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Established In the year la1ui
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DI8EAsEs,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
TAR q. BONAPARIE, rom london and Paris
Hospitals and for the past ten ycnts OF the Cln-
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late of New York This Is the only Office IN the city
where a permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtaiped without the use Of mercury or change Of
d't Gonorrhoea cured in 6 10 AZ houra elect cured
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turnal Emissions stopped IN 70 q d'lsi seminal
Weaknes enred in t0S weeks; syphilis DO lts lrua-
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potencv, yigor restored in to weeks All disenses
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male or female
Dr Bonapsrte's great work on private Diseases, the
Private Guide 10 Health, is henehch Ia all male And
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Price Of the French Patent Male SAFE 81 the single
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YALLANNIGnAM'N NECORD.

TINHE work entitled ''rIE RECORn or HON. G..
Il. NAILAEDiuuAM ON ABOLITION, THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAR ls now ready Tor
delivery. Ii contains complete and accuIate copies
of Mr.. Vallandighans principal speeches en- the sub
lects above named. Also parts Of other speeches
with letters incidents, votes etc The work har been
carefully edited presents fairly and correctly, the
political record and pustion OF man Whotc views ~
relation the causes Of national troubles, and
the right remedies tor them attracting extra
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0ayton anu Mlcnlgan KallrOau.

4.e iss-aEs tassz l.ssss
nN and alter SUNDAY, May 4, ls64 IRAN. w
~ leave Jnon Depot, 9iAth street, ior Toledo Du
III mterme edl4te points us iouuws;
tolelu and Chicago Mal at $50 "a m.
Chicago ami betrOH b isAt kApre,su o. 300 pun
ni0 Is, "a. ahOEhAkERs 1upenuichdrnt
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4 letsI NAAluNAI4 tut bed -IinlIlatus ID. as .
" mtsuu ana huiamOrG Oh the MAST Aud " ila,..u
acnWOuu Aiu larktfaturg Unt tue west, atuaIcu p. Il.
unter Mttn hallluuur, nte,inuie t,, lor llu Hut.
points tn The Mt5t southNvs. UuQ Aurt4Urst
tLrtu 41uu- inNy ior ul t4. .lt-lvlu .tUt..
~ iiL@ ls the oull fuutr tu Washington t..
anu hiu M Oh atmdnye at l;aU bIu li4U d. s,uft
Leave NaahinAt0u 90 t.tu, $40 tue % iu, auI is
AMI o mi on atndaJ at sou ana D u ouIs.
thl,ugu Urksts 90 the Aaat,lu U4gs can lt tfo.I..
wa Nhsnas sOuu ,itY nenn additional charge I'd ST..
fiino 1's YuUH ,lr' uiu as iuN sty si5 tt-l .uut,
inquire ilr Naaels wa BstlNWutuuuu ubio l.s l...
81 -y vi tlt iuLeVui l.tuuA4 att.y. b. ui4r t,ost
q, ~. aJLLikAA, btu. Wts.p.L 49,.
h. ". OpLa, Gen. iitgetaaL
+" .aAIIn, Master OF Transportation, Rulg
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LEGna Life Insurance Company
or hartford, oONNECfiCUE
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

EVERY MAN Sh0UhD INSURE HIS Llth'
pnE Ailua grants policies FOR LIIE, for term
4 OF years, Endowment pollctes and childiens th-
aDwmcut Also, Non furivtng foiciea, on Nhchhu
payment is feqtatt "a aiter ten ) cars.
Five thousand dollars paid on Two losses IA hs eily
within the last siX months.
fanny CIRCLE from want none can ue ieund more slh'-
pie IT'S character, noble N ,s features OF certain "a
It's results than Lie Insurance IL i7 me prop WhNh
the dying husband leaves 70
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.
IT'S the unseen hand the pro,dent father reaching
forth from tho grave, aud still nourThuE ha ousplnsi
and geepmg together the inmdy. ny H. the "a unu
son
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS,
Eyen where ho has preceded them INTO eternity 9u
the honest dcutur satisfies his coundluB creditor when
fate seemed ieist pIUplt0us. IN moral nnd Nofiuy
sense, great weapon by "neh 10 ron ae"'h OF
lttnny husband, father, son, ask hiIseG ''ii was
10 die tonight, would tnoso VINO are dear 10 me
BE SAFE FROM THE PANGs OF wANr2
Would these children have "a Comfortable home, and
ti means Of educatout Would ts vile be ma. pan
dnt ut the cold charities Of the Worat Would tll-
A.el aud feeble parent be provided iott Nottu my
esiate nay my ueUts2 Would lhero be no sacnhce u
property by forced sales oi AN administrator To meet
tn, teillnds OF creditors made when tine fnufnt
taud- downward and tar prices cannot hs Iraii.sI
How fey can answer these question 10 tuuif rii st
uonl Tney fear 20 ASK them and cherl,n ,hr ,ilvi
tat they have long lease on l1e this s ioti r'uI
| ish andcowardiy. The brave man
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,
That he may gfappe with il, the wise uau, tha e
may study lis nature and palac its threatening. The
means OF pallation are at land, OF easy ane'sH =" all
ltIs
LIE IA IN - U ES-A ~ ca
Young men Just starting in business, whose che
eapla IS their energy aud integrity should insure hel
ina, TO the amount OF hall their liabilities such az
m Of disinterested honesty when known 20 thc cted
iars would justly increase their confidence in ue1
N would show that they did not wish 10 leave Their ucS
friends exposed any ayoidable contingency; aud IN
ANN u A l. l. II IL M / L M
Nght 6,irlv he REGARDED "a. the tribute which an up
rirht heart pays AT the shrine Of Justice
JOIN ii SrOPPELMAh,
sulg Agent for Dayton and vicinity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-22

ResoIutIous Adopted by the Democratic
state Convention, nt Columbus ONO,
ON the IIth OF June, lsO3--PlatfOrm
of the Democracy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

> nv ~. :: - -. -,,,,osad
'1'0, WV, ,5 .'.I IT. = ,a.,:,.' lsirca
49,, ''',''' ~ r . - vvr;tht cha, IN
I G,sG . ',,D~, l,,'9 a,a, hroen
49, ' .' 'D~ ' r;,aaar E;,htaon = 81 ,rornrded
1.I ..,s ' esq., 49,. go, aa ,h..o ,iross
'' '-''s''.0 .,0 I.,c1.r $1,000 ,Lo otber
1,-'N'.S ,..5 .l.u Cast Flint
~ T f'I,' Ia,eI ~ sbo,, ,b,onnb tho bodv =.
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From the Vermont Cavalry.
TO BE CONTINUED.

EDITOR FREEMAN Since the fight near
DrainesviIIe last week, much anxiety has been
felt for the cavalry boys who were then engaged.
send you the substance of letter from my son,
received last evening which may relieve the minds
Of some who are interested
April /, 1868.
DEAR FATHER u have bad news to write of
our company and regiment, but suppose you wish
to know the particua RS.
81 was walked about two o'clock this morning.
to have the men saddle for scout, and turned
out twenty.seyen men and Lieut.. Holden, who
with Cos. A. B, G and I, all under Capt. Flint of
the latter company, in all about 100 men, went
up beyond Dra.nesvlIs and charged il, with the
expectation Of finding Mosby with about 90 men,
bat he had left shor; time before on the pike
towards Leesburg. We started on after them
but my horso played out and lost shoe after we
had gone two or three miles, and was sent back,
aus or finding them was uncertain. Our men
however, soon overlook them, had fight, and
got badly whipped. As near as I can learn, they
found them in barn-yard, and were SO sure they
had them that they did not keep closed up but
scattered out all round SO as to be sure that none
should get away, and some Of the first that
charged broke, and the rebels charge, in turn, and
got them to going so that our men could not be
rallied, and were driven like sheep in every d-
rection. The casualties in our company, co. were
as follows
Lieut. Holden, sabre cut on the head not Sc
rous, was taken prisoner but not having on straps
they did not think he was an officer and he slip
ped them and came into camp on foot. Sergt.
Aldrich, wounded twice and taken prisoner
Corp. George, shot, and his leg broken, was taken
prisoner parolsd, and left in the hospital. Corps.
Rice and Blanchard, missing. Foster, wounded
and prisoner Carrigan and Lauhy, missing
Morton, shot in the bowels, -suppoSed MORALLY,
paroed and left in hospitals; w. Norris, and
Wardner, missing Northrop, wounded and
prisoner Reed, shot in shoulder, not serious,-
rode back into camp; Sawyer, shot in breast,
seriously, paroed and brought to camp in ambu-
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Happy Johnny

| do not believe there is happier boy in all
the State of Massachusetts than Johnny NJ
Bride Not that he wears fine clothes. Why.
there hole il the elbow Of his Jacket 80 large
that you can see his Shirt sleeve whenever he
wears one, which IS Mt every day Not that
he has pretty face. read the other day Of
a little girl who at IN the corner a whole half
hour, with looking glass in her lap, scowIiDg
and fretting, because her nose was SO large
and her eyes so gray, johnny would not de
such foolish tbin1 as that but his face is by
no means beautiful, 50 that can lot be what
makes him happy. Neither does nc live IN
great house, nor have fac toys, nor nice
things to eat. 1t must be something else that
makes his face look as il beam of glad,
bright sunlight was always resting upon it.
| meet him sometimes very early in the
morning and his Good morning to yo is as
CHEEKY as if he was a robin and lived on cher.
ries. Johnny and | have formed quite a
friendship, SO that we never meet now with
out a smile or q word.
DO you 60 to school Johnny I? asked
one day.
Not now but went last Winter, and if
there's no work to be done, I'm to go the
next
Would MT you like to 60 this Summer p
But ye see it's good times, | has at
home !
Do you ? What do you do :?
0, takes care Of the melons, and the
cabbages, and minds the baby, and takes the
COWS to pasture, and brings them back.
Its long way to pasture cont you get
tired sometimes
when l gets very tired, gets ride on
the cars back. Well, MIR. Dale, II you knows
him 2
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MONTPELIER. VT
The Report of the War Committee.

the peninsnlar Campaign, embodied in the Re
port Of the Committee on the Conduct Of the War
because it probably in a condensed form, contain
ed substantially the opinion Of The Committee OF
that celebrated campaign, in which SO much life
and treasure were, by somebody's mismanage
ment, fruitlessly wasted. The Report Of the Com
mittee covers the whole time that Gen. McCIel
Ian was in command of the Army Of the Potomac
and sheds an amount Of light upon his dsastrou.
connection with it, which reveals facts humiIiating
and dsgracetul enough, not only to Gen. McClel
Ian, but to those who, with abundant evidence 0
bis incompetency or iudispositioD, to serve hi
country, still kept him in position in which hC
could DO the cause such infinite mischief. AS ful
an abstract Of the facts set forth in the Report a.
we have room for, we here give:
Gen. Mcclellan took command Of the army soor
after the disaster at Bull run, in July 1861. Be
fore the next December he had an army O.
$4,000 men. His army made no offensive move
ments against the rebels until the next March
The enemy il front Of him during all this time
never exceeded 10000 men. Mcclellan refused
or failed, twice to aid in raising the blockade Of
the Potomac, and intended at first 10 move bis
troops 10 the Rappahannock, BY way Of Annapolis
rather than attempt TO drive the rebels from the
lower Potomac. On the 3lst day Of January the
President ordered the Army Of the Potomac to
move on Manassas Junction by the 22d Of the next
month Mcclellan objected to this, desiring to
nore on Richmond bv wav Of the RaDDahaupoc;
p,...o.. ,fo,roo r.. ub;ob xooros. oaor e..
- - ~,
ihdr coffespoAo1Hce' '"e 4IeS1"e"' !Ieoeu' VIII
the distinct understanding however, that Wash
ioo,on should be protected by a force Of at leas
1ocoo N,oC,.I,oa lor bo,ro,or loe, r.,, On
f''''' -o'
600 men Tor tins service ana 1t was because toe
President deemed thls force inadequate that be
Kept back McDowell's corps, of which Mcclellan
made such continued, persistent and bitter com.
DIaints.
ahen Mcclellan first arrived on the Peninsula
10 had more than 100000 men fit for dotv, ac-
o,r5ino TO returns signed by himself. The rebel
civilizations at Yorktewn were defended BY about
~ 600 troops, Gen. HelntZleman Thinks though
MoCIo,,.r estimated Magruder's force at from
raooo 70 10000. Mcclellan commenced at once
70 cali for more troops and to complain because
McDowelps corps had been detained, and sat
aoun aoli,er,,eIv TO the work Of the siege. The
D.a.;do,. A. orco demonstrated with him at tb;.
ao,.v and said 70 him.
~,na onoo moro If me- tell VAN Il i ;odi,.
nensable to gou that you strike a blow. an
powerlesa to help this. You will 10 NE the JUS
tee TO remember tna' @ r ~, "''Ieo nov Sos
uo"h CH0 "'y - 'O"'N = -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

I'll tell you what he says--that is, if he
says any thing to himself, and think he Goes;
Well I'd like to have bit less work
but don't see how it is to be, for there's ia.
Their with all the carting to do and Jim'S the
muck to get up, and Pats the berries to pull
No, I'll take it easy like, and | guess I'll
have as good time working as can. An
we've baby and the rest
| think if Johnny tried hard, he would be
able to work himself into a cross mood and
make his brothers, and sisters, and the little
baby very uncomfortable. have seen bows
do this when they have great deal more to
make them contented than johnny " Bride
has, or ever will have. | have seen a bow
stand sniyeIing over a register fifteen minutes
at time, because his feet happened to be
cold. have seen another boy 90 poutng
around the house a whole afternoon, because
little playmate whom he expected did not
come.
Do you think such boys will make happy,
useful, energetic men I am sure they will
not, unless they mend their ways.
Johnny NJ Bride is no myth that is to say,
he is a real flesh -and-blood Johnny, and he
bids lair to make happy and useful man. l
do not believe he will be lndoent, either;
for he is always busy now-and busy people,
by the way, are almost sure to be happy
but | think he will make the best Of things
all through life, and wear such q sunny, cheer.
full face, he will do good wherever he goes
Tdis Johnny in his ragged jacket looks
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P8oPGIEToR or THE
FGGNTH' EE4EEg2 FOUNDRY

CHINE SHOP,
HtNUFACTUKEK UF
q / rcu lay Board, Mill irons
With Lanes Patent vet " orks, (wooded if dasr,iI
STARCH. SAW AND GRlSr MILL IRONS ~,
DOSES PATENT WATER WHEELS, RICHs tA
" tent Iron Beam Plows, Common Land and sue ~.
Pillow Castings, Cultvl tor.Teeth, 1hreshug M3gm'
Irons, &c. All kinds Wood saving Machinery , Vt
stoves, Etc All kinds CASTINGS to order. Also lho'
FENCES of new and various designs.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
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RnuO(Gau.

One ~nihti9lte @rei9ni6 birfer Wpbe mar
Die Ndbribt Don Der wenn auh nur t,,r,er
Nnibftuns Der Slrdnhe res @aarltfoner So
fens. Ga6 mas bic gJanfecs am nrniolten Gb
traumsn lieBfn. bic Seriaaune unD tbeilwe,le
3trlsUruu9 ibrcr SlpdaefHptte DOR Dem 6affu
oon @barlrlton, 1T cine &batiate, unb ueun Die
p%erltarfte gantccflptte audi itre friihere Stel.
lung wieoel cinsencmmtn bat, 10 10 / RE 9lc-
dane bob oui9ehcSsn, uno bic in @barlslfpn &C.,
ltoIrenrsn franjDfl6sn unt snell6en 8.Ypu.
ma6ti9tcn ubtrisu9t.n lih b,erucn curb eione
Nnl6auung. Nah a~lAemrinrn Hehtsbrarlffeu
t0nnte bic Sl0dape itnte 6aifns nitt frilber
plsoer brf8eltsIt wsrpen, ole go Saas nanpem
Den nsurraltn Wdhten bietpun an,sias asmatt
rpprOen mare. Die ganters frastn atsr beutSu.
ta9e nab loidsH algcmeinen SGlfrrrsaeln bliB
rptni9, unp tire 9oCtt halten bssbalb RE Sin.
fabrten gum G9nrIslOney 6afen Dor wie mad
irieber brlebt.
Sn psl Maht pom Bitten Sanuar liefeu nom.
ilb uniere 5pei eilentei6laaens 6ancneutpote
palmetto State unO Gbiccra aus, um entpeeer
Die tstnpltbt 6lcttt 3u p~trjasen, orrr itr bod
BEN 9rGbtmOsIi6iten S6absn 3u;ufuaen. Dns
NfluItat Der Expedition mar Elm du6rt eanIti,
8ss. 3mer Der fsigsIi6sn 8abr3suss murrsn,
ipie man annimmt, in BEN @runo sstp6rt unp
elm Orittfs in 8ranp selhOFsn. Die Itriasn
S6ifs sr9rifen Die 5Iutt. EDir miTtn icpr6
erlf Die nG:pIihen Stri6te iber riejen 70 leitt
Sit9 erwhrtsn, um Die gauge gGtbtia.
tit p%slieIbsn naber beurt5eilrn su t6nnsn.
SIN StOnO 8iper nnbe GtarItltcu wurre Elm
ancses n6rpIibss &lnVnsntrOt, 8. y. Smith.
ron H%nleren IFuFPsn 8snpmmen. - unIsr.
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StaOt MObilr,

YIN Nr't br9eanete einf rinen Icinrr
6rruhpf, eeicu 6nmiIie fr felt Sntrcu trhan-
es!tr, uno iihcr iein brrrlibss @uslcbcn erllouni
la9ts or 5u tbm pNrin 8reunc. Sic BADEN cine
berrltde @sinnrbrit !" Gr,tlttc nGlnlih lnnoe
H'6ts an ibm %pernient, uuo aud feline 6pff =.
nuns, ras cr baIb frant merpen m6bte.
So 9ebt ee unS armen 3ritunselhrcibern.
Seefr MIL Nrutgtcltcn pm uns batrn. nm M,
bet iplen mir atrr aub nod nnIer oltcs Trini.
le9tum n~ufgsben unD niht liarn pos in psun
'om eli'e nolr tH9' IN Der mir une bier t%tinorn.
Seine 6eurrstrunft. fsin Sturmptno. feint 0pss
ron Der Nnfunit Der ganfees, niht Gin eiue
tletne Worottat faQl bier Dor. Wliifliher
Nrtle tam Gin neurr enrolling Sficsr, per bier
wpplbetannte Capt. Sen Sane Vpl.y. bier ON
Der bic 9Onicript Hap init @neraie o~usinbrt nm
IN eiman9elun9 elmer grIauteruna reTeIbrn
Rpberen Srtss, mad leinen riaenen 4niittcu
ansle8t. Dob erfsnnt sr meniatene an. bcs Dir
edbsas cprpus &ete midi Iusprnpitt n; COS
wuBtsn mir lhcn lln9lt, Bonn nab Der @onlfi
tuition Der @onf. Staaten but 0iemonp los
0tsht, lie auf3ubsben. Das 1T bod wsnio litns
et~aS Nruee.
u pr0prs! Infer 6rsuno Sr. Soeo6 IDal.
Bauer fanr snpti6 bed fem Sunssslearn. SOlo
III slhtont9. upo oertau, dnte es 9saen Elm prad:.
0pueS @be Duett. MGse Die 5armOnie pes
lun9sn 9aares ME sell5rt mercen, uno itr @liid
Elm an5aitsnoss @rcscsnto irin ubne 8inaIe.
unier 9sl6dBter gorielpunpsnt Sputbron
in &enneier 1T, rem 6immel it Dant, elidlid.
o''2on nt6t gang unpsrlegt nus Der @blntt
ooh MurfreeStoro' Encouragement. unp wtrp
unirTsn perebtten 2clern nrb man te anasn, bms
Stunpe %bereitfn.
Sis ami weItsrs SrFanmtmaduna werpen
Srisfe nab gu cPa r~eselmGbis am 1Gt:n unp
25iten zines ietsu W"nats purb ris 8epacticn
D. 8l.-psr STEAMER bsiOrpert. QuStunft wirp
9lrid5eitt9 srtbstlt, rpie man gu o~rrfabrsn bat
UNI &ntport auf OsmlsIben 8tse gu rrbaltsn.
&~uftra9e fur Deer pom SOlodtrn DER @Oni.
@rmer mnsr9aIb Oprr in Der lmsebuns Der
StdDt ncrDen ~irreljslt nit Serlnuaen teicrnt.
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Staot RihmonO.

Witaltrosr bee @rfanat8errins 9iroinio
MAIDEN MIR auf Die am nd6fsn Nrntaa @teno
tatttnrenbs @eueralpsriammtuna anfmsrfIom
WdbrsuS rrs persanecutn Mcnats pur.
Den 81 bet'atbS-Vteenisn bel Dem @Irrf Der Hit.
mcne 5uitinae Court bsrautacucmmsn.
Vim prraansenru 1isnfae wurprn ober
malls $50 n6r,lthe 9,% fanssuc nu6 @its 0ci,t
beiUrbert.
- Die Na&t pom 9ienRaa mar Die talteac
lett 1857, incsm cas Stcrmrmrter 8 0,rao uo.
ter Dem @ffrierpuutt ,ci9te. @6nrrsef6ber unp
oas berrli6I' 5riitIiusemcttcr fUGaten ranu rit.
Ter cttsen 8dIte. llnfsrr armsn Gruppra mer.
Den tur6tbar unter eincm iUlbrn 0ittrruuos-
ipc6isl Su Isioen ssbott tGter.
Wir baden aueii6t, bali piebrr cinrn
eenlgsnoen pdpirrporrntb gu trbaIten unb tcf.
zen ibcn ftc ndbis Drummer wieocr In aan,.m
Gcrmat hsrauS9ebsn Su %t6nn.u.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-07

StrauptGtteriecn ieBtsn osmisIbsu 70 tl6ts ,u,
oae f6 bic NnunlGaft snptt6 auf @uaee unp
l~lnsuorr erasbea muetc.
Die lei Beaufort ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Srup
rsnmnfen irlsn fur sinsn perrinieteu 9aue
UNI Sssan9rif ouf @barlsfcn bsfimmt i,in.
ansreifrn fSnusn rie glnftss ifcu, Oh fe at.r
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8rogs.
Nu6 uniere 8reunoe in Sapanna6 fnc in
Der leBteren 3sit gu psrI6ispsnen 1alen BON
gsnfse Se'uben bsetrt wcrben. Die Guserrn
Sefcniaunaswrrte oisisr auten Start srmieIcn
f6 ater fdrt ssnus, ZEN Sanpnrnbcctsn ben
Ssimmes ,u 'siscn.
General Yrpor 6rftaub tsi Slad 8atcr in
Der NGbe pom SuHcIf lin rubmrsites 3reFen
9easn eineu fiuffa6 utsrIrasusn 8eiup.
Sidsburs fts6t Elm nsusr GnsriH tepUr, ptrr
nber tp7entli6 au6 oisirs DIAL pieesr aliidlit
sur~udafiblagsu weroeu.
@pu ~uuisren Qrmreu am Rappabannpd uni
in SenntIes ui6ts geues. Die 9Bitteruneeprr.
bdltnifc eilnetsn l6 mtnia ,u Sperationen.
@sn. N6eeler bat 8pfenerons wirrerum Be.
teutcnce 3ufubren ataeibn,ttsu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-07

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Spanlt1n. rrm Die Sr,tbeipisuns gidsburas
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l@aft unp ale Sprtebruugsn eetrp6en batrn,
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