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The national Republican., 1862-06-12
The Fight at Pers q Aspublie
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LuaAY. Va, June lo--Cct. Carroll, command
fourth Pennsylvania. the Eleventh Penpsylva-
mia, the Seventh Iudiana, and the First Virginia
regiments, altogether about sixteen hundred
strong, reached Port Republic on Sunday, and
reoonnoitsred and found the suamy in tho town.
They had skirmish, and concluded to hold
the bridge. They ordered Il not to be burned,
and put guns in position commanding II. At
O'Clock, on Monday, II was opened upon by
some twenty heavy guns, which were placed
in position during the night.
Our forces tried to reach the bridge repeat
edly to destroy II; but wore met by storms Of
bullets, and had to retire. .0t l.u7
4 large cavalry force crossed and attacked
our tronps, while their infantry followed our
nsp, oppssing them Ut every stop, often dfiv.
isg lhem back with heavy loss; but the mum
bert, After General Tylsr's third brigade srriv.
ID, we're % nuch infssiorto fhs. snsmyE Etlssip
being Ut least i've 10 oneAour posttiSn beoatss
so-setSnable thsttt was impossible 70 hold IL.
WteSse therefore compelled to fall beck, our
boys hghting every foot Of the way Amor
falling back some three or four miller, body
Of cavalry were ssnt to attack US, but were re-.
ceived In such manner " to compel them tn
retire, when the engagement ended, having
lasted about i've hours. '
Our loss In killed and wounded 10 not known, !,
but 1t ID large, xs 10 slso that of the enemy. We
lost large number Of prisoners. a. ''.
Colonel CArroll's horse fell. ipjuring the Col.
onel badly; and Captain Kelly. Of General
Shie!ds's staff, was also nuoh injured in the
head. He received praise from all who wit
messed his conduct In the action. = rl
Colonel Buckley, Of the Twenty. ninth Ohio,
WAS badly wounded. His men charged three
times to obtain possession Of his body, but II
WAS carried of by the enemy.
General Ashby, Of cavalry notoriety, was
positively killed during the nght at the bridge
over Middle River. ..- az |
Captain Keogh charged with body Of cav.
airy, and held the bridge sometime, during .
terrible storm Of grape. 10. lr..H ~.
This was one Of the most hotly contested On.
gsgements Of the whole war, ~ indicated by
the loss compared with the numbers engaged,
who fought like demons. Later, two regiments
from the first brigade arrived In time to xssis,
IN covering the retreat The pioneer corps
also assisted. ru u .-10
Colonel Buckley has arrived here wounded,
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

THE GARIBALDI GUARD We are happy to
notice that Col. D'Uasays regiment had an
opportunity to display LIS valor in Gen. Fre-
nonts late bsttl'; but We regret that the gal
liant Colonel was not with bis troops. We be-
lieve he is still doing duty at Romney.
Col. Won Steinwear, also was away from bis
regiment, being, as We understand, in this city,
and therefore Lost chance for Immortality
and Of promotion. Gen. Stahl, behaved with
great gallantry, and will be remembered with
honor ~ ' "r
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

SUMTER MkDAIs.-A resolution was sd6ped
In The House Of Representatives yesterday, su :
thorizing the strikingo of medals for presentation
TO Major Anderson aud those under his oon,.
mapd, commemorstion of the bomb Ardment of
Fort Sumter; gold medals for the officers and
silver medals for the men.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
AnotherVi Victory at Chattanooga

\CHroAao, June .-Aprivste dispatch from
Ckiro, addressed to the President Of the SAM.
txty Commission, says that General Mitchell
has won another brilliant victory at Chstta.
noogs, Tennessee, The enemy were complete.
ly routed after two days hard hghting. No
particulars are given. rr
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

TnE WASHINGTON LEcruRE ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting Of this association con-
vened last night, and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Rvesidsa-Rev. John PierpOnt.
Vice Presidents Ciephsne, d, 7. Smith,
W. A. Croffut
6sosst0y y-yohn X. French.
Fisasoial Ssors,dry-.G. A. Hall.
Treasurer Y. Richards.
Erecutiue Committee -CharlCs Roeser, N. d.
Devereux, J. 4. s. Van Vliet
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

The STAR AND GEN. FREMoNr.-The loyal
Star objects to our rejoicing over Gen. Ere.
monts late gallant exploit, and instead Of
giving bis victory prominent place, It places
1t where ordinary readers would not find It.
II the S,ar had The right ,pirt, 1t would rejoice
over eutry Union victory, no matter by whom
it was achieved. 1t hates Fremont, and would,
therefore, rathtr see him defeated than vioto-
rious, and so would the Richmond Dtspatsh.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

CHARGED WITH TREAsoN.-Hon. Ben. Wood,
n. @. from New York, was yesterday charged
with overt acti Of treason, In resolution call
ing for an investiga ton. See Congressional
ran0rt %. ~"
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

~ The House Of Representative ysster.
day, passed the Senate bill repeating the second
and sixth sections Of the act passed in Dscsm-
Der 1856, prohibiting the circulation of bank
notes under the denomination Of Ave dollars,
within the District Of Columbia. r..
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
The Captured GS,sbNnt Gtss-
erOJ Br0SG. ......

,CAiRo, June lO.-The rebel Runbost General
Bragg, captured In the recent nght near Mem
pbis mas arrived here, and will be repaired
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

The Memphis Audlanche, OF the I'd instant
says that u large part Of the army at Corinth
were sent to Richmond, and are now opposed
10 the Federals there.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

- rhs publication oaos OF sss RalsoAaf
p~btsoaH IL al the northeast corner Of and
svsnth street, second door, over v. b. shsp.
srds stcrs. nntrAnes o. Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

Mr.. DELAN0, from .he Committee for The
District Of Columbia, reported back the bill
providing for the selection Of jurors to serve in
the seyesN ccSgis Of the District Of Columbia
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Morristnwn, N G. Noy. "a.

Petitions are In cirghrt ion among the
people Of eastern S,1i.. Carolina, reques-
ting Governor Stanley TO order forthwith
an election for members to C,nsress. =
Large union and free labor meetings arc
being held ut vari US points in this de-
partment. and The addresses Of Foster are
producing very pIeceptible effects.
The recent expedition sent out from
N"nb IN was entirely successful. The
leIcraI troops cannot be dlslodged from
their position in this State. Everything
is quiet in this department
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Draft Of Negroes for Military Ser
Vice.

We notice that in Texas and in some
portions Of the Mississippi valley, the
proposition is urged to make conscrip-
ton or forced levies of slaves where their
labor is necessary for the army. Since
the invasion of the South the Yankees
have stolen tens of thousands of negroes
and made them useful as transfers, Ia
borers in camp, etc. 1t appears that
shareholders are averse for some reason
to hiring their negroes in the Confederate
army. The prejudice is certainly IN ig-
norant and mean one. As the ,rnr orig
mated, aud is carried on IN great part
for the defense Of the shareholder In has
property rights and the perpetuation OF
the institution, it is reasonable to sup
pose that he ought to be FIRST and fore
most in aiding and assisting, by every
means in his power. the triumph and sue.
cess Of our arms, Good wages are offer.
ed. and proper attention will be given
every negro hired to the army, and the
stakeholder ought 70 remember that 70,
eue,y negrohr thus furnishes, he puts a
solder IA the ranks. - Richmond Exami
as-, Oct. IS.
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Especial to Herald. I
Harper's Ferry, Va, Nov.

harper reiTy, Va, NOV. -.
News of interest has reached me from
the headquarters Of Stonewall Jackson
As late IS Saturday last. Jackson then
had his headquarters at Berryville, and
was there in person. His force was 3d.
600, and the number of his guns Co.
Gen Echols' division was with him on
Friday evening. jackson received the
following telegram from jeff. Davis:
1T you do not leave the valley at once
and come to help US to defend Richmond,
it will not be worth your while to come
to its defence at all. :"
Jackson's reply is not known, but his
forces were not in motion Saturday morn
ing. The inference is that he replied in
the negative. This Was the fourth dis
patch jackson had received from Davis
calling him to. come to the defence oil
Richmond.
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From Was ingson.

Washington, Nov. "a.
For several days past the Washington
press has been industriously striving to
create excitement by sensation paragraphs
in reference 10 Inc proximity OF Stone
wall Jackson's force TO the city. Yes.
terday it was reported the advance Of
Jackson's army was nj Drainesville, 16
miles from this city, preparing to attack
some Of the cutter defenses. There ia no
reliable information that Jackson was in
this direction. A gent who came
under parole to this city represents Jack,
son still 10 the valley with large force
Our Pickets are stationed ON the Mary
hand side watching The movements Of thu
rebel pickets.
The Potomac at certain places between
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Especial to IrLuu

HHsHIIIBtUII, NOV. n
The receipts for revenue stamps at the
office of the Commissioner of Internal
kesenve for the west ending Nov. 2lst,
amounted to more than S2, 100000
There is reason To believe that a reso
luton Of inquiry into the alleged abuses
III the matter of arbitrary arrests and i'm
prisonment in the old capitol prison, will
be introduced into Congress at III early
day in tho session.
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Especial to American.

Baltimore, Nov. rs.
A dispatch from Harper's Ferry states
that Gen. Kelly yesterday sent scouts
from New Creek. who captured IL rebel
pickets within miles Of Winchester.
Tho prisoners say jackson started with
his whole force for Richmond, via Front
Royal, leaving only regiment Of cavalry
at Winchester, We shall probably oecu.
ply Winchester shortly. The rcconstruc-
ton of4the Baltimore q Ohio X. II. will
be completed in two days.
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Beaursgara,s Civllaty.

Speaking Of Beauregard's ordering the
slaves and non -combatants out of Charles.
ton, in anticipation OF n visit from our
forces, the Providence Journal remarks
:" We hope that Beauregard will not be
disappointed, but will receive the call for
wh'ah he has made 80 extensive prepare.
tions. After he has been to tho trouble u
turn his whole family ont of doors to &C.
eommodate us, II would be uncivil not tc
visit him ut nil
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LF The Republican vote in the State
OF New York at the recent election was
2sb, 500, aud the Democratic vote 307,-
600. The Republican vote is 63, 200 less
than that cast for Lincoln, whlle the Dem.
ocranc vote is only 5000 less than the
fusion vote al the Presidential election
These figures SLOW which psrty is bes'
represented IN tho war, and why the Re
publicans were defeated.
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BY ELE C r A p "A.
.fnerH00sa Report.
Fsrt Monroe. Nov. 9s.

a. Fttt Monroe, Nov IS. !
The Savannah papers oil the Goth, SAY
that two large gunboats and oae merta,
boat had ascended to Fort MoCallister
at Geuessee Point, on Oglesby River
yesterday morning. After a fierce on
gaSement the erc::- retired. The works
are still IN perfect order Our loss was
three wounded
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Oswacn Nov pl

The schooner G. Reeves, bound from
Chicago to this port with corn, collided
with the schooner Exchange Saturday
night off DEVILS Nose, Lake Ontario. and
sunk in deep water. The crew was saved
and arrived in the Genessee river.
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a7s7'
DIED

In this city, the EST hinst willie aged
SOD OF Henry and Ann Eliza Seymour.
The funeral will be alena I'd from tbs residence OF
his father Exehnnge, b. ilih ard Ioth streets
.his ~ en~s afiernoon at clock The friends
OF Ia family are invited TO after d.
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REBELS ABANDONING NORTHER
VIRGINIA.
SPtcIaI % the IIHIes.
Sigel's Headquarters. Nov

ISL r'V"H WIT tUIo3 NV. II.
Such information has been received at
these headquarters this p. m. as leaves
no further room to doubt that the entire
northern portion of Virginia has been
abandoned BY the rebel troops. There
are few Of Whites guerrillas remaining
about Leesburg, Rat island, Martinsburg
and vicinity. Jackson has gone toward
Richmond
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~ John Van Buren, md Fernando
Wood are in Washington on mission, we
doubt not, to organize an opposition to
the Administration and the war in SYM
pathy with aud aid OF the leaders of the
rebellion.
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Milwaukee, Nov. rs.
Gen. Pope and staff arrived here to-
day from St. Paul, and are stopping At
the Nswhall House. Destination, Madi-
son, Wis.
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Washington, Nov. Is.

A dispatch received tonight from the
Army Of the Potomac states nothing inn
portant communicated.
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Harper's T4rry and WilInm>port is still
fcrdahic
the Petersburg Express of 2lst saw,
itsctn.s petty well asesrtainea thal
Burnside has withdrawn tho bulk of hi,
forces from the Potomac to II, Rannn
hammock. We presume similar move
nient has been nade by Gen Lee.
The theatre of operations has agai,
been changed, and the Frederick slug
route t. Richmond either apparently d.
really selected by the enemy. 1t is hard
TO say what the latter intend to do. Gen
Lee has been trying to get a fight out
of them for weeks, but in vain. If he
makes the attempt to get to Richmond,
there viii necessarily be battle, the
bloo5iest one that has been fought yet
When or where it will be, is conjecture
From the Fredericksburg Herald,
November el.--Dusing the p m. the i'm
preston prevailed that the enemy were
embarking in the vicinity Of Acpuia eek
ON Wednesday and Thursday.
The Potomac river was covered with
vessels of all sizes and kinds, mainly of
the transport order; thai they ware in,
tended to carry off the army u the oppo-
site side. A large part OF the army will
be transferred over the river to keep up
appearances. We shall be surprised If
BY Saturday night the main bulk of the
tederals are we'll ON it's way to new base.
We understand that the federal prso-
ners captured estimate their number al
lyo,DdO, but we doubt that considerable.
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philadely ala, Nov. "a.

Philadelphia, Nov. "a
The Washington Star Of This evening
has the following:
Fairfax Station, Nov. 2i.
Henry Dewey. 18th US. Infantry, a
paroled irisynsr from Richmond, reports
he saw conscripts going out with tools to
work on the Notifications also saw Is
siege guns going out of the city on trucks
passing through the streets Tie people
there said they were prepared IN front
and rear. The Hampton Legion aud >
zoo infantry, with 4 pieces of artillery,
came into Warrenton by the Sperryslllc
turnpike. He left Warrenton Oh Friday
and took the road to Salem, where be ar
rived III nig,t The inhabitants there
expected Jackson that night, and that
they prepared food to receive him. He
left Richmond on The 10th of this month
and saw about 1000 infantry between
Culpepper and the Rappahannock. The
railroad trains are full of provisions com
ing from Gordonsvile for Culpeppcr. He
arrived in Warrenton last Thursday.
They say Jackson will march to Warrcds
ton in the rear Of Burnside. He also
spoke at Salem with Lieut.. Hawkins,
nephew, rs be says, of the commanding
General. The lieutenant belongs to
StuarI's cavalry, was wounded 10 the arm,
and was hidden in Salem in Maddox s
house when our troops were there.
All is quiet to day about Bull Run,
Chantilly and Centreville.
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New York. Noy. 25.

New York, Nov. 20.
A Fort Monroe letter confirms the re.
ported reconnaissance to the Chickahomi-
ny by our cavalry. 4 force of the enc.
my were there, of whom two were killed
and SIX captured. chad not man injured
Henry A. Wise commands the fortit-
cations about Richmond.
The Tribune's Aequia Greek letter says
our army rests on line extending from
Cllfiords Court House TO the Rappahan.
mock. A strong report is in circulation
that the real advance will not take place
from Fredericksburg, but the movement
to the Rappahannock is only feint,
while the decisive blows will be struck
from . different direction. Those who
appear to believe the story cannot how
ever give it any foundation.
fffom Richmond Enquirer, Nov 22
Executive Ofiics.
.es R.ehmond, Va, Nov. 7.H i
TO Ii. Gen. Holmes. conat2'y 7e.ms- .Ite-
sisppi Depi:
You will lind slip from the Memphis
Daily Appeal, Of the Sd inst, containing
an account purporting To be derived from
the Palmyra Mo. Courier, u federal
journal, of the murder Of ten confederate
citizens Of Missouri by order Of Gen. Nc
| Neil, VI ttle t.. $. 4. I1u vii c0mmu-
nieate by nag Of truce ullh tie federal
ulcer ehafs4d u. that department aul
! ascertain 4 tie i4cts are as stated If
| they m So, yoa will demand the II nj +
duie Surrender Of Mcneil To lie cdnied
crate authorities. and If this demand j.
not complied with, y}u will inform said
commanding officers that YOU are ordered
to execute the first tel. s. officers who
fall into your hands.
Very respectfully,
Signed, JEFFERSON DAVIS.
New York, Nov. Is.
4 letter written by Admiral Jurrcd
Della Lroylere u gentleman of this city
announces that tho French army will not
move befo re everything is ,eady for a
grand march On the city o. Mexico. In
consequence the adnliraI does mol believe
that a forward movement Of the wiole
corps d'armee will commence before the
first week in December.
The Admiral is of the opinion that
| nothing Can prevent the French from
reaching the City Of Mexico in the course
OF next January, although, he says. our
army will have to fight the Mexicans once
or twice on the way to that city
News received from Raleigh, N. c.,
18th, says: The Legislature Of the State
convened yesterday, and Gov. Vance sent
In his message to-day. lie takes strong
grounds for a vigorous prosecution Of the
war, and proposes reserve force of TO-
600 men for the State, 10 be discharged in
the Spring. in time for their farming OPP
erations. How 10 raise this force he leaves
to the Legislature.
A private letter says that it is rumored
at Kingston that two companies of the
10th North Carolina battalion of artillery
encountered large force of the enemy at
Cave Creek, on the 18th inst. consisting
Of infantry, cavalry and artillery. Our
forces were in rifle pits, sheltered from
the enemy's artillery After Two hours
hard lighting our troops retired from their
posts. Our loss none that of the enemy
unknown.
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Inc WAR in THE GULF STATES
We have information from Mobile up 10
Saturday night. There was great excite
ment at Mobile. The confederates had
but few troops there, and the people were
momentarly expecting the arrival of the
federal army, which they imagined trav-
cling overland toward their city. There
was general stampede Of all who could
make it convenient TO leave. Men, uo.
men and children were crowding the cars,
steamboats,, and all sorts Of private con-
yeyanees IN order to get out OF danger
The Impression was that Mobile would
Ian an easy prey to the federal rmy.
The contederates are fortifyins, with All
possible rapidity, tn. city Of Jackson
Miss. Large reinforcements were ex.
pected at jackson from Arkansas and
other points south. The great battle be
tween Grant and Pemberton, it was be
lieved. would tale place at or near Jack
sou, Miss. twas eupp ,sed tina, the con
tederates at Holly Springs will fall bacl
without fight at that point Memphi
Bulletin, 18th.
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Acnnia Creek. Nov.

hNVuFa NIUSht NUF+ : n
Reports from Burnside's army repre-
sent everything rs quiet and unchanged.
The city Of Ffedfitksburg has not yet
been sheled, for seasons salts actoty to
the Commanding General
The preparations for a stsady advance
re steadily progressing. The enemy are
>til ~ front on the opposite side of the
r.ver, and improving the time to prepare
Tor US vigorous a resistance to our cross
ing rs possible. A locomotive and cars
we're placed upon the track here to-day,
and the road will be opened to the Poo-
mac tomorrow.
The rebel sympathizers continue to Gu.
the military line.
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X l., OkUK F.:
pa~ The vallandigbnm leaders having

pa~ The Vallandigbnn leaders having
always opposed the war, now seek com
promise with the traitors. They were tht
bosom friends of JEFF. Davis and his traitor
crew, and since the rebellion broke out
Gro w. Jones. Fernando Wood and
Jesse D Bright lave | en- liz etlI fee pan
dence with JEFF. Davis nj Toonbs, de-
nouncnc the government and assuring
those arch traitors Of cir continual
friendship and sympathy. They now
seek a compromise with the treason
oaracy and desire an extension of
the jeff. Davis regime over the entire
country. Of course they expect when
the traitor leaders are once more restored
to power by their assistance, that they
will be the northern fayorites of these
southern leaders. aud that all who have
taken up arms or sustained the war II cas-.
ures Of our government will be ostraeised
and that our volunteers, instead of re-
ceising the gratitude Of the country, will
be consigned TO infamy as the guilty in.
struuents IN CARVING On IN nn,n.t -. :
against nur sop,hern hre,,,,o oou,
promise with traitors ,a,n., hi r..,,t i
eonai-ninxGpatriots to an infamous dis
grace IN the estimation of such n re-
na7tad fcmaerac, To, w.r aanoor.,s
and patr;ots of III shades of no,,,;os t.ko
head for ,ho e,oa.es oe 49, v.,1.,:
bammars m,st ;n;,.hl, LA !, III az
walton If tra;,ars anil sv,,.,,tf,,s,rs ,,a H.
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HE kHE OF TUE RoTHcHrLDs.-
hen GEORGE Ill came to the throne
there Was little boy at Frankfort. who
did not dream Of ever hayin. to do per-
sonaily. with tie sovereigns Of Euronc
he was in the FIRST stages Of training for
the jewish priesthood. His name was
Meyer Anselu. Rothschild. For some
reason or other he WAS placed il a count.
ing house at Hanover, and he soon dis
covered what he was ct for He began
humbly as exchange broker and went OF
70 be banker of the Landgraye Of Hesse
whose private fortune he saved by bis
shrewaDess, wren Napoleon oyerran Ger.
many How he left large fortune and q
commercial character Of the highest mr.
der, and how his five sons settled in five
great cities 10 Europe, and have more au.
thofii5 over peace and war and the desti.
MES 81 nations than the soyereigns them.
selves, The world pretty well knowg-
Despolic nonarchs must be dependent an
money-lenders, unless they are free FROM
debt, and CAN command uniimi,ed revs.
nues for untold purposes. which i ueye,
true Of dsspotlc Sovereign#.
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On two occasions have stated TO the
President that Gen. Buell. would never
enter and redeem the eastern portion Of
this State, ! do not believe he ever in.
icnf,ed T., Notwithstanding his fair prom.
istSao the President AID oil cys that ne
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s0ysrh0r Iohnk0Ats Opinion or
a.rn. Ene.I-s Course.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. I.
10 has E.creitency abraham Lincoln,
HrreI rn0fon ylt.
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publicans were defeated.