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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
Grind Down the Laboring Man

Mr.. Chase, in his report to the pres.
ent Congress, proposes to put q duty
OF over so per cent. on Green Teas,
Black Teas and Chocolate, now free,
and an increase OF 80 to 40 on raw
sugar, refined sugar, molassss, liquors,
and Oh salt 15 cents per 100 lbs.
So it seems that We must pay more
tax to support this war than DR..
Wolf, or John Fee, Esq, or any othc,
man that is worth $l00 to our one
When we examine this matter we
find that Ly taxing the nece,saries OF
life, the poor man. whose family and
consumption IS the same as the rich
man, must pay just the same tax, and
if his fOmily is larger lie must pay
moro tax, wien by our Oonstitu'
tions we say that the wealth of our
country shall bear the burdens of Gov.
ernment. To this financial policy Of
the Republican party we are eternal.
ly opposed. We believe it to be all
wrong, and not in accordance to the
spirit even oftho Constitution. What
says our LabOring men ; are you
willing to pay from one to two hun.
dred dollars more TO keep your fami.
liesl II your family is largo 1t will
take every cent Of this amount
Think of these things, and lyon are
still in favor Of them, all right ; we
IAN stand it as we'll as our neighbors,
but VIC believe it our duty as citizen
to call your attention to the facts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
NJ. MOUNT,
Hhafrn,ou
WM, JAcEsOSc Secretary.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittse. met in this city on the 5th in
slant, and fixed the time for holding
SIC State Convention, on tho 7th o
August next. And as far as W.T. know
It has given very general satisfaction
to those tbet represent.
The % resolution will be respond
to by al sound, copntry,lvving mer
10 tho State, and Is an evidence tha
The spirit Of our people is yet alive tc
correct principles, and an old fashion
cd patriotism. II walks right intt
the Anaves and rascals who seem tc
have mistaken this war as one got up
to steal instead Of to fight.
The Republican press of Ohio com.
plains bitterly that the Administra.
tion at Washington should have beon
included with the Administration in
Ohio, They admit that Gov. Denui.
son is past cure or support, and to es.
capc from his fallen fortunes they bee
piteopsy y tor tho Democrats to unite
with then. this fall and help them ont
ofadesperate scrape. But as the Dem.
ocrats Of Ohio bad nothing to do with
Gov. Dennison's election, short.com.
ings or waste of the public moneys,
they cannot now become the white.
washers or bottle.holders oithose who
have pro6ted by his squanderi1gs aud
solHsh party huckstering. They ra.
ther desire a thorough Sitting Of the
mal,admiristration OF our State Of.
fairs and an exposure Of the robbirgs
anG stealings Of tho appropriations,
made with AL recklessness under the
terrorism ofthose who have teathered
their nests by their misconduct.
And from all any one can gather,
coming 20 us from all quarters, and
without distinction Of party, affairs at
Washington are even worse than they
arc here at Columbus, only, perhaps,
because they arc on larger scale.
The Democratic party is not to be
fooled into oil sorts Of public plunder,
q worse than Austrian Despotism,
and a final loss Of liberty by the ab
surd, childish, If not fiend,sh cry of
soar necessity" All such nonsense
and interpretations OF our constitu.
tioral guarantees, may do to tickle
the ignorant and cknavish, but they
have no music for the ears of honest,
Intelligent freemens
Let the Democrats and all those
whofeel it their duty at this hour oil
peril to unite with them, and they
ought to be legion, now do their duty,
and send up delegates on the 7th Of
August who will! carry out ia good
faith thespirit Of this call, and instead
OF coming here merely to get come ia.
vorite on the ticket, come in the spir.
1t Of unscltish patriotism and seek
only for good and true men, who will
be worthy the support fevery Union.
loving man in the tate.-Cnsis.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18

U7 This week we finish the Laws,
and hereafter We will have a full share
oi news. Can't our friends send us
in some new subscribers and money
due usl Do try your best TO keep
the paper aaoat. s.''tr'. z
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
Commercial wiz Hang a Republican

Commercial viii Hang q Republican.
The Pennsylvauians arc behaving
with their usual solishness respecting
the recommendation OF the Secretary y
OF tho Treasury that duties on iroE be
lowered 90 rs to permi. importation
and raise money. Thaddeus Stevens
and his followers oppose this neces.
sary and important reduction. There
will a necessity arise for the coercion
OF the the importunate and thick.
headed Pennsylvania politicians who
think the protection OF iron thu chief
end Of Government
BY the above it would seem Lin.
colu has forgot his promise at Pitts.
burgh--" that Pennsylvania should
have protection Oh her Iron and Coal.
and also the Corr REApERs Of OHr.
cAGo." Will the Commercial, from
which we copy the above, dare at.
tempt to coerce the Pennsylyanians
for asking what Lincoln promised to
to them, and does the Commercial
man really think Tbadeus Stevens
impcltunate, thick headed, &C., be.
cause he expected the President to be-
a man Of truth ! What a beautiful
set Of statesmen you are, and oh how
tru:hnll u. 80 dam v
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
July-li, 1861, 6w.
VintOn County COnTI OF Gears a0n
Pleas.

Rachel Wyatt, ...'. r,Y7
Painiif, f
against Notice
ThOh as Bull,
DorendAut.
TNllE defendant, Thomas Bull, whose place Of
i residence isunknown, will take notice shat
the plaintiff, Rachel Wyatt, on the 2sth day u
March, A. D, 1861, flodin the Office oftho Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Vinton county,
Ohio, petition setting ont that on tho 10th day
of June, A. d. 1860, the plaintiff and defendant
entered into InREriagB contract, they being
then unmarried and that she has alWsya bsei.
ready and willing TO perform said contract and
that said defendant has refused to comply With
said contract, whereby she is damaged in the
sum Of three thousand dollars, for Which SUM
she asks judgment.
The said defendant Is further notified that said
plaintiff caused % attachment 10 issue In said
cause by fling the proper afidavit and uHdsr-
taking in the premises with said Clerk Of said
Court, directed 70 the Sheriff Of vinton county,
Ohio, rstuTnable according to law, aud under
and by virtue Of which said writ Of attachment
said Sheriff on tho 2sth day Of March, A. y.
1851, attached the following PROPERTY, to.wit :;
Bsirg south part ofIlol nanlber two, mo. ~
beginning at tho south east corner Of said lot
thence running north to tbs main branch, thence
west BY the way Of tho branch to maple tree
thence south 10 locust stake thence eAst 70
Ihe PIhco VI beginning ana cOnuinlng flEy
Acres. in Section number sixteen, (No. icy
Township number nine, (No, ~ and Range
number eighteen, (No, ls) aud being the same
land conveyed by George Bull TO Thomas Bull,
September Is, 1881 also, Twenty Acres OF Of
the west end Of q tract estimated to contaia
Seventy Nine Acres and Forty Poles. Lot mum.
ber six, Section number sixteen, Township
number nine, and Rango humber eighteen, be-
ing tho same land conveyed BY Thoniss Baru-
borough to Thomas Bull September ., 1854
and also ono yoke Of cattle being ono yellow
and one black steir !; and also scry q notice -
garniShee upon George Bull and Ulysses Clay
pool to appear and and answer touching thOiF
Indebtedness, also the moneys and credits IN
their hands Of said defendant.
The said defendant is hereby notified further,
that unless he appear and answer TO said
petition on on before the third Saturday
after the 22nd day of August, A. 1881, that
said petition will be heard in bis absence and
judment rendered accordiugIy = aud also tl.et.
said property viii be ordered to DO sold and tlN
proceeds applied 70 the payment Of said ludg-
modt so 70 DO rendered, as aforesaid, and said
gar rnishees viii be examined touching their said
indebtedness, and such other order no mAds in
the ease ~ equity and justice may requiFs.
, iALFRDD YAPLE, z. A. BRArfOE
JOHN T. NACKEY, Att'ys for PFC,
july II ls6l-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
Democratic Union Pole Raising.

Tho Democracy Of Richland town
ship will, on Saturday, the 9th day
OF July 1861, raise a Polo and oul
National Banner, as emblematic oi
our determined support OF the Consti.
tuition and Union against Invasion
and rebellion. TIE Democracy and
Union meu of all parties in Vinton
County arc respectfully invited to be
present and help. Speakers, and the
Vinton Cornet Band Will be on hands.
Let us have grand rally. BY order
OF Committee Of Arrangements.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
ID dav Of AMguNt.

at one o'clock P. NJ. at McARrHuR, for the
purpose OF appointing three, delegates 10 the
State Convention on the 7h Of August next.
Good speakers will be in aitendeuce, aud the
Democracy are cordially invited 10 turn ouI,
Come one, come all. BY order OF the
/, r. q. DEM. CEN. COM. v. C, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
Another GiOriou. Victory.

Our arms, under Mcclellan, arc
again victorious at Laurel Hill. On
Saturday and Sunday the Ohio 14th
Regiment lost twokilled, two mortally
wounded aud a number slightly. The
'Rcbas had their General, Garnet,
killed, and a large number Of their
officers snd men. This is from the
official report. b Our General says this
drives Rebels out Of Western JVir.
gilia. The nextfght mus. be, fany,
this side Of Richmond at Winchester.
where Mcclellan and Patterson will
Join forces. Da1'Ic) s8 ,a=Iers9b 4
2 =.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
Democratic Mass GOnVen.
lion.

Ths Democracy of Vinton County are
hereby notified that there will be Mass
Convention held OH the ........
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
The DOdugger.:

THIS wonderful article iust pstan,ed, i. ,ore-
i thing sstireiy nav, and never before offsr.d
to aeoots, who are wanted everywhere. Fall
Jrss. Address. u - -.'-S
SHAW a CLARK, Biddsferd, Msine.
harhl4, ltsl--ly.. ...III -'t-T-ss,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
AEW SADDLE & HARNESS SHOP,
IN J. X. WILLIS BUILDING,

WE take pleasure in announcing to the people
Of Vinton County, that we have Just opened
New Shop, and intend 70 keep constantly On
hand. and will make % order, on short notice.
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRTDLES. COLLARS,
die and Harness Business; which We win sell Al
prices 70 suiLthe times. -,r,-r
We are determined not 70 De nrpassed In tho
quality Of material. Or in the style ana durs-
bilin Of the workmanship.
All Fho, wisbsIy thing IN lonr line win do
weli, 70 esli on us before purchasing elsewhere
Repairing promptly Gttsadea u. !
,es, ULLoM A BlLLIHGHURsT,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
Cen. MecleIlan,s OliciaI Repor,.

Gen. McCleiian's Omciai Report.
WASHINGTON, July 13.--The fol.
lowing dispatch was received to-day
at headquarters, from Gen. McClel.
Ian: .>....
BEvERLY, July 13.--The success
TO day is all could desire. We cap.
tured elk brass cannon, Of which one
is riAed. and oil the enemy's equip.
age and transportation. The number
Of tents will probably reach 200, and
more than 60 wagons. Their killed
and wounded amount to fully l5O, and
at least 100 prisoners, aud more com.
ing in constantly. know already Of
10 officers killed and prisoners. Their
retreat was complete. occupied
Beverly by rapid march
Garnet abandoned his camp early
this morning, leaving much OF his
equipage. lie came within few
miles OF Beverly, but our rapid march
turned him back in great confusion =,
and he is now retreating on the road
to st. George. General Morris is to
follow him mp closely.
~ have telcgra2hed to the two
Pennsylvania Regiments at Cumber.
land to join General Hill at Rowlcs.
burg. The General is concentrating
al his troops at Rowlesburg, and will
cut of Garnett's retreat near to West
Union, or, if possible, at St. George.
ii may say that We have driven
ont some ten Thousand troops, strongly
entrenched, with Q loss Of II killed
and 36 wounded. Provision returns
found here show Garnett's iorcS to
have been 10000 men. They were
Eastern Virginians, Georgians, Ten.
neSseans, and think, Caroliniaus.-
Tomorrow can give full details as
to prisoners, &c. | trust that Gener.
al Cox has, by this time, driven Gov.
ernor Wise out OF the Kanawha Val.
ley. In that case | shall have &C.
complished the object OF liberatiug
Western Virginia. | hope the Gen.
eral in chief will approve OF my ope.
rations.
WAsHINoroN, July 14.-General
McClellan's official account to General
Scott, from Beverly 90 the 18th, says:
81 have received propositions from
Col. Pegram for the surrender OF q
remnant Of his command, say 600
men. shall have nearly / 900 pris.
oners to take care of when these come
in. G. B. MCCLELLAN"
U The Journal OF Commerce
thinks the Representatives of the
United States at foreign governments,
appointed by Lincoln "are the last
run Of shad. such "shad" as Gid.
dings, Burlingame, Cash Clay and
Carl Schurz had been sent out Of the
country soms years since, it would
have been a good thing. 10
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
DEIOCRATIC STATE CONyE en-
TlON.

4. meeting Of the Democratic State
Genital Comniltee, held in Columbus on the
3.h day OF July, le6I, Il was
RssoE"sd. That IL isekpedient n hold q
Dsmoesauc State COHteniiOa Al colunbus.
on
WEDSEsDAI, AuepsF 7h, 1851.
to nominate Demecfaiic State Ticket, to
be supported az the 0ccObor election.
RsSo red, further Than all tho electors Of
the State Of Ohio, whe afs in favor of rer.
peuatine the rrineipiIa upon which onf
Union 6Ss founded and nre convinced thai
rhs Pteseht Stale aud NIi8na! Administra.
'i9R areYhglly incompetent 10 msnige the
GotemheHtin is preseml critical condition,
ts well US all who are opposed 10 the gross
e1favagance and cormpllsn now 50 aIarm-
insIy prevalent IN. public affairs, be earnest
ly invited TO unite with tbe Democracy in.
this hour ol our country's peril, aud thus re-
deem the State, and place its administration
in competent hands.
R.sjivea, further, That the basis OF repre-
seHtsti0n in said Convention be one dele.
gate iot every 500 votes, and an additional
- delegate losa fraction Of $50 and upward,
CAST for RhomT j. s. Smith, for Supreme
Jvdgspt the October election in 1860, and
ia, il be recommended that tho counties
fleet their delegates on this basis. . "a
The Democracy of Ohio and all other con-
seryaSiVe Union men, who are willing 10 co.
ppep,e with them outbe above basis, are re.
qussted 70 meet Ia their respective counties
al such time as the local committees may des.
iguate, and appoint delegates to the Demo.
cratic Convention, on the 7th Of August, to
nominate a State Ticket, to bo supported at
!. the October election. ~ -,,.
H ltispresumed that no lover Of his coun.
Try will require prompting at this time TO i'd.
dace him 10 discharge his duty, and there.
fore the Committee ia impressed with the
belief that the counties win esgerly res pond
10 this call. and that an imposing Conven.
ton v i'll assemble in Columbus at the time
designated above, and put in nomination a
ticket Of good and true men. to be support.
ed for the various State Offices on the sec.
ona Tuesday in hoctober next.
2 'TsuU "oJ odi WIN. MOUNT,
Ia. I'D I.... .t...... fh.irn,ou
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
Breekinridge's Speech.
WAsHINaroN. In

WARRINGTON, July 10.
The feature in Congress to day was
Breckinridges speech. 1t was Of nm.
usual ability, clear and logical, provi.
ded his premises were granted-that
the Executive has no right, under any
emergency, to do any act not prescri5,
ed in the Constitution aud law. lie
enumerated acts Of usurpstion, and
declared tho only excuse alleged was
necessity, and deuic1 thef validity of
this defense. Lie did not attempt to
show how Government could have
done otherwise without abdicating to
jeff Davis Go. The speech was
carefully guarded snd did not fulfill
public expectation Of On autspoken de-.
fense of tho traitors. ,,-,o
The Pope's Soldiers and People.
New YORK, July 16.-Tho Washing.
ton has arrived. An ARRAY occur.
red at Rome between the people and
the Pontiical gsndarmes. Several
wero wounded.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
WAR NEWS.
ARMY I'M VIRGINIA.

BEyERIY, VA, July 13.
MeClellan's advanced division IA
moving rapidly to Cheat Mountain
Pass. The rebels have burned the
bridges at Hnttonsville, and will burn
Cheat Mountain bridge. II can't do.
lay us an hour. At Rich Mountain
one hundred and thirty -ons dead reb.
els were found. Our wounded arc
doing well. Capt. Girls. Miller, of
Lafayette, is supposed to be mortally
wounded by q musket shot through
the right lung. He is easier this
morning. The names of the dead and
wounded not yet ascertained. Capt.
Conklin, Of the Eighth Indiana, is Sc.
verely but not dangerously wounded.
Private McGill dangerously; and tic
following are wounded, | can't say
how severely: privates VIM. Sigh
ton, 3. Landen, A. L. Powell, PHI
lander Wiseliart and George Shaver.
Sergeant Thompson, 10Th Regiment,
severely wounded ia the thigh. Lieut..
Col. Bryant badly injured by falling
on a rock. Ten commissioned rebel
officers killed and captured, including
Capt. Skipwith, Of Powhattan, an
eminent officer Of artillery, Capt. D.
E. Langell, late q. S. A., Capt. lr.
win, Of Brnnswick, dangerously woun.
ded, DR.. Tyler, late U. S. A., aud
DR.. Walk, U. s. A., prisoners. Some
Georgians and South Carolinians
among the dead, but the rebels found
dead are chiefly Eastern VIrginians.
This morning Col. Pegratn, com.
nander at Rich Mountain, sent q let.
ter to Gen. Mcclellan Offering to sur.
render himself and command of six
hundred men, who had collected
since their fight. The surrender was
accepted, aud the prisoners will march
in today. The prisoners woru much
reduced BY hunger. Tie wounded
are all to be brought hero. .s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18

o U Congress is dispateh:pg bust.
'ess fast, and will adjourn soon. 30
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9aurtqnartiero 3sr. alfraubrid,
Camp ptdsns, 5. SUM- 1861.

~ uR Stne 9rpcta mattcn
an ts 9utsn Burger BON Spuecun, 8atrfar
une grtncs g8iltam County.
80 yin lsihtferttssr unb prinetptsnIOler 9yrann
Bat arfsrsn Soosn tetrstsr. gtrabam QincrIn
Bat 0bns 8adfHt auf mpratifae, eeirsIi6e unr
ecnfitustOutls Se6te feline lbplttipniNiIhcn
Snnprn ouf Gu6 scbest, psI6e mcrOen unp
Cure Mtttireer Su @sfansensn MAIDEN, Guer
Giaenttun peenetmen unc %serff5rtn, uno an.
bore 6arblunseu Ger GewdIt unO S6nud f6
su Shulren frmmsr ialtn. pei6e 3u fhrsdIid
nnb ~smr6reno Fne, UNI fs bier aufufibren.
alt Hcaeln ciuttiTrttr Rriesstunf tabeu lie bel
Seite etI6cbcn, unb. pern aud ribt auf ;brem
Banner gsidriebru, ir ocrtInoiscr es bod tbre
9aucIunsen, eue ttr 8rtesstuf nS66nbeit unb
Beu.e !" III. &aes, mac stnem 1aune t6euer,
- Cure Gbrs uni Die Gursr 8rausn uuo Ssh
ter, Gusr gsrm5ssn unb 9ebsn ft6en Bel bielrm
aessnirartIeen Strtitt auf Rem Spiele.
SIM gnamsu Ter rsGtm6btss Es9tsruns Der
GcuS5cutrtrn Staatsn - in Der betltsen Sa6c
cuFttnttcueusr Bretbeit unb Ssltfrcsicruns, fur
Tic mir stnfs6en, = I'm gameu ter Civilization
uuo Renf6Itdteit, rrIufe Id, IS. 8. 8eaurr-
adrp, Srtsdoier @snsral Der gcnf6rerirttu
Stddtsn, 8cmntanbirsneer III Camp pidens,
glansTas Suaetipn, tisft grUttauution, uni
erfuhs guGt unb fcrSsrr Gua auf bet Qtiem, mas
Dem 6tritn eiuec irsirn Maunss uuo pdtriuten
fteutr IN, BET Dem 9idmsn unp anreuteu Der
Batter ~unItrsr 8tpoluttcn. unO bel Der gfetnteit
unp 6siliststt Cures Standardization 6terecs, =
bsrtsi,u.tIeu unter cas- Banner Cures Staotes
uuO SatsrIanoes. SD bslhp5rt Gu6, tteu su
Gursm 9anos unb Gussr ~stissmdeisen 8esies
.u ruus su fs6tr, ~ttfcnprrs ater Die Srwraunaen
uaD 6ancIuussu bes 8ejnree ;u itsrtpader, 10
rd6 Sbr i'm SIdupe ietb. bic iuosrIdifsfsn 8r,
ribte oari0er In bisfsm 5auptquartier pper an
BITE uutrr meinrm Commando leGcnoeu Sff;ierr
% srtr sudf ftrner rct otr yyrrFdsruug,
bag th isesn in meiusr 9fa6t l~tr6ruoru S6ue
Gu& onssoetten Gdftn psrbe.
As ~ (@e5rt&ns) g. Z. gtauresarb,
fomm. Srt9ape.@en
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81. Sp0tt. SrdfCsrt,
Sd. @anttr, Sttretar,

9. SirGb, &allirsr.
gu Mitelteosrn rss ausl&uGss, an Die lib
rlnterflgung Su6suos gu ipenrsn bGbeu, ,pur-
ben bic 6srrcn S. 6Oae, Rnrts gtdiOn, SattOrf
SttberGtne unn 5cnne9aey srwdblt.
Su Baar pareu ttretts $72.50 etrseenn9en
unO reitere 500. 80 unterihrisben.
Gs wurbe fsrnsr beiaIOGsn. am 1. uuS is.
ciues isben Ionats cine ~reselmd6ise SsrIammt
lung ob5ubaItsn.
@elOer t6nuen nur Don Dem Gol1rsr stseu
cine pom prdfbrnten unO einem Ilitslispe pee
ausi@uhss uutsr3et&nete aawetluns ausss3oblt
mcrpeu.
3uStunssn an RitfsttSdrftiee 6omilirn ws,.
ben ale @Onatc Smet 9lnl s%elstitct.
Gdtieblia wurpe betatofen. an5eisen i'm
n9lnsstger" urO Der nDIfpatA" su per6fsnt-
lihsn.
unierc 9eier erisGen aus btslem turlen llmri6
Ger 8erbanrtuue,n unO Belalafe, poe pisis
Ineeleesntett stusn re6t erfrtuli6en Nnfouq
ssnommeu BAT, moriiber mir uns i'm SutercGt
a1er D erirrisen peutldtu S~amilisn tersIih lremen
mel6e ntsrItaeunesbsplrftts lnO unp cine lpl6C
audi prrpienen.
= Aus etnem BON 6oiriar bier einsetrofsnri
Srtefe eines Mttsltenes Der 8trstnta TjFscom.
pasuie erie6en mir, eub Capt. 3. 0tinsr leiuer
t~dbtisrn mill 6rtlhsu SeuntniHe bnIber gu sinsr
anNeren Gompusnie oerleBt pprOen 1T, Die Gif
les f'ben essbaIb sssenparti6 pbnc Captain in
8slps.
= uGleren 9eieru ttrIrn mir NIT. bae unIc,
8latt in %etni9en 5aaeu nit beOeuteno ssrmrbr'
TEN 9eleltcf erihetucu ieitO, oa IS uuS seIunssr
III, sinen tiiatisen arbeiter fur OnGeIbs gu sc,
piRntr.
= Die glep SrtenRs 3Ouapen unb artiusris,
bas alabama 8estment uuo rebrere anbers
5ufstruppcn finO seletn unp UOrseitsru nod
williamsburg unb gOrttupn utsesaneen.
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25 6alb, 8bts. Superipr @ermau Sittcrs,
80 SblS. unb % babe 8bls. ptdles,
Slo Ripple Brandy,
10 SbIs. ahter alien pea6 Brandy,
so 30 arUee So. 1 Wadsrel,
6amtlp Slc Hpe. Grcmprls Grtra Gaale,
Z. s. NIcds uno q. s. Sbermans B6lSfsy,
Sure DID 6puono Gin,
Ole, 9iper unb Widtee,
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u u. StuartS D cuntaiu @btStcY
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ben man rerlutcn icutc che man AMER,
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SO NJ. y. Sones Ii. 6 o.,
10. 6trase 5rii6sn Wain II. Cars.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-13
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