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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-22
EDWAR j. KIN G /,
SURGEON DENTIST,

kalamazoo, Mkch.
N7ILL resume his monthly visits to Cass
w County, and respectfully soiicits the patron
age of his former patients, and others requiring
the services of Dentist. He viii be found at the
TAYLOR HOUSE, Dowagiac, on the Sd.
THE UNION HOTEL Cassapolis, on the 4th
and 5th.
THE FARMERS HOME, Charleston, on the
9Th, of each month, punctually.
ny- Patients viii be certain to find him at the
place and time set.
AS my work is well known in this County it is
not necessary to say anything in regard to its
quality.
would say to patients living al a distance from
the above points that it would be matter OF
great conv enience to ne If they would call at my
room. BIT shall be happy to visit them at their
residences when it is necessary.
irue12-2H1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-22
n. lib. HHOLLISTER

AS JUST received fine lot of New Music
IL among which are ttr
Weeping and lonely"
"When this cruel war is over" i.-tf
al remember the hour when sadly we parted
81 dreamed my boy was home again."
'fDaisy Deane."
'Mine is the mourning heart" Duet fol
Soprano and Tenor.) ~ ra. = I13u.3
:. " no will care for mother now"
Babylon is fallen"
'sSons- of a 1000 years."
I" Dream. on Lilly" o.1f
Mr.. Hollis ter is weekly receiving new and desir
able additions to his already large stock of shee
music and music books.
Is also agent fol, sale of Prince & Co.'s Melo
deems. sep10-2lm3
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8. b . 1''
g Union for the Sake of the Union. .

NHlS PATRIOTIC FRATERNITY, being now
u prepared to establish its branches in Cass
O1nnty, invites to membership all loyal citizens OF
ing: "'s '"' i'-o"
!. 10 preserve, through all coming time, the
decay. 3 "''o'' -
2. TO secure TO posterity our birthright of free
dom of conscience, speech and action
8. To afford to people of other lands an .sv,rr,
a refuge from tyranny, oppression and political
wrong.
f. To perpetuate the memory of the founders Of
this great Republic and of their worthy and i'm
mortal successors. n -E- -
5. To teach, by covenants, emblems, Ind SOL
emn ceremonies, the harmony, strength and beauty
OF National unity.
For full information, Constitutions, Bylaws,
D. D., Box 62s5, Chicago Illinois. -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-22
THE GREAT
REAPER TRIAL.

IL ~ II L n Il Il IL III IA III Il "A III II q
Mr. IRA BROWNELL, Agent, hands us the
following certificates of the excellence of the
CHIEF
as demonstrated at the recent State Trial of Mowers
and Keepers held at Dixon, Illinois, at which there
were oye, thirty different Machines.
The Mach me used at the trial was subsequently,
purchased by w. II. OSBORNE, President of the
illinois Central Railroad Company, one of the
most extensive farmers N that State:
DIXON, ILL.,, July %, 1862.
Messrs. SHELDON & Co., Auburn, n. Y.:-Atthe
great trial of Mowers ana Re opers held at this
place during the past week. under the direction OF
the Illinois State Agricultural Society the moving
was done on the farm owned and coupled by
myself.
Having raked the hay and carefully examined
the ground find that several Machines have done
excellent work, but | am fully satisfied that your
Machine-THE CAYUGA CHIEF-has excei,ed ali
others IN the closencss smoothness, and uniformity
OF its stubble. lI 0tla CHARLES DEMENT,
.aI4.S ydu DIXON, July 29, 1869.
Messrs. SHELDON q Co., Auburn, n Y:ATbe
trail of Reapers at this place under the direction
of the Illinois State Agricultural Society," was held
upon the farm occupied by me-. it,1,
Having fully examined the work done by the
different machines, am convinced that the CAYUGA
CHIEF has cut the grain with the greatest saving
and delivered the gavels in better condition TO
binding than any other Machine. l5 ~
.y9Fr - THEoDoRH MoELLRR.
-EB3 - frIJJft - ~ 40 - 4
OH .fGl4g 80 I'll Dixon, July 90, 1862.
Messrs. SHELDON Il Co., Auburn, N Y..-We
the undersigned were employed to bind the grain
cut by the Reapers at the trial held by the Illinois
State Agricultural Society at this place the past
week, and hereby certify that the CAYUGA CHEF
in the ceanness of its cut and the perfect delivery
of its gaYes for binding excels all others operated
at the trial. E egg ~
WILLIAM RUTH, PATRICK FLYN .H
JAMES REEHAN, gu THOMAS CLARK,
AUGUSTUS e. MoELLER, Jr RICHARD MoELLER.
. rf. Er.~ IS fasaod may22-5tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-22
Y &c K S & e r 6 !.

The fate Of Vicksburg, We have reason to
believe, is at length on the point of being seal
ed Very late intelligence was received on
Saturday evening last from Gen. Grant head
quarters, warranting the anticipation, ne un-
derstand, that by this day or tomorrow the
reduction end capture Of the stronghold Of
Vioksburg, SO bravely and ably and perseyer-
ingly attacked, and SO long and heroically de-
Tended, will have been accomplished. - Nat
Int,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-22
MILITARY ORDER.
HQ'Rs. MIDDLE DEPT. STH ARMY OoAFS
OFFICE PRoVosT Marshal,
BALTIMORE. June 2lst, 1863

BALTIMORE, June ZlSt, 1929. IL;
An order was published in the evening g.c su,
ton of the Republican, also IN the noa
day Telegram Of to-day, purportng 70 'u Dn =.
ate from this office, in reference 70 tha '4 ~.
preston of certain newspapers. NO su'N mr..
der as thus published was issued IL .h -, p ~.
haps, misunderstanding, which Is :nuI Con- en
planned / was directed BY the Ma! g.or u~ n
eral Commanding, to notify the so s1trscis
some of the city papers, tnat ~ w sIF 1.
from the New York World, New 1 Tua,,; n
press, 'Caucacasian, 'Cincinnatl hna ssd TO-
and Chicago Times, would be PeE1 nh;eb vss
be published in this Department., an 1o;st axe
duly done, and from this fact toe nats'sx
must have occurred. / therefore, 5vIgI;.h
fully request that this explanation oe I F1sH
ed. N1LIhAn Marshal.
Lieu tenant Colonel and Provost 40" 'D'
The army and Medical Museum q: :, p absrrs
in the office of the Surgeon General III 'D any.
Of DR.. Brinton, has become an ezts"s's sba Ar.
Hilary TO the Medical Department u aoo s,rpj.
nv At present there are about i,ooo md d 300
cal specimens, $50 medical speclI ne,r@
specimens Of missiles psed IN "aF'ars'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-22

day afternoon at TWO Q cock, from the vicinity
Of Centreville, with G view to close reconnois-
sance Of OF CONFLICT With ch> Confederates, -
INST Int.
Coz. D jJrAssY IN pR1soS.--The Sing Sing
Republican, announcing the arrival Of Col.
81 utassy at the prison. ia thai place says:
when he was assigned to shop be asked
his keeper TO allow him TO go alone from the
shop to The rness-room, renarklng that he
deemed it too degrading Tor him, having been
Col. and 81 Acting Brigadier General ia the
Z. s. service, TO march with common convicts.
In answer the keeper simply remarked, Gap
tains, Colonels and Brigadiers are ali alike
here; all reduced to the ranks. When he in
cidentally mentioned that he had had q uniyer-
sity education and was master Of eleven dit
ferent languages, the keeper replied, One Ian
guage is all we have here, and We want very
little OF that. -
The aeronsutic corps Of the Army Of the
Potomac has been dispensed with, and the
balloons and initiating apparatus have been
sent to Washington.
On Friday afternoon terrific storm Of hail,
rain and wind passed over Pittsburg, Pa, and
vicinity, doing much damage to the crops.
The haistones were as large as cherries.
The British Ministry have ordered an in
CURRY into the subject Of enlisting recruits in
ireland, for the Federal service.
Thirteen hundred applications for COM
mands in the new negro regiments have been
received Forty-eight applicants have receiy-
ed commissions, most Of them as line officers
No colonel has yet been appointed.
The farmers Of Iowa are complaining much
about the severe drought in that State. It is
said that everything is suffering Cox want Of
rain.
The committee appointed by the Ohio DEM
ocratie convention to wait upon the President
and to ask him 70 restore Mr.. Vallandigham
to his home will meet at Columbus to-day,
prepared to carry ont their mission.
The proprietors Of the Dayton (Ohio) Jour
nal, whose printing office was lately sacked By
a mob, are being reinabursed for their loss by
military assessment on the parties By whom
the riot vas instigated and directed.
With the return Of the summer, comes The
carnival Of hotel keepers at the watering
places at the North, and this year they prom
iae to be even more frequented Than they were
last. Saratoga and Newport in particular are
liIely to overflow. The new Upper Ten-the
greenbaek nobility-will disport there in all
the pride, and glory Of their new found
wealth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-22
Uhk Allexaudrfa 0azette
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE %.

TxoUEsr.-An inquest, was held yesterday
rnorn;ng, by ". L. Penn, Acting Coroner, on
tha bodv Of Nicholas Dunn, found floating IN
the River opposite this place. After an exam
;nation. the Jury rendered verdict Of sccldero-
tai drowning. Dunn vas from the city Of New
York and came around TO this place IN barge
with provisions for the q. S. government, and
fell overheard on Friday night and was drowned.
----#=z4zaa%H~4
LICENCES. We mentioned IN Saturday
Gazette that upwards Of 800 business licenses
had been issued by the Commissioner OF the
Revenue for this place, We are informed that
the numbor issued up to this tine exceeds 400
~--nor2e for the sale Of liquor.
Yesterday was the longest day CT the year;
the sun rose at o clock IS minutes and get at
o'clock 26 minutes, making the day ID hours
and So minutes long To-day the sun will be-
gin 70 approach the equator and continue that
course until the autumnal equinox, when il
will again ~ecede until the 21st day of Deeen-
Der, the shortest day Of the year.
The Baltimore letter ofthe Philadelphia ln
1uirer says that "CoI. George ?. Kane, for
uaerly chief Nlarshal Of the Baltimore Police
department., has escaped from that city and
gone South.
An accident occurred on the Northern Cen
trail +. +. on Friday last, in Dauphin county,
Pa, by which six persons were killed, and q
number severely wounded
There are hundreds Of rumors afoat relative
70 reported fighting Oh tha lines west Of this
place, on yesterday.
The reports about Confederate batteries at
Matthias Point, Cockpit Point &c, on the Pc
&oznac, are all contradicted.
The wheat haryest--but very little land in
this neighborhool being under cultivation
will commence in few days.
all the negroes in jail in Montgomery coun-
ty Nd, made their escape last Friday night
4 singular disposition vas made Of the Ia
test case in connection with the attempt to re-
cover fugitive slaves in Wash ington, by the
action Of Police Justice Bates. It appoars
that Ignatius Gardner and T. E. Berry, Of
Maryland, 1com each Of whom colored man
had rum of, taking between them three horses,
had procured their arrest on the charge Of
stealing the horses The case being brought
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-22

Correspondence Of the Philadelphis Inquirer.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToNAc, Sun
day, June 2l.-Eor the purpose Of contradict
ing all erroneous reports and giving quiet to
the public mind the following are authorized
to be stated -
There has been no engagement whatever up
to this date involving any portion Of General
Hooker's army, except cavalry.
Cavalry skirnishes, fights and reconno's'
sances are taking place daily with advantage
uniformly With our forces Two hundred pE''
soners have arrived at headquarters taken
within the last three days. The alarm exist
ing at the North during the past fey days IS
utterly without cause. No enemy % on or
near the old Bull Run battle field and the pan
ic stricken report of the appearance Of Hlli'
Confederate force, via Dumfries, IS eqOa'''
false.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-22

IL RELIGIOUS: The Sacrament Of con6zns-
ton was administered at St. bIav,s CA,,
this morning, by the Most Rev. D. K 1Sno:'h'
Archbishop Of Baltimore. At 70 oc1aa J"'' q
candidates, 81 IN number; IS males an, '' .s
females: proceeded in procession fro~ wv =
Mary's Hall, 30 the church the s;rls w. ~,
young ladies elegantly attirea in wb;te nns I.S
With wells and vreaths Of the same coor sa;
occupied the front, centre reus. the resi- of,bs
church, including the aisIes, being denss;,,
crowded, chiefly wish ladies. The Arhb;>b
op, attended BY the Rev. John Early prex
dent Of Georgetown College, and the Rev
John Barrister, Acting Pastor, in1nlediatev
entered the chancel, and The HYMN Sven;
Creator Spirstus' having been sung, deliver.
ed brief e1hortation to the candidates
among whom were about twenty adults and
six colored persons, and then proceeded Il.
confirm chem, as they advanced TWO by .yo
within the chancel. The ceremonies attend.
Ing the confirmation were Of q much less in,
posing character than On former occasions, tie
whole lasting ONLY about three quarters Of an
hour; but they we're admirably conducted, and
Of very solemn and impressive character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-22
4 MOVEMENT IN FRONT.

We presume the,e is 20 improperly in
nention;ng that large cavalry End artillery
force under Cen. Pleasonton advanced yester-
day afternoon at Two clock. from the vicinity
Of Centrevile, with g view to close reconnois-
sance Of OF conflict With th> Confederates. -
Nst Int.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-21
Don Californian

G6 miro ouoemein 3u8secben, boB boS
abaelaufene S0br in 8etref be8 0onoel5
uno Wanufafturs Sntereifen be6 Staats
oaS 0eoeiblibite uno aIddlibite in Der
@efbidte Dcn GaIifcrpjen 9elpeim 1T.
Die Qgriculturs uno Wincns Snterriien
iinb niemoIS in beferem 3utanoe 0elpe=
fen.
Ole Staot Gan SranBisto uno ber
Stoat nebmen ralb an Sep6Iferun9 uno
5ertr9t9uur 5u.
San Sronct6co, 30. Sec, Da6
DampfIbif @onora 1T beute 9ta(bmit.
tag nit 80 pafa9iereu, S65O,0OO @olb
fur Seem 9ore unp Sl75,000 fir Gn9=
LAMB n06 QaRama Qbge9on9en.
Oas 0ampffbiH 9ermann miro am
W0nta9e abic9eIn.
0a6 0amPfidifT SofePbine bar so
Sallsn robe SeiOe tiberbrabt, bic 0leicb
dber Banana nod gtew gorf lpeiter 9ss
ianot mer0en.
OoS Dampfitbif Sreaon 1T NIT $780,
600 uno so Sddcn Silberery aus ben
psri6eoenen Mtinen in SOnpra uno Se.
nalUa bier an9efpmmcn.
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asr lLntsraana ees ..r11snifsra. ;,

Sort Monroe, 4. San. Die WQn.
|6aften oe6 ,,MonitDrS' 9ebpn foloenoe
EIh3elbeiten iber ben unter0ane 6ieIes
Sabrjeu9e6:
Der ,,WOnit0r fubr aia %. 0ecb ppn
fort Monroe in 3au oeS Odmpfprs
Hboot Selano' ab, bealeitct Don Dem
Panleribift paiiaic i'm GQu 6es Ddmps
RS State Of @ecraia.
2(m na6ften Sage, ats bic Sloti(s
ap pattCrd6 erraitbta, erbob fib Elm
turn uno Der Wonitcr flno an icbmet
belten, Webrere Sturls s8P(len trafen
s Sabriau8 unb Die Qumpen fonnten
nlbt perbinosrn, Bop oa6 g8aifer i'm
aum lmmsr boDer ftie9, trcbpem, oa6
.99nJe Mannibaft nit gimern aus,
6pfte.
snSli6 maBte Dem ,,Rbooe S6lono
gtotbll9ndl 9e9eben tperoen. Der,
pc ieete cin Boot aus uno Elm Gbeil
Mannt5aft bee !, ,,Wpnitor8" beitieo
ieIbe.
Die rif bIeibenbe Mamiboft bemiibte
fortmdbreno oa6 @afer aus,ultb6pz
oueln Der StWm Uuroe INNER 6eftz
Ole @ellen bra1cn iib iber ben
urn 1 llno oaS g8oifer itie9 70 bod, ouf
le 0euer untcr Den &eheln ausl6bte.
1re! Soote ndbertcn ficb iebt Dem
onttOr" aber e6 mar mmooIib olIe
lIUen oon Dem INNER tiefer finfennen
rjeu9e 5u rettCn. Ole 8cotc muBten
Dem 0&booc SS6Ianb" 3urddFebren.
otp elm Soote 9in9 ab, um Die ibrio
enoeh ju retten, altein man mejf
loa6 aus ocmieIben uno OsiIcn ge
iin8 8elporben.
e9en Wtltterna6t Ueridwanoen ii,
11lsElbter oes monitors" uno bat
II 9in9 unter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-21
Don 6ae Carolina

Giaer Gorrefpcn6en5 Der ,,Nerp WorF
&ribume" aus Beaufort, Sub @arclina,
entnebmen mir 6c!oenbe6:
DaS gteaer Reeimenf Idbt IIb gan,
out an, Die Geute fino pilli9 uno 9ebor:
fam, ternen ibneI ere3ieren uno baten
itb ibon i'm Seuer au50e5etbuet berpdbrt.
GteuIib eina elm 0ampfbcot mad
@eer9etonn binauf, um cine 8otit1aft
pom BefebIsbaber be6 Stcfaoe @eItbwa=
per5 5u tberorin9en. Sine Srau o1ietbii
Dinfte Der perebrten 8er. ct. Slae9C
nit Dem &aIbentute ju. @eoen oieIee
nSerbre0sn6" lieB Der feinolide @oms
manbeur, Elm ,,ritterIiber" SGb GarOIi-
ner, Die Srau eribieBen. Sie ttarb bel
oenmItbi9.
sSb traf eine peiBe Srdu, ipeI6e mir
our6 bas betreffenoe Document belpie6,
Dap ibr Wonn fie fir fiinf Gbaler in Die
SflaUerei pertouft bate. Sic ia9t, fol-
dye Seiipiele 9eb6rten in Sdo @arclino
nidt 3u ben Seltcnbeiten.
Diefelbe Srau Ia9te: SSn iDrer 9ta6s
barfdbaft feicn in oemfelben Monat 7 lpei:
De Srauenjimmer uerfauft tporoen. Ill
70 audi rpeiBe Sfldoen i'm ritterliben polz
mett0 Staate 9Rit Der Wiutter peroen
audi Die Rinoer StIauen bi6 gum 81. Sab
re. 0ieie lpeiBe SfloUinnen fino nur in
elmer 9inii6t better oaran, ,ols Die Sbwor:
gen. Sbre Gi9entbumcr ourfen iie nam:
lid nob Dem 9eiee ni6t gum Goncubi.
nat gpin9en.
8lorreitbe 8epubtif Glib Carolina
Wuiterbilo fdoIiCber Gipilifation unp 9es
littun9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-21
s 0 II i nurptNp d VI

Gas einygs Snarumslt bisIlE Nrt M N'l.0-
taun, purbe nRuIib patsntirs unO an gg0Brn No
ten pcn GtdR anp Sau'r aagel6aft, wUpurd ia
In tsn Stanp srlgbt fab, en ssnaue5 9Iu3st r9o
SUpfes auf paytsr Su sddnsn, p9nad bar Be
afute put grformt wirD uno Paien ma5, Biej6,
piel mrl&r s5Orm brr SCpf bat. glfuc 6ite trl.
den wSbrrnp Der srRsu Gage ssw5bnUt unanse.
nrbm an ben SCpf, unb mlHdmal iil e5 esr Gau
paf iIe Die Burm ess SOpfIs ME anHrtmrn. Die.
fer 5etlrr pirp barmb rfruTfadt, bar 5itt uics
maIs bsm SOpfs anglpaBt, lOntevR rr. IN alI.
armeiRsn ron pUI6lfOsusn grb5su bCgil,tigt war
ben. lin btsIem llstsl pCr3ubRugIn, Wu.te Ga5
SnRrument GOnfsuvptYpf ssnannt, sngcitbJt
nit pslhsm IN Belt rcn sniasR Gganbfu Gin A..
nauss WObsl bss 6Upfe5 srbaltm wIrb. Dam
wiro brr Sut mad bfm guler re5 ScgEs az,
fcrmt, miro ssnnu pahsn uHO frs i,in bCn DRUID
auf irgrno einsn Ibfl pss SOyfSs, uuO bamit
pirb si,l SCpfprB unp anssrs llnaHnsBmr6tsitn
perbinpert werDCr,
@aentaun. Oft. 29 1862. rab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-21
Auf9ei6 Artifet.
Bis stimme bes lIplhs .

Gs 1T bon oen 8e9nern Der &e8itrun9
bebauptet-uno bon Uielen ibrer Srsuns
oe, ucb ebe bic pollitGnbi9en @abls9e.
ribte ein9elaufen lparen, Uielleibt ollJus
poreili9 3u9e9eben--W0roen, oaB oas Grs
eebniB Der In ben meiiten lopalen Stau,
ZEN am 4. 9toDember itatt8ebabten @abs
len Elm Serodmmin96urtbeit 0e9en ocn
spreiioenten uno bic bon ibm uno feiner
Re9erun9 befot9te &rie9s politif 9e.
lpefen fci, Dis Offijieae StimmJdblun9
1T nunmebr in alIcn 9taaten erfol9t, er:
9iebt aber, Wie Ole na6febcnoen 3ablen
beipeifen, Elm uolIfommen ent9eapn 0es
isete6 8eiultat. sc er8aben oemnab
MaiOritdten in Den
Stadten, EGr bic g(bminilf S0nnnf;t
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-21
rpisoer eine balbe milton scitobten

AHlFSFt FtHF p"lpt Iiilil'Sh 1V'tSDlCH.
Scri9e @obe fpuroe Siaot q. goOP,
3ablmeif9eg in oer 2frmss in Cincinnati
perbaftet, neil ct cine batbe Million Res
9terun96eeloer unteriblaoen bat.
Siaoc GcoF 1T nGmlib Elm oemcPratis
fber 9Oafer, Der fdon felt Sabren aIs ab.
oefeimter Spiebube bsfannt 1T. Gr war
Dor l6n9eren Sabren ourb Senotor g.
L. Douglas &ermittlun9 inter 8uba
nan ale g0itmeiter in Gbicaoo ap9eitellt
lrcroen uno bate oamaIs oieie Stellun0
benubt, um cine 9roBe Summe Ju feb
len. 0ieS Fam berous, @cof puroe ober
nitbt beitraft mo OnPsl Gam perlcr cas
@eto.
Scbt fin6en mir bieien felben Spiebus
ben ouf einmal pieoer al6 l(rmeejoblmei.
iter unb ba man ben 8od gum 8drtner
9enabt bat, 70 braubt man fib nidbt ;u
punoern, lpenn er einmat nieocr tiitbtio
Qefrciien bat. 60 lan9e man eten Die
&c nibt in'6 3u6tbau6 fperrt, fcnccrn fit
fir ibve 8in9erferti9teit nit fsttcn 2(cm
.eyn belobnt, 1T nidt6 l(noere5 gu er,par.
ten.
g0abrtIa n great Country
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-21
SOtai I2743S
67O27

MaiOritdt fur Die &eaieruaa GOAL
bis auf cine rIeine 6rafticn Die 6dlfte
aIIer at9e9ebenen Waioritdten!
N!ic troebem, oaB cine balbe NRiuipu
|itimmeerebti9ter 8dr9er in Der 2(rmee
Ibres Stimmrebte6 berdubt muroen, BON
'penen mebr ol5 orei Siertbeile fir bas
l'sitAt,r-s-,- e Y tfrurtUHss rttfrr TtG
Rtlmmt babeu tpdrbPn 1T oa8 8plesoer,
pltt in ben lopaIen Staaten nit elmer
Maiortt6t Ucu 80 @rojent ju @un(ten
pes pr0itpeutsn uno ieiner Re0ieruma.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-21
.nnnnn,6 M1onnoIia @olfam.
Sine Ga6sDrt Q a5nbsitifi 6 i
NEG tbeber Sreubt9 l."

>, Q ! u 9 = O ~ : I = q 2 u ~ ' =
NEG d)eber 8reubt9 teih l."
Dietr bgrrli6e Tallom sutfsrnt Scmmrfeden,
2cbe, 8l6sdlen 70 rpts 8auheit bcr hant. @r atf
Dem g,fhte asroce bic 9gnaRIbtG Sarbe CT betIt
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