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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
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ganaen, feline Eruppeu mebr r1ap Wferlcp 81 lelle
ben.
guf bas 8esnabi9un8S9eluf Der 6rauen BON
Baltimore in Se;u9 auf ben Self. 0aotS cript'
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be6ou.r.. ba5 Der rationale @baratter Der 6r09e
i6u abbalte, Der Yripat>S prnpatbte &allin 81 9es
ben. bic a~ltenfals III ibut ertpedt merbtn f%Dunte;
er perbe inbelIen bic arrangements gu Gnpe 81
bringeu iu6eu, welhe auI bic bal6t9e 9tlebltd
YrrSeliirung bes Serrn 9apis iid beSteben.
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buug nit bent GOtnmiiidr Der SllOianersa n9es>
gsnbeiten.
@afbtnstOn, s. gtUpbr. Der BrdiiDert
bat cine 0epelde BON @puperneur Sobniot aus
Wdlebgeoille pom 7. Nop. erhaltet, tportrt pleler
melbet, baB Georgia bic conf. Sriegsi4uIb nit
1873 qeQen III Stiutntslt repubtrt bat.
8afbingtou, 8. NOp.-Sr. 2pllis Sdabe,
Elm antpalt beS Capt. g8ir5, bate bente cine I'M
terrepung nit benz PrdiiOenten, lt1l bieIen sur
Communication beS llrtbeils ieiueS Gliente1 ST
~belpege1. Dis sinen @rltnb iei1es Gelude8 CAB
er all, baB Ser @efun9ene ie9r f@Wa@ let nno
feline 6 Wtpnate mebr St leben babeu werbe. 9a
Der YrditOett iebr III Anlprud 9enUu1nlen mar,
belt es Sr. 9Gabe uidt fir uu9emeIieH, nm
cine birefte @ntpOrt un5ubaltea, %tpOranf Der @rd>
iibeut peripraG, Die Ncten uO& elm NAL 81 pritfen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09

tOser. gsora 8a@naunf, asngs Gnstett, S0tern SQiuno
surg unb Gauiiiie, GreuBen; NsioIie nnb RGjIte 9a@'
1totln, 8aiern; SsdmiIie Ofeiner8, Wlb Ganonlann' anna
NP aSnia, gBI6 O1iiner, Glben6urs @rntt uno Serneero
Ro6ner, BreuBen !; 6rieb Bsmnier, yfetntarct UNI @H'
suS.e Serouann, WiarS 8iuiieI, 9efen; Sob Spreleroer9'
preussu; 9 s SsIuben. Olbenbur9; Sopbta VIC OunS
meberptto, Sdnnober; Gamilie G6eper, Olbenbur8 ; Ur
Breine, Serrmann unb Wlaria Drafted. Senrite SltH'
ter, Breu6en; fsnmilie QSletping, SancDer; camille
autImann, Wiarie 6 Eebbe, 6einri4 WlDblenfamp, @br
Brituemaun, GaiIk MufIrbt, YrenBer; @aSpor 3 Solts
mann, 6ancper /; SAINT te Wferer, Yrensen Wfarie g
6elmann, Sap un6 Mnna Sd Dunter, Gamilie @erring,
Geitwifer Ofettber, Samilie Gierndnn, Bdnilte Nteper,
&atb 2cste, SanDoer; Olarie 6 8osfe, Gamhlte SaSpers,
Anna % Sleinfe, 6amiIie 8or6e8, Tuutiie Gffen, 9cniie
0tabe, SOB Sol beser, SetnriG 8oSte, y eampe @tR
un6 Striif 2crs9aSen, Gatniiie Wterer. Eranctscd eettz
mann, GranciSca 9pfmejer, 6amitte Dtnn6cff. 9ciep6
camping, Slbenbur9 SOB s Bedmann. aaia 10 @ittes
bier, SOB ST @iemeber, 6enrietta Solder, 8erubarb $
2ipfer unb 5amiIie, Tiarie 6 8obbe, SOB 8 GrDttenz
bid, Wtarie 6 Dubme, Mnno 80 Uts nte, Sob s. ShrSz
tr uno Eamilie, Sob s arDser, SanpOer Bilb 8iseI,
Breusen !; @eIina GSnttr, SoGano Sob { GrpGe, @rnft
&eder, 6anpoer GGil6 3 %Otetemsser, camille @eiter=
mann, @5ritiGn 0fei6mnnn, QBii6 uno Caroline Gilt
meber, Caroline a%riitemeser, GBilb 91ei&waun, Setnri9
SrebenreAer, 28il5 B0rberbins, Wtarie Brebeneber, Ga
roline unb 9ouiie NienIauu, @6riftian b. b. Gt6e, Gamilie
grdB, Preusen; SOP Zimmerman, SoGIen=N eeininsen !;
Nfinna zimmerman, Grb 3a6re, 9einri& SieIermdnr,
@ott[ie6 unb gDiIbeImiue Gfnate, Caroline Snnutte,
AohpCtlubbC VLSWSI GubHiHS VSLbSHG ~ <0SVNbr w
Orb % @rannsn1ann, @briitine Teseter, @rnft unb 9
Sriufmuun, DiG6 SronstUrft Sppbie @ii&msser. 6
Weoer, Sopbie aeinius, Caroline Sobte, @Prift Wfeber,
G6rihiue 8nbenbprn, Nub Otoier, 4reusen 5einri@
@rupen9of, @ertrub Obermeser, @ei&tpifer Sti&ter.
6'ans 6rOnmeSer, 9%uunOOer; S Observation-Disclosures Saz
Mile 5Spener, camille Wieper, Yreusen; anna Wt Driea
baus, SOB Sr uno s % S9uteriabI, 2Bilb Gerfe, Sau0-
Der; 8erubarb &eruer, Ga6ien=N aeintar; QoutIe @erte,
SanCDer ; 8r @cttbe9sbe, OltenturS 4; Grun5 8, Wtara
unb Got6 0feter, 5unncoer; @lNe Stunt, gafian Dil9
8enne, Ocrctb 90 UtSGsr, SeHeu; @rnit Diiwel, Preue
GEN; Gift MSGer, @eors @alter, Sadien<B ern,nr; Sob
u @nert, SIbeuburS; Ssinri& S @i1er, q euben; Serb
unb asnea Mienten, Seinr unb @lii l1utraut, Gliiabetb
QH6ie, Utorie 8rHblinG, camille 9leiter, OIbenhur9 !;
Carl 6r. 9Sfmann, preusen; Wtarie Il WetOenpf&e, 2
unb anna Uf Wfeper, Olcenburs; euopis 6infe, Marie
u greesmanu, Breuben; Gerrg Gunfe, Slbeuburs; anS
GDeRrrlann, Yreuesn.
@eforBen wGbren b Der TaFrt:
Caroline 70. TDltins, IA Sabre aft.
Qpniie 2effermann, II Dtonate.
@6rifins 8ubeubsru, Is Sabre.
Soiep6 Oteier, Sloenburs, IT Sabre.
Waaria u a~reesntau, Preusen, So Sabre.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
Son NidbmnnS.

Rt6mpnb, 6. gtopbr. Sim Sreitd9 ytad>
rittaa fam ba8 5. Sbip>Gapal erie &egiu1e1t, et>
ma 700 Mann tart, bierber. Gs mar a1f BENT
OiarI6 in Die Sein1atb, no e5 ausgemrItert iper>
BEN ioG. Man q~uartierte Bic Grrppeu I'M 2tbbp'
GebGnbe elm. 8iele Der Splbaten ltri6eu onr6
bic Stabt. sic battel1 @elb, benn lie tpurbe1 erit
fiir;li6 aus6e3ablt. sic %tratfe1 ba9er ie9r piele1
8rannttpeit. 0erielbe ftieg ibuen 81 Sopf, nn6
biele Der betruntenen SOlbaten grifen Ne9er 11b
weife 8erIpnen, Nt unb Sung Dbne INTERRUPTED,
utter @e6riia un0 YiItoleni4itIien an. Der go
li3eiSG5ef aber lieB bic pereiuSeften 3nnnltantet
perbaften. Siele berIelben batten Sranntpetnflas
i6eu BEL I6 uno aue tparen nit Sdbeln nnb Bt<
fto1en bepaffnet. Sci einigen fanO man Summen
BON 800 bis $500:
M8 bic Offsiere ben Stanb Der Ingele9 en9ett
~erFnbreu. liese1 le feline Soloaten nebr ans benz
Quartier geben, uub Elm DISPLACEMENT beS 20. N.<
@orfer Mili3sG Regiments nluBte bic AuS9dn9e pe8
Observation-Disclosures betpaGen. Qtm SamIta frii9
Graerten f6 bic Obio<Solbaten itber Die ltren9e
Q3epaduug, ite repOltIrten oa9e8et l1tIo Die Sa@
d5su nurber btbentli6. @S murben Sdbel 9e9ell
bic Ofi3iere ge3Ogeu NIB YiitOlen anf iie on9ele9t.
Gls uan lab, Dap bic 9a4e BALD iiberpaltigt tper@
ben tpiirpe, i6ifte man nad gtritdrfrn9en nnp
"a farneu 80 W1ann pom IL. SunbeSsSnfarterie'
unb 20 Mann bonn 20. WtaIia6uiettS< Gtegtment'
Die GtraGe1 nintmelten nod bon befrll1tefel'
@olbate1, Bic Don Der 8OIi5ei maIlenRatt orret1ri
puroen. anfan9li9 madten iie 0tiene lt1 6'r
@ebre al Ieecn, b%eiauuen it9 aber anoerS mn
warfsn ibre. @iitoleH uad ben POlt3titen. "
murbeu 5tpei l1uterOff5iere %arretirt, neil tie ltd
9e9en bic Bpli5iften CUR 8e9re 9elteut IND Sape'
9esiidt unb YiItoGet auf ite a1t9ele9t Ratteit' @e'
neral Gurner CAB 8efe9l, bic perRafteteH oOlOatsr
bis uuf rpeiteren 8sfebl III 9aft gu bebaltel1'
Sod an @amitu8 utari9irten 500 Der S9'0'
GOlbuteu ub unb man tonnte nit ben uebrt9er
lsi6ter fertig werben. SIM StatipnsRauS itnO
50 Mauu eingeIperrt; piele Der a%rretirten SOl9
baten fiub aud mieber oentlalIe1 %tpOroen, oa DIE
YOli3ei mebr ais 100 8erRaftungen oOr9e1On1mel1
bate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
NoM GharIshen.

@6artefpn II, 2. 9aOp. W1au 1T im Se9riii,
in @barletOu cine NutiOnuIbant 81 erri4ten.
Der uGpurier" iagt: @e1tern Abenb fam Don
gieu>0Ort Dus 0umpfi9iff a1bambra inter Ga
Pitdu 8euiOn'8 Commando bieber, unb fabrte I'M
S4lepptau bic 8riSs Charles SO. Sting, bic im
Stlrm pom "a. Oftober litbliG bonn Gap @ara<
paral entmaitet worben mar. Die 8rtgg iegelte
bon @alpeitpn IN SeraS am II. D. Ottse nit 620
Saaen 8aumtpOIe ab rnb tpOIte na9 liverpool
fabren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09

sEcu IL 1rt(ouo in MAINE.

8Ortlanb, Wls., T.. GOo. Quarantane'
MoBreg elm. Son bette an per6tn alf
@6tffe, bic aus Soften fOmnten, in benen bic GRc'
lera bcrri6t, pber al beren Sorp anIteder1p'
Srant6eiten ausgebro6en iin6, ober bic Gbolert
ii6 oe;eiot bat, in Der 0uarantGne 3uritd9ebalter
perb.n, bis Der Quarantdnear5t ibnen ben Gla.
rir16ein ert6eitt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
son &annnnnh.

Snoannab, 6. NOp. Gin all ben Ga
Sarllap Gepublicon seridtste 8epeI6e bon Go
lumbia IN SdO<G0rOIin0 iast: @r<@Ouperueur
?. s. yfanHtnS 1T gum 8unbeSIenutor fir ben
tur5en Entit 1867, enbenDen G.rmiu unb 9. g.
0unfiu gum Oberri4ter SspGblt wOrbeu. INN b.
.Oufunt sepOrOeue Stsne bes Shooters O'M,oI
als5ufiler..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
stiier in SSinsbamptom.

Sin8bamptOn, I. g3Op. Gin 9rOBsS 6erts
er eerisnete fi6 bier pprige gtaft I'M @lbrtb9e
Slof. auf Der @aI9ingtpn StraBe. 0a8 @ebdubc
murbe pBnia %SerftBrt, iomie bu8 6ra1flin Spuie.
SerI9iebene leine @ebdube unb be Mtaidi1eltz
merfItatt BON SbOpIep, 9OpfinS & So. purbet Be-
trddtli6 bciddpigt. Serluit $4,000, StrIi6er>
ma S15. 900.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
Oeutfnc Nrtetg,

OENLiAIE GfLttFEP
wsl&e tn BET sn8lifdsn size ~entbuIttn itnb.
DamenItfe
g1rs WGerS Gp 1s, Natb GGnna Sinner. 9ststGrntlte y !Sd-
ser, Mps Sane 8stne. yti6 6 Gubwts. gftb 9utp 2sfri8'
Brig Rate 8 Qaut, Wr' Mpttueer Mrs . Mart n, Wtarttd
& gtetpmau Mrs Sstn NSr nan, Dfrs Sane Ofer, NrS ~
TduItr {, NrS Gbas &ekbebaft, NfrS Sas $ Springer, gtts
Dtareartt &Uff.
perrenIt tie.
Sphn Berger, Gtmxnb Blum, u Slun!ife, Chr 1ptu
q 8 3 der, . 7tftt. GbOs y @user, @eO 5u |. Wlr o ga =.
ispig g Geis, gDnt 4tsr, s 9 5lsIer, . 9stmiIer, sped
GbaS 6 5trmdn, s S 5ertfrt gDm brbus, @bas u 6tDtr
ID s. Rrars Sat 8Crfsen, s 2e~rs.n8rsB u Qsttltd, Iaet6e
9 Tae.L 9 Osenralo $ Srtttnser. 3rsn 10 Rtslter 9o
fentlalt Ii. Bro, Wm Rod, @sU Geera& 6 10 ShGfer,
5 S.SbOIh, T . e tiff, SteO Stuut, SIrauS u Bro. " .
stemtl.r, & Q saI,ba&sr, Sal Doll, $ Dtts, 8 28 s aDtl'
be. Gil 2ienlRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
-
@tr6Eenraub In Canton.

Canton, I. 0Op. Gtus. g. SOUte, G9ert Der
Stone, @atertprpn unb S9oenSburS Gtlerlbabu
BON bier lpurbe geItern @berO auf Der StraBe be-
ralbt. Olan perfOl9te i6n Biz fltrS BOT lein Saus,
mo CT bein Salie sepadt, beiinnun9Slps nicber9ee
norfe1 uub I'M %nierbunbert Dollars beralbt
S,,trSp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
0aHaaierlife
bss 9remer @8iTes Ocean" Capt. @arbe


Gjeora unb @ba G6erleiu, Saieru; g6ut. o. uub Qubs
mia MSnmanu, Sanpoer; GamiIie Wiltens, Bremen
6einri& 9niB, Bremen; @ecrS 0fe&teu, S%annoOer; Gar
Srittenteter, @reu6en !; Glepnpre 8rpduteier. Sannooer
6au,iIis 6reeie, Treu6en; Bernhard Sif&cff, Wtaric
SSls@er, Sanrber; NIireb unb 6riebri& aiRne, BreuBen
Gat6 Sidemeier. CATH 8 9auber. Seinri@ MartinS, 5a'
nOser; gBiP G~tamtDtt SefeH; Serman SSffrnaun
Sancper; Caroline 8oltuanu, Ganilie 6reberting, Scuii'
Bed, @rnft sriitsmepsr, @6riit 6ppprneier, 0uo~ Slcfer'
meier, G9riitiun Gemme, 9uIius SerrnG, Wtaria 9ilses
mann, Grieb 6 nnb Maria 6innab, anua so Side. aIi
aua @reub n; @rnft arcne, Carl 6 unb @barlcrte Oteseri
Sauppsr; Caroline uub gtaria 3D. GrRurb. @o6ien gSei,
mar; @zprJ g uno 0cuiie Oebleneser, Gildeburs ; ga
Mile aublrtanu, SancUer; Seinri& Srii9er, BreuBsn; 8
Br Sasttup, Sanpusr;> Wii9 salbbenn, SeiIer; 0cuiiC
@lIf, uer, Graus Marfnteier, Sanpoer; Seinri9 8clt:
mann, 1rel6eu; UIaria unb SOPHIA 9urtuann, Sefien
spuiIe Sartmann, Carl gEe9messr, 8sruPurb G@nibt
@rsuBen !; Ssinri9 Seuri9s, 3aucUer 4; Ssinrif afeln
OlOen6ursi SOP 8 8 Petsrs, 5erruaau bon Guteu, S0'
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Ueue dn0ei0en.

SIN bte a%seutSdsen Sa1simors'Sl
SIN Sutetrd6t Der Rutef6runeen, bic am Mbenb beS 20.
SftOber patrenD Zee 8GGts ties 9efaneoeretuS ~Sarmpnte"
in ten Stem NJmbls 9Gcrns ~Spr1elen, lab i@ teIaetrr Ser
Elm peranIaet, iu be'&liestn, tn 3~utunft teiue GefIt8ttttet
melr In eendnntem Qpfale at5ubalten.
Sir cen GeanaSsretn nSdrntpnte"
%. s bprtdS, prdT.
(6ofrid) @. g @mtbt, Setr.
Snc. Sem. Surnberciu.
9eute, Dsnnerfthe,
@enerals8 erlartmluna.
SIN Iuftras ~. S6nGufftr.
trp) corr. SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09

Ser Gpfr. G9aie Bon gtstp.yorf fam am /, b.
SITS. al Gapunnub an. Gr bate cine sefGbrIi6e
@eiIe, benn Der St1rm utp bic Sturspslel Leg
ten buS S&iff uuf bic 9eite, 10 baB bas maiien.
BAIT .irbrinsenbe 8alier bus 6euer IN BEN Osfen
auSlT16te.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
Uergn0gungeN
Siir 8dlie unb Concerto IN Dermiethen,

Den Breunten unb B~tfannten per rGcnecrttd" @ekridaF
anV ctm eeterten YsbIitam ibsEbaupt sur Wdhrtnt, baG
1r HgtNo e'ne 5ttt mad hem l. September bic ftSne, arDef
IarlBe4Sut Hsus 2oue cet Gpneprtia NIT ben tdmtt uerbuu
bentn WanmliGtttisn sur @ttaItuns Vsn FdQtu unb Cor.
certtn ju nt'etbsn tf, Ntnn frdt1eitfes WypItfaiton afmatt
wirb.
Ole ~eItsante unb fORbore ausNo fRruru b,s orUssr eoc.
les, nebf fetn ~ut6bltrten @aretr steIt rrnntrn fir Serrn unb
Qonren, icfcte Ss1nemtS hagrattrns5tmns nebf eroeem
min G&tn ibrtS.
BsGadnbtees EdfeIsef@irr fur 500 @Oucsrte III iu etusut
m16teen DretS III nitetten. NGbert &Iatunftbet
@. Us. NpebeI,
2EiliSWl s7o 80. g3o[tfntorefr., iDifhen &utatv u. Qccaft
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-=S
yspn 6nnannr.

Nem OOrt, 8, NOrbr, gudri6ten pp1n %.
u. 81. meIben, baB am %. unD %. OttOber Elm
nr9tbarer Orfan anf Der Snlel tpiitbet..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
NnGprneYuit0

Grtsg6SnfeIber, 9ierbrauer. aus rsslaa; Es
ntSr,id Ertasen, Jest tprbnteft tn Baltimore m'r0 etla@'
gDtIbeI nj @etsler,
tntbp) Gas 9arbpr gtts, ItIantte Co., N.S.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
MetrppUlitam &aNe,
SIN. 81 SO. 3altimpreftr.

i. Ob.sts apFaI. Xatt erpBent % Sus bOttm SaGI, uraee-
tsn BON eirer bretteu @Glsrie, nebf S%pftfefndl, edIrrp&,
arpet Gnrceroter, Rude a., ernpfetIe th btErmtt FIR BdGe,
btnaun en.
8srntr t%usfstIe i'd tn tiretter gsrbtrbuns NIT rretntr
gD!rtbfndft l22 %. SGpetee ctr. en fepdrot Mrrrn nit ous
zen Bsuiorb ,Wtarnertif9I tir efren pItrat &inorr GiIbJ
etenfe Elm eerdunists eb:efttsfeues G%Inb3immer fur
Bd1ueretue unb prtbdtneettdeS.
8eaeauupen fir bite genannte erGrle nebme I'd ~entsesen
tn ms'ner %g0rtnpns 122 %. 8asstte Str.
(24DtlD1I ., Qltnbndrt
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@pncDrbia Sbeater.
Inter Direction Oe8 9rn. 30. Weoubert.
SrettAs,1O o. RpS.
9enefa< @criteauns flr Sruu an1aIia Serges.
SHUTTER Mn0 Gpbn.
S&AuisisI In s atttn bon Charlotte Sir&.pkifsr.
Ne1fOnen:
1. &btb. Wtuttpr uno Sobn.

/ Att. Der RaFtnraue.
@'neraltn BON Ransielt. GSittn. ...........Sra Seraes
SrunU ter Spbn. 70 SATIRE alt ...............5r Woret
@tbeirrdtbin y. gDsrttenfeIs. it,e Stpsfer. Gran Rufer
@nbreas ,. N;artfelt 80 5. alt itre Sr Serees
stephan D. Tlansfelt, rs 8. alt Stitfi5bne Sr 81, autert
&ebntdnn. Dfcrrer her @eIneinte RaEsfeft....... Or gplIs
Raietnn, Mmtsfbretber Bet q. b, Gnefelt. ..... Sr Gufop
2. gilt Der Wtuttsr Stud.
Srneraltn y. Wtnnste1t .................... 6rau SereeS
@unonIa, Samnter frau her @sneraItn ........B rau @etpe
SHim pr WHrnt1hp
gS.pWnHH. e. ....'...... pr prb't
Strcmtr, palmS Bu1balter. 5r Neumann
Get bsr S%HubIuns; 1928 auf ssm s@IOdt AGmm.
2. Abtb. Ser BOrtusieie Ooer S9lpB Namm.
a. ,. Gtt. Die Ra6barn.
....s........ Or NQdet
Or Steppdn BON Dt1nhtelt ...........,......5r WPeaubert
Brana'sIa fetns Jra1 49,. ..............gr du Meau.ert
@unpulG Sr Gtiwis
Brau Bon ptraW GrG grimm
Serr pom Stebldu @eneraItn 6r 6entel
SEER bon p~rrnttal Sr QDc6mauu
5rtsertG' Elm Otentr Der Stnernltr BsnbIer
4. Wit. Der Eraun.
Weneralth pph U1anste1 Str9eB
Sr Mld1et
Selr1 Drau SGD
Or STEPHAN ...Sr Weaubert
BranAttta' Trau Nsautert
s. Ntt. 9as Bit.
@enfraltn bon WanSfelt.. Tra SergeS
Sruns'.' Serr Utaret
Selno Grau &oG
Or' 9err Meautert
Die Sansluns iPitlt apf Nansftlt is Sabre ipdtsr ais bic
erfe W. ttetiun1.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
SECRETS oFLovE.

One of the great secrets of connu-
bial felicity is resolution to bear
with each others failings Throw
the veil of affection around them and
conceal them. Then you must learn
to cultivate good temper, forbearance,
which is the best method of lessen
ing present evil and ensuring mu
tad correction. The imperfections
of human character constitute the
strongest claims of love. All the
world approves the good that we ex
hibit, and il husband and wife only
estimate that in each, which all are
constrained to value, what do they
more than others? 1t is infrmities
ofcharacter, imperfections of nature,
that call for the pityirg sympathy,
the tender compassion that makes
each the comforter, the monitor oi
the other. Forbearanee helps each
to attain command over themselves.
Few are so utterly evil as TO abuse q
generous confidence or a calm for
besrance.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25

rThe surrender OF Lee fell like
snow in August on the hopes of our
Copperhead friends. The capture
of Richmond and flight of the Rebel
GosernmentEextinguishcd all hope OF
the ultimate success of the Confeder-
acy. TIE murder Of Lincoln dried
up the c1rses on their lips against
loyal men, and constrained them to
exhibit an outward show of respect
tolthe mighty dead. ALI This they
have had to endure within two
months, and as if their cup was NOT
yet full, they have the comforting
assurance that their bean ideal Of a
President was caught like an -ordi-
nary thief concealed in his wife's
petit. Is there any lower depth
for our Copperhead friends to find
yet? Yes, when their beloved JEFF.
performs, the last act in the great
American drama, in which he has
been q star actor for the last four
years. In that act he will appear in
the character of performer on the
tight rope in which he will exhibit
the extraordinary spectacle ofa man
standing on nothing, and pulling by
his neck. To that spectacle all his
Copperhead friends will be furnished
free tickets by their benevolent
Uncle for whose benefit the affair
win come of.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
Notice.

John Dages ! Before John Williams Justice
vs. of the Peace for Gallipolis tp
Martin vanden) GalIia co. Petition for revivor
MARTIN Vanden said defendant formerly
vi of Gallipolis Ohio, and now of Union
town Ohio will take notice that said plain
tiff John Dages did on the oath day of April,
A. ID 1865. file his petition before said John
Williams, the Object and prayer of which Pc
tition ia 10 revive a judgement obtained by
said plaintiff against said Martin Vanden de-
fendant before Joseph runt, Justice of the
Peace for Gallipnlis township. Gallia county,
on the Sd day of April A ID. 1858, for the
sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars
and ten cents. deut and costs of suit, and the
following order was made bv the. said JOhE
Williams Justice of the Peace, to-wit: That
the said Martin Vanden show cause before
said John Williams. on by the 18th day
of June, A. D. 1865, why the said judgment
of sl25. .l0cts debt and costs in favor Of the
said John Dages, and against the said Martin
Vanden should not stan1 revived.
JOHN DAGES.
CJ. MEEEGER, Plff's AtI'y.
April, 27. ls65.-6w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
For Sale.

A VALUABLE HOUSE and Lot in the town
Of Point Pleasant, and a valuable farm on
MERGERS Bottom.
In pursuance of the terms of q Deed oi
Trust executed to me as Trustee. By Daniel
Couch on the 4th day Of October. 1854. to Sc
cure to John Hail and John McCulloch, Ger.
tain Bonds therein specified, which Deed is oi
record in Mason County Recorders Office, ir
Deed Book No IS, page 4S and 40, shall or
the 18th day of June, lse5, proceed to sell al
public auction, on the premises, the house and
lot in the town of Point Pleasant, now oeeu'
pied by Mrs. Ball. being the same formerly
occupied by said Daniel Couch.
And shall, as Trustee as aforesaid, on the
18th day of June, 1865. proceed to sell the
farm on which Catharine Couch, widow Of
said Daniel Couch, now resides, cor so much
as may he necessary for the purpose therein
described" upon the premises, and near hei
residence. Said Farm is situated in Mercer's
Bottom. and contains near two hundred acres
of land highly improved. and presents rare
inducements to thoee desiring to invest
Terms: Said property will be sold on q
credit of one, two and three yrars. Bond and
good security will be required for the deferred
installments, and the title will be retained as
further security.
CHARLES 3. WAGNER, Trustee
May, lS, 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
me, when l die, to Il ave
Happy there with Thee TO dwell!"

A HAPPY WoRLD.-This is hap
py world; who says to the contrary
is fool or something else. There
is everything to make us happy. The
land, the sea and sky contribute to
our enjoyment. The man who has q
good heart sees pleasure where bad
person beholds nothing but gloom.
The secret then, of being happy and
enjoying this glorious world. is to
possess a virtuous heart. Who is
the most contented and cheerful man
in your neighborhood? The man
who has the most honor and possess
es the greatest richest No. 1t is he
rho has nothing but a kind heart.
For nothing ruffles its temper or dis
turb shis repose. The morning sky
the evening cloud-the rolling wa
ters-the bloc ming landscape-the
teeming forest and the fields ofsnow,
give him pleasure that others never
dream of. 1t is he whose mind is
led from Natures God-and every
day that he lives he rs contentet
aud happy as it is possible for mar
to be- Depend upon it, the world i:
a beautiful one, and contains thou
sand sources OF enjoyment, which
they can only see and feel whost
hearts are pure and whose lives cor
respond with the word of eterna
truth.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
OrDhEn ROY.

THIS thorough bred horse will stand the
L present sea'on, at the Farm of Eugene
Donally in Green township near Rodney, and
also at the stableof Peter Knopp in Cheshire
township.
AS to the pedigree of the horse all person.
who are judges of good stock are invited to
examine the Horse and Colts in the County
of his stock There has been much said
about this horses pedigree, and what horse
it is, and where from. Those persons having
60 many doubts on the subject can by calling
on the owner be satisfied by evidence in my
possession of the identity Of sad horse and
his pedigree
e- Terms the same as last season.
Keeper HENRY ZIMMERMAN.
April, 20. 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25

R Certain "Strong-minded" Ia
dies insist on wearing pants, because
of more freedom of action in walking,
running jumping &c. JEFF. Davis in
elines to the belief that petit
are first rate contrivarce for jump
ing fences. In assuming the crino-
line he omitted the CATERS. Hence
in "moving his boots" he failed tc
show neat ankle, the point which
every observing man never fails tc
view. Jef's. crinoline might hav,
saved him, but the ankles Oh crakey
The Michiganders had him at once
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-25
Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to The
n Commissioners of Gallia county, at thei.
next regular session, on the first Monday Of
June 1875, praying for a change of location Of
the State road. leading from Gallipolis to
Athens, commencing fifty feet below Wat.
cons Mill. on Campaign creek, running ives,
to the line of Joseph Rife, thence north on
the line between Henry Watson and Joseph
Rife, to walnut tree, six-inches in diameter,
near the old road, also vacate as much OF the
old road as lies between the two points. .
May,4 a. 1S65.-4vs