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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14
Litchdeld 1rutnal Fire Insurance Go.

1UvHE Directors of the Litchfeld Mutual Fire IL Insurance Company, in submitting their
 26th annual report, propose to submit herewith brief summary of their operations during the
 quarter of century which has elapsed since their organization, for the purpose of determining whether the Company has fulfilled the design and
 expectations of its founders by affording the con yenience of central location in our County, ex- tending facilities and resulting benefits by means
 of agencies established in each town and still pre- serving just and uniform rate of insurance, and by avoiding the assumption of hazardous risks by
 agents, by subjecting all survey, of property and applications for insurance to Central Board of Directors and thus furnishing to each member of the Company safe, economical, and ..honae'
 insurance company, at equitable rates, and secur- ing the resulting profits to the insured, las their common property.
 How we'll the principle of mutual insurance has
 been sustained, as an economical and reliable sys-
 tenn, will appear from the following statement
 of the operations of the Company during the 27 years of it's existence:
 The following statement exhibits the amount
 in cash received for premiums, the amount charg-
 ed on the Company books, reserved as guarantee | fund, and as basis for assessment, if necessary
 and also. the amount of property insured-which
 we have arranged into periods of five years while
 our policies were thus extended and three years
 for the subsequent period, the last being the pre-
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14

NEONEY WANTED
 WI In exchange for Dry Goods at Panie Pri- ses at BISHOP & SEDG WICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14

From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn.
 If you are, or have been troubled with the asadache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills,) so chat you may have them in case of an attack.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14

From the Advertiser, Providence, R. I.
 The Cephalic Pills arc said to be a remarkably effective remedy for the headache, and one of the very best for that very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered s
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
 Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they were made, viz: Cure of headache in all it's forms. -..l ---
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14
Ff1c3, 20 cents per BOX, or Boxes TOT SI' Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER & CO.,, Lowell, Mass.

AGENrs-A. c. Smith / Litchfield Hart Broth CTS & Co.,, West Goshen; Fred Boardman, New Milford Pratt, Foster & Co.,, West Cornwall ; H. c. Gregory, Cornwall Bridge A. St: John. Kent; G. H. Chase, Sharon; Smith & Ensign, Morris. 1y6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14

From the Daily News, Newport, R. I. Cephalic Pills are taking the place ofall kinds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14

YPsILANTI, Mich., Jan. IA, 1861. MR. SPALDIHG-SIR: r-.a5 Not long since I sent to you for box oi Cephalic Pills for the cure of the Nervous Head ..che and Costiveness, and received the same, and thsy had 90 good eject ta ,cas induced to send o, s,cre. Please send by return mail. Direct to
 A. R. WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14

BELLE VERNON, Oho Jan. 15, 1861. HENRY c. SpALDINa, Esq.,:
 Please find enclosed twenty five cents, for which send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. They are truly the best Pills havs tried. A. STovER, Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co.,, o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-14

PS Dealers and Physicians ordering from others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write their orders distinctly, and tdke but Dr. MLane's prepared by Fleming Bros Patstrgh, Pa. To those wishing to give them trial we will forward per mail post paid to any part of the United States box of Pills for twelve threecent postage stamps or vial of Vcsfuge for fourteen threecent stamps All orders from Canada must be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
 GY Sold by druggists and country merchan yerywhere
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
Ioa&sToyeS STOVE & HOrs FUrvTsHING STORE.
CANAL ST EET.
Opposite the y eigh Lick.
AK FOR
EITHER FOR CASH OR SCRIP
Ehci,sburg April, l., 1851. If.
SHERIFF $ SALES.

Ry virtue Of sunlry wrirS IT FcaijtipHi Erpo-
aaS auI Lerari fdc.dS, issu ii "It OF the Court
Of Cunn Please "i Gambia C,.anty, an to me
.fTecJ,,t there Will be exp, Scd u puhc sale, III
tie {, urt House, in tine uur"ugh OF EDvu burr.
IN N uGav, the Bird day uf Iuue next, at
s'ciock T. NJ. the following Real Esttle. to Wit
All tie U"ist. title, aud Interest of Edward
Burke AMI VIM. j. Burke of. III and To- u piece
Of parcel 81 land. situate in Washington Town
ship Cambria county, adjoining .auis of J'ma
than lubiuSyn. tie kelrs "t Lewis Cassidy, deed
and others, containing 400 acres, more or less.
about % acres of which are cleared, having
thereon elerteI twn small Plank Houses NOW i'll
the nccupanry "f Vim. Burk and Nicholas Burk.
\ so ii frame huUse, frame stable and n saw
mil. now IN the occupancy If tie sad Edward
Iiurk- Taken IN execution and u lie ss'id AT the
suit ul H. j. Roberts f'r Use ut john M'In'iirt
AISs-Ail the right. title and int T. st 81 " Ia.
O'heefie decd. the hands of Vim O'k etie 1T.
IN and Ia Il piece pared Il land situate IN
Cambria township. C,u'i'JiA county. adjoining
la,rs uf Richard Owens. u g. h Il III T. j.
Waters an 'trers, containing ia a;res. more
or lcss abHr so acres Of which are cleared, hay
ing thereon erected twp story lI- ho'H,. 's"t
now occupied, two story dwelling h''IIS'' an' Il
/ 9 barn, now In the occupancy Of NIl,am 90
Keeffr. Taken in execution and To be sUi at
the suit If ,Iu :th halnn.
Als,,-AII the risht title aud interest IF Peter
Empfrld, On. - the driendant> ri, IN and I" a
piece fIdrCci sH illl situate IN W tiltt ft'Wl-
Ship Cambria comfy. ailipun% lanis of l.. w.
Weld. john Beers, and others, containing | 20
acres more or les. about 20 acres of which are
cleared, having theenl erected small III INK
hn,I,e now iu the occupancy of Fred rick II rrt-
Als,-A piece parcel "i land situate in
White town hip, CImhria ciunty, adjoining lands
If L. W. Weld. AMI other land "l Cefen. liant and
Others containing SO aces more ar les. having
thereon erected saw mill IN the nccu pan
cv of L. w Weld. Taken in execution and To
be sid al the suit of Martin Bell.
Also-An the night, title. and interest of O1-
vid RACER. IF. in. aud IN tact of land situate
in jackson township. Cambria county. adjoining
lands If Abraham Racer, Henry RA2er. Andrew
Rager and others. c,,ntain M $50 acres. more or
less. ah,at 20 acres Of which cleared, having
| there. n cree ei two ~trry hewed log house HOW
( in the occupancy of Mary Rlger and Isaac Rl-
ger. Asn hewea log house and small stable
now in the occupan~y of David Rager. Taken
in execution and To he sold at the suit of Ed Sari
Roberts.
Alsr-Al the right. title and interest Of Geo
w Hawk. "f. in and t. pet or parcel of Land
situate in White township. Cambria county. ad-
iininq lands If Charles Ranstead. VIM. Powell,
Matthias Kesslar and others. containing 100 acres
more OF less, about so acres of which are clear
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

~ Chestnut Street. (s"uth side. below Water. )
CrHE OLDEST WooD-wARi
HOUSE. IN THE CIR, y VI ufacturers and
Wholesale dealers in Patent Machine mad,
BROOMS. Patent Grooyed CEDAR WARE
rarrantei not 10 shrink. WOOD & WILLOW
WARE. CORDS. BRUSHES. &c. of all descrip
tione. Please cali and examine cur stock
MIrcb i,Is57.-lv.
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Notice.

aatreby given that have loaned the follow
.'ropertv to John M'Crv. during my pleas
VIZ, One grey horse. one wagon. & one
.mR. All persons ara cautin~ed not 10 med
eth the above named articles, as they he,
9 to me.
:, JAMES J KAYLOR
1'en<h hurgh. April Path IS6I-3t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

nIILADELPHiA MOOD MOULDING MILL
Willow street. above Twelfth. T"rth SIDE
N"uldimg~ sui table for Carpenters, Builders. Cab.
met and Frame Makers. always On hand. ANY
Pattern worked from drawing Agents wanted
in the various Towns il. his portion # the State
u whom opportunities will be offered foi argr
profits tn themselves. SILAS L. WEIR.
EehruarY II. lS5S:tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters of Admins
trait. on the estate of John Burke, late of Crrye
Up. Cambria County. have been granted to the
undersigned. resting in said township. All
persons indebted TO said estate are requested to
p1y up immediately and these having claims
against II are requested To present the pro
pery authenticated fer settlement.
WILLIAM BURKE. !
JAMES BURKE ! Adn'rs.
April 10. 1861 ,-0t.
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Notice

7 Nay W.sLs. daughter Of John Wi5le-
T.Es notice: That have ma2e Applicant. n
ae C..urt 90 Co,ym. Pleas e C,mlsri Couu
-s- an rider =" ~eli certain real estate + laid
While, wii" las been f,unl to ht- Iuuar
81 aTfriHfed p coInmitte on lis eSta'=.-
arp ia lu-sUanoe of au order uf tie -SaiI
Z. unt5f'e [, =" b as,I appear ar a crfsrt
-r, T. Pleas. e. be holden At Eiieu>iurgh 4 .
s. y u.iay rf June next. To- shn-r c.use. If an.
& have, Why the said order shoTll not be s-an
Z
GFO. c KAHN.
Coz IniiItee of John While.
"a. - 1891 ..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
MANSION HOUSE,
JGsfSSTOFEs, Pa.

THE uEiersi incl respectfully announce 70 The
old patrons Of the abO.e ilstel. that, hayiu- re
fitted and Tefuruishoi II thr"Cshou,. they are
prepared u entertain guests comfortably and J..
go,4l style
gL-A good Hack will he AZ the Railroad Sta.
t'"r on the arrival of every tssir. f,r the pur-
i!"Se u carrying passengers. free Of charge. to
the Hotel.
BOARD FIR DAY. SlOA
The Stag r.r o:..sr-e- ami other p,i..fS II.
that direciYu ,lc!s,ri fr.,s, IT,. Nsusin Hotlse
every mnr,iing Sunday ,>---'.-'.)
,lr,.ns'o-~1, Nay .. ls,,l si METZiAE s 90.
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The Bodugger.

~ =. wonderful article, just patented. is some
J.. J.. t@'rely new, ard never before ffered f.
,,I,s. "h" are wanted everywhere. Full par
are sent tr<e. Address.
SHAW d CLARK,
I,., Biddeford, Maine.
FP'' 2;th, 30. 2o-isw6rn.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

TlT2E. CLICK. AID JEFERLY g7l77

N4IN STREET. JOHNSTOTN P5.
LEWIS LCCKHART. hegs leave to an,,ounc,.
Et lie has aiwavs large and varied assortment
ea The vtrirl,S ari,Ies peculiar r. his business
-lairs pfru tly and carefully attended 10.
IlLlstlHr Auri. II lSGl Il
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
= Nay - ioOi
) MeDON AID. Clerk
2 g:E Or DE&Ta-Ta. subscriB

2 E?E Or DE&EsE.-Ta. subscribers
~ Il E= pleasure In arunucIug thar they are
g. r-s.a-,.: Q" mail Gree to those who wish IT.
--rsr an important little work by DR. Rrarlp
,-..st Tie Larajid NsiicTi L0HfifaHt''
s.l-I the benefit. AMI il ! waning t
-- r.z- Al perSrr,~ who suffer from Nsrr0rs
.s. Premature Dscay. g. s., supplying
--,,, f s-.f ctlre The rst ter * irr.-~i-t.;.Iy
..s.-aua7e . useful life with an ign1he death
2. l--. loose Il = a n nm, bIU Seu y.Ir
.. TT q c.ry Of this little wO K. Aifre>S
DR.. JOHN p OGDEN & co.
vz-. 18Th rz..,-. "a = % 5hn st y. y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
Estate OF JAMES DRISKELL Decd.

re undersigned having been appointed an
! .i'F hy thc Orb ans Court "f Cambria Conn
= make distribution Of the funds in the hands
y ssaatiS Bearer Aimr of james Driskell, late
Nqnehanna Township. der'd. upon his al
-''fati"n account filed. hereby notifies al
rs interested in the sail fund. thar he will
al 10 the duties Of the said appointment at
o1"e Of William Kittell. in the Borough of
a'nUrg. on "Wednesday the 18th day of May
~ at one O'Clock. p. NJ.
; c p. MURRAY, Auditor.
Ia50sbury, : priI n, Is6l-3t.
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JnEE1 >sak.EAUGa.

JnEs1 >sak..kUGa,
Justice Of the Peace. sEa.ulfItxtIie. PS.
A 1t. BUSINESS ENTRUSTED To His
care - Il b pr"mptly attended to- he M.II
-, act as ucti.''sesr al pablic Sales wheuevs
at services u ti--' -~F'eci;, ...s required.
Arril ae - -
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
Coughs, Colds. Inruensa. stoerstresS-
Group, bronchitis. tns .1tent Cons fI-
.ion. ar.d for the Relief OF 4 ConsSnP-
tive Patients. in advanced
stage. OF ahe Disease

TFis Is remedy universally known 10 sJsTHass
ttr Of throat and lung complaints tiEa
useless pullis n The evidence 81. "a virtues Z
.ri.a- excellence for coughs and colds sIu H. gri.
wonder al % prlmourry diSea-r, have ulalC
known throughout the civilized nations 81 Ihe caTs.r
Few the communities. ianiiS- among f.
who have personal experience of il effects
some living trophy their midst of il victory Ii
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the Throat and lung
As all know dreadful fatality of Ihs disorders,
as they know, TOO, the effects OF tlIiS rnev- C.
DO more than them that il has al tie "
rrcs tn lid have when making the which la,
won 80 strongly upon the confidence o mankind
Preparea Sy Dr.. J. c. AVER g. CO, Lowell, = ass.
Sal L., Ia. - b .un. fn,u>upr-: & I Frsz.r
-IuislI-tagyn. 7. =. hmg si,li. Be-s,I,.. T. II
Siicls. i.acetro. /. a. Parrish, summit; aud \.
dei!,.r> everywhere
December , lSaN.-iv.
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-.s.li MANHOOD.
sEssis uoy Lost CoyJ Restored


lust P,dfiSAsT. IA a SeG'ed EHrel0Ve
hIHE NATURE: TREATMENT AND RAD
-ALtUEE OF SPERMATORHEA Seminal
7a5neS>. Sexual Debility, Nervousness and In
, ll;ary Emissions lndUcirg Imprtency. and
-'l.ai and Physical ircapacitv.
BIZ Rob CULvERwRLL. n,
AHt&oy ot'He Green Book" Sc
'-e T"rl renowned authnr. in this admirable
= ar", clearly proves from his own experience.
!. ;1e awful consequences Of Self ahr~e NAV
{ efe'tHs'ly removed without medicine and
''nt dangerous surgical operations. bangles.
1 'anentS. rings or cordials. pointing out a
.- "i clse - once ce; tain an ef,c'ual. NV
sa every sufferer. TO matter whar his "n'di
nav he. NAV cure himself chrGlRv. priuI'eiV-
= rIhcG'lg This lecture viii prove boon t.
aSa' IS anJ thousands.
,=it under seal to any address. post pail. or'
eeeIpt of two hostage stamps, nv addressing
WI. J. G. KLINE. N. n. I27 Bowery
- !. York. psf Olice Box 1896
l'''ch 20. 1851 april II. 1s6n.-ly
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License Notice.

.J,oving named persons have ed their
] f,r License in this Office. which Will lie
2 - f,r the action Of the Cnu-t in the first
x srext June session, to wit:
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III EARNEST.

lav, Ii:h. ISGl.-3t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28

!SIn8e. 9tiunbe, ~fre0SIufi9e 2eute, weI6e in 6as tier lid ior.
Ittrenee empnt-gte8tuen etntrsten wolen peroen iOfoTt AMI
&e9tment6fOieu berber hrs Eager beIDrSert un6 fnSen 6rrt in
perm .@oia etaen Oberiten, 70 br0p uno tI&tt0, ME ie il,
9eaS en- an6erer trSen6 zines 6retpilgsn.8e8tnlent
Ue SSute babsn ~ in Baltimore aRI BEN BerBebGreau bon
perm Y. DprfpeiS, 9tetrnt. OffiSer, 80, So 81. Sre6sridItr. bel
Peter SS3er, gu msIcen absr iai9, 0amit ba8 RegimeHt icfort
na4 Dem &rte98l9auptab at9eben tam po6rihemli6. i'm he.
lien, penn bic 8tni8e Jtoia'S b~sriuGf6ti9t werSea. Dcrt ,pRrce
O9S &e9tment nit 6rcmrnt, Gie9et SeGsr. gBiaig II q. in Be-
S29rur9 tentn1en. mno ,eer m6&te ubt babel Elm no 10 potere
gtahner fr pie 6reibett timpfen. Sun9e, ceutl9e YRSnncr bon
baltimore! Steat @lpr @~OutnSent Sur 6ret3ea8armeei
Mn9uN 8eder.
4e IS. DOrpet8, 3efratirunaS .OiR,fer,
an023s 90. 55 NOrO- Sreeeridfr., BEL 9der QS6er.
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am 8uOte in Der 3t6er iiBeu Der 9a6af tautf.
Sr ttef tin nit ben Borten an ! yWaGu debt
mir etn primden 9abat, morauf iener antppr.
tefe: o98art i'd geb ptr 1abat, bu lbrar3er -
n'o aud lo9letd einen Rnaben surtef, ct loIe
lynn 1etle 6ltnte REDEEM. - NnApem ptes eei1e,
0en mar, le9ts er gang taltblHtia an uno ftoB
Cst Stepar3sn nteoer, Gtne Nbtbetlun9 Der
gr0oolt~@aroe b6rte ben 66nb uno elite berbet.
&er commandments Sff3ier fraste Den Ot6rber
mas eS 9abe, tporauf er antportete; Sin Tortis
ger TT OnrA 3ufal 9elbolen pDrben uub er
tpoue Den Nrjt bOlen. Der SfTjier metnte, ct
yet 9erape Der Ooftor zen er braube unb nabn1
l0n fet un0 Iil9rte TIN ins 0efananiB as.
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% goenh Ct a6pel, gdisrn; M Sdpa6e, 81
b%enbure; 5 unD SO Ggrtnole. Gersbeim Calf.
Garnet unp 8antlie, Darmtabt; 80 Gplbfeitt
ltno 6an1tlte, SetreiG 8 Sob unO Sam, De-
tente; 9 SGtpor3, @reuBen; SO &rdmer unb
6am., $ S8tpalo II, 6amiIte, s Ralctt II. SAM,
s 6rpina unb 6amilie, so Deder unD 6onilie,
6 MatetOStc unb Sam, s 8a6aI unp SAM,
s @vactna uno Sam, S Maret unp Sam, 81
6alcif uno SAM, S 6auaner unp Sam, SOB.
3aGurit unb Sam, S @etr, s Gtarpa II. SAM
s 6rabstp, S @tnata unp SAINT, s S6ara, q
8reutigam, 9Sbmen; 81 @erber unb 6amilie,
6 Rramer, BAYERN. 3ulammen 10Y 0aiag.
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SyrentCnt=Weaimen

pa Gas acknowledgement bon Seen. gorf uah %gSaI6inotb,
60eoIOeft 1T ui6 am Srsttaa bier surtfomusn wirO, 10 t6nnsn i'd
N'ats melte Stusns ino in bies ~Se9tnent e~hn8utrsten BEL
Capt, 5enfel, Camden 6aQ, "a gampenRr.
melten.
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0cntlhe HrieLe
ipeI@t IN Der bteF8en u Snn"aa8e8ei8t limb.
o. IT,,


8runsr, Mr5 81; 8ornbeim, @fr5 9 81
lsrs, Nirs 81; GBmeter, Mt6 q; 0arpner, MrS
80; @anbler, Nfrs s ; @rpB, Nli6 6; 6iu, NRrs
6Ollanb, Mrs 6; &rep5, Mr8 WfS; &ubn,
0tB M 9eSt, @tB, 8; Miler, MrS 81 pppl,
MiB 9; @cf, 6; @ali6, Wt6, 6; g6e6er,
@iB 81 @rfer, @ftb 6; 8inper, @GiB 6,
9errenItfe:
apams, s; Mernnber, 0teO 8 8; 8ode, .;
Scmber9er, st $; 8urte, @m; Chairman, s.;
@cttman, S; Gtsfelp. 8; @q, SCR; George, S
s; @rrbenROrf, So; 0rUB, .; 9atTelp, s;
5arris & Chapman; Senelt, Neo. 8; SetsIer,
S; 5eilsenber9, ST; 5ufman, gm S; 6Orn,
q; &tbler, S.; Mtler, s; MoOre, S; Nof Il
8clel; HetB, 9b; &ppepalD, $; Hutb 8 81;
8sp. S q; Sanp, Neo S 81; Car, 9 !;
S4pab, $; StrOmeneer, S; Starr, Spbn s !;
5beOtalp, 9; @pn @a9ner, s 81; @etlba6er,
9; Wtnter, $; Zimmerman, g $.
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@ai btnNtpmer Mmsetaem.

IL GHbfcribentem IotUie aud, Mu,eio.u fir gFecS6-
in9fOn II. Seprsetofpn mertsn bel %rn. 9. g. @ies.
telcf, So. 4sO gsetr, nnterbalb 8, Ctr. entaesen
genUna men.
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R- Sas Bpdenblatt bs Baltimore g0saer" srI5efnt
isRsa 6rsda8 0ttta9.
~ snt9aIt % brette @paGtem 2efetOtf, unb bos
V0'aat 1T beOtutenb 8rSber ais Der tasH8e GeHtr,
ShDalt:
%a9ri@ten unO teIesrapBti&e gepsI9en aus alien ssstlsn bes
@UFrelppnoen5en aus ben GelOIa8crn.
@S'tUftelle Attttel Ibsr bic wi&ttSen Gssssira8en unb
81 ''"SiF aus 8al9tu8tOHu nO ben Requirements Der @esisrun9.
T'FSsr Ole TOrtiesun8 b8 8ei8t9Hi6en NOatans
Scr Nrppbet."
Oeoid'te, MannisfaItises, Observation-Disclosures &C..
lSpe aHp e!te uebetitdt Ter urOpaif6en @eui9tetteu,
pel9s Bis sur StunOe Der Publitaticu etnIaufen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28

Der 8arte Union" Capt, s. $. S@Itte.
8 8remerma, Gb @eisls nnp 6amilte, 8res
S @ager unp 6amilie, 90 nnp S Rp91,
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0erdamat n,tb eefucbt.
Nrbeits Ma9weilnnass 8irean
Gapt. Tranf s6dfer6 8atterte

o,.x - FVINVtEPUIH4
NGn lO-l5 iunae 2eute tperoen berlatat fit ben 9(rEQ eriebfesn.
Vtan uteloe it9 in SO. Is Si6-~ ErebeTitHr. G1Wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06
EaSt Tonuessee.

We think it may BE safely announced That
there is no longer any serious danger from the
tories Of Eas! Tennessee. Nelson and
Bridges. and every other prominent Union
leader, has gi7en in their adhesion 10 the
Confederate Government. Brownlow has
also grounded the arms of his rebellion 10 the
government Of his State and section, as will
appear by the following article in his paper Of
Saturday last:
We say, most unhesitatingly, let the
Union 1nen-mcn who are the real conservative
met, in East Tennessee, bring out a good end
true man in each Congressional District, Rna
elect him to the Confederate Congress. TIE
election comes on in November, and the mem.
bers are elected for two years. They should
not allow the men who assisted III bringing
these troubles on the country, to Fill these
nositions. Our folks are able to hold these
posltions. and TO oil them with better men
than the ultra secessionists can, and they
should by all means do SO. We hare all
fought the heresy Of secession, until over
powered BY the other portions OF the State
Let us now fall into the current, and keep the
orieinators Of all these troubles cut Of Con-
srcss, and on, OF the Legislature, as wel! as
sll county affairs. In doing tbis-wricn is
bu. due 20 ourselves, TO them, and 10 our
country, we surrender TO II necessity shat
they have forced upon Us.
In another article, Byownlow conicsses that
he hiss lost confidence in the ability Of III c
government at Washington to save the Union,
and calls upon them to lei East Tennessee
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