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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-03

The, WAR AND ITs ORIGINAToRs.-The
difficulties of writing history could hardly be
better exemplfied than by comparison of the
version of the origin of the war, given by Mr..
Donnel, the Speaker of the North Carolina
House of Commons and published In our col
umns Wednesday, and that which is daily put
forth by the rebel sympathizers at the North.
According to Mr.. Donnel who had cognizance
of most OF the steps taken ITO precipitate the
South into revolution" the secession move
ment was due to a determination of certain
Southern leaders that the south should be
independentat any cost grievance or no griev-
ance: that they tried TO convert the tariff into
pretext for separation, and, failing, fixed on
slavery as .the only question on which the
South is likely to unite" that they then agltat-
ed aud intrigued in such a manner rs TO make
Mr.. Lincoln's election certainty; and as soon
as he was elected, dragged the Southern people
into revolution upon series OF pretences
which the progress of events have all proved
false, and foremost among them was the depre-
citation of Northern courage and tenacity. He
denies. from first to last, that the North had
any share In bringing about the war, beyond
the fact that it existed and furnished some
thing to separate from, and something to fight
with.
The copperhead version of the matter is,
however, that the revolution was planned by
Horace Greedy, Henry Ward Beecher, William
Lloyd Garrison, and few other lecturers and
editors Of country newspapers; that these
people found Yancey, Toombs, Davis and Wise,
ct hoe genus omae, peacably reposing on their
plantations, intent on growing cotton and lead
ing quiet life. and occasionally enlightening
the country by speech; that they proceeded
wiIfulIy to goad these good men to madness by
discourses on Slavery, delivered in New Eng
land, and articles upon it written in New York
and which nobody in the South ever read or
dared to read; aud that after long and patient
endurance of the infection, these gentlemen
called their countryrnen to arms, az the only
mode Of deIiverance.-lN. Y. Times.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-03
ToB1 MS
Aroostook and New Brunswick
Il x p r Z. 8 8.

Leaves BOSTON every MolduH and Thursday morn
ing. at oclock, and PORTLAND sane evening. for
ST.. ANDREWS, WOODSTOCK and HoULroN.
REruRSINe, leaves Houlton and Woodstock every
Monday and Wednesday morning.
Ofces No 5 Congress Square. Boston. and Eastern
EXPRESS Company's Office. Portland. fG
rny22 eod;sni BIZ. TOBIN. PROPRIETOR
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Calais City Bonds .

UANTED. Twenty Thousand Dollars ON Bonds
w of the City of Calais, payab BILE in not less than
twelve, nor more than twenty years. Coupons for
interest at six per cent. per annum payable semi.
annually at Globe Bank, Boston, to be issued Sept.
LIST. 1853. Fs s. G. PIKE,
augl5 d8w Treasurer Of Calais.
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PORT REGULATIONS.
NOTICE.

iu CUSTOM HOUSE,. CORTLAND,
Collectors Office. August 10TH 1868.
WHENEVER the Revenue Cutter acting as
w a6uard-Ship in our harbor, is absent on
cruise all vessels arriving in this port, including
Coasting and Fishing vessels, will forthwith report
TO the Custom House. and il the same is closed, to
the Boarding Officer at the Old Custom House Fore
street. JEDEDIAH JEWETT, Collector.
aug2o DIV
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sAMboei WINE
celebrated in Europe TO its medcjpaI and beueicis
Qualities "a gentle St;muIaut Topic Diuretic and
Sudori6c. highly Esteemed by eminent phvsicisns
used In European and American Hospitafs. and bv
aome Of the A rat n m lies in Furone and Americ.
'os v 'Ae A''' - "A1 1A'A'''~
AS A TONIC
II as no equal, causing an appetite and building M
the system bein entirely pure wine Of 4 most al
"A DIuRETIC -r4g tit ~
e,.s+. - 1890 I'll 3
1t imparts healthy action of the Glands Kidneys,
and Urinary Organs, very beue6cialin Dropsy, Gout
- -"' ." 'a"A''0 A"'o 4''i'
SPEER'S WINE
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Franklin Family Schoo.
a For Boys - TOpshPm, Me.

HNHE Fall Term of this highly successful School
IL will begin September 9th, 1863 and continue
twenty-one weeks
For Circulars" SC please address the Pripc-
pal. Parents are cordially invited 10 visit the
School. WARREN JOHNSON, MA.
principal
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LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
ProposaIs for WOOD and CoaI.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE u s. A.,
13s Faneuil Hall square, Boston, Sept. l. 1868
DR0PoSALS will be received at this Office until
Il Thursday, Sept. 10, at IL O'Clock NJ for the de-
livery at Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, N H. of
200 Cords of Mcrchantable Hard Wood, and
Sc Tons of Anthracite Coal, stove or crate size,
required TO weigh 2240 lbs to the ton of the best
quality and subject to inspection Bidders win state
how soon the delivery can be made. and accompany
their proposals with copy of this advertisement
VIM. W. MckIM, rr
scpl DIST Captain and A. Q. NJ
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Rcfereuccs.

rs4fsfnfJ hetercncss.
PArRoSs-Ion. W. w. Thomas, Mayor, Portland /;
A. Spring. Esq, Portland; S. q. Blanchard, Esq {,
Yarmouth; Hon.J W. Bradbury, Augusta; Hon
John Appleton, Jones r veazie. Esq Bangor; Capt.
c. II. Soule, Freeport; Levi Young. Esq, Ottawa,
C. W.; Prof. G. f. Stowe, Andover, Mass.
Bg permissioR--Pres. Woods and Faculty of Bow
doin College, J. W. Chickering, ID. D., Charles A.
Lord, ESQ Portland; Rev. Wooster Parker Belfast;
Hon. j. L. Cutler, Augusta. aug21 d3w
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CITY HOTEL,
OTTAWA HOUSE,
[itka,I Cushing's Island,
p O r. Il 1, A d II AR OR.
Attcnttons

Pleasure Hunters Health Seekers, Romance Low
ers Attention all who weary with business and the
cares of life seeking to restore health impaired by
severe application TO business, soliciting pleasure
for pleasures saketo the superior comforts healthy
location and romantic surroundings of the above
named Hotel-conneetpg with the city of Portland
BY steamer on the arrival of every train. the Ottawa
House coach conveying passengers from the Depot
to the steamer. Toward the North and West, in full
view from the House, like Queen viewing her
charms in the clear mirror of the sea- the pop
uous and fourishing city of Portland with its lofty
spires and elms its grand public edces and prncey
mansions; Mount Washington in majestic grandeur
rears its mighty head. kissing the clouds. Towards
the South and East lies the Ocean decked with Is
lands and alive with sailing and steam vessels,
stretching away TO the verge OF the horizon.
The subscriber. having leased the above named
House. and having procured the assistance of those
skilled in the various departments of well reguat
ed hotel has the pleasure of announcing that it will
be in readiness for the accommodation of the public
on June LIST, 1868.
b. ALLSTRUM, Proprietor.
Post Office address-Portland, Me. my2stf
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ANDaOsCOGGIN RAILROAD.

It. :
a On and after MONDAY, April 6, 1868,
trains will leave Portland for Lewiston
via Brunswick. at 1 90 and sl5PM
Leave Portland for Farming ton via Brunswick at
LOO M
Leave Pennington for Bath and Portland, O. 10 M
Leave Lewiston for Bath and Portland 500 and
n.40A NJ.
STAGE CONNECTIONS. .t
Stage leaves Strickland's Ferry Tuesdays Thurs.
days and Saturdays, for Livermore, Canton. Peru
and Dixfed; returning opposite days.
Stage leaves Pennington for New Vineyard New
Portland and Kingfeld, on Wednesdays and Satur.
days, returning on Mondays and Fridays.
Stages leave Pennington daily, for Strong. Avon
and Phillips. ~ $500 4 (. NJ =
Passengers for this route win take the cars at the
Portland, Saco Portsmouth or kennebec Port.
land Depots, In Portland. s. w. EATON, Supt.
Pennington April !, 1853. apps diff
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NOTICE.

HEAD QUARTERS PRovosT MARsHAL,)
First District Maine,
Portland, August 10. 1868.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Board of En-
IN rollment will be in readiness to examine the
quotas from the several Sub Districts in the follow
ing order and as nearly as possible ON the following
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Head Quarters Provost Marshal.

s-EA ~ FIRsF DISTRICT MAINE.
Portland, August GOTH 1869 !
A REWARD of Ten Dollars lSlol and the reason.
a able expenses incurred VII be paid to any per-
at these Head Quarters.
By order Provost Marshal General.
CHARLES H. DOUGHTY,
aug2l d3m Capt. and Provost Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-03
RAILROADS.
PORTLAND, SACO Il PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARR4N GEMFNTS.
Commencing April 9th, 1863.
C5sz1EuEzs1 Passenger Trains will leave the Sta.
x3xixIg ton, Canal street, daily, Sundays ex-
ceptedl as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at s.45 A. N. and 400
Pm
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.aO A. NJ and 400
Pm
Leave Portsmouth for Portland at 10 90 A. NJ and
$50 p. NJ. $3.50
These trains will take and leave at way
stations
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
JOHN RUSSELL, JR.. Sup't.
roruaho' mar ~, 1853 jes edit
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s"ELM HOUs E.,

"ELM HOU e.
UA THEundersgncd respectfully informs the
,ENAkx public that he has leased the above House.
f.EH5sN on Federal Street. Portland, nd invites
EEMI.A the travelling community TO call and see if
he knows chow to keep hotel" Clean,
airy rooms good beds, well-proyided table, atten.
tive servants and moderate charges are the induce.
mepts he holds to those whose business pleas
ure call them to the Forest City,
JONATHAN BLISS, Proprietor.
Portland, Aug. 10. 1862. 4h dtf 1
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MAINE CENTRAL RAuLRoAu

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ez.Jl On and after Monday next passen per
~ trains will leave uep of q rand Trnnk
haliroad IN Portland, for Lewiston and Auburn At
I.45 A. NJ.
For Bangor and all intermediate stations at / 10 P.
N. on arrival of trains from Boston.
Returning trains leave Lewiston and Auburn for
Portland at 6. 80 A. NJ.
Leave Bangor for Portland at 80 A. NJ Both
trains connect with through trains to Boston and
Lowell. -
Freight train leaves Portland daily for all stations
on line of this road at 8 A. NJ.
Tickets sold at the depot of the Grand Trunk Rail.
road In Portland for all stations on this road.
EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
June l. 1863. .s IL
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.- DIR. JOHN &. MOTT.
Physician 81 Surgeon,
Qa COURT STREET, corner of Howard Boston
on is consulted daily from 10 until g. and from
to IN the evening ON all diseases of the Urinary
of all kinds, Sores Ulcers and Eruptions Female
Complaints, &c. An experience of over twenty
years extensive practice enables DIR. NJ to cure ali
the most difficult cases Medicines entirely vegeta-
BILE ADVICE FREE So
bfrs. NJ, who Is thoroughly versed in the affective
maadies of the sex. can be consulted by ladies' q
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses.
Boston, April IS 1853 cody
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-03

guyH1s Office having been made depository OF
il tRevenue Stamps, the public will be supplied ~
the following rates: 7.,s1rff i.Ii CO.,
Less than $50 at par.
$50 to 500. 8 per cent. discount.
800 to $1,000, per cent. discount
$1,000 and upwards. s per cent discount
iyl7d diff NATH'L j. MILLER. Collector
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JOHN w. MUNGER,

Applicationsforwardeda and oPENPoLICIE
procured by .
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09
,,9SaS nsefnen ffe bnniit 2,

Sft bot man llnionlcute Die Sraoe
aufWerfcn; n@l5 meinen biefe 9eute
welcbe bier i'm 9toroen mobnen, oamit,
0oB ite ith unierer Re9ierun9 auf ale
@eiBe rpiOerIeeen, uno RebeQion ermus
tbi9en uno Den Rcbetlen ineirette SOGlfe
leiften? G6 1T oob ibr eigener St5ooen
ebeniopcbl ols unier Sbacen.
g8ir wolen eub fol9enoe @rft6runo
oaruber 9eben, uro mir 9lauben, ooB Is
Die wabrbafte uno ribti9e 1T.
Die D1rtbei>U UnfGbrer melbe oa6 Self
9e9cn unfere He9erun9 oufbeben, fino
l(emtcrid9er, >pie gum SPifpiel @poo.
waro, Der Sppoiition @anoioot fir Sou.
Oernor; oieie pliIen Dap iie unrecbt tbun,
uno Dem Sonoe einen 9roBen S6aeen Uerz
leBen, ober ite w0llen Uemter baben, Sou
perncr, 2(iiemblpmdnncr uno 9auntp Ses
omten weroen; iie betimmeren iib ni1t6
oarum, ple lon9e Der 6rie9 oauert, lie
befummeren ftb nitbt6 oarum mie piete
unlon=Soloattn nod ibre 9eben perlie:
rem, pie bod Die &rip96taren meroen,
penn e6 lbnen nur 9elin9t lpicoer in
lemtcr 6u fommeH. OieIe UemteriGqer
Der 9e9enpartbei baben oen &rieo bco0nz
men, neil iie nibt in 2(cmter paren, uno
tie iuben oeniclben i'm @an9c 3u ball
ten, bt6 iia rpieOer in 2(emter fcmmen
tOnneu. QSenn iIe ebrlibe WGnner ma
rem, 70 pGroen iie belfen unlere Reoiez
run9 unteritliBen biz bic Rebellen Uolz
LENDS untCrorGcft mGren. 2(ber oos mol
len iie nitbt, fonOern fie pouen oen &rie9
oufbaltcn, uno oos &olf meiSma6en e6
t6nne fCin Srieoen 9ebcn bis iie ielbft
wieorr in 2(emter pdren-iie iino Sbufte
walDe nur fir 2(cmter orbeitcn uno mel6c
Iieber oa5 9anjc Gano in Gteno uno Ser
oerben ftir5en, Jerreiben uno 3eritGftln
Wollen, lieber ais suju9eben Dap cine ans
Oere Qartbci oae Yano i'm Srieoen uno
gum 8eoCiben rsgiere. lemter uno Sc.
malt mar Die Sricbfeoer Der Rebellen, uno
l(emter unO @erpatt iit Die Sriebfcber
Der Qnfibrcr Der 9Soooworo Qartbci in
QennIplvanien; Qemter 1T Die Sriebfe.
Der Der ptribnornen 9lubritter in allen
Gaunties-oie Qnftibrer oieler 2(emterius
der &eridp6run9en fIno 70 fbIe6t, oae
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09
SSaS lit OiSloba[itGt 2

Sl6lopalitdt 1T e6 nenn man 0eoen
ole He9icrun8 fPribt 9e9en bielelbc
lDrelbt lpenn man iid) 0e0en Die Seam.
ten oCrielben aufIc9t; Die Scamten BON
lbrer pflibt uerbinoert ; oieiclbe nit 81.
ern bepirft; lpenn man Seriammlun0en
bdlt um fib Dem Draft ;u lpiocritben /;
penn man bcn Geinocn 5oGtfe leiltet !;
penn man Den Seino beihust; penn
man cine Uerantmortlicbe Steue bcIibt
unc e6 pcrtpei8ert Der Ge9ieruno ,ur Setc
~ ttebcn; lpenn man Ia9t man foCe oen
Suocn iib in Srieoen losre6en laiIen ;
penn man in &rie96jcten elmer Qartbei
anb6n8t Die man lpei6 oi6lopal 1T, inoem
oas Saterlono Die ltnterltGbunq otler ou.
ten Burger notbi9 bat menn man Spts
oltcn Ooer ir9eno cinem anoern ftimmz
bercd)ti8ten Siraer icin Stimmrebt wPa:
nimmt. Dies itno nur eini9e aus bun
oerten BON Sd(lea Uoourtb cine Delion
leine . op II i t jei0en - aber
e6 1T nur Il II rs 9 poburcb Elm Wom
feline S6palitdt 5ei9en fam, uno cs 1T oaz
ourb, Dap CT Die Re9icrun9, lpeltbe ibn
beibdet in aQen Sdllen, ioWie ale @eiebe
Ole 9ema0t ltno um oielelbe aufretbt ,u
erbalten, NIT 6ano uno 0erJ unteritIet.
Nu6 oleien tpeniaen Horten fam man
nun ibcn oeutlitb ieben Wer lopal 1T ooer
nlbt. Sin Seoer iebe nun fit fib Ielblt
um itb, ob Die Gopperbeap5 oper Rcpu6=
lltaner loOal itno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09
9yreITSemt 9mcUlm's S3rief.

Sir Ienfen Die Qufmerfiamfeit unIerCr
Seier ouf oen Srief oe6 prefioenteu Gin.
coin, Den er nculib an einen 6rn. GonGs
ling in S0inoi5 icbreib, uno ocr iib in Ell
mem anoern SbeiI Der bauti9en 3eituna
beflnoet. SO 1T bier nibt unferc 2(bifbt
Den Srief ju loben, inosm oerIelbe fsin
Cob n0tbi9 bat, urO fir iib IeIbif fpribt.
2(ber wenn Die Gopperbeaos ocnfelbenan-
bli6rn, 70 mtfIen iie iib bob in Der Sbat
f5dmen, lpem onbers nob Sbaam in ibz
men 1T inoem er autb nibt elm ein,iaes
argument Dap iie 9esen i'm 9ebrabt bat.
ten, iomie 9e9en Die &e9isruu9 uberc
baupt. iteben tieb, fonoHn age eieletbe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09

oeutenoite SdlfSqueae fdr bic bieiisen
Sauern 1T.
Qus 9S soon Fl n, So 10 a. 81 NJ
uefo uno So | d / 9 n lauten Die
9eribte i'm @eienttiben ebenio beun=
rubiscno ols aus unicrem Stoate. sSn
oen meitten Sbeilen bon Sen Ii ct y
puroe pcrsdeli6 Der Sabaf fart beibG'
oiot uno oiefer 2(rtifel itie9 in Sol9e oa.
pom in 9ouispitle pl6eIicb um ein bic jlpel
8 baler.
l(ub aus S n B | n miro elm beoeus
tenoe 8erbeerun9 Der Sobofefeloer ourb
uno por3tiolicb in oen noromeftIi6en
Stooten, no oas @elI6forn Gle 9aupts
prnte biloet, an9eri6tete S6ooen laBt
| Iib no6 nibt, penn oub nur ann6berno,
bersbnen, muB aber in leinem Selammt'
betra9e cine un9ebsure Summe repraien7
tiren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09
1tuipu Qed0ueS.

Die ndttlib uerlbmornen ,,Rittcr bes
9oloencn 9ircleS" erbeben in ncuercr 3eit
Elm 0roBes 8e1hrei, oaB nun aub Union
9ea9ues, allbier, Gbnlid) Den &nownotb.
in96, erridtet feien. Dies 1T cinerIcit6
cine ofTenbore 9ii0c, oenn 5u oen Qea9ues
aeboren audi Sremo9ebprne, Die nibt 3u
oen &nopnotbin95 eebOren fonnten.-
Sri Dem aber aud p;rfIib 70, Dap 4cz
beime ltnion 0e09ue5 allhier eriltircn
fo(lten, 70 mGi1cn mir often befennen, oae
mir benfelten oas 8ort Su reoen bcreit
lino - oenn menn ilb, wie aQ0emein 5us
8eitonoen miro, ,GireIe Sitter" 60.
gen unter un6 beftnoen, oeren Mit9lieoer,
peni9itens inoireft beeioi0t fino Die Re,
9Ieruna Su itirJen-io It e5 AUDI auf uns
lerer Seite notbpenoi9, 2ea9ues ju bas
ben, feit juIammen pcrbunosn, Die 8es
9ierun9 in alien Sd(len ju untcrltdeen
uno Die Union nm ieoen preife ;u retten.
@er etlpa6 oe9en Union 9Caoues Su IA.
gen bat, rplbrIib auf Den balte Elm nabs
James Nu9e oeriCbtet, 6enn ct 1T fonit
nibt5 ol6 Elm Sraitor. 2(lIe n0rolibe
Burger fOllten ooju 9eb6ren - uno ner
oa0e0en 1T, in Der Sbat oer 1T nibt wertb
in Der Union 5u leben uno ourdb uniere
Contribution uno @eieee belbGet ;u wers
DEN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09
Die neult6en @a6len.
GaQanbig9omi6m mb gGpCbwarbifm
geGt niAt !
Die opperbeao6 un6 Sra il
tors Il berau sc 6 a9en!
6urroB fir Wtlmtn9tOn Srrmpnt nnb
California 4!

Oir 28ablen peldbe foeben ob9eDalten
poroen fino. 0eben un6 9ans oeutIb Ju
oaB aub un1ere Stdat6wobI
i'm Sctober 5u @unffen Der 9uten uno 9es
retbten ltnion-Sabe au5fallen miro.
SSSn Der StoSt @ilmington, Delomare,
(einem Gcldpenitaat) 1T Dor eini9en Sos
oen cine Gitp.@abl fir WoDor, Staot'
ratb, SbaBmeiiter, Snfpeftoren uno III.
oermdnner ab9ebalten tpcroen, uno eS
freuet un6 beriinni9litb bier fa9cn 5u fon:
men, oob Die Sreunoe Der Union allies Dot
iit Der octro0en baben. 2(udD niCbt Elm
tinji9er Gopperbcoo 1T crpdblt mcrocn,
troB Den olleritdrffen Qnltren9un0en
rpelde oicle 9cfdbrtibe Menfben 9emobt
41ben.
Germ % III t.
en- Dem Staot Sermpnt 1T 9leibfall6
Ioeben cine Stoot5lpaBl at9ebolten ipor@
Den, allmo oa6 ltniontitfet ebenfall6 tris
umpDireno erpiblt worcen 1T. llniere
Srcunot babtn oen @oupern0r uno am
ocre Staatsbeamtcn, ale GonNreBmGns
uer, 70 lpie ale Senotoren uno Repreirn7
tonten Der Stoot6: 8eies9ebun9 erpdDIt.
Die @oppcrbea06 fren9tcn ale Nerpen
an, aber Uer9cbens. Sie botten ibre 9ans
je Stdrfe an ocn Stmmfditen, ma breno
Die Republif1ner feine Defenders 8roBe
l(nftrcn9un0en modbten, un0 ocnnob 1T
unfcre Mebrbcit cine febr 9rcBc,
California.
60 melt Die 8eribte Don Gan Srans
;i5fo un0 aneern Sbeilen BON california
am SbluBe unierer 3eitun3 ein9e9an9en
maren, 70 lieBen bieIetbe uermutben, oab
Ole &ablen ooiclbit uno oes nit oro6en
WeDrbciten fir Die llnionio fade au68efol;
len iino-befonoer5 in Gan Sran3i6fo,
9tepooa, Stoceton, Gan Sole uno Mo.
rp6uille.
Ocle Hefultote in Delaware, &er.
mont uno california meroen cine quite
@irfun9 auf Die llnionfreunoe in 9enn-
fpluanien baben, unO 70 Dap iie itb an:
ltren9en I'm bel unierer Sctobcr gSobl
cine Mebrbcit uon Saulenoen uno ober:
mails Sauienoen auf3urolICn. Die Gop:
perbeoos, obTbon Die obi9tn HeIultoter
iie cntmutbioen lperoen, meroen o6el
nitbt6 unUeriu1t laBcn un6 oen Sie0
oen mir in 6ano baben uno baIten fon:
ntn, wenn mir nur lpOilen, ju entreibenI
inbem unfcr 9cfultat ibneu bon mebI
Sibti9feit 1T al8 ale anocre. gGir mii;
fen oaber bcm 8eilpiel unierer Sreunot
bon OeloWare, &ermont uno California
foI9en-lpir miBen Gouu. Curtin wieoel
nit eineI acknowledgement Mebrbeit er:
wGblen-,pelbe Neuiofeit oen iuoliber
uno noroliben SraitOr5 ebenic 9robe UNI
lbmere SOmerjen uerurlaben miro, dtt
lpie Der Sal BON 8id5bur9 unO Sport
cs,.NC~:. Hf,F 11";.., s. ...~ss eSn 9Denn.
iplvanien uno tbut Sure @ftbt, ui0S ii ii.
Les miro uno muB rebt wcroen !-6ur:
r1b fir @iImin9ton, Sermont unb Sal
ifornid !-ltnc nab Dem l3. Sct. rper:
oen mir oub no6 QennIplpanien beifi.
gen. 9abt ibr GOpperbeoO6 oo6 9eb6rt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09
GireIr.Eitter.pcrIammIunacn.

Sn oer Ieeten Sreta9 Nobt fino in Die:
fer Stoot Swei Seriammlun9en Der ,,9tit.
ter ocS 9oIoenen @irclc6" ob9cDolten NOR
oen. Die cine i'm GourtDoule, jpiiben
40 un0 so Mann fart, uno Die onoere
an einem 0elpihen onoern Srt in Dem 81
ten @aro. lSir baben Die Namen beino-
geREr Is eABRr 0ggsS S6 RS SSerff AfrTtf ans, SB ns5Sn
Dem Dap man ieinen @ntlhluB mieOer
funo 9e9cbtn bate, Die Re9ierun0 ieoens
falls ju ttiirjen, mln-melbe5 AUDI elmer
Der 6aupt5pede Der s3ulammcnfGnfte
lpar-iitb ouf einen GountD @ablSettel
oereini9te, petber ober erit in @irtlib.
Felt am nddften Samfta0e ouf9enommen
peroen fol-, Sen 6oupttbeil oes SiGz
et6 baben mir in 6dnoen, uno nirfltb
Elm fOnoerbarer Sidet 1T es. NatGrlib
ioll Niemanb oarauf, Der nibt elm 9etreu=
er GirclezRitter 1T, uno lomit miro autb
lpieoer Elm Wan6er, Der ieBt mob quite
9offnun9en bat, iiberIeben peroen. Sb
Ole ibri9en Oemofraten metbe nibt ,u
Gem nGbtlib ueribporenen Sroen 9eb0z
rem, uno Solbe Die @oppCrbeooi6m per-
obIbeuen, bas SiGet Damn wiQi9 ftblu.
den peroen, oies 1T fir fie, unb nicbt fir
uns, 3u ia9en. - Oob eS 1T Dies tiber.
boupt niht uniere Sadie, uno mir bdtten
plellelbt gar nibts oouon ia9en fouen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09
Ser Ocrber6licbe &imfiu6 beS mculi'
Cbcn yrDffeS dmf bic Grmtc.

Die itarfsn Radtfr0ite, nit oenen oe=
gen gnoe oe6 Uori9en MOnot6 Der gtoroz
lpelfen Der Ser. Staten beim9eludt
purce, baben wie mir aus meltliben 3cis
tun8en erfeben, einPn iiberou6 urrberbIic
ben GinfluB auf Die 0trbitfrtidte, uno
por;ii9lib auf oa5 2SelibfOrn 9ebabt.
2(u6 Sprin0flcIo miro aepfIpet, oaB
biS Maoifcn binuntcr oas frGbe @clib-
Form nibt lpeientlib 9elitten bat, Dap
aber oaB fpdte g8slibforn faGt 9dnSti6
uernibtet lit. Sei Sprin0fitIo mar oa6
frIbe &el ibfOrn an piclen QllBrn fart
beibdoiot uno oo6 ipdte falt 96njldb ;ers
fort. @eitsr Itiotib baban Die &artof:
feln nidt piel 9elitten, pobl uber Sabaf,
8elibforn uno onoere Se9etablien.
Sine 9tad)ribt aus Ounleitb, SO Da.
ui6 Co., fa9t, Dap bort uno in oen an.
9ren;enoen &heilen BON @isccniin uno
Soma ole Grnte troB oes itarfen SroIfe6
nur rpeni9 beibdoi9t 1T.
Sn einSelnrn noitriden uno uorjii9.
lib ncro6itliben Soma iou oa5 8elIbs
form feoob 9eltten bobcn.
Gine Sepeibe aus Sreeport fa9t =
Die 8elibeornernte an Den Str6men
entlano uno an nieori9en feutten pfdeen
it fait uoufdnoi9 lerit6rt. 2(uf bobem
.Sooen ouf Der offenen proirie 1T Der
Srlut nibt 70 ibwer. Sm alI0emeiz
nen miro oa6 @elftforn Feline bllbe @rnte
Iiefsrn. Sobnen, 8ubwtiSen uno ga
bat iino itare bcibSOi9t. Semitic iino
oollltdnoi9 ierit5rt, ouber Den 8intcriors
ten. Da6 Sbit bat weni9 9elitten.
aus Wattcpilc, GenOcU Co., miro, lpie
foIot tcIe0rapbirt:
nSn Der Samlta9 0aht puroen mir
oon eincm icbr ftbmerem Srcite beim9e
IuNt. 2(ue6 6r1ut Der phanjen 1T ers
froren uno oaB @ellbforn bat mie i1
bore, i'm 9anjen Canoe 9leitbmdb9 9elits
EN-. SO merCen bier in Der 8c9eno ole.
-e6 Sabr feline so 8uftbel marftfdbi9es
SSelibforn 9e8o9en lperoen. gSenn Der
Sroit in oielfm Staate uno in Soma uno
Winnefota 9leibmdbi9 9elreien 1T, 70
piro pies Den l6anoel uno Wanoel fart
lfficiren, po bic 9SsIlbfcrnernte Die be,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-09
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@s bleiben nur mob 6 2(rbtit5. g8oten
jtpiibCn nun uno Der Sctober @abt tib.
rig, uno bobcr 1T c5 bobe 3rit odS eie
Sreunoe Der Union an Die l(rbcit ocben
unD itb ouf cine 9eb6rioc @eile oraani.
itren. Sc 1T bel Der Sr9oni1irun9 notbs
menoi9, oa6 oCn Stimmlcbern Die g8itb.
ti9teIt Der @obl-pie wjbti9ite mie mir
trit ubeUcu9t iinc, ic in ptnniplpanien
it1ttfano-duf cine nibt miBtuUeritsbens
ce Wetie an oaS Oerj 8ele9t miro, oamit
cine pole Union Stimme-obne oaB audi
EN- elnsi9er Stimm9eber BON Dem Stimmz
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