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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24

f6nne, bil6et Ii6 bieIe Static rubig beran unb balb
pirb eS 10 tpett fonlmen, bab man niGt ben sare
bigen, ipnoern ben, Der nod 5lir bempfrati5hen
2ebre fib %befennt, ME fe bier BON elmer Ansabl
baracterlOIer Snoiptbuen 9etrieben trirb, fir Elm
undergraduates WeIe ell ertl6rt. Oian b6re, mas
Der superintendent Der Bfientliden S6ulen in
Wliilcurt iiber bic 6urbi9en ia9t III ieinem SeriGt
all Die 3e9tslatur iiber ba8 SGulmeien.
ug9dbreio feline Sflentliden @elber fir bic Gr>
Sitbung %farbiger Sinber ~an9emieien irarerl, bin id
%eritaunt, 10 Diele Bripatldrlen Der Sarbigen 81
leben, pelde, unterItiiet BON ben Otit9liebern Die
Ter Static, fi6 IN bliibenbem 3ultanpe befiubel.
gtOd berDr Der Staat Die Wtttel CUR @ntjiebrn0
oeS IdparSen WtalneS ol8iebe1 miro, iperoe1l
Siele bon pieIen im Stanpe lein, ais Qebrer auf3u.
treten ullc sur Grbebun9 i9re@ SplteS peientlid
bet5utra9en.
@abrlid Elm i96nersS 3cu9ni6 fam niAt leiGt
al1sg.I telt iperD,nl No6 nt1t Elm SaGr lit pers
0an9en, leitpem Der Staat DilIplri ii6 befreit
bat ppnl 6l1he Der Sclaperei. 9tp6 bat Der
Staat 10 meri9 Set 9ebabt, 1id Don her burd]
ben 8iir9erfrieg berrcr8ebrddten uhlterOrOnun9
S1 erbolen, bab BON ie68Sig Counties nidt etInluI
etu 8eridt itber baS S6ulne1en eiulief, mas bait
fig barin leinen @runo fano, DAP i'll gar mardem
County bic Sdulpr9ariIation llldt porgellonlrlelI
merbell bnrfte, neil uidt Swei Yiiroer ~aefunbe1
mrrben, melde ben Gip ~leiIteten lrnb baburb 1td
,ur uebernabme irgenb zines Gertraue1SamteS be-
fabisen %tonut,u, unb idpu bubsu Die reradte'
ten, perldmdbten vNi9Ser" ii6eruu ibre Sdultr
aIf eigerle Soften erridtet, balten its i'm @anSe
uno pcrpen BALD I'M Starbe iein, Elm Contingent
bon Qebrern Sl ~liefern.
Sino iolde Oldrner ntdt eber bcS 8iir9erredts
tpertb, ais 0iebeleu, Die III barbarii6er @ewobn'
belt aufgepahiet, ms, unlere 6reibeit, unlerf
3utunIt ~SerItDren u10 infer Staat8ipe Ien Surltd'
l6leuoern mputen i'll bic %finltern 53nltdnoe oeS
Wlttelalters? (g8elt I'll. @Oit.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24

aabe an bic 0tberalen unp Grmorbuns bes
Sen. Meiia. Capt. @bOllon unO lieutenant
8ura lplten in Der Na6t pom Sonntag Sort
Watan3as an 100 4tberale In Der Gerfleis
buns BON GOntras@ uertua's iiberseben &C.
@bOllon purpe entpedt unp perbSrt unp bin~
9eriGtet. Wur6 entfam.
allie Bel benz Complete 8e>
tbetligte waren q meritaner.
DaGelbe 8latt ipri6t nod BON einem an
beren GomplOtt, Das aber ais uSerd6tlt6" be-
aetdnet wtro.
Der &an9erp ertpdbnt audi eineS Gerlu=
DIES BON Seiten eines Gterltlieut. Maper, ben
er einen lioameritanilGen Nbenteurer nennt,
ben Gen. @eibel s%lauben gu MAIDEN, baB bic
tatlerli6en Gruppen auf cine 9lnsabl 9eute
auf Der ameritanil 9en Settle bes 6lules 9e'
feuert bGtten, mas Der 9tan1ero far cine Gig.
ettlart. Ct, laet, mad Der Stelung oet
feinoli9en Sruppen miibten bic S6iNe bon
ben Qtberalen aus auf Die amerifani lNs
Settle 9egangen Iein.
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Au4 mericp.

Na6 bent NlatamOras &an4tru bonn Is.
SttOber, Der nGbere Na6ri9ten iber ben
Isstsn srfOlslUlen Nn9rif Der 2iberalsm auf
NtatamOros brinst, re&tfertt9ten bte failer=
lldpfn &ruppen ibren STUFF bepunoernspertb.
GS wurosn 90 @efunsene sema6t unb elm.
9rObe Wlen9e Outlaws umsebra6t nnb
pernuhcet.
Sen GlpinU1a, Der 3weite i'm COMMANDO,
purpe 9etDotet unb fiel IN bic SGnpe Der &at>
ierli6sn.
Ote 11euelten NaAriGten BON Der NrCnt.
la9tn, bic faiierlihen 5ruppen lei.n in Der
@srEUlaun9 Der Fu9ti9en ,,outlaws.s Be-
9rifen.
Sen. 9tnCjCid U@.se p~.rtpunost unb nod
8rOpnsoile gebra9t. 9tau 8eri6ten pOr
BrOmnsOtae betrdst Der 8erlult v. out
laws'' lber 500 SDbte nnb 8ertpnnoete.
Nn6 Dem Nan4erc pom %. beltanb etn
Srrl9wUrun9 in Der Stapt 3u oeren ueber
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24
SCANDAL in 3eeSbMra, ga.

Dor flr5er Belt ereianete liG in Qeesbnrq
Ga, elmer Don jenen 8dlen, meI6e 3susnit
9sbsn, baB ba5 OtebeGentbum nod ni6t gan.
aus9elpitlt bat. Se6s pptr Iieben BON Mcs.
b9'0 Sonee tamen ndmli9 BEL belem Sag
I'm @alOpp in bic StaOt s%eritten, aelticulir.
ten uno fu6ten unp 6etrusen fa iterbaupt
p 'nperlhdmt, ais ieirn lt elm 6aufe pOr
NatoerS uno tamen i'm Nuftras ibres 5aupt-
mannS. Nur nit MIbe unp 9ilt selana eG
Dem 5auptmann MaoilOn pom 1913. N..N
Ne9 ment, bier Der 6erIe ein3ufaneen. Cine,
oaOOn wnrpe mad 0in4elter abeeliefert, neil
er bort i4cn eintn Nt9er eri6OIen bate. Die
eneeren Drti wuroen ben GipilbebGrbtn Don
Seesbnr9 ilberSeben, Die le uber Obne @eite-
rec pieoer fret lie6en.
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Sieb1abl 1T Gigsntbum.
Sin S4Sprt fir Sic rSrousn.

gIs Yront6cn ieiu farpieS 8uG i6rieb, bem er aus
Brii ten FER beNeren EXTRACTION" Rem Gitel CAB ,Giaeu.
tbun1 lift T>iebfabI," No6te CT MIDI, HlB 70 aud cine
autere GnITaiiung Der Slde gGbe, tenn er 8 ute niemais
cine 9hee bon Der Art unn g}ei'c, m;e INN bier in ante.
rita ros 9apitet iibsr rVfoieS unb bic 9rorSeten" b bano
set. Ooh .ur SADIE. Am IA Ncobr. belt Diff annd
Didinion, ter S6redsn oner Sumter uuS br1pptiiten
sineH Scrtrag, IN benz mir be undnsenebrls
Baffd9e ftnten: rSo9lei1 ua6 Ter Seiratb bFoiunt Der
G6emann nit 8eriat, feline 6rau auf eiuen 3uftanc Der
l~e salifr.en @rmu'b fir i6r san5es 9eben suriif,ufibrcn.
Der Mdrn rffret ieine Nrnte nn6 iein Ser., aber er
fef feinen q IobeuteI, fo6aGt, ieire frau
oaus fonint. G5 lit 3eit fir eiuen @9emann, su
riiIen, toB tie 6rau, bic sr III Ieinem Deibe nintmt, ebenz
10 gut bas Sts6t gu teiuem q IbteuteG BAT. ais er ielt1f,
GGrGBr GrplauS rem lie 1T eb no 81 Elm Slid bon
ibm, ale ieiue eisspe 6anb, oser fein auue. .U1 nm muo
finb elm Qeit." Ater bic Dtdnner i&l esea ibr @elb
uno il1eu bauu III eiuem tes ~Ilbernren 3on: "Beg,
beg" Die i&5ne @~prebetin iaste bann, Il
tynue Grauen, meGhe in iGSufn 9GuIern unc Parloren
lebten, aber gu ibrem BripatlebrauG bon BEN @doe its6=
len TO& mie i&redli6! peI&eS ibnen sese6en pirb nm
eletid unb Semitic 5u Ifauien! BIZ Grt unb GSeiIe, pie
gtdaner i6re 6rausn binii6tli6 beS 9tGoes b~p5aubeln.
ntad. lcttere anih,iaenp 10 seiSil rnb 10 senlein beinl
Gin%faufsn. sc fi tie Gfn6t elmer 6rau uno beionsers
Uiutter, ifren Self unb itr SerI su biIten. ienr
in ibrer Senb ~teionbers Id3e tis @rtebuns unh
bas S&i6ial unherbIiner Ssel.n. gu fiei,m 3wede niIe
fe, bic nStbise freie 3eit NIB RE nD1bisen W tel bnben.-
Gben1nner ieb mot ssn,iu unO lust jebsnfaIs Dor
tsm S@lafeu8eRen cure @eIbbsntel anf benz PuIte Iiesen
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Ser Nrdfioent unS Der Siben.

Gin Correspondent Der 81. q. Wolt aus
@albinstcn fat, Der 9rdioent 1i nit ben
Nnli6tsn Der Nfebrbeit (republifaniIaen) bes
GOnsreifeS in Der Denominations rage elm
ocrltanoen. Gr let namli9 in Der lebten Ga
binctslibune iebr ungebalten barber eepeIen,
cap Der Suoen ben ibm s~elts(ten 8eoineunz
gen % penis tnt9esen tOmme uno ba6 an
plelen Srten Die nnicnaeanpipotsn gel6laetn
unp eats 8ebellen gu @emtern 9ewablt wur6en
Ietcn. Sp lon9e Der Silren in nieIer bruben=
ZEN Stellun9 Serbarre, Iei CT Ger WrGI,
nenD ni4t 9ewiut, bic 9ruppen Surid3u.
3ieben.
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9rct 0raber.
(Gus ber Bolts 3eituns.)

sc iGlSgt Der Sob gar ti-fe @unten
9n's MeniGsnbers bass oft empiAnben -
Ntan6' U'ieu, eae selie6t i'd babe,
9fubt untsr'm Mops I'M fiiGlen grlbe.
Sier, tpe am etronte bic 6Iutb.n I6GuuIer,
Oes Wt6igdn. Iie9t urter Sdamen
Elm Slumerbiigel. ianft bei6attet,
$50 meinen Sater ife b~eitattet.
Der Greibeit gait fem sanses Streben :
CT bate aIes birse9eten
Cir ffe i'm Iieten Satcrlan6s,
HaS ibn gum Dant baiiir betbannte.
llnb iiber'a Weer nit feiuen Qieben
9at's i'm nod sisiem GtranS getrieben,
900 CT an eiuem triiben Wcraen
Die gusen i&Ics Ha& manGen Gprgeu.
ii.
5Sern in @irsiuien, fern i'm giiten,
Dprt, ns feS Srieges 6urien tSiitben,
gnf tIutgstrGnttelI 8seeu ba5eu
Sic meinen Srubcr iinsit besrabeu.
Gin freieS, b.iteres @emiit6e,
Gin Ser; bon Gbelmut6 uus Site,
&e&ti6aff'nen Sinu sum SGberfreben,
3a8 mars, mas i6m Notur segeben.
go ipg er bin gum srpSeu Streite
an tdpf'rer 2ameraeen Seits,
3cg bin, nit nidnnliHen @utia1en,
3u ieines 9e6eus 2en3eSz6aaeS.
unS in Sirsinien. fern I'M Siiben,
Dc nib res 9riegeS 6urien piit6en,
ST er, Elm Selo, i'm aampf s%efnlen.
@eliebt, gei brt, bepeint bon slnen.
III.
Sort, mo am Strsnb bes 016eincs Deuen
Gid rIdtI&ernb bre6en unb 5eri6eneu,
Np iib I'M sriire Ell 9leib Der 0feben
Die 8erSe tiibu in'S 8lau erb.6cu,
BORT In bes SergeS buntlem SGScS.
Wfetu Slsb6en rubet nnter'm UioCie
aaum bot ter 0icte 3raum fe obute,
Ems @rs' au8 i4sn Der Sob fe mobute.
. i6lummere in Gub' unb Sriebeu -
gu friib bift On babin eeibietfn,
Der eoffnunq glutber iinb ssrItobeu,
Die mir gum tunteu arau, seppbeu.
Ord mas i'd cinfenS Dir bsripro&eu,
Ssb i'd bic bette niHt sebrcGem
GO f%nitOten episer Qiebe Sanee
an Did mid ns9 i'm IerTen 9onte.
9enricus bonn zee.
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re- Gtnat Marhlnun.

GrecuttD=O erdrtertent.
%.@ir ~besriBen bieieS Wlal nit ressren @efi6G olS icnf
bic rerdnuatunB Ses iibli6eu DantiasunssfeteS benn
Ger a~latti9e @ott bat niht anetn infer 0e6eu erbaIten,
bic Yefiilens, pel6e III ouberen SGnbeIn berribt, bis
jest bon inns atgarenbet un6 bic Hrteit oes berflcGenen
Sabres NIT reiter 'rahtbarfeit seIobnt, icntern aud bic
SdbirtiGeN ernitsn @ebete, bic anent6alben ertSnt. II, CT
bSrenh, uuS ben Segeu sei6entt. naH benz aGe Serjen
ib 10 lange unb 10 ior,S 9eiebnt baHen. Die Detterwolten
eeS 3riegeS, peibe ipGbreno Der letten pier Sabre uniere
Iusf6ten 70 iur6tbur rerbuntelt, iinb be itwunbeu.
Die Come eeS 6riebens erbe1t bon Neuem unieren
Sur5en Spri5cnt; Der 8Hrsertriel, Der 70 large berri6te,
lit beeneet bic gtaticn 1T feSreiG, ibre Sber6o6eit ries
Der p~er9e1teut une Iteral a%uertannt, uno bnS Woif be-
reitet iib sur Wieberoerenisuns Dor, nm, mie in iriiberen
8a5en, bon Nsuem nnb inter s~initiseren Auipicien als
lie duf bic QIcrrei6e Sefimmun1 Der ameritaniIhen 9tez
publit Su ihauen.
eafet uns nit Serteu, beslidt bon benz @ebanien
an eieIe @rfc'se, nno nur bur8 bic Grinnerun9 an ale
Gapferen. lrelGe ft ppferten. mn uus ~tigitlben ,u
itheru, betriibt, t6eilne6men all Der GifentGiGen Dant.
iaSuHa, weIGe bic ytaticuoI=8 ebSree 0usecrtnet bat.
gu tieiem 3Ued: tefinlme SD, ausufus VI. 8rabz
forb, @ouoernenr bon Wtarplnnc, hurG nieie nleine Bre=
flamaticn, bus Der 7. OeSem6er bUr9 ben gan;en Stlat
os Gag aIIs emeiner Oantiagung unb 6 e
bets beobdbtet tperbe. 2aiet unS an bieiem Taue bon
alien SetrSPnliten @ei6Sftsbe'riebe obfeben uuo nit be
mlttbteen unb ebrerhieti9em SerSen unierem timmliihen
Sater ttr oieie uno ale anbere blr6 feline Sanb seitents
Ten SegnEn9en earfen unb I'M ieinem beSoneereu Seaen
fur bic Wittpeu une G8liien unierer seebrien Gobten an,
feben. unh i9u bitten, ta6 CT bic Ser5eu Der ltetslIebeus
ben leite, eamit fe ff6 MirOiS 3eiseu Der sroeen Opfer,
oarG bic i9re GrlSiunS erruuSen mOrben it,.
@eSeben unter ueiner Sanb unb benz grcseu
~ Siegel beS Staates in Der Stabt annapolis,
G an bisem IL. Gag bss Nousmbers. in Dem
Sabre upIeres Selrn aGtSebnbunbert uub
fiinfunbie&5iS unp benz 80. Der Iuabtdnsis=
fit Ter Ser. Gtaaten.
Iu9ufu8 10. 8rabfprb.
9urB ben @cupernelr:
SO M. 9. SitL,
StaatSIefret1r.
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Sin 3euoniG.

gSdbreno bemOfratiide 3eitungsi4retbsr benz
feiner T9ssitB 5u MAIDEN iuden, baB Der Sarbt9e
nstea gSsSem fsi fdRts aub beBbalb elm nnter9epro>
wv" ~0~lN" W. VIZ nan fein Redt anpertr1lIert
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Oerffeieeruna
res Ser. ct. S&OCner8 yN6ilip N0cn."
NittwU6. 90. RpS UNI IL ubr Mittoss wsrs. i'd on Sen.
terFcns WSorf i'm Auftruss les Ser. Ct. S6asumtss ben
Ser. 81. ShCFner
v9bilip I0en"
'um Vertaufe onbteten
ScnnengetdIt go 1895 Gstdut In @"sprrt. 0d, I'm Sdtr
1856! ue,e @iGsnrumpf 8upfer NIB Giisn fen. 9Gnes 60
3uB. Pr lite % Nus, G'efe bes Rdumes 6 8u6 NIT Sdus
psrt. N6telu, 3ubeb0r &C als am @ertdufstnse an BrrO
fein mtre.
Der Sdcner wirt am 20. IpS. an S~entsrfcns Dturf sur
9eG6tieuns tereit liegen.
Sebtnsaoeeu taar in Reeitrunssaslt.
q. s. Webfer, Collector.
Nbrerr & Co, Wuft. (nppl6-29l
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0.O6e YrGmieuzG Olec.c
sur @rri6tuna tes
am 6. NIpriI 1865 pom Staate Rem Serfep in.
cprpurirten
Oeuti1cn Snunliccn= uno MnilcnDnuIcS
tn Der bsutl6en Stobt
G99 SarbOr Stir.
Sreibunoerttauleno Contributions Nntbeile
ttbtr AntPetI nmr &tntn DpIIar,
fur ben
SnDaliOeit= rliS @aiienbaaS=6 OnO,
rpbs9tn
Observation-Disclosures WrGn,ten 0crt1filt
fDeroen4
Sebtr Der ttuen Dpudr o%rpenbtt, nm NIT bteier t'etntn
Veifeuer Ssrfruppeite SCtbnten unb rerIafene Gtnher unttr-
alten au telfen, bat bic MusEbt, furd ertise Strmtttisns
Der frau SCrtunG Ftnen r~et3enben eantlib BON $4,000 Nertp
oeer fUnh cine YrdnIe bon be er Summit obwdrtS gu erSt:-
I'm. Die 0ertbetluns btetet peeunt6re 0OrtbstIt Wte fetne
Swette Seber MntbttI"S ntabtr uub etne
y rGmte erbdlttn.
W1tereS ttldet bds pubItctrte Yantpblet,
Sm Auftraee;
Der 0erwaltunes ,atb b.S beutf6en SnpaItten-
unb QDotFtnbauEee.
Gp. u II m a n n , Str.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
ron B6derei. 2ubsbSr
euSFa.ni Offe. Ter o. Ct. grm,.

Subffsnl Office Ter 9. ct. Nrnsp.
Nc. e. 9aaar
g. - baltimore, % RoS 1865.
tmtrtlt6 ols y Ct Bdfstti teuus) ipirb untsr Sr TSG.u.1'
tim res @reU. Wlajors z. 6 Smith 6. q om Dr w .a..'
30. Hrp. 1865, I'm ~ lbr gVit aos ~fOIstntts sSd,r,t eSS
fer9r e~erteiesrt: ineer tdfelte ni6t ldnsrr e.brorht rrirS
IN Brlas reg NuftDrenS Der 81derei an fisi,m 9oos' view
Aie Safttetnt unb ..3ub'tGr Urn tret gudSfsn, s%cqHSntio.
EN- Set gDagsn. 10 Sinner, IA Sef.tltel 10 SssnIriSsn 4
@eeplNtbs' / utr, 3 SGdnf.ln, 2GGlrtoden, rs NadnS,,.
men, IL Seisitarrsn, 2 aurtOH.'meifftr, 2 YE,rntnSaftr
p y sr"Is gHs{H TST r. 1 Ssdel ,nm Sc .nI.FtI, 2 StisnfSc.
96brtn. 8 ~ s'Rnshatne / Bibb. 10 Noaaans,n, ! s sun.n
n ne : @Ss STad'ts cine ? rite gasr bren. / Stiatont /
Part { SIsttsr: ! Oten. 81 Tus @Str.n, . Sus 8In ,, y
Yartie Z nrsttpu'te. Stuble Ust unb { Fl = N ;Se,r az r ~
msef 'Snesr ssS,auSt tn ter 9aderet, irsis 2 OftnI*ouIs,9in
esrian'sbeeinsnns.n baur in @Dup.rn.m.nt,o,rt 90 r,,-
TIE 2D1aren ab eiiefer merten. '"' Wean
5sPn cage INT srlaabt, 6%ieslfsn pea,ufhoifeu.
abpmaS W|tIipn.
.@rtS. Brio. Gen. unb s. G. he 81
Sam. S. Srytr Il 60, autf. InpS2S d.,
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Staot=G~ OmmilIdrS Sffcs,

Baltimore, %. Rpu. 1868.
Der Stabt,G cmmiHGr rurte trfuht BON ter fbieeenen Se.
itern bon @isentbum e~rduSenb an y cent Nusp. Smiiten
Ter Npttiet { pen 6apettetTnBe une Der Subtitle pom 2erin9-
trnlrlBe, beid ten She'll Ter Yinetnt Suep ~erapiren. pfll.
fern mo nit Rtnnheinen rerftbeu gu Iahen.
@r bendhrttttat eeshdlb btrmtt Mue. ete Is tetrefen
mag. BAG tr Wtittro6. b. II 90 b. Ntt8. UNI 10 uhr In Ieiaer
SfNee Su8e3 gen letn piro, UNI befo9te @eiude In Betl abtuna
az Stehea uno hdruter gu entfteibtn
Srb
(22pS4m!idE) &Iert teS Staet. & CinmiHirS.
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IerlteiSerung BON WebicinaI uno 6cipitaIs
Gioentbum.

SIN "6ids" General 6cfpitof in Baltimore Wb, msrtpn
um @Uhtas' 9. Nej 10 llkr ~aRorsens cine gdrtte ppn NFebi.
s s,ra %1S y, SSlp,'a. etPenthum %seriauft pcruntsr SclssnbtS
Eeden, 1900 Gt.d gett ,fSn' $40 ar,s S,ttss'S,m
$40 lstn'Ss acRtshss' 100 kSumwUaent Ropf,das. 5000 baum.
TSssme Ds'tuGSr' re W!SbrBobl Scn Rem neuen pCnentn
Yartte Ssn S%pttolmSseln uno 3utstsr SSerfouit '"'
: as GtSsnt1rm w-re rertauft. neil es nitt I6ur.r RON h,r
NeGerrne &c raudt mill b. "t' WV"
Werfdu'Ssettnsun8en; Boar tn R.ai,runoso,h co,1.,H
moo rem 8duls. Oas &~isfntbuul mug binnen d e t9srS. T
p'n US1tantstae, an btnrssSei6aht werttn.
Yin WtrSet6ni6 lte8t iur Ginfdt IN iiertr Si5e, rH,r
{. 6. 8'i w"
&Srecn h 60, Mutt. Dr. d., a
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Original 9idets

gu 81 ltnb gu tdben, No. 299 prattHr bet q br. Etf6e
iswts sssen GtniesSnns Sts be'g. 9straes nsbf 3 cts fl
gas barbgr QttH New 8 srfes. gu ,abIrsjScn
Bettetlteune label eth
~(ftct3mtl 0puts BuIItn1er Cser. Mat
~ Etdets Fnb aud tu..Uer Office t.s 8aiittmur. gD.dtr
~ tabeu.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-02
Returned Soldiers.

1t seems but yesterday that the loyal
ladies and gentlemen, if we may use the
expression, were sending mittens, flannel
shirts, religious tracts, abolition newspa-
pers and election tickets to the s'poor sol
diers." The mittens and flannel shirts
were all right The religious tracts were
all right, and were very handy for the
soldiers to have at certain times. The
abolition newspapers were all right, for
they were loaded to the muzzle with de-
nunciations against Democrats, and their
mission was to incite MODS, personal vio-
| lence and hate for all who differed in opin-
ion with the editors thereof The election
tickets were all right. for they were lists
of the names of loyal cowards,w who dared
not go to war, but were willing to stay at
home, get in ofice,an assess taxes on the
property of the soldiers in the field to
raise bounties that their precious selves
might be safe. Of course this was all
right, for it was sanctioned by the great
and good Lincoln, and was the only means
certain poverty stricken laborers in this
worldly vineyard had to obtain living
and dress their families in stylish raiment
or pay for beer, tangle leg whisky, or for
the support of shiftless editors who would
die but for the charity bestowed beggars
1t seems but yesterday all this was the
order of the day. Men wrote letters to
the dear soldiers aud enclosed election
tickets.
Pretty girls sold kisses for FIVE cents
and embraces for higher sum,all for the
poor soldier. Men and women criec
aloud, "Give, or be damnedH' Contrib
ute, or be spottedl'' Endorse, or bt
mobbed!' And the poor people gave.
: Now the soldiers, footsore and weary
come home. The men who have followed
the echoes of cannon down to the gates
of hell The men who have bathed thei
feet in the blood of their comrades as they
followed the glittering, flashing sabre VI
to shake hands with death. The men wht
were food for powder and ball, for sabr
and bayonet, for horses hoofs and the tire
of artillery wagons. The men who wer,
prayed for by hypocrites and preyed upol
J by army contractors, suffers, and the guer
rillas of Heaven, known as army chap
lains, are coming home. They come foo
sore and weary They bring dirty look
, ing bundles strapped to their backs. Thei
clothes are travel Stained, and their eye
wander hither and thsther in search o
their once earnest friends!
/ They sit on store steps, and in allie
ways, eating crackers, cheese, raw por
and hard bread. They have toyed wit
deaf h as boy cracks his whip. The
have dared the devil, the works of he'll
rebel lion and abolitionism, that negl oe
and Office holders might grow sleek an
prosperous. They have been to war
: they have returned, and the ones VIII
were once so loud in the praise of tn
sol diers now rass by on the other side G
the street! Girls give no more kisses
> Hot coffee, sweetcaks4nd religious tract
5 are no more. 1t is thus abolitiofism show
its gratitude. Damn such selfish hypoc
risy!--La Crosse Democrat.
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.Tecurnseh' outnanks the coxites


At the public reception rendered Gen
Sherman by the citizens of Columbus,
Gen. Cox was thrust prominently forward
by the A Abolition wire -pullers, SO that the
prominence at this reception might be
used for his political advantage. AT the
levee' Cox was thrust upon Sherman; al
the dinner Cox was thrust upon him; at
the supper Cox was served up to him; but
s,Tecumseh" outhanked the Abolition
wire-pullers! While he was compliment
tary to Cox as an officer. he was equally
complimentary to Mcpherson, Walcutt,
Sheridan, and other Ohio Generals, but
in no explicit or direct terms did he make
any announcement of his intention to vote
for the dapper little General of the Re-
serve. The political opinions of General
Sherman are widely different from those
of General Cox. The former has announc-
cd himself opposed to negro suffrage,
while Jacob D. Cox, according to the
Cleveland Leader, New York Tribune, Ma
honing Register, and other Abolition pa
pers, is an ardent advocate Of negro suf-
frage" Gen. Sherman, while he declares
that Cox is gentleman and soldier, u
does not, in his speeches or in his conver-
sation, indorse his political views. The
Cox managers musttry again Czereland
PLaindedler.