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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
erIdpeiat, lit elm Neann bon ieItener

berIdmeiat, 1T Elm Mann bon IeItener
8egabuna, unb i6on friih in feiner
5ageno frat er Seite Oil Seite nit
Mannern, ME g8enoel 8btIips, 8m.
QoDo Carlton uno SEQ. g. Stearns,
fir Die Emancipation Der Sflaben auf.
Qlls Jfeoatteur bes Selescope in DaDs
ton, Ohio, tdnipfte er Sabre lang mfrs
fam fir Qufbebung bes i6iapflidben
Sflabereiz Snitituts, uno als politiidcr
9iterat bat er cine groBe 8eriibmtbeit
erlangt. St i6rieb bas erite 9lntie
Sflabereis 8ud, oas iemals in ben Ser.
Staaten ber0ffentlidt Wuroe. Sallclbe
erIebte Nuflaeeu. - 8eim Nusbrud
bes 8riegeS trat er tn Die Nrrnee elm
unb ipre9en mir aus peri0nliber Or
fabrung (fpir bienten nit ibm 3 Sabre
lang in einem uno oemlelben Geqinient) !
fpenn mir faeen, oaB er aus9esei9nete
Dtenite oeleiitet. = Seine nabberi9e
Steaung i'm Bureau braGte ibn 10 pre-
tr,inent Dor Gas .Rublifuin, Dap es nidt
n6tbi9 iii, bier barsuleeen, iuie err bort
9eiuirft bat. - 9err 9aurence bat cine
grilnolide @rsiebung seno6en; er 1T Elm
begabter &eoner; CT lit freiItnnig in ie6er
Bestebuns; er tennt teine 8orurtbei
9egen W6nner Of ibrer glationalitat,
Gaee, Sarbe ODER Neli9inn. Gr lpiiroe
Sen filnften Senne6ee Siftritt 9eiuib
fabie unO tpiiroia I'M @on9reB repral FEM
tiren, iuenn er ertpablt miro. = gSir
bdtten es nidt unternommen, Die Sor'
Siige iraeno zines Der Ganbioaten Dor
oas 4ublifam gu bringen; mir hatten es
Dorge5ogen, tpenn mir nidt n0tbig ge>
babt bitten, irgen6 einen Der @anots
oateu Dor ben aneern I'M Seibe beiinb>
liden berau53uitreiden. Sod Die YreB
u. Shines bat Die Snitiatibe er9rifTen,
inbem fie Serrn Srimble'S un6 nur7
a llein Serrn Sririlble's Slniprade
aIs geredtfertiI erflart. 90 miro es
uns iuokL gsiiemano berbenten, ipenn
mir, UNI audi einem aaoern Gunoioaten
Chance gu geben, in unferm 8latte Den
8er6ieniten oes 9errn 9awrence Reds
nun9 tra9eE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
pom Or. 81. amaffI.


SO IaBt iid bis iekt nod blr6 feline
6enifbe @ualpie i'm 8oraus beitin-
men, pelde 8obengattungen ben belten
Wein liefern piiroen uno miro nod
eiri9e 3eit nebmen, bis Der @einbau
bier 10 in Nufnabme tommt, DAB bic
Nmeritaner burd ben 9el6maf, Die
Site uno Seinbeit oes @einss, ia
ielbit bas @ebiree unS Die Gegenb, no
er iuuds, iuerben unteri6eiben t0nnen,
cine Sa9e, bic in uuleren europai>
l6en Beinlanoern gu BEN gang 9es
p0bnliden Sinsen geb0rt. 8er Elm
unbefanntes Sbier aufiu3ieben bate,
tpilroe gang getpiB suerit Die Sra9e
aufnerfen, tuobon lebt bieie8 Sbier?
un6 10 lit es aud bel ben gSeinen elm
8oben, in ipel9em &aIi (9otaf6e),
Ybospborfdure uno Salt ODER tines bon
bieiem maneeln, tpiro biz Beinplanse
unb beren Srubt nur mangelbaft err
nahren; glHdli9er 8eiie Fno bic
erlteren betuabe in ie6em 8oben bor<
banoen unb bic iueniseu @eeen6en, in
wel9en Der Salt mangeIt, fonnen ees
mobnli9 lei9t banlit berleben iper6en,
entiueoer bur6 gemobnliden bertpitter<
ten Salt ODER mas nod bel better lit,
in Sorm bon pbospborIaurem &aIt
(&no6en). yieues 9anO lit aItem
2anoe bor3n3ieben, ba lebteres erlt
our6 &ompolt unb Siinger reid 9e>
matbt iper6en muB. Sin iteiniger
BObeu idIiebt ben 98einbau ui5t aus.
unb brin9t oft iebr guten @ein, bod
1T Die Irbeit bei6perli6,
gor6treftHns Sss 9anSes.
Gs 9iebt febr biele 2eute, Die es fi5
re@t 9erne 9efaIlen 6lieBeH, bon etnem
tleinen StI6 &an6es un6 nit aerinaer
Mlbe 9robe ginnabmen 3u ersielen,
ipenn tie aber b6ren, 6aB Der Meinban
in ieiner eriteH gtnIase etmas mebr Orr
belt uno Belt berlanst, oils Elm ees
tu0bnli6es &ornfelo, banu i9reden fe
oabor Surii6, fir lolbe ut ebeH Der
g8einbau ni9t un6 tpir MAIDEN ie0en,
Der ii@ Oumit beiddftisen min, ernlt<
lid 6arauf auimertlam, oaB bic erlte
Nrbeit bic tuidtisite unb unerlaBs
li6ite 1T,
Sie bette Belt nit Der slrbeit gu be-
ginnen lit Der &erbft, SIT es neuer
Grunb, 10 entterne man borerf mogp
lidit ale Sinbernifle, ]. 3. Stumpen,
gr0Bere Steine u. I. NJ. SIT es Elm
dlteres, idon ettuas ausgefo9enes 9an6,
10 rnub sebiinst iuerben, no m0gli9
nit altem, ab9elegenem Siinser, Nfde,
&nodenipdne, GOmpot, @alberoe II.
(. 10. g8ari es frif9er Oiineer, 70
lahe man ibn eiuiee @o6en often lie<
gen, bis ourh Elm paar &eeen Die meis
item Diingerbefanbtbeile ans9esoAen
un0 in 6ae Grbreid perlentt mur6en,
Damn. ipenn Der @run6 nidt nIebr su
raB lit, begirne man bos eigentli6e
&erf. @enieftens auf 10 Sol, am
.5eften 2 sSab, foll Der @run6 gang UNI.
geipiibIt uH6 0ur9einan6er gentiItt
lperbeu. af9lm beIten iuiiF6e fiir DicSen
3med nobl Der Spaten 6ienen, aber
Oas 1T cine lsbr Iansiame uno toitIpies
lige Wanitr unb tam bel billiger un6
beinabe ebeniO gut nit @fiisen ses
fdeben.
(Sortiebuns folst.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
NtanpS. 9ianDS,
Gpnrab ScarDefen,
Sabritnnt pom
! Slams erittr Glaiic,

II, Is u. Is G..22. GtraBe, Stem SOrt.
Der untsr,ei6nete Ients bic aufmsrffamtsit ses
4ublitums Ilnb bes 1onoetS i'm Algemenen aut oteie
beriibmten SnitrumeHte feiner eisenen sSabrit aus
benz beigetrodneteu 9oISe perfertIgt uuo nit alleil
nsHeiten Befbeiienafgen ansseltattet. EktsF
8otles @tIen9elteu, lleberSosener 8aB,
5rau,Sff9sr gOrtras unO srObe ssaIa.
9ieIe gianO Tortes werbeus nidt tbertrofen IN
6tdrte unS S10nbeit bes Meubern, Bauer, RenbeIt,
@eipalt uno finsenOer Gigeutbdmli6tstt les Zones
Bon Sener irsenb irgsnb zines Sabrtnaten i'm sanSe.
GiefeIben 1Derben. ftr bic pole 2dhse BON feben
Sdbren gdr1ttirf.
I'm Seii pti0aua nom 5eits Der milisfaIifben geelt
rpirb aefkHtQt erflldbt. 2iberale 8e6inguHGen fur
odnbitr, qebrer uno Otiiti4e. 80 ~ .e,s.t
Girfnlar 4tsisIiiis miro AMI MnIu&sn sass!snSst.
Ilaii abrsiire 0onran gtarvefeH,
n, 70 u. rs, g ~. Strait
rn,22 34R @ts " 9ewyort Gitp,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27

/. s..z- aBm. 9. SrownIOp, gOaperneur.
u 8. Iletdber, Gtautsfetretdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
Die beattae GOmoenttO".

.. s8ir bOfIsa, Oab ieOer Iosate beatiae
8iirger bon Dabitiou County iid beute
UNI ubr 0adnrittas in Der 8epraieH>
tantenbane einfinoen miro. 6omnt
panftIid unb tonImt in grober Sln3abl.
So gilt bente fir Die lObaIen Burger
bon Dabiofon GOuntD, Der Welt gu be,
usilsn, Dab Der fur SeuHe6se in 8esus
auf poIitifde 6ra9en touanseben6e
slaibbile 8esirt gerb ufo Gnersie uno
feuerfeItes NRaterial befst. SO gilt
beate ben Rarnpf gu entfdeiSen stuifGeu
v8Orursbeil sesen NGes, mas nidt auf
ber g@oIe ssboren"s unb v9Iei6bes
redtisuna fur ale ao1aIen, m0sen fie
bertommen, no iie iuOIen; tpsnn re nur
8iirser ia etaatss iinO". 81
GeIinst Is Der .Yreb u. Zines, in
Der inaueurirten Oittatcriiden Beile
bic 8oIitif Der 9artei 3u resuIiren,
baum fOnnen tuir uns gefabt MADDEN
fur fernerbin unter Dem 8ann oiefer
assenttdaft gu bIeiben, tueI6e eur@
3ntriouen nno Gbisanen, HnO ertnutbist
bur6 momentaHen GrfOls, Die sLn9e>
Iesenbeiten Oss ean;en Staates in bic
SanO iebmen uno contrOuirsn uirO. -
Grftifet ben 4eirl 81 6ieier octrObirten
9hasntfGoit. 5tebet elm Nlann fir
Makn geesn bic aHnsasuuaen pOIiti<
f6er Grabsieber, bic ben freien 9Ius'
iprad Der gldiOritat ni9t refpeftiren
noLleu. 4 Stimnle SeoermeAn filr fei>.
nen 2ieblingseaH6ioaten; filrAtet Gud
nidt, eurtr paBren NReintinS ausOruf
az eebea, Ser Gauoioat piso Onrb
@tinuatasM aioritat 'unO niAt Oar@ bic
,;BseS ". 9imesH rORinirt. F-'a1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
8elOa6et Srgeln un0
MfelObeDus.
Ssnen einitiutmts Der erfts Prsis cine Sob ReeS
.,@ls ben better GGbinet= Orgela"

Ssnen enitiumis Der erfts 4tsis, cine Sob eoSae
,,glls ben better GGbiHetz Orgela"
i'm Ameritaniiden Suftitate, @ew 9ort, Ottobet
1865 suertanpt.rpurse. 4. .
MIsbie uurtreffIftften IN Der 8efdqifeubet Stdrts
luo Nanni6faItiatet oes Tones une III Der Sabl Der
Acknowledgement anertannt.
ga bic beiten SnftruuIente BON Amertea bort petti
eiferten, 70 Lies oas, IDel1es ben Steg oa ontrue
9t6ts su befeseu Ibrig.@ Mmericon Art 5ourna-
(SerauSaeaebeu pom enem betannten Ruiittrititer.)
sic haben ebenfaus ben eriten Treis Aberal oauon=
aetrdqen, no iie aitsgeiteut IDurSen.
DrgeIn nit Pebaen ein, aIDei une bret E9ltenreben
feds @r1seR - $3.50 bis $150O. Ohne Heoales nit
efrtfader ODER Soppeter Ref1e III GROCER Wann9tnls
tiateit sos bis $45 Diefe Drgeln nit iblel gatten,
pfeifendbnIi9eH Gieentbimlicbteit oes Zones, f9of
men Soofappeu, Stdrfe ees Gbors, uniibertreffliten
4ebdIen unb aagemeiuen 0raeeiIetten, eignen iId
porsiGLi6 fir AirneH, SdGle, 9oMeH3lmmer une
Stueh, GieSelben figo In i5ddber non ioioeM sSdAs
nubboIa, aeidbmadpoa QeaoerteH 94alnuB lneaer nne
oriqineEer GtbIl unh eleQ1AteS &oieubots pom BET
prGdbtpDIllten 8ei4nA1lg nuo Musltattuus uno Der
begn arbeit eRgeEest, ia beabttet pirs, eab 1eoes
Saitrument elm DsriSer in feinef Art fet- we Sn=
ranete bis berab auf elm feiRes, tragberss Dftap=
geIOOeNm babeH bic f65ns observation-disclosures obne
GEtrazBere bHuRg.
Gin grocer 8orrGtb ftets an oer Ranb in inierlH
nHeemetnen BboIeiale nns Eetaity2aSer, &o. oll
Brodomau,
uuiere errfuIrenben iauftrrtsn greisIiiten nit pns
isrsn peReiten GtuIsu ne iett feTti9. Ran iaiit s
elm girtuIar fommen.
@el0Mbet. Bottom u. Co.. SabritanteH,
ns22 3D. 30. sal g3roabIpup, Stem BORT &itp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
Gin 0efes, tpel6es bas etimmre6t
an oetuifIe MuSldnber crtbeilt.

Gin 6eiee, tpeldheS bas gtimmre6t
an eetutf1e SGnsldnber ertbeilt.
GER. 4. Sei Is bef6ISfrn BON Der Ge-
usral-gerIammhtns res Gtaates Ssnne6se,
ba6 in alien Staats-, County, OiitriftS> unb
aIen aubrrn Gipil<gBabIen lcl9e ausIdnber
uistt naturaIifIrte 8irser Der Ser. Staaten,
pel6e mebr ale Elm Snbr IN ben Ser, Staas
ten umb wrbr ais fsbs @Onate I'M etaate
3enneGss sussbra6t babrn bas Hs9t Der
gBablabaimmuns erbaIten fUGIen : gprauS-
ssfsgt, bae fOl9s pfrfOuen ibre abii9t gu er-
-tsnnen segebtn babeu, Burger Der Ser. Staa-
ten su perben unb haB bieisIben ni6t Sbeil-
nebmer in Der lsbtsa 3ebslIiOn sepeien fnh.
Sett. 2. Stt 60 ferner bsi&lpiient bab
bisles Gefss BON ,tnb mad leiuer paiiiruns III
8raft treteu ioa. 10
pailIrt am s. Mdr3 1867. j
n~ 81. q. g. WfnllOD, 81.
bsr3eftiser Sprsasr hes Nbsscrbnetenbouies.
JOfbua g. Trierfon,
@preher bts Senates.
Sd beslaubise, S0B bas Sbise cine treat
llsbtrfssuns bss jest In n.einem 8ursdu BET.
BEN aften bsTn6Iidsn Originates ii. -
Il q 81. =. 6letber, 90
9 sp3 Got ,lf o Staatsfsfretdr. q
ss~5sses WB
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
Sfff3iene Mn3eiaelr.
8roflamati0H
etaot 3enneffee.

E& GEetQttD ~ 0x1t u ENID
safbpiue, ben u. apriI 1867
"a bic GeHeraI, 8eriammInns am 8. Razs 1857
elm Gsies paliirte. sefisn 8. npS 4. Ssfton n ben
felsenssn as0rtsn nab Gkarettereu perfaBt fah,
sstfiou3. yseies ferner bej@IsKcu, sdb bic
IN 9aptofon 9ountn friiber unter tem gSdhIgefese
pom &ai 1866 ftattsefuneene Reeiitrirang biermit
fir tt,iH unh nhtig ertidrt iei unS 1T unS NieHIanb
beretigt fem iou Kraft Gins inter beiagter Reei=
fir rung arSaefteuten GertiFtdles ~ itiu1meri."
SrtttUu 4. rSei es ferner befeIoiien, Sos bic
Sefimmureen biefes 0eieses iidb auf iebes anbete
County erfreden foaen, TpeHn es ftp sar ueberseu.
sung ees eonuerneurS Der AusteHt, bab BE rug uno
unteri9sife IN Der 4ssifrirMns pom Stimmgebern in
foItben esLnties fGttsefnnoeu bGben une Der Sous
perHeIr ioa ioIdhe Ebatia1en per6entIihen unh be-
fdete &esiTratiOn ourd Proclamation per6fentz
ihen.H
ilnb ba, ur lleber,euauna Ses Gouuerneurs ,u Saae
getommen 1T, oaB 8etrng nnb nEterf9lette in Der
4egltrsrans pen atimm9ebsrn,i IN staierH Counties
aineoIn, stewart SuS asiIiou Il .ttssinnsen 5aben
SesbGlb nnn ieke I'D, 9iiidin o. SropnIorp,
9puperneur oes Staatss Eeuneiiee, trait mir dbers
S5snersod5ie 5. nS gtitiun ses Geieses pom s.
Rdrs 1867 anferlesten gfi9ten, sdnslin cui bic
seite anS srfIdre fr null niib ntia ale bisRer in
man, Snmpbrens, 2ineptn, SteIDart unS SHiIfea
itnttaehobte 9EegiftriiIng nit ausnabme beer,
ueI9e bercits sebdlten uorben 1T o er sebolten uers
fdfeu il beiastsn COUNTIES, peide urrter ben Sc.
rmmunaen bes 6eie4es pom rs. 6ebuaar 1867, bes
ttelt: Gin @eies CUR Mbdnoeratg NIB AuaenSirune
anS Ytiemauo Tn ireenb eueM Der belaeten Counties
foa sur Abitimmuns berecbtist fen auf araft zines
Certificates pom einem uuter ben 8eIttmmureeu beo
9eitets pom 3, 8sdr5 laos etug fetten 9OmmitiGr.
Gum Seugniiie eeNen babe i'd Neine
N fRamens unterT4rift 5ieruHter geiekt
lunh befoblen, haE has grobe StaGts=
WM@MI Sieeel attndbirt wirh. 50 gefdeben i'm
vSepartement NafbpiHe am ii. Gage i'm
Npnat Hpril A. D. 1867. IS
SIR ben 9ouuernsur s ~
aB, @. 8rpUnIuTo,
u. s. SIet6er, Staatsfetr.
ap14 w3m t8M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
.as 5erausssbers: SDbm 9fmbm.
d d5amftag, ben q. April 1867
tim. g.. 8rnlrulu1t,.
s4g53sa s;4'ai 5-
GanSi6at iSer iOns=]artei sur gSie=
Oerwa0I aIs GOuncrneMr.
Glmfruf
81 eiaer Convention Der &epublita=
aa fauiidea 8artei Oes SiimfteM
GomareiiiOuellea 9iitritts. -

.-3s7 aNf eineT aln ~. Jebtnar 1907 I'm @aPttc
abaebaIteuen 8eriammlumg lber Repablffant.
f6eu llnipns-g 1artei bes S. @CnsrsffOneleu
/. 3ifrttts Rarbsa bic lantsrssi6netsn alS etr'
z Gsmite ernannt, UNI cine GpnDenttOn Der
lluipnssartsi bss Difritts 3uberuftn, bic. ben
.3ped baben fOG, einen Gambipaten fur ben
$0Snares ~ rrnennsu. Q8ir fab abereinse-
q fuuluasn, bic GOnssation gu Raibpiar am
Opnuer1tas, ben 16. Wfai 1867
IN Der 5alle pes 4bstOrppetrn 5aules ab5u-
baIten mnS mir fprbern bic lntOnsmanner Der
Gpuaties gBitliamf0u, BiIfOu, Gunner, Da-
Disl0n, R0bertlOu unD @beatbam aaf @Ouutp-
GGnDsntiOnsn absuealtsn Hns Delegation fur
il 6eIaste Convention gu srnennsrt.
.s. .. y. elite, pOn gsiuiamiOu.
..s.rss.8 ran s. ~. NaImer, pOn @be-tbam.
-r.-- .. 9Bm. GbaHe, BON SauibiOn.
2 l-f 81. SRamtirn, pon 8obertfou.
@ EI8 e. Uecafutep. Suntmer. q.
Is 81 3H. ~. aSaters. pon gsition. -
- +
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
Der rRpAref fSOrelte GSabIs
E0ufpf

aIiIss, mas mir ia BEN bebOtftebmben
ganspf INN bic congreifDneIIe gionlinas
ton berlqnoen, iit GeredDtigfeit Mno nnp
pagtgili@ftt fur Biz, fbieOenen Is anp
0ttasen. @efGbgt 81 psrrn friIn6Ie,
Die aenination 80 erIamgen, 70 farm Ct
nIiferer lparnaen llhterftiitijng ii9 bers
f6ekt balteH. DDA bic bic grneannng
erB0fat iii, nebnlen tuir fiiS ieAen Gin
aeinen IN Der Ynrtei Dds yteE In gns
ypea1, far fsined GnnbiDntsn rad betten
&EdfEels III iuisfen. - per- Sobn can :
sreaee, elm N9anvL fiir beifen 9lonination
BE aro6e Ma(le fdnlmtEi9er gDabIer
ia aias 6eiptC@en BAT, tr0bbem Die @reb
!. &lnse Oisfts SsaIIans gtFihsnttt9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27

Esine uOaftanstse bifSli9s 9ei9i9te Der Belt
eGie bete, biligIte Wn6 bsiebsenefts 5amtlieH
Seiff6rfit in Der lIutor sseF Il H-F 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-27
Opuuerltas, ben rs. Mai 1867
Sin GintuanDeramss=9lsemt

Oas fpIsrnbt bur@ bic SesisIatur bss
gtaates 3snaeiIee Paiiirte Griss pirb bier
turb GUT alssmeiHeu SafOruatiUn OerUTent-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-05-02
One ofGough,s stories.

At a political meeting the speaker
and audience were very much disturb
ed by a man who constantly called out
for Mr.. Henry. Whenever a new
speaker came on this man brawled out,
''Gr. Henry! Henry! Henryl Ieall for
Mr.. Henry!"
After several interruptions of this
kind at each speech, a young man as
cended to the platform and was soon
airing his eloquence in magniIoquent
style, striking out powerfully in his
gestures, when the old cry was heard
for Mr. Henry.
Putting his hand to his mouth like
a speaking trumpet, this man was
braWIing out at the top of his voice {;
"Mr. Henry! Henry! Henry! 1 call for
Mr.. Henry to make a speech!''
The chairman now rose and remark
ed that it would oblige the audience if
the gentleman would refrain from any
further calling on Mr.. Henry, as that
gentleman was now speaking.
els that Mr.. Henry?" said the dis
turber of the meeting. "Thunderl
that can't be Mr.. Henry! Why, that's
the little cuss that told me to hoIlerp'
Mr.. Cough adds, that in telling
this story to man who could never
be made to see the point Of a joke, af-
ter studying for some minutes, the man
asked him:--''Well, Mr.. Cough, what
did he want him to hoIler for?''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-05-02
RaDffging q Sinner.

Poor people have a hard time In this
world Of ours. Even in matters Of
religion there is a vast difference be-
tween Lazarus and Dives, as the follow
inganecdote, copied from an exchange,
will illustrate :
Old Billy c. had attended great
revival, and in common with many
others tswas convicted" and baptized.
Not many weeks afterwards one Of his
friends met him reeling home from tho
court ground with "brick'' in his
hat.
"HaIlo, Uncle Billy" said his friend,
-'I thought you had Joined the ehurelll'' y
$50 I did," answered Billy, making
a desperate attempt to be still. $50 I
did, Jeems, I'd a bin a good Baptist II
they hadn't treated me so everlastin'
mean at the wafer. Didn't you hear
about it, Jeems?"
"NO, I never did"
f'Then I'lI tell you about it. You
see, when we come to the baptism
place there was old Sinks, the rich old
Squire, who was to be dipped at tue
same time. Well, the minister took
the Squire in first, but 1 didn't mind
that much, as I thought 'twould be
just as good when it cum; so he let him
in nifty keerful, and wiped his face
and led him out. Well. then cum my
turn, and instead Of iftin me out as
he did the Squire, he gave me one
slosh, and left me crawling around on
the bottom like mud turkle-that's
so, Jeems."
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Whaf q Ehanrn.

The New York Herald paints the
following picture: In October, 1885,
a female anti-slavery society was riot
ously broken up in Boston by a eollec-
ton of conservatives described as
"Genlemen of property and stand
ing" and Mr. Garrison, who went to
the meeting 10 deliver an address, af-
ter attempting TO conceal himself in
carpenters shop, from the fury of the
mob, was captured, had his clothes
tern of, and was dragged through the
streets with a rope around his neck
And for what? For preaching in Bos-
ton negro emancipation. Cotton, then
was king, even among the Puritans.-
Still later in the day, in New York,
the famous Democratic, Empire Club
annually set apart a contingent fund
for the reception Of the Aholitionist
Phillips with welcome Of rotten eggs.
Now, mark the change. Garrison is
hailed as public benefa ctor every
where. He has had jubilee In
Charleston. He is the object of ffty
thousand dollar subscription fund; and
as for Phillips, if he now becomes
comparatively tame in his phillippics
it is because he misses the inspiration
Of Captain Eyud,rs and his shower Of
eggs. Are not these among the won
ders wrought in Israel in these latter
days?
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ssFOunI TRights'' to Mr.. piIke.

Mr.. EDITOR 81 notice in the Gazette
several issues back, that Mr.. Pike states
that he had fallen into an error, snot know
ing that Equal Rights was boy" and
further, that when he has q controversy,
SIT must be with men and men of sense, -
&c. will just refer him to Pitts celebrat-
ed reply to WalpOle, and viii say with him:
''The atrocious crime of being a yo1gg
man, which he has, with such spirit and
decencV, charged upon me, I shall neither
attempt to pGILidte nor deny; but content
myself with hoping that I may be one Of
those whose JOLLiss cease with their youth,
and not of that number, who are ignorant
in spite of experience. Whether youth can
be imputed to a man as a TeprOGch, I will
not assume the province of determining
but surely age may become justly con-
tensptbLe, if the opportunities which it
brings have passed away without Improve
nlelt, and Ujce appears to prevail, when the
passions have subsided.
"The lUretch, who, after having seen the
consequences of a thousand errors, CON
tinues still to blunder, and whose age has
only added O5stinacy to stupidity, is surely
the object either of CIbHOTrence or contempt,
and deserves not that his gray hairs should
secure him from insult. Much more is he
to be abhorred, who, as he has advanced in
age, has Teceded from VirtUe, and become
more IVickeo-wiCh less teDlptatio1.. But
age always brings one privilege, that of
being iRSoLent and SltperciLioUS without
punishment"
But am constrained to believe, that if
my ''scribbling" was as "senseless' as
Mr.. Pike would have the people believe,
he never would have "condescended'' to
notice it through the columns of his paper.
He might have spared this waste Of time
and paper, for the loyal people can all
read and think for themselves. As for the
Butternut portion of the community, he
cannot make them "see it" no matter how
much time and labor he bestows.
Mr.. Pike says: There were traitors be
fore Equal Rights was born, and the pens
of such senseless scribblers will never
make the number any less" This may be
true, but if the opens of such scribblers''
never do make the number less, the bullets
and bayonets of such scribblers hare dimin-
ished the number very materially during
the past six years, and if opportunity ever
presents itself again, think We can en-
tirely eEtermiadte them.
But to look at the result of the spring
elections in this county, one is impressed
with the idea that Mr.. Pixies balderdasI
has not effected much in his way Of regen
Grating mankind.
Carmel, Ohio. EQUAL RIGHTS,
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Incident fhe VA.

IN officer who was captured at Char
and was in Libby Prison, mar.
rated to Us the following incident
The 10Th U. S. Infantry was stubborn
Iy contending the rebel advance. It
was terribly cut up, but was holding
its ground with bitter determination.
a sergeant stood at a tree loading fnd
firing whenever he could get a fair
shot. His legs shook so that he could
hardly stand up, but his countenancs
was firm and his department resOIute.
The officer said he watched the man
with admiration, for notwithstanding
his cOwardly legs he had brave heart.
Gen. Rosecrans passing the point, had
dismounted, and was taking obserya-
tions Of the enemy. He finally dis
covered the sergeant, and contemplated
him with manifest astonishment. The
former, happening to see the General,
promptly brought his piece to a s'pre-
sent" and ejacuIated-"General, my
legs amt worth a d-n, but it's all
right heye!" slapping his breast with
his hand. Gen. ROsecrans made a
minute of the sergeant's name, and
to-day he is a Lieutenant in the army.