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, 1863-03-06

III Stefll1g on E0e +sstH uiI* All parts OF Inc
county were represented. Speeches were
made by Hon. J. Y. Eustace OF Dixon, and
Messrs. Teller Of Morrison, and Packet and
Richards Of Sterling. The base calumnies Of
" God-forsakcu Lindcr," and his Copperhead
brothers, rctlecting upon the patriotism of
our soldiers, were promptly met and thor
onghly retuted, and the meeting unanimously
resolved to stand By tue soldiers to the last,
and to do all in their power to sustain the Ad-
ministration. A series Of excellent reso1u-
tions WAS passed. We can only make room
for the following:
Rssazrkd, That the only parallel to be found, in
the annals OF either lction OF TRUTH to the present
the benign Government Of the Almighty. for the
reason that thcy thought 1t better to reign in Hell
than to acryc in Heaven.
and soul-aiirring scntimcnta coming up from Gen
ernls Roeccraus, Logan and Sherman, and also
from the gallant old 1ath Illinois regiment, who
hour Of trial, and again when the far famc Of our
noble State Was about being tarnished by dfs1oyal
men. coming up with loyal hearts aud patriotic
galisnt iath. but the sath. 5ti and ali Other res
n1eut that havc gone from our State the heartfelt
thanks Of crcJ loyal man, and pledge them that
tra jnornco fha Ssscrtions nf rer1a}n sneaEer
from Chicago, at the recent coppcrlead meeting
IN ths r. 'nG va1or @ q on ol
tnst EnrthnTn nni}icnrc sbnli hayn l;strnc5 to
the detractor II silence.
ronntir nassad he Conrrrss ami shaji haii its m
torcrTnsnt as the ~ hsfh;rcr of our nat;nn's suc
cess.
hcso'u1'ous eompl4n''n"s W lis"'A1'
1'neoi'' ''1u oo'. = atea "e's s1''o e"''eo'
AAhE eooAVH.
meeting OIL inc ioyaa clslzcns ol sfenons'
Lake county, was held at Ocans corners Oh
the ath ut. Charles Darling was chairman
and d. D. farns"orth' sccfetary. q commit
ICE 'epof.eu selles " seSo.uslo'ls' "AeA
49, s.s c.ma...D.
~ os..zs.a Tb.t os 1ov,, c,t,,sn, ,vo bo,d :, n
be ] our duty to s sustain tai 5he Frcscnt in Using ali
means kawn @ 70 aHa s E1 ~ dhe "s SO
that we believe the Proclamation Of the President
ss9eo Janmag ISL IT, oes II .nf f envcs st 1tSt @
cicnt means Of crippIing our cue,ny and bringing
the War to az end. -a,..,
in d Kchsrd Yates, M our Governor, and believe hir
TO be e9Hai to the emessensy o. the times, ans
tna! We WI snslaah nm ~ pItl?g ao"a @ ahy eop
Eea*red, 1hat we viii organize a company Q
Home Guards under the militia la"5 o. ms state
70 be used to 1cpel inTasions. PITT down lnsufzee
ReSo,rfd That We VII cnconSagc the orass TnH nc,
now patting ioF INC FSnts o. humanity t1 ana iree
oota-mch VINO hase etsea up tae consG!!.ence x
anu comforts o. nome lot me camP. VINO mare re
linqaished tue pleasures and amustments Of tpeaee
~ nic ior The stcfn 1ealat'es ana hangers o1 ID
battle Held u,,.,n.
AZ MALTA.
A Onion meeting was held at Malta, D
| Eo1,, conntv m 4hc "a n enaorsn +,,n Pros
A"i" eouat5, VI 'n1 -" " eu"oie 81 1ae 80
| dents Emancination Proclamation. Kc1
| ss-.,5 ~ .o.,1o d . o..
, 1863-03-06
rTT SOLDIERS ON GRANTS
NEWSPAPER ORDER.

NEWSPAPER 0HDER.
The Illinois soldiers and officers Of the
Mississippi army are indignant at Gen
Grants edict revoking Gen. Hurlbut's or
der suppressing the circulation Of the Sc
ccsh Times in his Department. Gen,
Grants pro-slaycry prociyiies were so
conspicuously exhibited in that veto order,
that the soldiers Of his army have lost
much Of their respect for him. He stands
before them now in similar category with
Buell., Porter and Franklin.
The Illinois soldiers in the fifteenth Army
Corps at Vicksburg passed series Of
resolutions, which were published in the
TR1BrsE yesterday, attesting their I'M
swerying loyalty, demanding the prosecu-
tion Of the war until the rebellion Is put
down, and denouncing disunion peace,
as proposed by Copperheads of Illinois
The following resolution is one Of the Sc
res adopted.
Ieso2,ed, That re consider the Chicago
Times, and all Kindred sheets, as GideTs and
a1ettofs Of treason, and that they prostltutet the
name Of Democracy, assuming It tor the meta
riou6 purpose Of carrying out their foul de-
signs that re hare found 1t (the 1inaex) the
bosom friend c our e7t7,fes IL eze,y s'aarcA "e
Idsr made.
This resolution vas intended as pointed
rebukc Of Gen. Grants Copperhead ukasc
It is saying to him, You are permitting
and encouraging aiders and abettors OF
treason In the army. The infamous sheet
you encourage to be circulated in the
camps is the bosom friend Of our ene-
mics in every march We have made"
$50 rink and putrid with treason, that er-
cry rebel in your Department halls it with
delight and reads its disloyal columns with
greedy eyes. We denounce its circulation
in this Department, as giving mid and com
fort to the enemy, and We condemn vol
for interfering to prevent its exclusion, 10
supprcssing the order Of Gen. Huzibut, AM
taking the internal thing under your pro
tection.'
Such is the scope of the resolution
adopted by the Illinois regiments and bal
terics Of the fifteenth Army Corps, mum
hcring many thousands Of brave and gal
liant men The army sustaius Hurlbu'
willie the rebels sustain Grant in the cours
he has pursued in relation to the dissem
nation Of secession newspapers within Ii
, 1863-03-06
RI
l TREAT

- i NI4Io-A11A IL - 4I1
A TREAT.
Established for Treatment and Cure Of
Chronic Diseases, at So State street, Chicago.
Patients whose cannot well be met At the hands
Of TIE general practitioner will nud at the lse1reat
combination Of remedies and tDe.Ea we'll selected to
meet tie cAge1cF Of tbeIr CASE The special attentIou
Of tre medical professionals we1l The suffering rs
tfent f. called to the therapeutic power OF the Electro
Thermal Bath and Elaborate Electrical Apparaus
one OF the means used ct the RETREAT for curing obs
ca:c cases Of Chronic diseases. CsTlS HAYES. MD.
me a6ee9 In
DILL OSOPHICAL 1NSTRU-
l. MESTs and School Apparatus Globes. AIR
rnHrs Electric Aac,i9e1; IL, ,IsEn9mstsIs e - &C..
3'aaufacaring optlc1ans eo. Chestnut street. Paa.
free te1s.atp111u
THE y. S. REVENUE HY-
l. pKoMETER for sseesta!ntoe the true per cent.
Of Alcohol In Inspected liquors by which, the amount
efduty % be paid 81 Internal revenue u calculated
n;strqst!ons n; + packed IL po1!sasd mshossay box
sHsTeS!HE Transit Lsys:.: compas;ss - aa4 @ @GAasHs.
QUEEN CO. manufacturing Opticians. 92t Chestnut
street. Philadelphia Pa. Illustrated 2nd n.!ccd eAtar
11CuC8 sent Tree, ftt9-AtuiE1
, 1863-03-06
FROM COLUMBUS, KY.
Important orders from Gen. Asboth.

CAIRO, March 3, 1863.
Gen. Asboth, commandant at Columbus,
has issued the following orders for application
in Ills department:
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Ganneu,,a bts e~,Oupernsnrs eepmpur.

NtbanN 2. Sanunr. WsItsrn fant Die
Nmtaetnfebum9 DeS 0Oupernenre SeYmcnr
aatt. NaGpsm CT Den Mu,tSsiD geletiet batte.
btslt @Cupecneir @lUrean cine Oscillations
anrsoe, In Deidec CT beu neuen @ou1erneur
auf ben eeost0ltGsn 3uIIaub ~unlres StaateS
duimerfIam madte, ittlo NIT eini8sn Sesie~
bunaen auf unlere Gtaat3 Nugelegen9etten
lblOB. Die Wtatpnsn uuIerer BeSSlFeruh9
Ia9te err bte In grtmmiger 2etbenIhoft me-
gen etn9ebtlpttn 1ureGtes 9egen chamber
sntbrannt IinO, fSnnsn nteBt nit einemmalc 3ur
Gernunft suriifgebraHt tpfrDen. GS 9e65rt
etntge 3ett pd3u, pamit i9r Orou fd mtls
pere uaD tbre 8erblenDung obnebme. Absr
rs iritD Der 3pg %tosnrten, an ipeIGem lie init
ms elmer. unb Derlelbem @puperanetdt gentes
Zen, btelelben @sisbe relpsfiiren unb unter
Derlelben Glaege f~dinpfen werben. SIR tsbt
mG1en MIR paS S6pert gebtauHen, unb oir~
fen eS ntAt eber pieDer In Die S@stbe lteGen,
bis bog ale, BITE 0A iebt I'm 3ufaube bet Ne=
beQipn btiu en-, Bic A~afen u~tepergeleGt ia
ben, tnp Die GpnItitutiUn un0 @eisbs lt0 Die~
per frete Sabn gebrpGeu baben. Na0pem
0ouperneng Mior8on geIdlOien, belt @oup.
SeYmOur feline Autgtttsrepe.
Ole Rstc fes G5ompernelrS GeDmomr,
MlbauY, 2. San. @,ouperMeur @5sDftpuy
eanfte SunaHl bem 0onv. Mlcrgdn ftr feline
0lIdwitnIAe unb Ia9te looaan; Sd babe
feterttG gsI4tpcren, Dte Contribution aafrsat
~ erbatten, unp tperoe IS t9uh. NuA Iate
t6 auf bic GoultituitOn bes Staates Sen. 9jprf
0eldwpren. uno nerbe aud biels aufrsdt er@
baIten. SD babe 9s(dwOreti Die DfliAtsn
zines @uuberneurs ReB Staats8 at etfilsn,
uno iperoe foldes NIT 5brer 8si9alfe eetreu=
lid ~srfausr. Die R~1ictslts Seyfasuus Der
Contribution 6efsebt BARN, toB bar Gouesr=
nsur fir BITE trese WisfIbsung Der Gelcbe
Gorge 3n trassu bat, uub 70 tpatt mir gptt
kelfe, lob pegbe es tGtit. - ueber Die Mattps
natanaeleeenbeltsu bemertte er loOasln, wuIe
CT bier nid1t rspeu. Die Stelune beg GtaatsS
lei SladliA puvA lsinen 0orgaueer I'm artte
ge,pa6rt mproen. Woal ptIien, Bag feline
5leanug aIs @ouoesneur i'm nur gsriaee
@GntroGe User ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gee
fatte, 70 pertfaueer bod a t ba rf
DaD 6etm Nblaufs fetner
q III tssett Qanb nteberum 70
70 9tprret9 Ia. 10 peretnt
ga T e9en e,al6es rnter
n n +.
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News . ort, 2, San. Der gampIsr
9. Bnibtn9tCu Ii NIT bis gum rs. Deg. ret
6snpsn Natarthten bon Nsp Srleaue anae
tommen. Tolgsabe GrunspurtlG'Fs BON Der
8anfs' IAsn expedition bafinpen li9 Inn ocrtt
gen S0fsn. NOvtb Star, SatUvts, @ocasV,
empire Gitp, Continental, llatteo States,
Matau3ae, Gitp Of Baltimore, 6oncutos. s.
q. Green, 5aron unb 8Oaroman. Gbsulo
folssnOe Srie9Sidifes 9ortforb, psni %acO(a,
pOtpmac, @ltiilfppt, Suutata, Scctta, Gas
tu9a, Staaf1, Natnbaptn nnO 3amferO.
Gen, 8anfs bat Die 8sltrtsttpnen, nit he>
men pte Mbtaltun9 bes Gpttssbienlts8 teleet
mar, aufeebpbem, bat aber Den 0eitliGen due
beuten lafsu. baB fe tn ge5ietuneen bteler
Nrt ntdt mebr NeGte belGbsa, alS anOere
Str8er. Metrete politilGe G'sfaneeae ilne
pnrp!irt lp0rDen,
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0eneraimaiDr.
6auytqmartter, Gtnctns !
matt, 2. Sau. )
Mn Ger. 6nIfe6.

@oebsn bsrtGtet @sneralmaior @ran9tr,
bn6 Moicr @tepsns bcm Il. RentuGY Gar.
@eotmsnt nit $50 Marn eine StretfpatrOuils
Ie esmo6t tat, nm f@ iber bte Mnipslenbstt
siner Rorte Nete0enbanbe tn esssia 3beile ron
DOpea @puntp, &entu6p 81 persstptlsrn.-
Sad einsm eslaGrtiGen AaGtmariGs itteRsn
fe auf bas fstntl!Ge Gaggr. sir phten I'm
8eariFs ab3dmarldiren, absr nrisre 2rnppsn
arifen lie uneegitm a, unp mad)ten p:n Yin
fabrsr Der Nstsnsn unO II @aEn 81 g'sFon'
aenen. Die nbrtesn tpurben tn Ote 6lnGt
asIGtuaen unb rettsn li4 IN tts ptdsn Wal'
Sunoen mnb @ebtresIAluGtsu. Sum urlS
3pun,ia YferDe, 8sObe 0Orratbe pom 2let'
6unesfIden, @afen &c. tpnrosn erbeutst.
s. O. Drtgtt,
@eneroImaiOr,
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+ Nre1el. - Nna Neuiabrsmuraen un
9 ubr entlar6 an Der gfe Der 10. GtraBe
i.nb Wemm1sls. Ms. sins @sasslei, la wsluvr
cine Srau semiBbanbelt unb ein Manl ldrper
Sopfe ssrtsst wurbe. Die bier @ctppies,
Die ben ue5erfal sssaft Battsh, ipurosn arrss
tErt unb eingefedt. aaoaa ao
Dte &rauten DUn Mcqata
Greet Die inter ben ppR AeauIa Greet
auaelangtsn Natienten am meilfs berrIAenbe
Rront6eltsiOrm 1T Die bee neroEGea Tlsbers.
gS tpsrben In Den n6dltsn Saeen nod A. Big
5000 berltl6en ertrartst.
un9lmdSfatl. - 9ebten Montag etue
oem bret Snnben aus GeOreetptpr aus, um
fA NIT S6teben 3s bfluitt8en. sGtner berlel-
Ben, Smtts, laate unterpegs al Ncob TN
G&er3 y9sebt wta i4 Did toOtlGtebenI, leste
tebuA sic Gttnte aus Der 6anb, 8gUb erpt-
0erte . .tlnp t9 srGdieBe DID" uttb leate auf
Snith an. 1nslGdlt6er Msiie beri6rte ct
pea aIb3a9, ser SAuS cling log, traf ben
Gtnitb In psn 9aIs ullD maGte TN In psui
oen MInuten az elmer 2eif9e. Ser Coroner
bteIt 9si1enIbau, unoa Die 9ntD CAB tbrsn
Wa5rptu6 nuf SOP curb stnsn 3uf6Qieen
GHub,
tGtne Cub atemtetGe wutbe am
Mtttpp6 Mbenb I'm Jlulle nabe benz gGerfl
Ser 6. GtrnBe ~esfunben. @intee @olpatei'
trc@ten Fe an's 2anb. gtniee BET Der 2et6s
~esfanbent YapIsre lirBen lalteBen, baB Fe btl
zines gum A. Matnere8iment gebSrtssn Col,
batens NamenS 3Ytbe Rettb Iet. Die MtlE.
t6rbebsrbe nabm 2siGs unp Sa@en In en-
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Bottom, 2. Sanuar. Ots VEalts-
MISREPRESENTATION lun9ie Eier gslteYn MbsnO
an un6 uurDe I'm E%rsmpnttempel per elmer
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GGmntfi&e Wtttalteter terben tiernt Il aui0efotbsri, fb am
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SNto GEr
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@eneralmajOr @ranser rappOrtirt, pnB er
BON Wlatcr 5ulsp sine. Depsi9e erbalten babe,
baB bisler cine aus $50 @opallerifsn Bette
benoe expedition rad Glt Sort In Camp 8tl
So, Eenn., 9efhbyt unb am SpnntaSe Elm
2aoer BON stra $50 Nebellsn ibsrr0l6t babe.
@r tSDtete 30, %Drtipunbete III unb natm 81
eefangsn, cbne etnen eiu3i9ea Mann gu Oef>
lteren. SIRE eslnmmte Sslpsauipaee murbe
Oerbrannt unO cine beOsntenbe Ansab[ BON
@afen alsr grt, iupis aGt5is pfsree, CT,
beutet.
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Inter o1t0enl Nanen Fat i'd Gun neuer @arUerein prooriNri
une sS lIho bsrtits zine beoeuteute &n;obl ben @~nt5eilen ae.
St9net %Inerben. W(cntag, ben 5. Snnunr, @benes rs ltSr,
fntel rel Sra 8. NRutb, SO. 40 glprb SFreteridfr., cine fer.
mere 8Iriamwluna ftatt III melter BEN @Itqlieoetn lie @efehe
sur gtlpr tut9 inns Ntnobr, ~porYeie3t Werbm iplsn. Nde
.Ettobaberc etnt8 gut n SaErsyeins lperoen bierait aur 8stbei.
ltSun9 ein2eIaben.
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Set NitberftDdnuna ter G6plen IS. SANITARY itrb an @
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els erttttr SsgGer dnge ieat, um 0len 6croclu gen. RE an elne
ate Sarlelianl 8enant nerten t6nn II. gu ~Seud2sn:
&e abenefbuIe lr sgmaaiene beennt Dienfag, ben 6.
9anuar.
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uu.er anifGt Der rDeut(@en @efeui@aH.s
ale Oeitatger, tpelme beutl6e 9anbmerter, Mrbelter chea
az bef9dftgtu t~riniden,- fCrte al eutimen TT
tettiu9enbea mpleu fb perfEnlth ober tn. ftrtett Drteien
an ben MSenten 6er @eleQf9ait 6errn s. &. 8 eIItn 9bDf,
No. 80 3banafsltr, penben weIHer MnentesEHi@! MRStant
ertteiteu hnb.
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b%rUbbGderet In Ger 6uttcnlr. brannte NIT
ben au9rensenpen 5aulern az. @eianamt-
8erluF $4,000,
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General gmrnGSe BON aEatbinstOn suritd.
@eneral 8urnibe 1T BON WaIttn8tcn CUR
Mrmee 1uritd8efebrt, uno tparOe BON Iammtlt'
den S6eraeneralen beEaAt.
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entea neHen Sarpsrein onl4ltfet ip0Get, ft auf WCntaa,
een 5 Sanuar, &6snbs7 ntr, in Der s8unbes SaNe", in G9ars
Setnr. gnaeIburbH.
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cDa Gar! i. uno Rate gGa9reE IN Ibrem Si:rten 9stentjb G.
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sit ole aHSe!gS. bGb 10 SOS ECsoa ftt sSopres an eteien &laee
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,geS 2oaer pri .54AGi E0N6 gsstbetesen Nsrre.ttsteel;l, aeieiter
8aeca, sl oen rjuiatisn 4'retien ~oerrasti5 GG.ten ale aud
rB6I nnb 0sHc,, ,C. III aQea S5alssa Auo tn aGeu 2rs'isH.- asy-
usr cine ar$wabs Seaeai1Irns, Et3Ge "a, e ks IN eIs!sk
Fad ~fdIageRoe ArnteI.
s;s- AGe Ssfteltngsn iSsreen prcaifas Eio III tMs
lt3f. sCta ans ns a~nssieSsi0i wcrss1.
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Tide S9rstptaieIn, &rnbtl8 un0 8rafssrser's 9rsbt8ts'.
Stats GetetbI9er, Gp8blter, tnpierne Iertsn.Spriner,
la6trte @DSel. Rdi8e. Iorte ale Sprien 9unbe6alSb1uber
ferner Gbsrmpmeter uno Sabbatitea fit Bic brauer. 9tsrtabs
men uu6 @ldIer, fCpte MEETING unb Neni!ber, S!eb uro
Dra6t, SGtnsIsaSte8el, &rippd, Stpu9e, Rrasblriten &c, tlt
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pretie Su mahsh. QDrr fibren ale SorteI Stbetn., Nf6l3er
NIB 0abiIher gGetne bon Der DrotNGrfet BIS 3nr btitsn
Sprten; ale Grten fraAS6liGe petBe nub rrtbe QSetne, nnb
Ga mir weber Grrae, nod lcnittss Ynnl4e ~fabrtettert 10 mae
den mir bcs Subtfur1 auf uni ee eani rein 8ebalteu Mrrac
be SataOia, Samaicd Stuit, Scptdb GSbtseep &c.
auImGrtla2l.
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Gabad.

6eute erbttIt Id per Steamer rgruns" ben ~Siersgorf cine
@artbje Connecticut c. w. Gseb 2eaf 91rapper, Mnfarbeiter
uuo SSuaer unb @u6G Hatad, Sen ib ieibit anSlaAte nnb ;um
b~tltefea Yreis %cffertre.
U9p1m Wttltdm @aHL,4 51 SalttnOrear
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Gu6 In Der MuitbaQe faao sar Setter bie
ler Mnseleeenbstt eine 8rcbarttee @rriamm.
lung fatt. aa
Der gantpftr Caledonia.
Orr Dampfer Caledonia, Der an Der &ule
BON WfdRa&uftts auf Den 5tranD ssrietb, IN
poi Wa0er 8elanffn, un0 tire 2apung wiro
pes9elPalt. Man pil 3ar @b6ejeit etnen Ger.
f1A mabea, BON Der leBteru su retten, mae
mS9ltG III, a6er bic See sebt iebr fdtpsr uno
onS @hif arbeitet 6eftta.
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YrO9pect Sill EeneterD.

+ ii &SafbinstOn, .. G.
&Qe Oi~eientsen, het9e @rataeren, @rater cher sFau,iItcn.
pldse auf b~eiaateal @en'tteta oefauft eub beSobIt taben, wer.
BEN eufasforbert, bel te1 SstretGr In Ger Office. $50. 42o 6.
Strabe 5ectb, spiIhen Der 8. unb 9. Strage 8tf, aniufra
GET nnb ibre gei Geint9angen ppr8n3etsen, uat ibre Rauibrtefs
~GniettiDeu 3u lalelt une in &mpfane sn uebreu.t
SIN Maftra9
Gr.1w Spbn 9. Stpd, Sch.
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Eomimt uns iebt uub mir Wetben @u& gut bebienen II
GmitD, Bro, 8 Gp'8 &letber- Wta9aStn,
&OD27- VI o, 4 0. %. 8aIttmOreRr.
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SfeuesRefmM.

So apnmt nab @armur San Gtotbins Spmt
unb tauit Sure 6letber, mo Sbr bic srbbte NuSpabl BON Ser,
rene unb 8nabeutlttber ftntet.
&pp27- 3O. 40 W SaIttmsrefr.
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Rsstuenlaser eims.mOmmen

@alGtp9tOn, 2. San. GOlsents
DepeIAe 1T I'm 5auptquartter ein9flanfen:
SeMptquartter @tnctns
matt 3. Son.
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SD &NbGltWta

Eerbea iWr McntsoKler9 County S~erlanet, uut IoAeidG tn
@GmP &ra6ferp etn6si@wpren gu peroen. Der bB&fte grsis
Ttr0 tt5at4 IN.
GVtenbfbtP Sou1e,
Q5l6S SO. u u. I~reterdhr.
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NUNbltV
Os327.e@ Nc, AZ GGIeerstr. 81
Gnte Gefeoenheif.

Giue felt ldnBerer 2ett NIT eutert Grfoig %betr!ebene 24trt9-
fhaft In 9Seit. Saltimorenr. TT NIT eEr boaftd lblgeR Gttrttb-
'"' ~ (eaSO 2p)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-03

NAnf,eof nerben Ip9letG jnet quite StIhler fur letGts
nnb quite Arbst tn Nc. 90 SO itsgGItimpre.
itr. Tauernbe gei&ditigune unb pinttlt&e SeaabIuns per.
ben 5I9et1et- DIS
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Der &rieo i'm @Ibmeffem.


UrOHe UbIabt nno 9Ian3enoer UteS IN @eHHehte
Bet so nrreSbUru 81. De3tr. =
@ine S@la@t pittet. unfere 9an3e Qtnte
bat furht6nr eelttten. 8ter re9ul1re Gegt-
menter perIuren Die Sdlfte tbrer NannIGaft,
unb ale Sff3tere. Nu9 NnperlUns Srnppen
(itten ltarl. Die MatOrS NOlensarten unp
WOrtsr fnO gebltsbsn, bic Generate Stanles
uue WalmerpertpunOet.
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Din Die SdlneiDcr.

setr taben cine quite GI5ratI ron StlGsn @eersn tsbtE
9orte uub Az biGi8eren Rleileu, ale fe anoerspo eetauttpsr-
ban t5nner. She tSutt bet us bsS Pattern poer bet eer
wv Gmttbt 8rp. & G o.,
Rpb27- Mo. 40 2Seft @aIttncre frGse.
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gatrU,2 2. Sanuar. Sen. S6ermans
grpepttiun 1T peu gusOpiuB btnauf8e8an9en.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-16
For Congress.

IA. We are authorized to announce UM
G SWAN as a candidate for re. ~elrctio, :.
Congress from the ID Congressional Distric,
jell-tde.
pa The friends Of Col. PETER r
NEY feel authorized to announce his mama - ,
a candidate for Congress in the Third Dis1riS,
as they see his name announced in 9TH.
papers throughout the District. ie1O, dte
We are authorized 10 announce Hon A q
p NICHOLSON a candidate for Congrs.,
from the 9th District Of Tennessee. Eleetinr
first Thursday in August next. mv28.ta.
\. 9oAr We are authorized to announce |, ?
DUPREE, as q candidate to represent ,Ls
Eleventh Congressional District of 'T,9nestao
Memphis District, in the next Consederats
congress. LIDS
eSA. We are author zed % announce H,,
THOMAS MENNEEj as a Candidate for ra
election to Congress from ms Eighth Congrrs.
sional District. ;aGtdo
@sS" We are authorized t. annotnce Hon T
D q ATKINS as a candidate for e-pIacti0n
to Congress from the Ninth Congressional Dis,
''c'' jeGtde.
RsS' We are authorized to announce Hon
DAVID NJ. CURKIN as q candidate for re.
election from the Eleventh Congressional Dis.
'F'c'' je6tde.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-16
4e xeaoe Movement in the
United States.

Tailand.gi tm Meeting in Philadelphia
Letter from Fernando Hood IN ta02T
Of peace,
A meeting was held in Independence
square, Philadelphia, ON NJ ndpg n,ght,
Is, instant, to protest against the sr,
rest Of Yullandjgham. A dispatch to
the New York Press says.
"The meeting, was laraely attended
and quite enthusiastic. About te"
thousand persons were assembled
Judge Ellis Lewis occupied the chai,,
and speeches were made by eX-Seua'
tor Bigler, ex Congressman B'ddie,
Charles ]. IngersoIl, and others. The
latter eouuseled perfect obedience 10
the laws and the constitutional author
tiles, but resistance to any attempt 70
control the ballot box. Tho proceed.
inss were very orderly. The name OF
Faliandigham was frequently cheered
on its rep. tition by the several speak
ers, us was also that Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
the arrest and Punishment OF FalIan-
digham as violence to which the Amer
Idan people will not and ought not TO
submit; that the remedy is III the bal.
lot box, at th3 coming election, when
the State authority will be restored tt
tho hands of the Democratic party;
that il is our fl m belief that the dan
ger of the authorities at Washington is
by military aggression to provide an
apology for further INVASION OF our lib.
critics; that it il only to the ballot box
that we al look for permanent relief.
A letter from Hon, Fernando Wood
was read, closing as follows:
| heartily sympathize with the
friends OF liberty everywhere, in their
efforts to sustain the Institution OF free
government in this land
But do not let us forget that those
who perpetrate such outrages as the
arrest and Punishment Of MIR. VaIlan.
djgham, do 80 as necessary war meas
urcs Let us, therefore, strike at the
cause, and declare for peace amt against
the rar. Very truly,
FERNANDO WoOn.