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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

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miIc GtYt ir trAr, unr ~icuertsa 'rinen S6uG, Ter
maze rem geianmaf S6arrn arrittete. SIT .rs
nil erts ra5 Ctuer, mslhti eon rem JteteQtn fcrts
9H}eft irurN:. Sa laalte itnen Is suQs 9rautens
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quite 9Gtrtun9 ttaten.
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mr. odtpflnri5e Su9eln fir bic WirptzR anpne if:
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3eit sum Stmsi9en 8etra4t taten parre.
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meinem Commando ~irbeneen SiT,ier unb @anu
7fhft mi&t 9enu9 riitmen. Sic iitrtcn lh tapis
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rcu ipieaertolIen StUitn eriefrn lam, Ga5 3rfi
len rnuerte / Gtunre IS @ljnuten, nGnilit ger
SO E}inuten ti3 6 ll@r As Wintm 2fcnrs.
Sic gattcrit it n%la5tjrt, I3 S4!tfitayteu fl
titttr cine. Sanrfanf crrifttt. Ztc 9lsteQG
Hatttn Hrri 9cjc3ere &1nrntn unG ~ierrytcr mttrc
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5Gi1 i'll ren Sunny UNI in rus Sfcyrrvt iinfm
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(ei, aU: wrl6cm Sic critftn wertem, raB 2 SEA-
in Fem 5reftn lei&t Ysrlpunset murccn.
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@nimcrt1mteit res Jia9gensS iF,isrS auf tie lrcr
, HoItn Oienltlei fun3en res 9ieutenants Taniel
grai"f, w'itrr unicre 9iyct. Ganune inter
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

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Camp;:r STA" IN: ler SepelP6 YOint gattts
RE, Ter an 10. @tai %YOreI, murre pcn Gem Conn
mouIeur Srmp eagle ~fUl3rnrsr r~ifijieQer getdt
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

y S&i9e g8aTtn tnc tcrcits iton am rrrjaer
Samitaa rura Gagt. 6lin9e ms Gtaat5arIenal
nab Sfferirn Git9 aFcetiefert nprcrn.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-02
Gagtr..t.u Ntms..

+. WAsHSsroN, Dee. 3l.-The report
that prevailed this afternoon throughout
The city that ,Geg. Scott had been ap.
pointed Secretary of War, AL interim
produced a thrilling effect, and occasioned
much Indignation among the secessionists,
who are fully aware that Gen. Scott is
in fIEor of extensive military preparations.
The truth is. that Postmaster Gen Holt
isiD temporary charge of the department,
aud tonight was attending 10 the duties
there in company with tho Chief Clerk.
Gen. Scott bas.Eot been either at the de-
pertinent or at the Presidents house to-
day. Both Thompson and Thomas were
at the Cabinet nesting to-day, though
rumor had declared otherwise.
FAErHQuAKE IN. AExASsAs.--0n the
night Of the 9th Dec, it is stated, a
pretty severe shock Of an earthquake was
experienced in Helena and. vicinity. 1t
apparently came from the southeast and
passed TO the northwest, and was proceed.
cd BY. a low, runshling noise. -. =
Tie Archbishop Of New York has re-
eeiYed silver medal irem his Holiness
the Pope, Sin acknowledgment Of the zeal
and liberalfty with which the Catholics Of
that diocese have come to the aid Of the
Holy Seeia its present trials and enhar-
rgssuIeltS.' L.. - ...-...
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-02

4 4 ! \ f ! u . :
Fl ii seems topmka Iiilt lifsle difference
10 many WHO drive fast teams what may
be the. characierof their cargo. whether
grayllsaded 81 yoahg, old nlAu Or boz,
aged matrcu or youthful maid nor how
dark Or stormy thg night, they must slew
the speed Of tlleir horses Nor cohtcnt
with this, some seem to- take 4 delight ~
giving every possible annoyance % tIioso
who may lic jogging qiietly and peace.
ably on Tie public streets, iaterfeting
lwiihthe busiaess II noae save their own,
Sewing Wild oats Oil the broa5l prairie ur
ou5our own enclosed lands Ii oild thing.
sewing them az The sxpeuse aud annoy
ance gf OR peaeealle, ubogehdlpg neigh,
bors Il another II any 81 our superior
whips want tolaisplay thelF skin aud trs
The speed 81 their hpgs aid The strength
81 their sleighs 81 cutters, away from
thickly sesslea eiliea areihe proper plares
The pleasures 81 4 whole winter Nouh
not repay Tor even &c broken arp niacl
Eless .for the death al 4 felloaibeipg, causes
.by our catelessless n s, sI..
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-02
JAPAN.
ARRIVAL o. TIE EMBASSY,

The U, S. Steamship Niagara WIN '.
the japanese Commissioners on board, =
rived at KauagnRa on the 10th q Aess g,
Der, all well. on Yokohama, . sop,s 9
was sent ashore to proceed oyerlselp J, 4
Ieddo, No notice whatever vas taken \. !,
their arrival at Kanagawa BY the gsp. =
csc; nor did they themselves exhibit W y,
sign Of curiosity or interest on thelf ~. :.
approach 10 heme, They appeafe,ss Y
tirely indifferent, and Tommy--the, w WA
presSibte Telimy"--the ladies man, lo ~.
as dirty US though his face had no. I'm
washed since the helles Of Waslans y. =
had last kissed him, NQpotiee was sae y,
or them or the +" Niagara" at Jcdao, az,
scept the usual salute TO the sup. ,sSg
Commissioners were not permitted y issS
IN the ships boat, but were quietly lap1 \.
ia d common Custom,house boat Y ~.
mote part Of the town, without any a's M
ton paid 10 them. No OFFICIAL aeticsi 4, ~ Z,
been taken Of the Niagara arriYGn =
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sLEIGHINa.

9w1 =. - e. @ Ia .-
TnERE is no amusement which il really
pleasant, however innocent when properly
and temporarily enjoyed. but which may
and IN many instances is rnu to excess
Few there are who, when we'll nufilsd in
fars, aud behlnd spirited and comfortable
team, DO not enjoy a good sleigh:ride;
their spirits rising as the bells tinkie nler.
rIly On the reakiRg bucks Of the praneia1g.
horses, provided there is a STEADY, kkilfal
hand At the lnes But The amusement i
gone when the Hass are UNDECIDED, the
whip vigorously applied, and the imitation
o. an Irish steepleehase substituted for a
pleasant, quiet drive. So. = - ~.
~ Is but few evenings since, wllen in
1wiid Phrenzy Of this nature Tie preeiop,
freight Of a sleigh was tossed out throw,
70 some distance, md the parties allmor,
Or less hurt one young lady 50 sefloasl,
that she has stoee heea under oous,ab
medical attendance.
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4+- : ~. F.. e
MF sherman replied, that NJ d..,..,
Y send the resolution to i scIrct " ~ sss'se =.
tee III Five, with such ihs,rns, ,ssnllalt y.
would NOT prpbably excite secrss ss.ns \. =
Committed q 83 IS too largs a N! The
thc propositipn. Adjourned = s0nudeE
SExAIE Da Jan. Sth. n,
offered 4 petitioaef Moses tinli y ssS NY.
asking that on amendment n w = nasa !,
tution be made, that Ii nav 49,. s.onsst
e \. 5f God. Referred Is tbs ~. .se
ciary Committee. ~ ladi.
Mr, Seward presented d peti,o, !.
Tie eitizehs Of New York asti ,,sV = ron
passage of the Pacific Il. III mn - We
On motion Of Mr.. Gwia Nv 4
Il, k House Blu was iakea rp =. panc
Mr., Polk Of Missouri, moved q -,
So Us ~ make the route rpa 60 800 !,
mouth OF the Kansas River. - "
Mr. Green hoped that no sp,sr,,, ~.
wodhi he put upoa the Bill, ualrss ~.
were of vital Importance Al,l,a sas 'osy
was not IN favor of The present M. N i. y
yet bic thought Il dangerous 4. i., y
h'll With afaeaalnepts. Rir. GrSs EXT ~. .ls
lie was in favor of perfectinr tAe ' nm sa y
was right tllst both branches II Conc AN, !.
should deliberate mon and peStss, ~. N.
measure. u. \. II. i. $500 ~ I, ~
Mr. Wilson thought the ,u,sn i, I. y. !,
Tho senator from Missouri ricbt ~. y.
islepll vote for il lie also thoasht a. =
ought 70 perfect the lilI, ald maEs !, Z. !.
! good as possible. ss. Y, 80 $3.50 - !.
MI Polk ameRdmSat IA, sg,..,9,.
yeas, So nays, 20.
Adjonfiied Ill Monduy, tie Ith. 4,
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Guffi8n Ntns.
GREAT BRITAIN.
.Ay A.lrrEAL 70 TnE use 3 palllor !, \.

Fl AZ ~ aAFlt.Ad ~ THE KING Or bAIioHEr.
b The African Aid Society of Enrl.sa
has sent q letter 10 the king Or DaLomsv
requesting him not TO encourage the,Ia,s
trada The following are TIC princID.l
passages.
Majesty Balahung Tho cssst Enc.
Ilish nation IS very sad. Ii does ncs liz !.
your ways They are not good. Th,v !
are very bad. You might be 1 rroat
king; but what yoa do viii not make Won
In great king. Yon do very much harm
for = very little money, TO Be 4 great
king ron. should do much good and make
lit give yoa d great deal Of money. You
8iaaiSe war that Won mar take slaves SsG
Iseli them. And 4 great many Of your
own people are Killed. Tiiisis very bad.
We are told TINT You sold 10000 last
/ year; and what did yon get? $4,000
! How many bad Things hare been thus
/ done for:so little money u Yon are lie
king Of q great many people. GOu may
tta',ks tApch NONE and yolr people TOO.
uogot t!tke thenl 10 var, u here a grsat
tuaay G;e, But 81 j Is them, gel cot
I toA, bring nje roli0n.s Say 10 then,
0as hundred aisl ijfiy thoaSshd d you
eisll me- your King ! am yoaF ,kiag., !
! must have 6ae dollars worth Of COTTON
@Fxrrf year from every one of my peOps.
] My rbirfs viii look @ 81; Tie eitisi. WHO
has ole thousand pcoFts VIII make then
hring 10 TtlytIah one thousand dollar
fworttl Of cotton. an the rest YOU taa
bring and sell FOR yourselves. Aud 70
yua may all get ritl--you may all =.
many d0itarA7 I. = =. f. +. =.
Majesty Badahuug Do You not kRSs
Ilvh0t the traders buy Slaves Of yoa fsI!,
70 grow cotton aid sugar. Yoa c,a
grow it much better han III those coua
tries where they take the slaseste. lis
much better in paholnefblad We will
I>huy all the cotton Of yon at Wh5dsh
You shall not be cheated. lt Ii not iOr
a wise king to have many OF his peefs
kiflea eHsry year, when they would m.ks
so much money for him. s ~.
Majesty Badahung For cregy 100
lbs. Of good clean cotton we viii give
/ you, nt Aitiuatli eight agilaEs. IN tna
way yoa viii be d great king. You will
be more rich than any other king ID Al:
RIGA. You will get now near 100000
dollars year; We would show you how
this may soon be 100000, and in ashort
TIME / GOO, 000 dollars a year s:.. -
Majesty BadGhlag Then tic great
English people win love you. And to
show you how glad they are to see you
wise, aud a good aud a great king, We vii
seaa you, from tue great English people,
each year that you do this, and do mol
selIany slaves, nor let any slaves be sold
or seltt OF from yOnr coast, We will send
you each year a present of love to you o.
- dollars in silver money, or u al
sorts Of beautiful aud useful goods, which
you like best. Yes, we will do this ana
buy, too; all your cotton at . fair price,
you viii be such a coed and such a great
kiag. .5. r Zf7lE f.f,z..S ia
I'VE have said it. Let rs know Whist
YOU Will do. y. x. j.. -.....
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WASHINGTON.

On Jan. 1st, j general holiday was
celebrated in all the departments, ANA the
municipal Offices were closed, All the for
eigu Ministers, and tie army aud navy
Officers, paid lhg;r respects to the Presi,
deaf, after which the citizens generally
were Admitted. A few UAiun and secession
cockades were seen in the crowd, There
cepdona were cherries, gnd tie greetings
lacked the eRruestnoss OF former similar
occasions But iew members Of Congress
were present. -
Washington news Q! the % states that
an earnest address to the people Of the
United States, is prepared, recommending
them to na!y to compromise on the basis
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
rnE gkRr r.A1asr ROY rllE Ear !. !.

VI \ THE yki,Y TEST FROM TAR KSsT, VT; (,
4 WE teHdcr our sincere aud heartIeitact
acknowledgements ID inc members of .tiit
.'T'Pony ExpIess aud 'rsltgfafhie Club
81 this city, 81 which Vim Bel, ESQ. ],
President. for d copy Of The Interesting
news received 81 Tbdrsday night, thssIsi
nit, which willbe found, u fall, III Oil
columns this morning We commend tho
Important Intelligence tins communicated
to the attentive and careful pcrasal Of our
numerous readers
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FRANCE.

DESsIrYoF THE PoftLarfoS or PAEIs:-
Such is the crowded state Of the l'si an.
thorsughfsres that during the year, ., Vuo
persons have been wounded and sesso
hundred killed, by the vehicles OF all kiOos
which Gil the streets, and render the elO.'
sing Of the latter almost impossible % p
.destrians, The creation Of undergsounn
railways, and Of crossing bridges iOr ~ ~.
passengers, is proposed and viii PfeOaO'f
be decided upon. 4. &, & sf.s.2t.i fasz2 o.
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rHE MoUNTAINEER. FEBRUARY 2l86L-
lsHlpay. Fsb. II.

IA l3.7 TIA y NIDAlI Etlls La 4
mic case of Stowc W. Savage, an aT-
|itai nom tlie 2rd District Court. WIS
arrtsl by y III RalstDn ior appellant,
ana s. DelYel fof aIpelisc, and submit
'tcti,
lie case DC Theodore Thorp VS.. the
|Peopie1i tl,e Territory, was drought up
ION i Wit 0F erlor ffonithe Bird District
C9urt. NJ
Messrs. Janlts and HtoEhead appeared
for Thorn ilibc people Was not Fepreselit-
eSl. T4e argument vas concluded, and
Z the case Submitted,
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TIE 39a
-MOU N I a / N EER.
GREAT sSlr lAgE ICIrN
slTURDd j. FEBRtt.i n { AZ / I 1851 4
TAyATTON.

question. a great uept Hhs Uoolt sallu Aliu
written! with that We care not 70 have
rnuci, ID do. There are, however, con.
pscis,iS herewith some matters Which
daily, aud especially Pt this seuson d the
year, occasionally call forth some very
critical commeats from our citizens, and
those IN no very measured farms.
Passing over those parts q the subject
which do not come nnder our present in.
mediate notice, we viii call the attention
of those whose business ii Isl to see after
The matter 10 the present and We might
Jay The past, tor years situation 81 The
streets and water acequias Of onF city
During that season 81 the yearwhtu wa.
Ter ismost needed, ID many parts 81 the
city the bitches arc found dry aud dusty.
and the gardens parehed with thirst,
while. when the winter comes, the streets
in frort'of their lots are flooded, and. the
roads INSTRUCTED All present, 70 travel
from the Court Hoase BIZ way Of West
Temple street, it might be necessary Ito
uss the slightest extravaganza to call ii
the aid 81 canoes or skis, so annoyingly
hare tho waters of City Creek run riot
from their channel and spread themselves
abroad,
For thcse ntisnnces we can sec no npul-s
ogy. In the early summer, when that
stream pours down is waters foaaiag
and boiling, with tho SOUND and grandeur
Of many cataracts, little prompt sxer-
ton, guided as ii has hitherto been 81
skilfal handa, directs and controls its
vindings and directs Il from the path Or,
mischief. How ninrhmore casy, then. ere
the winter closes ii, wien the waters are
low and labor accessible to turn them fiji
. channel that WIN vol sul.iect OUT streets
tobe oEcrfoNn, thereby compelling many
III tho course % tileir Legitimate pursuits
70 paddle knee doep in slash md LAYING
the foundation Of fnrnislilag The materiafI
for tho breaking up ard destruction Of Tie |
streetsiu the spfiag
TO attend ID these matters there Is d
supervisor % streets and waterhiastsr ap.
psinted. q gentleman ia whose qaalIEica.
tons and perseverance, we have every I
confidence For the same purpose taxes
are annually assessed and pttesa Al lie
control q the supervisor; added 10 which,
is "a poll tax ofoae day labor from every
male se5iaens q nc gIlg eycr TIC qge ii /
cigllteeh and under Tie age 81 CITY Vars. I
Surely bore are fuhdy sunicicat, d prp.
deully eSpeNtled 10 aeedmplisL.aIf that Is |.
necessary Or ran be talIesl for.
Again, We hold il % De The tlaty Of tie
supervisor 70 sen tla5at Substantial fqot-3
bridges are placed aeFoss the aeequias 1T
street crossing on The sidewalks Of each (
street corusr in the city Now d isnosi-s
lively dangerous to cross tie spiiateredE
fragments o. the few tbst have ever IleenslI
laid i...s @
We do not meiitioa these matte Ill d. (
spirit Of complaint; hat merely rs silgges..t
tive Of Improvement No hesitation 81
manifest in the payment 81 these taxts;;
but The taxpayers 10 honestly ask Tor the
worth or their asses supsit ~ tSt,,d X,
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q'nuRsn4Y, Jan. 81.

:, TncRAn4Y, Jan, 81.
IRe case Of Fitzgerald VS., the Peop!e
Of tab. an aFI@4l from the district court
o. the 2nh Jul.c!a! District, was called
Aessrs. James ind Brodheld appeared
iqr the prisoner, There was no appear,
81! on the part Of the commonwealth,
the prisoner had been convicted If muir
TeF Oh tie 10th ult,, and sentenced 20 be
Guhs yesterday, the LIST inst, Tue YER
o'St y! the court GeIow was set aside, ard
new trial ordered,
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Fs0a rms S0rTII -,IH a letter from
Hon, Goo A Smith aud others TO Hon.
Il, II. WuottotE dated Nephi City, Jan.
II, we find the following; "H.ITo have
sepeouuftfed deep SHOWS, heafY storms,
aud severe cold thus Ear on our Journey
:hofue.5 From This lse5Wt south tie mails
have been stopped and travelling suspend.
Cd for a few days on account ofdeep snows
IN the Sewer inouAtain. We: leave To-
day within party strong enough to open
the way aud tie mails viii 10 doubt ruu
regular in fnture.' Il. .-.. In. .
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ThesH ia Iaga Fling was very well ex.
ecutea by. rs MaItlen EsClr. 10 costume
accompanied BY w @ Dunbar Eslr,
on the Beg. Fillps, ~
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4 4. .ISAUe gAL5BALL.

ts I'm 1tisrsaT yt fifiiisssf llsssiai
.tldatEsille lSaal participated with some q
.tFt6if frieats, liiE i grand inaugural bali.
The entertainment 1T ihe evening passed
on With great sfltii. N
4 Sy9ngs ana fqe,tatioas, forming par; Of sht
lroefalllme, were very tfe,lilabia exeynisd
b5 ID. ". Calder III, X Wlitaeys w Y,
'Iiunh4F. mid III Maibsn, Fsgs.
The most noticeable If tic song was
ole composed hy iii M Naisbitt, ESD
MID saAg gly " Dunbar, Es4, vi
pFesJlst AZ 70 our readers !.
me MoUsTaIs BIlayF
clf i itaf,ly race Il ii mountain brave, Y
otssititli sffl - 81; .,.: 9..@ II
Eor eartll H9r hsItesn lin erslayei "A
The li6ls have sec him ffes. II \.
b Corruption breath may The nation sweep.
Lay nl yIi4st Inns low III. !.
1tsney,r .oal sglla gAr mountains steef,
81 viii tlisie heads u glistening snew; Il !
1. .. 4. 81. tIi5Rps, /, ..@
HafraII, h1rfltl far do mountain braye
SO trsmB8ns eerf Is hss
4 4 4 r j . u. g E
NefeaFth nor hell can him efslave'
s.5s The Gods iav. set him frsei5 \,
Columbia greatness eslee was known,
Inesery i'm and cline;
Andths laniief 81 fseedoln was proudly botn,
Ia mo years of departed time: ..33ai.;;
+. Her rulers now, and tlst statesnen then,
Were lst IN d d illefcni nfegld; ,,E
S. anarchy fsigps. and tbe hsaFts 81 nsa
s;E Hay inocrn for a ioantry soIil &
Hnftah, hhtrah So. n hi. &
Vengeance now ID the Mhlfiwind rides; +
Coincidence nteiis away: (. /: s. rs. +. I. 7.
stlii more rapid shall t.a The stridss;. z
What fannasclt shall bia them $tayl
How much II treasure and blood viii Row;
How many sLsllII biso tho dust, ...s Il,
From ferIssa' i. sim q tlss uortllsfn saaH.
on tie altar of broken trpat \,
Hafrah Aettaii &C.. III
Ilist, lista they call ater tsliseFanos now.
Loud md asa,iai again a
Where is tliat. race We sotgllt 70 bow. /
Aud lfni Nisll a tyralst y cAuins
:sNhera asountains Kiss tiig clear blue sky.
u. q They dwell III 4 s9aiiy Iaf.I; M q,
Wispte liberty pace, and God onhigh, e.
Ifaee btsas6ti the IatIiot hand. I'd: Z.
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7leoonstitetiJa here tp9ldres, -. -. J.. r.
Hers freaaa5a ! tlaias Is ftane(i;
Aud 're shall yet reFtsttt is Eres " ~, e
I: I. Tftroaghals lFdse chosen hn3iF j.
Tas(n, all nltipas f..r and Witlo, !: :. rs
A--.zl ssiEllt SID. s1,ssly seei :: ~, 81:
Eliss5sm and e4sty 6iitlttSt brave,
Ieaf rule Rom sea 10 SEA. NJ . =. :
II. H,ttrah. baFrak tif the mountain brave,
i. No 4gsra sstns ss,sgf Is 5he;; =. FL. .s
-. SSE e&TEl$afr bell ,ssR him enslase, !,
III :..z ffile tl5Sts have 8ct lin ireo =
. ltThesH igsIaRa Fling was very well OK
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-05
The Weapons of this War.

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posses ! erea; Advantage ;..:o-gh such s.
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srta: extent. | woG.- .ot. even :: !: Wy. =,
give much consideration L III -: ~ =.
cs,:. out :eu s:ec:a. shots a,e maze. and TIE
coming .t--cg-e : -: destined 10 TX : con-
Ks: o: ale:e craftsmanship c. evolution.
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nose bloody an -::.e-.y c1.:e>:el: It's ~
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At.:q-e refused i accept III r-;.-as Z: pow
* 80 %. Wat- Se-N-- O.: : IL troops.
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Wa gwen, REUSE eve. = C.sc.a.-- :.-e .-..>
N..c.. were already 4 their Vtarr-s. -.
rising forward through TIT IRE, ;aey e.
gaSr- ;ae iue;r.aIs hand % h.. a.a tay-
une;rG them Il the ranks. ms : urG4es-
tiouaov the resource Q! superior pl!>.c-,
condition.
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