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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

~-DIANO AND ORGAv MANUTAC-
LII turer, Grants block, Muin street
u Dsvenp~rt, LAVA. All insssou.ents d
my own make warranted and Kept il order with
oat Oh arge. i've years. A
n. B.-Rspaifing and tuaine done q in tiEss
oaAin sheF ~ manner. s -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
A CARD.

a CAKO.
gTvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD MS
i entire stock Of Boots Ard Shoes 10 WIN. Q.
Hasnh, 6egs leave 70 retarn his thanks 20 his
fsissds for the liberal patronage With which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the ssms 10 his successor In business, whom he
]. G. TODD.
Ssptsnbsr l1th, 1854
TINE UNDERS'GNED HAVING PURCHASED
j the stock Of Doeas saa Shoes from J. G Todd.
vopll sespsssefally salieie cont .uancs Of the
reblie pstsonaee, Y asearss his ffssds that De 10
SsaAy Al Willis y EN- goods - the lowest cash
tsls6y - Ne. = Sast 6eeood street. /
'eas9 ~ ~ - $3.50 is..ss "a |
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
THE SILVER CHORD:
A COMPANION TO THE "HOME CIRCLE :
collection Of favorits
Songs, Ballads. Duett's and Quartsete,s.
With Piano Forte Accom- paniment.

v1NHE "HOME CIRCLE,"KNOWN ny ALLAs
! most admirable compilation OF pieces for
the piano forte, finds = II ompanion IN this supsr
ior collection Of words with piano sccompani me ~
Songs that have become .. household words II
n'ariy every conmunity-with manv new car al.
dates ior public favor, not we'll known. Int
When known will DO appreciated, are al here.
Every having piano ard voice will not fail 20
look at this book. Ono look will convince them
that 1t is just what they wsnt, and having pur-
chased u and given il . more thorough exsmina-
complete without it,"
pics. in Cloth, s2, In Boards, &i.5O. Nailed.
postpaid.
OLIVER DITsON / CO., Publishers.
sep-9df 277 Washington street, Boston
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.tsc T0rk. .sesc England
and The Can Gas.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5rH, 1862.
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
teot of Lake street, as follows
IA NJ Day txpte.s except sunday arrvesa
Detreit at $40 p NJ Suspension bridge q. $50 A NJ.
Albany 3 80 + ii, New York $50 4, boston ll:aO
PM.
7:3o NJ Night Express Except Saturday, ar
rive a Detroit at Zoo II. Suspension bfiuge
$50 P NJ, Albany 500 A NJ, New iork 1880
N, Boston 2:3O NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ G Railroad, leave Chi
cago at A NJ mail train, 1880 r N Fast Express !:
arrive IN Chicago at Sis A n Fast Express, aud
Sis r NJ Night NAIL Train.
Tho 1870 N train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without ch ange OF oars or baggage.
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SIXTH IOWA CAVALRY!
AL those Desireus Of EpllstIpg

TN THE LAST REGIMENT OF CAVALRY TO
DC raised in this State should apply at once.
Reference is made to the following persons
where all the information desired can be obtained.
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I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
" Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Central
Jepot, foot of Lake and South Water street
Through Express, [ At $50 A n, arriving 1t
iai.y, exc, SIndsysJ sairo at 4:So N.
II This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, 81.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation Al 400 N. for Cairo and Way
Train, , Stations, arriving at Cairo ~
Every day, s45 N next dsy.
- This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only 70
Urbans. Trains arrive At Chicago ct llsos 4 n
and $3.50 Pm.
tx Tickets and information, apply at the once
q the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Weed Lawn:
ESQ AN Gas A n
6:45AM 1854 M
1900 NJ 12.55PM
300 PM 8A5 Pm
0:0OPM $50 Pm
w.R. ARTHUR, Gent Supt.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gent Passenger Ag't. noSon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD

RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
TIED P1ANo.FoRTU
An Improvement upon oil other Instruction Books
In Progressive Arrangement Adoption and Sim
plicity, Founded upon New and Original Plan
and illustrated BY . series of Plates, showing
the Proper Position Of the Hands and Fingers.
Ts which are added the Rudimens Harmony
and Thorough Bass.
BY NATHAN RIcuAR DsON
:. Tus MoDEsN SCHOOL vos rnE Piano FoRfE.
Th;. tsss and best work Of it, distinguished
author. is oiscrsally adm tied to be supefior In
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u Be sure that in ordering it you are pa.'ticu
lar In specifying the "New Method" Price, 80.
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Music Dealers.
Oliver Ditson Co., Publishers, III Washing.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
CLOTHING.

.TlE NEW TeRK LgDCER,
n rs sam, HAS 4 CALCULATIONS OF
/ - go copies, bot it, eireulation 10 linlto1
compared With the sireslssisa Of gasnsats $40
sfastsndby ~
0A16. RHRR-.
A. his sstablisAnsat a BraAy street. eppssits
the Post OAee.
Ian nov receiving the largsst 40 nestsoo-
ploto asso9tDento Of
Cloths, Cassineres and Testings,
Avse offered IN this market. Aat;eipstine alasRs
trade this Fall, have laid In IN unusually AeUvy
stock, and the goods MUST BIZ SOLD.
Nv goodsars al
THIS PALL'S STYLES,
Fresh from the nanufastursrs and inportses- ]
shall continue - keep On hand large sssertment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of ny own nansfast
urs which will b sold ct
ma . . = y N y = 4 . = - !.
1shsll continue 70 manufacturs ny own Cloth
Nc thereby giving
BETTER 0ARNDUT
For the same noasy than any Eastern made eoods.
Everything In the
Furnishing Department
Can be found.
Shirts Of all descriptions,
Under Olosh1nG IN endless voRioey,
Stocks,
ftoo,
HandkerohiOfb,
Socks,
euspendefs, %. %
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
o1N6T0s 0HA"IsO,
The largest and best ever offered In this mafks
trust the public will call in and examine ny
stock before they make any investments. for am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post once.
aug1l-df
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway.
s62.. ). SPRING ARRANGEMENT. :. 1882.

Rockford, Beloit, Freeport, Galena, Dunleith,
la esville, Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chen,
ST. PAUL, tond du Lac, Oshkosh, Watertown,
berlin, and all points IL Wisconsin, Minneeota.
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars to GAINESVILLE, Wstertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting at La
Crosse and Appieton with q. S. Mail Coaches and
Steamers, afording the direct and expeditions
route to all points in the NORTH and NORTH.
WEST.
Trains leave Chicago as fellows:
Day Express-l2:20 Pm
Way Passengers-5:40
B New and elegant sleeping cars are ran uu-
all Night Trains.
GEO L. DUNLAP, Supt
E. De WITT RoDlxsos, Gent Ticket Ag't.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30
W. FINE SOLID GOLD JEWELLERY U

W. FINE SOLID GOLD JEWELLERY "
Rings set with real Ruby. Pearl. Garnet, Ems
raid and ans enamslsd, Is esrat, Of the lstse
styles,
AZ CO n H rs,
No. g. Bra d y street.
Real Onyx Stone sleeve buttons and sta6s, ~
with Is carat roid, in any stJle desired.
Having extra facilities for obtaining purs Bra.
slian Dismouds direct from the iuporter, stu
furnsh them mounted 10 any styie,to order. ~ the
Low EST LIVING PROFIT.
Watches Jsvsiry -, repaired II nsat asa
VOskmanliko mani q ~ - BRADY %.
aug6-d0 JOHN =. UWk1.
FLORENCE SEWING nACQlNES
srgIs MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitches, snd fais the cloth slth0 light .
Dsft, a. the operator nay desire. lt ssws vssy
npid, y easy AZ oCsfasios Asd al0see eSsesIse:.
ID 10 fully prot sted BY letter. patsots - &so
| 0asAias UAsssnted % TIE pafcbssss
~ thsos desiring . 1sse clssa tsuey e.see
ussAine viii - richly rspata ~ - ssea1n 49,
1 q ~ nsslss -
Ossse = ssaAs - - ~ DAss1 lsea'
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-30

m TO LET.
ntFlCES AND VERY LARor raov. , !,
- Post once and LsCaalse Bloets' ~" I.
Cleifs Aakst Hosse, s1isAAls fss storars a. :, -:
eA0vy ossohanAiSs. Areay q = Az
.,s.a~.f- oE0. + 'DAyeNPu~R
..sg E JUL - COFFIN.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
The Draft Resisted ia Ohio.

T. 3,l fsT--~ tff.. ft--... .
The following is taken from the
Cleyeland Leader, of 0 .tober lttl,.
by the Bucyrus journal, we learn
tlttt, that village was the scene of dis.
graceful proceedings on Monday last,
the day upon which the diafting com.
m~iss'oners notified the drafted n,nn, to
report, PREVIOUS to going into camp
For several days previous there had
been a r',mor that in some OF tho
Northern township Of the county an
organization was forming 70 resist the
Near 10 O'clock on MONDAY a larg.,
porthsnhsfthes drihiectthel, fr,aTn Holmes
and Chatiicld marched int the SONAR,
and gave three cheers fur "thc Ctnsti.
tutipn rs II Is and the Union AZ il
was. And then three cheers that we
won't fight to free the nirtrslo and
then three cheers for a. huge bnw,r.
KNIFE That was sliuwn by ono If bic
party. The. men nearly an lad knives
or revulvcrs, and several Of ths,n riffs
Tile Journal is informed that all a.
these m n had guns with them until
within a mile Of town, ,sv.,erra nv
drew up in a line It blttle, 10 ,icd
their guns, and would come no further
r,fitii a reliable Democrat rode ont
'o'd them there was no danger, indu~-
ed them to stack their arms, and
marched them into town l'6srsr' m|
Throughout the day, threats to
shoot, murder and butcher, any o
who forced them To Icave their homes
were freely made. One Of. tho ring
leaders, made a speech, in VIII Ct, H..
advised all to stay ut home and resist
the "abnIitiohers' tyranny, that he w IS
not going, etc, and was hugely cheer
ed. CHEERS were also proposed for
jeff Davis and freely given. A .rop.
to hang Liiicoln and 4 knife to butch
err" WAS frequently hnzza. A mas
who said he favored the Presidents |
recent proclamation, wis set on Nv
the CROWD retre'ted up tie street. and
taken in charge by Deputy Proves,
Marshall David Foster. and taken t..
the Office Of William Reid the crowd
still following. tri1pti He9t -'r i
i. In short, treason and disloyalty
were rampant, and the county was
thoroughly disgraeei. Toward even.
the crowd gradually dispersed,
md the most Of the M n subsequently
reported themselves for duty.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
Ut rAtf3 2 fit j. 4
TT .s1inuy C.~nrrs ENu-.Y r., Gr.r

Y" TAthow CANDLES EaUAL TO STAR. "
t-+Atcssrs. Editors; 1t inay be If some
" interest to yaurt numerous readers tb
know that, with nut cent of addition.
.n,al exprnse, tallow candles can, be mad,,
equakin point of merit to the common
star candle -tj ut H.=atsI '. '1h
- Tostwo' pounds of tallow add one tea
wi cupful Of good strong Liz, from who'd
4 ashes, aad simmer. over a Sow fire,
when q greasy scum will fout un top;
Y skim this off iormakipg soap, lit ii
M very near soap already o. long AS it
continues to rise. Then&mould your
candles as usual making the .wicksa
little smaller, and you have o pure,
hard tallow candle, worth knowing
how to make, and one that bnrns as
long and gives a light equal to sperm.
The chemistry demonstrates itself.
~ An ounce or two of beeswax will
make the candle some harder, and steep
q. ing the wicks in spirits Of t%urpentine
will make it burn some brighter. Il
wrote With one before me. - Mobile
News.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
lBkaaa CANDIDATE Fog .GpGEaNug..

~ IBkagG CANpiearE FOR GDrERNvg.
y" eGentdBfagg In All address TO his
, ARMY, isiated that. he WAS not an, am.
q bitioasitt'an, mt y, POLITICIAN, and lad
'7dhrvtrl dad the intention Of, running for
piany dfites from that afa county clerk
edutibe had now altered his
'"opinionaand encouraged by the brave
VI and dauntiess men shat surrounded
'''llim, he announced to them that he was
: G~ubernatoriai, Candidate - FOR rug
sSrAre OF OHIo, andaif thry you'll but
extend that support Which he, had SO
' much confidence in, he wos sure Of u
successful election. }. -Ir r5tl
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
OBITUARY.

- Fblttt #sPfElsE IA so s,a Il.
Died . t-thr res 4 aye Of her M?tfirf
Mrs VI A. B M@Liifmitst i, 81 Sn n ie,,fnt
II o'ctnyk, Oct 26tli,t lS621AdpB As,r
bturi1,, eldest daugiit rnf Me-
h1''rin, aged 4 yeOrs,ill4 WopttIhsfi~ .aapd
10 days. '' "s y
Drall, is always - s5letmthfh; aahs@gn.
il Iis Stroud is hjft" awfm tlssba a
king on his throne ssts u@syii mlsa,, Ilu,
great Reaper IS nlraad,1 wtfni4e, har
vest Is being gathered through al
he laml, when, stroigg nm faaIfeihyniys
lo5wiIn. their lives ''y'ff,sat and' ,pur-siaI
llttlr fc'd,1a,td the ,I,stfrsisIt ,efn tbe,
.xpFr;ny patriot ,jsaIheiag ,IlneatbeJ
fro" onr crowsrrll nh dspitals, i MY
seem strange to arrest Hie eye ttfhi
reader, by the not'cefJ THa sde.tthn dfia
Y ing, and inrf'ceal ehad4.sYsti Wa
tnrh from sncll ~darkfscees N, .hg,pap
agony, ,fry"n the, strife. If InuWan pa"
sions. from the wall 5f DID Witft5w lani
orphan for tl,cir nhfrbirrtd't ~4rt, fsotric
a,ire conrh whrt,. u AMIcsst clibl ofTsr
~ it's lri4l rx;steticnu like ~ sweet
n 'wcr whiphu !nntinely Yinly has@
W tn red. with q sisl, II fief.,'H fay
rom the glory Of IitkavtsH aepihJaiTT.4
ntorr to r1visit the tiirkeil rartl,y and
feel that IN angel iusfpl
to the j~kits ~oW bYpfs and ,pm
II ,yor.i Tpsyld9 always schgfd ifrl
face Of our F,thrr,'' a'pId0tM'Wty 4c9r1
,vftic', W.. s',t!d M t,t,dba st+liity the
Sii.lisaIt of1H '1sotpAG .uIand theiri|
!; ayes with hnwsrstslat the ol~raliangc
,h' ipr sw. ~ IN" "3 M a% IT, hi q y %gSsya, lt f%t
tread orrd,,i have dtdssed the Dark
a,id'b5tkb.fohs, ond to N sao,ppy
'ennion-~wart Ada, we shall hear no !
the masicaLtpnes Of your childish
~; af' " Va "a ' 'Sa " E WI s IL Ssai i
I IT 1nsnciit'd tt7ds, hidlsn, the fpwaI
) not lost, it iAa trnlsplanteda .ario \,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
Ram Fur tAs Cpnfsdsrate government
Building On thsH Mersey 4 6hipmsht of
Iron Plates for the South.
Eeasa~ tho Liyernool Tolorro,l,

Building On hs laderss y1shi Of
Iron Plates for the South.
~--tEssia-=-tha-Ligerpoo Telegraph
1t would seem, judging from the
cotAsacts%reDw in the { haralsf off ship.
bfiffdrs and irunapiatef hhanffaethpT
u this eonn ~, that the Confederate.
Government II cSTiiiiEffflTFifnf1gls aass11YHur'Ta err
ergv and resolution in the creation Of
nm iron.ciad tieet IN it has manifested
in the series OF butilcsn which have
thrown the army of the Potomac. dc.
.aeated and broken, behind the shelter
IF the defencest Of Washington, b.
sides thef colh II ssions Committed f.,
shiphuiIders by the Southern
C~fnfeacracy, ami which are. beinr
'ptsh 'd or ~'trdswitli al. possible j
patch q l,fgc irnl.plated ram is nov
being constructed on the Mersry, w tn.
out any attempt at concralncht. y We.
WITHHOLD tire name of thedbuilders. for
pttafential REASONS; but the fact, ~.
without q,iestibn, and the nm, from
the high cliaractr n " the .bni der, .w,li
BID most formidable opponcna when
equipped for sea, and should n,t'r
blockade <of tils Southern coast na,
terminal" previous TO her d rival he
tore Charleston, She Will ATTEMPT To
ppss' the Federal Cruisers with ,.v II
ry chance OF impunity. In addition t.,
ffe ram and other contracts held by
our'sh'ptmllders-whi by the way,
are. highly fatteriuS to our runntalo,
and which citherto have been Gr,.trlaI
y discharged In each instance, when
completed, with iserilpuIous punctn
,lity--a vessel now in the Brunswick
Dock, whose name we do4not ,tyisb +,
give for obvious reasons. has a chr
consisting princit ally of, ron
plates, on board, } ready b. fasfen o,,
the sides Of Southern vessels WAITING
out ut Charleston The own.
'rs oftlic5e vessels ire irnhued viii,
SOUTHERN ~sentimn,ts2 but whittier O
not, w" arc too neutral in the ripan.
AZ conflict raging across the Atian
&c to a'ludc too pointcdly to this trans
.,T e an
~ seems very dear, from the pres
vigorous cpEluet Of thr South.
~ C~nnf"deracy, thatthe South vt IL,
Instant period will possess an. iron.
Had Aet capable. Of coping as sue.
iessiq'ly with that Of the North as it's
'r.nles have triumph .ntly met t'nsr
the Federal Government, if hut thu
'9ne dqshhing spirit that lead the ar
mes pfg t!e S2uth can be found f..
;'mmand It. OF one thing, howevrr
We ll'nl we can speak with certainty,
,,Hi that II that the v, sspls bnilt ON
nc Messy the 5 nth will have an nj. \,
'antage oyer the Federals in strength,
! u'ld,t'qnIpmrnt q d invulurrabjlrly :
For The rest their own courage will
p npd we may yet hrarn f the gallant /,
erfnrmsnce of more than one No 300 +
elore INC announcement pf peace. Glad
fps the heart Of all En- epr, At at
altiw such rams az the o,u. j.
ow building on the M~rsey would
'ike tln rlis,ps Of he Southern block .
M. IN = n,,1 ~ r.1y .E.&i 81 EHsIF4lE y l
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
Ger, Bragg's 'tAddtssss 10 the Ken
- ''''al f'trsckfar1s. ru.1.yEIs.y4 =.
'HEApouARrrgs,I )ErAnTAENr NO. 2,

sGIaagpw%,a Ky, Sept. laitls62.t ,t]u +,
sk~EETucEIANs; | have aenteredi your
Sta,es with the C5hfoaera Arm yrot
theeWest, and offer you an opportunp
tyt9 free yourselves from 'ttc 1tytaln,y
ofsa despot,e. r9litf!l? We Bonp,t not ~
c~qaqueEors oil Dis '~despbitcrs' 'butito re
sest. tp.y,ai tie Iihcfties 6f'which yon
hare been deprived BY d cruel and re-
lentiess foe,a We Come til guarantee
to al The .sanctity Of their homes and
affairs; to punish with d rod Of iron the
dsspoilers Of your ttaacee,' and tp'avetgb
tlss cowardly insults to 1yohr woinenty -
,sWith all poncomb atahts the past
shal) be forgotten, Shalt e,iforce .
rigid discipline and sbaI protect alIfitf
their persons and property. Needful
supplies must be had for our army! bni
they shall be paid for at fair and rJma-
~psvative prices, o's.7''H .Sliaas I'll
Believing that the heart ofKenticks
10 with US ip our great struggle for
Constitutional Freedom, we have trans.
ferred from our own soil to years, mol
y bainl of imaraudcrs, but a pewvffu
sndswsll disciplined army Your gal.
liant Buckner leads the vAti Marshal
IL on the right; while Breckenridge.
dear to u az, ~ ypn, is advancing with
Krntncky's valiant sons, to receive the
honor and applause dnt f. theirhernisa,
1oTYte strong hands which'in part have
sent Shiloh down to history arditlr
herved ARMS. which have krpt at.bhyI
from our owh homes the boastfui army
of the enemy, are here IL. Assist, to sus-
tain, TO liberate yI,n. will yen remain
indniNrept TO pur. call, or will yau,ndt
rather yyindjcate the Tair' fame Of your
once free aud ,cenvitd Stateg We'beIisyr
that veu will. and that the o,eIHory %
yynur gallant dead wto fell at aShloa
ltbier, faces turned hodmt ward, will rors"
you to . m'nly effort for yourselves
aud pasterity, - .Iloe ~ ,~jo1s ttI
iovpns hopes let nj not depart in sor-
row, .as we 'sh Il if we find you wed
iat,f ~, yopr. choice To your %ptesentIIot.
NJ Lyon prefer, Frdcdra' rifle, show il
by y"ue ffroowins and we shall return
whence- we came. If ytn choose rather
to come within the f,ids ofour brother.
hood, then chs I Us with the smiles of
your women and lend your willing
hands to secure you In your heritage
OF liberty. Y '"',t ~ ~ ls4t ad5 - Il
,yWoIes OF KesrucKY. Your perscct,.
tiops apd heroic beering have reached
orr ca" B.unlsh 1he%ncefor,h. forevc II, !,
from your minds tho fear Of ldatI,sopt
and insulting visitations. Let /,
your eeihh,thhialasn have tree reign. i,
Buckle Oh title .arlhor of y,,hr kindred /
yyoUur Khdsbanbs, stns and brothers, and !.
sc:oT With sliAihe him who would prove p,
Fl%eeccfaHalit irGhis duty toiyou, his eouu- 4
try, and his God,ni oYct- ~ ii,4 d
BRANraN Bragg,
100 o Hotiae General Commanding. :
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BRANraN Bragg,
'SHo'oo 0 aotiae General Commanding.