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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
FROM THE WEST.

dispatch, dated Canton, 25th, reports that
the Yankees defeated On White River, Ark,
by Gen. Price. Reinforcements were sent from
Vicksburg to the Yankees.
The Federals have left North Mississippi
Trains again running from Granada to Pamela.
Grant advises the people to regard their slaves
as tree and that they contract with them for their
labor or dispense with their services
The Federals are making large preparations for
the purpose of invading Texas. 1t is supposed
that they will move in three columns starting from
Natchez, Miss, and unite at Shreveport, La,
which they will make their base Of operations.
A Federal transport, freghted with ammunition
for the above expedition, was blown up on the 10TH
and nearly two hundred persons were killed. The
explosion of one box Of powder caused the whole
load to explode.
Gen. Sherman, the Yankee commander at Vicks-
burg, says if Gilmore fails to lay Charleston in
ashes, he will be sacrificed by his troops. The
Northern people demand the utter destruction of
Charleston.
Gen. Boyle, Federal commander in Kentucky,
has issued orders for the impressment Of 5000
negro laborers from the frontier counties in that
State, for the purpose of building a military road
through the State to East Tennessee.
1t is reported that the Federals were badly
whipped in West Louisiana by Kirby Smiths
forces few days since.
Fo'rests' men at 1t again.-A letter from For
rests command says Col Degril had another fight
with the 7th Regiment Of Yankee cavalry at Spar
ia, Tenn, aud repulsed them with loss of 10 to
81 killed and wounded Degrill's force was six
hundred. His loss was two killed aud seven
wounded and twelve missing.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

ENORMOUS YIELD-We did our l.,
Spring to induce planters to cultivate orgoI last
Chinese sugar cane. Those who acted uS my the
ADVICE will have no cause to regret it. R our
VINO planted ten acres OF it informs that
turning out $50 gallons to the acre. This :, Is
- per gallon (about one half of the nresan. only
OF syrup would give the enormous return os Pnee
for an acre. Better than cotton at 81 no, '. s4oO
and inconceivaby more useful to the conl pUuad'
the present crisis Columbus { Cal TIM" 10
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

"UN1oN PRAYER MEETINGs."-Wes see in o,,r
Richmond exchanges calls for "Unon PRAYER
Meetings" Now, we know these are meetings in
which persons Of different denomina tions ante in
prayer The Yankees, however, will regard them
as meetings which pray for the restoration of the
"union." We would suggest some other name for
these meetings.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

GEN. BEAUREGARD's- RETALIATIoN.-When
Gilmore fired upon Charleston, Gen Beaureeard
sent him word that if he repeated the outrage, he
would retallate for it. This threat has suggested
inquiry as to the manner of retaliation, and the
means in Gen. BIS hands to enable him to do so.
We do not know in what way it was his intention
to have retaliated; but he certainly had one very
effective mode at his command-that was the con-
nnement OF the Yankee prisoners in his possession
IN .nose houses upon which the enemy's fire was
heavy missiles hurled into the citv w,s ch.nood
why change the prison of the prisoners so as still
TO MAKE them the targets of the enemy's big guns
his would be most effectual way Of retaliating
ior an outrage upon the usages of civilized war
fare, such as that perpetrated by the Yankee EN-
eral. OF course Gen. Beauregard would inform
the enemy ofthis retaliation, and make him Alto
geher responsible for the murder of his own men
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

DEATH OF MAJOR OWEN n BRowN-The
sister Of this gallant officer of the 9th N. G..
Regt, who lost leg and was captured at Gettys-
burg, has received the sad intelligence Of his death
A letter from an officer in Gen Lees army in
forms us that his own nurse (Serg't VIM. Goss, of
his Reg't, who remained to nurse him. writes that
after an illness of four days with attack
of fever, he died on the 9th July.-FayetteeMc
Observer.
Major Brown formerly commanded company
from Mecklenburg county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

THE DIFFERENCE.-The Confederate Govern
ment takes onetenth Of the farmers products in
the shape of a "tax in kind" and leaves nine
tenths in the possession Of the owner whereas the
enemy. where they now have possession Of our
country, take nine tenhs and leave the farmer one
tenth. They seem to act upon the principle that
it is "poor rule which does not work both ways"
This conduct of the enemy in levying "a tax nine
times great as that Of the Confederate Govern
ment, should make our farmers pay their 1.-THE
with cheerfulncss. The motto of our people should
be, ''miIlions for defence, but not one cent for
tribute They should give all to the Confcderacy
rather than blade Of grass to the eaemy-
StountOn Sptct0tOr.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

YANKEE OUTRAGEs.-From Loudoun county
we have report that the Yankees are behaving
with greater fiendishness than has heretofore
characterized their conduct elsewhere and that
they have in several instances violated the persons
of some of the most respectable ladies in the
county. Three sisters, young, intelligent, and of
excellent social position, have been made the vic
TINS of their lust, because brother of theirs was
a captain in the Confederate service. A short time
since they attempted to outrage the person of a
wife of a clergyman, who is also in our service.
She was stopping with friend Lcesburg,
where her room was entered by Federal officer,
who locked the door behind him. Her struggles
and screams attracted the attention of negro man
on the premises, who ran to the window of the
room, which caused the wretch to desist for an
instant in the prosecution of his internal designs
In this interval he lady jerked his pistol from his
side and fired at him, but unfortunately missed
her aim, when he off, and, with az associate,
mounted his horse and left, leaving his pistol be-
hind him.-Richmaond Dispatch.
These are the villains that some of the people
in the South encouraging by their public
meetings"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

The GENUINE PArR1or.-We heartily agree
with our Chattanooga cotemporary that if there
lis In all the land of the Contederacy genuine
patriot of true Southern blood it is that man who
throughout the darkest as we'll as the brightest
hours Of our cause has never lost heart, has never
specuated upon the result, nor upon the purse of
his neighbor, sublimey Indifferent to gold, to
foreign recognition, and to promotion, civil or
military, and whose defiant heart throbs in unison
with the bugle that summons to the van of battle,
and VIII" never doubted the mettle and spirit of his
own people, nor the meanness- and cowardice of
their foes.''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

YANKEE CoNsCRIpTs The Richmond Senti
mel has positive information from the most reliable
sources that the Yankee conscripts are deserving
very fast, and that the drafted men declare thew
will not fight, and that the present army in Viz
ginia is the last one Lincoln will get
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01

SICKNESS AMONG FEDERAL TRoops-We
have-a report pretty we'll authenticated, that the
camp fever Is prevailing to alarming extent
among the Yankee soldiers in the neighborhood
of Yorktown, and that they are dying at the rate
of from twenty to twenty five per day. A few DAYS
ago they removed two thousand of their sick to
Viewpoints News.
From the same source we have statement that
the yellow fever has broken out among the Yam
KEGS at Norfolk and Portsmouth, and that thew
are suffering terribly from its effects.-Rich Dis.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-01
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

Aug "a, 1863
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
@dn, @infacb.

3itbter @ooomaro, Ganoibat Der Sop.
perbeaos, entfbieo, unlere Soloaten fol-.
ten fein Stimmrsbt baben, uno in Der
Rsform Gcnpsntion bon 1887 arbeitete
er nit aller Ra6t 6abin, ben Gin9epon:
oerten nibt ollein 6as Stimmreebt Buncb.
men, fonoern fie oub Der 8eoleitun9 Ell.
nes 4mtss al6 ttnfGbig 3u ertldren.--
ltno 9erooe oespeeen m6btsn Die n6roli.
den &ebeGen ibn gum @ouUernor errpdbs
Zen. Die Sopperbeaos f6nnen eS nGms
lid ben ein9emar0erten wie Den ein9es
borenen Soloaten nid)t per9eiien. rpie arg
iie ibrem Sreun6e Self. Dapis i'm Sed.
ten fir eieumion mit9elpielt, uno 8ooo,
rparo fol- oober / y y 9oupern6r Derben,
UNI feinen 9ab 9e9en Die S0loaten uno
9e9en Die Gin9epanoerten 3u &raft uno
@elee 3u brin0en. Sur Die Union fe6s
ten It befanntlicb in ben 4ueen Der 9pr.
perbabs Gin mahres @rininaluerbrs6en.
60 fd0t ss Die 9sf1ibte uno biefe
BiDun9 1T am Gnoe tpeile uno 9erebt
Die unter9ebenOen Gopperbeaos miifien
an @ooomaro als ibren Rd6er uno Ret=
Ter iib anfIammern, nm i'm nit ii6 in 6
8eroerben Su Sisben. 81 nil es ooS
8erbdn9niB. Dap 1T 9ani einfd0.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
gu t ib7eIo Il t,

Sine olts. obtbare 6rau, Die i'm Staa.
ts Sbic ouf peN eanbe ipoBnt uno anei
S6bne i'm fSrie9e fat Die Republie uer=
loren bat, fam Dor eiRieer 8eit aus ibrenI
paufe berauS, eireB &iibel gefdllt init
oSlop'' tra9epei nm ibrelin' einem See
ben9eb6uoe bsflnolidRn Sbpeine su fiit=
tern. - SIN NJ -, 4ueenbliae fubr
bort Elm 9ro6sl porbei, 9efd(lt init
Sepperbeeos, BON elmer pOIitif6en
Seriammlun9 Desmse 5rten. 2tls bic&er=
le Die 8rau erblidten, bielten fs esn 8a.
Gen an uno Die Srau NIT fp6ttiIbem 96.
6'ln onfebenot fbrieen iip aus pollem
91lie n0urrab fir 8allonbi9bam. u
Die 8rau ober, wilIsno, ooB lbmuei9e
Wenitben 9leib ben S6peinen 9erne i'm
Sbmuss BADEN. belobnte Die Sbreier, bic
eS ouf cine 8elei0i9un9 ber ebrphroi9en
Qatriotin ob9sfeben batten, nit sinem
Oalbbaoe, iinnem Re ben 9anjen SSnbalt
oes l8Gbels auf oas @elinoeI i'm 9Sa9en
ausfbdttete. ,e.go td.i1 .-N -.7 IN
Die S6weine in benz Stalle eer.olten
6rau BADEN eaour6 cine Wabt3eit Uerlos
rem ober umlenlt ipsgeaporfen ipar Der
Stop nidt, oa er eHn fbmuBi9en Gops
perbeoo9eifnoel 3lnm @enuB uno 3ur9uten
Sectlen 9eoisnt bat. tH ssE -sr. frI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
q 2pIbatemt

8enn Die @cpperbeaos, ben @unfb,
ben elmer ibrer eieosrs ausaeorG9t bat,
in GrfG(lun9 brin9en f6nnsn, uno oaju
fteben fie olleSeit beret, oann lpiro Gub
Gin n0 uno 6 + an b., an Die SruIf Gee
beftet, bamit man Sud ol6 Z inc OF ne
50 unoe" srfennen fann. SIT oae Der
Ddnt oen unfere brapen Solsaten erbal.
ten fcttsn, bic fir bic @rbaItun9 Der Uni
on, fitr's Saterlanoe untsr Dem Sternen:
Banner, 9e(fritten uno 9sblutet baben?-
Die @epperbeaos tpollen oicfen Srapen,
elm ,,0 IN b E an b" onbeften, oamit
qTiteqls;, eipcoln's 6mbe' be3eibnen
f0nne. ST bas nibt cine nisoertrdbtiee
ptdtbe, fdhn man aber etpas 8eHefts
p9q &errGtberr 0dnpen erwarten Z ~
Sotcattl! Mertt cure Seinoe y iie
tp6ueG tDas Self DlpiS mill. Die Union
trsnnen, barum bslfen fie Den RebslIen,
70 uiel lie f6nnen. -. y .
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
sic @pbperbeob eaamtr

gSoaen Cub Die Gopperbeoo-
eG9ner uno Srtri9er otauben MAIDEN,
@onu. Curtin babe in Nrmce Gcntrat:
ten betro9en = 70 fra9t oiefe b6sipi(ti9c
0eudLer Oh fie eann ibon pieoer Uer,
9eben bGtten, b a 8 e / ne BE m . Fra.
tifbe 6 0 m mittee NIT Spf.
Srei an Der .SpiBe Die e. 6 G
inter fu d uno ibn sdnStib
oapon frei9e fpro6en babs?
@enn fie itb ni6t niebr oarauf belinnen
f6nnen, 70 ipcllen mir ibren bier unent-
oelntidD fa9en, Dap Die Stimm9eber oa6
nod pifen, lino oies aud an osn Stinln,.
f6lten our6 Die @ito,rermdblun9 unIeres
beliebten @ouperuors ju erfennen 9eben
peroen-autb rrerben fie ferner gu erfen
men oeben, oat Iie foldjsu corrupten Cor.
perbtacs9iebers, feitoem fie eeIc9en lno
9ebumbu9t baben, bis oaS eano in eiuem
blutieen Sireertriee uerpifeIt mar,
our6aus fein @ebor rsbr geben peroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
SsnItrt es COR Sem gspLfe.

DaB 8sorae gB. g9ooomarS, Der &lpz
fAfhAn9en @onbib1t fir @owpnieiir
bon WenniptUShieh, cine Mosre&l fir
Die adnjlide ilnb unbe9in9te Seralbun9
Der Sreibeitea unb SoFNbte Ser aboptirs
ten Burger bon pennipIuanien eriann
uno befiirWortete. 4.r
DaB ser uorbelaete 9eor9e So @ooo.
rparo ferner Die Gntfibeioun9 Der Demo,
fratiIben Mebrbeit Der &ibtcr Der gu
preme @ourt bon ptnniDlpaf1ien Coon
relbeR er elmer ilt) uuterIfdete, rpsl6e be-
,wcft, oaB ole 8rie9er oes Staates, mel.
be fern bon Der Seimatb Die Sblatbten
Der gtationolreeierun9 I1laaen, ibres
Rebtes an auer Sbeilnabme in Fer Re
9ierune BON psnniplUanien perlulte 9e>
ben. .-... ......-.. ..ss
Dies finb biftorifbe Sbatfabcn, ,pel6e
9eoree Y8. Bccbrp0ro in Die Steltun9
eineS SeinoeS Ger freien, Qusibun9 ceS
Stimmrcbt6, feiten5 freier @dnner,
trin1en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
Sic Mnsffe6feir.

@ouS. Gurtins 2(uSli6ten fir bic 2ie.
oererip6 blun9 tperofn NIT iebem Sage
9tdnjenoer. Dds loDale @elf in otlen
Sbeilen ots Stdatesiff rd6ri8 uno tbGti9,
bem, e6 f6netl an enSuieben, pelcb elm
l1n9liiCe cS fur unS,pdre, ipenn Elm @es
iinnunos oenofie 8allanbi9 oI6
neltber Der bemofratiibe @anoioat 8ibs
Ter @ooomoro, dll9emein betannt ,iff, er
lp6blt bltmeroennGr6e. Seine Grm6bluno
ipdree nibt bios bic &ebelIen ermutbi9en,
nod lGn9er,in ibrem @ioerfanoe 9e9en
Die oeIesm6Bi9e He9iertn9 ous5ubdrren,
uno oo0ur6 oen 9rie9 in Ole 96nge jits
bel, fonoern fie otrfte am Gnoe unfere
griGtens ais 9tation ielbf nob in Sc:
fobr brin9en. geIonnene Wdnnpr aQer
9arteien Ieben oaS Elm. fte beareifen, oaB
es unter ben cbpaltsnoen ltmff6nben nur
einen @s9 9ibt, Den orobenocn @efabren
dus3mpeiben, uno iie lino cntldloffen,
ibn einSuIbla0en. 0erporraeenoe Demo
froten allentbolben i'm Staate treten of
fen uno cbne SebI fir Curtin, auf Def.
fen eoDalitdt pen9iten6 fein Mafel bafz
tet, in Die SbranSen. Seine grpGbs
lung NIT elmer entl1ieoenen Mebrbeit i'm
fommenoen Wonat III, troe oller &niffe
uno Gdnfe feiner 9e9ner, bersitS 70 gut
ala esreib.-pittsb. Courier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
gRie nicScrfrSd,tinl

-i lgBdbreno .talifenoe pon fdotiben ttnis
onsleuten fir eds 8ortdRen Der gun=
oesarmee bitten, oanlit fie BON Der sStfF
Oauis Sprannei .erl6it rperoeif ftrGfen
9eipife 9 d a afef6pfe, 9leitb pers
fiibrenoen Srrlibtern in 9sbl @ountp
umber uno perfuAen eaS fpoblmeinenoe
Sclf gu i6erreeen &erratb am &ater.
lanoe Su bcoeben; i6impfen iiber Ole
6e9ierune oaB Iie oen &rie9 fortfiibrt
uno nit m69lidxr Gle 3u beenoieen
9ubt; 1uden Die Soloaten ouf atlerlpi
g8e9e bon ibren YHihten obJufiDren !;
froblo6Cn penn bic unionSarmee einr
S6la6t uerllert ,,lln6 fomnen entlhb gum
S6tub Dap Self. .Dapi6 i'm 9fed)te fei
8rie9 ju fubren uno bic n6r6litbelI Sole
oaten abjufbtadbtcn; unb boB Die @on:
itltuttpn Il neon It itu I'll on ct fei,
uno oergleiben mebr. .'.h' ga. ~
2Spnn Der Observation-Disclosures nitbt ME.
oetaefcblo9sn miro, 6ann tpiro Der &tico
fortoauern, ober bic Ste9ierim8 wiro bard
bic 6dnoe Der Serr6tber fallen, ,mb Die
Ereibeit oes SClfes ein oeneinIboftIibf6
0rdb ftn6en. gSer Die Heeierun9 Der
Ser. Staaten 5u bnterordden Iutbt, 1T
Elm S e'rr6 tD er, uno follte einer oes
rsOten Strofe nibt entoeben. %
Sier 1T cine paiIenoe Sni1rift Die Elm.
NAL auf ben Grdbern biefer 9emeinten
Serrdtbern Ju lefen fein miro
d 6ter lieet b .r.a.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
pIinLe aeItenLhei1

@6breno eincs nsuliben @ewitteritur.
mes floa Gin Ssusrball uneefdbr 70 sroB
>pie cine Heine &ononenfu9el, in Die Getfs
arapbenoffiee in 9opinaton, &p., uno
fbtla ben Sperateur, 0errn Writbdrb,
III Bcpen, 70 bdB oerIelee nifbrsre Stuns
6en beiinnun9stos blieb. We6rere dnces
re 5erreaim 3inIuer fiibttsn 6en Sdlaa
mebr ODER ipeniger, sic Iaaet,, odB oos
'3imna 'fit. etftfn Nd6snttid hi6fD, ale
cb es poQ Seuer iei.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
sic Olemt1prfer Gtbnfte.

Dieie S6ufte, ,.bie Sreunbe uno Mits
burger" poit ,@oupernor Sepmour unb
oeS 8errdtbets Fernando @ooo, Der ile
gum Rict in Der @itp Neuporf oufbeete,
uno leioer ibm 8ebor0ten uno allerlei
8r6uelicenen be9an9cn baben, folbe olS
Mcr6, 8ranbttiftuna uno pltinoerun9,
toben iinb ra{cn wie 8tlee 9e9en Die
Suspenbiruu9 Der Sabeas Corpus prot.
lomdtion be6 prdiIoentsn. 2(ae 9onoess
feincen uno Sbuften psroen oesoleiben
tbml, benn BON nun an fam man Sen
Serbreber nibt 70 bebenoe atis Der 6aft
befreisn. lpie pcrber, llno Bic 8erlpano.
ten bon 8eneoift 2(rnolo folIten nun aud
piTen, cob Sort 9afapetts nrb nidt in
SerrGtbgrz O6noen III. re,- .--. ~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
Deraeet es nid,t |!

@brlibe Stimmeebpr pefaeiIet es1nitt,
oa6 Der Rebet ,,8i6mpn6 @nauirer,,'''
oem Senerol { eonbefobten bat, nod ei
nen 81 a . nab psnnlpIpanien iinb 5ipar
Dor Der @obl Su maiden; faot oaB pies
oen Demotroten beifen rpdroe, uuo Der.
lidert, oaB penn Die @oppsrbeaos BIZ,
@abt aerpinnFn fuiiroen, oies mebr mertb
fei fir Die ednossperrotber "a ls elm E
R e i b beiuon btnti9 EN- Si1e @ en-
i'm 9 6to6t fetotsl User fam nun
nibt leben oaB bic Rsbels Die Sreunoe
Der @opperbeooe. una bic @opperbsaos
Die Sreunoe Der Rebsls fino-tann nun
nob Elm eDrtidber Mot1 nit Den Copper
btoos uno 9e9en fb felbft, ee g en-
feline Nddbfcifnief, lthp 9ege n feinSd.
terlano Ifimmen Z
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
tGinOelpaaDerte (rbet bier !
@cpbpar6a Mil gu6 ener 8irserrr4t
IL. einlhrdnfen I. ----- -. :.

Gein (g8ooolpatb 's) Qmenoment tu ei,
rem 8efblub bes 6rn. Waaee pcn Ser.
rD Sauntp, in Der Gonpentiou ;u, 8cr.
befierun9 Der Stoats @onftitutipn in
1881, tantet ,pie fcl9t -. h lsa..e5 .s..3
81 D DdB aaelt SSremben,
lpelbe lla6 bellt, 4. Suit
1841 in btefen Staat
fDnlmelt, bdS st { 0 t 3a
ifimlllen Dber a { m ter
31t Daltelt, lit 6ieiem Staat
.llnterfa6t fet," ,s5.s1,. @ 5stes +.
Diefer Qntras itebt per3eibnet i'm of
flcielIen protcfoQ Der Convention, 8ano
s, Seite 444. . -
Deutf6e8 iir9er! lpenn Sbr
am 5weiten Dienffo9 fommenoen Otto.
bers gum Stimmfaifen oebt, um cen uols
len, unumGbrGnften @ebrauh BON @u.
rem Stiraerre6t Jli MAIDEN, um our6 gu=
re Stimil1er 3u entibeioen, tpem oas
ffinfti9e @obE bes Staates onpertraut
weroen fou, Damn, ia bam erinnert Sud,
Dap penn 0-F9fo. @. Moooworo, III
Der @anoioot Der nDroli6en llnion6lers
itorer, in Der ronlfitutionelltn GcnUens
tion init ieinem Qmenoment otddlitb oe.
lpelen tpGre, tpie peit fld ener Sdroer.
@rlnncrt Gub Ger pbi0en Wcrten am
saf fn y -
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1 SSdbreit ba8 Sttmlll=
!. I. reGbt 6Qben fDQ I! ,s b

Menn bic .ein9epanosrtem eennotb fir
oiefen 9Soebnar0n itimmen unoman ib.
nen'na69ebenbs ben &onpurf mabt, fie
batten ibren dreften Seino--ein &nolp:
nothing mterlfdBtj uno fid) oesre9sn
Den Spott aller ebrlitben tmo rebliboenz
eenorn SreiRtsmGnnern Jll9e5o9eu, foI=
ten fte nicbt beuIeu oem fie baben Dor.
brr 9elpuBt pas @ooewaro III unb Daben
iiO felbif fir ibre &borbsit su btamirsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-30
QtncDln/S 6unbe !"

~ Das 1T Der @unib oes btrii6ti8ten
'9H9reBmduneS SoorbeeS BON Snoi>
ana, Den ct Dor eini9en So9en in elmer Res
De in ienem Staote daBerte. Oiefer &a.
trrtanoss&errdtber 1T Gin wdrmer Sreuho
uno Sefirw6rter Der fdolitben Rebelion,
uno Elm prominenter Nnfdbter Ger bcuti.
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