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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27
Win. Baker, the Young Patriot.

NO, William Baker. you cannot have
my daughters hand in marriage until you
are equal in wealth and social posi-
ton"
The speaker was naughty old man OF
some sixty years, and the person whom he
addressed was fine looking young man Of
twenty-five
With sad aspect the young man with
drew from the stately mansion.
Six months later the young man stood
in the presence of the naughty old man.
''What, you here again." angrily cried
the old man.
''Ah, old man." proudly exclaimed
William Baker, Il am here, your daugh
ters equal and yours"
The old mans lip curled with scorn.-
\ derisive smile lit up his cold features
when, casting violently upon the marble
centre table an enormous roll Of green
backs, William Baker cried:
See. Look on this wealth. And
have ten fold more. Listen, old man.
You spurned me from your door. But
did not despair. | secured contract fo
furnishing the Army of the-witl
beef"
Yes, yes eagerly exclaimed the ole
man.
-'And [ bought up all the disabled
cavalry horses | could find -
IL see. l see..'' cried the old man.
And good beef they make, too"
They do, they do and profits are i'm
mensew
II should say so..'
And now, sir, claim your daughter
fair hand"
Boy, she is yours But hold, Lool
me in the eye Throughout all this hav
you been loyal?'
ITO the corew carried William Baker
And" continued the old man. in
voice husky with emotion, 'are you in ia
vor ola vigorous prosecution Of the war;
IL am, [ am"
Then, boy, take her. Maria, child
come hither. Your William claims thee
BE happy, my children. And whatevc
our lot in life may be, let us all support TIN
government III. Ward.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27

SOME ofthe abolition newspapers, the
New York Eventag Post among them, e
discussing the importance of homogene-
ous social institutions in the Union.''-
There is nothing new in the discussion,
save that, in the estimation of the parties
to it, it is assuming a more practical shape
The idea is to compel by war, the adoption
of the same social institutions in all the
States, and that New England shall be the
same which, in early times in New Eng
land, required Quakcrs, on pain of ears
severed from their heads, and Baptists. on
pain of tongues bored with redhot irons to
renounce their heresies and.conform to the
Puritan habits, morals, philosopy, and the
ology 1t is not more tolerant now than il
was then 1t threatened to carry New
England out of the Union in 1872 because
of Its bad success in inflicting itself upon
the rest of the country, and it has since
been trying to drive the South ont so that
it might have the remainder of the coun-
try all to itself The war came of these
efforts, and now the object with it of the
war is to establish itself over the whole
land. Ii would prescribe what all men
eat drink and wear 1t would prescribe
the length of the hair and the style of the
beard. 1t would punish men for kissing
their wives on Sunday. would, in short,
re-enact the Blue Laws, and thus enforce
the importance of homogeneous social In
stitutions in the Union"
1t is this idea-this spirit of meddling
interference-which has made all the
trouble in the country; and the country
will never see the end of the trouble until
this idea, in Its political relations, shall bc
abjugoted-C Chicugo Times
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27

PERTINENT INoUIRY-A corrcspon-
dent of the Indianapolis Sentinel thus in
quires:
''As editors are supposed to Know every
thing, please inform me: Why is it that Il
person who leaves the democratic party
and ceases to act with it, still calls himself
a democrat, and claims to be one, but al
lcges that the party has fallen from It's for
mer position; but that person who leaves
the republican party, and becomes demo-
crat, never again calls himself republican
and never accuses the eparty of changing its
principles"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27

Gov. Medary's CRISIS very pertincntly
asks:
''If coercion has failed to reduce the
South to concord in two years and half
how many years of coercion will unite the
North"
If the Union of the North depends upon
a compliance of the Democrats with the un-
reasonable demands of the party in power
the child is not born that will live to ''se,
it"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27

A CHASTITY palor overspread the face of
the criminal at the bar, and as he looked
upon the immortal document he trembled
in every limb
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27


A New Observation-Disclosures
says he is about to publish new edition
of Johnstons Dictionary, which will ex-
clude every word calculated to hurt any
one: The following is a specimen of its
delicacy:
Murdcr-An eccentricity or accident
frequently done from the pursuit of mo-
tives.
Forgery slip of the pen, playful
habit, writing another mans name.
Thieving-Borrowin Of man without
the absurd punctilio of asking his con-
sent
Bigamy-A generous way of making two
women happy instead of one.
Abuse-Liberality of epithet
Mser-A man who, knowing that mon
ey is the root of all evil nObly sacrifices
himself for the good of his fellow creatures
by boarding all he can
Rebcl-A conscientious difference with
established authorities.
BURGLARY man who visits another
house without formal invitation.
Wifc-One who halves our sorrows and
doubles our joys-or visa versa as the case
may be-
Marriage-A mutual delirium, or double
swindle.
Bribe-A disintcrcsted compliment, OF
the reward of virtue
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27

WAR JoKE-Some funny fellow in Bal
timore, wrote on the head of a barrel, and
hung it against a telegraph pole. the fol-
lowing: "A good beverage for rebels
4'ieadc and Porter" Immediately under
the above another funny fellow wrote
Granted
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27
The Draft I'm the 9th District.

The Provost Marshal for this CHE 9th)
District, Vim. Writ Wallace, gives the fol-
lowing as the number enrolled in this Dis
trict in the First Class, ..to-wit: all males
between the ages of 20 and 81, and all un-
married males between the ages of 81 and
*.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27

j. b. Belford, Esq, Enrolling Commits
sioner, writes to the Logansport Pharos
that the Draft, when ordered, will be first
made in st. Joseph County. No draft has
been ordered for this district or State. but
it will probably not be much longer delay
nI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27
NUMBER 4-WHOLE No. 42O

lips, and feared the worst-for to those who
witnessed the bombardmcnt from the hou-
ses and steeples, and the various points of
observation, it seemed impossible for any
work put up of mortal man could stand
such a terrible and concentrated fire, and
pass unscathed through such an ordeal"
This is not exactly the gay and festive
affair the bombardment of Fort Sumpter
was Well may the Charlestonians look
on wit h blanched cheeks and fear the
worst" That grand and fearful storm of
shot and she'll, and the cloud Of the bonn
bardmcnt filling 'thc horizon from Fort
Moultrie to Vinegar Hill.,' will draw near
er and nearer until its lightnings play up
on the city.-Ncau -1lbony Lc1ger.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27


WE quote the view expressed by Mr..
Harris, in the United States Senate. when
the Conscript Law was under considera-
ton in that body Mr. Harris was for
merly judge in the highest courts of New
York, and is now Republican Senator
representing that State His character as
lawyer and his present position certain
ly give weight to his opinions and entitle
them to consideration by all those who de-
sire to preserve Republican institutions.
"England, with her many wars and often
scarcity Of men, never resorts to this des-
potic measure 1t was mode Of raising
armies ONLY USED BY DESPOTS
but never by republican governments; and
the principle, if adopted, would provide
large standing armies, which almost inevi-
tably lead to despotism. In government
of delegated power, which rests upon the
consent of the governed, it was incxpcdient
and unnecessary.
CONGRESS HAD NOT THE POW
Err, UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
THUS TO DESTROY THE MILITIA
OF THE STATES, which the Constitu-
ton provided for as a reserve force of the
Union. If this measure were adopted
there would be centralized power"
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0nll .Ghnrli Hnn

0ofbinetOn 20. Dug. SffStere Der
Nrmee Dor &earIsfcn OrIdtn (h In bente an
.asIuneten prtpatbriefen erart aus, baB bas
8sluItat DIR osreinistsn 9ano. unb Ssemodt
sin 9IGn3enber 5ieg fetn iutrb, ertpGbnen tsooG
eetne bsRimmte 3stt, paun Sort @ammer
fuusn perpe, tpte enttutoRtGGe 8eriGterRottsr
BON 3etunaen bt1isbt baden. Mit boiler
SddBuns Der fdperen Gufgabe, Der beosuten,
ben 6tncerniiie, reren ueterpinbuus eeIthids
ielte Saftif unb gsS5te SoriGt nGtbig maGen,
rntbaItfn Ne t@ srunrldelt@, Gr~partuueen
etnes fOfcrtt9en, rnti1etosnren Gtsaes rfee sa
maGsn, tpas bic Serrea In 0u16tngtOn, tpfls
DE NIT ben @ldnen Der @ummaubsure bstannt
Itnp, aud rur1nu8 ni6t erirarten.
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Antertfnntfcbe Sfacbrtebten.


Cine Stitnrne aus benz GiOen. So
trar l6Dn laneit befanut, baB bas gan;e uorb+
tpsfltGe Nttanfas eseen GeesiTon ftmmte.
Wentser betannt l6etnt bie 2batIaGe aa 1stt,
bop stne farte untOnpartei aud in ben 1ibs
ltGen Gounttes berrl9te, tpel&e tn Scott 80.
ieIbff stuen Sriumpb iber bie SeparattRen
%oopOntrug. @eeenw6rtig tretben geaen 800
untcnlente ben tletnen &sieg in ienen. btGt
bttpa@enen; ber9t9en Qanbe, NIT tpelden Sol.
Ybtltps burG cine Dome bon better Tamtlte
etne 9etetme 8erbinbung unterbtelt.
Nls oteIe I'm Sort Blunt antreIeub mar,
su9 bas farbtae Reetment porbst, Nuf cine
Sra8e Sberf Dbilip's, mas le BON Neserlols
eatsn balts, ertpieoerte fe NIT eeptnnenpem
Srnlte, Der Sabsa CLAUDE. etue Iolde Srgn.
ntlatipn ieue felt LANCER Belt gu Stanbe ee
tottrncn iein. StIareret lti bic Wur,l Der
NsbeltOn, nnb mitIe ols lplde ;erlfSrt sperDen.
Ste tperbe lteber 0lseer Ut Mo6barn bnbea,
GIS ote arrten @etBen, ,pelGe bic Net6en BET
N~ebslenarmee fiQen, uDer Die ibermItbtlen
Dfenaer, trel&e btsie nnfa6ren. @te olunbe
oaB Bite We8er frtsblt&e, RstBiae. nIhlihe
Burger ab8eben tpiirben.
Das 1T pas 3eusntB elmer iiblt&en Dome
tu'lHe tn benz @lauben Der @e(esm6Etofeit
ether untetbridtng bee Men@denrette bed
fasbisFn gcttsfamnrs gebpsen anb exguass,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-21

SaerOilea nab Ntlansa GIlen6abn 9ebedt psrs
ben. Bragg tretb, bab. tuenn MIR ouf @ba+
tonOc8a lcsriden, it@ unlere 2tnte naH Der
etntSea rtHten muB. &iden trtr ntAt Dor,
1T er SeriHfet, f& mad %unierer 4inte gu ri@ten.
Secenfals aber tperben trtr ben Ssbler, ibn
auf unferer 6lanfe 3u lnfsn, ntGt pisper Bee
se4eu.
Gin tGnBar DeutlGsr, iuelGer BON 8rootlYn,
u o. 1T, aber felt ldueerer !3ett In 8r0g9's
tCpOgenpbtl&gm Bursau artettete, na1pem er
gu Wtobtle tn ben Dienf sspreBt par, fam
nenlt& BET Sen. ~9folenfron3 on l1nO GtsIte lIn
inter ben SGuB unfererTtoese. @r bat mad
eteenen 9sumetrii9en 8eoba&tungen cine
Rarte BON Chattanooga entWuEfea, wslGe nns
BITE wiHttelen GufI&lGOe sts6t.
Oeneral 9tcfentran5 Dat eineSr6 ~erlaIeu,
pel6e ale gteaer lsines Ds%partements tepaf
net UNI In 8estmenter Ueaantirt. Bis isbt
betrifft Otelsr Befsbl 1000 6agbigs, bod 1@pilt
oeEen 3att td8ltA DermaBen an, OaB tptr In
sptt Wcnatsn Ge8en 10000 BADEN perpen.
3n NaIbuiQe batten etnf BITE Nste0en cine
@ompasnte freter Neesr Organfirt. Der &ss
be0 Slbam @. 6arrts fagte, tn Ietner 3eit<
fArift, teosr lt I'm StanDe. seba Oantees In
Dte 6luGt 3m tretbsn. Oa bic netben Netel=
len IiG ntemals me1r annaBtsn, ols fanf
gaufees 1AIa9en gu fSnnen, 70 fulet 1teraus
t6atlaAli@, oaB Elm Wsser 9erape nod etntanl
70 gut III als elm Ss3s110uif. Die Nrnier Ia
ldnalt gu etnem Gol@en SbluKe eetommen.
AGe Die Siirgsr pes Qanbes, In DelGem bte
Nrmse tsbt campirt, ban9en BON Der Ser. ct
Ie9terun8 9ou3lt6 ab unb bejte1en tds[id,
&attUueu CUR 5rtitun9 tbrsS iGmmerliGen &c
bens. Die Wetber, trel6e bort mad 6sm N6.
3a9e i9rev 5erren unD @atten 3uradseblieber
Fnb, pper Ii1 ben iiBen 8anbn ebelthel
3uGt burG 0te TluGt ent3pgen babeu, ts3te
ben t1Gline NatiOnen BON Sen. NouHeau
SIN @an5en FnD fs Gnbsrf unmDrulti9, uni
fclAe 0ewObnbstten ME RauGen, Rauen uni
Die nod efelhaftere unlftte bss S1nupftabad
iauseuS g~ralfiren unter tbnsn.
0sI1frn GaB tA bet Capt. gDtUtorns TIM 3elt
SUC etne CARTE iuu9e Dame lth 3ettpeiltg onf:
btelt. VlSBtt6 Drebte IL loren Rcpf auf bt.
Sette, lpis NIT Der y@rajts" etns6 @eUO6n.
b~sttStausrs ben I6nubtgen braunen SpeiGeI
aus, 3us stne S@nupftatotsbpGe beroor uni
flute ibren WunO bermittels zines 6prnlSi
fets NIT Der etslerresenoen SUI tans, @tai
anOere Dame erbot iIds methen 6abadsbeutel
faHte lire 5OIspfstfe, MALICE IT, 6et lIA tru8
NIT benz lNarfen nd'fotilGen &raut InO 6ltee
ben Na96 NIT SUCtuinmener. Du4 Durcbaue
ut6t r~ei3enDsr NoaGaIance BON lth.
NGes UteS lino SGtaeltGter bes Qf6en8 be,
Nriiocratie DEG SiiOenal mn
Die NaIbotue Union mslbet: @oub. Sotn-
tcn ftbrte am Srsttag N6enD nacb rebrtGst
ger NbUslsnbett BON Der Brcute 3uraG. Die
Armee III In 8ewfeung tptrO tpabr1Getn
lid Chattanooga rbnsD IOsrfanO ba|esen fSn
ueu. 6lRatltnge bsrEGten, oaB 8rags's be-
mOrali1rte unO entfedeIte .Nrmee FA uad
Wflonta beaeben BABE, Bir bUFen, tn GIN
fanee Des nddfen Monats gang O1 5enneGss
In nnIerem 8sF|ge 3u boben, pennt stne Armes
Des SGDens tit I'm Stanpe. Der Qep1lttaer
@olunne gu tpt0erIteDen, peIAe iset auF @bat.
tonoo9a mor1Gtrt.
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0en Inrt Wnnrnr.

Sort MUnrOe, IS. Nueuf. Del
Oampfer &ennebec ie9ette 9eute NOraen mad
Nstpbsrn, u. g., ab. Der Dampfer Sobp
8tcs Fam teate utorsen frIb pou @barleltou
an, brtn9t obsr feline tpeiteren NaDri6ten.
Observation-Disclosures. M
NtamOnber 3sttuneen Bic gum Is. ent6af.
ten wuncerbarer Wetle peDer NaArtGten que
@tarlston, nod BON Der 9inrt6tune Der Ga,
pttane Camper un0 SlYnu, wel4e am 10.
tatttnDen iolte. = Der 0af6tngtOa Star
DlrfGsrt be3uelt4 Der Isbtgenannten, bag bic
itIben am Grettas uidt 0sbanesu wirben uuo
aud BON etnem lpl&en SGtGIale ourA bod
IfOfprtiee GtnlGreiten maIerer 0eeteruna be.
frstt Itnb. 9 eaiiaa.aa ae.
Scr @ramtner fat Depa1dtm bon MortUn
@liG, am Is. Nuault, bag bas 46. Eeras.
Ne9tment am ent9e9sngelsBtfn ufer bee 8to
8lad % O1nfeee 8~efan9rn 0enummen Babe.
Sen. Otd Gaplcr nil 35 New gorfer, pel6e
8aumwolle fir Die y9tncula Neoieruua'
Elan3tsn, mad Seras 9efblsppt baden. Die
@slunbbett Der Nrmee fets ouraIoltt5. .rat
@sa. Ertce ae9e BET Qtne Bluff Mrt, Did
5aYlsr BET Bsrpid Bat unb Waermber In
9aIpsf"n. Gen. Smitb babe fsin 6auptquar-
tier In S9reUepcrt aufael&lagen uuo pte@ou.
Oernenrs Der Srans NRtffifppt Stantsu stn-
9slaoer, ltN NIT tBm am Is. In MarfGoQ,
IEeras, 5u berat1en. Der 0ouoerneur BON
'Ssras fat bsseits NIT 10000 Mann Ofilis
ms Gelp seradt. (Ronnt' CT Nrmeen Gus Der
Gree ltampfen p ''H 13e
SOn Ger 8irsinilnen Iratee beriGtet ba1s
iflbe 8latt, ba6 in Orange Court 6oule am
13. 3rau3ts 9anfees, tpeIGe f& BET Dem GIN
faas 6etbstlt9t tatten, etn9ebra6t 1eteu. Wuf
ben, pbersn Nappabanupd It a0eS rubto.
Mebsere ScIapen 1eten mad benz @enulIe Der
@anfse Gretbstt reuts gu ibren 0erren 3u:iit,
9etebrt.t Ste batten Die Gclaperet TN SaOen
Der ganfees Sc!aperet In Ger Nrmee pprge3O.
gen. CD
Sen. Gee mno Gsins Mrnee ieten belfeu
Wutb8 unO better @eInnobett. Sea. @WeG,
Der mirDtSe NaGfoIge. peS ptelbsflaatsn Sad,
ion, rette isst sinen WtaMleleI uno let fiir teDen
Rampf 5erett. i. ia.
Der @raminer 9iebt Wus3nge aus Brtvat
BON 2ittic tod, Nrf WelNe bslagen.
caB pas Golt tsner GessnO cine etyeus Cons
liberation etngerthta babe unO bts quar- Wies
bererGfnune psS GIufss fir ih alletu lprts
fcmmsn pole, Ser @ramtner bentt, biele
8sri6te wteoerIesten Den @lauben, bas Ra.
denmart BET Nebrliun iet ssrbrOGsn unO Gaet,
20 eebe etns Nrt Grsaturen, ote bur0 Gsen
nung utbt 3etRSrt, ~lOncsrn perutelfdlttst wsr.
ben. Der Grnminer Bate bsi ietnem cIaIf
lGsn @ieiAntfe Oaran otnten fOasn, ooB Otes
bon Der SUPRA gefast wtro. Nu@ 9srcu.
les Rolsncraa; faun bic Der 8tbelion bftpdl,
ttSsn.) 3s4.f' .a |a-s' His.'1'l' H7o aaa3
Die Sssberen : 8Staitter f4dmsn r& beam
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&aceubO@mmtb.

-e Etr-tr E +
0enn es eine @ace 9tbt, ote f@ ntGt
a1,u6rett MAIDEN GOntr NIT tbrer1 Nace, 70 If
-es Die triIAe STAGE. Dte Srl1nOer 6a6en nte
cine nennenewertbe NOlle tn Der geIG!dte ac.
iptslt ShUn Dor S~abr6unrerten burA Ste
@n9lGu0er erObert, Ga6sn tie mats;u 0Qes
r~erlersa, tpos su elmer NattUn 8sbGrt, tbre I'M
a66GngtStett uno lpg0r tire SpraGe. Sbre
celtG1e Wuutertstt unO 0eOanfenlCTgteit
freilt6 baden fe lt@ iel6ft inter cen bridenO'
iten Hmlf1uDen 81 berabret. 8epubt, 80 tpts
amm igre Uosr Dielmtbr bic rGmtI9 :
fat6Dttl6e Jtslt9ten. Bonn pulftt14tm uno
mateGteIen GlenO Ibers WSeer getrtebem, ert@
wtdfIn fe bier Ia i9rsm necsen Vatetlauo
ttneu Gacene6u@mutb Der ptrfltW lad1erlt9
il. Denn nan ife Bort, TT 90 Elm rob
SEQ MeiaerRGG Der GAGpfang. mSbr fetb
Ste Ma@fO EN- npa Dt@tern
anb 6e1benl" rtef neulth Der Gr1btlduf
ben ettvas 5srriGeueG trtl@en Mlp6ofratsn 3u,
bic FA our 0reDtet Spr Ietneun Walal1 Ders
lammelt Datten. Sd. Wacpre fIbrt benS tamm>
Baum Der SrtG6en mad @panieu suri6, Der
glg. 9eralO l6Bt lte eeIegentlid Direct BON ben
BbSnt5tern a%blfanvnen, 0te Nfetfen a6er Bee
anIpruGen, runoerbar 9eniis e~benfalls bic
MDrmannen nls lore Nenberrn. MQe
ayUsen M6nMer unb @cner6Ie miiIea
Stride geueltn iett. Wtr 1absn IN Seer gOrt
stnen Srlanbes, Der 9seen eth @tntrittsgelb
BON Is Ste. bte wenn aud mod 70 s~ntfernte
itilAe N%6Taminung aler 9rpBen WSGnner,
berPn DOrtratS or hatte auftretben tSnnett,
bmrA Den Mu9snlde!n namsawetIen csrlu@te.
DIE le6enagrpBen BruabtlOsr GROCER Il6nuer,
rslGe ct ocr5etste. parsn namIin mad Mrt
9er 9opierpuppen 10 auseefdnttteu, oaB man
jeoe1 etuen slenS 3ulammengebyGdtsn lscunb-
bdnbtsen 6tI3but oufRGlpen, cine &eiltnde
aber Die S6nItern Is9en unD einen G9pnpfet-
fenItimmei In Die MGnDeGe fe1en fpnute.
Worsn Die greBsn WGnner tn bte|er @Beile
aufgspubt, paun RIFF Der S0onmau triumph
reno : guno nun leGt GglbR, mai NapoleDa etn
Srl6nOsr pber n'GtS Wor @nlbtnatcn elm
SrIdnOrr pbsr nid0t2 5e2 @ar MlarS@oa
SCult Gin Srl6sper ? @oeem Scr, Wiit, @ona
ning, Str &pbeYt Nssl Syl0nbev pOer utGt z
6e2" a s.7.sss
LAB In Der Shat, man muBte benz Monn
3nGelleDfI, tug 3tupUisVss 4ssS Uts uuVgtS HtVS
Bsu @ldnnsr IN ibrem ueuen Nu;ms Don au=
bern trtl@en Gtfenbabn q rbettern
farm gu unterGGeiben waren.
Die Srlaueer fOrnrneu gum 9rUBen She'll
nd6 Nmsrtta, um ga tesISbnern, e r~neiltsns
ots @roar6etter, flaDea5 ober In Der
SflaUeret einen bartsn @pucurtenteu. 90 Der
@tln1e niGt be;nblt trtrb fir lstue Nrbstt, 70
muB aud Der Srtl6e nr6etten nm 9ertn.~
Gen QUbn. Sc ldse aIo ufenbar eerooe
i'm Suters6e bes trii@en Nvbeitsrs, baB bte
Ssloprrst ob9eI oft tperOe. l1nD bO@ LIT &c.
robe CT cine 6ouptfiiee Der GflaOsret nno
iCmtt Der NrtiOfrotie-auS Oummteit unb
RaeenbO9m Or LIT ia beder, ols
Der Bigger! Die sble. trtl6e STAGE pirDe ia
bsiatmpft, reur, Der 9lt9ser fret tparpe. Gllo:
down with the nugar! 81 .aa.
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Ole GpnieriytiOn in geew aIOrf.

New gOrt. 20 Aug. 6sute purbe bic
3tsbun9 Der 10 0arO ubpe Die geriuefen
3si&en mieorreniieter Sttmmune SoIlenoet.
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lafeu.
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fnoen Fe Gnb ale bewafnet unO trasen gum
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lt1s GIetOung.
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gUEbotsn 9rUserer 0anOen ietn ; man lprtdt
iO9ar BON 500 Nann, Die i& auf rSmiIasa
@ebtet %gslammelt BADEN, UNI bet 9aHftssr
@els9subelt tn unlsre Yroptnjen etn~SnTnlen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-21
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meiIten Updenblattsr stns ~1etasuoe @rbitte.
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Srbnung bf9angen porceu if. Die Dcctri
men SOu 8aybes u 0lnueut, Don einem urs
tbUouren SeItH6errlAer in Glnwenbmna ae.
bta9t. fino Elm Srspd eeeen oae @tpi1en Der
WtsnIdbett, BEN man ntAt bulDen fam.
Selbit tpenn @ortI6atof 1teht Bate nit let=
nsr ho@mMtbt8en Sebauptung, ba6 Die Our@
0te 1peilun9 eslan0tsn 0ropir3en Ia Birtti@.
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OetmsBeluu0 Der t66sren RIoNen etne unper.
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mannliGen, 5O,992 Dem wsibltmen @e19le6te
an ; 1882 paren GrUodlene, 1928 &tns
Der 'unter II Sabren unb BON leBteten 1910
nod ntGt Elm Sabr alt. %, 5 Der CT.
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Traueu ! 1850 1000 mebr oils Der Mdnner.
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6rauce fnOen mir bic Spstlstarte Des Dtners
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ppn RGnuueu auf9sfabren, nm DEN Griumpb
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naG penn pomp6Ien .Danf, zen Der General
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