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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
skies Bright.

We do not wish to say anything to in
spire over-con6dence in the minds Of Dem
ocrats, and cause them to lag in their ef-
forts to carry the election by handsome
majority. However, it can do no harm to
say, the cause Of Democracy and Consti-
tutional liberty, is upward and onward.
The news we receive from every section
of the State is of the most cheering charac-
ter If we continue our efforts during the
short time remaining between this and the
election, the victory will undoubtedly be
ours. But let every man go to work as If
the result depended upon his individual
effort. See that every man goes to the
polls on election day. Let no voter
stay away (tom any cause who can posi-
bly, get there. If every man interests
himself in this particular, victory is sure
Be hopeful be watchful be active, and
trust to Godj the people, and the justice
Of your cause for success, The skies are
bright. Need we say more.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

SHERIFFS SALE.

Joseph Rehlins vs.. James Hudson and Robert Hud-
SOD. Montgomery county Superior Coat. Case
No. 2752.
DY virtue OF an execution issued by the Clerk OF
ID the Superior Court within and for the county OF
Montgomery and state Of ohio, will offer at public
sale at the door the CouIt House in the city OF
Dayton, on
Saturday October 3, 1868,
At o'clock p Of said day, the following described
real estate, viz: Lot numbered four thousand hive
hundred and eighteen Il ,51sl numbered the
yised plat OF the city of Dayton county Of Montgom
cry and state of Ohio.
Taken on execution as the property Of James Hud-
son at the SUIT of Joseph RehlDg against James and
Robert Hudson.
Appraised at one hundred and seventy five dollars
sl7b and sell for less than thirds OF said
appraisement Terms cash.
GEORGE WoGAMAN, Sheriff NJ ont. county.
THREsHER JORDAN, Attorneys. au29wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
DaIIanoipbam's Rerurn.
YALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.

THE work entitled 1.-THE RECORD OF HON. C.
i l.. YALLANDIGHAM ON ABOLITION, Tim
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAR" is now ready for
delivery. II contains complete and accurate copies
of Mr. Vallandgham's principal speeches the sub
leets above named. Also, parts Of other speeches,
with letters, Incidents votes etc The work has been
carefully edited and presents fairly and correctly, the
political record and position OF man whose views
relation 10 the causes OF national troubles, and
ordinary amount of public attention.
The work Is on good, substantial paper, 24e pages,
large Svo.
PTce-Papsr cover, 60 cents; cloth, 81 Wholesale
-PapereoYer 80 per dozen; cloth, ss. Delivered BY
mail OF express, prepaid, on receipt of price
Pub ished by j, WALTER CO,
al6 CINCINNATI Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
MOTTOEs FOR TnE TImEs.

"You may give the people a meroenary Senate /;
you may give them avenal House OF assembly; you
may give them trucking Congress and tyrannical
Pnnce-but give me an unfettered Press, and will
dey you to eneroach hairs breadth upon their
L berties. ."-SherIdan
DEMooRACY.--"A sentiment not to be appalled,,
corrupted or compromised. 1t knews no haseness ;
Destructive only Of despotsm II s the sole conserya-
tor of Liberty, Labor aud Prosperity II is the senti-
ment Of freedom, Of equal rights, OF equal obligations
the law Of nature peryading the law of the land"
"rhe sole responsibility Of our disagreement, and
he only difficulty IN the way of an amicable adjust.
ment, is with the Republican party."-senator Doug
las, January 3, 1861
"Cling TO the Constitution, as The shipwrecked
mariner clings to the last plank when night and the
tempest close around him."-Daniel Webster.
"Whilo the Army Is fighting, you, citizens, see
that the war is prosecuted for the preservation OF the
Union and Constitution, for your Nationality and your
rights as citizens, ,'-GencrHl Geo. b. MeClellen
1.-THE great issue before the country is this Shall
Abolitiomsm put down Aboliuonsm. Henry Clay,
1852
"Be Just and fear not: Letal the ends thou aimest
AT be thy Country's thy Gods and Truths"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

g-The Abolitionists in Ohio play a
safe game If BRoUGH should be elee-
ted Governor, as a matter of course they
will enjoy his special protection for theil
"1oyalty," If VALLANDIaHAM should be
elected they know thst men of all parties
will be secure in their persons and prop
erty, under the impartial enforcement o
the Constitution and laws.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

rS he editor of the Cleveland Lea
n, Abolition) talks a great deal about
in Ohio. We guarantee that il
sa,A = ilamity should ever befall us, he
will never be heard of in the active service
on either side of the question.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
The Test oG True statesmanshIp.

Cotton says ale that would thoroughly fit
himself for the government Of human affairs,
should have a wisdom that can look forward
into things that are present, and a learning,
that can look back into the things that are
past How very unfit then, are the men
who now govern our affairs. They can nei
ther look backward, forward, sideway, or any
way, They are as blind as bats, and stupid
as moles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

66-Ii, before this war, the Abolition
s,shNd been as much opposed to "blood
letting as their actions now indicate, the
lnntIy would have remained in peace and
Uaia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
Argal.
Sherif's Proclamation

Sheriff = Ofhce,
DAYTON, ceVtember J, 1861. J
DRoCLAMArloN is hereby made 10 the qualified
Il voters Of Montg mery county, that general
eiecton will be held as required by law ON the ccoud
Tuesday Of October, to. Wi:
OCTOBER %, A. d 1858,
At the several places Of holding elections IN said
county, at which time the following officers are TO be
chosen.
One Governor;
one Lieutenant Governors
One Judge Of the Supreme Court
One State Treasurer;
One Auditor Of State
One Mem er Of Board Of Public Works;
One Senator for Preble and Montgomery Countess
Two Representatives for Montgomery ounly;
one Probate Judge;
One Clerk OF County Courts;
One Treasurer;
One Pro- ecutng Attorney,
One County Commissioner;
One Coroner;
One Director Of County Infrmary.
And the Trustees Of the several townships, aud OF
the several wards Of the city of Dayton said county
will take not CO that they are required to return the
following number OF Jurors fiom their respective
townships and wards, to the lerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas, properly designating those for the
Probate Court from those for the Common Pleas and
Superior Courts, tO-wlt:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
@lotbes=borse,
SOMETHING WORTH HAVING,

TT is well-made, three-old Clothes horse with Nh
Il adjustable pm bar for hanging dresses on. II Ia
very eonyeni nt and the enly Clotheshorse that has
good place for dresses, besides ali the space that
other horses have. They arc Manufactured and sold
at No. 2H First street
sslGd2w LII BALsLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

EY-The brave men who enlisted in the
beginning of this war, and whe have
since borne the national flag upon many
fields Of blood, deserve the profoundest
sympathy of every patriot in tho land
Those men shouldered their knapsacks and
muskets with the honest purpose of re-
storing the Union as it was in accordance
with the positive declarations of the party
in power, bnt now the whole war has been
perverted by the Abolitionists from its ori-
ginally professed object into crusade
against STATES and the institutions OF
States A nobler set of men were never
before deludOd by a baser set of scopn.
drels,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

Be ore Sames Turner Justice Of the Peace in and
Tor Dayton Montgomery County, Ohio. John o.
Gain, plaintiff, ganst A. II. Derrckson, defendant,
OF the city OF Philadelphia, Pennsy
UlhE defendant is hereby notified that on the 10Th
IL of August, 1863, the SAID Justice issued an order
OF tachmen for the sum OF st6 and interest there
upon from july 29 1862 and costs AMI that said
eau IL set for hearing the 2sth OF September, 1883,
at nine o'clock IN.
auzOw6 JOHN O. CAIN, PlaintiH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NTE will sell at public sale, at Chambersburg,
w Montgomery County, Ohio, between the hours
OF two and four o'clock IN Saturday, October g..
1863, lots nun bered eleyen and twelve, with the
prOYements thereon, consisting of good frame house,
iine well Of water lruit trees shrubbery, &C. These
lots are among the best in the town, and any person
who wishes good home in pleasant village will do
well 10 attend the sale.
TERMS-One third in hand, and the balance 10 one
and two years. JOSEPH WINGER,
GEOkGE MoCLAIN.
se5wts' Guardians Of Jas. ID. Macker's heirs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

EECondemn the Administration but
sustain the war, say certain class of
newspapers that call themselves Democrat
ic. And yet, these same newspapers daily
argue that the policy of the war is de-
structive of the Union and of every prin-
ciple of Government which our fathers
established. We don't understand such
logic. We sustain nothing which we re-
gard as hostile to the Union and the ines
Unable principles Of WAsHISGToN and
JEFFERSON. The measures of the Ad-
ministration which these half and hall
newspapers condemn are interviewer insep-
arably with the war; and the prosecution
of the war involves the execution of the
measures. He, therefore, who sustains thu
one necessarily sustains the ether Thest
newspapers alluded to make a concession
to the Abolitionists which has lost thou,
sands of votes to the Democratic party
and to the same extent diminished tn,
hope of the country's restoration.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
ATTACHMENT NOTIOE.

John Heitler, guardian, plaintiff against Cath Bathorn
defendant Before John II. Stoppelman. Justice
of the Peace for Dayto township. Montgomery
county, Ohio.
ON the 18th day OF August, 1868, aid Jastice issued
~ an order OF Attachment in the above action for
the OF ninety dollars. Cause set for hearing
September 90, at pm.
JOHN zElTLE Guardian.
THREsHEB JORDAN, Attorneys. au29wa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
In this Sign shall we Conquer,
Democratic State Ticket.

ELECTION SECOND TUESDAY usrD OCTOBER
FOR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT Il VALLANDIGHAM,
OF Montgomery County
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE L. PUGH, of Hamilton.
AUDITOR or STATE,
WILLIAM HUBBARD, of Logan.
TREASURER OF STATE,
HORACE S. KNAPP, Of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE,
PHlLADELPH VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN H. HEATON, OF Belmont
Democratic state Central Committee of
Ohio.
JOHN G. THOMPSON. SAMUEL MEDARY
GEORGE l.. CONVERSE, AMOS LAYMAN
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
All these gentlemen reside in &c lumbu and letters
OF political character addressed to any one of them
will receive proper attention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
Strapru.

GTRAYED away nom No. 800 First street. a white
- COW, Of good sile; has a hole m each horn lib
eTal reward will be paid ior her. au27dn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
NOTICE
NOTICE.
Common Pleas Court.
Mary Shumaker
Vs


Henry Shumaker. No. 274T.
NNHE defendant will take notice that dispositions ia
J. thus action will be taken ny the plaintiff at the
law office Of Ball and Jordan, attorneys at law in the
city OF Cincinnati, Hamilton county, OHIO, the 10Th
day Of October, IS 3, between the hours OF INT o.
clock IN and six o'clock m.
sel9wtt N. Il. JORDAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

IJ-rhe popular mind cannot be too
deeply impressed with the importance of a
strict construction of the Federal Consti-
tuition. That instrument consists of
spifcially expressed powers of Govern
ments which are to be executed by the SER
wants of the people, and all other powers
not so expressed or delegated remain with
the people who, in Republic, are the
source of all political power. This clear
distinction, established by our fathers, be-
tween delegated and reserved powers, is
essential to the endurance and projection
OF our peculiar system of Government.
The party in power, from the very date of
their ascendancy till now, have persisten-
tly disregarded this fun lamental principle
in the Constitution, aud the President has
sought to concentrate in himself all pow
ers, the Executive, the legislative and the
reserved. Such usuepation is justified by
the supporters Of the President on the
ground that certain peculiar and danger
GUS exigences have arisen in public
affairs which require the exercise of extra
ordinary powers by the Executive. Such
a plea is full of peril to the liberties Of the
people. We can conceive of no evils
growing out of the Government and its adj
ministration for which there is not an am :
pie remedy clearly expressed in the Con
stitution. 1t is never necessary therefore
to go beyond that instrument for a correc-
tive. In this connection, the language OF
JUNIUs, who wrote TO British freemen, de-
serves to be Needed by all American free
men. He said :
"Let me exhort you never to suffer an in
vasion Of your political constitution; however
minute the instance may appear TO be, never
pass it without determined, persevering re
sstance. One precedent creates another
They soon accumulate and constitute law
What yesterday was fact. to-day is doctrine
Examples are said to Justify the most danger
Gus measures, and where they do not suit ex
actly the defect is supplied by analogy b.
assured that the law which protects us in ou
civil rights grows out OF the constitution dnC
they fIH or flourish NTH IT,"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Elias Enrich W. George RetliDg.r Before William
Goudy, Justice OF the Peace Of Miami Township.
Montgomery County, Ohio,
ON the cath day Of August, AID. lsG3 an OF der o
" Attachment was sued out In this case, and ISSUED
by William Goudy, Justice of the Peace Of Miami
Township, Mont omery County, Ohio for the OF
S33 33 Case set EOr hearing on the 10th day ue,
tober, 1868, at e ght o'clo, k, Am.
ELIAS EMRI0H
ADAM CLAY Attorney. selaNa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

he restoration of the Union as it
sas the destruction of Abolitionism
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

ldneer besablt eefleicet une aefiittett
mereen! feline @afen unb 8ricAsmateriz
alien tbnnen an9el9offt, bic 8eamten Der
@eeierune f1nnen nidt ldnAer unterbalz
ten percen, unb Der Supen mub
lid untcrwerfen!"
6err Memmin9er lc9t II. q ou1 fill
9ence5 @ttdnonib ab:
u@m Besinne bes &rieAes budte Mie
mano taran. ra6 er lpIbe Dimfu;i,E.n
onnebmen weroe. @ir s%lautten ni9t ca6
Der Norren 70 ptele Gruppen seaen un6
19iden uro RAP bic IbriaeNelt fih 9e9en
uts fsbrcn >perpe. - Bir retneten fslt
carauf, oab Der '&ef Der Mlenldbeit cbne
unlere 8aumwoae nidt merpe leten f1n<
men uno rebbalb fomn1,n uno pen un5
touf fen meree. MQsin mir 5aben fal(9
Dete6net !"
Sa, gang falld bic nSrelidsn @errd
tbsr bielten ,ibr Zen Nebellen 9esstense
8erlpreden nidt unn ftedtsn roS pfrz
1prcGsne "6suer i'm Nudsn" nibt an
unp Der Nef Der Nenlhbeit wolte liebe1
Baumwple entbebrea> ais bic Stlavfys
unter@tiibfn. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
GtntpaucerunoS GtAt;itif.

Die 8INer bes GinpancerungSs8Uz
reau6 in BaibinAtcn seisen> Dap wdbrenc
Der lsBten Al Sabrsn Ypr Gem Sabre
1860 BE game G%iumanreruna $685.
Ala tstrug. 234, 600 fameu in rie{sa
2anp yor pem Sabre 1920 uuo $4,000
felt eem SABRE 1860 bic Totollummt II,
eon;en g%inmoaeerun0 felt cem Sabre
1890 bctrdst mi!biu 5,646,414. Dos III
d@erli6 piel gu nierri5 an9enommen. Der
DurbIdnittststra9 pe5 Capitals, ben riez
le G%inwanbeyer in piele5 2ono 8strabt,
miro auf $4,000 fir Sepen oslhabt nell
Dies cine Sci ammtl un1une Yon $453,713>:
1870 ereeben murre. Smmerbin eine re;
{ueftabele Summe
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

unb Mlmonte Bis gu benz nieprieFen
9ambour berat, ren teurisen 8annitrabl
u.lis6 hen Dom Der Staet Merifp ldlie>
Sen. Sen. Naere NIT 5000 Gran5uien
umrinete benlelten, ridtete feline Ranoz
men ee1en te0en Ebpr uno %perlauate
tinnen elmer 9epi0en 3eit Ginlab. Der
Grsbildof erldien, 6fnetc, Lief bic front
men 8rteAtr III tas 9eiliatbum eintrez
ten, las Die 6odmel1e II. CT tbeilte ibner
III b1hleisener perlon leltf rem beilts
Aen Set9en. Ma5 nidt Is cine einsis
oe Ranpne mandmal @uneer wirtel
fam
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Eube uuo Wlrperob Nriifsl fur 9eIrsn'

gDir bateu fir unlers iebr ssrSnmissn isNsn
0ofalit&ten unlere Giutaufe DsDsn he Itt9t1''
OuVIv r.'sSYF';.t r. .er!f,ifefnen Stdtt1eN yer"
nrsasrc Wusecbuuua Al eetsn Euc wi1 bpnsn, laB
S1Itlbe u%unmsbr ais pas ausefltbntsl.c nnc SfpB1s
In Mianslpta, fir nis3ntuutt |id %oeisIben 0nIsn
Nufcs unp Dsrlrausua III %erTrsNsE HatfN @e'os,
ais tppmit uu)tre birmn tssbrt Wurre.
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8smsrfuns caB nn,sre DerinsrnGsH l1r sc'ses1<
ser!dufer |sbr gunltis seitedt NnO mir ecu o'es-
;ssssr;asn atnrrm "t;uissn GiniaaFsn SnIelSs IN eet
3aas Vnp, Tcrtteile ~ bistsn. mis Ttubsr npe1
mic. I'M er Yartner, SsrrG. MaRlsT, D1teleism
yte7prt M lsrss 0elAaItes Srr5ultstsn nest:'m.
onasleaet leju laNen, lcwchl 9Bbole|als ais 5te"
tailosrtiufe CUR bsloaeeren 3ufriseenbs''Ssr 2sF-
res RGufer ~ eTectuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
Oie

ptolci1 intere0ante Debatte iiber pibz
tiDe @eAenidnce purfamm uno cine
mabre Giinp iutb BON WeleBporldldNen
poraelebt nureen, lino tenno6 pbne aue
@iUti9teit unp mercen es aud bletben
bis na@ Ger @ertasun9 Uber bic Teier.
taec. Inter oneeren tertdtete Ser
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5aules einen 0eleBuotihlo9 Gin, bic 8.
nnp 10. Gectipn Ger Enrolment > Mfte
III wiperrufen, 10 bab rte in swei @lol=
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nen Yerlonen in cine Gla1e coniultpirt
peroen louen.
Gen. @illpn, @oyiiBsncer te5 Mlili.
tlreomr;itter6 res Senat5, pperirt nit
auer Madt Ger 8icerruiun9 Der 5000
@laulel, u. Mncere befirwprteten (e eten
10 fart, uno IS miro alien Mnldein
uutp pvr rru 0eivllaHsn au teinel Gut
l9eioun9 Itcr eiele 8raoe fcmmen.
Cine Depelde pen Balbinotcn te=
fatiet pieles uno MIL gang teitimm,
wil5eu, tab tas Gonleriptipna9eleB Yp1
cen NeteTtoaen tllGt aNiellclrt Metce, u1,c
RAP Die 3iebuna Yom naditeu s.. San,
1864 on auf 3wan;i9 Tag
er9oben we-rpe. Die mets
ftcn Der @o%uperneure ppppuiren benz @t>
cerruf Der 5000 Glaulel unp bic eiIriae
MAitatipn lber riels Trase bat BEN frsiz
>piuiscn Gintritt in ZEN @ilitdrpienf t in
Stodun9 9etradt. Mub miro bic Mnz
i@t laut, rob beIa9te Glaulel oar ni&1
m%iceuufen, luncern nur ouf $500 CT:
b6bt perpe. DieleS mdre Elm nod 0r6Is
lere5 unredt Dem Grw!eu> uno Milrl>
fame 9egenaber! Sin 1rabrer Sturn
ee5 unwiQen6 wlree pur9 bas gang
2ano tariiber lo6breden II. neue Shret:
niHe perurlahen. Disies 3u perbuten
bleiben pem CONCRETE nur ;wei Alte1na:
tire: entweeer teIa9te $30O<@ laule lai:
fen ME le 1T orer ft gan; otidafsn
UNI Elm @tlsb 3u erla0en> oaB Elm Sc:
Der entperer lelti t rie Wuafete 1dulteu
oper einfnS teQperireter lieftrn mug. Da9
wuree einiaermaben rie Dor Dem Cohen
.lpielen 10 dnsfliden @emltber auf furj'
Belt %berubi9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

DaB bic MuSmed(elung Der @efanee<
nen in's Stpden eeratbeu, bebauptet Self:
Dopi6, lei ni6t feline Sbulb, au@ lei
MQe6 unwcbr, mas ibsr he fdle@te Gr>
ndbruns Der uuicn : @efansenen selast
mprcen lei, eaae9en befla9t ct it6 bitter
pariter, rap llrli9e @efausene, bic u,,z
sew6bnt te8 n5rpli9eu &lima6 ieien,
aut 9obnlon Sslanb in, talten CRITICIZE
oci Sdlcdter @lrpae0uns e.balten Mir
pin. 81 fnoet oieS cine bimmelldret~
enoe 8arbarei! Dason. taS Ter Cartel
Ypn ibm sura DISCRIMINATING
Der bel 0ifebur9 parolirten &ruppen IN
bic fQclide Gelpormee perleBt worren 1T,
ia9t bic 8otl6aft natdrlt6 ntdts. Sur
bic 8p6be;t Der Unions : &esierun9 Jet
S&ulo raran, eaB pic @efan9entn ni@t
aus0ewe@ielt ,plreen.
@ebr turS 1T ros 8apitel lber pie Mas
rine. .Nn Waterial unp @erfitdtten aun1
Sdi66bau unp CUR Mrmirung Der 5@ife
fsble IS ni9t, mobl aber all 9eIbidsn
Mrbeitern unp 6eeleuten.
Der lebte She'll tielsr 1c9enannten
Botl6aft 1T abermal8 Gin 8la9elieo nit
ltartsm @dein Don l~lsenbaften Mnflaoe
iiber bic befttalil1e @raulamfeit, NIT mel>
der ter Nprren Zen &riee fibre. ST bejieb'
(l9 tatei beionrcrs auf Butler, ben Dei>
berpeini9er Don Stem . Srltans. Wcyfei|
unp Tur9in. 2sBtere beipen MAIDEN BE-
fanntli6 NIT @etelen>@ ueriQa6 unp pa
roli1ten 9tebeuen, rie ibre Yarole 9etrpz
den, lebr tur;en proSeB. Jerner cenun'
etr1 Der Dutnane Dauplling Der llblibtr
CONFEDERATION bic Unions Mrmee, neil
Ie Gharleltcn nit Meilenmeit tra9enper
@eldusen tpmbaroirt. Da9e1en prablj
IT NIT rcr. au6erornentli9en Disciplir
unb tenn bun,anen Btnebmen leinerIrup:
pen in Yennlylpanien, wpyon pie betob:
Linen @toreteeper unp Tarmer bieier Sc:
9eno freili@ Elm 9cna onotres 3ieo II
fIuaen ,piNen,
Serer Nebcue> ber tiele Botl9aft obn|
Gprurtbeil LEFT uno eini8e 8enntniB pct
pet mabren @o&la9e bat, muB eur@ bic;
les Wftenfuf. pie ueberjeusunS 9etp;nnen
eoB 9er Davis itlbit an Der uGpnf6cer
alton" gu per3meifeln be9innt unp piel'
@er3weifu lung ,'ur miblam uno thinner:
LID au verlttden i'm Stance 1T.
Sef. Davis n1adt in cielem Dotumen'
unwiQtQbrli@ uno inpireft 9rpbe @eitanp.
niGe. 9alp miro er nod mebr made,
muntn, aber ldwerli9 in Gprm cine
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e~rsstsn0 auSuseisen.
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balteu mir nansnt!ieb sins srr6s ausna9! p'n
&letberfpffen
ais:
GiufarGi1e uuo be,''te Getse,
Mninps, 0cloinss> GalDnirS,
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fesasx bic aeldmadvcllen Gaten in
9 b TO Is,
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strumpfwaoren,
gouneaft1irnne,
Gst1uttas tit. tit.
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ais:
TuNe, Duf5fin5> G%ahimereS, W'lten
Gravaiten 2c.
fInnen mir anGerrreentli9 tilise yre'ls te0e">
ba mir 5olhr t~beitwsiis p;rset impcrtirsn.
lH- Nir ~crlauteu ms ned bic hetren Sauf~
leute ces Staates MiunelOta ouf unler b%seesten=
bts Gnoros=Saaer onfmerfiam 81 lad's''
uub wercsn cs erpibute 0reunee III .brena Sn-
tere(Je fnpFu, ur1ere Maare1 unb YreiIf 81 prli<
fen" bsycr lie lA entla;isbcn, aSsmarii5s Ma,tts
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iiberseuat, paB mir bic erneurreu5 a"eerer vl'sS>
ais &birasc, Milmaufss &c, ansbai:sa fVaafn.
eeAatce, Bprepauah & Grmp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
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