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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
8rown & 8trfins'
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420 8roome Str, Stem 9orf.

gBir wonen bic Mufm ertiamfeit Ses BubIitums aii
Mere eesanten Eianos nit neuen StaIer in ben
Igenben Stplen, lenten:
9Ianeenaraser @obep, entpsesr a4tedtse ober ses
9niste 8efffe. geraeer Bo6en, bic 8nDpi9en auf
gtpi ~. Sttopen, enio ME st1i u, NIT
Serpentin anf benz 8rette aussebaa9t, sei4nistsn
nfn ans S,tan. he orcs.n rO,;tedcS 9 y:
runSet, Serpentin I'M Beben; 6ie ansbau8uneen
ieieibsn lpis i'm Stpl nS", gef9niste ssra uns Mos
bes aiidsn poIrt, aasbaasans gen. an asif nns
Brett, 5erpentinbpben, gef1niste 2pra uilb goten=
nIt, elegant sei4niste 6ru9tbeine. $3.50
nisrrn a,.sselegt unS Rabe has ne eferne sitea,
rnn56iti0e 9dmpter, purfenpeeab f9rdge Dede, @I=s
fsrbeinfront anb Sel4entappsn ano lbertrsifen in
Frem lber3n9eHen BaB fat ale TX Ottnp 3Sidnos,
methe jest fobri5trt meroen. Sic uerben, aus ben
beiten Niaterialien perferdgt uno t6nnen in Beaue
anf appretnr, Ganerbaftisfsit yeinbett anO S&msIs
bes Zones niobt Gbertreffen merben.
Die pier oben beiHriebenen GtpIe begreiten al bic
rDeientIi4eu Abdnnerungen Der duberen 8oIlenbune
uno 9eitalt, pel9e pom uielen 5abritanten auf Is
@Bir ieten SIC Aalfmertfanfeit bes gubIituns, Der
Berfanfer unb oes SanOels ouf cine srinOllbe uns
terfu9ung Der l8eroienfte unierer Ytanos.
9o mir bic groben Musgaben permeioeIi, megfe mil
fritbaren Habrifen nb fbeuren &agern in Der Stooi
perban5en nS. iins mir i'm Starse, bitis %anOs gu
greiier az cfferiren, iuelGs GonettrreRj Gnfbsben
nnb laoen nun eoefmaitn Elm, oieiebet ju priifen,
ebe iie ir9enb mo- anoers taufen. ~.
2Hefllt Heteret3en uno Se,gfttiel nom R1utteb5G
ethIperIahSt suefSet fp5eFoetisn MIR bsieben, nn 5
patt cine erDbe Pardbe nit ainftlernamen tu fros
Den, aat ees psIts, wf Hniere idstes psrtouf baz,
ben br ErtbeiE ibsr bic tnrti5 Btvefenite iifl
ferer YiuncAs Hber TIRE Bauetbdftigteit @etit
54me5 uito Stdrte 10 fpie A,tsbutfsn 6es Zones u.
I. 10. bdFrt auf egene Grfabrsms, baben uiel mebi
@ertb, oils bic eiufache 8tliguua zines, penn aud
mob 10 -f&btgen &lnftlers, fpeher In einsm, gol 4
rutHs b1nie Snitrumente IN gntem Eon rne Gr6nurq
perindbt, hir5 nacbbem fe bic Iesten poaenseItsea
5ahbarifie oes Arbetters erbaIten 5dben.
unier gRoIto lit !: ~ kfa@
sSHnrasrs @ertauf uab seriuse @oribsite~. !.
BSlF Utan fenOe nm Elm Girculara an t.st. &
! aSrctpu S NcrfinS,
i A5ts 6g 40 s,rssms etrass, yse,U DOr'1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
9as 9efer SialIDzSOrte
speidler, SO. 4 glcefer strabe,
SSeSp=2Jprf.

Der untersednete label a6tuuaspol ne Beadbs
hln9 hes 8ubhhms tib Der Yrofeiiipn fir beie be=
tiibten Sritrmente eiu, weIde urter feiner beSons
perm Antbt aus benz beiten geo6rrten WoteriaI per-
iertigt ino. Ee
,Has Deder 9iano bat lle meueiten gerbeiIerunesu,
y poHess etiernes @etel iibersoser 8aB, Glfen@
EN- Srolt NIT Wetal ansqeIegte aoer, franS6ftide
ldntpfer n1io BIZ af bic Witte hes S9IuHelbrettes
.ber3oaene Sdmmer.
DIR; 9edsr's praftii6e erfabruns aLs gerfertiger
BON Ridnos fet mebr aIs 25 eSnbren lift cine binreiz
fenbe @arantie. oab feine snitrnmente uniibertre.
l9 iinos N gStdrte lnb 9duerbaftgEeit Ses Nnues,
Retnbe t, erat lib finaenbe Gisenf9dft bes Zones.
lie Ssdsr giono Sortes finS isRr grOse, pouhdns
ht9e s5nftrumente, bic obRe Niidiidt auf Soften
5ergeient fino, fir bic pole 4dnge ppn fiebe.i Sabren
garnntrt rperoen rnb aud ben erten 9reis erbaiten
baben mo fe nod dus9efteu. rhen Iparen; ais aud
bic Gn1pfebungen Der beiien RinftIer bes aanbes -
Yrets pom $5O0-$1000. Die inilere Nofthinerie Der
n!eort9er be5ahIten snitrmmente # senau bieeIbe,
Inie bic Der bDHeren aberaIer Gabat fur ben Sanbel
@eiftli1e nnb RuEfebrer. 8ef6reibungsiifse au,
6. 8. Oecfer,
(friiber in 8roome GtraBe)
glo. Bleefer StraBe,
Sss CD Rswgo
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18

Sic entbdnt gebeimnifie. rpeI6e nod ME Gin
StPrblidber ertnbr. Sic giebt innereS Slid 9enen
piecer weIdbe III Splee trauriger Gretsniiie, Gdta
panoten uIlo reuitben Serlnit @eIo ID. her
8ersrpeifiuAg iid iiberliefert botten. Sic bringt
Inn9e @etrennte wieaer Sniantmen; giebt &uf'Idrun
ber dbTueieoe sreinbe u1ib &iebbaber. ieHt perIos
mes ooer gestoblene5 Gi9enIbun rpieoer surid;
jdblt e1s @eidft, benz beiten geei9net if,
nadb5ueehen unb in Ipelobem man pn1ri1einIicb ben
meliten grfoig 81 eruarten bat; peranla6t i1neue
So93elten nno t5eiLt genan ben Gag Der 6eratb nit
9iebt ben E1men, 9ortrGt unb GbaratterSige Der
9erion an. Sic left feaur bic 8eoanfen uno ent
biiIt ourd tbre faft IbernntiirIidhe Beeabung bic
nett wed,e mir am Sirmadbente feben = ben iibeI=
uonennen Sternen rpeid1e in Der 3uiammt nitellune
porherrf1eno nHo ilberiuteaeno iiilo- uon benz Mn=
slde unooer Stelun9 Der Ylaneten unb Der SEiterne
am SunMel sur 8eit Der Geburt I ct ie has 2u=
tnnftslopsS Der Wenf6en oh. YGn perfebIe nicbt,
Die gr0Be NitroIogin auf Der Groe 3u betraqeh. es
tnftet bios cine &einigfst uno nl6dte ME piener
cine 10 aiiflttse @eIegenbeit baben. 8efraenngsee
buhren nebtt Yortrdit uito aIIer ge1uithfen Mnffd
rilng 81. Yerfonen, Telde in Der @ntfernlna MODS
men. f0nnen brtefli ie 4aoame nit eIeid)er 5,der
belt une Genuetbunng fur 1 befragen, ais petf5n=
lt6 Cine pole iuo aisflbrlide &orte, aus9eidries
lest, piro per BoIt nnd @mpfang bes obieen greies
3ugef hoet. 9as friftete @ebeimruB Ipirb beobnbte
nnS ale @orreiponbena Surdaeipnoet ober oernttet.
Gmpfebinngen aus be- eriten GloiIeu meroen Tenen
geIieert pelbe iolobe perlangen. Wan breibe 6eut=
lid ben Gag bes Nonntes uro sJohres, in benz man
geboren 1T urb Iege eite tlene 5anrIpde lei.
Aorefire: @laoare 81. ". Ncrriau,
y. .. Druwef 2o3,
pp6 Is ipp eodap Buffalo, q. y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
Dura ben Gebrau6 Son
, Gbaftellar's
8eibem, fliiiiigcn
J. s. en- oil. !. !.

Cir 8eEbeiIeruhg mnb x,sri@Snsrnug Ger 6autfarbe
Sds fDertBpoHfe tfD geDteGeifjtg @rGpnfat i'm @es
brnu9e, nm Der 5aut cine i5ne, perarti &c Sdrbung
DerIeiben, bic 9 jotif hn. IN Der ssusen6 fnost.
Gs entfernt f9nea allen Werbfoff, gpmmerfpreiIeh,
@n1t1eps QtFem unD Talfdbbeit; MusbgtGe un6 ale
n19 5ubeiit iInb be 0nut Deid nno tlar mite Anbner
ldBf. .Getfle MnrDenDnIlg fetin au1 6ur9 bic Ges
slaneite YrGfHg nit entoedt pereeH nnb TT ba es
Gin YfIansenprdperdt IL, pyIitdnoig unf4dbli9. Gi
III Der einpf befaftige AtltIel, ueer pon ben 6rans
3ofen bennst piro unD ber pdrifer bettatet 00eEbe
als uHefbebyIi4 fir cine ueIitdnDige Eclette. gtebf
pefhgfE sine btnxeifnbe @nrastk fur 5eine Asirkz
sFnshf&ft 9reis bios s5 @enfs. Nnrdb bic % Il pers
jen6et anf Na4rebme unb Gmpfang eintr Ieiteanrg.
Sur6 - ~ ~
i 81 3eFsefs &hpfEs vi Co. GRemit
ap3 cod ~ IS 285 9iuer Stease, FROG.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
5. 6idliug'sl & GO's.
0rp6er @erfamf pDm lIbrem

Birb an einem einfa5en gIan su aIeiten preisen,
Der iesem 9etbetIigten cine biibfte ub rt1tie ge
s sfSss s IT, B. s ss PsS st sss s Ss
penaetsLt, ruirS BesabInng perIansf,
500 ScLiee goloene Ruitting n9ten :. $c50-750
500 Rasie Caleb soibene loren '..... 1900
$40 Samens nbren, enameuee ...... 10000
loo @oloene CUNT. GbreHpmeter ubren 25e--3Og
sSI sssge Ssssi tiSs SSst 5 as5 %
15s0o0 0olpene ameFtfs quitting unren. a0o--250
zoos Silberne Sunttn8 @pIin6er, .-.... 5g4f50
81 a5s00h Gilberue quitting s6WpIeres.s z5--l256.
~ 5000 eolbsne Gamers nbrels., . 50,-250.
200O0 Gplheue 9unting Sepnes. s... So rs
\ So,00O SLberne ubFea pesf9tesener Agten 50s-ip0
5,000 Silberne 9rnttng tlbren .;..... 25- 80
1900 Maotttrte 1bren aller Arten ~ To- rs
Sober ii n1raH 8ethejligeoe etbdlt eine t1br surcb
ssis Gtnrtd afs, ste MIR SO tcet wdRfenr s eDsn
wsreen itnifiinoen. 3dling u. SOS. etpbe amsrfns
niide nbten 6cmpdguie in Stem gtrt 0ifu fDnffut
etnst icfertgen Abins obtge ergethttten Hprratbes
Die Certificate btersu, tpete ben Artttel ftber ens
net, niD aneebeh, ns IN petsgelten Spipsrts snts
ssfer i0r4er certificate inS il ben in ibret so...
utfts dn9e9ebtiieu Vegeuft6nben bereatigt ndtbent
ne $40 sinQefanbt batsn. Dte Ginienbang einss ans
fsTer icate beTetgt ben Ginienher, rdc6cen e
kesabt bat. tnen IN bewieLbs auigefbrte tsseeiy
IT, I'D tltsB le6t einSujebsn bAb Mes 0eibaft lem
tetn xotterie Spiel, uieniebr ete reeae uns ertte
esss sif,sinss ssrssasas ,virSsper non nob em.
piana pon - Gents Gef9idt rperbent fpabrep66 FIR
III, tfis g.; S3aIno eue siedante gyranite fiji Isl
81 une cine moo nett wertbDrnere grdmie III $40,
aesnts cSet Es S sls ioIcs I ip SIS @
3eruebmen sntereiiren wonenr bteet 9 bierburb ene
eieiis % IsgsnAst bar es II bies. Gin burHaus aes
sisas eaforiI no sH dssSzs sITsati III ss
0afirbf untegbfeiteEip. 8erIntt es IVY
l4His sssassa sa4ws 8. i0lGIina d. Co.,
faa wgenBsseg. Habs ber gef ptEEs.
tss2 sNp 9fe BORT e.tl. n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
Sir g6minbfiidbtiae.

Der Mnjeigen6e lit tn wenigen god6en bur, Elm
sntnd,ss $eitmttei natSem er Sabre Iaile NIT eien
9ef1geH Snn genthek uue NIT BET frterIf1en &raiffs
pert Der S4mtnotuht bebaftet mar, gebeilt IDoroei
uno winj@t iebnli6ft ietnen NitmenI1en has Seiis
mitteI mitsihbeiIen. -
MHen PIE es Ipfini4er, wifb Ct cine Gopie bes Res
leptes ofenrei NIT Der 9irettion fir bic Beretuna
nno ben @ebrcn4 5nfenoen, DeIGeS e ftnber perbelS
a!s cine t9ere 9etInna fir S9minSiu9t, Nitbmai
Urcn 9ttts &C. Der etnjge Bned 6es ghseiaenoen 1T
Rrante tein Nittd periueu lutrbr 30 Cd benfeIbe,f
nt1fs fohet unb f9 ais Segen ertpeifen wirb. -
xertonen ote oos aeeept wani@eH, molten iis1 aes
9ep @cwdre sBlfcn; ~
tDufJwb s9inicmaburo. Rings Co., ". ".
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18

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benin gerbiacuus iHttalea pefiI s2iHien ME ioat:
Bon 9nstirt anb Salamanca pom llnieu Depot .nd9
AS Y. r., Sem Der, tasltss espres pom eaIamaueaI
Sornslspile init BEN 30 tdsli9en yGrpreb pom
sSaasIO unS fOmrat in aeW Dot an I'm 1890
790 y. ", erpres.gOit non auutiri, tsaIid Causs..
nonlmen Scnntd8s), bdIt in SaIamdica 9 40 ,ius
mn9t bic SeybigsHnG N 8oMeqsp geusb Gprning
init benz $50 u. y. erpreBs@ Otsus bon gAaiiaIS
AIS p 1l STEM gart Nat5i ersreE us gansirt .aoe
sfsssp sssa I'D. by De. I e s.
+ p W l, I'M mt ben 9lp1mittags aiiaeiiInb 9d1tS
, ,pferr nod Bottom In6 ben 9feuenaiarSg Stabten
{, sit Derbth0eE! sii1ss3rg 8 .T
nom s,uioIo. Z hi, g,em nor, a.i, ,or q.,o. 81.
pom GTcbanse ilnb ylifbigun Ctr. m 3
B. 81 u. ". 9ep Yort TaessGgpref (6onntaas aus,
msss @ ss5 rsSs S Sg g g 10 1920 g. Dr.
daIuaaaa i. Greet gBeitern Giienbabn fin WbtIas
SeIpkia: 4atttmpss, M5afbiastsn anS iaSi. gsinfte
o'O s. ne aees Moon ans porneaspSae
Dort MIR Wloreenss Berbuaoet In GImirn mi
Der Biliamspert " Glmira Gtienbabn fit Sorriss
enrg. YRsiaosippta, Baltimore, Bafbingten anb
2.so6. d. slaisnS erpfes sssaOiihrea soAHsdasy
( san mr. thS colt nna asaIsf ssue termt TN giep
staOm ia sasSas NJ BEN sen
sssS assi 4. T. , sEssi GS si Css KY
aarrsearg, Pbileseipsta, i,ne bes Sl6srs. ,.sg9
ITO 3. ID. GiHciuuatt erpreb tdgIif (aisaensrIten
Sonnt1gs); erreid5t 9sew Drrt 3.45 81 4Ry Ners
ll btuoft ~ @redt BeuD nit Der 9ecfuare, a6tfns
itpenra iae Befsrn Gifenbabn, nnb Ia Reiu BORT
NIT ben 9aduiittaes SdgeH Rnb Ddmpferti7 rif
~. 8oiipn uns Observation-Disclosures. Esss -.
YIN Scnntae eebtnir Ell, Hhg 6ittit. i1eI9sr Buff
talo UNI 5:f5 y N. perlabt ila6 9sep gorf nm ,I56f
pper y Min, Nad1iE. srreiFtr gget9S rVg.Fa
16 gaTasiers hee. 'eotsil utS Net eusfastS
pereei NIT t9rem @eydd In Ben g0rt fret betIieiert.
Die bsit unh Lxnr6tefen S1lnfs aDanert
He1ss TN ssr w cit -zzG beSlstten oIIe Rac6tslae
anu sssisr SeHbabp. ,f9l6fln8 % ssr ~
\ R Das @epaa ipirS iuiii Durdls
rfdrfen betfebef. lshs - ~ asa pn
ilnb paIIds.asplsis nets ionissps ats ali tsssas
s'nst eaAss'l 1inis.r 3 Gaii t4a9f apisy.s
~ Wat bsrIaags @iasls flr, bic.
@rie @iielbabn, Tag " rsis;s
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18

9iefe .Eianos empFnsen ben bD9fen greis in be
BeItausfelpns iber bic beten 6abrfate 2onbons
Paris', 9elttf9tan6s, Der StdSte Stern gort, gbiIaz
oeIpbia, Baltimore unb Bottom; ebenio bic goIo<Rez
Oniae anf benz ameritnnii6en Snitit,it in 49,
9ss@ Siinf auf chamber foIsenben Sabrea. In
l1nfere 9tarOs entbaIter Sas Sarfen 8eSaI, ben
frans6fiiben 0ampfer BEN pcritdrften 8os pole els
Ierne 8abmen unS oue mpbernen gerbeKerunsen. -
Sebes Snftrument anf tinf Sabre saorontiit unb
perSen inter amfiidbt bes Germ SIP. o ropefee EN-
fabrisirt, Der cine prattie Or brans son iber IS
5abren bat unb Der Iber ii, 600 ianos iebi sema6
bat, nnieEe gortbeie bedbisen nns, ,infese 6abri>
Gate bon 10000 Dollars bilisel su pertafen ais ir
senb cine enbere Sabrit. ms in 1918
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
! as,ne slutarmutb un0 @lsitbfnB t
Hltcbr.
4irophospboriaitreS Giiens gfatron bon
Or. QeraS.

9ieies neue Yrdpdrat lit bereit in Sranfreid uni
England an STEELE Der @iienmttel abDptirt. IS iii
5iq, farb ,nb sei9madlos unb entiprtdbt in feinen
6eiianotbeen oer 3uiammeniesn hes 0tites uno
Der 8notben. @e9en 8iei6iudbt, Wagenbeidbmerhen,
Ierer unb f9erer roirfenbes AitteI. Die Mtabee be
Nteoeeine peubet es IN ben eiiten den en- uilb err
ielt bumit bic beiten Grfol9e.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-06

Sarcastic people are wont to say that
poets dwell in garrets, and simple
people believe it. And Others, neither
sarcastic nor simple, send them alofi
among the rubbish, just because they
do not know what to do with them
down stairs and "among people," and
so they class them under the head Of
rubbish and consign them to that grand
receptacle of dilapidated "has beens'
and despised fused to be's"-the old
garret. u
The garret is to the other apart
ments of the homestead what the adj
verb is to the pedagogue in parsing
everything they do not know how to
dispose of is consigned to the list Of
adverbs. And it is for this precise
reason that I love garrets; because
they do contain the relics of the old
and past-souvenirs of other and hap
pier and simpler times.
They have come to build houses
nowadays without garrets. Impious
innovation
You man of bronze, and "bearded
like the pard," who would make peo-
pie believe, ifyou could, that you
never were "toddling wee thing;"
that you never wore "ruAe dress" or
iingled rattle with infinite delight :
that you never had mother, and that
she never became woman, and wore
caps and spectacles and maybe took
snuff-go home once more and after
all these years of absence, all booted
and whiskered, and six feet high as
you are, and let us go mp the stairs
together into that old-fashioned spa
cious garret that extends from gable
to gable, with its narrow windows
with the spider web ola sash, through
which steals "a dim religious light"
upon a museum Of things unnameable,
that once figured below stairs, but
were long since crowded out by the
Vandal hand of these modern times.
The loose boards of the floor rattle
somewhat as they used to--don't they
when beneath your little pattering feet
they clattered aforetime, when of a
rainy day, "mother," wearied with
many-tongued importantly granted
the "let us 60 up into the garret and
play" And play! Precious little
"play" have you had since, I'll war
rant, with your looks of dignity and
your dreamings of ambition.
Here we are now in the midst of
the garnet. The old box-shall we
rummage it? Old file of newspapers,
dusty, yellow, and 4 little tattered.
IT'S the Evening Courier. How IA
miliar the type looksI How it re-
minds you Of old times, when you
looked over the edge of the table with
the letters or papers for fatherl ~
Dive deeper into thei box. There
"A bundle-upit @ms, IN cloud Of
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-06
'.Milth."

The New York Commercial comes
to the defence of this word, which has
lately been attacked as an affected
synomy for "milk." 1t remarks:
"When one reflects how broadcast
has been the sowing of Webster's
Dictionaries throughout the newspa-
per Offices of the land in exchange for
puffs therefor, it is melancholy to con-
slider how little real service has been
rendered by that distribution in ale
Waiting the chronic ignorance of country
contemporaries. "Milk" is a noun,
and signifies a fluid. "Milch" is an
adjective, and means the milk-giving
quality. A "milch COW" is COW in
milk giving trim, as opposed to dry
cow--one not yielding milk. The
word is not in as common use as for
merly, but it is a necessary and proper
term. 1t is obsolrte, in the sense that
Shakespeare used it, Of "soft" and
"tender," but is still generally used in
its agricultural sense in our rural dis
tricts.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-06

Strange vicinsAf ude In tho Lilo Ofn No.
.H il IHi blemans 100 -

A paper published in Dacatur, Hi
noise tells the following.
"Most, if not nearly all, of onr citi-
zens have noticed a dissipated vehicle
somewhat resembling a circus wagon,
located ON vacant lot on North Main
street, in which resided an old and
poverty stricken man. Some time in
the Spring the wagon, propelled by a
couple of attenuated horses, arrived in
this city, and the old man pitched his
tent in the place mentioned, where,
through the charity of the owners, he
has since been permitted to dwell.
Here he has lived ever since, eking out
an existence by the donations of our
benevolent citizens, he having disposed
Of the horses for a small sum. Ycster-
day Mr.. +. S. Murphey, one of our
prominent lawyers, received a call
from Scotch gentleman named
WGregor, who, after long and weary
search, had found the individual whom
we have thus decribed and whom he
identifies as the youngest son ofthe late
Earl of Clanricarde, one of the wealth.
lest and most influential noblcmen in
Scotland. The story related by Mr..
MGregor is almost marvellous in its
details, and would furnish the materi-
ais for a first-class three-volume novel.
Some forty years since, the poor old
man who has attracted the compassion
ofour citizens was a dashing and styl-
ish officer in the Life Guards ;becoming
cnamored ola beautiful girl of humble
origin, he married her in opposition
to the commands of his proud father
and remonstrances of his equally
proud elder brother. Being disin-
hcrited and thrown upon the world,
he sold his commission, and with his
wife came to this country. After five
years of vicissitudes upon arugged farm
in the western wilds, his wife died, and
broken in spirit and sore in heart, he
relinquished his claim and roamcd
without aim or purpose over the
country. During the Mexican war he
enlisted as a private soldier, and serv-
ed until the close of hostilities. Since
then he has been the companion Of
rowing Indians; a deck hand on steam
boats pedlcr, &c., until his arrival
in this city. BY the death of his ell
der brother, which occurred about four
months since, he has become the pos
SCISSOR of the estates to the value of
$4,000 per annum. His good fortune,
alas! has has come to late; PROSTATE in
mind and feeble in body, he cannot
realize, nor can he long enjoy, the
princely fortune to which he has fall
len heir. Yesterday evening, in care
of Mr. M'Gregor, he embarked on the
eastern train, on the way to his lordly
mansion in Inverness, Scotland. For
tune smiled too late! his early love
sleeps by La Belle Ririere, and ho
lives a poor wreck of his former self
too imbecile to heed the frowns or
smiles offortune."
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-06

IT was Colonel Thomas Colt, of
Pittsfeld, Mass, who, as aid, took
Sheridan the news of the fight, which
led to his famous ride. Colonel Colt
told how General Wright came breath
less and said, 81 have pit the army in
order for retreat" and Sheridan an
swered in wrath, "Retreat by Cd
we'll whip 'em yeti" and he told what
a grand sight it was when, looking
across Mildletown meadows, they saw
the instantaneously reorganized Union
army rush in upon the rebel Aanks
and scatter them like mist, till, hastens
ing to the scene, they rode over half a
mile strewn thickly with dead and dys
ing men, who, twenty minutes before,
had shouted FVictory;" and how still
it was when at night they rode back
over the field which had been the
scene of such mad strife and tumult,
now, only the low groans OF the dying,
and the thousands of white dead faces
upturned to the stars and how, after
the victory, the Generals one after an.
other came up to the little hero, and
hugged him, and wept over him, and
lifted him off from the ground, till he
gaspcd, "Told, enough p
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-06
TmANKsGIVING PRocLAMATIoN.

In conformity with recent custom,
that may now be regarded as establish
ed by national consent and approval,
|, Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, do hereby recommend
to my fellow-citizens that Thursday,
the 2Sth day of November next, be
set apart and observed throughout the
republic as a day of national thanks
giving and praise to the Almighty
Ruler of Nations, with whom are do
minion and power, and who maketh
peace in His high places. Resting
and refraining from secular labors on
that day, let us revercntly and de-
voutly give thanks to our Heavenly
Father for the mercies and blessings
with which He has crowned the now
closing year. Especially let us re-
member that He has favored our land
with greatly needed and very album
dant harvests, that He has caused in
dustry to prosper not only in our fields,
but also in our workshops, in our
mines and in our forests. He has per-
mitted us to multiply ships upon our
lakes and rivers, and upon the high
seas, and at the same time to extend
our iron roads so far into the secluded
places of the continent, and to guaranty
speedy overland intercourse between
the two oceans. He has inclined our
hearts to turn away from domestic
contentious and commotions conse-
quent upon distracting and desola-
ting civil war, and to walk more and
more in the ancient ways Of loyalty,
cancellation and brotherly love. He
has blessed the peaceful efforts with
which we have established new and
important commercial treaties with
foreign nations, while we have at the
same time strengthened our national
defences and greatly enlarged our ma
tional borders. .f .,
While thus rendering the unani-
NOUS and heartfelt tribute of national
praise and thanksgiving, which is so
justly due to Almighty God, let us not
fail to implore Him that the same di-
vine protection and care which we
have hitherto so undeservedly and yet
so constantly enjoyed, may be continu-
ed to our country and our people
throughout all their generations for
ever.
In witness whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington
this 26th day of October, in the year of
our Lord 1867, and of the indepen-
dcnce of the United States the ninety
second.
BY the President A. JOHNSON.
VIM. III. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-06

A SOUTHERN Jenkins writes of
Raphael Semmes: His habits are
faultless. He has none of the vices of
a sailor, save an aversion to boots.
His nose and face have all the ruddy
marks that distinguish an "old SALT"
He uses no stimulant. His eyes are
blue, clear and winning in expression.
He always smiles when he greets you.
His apparel is plain, and gait erect and
graceful enough. He is slender and
straight, weighing not more than ono
hundred and twenty-five pounds. His
height is five feet nine or ten inches,
and his age fifty-fve.