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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
The Culpeper Gaid.

W have ut length cunneued idea Of the
desperate affair which occurred in Cu.yCuer on
Tuesday last ana a satisfactory return Of re-
suits. 1t seems that the enemJ after crossing
the river near Brandy Station cutoff our pick
cts by surprise and dashed lEo one of our ad-
vanced camps betOtore their approach could be
guarded against. Our men ted Of course, be-
ing totally unpreparcd tor The assault but
were rallied during the morning, and general
assault, was made by Stuart, ghich resulted III
the defeat and retreat Of thecnemy. The lat
ter engaged some ten thouand strong in the
demonstration and attack We lost some
sJo IS camp eQuipage, and bout $50 in killed,
wounded, and missing. Ie euony's loss i'll
killed and wounded is no correctly known,
but must have reached betieen two and three
hundred, while his loss IN prisoners certainly
numbgred three hundred ad eighty, including
fourteen comm s,oncd oicers all Of whom
have arrived in Richncn. Some twelve or
fifteen OF his wounded te 20 our hands. .--
The seyerc5t fighting VS. near Brandy Sta
non, towards the close OF b. engagement, be
ing desperate hand to hnd fight Of cavalry
Although the dav vas finally won BY our
troops, the men feel sore hat they should have
been sup .iscd in the banning and are anXi-
ous to rctaliNte in kind, I almost aay hazard,
in order Jhnt they may oliterate this unplCas-
ant souvenir OF Unmiiity discipline.
Accounts o. the hatt.Ir0m various sources,
present an array of hllliant pictures, which
may well oloru {. q hi.ory Of the war. The
,pjlt Of our gallant sQliers fighting though
,Aoy were q. dsVdvaInFc, was brought out
I'm lis uoblc.thght Had hand they Fought
with ..,nrn and ,Drgl.nt ind drhvp Ljplg the a.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
WINCHESTER, TENN, JUNE 49, 1863.
EXIT VALLANDloUAM This gentle. ,

EXIT FALLANDIGNAM This gentle.
man, whose presence among US has
caused some sePsatlon on account of
the peculiar circumstances attending,
has departed as quietly rs he came
After spending day in Pctersbu z,
Va, he proceeded on Tuesday last to
Wilmington in charge OF Judge Ould,
who will see him safely on board a
steamer for the port OF Nassau Thence
We suppose he will 60 to Canada,
where be can engineer the election
camp.ign in Ohio, or, if he is disposed
to try conclusions with the Admins
tration at once, he may lake steamer
direct fer New YorA city, and claim
the protection Of the thirty thousand
peace men who declared in assembly
that free speech and personal liberty
must and should be secured to citizens
Of the Empire State.
We are glad that Vallandigham has
gone, for his presence in the Contcdo,
racy was a source OF perpleXity to the
Government, and general uneasiness
to the people. We ask for him the
prayers OF the congregations -AUguSta
GHr0nicLc
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
The Feeling at GAo North.

The New York Journal Of Cogsacr2e t1os
some lnsgiyiugs s to tn" probabilities Ind rc-
.ulis Of war witL England and THIS wa..s
out It's lament:
/ wur with England JUS, low would snn!
Ahe liss iutiUn Of the America Union. It
is therefore, to b5 regarded as calamity OF
infinite importance, and every uca. ure to
avJid il should be adopted. When the seizure
# Masun and Slid Il aroused the people there
was a perfect unpninity OF sentiment III thr
country on the subject Of holding thCaI Luo
people believed that our right and our honor
REQUIRED that We should resist the british oe.
mhud for them TIE Officers Of our Cavern
lnent felt that the fate q the Union Vas 'n-
solved in the question Of var with England
and sacrificed horo2 and pride to tic highest
object OF our political homage. The people
arnrJy d this course and forgot it for the Tune
Every reason operates, nov as then, to io!O!d
the idea of going 10 WAY with England,
Nevertheless. as we hive said, there II III
minent danger that We shall DRIFT into such 4
war II the people Of England imagine that
we are 50 much engruSsad III oVg own clII' W."
that We sali! be willing again, a9 pioTt u
forret our honor in q quarrel WITH them' 1h'}
reckon. W lhout understanding the men they
deal with. For new IDEAS and ne" "is-es
have runr mp in this country "ltn'h year
and chlnglng circumstances have changed I.' tae
whole ;9le Of feeling with some mon, 1a9
very uersons who year ago, were Io.'t.st III
Faror of peace with al! nations, 70 enable ua
n CONQUER tho -a5e,ion, are now laoilag &4'''
for favorable c.rcCaa ;9ncos u.dgE %"'e" ~
advocate an Acknowledgement u th9 o|..' :, u. !.
Confederacy. The state Of Ea.."%S II s'.. l.
country is very remarkable 4 Ia" o. -. t..'
radical leaders ahoQd openly ~0Toca'e a as,
un;on to-day they would have h'si5 OF Fao!ga. ca,
followers and supporters, and I3s,.,.o.y H'-Ls
cement union between tho A"9i'i''nt,, 8, .'
the extreme anti-war men. 81. thelE G.A'IH' ~.
.ty consisla in the strong pro5aIii'y wv. '..5
9ngtant they advocate peace oy ds"..''', I-'' T.,
j, reason to believe that the IajoEl'F VII. "
vastly in favor Of peace by eomPgo"4,iso !'''
therefore, ifthey accomplish peac1 by "'5HLl'n .
thew would be a prescribed and aoauTFeo par
", forever deprived OF popularity. or p'%s. %,..
This is the state OF affairs in America t0''~Y
and it is greatly to be feared that the provo
rations from time to time given by the tone o
british feeling rnay encourage the dlsunIon'S|
10 attempt to plunge US into foreign war an,
thus accomplish, without so much reps0@'H
thei. disloysl desires.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

REVOLT At BERLIN, Mp.--We have learned
from a source, whose reliability is beyond all
question that serious and sanguina y riot
occurred on Tuesday, of last week, at Berlin,
Nd. A Maryland regiment, commanded by
Colonel Sly, hal received orders to proceed to
Harpers Ferry to prepare to penetrate into
Virginia. but, being unwilling TO- go, the sol-
diers revolted. The principal officers at frat
demonstrated, and then attempted to use force,
when the men attacked them pell club
bed the Colonel, the Lieutenant Colonel, and
the Major. During the rovolt telegram Was
sent to Point Of Rocks for assistance BY the
Colonel, and i. wss answered by the speedy
arrival Of the 5lst New York infantry, who
marched upon the rsbsllious regiment and
forced them to take the cars for the Ferry, at
the point O: ths.bayonss.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

MORE MoSEY.-A new postage stamp
Of the denomination OF twenty cents,
has been put forth BY the Treasury
Department. The stamp is Of q rich
dark green color, with the medallion
of Washington on the face, encircled
by the words Confederate States OF
America" and the designation Of ftwen-
ty at the top and bottom, the former
in figures, and the latter in letters
The engraving is the best that has yet
boon executed of thepostage currency.
The medallion Of Washington is excel.
lent, with somewhat peculiarly strik.
ing and natural in tho countenance,
not found in the best pictures Of the
" Father OF his Country"
The stamp, if issued in any. number,
will be u good medium Of change, and
because of its high fractional value,
will, we hope, drive from general cir
culation some Of the dirty five cont
stamps that arc becoming greater
nuisance every day.--Rjchmond paper.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

A DFarzyEp FATE.--We are informed on
,vba. Ne deem unauesti authority that
,,hen the Federals sacked Jackson, and the nre
haa communicated to the Confederate ho'ei
.,,roI n"u Federal officers run Up into tho ooserv
se So 70 take hurried LOOK after the WneTs-
asr,y ssnn,. " os the grand array The IRE was slowly
a1ou., .aa;n hold OF distant portion Of The house
snd S Il, idaa of saving it had oaea abandoned
ana III ~! rronris.or rro~ < young man enploFol
in the house, seeing me VshaaiS ~ w 1o.' ..-'
observatory, recolleNted that mere "@s !, ,1 =
psts p, aa,sas ~ from the roof Accordingly "a 81
,ba lightwood 90 are, and in i've minute W sp Gs
stairs we're sheet OF Hame-,aHa 'ae ~"mv .,v
Ulcers never came down. IhSt Is 'ho ~
me Confederate Hotel wa nVEAe"'---'"9' ~,
C,rstitgtioaa!is!.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

asA.. The tax law Of Georgia taxes the profits
Of business in en- increasing ratio up to S per
cent. on q profit Of 500, 900, and enacts that
if any Individual or company refuses to give
in the amount OF proats, be or they shall bo
deemed to have made $loO,00o, and be taxed
accordingly.
The Columbus Enquirer IS app,shensive
that there ara parties who have n4ao two or
three times that amount woo by availlng
themselves Of this provision will get of With a
tax Of 5000.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
The Pretended Frank Blair, Jr

AQe rreIenQeQ FRANK blair, Jr.
The Richmond Sentinel, Of the 18th,
has the following:
Sent on. Francis p. Blair, Jr., the
bogus representative Of Blair, Of Mis-
souri,, was yesterday arraigned before
the Mayor on the charge of stealing
clothing from Capt. John Tayloe. 1t
appears that since his discha re by the
Mayor the other day, he was committed
TO Castle Thunder, where he grew
ponitont and acknowledged the theft,
and, at his own request was permitted
to accompany detective to q number
Of second hand shops, where were re
covered the military coat Of Capt. Tny
loc and other articles OF apparel !;
also, his sword and belt, which had been
pAwued for fifteen dollars. 1t is said
that some Of oCr returned prisoners
recognize Blair rs q prisoner in the
Old Capitol at Washington, at the time
they. were there. He was sent on by
the Mayor to answer.
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Terms:
- 30 per month, 3 HAS. - 4
Notice to Subscribers.

WHEN You find X before your name on
your paper, please renew your subscription
jas it is notice that the time for which it
has been paid will expire in few days
Articles Of much length, intended for publ
cation, must be handed in in the forenoon 10
insure publication next day.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
from YiCisburg.

! respectable lady resing near FickSburg
within jAa present Ines ftheenemy, managed
10 vet out q few duys re. She reports that
the Yankee line ol iuvcrnent extends fifteen
mi.gs from the YazooIver to Warrenton.
-..aav. .uriL traa5rortj0u is limited and
I.a, ,no,r center can Cn, be watcrrd from the
UisIssuri r,yul-,Ae ater does not agree
W,n the ,roops, ana mul sickness prevails,
They arc greatly chagried and alarmed be-
uause Johnston does nOuttack them in the
rear, thinking that his LAY will be ruin to
thpm, on ac4ooDt Of tiir inability to take
Nicksburg By storm, Al the constantly ac-
cuAu!ating forces Of the ebel commander
They have secured the w,le country for vege-
tables, everything in Il way Of provisions
has been Appropriated them She states
that in consequence Of tlr want Of transpor-
.atlon. the army is pred for rations and
everything else. Ihyy much depressed,
and seem 10 think sontcrri5le and unde-
frabIc fate hangs oyerhcm. They would
rather fight johnston uothan q week or two
hence
The lady also states tn on last Saturday
the troops were ordered ofor another assault
upon tho rebel VOWS butositvely refused to
advance agaIn,--JackSoAE EssissPpian, 18th.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

N.scuIEg FROM SOEGM. The refuse Of
Chinese sugar cane or sorldm is said to be
very destructive to cattle, hsn given to them
tor food The outer cong Of the cane is
very hard, and contains hex or flint; and
when tbs is broken up Agrinding in the
laill. anl afterwards takento the animals
stomach, it operates like roken glass pro-
lu-!ag violent indammuti4 IN Iowa paper
gives al account OF seven al Of cattle, who
we.a !.stroyed by catinahis refuse sugar
cane after the juice was stractod. A post
lg0rteh examination OF thdtomach revealed
ta!s g the cause Of their dth. 1t is highly
;mpotsnt that the farmers ho raise sorghum
for making sugar, as we'll ahoso who grow it
l1eyly for fodder, shoUld p attention to this
.ubict, and see whether an'acts within their
owne1peronce warrant thssertioa that the
Chi.cse cane is thus drlpteps to live stock
Ii be SO, the infgrmatils should be circu-
t"tel as widely as possible, order to prevent
serJus destruction Of propty.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
lkoMrrr1cA1 PLAN FOR osgNa THE WAE

CE0MErrGCAL PLAN FOR osgNG THE WAR.
i Northern paper states at Gov. Morton,
oIndiana, has applied top United States
Secretary os War to order 2 prisoners into
cnfue,nent as hostages fohe 400 hundred
rnecade Alahanlians captra in the South
7est by the Conieaorates, alwhich toe Con
tderats Government refuses exchange. This
ostage plan of retalistionpay be made to
york finely for the benefit one South. For
Instance, we have retained Of Yankee as sure
" for one Confederate; thGaakees, for re-
venre. nave taken TWO Wtook four hun.
dred They tAke double thaunaber. Now,
II we continue this plan in eomet7icsl pro-
~rsssion. thew y Il soon haven oEou" twelve
u;Ili3as. We nav. then or to take twenty
billions Of .heirs, which "a exlsust their
whole population and leave two millions to
snare. This, of COURSE Won end tho war,
aud give IS 7ic:ory.-E1'h@'
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

rsa- Nine Of The e!evan con mills and the
t7rae oyin. works 3. Fail R,r, Mass, have
snyyel running
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

Co.roa OaDsRs Rgvo3 3o1-b}} 5ss Tsio
order 2t Brownsville, Tef, : P'i III .he order
General Magruder has toa;@ * co,,9n ~ % Of wna:
restricting .le e1porsash ol co.;y,, :nanre is a.
eve. na5uIe The ava bIia:,1 80 o. ia,t ne,'
anolished. T,aGo wi:f .z.ao - 80. ~,
free. This, Il 70 Uaj:iooga'
under orders from ayla---'l1' N'e~.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
The workingmon's strikes i'll New
Loyal National Leagues

- IN 49,. ---'TT ysN7SAHIS1 " -
Loyal National Leagues Il;
North.
Captain Lewis, Of the wnaI,otn
Lafayette, which WAS burned in
pirate Alabama, writos that ...
Semmes says that he nants totta,..;;
all the vessels belonging to J. ~ %na,
lett & Sons, Of New Bedford TT 49,.
they fitted out too stons feet
blockade OF Charleston nsrbi
Over 1890 Yankee so.dief Sgn ~,
bcra, ". c., rs.en!istel on t,''''' -
ia the artillery ssrvice !
The Yankees publish oG 80 Incl.
rate account Of the burfG - ro,br,
son, Miss, without bly, i"4
boas. over the exp!oitj
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-12

aletG aud ben YrGiOentsn aiacOln fur Is
Sabre 3uGtbauS beim S9r nebmsn, beau
wenm NtGter Bomb burG Den blOBsn unpi
OerlseliGea NaGpetS, oaB eth our Wtbett Scr.
pRtGteter rreDer purh bte Ser. @taoten. nod
Du,G bic Stauts @sisbe BON Nar9ianb ee
btnpsrt lst, tn Den 2rte9sOtent Der 8tr. @taa
ten gu treten. lACn trafauts espcrosn III, tpte
utel ltrafautger erlhetnt oa Der 8r6foent
9incOIn, wtlder iOI@e Oienfpflt0tt9e - 9sbrs
ltnse unO @Sbue, tpsldbe tbren 9etrmetRsru
unbeltern 5rIOtenf SerpfIt&tst rparen,-nt&t
ourG @rOtlomattOnen uno 8ounttes tn
Den Der. ct. Otenf eelcdt, lonbsrn aud nod
eeobt uno bsberberst bat. Gin Slid IaGr ben
V'afOenten 1T es nur. buB CT otele tunsen
stute ntHt gum 6OrtIuufsn OsrlOdt bat. Satte
81 Ssate gum 6Ortluufen - unD ni@t sum
S~tsbenbleiben - nSlbtg asbabt, 70 tuaGroe er
ltA an iOlde eOle untoniltsn gspenbet baden,
ote sum uebsrlauf"n tn's fetnOlt9e 9aser muir
anf stns pailenpe @deeenbeit warteu.
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MeTtfGaifmer NrOten.

Sn Der nterttdntShen ~WneeIeaeubett 1T Der
OFoeutlAen pclf eln aus Qonoon, Is NuauIf,
pattrtsS SGretten BON s. GecObar, Nttade
Der mfrttantlAen GelanOtI&aft tn @albtns=
ton, 3u9egangeu, pelAeS bemerfenswertbe Bets
trd0e CUR SttudttOn en- hGlt. Oht NusiHet>
oung oes HutreIentltGen loutet Der SAluB +:
Weuu ba6 merifantl9e 8Clt f1r bic Snudz
lion TT, tpte tomrnt eS. oaB unIere N~estsrung,
lGrDaG, tpte le TT, f9 aufreGt erbalten farm,
troB aaer Nn~freneun9en elmer Diplomatic,
glet@ Der Lee Ilmunte un6 SaltenY2 Wte
fommt es, bdB frau3Sfl0e Rerntruppen unter
nambaften @enerdlen 3pet Sabre brauGen,
uut 3ret, bret Staoten 3n erObern ? So[te Der
5err Gr3teraDe @enrimtliam Die &rone anntbs
nea uno mad WtCrtfO eebeH, 70 miro ietu
GntlRluB In Der WtIensmetnung oe8 ~rasrifas
nilGen GOlfeS tetne Nenoerung bsrpOrruftn.
Der fit ben 5errn @rsber3Os crri6tete GbrOn
1T te!n Gbrou Die 9an;e msritantlGe 8e-
publtt bat se9en Dte Gtnfa6run9 ether anOe
rem 1esterung ais Der BON ben 0Gtern unIerer
unabbdn9tefett err1blten protsftrt. Dieter
DrCteit 1T lout unO OTen erbOben ipurbsn In
Der 6aue an erss @eneral- @Oners1eS. tn ben
9ee!Slaturen Der Staateu, tn a1en Ertbunds
len, In Den 0olts Ger1ammlungen uuO lelbIt
TN ben gerianmlunsen bes @lerus mebrerer
Staaten. Der @r3ttiGUf BON Mertto ieIblt
par utdt fur bic Snterpentton, Bite saau berz
lpraG, bic Sitter bes Glerus lpGten poGaGn.
big SuriderRattet unb Der Glerus TIM 9anDe
maBgebenO werben Ott &eeieruna Der Ser.
Staoten uno ~bieisni9eu Der anberen biipanp
ameriFanilhsn &epnblifen, peIGe tisber cine
ueutrale 5altung bepnbrt taben, tperben (t&
perpfIiGtst fIbIen, Mertfo gu untsrllGben, an,
I1A ielet gu UertbetbtSen. Der &f miBte
Gter le ale au8gece6nt wsrOeu. gBsr fam
9~lauben, baB ls einen G6rpn ausrfsunrn mgr
cen, Ger In Nmerifa auf fran3TflGen 8nYc=
netten erri6tst trtrp ? Das lsbte aQsr &tts
tunasmtttel - beam nur unter bsa duGerl2su
umGanben 1T e8 acceptable - mare ote GIN.
nsrion WsriFO'8 an bte 8eretnt9ten Staateu
alIc geraDe rasjentge, wa5 BITE Tran,D'en te
6aupten, Derbinbsrn aa poGen, tpas fe aber tn
Der E6ot berbsiflbren. Gs TT better. bo6 Die
merifantl4en Staaten iouOeratn leten unter
Dem Sternenbonner, beam baB ie etnfa9H Der
0erribaFt stne8 fremOen Suffers uutertporfen
uerDen. unterbanplungru im bteIer 9ttcbtunq
linb augefntpft. Gin nsuer 0l nipotentt6r
ad hoe 1T bereits in W115in9tCH anosfOm
men.
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Sic OeparfqmontS Der Ser. ct.
S1rrfsc

NaGfebenb osrjetGneu mir bic etu3'l liner
Ospartsmsnta NIT ben se9enUartisen Dor
tdnDen be,1eltea.
DspaItement ppn TenneGee- @eneralnla=
for u. 6. Grant.
Department pom Gumberlanb-0eneral
major vs.. 9. NOl ~nfran3.
Departement ron SbtO 49, Characterization
u. 6. BnrnRpe.
Department bon glep @nsIanb- General
major q. 81.
Department. bonn @olf -- @sneralmaior
Notb. g. Bapts.
Ospsrtsment BON ytoro Carolina unb Dir.
gtnien-0 eneralmoiOr SObn s.. Gorrsfer.
Oepartement pom Norbtpstsn - General
major Sobn Nope.
Dspartement BON 8aibtnetpn General
major 9, 9. 9stl bsImau.
Oepattemsnt Don WonOneabela - @enes
ralmator Is. 8 5. 8ruOts.
Oepartement pom Sueauebanna 49, @ene=
ralrnntOr Darius 81. @OuG.
Departentsnt BON gBelt 8tretnism - @ene>
raImaior 9. s Rslp.
Oepartement BON ytew Werito = 8rtga9e-
general Sames S Carleton.
Dspartsmeut pom @actftr - 8rtsabssene.
rel Geo. Wrt9kt.
9epartement BON Sep 0ef - Brigade
general s. 90. 8rannan.
Oepartement BON Ranl as = @eneralmajor
Sas. g. Blunt.
Wtttletes Departement -- @sneralmaiur
HUbert 6. S6end.
Oepartement bonn acknowledgement
q. @tlmpre.
Dspartsment BON Wi1ourt - @sueraIma-
jOr SUbn M. SAOfelO.
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Don Gbariefnn.

Gtns GOrrepunOsn3 Der 2. q. Shines be.
rtGtet bic Nntunft eines SontrabonOs aus
Sort SctulOn. @r beri8tet, Das man tn
StarlsfOn ernfItae 8elOrgntGe fir pte @ts
&ertett Der StaOt bsgs uuO Os6balb aaes
transpOrtubIe Gtgentbum in bas 9nuere oes
stoatss l@oFe. I'm bic Staot ltaO ssssn
10000 GolOaten ltattOntrt. Die @eor9ier
Fno o6atg entmulbtat felt Der Euq Don Gear,
IefOn bspO'febt. Ste Oeylan8sn, mad 6aule
3uriuf iutsbrsu, um lire stgene 6etnatb ~
bsi4tgsu, oa Sapunnnb nit @9nrlslton f1Q:u
mufe.
Sn Sort Scbnlon llub Stsr RaaUnsn. I'M
ifr SomsarDement fat iAou mebrere 8arbets
.tsfanOnen OeuiOrttrt. Sa GO.t Sumter eta.
gen bile Meni@snlebsn %pe,IO,en. Seoer Eoa
brtnat meme 3et@en Der untfr ban 9teseu.n
etnretbenoen DemDt aliiatiUn.
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1ntersfatttfG1e Wncbrtbterr

Wnibimstun, 10 Sept. @tne DepututtUn
BON gtaibotler &auFsuten maGte beute DEM
Sefretor @bale tbre NIfpartuns uno Bat ut
Selettt3ung astui0er 8si6rGntunsen DEG Dan.
bells ton Nalbptqe unO Mtttsl Genneliee. Dd
Obne6in WtcOifcatiOuen Der 0esuIattcnen fit
BEN tUeltltGen 9anOel tint 8ertf ffne. uerOen
bte 8nnlAe isner Oeputatton ppbt babel Be-
ridthttAt sreroen.
SIN Nu9uf wmrben an 1868 @tttpsn,
MfItter u. [. 10. nn6 1862 Nnbere PeuFOnen
bewtGt9t.
MaYUr SptYte bate beute cine lnterre-
buns NIT benz NrdROenten.
ct. @Ouis, 10. Sept. Die stI trtse Bers
Iammlun9 In pcIa, &anlas, WmrOe OurG bic
8erufans bee Observation-Disclosures OsD
borne gum 800, liBe Oraonilfrt. Dte 8erIumm.
lung beftanb aus $500 9 wafnetsn. 8lele
ruurpen pur& Sen. GGUfielD's 8sR9l uuO
bur& bus bsfttae &sSenpetter bonn @rl6entu
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dan ea6tn, oa6 Das neutrality-suspicious. 8eGt
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mitteIf bes 6abeus Corpus . 0erfabreus, tie
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tsnsg Nnlpri4e fret.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-12
9un 2ennriies.

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@.9ern am II ubr Mtltaa8 nabm Sen.
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tauUOga. Sen. DOoD rbarDe gun Blascoms
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a~lattter mad Chattanooga osrleat pslptu.
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entfommen tGnnsn. Ste perlu6tu ourG
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;u Usripsrren.
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wttrer 8lu6t ersO0sn, Sn 9oupOn perlu&tcu
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unD Sen. Garter gum @eneraIprOFOe marIhoQ
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