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The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08


Nix. L!ScoLN's CHANGE OF MIND. - II is
well known that Mr.. Lincoln frat intend
Ell e. open negotiations with he COnfr'i.
crate Envoys at Niagara .'alls, AMI have
thrm conducted to Washington, under
the auspices Of Horace Greeley. He af
trrward warned them off by his famous
TO whom it may concern" letter. On
this point. Mr.. Greeley "a s, in the Tri
hume:
~ am quite sure the mistake was moi
originally the Presidents but that Of some
one or more Of the gentlemen WIN are
paid $4,000 year from the Treasury f"T
giving him had advice; and. from certain
ear marks, infer that,it M its initial
impulse from the War Department. The
campaign in Maryland and on the P"tO
mac against Early aud Breckenridge,
which was ccnSurnmated simultaneously
with e issue Of " To whom it may CON.
Germ" NUT have had q Common Origin
with the Strnke of craftsmanship. Their
can hardly b. two different men living co
teunporaneouSly who are equal To these
two exhibitions Of genius Nature IN moi
~ prodigai Of her grand achievements
conclude by asking the Times,
should it tecur tn tins subject, to keep the
mpin p"i"t steadily in view. DENY thai
the overture submitted through Maj Hay
was the same offer that had been au
thorize to make; I deny that I was evc'
required to impose any such conditions
as those embndied in Major Hays re-
script. And I respectfully ask all who
may see tit t. deal with this statement IA
quote il entire. "H. g."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
A TRUTHFUL ARRANGEMENT. The Dem.

A TRUTHFUL ARRAIGNNENT. The Dem
ncratic State Convention Of Vermont, re.
Gently held at Montpelier. in its series ol
resolutions thus iOrcibly arra'gns the Lin
coin despotiSm
That while We maintain that the Fede.
raj Government has lawful jurisdiction by
virtue Of the Constitution, and that il is
its bnnnden duty {" maintain its sMprem
acl and execute all the laws Of congress
cnnSlitutiOnally enacted, and overcome
all impedimentS or resistance to the just
exercise nf such ju' isdictiOn Uy all neceS
sary military force. yet we protest against
the u>urpatinn and lawless deSpotisni. fOr
.iadiclivr party e"ds. Of this Admini>trs
ton, for II Eubverts the Constitution, and
renders hopeless the restoration Of the
Union.
1t has denied to sovereign States all
constitutional rights, and III, reby AbSOlv'
I'd them from eli allegiance.
1t has tranpIed down nation, that il
may install q military deSpOtism upon
the ruins of constitutional liberty.
1t has waged q blu"dy war for the
avowed purpose Of rxtirpating eight mil
lions "f people from the homes "f their
ancestors, and blotiing from tn" Amrri'
can constellation Ome.half Of the States oI
the Union.
II hAG EaHgAt. 70 arouse .Ana enlist tht
most wiksd aud HIalignSnt paSsi'InS. re-
gardleSs Of ell ends, il it but suhvert the
xiSling government, and ilnmOlste Amer
ican citizens.
It has struck down freedom of speech
and the liberty Of the press.
1t has stripped from the American cit
ixrn his panoply, and consigned him Il
the ba-tlle without process Of law. with
ant charge, and without the opportunity
of trial. .,
1t has. by niAtsIy violence, suppressed
the. ballot, a?d. dictated elections at thV
ptiAt Of the bAf1net.
It, baS -anpplled every constitutions
guaranty Tor th4 pBoiee'iOn Of the citizen
And ssHiseeed him 10 the irEypN.eibl'
1 !9tEapS A. ,uEaEE yidkses.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
BrorNNlvo 70 RitEEtt. 4Th6uKbtft

BEGINNING 70 RktEEtt. @ThoUghtful
men Of ell parties are noM beginning to
confess that they have followed Senator
Chandler's theory Of blood tettiag. far
enough. They DO not see gpod results
anywhere. nor cause for expendiAsb~ars
treasure and blend. On the cSatsaEyt the
successive developments have been pre-
cisely shat reason, indicated; befors the
bSsolted Michigan Senator cried Ter Need.
That same resSoH will not faaouAyt 1Vne
who will emplcy it. az to me fStSts:: ga II
will teach men that the effort 10. irse khs
negroes and exterminAle the while sFsce
Of the South. will desAE0y the .upiGA md
end in a military despotlsm., II, will
teach men that peace ia better shas, Kar
that Cancellation is better thaa aialdu-
CATION. That the AbOlitiOaists esAkStFe.
store the Union il ,eertGin tltdt they
don't cant to, their Policy proves; and
We may we'll fear that they wiIl get Il 10.
to such condition tipt Hobydy EN-:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
DsxocRArIc THuTn.-The Republican

DEMocRATIc TRUTH.-The Republican,
n Addition party (for they are converti
Ole lerms( while it profrs>es Unionism.
offers only such measures an preclude
any disability Of Union, in the sense OF
fraternity and voluntary government. -
If il suggests any sort Of Union, 1t is q
Union Of centralized force reaching it's
4rappliug irons to the extrrIDities. Such
unions have proved themselves imp"ssi-
ble among barbarouS nations. and when
the right Of conquest was an acknOwledg'
cd principle. Among the free StaieA OF
America such Union il not only an i'm
pOeSihility-it il perpetual and chronic
resistance. a Union, whether made, as
Sented to, or acquirRced in, under terror
or the furce Of arms, is 10 ridiculous .
contradiction Of terInS-so fundamentally
opposed to the American iIrA Of the
functions Of government, that One is sur
prised when the party which advocates
coercion has the temerity to assume the
name Of Union.
The Secretary Of State assumes with
the touch Of bell on his table to deprive
any citizen whom his caprice may sug
geSt, Of home and Of liberty; the same
functiOnary, by like procrss. might also
deprive his viz TIM OG the breath Of life.
AS the State Department has thus assum-
ed to deal with free citizens, the PTeSi-
dent has assumed the power to deal with
sovereign States. AS the first aSsuInp.
ton would degrade the American people
from the superior rank "f citizenship to
the inferi"r position Of subjects. 30 the
latter wo aid degrade the States into an
infinitely more SuhSrrvient condition than
they had rs colonial dependencies Both
Of theSe teachings are anti Union antag
OniHtIc u any. such fraIerWaI sentiment as
that which constitutes U"ion.- Monitor.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

TIE present expenses Of our Govern
ment, says the Chicago Journal. amount
70 $9,7OO. 900 e day, eIl9,6O0 an hoOt,
and .el ,ST6 . mInuts. g.. ~.
This il equal to three neRvOea . minute,
lsO niGgtls an hour. ago Diggers \ day.
or ,61B, 800 year. The Journal man
may possibly DO able to perceive that the
whole lot might have been bought and
paid for > year aed q bali, So.SkLsouis.
iyills Journal. r-
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

New SLAVE TRADg.--In almost every
One of the recruiting and substitute bro
keFs' Offices, such converSati ,ns 90 the
following are Of almost daily occurrence ::
GeRtlrInan--What is the prics ;Of 3
likely young negro to-day? -.-.
Broker - From $500 to $500 according
TO the demand.
Genlleman-C Could you furnish me With
three or four sound Ones at any less rate ?
Broker-NO. sir. There is demand
for all We have in Massachusetts,, where
We send those that can't pass examina.
tl6n, and Where re can get larger prices.
Gtntleman--How soon could you filI
an order Tor twenty or thirty negroes to
tiil the quota Of our tO*n, at say $3.50
each ? ~ ''' '-''-''''' - - ''' 10
BrOkerAWs can't take orders ahead.
The price ID goRng dBsevsry day. We
expect one carl load tomorrow 0t' ftbnsxt
dat, -an4 10 willSell.at thSmGfRd price.
This ,iAlh oaveF6 Of the slsvei mari, but
it 10 4vps0ted IN DaGsl0 every day. -
!Whits nI6nr bring, la ssaAs iASs6Acea, N6o
t. Al2o dtn0rb .thAal ysSgeoSS.. 0As maa
insiA. .ekZA Iarla -EAnAdiAa4 4SsatssdsA Ths
| nGshaf is sAAcAxiAtiaSI but tAA bend GAHV 3
paEaId.yel lRpGAlA Callrisnr1! s.s...p'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Lo. TIE POOR NEGRO !-obsrrves the
MiIwsukie News. How rapid and grand
his advance 70 cisilixAtiOni We have
stolen him from his master; We have
stripped him; We have starved him; We
hive welcomed his little ones to hoEpita.
HE graves-and now We propose to buy
and sell him. a..
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
-. -. .aI.A1la.iIkaklll y al.1AAW

,o,Tss SEisaisasA' CS4aAIthAa ezasa
Bayaa :. .HesqS1EsGiRyiA8 8Aisu .
hpnasas4 4slIl Asllst 4. 4. vi HI ~ ~
that they ysre 4Q II AlA1lQ =
klfrk6s dkry2s y2so 8 tS0lIzf se.
BSEssa "a hbi Nm esAalo -
aEasfra - Stla s6s9Gsh3nea q,
E"hasAse4 cAsssr@saEaSd
men I J They mihh tlgltxD -
gone for 9 HUNDRED thousand davsf
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

AN IMPROPER PRPsENr. negroes
Of Baltimore have presented Lincoln with
splendid Bible. The poor. deluded
creatures did nOtknOW, perhaps, = being
whose inhuman ear could listen to Plea
yune Bmtler on battle. field had no use
fur Bible. A deck Of cards or bottle
If brandy would have heen q more ap-
propriate present to the Union splitter.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
TAs karAsn e the .Wsr.

The apparent prosperity Of last year in
the Eastern States Is fast disspprar1Rg,
NNd Notwithstanding the iOcrsA~ad ~SRps
Of labor, the condition Of the poor Is be-
coming more and more Strengthened every
day, under the enormous prices that aFe
required for every article If domestic ctn.
SuUT.ti,n. The var debt j. already enOr.
unnus. As the var Continues We are add.
ing to it millions every day. IF it con.
liaues one year more, the debt will be
thousands Of millions, and the whole
burden Ot that tremendous load falls up
"n labor IabOE Whirh has already given
itS best blond and strength to support the
Guvelnmen Let it now give its earnest
Efforts to change the Administration,
which will pCrpeIwaRe the war, fnr peace
il not possible with iIIis Administration.
We call the attention Of our readers to
the following reasoning on the Aubjrct,
which l. at once instructive and conVinc.
ing, and points out In clear and korcible
language, the political duty Of every L.
boring man. We extract from the New
York Commercial:
"The capitalist viii always know how
to protect hinself and will, in almost ev
cry instance, shift the burdens OF taxa.
liOn upon the strata beloW him; hut the
iaborwr has 10 such protection, and no.
bOdv on whom be can shift Gnv burden.
He occasionally attempts TO rwtaliAte by
strikes and violence, but these measures
simply aggravAte the evils under which
he suffers by lessrning the funds upon
which he sub>istA Had we been repre-.
scntrd bv mtn who would have brought
20 the subject of taxation, ta'if, fnALce.
etc philosophical minds and large Pxpr.
rirnce; had we been represented hy
statesmen, instead Of political trickSterS,
gold would not n0w be $50, and prices of
commodities would not have been tri.
Piled.
Almost every fiscal act Of the last
Congress has aggravated insteAi Of leSs
rned the burdens Of the wal, aud all these
burhens viii! eventually fall upon labor. -
rhv-rE,re, ,huw mnment,'u| and important
the duties which the peupIe owe I" thr'"'
selves, to See to it that none Of the same
cIa.s Of trading politicians who have
hitherto di,graced our political history,
he returned to Congress = that We, for
once, be represented in the next Congrpss
by nrn who fearleSSly and manfully will
d. their duty, and will understand wha,
these duties are men who will not write
speeches tn be circulated ~ cATnraign
documents, but " WhO will take the trouble
tn Inform themselves, If they are not al
rendy informed. upon the subjects Of ."
litical economy. social science and stats.
tics. We must have n complete change
in the character Of the mrn who. and the
character Of the measures which are here
after to regulate the affairs Of the nati"n.
or Anffrr all the horrors Of anarchy AID
Dulitical dIsi ,tegratinn."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

WHITE BEANS AND BLACK REPUBLICANS
The Albany. N. Y, Argus says thu
boys connected with the 10th New York
ARTILLERY. recently passed the following
by acclAnlAtiOn D..
Resolved, That We will eternally hats
white Beaas and Black r. publicans."
The Jefferson county Union GayS that
one Of the members of the same regiment,
writing to = nemacrltic friend, snjOin1
him a. fCllowS:et
"Siick to your party; always vOte the
Democratic ticket, and pull up every
cusSed White Bean you can get box
on" --i- .- * -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

JoHN, how I wish it was as much the
fashion to trade wives o. to trade horses.
why IN, DickV
ia cheat somebody most shOekipsly
before night
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
"a Is. tiS..9 e Z sIS,"Si

With aH ths patrOhHo ttHlAe6ntH1and
EmilliOnH ~ which have 6een laviah6d "a
sw 70 & city, s&aruAaaa Ll"eOlA 1cAa
eOmmsnd bat one Of the gSVst 50aTSials u
thS 8stF0I ella The Nsw Fork Tlu6a-
whore editor. ". Raymond, Il tn be ths
Minister TO France In esss Of kincslnla -
election -lN ths.Only influential paper a.
taehsd to MF, LiprOln'a Perronsl EsStunsa,
and unes it, columns f0r hia psnORsl hen-
e6t. Tbs Tiues cannot avoid seslRG The
strong aymptOms Of disintegrAti0n 10 the
abolition party, and the Necessity Of put.
ting a stop to the food OF diaaGsctioA
which promises to sweep away all popular
support Of it, candidate. II virtually colt
cedpE thHt kinruin will be dpfested IN thv
coming election, and It already begins to
berste and abuse the disafectrd abolition
leaders fDr their responsibility IN pToduc-
ing that result. The organ Of Mr.. Lin.
coln lays the dattrring junction. TO its soul
that the vide spread disAdectiUn is noe
owing sO what Lincoln has done or Wot
done, bntt to the caprice Of party leadeVS ;
but November will demonstrate how eyre.
gious mn error this in
The feeliNe against LincOla, which the
Tinlea. admits will accomplish hiH defeat,
may be traced 10 other and mDFe GOrmih-
able CAUSES than the caprice Of lsAdera-
That cause consists In the universal belief
that Lincoln il disastrous failure end
that his continuance IN Office is the posi
tive and inevitable destruction Of the Gov
eminent. It Is the belief that he r. faith
less, wicked and dangerous; that he has
perverted the war to the baaest purposes
that he cannot conduct var and ~iIl nor
conclude peace; and that Ie is 8 blunrler.
ing incompetent and ::natic; that he
contemplates the usurpSti'n Of all the
functions of the Government which do
not belong tn him; that he uneditnttS the
elevation Uf . eerviIe Tace to AR unnatural
and revolving equality with the white
race that he Intends 20 change the Re-
pUblicAn tOvm Of government iute An'au.
tOcracy and make himself the head; that
he has no regard for the interest Of white
men no sympathy with the suGrringscOf
the people, no respect for hiA oath, no
conception Of his moral or Oifirial reapun.
sibilities. Il is the belief OF these propo-
sitiOna only too we'll supported by his
past history and administration, which
occasions the wide spread revulSipn
against Lincoln so astounding to his few
remaining followers. 1t is the knuwledge
Of this revulsiOn In public opinion which
causes the hitherto honored and truated
friends Of Lincoln to desert his fortunes
and spurn him. They are the foam that
| rides the ton of the wave. not the wave
itseiE. With or without them. the food
will reach its destination and accomplish
it's mission. Statesman.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Bo0r. A down east contributor says
that when be andS man attempting to
cheat bin in . trade, he always Nfers
him boot - 1ithra leg in il
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
TSf.itaI16fEIffr

RRg6HzEcE y Aayys As who RAysa dollar y
an, Abolition political preacher might p
we'll pay an inceudiary To oct fra 70 bis
own house
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Mefsbkx 4AS thg1sts Peacc q: "a mdSs ssSnei in
Psoela, H. thsi oIlHe dG6ottO9f H8l66e
.0:hsEs ~se co0sSieu0ussnele3 ba' 'diss
Bleased are the peacemakerA. .atCoa
Come, brothers. aFocsr, and shake o9
the niehtmare.OG HbollVt6AiMA!i !is1ooh
COmawilh she IbaAnee Ofipe9e& &S.'7'qs
Absljtienlsm hes HFUovtF ~ % ne
VeSRe ,of IuiH..u .d.d} sdi bsasoi Hscssbas2
GIyO ~ KbNEtRe o. RiaO OnSdeGes9 81
Qurs y q white @aR'seoSsFuwS1tSS q.
Ole Il not with wIsCsEensti0as9omsd sA
LII theirs be no strifA AnN00s0a1DO
and ,thiGs. foFs ~ b. a6ntkrSN,, Al f4I
The PFsAdsHk h petsthas RO% mt
the ser sant Of the PsqRlAT .qsBs.sqs iss
kedssAnce r sNstRsAJ ~ sS&eAeaasprSo
God. ION : - - :
Ths .wVit OG Rbser 6On Sa
riRht., ,- is-SiI ril .mgssso9h
lincoln inaugDrAisA aIsVtlshasfttleFOr.
IA pSvrpatiOn UprsbShnl b de- tOt6ue.
csptsd. .a.sr-i yil''asdgii 70 nsll',9
We would rather &s 1SodsVeAeD0AAn
live as slaves :, '.. sy0 49, o. ,s55.ne;5c
ID there money enoNRA ialthSNsshAo
pay the Lincoln BatieRA drh b. "a
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08


RIGRT About, FAcRl-The New Ian.
don Comm ChroniCls, one Of the ablest
nf the New England papers, which vas
Republican from the beginning and which
had the names Of LncolH and Johnson
flying from its masthead, has I" t'ken in
its siGn." and tells why ip the following
significant article:
Go0D by, LIScULN!-There are more or
iess empty .hraded idiotsin every commu
nifty. who, without knowing shy, ,belch
forth their silly slang. They are like
dogs who bark at any and sil objects TO-
wards which their masters exhibit aver.
sion. Men who have pecuniary inter
est in lauhing Lincoln to the skies-wh0~e
lat Offices are dependent on his re-eiec.
lioG. pronounce every iMsMAtiOn Of 'Ulie-
trust in the Presidents ability, honesty
or integrity, to he rank COpperhradinI,
and the WeAk.lninded, easily lead and
thoughtleSs parasites Of the officials take
up the parrot cry and ring tho changes
on word which wss coined to illustrate
= certain style Of character, but ~hich,by
constant uSsEe, in season and out OF ses
son, haa become . meaningless term.
We dn not ,xpect the Office holders
who nominated Lincoln to be honest for
th,ir business is to cover up the kingr
deformities and make his leprOus spots
look white as snow. The intelligent and
ohservant portion Of LincOln's supporters
will gradually work around to . trur
knowledge Of the Presidents character,
and be governed accordingly. But TO the
nimble.v voiced parrots who echo the kenti-
mentS Of the pap.suckers, We would re
commend . cessation from their silly CAB
blingS long enough for them to read the
comments on Lincoln and his adIniniStra-
'iOn mUds by such eminent " copper
heads ak Horace Greel~y. Of the New
York Trihunr Bryant, Of the New York
Evening Post; Thurlow Weed. 1.-THE 70.
,her Of the Republican party; Doctor
RrowDsOn; Prentice, of the Louisville
journal and the congressional manifaSiO
Of Senator Ben Wade. Of Ohio, and Rep.
rrsentative Henry Winter Davis. Of Ma.
ryland. Chairmen respectively Of this Sen
ate and House Committees on the Rebel
iuus States, addressed TO the support.
erS OF the Government" IT,. ...
We shall comment hereafter on the re.
markable denunciationS Of the Presidents
course made by Wade and Davis. For
to day we win content ourSelf with with.
drawing from the support of Honest Old
Abe"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

:'DE 1FaANE14k saSa = kood kick ont Of
dssNs Is b0ltR thaHsIl tASFisA uuslSs in
the Fw0rlAH. j.. y d, ..... .N .rlo
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
. .NasFrs.ksH

HE who Sses he daSishtsr's iSh1 hand and
HtttiVss VhS htG9Pt S66s, may ES1lolS,
himuslf with the FeGvstiSu thaa bI wV6inR
has not been boot!esa
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

.THs Western papers | VaSasIAE row
much the wOsSsVi earn ~ l1NSr N Ahs
zelda Before the SkAr one Of the great
complaints agaiust zthsulaSSkysA wss
that II fuEcEd thU -WyMyn 10 .hAaE, like
,hrntes 10 y s S6itoI, aea4
Esr elsNtaSseSs. : y ElEA Walls IlsBe
could Wsp thAEs. .sSsVPpA1ahhG SFNAaek
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

War rs rnE WAX tsuNSERt NaNn-
pr+judiced man, BE- 6pT Ahptlpniat rOr
Democrat can lonaarJOabt ssoIpiUhSyrus
answer to this qusatinn. 10 lGiig Ussly
developed in LincOlhA AesmAs6Nsesti6 i6ist ID.
dTvssed t." to an whom Il my c6begsaS, j. 81
and is. berauss II EEffecll4a l cesFs IS snpss. lpr
the negro than tSf the White mar Rs-RHs.
feFs freeing neGroes ton ViOei AbSd9ss0f
whIte men. WhAn, ;@iss% sWAihowsedGd
the paople anlh~izO l!im ID FSGsS6 tNbeh-
tSg into any negotiation far th0S<aNea.
tj9n Of the unt,as srxoepEa aR tAa ctusjs0
that the Southern StatSe ahah ahanAAn
aud abolish slaseTyl II va had q RrsSi.
dsot who regarded the inssFraiP sHdcislsss
Of white men, N4rth ard Seulh, 1sha Wr
would soon csasr. a9d Peafsa, REpSssFity
and happiness again preySll IN ~ Jascicas.
II Ia useless 10 look Tor either en leRegAs
msn Ii at the head Or our HstiPHeI sllSirs
who Is prosecuting the war solely 70 Iib.
crate the slaves ofths South. .a.1
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

.fAb lastlSG6EiNOsiEy Is : ~ haFis taken
from . brush between party Of A~erI'
cans and Indians.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

TseRs have been many reIigioss, but
there is only one code Of morals.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

n
fns DIR Is CAsE-1AHd AbS SRAsiOpnAlw
knows from NJ, LincVIq. biPAslf Ghs
win tUt even listen 20 any tesmS @sSRrs rsh0
eOussI until they J9hSAdSR's 118fEFr ,sHs
knows that the Southern .C0nlf1sENey
have M power ID E6AAdon slavery Apd
make it binding on the States. BE knows
that be has po B0ysrto NNddleaUjGh Il.
He knowa that the m0Hevt thatnthe Ia.
sutRspt States yield o6edieRfo i0AhAlAEs
O. they stood, he has no right .t9Easgn On
war. Bot when the South .msEeN An sf.
tGft % offer tetms, ne declares n AdvSpes
tlSat be viii mt Iisten'0 ID tetIRa TpHJ9as
they aNandOG slavery. DaFNcitY a n pn
OaAA IL IL nOeiSss A60IftI6n. vi. Apd
by aee,tsaa5 TXket Ind " .SQrJtst tbttbn
The men of Ht"btls RM1A o. dE,lA 10
the aEibyA- alSas@laeiMg hhEAnS ~ 9fes b
they 20 --buraiA9 III shtg4 g -.
iaR ~ they %. bShat ~ HiOsfoeeq NE
fNe. if he natiaa anglSqsI0ibtp R'Sky
are spak 10 jlovTin al,jsss ASAS1daN0a&a
TO lick the fDet lbat EpUsAa tstasd aaaO
submit to this and to cid IN nsinstAg
the power Of Gambling, dsspots. .athsHAe.
serve every i9dagHi.y ApA eSsFE AeeqF-
sion, which . cspHici9ps, ,lnaStsra,11y
choose to heap upon, thsn,, 60 Las lslian
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

TSSnA-..v T:.s z: s.1 :! 3. S:Iss: e;
O. mrs nas'ss - o. ~ 49, 1' NA
AnVffare- sSuars, Il 10 linss. aTgt ieSgtca 81
= Isss - ysss 6a; nnslas.. cards e y l.s - l::s
SRSVs FSlss ~ ysaFiy end auaFsriy SAvNssosAn vAA
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