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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08

Majority in twelve Republican counties,
27,l23. Who for moment could have
believed, ifthey had not been informed
by the sapicnt editors of Republican pa
pcrs, that such an overwhelming majority
could have been rolled up for the Republi'
can State ticket, in twelve Republican
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
n shows that they stand thus {:

Republican majority in the four coun-
ties named, 5,599. How much larger it
would have been if the Republicans had
not been "away fighting the battles of their
country and the Democrats all at home,' y
we leave our readers to conjecture. By
way of recapitulation, we give the majori-
ties for the Republican candidate for Au-
ditor General in the counties referred to
to show, at glance, how terribly the
Republicans suffered in their strongholds
at the late election, by being "away fight
ing the battles of their country, while the
Democrats remained at home" Cochran S
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
Republican majority
Republican majority

What pity the "Rcpublicans were all
away fighting the battles of their country
and the Democrats all at home 4"
Lawrence county, too, is Republican
stronghold IN the west. The same paper
shows that it stands
For Cochran Republican, 2,55l
6. Slenker (Democrat) 1850
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08

Republican majority in Tioga and Pot
ter counties 2,763 out Of 5000 votes
polled! What smashing work the Re.
publicans of Tioga and Potter might have
done if they had not been "away fighting
the battles Of the country and the Demo-
Gratis all at home
We next call attention to Somerset, In.
diana, Susquehanna and Erie. The B~l-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08

GoRw, the Abolition Speaker of the
present Congress, is defeated by an over
whelming majority.
HALL, the abolition Speaker of the
State Senate at the last session, is hand
somely beaten by that sturdy Democrat,
Wm. Z. Wallace, of Clearfold.
Rowe. (the renegade Speaker of the
last House of Representatives of this State
is beaten in a strong Republican district
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s9- Physi' a. labor relieves Us nom
mental happiness of the poor
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s-y-The complete vote for Secretary o.
State at the late election in Ohio, shows 4
Democratic majority Of $500,
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Republican majority

Republican majority 4,O63!l
Pretty well done, considering the IRE.
p~b(icans 'oere all Fighting The battles ofMe
country and Tie Democrat all at home."
Next we turn to Lancaster county, and
we see that it stands.
For Cochran (Republican) 11,471
'' Slepker (Democrat) 6.532
Republican majority 4,939I
About the largest majority ever polled
in Lancaster county. Ifthey eve- eau roll
up such majorities when the Republicans
ale all away fighting the battles Of the
country, and the Democrats are all at home
they had better keep their friends away.
Now let US see how the Republicans
have Jared in old Chester, with their friends
all away. We find that
Cochran (Rcpublcan) had 1924
SleDker (Democrat) 4,s7O
Republcan majority 2,4l4!
Pray, Mossrs. editors Of the Bulletin,
when did Chester ever before give such a
majority as this against the Democratic
party?
Now let US look at Allegheny, the Re-
publican Gibraltar of the west We see
by the same paper that it stands
For Cochran (Republioan) 1888
" Slenker Democracy 1895
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Republican majority

Not bad majority for a small county,
under he discouragng circumstances of
having the "Republicanse away fighting
the battles Of their country and the Dem.
ccrats all at home ~
We next turn to Crawford county and
find that it stands
Eor Coobrop (RnouhlinoO0 Z 006
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Republican m ajority

About 800 more than it usually gives,
Now turn to our neighbors, Tioga and
Potter. We find, upon examination, that
they stand
, 1862-12-23

~ ~,
=. galloway: tl1e necessary. passports for. me,
ana plnce in the hands If G. u. Campbell
Siu.UGO, for the support Of the: Cuban eausc.
.Ihls Jou CHI: do By special agent, or by for.
Mardlng to me check for TINT amount for
their bcueft.. had contemplated .leaYing
here By the 10th inst, but PREPARATORY ar.
rangsments, will prevent my leaving before
the 18th Of Aoyembef.. Therefore, your. dis
your reply, yon will easily appreciate my
anxictyto hear from yott as early as ,1i;ty l,c
ronr pleasure and convenience.
have the honor TO be your obt serT't,
Hon. J. THOMPSON n s. REEgAU.
:. Please reply by telegraph. and obIige. your
friend: :. RENEAC.
, 1862-12-23
LIBERAL EDUCATION with

= M1IHlATy lnKtfUCk1pH 1I11N UF11I.
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
isc1. Viii open It's second year. Sept I'D, is wi.h
regular collegiate. Aeadenic and Primary Glasses
crs aEd iceturers thornaEh appointments. the finest
slooooj III. an,ric and attsaetire Military ParE, al
excellent and well Furnished A1mory, Aue Gy1nna-
the astcutton Of parents and Guardians. TIC largest
lsitiuton Of tte class snd Character in the En{on
10 Cadets also in ART111ERY and IsFANTET (hea:y
and light TAc11cs- ZoCAyE aud F4sscT DGz11.s ana
in Uniforms YEEAs-S1s9 rer school year 1or hoard
cscry depsrnens, rasabie Sasstsry IN II aasance m
Cadsts from abroad. room and Board under the sano
ttrculals addrcss .. e. CorEEI. President Fn'ton,
Illinois, fc2i ms IN
, 1862-12-23
:;pla1,tatio1l Ditters.' /, :

The special correspondent of the New York
EXPRESS, who was with the army during the
campaign in Maryland says Of the recent
battles:
THIS brittle <Autletau has been tie most sanguIuary
OF the WAT. and the only one fought with design and
upon military principles. sTie arrangement Of our
corps-the overlooking position Of the commanding
Genera-fhe sanding into action the right and the left
the closing up Of the centre and final successful ex-
cites be~hderfng admiration and carries the mind to
the great fe1ds OF Auster1itz and Wsgram fousl By
Napoleon. Of a11 this have spoken. The heart his
o1y Of euch conflict purchased by the life and blood
OF twenty thousand men, must be found In tho hos
pitfalls. War hiss It's glor1esbut it as It, ten Thousand
demons In these human tortures that make the eye
balls achc-thc heart b1ecd-the lips paIsy-2nd the
brain reel Tie sght Is first positively unendurab1c
Tic life blood of some Is still t-ickng away In the ST.
lent calmness the discovered limbs and msn1ac
brain Of others Etye rise to sounds God grant may
not again witness.
But &c mothers who now seek 1xon-or wife hus-
band-or sister a bTother-or sons fathcr-know a1d
be consoed that now the hand OF mercy Ia watc
full and better Is bestowed upon your loved one
than might at G1st seem possible It Fss In the hesp
tai where rested tile gallant Hooker that learned the
history of those mythical words often seen and so
little understood IS. T.-1sGa-X-' Anything aueviat
Ing the suetrgs and saving the lives OF our soldiers
1sa national blessing. witnessed some astonishing
results frum t.Is article.
tiswel known that the effects OF gunnoyder and
c.citementis thirst which, added to the loss OF blood
In the wounded creates the necessity CT reriytnc
stIuulant, In this parucular ho.lt.l thu r..,c;ars
were allowing teIr patients to drink p1sut,t;on pIt
tc1s. otherwise called S. T-1so and aIthov;, no
wounded are most numerous fere-ths division
opened the light at five in the morniuc-the men ers
mostly composed. and there was but retv 1tte f,nt
Ing The article acts unon tile stomach, and nerves Il,
the most tfncompreheustb1c manner superior1ohr.ndv
and without subsequent stefyfpg re,cton II orfn+
mated iu the West Indies, CONTAINING calfsarc h,S
winter green, 1aycnlar, auise. Glove buds. or.acc
snaks root &C., preserved In st. Cro1x 1un,-t,c -
-1sG being secret ingredient roe vet rerra1c Ia
tile public It Is rincipally recommended far xaut f
appetite disordered liycr Observation-Disclosures stomach
1c difficulties &c understand IT was eo,o,rh+
known in tile Southern States previous to re .- ~,
it appears an agent Of Jefferson Davis recentv an1,ed
to the propsictors for the privilege to make 1t fur hos
pital purposes during the war; to which they ade the
o11'"l1s 4el's'
Dr. 1-' 0''@' -'e4' Aso''
ns,,s,r-4Angya1isf 4Agea5g o. 81 1:nSI ets:
thousand to1lsrs the recipe right t. make
war beg leave to say your Price Mbeti ons r.
that "pul1 ~ Gosi a NJ notng 70 eompy and
, 1862-12-23
Eeeal Notifes.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
10 all persons Who have cal,ns sean.t the estate
OF John Keller, deceased to present lr p,urn rnr
Indication ut the regulsE term Of County rnrt ~
cook County TO be holden at tsl Court opss II III ~
PAUL Keller
PETER KELLEis
Executors OF the estate OF John Keller. dcceased
l0
, 1862-12-23
Goporti,frsilip.

THE COPARTNERSH1P HERE
i tn:arc existing between Vim. D. Harris general
partner. and A1+on Ward special partner: under thu
solved By lis orn limitation. ALst,S WARD.
Chicago. Dec. Eth. 1852. VIM. D. HAiKIS
The undersigned have this dag formed copartnc1.
>p under tue name and style df William D. Harris T.
CO.. for Tie p1rpose OF transacting Wholesale Drug
t,,*:ness I'll I'll its branches. ~
NILIIAMD. HARRIS
ALEXANDER II. GUM.
fittcAEo. Drc- 18th, 1857. deaay3sl 1t,
, 1862-12-23

NOTICE.-Madan Andrews. III
- deEendentG Glarsoyant from boston. alass. can
be tsTSlted at 80 Madison street. between Wells ann
Market. Calrvoyant examinations Il. She also teii.
the past. present and FUTURE Terns5o cents Hours
from, . A. to r. NJ oe27-ytfSS29m
, 1862-12-23

Il . IA 0O1 CdA ~ LII ~ l1x0S$N.
IL DEcEAsED-Pnbl,c notice is hereby given to
ali rereons having claims and demands against the
Tor adjudication and settlement at rcgunr term Of
tic County Court Of Cook County to be holden at
Court House In the City Of Chicago the THIRD Mon
d4y Of December 4 D 1852 being The eighteenth day
thereof @RDBEET WALLACE, Executor
Chicago, Nov. I'D. 1#2v. no4&3td
, 1862-12-23

1ne*e Dangerous aud Troublesome
Diseases, which have thus far Res
sisted the best Directed Treat-
nacnt. can be completely con-
trclfed by the Remedy
now before US!
, 1862-12-23

M ERRY CHRISTMAS AND
lI HAPPY NEW YEAR-The best ~av to make
them such Is to giEe or Eeeglse one q GoRNEIL d
CHIMES now greatly improved Nogift Of friendship
could be OF more lxstnE benefit IN your Holiday
3S3 Lake street. de16-y1StSE
, 1862-12-23

The special correspondent Of the New York
EXPRESS, who was with the army during the
campaign in Maryland says Of the recent
battles:
, 1862-12-23

properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
thc organs Of secretion and BY altering the con
da1lpn OF the stomach and liver TINT the atarcby
principle Of the food is not converted into sugar SO
1oEg as the system is under the influence OF ti.
, 1862-12-23

Ats Lancashire county meeting, held 1t
!! Manchester on the 1st Of December, official
reports we're made in rclation 10 the measures
Of relief atloptsd up 70 that time. Lord Derby
! reported that the Gums contributed amounted
to G5ao, ,oeo; Of which a44o 600 is to he cred.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16
Female EducalIon,

uisA gratifying circumstance that the war, which
has interrupted or disturbed the usefulness OF 60 many
public institutions Of our State and city, has not mate
rally Impaired the efficiency Of female seminAres for
which Richmond has acquired so high Srspuaiion WINE
tie colleges are mostly at stand still, In consequences
f hs bseace of our sons in the military service, our
danshers sy yet prosecute to advantage those polite
spdis. vhich a, them 20 be ornaments Of society. We
rejoice that We can refer as usual despe the Sgstiors
of the hour to the excellent school Of Miss Mary Pc
gram as being maintained With all is admirable COM
peseness As the day rapidly approaches for the open
ing of the session. beg TO call the attention Of our
non resident readers 10 Miss Pegrams advertisement,
and 10 commend her most cordially to the parents and
guardians Of young ladies accomplished, faithful
a,conse lDslruc.ress and guide. We speak only the
universal testimony Of all who have observed the oouse
Of this lady for thres Ou' years past When We say
that she has every DUAL 6Saon shat could be desired fer
TIE POSITION she ccoupies-a naturally vigorous and
highly cultivated mind, rare dignity Of manner the most
engaging sweetness Of disposition united to great de-
eisiou Of ehaIacs, and talent for administration
which enables her to eonduo: tho various departments
Of instruction with such order and system that the
higAes. results, may be obtsGed. We have said no"
resident readers for the that would be super
erOsatoa 10 SAY vord 10 Miss Peersms behalf to the
Redmond or even the Virginia public, among whom the
iralence OF her Life hiss been already widely and be-
Elegantly lei. She has given additional honor to
name Which, before the inception Of the present war
wss associated with the lofsst traits and which has
since been illustrated upon the quarter deck and ire
6sld Of battle DIring the past scholastic year, NC
k-o-- that mrpy PARENTS az distance we're prevented
from sending their daughters to Ass Pgrsms school, az
well as TO ether xcsent semlnares in ;hs ey, through
An apprehsr on tia. Richmond was likely to fall into
the hands Of the enemy, but slice it has been shown
that the Capital is really the safe place in the Confed
e-asy, We hope to hear that che viii have the largest
number Of scholars for whom she afford the means
o. instruction II our humble tribute to her excellence
sail avail in securing this number We shall have ret'
dsrei service TO her req patrons not lees important
.hep 70 herrsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16
FROM MARYLAND.
We copy the following extracts from tie spa,ial cor
re5pondeuos of the N. Y. Tribune

We COPY the following extracts from tie spaIal cor
rsspondeuos of the N. Y. Tribune:
THE BsBEL PLAS-rHx DisLoYALTT OF MAINLAND.
OlnP NEAR PooLuvLLx, Nd, Sent. 81 believed
when leit Washington that eaupIign in Maryland
vas par OF the rebel pan. AL evidence col firms 1t
here. Wha'ever force Immediately 10 frent OF this
aruy Is the curtain bchiud which the rebel procession
marches 20 Bslimlre AarylSad fair and false, half
loyal in spseCh wholly traitor az heart welcomes With
open band So amy that ly,ies only 10 IOersts h'r
from Federal tyranny Her soil shakes uldev the tread
Ct armed f ct bu; tho yoko il lifted rom her ntek.
PSssitly 10. El'tiugTr, bu Hlr.sSdrg, L TIE point
- De suusk Ffsoerlk /, c base lot ei.hsr march.
Wlchever be, the campaign begins in country over.
flowing with suppiss, AMI tie slIiy which advances
trough Il needs 70 kogg open no ines OF comuu1cs-
tops suypose, Il The emmy hsd crossed the Poe
mac in sbps Ia nigh! Lsys burned them on the hiter
shore.
MovKNENTs OY THE YANKEE LRHT-PGsITIoE OF ras
"RIBsLs'
r oKvILLs, Nh, Sept The corps of Gens. Banks
and SUMNER passed through here last week without ce
atiug much excitement, but this mornif he Commsnd-
lag General himself accompanied By hia etsf, glloped
up to the principal hotel il the village, demanded break
fat TO- the rarty aud made inquiries which I'D mOs. Ct
the bysanders TO suppose that movements OF great i'm
portaDce were GU the taps.
Following General Mcclellan came clysry, art llcIy,
and in sntry 10 great plumbers coud of dutt be
sten for miles along the Rockville turnpike. Sil hey
come; the Who'll, Army Of tie Peninsula seems to be
upon the march in this dir ecion. II the reports this
morning current true shall need il all in this Vi
onity soon Jackson said TO have established his head
quarters at Frederick twenly-eight miles distant Gen.
Hill Is reported to be at Poolesylle. The waele Rebtl
army is siid 10 be marching Harrisburg. General
hcOsans preKnoe here leads many 10 suppose that re
Is TO assume the offensive once and attack the eotmy
in the rear but one really knows anything about 1t
except himself.
he kssps his own eounsels and no oue, no. even Bis
own sls know when he intends to strike frst II he II
tends to strike at all.
The prisoners taken BY Jackson since he crossed the
Potomac, have al been paroled. lew Of them arrived
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16
ahe situation.

Hsvsof very favorable import received yesterday
frcm various points beyond the mountains. Gsu. Lo-
rius whose moveuents have for some time, been wrap
psd Ia mystery and have, consequently, provoked ana
smrltsd public curiosity, had appears, marched into
tds Valley Of the Ka0Auha against the sDemys forces
slch have, for some time, infested that region. On
ng up sh the Federal troops, General LOring az
sacked them viii great ygor and ion, and totally
destcd hsm The consequences Of this victory will be
O great Importance the Ccnledsraey L. in great
issssurs, clears Western Virginia Of the enemy, and
opens before tho great Of that section. IL
i doubtless producs Immediately beneficial results in
1hs encouragement vii esF 70 the growing feeling OF
isyAy Which have every reason to believe exists In
G6s Western and Northwestern counties We have no
S,ubs tha, our arnlss can be largely recruited from
1oag that population and that Thousands who have been
in7ssuty waiting fer the hour Of dsuyersOce viii a)ck
u our saadlrj Moreover there vast numbers who
I'D hitherto taken par: with the enemy bu. Who, now,
haze discovered their error and Hous to retrieve
tlsiz position By An open adhesion 70 the Southern
o,lss. Information o. 8 credible character assures US
i5s: aFgs m jorty Of the people, Of the North
Hss, are hostile to the LineOL-PierpOnt usufPatOn,
sad desgous OF opportunity 70 exhibit their devotion
70 the State and the OoofsdersOy.
Gen. Jsrkins h1s,lso been ginning new aurels in
Ms csmPaigu against the invader. Ho has OIpssrVd a
d,p9t Of supplies and taken i've thousand small arms
Al illustration Of bis peculiar dash and enterprise is pr
seuod in the fac: TIA. he has crossed the Ohio and pen
sffA.sd Lity miles into the snenys country returning
wib bis Vhols command in perfect safety.
gron Kentucky We oontinae to hear the most ai'tsr-
Jog and encouraging accounts. The gallant people Of
tia safe rushing the assistance OF the EberAirg
forces Of The COulederAcy Gen. KIRBY Smith reports
Iat be bad arms TO place II their hands he could i'm
usdisely procure accession 10 his forces Of twenty
thousand KsntuckAas These accounts are, Of course
20. 50 la,s those have received BY way Of the
North which represent thai on the instant General
Smith Eas distant from CoyiUg.On only Eve miles, and
sS.t b-.i1 Togli ser.aia'y AXE plice the neI. day
We haze r6lirF &, lite from our army in Maryland.
,ors AID reports, course, circulating Bat We
- ,zo ts0oTsF ia: they have any Substantial fo1nds
scl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16

policy Nor would it be regarded in saOh Eight BY the
Generals, or the army, or the country.
To suppose that the military authorities would resent
20 al il pertinent superariy approval by Congress
Of their policy and movements, is to suppose simple
absuriy. They desire success first; but they desire
appreciation and they are entitled to have it. And they
viii have Il whatever fortune may betide cur arms IN
this sspsr:mcnlum erUei' Of the war. We sincerely
bone that the opportunity may never occur which would
rive these very timorcus and dient Congressman the
DrseEt 70 speak in different tone but we cannot help
thinking that say reverse to overtAks our armies
bsyOnd the Potomac, they would not be slow to pro-
claim their opinions Of the merits OF the aggressive
system and to claim credit for sagacity In refusing to
vote for the resolutions Of approval and 0onhdercA
We have written these lines not upon the supposIion
hat The resolutions referred to would not pass both
Houses of Congress- but merely with reference to the
s5gaar opposition they seem to have elected in very
unexpected quarters II point Of fact they have passed
the HoG,e. and We presume they will pass the Senate
HkoEfse
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16
DisTRIBUTioN OF sALI,

TIVE City Of lithmOld has soaesd Tor twelve ,h usatd
bphtls Of VI gniA halt oeis.rsbiei In by l. az OF
thousand tushe lhe reeayd VII farm ed
ave per pound The heuehol-ers Of tls Cy
hGusenoder Sns entitled nont q pound fer pc
10 his FANNY, including cid sld ousg, white and tct
female.
10 Ode to prevent imposition each applicant win ss qua
present alc ay that he dent houebvG
and payer In ths rio AcAmsnt and he nunter Of La
family resadtng toiot him.
hss have been appointed Agents for s
dsbu len, AID AK Of adAvlt be bad
Them. applicant be pregsed Win the sh ehNLs
which will be Uniy for member OF hs houso
There viii be ccslcn whateyer Tor bast eosuSu 10
pDisg the esl The quantity each n,td
Will b. retained until called for, and csosdns viii Only ~
the osiysIy. 81
Tee Agents ready deliver the hr. month tuppy dis
DAVID l. bUhk
L. ". Gle tBkVCK,
N. Il. ILL,
ID. J. 1AUaDl2s, Committee
90 l6-gt 81 the Cout oil.
SALT DISTINCTION
B. MAoSU2DO, Notary tubhc, Is prepared with tie -,
81 sary FO,mI viii Ike All the Bank cf
Ond ON hal pas. Gel ca A al {. o'eieck a., aly
SC 4O-dSt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16
EsiE KEnT.
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Ts;HE Hotel badng aad eight Cyigt ensin!rg nom rse
Il sh, e-.h susei L. tee osAa;u grJGnIi "a.
Ash saa Aotel coapGy III: i5wl OF Asasnd, N. T.
moLd Fedecisb.Ts S.d fetonse Railroad .4es rour Itch
menl
Aha Cottages Will he rented spSrGts The Hcts
l2 large parois, sad large aiming
with EChen, &c ched Lht b. 1aGs vsry dsT-lIs
eral fsmiLei clu0 T. gsthe' u'ns the sane tabe.
reniin vii ;he. furniture Tie
OF each ;aniiy VII b, shov cd tree dcxeL
Tne lAls Leave kichaioGd ataP -.
DO do Ashland Gi A IA.
Apply ente OF chmond, fredericksburg and Toto
H. Cad c3np4Hy, Ia Licn1on ~ 10 uEdcrsisae
10 N. l. Cox. LepNt sgeE, al ashland
Ie6-u U. W MLCMU2cO. Treas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16

wM WIGHT Joansts! soa Of Josa sat EsIgSrs, wight
l,'e uchrozd Va, led 10 ibs battle OF s0 AusSs
1854 o ? the ria n Of AnassgI.
This devoted y.ug s Yiu-ee ei In hs seventeenth yea
Al tn or t-ooIs and became member VI oonpsny
Frt esineat virginia he e., CHS ct'vey n the
battle Of rE Ran md Hlnsias Of '6l Win Fever
III es aud revsn y before khnoud, pastisg hi
these terrible ,ets usscAtd though the EprrSso fir.
3ir.iac ed TO he skeeon Of Hi ~ fosr
When amy moved against Pope yUng WI, ht followed
tse he had Of en- fes sJy 'oowei b. re- add en-
gagged The stcord eat h OF Mana sas Hsregmeat With
scher he'd osaged battery AID hs u'hed oEusd To- haa
d1sn the Yankee ensign d tyranny he ssos through the
body Ne Gd the fd with The sboat Of ytory In his
Aad 4 ID OF tru rph on his face.
The devoted patriotism this robe youth In
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