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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
A Memorable Incident.

A scene occnrd a, the Presidential
reception yesterday that ought not
TO be oil wed to pass unnoted. Pro-
baby one similar vas never before
witnessed at the White House.
| had noticed AZ sundry times dur.
ing the summer the wild fervor an !
strange enthuiasm which our color.
cd friells always manifest over the
name ot Abraham Lincoln Ills
name with them seems to be asso-
ciatel with that OF his namesake,
the Father ct the Faithful. In the
great crowds which gather from
time to time in trout OF the White
Lou q in honor vt the President,
none shout SO loudly AMI 50 wildly
and swing their hats with such ut
ter abandon, while their eyes are
beaming with the interest JOY, as
DO these simple minded and great.
fsl people. ! have often laughed
heartily at these exhibitions. But
the scene yesterday excited lar 9TH
or emotions. AZ entered the door
of the Presidents house, ! noticed
groups of colored people gathered
here and there, who seemed to be
watching earnestly the importing
throng.-- For nearly two hours
they hung around, until tho crowd
ofwhite visitors be gan sensibly to
diminish. Then they summoned
up courage, andbegau timidly to
approach the door. 6omc of them
were rlchly and gayly dressed,
soma were in tattcrod garments,
and sUme OF them in the most fan.
citul and grotesquo costume. All
pressed eagerly forward. When
they came into the presence OF tho
President, doubling as to their re-
ception, the feeling of the poor ere.
at ng overcame them, and here the
scene is one needing an abler pen
than mine 10 describe.
For nearly two weary hours. Mr..
Lincoln had bcen shaking the hand
of the sovcroigns, and had become
cxcessly weary and his grasp Ian.
guild but hcrs his nerves rallied
at the unwontcd sight, and no
welcomed this motley crowd with
n heartinoss that made them wild
with exceeding joy. They laughed
and wept, and whet and lauQ he'd,
exclaiming. through their binding
toars, God bress you! Col bless
Abraham Lincolnr Goa bless
Massa Linkump Depend upon
it those who witnessed this scene
will not soon forget it.-For long
distance down tho walk, on my
way home, | heard fast yonng men +
cursing the PRESIDENT for this act;
but all the way kept sayiu to NV .
sclf, God bless Abraham Lincoln! F.
He has within him great heart,
that feels for his brother man Of
whatever hue or condition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

IPoor Brigham Young ia q
widower. One of his wives die
on the 22d Of last mouth. Sh,
was the the handsomest of all o.
Brigham's wives. except six.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
FARM FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

have a first rate farm for sale; Il con.
fains 800 acres Of good land, there is leO
acres Of improvements on IL, good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower hoor, q
good cellar under the house l5x39 feet
walled with brick, the cellar is always dry
The house cost me 81 900; also, good
bank barn, 3Jx4O. The soil varies. part
is sandy soil lonm and muck. There is two
good large bearing apple orchards Of choice t
grated fruit, and the beet peach orchard in
Fulton county, grape vines. pear trees,
duinces, with ornamental trees, DC, In a
healthy location, good water in abundaucs
at all seasons OF the year. There is sheds,
stables aud other out buildings. have
lived on Il twenty years. II is a delightful
farm and In good repair, good fences, &c.
The timber land Is covered wits choice oak
poplar, white ash and other kinds.
II lies one mile east and west by one.hall
mile north and south, good county road
crossing Il and another along north side o
Il. II lies between the Air Line Railroad
and Wabash d Erie -four miles from one ant
FIVE miles from the other. | will also sci
farming tools, cattle, horace. sheep, &c OF
rea sonable terms.
For further PARTICULARS address,
A.B 5UNN.
oct27 Beta. Fulton County. Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

1PIt is probable that the shirt
of Nessus was simply a shirt moi
paid for.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
Licensed Claim Agent.

Pensions. Bounty aud Back Paw. and
Bounty for Soldiers discharged on aeooun,
Of wounds received In battle. aud ali claIms
againss the Government collected with dis.
patch
othee In Hsdges' New Block, Second
Floor, Tialn ohle.
o,,s7 A, ,H..sYERs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

DPThe New York Legislature
has passed. the bill for a paid fire
department in the city.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

ITWhat is that which gives
cold enres a cold, AMI pays a doc
tors billl A draft.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

TNever use gold snnff.box.
Gold is not to bo snoezcd al.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

Why are good resolutions like
fainting womenl Because they
want carrying ont.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
Geo. T.. Seney,

late Jpass OF couH Of Common Plsas.)
Asatsy vat law, rifhn, Ohio, Has retired nor
the army, aadrssamsdtAs prae,ios of hw,ana vii
give his whole st,satlon TO nrofessioAal hasiass.
the Shawhsa uoass.
Dec, rs, 1884, IN,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
Capt SAMUEL UARNTR.
No. 33i $. Fight Street Reading; Ia
Coughs OF Long Standing Cured.

We ereceivrdth he fol,oWina ito1 Tues, n y.
In NisIAWr--uKAn SIR; take peasurein 10.
trrirr YOU thfrugh tus source. thst Sopi Pine
Ttrc la Curf',i, ,hich wss ended tor m y
'augut't hy VII. A, Hall, Of this cty, has cured
rst oC % cough Of more than i've months standing
hsi thought her beyond cure, and had smrlnys q
ihe best medical Bid without any benefit. ! IN
qhsetfnlly reconrendi IL TO the public snfe I'D
snfe temsLv for those sim lHTlN afflicted, ss know
Of many oiher ensrs besides that al my daughter,
that ithas eur.d "i long standing coughs.
Yours, Respectfully,
ions v. PARKER, nsguerean Artist,
No. '9G Gshesee 81, UtieH, N Y.
have used DI Wishau's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial in nv family, tud coIdisiN Trc'nrend IL as
vausb aud safe medicine for Coids, Cought,a nd
Ia. G. A. FoSTER,
No. 100 Genssse street, Utica,N. Y.
Mr.. Ward says:
DR. WIsHARr SIR: had Bronchitis. In
hammation of the Lungs. Shor'ness Of
Breath, and Palpiiation ol the Heart in their
worst forms had been treated by several
of the most eminent physicisns in Philadel
phla. but they could not stop the rapid
course cf my disease, aud | had despaired
OF ever icing restored TO health. / was
truly on the verge OF the grave Your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended
20 me by a friend. | tried 1t, and am thank
iul to say that, alter using tour large and one
small bottle, l was restored to perfect health.
You can give reference to my house, Nc 96s
North Second street, or.at my Office OF Re
eeivtr Of Taxes, from a. N. tO2P NJ cor.
ner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets.
JoHN WARD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-27

glts Wcntbriluro uno S uiaabe NIT ettpa
3pGlfen pon Der g8d4e bur3 eemSlbten
Durfsans bes &at bauIe3 uuf ben Weurft
anltiirmten, ba lpiden bic 6run5oleu segen ben
Saol bin, aus benz iett Splepb WOIiu1 her=
pprItii ate nit einem blanfen S9werte in leis
ner Sanb Sin Sieb, ber ibn quer ibcr bic
Stirne traf. itiir5te ibn an Der S4pe(e bes
Saales nieDer
S6on Idritten Die tpiitbemoen 9iirser iiber
Die 2eidname Der Shrisen Iotpcbl aI8 Der
Sran5ufen binres ais ite OieIe 5uriifprdr 9ten;
ollein iie beOudten nidt OaB blS gelesen bes
1ioli6en Str6boftbpres ba8 Nnor1ngen Der
GeIatrm9eu pe8 .59lciies Ian9e bate binhals
ten fSnnen uub lieB eS frei in Ger Sait.
Sebt brin9teu ii9 Die 6runspien aus bem
2bOre berauS uno nabnen Die 8Irser in bic
Wtitte. Gou Wtinut gu Minute m rbe buS
Sduf fletn tIeiner. Yaropn! rief es bier unt
bort. unc ia tpareu lie einseI6lofen.
Ser Gcmm 1nrunt muBte nit bem itrens-
fen 8efeble feline Splpaten bitten lonit pdreu
ale fdmpf noen Yiir9,r uiebersemetelt tpors
ben. War ba5 GlenO friiber arpB ieet fAate
ber55erreibeuDes Webtla9en Die Stabt.
Go.t tIrSauA frIatl
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4 { nillfto d.
Gin QlrntenbGils6eu mnb fein,
SeipDbner. 9U
eine gOItsssf9i9te aus tsm sasr. 1889.

(8rrtfsuns) .s.
G8 blieb ibm nur Gins - ober oieS Cine
1T e5 AUDI allein, mas bieSeele ilt. ben idmers
item unO idredli6fen strnben beS 2ebens
aufre6t bdlt, mas III bic tieiIte 6tnIterniB ei=
nen &i9tltrabi, in tie Nnslt oes G,re8 nen
0cHuunssl4imnter fallen ldBt, raS @jebet Der
|sldubigen Seele. @r betete in beiBer Snbrunlt;
|ni9t fit liA aber, "benn ait li9 ta9te er ia
|ni4t, lonoern fiir @lilabetb, Die er ben Sdnben
itrer Wutter unb Der herbeieilenben llrlu a
lber9eben bate.
gSdbreno Gle Sran5pIen bic 1ntere 3biire
iprenSten, rransen bic beioen Off5iere, 9efol9t
BON ;tpei SOlbaien Der Miin3tt urtburnltpude,
ur6 bic pifsne Tbiire il, bas @Ottesbdus4en
binein. Gas laute @ebtla9en ,ipeier 5rauens
ltimmen leitete 5u Der Tbire Der Trau Oreis.
Sic ftie6en lie auf. arer - pe sebannt blie6
Wontbrilarb auf cer S9welle iteben.
@s sbt cine Wia6t bic audi ras 6er3 beS
91oheiten beiiest; cine Wtudt, bic ielbit tie
6lanlmen bes lpiitbenbiten 3Orne8 lSiden FAINT.
Sine 10 DIE unli9tbare @epu't ergriff Die See'e
bes 6ran3rlen, alS er nit fc4enoen BIute bic
9bire aufriiea uno lein Bid Da8 iiberi4aute
mas 1i4 i6m barbDt
gluf benz 8eit ausseitredt lag paS Wdo6en
obne Spur nes 2ebenS. lie lanlnlernbe Wlut=
ter belt lie ln Nrme uuN lebnte ba8 9aupt
an pie 8rult beS lcblpien Smbes. 3ur Sete
oes 8ettes itano, aber be au9 i'm leblplen
uitanbe 8 ebli@e li9 netaenb llrluln, unb
ibre Tbrdnen rieieten uuf bas tSbte, bic dye,
l4Dne Nntlie. 3u SiiBen B Sett 8 fniete
Der alte Punfra3 nit pOr ben 0irpen 5ulamz
mene epreBten tdncen SIN Dem blethen @et
lidte bes @reiIe8 lag Elm bOcenloier S4mer3
aue seoriidt, unb rie Ebrdnen, teren cine bic
onoere iiber bic bur6furbten gSansen ia9te,
Soben 3eusnib BON ber Stin1m11n5 leiner
Seee a.u
U'pntbriiarb Itanb tpie be5aubert in Der
Tblre, b,r @eoanfe, tpelh' enen Samnter ein
rOber S9er3 in bieie Stdtte Der Nrmutb sez
braht, ourd3udte ibu, uno bic innere Stinlme
rief nit rcrnernber @enalt t9m 5u: Gu,
bu bait eS perl9ulbet! ~.
Wtontbrilarb'5 otr5 mar 10 en'meuift nod
nl9t, baB oieier @inbruf Ipurlos prrii6ersez
9anlen wdre st IieB Ielnen 6altenblid pas
3immer our6forI6en, MI aI8 er ben @eIu@z
ten ni9t erbldte, ItloB er Die Sbiire tpje er
81, ranbte ii4 5u iein NJ @encflen 5euillaoe
unb laae: 6ter lit er niAt, uno Numano oarf
bieie S9relle iiberI rI6reite1r. Sd merbe iie
bewahen!
Aber er 1T in bieiem 6auie /! rief Der piitbe
enoe Marquis.
Das CLAUDE d IelbIt, erpieoerte Wpntbriz
Iarb ollein in bielem 3iinmer ilt er ni9t.
Dur9ludt bas !6aus, ipdbreno i4 bier blei@
Re.
Cus seidab itneu. so fleiner &uum
mar Bulb bur6lu6t. Nirqenbs mar cine
gpur. Qln baS &anin ba9te &einer.
@r nrub III bieieut @enla4e i.in! rief Der
5nriidfebrenbe UtarquiS.
Sn bleIem Nusenbtde beulte bic @turnl=
slcde uno rol6 fOl9ten mebrere&anonenl4alle
bon Stablef berab.
Bas lit bus? fraste 6euillabe pcll S9rez
den
Nufrubr in ber StaOt i6rie MOnttriiaro,
unb elite NIT Ieinen 8eSleitern binipeg,
obne an ettpa8 9lnberes ipeter 5I benz
fen.
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aeheim en- &ranfacttem

1MnpIle ,tnh oriturI.fhg {iureT +,
i'I"s"' ""0 . S'''@'' = ~ ;"
oeheineu Srnnfhrffen
- ~
Aeadt psrter ais ta ib 3eusunsSundtisrttt. SGtpal
n benz aen unD cen @lcsern Gntuinbunsen ter Rierer
nnb 8die, Saansnersebunstn, S9wade Der Neroen Md'
etnitwdde, Wattistett Nteberse9astnbtt @erfdnses'
l&tpade Ser3flepfen S4f&ternbeit 3tern user6wa@e
SGwinbel Rppfitmerj Gn5nsnns les 5dIles, Der gtat
ber eunse bss WasenS her Gtnae~;fe uno ausr lene'
ebe be BON etiien sstenen 9ewcbntt ten eer Jusee
n espsn s ys ssrrSssn M @
@ tsS s st ss
n5a4 MAIDEN nD suIst cen s0rpsr anb Stnn ssrRSrsa
cSuune 1G9nrer
H8sa 80
beSpnSers .de RE pr i.r.s oebeten qaNrs tepprbsr
r;s, W. s t.ss. .ient. =, ,snh .ntnsSefsr
n~usr -, S.r e.
not s.ssrt u4s tr esisS ss%s n'dt asfH
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III GOnnecttctst &eeD Cuttings J"
Gmpens icebsn 20 Rsaen pprsaSIt@er 0u0ssa' ~ '>4
tsuisem TTtsfe xMMrGhAs1
.u(nsrIG 81 &r&Gnst place "S0' ~''"'V'''
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SCENES SGufein, fleines Saufein,
@asft bu's, Semen arcs ju bieten,
Die res Samples Sort6eI fennen,
Die Der Woffeu blauie We9re
9u seiibter &e@teu fii6reu,
1tnb bu ielbft bift ipnffeulos {?
4. - L q q 4

IW ~ ttS y"
gln icnen Saoen oer llntererildung bate be>
arnte prcteltantiIae Bfil3er ltnenoli4 piel lin:
bell buloen selernt. Seit SpinrIa in biz
Bfal; einaeiallen mar NIT ieinett in rem ytte:
oerlonoen entnteni6ten @poniern I it ber
Ore' 6isidbrise Sries feline Srpaten setra4t
felt bic sSran5oien Die Pfalj nit Seuee Hnt
Sdwsrt rerbeerten, mar Gin 10 GberflieBenbes
Waas bes Summers iiber ba8 9eIeS etc ga /
setommen, oaB man li9 punoeru mubte, ipenu
man ncd inc beitere Miene in Dem 2anbe
lab, ta8 1einer beiteren Belpphner tpesen
beriibnt mar. .an7 81, b
Die frSbli4e Pful5 am Iteine mar Elm
0ano bsr Tbrdnen, fer Grmutb, be8 Glenoa
setpproen. $50 Die 0ran3oien nod ni6t ses
ienst unb 9ebrannt, oa battsn lie es ii6er
1i9 rod rprbebalten, unb wrq en- erlt aui
lunsiamen @ese ale ardfte ausiausen, ale
@ebu eridSpfen. ssYs-.
8a9aracb mar nun Ibon 3iem i4 lang un=
ter ibem eiiernen Scepter. 8ranpl4aeu11'
gen, Gteuern, 2isferunsen batten lid Die 8iir
ger aefatlen laHen. lR Bbanblun9 II rOber
@emolt batlen lie NIT unterorjiftenl Grimm
ertraaen oils Iie uber i 1T I'M lleberipra
beIn bes rpbelten lleteritut es oas Seili9l bum
antalteten, ba8 3ubt urto S6tu biilet, olS
lie ibre 6ralen unO IDdier uuf 5u&tlO e
9Heiie Sfientlib bobnten lrnb uliBbanoelten, ba
scbr rilper Der 6ab unb Der Or mm in
Dem mibbanpelten Ser3en auf. Wobl bate
Der 9farrer iie gum Oulben ermabnt aber
ols fe ielbit 3euse ner robe aluft lite mur'
oel,, oa rib bsr biinn 9etpOroene Saben Der
@crulb. l 81.
MunG. fieIsn 70, obne Wuifen, pbne Werts
;eu9e, bic 6ran3oien OH 9lnbere rannten in
bic 9duler, bas grfe, 8elte uufsreifeuo, mas
ais gtaffe bienen fonnte. Der olte @lSdner
mar, ais er ben auu,pf b'siuneu fab, an bic
Sturrtslode seeilt, unb ouf bieS 3ei6en Der
glraernctb fl Omte'GGeS bepuffast uuf ben
Dlartt. UNI ben 8riibern 81 beIfen,
go lanse bic IbOrma@en nl9t ber3u ta-
men, 70 lanse bon Stabled berab ni9t Sau.
fen berbeieilten, mcdte RE Gapferfeit ber
RirRsr ielbf ben tampfseibten Gruppen 90.
|fSHrli9 nser8eh, ana. r., -
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N1ene 0am,pflehiff .0nie ,

IS 9IeMe D4mpflcbiffzNtnie,
<11EM 9dqlI6
ussSzS&aSz3 Iccn Baltimore mad
Sort Wtonrrc, 9tcrfrlf, SIm NOint uno
Nihmrnb.
Ottst qtnte Taft bic pls uub elssa~ ttn srfe
GlaEe Eampf& lie an tea sen eenanntfn Sden fahren:
@tsrse 9earp. Cart 9 BldemGL
SamtS Z. 8ra6s Capt. S. 20
Dieelteu fatrtn ben absns 9Ssnsrs tDbdr ntr
Spm G nbeber Nreetrtd Str.
as une febtn tn Gst Ncnrrt ben Rcet nrp ttsI ten
Dampfern
GttsUptnt. Cart Eaibrtt,
Dtetatpt eapl Dtsl ~
In gtrbt cuns reIGt mit aasst6nete @altsns mntsrH
etnstrt&te. 8ub. , "a.
&uf RIdf Hrt SerIaTeu bttft Damper RttmpnS tds-
lid unr 4 t.n ut ben Dlmrf rn
6eCree 9eore uno 3 a me- Vreee
tn gerbin Hrs prN cm neu tn Saiom1r Fe@'''e uf Die
rod Often sete ban &ifnbahnJul an
puiTase rttIa eIpb'O Sansu nit benz uNr Is Uu.
3us 81rbtrsa MAIDEN mt tstr e lh Dcs
49, u. 70. Sbaw, Sare-tnb't,
fnAl2osI Sdt ms Ufb.
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BUR l1nterbsaduug brr Quadial6.rel etabltrt.

Der sin,tge D!ab In tsr Nslt, no fi&sr'
nnelle uno grIHrl'ds Guren II,
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Gr 4 q I'm # o II .

Nttuteb bss t5usli@en Goaesums br gDunsare In esm
bon raburter zines Der ersn uepiiinten @0aesten
8er Stadten ter ben erSF he'll etnts Qebens tn ben
5epit Tern BON 2SAep Darts plildbelpbtd une
Sdften ;ustbra6t bat einse paneerbaen 9tIunseu
oolenbet BON be en- tie @ef6idte her Wsstjn weS ln
tibiis 2ebenbe Rte Ntrp6t Mno nnber'u
Rranftetten itt iple 4. .. AUDI bic bt pl6BIten Sc
rduden m iebr errede Bic u pit err5tbeu bel sertastu
kletutatetten u. f. %. Wurbea auaenbldli4 eebetlt.
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DR.. Johnston,
Ba1timOre eod.9ofpita1.

ber etn,iss Nr3t, psIGtr oujsist.
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gVIVRm NcutIhe '7I
y u d b an B nm s

JtD. Z68 2DeF Ptuls ~. n,,c.
,rtEsen 5sssertdRr. nHb Daarfe Dfasse, YYas made.
SO emyfseIs ssr%s sissm srStea s8hea fr aaee
tSt nnrSsans eteeran Ss SMO.as as' stao
s%uIbacbsr, giptfn, GefaHsbaSef HH' 3"''' '''SDH
e$rttss Elm r,tSDartsts Eager asr 9rstSmsssrtalteu
r,~riSDufs 9Vdba&tr eteosrea~es n 70" IN eas.ti~1
SssrssGaFeus: aBteserDtrsans sssaiten eien Suseme
"ta n Ne S,AS ASseaeHunaen w<rbeu prs,upt teturak
@ aud Iefhs t@ aus metMer retmb0Ittaen 2etAbtbysc
tptI 0StdttE are inter BIN Mutgatn Btbsasuaetn.
0uSSfbI o. Ctuuta Hau I'm.
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9errentletOerlaDen,
Eseas%rdttGrae &C. sSs nnb e6sh
Vletnsa eee5rten Greunben nub BEN 8ublfsGa MAGE
biermtt be Guseiss, bas ib oas loon felt 3aBrsaan
Esem Base etoerte GsiGdlt R6erncmmeu babe nnb be-
pGnbts Elm rebatises Eager i9Saeu olib 8earbsia
tcteu errentlsiberu ueHer 5acon W Ben 6igfen Bret
en- Soer1t5s baltsa uub au4 iO4e au 8eReIuns aners
iser Derbe. GtOe fiEr ESRterrSGs nnb Scien3euSe in
neu Gortsn uub "a auen greiiea. Geruer cine auss
uoRl Mesen&isae 6tSae &C.. iokDIe aas in tiees GAO
sim@Lasen6s Nrttfsl. -s
~ Nne GeaeuuussH weTSea pro1!st, 6ifItg aat
HrBeaer SSrif arsefertiSt werben-
y. e. a0tfeg.
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GDl60fen> SSantilien

r..t r. t5unsn tprs Nniprlpe fir
0anborloer, Sr!r, Ncnlien uno y iicn'
uclocr
Srrmrt erlletttrt erba ten.
EterIp Rudadnbe son 1plb wet1r fur DINA cer Nr.
uet unS Ndrine i1lts Enb. WIn menbe Il b an
HSm = Siu,
20 20 Ief tapsttefr 1, 3 fillmore
9ths IuSfunil mirh unent elplih ertttut. j..
~ Anfrnsen uUe dusmarts muHen etnel Dot ans
entbatex fur btG Antr r. taprl2D
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Gerntant0 S5Dfe',
yto 346 G'Strabe, 5wii4en a unb 6. sn
Die 1nerSe4ueten, Gt-entCmer cbtseu 8 IT, erlaubt
td' btern'tt oaielte &m 8eeoten YuDltfum Fonts lGs
5reu ben mt 8eannten beneus ,u empf ben uats 3A
ieph @erpdrbts eetuue bat & cies pteI fet bee been
8utes erfr.ut une &c ptre uni eitses sefresen etp
ben saen gIameH bteiss 9aafes aaf edit 5a erbaltea.
@rsebenf
&ubreos 5prpbS.
{30Gp3Wtt) -. " Ibfetfen
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Ndlfe, RTemptiOnSpapicr< fir
2luSI ,noer, Gnbere BOA naebtent
Ipuo dne arten seri& 1er Orlunsnte rbeu mt JroSst
So siait ttaiae Dretien Ia ustnsr Ofie das5tfet N
wprGaf ID tas nStl&t Yu Itum bsonOerS ;fner''a@
mohs. GhpmaS " Ht4 Netnsa
tQianSi ND 81 SternV1*.-
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1888 ra GefAGf38 NIDttS. t@I.
gPetu.u rertbeu aanSen sur RaGriGt SGb t6 kas aa.
beIonnte 9teuCr. unb gDetn8ef 9dft -n. r-ea
SO. "a Ga 2Dmbartfsr., Gr1e SUu Tr0nf,
anter Der ata 8tsG wte bisber nt unse@Tassu 8OnSf
fertfubre. fr2 fb.s sic l.qr
(21urt1mtI atG1. 8. SteDeEt.
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llrtte't BET 0reGe.

Die rielt Eauiense mtlt pdtenb ter Iebten ebenaebn
Sabre lit eeer Nntat t rt teM unb bic Merae mid.
tiger ipunbdrsten Srera cuen peltt Or. SebnfS auf.
fubrte beusn eie Seiungs Rapprrsre ns ple dneere
Dcrcren tepcrrteh nrten ena Ymbi;:ua All neSerbrtn
Walen rnsrritet wurts prf sne d In ge,us auf etnen
Gharafter ais @bre ii Wesrs daf gtarae unb 9e.
pHentuftigtet ine Yeietneen sine tnrei6enbe 0ewdbr
leifuae r-.s sEagx s,E ..gl-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-27

fir Nuiprii6e an Die . 5t Reaieruns
uUm riidftaneistm SuIS, SOuatn, NenTsaea
Nrfem0eIesr.
DIE untsr,ethntten wel6s iber Jabrs tn esr ~
Nru,ee ais DIR eu ee6ieat bab trp, sea ss al IN
Ipr ue gen b.e Rstsruns erh5n Ou ritter ne her uns
Srcpani Re nn an Ir snlliece 5plodttu uap per-
lHa,a 0attratmssper fur eraH Rrt ssIeiaa5srs rws
ad BIZ HaOnatl sa 3atIIueea ur 5rauen naS " utter UOu
RrifeSsefane nea
er1tltirt.
WCaa peues RG tn rGutt.ten Brief oeer ps-I5nlG an
6Itp s. &mGrp.
Hlu 12aJtt Ar shP tuf
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@eIdGft8> >AnSeiae.

T. SeRtt Co. baben TT w. "a stosp 3cwatbar., mcbe
Sasetter elm a6DieieIe unb NetotI DruG-Q5cidft uub
ApOtbtt er6ne 6err Steintofa< irb oerett bic pr.
parasn webtamenten aIf's SInftfe befprsen
se rr he Serrtn Asrate 0te has Eblitum TIA Aagtmts.
auf t5Fi@R aUimtrtfaSa ma&en
(l2R5t3Itt) a aa &. Gtuft &c GD.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-12-22

ni,cd 9tatc-, which Is a government, Of
perpetual union will observe aud
abide by all cuactmcnts OF the congress
Of the nited States, and proclamatious
u The President, made since the begin
ming % the rebellion with reference TO
slaves ! take this oath Tor affirmation
IA good ialth ior the purpose Of aiding
ana participating 10 the formation OF Il
Stat" government, loyal 10 the United
~'ntes and republican IN form. under
and IN acceptance ot the provisions 81
The Con ti'ution Of the I ni'cd States
guaranteeing b. each State Il republican
form Of government
So Ind bs n Gutb,r aarf,d.
Ibutu- soon As II fill opportunity shall
have been gwen to all qualified persons
90 register themselves ~ voters tho
Governor may. ithc numlcy thereof w.
not ]" ,auu thrac-iourths If the mum.
les 81 Votes cast in Ia" state ia the
Presidential election oi 1850 call ruu.
'cniipn which shall hc uppor,iucI
among the several counties according tu
,h" number 81 qualified ,prr g. shown
hy ihr several regi4trirH The number
ai members &C the convention shall lc
hSed hy the Governor bat shall not hc
lcs, than the number ui members of the
ia.t Legislature ON joint ballot 4 una
iqrity Of the whole number shall lruet.
ezsary for quorum Tho convention
-hall draft constitution a. br admitted
To- the qualified voters t.r ratification
- s1uu as the 'un-res of the United
state, j. satisfied that the said Canstlu.
tlan is republican, ia form and repre-
-euf- the voluntary desire oi the major
ity Of th1 prop" 1t tire state 20 organ
Ife 10 state Government iuyM o. ta.
I nith' states and republican IN form
HHi .uh-imcc. it shah su declare rs
blIi ami thereafter the State Govern
mgu' organized according to the pra
visions OF this art shall hc deemed the
legitimate and recognized Government
OF Oh" state the iuhatiwuts at the
State shall hc relieved of all restrictions
WHd disabilities upprr,aIulug or c,Irr
ialIy applying Ia states cor districts ia
instruction aud the State shall lr,u
Nt.sl t' sulatiuu iu both branches
II Congress. and thc choice Of ric.ta-.
Cor lr.sieu, and Vice President of the
lu"l STATE. ia regular elections iaI
Use saline
Ihi intelligence has occupied -0fs
ipaty ve prarmc taoaucn'ioH of pa,
r.a!,t for ouc atticlc IN another col
wmn viii lr found our comment unou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-12-22
ne Meeting OF Congro~-'.The Rad
COL Platform. Sumner Resolu.


zeal r'a''o' ~ ''"A'' ''''o'u'
uons
The Washington ,ity correapundent
r,bc New Orleans Picayuue, immedi
.s;nr ,l,o ~, e,,pg os C,,,r,..
a'ei! p''eN
wrote as iplio"s
The speech Of Nj Coliax, On
saturday evening. was, in the high
le,,ce eigniGcant and important
g5lr,, E,ova Ia n MAJ, III.
W -, - -. n n
views anu '''r''' 80 ~,
.rn member o. INV 'io"s' OF hop.
lcscntatiyes lie wishes TO be re-
elected Speaker and he has come
d. the conclusion that the safest wly
a.,o,uplish that end Is by r,lling
la b,,,or;no tho y;o,,.. r.
10 "'." ~ mo ,,c,nLo.. n,
the m'J'''.'
hl7 ascei t''"e" '"'' INC '""Joriit ~
tbc members are opposed to the Pres
.trnt'l restoration policy. opposed 20
Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-12-22

\ kutiA> Is nay authorized ugctt
during my absence from thr State to
Transact all blsiucss 900 uiy maine
T. SIWAtII
ngepmb,r ! l-Ht ulIu