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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

SnocKING.-At - springs, a fashionR--
BILE watering place, recently, guest was
discovered bathing his feet in the spring
one morning, which as the water was used
on hotel tables, caused great indignation
among the boarders, and said "guest' got
"fits" from the two hundred ladies ard
gentlemen. One young miss said she
guessed that was what gave the water its
peculiar healing qualities, but those who
did see it in that light skedaddled.-Bos-
ton Post.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31
What are DunkardsP

The talented and witty Editor of the
Field and Fireside thus answers n ques-
ton often asked of late, "what are the
Dunkards?" "Dunkards are set of relig-
ionists, who wear long boards, practice
abstinence and modification, and deny
the eternity of future punishment"
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cite gnst.
Athens, Friday, October 81, 1862.
Skirmish at Nashville

The following is the copy of dispatch
received by Gen. Jones from Gen. For
rest, at Murfreesboro':
MURrREEsBoRo', Oct. 81, 1862.
GeneraE-My advanced guards drove in
the enemy's pickets all around Nashville
Mt day-break, killing many and capturing
80 prisoners, including one Major, one
Captain. one Lieutenant, and four Corpo-
rails, with their arms and accouterments.
We have whipped them into their
trenches upon every road, and are re-
ported to have killed Col. w. B. Stokes Of
the notorious Tennessee cavalry.
Our loss one killed and one wounded.
N. B. FORREST, Brig. Gen.
To Mai Gen. s. JONES,
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aa- The Federalists at Nashville ar

R@r The Federalists at Nashville are
plundering the country within 10 or IL
miles of the city. Their foraging parties
60 out in force to the houses Of the citi.
zens and take everything they have in
the way of provision. They are literally
devastating the country in every direc-
ton. The people of that portion of the
State are intensely Southern in their
feelings, and are willing to do anything
to aid in relieving the State of the bands
of plumbers at Nashville, If the Govern
ment will give them the means and the
opportunity of so doing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31
Good News from Texas

From private letters of late dates from
Texas, to friend in Grenada, the Appeal
learns that the steamer Gen. Rusk has
arrived at Southern port with an i'm
mense amount Of powder and other ar
ticlesV
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31
THE REPORTED RAID TO wARRENToN.

We are now inclined to the opinion
that the reported raid of the Yankees to
Warrenton on Saturday last, didnot take
Place as stated. An intelligent gentle
man, an officer of the army who left Gull
pepper G. House Tuesday, informs us that
he saw at that place twenty-seven Yam
KEGS who were captured on the day they
where said to have come to Warrenton in
fight at Haymaker, eleven miles from
that town. 1t was also stated that five
or six of the enemy were killed and some
eight or ten wounded The officer refer
red to says he heard nothing Of the enc
my's having been at Warrenton, and does
not credit the report. He saw and count
ed twenty-four of the prisoners mentioned
and was informed three others were in
the hospital at Warrenton wounded.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

nag The organ of Lincoln the New
York Times had an editorial a few months
ago, in which the following, among 9TH
er things of similar import, appeared
"Slavery and Popery are Incompatible
with liberty. and when we shall wipe out
the former. we will then turn our atten-
ton to annihilating the latter"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

n6- The deaths in Wilmington, N. c.,
for the week ending with Friday, 1902,
and the new cases of fever 43l. Mr..
Quigley, Superintendent of the Oakdale
Cemetery, was among the victims.
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News From Virginia.

We clip the following from Lynchburg
Republican, of the 23d inst:
EXTENSION OF THE CONSUMPTION.
Special Orders No. PAS have been issued
from the Adjutant Generals Office, ex-
tending the draft for soldiers so as to in
clude all citizens between the ages OF
eighteen and forty years. This looks
like business on the part of the Govern
ment. We trust that the response of
those thus called upon to defend their
country and their homes, will be patriot
it and prompt, such as becomes the occa-
sion and the necessities of the country.
Our army is not large enough to meet the
fresh hordes who are gathering to precip-
itate themselves upon us. Our last men
should be willing to come out if called
for
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

nay A Washington letter, dated Oct.
9Th, says, Judge Smith of Wisconsin.
and two well known jurists, will leave to-
morrow for Beaufort South Carolina, as
commission, to carry into effect the Con-
| fscation Act"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

na- Elk Senator Pugh, of OHIO, having
received an invitation to be present at a
war meeting in Cincinnati, made the fol-
lowing reply: "You must excuse me; l
think it is time for those who have not
themselves enlisted to quit exhorting
others on the subject" Sensible.
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nSg. The Memphis Bulletin saws Rev

Bag The Memphis Bulletin says Rev.
Abraham Pryne, who made himself noto-
rous 10y public discussion with black
guard Brownlow on the slavery question,
in Philadelphia, n few years ago. commit
ed suicide by cutting his throat on the
Oath Sept, at his home in Williamson,
N. Y. We suppose that was because
Brownlow has gone over-it proved too
much for him to bear
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

n@- Advices from Texas say that the
Yankee gun boats have captured Sabine
City and the Pass. Our defenses consisted
Of three small guns and about Fifty men.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

n0r A letter from Mississippi to gen.
tleman in Lynchburg, says that the prices
Of substitutes in that State is from Ave
thousand to eight thousand dollars.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

sG5- We are panied to announce the
death of A. G. Graham, ESQ.,, editor of the
Jonesboro' Union. Hedied in Jonesboro'
on last Monday, after a short illness
Mr.. Graham was lawyer, and for the
last few months devoted but little time
and attention to his paper, owing to other
business pressing upon his time = Greer.
uiNc Banner. . q ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

PENsAcoLA.-A correspondent of the
Columbus Sun says all is quiet about PEN
sacola. The enemy do not venture be-
yond the reach Of their protecting guns.
He thinks warm work may be expected
on the Gulf coast the coming winter.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

mar We do not lose our children whom
they die; but the living ones are often
lest.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
Ndbcrts iiber bic %rubmpo1t Wafentbul
@encral 9crronS'1 bei Yrairit

Der 6tsa 6urone, eielse jlnQf.n Sc
nerols in Ter Yuucesarmee. bel YraiItt
01cps NOR rim p%cundnriaeru uup srfoIe
reihnnu. ais nnfanae berihtet. uebN
1900 Gorte lief FER Gsinp auf' rem
S6la1btftlrs aurdd> Die 1pd,tr BON un(eun
Irupptu teevriM murrsm. Weilsnmsit
fanp man. in rsn Bdlrsm prrwuncste,
Deer an iBren @unetn petb!utes Nsbsuen.
Die feineIi&e Nimee wurre. 0bu 0an
Yuren binauS ;u1idastrtetm =:
6trrone'a Cops rfrlpr an 1crten unit
9nmunruen 843 Dram, Blunts Cope
152 Mann. Ger Totolpttluf rsr Sc.
beueH be!duft: 0d eooe9en ouf fuR 5000
Wonn. Sbnebin fuIfn 5 tie 5000 Wann
eur6 Delsttion ibre Glbrer i'm Gid At,
la0sn babsn. Nerron bate ron {ein!m
Gorps nur $500 i'm DeIrt. rit 3ubI 1eir Il
@sfuusuen bt;euat eie Iopfufsit, nit ber
H Bffo&teu uno rie 6%artnddi8ftA bes
Rampfte, .
Wan bate bier esasr 5ertonS Grntns
nun9 gum @en.ral (tbr piel etnauwsnrsn.
I'm pslo u1ebr fteut 81 une, rob e. rur@
1baten ietne Gruennune no6ndali& usrs
rient uno fld. ieines 3anoes 70 ftbr mire
tis seaei9t bot. Gr bate id tetanntli&
f&on in Ter Sdla&t tsi pa 8icee ous.
aeitlbnet, IN rer u pupunpu. wurbe.
6e1ren II nf rs SABRE ali. Dubuque
u,aa fola auf i'm lstn. 100.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
Dte NieberlaDe BET 8reberfds'
bur0.

r@ir miNsn ni6t, mas mir am meinen
on Burnlee bswunrern foQsn, BE @e.
(9idlihfsit, NIT Ger Ct i'm Wngefdt tes
Gsinpss cine Nrmee lbsr ben Slug mari.
oper pie StrateRls our6 cie ct e5 uerfanb,
ben Gsino lter feline Yldne ~ tdul9sn."
5o fprt6t rie q. .. lribune pom IS
uno in dbnItAer 8etle fsierte elst9ssitio
bic ee(ammte amtrifani dc Yre0 E Den e1ften
(4einbaren GrfolB Burnlre's. Gie msrz
cen Jest wiGen, bob BurnRce utsrlifet
worpen 1T, uno bab bic &sbeusn i'm in
cine f5rmltde Sale eeludt BADEN, juf 70,
"rrte fe wptttn.
Dae Durn(l te ber 8orwurf aroeer In.
pcrG6tf9feit trtft unb bab er ieinem Gelo'
t%urntaIent eiu nur mdbtees 3su9ntb ae>
ftut bat, rae miro man psraetens In Mb<
reee su fsutn perfuden. uno bisrdbu
nod rtrae Nabu.s.
Bor ute 1tteBt time @%purfppnttn3 an bte
u 9. Eribune aus Iretuifsbure pom12
Dsctr. alio prm zase nor cn S6Ia1t.
IN r.rislten teibt es: Der %vaerfnae"
MfpeJRanp. Zen See unlerer Mrm,. tetr,
ueberaana&A ber Den Rappabannod enban
bat, f9eint fstnssw.aes tn S9wd@. i.tn,n
1tunp 8u baten, wte @ttls psfsrn elaub,
ten. See bat 1pobl Yislmsbr abfi-&t,
It'd bte' Mrmee btnlberatebeu lnGen. unb
rob e. unfere5 fdr6terIf@e Eanonare obne
Grrrteperune 9slaGe1 bat bas mag BARN
fsinen @ruub baden, bab er fetneN H.
NIL nfttoniGr tint tsHere 0t.(
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25

Bcrfebrte @clt. Sn ben, vNer Or"
teans 'Dslta" pom 20. Nuptmber 1T fol-
aente Nnas'et ael&riettn i'm a&ttn Nte.
get, Sar8or, 1u lelsn: a..
Gnnaufen aus Der 6tabt few .Dtleaus,
SO Geuts Betobunng: 49, :.
8ortaslauftn it unb lief. MID 9ons ALIEN
ilr MID Al iorsen, na9pem i'd, ftde une
,aman3f8 Sabre t1suli@ far tta 1sel&uft,
Mein MaGa Bill 9Entat':
= Mafa 9iQ, (aeen ii, ia 1fott NIT ben
Seesi&srs, Ct III auf bic 9aaeAassaneer
nod :fsinen Rs&tsn unb Id fiI@ts, n bal
lid osrtrrt. Steer .ptt& tbn. mtr i tptsrtt
b.inBt, bauit .r ptsrer1 fit mid lorst,t
fann -'tenn .pte er' tmmtrtsut mir faete.
tanu Ter Ntsau niat 3fars tl& fslbf lor'
gen, -esu' wsros t@ lttt bentbar ftin.
Is M~etabene! @sr fir1 TIM fu&t, otr mag
tur In aQe bic nlssten Draben1 f@aueu,
bd Id i'm oft basottf fpreG On ttrte,, bab It
- f@: aum @eidafl maBea apoass BARN
u lfetben. IT," a}z4hE tGa&tIf'ss'f ~
StW.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
0Gut}be WuEunOen.

Rrptnbagen. 20. Nop. pt wer'
Den wi6en, CAP unp mic ra6 bielRs Wi'
ninerium cie go en- Ter @robmddte beant.
wornt bat, unp rab man fsf entfalonsn
fdsint Deer {Asinsn wiu, n%64btBeafaus
nit ZEN @ofsn ben Raub III uertbtipipsn.
IS wtrren pober BE umfa0snrf fen Mrbsts
ten ,ur Bsfsfisuno S&lsemtas an Der
59lsta Der Greene uno bel 1risrrt&snart
ssmaM: BE Duppsler 66ben merttn IN
Elm mocsrnes Seba0opol yuwancelI Pom
suldift fur RE S6lsi uno ete 5dfsn
msrren bereeaeQt. unp nidts miro untsr'
la6en, UNI rer rdnil6en Nrmr Stelun,
esn onsuustleu In wsl@en 'de sinen lbsr'
leeenen Geinp nwarten fam. Wit Ten
mlIi,drildsn 3ufunasn 0eben re Wu6re.
eeln Der Civil @erwcltune 6anc in 6anp.
Das Bsuntsnperlonol in Gdteewfg (o1
puriRetrt, In nc erlsrietsn @tmter frusn
Ddnsn ein9ei&muaeelt. bet Druid Ter
Spradre(uipte lou Y%erlilrft werren, unr
msnn troB .auersm 5@lsmig nidt sur
(%funrinautfden Mcreereute semodtmer,
zen tann -, 40 rpcQen mir rsniatens
ras Glsi(1 berunter naBen une ben Deut'
lGsn ni6ts aIs> cen Rno9en binwnfen."
Dies III rie Yolitit unleru Staatemdn'
ner, uno rptnn .@ie etnsn uubsfanoenen
Btid auf ben aelunftnen Grerit rr i&lee'
wia(dm @utsbefBer, ouf rem nispsrae'
bro9enen ~WoblRanp uni 6aneel Glsns'
buros uno ouf re gum Dorfe bsrotes;
lunfsne 5taet Sbleswt0 werfen roIen,
tpsrttn cit tintaumtn. ea6 eiee fA jet her
Die Yoliiif un(eter Wadtbabu 0,psfen
1T. Gs III notoril&. Ibatia&e pa6 fof
aue IN S&leswte an9eNelten B:amten
ibren 9anaen Becarf an @olonialpaoren.
W5bsln, 8Ieireru n. {. n. nidt I'm 6tr'
ao9tbume S6leS mtg, ionbern'in Ddnemorf
faufen. Nue @rteitn far ras Wilitdr,
ALE Musbs1uun8sn On Won!uren unb
Sdubwtf Ger Sclcattn perten In 8ppens
buaen beierat; ia lcoar eoe 5oIs fur Die
bel S&|eewis unp an Der S9lst nri&te>
ten Sdun;tn rtrb titr perartsttt UNI
au0ef4nttten uno eunn nod BEN Srh
ietner BsRimmun0 .transportirt. Nsr'
acr tann tstn Geinp In ein.u, srobertsn
9anee bau@sn, ale bic bdntf9en 8tamtea.
IN S&IsswiD fe iau3sn tas 2auo uue,
AsrR6ren feline Nationalttdt, psmoralt6.n
cas- 0olf. per5pen 8tr@sn unb G&ulsn
unb uerbteten mobIbobsnrsn Deutlden,
fa an%jufaufen, eamtt fe ibnsn nidt Sps
petition maiden -f5nHen &C. war Atpar:
BON je Der Elm Gbarotterau8 Ter Ddnsn,
auf dbnli6e Wtife ~ ,piltb(dafttn unb
bic tbntn far zen Iusenblid unterrorfe;
9antsr !aufaubeuttn; i'd CLAUDE
,per0&ern lu ttnner, bab mon nur
esbueasn 70 essen.@& lsspfa serfdbrt. neil
man f16 faet roe e. frdbtr cen fpdtsr
co& p.rtotsn 9ebsu ruirb. >';:.>I: :,
Mus .4optubaeen,27N on,, nth
t%e1s9rapbtrt: !" Carl Ru6eI Sat an bas
ednti&s Cabinet cine fdarfe unb etnbttn,
t&e Intwortsnote gert@tet, IN trtI@e,t
sqe(e4t.auHaresrt, H. een 6e,sstba.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25

1 { 9enAstt bot auf(paren wetsl
Fem: See BAT jtbt 100000 Wann uro1
200 Ianonsn, er fat etne fete Yotttton.
Collie Elm Yanie BET uwn(srsr Mrmss
tin,eieen 70 II unfer StsautB stns fsbr
bsrenttthe."
On elmer antersn GonsipontenA ttitl'
ZEN Wtuttgs pon- 6rep.rtdsturg 7aus pon'-
namIi6en Datum btibt g.:
lin 8 Ubr offisn WoTpM tfBd1n n''5
fene Snfan1erts unp Nrtiuerte dbsr rtt ptrs
l6tepenen Brlden Az ltssn UNI Der quo
biett +an-+tie~ Dunfelnaeen. Vim .Na6'
mittaas %er5ffneten be isinrli&sn Va1ts1t'n
ibr Gsuu auf pie otue Bride. absr BE
Nsbsuen psr,b inpsrtsn DIT uns
|IertYa(la0e ibsr otn Glub. DAY
LIN auffa uene. unlrr @ennats ldsinfn
sas Mot III wi0sn, mas rs Rebsaeu s'
9entli9 bsab itlissn. Das Nu1ausnee
In. ibreu @u6alnn aist' jsrsm 9srra9'e.
iepet Be{a1d,uup. Nabrune. Nur NIT 3
Ranonsf babsn fe bsuts ae(hoOen. Wor,
0en miro ibrs NrttBettft ufsnbar tptret''.N
sd bsfiirate - mir rsr Iln'ee Ae<
lbrieoen - rae auirp uns in elmer srcben
6alle btTneen." as"
0%orO.bsues YsmsrfunAm wurrtn ON
IL. Detr., aIio ON Gage Dor esm
(drsdli&en 0smtBe| ntscneei&risbm. 49,
Beweis Bsnua. raj mautn rerIrm" BOILER
b6ler Abnunesn ID ar. @u9 BE @tnndls
tbeilt,n pisls Abaunoen unp tonntsn, wis
rs beibt, aus rem Spiel pss Getnres nt6i
flue rperpsn. es0en Stdrft siibriBens ale
lebr bod au(&Iuosn.
Mllo. man balt psn Gsinb flr lebr RarI
unb psib, pa6 er 200 &anonen bot, -
man eloubt rob man in cine Sale as|od'
rporesn III, eab rer Bstnp, isine Nmmunt
ton flr renuhttn NuaenbIid auf4efpar
babe,-man weib, pab ptepoltton rseUsin
rss cine Don Natur (rbr a0nftiat1M-unl
csnnp1 miro Stete eeBsbeH, bIinp tn eep
fninrli6en 6intnbalt~ bineinautappen
Las III To%umannewett 6er VurnVee
coS III mcbr ols unuerantporli6. - rae
IN o't,Nrt unr @ei(s, In ct pis Sneians'
ibre 8risgs fubrn> in renen rie psrl6n~
lide Bropour rem Muel&la9 9iebt. 81
erfe p1ib: BE Elm General 3u beoba@hu
bat> 1T pis> pab er (A cur@ Retoenoeei
rung Don ter Stellun9 uno Stdrfe rst
}einees 3u* uatsrrtdRn luht. Sm'r or
lisbenom Gaue NOR bcpps!ts, erinBsnre
eettttwilde 0eranla0uns eaiu.. Nbe
tier niate tfraIstten> nidIs Don p'dste
8orpcR ten, Gublunn loncern nur 0te'd
NIT Der 6auptarmee blino bineinAaappt
Die Gctssn Gno traurt0 uno' bIuttA. 81
ipdt erfdbrt man jeBt aus her potomae
arues, ea6 Elm Gturm auf BE au6nle'
Wanfsn Res Geintee 3peifsIepbne nit G1
ioIe wdre eetr5nt woreen.
@dbrenp Ter tlutiBm Nfaire fonnt
unlere NnIusrie auf~ Der Norc(si'e ce'
Nappabannof I'm lere Iruppen ni6t I'm
tufaBrn. Denn 3wt(@en o%eielte'
unp BEN Geinre 1anrem Ge CD uno unlsr
eignen Bomben uni Sdrupnell plabts'
ODER ren 5duptern uno in rsr Witte IN
(erer eienen Iruppsn.
BON allen Wnrern ab0effben, na6 rif|
Nispsrlaae i'm @efoIQe babm miro. Mir
man wabridunli6 Truppenmange4 snt
eeden unp sur 3iebuna {&rntsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
xrouriace. Qber uupcrmeibliacse dld.

(al. SIN lsettn UrubInbr, ols eIne: 3ab'
lung Ter Gar unp Scr Snrianer, tsbufe
Nueintlur0 cr 9abreQtIrer por9tnom'
men murrs. betruA itrs 3otl 1880. Der.
oanoene @che murren fe atermals 9e,
,dblt unb man fanr. eof rer Gtamm isil
6 Monotm 1870 mitplIeru perloren bat
te. 60 reifsnb (dnel 9sbt's e nit. ibnsn
III Gnre. Gs bat rdbrenp Der 3eit feins
epirsmi1@e Rranftit. unter linen Qe
berr(ht; au4 moren fe In fsine 0etbe
pnmifelt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25
m,rn, eie,tbtfa 0sH&Idee1G n3lanes str
NusfQbtune u btinetn." i:
merifo uno Granfreieb,

O -" $780, e
W,lds Gnt,mtde Nupclson NIL, lsInsm
9ri,p. s'o,n @srito TIM auas bat, Stt'
-uue ttttm 9titfwsdfE bttees, Ger aptz
(den Gran,p(sh In Wtrifo a,fdbn wurrs.
DE- 511riFoHitfdtSH y,Tb5TrM tdtM mttrT
eve Der Britt. a%ufN,fanaen,- uno~ auf -"
@runo ru(s|bm Die NnbsiI'atsn, inebe'
joncete stntn 9anquisr .Sedsr, pnbafIst
unp aus rem Same :asnakn. Dab BET
Nriea niht nur Mtr,fo. fonrsrn aud rsn
DIR. 6,aa,sn, ailt, utsut aus folasnesm
pom "a. Nuauf c~aiirIen une Don stnsw
aswiGen +. Glld1u untsrasibnt tsn 8'itfe:
,W1.in menbu atdu: SO a'aute, rns
rie MuasIe1cnbeiim nun Give b'l'n Aus'
I9t fur uns aewinnW rsnn man TT iu'
Gnt(deiruna Attcmmsn, M.r'fc -iu colo
niGen man wi1c pIrr,iaIaulene WFann
tfbtder tnae- ttaH MR+et4aaeltllbtI- -fln&n
vcuhdrriQen l,ontpc,t.
Nabfhriit. Die erpetiticn wirt
aud uuf en NnaeItaerbei;m Ger SH'
Staotsi Dtiuo batsn."
@enn man aub. ME einrn srnltlt4tn
3mtiitl tss't, tab eur@ rrn ,S1'ta, Rsaenn
Werifo aurb he 0u. Snuten ber'o|
lsi.n, 70 1T rico cot nunmthr rur3 n's
aufasfaneentn Brittle lur 0''p'ftst e.
bpbtn. -.
'eStdtr tu elm Bantiutoua IN Msrite
bait, lp,klt.7 (Aon ldnQa zine rtreadtt9'
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msute ,u 3utoooo UNI W,ramcn in Der:
hinruna unp i6c6 ibnm @t|e sor, nj
man alouttt, I'm Brrdet DOW 81, 200 QUO
Dafur nslin ibm jsns NetstIm Staa'a.
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aeltBIibe uno pnbinrIide Ataft Hnr, uni
rn Beroa rufeltsn fOu, ft auf ater Il
Wiuionen bflnuf tn. Die Sfitreitunl
rie(u u%uafbsunn Summ. il Aum Vet'
munp cfr irana6V(&m Grperh'on ve'rre"'
oct porrsn.
Werito lcu nah 'Snbalt rislcr Brisf
ME 9I9ier eo'oniln unr 1u t'nr frorAo
G(den Golcnte untu fron3aNl6m prc'tf
tcratt oemadt, Aualeid Ter ron Napolso'
aeteet Ylan ,er Grtauuu9 ether Q''sn
bobn dter 3sbuanltpN IN Iutfubtuhi
eetraht mrren.
I'm Muts ei,e 70 ungtbinrut ale n5a
lid III tcmsnatli1m, mub hatnendtd
Nopolscn Nues ro1uu lisaen, rob ne Ver
St1ottn III elmer tlIac(fn Sage ble'be'
unc ibre @rrmitslunaf nod tsceutsnce
merren. Ntrr 7sntar tot CT lt:nsn 3mtt
eiesmol ostfttA; renn rie Ylumpbe't,' III
peldu er zen Str. Staatsn aumutbft
nuf (ds Monate WaftnRiltnnp NIT &c
(lrlidsn CONFEDERATION au l&Iisbtn, TT a
aueen]hsinIih. ale roR fs n'6t pom Sc
rfm quf ren ui1en Blid eur6{6aut rn
ZEN fbnnte. @e1ren rotl tie Der. Staa
ten 70 ib3riht (ein, bei ibren hnsbm er
ld5pi,en Welcmi,rln ibre Atmsen iE@'
Moaate lang Gill litaen Ianen UNI bun
rerh BON Wiutonm fir ibv 0s,fol'suna
Golo unp rpl. mcomHfen? Voft I'D
wcbl uworten, ro6 lie rur6 ZEN Nt(d'u
zines DaHsn niufanrss FER ldsl'dtneon
liberation .eint Mft MneffsnHuHa ib's'
3urditeRsbn6 ,tsnttn? Nupoleon
laot raj II Die feds Wonote bios. ~
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t.naBsn mcus,. nit anrsrn Wcrtsn: rs'
ldrlidm NeMum ioum tie W'itsl iu
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fett-unp- Gs. nit allen mln(tsnRmfrIbfl
@afen. Muniticn UNI. rQt. pNItben mfr
cen. Die nappIsoni(de 3umutbur0 Il
plump unc unpe,l9dmt. (W"Y')
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25

f. $50 es geblieb.u 1T, Aus 6 anat'
mtlrn rss Berlin Icurnal"": d,
,Bd6tent In ZEN Ser. Staotsn ea'
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stm 1buIidsn 0ufebr. nimmt mar 81
blauftn YiuteI' unp Galteribaler nj
aur ,u 0ern an; ober tsutt, Die @elb
%itnpunasn au MAIDEN orer 3abtuubsn a
cis Damien Au lei(ten baten, fommen Of
in 9%stlsaenbsit. rsnn ris Damien psd's''
90 nidt aus unp nsbmen IS als 3ablun
nur in DetfaesHr be it, $40~an.* 81
bn(ou @e(bditSmonn erbielt eltler "a
oe $1,000 IN 6aItentbaln,S tndtn %
Bufolp. Der Wtlenrsr bate e1dben na
ta4lia Elm bebse Aetu auf isin: .omeltfn
nl49ss YapierasIr 81 !sasn, um Dos 81
be1 iu ttfcmmsn, wdbteur Ter GmpfdnAt
jest bier Wube bat, se- .eeiatu .eanapltldt
Yantnptcn um1u(eBen. Drlbm mu
man Elm bobse Yrsmium b~esablen, :um "a
SiItu au s,bal1tn; blten ball's (@me,
aeesn Danfnolen auesuwtdfln, "a y
balt jscer feline 2ah! .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25

21ir ge3orden. - Die ~1reuMettun9"
tbeilt hte blumenreide 3ere NIT, tpetae
her taannte @@uirutt @antrup srtultm
In sDahafgl erboltsn bat. .SfaotsrsdtH@
sipfelf BE Rste In folssnbsn @ott.rr ;
vut:S TT e 18leth, bb Ter S5nia unfesH
@iuen ibuf ooerf nt@t; riR unia1p oar
pnbi f~atnlbun, ,pas, tr wtu;;| Bfri pei
borden" ticls":0v 2"sl:t eco EAHI