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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-13

since the 18th Of July.-Ihere will be little
champagne made in France this year, it is
said-but it is added that Newark cider and
Rhubarb plant are in great abundance, and
champagne will flow as usual.-Mrs. Lin
coin. the wife Of the President. is soourning
in the White mountains Ia New Hampshire,
at preseLt.-A State Rights Association has
been organized in New York.-The letter Of
the War Department Solicitor, Mr.. Whiting,
in relation to the ar aud It's effects in any re-
construction of the Union, looking to new
status for the Southern States and not the
union as it formerly existed, is much COM
mented on in some Of the Northern papers,
Count Montholon, the French consul at New
York, has left that city for France, and proba-
bly, will not return, but be employed by his
governmental some other capacity.-A rattle
snake thirty three years old, was killed in
Rhode Island a few days ago.-The subject of
the Draft, the correspondence between Gov.
Seymour and President Lincoln and the state
of public feeling in relation thereto, continue
to occupy large portion Of the columns of the
New York papers, and are discussed with
much warmth. A ''National Sabbath Con
yentiou" has been held at Saratoga, \. \.
The National Intelllgencer reviews the re-
cent order from the War Department III the
case of Cashell, and contends that he cannot
be legally tried before civil court, for an Of
fence for which he has been tried by Military
Court Martial,
The special correspondent Of the n. 7.
Herald asserts that recent Developments in
dictate that relations with France are rapidly
assuming serious aspect In consequence of
affairs in Mexico" But the Herald is always
sensational" or nothing.
There has been sensible and most gra teful
asnelioration Of the heat. The wind shifted to
the n. n E. on yesterday afternoon, and blew
fresh from that quarter. To day the sky has
been overcast and rain fell
The cost Of maintaining seventyfouI major
generals and two hundred and eighty four brig
adler generals in the Federal army, with their
stats, amounts to the sum Of three millions Of
dollars per annum.
Accounts from Mexico confirm the news Of
the death Of Mr.. Proctor, the J. S. Consul at
Vera Cruz, the failure of the British steamer
Trent to take on board mail bag for the q.
S., and the choice of Macmillan, Prince of
Austria, as Emperor Of Mexico.
Yesterday, the Mayor of this city fined and
otherwise punished, according to law, several
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-13
AFFAIRS IN CALTFORV1,

rising Of secessIonist>, and there j. coo,n',
~ an uneasy feeling in the public mind q
the 6th instant an ARRAY occurred at V;<,ro
small town in Tu(are county. between sono
lonists ana soldiers stationed thpra =
OF the latter was killed. Several of the }orn,
were wounded. Thrty-six shots wara ~
changed. Adjoining counties in the soutbss,
part OF ,he State contain numerous seca..;on
lists. At Visalia great excitement prevailed
Some Union citizens, who organized as hou,.
guard, and others, pursued the parties who
fired at the soldiers The house Of the MON
who shot the soldier was burned down on rha
night OF the 7th which exasperated both
Unlonlsts and Secess0nlsts, each party accr
ing the other Of the deed. General Wuoh
military commander at San Francisco, fpa
graphed that all the spare arms among Tho
soldiers at ' lsalla be distribute to the bpv
advantage, and ordered troops OF cavalry from
Owens and Burr to Fisalla Rumors are err.
rent ola secession outbreak in Santa Clara 81.
lano, and Sonoma counties, north and south Of
the bay respectively. The reports are discrel
tied, but there ready circulation creates alarm
Washington, for the Government to immed.
ately begin new defences for San Francisco.
costing about one million Of dollars, but has re-
ceived no reply. The city supervisors voted
the city's guarantee for the repayment. to any
person who would advance twenty thousand
dollars. to enable Gen: Wright to instantly
commence proper Notifications.
SUNsrRoKE.- The late heated term has
proved fatal to many people. The New York
Evening Post makes the following remarks coa
corning sun-stroke:-
The symptoms of sun stroke generally inai-
cate constitution previously impaired. The
head, gives the first intimations of danger
This premonitory sypmtom ofsun stroke is men
toned in the Bible:-''And when the child
was grown, it fell on day that nc went out 70
his father to the reapers, and he sad to MS "a
Their, Ny head, my head! And he SAID 0aIaa;
Garry him to his mother And when ne naa
taken him and brought him to his mother; ne sal
on her knees till noon, and died. = Alngs'
4: 1920, g., i.
Manassas also, the husband Of judith the
heroine (chapter 5 2, 8. died IN similar
manner :-'sMannasses was her husband o.
her tribe and kindred, who died in the barley
harvest. For as be stood, overseeing tnsln
that bound sheaves in the field, the neat came
upon his head, and he tell upon hl5 Lea al"
died in the city of Bethuler. ,n..,
The remedies, ''laid down in the BOOKS m s1%
alcoholic and ammoniacal st1mulants tneSo s dts
"dihusive, and causing an equ2ole cI1C rar
ation of blood throughout the BODY anu 1; par
ticuarly to the surface. The patient = - 1 ~
ted to swallow the medicine; put Il no %
''out of his head it can be given BY e1e a,b
Washing the head with cold water j. anu bo rGs
bing linlment upon the surface with the s' No.
keeping up the friction as long as may DC ne
cessary, will generally answer me puL cgo }{F
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-13

At twelve o'clock on Monday night nsaiy
one-half of the Barracks at New Drop oIa'eD
Island, were destroyed by fire. These 0uI',
dings occupied the four sides OF square, et an
were capable of accommodating about nl'': -:
thousand men. They were built last year, ~
anticipation Of being needed tor 00S''s. #
camp. Col. Lansing, the colnmander - = 10 -
opinion that the Ere was the act OF one o. NV
drummer boys.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17

5auie tam, mas pft in 8egleitl1n9 be8 g1adt<
raaters Seldah, fp mar er betnabe iebe8mdl
Dpn grdnntnein fN8 CUR beltnnung8luiofeit
betrunfer. SeiaB er bann nod bic Ofod)t.
gu lpreden, 10 i4ien er ein teuflifde8~ Gers
9niiSen oarln 81 iinben, bic 'i&Gnbli6iten
S9tmpfwcrte 9e9sit lie au8auifcBetr, pie
Ie unter ben1 @eltnbel iiblia iporett. nit benz
er in ben 8neipen feline Belt berbradte. -
1le9r alS eirn1at murbe fte 70 entIeet iber
ieine '8eoen, boB lie barauf belt1nD, unD lpenn
eS lte 6as Qeben fplten iollte- -i6n III pers
lalfen nn6 nit Der Dienlfmago oa8 Bette 31
tbcilen ! y S9r ab9e5ebrteB QeuBere 9attc ei1t
6er3 rpr Steiu ritDren Ipllen; ober auf BEN
Glenoen, Der lie Iciit Weib 1dnnte, mae6ts
$50 @tntgr EdSs ndd, SEM 6 p6en eerl1pabnten
8Crsanqe iiberretdte bas DienlfmdDden tb<
rer @ebieterin eilt gtllet, bo8 Elm Brieftrdoer
ber @5tdbtpoit ab9egeben BATE fie blieb sum
@'liife, tpdbretto 8rou 8 raIieI6e las. iii
rem 3tnlEter iteben, Inn Der IuftrGqe tpeQen
pe8 Wtttta8elien8 Su batren. Oas 8rief(ein
mar nit periteIlten 3aselt, aber augenfGein.
lid opn etner Dame geIdriebelt- -ltnb cnt.
belt fplsenoe Mprte .'..'
- V- rn9liflid|e 6rau ...e
',-{ 1,5 SD 1alte mid perpfli9tet, i6uen alit5u,
t9eilen, 6oB SIR @atte, Serr s =, bsi
Sag unb glodt cine mQbrGaft fddnbli6eQes
tensweiIe fabrt, DaB er fem @elb nit 8e.
triiserll lno Saunern perseuoet uno gbaB
er ft6 bat tereben lalien, Bel Der g3Gdlfen
sroBen 8prerei eiltet1 Der 8dnlpfer 3u r5e-
tnoirelt. ganleatlid) ater iit e8 fitr Sic,
meiler Nnitdlt nad, gu tpilien nStbis, I(pbs
8lei4 iA CO Sbnen lllr nit GrrStbeu er=
Sffnen fanny paB 5err g.. DFfenfnnoig ei=
ne Weitaper1rn rcn Dem idlehten Nufe,
Die er fit ieiuc Goniine au8giebt, unter-
bdlt uno nit ibr beitGnoie Die Gbeater, Ipz
mie aud Tonilise 5ifentlide Srte beluat.
Sn Der 9cffnung, baB sic Wfat0 unD
Slu9beit 9enu8 beliben tperbsn, in nieler
petnliaen Sage gu banbeln, mic e8 elmer
8rou una @attin se3ien1t, unter5ei9ne id)
mid nit innt8er 5p4adtung rnb Spell
nabme ais ...-0.t,
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@etRte.

Die brcdbGen Btrfunsen beS gaterS nb ebt su firG-
ttn. Geru beS Getithile8, &ermtrrun9 ter Sheen Sc.
brudbeit her eiestrafe, b1e @bnur9en 9ltneisng
her 5eieuidaft u6t rad Gnamfeie, Wfstranen 9eseu
lid elbf. Sutftomfeit u. ~. no etn5e Der i9lntmer
Tplse. is8e fgE a4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
Gr 9 nhni1 III.

Hsiteb 6eS f5niglen Gple9ums ber g8urtirte In 9pn.
bpn rabuirter etneS eren ebiRtiaen @puesten
er Saaten bet ben sr6stn &te teines 2ebens In ben
9eipalern BON 2DAbDn pars YttlaSelpbta lo anoeren
St6bea seebra bat etntse Der fpunbebareu eilunaen
pplenbet ppn benen tie Gei6i6te ner aRebisn peB I'm
sabise aieenbe bic breniauien gierpBt nb anberen
Srdnfbeteu Iitten ipe J. 9. au, bic bel pl6ben @e
rduAen su ebr errefen bic SIT pit errbtben bel serinee
RIeint1fsiten II. E IL. Wurpen GuaentIidlb aetetlt.
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Snase MdWtaf,

beDabers peG4e bic cper enss e9etufn 2ar8 eewprben
ne has j1brlt ~ oele Gauense III Elm 3u tribes @rab
re6 ude rf pre erbabenea Solente ltnS entpifelten
@eranbeSfrae NIT pt Dsuncr Der Derettafct ben Se
nat beeeiitert o Ser 2eier beassree Some npdt tdben
pRrtfn, r,0sen ib init opaem 9estraicn naber. l aI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17

N G8Nibtrpik Grti eube nNS rnbebeutente Guadalber,
pel6e F ais Mer5 n9tbcn rto Dr. lobntpn's Nnfin-
tieansen cpaen: Shutfter Stiselpt3Ier gpmpenpuser
Qefsn aiiat coea aStiieni6a ter Debisn, nie-
hrj9en gernfe irmeten, li jes lesel1Big eebiltete
Mert ttuen ient llnerahenen unb ntt5 2rge8 Abnen-
Sen db citbt6i9en. bie eiunpbit Yer pslGe n8tdli-
der QGetfe In tire Sanbe frnmen gertn9dasen o rtni-
rSbnen beonter3 ir Stride meld,s nit 1eine ytue ube-
fannt nO ea6 tne 8e8apbtSosn DipIOme tetGnbis
in isiner 0Iiice lte9sn. s -s3
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17

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unb pbrs gbrutg IN @eIGdteA "a pernraer GeapMGlsis
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acrsaJb SGbren augrprben btI csrSran&r, sfeis 81
- ysr1nea pe3e BON FlGicse eiisrn. nc1rea, eSntan
aac asnautr gn9Gs bsr SSapscut ST. q 81. eat} yer
torSe fR eonuIt!ren n:b btt Estsir tc ttSe1 ehse'
EbciIe res 3GnSes gef&idt crSalitn. 3 r31tIA
AGt Ealtrese bItben rens prva'n, 50 sss CfFs FsS
EsxGrate Btnmer sur Ntspoftrn ber paisentets
DNsn % EEv SESeasAsEis asr EEeAbS.
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DR. Johnston,

Der etn;tGe Mr3t, ipel4sr anIsi..E.
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@ff1GrltMe Rrnrfhg;t.

gBenn Der rreseletete unftuss Sinsns ait8nbet tas
ben Setn bteer @mersbaften &ran9eit n aueenDm-
bdt eeiett ca bIui5 taB ein un;ettee8 Sange.
fabl Dber bic 5urG @ntbetuu3 ibn abitrsdt ii
ene u enSen, au pel@s IN SriJe br:r @r5tebuna nnO
NeipftdblttSt aaet fein Nerraen ieten f6nn unb er
tpnrtet 70 lanse bis bic SDmptpme ees redtsn nebsls
pie g. Elm nit geidwl ent3up1tec Gals, ene b0e
Scale Sdmer5 i'm Gcpfe uno III pe! @leer, Nbnabme res
gefdtS, &aubbet Ausw dfe Der Saut, &pen ben Sc-
unb 9lrmen Snnea i'm @ef4te unS al Grtremita>
ten @ 3eseu tps tann bieie ebet nit ether dredItten
S9ne ppr @ 6reiten bts sulest Der @aumen unb
BITE Nannper einiaaen3 has Spr brr fttdbaren 8ranf
tst ein @eeentanb res eie8 rrrb unb Der Sob etnen
lrefltfen 3eiben babtr Elm Gnpe at ba8 ct tbn rad
tenem Qanbe qrn9 fetn etfenter 3uridtetrt
@s lit ene rauriet 3tatiate, hdB Gouenbe bfefer rrd-
baren Sranteit gum Sper faen TT 5plae Der lluse td
lt6fet unr lcneer Nrdbler mee bur Mnweubuns ieaes
tSbden GtiteS res WeturS rie Gonutipn rerniten rb
Ven Nef beS yetens in etil elthes Oaien perpaubeln
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@etsenes 8 @fanrre1 .@anp.

@tne tIene partie GBnts leteres 9aut; aebes Esese
unb b1ues Ydpier aue Gpreu 2abeS une 8ranes paPtt
sumS etleteit nb Mnsieten bon @isarrenttfen ~ No. em
pfns spn Stem Dprf unt empfebIt su tlaisen gretien
: Spfepb S@rbber,
tOl9et-s) G5sE. @de Baltimore u. Sretettd
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a1timore eoaz9 9Dfpita1.
BUR untsrDsiifuas bet Qaodial5frsitta5lirt,
Der sisstse @tds In b. g1elt, TOO l19srs,
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r,o3r7 8ebets9esa ardrfa9iten tf .asl
asss isssssa ss sa Egs: $Das
unb Blaie, SaameWrsebun9tn, @bp1de Der Neroen Na>
seni4ma9e, Wtatsfei gfebereeTblaoenbei 9erRanbes-
i6wde, 5erjflppfeH gibternbeit 3itern, NusentpSds
Der Qtnee tts Maeeas ber GtnSeptee uno aaer jener
eb, bic ppn eepen 9ebstnen GIepcbnte ten Der Suserb
bes sa e SiS Ssr @
setttg sebe1t perrtn, tire al6;e6e SennnSen berht
ten Sbr0de rer Contribution perorrtriusl bic &be un1
Salt uaden ,inb su1est sen 8Erper ;ub Stu ,erDren
Suaee D>dvt>ef, $3.50
bepnbers peGe he Cpier eassGe9siufn 2ar8 sewprben
ne has jdbrlt ~ oele Eaufense III ea su tribes @rab
re6 trdc btf pre erbabenet &alerte lnS entpidelte
@eranbeSfrae nit bnt Dsuncr Der gerettamfct Se
nat begeiltert Ger 2eier bedsernee Some npft tdben
pRrhen, n,0sen ft NIT oplem 9estrn;en naben. sI
.5MG uf Observation-Disclosures, yaHa.D.
pber @Olde mee db su perbsratbta beab4t8en unb Ii
Rbsf4sr Sdmdde eser etaes aabersa 9MoeTniss berae
rlttne eisbartsit berge ben 3ttter uHb Spdde pser
grfb6pfunS her ttred!tfen Dirt merben i6neQ arrt.
3erjenee, peler ger c8etaneiuns nno Nurprse BON
Or. SDbnpn naersett tann tbm alS enem Gbrenmatne.
ptne s5urebt m aapetrde nb saperitdt duf etne dr3t
Tide Gei9iGlitfet rcrlalicn. lg 1l.i @ c
9Q 3-,sl Srganifhe G5dtpGfs alt
rb nberdal eebcit nS bic scre srat rpicetr berse-
eut. DieeS fnrtbare Qeen mel6es baS 2ebenelenb no
bic @be unb &ubtpmrte,tidat nnmE96 ma4t tfsct cas
2rpS Oerer bic ibren 2eioendafte lnbefoaen frDbne
Sngc 2ete iin0 8u lst 8a Nusamsfun9en senegt neil
e beren Sp8en ndt eenaW fennen. Sbget6 e aud bur6
Strfturen, Nieber9asen I'm 6arn, Stein uno anrere r-
laden etiteben an IS 1T lie tod meifertbe8 cine Gpse
heS Nebrardes ber eeefen Oreane g9er aber min es
o0nen bdB tte ra Der @reusune eber Oener oerip
ptrh bic m bemli4en 2aaern ereeben, ais bon Denea
Ste ea weife lir6. g. ,5aH-Eat
HH 8 Htee: go. Z Gubs6reeertdI IT,,
feben Tbirett BON Baltimore it,, 6itltGe Seite,
Die Stufen btnauf /.
Ndn merle i Ndmen unb Sau8numnter, Bonn nnfrien-
be unb rIseribe Nama6er ourtrtebene nnb gepfenlpe
Nuadialber, Subftfer, @tefewi6ier StraBenreini9er
unb 3ampenpuser u. N. b9 regelmaBise %erste
nb lauern dnee3pgen npn Or. Spbnpns uf tn Der Nabe
R8. ale Brtefe tttaien enea ppf-Stanp enttalten.
Gine I0ettung in 2 Gaeea ;neelihett.
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Ve7onbrrs Az bedblen !

3 Or pftipn btetet aen 2enen feiuc 6lie an trelGei
burd iple gebele unO unarlie, @et unb E6rper aer-
Dreube ir bic Arbe bic GeienIb unb bic Gre nGbs
n1ahenee 2afer aeiGtpdbt tdber - -,
isr s etnee trdurisen sensHertben SpI-
gen tcr fruben Gewrbnbeen res Yafers: Sw e int yIf-
6ts @eriu ber 0u feitraft erftrpfen neb5e lInrube
Wascnihw1c. lnprbnuns Ger 8erbauungs Srgane aGae.
ntene Gnttrdtuns, Ssnptrnte ber Shtptnblu8t.
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3uuGe23u!e

btt f4 bnrl 9emli@e qafr se@wdtat taben bic e f MI
gen e andAtli piren elblt I'M Sdiaie, brrd gplutiu
et, Die, wenn lngetheitt tie Gbe umSgiib maen unt
SStper unb Getf serf6ren n ten clpr fe n6ttgt dit.
te tpan. Spe Yerpnen mleu beopr t entrettu IN tis
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/ maJ rga IA tbeH sgr VrsGIe. ),

Die Siele Eauiente, ethe m5t enb Der esn feben,ebu
Sabretnneer Mniat fnrt pu DC uno bic APen9e wih>
tiger truroar; tlte Eperdiren, pefe Br. SpbnUn aus
brte tb tensn e fttua9s- Happprter Ojee nubre
Nerionen tepplrten cas- putlttum su wtebertpen
Walsn ,:reritde murb, irb enol 6 IN @eS9 auf ienen
@taatter aI8 Ggreemann in 83n9 auf Gtardfte unb Ge
r1entaittafet np Neitapen clue tnrtttenfe G'erdtrs
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17

8r. Spufpn Ill Der einsiee reSeImdb8 s6ilbete If;t
tttel unb ge6antans fn0 allen anberen ednili9 nbe-
tanu Gr lii beraneebiltet rpn etnm Sebe weldes Ct 1T
beit er5gten Sppit6ern GurppaB nb tem eren eeS 2a
beS 3ubladte, nGHlt: Grelanh 8rantre9 rnb IN hent
BlOdles QbilaSepbfa H. no uno er bat ae auS5eseRn-
tere YrartS ale ale anberea 2erSte oer gDelt
Der reder itd ber pleee be8 Or Solution autetm etbt
kan fe perrduen av fenc @bre ais Wdnn upb etae &C.
JGidltdfett ais Sr3t. $50 N3 49s!i3 114s- L4@
n3- Cffice: SO. g 5b- TrebertG itra Sc, Hntes
1aHb bon Salttmorefr., neben ber ,arbetterbaue."
Z 6auttrantbetteu tptrbet f&ne1 9tketlt, '
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17

TIr SutlerS unS gseffaurdteure.
Qebte beutl6e @erpeI gpnrt, tantr etnsemdd
@pe'ns3 3uneen, ddter unpnapse'ne9ttr p q !:
q ct .R6fe Qtrt burger urb RrdHter die S6
ttnee, SarbeIIcni orbtmes, cent tn petIGte
teen WaduneenIbilist tn beItetteen 0antttaten BET
80 ''".' 80 A, RpebeI 2StlbelMV
Ii .---- M. E...-H.n 379 gD. @aIttmprtfr.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-07
MRE YoUR OWN RIGHT HAND ssAv.

Psople who have been bolstsrsd up and
Hevered all their lives, are seldom Rond for
anything IN crisia. When rnisforaunas
come they look around for some bOdv 40
cling TO or lean upon. If the prop 10 NOS
there, down they 60 !. and ones down they
are as helpless as capsizsd turtle, or un-
horsed man in armor, aud eannst End their
feet again without assiataace. Suah s,lkan
fellows no more resemble self made. men
WIN have fought thslr way 90 position.
making difiicnl'ies their stepping stones,
and deriving discrimination from dafsat.
than vines resemble oaks, or sptutterinR
rush lights the stars or heaven. EHorts'
persisted TO achievements train = man 10
seIf.relianoe, and when be has proved to
the world that he can trust himself. the
world will trust him. We say, thstefurs,
that IL 10 unwtse 20 deprive Young man Of
the advantages which result from anersatio
action, be "boossing" them over obsts.
cIeA which they ought 30 surmRunv alone.
NO one ever evan 80 we'll whp placed bic
confidence In q cork jacket; and ii. .uhea
breasting the sea oflife& we cannos hnoy
ourselves up add tfyto forcs shrsciyes ahead
by dint OF OR swn energies, We ara mes
salvage, and il 10 Of little coussouspcs
whether we '"sink or swim, sarviTs d
perish.", r ~ :,
One OF ths beat Lessons father can rive
nls son 70 ibis: "Work, streogshes your
moral add mental faculties, IN 700 woaid
strengthen year museles, By vigorous eyer.
asse' LsAsn EosWansy sesfcpmasanees, yoas
are then ihdependsht 0r foftuns. The nsa
81 a!ntstio m@aa ,wh0 tnsss their nlarka ss
sne years iu. whlch theY lived, we're ais
srainsdsa4 Ebugil sch oIs THY "a. mess
Roups Vi thsis hisA pBsssibm bv m i
leverage: they lsspA lRfe 2ahAsins,
wl.n ppp9ssng sFaeksS axeidaa asslsaphs
asad when the geal. ~ feschsAs ssls 80
ous Tor the eilsthas nd slrsagsh ensa slssaa
o ahey sarovs, y could never ben ataaIIls
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-07

or one Hho min get ont d al haaards. bas
that nobls bard Who looked = on eolors
|snd kAxa GOOD By sAem through s.hny =
baths and ean oaaks Ais. comr sdsss graves
In saozsn Rsbsl skatas, ahsy pasa like
shs wind. Thaak God sbsy have not - ses
movsd ~ one iOsa, -pothIpg bat chagrin
and indignasion hAi gone forth from the
soldiers. ! hope u win cause the inssiga-
tesa Of liz to stop and shisks EITS
II yoh Wahs Jour apsfit aroused, CONS
dswuas Eeausa 1ssssps - shis fsssltss cry
from the North and see Asv shs army feels
ovsgsiss Notice she seselsgeBs paassd By
the Illinois ofkosrs. Phat meeting was COM
posed Of nsariy every 6feOef 6f the illinois
regiments here, and was Jed By proniuens
Den ocrats. ne hearty Endorsement the
resolutions received from The, soldiers and
all would assonisb you, Il vii not 90 %
meet thsss men With the charge hat they
are soldiers machines and do the bidding
Of Lincoln. they obey military orders,
bur when it comes TO civil policy they are
as out spoken a. any ous.
3" We want p. t-~.
LA Conscript Law ....+
2. ALaw defining Treason ...S....
8. Better discipline and the enforcement
Of sentences Of death on 'dsssrters s : :.
T. a general raking Of the North for de-
serters--their return and punishment;
S. II the Conscript Law is resisted, send
for old regiments. will guarantee they
will enforoeit; 'f.~2% - J.. 4 : ',''' f-"'F
5. Noprdmotious; 30 appointments only
except Of ofEcsrs who have their hearts IN
the war; Il
! I. Add lastly, every man Who is living Of
Of Government, should be made TO suppor'
the war by word and action. II be will nos
and 10 lukswarm from FEAR of che copper.
heads, have him removed, and pus d,sa'
blsd soldier IN his ,plnCe, Who has Q Rebe
bullet in has body, and you will have q soa'
! mdaa.
| IE 1t lie 10 be a divided North, for Goo
sake don't feed, support sud uphold mer
BY Government IInHaeHcs and money, who
are opposed to us. am in earnest in shiI
matter and do not want TO go home dEsgrscet
by set of men who were always traitors
but only now allowed to spis it out. 49,
Yours, 60.