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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
OF A. 8. KENT. DECREASED.

N0TICE iS hereby given BY the undersigned, Ad.
IN minlstrator OF the abAvs named Estats, 70 the
creditors or and ell persons having claims against
said Deceased 10 exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the first pubIIca,,
ton Of this notice, to the undersigned at the town Of
Aurora, County Of Mono, State Of California or their
ella inns will be forever barred.
W. z. SIMMONS, Administrator.
November end, 1s6l.-Aw
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"CONE here you mischievOus fellow"
l." Won't you whip me father ?"
"No."
"Will you swear you won't"
"Yea"
"Then | won't come, father; for our
minister says, He that will swear will
lie.'"
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Legal advertisements.

ESTATE or JOHN d. COLLINS,
DECEASED.
NOTICE b hereby given BY the undeFrigned, Ad.
IN minlstEstOF Of the above named Estate, to the
creditors OF, and Ell persons having claims against
sAId deceased 70 exhibit the with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months from the Arst pubIlca-
on Of this notice. 70 the undersigned 81 the town III
Aurora, County Of Mono State Of California, or their
claims will be forever barred.
?. CMORRPENNING, Administrator.
NoVemhAP 2d ls6l-lw
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ESTATE OF d. WEBER.
DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Ad.
IN minIstratOr Of the above named Estate, 70 the
creditors OF, and ell persons having claims against
said Deceased to exhibit the With the necessa-
~ vouchers, within ten months from the FIRST publ
cation OF this notice, 70 the undersigned the town
Of Aurora, County OF Mono, State Of California or
their claims will be forever barred.
y. CHORPENNING, Administrator
November end lS6l-AW
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ESTATE OF ELIJAH POORMAN,
QFn

NOTICE Is hereby gwen by the undersigned, Ad
IN ministratOr Of the above named Estate, TO the
creditors OF, and ell persons having claims against
said Deceased to exhibit the same With the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the aFst publca.
ton Of this notice, TO the undersigned the town Of
Aurora County Of Mono, State Of California or their
claims will be forever barred.
r. CllORPENNING, Administrator.
November end, I66l.-Aw
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
FOR SALE.

I-SsS THE STORE AND iIotSE formerly oe-
q? cupied by l.. Fisk, at Michigan Flat, two
ll.I miles below Culpma, will be s"ld on reason
aGlc terms. The house IL a comfortable one, aud
large enough for small family. II has = garden
attached, filled with choice variety Of fruit trees
II 10 4 good location for business. .-
f,b9-tf ], J. LAWYER American Flat
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
AD1EINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims AgAinst the Estate Of
"A HENRY LEE, Deceased, are hereby HoGlned
to present the same with the necessary Vouchers 10
the undersigned, Administrator Of said Estate, at
the Law Oice Of CH MERkDIfH, Esq, In the City OF
Pacerville, n Dorado County, California, within ten
months from the date Of this notice. the same will
be forever barred By Law.
WILLIAM McKEAN,
Adm'F Of said Estate.
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NOTICE is hereby given that meeting Of the
IN Stockholders Of the Placervlle Water Compa.
ny will be held ut their office, In the City Of Placer
Vile, on the 3bth Of November 1861. for the purpose
Of changing the Constitution and bylaws Of said
Company. THOS. c. NUGENT, Sec'y.
Placerville, November 9Th, 1S6I.-td
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SUMMONS.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado
- Justices Court, PlAcerville Township.
The People Of the State Of California. to W. II.
LEWIS. ALBERT eYM0Ns and CHARLES CHAPLIN,
GREETING:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my Office. In Poarerville Township the County Of II
Dorado, the 18th day Of February A. D. 1852 at ~
O'Clock, A. ~. to answer unto the complaint Of
T. u. ELLlNW0OD, Who sues to recover the sum Of
one hundred and three and GO-lm dollars due him
from y0u your written instrument, dated At Texas
HILL Sept 18th. 1861, and executed In the name Of
W. II. Lewis Co., ms appears more fully from
Complaint herein on he,-when judgment will be
taken against yOu for the said amount, together
with costs and damages, II you fail to appear and
answer.
To Il e Sheriff, or any Constable OF said County
Greeting: Make legal service and return hereof
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Nc vember,
A. b. 1861. G. ". STOUT,
Justice Of the Peace In and for said Township.
n0Vl6 ltiIl feb45
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RIoHT and wrong are the two extremes
OF human pursuits, between which there
is no medium. Man, therefore, being
gifted with the power to distinguish good
from evil 10 an accountable being to the
laws Of God aud TO the laws of his country.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber desires to cell Horse Power
Il Circular Saving MAcine, with two saws, in
Of wood per day. Also. full set Of Surveyors In
strumrnts, TheOdOlite. rod All chAin-ncw.
For particulars inquire Of George Duden, ESQ.
at the County Recorders Office, Plaecrvile, or Of
the undersigned at ColonA.
J.. WINTERM ANTLE.
Coloma, May I, ls6l.-tf
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PATRICK MAcFlNIGAN, with q whcelbar.
row. ran . race with a locomotive. As
the latter went out Of sight, Mac observed,
" AT wild ye, ye rOarin' blaggard, or I'll
be aither runnin' into yees I"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

A FATHER gives as his reason for Caus.
ing his son to study law, that he always
was lying little cuss, and should have
his leading faculty developed.
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A SAILOR, passing . doll factory, OBJ
served that the sign nd Babies made
hsrs." He walked IL and asked the pro-
PristOF I" IL be wished to employ : jodv.v r
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keep your dog away from me-" said
dandy to . butcher boy. y" Darn the
dOg-hs j. always after the puppies, said
butch.
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SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE.-The Superintendent Of Public In.
IN structIon for II Dorado County, may be I'D.
dressed at Diamond Springs.
District Trustees, Census MarshAls, and Teachers
OF Public Schools, notified that their reports
must be forwarded as early November LIST, or they
may lose, In their respective Districts, the benefit Of
the School Fund.
Ladies' or gentlemen wishing to make application
for positions as Teachers, requested to meet the
Superintendent, for examination, at his Office In
Diamond Springs, on the first or third Saturday Of
the month, IS on those days he will hold sessions
regularly, for that purpose
NJ. A. LYNDE,
County Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Diamond Springs, October 10Th, ls6l.-u
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wHT was St. Paul like horse! Be-
cause be loved Timothy
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TEE man who re-traeed the past, is
tn have been q hArness-maker.
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CHARLES F. ROBBINS,

IMPORTER AND pEALEE IN
Type, Presses, Printing Material,
INKS, CARD STOCK, ETC,
Nos. All to Alt CLAY STREET,
Opposite Frank Baker'sD
Ieh9.iy San Francisco.
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SUMMONS.

SITATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado
- Justices Court, PlAcervill- Township.
The People Of the State Of California, to NJ. r.
ESTHER, GREETING:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
At my office, in PacerVille Township, OF the County
Of II Dorado, the 18th day OF October, 1861
ut o'clock, J.. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of
GEO y. BLISS, who sues n recover the sum Of one
hundred and twenty Ave and 26-lOH dollars, due
him from you on account for services rendered and
Materials in blacksmithlng. &C., by N. Miller, and
by said Miller assigned to the said Piaint.H.-When
Judgment will he taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, " you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff, or any Constahle Of said County
Greeting
Make Legal Service and return hereof.
Given under my hand, this I'd day ~ October,
A. ID ls6l. H. q. MCINTYRE,
Justice Of the Peace in and for sail Township.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ~ Dorado Cnunty.-In
Justices Court before Geo W Stout Justice Of the
Peace.--GEO y. BLISS vs.. N. X. EISTNER.
GEORGE =. Bliss, the above named pl a, being duly
sworn, deposes and says That the above named
". Elstner has departed from the State Of Cali.
tornia and Is now n resident Of the Esmeralda Mi
ming District, in Nevada Territory said place Of his
residence being out 81 the State Of California, ac-
cordng 10 the best knowledge, information aud be-.
lief NJ afiant.
Ahiant. alse. says that he has good cause Of nc.
tion against said defendant, upon nm account held
by one NJ Miller against him. for labor and services
which account was, by said Miller, assigned to
ahiant. GEO. r. BLISS.
sworn to and subscribed be fore me this 18th day
OF October, 4. b. ls6l. q ". stout.
Justice Of the Peace.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Fl Dorado County-In
Justices Court, before George W. Stout. Justice Of
the Peace.-GeOrge p Hiss VS.. Il Estncr.
Upon reading the annexed AFFIDAVIT, aud upon
motion pln 1t Is ordered that service ~ summons
In said cause be made upon defendant by publicA-
ton thereof in the MoUHTAIS DEMcRAr weekly
newspaper. published In Piacervlle, at least once
week for the period of three months. hereby or
der the publication OF the summons In the above
cause.
+i-3m q. W. STOUT, J. p.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

nEEDS, MORTGAGES AND DECLARA-
~ tionS Of Homesteads, for sale at this ONCE.
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SIZE Would SING DIxIE.-An Eastern
correspondent thus relates an incident
that occurred aboard the Die Vernon, 60
ing down the Mississippi to st. Louis
"The boat was crowded with officers
and Standardization men, of course
all talking Union and death to oil seccsh.
After tea, young and most beautiful 10.
dy rat down to the piano, and commenced
playing, and after while to sing Also
She soon collected quite q number of men
around her, for she was . most superb
singer, as well as beautiful. As she was
about to rise from the instrument, an old
white.headed lady. some seventy years
old accompanied by . negro girl, holding
an infant-probably the old lady's grand.
child,) asked her If she could not sing
"Dixie." She laughed, and sat down
again. AS she commenced playing, some
of the other ladies told her it would not
do to sing that, as the soldiers would
break up the instrument, and probably
insult or injure her. She turned round
and said: II will sing Dixie il they
kill mel" and commenced; and when
she came to the words
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoTICr.

A IL persons having claims against the Estate OF
IA JOHN NEsBIT, deceased, will present the same
to me, at the Office OF N. TEBBs, Esq at n Dorado
accompanied by the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the date hereof, or the same will be
forever barred BY Law.
JAMES NESBIT,
Admir- Of Estate Of John NeSblt, Deceased.
November 10th, lS6l.--lm
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T EGAL BLANKs OFALL KINDS FOR SALE
Il 4 at this once.
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COUNTY RnPRHsBNrATlvEs.

eenators-(nOt elected this ysasl-A. q. G. DsavsN
y. Harvey.
(nncTl
Members OF the ASsembly-Seneea Dean, J. HFasteSA
y. H. DenniJ, II. @. Parker.
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liquors, Cigars, Etc.
IN CONSEQUENCES OF WAR
The Largest Front derived from
Frequent sales and Prompt
TransactiOnsI
D. N E w B A q E R,
DEALER IN
FINE WINES and LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC,
NN~aw 0s-aaa DG.a.rwaIIa
Liquors, Cigars, Etr.
FINE WINES and LIQUORS


MAIN Streets.........s. PAAcerVtlles
HAVING on HAND, In Placervllle and San
IL Francisco, . very large stock Of the REST
articles Of WINES AND LIQUORS, I have deter
mined to modify my trade, 80 rs to keep business
thriving, Ms we'll to the public Is to myself 10 the
closest times.
In view Of the increasing hVh rates Of sales, the
greater risks and shorter credits In consequence Of
the War In the East, many dealers IN this state will
look for enormous profits from slow sales but
prefer brisk trade and small prOHts-hAving every
facility To- meet any demand. ut inviting prices for
cash OT ON short credit.
Resides the newly.purchased assortment in Pa
eervillV and San Francisco, am enabled, through
the extensive and we'll known houses of GREEN
HOOD 4 NEWBACER, (who will take advantage of
the market In buying articles In my line generally at
less than current rates which benefits greatly In
my purchases to offer constant and unsurpassed
opportunities for bargains and my customers, by
showing an immedAte willingness respond to old
and accounts will greatly facilitate themselves
In future trade which, considering the state Of pub
lie Affairs, Is becoming everywhere embarrassed.
RT Having made arrRngrments with KOlILER
FkOHLlN0, Ind SANSEVAlN BROTHERS, Caifnr.
MIA Wine Manufacturer, I sell the HEST Of CALI.
FORN1A WINES at the most attractive rates ofprces
CALIFORNIA WINEl
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" ! wish I was In Dixie,
Away, away!
In DiIie'S Land III take my stand,
And die defending Dixian-

the last three words she would emphasize
and sing 30 defiantly-God! I almost
w0rshipped her. There was movement
made to interrupt her; but I think IL any
violence had been offered there would
have been blOodshed. would have
fought for her myself, and I am Union
When she had finished the song, she
walked to the afterpart Of the boat a.
proudly as . queen-which she was.
would have given twenty dollars for one
Of her bOOt.laces. The old lady said
I" God bless you, child, for that!""
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J. ,. PAINTER,
!. u. PAIHTRR,
J. ?. PAIATRR.
mar2l
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GuropGifDe gSoebrtc6tett.
GemtfhlnnS.

wy ~ Vtu1b
YeRb %. Nu9uIt, Die Gsbebung Der
Steuern pur@ Mtlitar.@retutiun sat bier anges
faneen.
gine Go1iipn SpilAen bem Wttlitdr utp 81
oi(ifen fanp am N6eno oe5 ct. S~tepGanata9es
in Nrob fat, neil Oas Splt glationn0ieDer 9ee
Iun0sn bate. 6unf Qeute aus Dem @ulfe muir.
ben %oeripunoet.
MbenpS. Soleenpe5 lit Der @prtlattt bes
fGniel. Neifriptes ais 4nttpprt auf Die Nprele beS
rtgartIden Qanptages, ME 0aIIel6e Dor beipen
0aulern turd) zen 6elomarINau Orafen 6atler,
ben t5ntgl. &pmmifar, %perlelen puroe.
pOa mir leben, DaB Ger uusaril9e Qanbtas
len ali ben Ielbsn 9~eitellten @ufcrperuueen nt6t
entlpruAeh BAT, ltnp OaB mir lhtperlidb ireeno
cine wettere mpbltbatt9e WaBresel BON einem
9anptage eriparten tSnnet, melder sltm erp6en
SAapen aller 8etbeilt9ten feline bGtbf tptGtige
Nfilipn III 70 l1piertgen tmltdnpen 70 eGnsltd,
mtbtennt, DAP er ben gBeg 3u treenb elmer mIg=
lihen 8eretnbarun9 alb rnbeotn9t aeIAlolien er=
flart, neil feline Tprperun9en, welbe Die @ran3en
Der 3ulGli9teit melt ilberi9reiten, ntdt S%ueeltan-
pen wero9n %tpnnten; 70 fnpen mir es nGtbig, ben
gegenpdrti9enganDta9 ouf3ulGen."
vWir bebalten uns sa perlelbm 3eit bas NeAt
Dor, eirei1 neuftl 2anptag, mS9liGer Beile in
nerbalb 8 Mgnaten BON pieIer Belt an, ein;ube-
rufen."
Dos rulil6e Organ in g8sf europa. Der
nglprp" lpriAt li6 in einettt Qeitartifel itber ben
wabriGetnliAen Sang Der @retsnife In llngarn
aus. @r meint, etne Snltitutiun pes QanpeS
mad Der anoern werpe unterpridt tperoea. 3u=
erlt tperpe pte Netbe an Die .9relIe fOmmen, unp
ais pann tptrpen liberale p%Olitifer serfplet tper<
ben, 0p3u nGbe pann Die ginbernfuna bee
'Ganptasss aa@ 6 @pnaten ? Die Gage herbs
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SRI
baltimore. Den 9, @eptsmter 1851.
sAlaAt in g8en.8ireinien.

g9tr G6ren BON @aulep 8rip9e, iast Die Gins
danntt pre6 pom Dpnnerlag, pap etnt8e Nfet-
len Ypt bort am Spnntas Elm 6refen Itattfano,
. in reldem rie 9letelen unter 6lOpp pom IL.
SbiOs unp 2. &entudY= 9e9tment ecultanoI9 9ee
ihlaaen wurOen, Infer gert&terifatter SsrlteB
rem 9laB am Muntas unp, ub8leid er feline Gin
selu soften an9ebeR fam, 1T an eem Siege ntat
81 5~reifeln.
Sc i6eint, Dap Die beiben ertpa6nten 8esttnens
ter eommanptrt waren, Elm IGipaAes @orps Der
9ebdlen 3t sertretbeu, welAe8 f6 eint9e Wfeilsn
oberbal6 @aulep 8rtbse eeriAan5t bate, unp
auf tbrem @ege pabtn' pom $500 Ntann unter
6loYp ange9rifen purpen. llnlere 1rltpPett for-
mtlten ld I6nell unO erEfaeteu eir 0 tptrflat1e6
6eaer, oaB Die Gtetellen balp in Sertptrrun9 9e-
rietbsn unp fIoben, nobel lie zine 9rOBe Nn3abl
8eripunoeter unp Gpoter 5urildlteBen. Die Ser=
fOloun9 purpc 10 meit trie mGgli@ fort9eleBt.
gielp Der 5lnAtltuse parfen lire gSafen meg
unp 1aGten lN in Die gerge uno 0alper gu ret
ten. Der Getnb NAT Den utirt9en nm Elm Orttz
tbeil uberleeen unp feline 9deperla9e 3ei9t, 0aB
un1erc Gruppen i'm an 2ii6tt9feit iiberlesen fnp.
rnltr @erlult 1T 9ertn9.
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Bon Wafbimatou,

Na1btngton,7 I. Sept, Das neue beut~
iAe Ne0iment, Sterlf SAtmmelpfennig, @ittes
burg, Ra., nimmt RAID ;l afro miro BALD conf
plet lein. SIS miro cine pple 8atterte Tiibren
rnp man erwartet, paB es am Is. B @f. felpttfs
tt8 letn MIRO.
Nm sorigen Dtentag ipttben 5 Qeute BON Der
Mannihaft pes Suffers oGoriparb" BET Sort Gar
rCl aus Dem Ser. ct. Otenlt e%ntlalIen, tpetl fe
Den Gib ber Sreue Derpetgerteh.
8rtefe pom louisville berihtn, 6aB Sen. Bragg
penIacUla 1erla0en fat, nm mad Sir9tnten 81
seben. Gr binterldEt bret 8e9twenter In trdnt=
liGem 3ullanOe.
.3ablmeilter Gallagher BON Der glas9 gnso 1T
Der Oben erpdbnte 9eomte unp Der Setraa leiner
llnterIdla9ang bet,19t an 100000. Gr lUl
ben 0rSbten Gbeil in 9ptterien uno SpielbauIern
.per9euoet BADEN.
@aibtn9tpn, 7. Sept, SIS tat f6 err
eeben, DAP Der Sff5ter, wel6rr neuli6 bon siuem
unlerer SClpaten 9etEptet ipurbe, Sec. $. 6usbes
BON Baltimore mar, pel6er betm 8tsinn Der
6etnofelt9feiten Elm Gapaleriere9tment at bilpen
l'uO unlers Srllppen Ssp anuapOIis ab5ulAaei-
pen iudte.
gertdte aus &tretntaSieben es anBer 3weife,
baB Die &ebelens8Ibrer in 3ett bon elmer No4e
einen Mn9rif auf 0aibtnetOn uho Baltimore
beatlt4tigen. Die Ge9terung LIT al alien Ynnf@
ten atf tbren Gmpfan9 pprberettet.
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SenSeits bes Wptomac.

.gB btn9tpn, Z. Sept, 0etern irurbe
Ger @i9entbtnrer ether 0barcbauf a~uf9enOmnten,
oa berldtet iporpen mar, paB eth 3ablmetIter Der
8lptte 9rpBe Sunn,nen Bel ibm 9eDa9t bate.
Die 1erlAieOenen anperen GpielbGblen, met
items on 9ennI glp. Np. 9ele9er, pureen, pabr=
ldetnllf aus 6urht Dor elmer dbnliben ~lleberraz
lNung, 9rutf friber ais gepGbaltd eeldloHen.
gin BEN serlGiepenen @urften nuf Der 0trsts
niazSeite be6 9otonar mar geltera unO 9eute
Mcr9en Nle8 rubt9. 1nlere 3ruppen faupen
IN Der Ndbe bon Nleranpria 6 lGRelfnefanCnen,
-tpetde in Der Nabe pe8 Gi1enbnbn9sleiIes persrae
ben nOrren pnren. Sic wurpen nadb Sort @ls.
port6 gebraAt.
Walb to s. Sept, On bersngtret=
nta.S eite pes Dutpn1ae lit beute etue i1elre unp
ifarfe Batterie eltoedt pUroen, tpel9e Die Sees
burg 9lrupife beberrldt. sic betnbet l@ I'M
9ef11r Z Wtetlen BON Her &ettentriidfe ~entfernt
uuO wurpe bfim 8Glen BON gdumen liGtbar,
Slit Sa8esanbruG ritdten rnlere Diauets ut>
9efd6f | Weile in'e Snnere BON Gireintan Dor,
uabrenc 1i6 bic @cnfSOertrtah in Der 8t6tun9
anpa Axlin9tnn plrid5ugen.
Sim poYigen Mittpob ~feuertn bic Se3eIlicni
ten BON elmer 5Gbe, is Metlen ppn gBaIbiuatpn
e%ntfsrnt, nuf Elm Corps 8nnpfstrupprl peripltn
reten jeboA nit 100 S6afsn aus elmer seBOse.
men &anpne MIR | Manu. sic perlu bten etien
Qngrtf purpsn ieopN ocn ben SAarfltaBen peS
z. 9enn1Ylp. 8e9tmentS NIT 9trlult snriid ses
trieben.
0eitern Rieg Sen. WtcGlsdan nit YrcFe0er
GONE tn einern SaaCn auf uno recpgnpScirte ;pet
Stnn0en lang.
Sen. McGleQan's Orore 8etrsT5 per GaGbatbr
felsr piroe bente IN a(len 9aeern ~serlelen inp
NIT 6relsOen auigenpmrnen,
SAjebitbunsn tn Der NG9e BON Sort GOrro
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tniloe perpen.
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bate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-09
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