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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
Hidden Treason.

Speaking of the Democracy, the Rochester
Democrat saws: I'VE believe they have taken
the first steps in the road which leads to a civil
war at the North, and when they are sure of a
majority of the people to back them. if that time
ever comes. they will throw off the mask
These assaults upon party whose members
have formed the bulk of oar army, and have
risked thcir lives f,.f the country while the Abo-
ltionists who assail them have been plnndering
the Government at home, will have the effect To
rouse every Democrat To action, and TO strength
en- his determination 70 hurl the present corrupt
office holders from power. Ia this view, we are
pleased with the brutal assaults of the Abolition
press.
But beneath these persistent falsehOods. does
there not lie hidden a secret treason fraught with
danger TO the Government Is not the assertion
that "civil war" Is impen ing at the North, and
only awaits the proper moment for action. direct
ly calculated TO laid and encourage" the rebels
OF the South! Is il not. in fact, intended to do
soI-N y. argus
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t. State and county elections take place to-
morrow throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Indiana
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MUSIC.

~. III BOOK The silver Chord. eOmpan
= ion 10 The Home Ci-cIe,'' al
P'i WILLARD A sT0wELL's.
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IA DiCAl.
Very Important ia the Married

AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRlAGEl
TyHE undersigned will send free by mail the sure
means OF preventing conception. No drugs medi-
cines A circu ar with particulars
will be any address by inclOsing cent
stamps. book containing all the knowledge referred
TO. and several private receipts will be
10 any name address you may wish. by incosing me
one dollar.
Medicine. French Pill viii be for dollar per
box. II is very sure in its effects Address
Lock Box No 220. Indianapolis
jyl9-d6m A. X POUCHET
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The Journal makes this inquiry in commenting
upon the recent difficulties in Blackford county
IL says where did these men learn the lesson Of
rebellicny" This question is easily answered
From the teachings of the leading men in the
Republican party. They have taught that there
10 law higher than the Constitution;
that that charter of Government was "a
league with hell and covenant with DEATH
in The language of Republican Sena
tor taat "sny person claiming strict con
struction of the Constitution is alder and abet-
ter OF the rebellion" and similar sentiments
which ~e could quote indefinitely. When men
are taught thus TO disregard the fundamental law
of the land, those who teach the lesson and lied
them along the fatal rosd that has ended in 50
fearful a catastrophe" are responsible. The
Josrnaii elf tsue ht the lesson OF rebellion. Tie
misguided Taen wherever they be who have resist
ed the OF The Stale and oI the nited States.
attempting to defeat the draft. can and will charge
that print with teaching them the lesson OF re
belion On the 18th OF November. 1850, the
Journal said
They know very well that Il they are determ-
ined 10 leave the Union, 10 Republican will care
To have them stay. A Union preserved only oy
intimidation ard force Is nsockery. and il Is
better broken than whole II SOutn CarOlina
and her associates in folly really want to leave
the Union, they 60 without word Of obiec
ton from any man north of Mason and Dixon :
line. We do not believe IN resisting
any secession movement in the least"
On the Doth Of August, 1861. -four months at
ter the fall Of Sumter. the Journal reiterated
the sentiments we have quoted. IL said. upon
the latter date. "it had seen TO reason "a chang,
the views il advanced last winter" Ii was by
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sB-The Washington correspondent of ii

- The Washington correspondent of the
Indepeadent tBEEoHERs paper writes:
Nota solitary opponent OF emancipation should
be iet INTO Congress-certauy not one through
the Inactivity and remissness of the Republicans
and anti slavery men. Ii should be remembered
that Il the pro slavery Democracy succeed in the
fail Congressional elections in carrying large
number OF heretofore Republican districts. il
may be regarded by the President as a condem
nation OF his emancipation policy. and he might
Do greatly embarrassed thereby. No such result
j. possible q our friends are active but the anti
slavery members OF the present Administration
are anxious upon the subject
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Democratic Union State Ticket.

Democratic Union State Ticket.
Eicetiea Tuesday, October 10.
FoR skcRKrkRY OF srkrK,
JAMES 5. ATHoS,
OF Marion County.
ron suDTroR STATE,
JOSEPH RIsTISE,
OF Fountain County
voR rRKAsuRER OF STATE.
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
OF Dxviess County.
roR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
OSCAR B HORD.
OF Decatur County.
roR REPoRrEE oF SUPREME COURT.
MICHAEL @. KERR.
or Floyd County
zoe suPEaIxrrxpEsr on PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG.
OF Allen County.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

T Sanbo--.Issy. Posap. 4 Psssidsst.
|in him psoclamssion. coils us "fss Amssi-
lsan ci,ixens d Afsissn descent what you
Ishink ef dst. heyis
Pomp-'sOh, Massa LIrcun ne better
look Qua o. be nske Dc aixeev 10 o bsd :
l6x o white folks. Dc white folks ao~
hardly dare ssy dare Iibss ders ewn. Oh
loo, Sambo--dis airrsr's fsos TO big 70 wsa'
10 draw dst srieger.s
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have sometimes eaten i'll cooked
cabbage at tables where every thing
else tasted well sometimes II was
hard, somctimea illseasoped, but al
will agree with ne, that tastelcss cab
bage Is the most tastclcss Of all dishes.
and the doctors say, the most unheal-
thy. The following is my method Of
cooking cabbage in the f.lI, aud the
same rule will answer now, save that
the cabbage being more tender, less
time is needed:
Have plenty Of water-soft is beat
and, if the outside leaves are green.
they will need fifteen minutes boiling
before the white part is added; half !
tcaspoonful Of saleratus to potiul Of
water will be found an Improvement;
the water must be boiling over hot
iire, aud kept boiling all the time; in
this water, we boil one hour, in an
other pot, . piece Of salt beef OF pork
i cooking 1t the same time, and at
the expiration ofthe hour. the cabbage
is dipped out into the pot with the
meat, both Of which are allowed to
simmer Or boil slowly together for the
hour preceding dinner, and IL the meat
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Nigh, hsd scs In deep ssd dsrs. and in :
small log cabin, situated few miles from
Trenton. New Jersey, ct Eve men. four -
whom we're seated ssouad IN old osken tsbls
% shs centre Of the room. engaged in pisy
Ing cards. while they frequently m"is'sned
shsis ,hrosss with lsrge dsssghss from 90
essshss jug that stood % the ssbIs- They
were heavily bearded. coarse looking meo'
and from their dress which seme~hst ss.
senblsd she British unisorm, they vere
evidently tories. The other wss stoutIy
bull, young man. clad 10 the Con'inesssi
|uniscrm. He sst % corner % she room.
with he fscs buried u he hsads.
"rom,'' said ore of the Tories. risine from
shetsble ana seating himself near the , Ison.
|er.--for such he evidently wss.-"Tou. yos
and wese school boys soesshsh aad like
700 yss. Nov why csn's you give Up your
wild ne,icns and Join usi You are our pris
cner, and II you don't, ve shall hand yos
lover 70 headquarters Tomorrow while. !
lyou Join us. your fortune is made; fov, wisi
your bravery and talents, you would sccT
dIstisguish yourself n the royal cause, sn'
ater this rebellion is crustsd eus you woul'
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NJ NEsRaEs vorIss. The Republican
Election Judges "a the tom 81 OberIin
Lorsis county. Ohio. allowed slxiy sevsr
negroes 10 vo,s q that precinct. q the o.
sober election. The names % the dssksyi
ere published, ssd The thing proven bsyssi
Ell doubt. I, u supposed that negroes vosst
IL olher sovsshlps Of thar eooasy. ssd q
|exssinsiioa = aow going 20 ascertain ~
facts.
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When l was boy IN the north Of
Vermont, We used to feed dry hay and
oats, nnlcss the horse had the heavcs.
which was very common among them
at that time, owing 10 feeding too
much dry hay and oats, driving TO !,
fms uhen full. We then suppooeA
they ought 70 my. Lsx before fhem'
IalI the time. This is false idel; -
animals viii do better on regular
meals. Farmers usually feed too much
dry hay. You may keep : horse eat
ling all the time and not have il thrive.
II came to Massachusetts, abont IL
years ago, and was engaged in the
|tcamipg business about Z years. r
began to feed cut hay and corn meal,
and found the horses would do more
work and last longer, and Be in better
condition than when kept On dry feed.
Cracked corn and oats make : very
|good feed for noon, when il : hurry.
1 would feed carrots al winter il small
quantities, especially to young hors0
and breeding mares. This keeps them
lin healthy condition. Team horses
may Be fed on them once each day %
advantage. ! am not able to state The
amount each horse should b "a: this
depends on the size and ags Of ths
animal. would advise al owners %
keep their horses especially those
! they use. in good condition; il costs
,Iless in the end. Colts onght not %
have much grain, unless very thin in
J Ifesh; they are often injured By grain
ling. A few ground osts, with ct
lhay or straw wet and mixed, and milf
ia PINT Of ashes ID led once il two Of
three weeks, is al colts need besides
'|hay. Ths ashes keep the bowels open,
land, It is said, free from wonna II
..lliving in Maine o. Vermont whore hay
! land osts are cheap, / would have sbe
. Ioats ground, and cut portion q my
shay and straw 10 mix with what grain
Il feed, and consider myself vslI paid
lfor the time and trouble. w. 4. LIVE
y Milford, Mass.
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0.rHEAvT LossEs.-A British paper -
Inmates the Ioss 70 British owners, 10 their
attempts 70 run The blockade, q over twenty
| millions of dollars.
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be rewarded BY knighthood and promotion
In the ssmy. Now. there ere the two al
sssnssi-es; which do YOU choosei"
''Nsi'her," said tie young man. a. b.
rsissd his head snd looked The tory sleadiI,
IN the rye. Il an nov. - you ssy. yous psis
onsr. but when that clock strikes twelve.
shsII leave you. shall dissppesr ia cIos'
" hre ssd smoke. snd neither you. nor you
coursdes. nor even myseIf. can prevent il
YOU me, watch me % closely o you please
'ie me hand and foot !! you will. but higher
bower Than yours Or mine has ordained thai
] should issve you q that time"
-Poor feIIow-his mind wsnders.s said
the Tey; she'll talk differently in the
morning. and he returned 70 his ssst .,
the 'sbI'. leaving the youth with his head
lres'iae on his hands.
When the clock struck eleven. the young
man drew pipe end some tobacco from Die
pocket. snd asked the Tory leader II be had
objections 70 lsis smoking
"Nc. none Ia the Ieast.r said hs adding.
wish lsugh. sthst 70. II you'll promise no,
to disspper 10 cloud Of tobacco smoke"
The young msn made no reply. but inms.
dissely filed and lighted bis pipe having
done which. he arose and commenced pacing
the fs-or. He took half dozen turns up
and down each eide Of the room. approaching
nearer o the table each time. when, having
xhsusted HE pipe. hs returned 70 HE seat
and relIIed Il. He contiaued smoking unsiI
the clock struck twelve. whsn be arose from
his ssst. and sIosIy knocking out the sshes
from bis pipe. ssid. "Thers. boys. Il l. twelve
o'clock. and must lesve you.-good by."-
Isamed'sseIy. I'll around the room ssresks OF
Gre ran hissiDR and squirmine. and the cabin
was filled With dense sulphuross smoke.
amidst which vas hssred crash like cIsp
Of thunder. The Tories sat 10 their chairs
psrslys-d With fright.
The smoke soon cleared svsy. but TIE
prisoass was nowhsrs = y sssn- - s-ss~
wes ovestusnod ~ win6Dw sosshed %
pieses. 90 one chair wss lying . he
ground outside Of the building. The Tory
issder. alter recovering from his siupor.
gave one glance of terror around ihs room
and spraag ont Of the window. followed By
ME comrades. They -, through The forest
a the top oi their spssd. 10 the direction o.
'he Bsisish eoesmpmsas. Iesv5se shelr mns-
kess and other srms % he osrcy % the
flames which hsd nov begsa q devour ne
cabin.
The next day. two young men. bo:h dress::
I'd 10 the C,nsisensal sniform, wess seen
standing sear the ruins of the old csbis.--
One Of them was no other than our hero Of
the night previous.
LES hear sIl about Il, Ton.' said The
other.
"weIi." said our hero, 'last evening. a. |
wss passing this place. two Tories ran ous
oI the cabin and took me prisoner before
could make sny resistance. They took me
In, and who do you suppose / saw . the
leader Of the parry but John Barton. ouI
|schoolmsts. He talked with ne. snd tried
lso get me 70 join them. but told him that
lcouId not do ii,-lhsl q twelve o'clock
~ss going 70 escape. - dissppesr 10 cloud
u fre snd smoke. but be laughed q me
md ssid that vss ous 81 my head. Abou'
-s~-- -s-l~l sfr -s-ls ~--k>
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song o. the BIst keg't Ind. voIonteor1
~ gsHs m'swAsE.
NV fcil"w boy's. we ere away
From Indiana, and here veil stay.
Il Hurssh {! husssh! hurrsh hursshs
| We've 81 sniisied In the wsr.
To 6eht the rsbsis - abhos;
Husssh! hurrshl huush! husrah:
I Chsrus-- The Nisety- -Fiss, 10 in he field;
Hurrah, huffshi
To shed their blood. and lose their lives.
/ To protect their h"mes and wives,
Hurrsh! h"rrsh!
Repest-The Nincsy. Fsrs. &c.
| The rebels. shey are In . band,
And say. they'll drive Us from their land.
Arouse! srouss! srousr! srouss!
! We are the toy's. shs,'s got the strength
And every one vii: 60 his length:
Arouse! arouse! arouse! arouse!
Chorus We're going. 10 save this Union;
Arouse! arouse.
Let rebels threat. sad women boast:
But ere long. well reed their toast,
a Arousel arouse
Repsai--Ws ere going. % save &c.
Captain Bogsn is very brave.
He'll spill bic blood. his lsnd to save:
Fight away! eight away! &c.
Our lst Lieutenant 10 the same,
lie he will 60. Tor he 10 game;
Fight away! Sight swsyi &c.
Chosus--We'Ilssv our couussy's honoc
Fight away! fight awsyl
Our ID Lieutenant 10 not we'll;
But then. he will give the rebels hell:
Fight away! fght away.
Repssl-Weii save our &c.
Our Colonel is very brave man.
The boys al move q his command,
Get swsy: get away: &c.
Our Msjor, be is very brave too:
I's when he starts. he puts things through Il
Get away! GET svsy! &c.
Chosue-Ws'ss beuad q ssvo shis Osise:
Get svsy! set swsys
Ths Adjutsns viii be along.
And cheer up this mighty shresg;
Get swsyi get away!
Repest-Ws'ss bound &c.
The lsdies shss were ieft behind.
Unto % ~ hsve been very kind:
Fsss weIn fsss veil! &c.
And Tor our wives. we will shed tear.
And fos our brothers driak some bsesl
Fare veil! Fare we'll! &c.
Chorus We're gone 10 the land Of Dixie.
Fare welIl fare we'll!
We srs The boys, that puts things trough!
Committing wrong. 70 never do.
Fare we'll fare veil I
Repsst-Wsss gone &e.
And when the srsmps Of vsr is done.
Our wives snd children home cries come!
We will GO! We will 60! &e.
And fell into their sweet embssce,
And then behold thsis lovely fscei
We will 20! ~ will 60! &c
|Chovus- We will leave the land Of Dixi~; =
We ~iII 60! - will %!
Well learn the rebels not e q .hs.
Against the Union snd the righi!
We will gos we will 81
lRepeat--We will leave &c.
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Mua 6 nnnscticut.

Stem Sopem, Conn.,, 10. Sept. 81
Nemtomu, @cnu., fam eS 81 0ubeitOrunSer
in TplSe Der Dur4fibrunA DeS Gpnlcrip
tiOnS, @eleses. Die Selecfpren rerlanster
telesrapbii4 5ilfe pom &iarldan Carr, mel
der antlpDrtete : y0ertaaen Sic Die Ser
lammluns unO beridtem Sic mir. SD wer.
be Gle inter alen umltdnoem idIeeu."
Die enrpqirte Mill5 unp Auoere in eine'
3abl bon 1000 pper 5000 peri ammelten lt
beute UNI 9 llbr am Staoteeebdupe, bebuf,
Der 3iebunS. Die S>lectoren blieben bis
ubr AbeuD8 in Sieun9, I'm mel6e 3eit I'll
san5e Qurte bes 9pwn bur4 6reimiuiS'
cpulplet 9emorOen mar, 10 paB man nt4t 5u1
3iebun9 i9reiten mubte.
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Demnab ltnb mod 1874 Bstten fret.
@uBerDem beinpen fit unsefaAr 100 in
Sort Mc9snrp, 70 paB Die @elammt3abl 3102
betraet. Inter Den lebtersn linb jepU6 nur
etntge sefdbrliGe Safe. Das meOi}inii3e
Department. Oteles 49, NrmsecOrps ltsbt un>
tee 2eitung fes Or. Sofab StmplOn, wsl9er
ais etn ti4ttser M1eOi5tner serabmt miro.
GtDeSletf 8. - Samuel Smttb,
Gbarles Sernaacp, Or. 6. 81. Newman, 6en@
~ DerrY, S. .. 9bprntun unp unp S. y.
5u,lt purpen gstern tprsen DiSlpYalttat per-
baftet. Sic ~lsilteten BON Narlbal Ban No<
ltranp ben Greueto unb wurpen ipieper entlaIs
fen. Die beiDen lebt @enannten paren BON
Dem @apttan Mc@3owan perbaftet unp auf
Dem Dampfer U%Jteliauce" BON Der unteren
@bsiapeafe mad bier sebra9t wOrDen.
Wetter.- @ejtern Nadt batten mir
einen ltarten &esen. Dsrlslbs miro fiber ben
Yotomac balD anlAwelen unO %mnlersn Spe~
ratipnen in Wa,Ylanb sinltis ietn, pesbalb
nur nod sinen Sag fori9ae9net.
unall.- @etern 9iadmittag geriett
Scr. s. 9Ib6ebulen, Elm Mrbeiter in Der @es
pebriabrtt Der t5srren Mierrta & So. NIT be,
6anp 3pilAen ben Meibel unD ben Waser
eiuer 5ebslmalGtne, ppOur4 ibm 3pei 6tnse,
abselhnittsn puroen. @r sins lofOrt gu et,
mem Ar3te, pslGer feline 8unoen pertanb.
MteDer often. = Die @trttsbaulsr,
welde auf 8efsbl Der Militarbeb5rten felt eli.
nisen Gaeen SelAlplea waren, purften Seltsrr
8l
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Der erisa in s.nuefp ans sennsase.

6ufIetpt1Ie, 10. Sept. MnjOr Sens
-nebD pom g.. &entudp @aSalerte &e9t. bate
beute ia Der 9ldbe BON MQensptle NIT 0oub<
warb'8 @usri0as elm Gsfsdt. unlere 9rup+
pen perluren l Soften unb 4 @efanesne.
2%putspttGe, 10. Sept. Son. &i9nrb
MnberlOn Son MOunt Sterline bertGtet, paB
6umpbreY @arlbal nit 1000 Sruppen, ein>
16IteBlt4 @aSa1erte Mnp Nrttlerie pa 1T unp
Burger perbufset, 5auler In 8el4Ias ntmmt
u. /. 10.
Go nirb beriGtst, baB cine NebeIen-@ dDnls
leriemaht p~ereangene NaGt @minence In Sen.
tud9 In 8sfib nabm. SObn Morsan bat fiG
jeet Die Sffce Des rSblerper anp Supporter"
ols ietn 9auptauartter Time.
Son. SOlDua S, 8eu, pelAer neultG ent-
lnfen purpe, Fam brute i'm Sat- 9ouie an.
G5 aebt Dos @erl4t. DAP unsefGbr 1000 Ste
BeIen p~eraaneenen SOnnta9 0ertnston Serlte-
fen unp beute bic Stapt 3tbanDn tn Beit
nabmen.
2ablrei&e ptberIpreGenbe @eriGte finD In
umIauf, welhe be1ueen, boB 81 2aYlOrsptus
uuO anberen punFten SGarmiBel pCr9efaueu
feten, bod fam nt6ts 8eltimmtes parubeE
eelast tpeloen.
0te laOltGe Gsleernpbenltnte 1T biz 8nie:
btae unD Grautltn tbdttg.
Der 3us Don 6ranffUrt fam bielen MOrsen
BON Sbnemun'S Station, 16 Weilen TltltG,
aus 6ur@t por etnem @nsrif BON @uertQas
aurld.
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xrunpeusS ORGANIZATION in Bottom.

8ofOn, 10. September. GOnaro Y E
rett, &obert s. @intbrOp, MuYOr WiSbtmar
Batrtd Duna9bue mno Nnpere bisltsn 9elterr
AbenO entbuliatilAe 8eOen an etne unesbeur'
Menldsnmenge, ,pslde l6 in Sansuil puu
psrlammelt bate, bebufs Der unterltubun9 PEI
Btlpune tinas trtlhes Ne9imentS tn olele'
Stapt fir General Gprcpran's Srisaee. Nfa.
DOR @tsbtman maGt ale Anltrensunssn. nm
Dielss Nesiment fur Gurcoran gu orsantltren
IS tptrp zines Der befen aus rtelem Staat'
rerben.
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pteber 9eGfnetet peroen, neil l9 bic Nnfre.
oung eeleet BAT uno bic SulDdten In ibrer
Camps esbalten peroen. Gs bIrfen fetnerlei
SpirttuCfen an SUloaten 1erabret6t peroen.
SUlDat teraubt.- Yatrtf @drDen
Elm peeeus "untau9ltAfeit entlalener SolOat
BON etnem 81. 9. 8eeiment, mad,te oer 9uli3et
bic Nn3ei9e, bab ibm In elmer S6napetneipe
in Y%ctterltr. $33 9~eroubt wuroen feien. Dat
rid lieB liG Don elmer Npmpbe CUR ipdten
NaGt;ett in bic &neipe D~erleitsn, MO CT 3u ptel
SuIel 9enDB unp bstaubt wurDe. Qls ct e.
wa6te, befanD er -lth unter freiem 9immel
uno mnrDe alSbalp letnen Serlult aetpabr.
Od er fi6 De5 6aules ntdt mebr entlinnen
~tOnnte, 70 mar e6 Der pOli3et ni6t mSelt9, bic
betrefenOen per lonen aus ftnOts gu MAIDEN.
SIM Grtmtna19ert&t tamen geltern
Die Nppeqattonen aeeen Dte Strafurtbetle fur
llebertretung 9epi0er SrpUnnan3en SCr. Das
urtbetl geeen s gilbert ISL II. Soften tpurbe
umsstcBen ods Se9en Wnt. 6is9tns $3.50
unp &oten), eeeen Gam. @aenser $50 uno
Soften, seeen Capt. Narttn GO uno &caen)
oa9esen betatiet unb BITE Sale pes SObn Shd-
fer mno @eur9 Ninsbart, SAM. 6uggins, 81.
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seeen cine 8IrsIAaft BON $500 entlaGen
wurOe, entlieB Ht6ter Bomb bte @ranb= Sup
bts Samlfae, ba beute, ais ben 10. Septerns
Der, feline Sibun9 f%tattfncet.
Gta0trat9.
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@Omite fir Mittel unb Neae e~rltattete etntt
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leiGten Dipiiton 5a tsiner 8cuntY tere6!t9t
letn 1olen, Wurpe an paS : pnite 3urifge'
wteIen.
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fit @r3tebuug Der Nltbs entbpben trerbe, elm
sepi6eS @runDltId BON Green & So. ein3us
taulAsn, gum 8au zines neuen Shulbaules.
Nnsenummen.
SIR. Sauerpein bertAtete, bag Die Stabt
erma9ttst let, ottr tpettsre Dtreflorm fir bic
Baltimore unb Sbtu @tlenbatn gu ernennen.
MnscnOmmen.
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Dem @reenmount &ir&bUf aneetouft unp gu
@bren WfcDunp9b's Elm Wonunlent barauf
seieet tperbe. Nnsenummen.
6terauf S%ertasun9 Bis Wontae.
3wetter 3wetg. Der 8e14luB bes
|. 3wei9es, pa5 Der Union Nslief NfOciattOn
$4,000 b~epiltst peroen iuIen, purpe oerlelen
uno an9enummen. GUoann tpurpe Elm 8e=
ldluB an%senUmmen, ba6 ben So. Wamberie
& SO. in 9ambur9 fir Die l1eberienDuns Der
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