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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-22
g0m PllivATR DIsnAsrs,

lFYsR-,SS- SE-aisD DR.. KING formerly Of Rev York
.ftN for Iast years OF Louisville, KY,
eA44'~uatfS-as who has devoted his attention 10
tbs Of private diseases for so years. latteri
hnfelf, having attended 10 practice for so many
years. and cured 50 many thousands, he Is enabled
% cure al diseases Of private nature, no matter
how had they may be from IN ldioOus medical treat.
ment, OF nom neglect CT their own. Dr. Kiug'i
Dlspensary is No q Dsadorok street, between Cher.
~ aud the Square, second story, whore he 0usas AL
diseases Of private nature.
GOnorrhoea cured without neusoous medicines or
Interference With business.
Structures Of old or recent date efeotuliy curod n
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be ourj0ysd
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and undei =
mines the constitution 90 much
Syphilis, with all the diseases tho skin, gFoWtlt
out OF neglect bed treatment, DO eleots NJ
cured IN tow days
Bsrial Woo Up aTticular zion having boen
given 10 this disease, and all the consequences grow
Tag out Of ~, brought on n many cases BY the de-
struCuve habits Of ncOnsiderNte youths and oKcsss.
I've Indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of which
will undermine the constitution, rendering the cub.
eot unt for business or society," and causing prcmA.
lure old sge
Females who may be- laboring with any difficulty
the Momb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Porsons residing abroad, BY writing aud Hlahps
thor case, with Zoo enclosed, direct 10 DR.. A. King
No. 80 Doad0rlck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the Necessary medicines sent % their address. Oos
hours irom 0O'oiook IN the morning until Ia she
vsaiua iJnlg lo--in d4Wiy.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. Sent 18th 1862

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, Sept. 18th, 1926
General orders, No. $50
Extract
IL Another cause of the increase of
trains is the carrying of satlers goods in
regimental or quartermaster's wagons,
under the guise of quartermaster and
commissary stores. Hereafter, any officer
or wagon-master who permits this abuse
will be duly punished, and the sutler
whose goods are so carried will be placed
without the lines of the army, and his
appoin tment revoked
By command of MAJ,-GEN. HALLEoK.
L. THOMAS,
Adjutant General,
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GENERAL RAILROAD
AND
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O r e I & r,
n o. %
NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Fourth Door From Union.

All persons who design leaving the city by Railroad
can purchase Through Tickets to New York, Phila
delphia, Boston, Baltimore, Niagara Falls, Wash
ingon City, and gil principal cities North, East and
West, by the shortest and most reliable routes Also
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec and
all principal cities in Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished With through
Tickets at Government rates
Tickets can be had to sill way Stations on the
Louisville aud Nashville, Tennessee and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads,
rains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville, .........,7 o'clock, A. u.
Tennessee anu AlRoama ...'.........,S O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Nashville and Chattsnooga,........ q O'Clock, A. M,
Omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 80 min.
utes before the above mentioned times
Omnibusos will call at any private residence or
hospital In the city, by giving notice the day pre-
vioua to leaving.
Office Hourss--The Once q open from 3
O'Clock, A. NJ, to 10 o'clock, p. NJ, daily Sundays
excepted and Sunday from O'Clock to 10 o'clock,
morning and evening.
For further particulars call at the Office.
". w. Craig,
General Railroad Agent.
NAsHyuLE. Tennessee, June IL ls63--tE
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published IA beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
To-, A., 49,, 81 G,.,tsa

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use of Soldiers.
II is printed in four colors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate ia enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury ;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put ii back in the tube and re-
mail ii to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance.
Price 90 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid
/. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted 20 sell the above.
july10-3m
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
" he has received respectfully informs the citizens
aud soldiers that he haa removed his DlsPENsAHY 70
Ga CHERRY STREET,
where the AFFLICTED may always hnd him engaged with
the same zeal aHslduity, secrecy, and attention %
tholr msiortunes, which has 30 successfully distin
gulshed him a Phys.can ia his special department
OF professional practice al
Chronic and Acute Discusses
scrOfuIa, spinal AGeetIonS, Gravel,
HYdrocsIe, COaaenItaI and A0oI-
dsntRi PhYmOsis, Structures,
Diseases OF ahe kidneys, BIads
der and PROSTATE Gland, meF.
eUKIsl AFFECTIONS and Disease
Of ths S&iD, etc,
moet with no resistance from his remedies
PRIVATE OR VRNEREAL DISEASES
Of all forms and stages, speedily cured and enectuAl
Grad iceted from the system Eaoent casez cured Ia
fow days
Dr. Os once h well arranged, and persons athlete,
with these diseases can have the atritteBt privacy
Persons at distance can address him by letter de
soribing the most prcmineut symptoms, bnt in all
dlhlcut GASES, ne s0nsl 5ysmiuaton pll D. neoes
Bafy.
Omes hours GrUos i8 tssr MORNING
tlLl in tho ew0HtnE
isH ALL
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Aas5biIIP Gnion,
uNInr srArE oomMETrEn.

Eoh Tcinasses. Horace Maynard DF'
VIM. @. Brownlow, John A. Campbell
Middle 7elns,sss--M NJ. Bden, Dr.
VIM. p. Jones, Horace II. Harrison
West 7;7ues,ee--J B. Bingham, } NJ
Tonsnv. Or. J. Lefirick.
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The following rules, regulations, and
orders on the subject Of su,iers, are pub
llshed for the information Of ell concern
ed..-War Department March 2l'', 1852.
General Orders. No q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
mg~ OFFTCE~-No lO4 King street, over
S,one's formerly French's) Book Store.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.


the following is teIegraphcd to the morning
papers;
The Government employees at Sheerness
who assisted in the fitting out Of the Kappa
hammock have been discharged for violation
Of the neutrality law,
The names Of persons serving on any Con
federate vessel who belonged to the British
naval reserve, are ordered to be stricken from
the list, 70 forfeit all privileges, and not al
lowed to re enlist in the service.
The st, amer Vanderbilt returned to Cape
Town, and remained there until Oct 27 and
then visited the Penguin Islands, the rendez-
yous Of the Contederates, where she seized
the British bark Saxon in British waters, on
the supposition that she was laden with the
cargo OF the Federal ship Conrad The Saxon
was sent to New York with prize crew. 1t
is reported that the mate Of the Saxon was shot
by Federal officer
President Lincoln message and amnesty pro-
cIamation was generally regarded as ;mpractI-
cable The Liverpool Post gives prominence
to the following paragraph I'VE consider
ourselves in q position 60 state that Lord Lyons
in dispatch to Earl Russell from Washing
ton, announces that the war will be terminated
within the next three months-the Conteder-
ates being in the greatest extremity, will have
speedily 10 propose an armistice. In our intor-
xnation we have the fullest positive confidence.
1t is possible that President Lincoll4 proc
lamation has reference TO the facts IN which
Lord LYONS grounded his conclusion,
The London Times looks upon the Message
OF Pres Lincoln as WarIlke, anG says the effect
Of the whole document, the amnesty included,
resembles that Of the last batlle-an otter Of
peace on terms that cannot be accepted. Ihc
whole question still depends on the fortunes OF
wal. Ii may be gratifying to the North TO be
formally assured lhatthe G0yeruu ent is strong
and successful enough to offer amnesty, but It
IS evident that President Lincoln anticipates
no pacific result, nor does the Secretary OF the
Treasury, who looks forward still 20 TWO years
war expenditures. The commercial circles N
New York appear to share his misgiyings, the
premium on gold having risen under the inhu-
ence Ut the Message.
The Daily News awaits the arrival Of the
full Message before giving an opinion.
The message OF President Davis was gener-
alIv regarded as showing no signs of yielding
on tie part o. Ine 0outn' IL 1o states shdI C1G
Confederate Government will make due pro
vision tor the payment OF Seventytive thou
sand pounds sterling cotton Ioao bonds, 10 be
drawn for IL March.
The Confederate financial Eurol can agent
writes 10 the London Morning Herald 10 show
that the Richmond authorities arc taking
measures TO support their credit, and, ln AZ,
svger 10 The complaint that cotton IS purchasabIe
cheaper with sterling than with bonds OF loan
1Ir NcRva says the Richmond authortle:
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! SOLDIERS The Petersburg Express says the
| fiends OF the 18th and 4lst Virginia regiments
| in that city dispatched to them, on Saturday,
supply Of the good things of this life for their
| Christmas enjoyment. As one company OF
| the 18th regiment is from Richmond, re sub"
join list Of some Of the contents Of the boxes.
The Express says:
S'Thcle were DOT less than four hundred turs
keys; an equal number Of fowls of other
kinds luscious hams, boiled and baked,
opossums squirrels, partridges venison, and
other game tenderlon beef, spare-rlbs, chlness
fresh pork sweet potatoes celery and othes
yegetabes eggs and fresh butter. pound-cakep
and all other cakes incident to the Christmas
season; oranges, lemons and apples; pre-
serves, candies and nuts; cigars and wines;
whisky, brandy, and RUM. and other concomle
tants OF the Joyous Christmas bowl; and prob"
ably many other things which escaped our at
tcntion. The meats were generally cooked,
and everything was put up III eAe sa1est nam
ner tor transportation.
Nor were the poorer members OF the Jesl~
mpnt forgotten. Large boxes were contglbu-
ted for their use by the citizens generally, hnd
addressed to no particular person. One lady
we hear. with liberality which is truly com-
mendable, prepared box OF refreshments
which cost her S. 600 This was presented to
the 18th Virginia regiment - Richmond Ens
QUirer.
The telegraph reports ''all quiet along the
line Of the Army Of the Potomac the troops
it is stated, being maud bound in camp, Il
is reported that small Confederate force holds
the north bank Of the Rapldan at Raccoon
Ford, The Federal forces, It is said, occupy
Cedar Mountain There was sklrmlsh Oh
Saturday, occasioued, it is supposed by the
Federal army extending Its picket lines on the
right, but no result is given. Ihe Contedas
rate army is surmised to have gone into winter
o,,arters between Gordonsyjlle and Orange
Court House.
Bv order Of the y. S. War Department, The
county of St. Mary's Nd, and counties OF
Northampton and 1Accomac, Eastern Shore OF
Vireinia, are annexed to Gen. Buffers COM
mand. Several negro regiments, it is stated
will a+ once be recruited form these counties
Several pieces Of property IN Washington
balancing 70 absent defendants have just been
sscondemned, under the Coniscatlon law
nooraas If condemnation have been obtained
IN about forty cases.
Mr.. Sebastian, Of Arkansas whilst avowins
himself in fayec Of "a restoration Of the
Union that was, under the Constitution as It
,ros saws that he is not going to Washing
+on 70 claim bis seat IN the Senate, from WHICH
he SAYS be vas expelled under false state
ment.
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portatlon Of cotton except such as IS pledged
| by It's own obligations.
The London Army and Navy Gazette re-
CARDS Gen, Lees failure to follow Cen Meade
in has retreat a decisive proof OF weakness Of
the South; and, in regard to Meade's advance,
says, with good generalship, Richmond might
have been the prize
One Of the principal English Secretaries Of
State has resigned. Ill-health is stated to be
the cause. 1t is supposed to be the Duke Of
Newcastle
The London Daily News talks Of a probable
general election within six months.
The protracted court-martial in the case Of
Colonel Crawley had closed. It's decision Is
reserved The Colonel made voIumnlous
and able defence.
The Emperor Napoleon made brief pacific
speech in response tc the address OF the Sen
ate / paragraph in the adde's relative to
Mexico met with some objection, but was
finally adopted after ministerial statement
that tne Government was approaching the
establishment Of stable governmeutln Mexl-
co at firm, reSoutc, and rapid pace.
It is stated that che new French loan will
be raised by public subscrition. 1t IS also
stated that SaperveiII, the new Confe lerate
Envoy to France, has the mission &c notify the
French Government OF the recognition, by the
Confederate Government, 81 the empire OF
Mexico, and also tc try and persuade Napoleon
10 recok nize the South IN return tor SUCH &c"
acknowledgements.
The HUlstein question remains unchanged.
1t is surpassed Denmark will not torclhly op~
nose the Federal execution. lt IS stated thas
the Danish troops will be withdrawn from
HoStein, but the King OF Denmark Will not
acknowledge the Federal execution.
The Prussian Chambers, in spite OF minis
teriul explanations, voted by two to one, an
address 10 the King, refusing to loan.
The Austrian ministerial crisis has termlEs-
ted and NJ Won. Schmerhng IS continued IN
the Cabinet.
The reported capture of the brig Dashing
Wave. off the Mexican coast: by Federal
cruiser, was wholly uniustltlabIe, she being 3
regular Liverpool and Mexican trader en-
ploytd in ordinary commerce. Ihe Ao'0o11
Morning Herald repeats the runoT'
A letter from Capt. Fisk's expedition to as
certain the best northern route to the go'd
diggings, dated "Hancock City, Grasshop
Der Creek, Idaho Territory, says the expeo.-
,ionary party arrived at shat place week
previously all we'll. The digglngs near thaS
nlace are welding S500,000 per week ne
nartv expect 10 winter there, as the road 70
Waila Valla len route Tor the Paclic) IS al
most impossible. The writer adds that the
cold mines now being discovered in that re-
gion are some Of the richest in the World
Three sailors, vino we're arrested at Holmes
Hole on suspicion of the murder OF Mr. Luce, :
have been honorably discharged 3 par o.
blood pantaloons have been discovered 0aIls9 aa
on the beach. which it is hoped may a1oro
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-11
SSrtebenSoDrIGblGae.

Sm Rebsllen Gon9rcB 3u Sc d.:
m 0 II B mur6en am &c. Sanuar pom
ReprG f2ntanten 3 cote ein Reibe Von
6rieoens SoribId9en ein9ebra6t, rpeI9e
i'm gSeIentIiben fol9enoe8 beia0en:
ga ,,uniers 9uten Sreunoe i'm 9or6en"
8s9en oiefen unnaturliben &rie9 fino, 70
lu0ltsn mir ibntn Die pano sum Srieocn
rei0en, unter foI9enoen 8eOin9un9sn:
/. Die Union f uno blPibt 0uf=
9ctolt &on elmer 99isoerpercini9un9
oes SIoens nit pem ytproen B Peine
RCbe fein.
2. go lan0e bic Gmancipation.profs
tamation 9incoIn6 beftebt, peroen mir
nibt einmat fir cine Stunbs eiRen @af.
fcnftiIitQno belpiIIi0en mo un6 nibt ouf
anterbancIun9en einlahen.
3. Sobalo uniere Srlunbe i'm 9toroen
itlrt 9enu9 iinO, Die 8e9ierun8 sit
10 n s en- unD iis 5u nGtbi9en, u n &
um eineR 8ahsnifiQltano 81 + Iu 6.
{ n, wtrOen rpir biefer SittG entipre(ben.
4. SoH elm Brieoen tn StanDe fom.
men, 10 mdiIen pGrerft bic NeusGn9lano.
St0ateu odppu ags9enommen iein; nit
oieiem miierablsn 8Olfe molten mir in
SpI8FeIt ni9t5 mebr su tbun baben.
5. @Rit auen anoern Staten pollen
mir-in 2(nerfennune Der e mo efrats
/ ( 0 n @abllieee einiaer Staaten-ein
S6ue uno &ruB Sunonib fur P,uior
3eiten i6lieBtn, porau59e fee t.,
Dap oiefe Staaten porber ieoe Ser.
binoun9 nit oGn 9eusGnalano Staten
a b ( d 10 s r en- umo bic BoiFeu nieccrz
te9en. (Sa6 mare 70 bic meme Union,
BON Der unfere n6rolitben Sorics triumrn,
Intervening inter Die idoIibe peitfbe
u. o9lD
6. Die Sabrt auf Dem Wtifiiifippi fol-
ben peItliten Staaten often fein.
7. Die &srritoricn weitlitb pcn ben
Rofp MountainS merocn iid) un5 ons
fblieben, lpenn mir fis bon a(lcn StPuern
uno BON Der Mit5abIun9 Der &rie98s
ibuloen befreien ibnen bic Yiinerol.
Reihtbimer oes 9anoes iiberfallen, oen
&ariH aufbeben, uno ibnen oa6 Wcnopol
Der Shifffabrt auf Dem itilIen Stean
itbern.
s. Ser prdfioent Self. 9auis ift ers
iubt, 6iefe Sorfhld9e jur &enntnib Dee
noreliben SolPes ju brin9en.
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Ser 1riea In SemueCYte

N y ui u e, 4. Sebr. Gtpd 5000
Weann GauaIeris unter @beeter, 9tearn5
u. @barten 9rifFsn unfere Strcitmabt
IN Sort OCneIlon oeitcrn an uno mureen
cntlbieoen Suriif9eibla9sn.
Sen. Wit6eQ ip0blt Die @obnunQen
dn9eiebener Secsiiioniiten CUR Qufnabme
uerrpuneeter RebeIIen aus: 45 iino 70
einquartirt,
Ole 0iviiUn pOn @enerol Self. 6.
Sapis nebit elmer GoVauerie,Srioaoe bat
SraneIn beieet.
NafbUiue, 4. Sebr. StoPcs'
Gennsfee GaOalIerie uno Elm Gentn3p
Re9imsnt iberfieIsn am .. Elm 8ebeQen:
Lager bel MiOoIstopn, IS WeiIen peitlib
oon Wurfreesboro. Gin 9sebau lpuroe
9stootet unb 100 esfanein 9enommen.-
Ole 9dn5e 9d9CrsQu5riifun9, 8d92n,
Eferos Il. +. 10. Der Rebellen 0uroeu cine
Geute Der S0oerdIen. Maior Douglas
unO ale RebtllGn SffiSierI ,purcea &C..
f1n9tn 0enOmmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-11
Bon Nf6Sbura.

Carlo, 8. Sebr. 9on @iasbura
yta9ridten bio gum 80. %. 0e.
Die Arbett am 80nal fbreitgt pprs
todrtS.
Die Rebellen blbeu eine 9atterjs arl
ufsr ouf9epFangt, rpetdDe DdS unEsre
&noe oes &dndls tebsrrIht.
99b Dem ,,Ridbmono @bi9' il Gsn.
eraI Son9ifrret nit l3 Re9imentern mad,
1ennshes es9anDer.
Das 8unboat Seem Ora i0proe am
Sonntd9 gtabt5 ii llbr nabe bel S6lano
Sto. 10 pon SHeriaas nit orei &ononen
auseeriffsn.
Gin Boot eripi6crte bas Seucr nit
Somben, porauf Die &ebellen fi1 surGct
sc8en. Sbre St6rFe fddet man auf .
1000 Wann.
Der 1ele8rapbift 81 Qdbucob melbet.
Dap cas- Commando 5u Sort 0enelfon
otefen Wor9en 81 gutter 3rit an9egriffen
wuroe. Oiefen Na6mitta9 nm 4 llbr
9ln9 oaS 9efe6t Dor iib. &eritarfune
en- ilne uCraeaan9en.
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6efsdt bei 1poeeburr. nenn

Murfreeeboro, 81. San. iiber
Sepm our, Snoidnd, %. San. Q(m
Wonta9 fdno bel @oooburp, 30 Meilen
uon bier an bet MeWinnoiQe 8abn, Elm
blel9es @efetr ftatt, In rpst1em pat,
mer's Dteiiton BON Grittsnben'G Gorps
neut eorbesren aapann.
'Ss tpdren bort IL Rsbellen Re9imen.
fer als dubenpoitcn itotonirt.
palmer so9 am Sdmita9 uno Conn:
tag feline Brigade bsi 3eaoppiQe Obne
3elte uno Sepdd juiammen.
Qm Wontl9 nuroe oa6 9. Snoiano
ReGlment in Der t6afnuu9 ouf cine lie
berrai6un8 ols 1lGnfler por9emovftn
uno pom IL. Sbio uno 81. Snoiana 2c:
9iment unteritHBt. Diefe Iruppen mur-
ocn rofh uor9sordn8t aber Die 3iCbet
len ipurtcn bic Sewe8un9 uno iparm SUI
3eit, 100 unfers &ruppan ftb auf fis roar
fen, In ptrrem IusreiBen Ue9riffen. DO6
to9tent tts einweni8, Oernun6eten 7 Wanu
uno tootetsn 2 Wlnn pom Al. Sbio uni
nsrpunoeten , pom 9. Snojana &rpi.
nfent.
Q9ir t6oteten iDren comnanoir2n0en
Sberft uno 81 0noera unb ma6tsn 100
8efan9ene.
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0OuolnS dber GcccItiOil

Der Detroit ,,2(oDertiier uno Sribune"
tbeitt Elm 8ru6fGd aus elmer Repe nit,
pel6e Der Son. s. 2(. Goitman, Elm
Douglas Oemofrat, uno frGber Wiit=
yeoafteur ber Gbica9o ,,Gime5," oC6
IpRCielen Srnan6 pe6 Senators Douglas
ju bamalioen 3eit, fiir3Iitb in @biCo9o
bieIt. &Sa5 t6err. Gaitm0n bier iiber
Douglas il0t, iOllte Don Oenen, bic iidl
nod lnbau8cr Gs5 8eritoybansn nennen,
bsberli0t iUeroen.
,,Gafen lie mid ibnsn er5GDlen, ipaS
i6 mir ei9eusn Nu8en 9eieben, uno nil
eioenan Sbren 9eDGrt babe. 2(m Sage
Dor Dem Gmt6antritt oes prditoenten Gins
coin befanb tb mid i'm l(rbeits.immer
oe5 Senators 3ou9Ias in @afbin9tcn.
Sine Qn5abl bon onberen, Juneiit ber.
p0rra9enoen Wdnnern, paren anmeieub.
Die llnter00Itun9 brebte fib notiiriib
um oa5 Grei8nib be5 fommen6en SQ9es.
Oa troten 5pei pon pen SGbrern Der IuO
liden p1rtei Elm, Giner perIeIben ri6tete
an Douglas Die 6ra9e ogerDsn Sic
2inCOIn unterGttiBen2" SCu9Ias ants
p0rtetc' ,,Sa5 miro UCn llmIt6noen abs
bdn9en," ,,g8ir," fubr Der SGoIdnoer
fort, ubaben unieren GntibluB 9efaBt;
mir weroen aus Der Union f6eioan. -
DOu0ldS parpie6 iie 0uf bic &borbeit uno
oen WaDniinn zines iOlDen Beginners.
pSie baben jest, uno meroen, aud fpenn
GincoIn Qrdnocnt miro, 5rei 8rittel
Der Re9ieruno auf Sbrer Seite baben,
oa6 SunoeS9eridt uno beioe Odufer ee6
GonBrehe6. 28aS befir6ten Gle ba,
ber2" Die 6erren erlpieperten oarauf,
Der 61uptIabe nab, oo6 fie bic S0ma6,
einen 8epublifaner i'm @eBcn Sauic III
ieben, nibt srtra9en f0nnten. ,,9ut,"
fa9te Douglas, ,,penn Der SGben aus.
lbeioet, unO gum bepafneten @ioerftano
9P9en Die Ge9ierune fbreitet, 70 rpiro es
elm @noe baben nit GompromiiTen.-
Sic uno Sbre Snftitutton.
EN- eroen jufa ammen uns.
ter { ben"
0leins 2(nfidbt iit oieIe: 2t6 DOUGLAS
it6 sur tntcritGeunB Der Nominiifration
uno CUR 8ertb2Ioi9un8 Der Re9iCrun9
bcreit ertl0rte, uno iitb Yerpflid1tete, nit
au' leiner ener9ie bic nibt6nliroiae &es
belli0n nisberidJa0en ju belfen, od per.
ptlittets er ju 0lsid)er 3tit i9oen IoDdlen
D9mOfr1ten I'M 2ouoe uno ilD fur meinen
GbeiI nil! ojsfer 8erpFibtunB nadfom.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-11
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run9 ielne Ibilbt 9emeIoet 5u baben, lin:
teyEabm. 8cr feiner 2tbreife fam 6err
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2obe 9cleitet fci, mo Dap Der 2(nblid
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mobnern erCBe Sefrieoi9un9 9smGbren
weroe.
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LIT bic NIT Benjamin am bemPrfen6pers
tbeittn.
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min, oa6 Die Soceralilten peit betr6btlis
bcre buIf6mittct beiteen aI6 mir, uno
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6afen erlan9en tCnnen; aber rpcnn lie
unier St1ote nebmen, weroen lie nihtS
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SIN Observation-Disclosures iparen Ole
Gnatdn0er cinmaL i'm 8eiiB aQer unisrer
Srd0te, bic an Der Seeftirlte liegen
tros0em 9elan9 e6 ibnen nibt, o9n Ssie9
oaUon 3u tra8en. Die Gage 1T genall
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un8 ou6fibrlib mit9etbeilt, fiat or bin:
ju, oab Seoermann oiefslbe Spra6t
fibre. 9tiemano beoente iit, ~ CT.
tldren, Dap Die 28ieosrbaritenun9 osl
Union unm09li6 1T.