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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26
sat unf.Is sastsztsn sertattt. Rta.s Esuss.
seu bu 8lptn. ~.~

sat mfr. sattsrtsa sertatst. ata,s Hsus,
ssa btu 6lsltl. "
aepysrI.. 70. Nss.
ca Hhdsionscsa GsrTefpsntent In ,&rIfS''
i@Iebt am Is. November: "SsJ%
a4stfS S1ass nit eirtm Shift fsiney Truspen
ttgsgsn 6urnHhr Tddsn unb hss HeR Ism NEartf
Ger 6olerattn auststn7 Dat Il fine Etsnuua
tn 6rcuf SeH Qbattaurrsa ttnr,tteue 'kst fiaf,
um Elm fcI6es uufeTHsbmsn rassa in f1unen Z
Dde er rtes kdfte ttuH f6unsu. rsnu i'd biz e.
tuatIou tnneEtalb "a Siuutsn s,dntsttdtr, IL
m6etin !; abr TO- ME 6rnfer's ge1rldsn scl
Bridgeport aus ttt Grase Ter 3ufHtr.n sutftssb.
70 bat cine anesIe gertssng Ute RSsftafst d.
nes 5iaH'snnarfass mad Cftenns6n asss-
ihnitfeB.
@snn. rit stnis, eia6fftnse un6 Ctfrture
~anFstsn, tfr Stetl sen Braas's 9Turpsn berst's
asa,n gurnIse asssttidt fnt, niftn fe fsfcrt
surrfasIufsn nsreen. cher bic &stensn Cumux-
Hteuncrsn rerten urierbrr4sn unb bic Netel-
1. narr~ i'm &udtu tstrstt. r
W:lts gs&sauHssn and fmmer ssTfrrmen
n5sfr, um Bragg ,um @s6fd fsfuer 1afs ~
sr'tnaer, 70 St'e he'd fsin augeneineS 8rrradrn
asrFnefH. bic Chattanooga bic Bale Der 3u-
lIbr'n ii, irutsr III an tstn BcrIudtn ~ beulsn.
Chattanooga sanu nur taHu cine fc16e 9afS
b1tetH. renu Ct. Gttntatn irthteu Brftsspsrt
sae Qbat'aneesa f,rtts III. GreisHiGe xab Ro.
ssussr ncstu sins eniani tubstfatrsu-tsd II
esrar III lueifan. au5sr bic Rsbeaen tsHeentTt-
rta aar iss Iruefn unh MdGtu stnen7 ssr3uets
fsltsn yserfu6, nm Efisnusftf rister u aegtn.
nsn. Ted siaAsu fe i.st nt4t 3uy Efsufue
utt7ssksu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26
Hrppdii E 8.

ir0utrttG. We iDn piutaHeh Tu"'e
In Ter faiiuli4sn Ibron1.ee ~bstr'ftn Ws
fito UNI polfa.
Su Bs;ua oui Wsrito bsairnt Bond
'paItt NIT or Edge, .r III eur& :ie 9spa|'
Der unRinre ia Der Grreciiion une iur
GDbnuna isnse eanees aHrunasn nor
tsn; rsano3 bets cit Grpeeiticu tsrsi:s
nut. Gtdhte a.raecn. unc brartrs'd
,ps1re fdr {ttns Rrlcksn rl6Ii& entld1'
tiat uuesn, lctole eas @sidid }snse
2anres, rd9ss ZEN Ira';plsn 1iine Bie
brseturt -sreanfe. esm erstr;ba Vtari'
ieilian in ett 6luee aeasseu Iein mtrrt.
3ur S@:ittuna Ger po!niItn Braas
smphsbll sr sinsn eu.oriiium eona1te
hnp tsruft 61 eatri auf zine Grtldruna
Boulaafef5. Gag eon{srsn;sn dbs our
sarrpdif6su SnsaFraeth bit Ndres
RusIancs nid.s ..rastsu rdrrsn. 81
aefst, ratei Gin. roe he gdbrun9 ru
absraQ in europa ausiutrt'
den uno eoNsttt ia pieerfritenee Gls'
R.n.e aufsut<n erh,. 81 oniunat a.
men Nepbaz ru eura Il. 3eit unturubl
ZEN ant eurb R%suolnticnsn i'rtrtdttsu
Staatssstiuts Guropa>s une e,flart ris
Butrlss ron 1915 far u'ofben. 3ur
6ntefdbruns tsfnu 3ufanee smpftb!i
e sia strefNen foll&u Gtrfu&s une
0et.l1aisr csn III einem 9onsu5 III psr'
.inistrreu Sououdnsu:
81 }hliset {sinsn 8ortras NIT duner'
-tiasane7 rstae ai5 Btetue3 eeet esnfaae
yrppbositane ausadsat psrcen mag, KS
e,te nur ,rsi beg. CUR Nsues1una rer
aeaeupa1tiasn e1rtsnesn 0flh1luils gu
repo's: Get tin. fibre eurn BstlotHa.e
unp 6v!ecen gum Gort{&rin, tN andre
frahsr ebu ipdter ,uu Rtieae. ru1d e.
barinidiata Bstarr.n aui Ger Grbaltuna
ST Bra1aRsnb,f.- Etc in gslde fade"
81 f9metdtIt gum Sdlu0e zen 2anms'n
nit rer El!ldrun9. eae n ibnsn iucor els
8er{aida., reits e. ror Gurcra ~ MOS
d.a aeetnf.. au1 Betitiauna eorasIta'
tat,, UNI rit(sItsn ais ris Stimrs Grant
tei9s nfteiner ~ lah'u.
~MtY pie amui!aniibsn Biu:n ~
eiert St. Bsunparts fSin~ 8,rt.
De Hu4cte Der f%Iar.tp'6en ute Ter
ave rsrf1ts FrHe ussr ole Hsee Napo'
l.cn6 fallen im Aasenein,n cabin aus,
thas MI. ets 8aAl spii&<z ttn'u, eenarsF
.uue dntm &risse tlst5e; si.it ea!tf1 e's
.east>Gzrcaa's na6 ten a'Hfnuaatu
>rn, ,fannli4.n Rsrtfar 6nssrf hezest'h
/gfa9 Cen {rdtsfsn Gepsf6tu aaM Na'
potion btrsi!s Gillarrnsaitxsh<n "a et'
{urppiHdsn Soussrdne IL rira sare
p;ti bsu Qenares rlaf'u-
9dntmarf. aus &cpsrtasea rirt
:; nntu Fem 2. Nssemtu atuas'e<t. fof IN
'Tc1ae elmer tnua(itsn Ret. es 9tafsn
RuHsd. ris >inild. Reaiuuna tsltlcs
fbvt frurpsn aus 6olasin iurdd,u,kbr.
uul ieeem feiuelttsu 3uiau uesacbs nit
<ttu ttutftsa Sunteftup7su ia baus
<fnn B<iesuua ectfs;rs uorsutsraa1.
Das 5tus unr {rustduenis mi,
5&ueetu lsa au 80. DIT. snttrssihRt
tsprten ftiu.
DIR @re5inra Gsnfanttn rirt ren fiirsa
!Yafen Aas @sussrnsur ,cn 9cleu eTtla6tH uer'
btH- @saeral B.rD ia {En Radfetses
trsrten.
Der Tort ,.Gramtuer-, tSrtantl ren 4. last
Gtfern Aeene sab Aemtrat Sonse eeu VstseS'
hattr tes Der. Gsaatta D4msfi&iat1 &tartdai
Au&sse taS e tsn Gerf 6afeu -tnusrta'e -
~Etunten ~ sf1laGsn hate-lDsr f5eudle Ei1
tier neiaerte I'D. Setse ~ ftaer. Tie sanp
Aa4t ktuea1& Hatm tas colt 4otisn tin.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26
g tr(oufe.nt

: nem u s.sr,ss4 asten. a sst 0alksts asaass Hfdla ssa
1s-,ussrt, sshxfnk, mt hR hsnl i. G.trsu ,. 8. 3 eta6
srns-tes arfnl rss I sssu sertsstsE. 'ss fsafssf al
sausen ss,snsrt lssztss:
al sirs rs,se Gais skss f<un.f II Sssr 81.
hi asas rs.ts Gsis nj: uf5uz S1dt1 uss efr1s nsssn
sz In E<ae, ssat tarsu szs ~ Saer AZ.
FL sis, ,s,st nnis nit es.ssea reiiu HSid40s~ IA
Sakr al. -
d. ss.ter { ,izf rtrs sasrfasisis&tHssif4n fsfs e.
n. IN tas4 9aifz, ! ia saas.sk- -
AT he 5urs6stef.z.ss. srts. htssaAnse Nsa.tstsss
| ,,.fes ~, usrs es1u su Esifesst hes nHlaubes
esIsta.sa HfstArt-- -.
Dane 6icltrHterA
. ,s.smy nsu D&Iertf asss. j.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26

Ma ..Tts Dasrtstt utrb ttegen'
Dtsfts @crt fuest cine ntue Bsfnttauna In lem
Grfefs ron .. 9. Deeanb u. g ~ DENT
itsu SalsraiHs. DsrfItf IL srf veutse Satrs
I'm GstrauG, unb cot taf e ale autsrn ArtsR
aus etu Rartt Seserdnst. &sfnte Gin 9csus.
1I,iirl tas ttun7
:3uu gsrtauf i'm 9rrssn TIT 3. 3. esans
l.. 40 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26

E &bnadtea natt bran. une
uis esr6tntid babsn RE 6nrn 6. Br'
ustr u. 60, rieeu rsi&ii& fir he h@sn
4lsiufn arferat. Sbts asuam ron
S~si.lrsareu. Rirpfadez ane 6snes'
Gaueise. Gaus9,1ops ,t-zia eiesnal TO-
"a; nod p.it rsialids1 ausasfalIfn ale
ia f1ihu.n Satrsn. ausn itreu lis.
|buia.u Str,.. &c.. 60 8taep Strstr. ta>
ZEN e. istt aud nod sinea ,etere IN 70.
'23 3~eite. etraes, sts<nden ssu esdsirt
6ouif..MroI
~ Rerfcba4 uHs Rutenbed babsu
ibr Eager Don. Siitnraaren. utrsn.
Sdmudiadsn xne 6anep a1titstu, pstfl'
nsrisn II. ppnadntia4eszslftiHtt, HHe fus
i'm S.anre alrn anforeerunaeu IN mt.
fprs&sn. Ser fur tie Bsirfaae Gin bit.
fdss prdfeRt 10 madhn udnfdf. esr fn'
Get he teae Ausuatt von toau attiaustu
auifhu bi Werfts@ unit Futsuktd.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26
M ste giraer ssu eeott g.. O. 4

IN BIZ girser ssS etott g.. % r
f6on bsfaunt. pae Id felt eintasr 3sit stn
Bert ~sorbn.ite. ndmfi6 "Roster Of the
Citizen Soldiers Of Scott Co, Iowa.
Bd B.a1bsituns ris(ss 8srfs fue sis
publi,i1ten Repc,te go Gen. Batter. unb
teonrus Dc ni9t publisirten Sa&er une
ropiur i.in,1 EfFee. pd&e 81 mir iur
Bsnusuua asasbsu bat. msius 6aust'
queue. per- 6~lsmiua's D'enRe fur ts!
anorrnuua sss Ms1tts aettm roresn.
Tin Btrets. eae Is aenau uurtn Mir.
30 m6tn tsfcueus rarauf ete Auf'
%mutiamf,it ess putIifums binlsi.sn. eue
p,sle Bdrau ets Qcuulps nod onetrtn
Siooun asaauaen fnr. uni tort in ten
Diena eu,stsn iue. Iitfs rnesn aani
ltuisbtu rnetn, rtnn pni6nlite Bs'
:fannte rid, ubn III tnithn. @snn ea'
tu s5sulanr an MID esn ocutn Nansn.
rsn @sturtac1t es TcNcifu. ris CON
paani.. rae R~.aimeut uno Ten etaoi
lclhu Birau bsritttu riu. 10 rtre II
nj, ttcnrut 9unR uruisn ure ,ualti&
t,bdlRi& iein. Zen Tarictismus unlern
Burauiclrat.a 6TtntIi6 ,u tthl'iasn.
Wan tanrls icalsit. ca feline 81, ,u osr.
liusn III. Ran irnes Mit!beiluussn an
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26
Qutttunatn.

tBir trrretn fanitis auf foteenrsD
quittireu. 70 tas jspr atonnent sIei6
aus fefuer 6uituns s1{ithi. BE cam II
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26
2ift Der 8riefe,

us.6s IN tsr 9rfrifee ~ Caven7srt. Stcn
0oun,u. bic inn 81. Ros. 1868 lttetu s~sbllsttn
iiae uns wslhe itet aHf Befet ses Gtueratecf'
meifers i'm ..Gemsfral' rusi,jiIt werren. u
uire ssbeten, bti'm abboleR eer Bride "4Adver-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26

@ @ett III Waesrerft unb tffet.
feline uex,n :@ao!sn, ueI6e e <eea xtat,
ten bat. Seiae .Ausreh a S&Gpls.
Man.hu, R~tsieufcden &. IL teu,piet mt
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26
-. u. Pattcd,
0%clumtut, =.
q. Z. Gcst, Qeeasc, @eueral.assrt-

9tw tdotu, III. leeer. 1905.
d mir tmu.r sstdrt baiten. ea5 Nsttei7,
u1 ue1,b-en ID f.,n, eon ttusr tsicnbe1eu 5a-
eulrdt ceer etule almusn nu6e, 10 slstisu ur'
eu lessnann,n r1.'u,m teteiusn tets far gum
bug. h,s natssm mir unisr s.!tttss R'ae IN Ger
8rdrur r~tricren eA.t,r, mir bur6 BE Grab
runsfn Anrtr.r serehlat. pu.etn. Goes Cough
Balsana" ~ t,rfuA.u. unier tle'asr dee's pa'
furt. at,r foa,. II FIR It@. Eiuis fein 6ttl'
mi,tti s.t.nl @t fanesn a In does PuHsu'
baliam Terisite retts,s ion tnnsrti'e 20 III
nutsn ju ~unftr', srs6tn 8.esse une ~ aasr us'
tsnafauna. um t.iu.n Esets Ueuisn MIR e,s-
fs tcfbarn f,tlmttlss euttttreu uni q frsu
uns. eas 6trr 9ee arrarssrsu,t ae.rcfsu but
IN, ead,lse In k,itsrsn Rretfsu ~ vsrsrsttsn
8ir iasen tat,r aa.u asl.tn: @.uu Cur
Aiuber an etr 8rdune lstesr. f. ast, linen e't
|kn8afam; s,tt tsn,u ttntttbsn r,rtltd. @taut-
,sn mir Moi. sab tirfsf 8atIah sas bette 3t'''
uitul udr., 70 Euresn Fir a Mot (aser.
Gbw BatntlL
Rsrts 4utaslt
Gum 8,rfluf hi a1.n Trusstaeu. %
Glart u. Co.. Htp 6avsn, Conn. dt5enstu'et'
5ists snjstss in srusr aneersu sralse. 2lnlN
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26
=. y. TcDtV,
Iv7:Epcrt. SOMA.

% Bitaer tiue ftifde eenouna.
Dit Dursa Qtilr U. Co.. No. Is bEaec
.Sroet. bat,n nicer cine f1ilds esneura
pom Stutsn unp StsfsIn aQr A1t e.
tolisn. une cfsrirsn eieis!ten lu Zen b'l
lisf,n pt,iisn. Btloneus Aufmufiautui
lsntsu mir auf eas ride ahot;imsnl cen
Bili(auten. une usbui9utrn. usl'
DIE Fs jsst an bonc habsu. Witrncu'
fiuft1 rsrrsn ss in ib1em Snttrsls fueen
r,u snc1msn 8orrotb 0 Gb'lr u. 90.
in aus.nidein ~ nrbu,tn. INT 'brr T1stis
III nctirtn. terror Gs ionfro fauitn.
~ bad'slduseii6s Brdn
~. r.. &. u &ptat, Gin, .. estsr GER:
80 bate tas Bersnussu. Stuen u trittsu,
eab in Zen les,sn Rrnahn. Str itrsstiasr
Brlus, sinsn y.Esresu abics un'er ustnsn e.
ftu RuEesn s~siunrsn tct. uur eos er bsfoHens
Jturct e.ftlsen zen Aasn ben .stprssisn r'1e
R,tu Fcrrait On btshu A.tiist eebt iser CUR
Ttis.. eattr Sis MIR ~ Gt.ntobn Il fsrnus
R,asn, i,re - sinsm Orient Tlainer, tsuesn
usgsu. :3i.ten~ Ste auf mid ~ 3aae mad ab
i,uruua III, ben Fttrae- SD beH', eat Der
R.,tluI tin tse.ute7e ai,tt1u in ei,itr Sliicr
,tn rtrt rue ttu
edtunas,ed SIR
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26

81. 3. Gleriese, 9ofmdfer
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26

gon 9urniet l:ius Ra6.ittsn.
: Rancuaes p,rs s.to,t upe uan mstus. eas
i juiit.u @tan, uns 8rss; ,ur st'aat g.
ismmta fd.
6. u. 5aa, TireucHt,ceier. uurss in +
Wcnot SSxiiusniFt1aie uus $4,000 Gslrtus
70 s.n gsnustrstsn ssssu ses gcussrrsnsr'
j cIvribttlt,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26

ntult0 an unfIe pSydnStHeh ca steH 0e9tt1uC-
len 1850 N1ttsuen ties aus Rssvt1fanruie
ut.e.r ,s,sdssf9uet se,tsn fstsH. Rad Hut
firnns essfts TRisseIaanhniftf ft tie 8trttstz
Iuus ett Ratiouen seaait uaresn.
qouiletIIs e, %. Rss.
.Gtus Triraits,tf6s aus asct,ins fast ssasrr
est um 8urr6ee AnsS Jut esbe. :,
I,ns Itpfts aus gourtoEsi1s ron 10. ron
raricu 8ton nlcw fast, eaf eeT 1smpf rtnssHn
Snsr''lls ssseansn tate.
Rtu..1srf, 20. Hes.
Il. s.aet IL se1sr geTs4tt, ta5 BurnFts
,tn, Risesr,as. s,,ftt.n bate. B.finsuns IL
atsr isire "a. usb mas tsy1eiitlt; tat rtr Sent
iba aus Cfssnui1se ssrtIeitez Tam.
@afttn3tru, % Rsr.
aus gtanarsesa teit. Il. .hae anss rc6l
Ia.t,. Sraufs Assf4t.u axf ttnsu Gig fus
ftbr sui.
G%uIpsp,t1 10. 1ss.
aass ribs. - r
" BNntrstsl, ct, 10. Rs,.
entians, uatsusuaar, u In sta ae1s'ss
s1pdslt. s.
Eas 8sntasssusss Zen Bsrt esuin ruIst
nen an is frrtstfett. Mas nttnt eas II
tustio- fanes meft. So"
eea atp-o,tans strs seutie.t. kat urt.,
Rerlua in lsr daErssn 1ssD afat. Cd auf 500
0siaHene nat Gtru anstie ssb 1900 0sfaassns
tddrf. l1nfers 9rurp<R ssrhsH i'm Etlai
1iturafdt. Aud 2 4assnsa Ssrtsres psI. Ia
aftps idbiie etpa 5000 Rala.
/ Das Is. A.nssesrpS fod nad Nsnsbis.
0sn. asas tertdtet, TAI innertsfb etr Grin
,rn ,cn Deastrstnisn ietss ssssstfysa 2essas1
ID msss tsFussE ;
! xpsyIlt. 1ess.. II. RI.
0sr. ss.sarsst sidss GAness Bergen ate'
IN IsaasSa; Ra&ntttass Su1ss II ssa9sss
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-26

eSI btJ<1UUk1tn V's"tr ~ etS'ses"" ~ ot''
utrt srsneIid atssfssn mt nesrsrs 1aufesse
6,.stu CTR uaiea ftlafea tsuti tessn lssttn
Ehlaf IN Ter seusit.eu eidtr.
Sen Cdsn uue @sRsa sanuen @or.sIu'u'.
use onesre Roiatuiidlsn. zen RafttrS.en Do!
bic @ttafaat eis rtdaesatrn sds tsssnn's'
,tTt Tar. Ih gtaet rar sca scu stuteE.. Ept-
iiai,uss brct,sa 1auftast uni msers1s sansn
cus btr l1mssstnb.
=dtnt turclaun Trr,fEen fcrmirls i'd 10 etu
parr;arassu hu SIats; aui ct SssrasEts'
Rire a.sttaust, ttsanu es fttr'tte V'nrst
r.ituus a,fclst cen dverstrs &ses unit s'nsne'
Sem.rtunasH ets rrddesnisn siatclr. at4'en
| Etaatsn fut un,sr Ten 7cetsn tn eer VsttsS'
burger 8eerisuisait.s rsrrdfnttf.
Rfu.1n1l,2 p. sssss.
a.s Rem S.,eans ptre tsrt6,d: Cine erct'
| Raas Dlumncos Z art In euRdts neaB.erus'
,tee aefunetr, Dir 1nierskun ftt eiaes e.
ss,iaf,sn 10 fssIsta ups letfsisa esm GsussaI
1auis atm nus H6sii1ep 8staaSs-
| Nas teGt aus 9s,as 10000 edfsn 6aan
! rcr. Ia trE Rarif ~ trinstn.
0.u. sAefeis ftsint 10 In eK umaaHtt u
jassr. Ct BIT stue c.srs uiaftn. .feucsl eta
esn, alS Hd6s HeIfsnsa ID rstrutsfes.
&tre Gsrrefssnses1 asS 9tattanscsa TRIO
| aksr sis tDatrtAetnit6 leii, iss 9Tdss nps'
Ikttt frtn.r 1,spven ses.n 1arrass ZEN eeas
erut ua6ssfdntt tase, unb tat eie 1rass'l1
armst I'd auf Atlaa.a iu.adspesen. q TIT
sassi tspiHrssstI Rsfs, Eat ssa tsr oumts,
susa,u NIT istn aastif in 1reut ure ~tsin &c
radtn ssssn ariRsa une 4oMe fatrHssen pe'
I'm. beses stnt eur6 Beuentuss ssr Sr1ds ~
esr Gisatabn JwifHsn 8riesers1t uue 0eaffa
asssa lst.srss Sass u siss1 Bats b" 3aIae
ssnsHt fl.
Grad In iest,x Strt6teE wtrs III Bride a.
in trst BcAeu feTtia fstn. TanH u RI N'nis
"a. g9aS tam OBJ! ni4t aatt tns~sfosn t,'
g ssn aidsa VI aynlfHsese'4tt e'stsr
I'm as,tsau fs3s its' tr 6ssae tn 8s'"'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06
NUMBER 10.

lion and the American people. She has
a great and mighty mission to perform.
l invoke her people of all partie ies-repu-
dating all mere POLITICAL ideas---to march
forward in this great and mighty work.
l invoke her children to raise their hands
against this monster that has come to tor
ment them. l invoke woman, at the do
mestic altar, to raise her effectual prayer
to Heaven against this internal monster.
She, who like Jephtha's daughter, could
come forward and bare her bosom to the
sword for the good of her country.
invoke her sons to come forward, not on
ly upon the battle field, but in every line
of life. and in every avenue Of society, to
put down this Rebellion and save this
Governmeht--the last great hope Of man.
Almighty God, l say, if this Govern
ment mus. fsil--ifit must 60 down in
blood and tears-if the example ofWash.
ington and the great spirit Of the Revolu-
tlon, and those who founded this Govern
ment must go down let it go down by
blood, let it go down by forcei but lot
not the Empire State contribute its NIGH
ty influence. Cheers. Give us rather,
Father of Mercies, oceans Of blood, riv-
ers of tears, give us pestilence. give US
famine, give us life Of suffering, give
US an ignoble death, rather than curse us
and our memories with the idea that We
have contributed to uphold this. terrible
Rebellion.
When this nation perishes, oh, may it
perish by the force Of a foreign foe. Let
not its foundation be sapped, let 1t not fall
prey to the assassin's dagger; at homo.
Let it perish by foreign force, 20 that
when it shall perish, we may not say that
like the stricken eagle it has fallen by its
own actioni and especially by the actions
of the Emire State, that
So the struck eagle, streached upon the plain.
No more through rolling clouds to soar again.
Viewed his own feather on the fatal dart,
Which winged the shaft that qugerpd in hia
heart.
Keen were his pangs, but keencr far to feel,
He nursed the piniun that impclled the steel:
While tho same plumnge that had warmed his
nest,
Drank the life drop from his bleeding breast.
No, it shall not be. The Empire State
shall stand in this great controversy. it
shall come forward with the influence Of
its sons and its daughters; it shall come
forward with the influence Of all ages.
sexes and conditions, and rescue our land
from the hand of the despoiler. God grant
it. God grant it, my friends. Loud and
prolonged applause.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06
Ar,ug Correspondent.
CAMP CHASE, Onto,
February 18th 1858.
EDtroR PIONEER -


Permit me to in
form you, and through the medium Of
your columns the people of Wyandot
County, that as the result Of inquiry
among the soldiers at this post, find that
the disafection and decentralization that
we have heard Sc much about, exists only
in the imagination Of those whose only
voice of condemnation is for those who
are trying to upold the Government
With them, the wish is father to the
thought.
The Soldiers are unit on the great
questions Of the preservation Of the I'm
ion, regardless Of the institutions that
may perish in the struggle to secure that
end.
To those who have for eighteen months
endured the privations of soldiers life
the rights of property of traitors in arms
against us do not appear as sacred nor
does the denial of the privilege of "Ao-
beas corpus" to blatant secessionists ap-
pear such grieveance as to those who
have spent their time vilifyihg the ad-
ministration instead Of shouldering their
muskets and going forth to defend their
country. The first paroled consisting in
part of men from the 1st, Sd, and 4th
Ohio cavalry are exchanged and in day
or two will be off for the wars again.
And all we want is the hearty undivided
support of the people. Brethren Of glo-
rious little Wyandot, By the blood of
our slain on the bloody fields of Shiloh
Manassas and Murfreesboto by the ach-
ing hearts and homes made desolate be
united! cease all party strife and show
yourselves patriots and men. No good
can come Of it but a division Of sentiment
in the North. We may encourage the
rebels, now almost desparing, to renewed
exertions. But more than this the army
feels that it is entitled 10 the full free and
hearty sympathy of all the people.
We 60 away fully confident that the
darkness and gloom now surrounding US
will soon pass away, and the dawn Of
better day soon break Ger us.
There afe daily arrivals Of sscesh and
'mong them We occasionally see Nor
sanite whose acquaintance we nade
while sojourning in Dixie as prisoners Of
VAR
We are booked TO leave on monday.
close hoping soon to be able to sub
'cribe DC, dc, from the front where my
comrades are.
VIDETTE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06
TO TEAC II E r S.

rTHE Board Of School Examiners Of Wyan.
i dot County, Ohio, will hold meetings reg.
ularly at the COURTHOUSE, in Upper San
dusky, as follows:
Every SATURDAY iu the months Of APRIL.
MAY, OCTOBER and NOvEMBER,an and on the
FIRST and THIRD SATURDAYS in EACH
ton of Teachers, unt er the act
"To provide for the re reorganization, supervi-
sion aud maintenance Of Common Schools"
passed March l4th, 1853.
Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as TN o'cloch. A. NJ. promptly.
All applicants will be required to furnish ev
depce Of good moral character by certificate of
stherwise, as no certificate will be granted with
cut such evidence, aud no special meetings or
the Board will be held under any circumstan-
ees. BY order of the Board.
feb20'62.tf. HENRY MADDUX,
Clerk.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06
THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE
~THEI % +HNT

TN ]. Shisler, takes this method Of returning
Il his thanks to his friends and customers
for the patronage heretofore extended to him,
and would inform them that he still continues
70 carry on the Drug Business, at his old stand
spposits the Pierson House, where he has con,
stsntly on hand DRUGS OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS, and every article usually found in a
we'll selected Drug House. He asks a contin
uance Of the public patronage, as he will, by
care, aud attention to business. endeavor please
sll who call upon him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06
VIDETTE.

"I'm afraid said young lady to her
husband, "that I'm going to have q stiff
neck" mot at all improbable. my dear"
replied her spouse, Il have seen strong
symptoms of it since We we're married."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06

CARBON OIL,
SUPERIOR art,cies,--non xplos ve,-jus
A received. Only Scots per gallon at
n TOM SHISLERS
fcb7'62 Drug Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06

VARNISH.
SUPERIOR Black varnish, Japan, Cocoa
u ccpal. and other varnishes.
TT. sAIsLER,
fsb7'62 Drusgst.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06
2alttifal Araumfntatipms.
THE SPEECH OF Mr.. DICKINSON.
wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY,

yBLICAN CELE-
RR A TToN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

THE TICKEr.-We present to-day the
ticket nominated by the State Convention
on the 10th We have not room to give a
particular notice Of the candidates at this
time Suffice it to say, we are satisfied
with the ticket While our first choice
for the Office of Governor was the present
incumbent, we yield our wish to the
choice of the convention, feeling salts fed
that Hon. James r. Lewis will not be
found wanting in any of the qualities that
have distinguished our present faithful
executive, and rendered him so deservedly
popular throughout the state. Every man
on the ticket is capable, honest, and true
to the cause of our country in every hour
Of peril and danger.
The ticket is good one and strong
one, and will be elected