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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-05

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-05

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Sisun9en fir oieIes Gauntp, nabm am
leeten Monta9 aQbier ibren Nnflne.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-05

Die ndtFs Nu. 9amplbtrs @sistsstuns prO
1trSIf DdtsIisSsr babsn, bic ,,SmitB" bsiesn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19

(1HEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL IN
" THE CITY BY the barrel, or at retail p1i~
ces rs iom. or loece1 than tue Louest-quaIily
unequaled-tor sale at COCA Ms,
No. Is Royal street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, Wicks,
and everything connected with che trade IN
every variety Of style, together with {, general
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
delierS, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &C. ofall the new styles.
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly attented to all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer for
sale nov l4--1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19

@ol5 r0E ANRY OF THE POTOMAC.
~, coincidence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
W., ,lrv STATION, Nov. I6-1,he compile
4 the bridge over the Rappahannoek, on
VI. .1b +bo track was icing laid this morning,
VIZ" :, connects CuIpeper with Alexandria by
@..3 end restores uninterrupted communl-
.:. ~, barCeen The armv and IT'S base Of sup
=, This being accomplished, there is moth,
: nravent an advance, and something Of
.,st NAV be- expected 70 take place within
,hort tima.
u,ov Of the troops are comfortably qualter-
= deserted Confederate huts, and although
..rs is little expectation Of remaining long in
nrosent positions. many are busiIy engaged
constructing huts tor themselves
WASHINGTON, Nov, l8,-.fhe following has
.n received here from the army d the Pc
o0ac
lis reported that six men in Confederate
aora paid a visit TO Catlett Station on
Sunday. aad inspected the interior OF the cars
b4e. There was no force at hand to pursue
HEM. They made 10 attempt 10 destroy, or
4,tare and this gives the impression that
lev we're searching tor some one who was ex-
nted.
Two deserters from the Sixth Corps we're
nbliclv branded, in the presence Of the Second
Division, yesterday.
On Sunday, AFTER the reconnaissance OF Gen.
SIpatrick'S cavalry had returned from the
nDdan, the Contederates threw two 81 three
rimonts to this side Of the river. but not be-
rrJ the cover Of them guns Oh the heights at
acoon Ford
brigade Of the Third Corps this week
o2a,s cut aud reconstructed the fencing on
Its farm Of ,John Minor Botts which had
hen destroyed by the troops e"camped IN that
frluIty.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l8.-A despatch from
HE front. received at midnight, states that
Ice, ia anticipation CT q forward movement by
IIeaQe. had commenced falling back towards
Hanover Junction, with one half his army, to
liver Richmond, while the other half had gone
IaTuds Lyuchburg, 70 take part IN the opera
31os aoaiDSf RDauSIdt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19
( PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE :
VI The quickest and safest route to the North
west and Southwest. Two through trains daily,
aud one Oh Sunday. Soldiers tickets ut Gov
eminent rates TO Ill the principal points in the
North and West For tickets and further IN
formation, apply at the Office Of the Great
Pennsylvania Route northeast corner Penn
sylvania avenue and Sixth street, under MI
tional Hotel. Office open from : a. m, 10 9 p.
m; Oh Sundays 2 IL i p. IN.
20. NORTON, Agent.
Washington, oct 2l--1y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19
FOR SALE.

$50 4 THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
.::i. ING HOUSE AND LOT, on King, be-
tween Columbus and Alfred streets The lot
fronts AZ feet on King street, and is about 1Vu
ttot in depth, with right OF way over a paved
alley IN the rear The location is suita bic for
residence or place Of business. For terms ap-
Div at the 4 Alexandria Gazette Office.
nov Scott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19

lr=> FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS, con- ~:
s44:; tanning six rooms each. situated Wa ,4::a
ter street near Gibbon Also the vacant lot 49,
joining. For further information apply at the
hardware store Of J. i. Carln, IS King street
nov 14-lW%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19

The damage inflicted on the commerce Of the
3. S. Ey the Confederate prvateerS is the
subject Of memorial to the L. 5. Secretary
Of the Navy, signed by number Of the in
surance, shipping, banking, and business firms
Of New York 10 this memorial Mr.. Secre-
taly Welles rtspondS:
1.-The pursuit and capture OF the vessels is
matter that the Department has constantly in
view, and swift steamers have been constantly
in search OF them, and at times very close on 10
them They are under orders to follow them
wherever they may 60 The only vessel that
had the impudence to attack our flag at the
entrance Of our narbors-the Tacouy--was
PROMPTLY pursued aud her career was soon
Terminated The Department al about thirty
vessels after her.
10 which the \. Y. Times adds # We
remember Alright, the Tacony vas caught by
volunteer vessels fitted out and manned by
citizens Of Portland
The New York Daily News says that the
"endeavors Of the Radical Press 10 excite
Northern Indignation by picturing the Con
fedcrates as a race Of demons, who vlndIctively
detain their prisoners for the purpose Of star
wing them, are not only puerile bat unworthy
Of manly antagonism. 1t adds; Not in
the spirit of military criticism but as human
beings, as members Of an emil htened commu-
nifty, as public journalists, virtually sworn to pro
test against cruelty an3 wrong, we call upon the
administration to appoint Commissioners Of lib
eral views Of sound judgment and Of humane
characters, 70 confer inme 1lately with the
Confederate authorities for definite and thor-
ough exchange OF prisoners. >
an order, changing the present drill Of the
United States Marine Corps, and substituting
the system Of instruction prepared by General
SiIas Casey, and adopted by the War Depart
rnent for the infantry Of the army, has just
been issued by the Commandment of Marines,
with the approval Of the Secretary of the Navy,
Henceforth the old drill will be discontinued,
and the new one rigi1ly enforced both ashore
and afoat.
4 large lot Of beef. pork, flour, meal, and
other stores for the Federal prisoners at Rich
mond reached Fortress Monroe yesterday, and
was Immediately reshippod on board the steam
er Convoy, which LETT for City Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19

7 OST.-This afternoon, between the head Of
IL King street and the Office Of the Provost
Marshal a GOLD LOCkET containing two
miniatures The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving i at 1870, King street.
Nov lS--3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19

Mouug end Ho.rdress(ug Saloon.
nHE advertiser has opened, at the Maashall
Il House, corner Of King and PItt streets,
IS:22d door on Pitt. a new ana elega an
FLA YIN & and HAIRDRE SSlNG SALOON,
I'@e;e gentlemen can be shaved and have their
I'm dressed in the most agreeable manner ana
I.M approved style. The finest peld1umeFy
I~1 1aly oils used. nov 1S--IW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19

YlROF. r. F. HUNT respectfully informs
/ the public that he is prepared to give pr
yate lessons on the Piano, Melodean, Flolln
and Guitar, also. ii the modern languages
lFrench and Germany drawing, &c. For par
ticulars, apply at the German Drug-Store, cor
npr Of Prince and Fairfax streets nov 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-19

TOR RENT.-Two Wei furnished ROOMS
L in a private residence, to gentlemen only
Location very desirable. References required
Inquire al SO King st. nov lo-tf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-08

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esnben spebeu su sUer ls6 Rett 5st sinsn frtsabtn
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-08

bon Sbnen mar - N(bsrt @Blinger, Coin
oe8 eh 'malt9en &dufmanuS 6etnri& @ctts
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uno binterlieB ietAe fletne 6amilie in menia
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fiir pieie 8ruu BABE, lit duBerit relifater unO
pertraulider Art, unb tp1rb mir 70 auf tie
Seele Sebunben, bab id 0emIelben wie elmer
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oaber enti4ulpi9en, Wenn i'd auBer StanOe
bin, Sbnen ein9ebsnOere Nuafunft gu 8eben,
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sepSbnt In auoerer Heute Ge6einnilIe mid,
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we, tebte er NIT iAnetOenrsr 6Gtte bi gu
penn bic nod 70 frli4e @rinnerunB an otc
geaeanun8 pOnt 8eitti8en AbenO mo@te ibn
Die @alle mdrm.
(Jcrssun8 fol8D
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sGlerrenfle


SefsFcafTIraRs Ro $50 nub 1854.
g}e;uen geebrten i5retrben un0 beu, Publifum made
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oeem laPe tabtitte @ef6dft 6erucmmen babe unb bez
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fsr5efer i5rifi angeFerti5l n,r5ea,
81. q &cifer.
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DR.. Johnston,
Der etn,tss Nr3t, wslGer an}etBt.
Baltimore 2UdsSOfpita1.
Der stnstBe OIab tn Der BeGt, 100 ii@sre,
f4neue Mnb gritnDIi@e &uren In
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tn benz @uda unb esn 9lie6ern @ntsnbunsen ber Weren
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tdrdte 9erBtIGpen S8iderntet 3ittern, Iusen,6wdGe
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uebet be eeSiien setetnen @emrtnbe Der use b.
peIae bren Sprn sedtrltt5er nb ais Ger Srenen &C.
fns ben @edtrten bes lpes ferrGbren nnt, wcnn H9t
Seite setetlt weret ttre sdnseubien pudr9eu rernt
ten @wdde ber Gpnftutton terpcrbrtneen bte @be
Sah MAIDEN nnb ;uIest ben SSrper unt Gtnn serfSrer.
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Dr q 81 n finn

0ttae6 6es f6nislien GoIeeEms ber QDuu6dr;e III 2pn
BON @ruourter enes Der eten mee3tHbeu @Cae9eH Der
9er Stouten ben grBat Stel etneS 9ebenS IN ben
SOptt fern 2OApp DARTS, ptlabelpbta UNI anOeFsn
prpeueet ron be en- tie Ge1idte Ger eOi5n petb. I'm
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rduGen u ienr erreden bic W cit err0tben BET eertneer
pitPu1I { m n.Iro
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Or. Sptndon iii her etnBi8e regemiFis Seblbett grs
elter bic otun5 sepHer SraRtb tien dnei9t Gene
M1ttte unb gebanbiun8 finb auen @nteen edn& unte.
tdnnt @r terausebfte bon etnem 9eben ned IS er tn
er6stsn Dpitilern @urrpaS unb rem eren oeie8 Qo
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SlCdss Gbtacepttd u 10 une er bat etne aus ebebn
tere prartS ais ale dnetrti Aerate ber g1slt.
Der neler ii6 ber gHese res Or. Sobntpn fsn sibt
fann 4 oerraueu etne G5re ais Itaan IaS ietne Ge
i'd 6itdhtett ale NrSt.
sR3- Office: Wo. q SGb.Grebert6Rrdbe, Itnser
&anb ocn SoIttmcreRr, ntben ber ,,Grbsittrtaas."
5auttrantbetten tperbtn l@nsa estttlt.
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8elonbsrs 3u bea6ten !!

ct. Solution btetet nHen Denen feline tfe dn tuelde M
tur DIfe sebeime uno uunatrli6 @etf unb S6rper er
orenre r bic Irbett bic @eeuf4ae unb hte 9 unfGbs
madenhe 9aife oei6wi6t tdbeu.
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gen Ter ruben Gerrbnbeiten res Yafers Shw DE i'm @u
fen unb ben @Iierern SmerSen i'm &rpf Shrade oes Gse
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Nasen&wide Hnrrenuns fer 8ereauuneS. Srs0ne GIees
ntetre Gnttrdftuns, SYmptcme cer S6DtnbiuGk
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betenten ta ein seneer @e unb en seber 85rter tie
tbpen t9en @rfrreerntle 3ur eeltden @Gufleltafets
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lib bic ese w:rb ersrifen Nerspcfuns un6
landcltIdcn 9eradtunseu eaS unS bic Sreubcn meId3e
Mbtere eenieEen Oermeiaert ffnh.
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9etftg.

DIE 6redbten Birtunsen t.s eGierS nb isbr iw fr4-
ten. Gerluf bes @ebatneS, Berpirruns ter Sheen, @e-
brudthcit her Ceieefafe B5ie Ntnuneen Nbneeun9
Ter @eieaiaaft, ut dd Gtnidmteie Wtftraneu 9eqen
E& eIbf. 8utaaufet " l. ~. itup eintae Der iatinmea
InfnR
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Gunae 8 ute,

Die f9 6ur bemttfe QnRr eeiGwdd b1ben bic ne fc rFt
gen e aluddtlt@ ipiren ieIb in, Sdafs, turd ppluu
nen, eie wenn un8etbe, he @te uum6eltdb MAIDEN uue
RTrptr unb Ge er6rer plten Icprt rte n6tt9.n dit.
te tbUn. SoIe perDnen tisu, btpcr e enetsn iii tte
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8elbeiratbste Qerlpnen,

ster ScI@c ptIe @ 3u otrbetratben bedtFtt9en, unb M
pbpti6er Swdhe Uber enes enbcren 9nbe mites bewu6t
fno Olten unpersieli Or. Srbnitcn 5n RdTe 3teben.
Nae s)Iternile segen bic Gbe pbnide poer eege Ger
rdttsne @eSbart. Der 9e ben 3tern unb Sdpidt OSer
fh6pune Der f4redltbiten art merben tnea turtrt.
Derientse weer Il Der Sebdnrluns unb Huriprse RON
Or. SctnSpn un:ereh tann ibm ais eirem @hrenntdne
Cbne Turdt i ancertrduen unb Soer6t au ietne drtt
Itdte Gelhidltffeit perlaien.
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OraaniIAe GGw1&e

pb unoersst9 sebetl unO bic ppre &raFt ieSer terse
bic @he unb RatfDmmentat unmGoIi9 md6t if.oit has
2prs Oerr, bic ibren Qe enibnfte unbepantn r6tnen
Sunee 2eutc iub su letdt W Nusidwein9en eenttet neil
fe eerrn Srsen ndt asnaU tnnen ObJlst fe aud bur@
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NAnen boB RE ra Der @r;u9uue etsr Oenen uerIO
wtrh te m bemlihen 9lhern essebsn ais BON DsHen
ste Aa @etie itnb.
gzg Offtces go. GiS. S.GrsbertdFr., :,
Ifabsu G6aren Don 8aItimprsfr., Sltlt6e Sette,
bic Stu9sn biuauf.
gRan merle 6 ganen unb Sau8nunmer. bent untrien-
be unD uefrite gdtmd6er eur6rietne 9eutienIpie
Quafialber, SGubftder, Sefelpt6et, StraBenreuieer
uub Qampenputer II. ~ nennen bd regelmdbtee Nert
unb anern ange3csen Or. 5obupn8 f tn gtdbe.
3S. aHe 8teie muien etnen YUf-Stamp entbalten.
Cine ost!ung III 2 Ga8en 3ugeli@ert.
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cSunae Wl1nner.

bepnbers weIde tte Spfer na 9ebsen 2derS 9ewrrcen
nb has ibrli Ip riele Gdufenbe In Elm u ruhes @rdb
reist nelde bur tire erbdbeuen Edlent nb entrpfeen
@erdnbettrafte nit benz Opuntr Der @eretdmet ben Se
besert uno Der 0er bedubernce &6ne ertlpft Edben
mIrten, mSgen G9 nit opner @ertrduet ndben.
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0gf1htltme Granf6ett.

gDenn Der irregelsttee untuse Singing ausnbet ta5
Ct ben Rem befer lbmerbasn Rrantbet In d dusenpm.
men Bat seIGbt b4uJ fob en unSetttses S6amSe>
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-08
l1rtbeil Der Orcffe.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-23
THE NEWS.

We have dispatches to-day from New
York up TO last evening, in addition to
that received by this mornings papers.
The principal items of importance May be
briefly summed up As follows: There is
prospect Of a brush between our troops
and Magruder in Texas. The news from
Mexico is of the usual mixed and mud
died nature, difficult to understand.
RosecranS has BEN permanently shelved,
far from the sound of the spirit stirring
drum, and all the pomp and circumstance
of glorious war" His occupations gone.
The whole business connected with the
exchange of prisoners has been contid2d
to General Butler. Lee, it is said. will go
into winter quarters near Hanover Court
House.
Our dispatch to-day brings the intelli-
gcncc of the death Of General Coreoran.
Rumors from Richmond speak of the adj
vance of I.ongstreet's army, and of large
rcinforcementS sent to that General. In
the rebel Congress, the substitute system
has been abrogatcd. Henry 5. Foote
still persists in his denunciations of jeff.
Davis-his old personal and political
enemy. "Whcn rogues fall out, etc. y
system of passports has been adopted at
the Port of New York, to prevent rope
tition of the Chesapeake affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-23

The Senators Of State are its ambaS-
sailors at the court of friendly kingdom;
its legislators in the highest law-making
body vt the nation; its advocates before
the greatest tribunal i'll the world and
its representatives, protectors, and agents
At the centre of power. 1t is almost SUI
pcrAuouS to say that none but those who
possess integrity and intellect should be
thus invested with the highest honnrS and
the greatest responsibilities which pco-
pie can confer. An honest dolt or Il dis
honest man of talent would be equally
useless, or rather equally dangerous, Us a
Senator, and we trust that Nevada will
be represented at Washington by none
such.
There are but few names mentioned in
connection with the Senatorial office, and
from among those it will not be difficult
for the first Legislature of the State of
Nevada to make proper selections. For
one of the Senators from Nevada We have
no hcSitancy in expressing oursclf as being
in favor of Henry Edgcrton, of this city,
first, last and all the time. Mr.. Edgcrton
is Young man with natural fine abilities
uIlSuI pd>SSNl, NiILCil IaNc DScl SIClllN I'LL
proved by cultivation and study. As an
orator he has 10 superior upon this coast,
and could not fail to command attention
for his fine oratOrical abilities, even i'll so
talented body as the Senate of the United
States. In the not less important Scna-
torial qualities of industry and integrity,
combined with a knowledge of the wants
and devotion to the interests of his con-
stitucntS, Mr.. Edgerton will be found to
be fully qualified. Mr.. Edgcrton could
probably exercise moro influence at WASH
ington than any person we could send.
To show the estimation in which he is held
by California's great Union representative
at Washington, we append the following
extract from Il letter written by John
Conncss and received yesterday by one of
the editors of this paper:
"If you send Henry Edgcrton here as
q Senator l don't know what I wouldn't
promise to do; and l do not hesitate at
all as friend of Nevada Territory to adj
wise and ask that he be one of her Scna-
tors. Send that gifted and big hearted
man here as Senator and I will never
cease to be thankful. "-Lnion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-23
The Election in Gold Hill.

The primary election for delegates to
the Union County Convention, to be held
in Virginia on the 2Sth, passed off quietly
in Gold Hill to-day. The following is
list of the delegates elected: ]. w.
Wright, II. C. Brook, A. S. Gould, n.
4. II. Ball, VIM. H. II. Lee, John Mel
son, A. o. Hollingshead, S. Gushing, j.
Dewitt. 1t is good delegation, and VIC
trust they will do their duty well; but
there has been not little dissatisfaction
at the manner in which the ticket was
brought cut, the whole matter being con-
eocted in secret session of the Union
League. ...