The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-18

- following from Ge Cincinnati tl"sE4..Al
am Ne read vl.l interest lutruv;
When o. rn-n becomes famous there ~ i'To-.-
Ton 30 mo port ~ he hHu.su rl.o 20 rerat 81 90
'a,F NNer hrs auccsturs. 3 We tat, 'i uvr ey-
c',nscA good deal .-ill COY ue stock from Which
General ae,n Az sprung AMI 10 fact e. AZ iAc Coy.
man par'rs luyr % llru,t Aitl rat oi Af.f-
terINn tHc ho.i.v"., illustrates tho 'uacCurscS "
she statements printed. We suppose ITO hc ~ tut
Little mn, r.ab,e 10 Gsrrra' Su'rmar, ~ ans one
else, Sho his ancestors were butii it IL worth while
1, say anything about Thorn, 6 "a proper g. 10
DurNs, and Il To- only iir that the errors already
40 pat should - corr~'ted. The following state
ueut ~ auhentc' The loeal records ofCouur .Ncrt,
vi ch Arc Ihc hcst IN he world furnish omrlc aud
occur ate mssral loo. Of some scs Its. CahreLs
III Hory ~ Anc snt Wopitrry," gives tn com.
pete feueapvy ~ the sherman fnmIy, from tie
arrival, 1888, ~ San eel z Crr4an tic common
ancestor, n StTat'1rl, CONTEST c'.t lie wss \ nan
u -ome mote ~ tie tive Puritan Of the Crum-
well fchool, and one ut the original Irorr ctors 81
" l-",hlry, CNnr". ucut ~hsrc the family settled .
| II . des ,utalt, DAME. Sherman, Was ct.l,lhy q
| nai. = cuusd rsh'N shit. ard great influence.
| H. var memtrr ~ tie Comm ttre = Safety, in
| Connecticut, during the cutr' revolution, and
served flr ~ -1sr runt' We sessions, ur thi--
] o. -.wn tnt hair ycsrs, ~ 10 representative n
! hue native town, 30 tho Assembly ui Jluucyt,ut.
a ,ood many au,s ,iu,cs Arc told 81 Aitu, Whi
proves him Co. lave tc,n nl 90 humor, a. well
a. ull ~ sense. n die. shortly after the aiop-
ton OF ito Cuusuution. II IS son, ay Tor Sherman,
was General tr'l|t.' s .r.'t 'Etuer. Taylor was
,s"yer 300 N0rW.lk, ounuccucuL ana tccame a
Jgi.c. lio was on, o. The commissioners
sent by ne STATE - Connecticut ~ dcs-
ignAte he 'firo Lands" ia Ohio, now comprising
the counties o' II sr.u lud Lr O. Tlesa sAcs were
cclcd .y Cot uectcut 10 the sufferers 10y IRE 4
the b-irn AMI tories of the war OF tic Revolution,
aud ate. wards A4hdlv.i,I among tho "sLicrrrs "
This duty, with ~ oeuorslp oi some y those
Ian - probably liisC,,i tie ateutuu Of mo oldest
son OF iay llr ,Arrtnsu - Cl.riod Il. sAerman-tp
QUO. In 1916, "hrn J,rt Ui axe, be tu. srtted 90
I THH.H. NaW N..H
/ tue nigh waters ~ The Hooking 81 the town u
| Lancaster, thcu uorr hamlet. lie settled Al Ian
,aAtcr ~ lawyer ali soIu ATTAINED oI.lA,-y, aud
| became judge OF trs prone Count ~ Oa.o in
1898. lie uled ma l--9, Mil IN she euch o. Lob
anon, O41o. hy uc coueuIr.uy testimony u all
! the Old lhwycrs 90 Ohio, he lNd rare stlU,s a.
| advocate, and WAS - graia', LIBERAL IND very pop
uar citizen. lie len siN sons Of whom i've ave
! Low living. Gen. sherman vas huru IN ! so.
! 'hArlea 7 Sherman NAo has lecu pal label as las
uuy'- 10 his eldest brother. Senate 81, riuau IS
| three years hIs JUNIOR.
Waiie upon ,nu subject We are iulu-e,i - pub
lish The following letter irou ten sherman, Which
WAS .ddrossed to dlssla O4ishei soldier aul a. oh
friend, IA Ihs city:
Col. Ewing arrived to-day, AMI tore ne many
| Kind tOk as tr5m tie Norm, but lone gave mo
| NOR al Nact.ou than 8 AuOw t.st You watched
| via interest my eHn,t, IN tie National va4s.
/ 40 not think human Icing could feel more kILt'y
LNRrls an euriuy than de- e. thC p"ullr ui ttr
| South, AID | DEllt pray vat may We to see TIC
| lag Nltl Trey All Ne'r yLlllIcn vs'l tAAuk ur,
10 ono who Iauon,I to -eeur, and pDt....iI a g.v-
tIaMenl ~.rIuy NO ltaI Ne have lLt.i;u... AMI
strong enDu v secure 14I chil.4uL tie Itl,t and
socuiuy acme. rs. Judging 4. u tlc Nose, iut
World uN,u'i's tLJ oo,tt Above th.tr NIo y,ip'
ANI Tear Ilr .utI,, MAY hHt Ir .lei - JUL uuu.
Elt NuAto' 81 fate may tt.sI lu,, hu.., il.t ST..
w.l. boa generous ami ousrta le ,iiuc, 4.. ST..
rn'owAte ""e who only Avpya 90 tbs ssrIss,c Il
Do iusL'b share.
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