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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22
DR.. EaSterly's Iodine and
SarSaDariIla

Is great female medicine. 1t Immediately
counteracts the nerveessness Of the fen.ale frame
Those suffering from weakness and ias,itude who
use it, at once become vigorous and tull of ener
~ under its influence. No female should neplec,
to take IT who is approaching that period Of life,
the CESSATION Or THE MENSES In such
cases IL cannot be too Llnlly recnmmend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22
Dr. Bakers Specific,


Which has cured thousands rpon thousands, ant
saved them from the hands of merciless quacks
II not from premature grave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22
COOK & McLAlN.

CHICAGO
STE NJ II n w O X X Ct
50 Dearborn & lO9 S. Clark Sts., Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22
MORGAN Il ALLEN.

General Agents, No. - CHI street. new York.
, A-.rt. q Chica~ FULLER. FINCH Full
LkR GaiiT6 8 DUN8xk jeoe.sewAsoalY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22
Or. EaSTERLYS IODINE & SARSA.
PARIllA

Will cure Scrofula. Erysipelas. Ringworm and
letter. Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Old Sores
Blotches Pimpl"s on the face, and all Eruptions
Of the Skin. But for the care of Scrofula. Old
Sores and Skin Diseases of every kind
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22
PHYSICIANS

nave long sinced given up the use Of buchu. Gu.
bebs. and jumper IN the treatment of those dis
ease. and only use them for the want Of a better
remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22

PRIVATE DISEASE

Or any disease of the Kidneys Bladder or Sexu-
al Organss Do not neglect It, Delay is danger
Gus Procure at once that celebrated and infal-
lbIe remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22

10 Good building lots in the city Of Rock
.sand. WITHIN hve minutes walk Of the U. s.
Arsenal. Price from SEQ to 1850.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22
Gridles's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment

will be found valuable with die Iodine and Sarsa
parlla in subdung the disease The Iodine and
Sarsaparilla luriiies the blood and removes the
cause while the Ointment heals the Sores and
thus IA speedy is effected. Bo'h are recon-
mended to be used for these complaints.
SOmel h In K the ~ ll1ictell ~h al know
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22

Good building lots in East Davenport, have
nne view OF the river, Rock island and the cities
OF Davenport aud Rock Island. Price AZ. o each
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-22
Ola BETES.

FOR the diseases j, is truly asoveregn remedy.
ana 700 much cannot ~ said in its pias, SIN
gle dose has been known to relieve he most y,
gent symptoms.
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pain in
the small OF the buck aud thro gh the h,is, A
teaspoohiul day OF the Constitution Water will
relieve you like magic
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-24

out :, 40 fathoms, all that was on board
the ship, and commenced dragging for the
cable. and continued to do 30 until even
ing, when we began to haul in slowly.
FRIDAY, l1th-At 6 a. M, we finished
hauling in 2, AGO fathoms of rope, when the
grapple came up foul with its own chain.
At II a. m. we began to lower the grapple
again, and as soon rs we had 2, AGO fathoms
Of wire paid out we commenced dragging
until $3.50 p. m., when We began to pail in
slowly. 1t was soon evident by the great
strain that the grapple had caught the ca
BILE. Up. m, when 710fathoms had been
received, the rope parted. AS there was
not sufficient rope on board the Great Eas-
tern TO resume graphing, it was decided
that she should return at once to England.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-24
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
THE WORLDS
Great q On ely

!. The worlds great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Indiges-
tlon, Constipation, General Debility; Flatuency:
Want of Appetite Sick Headache; Sickness Cor
Nausea) at the stomach; Cholera Morbus; Pains or
cramps in the stomach or bowels; and in fact for
cry disorder that has its origin in dsordered state
of the Liver, Stomach and BoweIs-is presented 10
the public with the full that is the
surest and
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-~ oN'-
u
Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

For IRREGULARITIES
Is scientifically compoundeded fluid preparation
OF direct and positive action etter than any pills
or powders-safe at all times except when forbidden
In the directions. They are prepared by myself al
mp laboratory in New Haven, CT. Having practiced
In the hospitals Of Paris and London and with
fifteen years experience In this city, In female dis
eases and weaknesses, i present my
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS
to the public as superior to any remedy known as a
corrective Of Irregularities for suppression and OBJ
structions; and always reliable and safe except when
prohibited In my circular accompanying each bottle
have appointed Me ssrs @. G. Clark Co., Wholesale
Druggists OF This city, general agents for the Uni
ted states. Price III 80 per bottle Sold by drug
gists everywhere.
Prepared by J. L. LYON, NJ. D.,
New Haven, Connecticut.
LORD 4 SMITH, General Western Agents, 23 Lake
street, Chicago, Illinois.
TAYLOR, BLAKE & CO, Wholesale and Retail
Agents, Ottumwa, Iowa. jul 29-3mdl WV
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE
25O, 900 PIANOS, WATCHES, CHAINS,
SEWING MACHINES,

All to be sold for 81 each, without regard to value
Not to be paid for until you know what
you to receive
, 1865-12-19

Sunday -. 11Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
5P. NJ
Wednesday I20ILeaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
Do. 20ILeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
SPIN.
Saturday :. % Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
Sunday -. 24Leaves Bassin for St. Thomas at
l P.
Tuesday =. 20 Leaves St. Thomas for Bassin at
8 A. NJ.
Do. 26Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
81.
Wednesday 81 Leaves St. Thomas for Porto
Rico & West End at 9 P. M.
Thursday 28ILeaves West End for St. Thomas
at 8 P. M.
Saturday sol Leaves St. Thomas for Bassin at
SA. M.
Do. 30Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
5 P.
Monday =. II Leaves st. Thomas for West End
and Porto Rico with the Mails
Passengers Rates, lst Class....$3. 90
Do. do. End .... /. so
Freight pr. Barrel 16 Cents or by agreement
Christiansted 18th December 1865.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1865-12-19

ETNHE undersigned, in assuring the pub
AZ lie, that owing to the high price of
sheep, he cannot POSSIBLY deliver NUT
TON at a cheaper rate than 90 Gents per
pound, begs TO state that he keeps on
hand always q good supply Of fat and
healthy Sheep, and guarantees TO his
friends and Gus omers the very best Nut
ton that can be procured here in this
town.
He begs further TO state that he has
some excellent fat CATTLE, which he
intends to slaughter during The coming
Christmas and New-Year day, and offers
young and tender Beef at 16 cents per
pound.
Christiansted, Sth December 1865.
ROBERT WILLIAMS.
Corner of Kings Cross and Company
Streets.
, 1865-12-19

is offered for such information concerning
the above thefts and in particular for the
discovery of the stolen Goods, among
which several are of a quality calculated
to attract attention, as may lead to the
conviction of the guilty parties.
The articles of clothing are marked
partly R. partly S. R. and partly H. R.
Christiansted's Police Office 18th De-
cember 1865.
j. A. StakeRManm.
, 1865-12-19

among which, military Frockcoats,
pantaloons of Broad Cloth & Duck,
Caps, Articles of inventory apper-
tanning to Bakery, Screens, some lib.
old brass, some Oil Demijohns etc.
Christiansted's Vcndue Office, the
18th December 1865.
y. a. StakcEmamn.
, 1865-12-19
J. A. STAKEMANN,

Justitsraad, UnderdOmmer og Skriver,
Ch~ristiGnsteds Jurisdiction pa0 st.
CroiT,
Nj6r vitterligt: at for mig har
III andraget Overretsprocurator Heilbuth
hvorledes han som beskikhet fri Sacf6rer
for Anna Martha Hendricks her af Byen
ifo.ge hende meddeelt benefcium pauper-
tatis skal finde sig befoiet til at lade OPP
tage ct Tingsvidne til Oplysning IN at
den d. 7de September d. A. afd6dr Abra-
ham Farara har erkl#ret nevnte Anna
Martha Hendricks for sin Datter SAINT at
hans Efterladenskaber skulle tilfalde hen
de og hendes Born.
, 1865-12-19
NOTICE.

THE undersigned begs to
to his friends and customers that
he has just received a large assert
menf of toys, likewise crystalised
fruits in boxes, which he offers at
low prices. His establishment will
be opened some evenings before the
25th instant.
B. DANIELSEN.
18th December 1865.
, 1865-12-19
FOR RENT

the Rooms lately occuied by Mr..
ThrRn as "New Hotel" Apply to
Christiansted's Dealing Court.
, 1865-12-19

IN the period between the 23rd probably
between the oath October and the 18th
November this year, very considerable
thefts have been committed in the dwell
ing of Harry Rainals Esqr., British Con-
sui, at Estate Golden Rock in this district.
From the extent of the thefts, and the weight
of some of the stolen articles there can be
little doubt but that one or more accom-
plices are implicated.
The stolen goods, as far as ascertained,
are as follows, viz:
10 pair of large fine Sheets.
6 fine Pillow-Cases.
3 new rough Bathing Towels.
6 fine large Table Cloths.
l -do.-smaller-do.-
8 fine Napkins.
2 Tray Cloths.
1 Tea Table Cloth.
8 D'Oyleys.
small } Chinese Cups with lids
4 large and saucers.
II large and l small knives with
Ivory handles.
2 Tumblers aud 4 Wine Glasses.
l large Tin Box, with lock and key
full of wearing Apparel.
l piece of new watered Black Silk.
/ new light brown Silk dress-trim-
med with narrow black Velvet.
10 pair new Balbriggan Stockings,
Cambria HandNerchie;s, with en-
broidery and Valenciennes lace,
valued about Ten Pounds Sterling.
1 White Morning Dress-with Cape
or Mantilla and with embroidery
all round the front = round the
neck and Wrists, and round the
Mantilla.
10 Night Dresses, with embroidery
round the neck in front and
round the wristbands.
1 very large Brussels Lace Veil, and
other black and white lace.
and numerous other articles which cannot
be specified.
A REWARD OF
One Hundred Dol
, 1865-12-19
5 Q, 6 R0DX 8.

Thi indsteynes herved til at mode linden
Jurisdictionens ordinaire Bything i Refs
huset No. 10 Kongensgade heri Byen Tirs-
dag den 3Ote Januar 1866 Formiddag XII.
10 sIet fornpvnte afgangne Abraham Fa-
raras Indtestatarvinger; saa og den for hans
muiige frav%rende Arvinger beskikkede
Tilsynsverge Hr. Kongelig Fuldm~gtig
Colberg, for der og da Documenter at see
irettela@te og hore Vidner afgive deres
edelige Forklaringer angaaende ovenmeldte
Erkl+ring af Farara med andet og mere
Sagen vedr6rende til ct lo'ligt Tingsvid-
mes Erhvervelse til Brug som ovenmeldt.
Til ON samme Erkltrring af Farara at
aflrgge edelig Forklaring efter fremsaet-
tende Questioner og til med Fed at bekr%fte
den at dem under 8de September d. A.
underskrevne under Sagen f~reml#ggende
Declaration desangaaende, indstevnes her.
we'd under Faldsmaalsstraf til samme Ret,
It'd og Sted at mode:
, 1865-12-19

QPEEDY settlement of overdue accounts
y is solicited by the undersigned to ena-
BILE him to meet his liabilities at the Gus
tom house in the course of next week.
St Croix, 28th November 1865.
J. BALZER.
, 1865-12-19
ROUTE OF STEAMER
"C1ara Rothe,"

FROM DECEMBER 18TH 1865, TO JANUARY
1sT 1866.
, 1865-12-19
r. de MENDES.
L. NEUMANN,
E. A. FERDINAND, o.
P. ENGLAND,

allie her af Byen.
Foreleg er hevet we'd Frd. 3 Juni 1896.
Christiansteds Underdommercontoir. St.
Croix den 28de November 1865.
j. A. Stakemamm.
, 1865-12-19

executed at this Office
with neatness and des-
patch.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
Up, Guards, and at Them.

A writer in llarpcro Monthly gives tho
following anocdoto of Gen. Grant:
shortly attor tho battles OF Chattanooga,
General Grart was sitting in bis head quar-
tors at Nashville, with his foot comfortably
stretched before tho fire, whilo no enjoyed
himself with putting and chewing his cigar
with that completeness of rcposc which
strangers to his habits havo callod dullnoss
OF facial expression. Quartormdstcr.G Con
oral Meigs sat near him, whilo Con. W. l..
smith, who had but q short timo before
mado himself quite reputation with Grant
by tho skiiliul operations in.Lookout Valley
in October, 1863, paced tho floor apparently
absorbed in thought. Moigs noticing this,
broke tho sicnco which had lastol several
minutes by asking:
what arc you thinking about Badly"
On receiving no roply from tho absorbed
oilicor, no turned to Grant 0ud remarked
with laugh:
'BaIdy is studying strategy"
Grant removed bis cigar from his Fps.
and said, with n serious air: Il don't bclioyo
III strategy in popular understanding Of tho
term. uso it to got rs c;osO to tho enemy
as practicable with as ittlo loss as possible" 4"
"And what then" nskod Moig5.
"Thon; Up, guards, and ut'om! replied
the General, with moro than usual spirits;
tbon again !apGng into his aceusto med tao
iturnity."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
Feeding the Sick,
J. S. GRANT,
Lieut.. General.

sad mistakes are made by hundreds of vol.
meaning iolks in their method of administering
urishmen, TO invnl;ds. 1t is the custom 10
keep the delicacios intended to tempt their appo.
iiies constantly within their reach The result
Is, Instead o fee ling any desire Tor iellios brohs,
c'c,, thus obruded upon their notice. the sight of
them cteatcs loathing and disgust. Sick people
should mover be haunted with food in this way
Even persons in health would lose their relish
lor choice dishes if condemned to live in larder,
SURROUNDED night and day with all the dainties
OF ihc season. If you have anything rare and de-
lclous Tor your patient, surprise him with it. A
pleasant surprise is good tonic, md you mny
excite his palate by spnngng n refreshing rarity
upon him unexpectedly. Never hand sicl
man pile OF catablcs, telling him that you x
peet him TO devour the whole oft Feed him OF
tho lnnnftosimal plan, with iairy morsels; and n
soon s,he has taken what he requires remove h
remainder. In visiting sick rooms, how Offer
one finds bowls of arrow-root and sago, dnbs o
Jelly, cups of beef tea, fragments Of dry toast
slices ol oranges, and the like, mixed in among
black draughts, boxes Of pills, plastcrs, lccches
and denominations Of tho "hoaing art" No won
der the pale and lahguid inmates have no appo
lite. Home Journal
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
The Miracle of Nature.

Wo shuddcr when wo look on corpse.
cold, inanimato and still, and inyoluntarily
we ask, is it al. ours? Can q bright inmor
tai be evolved from such o wreck? NV
friend is dead stand BY his corpse. Yos
torday no was with mo- Brilliant thoughts
awoke in tho confines Of his now dissolyipg
brain. scntillating like CLEANS OF light
Yesterday no solved difficult proboms in
mathematics and intricate judicial questions.
lilo expressed emotions worldwido in their
boing. saw his children on his knees, and
they met in those cycs tho glance of love,
tho smile OF a1foction-thoso oyos now glazed
and sghtless. l stand tottotinp on tho
dreadful brink of eternity l have approach
cd tho awful procpco whcro Iilo's cord is
broken, aud beyond--ah! hush my soul
beyond Mortal oyo secs not stop fur.
thor-mortal ear hears no ochoing sound OF
tho arrest of tho mortal prociptatcd over
that brink Before us lies a wreck, The
heart capable OF making throo thousand
million beats without stopping has OF
last paused forovor--capablo OF execution
is now silent.
Tomorrow, BRAIN heart, oil this mortal
stature, like marble ground to powder. will
bo scattered over tho world by tho winda
and u million hungry beings will make those
atoms their own! ls thero n resurrection;
nature each year demonstrates tho rosur-
roction in tho revolving seasons.
1t is wintor, and animate nature is dead
Earth and wator are changed to Crystal
limo rock. There is no dow no rain, oply
frost-tho congoalod damp on the brow Of
this corpso--snow tho burial garment of vi
tality. Look you out on tho frosty land.
scapo; there is a biting wind and tho leaf
loss troes are swaycd like hoary .sk octons
moved in mockory Of lfo. Tho sap in their
veins is etonc A fow animals. protected
by the fore,hough. of man, and man him.
SELF, by superior wisdom and tho control it
gives him Of tho clements, survive.
Look out on tho frozen world, and cav if
anything were moro completely dcad!-
There is nothing active but tho wind and
that seems tho informal breath, blown from
an unknown source, by which nature was
destroyed.
Ii to this scono VIC add ono clement
heat--ovorything bounds into life tho
shroud vanishos; tho stream dances down
tho meadow, bordorod with green grass and
bright flowers tho trees clothe themselves
in emerald; birds carol in tho branches:
tho little Jumps of stone turn into insects
and rcptilos chirpiug in tho foliage or bath
ing in the sunshine. Suddenly thoro is a
of lifo in oxuboranco of terms.
and plontitudo of powor.
Each year wo have soon this miracle of
tho seasons, creator, by far, than tho rcsur- '
rcction of the spiritual from tho immortal.
american Union. Y
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

TnoREAU forcbly depicts tho physical
coniiguraIion of tho Bay State, in this brief
paragraph:
"Capo Cod is tho barred and bonded arm
of Masschusotts; tho shoulder is at Buzzard's
Bay; tho elbow, or crazYbono, at Capo
MaIobar; the wrist at Truro; and tho sandy
fist at Provincotown--behnd which tho
State stands on her guard, with hor back to
tho Groom Mountains, and hor feet planted
on the floor of tho ocean, like an athlete,
protecting her bay-boxing with northern
storms, and ever and anon heaving up her
Atlantic adversary from tho lap of earth
ready to thrust forward her othor fist,
which keeps guard tho while upon hor
breast at Cape Ann"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
DEPOT
sHEEEsEFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF an Order of Sale issued out of the
I'D Court OF Common Pleas of Geauga County,
Ohio, wherein Orville N: McCIintock is Plain
tiff, and Albcrtnc ] MeClintock and others arc
Deendants, to me directed and Delivered and
dated May 22d, A. d. 1863. | shs II offer for sale
at public venduo, at the Court House in Chardon
in said Comfy. on SATURDAYS JHae 30,h 1868. at
O'clock L. M, OF said day, the following real
estate, subject to tho dover estate of Botsev
Taylor therein: Situate in the Townsh;n oi
Bainbridgc, County of Gcauga and Safe of
Ohio, and known as part of Lots No. 27 and 28
Tract No: }: beginning at the south. east corner
OF Lot No. 21i thence north to land of John
| llcnryi thence west anJ across the N. and
). Road TO west line OF said Lot No 27; thence
| soulh cas lerly along thFfine of the NoboSin1
ltall Road TO the North and South road; thence
north along said road to the north line of said
LOT NO "a; tl5ncc cast along said lot line to the
place OF beginning, containing eighty acres Of
| land.
Also, twonty-six acres in Lot No. 80. Tract
No, Three, bounded as follows: Beginning AT
| southwest corner Of land owned by Sullivan
! Giles IN said Lot No. 80; thence on said Sulli.
! van Gales south line TO land of c. S. Sprogno.
thence south on Spraguo's west line TO south line
! OF said Lo; No. 30; thence west on said lot line
! TO the center of the Scion Road; thence norih
west along said Scion road TO place Of beginning
| ana containing lwcnty.siS acres of land Said
premises were appraised subject 10 the said Dow
| Cr Esta tc AT S3263,0O.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand .
I'm, or B.N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sherill's Office, Geauga Co..
May 24;h, 1868, sO2w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
NOTICE.

WILLIAM d. WILSON, who resides in
w Tuscoa County, Michigah--AddsonG &,
Wilson, who resides in the State oi Minnesota
Fanny +. Briggs, John w. Briggs and Emmic r.
Wilson, who reside in AIIcgan County, MicLj
gan-and Geo S, Wilson, whose residence is un.
known--aro hereby notified that on the 25lh day
OF May, A. d. 1868, ID, w. CanGold, as adminis
traitor OF the estate of George Wilson, deceased.
filed in the Probate Office OF Geauga County, o '
petition, setting forth that on the 5lh day of
July, A. ID. 1855, said George Wi lson, then in
iull lite, entered into n contract in writing with
one VIM. NJ. Briggs for tho sale and conveyance
OF one undivided half of i29k acres of land in
Lots II and Is in Tract 2 in Newbury, Geaura
County, Ohio and being the same land on which
said w llson resided at his decease Which pe.
uIion alleges that said Briggs has performed all
tho conditions 10 be performed by him in the life.
time OF said George Wilson, and that said Bigrs !
is entitled to a deed OF said premises. subject TO
lhe support OF Mary A. Wilson, which is lien
on said premises.
The prayer OF said petition is to authorize said
p1hilnlstfator to execute n deed of eonveyance
1t sald premises, subject to the support OF said
Said Petition will be for hearing the 2ith dov
oi June ut 10 O'Clock \, NJ,
ID, w. CANFlELD.
90|Wl Admir- Of Geo, Wilson, decd
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16
Gen. Grants Address to his Soldiers.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADIUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, ;
WASlIINGToN, June 2,

GENERAL oRDEBs No. l08.
Soldiers OF tho Armies of the United Statcs.--
Gy your patriotic devotion TO your country in the
hour OF danger and alarm, yonr magnificent
lighting bravery and endurance, you have main
tanned the supremacy al the Union and Constitu.
ton, ,ovcrthrown all opposition to the enforcement,
OF the laws. and of tho proclamations forever
abolishing slavery, and opened the way to tho
rishtul authorities TO restore order and inaugu @.
rate peace on pcrmarcnt and lasting basis.-
Tn every foot of American soil, your marches,
slegcs, and battles. in distance, duration, resou.
ton and brliancy of results, dim the lustre Of
worlds past military achievements, and will be
the patriots precedent in defence of liberty and
right in all mo to come. In obedience to your
country's call, you left your homes and families,
and volunteered in its defence. Victory has
crowned your valor and secured Tho purpose of
your patriotic hearts, and, with the gratitude of
your counuymcn and the highest honors
nation can accord, You will soon be permitted to
return 10 your homes and families, conscious of
having discharged the highest duties of Ameri-
can citizens 10 achieve these trium2ls, and &c. g..
cure 20 yourselves and your fellow countrymen
blessings OF free institutions, tens of thousands
OF your gallant comrades have 70 Hen and sealed
their precious legacy with their lives A CRATE
iu nation bcGews their graves with tears; honors
their memories md will ever cherish and sup.
port their stricken families.
tSignodl u. S. GRANT,
Lieut., General.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-16

4 KEEN RELY, John Wesley, in consider
able party, had been maintaining with great
earncslness the doctrine OF Vox P0puIi Wox Del
against his sister, whose talents were not un
worthy the family 10 which she belonged AT
last the preacher, TO put an end TO lhe contro.
Versy, put his argument in the shape of diclum,
and said: VT"
81 lol you, sister, the voice of the people is The
voice OF God" '
Yes" she replied mildly, sit cried cruelty
HIM, cruelty him."
A moro admirable answer was perhaps never
given.