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Or the month"; !e1..............~.. ..,.tlS7 0SS4
1eo3- l99.1k6,

$37.HAQ$8
The banks Of Boston chow increase In their dyI-
dends for the 1ast x months. and stu carry to re-
q tic When lie credit ~ va s.s esys rs
tahlikhed, tho banks Of Hoson. Sew York and PhlA.
dtrh!a GANG foswArd promptly and took tho FeapIred
ore banks increase their payments. In October IsS
seventeen banks Increased their d1Yldtpde oyerthe
previous April.
time ago, of That tlie9itlnaxte concern. lie Fsrns
and Mcrchanta' Bank OF Grcensborough, MsTyisnd.
has hsd the saluthrr eectto drive Its khipoIastrry
10 u hon the country; but they arc d discount
aer refuse take these bills ann advise III pubc
dsnse our State win such psifui srssh. crcaatinr y
In the first instance 1t par, and then boJnE Il up II
slave? This bnrlse4ue on the honorable pursuit
OF banktnE.-Detrais Tribune.
Those who afe arrrehensive that continued scar
city OF gold will increase tho premium, v1A be glsa
to learn that national product OF the precious
metals Ia rapidly inereasng. under the influence Of
new capital. mines and for separs~
ting the told from the ore. In Heyada Territory
alone there already reported shirtyeizht dig1dend
paying mines, which produced in 1858 90 Of
bullion. The total product OF all the mines In sInE1e
district IL abont II 90 90 per month"; giving over
cent, month upon tho market value Of the capital
stock Invested. which IL sbout 81. .oos oce.
The imports Of wool Into New York for the Jear
1S1 were 77rl75l3 ns and for the year lsS were Is
1 t61 NJ; from December I'D, LESS to February IA
1s6s, 61s ms; and for the month eAdlux March
a, 1864, eYsfs !saa ns.
TkS FoEry loAS.-Subscription at the Second
National Bank to-day for the new 1910 loan foot I'D
s27,sco.
cu1cAoo AID A17ox Ra1LRoAn.-The following Ia
the weekly statement Of earnings for the week end.
,nr March a. 1851.
, 1864-04-05

H0Gs-The receipts Of Hogs since the close Of SIT
urday's market amount TO about Loo head, aud tho
entered sales to 1t .so chiefly 1t sI7aa
rs Eroas. Thtse has been change In ths p eylous
activlty and hFmness Of the market, the demand hay
Ing been restricted BY the limited receipts. Prime to
-sxtIa grades Of corn fed. hogs are becoming more
scarce, and are Consequently held x high ngurss,
Stock hogs appear to BE- In better supply, and With
fair demand ta1es freely MAIDS 1t s5oosoo per 10
Ms. Tho principal sales were made yesterday. little
having been left over for to-daJs market. Previous
quotations are n1m and unchanged
, 1864-04-05

~ The rebels don't bury their swn dead
half the the tina. II theIr. poor fellows don't
assume the offensive before death, they cor
tainly do SO after it.--Lowis.tEe ,IoHr7a{,
, 1864-04-05

THE CONFESSIONS AND. Ex.
l. PER1K1iCE OF AN NvALIn--Pr1b1ished n.
the heuedt and a. CAUTION TO YOUNG AiES
and others Who sQner from Nervous Debility, ,Pft<a
time Tnk AEAss OF sk1T-cu3x. 81 ans Who ID
su1ed ainsen attes undergoing considerable qua3y-
gle G9r!@es e. may Be- had OF the author. NATaARIA
AATFAAA ~ Esq. Bedford. Kings Co., NJ.
, 1864-04-05
tGbifago Gribnne,
sDEMOCRATSs AND THEIR
FKIENn&

The St. Louis Rrpabli,an trfce IN lo,,, ,rt,
cles TO give m account OF the Gals eonntr
affair, which shall save the GOOD nam. of fhe
mcn Hlo began It. This is nstnraI cnourh.
for "a fellow feeling makes m wondrous
kind" It mainta1ns that +he "Dcmocrats''
OF Illinois have been bitterly slandcrcd-
called "Coupera,eads =. accused Of being
sstraItorons. y and of working in the interest
=. ~rhe1s. ctr. Br such CHARGES, accord
@5t aas --.-~a. fhe moor innocent nou{s
Ing to %he 1a9e"N .,-vorc,ed. and f,n.r
have been et1c'oo s.Ea,as Ay
maddened 10 ,.n acs - sa,a;ow ana oelnS
set upon " ~ t.a .om- ,na..,s lnss fetae'
anI's 49, D.n..,5;.c,. -'eeA ettoae'
, uoe@ 1re " - ~ mo.s oe1'e'c "oto Oh sa's
e1an' T.. 4.,s 49,, % ~. -u e 1as sees1se
psa., - 49, t'As sAsee' Nv" naptTns II
nav ss - t,as1 17.,uS - sne NoPpe1uoAae
.S e'lons "41 ~ on.vn ~ eouPaau'c'y
'e"' "nns ~ p'aee" nete eae eo4"lefo ana
:1M'f Alsnus "e many anu aus'. opponents
: arc WEAK, 1nere u no 1founle' fefhaps Inc
Union: men afc TOO generous TO attack
! wcsxe and 10 select places Tor sneh
= esa9k @hrresthcy~c can have the luxury Of
= fighting ono to'-thfee or five; and to make
the case 1airer still, 60 into the fight without
!. arms, while the "DemocEats' have reyo1Scrs
md wagon loads OF rides to fall back upon.
The testimony is little too plain in this case
;. for the B7tbEican's philosophy. Tie Cop
: >pcrhcads were assembled in numbers, were
: armed, and had arms concealed In wagons
:: besides. They had boastcd That they meant
:. to clean out tic soldiers. :
No doubt there is cxasperation enough on tho
side of the Union men, It is somewhat mt
, 1864-04-05

The cotton market has undergone no change since
we last TEoieEheng @ ngm and quiet Yesterday there
It stand still and are qatst ~ in our last Tbs
Ting and only b. wagons. The only shipment to the
Northern market since VIC last wrote, was lot OF
evening. -
, 1864-04-05
p I F Z ES FOR

r ID a 1T @:
Repeating hlfes Of at Kinds Henry.s Is shot, sren-
SER tnot; Alien Wheelocks 10 s6ots per mnnte,
PIPE and Wesson kas Katolyers Of ali kluds AMI EAi
1sidscs F. BOWEN, "a Clark ssrset, {up ssaiass ass
np3cS8 Ats
, 1864-04-05
Totsl... 16sss1 2ss7;s 10ss57 s575 61s
Reed coIrespon'E ...
week, 1855. gseso 2te:ss 5x1 7t5l so?;
or easont 81. aassts 1: 1osss

a. 'sl...1sss72 ls<s7u 15sz'4+1soasssssGsa 1ost66
This being the day for the election Of officers Of the
Board Of Trade for the enauinE year. there less
attention paid to business ChnnEe, aud the Eeues
81 markets rrled quiet.
There was \ fair inquiry for Flour, particularly
winter ext1a1, and about 5,ooo br11 Of al kinda
changed banda At ss59sDo for whtts winter extras,
and s5.mGs.G for spring extras.
Wheat vas Quiet, but Without any material change
In prices. vl,h sales Of No. spring. 1t $1.tH@11s
ard No. spring At ut the market closing
quiet.
Com rn1ed rather heavy, and ws note decline In
prices Of Nc bnshe1 With sales Of new No. At Sc,
and Nc. 1t s2k@8sc. clotinx dan. Old Corn Was
scarce with buyer at 01n for No. and sec for No.
Oats wero ste.dy 1t the opening. but bafors the
clos the market fell 10 z busael, No. selling ut
53X9t5c, &nd No. ! 1t 6lKc. 49,. 49,.
Rye WAS In fair demand and steady 1t &i.ta9l NJ
, 1864-04-05
SP1rTNG OF BLOOD, WITH HECTIC FEVERx
Rsv. A. WIBEEG, writing from Wlttenxeu, Hanover.

aays:.
~snoztly before Christmas last. Rave two bottles
efyorr Expecto1aut to man that was troubled with
q very obstinate cough, accompanied By splitting
blood and hectic fe7er, hom the combined eject OF
which he Vas becoming rapidly reduced He had In
compliance with this ad7ico physician In his ne1gh
horhood tried various medicines Without relteK and
not Inclined to 1ook with any favor on tho Expec
tofant. HoHsrer, having persuaded hia to take the
tvoi bottles home With hlu1, was much pleased to
hear. AFTER the lapse Of aweek OK ten days, that uy
friend had entirely recovered. and hare since re-
cetved visit from him, during which he spoke en-
his thaaka for my exerons In cauatng him to give
%~f~1
, 1864-04-05

rotatoes-They arc selling IN the finding at s,sa
W.Es,as eo. aafd-TheEe have been saies or prime
FEM. 11suerendeEcd er In uesces at lie 4 y.
Nsw York 1hc D Ton Gotten '" " s'e~a'n'P LUZ
, 1864-04-05

The Outbreak In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
tho Curpcrf,ca.i 1'aFsS 'T;acrsfn-3for-
der Stntc te4tflEt,:s ..rll lOotaS~rTat1yas-
Tar. L1ncct,, Es ::s! LILO lsl- Choiro
Rctx:erE T'ktc:r:-frs.1" U:cvs.uu,t Con-
vcntfp1 MoErnc 1ortrluc, cfc.-
drass-Tcfolac3s Commanding UrfW.
Adcs-Atfcrunt to Give Mcclellan n
GomninEd-The Coppcfhcatla Want
, 1864-04-05

Arrived to-day II Beef Cattle Sales to-day s. Beef
II hoEs M fRa Hor sSseb S!5e and socs % %sae
BE CATI1.-M1s quote Hesie5n Beevss arst aaali
7s@-c. Texas Beeves, frss quality, head, s.oa S5
s9co1d quality $-@9 AILCn CoWs-Per head 55[M
grQsa. lE415c. ECCAIHq EALYKs-Per hesd 4fSGaigt
, 1864-04-05
Is HEREBY GIVEN

that Anaeetng Of tho stockhodera q Mo 9sait
RA5t1aAh R.atGa aask q Ca'Sa9o eaFo III 20 ocioef
A. M On the 1s,n dsy Of April - 70 TG6e npon ~
proposition to increase tho CaptAa 2. ~. ~, n0
A~@ S'N~t A'"s BENZ. LONB4RD President
Chicago, April 9TH. 1871. hp'eaasluus
, 1864-04-05
DAILY MARKET.

ANSdles of Cram r4porEsd m Au r.ayke< ara on
n hsy toFo5s { pt, oAshe' ~ q &as l5ea
are snec< 10 only 1&sragts f dr1tcH out Or tQyx
tC1&&iR 20 days Qf ne A1te nun1<t on M4 rfeetpk
, 1864-04-05

AoSpAY Ev1HIx9 April 4. LIN.
Observation-Disclosures EIa4rs-So engagements
EAlEoAD FEg1oHrs-Unchanged and quiet. Ne
, 1864-04-05

*
Frc1ch Ca1f.s6 ns1.Mal 9a
French Calf Lee
mo1Aes, p dpz-
= x0.......-......11.M#7&N 90
French Cali Le-
motne1. Sec
onds. p dog. ,& 1nka7o.o0
LlnlnEs, q doz ..ls,mats,pQ
Roam. = doz.. .1S-N9ld.o %
, 1864-04-05

IUk1Is. ...... 4sfV %t&3S3 A0u1 Z 7S0 H936Q
RECEIPTS ToR THE wrKk ENDING APHN. 2, 1864.
Flonr, Wheat, Cora osts, Rye, Barley
, 1864-04-05

GhWINEsSKsseiTsd. 81 brls. Market
brs At 97cI 500 b1s In lots at Sc sa5 bp;ys
oi5S S1 to,T MSFs; s. s1os1s qS!ss
aenye and nIm nt previous ouotationa. We aunts:
, 1864-04-05
PORT OF CHICAGO.

M a RI In e LIST:
, 1864-04-05

l ~~T""--H~-- ~~N -"A%S *1%-'~SA~A*
Failing in all other measures to compose
the defeat Of his re nomination, I learn that
some Of the disorganizing leaders have deci-
ded to wait on Mr.. Lincoln and AJAX him to
6iihraW from the field. They say they are
willing to go for any other man than Lincoln;
that be does not suite the whole party, &c.
III. Lincoln will probably turn to them and
Il you can find him, and that all agree upon
him heartily, will take the matter under
my 6clious consideration" Hcreupon exit
delegation with exceedingly long counte-
Dances.
FOREIGN 1MM1GRAT1oS-Tm DUTY OF CON-
i GnEss RELATIVE THERETO.
AZ. Edward q. Hall, Of this city, formerly
OF Chicago, has Gade the subJectrof .immt-
grafton bis study for number Of years he
furnishes me With the following as necessary
steps to be taken by Congress to promote
this very desirable object: :
.o5s 5fltT-By empowering the Secretary Of State to
require our Consnls, and other diplomatic and
courage emigration to the United States BY every
,Staad...By takine {mnedi.te steps to cheaper
country and through our own territory to The West
This can readily be done By abo1ishiag al tunnage
es1',s4n essn o. yessels al landing tees ad
and BY inviting competition among our numerous
our railroad, canal and steamboat companies Oh
71Lrd:-Dy The Organization Of central Office at
the National Capital. and branch oftlcea At the
The Government will be enabled to take sppcryis-
Ion Of the whole subject, and thus to not only pro-
vide for the - safe aud speedy tFaaspgst Of enl:.
grants, but also to procure their distribution and
settlement In the most appropriate fields Of labor
where they will become not only mesns OF amp
port to themselves hut fruitful source OF reyenne
FouyA.-By prosecuting to the utmost extent Of
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08

ssLf thess Internal famafscs aad 4bo-
Eiaaossssss ecsy gsE aAs psscer 10 aAssy
hanSs, thsy sssn eusssds tie Cosssasss-
ton, set ass Supreme Coars AZ defiance,
eAases aad nsaks lases 10 sssis shs1assarss
LAX VIOLENT aAsps os TaosE NAs sss-
vxn wrrH rHxx In oprxass, ss dare qssss-
ssom assir asssssg, snd 6asisy bsnkyrpf
shs country aad dslggs u soifh blood. ."--
DANIEL WEssgsz.
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1asH&
- ssss3 M ssssa Z "a H.. 81 -
EI11|1 I1 11l| i1 A. 1I1 ''11 11I<
1|I Sz 1's 4i5
S|is Is3i S1.. s'sss 3. ~ ss.'s,ss ;s
- r - s.1 a iss}1- s':ss:. h!
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hisss5s, - - =. v.
sssj "a. sz;:3 ~ - "a y 81. b. ~.
~ - y n.-sS. 49, n
~. - - - z -. |. -. ~ = -
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-ilis~-. ...S 49,. I. 1. -.
ss~ TS. - ~ - = .s1.ll I. = l5
n-.-6 -. .I - y. -, ~ se1
- r ,ss~rsia - - ~. = ). ~ - e
li1afn. - n - - !. - - y - r
q 60 - - -. sss.ssss - q -
hin. - = - ,ss..s.. ~. - u. ~ ~
W.sa;.-sc. - - -. sa. =. q
.siliss,,s. - =. 80 = - svskalpa u 6
;--.I..k}r - ~ ~ aS1...s ~ ~ oss
- i~r.,ssse~ ~ .....s.. .a.l W -
.uisko.t - - n Y .ss5
g,..f -. .s,sss - -. -. ii -
- /. S;s.s.s.s &. - ~ = -, uesFT
- 4 Ks.s-cf-.I 4. - e. ps IN
tArewu osa ~ - ~ -. 49,
sazis. : - "a II sorss1i, } ~. 49, - |
fssm tAs pslls 80 Who rosla pos |
snaasxs shsmsaiEeg hs yotinS ~ NJ
manions wheM ~ h4d pesdetSrn nfnsfj
saeasa aA saa ea6oss. y not ~ power
Eaaf aic!.sss y psepas wke aaxy and
xns sn.H NOT sets, suprsns and 4sspot- /
Z asd snAs psopas slaves khoakh thsyI
lasss fo.N of fess iustisusionss
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Z
z1 =. - - -
.I - ~
~ - - ~
II. = i. y "a. IL ]. =. 49, se3i1
- - ss =. - - - .rsa1
- ~ 49, - - .. 49,. =
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~ - .sssii 1 -. - sS -.
g. 4 a =. - ~, - ~ -. -.
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ssssas g. - ss,1..' 80. - Z - -:
- -. - q - ~. 49, - =.
.is... sss'.S......' ! - . ~ - :
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- ssss.ss 49, - 'S....I -. sIs..la 80
- - = -. = vs,,s.s: !:
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- : -, = -. [ - - -. - ~ -. =
- sss-ss I ,-sI, sssi =, = 80
- - = ~.'a = - = sSs ~.
sskY xzME RAa sey coxz.D
!. 80 -. I.
Nows ssl, apen yqa 20 caszy oos yoai
= so1ssCs'e1s. g q Aeu nsvs psslaoaess Ageaps'
- Dsn.oesaS PsssJs eaa you nss:
sssozIas gFslarsecs a&ain9 ne. THIS
s'ss'l0s nesp. Lknpw se4f my ane ~
- eosnss y ao@ not mesa HAT kepab-
uoals snoaao va ne this. hen II
see sae Nss gnk forsn 10 isssess tosE
r. nay knos sne sumnasf u nagh.--
lussas cneefang.l 4.
] azn nos going 10 quarrel With you.--
Tims viii do iss work. You are hsgianine
70 sas Y yssr hsarss, The doctrines ars
fighks whskhsr tha man who proelaimz
thsza is or aot.n Thai h all / care fos,
] doAos look Tor personal aggrandissmenk.
Ii aid ] should hare been Major Gsn-
afd long ago, and hsd millsons of mos
y Lad by - ne spoiis of my paxs 10 the
nos ssasn sro1snd COW ana asarises nrirai-
- n - ;nS.,Iss :; -. .s's -, ..ssss.
- - a - -. = go - 60
.;ssa - sass~s. go - - - s.sssas - ~ - -
sgr go + shsli at h. . -. - 4e<'
w. - ,.ns l. - -. = .s.ss.4 sssss
So - - = scss - - = - AIR - B. !.
- - = ~ - - - -
- - ,.s'sssso.s - 80 -. - - - s@
~ ~ 80. 4 !. ss,s ys - ], - -. : :
n : S~rd sss~ .ssxs 80 80 - -
= - - s-a - - sAss
81 - - - a,se... - -. ~ ~ -
= s;il;ns : sS,,s;s shsa 60 s as.h. ~ ~ =
l. =, - - ssss - - IA - =
- @~.sLs - ~ -. 80 -
- 6. - D yse Msas
- - n aI 49, sa.ss ~. -
Sss M ~ nsu 80 ysa lsaass sss
49, 80 - 80 80 IaAs e.
=. - - ~ ssS,1
- | M - s SaFsss ss
nns - Nh asss Mss a00 a.. !,
sgsIf y psas - ~ ~ aoss ~ isye ass
- - go s1se M Ans asoss ~
'e 'sss ''ss aAa'A : s''s esssAA : ssss = $780,
wAa DxzacsArs NO n.rrxR rHAN Lrsco1s.
think We viii pat forward peace
saadidatss Why nose Ssppose we were
. nominasa War Dsmeerat, pledged 70
pEosssuts TIE war in whas respsCt would
saah ticket Do better thaa the Lineoln
4ekssP Xoa would have all the syiis
Sf sfhe war % press yoa down, incfess-
ad taxss, arssta, and the slsughtsr of
faaT sons- Whas woald ysa gain By
rs alestisn egss thai at kAsskj-~a
be nagross Of the Soash. Well, thas
. no coesidssssiou With ms. What 90
We care for shs negroes down sc1ths
shaa our owu liberties and Lives are st
staks2 We wans man wac win ~.
nmpromlse - the settismsns o. our ne-
ssoaai aiinsuasisss aaaa s0eh INA nnn-
areds and saoasaasss % hsPubitcaas Are
saxskfaa &aR. III E&hY WHaE d W1T M6xs. /.
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LOOK ON THIS PIoT IRE

LOOK ON THIS PIUI UHEs
~ sa HAvG NO PURPOSE, Dir
RECTLY Or INDIRECTLY; 10 IN
-TERFERE WITH PIE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IL EXISTS. I BELIEVE j
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so. AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO DO s0.v-praidsas Lfac0sn "a
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: EYwa KAs feet can no longer be dis-
xuIsed shas many Of tbe Hspubifcan ss1s
ssors desire wsx md disdnion, updsf pses
tsxs af saving ~ Union. Thsy wish -
geg rid Of the Goushsrn StAtss, In os5sx
70 have j na3ority b the ssnaSe 10 e1p
srns the sppoinsnisnss, md inanyg Of the5a
think tAsy can hsa4e rnAasnt hspso. !,
iicaa ns5orisy In The N0fshssn otAses bes
not N shs wkoie Usion for rarsi1n fsar'
soas tbey IRE anxions % dissolve The Hf-
ION, ii II saA 10 doAs iNitboas Aol4inf
them responsible before the people ss-~s
Sssphsa 4. DsstgIas III sss ~ q ssats,
Dec. %, lsGos ssaiis g 80
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ra NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR oONGREss cAH EAANoIPAT1
81 kVES Any MORE gHAA THkY
CAN GRANT BHbS OE DIVORCE =
- Es% Gos. HsMys D4tsoH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08
sTaCK xHas I'M x0UR HAT ANB ERgP.
III xHEREa @

sTacm xazs IN xuUR HAT AAB EEEP.
ET THEREa
The following confession was made BY
the Hon. Mr. Dawes, Republican mam-
beg of Congress from Massachusetts,, On
the 2ssA Of april, In whish he exposed
the corruptness OF Lincolnss adrainistra-
ton
seTHE GENTLEMEN MUST REMgM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH GAME INFO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS on REFORM AND RE
TRENCHhENT, THRRE Is TNDuBTTA.
iDI.K xvnDENCE ADnoAn ut wzru
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM.
DEREO THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAR
As MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERsAgNT DURING THE ADMINIS-
TRAYIoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTI0N.',
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Rsysxx ana ~ ysass prscsfes id his pra8ssssoS,
fsn6 sfsda aaIs Of Jefferson Medical College, Phtla-
deipai&, Pa Ans OF TIE Physicians ana Surgeons cT
western New York.t headers his services to the
Anhasttanss OF Couaetl Blazs and vicinity special
ssssassa& ssssa - 1asssses Of E
FEMALES AND CHEEDMEM
althar acute or feazonie-ors especially fevsEs Ia
esasas te tss West.
Cxa be fouad a. his Fssidsuess Q dsesrs above
ana pest Oasce, when net professionally kasant.
Nara ~ 1se4ss y g Iy. {
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SscRx1AEs SEwaxn's powxz - Ths sso.
asSsry of Stase, while sadsssoring 10 ssin-
disAss lhs vitality of shs Esdwsl Gessns
msnt 70 Lord Lyuns, inussrsted hi Ysufi-
I'm by yssying sa !
~ ISsd, IF eaMi ses<h ~ ~ ~
.ySdki hoMt tAaNd of3sf ~ ds1tst 0f i etlts
ssaasfl1tG fca6g t66cA ~ ~ g81a3il
ansa sp1w ~ Ssspriss ssassst Q q ri ~
Ia Nsw Y5ek ard ~ peer ~ sQtlA taI
lh6t efahS lFAf6AtI cas- rSss6s1 lsS'
Cdse - kssss d Bngssss6 ~ Gek ~.
85ntesey - - stseAf ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08

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n sas esst style otths art, at Feasonshls rates.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
Snnere 6 ttuern
Der
Seretnt9te1 Staaten
SdbrIitbe stemerm fir 1864.

Die gufmsrtiamIst Der Stsusr3atlsr pirb bter.
NIT auf bic 8sRmmunsm bss Steusretlstss bu
Vsrsintstsn Stanten tetrsfS Der l1mluss Der idbr.
Ii6sn Stsutrn srlsntt.
Die Ishlte Section bts 0eIsbss pom /. Suli
1862 maGt se CUR gaI&t allr sn,slnen, CSsr
ahcriirtr Ysrfcnsn, 8trmen, @sIsGf6t ftrn pprr
SSrpnlGaften, tpsI6s mad rem Sets rsenb finr
id6rlI&s Strusr, 0rsn, uber abaate ,u 3atlen
ba6sn, an eoer Dor ocm criten tlIenta9
ecs t1Iai in jeoem Jabr cine Qilt peer gt.
rtht fdr ben llntsrnftTor tss Grtrsfsnbtn Di.
ltrttts tbrr BEN Setra8 ibrss idbrli1sn Gintpm.
mems, i6r bic artifsl Ubrr @e9enl1nos, auf mel.
DE zine trlcnene Steuer stltst IN, unb iibsr bas
@r1Gdft cbsr bic StI6dftieu1a, fir rpflttrr r.
9sno cine SirenJ 3u ;ablen III, an,ufsrttetn.
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anseseb'nsn Gage sinsn icI6sn 8sridt Su ma.
den, wtrb err GisiiOr rem @sIcB ssmd6 bic Tim.
la8r mad tsr SnfcrmatiCn, rrrl6s itm SueGn1ltG
II, itltr ma&en; In istsm IUIdsn GGls SGT Der
Nhficr so Srcesnt gum SrtraS trs 91e bin,u.
jufdsn.
Sstsr Ytrfcn, tpsI&sr einsm gf,iTor cine faII6e
crsr brtrGstrii6s 9ilt Uber gneate madt, NIT
br abF&t, bic abIfdbuns Der auf,dtIuna, mel.
DE bas @sisb OerIanSt, Su umssbrn, fest T5 si.
ntr Strufs SOn fiinf bunbert atalrr aus. Sn
lcltsm 6aa wirb bic eilr Bon Dem G1eiTor Ubn
untsraiiefcr anssfrtist tpsrbsn, unO pua elmer
lcl6sn ati6aBunS cbn auf3d9Iuns tR trins zip.
ptQaicn ssfatttt.
Die idtrIi6tn Stsusrn, NIT gusnabms ftrsr
flr sitsnIsn, linb niGt Dor tsm br,tbisRsn Stunt
jatlbar.
Die 5Urmutart fdr bic SrtGtr, fris atle nt.
tHigs 9nfcrmatiOn pirb Der llntsrofsIor fir feline
reipsftps 0picn lirftrn, unO an i'm iinb bic 9rs
ri6ts an oorr Dor bsm srRsn MOntas I'm Nai In
istnrr SfFes ntSulirftrn.
Samuel McSofe,
aiT;Fcr hss DtRritts.
Wdr; 8, 1864. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
@eIeQI60ft8 : MulDfnn0,

glafTidt Nib tjNnIt Btestrn, pnb Die felt Il
nile 3sit bsr 3wi&en fsn rlntsr3siGnttrn. untst
rr 8trm a bon RtrmaGer, o a d.
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tinSuns, In bem Gstraipe Sanbt, in Der Statt
ailsntaun, ain 29fsn 5sbruor, 1864, bur@ ale .
fritgf GinpIi8uns aufss5bt wUrem IL. GQs
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ilnb. 1uc bisrburh aufssfcrbtrt, 70 balo ale mSa.
lid am altsn StanrplaBe an,urufsn uno ut,ubt.
Sablsn, = ltne SCl6s wrl6. nod r.6tm66ie.
5OrtWunssu taten, t6nnsn NieIsIte sIti6faas fl,
S,Subluns sinSanpisrn.
Qbaon Senitermaber,
Salomon Sa6man,
s. 9eui Slid.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
N16rt6t

pirb tisrmit srssttn, bn6 bic llntsr,si6nsts ale
acmini1ratrr ron bsr SintTIaiTmf&aft cts Sr.
itcrbsnsn 8 Unattan S6uma&er. Isbt'
FIN pon Nisbermatunsis Sauui6ip. GtGa gauntp
anaeasllt pcrbsnii. A1s Disisntet Satsr, psl6s
nod an beiasts SnttrldFtnihaft f&ulbia fnb.
wtresn tlsrOur& aufssfcrOst iunsrbulb 6 gBU&sr
ln,urufsn uno abjubrJabln, - limb SolAs bic
nod rsGtmdbise gnfpriGt su MAIDEN tubsu, MFR.
ben sIsi6falS sriu&t itrs Hs&nunssn innrrbatt
Der tefusttn 3sit pOtltsaitist snSutdnbssn, an
9poia S6umaber, 2(om'trir.
Ssbruar, 9. 1864. ua6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
9td6rt6t

nirb btlrmt as9sbsn, bab Der llntsrjsi6nttt ais
asminiarutUr BON Der 5ntsrIuiInl6uft bss Sr'
icrbsnsn @ar8artt Ditb I. ltstbin rrn
9cwu MiIfOrb SauuIfip, GsGa gauntp, anar'
felt rUrOen 1T. als Dtrjsnissn babtr pslht
nod an ttiasts 5intGluErnl6aft i6uleia fno
nrSrn btrpur6 oufssfcrpnt nnsrtolb g4o
6sn au,urufsn unb atjubtjlblsn, - limb SOI6f
Die nod rsGtmdbise 5orbrunssn babtu u5stn
f1ub slsi6fnas nlu&t fold, innsrbdlb Der bsias.
ten 3sit pObItsRGhst sinSubdnpissn, an
6enrp .. Woper, Qom'or.
SSs6. Q, 1864. na6m