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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28
0I;is @anfns.

&auios @ttp', 81. aug. Quautreue
veute finO iaber Die @ren3. GOnnttrs 8erfprenst
unD tperbsn fottwdtrsnt 8sGsBt. Gle ltsbsn
fat ale Vfsrcs uno geloblenen G5oden I'm
Gttd uub aber 500 @fsYoe liao bsrsits sinss.
braGt mUrben.
gBsttere % WorbbtenEsr Ilno 9etSbttt ,pors
zen unD bic 31bl Der @'st0otstsn mag ttbt 800
tetroesn. @.fangsrs werpen ntGt esutaat.
@Ge 61uler uCtOrtl6er @usrtlas unD bic,
tn pslGsn setObltne SITTER gsfunosn '~pur6en,
mnrDsn perbrannts
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Son Der 8Otun,ac Nrmec.

Wafbtnat0n, 81. Mua. Nad 8e.
riGten BON oer Dotomac. Nrmee tptro bos ur.
ttetl GeSeu Die 5 Delertenre pom 118 Wa,
Rssimsnt er(3 III 9aultas pCGlredt uerDeu
% Oe Werugtte!ltsn nod etntae :3stt fir tbre
geiiftihe Bcrbsrsttung ~psrlanst 6abeu.
@apt. 5unter pom is. 8ire. 09egt. unb 4
Wtann vpn, tOpO8raptij&en Snaeaisurcorpe
Der Ge6tGen spurGsn In Sing @evraes So.
GA ~aefaneen, rra0renp Ie bort 0ermslTuu.
gen aufnobmen.
G'n ue0es ARRANGEMENT tn BetreT Der 81.
ges3situngsn 1T 8~strcfsn tporoeu. Den Col.
Daten 1T Die Wabt Der :3ettuueen Die Ge leIen
t%Doler, gang fgsigefelt IMP boben (td In ben,
6au nnr an ten uGdReu Mruaee ;3ettunns-
A8enten 90 iptn0eu.
Dc9ea ote mavpoirenosrl 8aaoen, tselGe bic
S0r8sr Der uu'Gegsno oue3usiGnpern pReatsn.
Fno o'e ffreu9ltsn Wabregeln er9cifen tooroen.
Dtgist3 Die Armse In LITTER !3eit feline
0fenFtOs Beipc8unsen b~praenomr,en bat, 70
mar opA Ste @opallerte uuter B~leafanton Be-
eGnbtg ouF RuabInaft uao auf Wtdet uuD
Dat ta8ItdI stui8e Sarge 9enoGt, parunter
mebrege isbr rpthttge.
Die p~rCfOBlasos Bat gteen 30 muautboris
tlfte @atler unb 9aMl;rsr In 8ertpabr. Der.
8nrfhe paren uns ftIbsr fs6r t6fio.
l0se0Fa obfr isBt iumtaarila ab3efsrsisr ,peg.
pen. ,..e
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gsrhafturo rines Oir,tes.

Nsp gOrt, 20. dug. 6snsp 8 @bttos,
Gin sn8ll@sr &r3t, puspe 9tl(ern MbeuO uuf
Die SsidnipisIp8 pertdf'et, uftiRrertlde
BlaFate bsrbrsitet su babsn. Mle leine @ee
baIfen tpurb'n 9arass Dtrou. elm G00lGnper,
unb elm Druder f'tsenommsu. Dix Wlafate
tpareu Ill Ole oSGbBe Der 6vetAsit" os,tdtet
nno fo,peru tn fhpalfIe e @p, ads biz gGrs
ger DUn NeU gorf cuff $4,000 fetsultsuern.
I'M pte 0s1eBmaBt9fsit Der &onlcrtpttoa untsrs
lud5sn 5uta0sn. Die l~aubere &shlllhaGt wur.
be @eu. @0at9 aber0ebsn.
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BuuOc~s 9auptFaOt.

Wa1btngtpn, 27. Mua. Die 99tes
nerlogc Sborter5 In FER B ~&hlcorp.one opn
Nlabama 0rg'rt bic ep|irutfen. ST.. Watte.
Der erpd9Ite OCnrsraear, irar sin nlfp- t1"te"
Wtt9 uno rtro ietn WtD9lidfes fur nniere
Sane uuo Ooe Ssae 1einsS Staats tbun.
MuS Sc.m &anptauertier Der @Ototnac 0lrrase.
Gin &rilb oss tDmmnne;genoeu Denerals
bsttmmt, DaB pte 5 OeIertenre, tpslGe DOE ets
ntsen Goeen gum Sooe peruttpsilt uurteu,
syi am @amltaA btnssridtst tpsrpan |e6su.
Bon golters @cFppten9efeGte am "a lInO
npA feline Bertate ttn9sIaufen. .r5
Serbaftlnsen.
Ndbreno Der | bten beiDen 0o@en BADEN
-&opt Sobnion0 @ebstmpott3iien a6sr SO
.Stslpettteter rerbaftet pslGe mad Gmpfang
oer 0cSabIun8 az eniEisten be,Iudteu. Que
9atten BON 1925 Bic $500 an ibrsm &Srpsr
SerRsdt. Ote meiftea BON linen Hn0 DeIsre
teuce aus NeBtmentsru i'm aFtipen DteRie.
.tve5a19 @0iebp'S SauSe .aIa.aafC no
naEm seltern MtOrssn tur5 DOR / ubr 5piIGsn
SuQ 8an uno @entrgptls Al Sullerwd0en,
stue WIen9e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno YfsrDe
meg. Der YbtlaOsIptta S0qutrer laSt. sr let
rap 81 Gem aup 9suetHLt cGD U(ols69 nho
ote Cutters sinanOer tn. Die 0dnOe lpscuItrsn.
SorpeSOes BON GbarIeF0n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crbielt gstsrnyia6
mittag etns 9Susmno dine aus Dsm Dofen
BON @baIisfUn, bersn 9aupttb IL Elm getpObn'
TIDES 8ab nit ~etlsrusn Nsifen lit, an Dsfen
O5srepl Gnoe 5pet stfsrns 0iattea In l SUP
Gntfernung anp8sbraGt lfnD, tpslde bic 8Garsn
Der YulperFasmsr uuo ougelaraubte 3Juo
b1tdsn snttalten. Gomts Die ~stIegug Niotte
beriibrt Wbb, f6brt elm 6dmmsr bs,ppv, wel.
DER Eas 3Gn0bGtGen nuD Namit ben GOrgspo
a%bfeusrt. Dos srplOotlsnne Matsyial 0sbt
tpte ps@ AUG uuD -bsitsbt oue GtUdsn II
R5rneEn. Moa b0lt ete MolFe IGr (o%gsnonn-
tes patsniplIosr, 1ssldps0 aud i'm Daier tr>
pIOOigt. 1resI
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SGfr3t9@fDg, 81

Aua Nleranbrta. - G}oras(Iern
NoAmittog neb4en MoletY's 2eate eintae
VFeEoe bet Gor0On'S S0snts. wofel Elm aanlpf
sntitanc, III REDEEM. 5tpst usieyer Golpaten
umFansn, ete Nebsil feI uuo nsebrere perp.an@
DIT rparpei. '.'-7. aa
@erssEere glaamiftas parbe ouf BET
Dfrfte siss N1ense G0Nap. eouT4ctyt, fpeI+
der tnTEcblf06srn 1erpddt nor. '
/ Wusgearabem.-- Deltert, Woraeu
tsuspe Sos Waria 8aGtug i'm Yags bes
@mitbiOn' iGen Saftiiatee In eiusr islb,t sae
erabeaen 5Stle lanft gebstet gsfuaofg., Dts
Sorettf pa, tpte pieie anpere, DIS @;espeSntett,
ScIOatentIeiosr ~ trasea. 5ie .vag lsby
enttaulat, oo H. ben 8sin0 etnes GysuaDes
ert0ortsts. Nl8 Scr Bolt3ilt biz grnune Yforte
t9Ter iomn1esti3en 8ebau|uag SFaete, riff
Itt: BIT Du se, Sim 2 Sis 0atte ets,e gDele
1ta 9 3sSa sfs J Sis s2ES[en g aIS $ SiGRjti BIeaalu( lib
In go. Glider gsbra6t. og5
t ungIud9falL Gsiterts l1ourbe
81 WeGtuefp Sont l. Deiawase Ne9Imsyt
in, g~tIenbabnbrfe Ibesfabtsn uaO 10 ftswsr
paS ar in ,ptatSen Stunpea Fart.
I 6dIfAnn g. gsH cttcultrea bier 81
aen,partts S3aBamtsnoter, tpsjae rcna$1 3I
$40 eefot{@t itnb. Dfam Jet alio aul Ieiner.
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, .ast.. ,.. Baltimore, %. Au1ut 1868.
Yts GreitdS, ben 4. September, Mprsens 10 llbr, tperscu
IN. ttelem Bureau periAeIte Mnsebpte nt9esensenpmn1en
efn &tetl cpu Daluut Irer, awtN1en stUIs HnS Qeah III
Ifps; ub Mpie NGee 5~ptGden YreiienfDuhr. uub g1dtr,ut
Aueo jH s aOIt en-. pftaitern unb init Nancfetnen Al oeriesn.
Der seer tte GOatraftpren Wpilen fb nit gutter BureI6aft
rerpftGteH, Gas G5ra0niren uHb YFafsru senou mad ben
Weftmnun9eu Der Oerprenun9 aueSM ubren, meIde baS
Ssfen fir @racutrpeg, @faiteruns unb geupflaaeruns Der
StrGseu, @aiiet1 unb Muegs Der Stabt Baltimore fefIest.
.Ulg Nut 8eieht .u ~.
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- (OtTr6St6r} ...l.# r,4Gttrf ber StGetcpntrnijiare
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BOrt Snmter iR eth Sr6mmerSaufeu, baI
Id aber nrA ntdt trSsten.
Neuere Bert 6te. Co.,.
Die leete GauOne auf Sort .Gnmter
beMclirt. SO IS '.s s..
SbarGeftcn nit ariehifAern Teuer
rai sHs b~eIdbOfeu. 10 ar
New Wort, ~. Mus. Der Araao III
Osben NIT glaarttotsn btS gum 25 (DtsnRaa)
ngsfOmmea. Nm Samifas UNI W.tternodbt
.~Uouctrte Nomiral DabI9rsen NIT S WonttUrs
uf Sumtsr ane balhoB 70 p16reno 8 Stun
en-. bts Elm NebeI d%ufttea. reI4er boS Sort
nIidtbar maGte. Sunter ontportete nit 3
5Giilisn aus stner 6anoue, tudbrenO MOul.
tie, 0rsgS uni, o8sanresarb etRen .t&u.
slrs9su auf bic Monitors ~faaDtsu, Dbue ierod,
'8eno etneH SfaSen 81 ttua. Die leste Ga
one bes sorts Suuttsr, pstGss total In 2at-
en- l'e8f, Unroe em Na@mtttass BOA ibyem
often 9evOrfen. srle na,f ..,
I'm IL u1r NaGtS fe9ann bas Bom6ags
'1tent Der 5tapt NIT gyisai(6sm Gsuer.
Die Nutnen BON Sumter,, % 0 niHt Iber 20
Ram ltatt4nirt fEnb, .perDem nur bu,G bic
sanUnsn BON Sort MOultrte teldabt.
Nm SOnntdS Nahmittog ruaroen bic bem
tsotuf ob8enOmmsnen &anonea eur@ etnen
DUblae5teIten S@uE ms Oofer ee1dleubert.
Die fipli9s Mauer IL Bic auf Die Ralsmotten
'teDsr8flhOdsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28
@tdct-D u rui1artdtsz&Sfffce

e--s- ID 8altimpre, ben IL. 2lu8uE 1865.
8erfieBeIte u mach cite nerteu in befer Office Bis
WRoniG1, ben II NGauit | lhr w uGss, dr9eRrmmen fur
ben Ban etnea Yrtdheln- RunneIS BON Gait tn Mper ue bis
gue cd, un3tf1pr 100 6ug !o1a unb 8 Ga6 i'm 9 4r9 pieit
fer RAD tnuen. ts
eldn uu6 nibtre Spt5tfttatiUasn t6nusn in tie{er OFFce
~c!nssltten toerper. ~ lgr. |.ai eIlHf RI. -erG
-.--c%;r AEftres
Sct mttt.
(A1@nG2MIr2@) alert Der Stdrt GonsmtG6re
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28
8eI6atts< 8~erlcguug.
Saapressce z. Giee s. $50,
&n 9ruS 9analer IN Strumpfpaaren, @alan'
teytesWrttfsIu nub Y1DttsnG.

itfteaNrItEeln nu0 9(OttcnG,
ar. o Nsests2SaItimUreftr., ~S,pifJe,t sOtpGrSs
ti. ID u tkc 2ibertDffr.,
l1een eternntt bent aeesrten @ublifum iar bds tbnet btsbs1
Wertrdueil tben 9anf nub setSeH e~rSebenff an, 0ns
ls ttr Gnercs Wei11it ben Sronflinfr. mad pbt9er, gldte
oerleet tdben, fcp bieFse SInhIe r%iDtpteS trret1ler I'M Stnps
lteiS stne Gu tsabt alter ~8dusbdren 2Dooren 81 ben btutsFea
sUbclei ale presfen ftnben fpereeI,
E%- Suffers fnben irrirdtxsn6 etae 9rpBt Muep1pi
In Ger Mrn.ee kenSMieter MrttEeI, (24&we1@eD
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2u aglegt 92atS0s

9't %lslhtc OrauNers iageG ntT adIaNs$ppu. Dag nniai got
:a1n 9eA RlsitsrI Ietr bGbsaetS III Aap Hniess ElttS;r BtNtdgl
Sft:s "a. biz St8en0 eEieS eHbelea 5guis8 Ia 5tT %5tGt!-
itt tEnni *fnta esfa,t tsrlaSrh bag rir gu ua65lgat N:tt'
as lts beEttH 6iettst ~Dlfasflr, Bic nat ssyue4 nerttm Ia
R."2T- RS SO 81 q q eGE4#tteGfi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28
- E}artberM Aeulea. @ileNlahm 6ra@t,

IS. E}&rt9etn &clsIrus 1tIGNI0bm 6r0dgts
@ %!Seyt3r.
f.l calvert StGtipM. '
.. ,.ft.a sa-a off. . &Giinprs, 81. SNli 1853.
Die ~gtori&ern 9en.r1t Gti:t aAh &elsAi&ait 1T euro Ut.
TF%angea5snts oi5 PEI gttD yott nto @tte, nHo atlantic Nno
it,fea, mad sen ~iolsenbsn pG,ftea on Der stIsniie Pms Greet
gDeitern SaGn mo frad,t epa Curt III ~bsibrhstn:
aS}dmestoHn, Ha 4aa' .4, m 5aa
.a.. @plnaibue,
~ m @Crr@,
Iai ..u2 s. st1gH &Tie, 4
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q 8alttr ~ 6 n. NuBuR.
Hipta 't--

!. Z ST. 9breni UGirstfanet" artiftn Sts III ei
nen, 4'bsrs NAB 70 gu fa8en NIT Drsld fLeaeIn
nnIere ssgdfarte Drlle, tic Beanesn ees Gu.
ftonbaules uno Der VOliuiiee, ia l6erboupt
bic 9anse tpsies 8ssDltsrmns BON Baltimore
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6. RuaOp'6 Gmuie-

I s. &UaDp'6 SMuie.
F., &te &ebritunsen fur taS aatnter- Senefer beatnner an,
Atenlfes' rem 1: September, Wfcrsens s llbr. Die l.
tfrn ser @ Iter WerDen beipn.
lcrfertn@t. bic ietben bis u p~ben9enann.
lem SAGE , CT MIR etntr effen an ta5fen. In.
ne'Snnneeh CUR anfnabnie neper S%dler nerben i'm 2ntfe
pfr gGote entae9eaeenpmnten. S""'N
8. &uape
N0p-l -. III l9 6. @5aAir.
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AuTOrOeruuo

AufOrOeru ae+
Carl 3ebIe anb Nueat etUs, Sbubmader, ruerSeu erIutt,
'eFs @srslle IN Der Object. 81 5urif8utaHeu. 1851
Wamrtht an Steuer,aeler.
gitD Collectors Office,
nf s Baltimore, ben 20. Mua. 1868.
aI ben ~tfdotiid'eu &aeen file 1863 werren, treln ali
ober Dor Dienftas BEN 1. September te3ablt. 3 n@t. Fir
@rnnoetsentbnm unb l psf. on perISnlidem Giaentpr,u
unp all Staatfteuern 5 p@t. &65us %aetattet. Qns Ser
ionen, Die NIT Steuern fHr 1852 ODER frt6ereu Sabren i'm
1fud tanse fiue, Siene 5nr 9faGri@t, bus elm t~peiteres ball
beS Yrpcent %berednet ipirb, peun feIdbe nidbt an coer usr
eea 81. b. be3a6lt perben.
,naonon ga. -, Mua 90. @rice.
W S0tAU Gtes G3Bect re-,
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Nerfnmsimlntt,s.

Das e0mtte be6 &6rnerfeRes mtrb erfud,t, teute
etnsuftnben. 2- ~. ' ~
S. s. @ etItagtsff,
kUF( -.- Nriibent HS GnnniteS
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@faets@omm.Gaviaf.

~. baltimore, q. Mu8ua 1868.
BIS 5reitaC. brn i. Gepttn,ber, Noreens 10 u6r, perten
IN bteItrt Bureau %reriteeeIte &neebpte ent9esegeH9snprnntea
Gle Mae9 3ptiten Striders WuD Stimpreftr. biuter ben @e.
aauhst an Ger S~toreieite etu Qcrtnetpnitra6e an sraouiren
pNp iii ~pf1aiern., .-9,.-.1.4 .s-..,
Der rber Sic GpntrattrreN nttilsn 10 nit gutter @arBfbait
berptidten, bds d~5rabtret unb Dftateru senau udd) ZEN BE.
iiiralnarsen tet NerprDnur8 dusiuf bren, WeIte has Gpiten
fut @japtrung 0tafterung uue Meug flaret ung Der 5trcFrr,
tSaiien unb &aepS per StGo, Baltimore ieriest. AZ
Nuf $eeW ....o ----a ...
..- Sbb GmitG,
iIN5irGS NffrN E1Prf hPr G tnhfcni1r, ~ rc
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es1 Reaea1aIe,
- s@S~H ~ -, ...--.
3!p. II gscrtS 5GtDa$s es tQEs,
sieuea BteYtIsn eSdisen ,as psaa 4p5iitnr4 stGPs Wgsr eS
bett 80, Pas t3 IL nttner 2S2rthflai1 tta 11sasI..&nt'iS
81 ia - ~aufgcnsGt wro rue @orsebivagtr s~esrjf&h 3aFe
fowpbl ben 'BieS&abe-,s oseisS eSien 5pieIeA, mt aud sdt1
hbrisrn Gdff.R oEn Deiu6, E1eIn'% 9cfaiss II S~:isehsbrs rme
ESaltG s. a~taden. VI --.,-. .
Die bslttn 95etrcntg Gtb auGBgScianett& StsT ger:ea 81: II
intrteben ieueu nBb is5er 1SoNiGg NtNr9sp UNI bait Il Hi
Triru elm 2usgs3ctSaser 2u II d ier'trt.
tSScr24-apr24l + c5r:6st@ gStle.
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leans N nS22S-Sesinrno fir tals9t, On ser sa0ieite ~, -
i iidsTt tue nnsSa|r e]tnsaas.rt t,gSS p5 fsssliS S On Sr f TSsrs ri
den ytat G on S Sf eIss SSSht i Fir nnS seftq9. uab Der pefli-
~. S SGss! y j. 8ia, f aS isnita :. ias ! AZ $40 sesis1st
@sa 3 H'G Ss5 afsef ss ! n m.atb S aa ssl. sta;' . Fl ss gS sit.
HhPstaGF HIM nus iur ERlt8cn 9tate stner est asge,
iGast lar haS ge. NTH d ~0ee;spst ppn 6: Senftns; wv Ia
ssde sSs 81 Stts SsasiT lRfi A5s % Siai {, s Z iJ39 at sT pst gHsisis
y n orl es. TT ~ nI9sssr ianipBn SUI, ts 4ap1 antans-
s sg gDoS @ Z ans siah 2ai s5n sssias t. ssS s sdSssi ,a &;
nsbf 9els.59upl en-. @ffeBgsssSy s sSSn'egy g tgjS3l{sfs III stat
unb StddtsfeUern bes SJabreS csT 1875
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Syn 8esu8 anf oie 8oDtsnfeIee oss 6en,{&eu
Ot@ters R6rnes f6nsen ,ptr e. uGag usat Sgya
lagen, Den oerrsn 0etTpib, Sab II. gbeilinsa
poH jun. fir cen unipteseilirten @tfsr, MT:
tvel6ern fie bic Dstoyatioa be5 Saott9 bgloygs
ten, BEN be;ten DanF 0s8 OsutIdeu DptliEam8
ob1uItatter. 8reitiG rsuBte tbr g'fsr nuEtn
bag tgireuitGpe J~seiltitat qefr6nt respsa, 70
Die Tr1uIein Gmma Tette, DietciM upb g0el=
lin8bUff beu oerren NIT 9tatb MD Gbot aa
Die oane atnssn,s 1pl,rm aItsn Grennos 8.
@sltngboG ialtsbli9 NOD unlere l(Uertssl-
t'anG. y .S3bn NIB fetasm iGOnen GIfsr ka6sn
mir oas btatiAe Es1 si ~seroaufen, EeNsn Gr=
tnnerun8 an 3ped tpis @rfoIg nOA lanse Elk
ireuotgss @dtr bat iebsm Ibstlnebmer ertpeden
tptyc. 81. Mshrere 6gReenpfen.
Hit ben SesfaNer reS ,, @insefdnbt" in, Sseder ocin
arr ..es 17, 2tusuR.
1855 ltT f 70 81 81 n ] q M nrs 81 M,fa3tl1 -
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-05
- z[From the, FRANKLIN County Gazette. Ia
Song of the Conscript-ss3OO;OOO
More,
BY E. A. n.

- -. -..--1f ts- t1 - - .ssi-'1 z5TE
We're comir Fathe. Abraham, three hundred
80 thousa nd mofe;E ,b9s2 o4ii S-sa4Si2 '9A's
We leave our homes and, fresiles with bleeding
hearts and sore
Since poverty has been our crime we bow TO thy
decree; ~ F.,.- r.t
We are the poor who have no wealth to purchase
+ liberty .is9s'G2F = ~
The dearest forms we love on earth shall never
greet us more
We're coming. Father. Abrshamsa three hundred
a. thousand nss eaHGF.za more 4sxk adaa
We're coming, Father Abraham, three hundred
thousand more,
Against our wills, our dearest rights youchsafed
by siies of yore,
CONSUMPTION comes with bloody hands, and Christ
laDs thirst fer blood . EEErrr
The Church demands that ours must flow to swell
1.-The crimson food, = Y81E0ST 2S{, al
And on the affairs of yonr zeal the purple tide we
pour -,'oe>4 f' s--
We're coming. Father: Abraham, three hundred
thousand more. ;Zacsls sEoi7taF
-ssv 1le41-Lszals.I 7-sE Iasl1 e5o1f s7s,l ssa q
We're coming, Father Abraham, three hundred
thousand more, I'm 55.s
To lay our weary limbs to bleach op Rappahan-
i nock's shore; .saisd2 s'eaB
Ye'ye gathered in your hecatombs six hundred
thousand braves, .aaftJtliH&
AMI now go forth to dig anew three hundred thou
- sand graves, q a.'.'- Z, = - 80 a.
Where shrieks ofdeath ring in the air above the
as battles roar-,siaea41 ,@l,ass s4so5o., 3.lr.
Were coming, Father Abraham, three hundred
thousand more. ID GEATJAV- E5F
We're coming, Father Abraham, three hundred
81
To satisfy the Christians zeal, nations thirst
for gore
o God ofLove! o Prince of Peace. is there no
No voice of peace from all thy saints to pierce the
leaden sky
In vain we've bowed at human shrines, and knelt
We're coming, Father Abraham, three hundred
we'ro coming. Father Abraham, thee hundred
t--ta thousand more sea 5teaf2 36-
Thy call we answer with our lives, for we've no
wealth in store; -
Is this your land of boasted rights the nation of
the frees z 81 uM
That puts a value ON the soul, price liberty 2
While Justice pleads, and mercy weePs and loving
hcarts implore-
Were coming. Father Abraham, three hundred
thousand more. f-s.
We're coming. Father Abraham, three hundred
thousand more,1s Iss HeifiGJ 70 ss
And yet the gloom that shrouds the land is deeper
than before 1sliiaH 6ss .,s i-ss ls',itl e
oh, what return shall come to from all this
deadly strife - d -5-. -. ..t..a ..95
And what shall compensate for all this fearful loss
- of life fslz7ae4
And what shall calm thy troubled breast when on
that peaceful shore,
We meet thee, Father Abraham, three hundred
thousand more. ..s-ssI -.
WArERrowN, N. Y, May, 1868.
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Truthful words.

In his speech before the Hardy township
Democratic Club, Judge Humphrey said =
s'NIr. Vallandigham is for peace-the Demo
cratic party is for peace-for peace founded
on a Union of all the States, under the Consti-
tuition given US by our fathers. Mr.. Vallan-
disham, nor the Democratic party, have new
er thought of or suggested any other terms of
peace than the old Union, the old Constftu-
ton and the old flag of our nations pride
which has been respected and honored upon
every sea and every land under the heavens.
And, he who is rot for peacs on these terms,
is an enemy to his country and her dearest in
terest, traitor to liberty, fend in human
shape" astef.4a .4oas8
This is the whole matter in nut shell, 1t
concisely defines the position of the Democrat
ic party with which the fanatical aboltonists
take issue, We make our appeal to the ballot
box for a peace founded on the old Constitu-
ton and the old Union with all their guaran-
tees of personal liberty and domestic happi-
ness, and we invite all Union loving men.
whatever may have been their former political
pr utfioo5, to join US on the second Tue day
of October in furthering a peace on these
terms by the election Of the oppressed and
abused, but patriotic, brave and incorruptible
Vallandigham. ~. 6
Together together Oh, why should we part
Together in hand and together in hearth
Shoulder to shoulder, ever before,
Oh, still LET us strive for the Union of yore
Holmes County Farmer.
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From the Logan Gszette
BUTTERNUTS.

Da- Where is the Republican that does not
feel despicably mean, that John Brough is al
lowed to address the people, while his great
opponent is silenced by an act of despotism.
b@ Republicans feel safe since Mr.. Vallan-
digham is not here to expose their crimes
against the liberties of the people.
B@ Don't be silent Lincoln says that ST.
lence is clear case of treason.
par Thank Godl Vallandigham is safe,
and he is so near US that his voice will soon
be heard. F
s@ JUDGE ADvocATE-One who stands
room through transon-hght.. Mr.. Judge
Advocate Cults, who prosecuted Mr.. Vallan-
digham, pleads guilty Of this act of infamy.
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REGuLATIoNS.

Exhibitors are required to have Theirs arti7
cles entered on the books of the Secretary be-
fore they are placed within the enclosure -
This entry may be made upon the books at
any time during the ten days next proceeding
the fair, and up to i o'clock p. NJ, of Tues
day, the first day of the exhibition. -
On the entry of articles and animals, cards
will be furnished by tho Secretary, upon
which will be entered the number and class,
as upon the books, which are to be placed up-
on the animals and articles to be exhibited -
No articles entered for exhibition shall be re-
moved from the grounds prior to the close of
the fair, Thursday, unless by permission Of
the Secretary. Every exhibitor must have
his articles on the ground by O'clock P NJ,
Of Tuesday. sss
Judges arc requested 10 report themselves at,
the business office on Tuesday, o'clock P. NJ.
They are expected to make written reports of
their awards, giving reasons for their prefer
encs to articles, and are not to award premiums
usless articles are meritorious.
Judges who are interested are not expected
to serve. ia, ~ + s,
The regular exhibition particles and stock
will commence on Tuesday, the first day of the
fair. The horses never before exhibited AZ
trotters' will be exhibited on that day. s
By order of the Board,
aa7 ". O. PORTER, sEc'F.
=
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Mare Treason.

The Hon. John j. Crittenden in addressing
his constituents made use of the following pa
triotic language His gray hairs will hardly
save him from Fort Warren sa
"When usurpations of power are made dam
eerous and when encroachments upon my
liberty and the liberty of my constituents and
upon the Constitution intended to guard the
liberties of us, are made, 1 would have every
man have spirit enough to declare his opinions
and offer his protests, Without this freedom
there can be no lasting liberty; the Republic
cannot exist. - 7s x x
A people who cannot discuss the public meas.
ures of the nation, and apply the necessary re-
buke to secure correction of wrongs, cannot
be free people and do not deserve to be-"
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The spoils of BrasIear city.

The New Orleans correspondent of the New
York Tribune, in speaking of the capture Of
Brashear City by the rebels, says of our los
ses:
"They took from us their thirty thousand
rounds of cannon ammunition thirty pieces of
fine artillery, three hundred thousand dollars
suffers goods and meiicalstores in such guam
titles that it is impossible to state their value
to us, but how valuable to them With these
they got vast quantities of baggage belonging
to officers now at Port Hudson, together with
large supplies of company property of every
description. The fonr, salt, sugar, pork, beet
and other commissaIy stores were of esor-
nous quantities" -.
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FREE SPEECH. - A SENTIMENT FROM
WENDELL PHrLLIPs.-In a late speech in
Boston, this distinguished Abolition orator
said
"Who can adequately tell the value and
sacredness of the unfettered lips? Who can
6fly describe the enormity of the crime of its
the bulwark, the bright consummate flower of
all libertyl The time to assert rights is when
they are denied !! Those who should assert
them are those to whom they are denied. And
that community which dares not protect its
most hated citizen in the free utterance of his
opinions, however false, or however hurtful,
is gang of slaves"