, nor car
beard" &c, is almost universally used TO il.
lustrato the supposed ignorance of Chris
tians of tho joys of bcsven; but the text
10 quotation from the Old Testament, and
rofers to the imperfect Acquaintance of men
in tho early eges of the world, with the die.
closures and joys Of Christians. This 10 ev.
tdent from tho next verse-"But God hath
revealed them unto Us by his Spirit"
Phil. ii. Ia, i3, "Wofk out your own
salvation with fear aud trembling" 10 often
quoted 90 If they were to work It out them.
selves, whereas 1t 10 cutting sentence In
the middle, and II 10, - . whole, quite diff.
forent counsel-"For it is God that worketb
in you both to will and to do Of bis own
e ood pleasuoe." rst ...
"Words are added or omitted In quoting
Scripture, in conformity with tho views and
whims Of the spcaker--a tam pering which
would render persons liable to charge oi
untruthfulness II they 90 acted with refer.
ence 10 the words of their fcllow-creaturei
hot remembering the words of the Apocy
lypse in relation to those who shall "adc
to or take from tho words OF the book o
| this prophecy. Rfniean.
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5SBRArNERpA q BuRRIDGE,

Designers & Lithographe RS. Engraving on
Wood, Book illustrations, Buildings, Horses &
other Stock, Ornamental Borders, Letters, Vign.
ettesS Agriculiural& s. Commercial Cuts in Tints,
ssais, slamps,' Is NsehipeIy in esery variety oi
Style. 5O2tf
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3R AIN ERD 4 BURRIDGE,

Solicitors of Patents, and y. States & For.
eign Patent Agency, No. 3 Bank ST., Cleveland,
Ohio. We are prepared to:ransact business Of
every description. felatiug TO Inventions, Draw.
ings, Caveats, Spocifca tioDs, Patents, Infringe.
mo nts, and the Patent Laws.
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War Claim Agency.

n F.ABEHL, a licensed Government Agent 10
Is procure Pensions, Bounty Money, Back Pay,
&c. may be addressed, in per son or by letter.
Welshfe.d Geau 60 Co., Ohio. SO0I
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r. CREIGHTON
s, EDISON

County Surveyor, Chardon, Goauga. Co., @.
Those living at distance wishing Surveying
done by the Surveyor. will have their Gale pnnct
ually attended to, by addressing him by letter,
81 wing five days notice.. Direct all ette's to
Chardoh, .Geanga County,O O.. ,S 595
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29
Pianos & 'Welodeops.

,TGy q. RANDALL would respectfully inform
I'll. The citizens Of Geauga County and vicinity,
,Lat he has for sale PIANOS and MEL0DE.
rNS which win be offered at Low Prices. Those
anime before purchasing elsewhere. All lhstru.
ms ats fully Warranted Tor 5 years.
SrInqaire Of Mr.. C. ii. Lamb. Go, Recorder,
Aptil i4th, is6 196m6 Chardon, U.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
Fancy Gads,1oys, Groceries, &c,

CANDIES-Lemon, hoarErourd, rock, cinanor'
barley sassAras, star, cream, uut and rose candy
Drops-Gup, Chocolasc, .llqdorice, etc.
Toys-a fine variety.
Dolls, beads, toy books, states and pencils.
Perfumery-Cologne, extracts, hair oil, toilet
soaps, lily white, &c.
Cor5s, brushes, thimhes. scissors, pins, nee
dies, knitting needles belts, handkerchicfs thread
violin strings knives and forks, pens, ink, paper
Groceries-Cheese, crackers, mackerel, cod
fish, sardines. herrings, pickles, sauces, sugar,
coffee, &c.
/, Tobacco, segars, candles, matches, brooms,
concentrated lyc, copperas, buesone.
Cordials, lemon syrup. wines, ale, champagne
cider, w*hoo bitters, an excellent tonic for the
sick. =
Ny stock embraces great variety Of Goods
was carefully selected by myself, and will be sold
| cheap. A. II. WICKER.
Nov 46tf -
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900 Ks

rI7EACuERs, PUPILS and the public general
ly, are informed that the subscriber has
opened a full supply of School Books. to which
will be shortly added a complete assortment Of
Books, Stat onery and Music Orders from the
interior prom pity attended to-. Call at
j. KNOBELOCH'S-Agenc
.~-gA At Marshall & Bros. Store.
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NOTICE,
To the Public Of NeWberry.

MRS. w. CARROLL having returned to
WI Neyberry, offers her services as Tinstrue-
tress in Vocal and Instrumental Music, alse
French, German and Italian languages. for
terms, &c. apply at her residence opposite OF'
P. B. RufTs. RI ..: .,., q.
Oct. 4-4I-tf - - ~. =
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auction Sales

GS0Se4S44 ASk4NO
NF Handsome Residence, large quantity of
" Elegant Furniture, Crockery, Kitchen
Utensils, Corn, Peas, Fodder, Farming Utensils,
One Single Horse Carriage and Harnesses, &c.
BY E. II. KINARD.
On Wednesday the Sth November, being the
First Wednesday after Sales Day, will be sold
at. Auction, at the Residence of Alonzo J.
White, formerly the Residence Of Dr.. VIM.
w. sMcAorrics, in Newberry, So. Ca.,-
That handsome Residence Of Alonzo J. White,
formerly tire property of Or. Wm: w. AcAer-
rics. with twenty-five (25) acres Of excellent
Farming Land attached. The. Residence IS ex-
tensive and convenient
Also, Immediately after sale O. the House, will
.be sold, a large quantity of hcgaht Household
Furniture, consisting in part Of
Elegant Rosewood Piano, Elegant Fnll-set Of
Rosewood Drawing: Room Furniture; Handsome
Extension Dining Table and Cellcret with Nar
ble-top Sets Dining Room and Lbcary Furni-
ture; Sets Chamber FurEiture-amohg them Seve.
raj sets Cottage Furniture; Sets Dinner, Break
fast and Tea Crockery; Sets Glass Ware; Kitchen
Utensils; a Loom, &C.; one Single-Horse Carriage;
Farming Utensils; one Jersey Wagon; one Two
horse Wagon and Harnesses; one Fine Cow; a lot
of Breeding Sows and Pigs; lot of Corn, Black
Peas and Fodder; about 50 Wagon Loads of Oak
Fire Wood; lot Of Seasoned Boards; lot Of
Wool; two ~ Side Saddles; one Gentleman's
Saddle; Lot Of Tin Ware, Corn Mill, Straw Cut
ter very large Harrow, Scythcs, &c, &c.
EY1- COMPROMISES before Delivery.
The purchaser Of House to pay tor Titles.
EY7 Ali the above Property can be purchased
at Private Sale previous to Auction, by applica-
ton 10 ALONZO j. WHITE.
Nov l. 45-2t
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u y y - >
A. HARRIS,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
PRINTS, from 40 to SO cents per yard.
Delaines, from, 60 to rs CTS. per yard.
Mcrino, Sl.50 to 200 per yard.
Black Bombazine, sL5O per yard.
Fine Black Alpaca, sl.95 cts per yard.
White, Colored and Red Flannel,$1 to l.50.
Sea Island Beached Homespun.
Sea Island Homcspun.
Cashmere for Pants.
Hoop Skirts, for Ladies and Children.
Jacc1Ct.
Check Muslin.
Bishops Lave.
BrilliantS.
Cambria, all colors.
Broadcloth.
Ladies Beautiful Broadeloth Cloaks,
Checked Ginghans.
Braid for Dresses.
Ladies and Mems Gloves.
Balmos3l Skirts.
Balmoral Hose.
White Hose, Half Hose.
Ladies and CAildrcn's Hoods.
Fancy Hair Combs.
Silk Handkerch;els
Ladies and Gents Linen Handkerchiefs.
Shirt Linen.
Leather. and Silk Belts.
Belt Buckles.
Scarfs, all sizes and prices.
Ladies Collars. "
: Spool Cotton, Needles.
Hair Pins e .
Coat, Pant and Vest Buttons.
Children's Wool and Merino Hose.
Black and Colored Flax Thread.
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannel.
Toweling.. Ticking. .
Hooks and Eyes, Silk Thread.
Figured Alpaca.
Vail stuf-Green, Brown and Blue.
Hair Combs, Dress Combs, Pocket Combs.
nairOro9"eS' C'o'IeS'i u. uS''e'' 1 wv" - O'4''
CLOTHING.
. ro,+s vosts Pants.
Oyersbirts
nndershirts
Drawers. 49,.
White Shirts. >
Linen and Paper Collars.
Neck Ties. =
1@om@ HeAo -I1s e1o1e ,. r, A,;,c,.
BOOiO, SE1OEO cS AAtA -
Boots-an excellent stock.
Ladies and Mems Shoes, all styles, sizes,
numbers and prices.
Hats and Cloth Caps.
PERE,OM ER 7, SOAI.
COLOGNE.
Flair OH,
Pomade .-...
Musk
Fancy Toilet Soaps.
D'o"" y ''uo0' 0O1p'
MlSCELLAN EOCS.
Wool and Cotton Cards,
e w CnlIin's Ascs =.
Nails NJ, "a & and TO-
- Hnivacs Ro2nrc ard StroOS
c,aotooloe ord tocra Eases
Wetoh fr,st.1s Kavs and c7pards.
Connar.s IN cento nv nonpd
0opps'~, 81 .s..s ~ ,,nt;nd
Dis NJ t9'07t w. rf1.' T1",,Eot Poas 49,.
Umbrellas, -
asa,unS' DucNc''' ~ 00l''' .@-
W.; masn ooarVs. |T.;t;,. ip parsr snd Fnre,onss
G eiIN, & Ps"n' "'t''"5 ! apo ''-N 11.'
' %, 4u. C"pS. pn,.,os
. I, 6tcN'e,s s; ~ anu prus" roS Sss
oie-oPoo;s' &c" 'p'0'0'
Focket 0ooKS'
CONFECTIONERY.
Foncv French confoe4ionery
French Candy at Is cents Der pound.
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Ce-Partnership Notice.

w + the undersigned have this day associated
w ourselves together for the purpose OF
carrying On the Boot and. Shoe Business IN the
town ofNewberry. -
Our purpose will be to give satisfaction to the
Public generally. Our terms viii oe invariably
'~J'tj JOHN W. MILLER T. 4. THOMPSON.
EeT.crF7 0ct-l, 1865,
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z LAX ERY.
DREAD ANDesCAKES

7 Beg lease. to announce to my friends and the
L. public generally, that have purchased the
Bakery esta ,lishment, next door to Dr. Dapray's
o61ee, where am prepared to furnish nice fresh
BREAD AND CAKES EVERY DAY.
AS did all could during the war for our
cause, and lost Yhat littis. was worth, hope my
friends will assist ne by their patronage % make
q living. JOHN NESLEY:
Yewberr4, Nov s, 1855, ,4etf
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SSIHS&@ SSA&S- = 5SNOSSl
WILL NEGOTIATE
For the, sh1nent Of Cotton to the most reliable
Houses i'll Europe and the North. And make
liberal advances On the same when in hand for
sale or shipment.
WILL BUY GOODS for Merchants and Far
mer$ 40 order. WILL RECEIVE AND FOR.
WARD GOODS. WILL BUY AND SELL Gold
and Silver. WILL NEGOTIATE the Sale OF
Plantations, Lands and Tenements, when placed
in their eale And OH this subject we beg leave
respectfully TO say to friends and the public,
that as we were born and raised in tAe State, and
engaged in business for thirty years and having
travelled extensively over the State, and we'll ac
ouainted with the location, soil and climate, and
feeling in the closest degree identified with You,
We fattcr ourselves that We can be of great ad-
vantage TO those who wi>h to sell their lands or
plantations, We are now in correspondence
with friends who are natives Of this State, but re-
Gently located III New York, which vii! give as
additional facilities for finding the most dcsira-
bic purchasers: We therefore offer our services
to those who wish to dispose of tlcir lands, etc.
To such We say, send Us a plain written descrip-
ton of Your property; the district in which it is
located; whether North, South, East or West
and tie distance from the county site; how wa.
tered and the character Of the streams; number
T Of acres, and how many cleared and III cultlVa-
ton; and, as near assyou can, the'.number of
acres in bottom and upland and your price per
acre; with SO to cover expense Of advertising:
and we will serve you to the best Of our ability.
IN FACT, give their personal and undivided
attention to every interest committed to their
care. b. h j. W.
/ most respectfully beg leave to return my sin
ccre thanks to ms friends and the public for their
long and liberal patronage. THANK them. And
now, as the late disastrous and fatal war is over
am again established in this city; and (as itwerel
commencing anew;I therefore assure my friends
aad the public that my personal attention and
energy shall be faithfully given to every interest
committed 10 my care. Nence I most respect
fully appeal to all my friends and the public, and
Solicit share Of patronage. Boru' and reared
among you, and thirty years devoted to business
under your own eye, IS N.Y. reference.
|. Nov 8 If Il. L. JEFFERS.
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STATE OF FS0UTH CAROLINA.

~STITE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
By John 7. Peterson, Ordinary cf Neo6erry
District.
WTHEREAS, Nancy E. Harmon has applied to
w me for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular theo:goo.ds and chattels, rights
and credits of William S. Harmon, late of the
district aforesaid, deceased
. These. are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and credi ors of the
sad deceased, to be and appear before NE, at our
next Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be
holden at Newberry Court House on the l4th day
of Nov next, to shew cause, if any why the saio
Administration should not be granted:
ssGivep upder my hand and Seal, this SlSt gay
Of Oct. in the year of our Lord one thopSano
eight hundred and sixty-f7e.
N62 JOHN T PETERSON, o...n.
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NOTICE,

: A PPLICAToN will be- made to the Legisla-
N ture Of this State at its next sitting for an
amendment of the charter of: the GreenYille y
Columbia R. R Co., so as to authorize change
in the location of the road between Frog Level
and Columbia. ~. ~ - ..
Sept. l3-3S-Sm. -.
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Sin t,euer p!au fir eimcn eltlantiid,tu SeIrsra,
DItSu.

GngltI6e Settlt9et beridten BON eillent neuert
Ylare fitr ettten Ntlanttlden 3ele9rdpben, Der ntdt
lltr cine neue Sprr1 be8 &dbel8, IDuDer1 AUDI cine
uele 0idtllng III ii6 ~begreift.
GS mtrD p~orgeldld9e1t, 5uerIt 600 Wtelle1 BON
&onoon rlacb SportO 81 lege1l, ll1lD iperll1 plele Ht11te
arhettet, cine anoere na6 cen neItli6en SnIeln II.
cine brittle bon Da nab Il lereln SeitlonOe 81 le9e11.
Son SpOrtO lta1 2l5pre1l miirbe Sic 2iltie 900 Gee
rleileu lang letn llll6 ppn bn llod5 S90liiar lreitere
400. MQnn'S (o betBt Der Grftnoer beS 4lane8)
Babel rpiro meIeutlt6 nerldieDel iein BON BEN BET
ben, bic iebt auI benz Wleere80runpc rcrfalllert. =
Qlla1 lift ieiuet1 Orabt illller6alb be8 Guttaperdds
ueber5ugeS Idufe11, Die friiberen balte1 ibren DRAFT
l6uB au8penotg.
Scin &abel bat eiuelt irreren leite1be1 SUPPER
fern, BON ei1el1 umfange, Der nad Der prcpOnir@
ten SINCE beS &abel8 nedIelt, 9eldiibt bl1r9 cine
Spiralrntbitlll1g BON fleinen Stablordbten :
ipelde IelbIt Die Stdrfe be8 &abel5 au8nlade1 =
paS @al15e IN @uttn Ner6d 9ebettet nno NIT etlle1I
drBereH ueber5ug bon 9etbeertenl Sartba1to be-
bedt.
4la1t'8 &abel mirb nur t be8 ~lektercn un9litfs
lihet &abefs mie9ell, elrt Iebr rptdtl9er YlI1Itt. Gs
fann leidter abgelalien perberl, tit perlt9er Ibfples
ri0er al 1"telerll lt1D 81 baaDbabe1, r1p foltet mett
neui0er, ba ba8 capital Der Gpn1po9nie ntdt rlebr
ais $500 900 betrageu lDa, ipdbrelo poS ~nerlentte
4apital be8 alter &abel8 5id berelt8 ant FL ,937, =
900 (bei1labe 10 Otiaipnel1 Dollars III 0plo) be-
lGuft.
Der Surdr1eIIer bes lesten Sobels mar l 1l1C
3pu, AQan'8 rur s 3O1; e8 trtrO oaber nllr Den
pierten &beiI be8 9taur1e8 III rem Sdifte ei1lnebs
men. G8 mirb ferlter bebauptet, Wtr. Mllan fbilll'
burd Iet1cn 0rabt 500 nebr 0epelben III etnel
| aeoebenen 3eit idide1, ais burb bas aIte 8abel.
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Wo(6m0ton, @. G.
gu perlniet6en:

3u uerlnietben:
Drei 3inimer inb i'll UtrmIetben i'm SdnS 90. $50 an
Strase ytcrs ;piften 4. unb S. Ctr. s9eft. Nadiutrdee
am QIab. lfrlanpl
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Gin 9enfmaI fir Gen. GebimmsIz
fennt0.

Sett Mcnaten rubt Der Deut16e General
eHimmelfennia, Der Gelunbbett uno Seben
fir bic Gertbeipisung ieineS Ncpptiv<gatere
ianoes gum Spfer bra6te, auf Dem 5rtebbofe
Bel Neaptn9.
Seine Mttbilrger baben i'm NIT mtlttart>
fden Gbren sur grpe b%eltattet, aber fein
Denfmal bessiGnet Bis jest bic Stattes mo-
Der tpadere &1mpfer fir 6rettett unp Mfen<
I6enreAte ben langen GGlaf lGlaFt.
Dies 1pute ntGt 70 Ictn. Die psntldsn
8uraer Nmerita's lollten es li6 CUR Gbren@
fade MAIDEN, ben Namen pe6 tapfsren SOlpa~
ten, belien Staten I'M erer NatiOnalttdt CUR
bSdlten @bre 9erei6en, ment9ltenS etnsn
fleinen 2ribut su brin9en, tr'pem ne al'f
letuem @rab Elm einfaGe5 Wtpnlir'enf er~
rtGten.
Son pie1em Gefa6le beleelt babet etnt9t
anaeIebene peutl6e 8lrgtr bon Jteaplt9' De
Serren Trtebrt6 Qauer, Nu9nlt
GpQmeru np @ol. pbil. S9oPf pie
Qn9elesenbsit in Die 9anp 9eaOml'te'', we
oepadten Serren Iinb als Committee tnr ots
GrriAtuna etnes Denfmals fur Veueral
5dtmmelf ennis 3ulammensetreter ''rp barren
bereits nit Der Sammlun9 pom We'otfh fur
pie1en 3ped %be9pnnen.
sic ieben aber ppbl, baB IN Nsaotn9 auet11
ldperli6 10 piel 0elD 3nl anrnen9sbraGt nerS
ben fann, nm elm Wcnument errthter Sd
fTnneu. po5 Dem beutlhen Ndntsn Gbre illd9t,
unD wenpen lib baber all Die psuti@e prele
oes Qanpes nit Der gitte, tbnsn bet penn pa
trtptiIden l1nternebmen TIRE uilteritABl1t9 81
She'll meroen Su lalen.
gBtr uniererleits fomntet pieiem Wunlfe
aeru nab uno Iprpern unlere Wttblr9er IN
DGtlapelpbia auf, ljb ebenfat5 Der Sade
tb1ttg an3unebmeu INC Elm Committee 81
btloen, paS li6 Der Auf5ats uattr}iebt, Oslper
fir bic Mu8fIbrung peo vpn 9teaping aus
an9ereeten Vlane5 ST. iamGIt!t.
Dur6 Elm Dentmal fir Den oeutlhen Ots
neral Mleranoer Sdimmelftnnta werDen mir
ntht MIR i'm, lcnoern 9leiA5etti9 ath oas
Nnpenfen Der Gaulenbe BON brapen peutlAen
BirBern ebrsn, Die 9leiA tbm in benz 9rpba'
Sample fir 6retbeit unb Union ben 5elDeuton
~aefunpen baben." =
gBtr lhlieBen utl5 Der p6i9en = Der Dbtl.
,6reisn NreIe" entnpmme1sn - Wabnure
ant uno %ertnnern unlere Sci er, paB e5 aud
bier an Der ;3eit 1T, S6ritte 3u tbun, bamii
Die 8atttmcrer Deut19en ntAt Die lebten lino
Die einen 8eitrag gum Denfmal pieles Oent'
i9en ~lisfsrn, penn auf Jpn palIen % treftnf
8YrOn'S Bprte:
aurt ~rulntpon, braD mar feline eebenS6abn,
8etrauert baben 5reunb unb 6einb ibn lang.
Dtun 1t mar SreiEeitsbeGb! gtie it6erfpron8
Gas sts6t 3u ai6t'Sen er - baa fte ibm 9ab.
2tin befIIer ie ben DcSen fir fe f3pan9
Die Ser3ensreinbeit nabm er nit bina6
nub baruta 1oIien ytdnnert9ranen auI ietn GRAB
3n9leiA lseen MIR aber audi ben 6reurpfr
bes Gerlturbenen ans 6er3, nab eS parau
ontpmmt, nidt nun Elm COMMITTEE fltr ri
GrriGtung zines Oenfmals ST %erpa0ler, Jon:
fern baB OieltS Committee Die Alf9obe uni
bic VFt6t baben lua, fir Den IN Der Stem
gJprter 8tr1ammlung ausgelpru6enen 3net
gu pirten unp einen 8cnb 5u a%rinpen, Dc
Die !Sinterblie6eneh auf Die Oantr llAe
felt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-10

60 ideint ater at6 beabfi6ti9t 81 mtrben, Ben
btsber nod nidt oGgepeitneu Stang zines pOlen
,,@eneralS" 81 ldaffen unb Grant bamit su Be-
berfen, tpdbren6 Sherman @eueral. 9ieutenant
miirbe rno Sbonla8 1no Sberibau a1s lplde Sre<
bets erbalten ~ipllen.
W1an rpirO benz GonsreB cine bubin 5ielenbe
Sill p~Orle9en ltrD 9pfft, 6uB fe burd9eben merbt.
(B. So
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-10

nate eem Weartt,
Detroit, Mt@.
nz- ~ytstfenbt ftnben etnen fttneu Gifa unb aae Bsqufus-
It8tetten. t2SIe-)