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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-02
Horace GYeeley's Reply.
Niagara. New York. july is, 1864,

| Niagara, New York, July Is, 1864.
Gentlemen: I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of yours of this date by the hand o.
! Mr.. w. G. Jewett. The state of facts therein PEE
sented being materially different from that which
| was understood to exist by the President when he
| entrusted me with the safe conduct required, il
seems to me on every account advisable that
| should communicate with him by telegraph, and
solicit fresh instructions, which shall at pro
coed to do I hope to be able to transmit the re.
suit this afternoon; and at all events shall do SC
at the earliest moment. Yours, truly,
HORACE GREELEY. q.
To Messrs. element G. Clay, and James P. Hol.
| combe, Clifton House, Canada West.
Nessrs. Clay and Hozcom6e to Horace Greeley.
Clifton House, Niagara Falls, July Is, 1864.
To Hon. H. Greeley, Niagara Falls, New York:
Sir: We have the honor to acknowledge the re-
cept of your note of this date by the hands of Col
onel Jewett and will await the further answer
which you propose to send to US.
We are, very respectfully, &C.,
G. G. CLAY, Jr.
JAMES P. HoLcoMBE.
Horace Greeley to Messrs. Clay and Holconn6e.
International Hotel, Niagara Falls,
New York, July 10, 1864.
Gentlemen: At a late hour last evening (too
late for communication with you) received des-
patch informing me that further instructions left
Washington last evening, which must reach me, if
there be no interruption at noon to morrow
Should you decide to await their arrival feel
fdent that they will enable me to answer definite
ly your note of yesterday morning.
Regrettng delay, which [ am sure you will re-
gard as unavoidable on my part 1 remain yours
truly, HORACE GREELEY.
To Hon. Mess-s. G. G. Clay, Jr and J. P. Hol-
combe, Clifton House, Niagara, c. W.
Clifton House, Niagara Falls, July 49,. 1864
Sir: Colonel Jewett has just handed us your
note of this date, in which you state that further
instructions from Washington will reach you by
noon tomorrow if there be no interruption. One;
or possibly both of u.s. may be obliged leave the
Falls to day, but will return in time to receive the
communication which you promise TO- morrow.
We remain, truly yours, &c,
JAMES P. HoLcoMRE,
G. G. CLAY, Jr.
To Hon. Fl. Greeley, now at International Hotel.
President Lincoln's Letter.
Executive Mansion, Washington, July IL, 1864.
To Whom it May Concern:
Any proposition which embraces the restoration
of peace the integrity of the whole Union, and
the abandonment Of slavery, and which comes by
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-02

President Lincoln's Letter.
Executive Mansion, Washington, July IL, 1864.
To Whom it May Concern:
Any proposition which embraces the restoration
of peace, the integrity of the whole Union, and
the abandonment Of slavery, and which comes by
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-02

The following official dispatch from Gen. Lee
shows that Gen. Early has achieved q great victo-
nv over the Yankees in the v alley OF Virginia:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-08-02
ternational Hotel, Wednesday.
Mole from Mr. Hoteombe to Major Ia

Note from Mr.. Hoteombe to Moor Hay.
Mr.. Holcombe presents his compliments to Ma
or Hay, and greatly regrets if his return to Wash
ington has been delayed by any expectation, of an
answer to the communication which Mr. Holcombe
received from him on yesterday, to be delivered to
the President of the United States. That COM
munication was accepted the response to let
ter Of Messrs. Clay and Holcombe to the Hon. H.
Greeley, and to that gentleman an answer has been
transmitted
Clifton House, Niagara Falls, Thursday, July 81.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.

Lister FROM TRINITY VErERAx.-We take
the liberty of publishing few extracts from a
private letter received from VIM 0. Southwck
late of Company E, Trinity volun;eers) 4tI In-
will be interesting to great majority of on;
readers
San Francisco presents very lively appearance just now
Large Union meetaSs are held nsh iy. fIe traitors Cop
pereas dirteasers AMI laice OF the species are u,
prO-eiytes to their uhoiy
but their viii rute-s in this citY
The they had outset
fast leaving then and seeking the Onion Lines.
The city full If discharged soldiers Most Of those VINO 'e
times expiring hese be mustered ont but ~
general thing they don't stop long. Many going East
visit their friends other, reenter the service
The follJwing Trinity boys late Il Company sailed Ucto
b.r 10Th Uses 7yo to their devotion to the
old Flag by sUuderng their muskets III defense II Tue
Union tobias Teller. David Dentec Otis =. Abbott DI-
lei Selects. DeIos T. Doubleday Cias d. ubeay Jac1b
Kurz Chas A. Champion VIM. P,rrptt and james Gregory
May God be with those noble en they are indeed true pa
trots-
1t would have yJnr heart lie with 10 have wit
messed the grand Union in this city the eve
ming the 18th The di,car sed soldiers OF the Call rna
Regiments the number of Gall that in the city at
tho time) marched in the just to show the trs
the California Volunteers true to the old tl
and The has been repeatedly cl1ged by
Comprehend prints that they iJf the Grave Digger
don know Of - corpors gulri the Volunteers that en-
listed 1851 who Will Jtc for the little sexton of the CHICK
ahuminy.
The recent glorious election the Fast combined
with the good dnI from sherda have gwen the Copper
heads the grpc- The popr devils walk the streets WIN
downcast coIntenanaIce. looking aif they had friend
in world tell you ti'e Union have got this city
Francisco will give tremendous JJrity iOr IL
Gle Abraham i'll November
Three Of Company E boys started yesterday for
old Trinity where they intend to reside look Tor Capt
here the arrival of the Snttpr Their time was
up Sunday. Mark Anthony returned from the Fast
and wishes to be remembered"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
Five Electors of President and Vice Pres
ident of the United States.

TIE attention of the Boards of Supervisors in
the various counties of this State is directed to
Section of an Act regulating Elections, ap-
proved April 20, 1868 (See Statutes OF 1863,
page 353.
The attention of all officers Of election Is di-
rected to Act regulating Elections, approved
April A, 1864. See Statutes of lsG3-'64, page
4G1.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal OF the
lis. Estate of California to be affixed. Done at
Sacramento, this 26th day of September,
A. D., 1864 FRED'K F. Low,
Attest: Governor of California.
B. B. REDDIXG, Secretary of State.
by +. W. REDD.SG, Deputy Secretary. 39te.
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Norcross and Jas. Edgecomb.
Polls opened at the Court House.

Ordered, that the Governors Proclamation,
list of Precincts, Judges and Inspectors, togeth-
er with that portion of the Election Laws of this
State which relates to the qualifications and dis
abilities OF voters, and the proceedings to be OBJ
served in conducting Elections and making re-
turns, be published in the TRINITY JOURNAL for
ten days next preceding the election.
Ordered, that sufficient number of printed
Poll and Tally lists be arranged in suitable blank
form for registering and tallYing votes of sever
al precinct, together with the oath as prescrib-
ed by law.
By order of the Board of Supervisors
4l.te. A. J. LOOMS, Clerk.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, EXECUTIVE DE-
y PARTMENT, nto.-Notlce Is nereoy
gwen that GENERAL ELECTION VIII De helo
throughout the State of California, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of November
next. when the following officers are to DC
elected
Three Representatives to the Congress OF
the United States,
To be elected in the following manner, VIZ =
One Representative in the First Congressional
District, comprising the counties OF San Diego,
Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara,
San Luis Ubispo, Tuare, Monterey, Fresno, Mer-
ced, Mtriposa, Stanisllus, Santa Clara, Santa
Cruz, San Mateo and San Francisco.
One Representative in the Second Congression-
al District, comprising TIE counties OF Alameua,
Contra Costa, San 10 ,quin, Tuolumne, Mono
Calaveras. Amador. FL Dorado, Sacramento, Ne
vtda, Placer and Alpine
One Representative in the Third Congressional
District, comprising the counties OF Marin, 80
noma, Napa, L Ike, Solano, fuba, Suffer, ! olo'
Sierra Butte, Plumas, Tehama, Colusa, Menlo-
cino Humboldt, Trinity. Shasta, Sskiyou, Del
Norte, Klamath and Lassen.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

REBEL Successes OF THE BATTLE-FIELD WILL
Issc.r McCLEILAS's ELEcrIoN.-The pretenses
of his supporters that the se',,i' do not desire
McClelans election is transparent falsehood.
The two or three articles published in Richmond
journals to conceal this fact deceive none but
natural fools. Everywhere, the rebels are exult-
ing at the prospect of what they term peace -
that is the triumph of Disunion-in case Nc
CIcllan shall be elected The Charleston Courier
always among the most dignifcd and deserved
" influential journals of the South in recent
article says
All of US perceive tie intimate connection En-
isfing Gettceen Tie draieS Of the ContedcrGcy and
tie geace men Of the Caifcd States. These con-
stitute two immense forces that are working to-
gcthcr for the procurement of peace. The party
whose nomination and platform consider
ing, are altogether dependent for success on the
courage and resolution of our fighting men. If
their yeneralshjP, sagacity, yalor and vigilance
are unable to oh ain victories. and arrest the
progress of the invading hordes, the existing
Administration will laugh to scorn all the efforts
of the Opposition, and will cUNInue to hold the
places the occupy.
Our success in battle insurcs the success of
Mcclellan. Oar fdlarc will inevitably lead to
his defeat 1t is the victories tn 1t have csswned
onr since this year began that have given
existence. strength AMI harmony TO that organi-
zltion. 1t IS oar long unbrokcu series of splen-
did ,uccessrs that has cmbol tened tae few men
of seusc and honesty in Yaukccdom to RI; - their
yoireS in denuncialion Of the unconstitutional.
base and foolish me Isurcs adopted AID enfnroc /
ty their GovcraIn mt. and they have 9 lthereI
around the banner o. tlIcir cXcrpfinn / men 50
inr,c 4 nuui'lcr, t,t ticv have good hop Of
being abe to III Ike head ~ inst tAe opPrcss0r
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
The New York Heraid has discovered that the

The New York Heraid has discovered that the
Union party is not badly divided. In its issue
of Sept ed, the editor says:
1.-THE leading men of the Republican party,
who were secretly pledged to support the Cleve-
land nomination, have all eaten humble pie, and
are now making speeches for Lincoln, as VIC pre-
dcted they would do weeks ago. Greeley led
off in spite of his Tribune articles. Chase fol-
lowed, in spite of his being kicked out OF the
Cabinet. Pomeroy marched at Chase's heels, in
spite of the Pomeroy circular. Wade brought
up the rear, in spite of the Wade-Davis mani
festo -
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

THE GRAvx-DIGGxR' CABINET.-A CORE
spondent of the Oroville Record says Copper
head neighbor has figured ont " littul Macs y
Cabinet 1t will be For Secretary, Ealland:g-
ham: Secretary of Treasury, Fernando Wood ;
Secretary of War, jo lane of Oregon; Secretary
of Navy, SemmeS Attorney General, II. Sey
mour: P N. General, Sunset Cox Government
Printer, Beriah Brown Assistant Printer, c. r.
street Any vacancy in the Supreme Court to
he filled by Tod Robinson or Terry; Minister to
London, Mason Minister to Paris, Slidell; Peace
Commissioners. Zack Montgomery and Ben Wood.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

PRorEsr-The Grand Jury of Klamath coun-
ty in its recent report to the County Court, pro-
tests strongly against the establishment of an
Indian Reservation in Ioopa Valley. The reasons
given are That it will deprive the county of
one-third of its revenue that it will embrace
the greater portion of the agricultural lands of
the county, compelling the people TO procure
their bread-stulIs from adjoining counties that
it will - close our right of way from the coast,
and we do not believe it viii in any way secure
10 us a permanent peace with the hostile tribes
of Indians any more than il said Reservation did
not exist or was established in some other local-
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
One Supervisor for District No. l.,
TRINITY CENTER PRECINCT.

Inspector-Henry Y Fitch Judges, Fred. B.
Simonds and Henry Whitmore.
Polls opened at George Williams Hotel.
NINERSTILLE PRECINCT.
Inspector-Wm. FOLEY Judges, Fred Leach
and ]. Tourtlote
Polls opened at Griffin Fogerty's Store.
BITES PRECINCT.
nspector-Fordycc Bates Judges, John c.
Dodge and John Tcrriil.
Polls opened at Bates & VanMatre'S house.
EASTN4N'S PRECINCT
Inspector-C l.. Eastman Judges, Warren
Durham and John W. Quick.
Polls opened at C. b. Eastman's house.
LEWISTON PRECINCT
nspcctor-Olary Phillips; Judges, John c.
Howe and NJ L. Fox.
Polls opened at Fox S Store
RUSH CREEK PRECINCT
nspector-Chauncey F. Langdon Judges,
John Ross and George W. Wood.
Polls opened at John Arms house.
GRASS VALLEY PRECINCT
Inspector-John Musscr Judges, Spencer
Lowdcn and Louis Frey.
Polls opened at John Musscrs Office.
INDIAN CREEK PRECINCT
Inspector--Richard Silcox Judges, Chas. NJ.
Stratton and james Morris.
Polls opened at Jas Morris Hotel.
DOUGLAS CITY PRECINCT.
Inspector-Wm. c. Estes Judges, Benz. F.
Trask and Theodore E. Jones.
Polls opened at the School House.
STELNER'S FIAT PRECINCT
nspector-Nclson Bates Judges, Vim. An
dcrSon and Moses Gum.
Polls opened 1T Nelson Bates house.
EVANS BAR PRECINCT
Inspector-Alex c. George Judges, Thomas
McGovern and Alex Stller
Polls opened at Alex. Stiller's Store.
OREGON GULCH PRECINCT
Inspector-John Bergen Judges, Thos. Stat
terry and Mike Griffin.
Polls opened at Mrs Colbert's Saloon.
JUNCTION CITY PRECINCT
Inspector-John W. Phlbrook ; Judges, John
Jackson and VIM. Weller.
Polls opened at Temperance Hall.
GEORGES PRECINCT.
Inspector-John W. Carter Judges, B. NJ.
George and B. Blockburger.
Polls opened at Blockburger's Store.
RUCH'S PRECINCT
Inspector-R. B. Wells Judges, John Carr
and David Gibson.
Polls opened at David Gibsons Store.
CANON CTTY PRECINCT
Inspector-Ellis Flowers Judges, c. Damien
brink and jeff Wilson.
Polls opened at Thedes Saloon.
TTSON'S PRECINCT
Inspector-T. d. Jones ; Judges, John Barly-
corn and Henry Potter.
Polls opened at T. D. Jones Saloon.
NORTH FORK PRECINCT.
Inspector-John W. Phillips Judges, A. L.
McWhorter and A. Waters.
Polls opened at Geo. Yohe's Hotel.
RATTLESNAKE PRECINCT
Inspector-Hiram Bradley Judges, Henry
Schnider and Peter Schwindt
Polls opened at Scheffer Kroger's Store.
GRIZZLY GULCH PRECINCT
Inspector-J A. Fenning Judges, J.J. Ma
son and J. Lassiter.
| Polls opened at j. A. Jennings house.
BCRNT RANCH PRECINCT
Inspector-Wm. Krkham J Judges, r. l..
Thomas and -
Polls opened at Burnt Ranch
LAKE CITY PRECINCT
Inspector-John Flowers Judges, J. Keatch
and - Dyer.
Polls opened at Flowers house.
coI'SBAR PRECINCT
Inspector-Amos 7. Smith Judges, William
Roberts and A. S. Currie.
Polls opened at A. T. Smiths house.
BIG FLAT PRECINCT
Inspector-Wm. Norman ; Judges, John 7.
Weaver and John y. Hulse.
Polls opened at Sam. Ashworth's Hotel.
DEMOCRAT GULcH PRECINCT
Inspector-James Cochran judges, H. n Da-
vison and John J. Huscroft.
Polls opened at Jas, Cochran Hotel
WEArERrTLLE PRECINCT
| Inspector-H. A. HasAins; Judges, U. Il. F.
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MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
A Lady of World Wide Reputation

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Zyobalsamum Hair Dressing cleanses the hair and
imparts delightful fragrance, is suited to
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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

THg Shasta Courier in summing up notice Of
the Temple and Lewis blowout at that place,
expresses the firm conviction that the Union
State Central Committee ought in justice to as
sist in defraying the expenses of the takers in
question, as instead of injuring the Union cause
they materially assist it.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29
DANGEROUS PLACE To vorE FOR PRESIDENT

DANGEROUS PLACE To VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
The Rondout IN. " Courier relates that not
great while since a vote was taken for President
on the new steamer ST. John, plying between
New York and Albany. An Interested gentle
man moved that all in favor of the election Of
Mcclellan 60 to one side of the steamer, and
those in favor of Lincoln 60 to the other side,
when the rush to the side of lincoln SC
great that the vessel came very near capsizng.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-29

So long as God allows the vital current flow
through my veins, will never, never, never ey
word or thought, by mind or Will, ala IN admit
tine one rod of free territory to the everlasting
curse of human bondage. Henry Clay.
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The Restorer Reproluces!
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TRINITY Co,
Weaver: lille, Oct. II, 1864

w cav err lit, VI. -, A0Nf-
WHEREAS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER sTf
w 1864. being the day which the General
Election will be held throughout the State for
the various officers required by law to be elected
therein, it is therefore hereby
Ordered, that nj said Election the following
officer for Trinity county will he elected
One Supervisor for District No. l,
comprising the following precincts Trinity
Center, Minersville Bates, Eastman s, Lewis
ton, Rush Creek, Grass Valley and INDIAN Creek
And it is hereby further ordered that Election
Precincts be established throughout the county
ut the places hereinafter mentioned, and that
Precincts not named and provided for in the fol-
lowing list be. and the same are hereby abol
iShed
And it is further ordered that the following
named persons act as Inspectors and Judges IL
the precincts hereinafter named:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-15
6nrrdb filr NsuDDrf /

Seeanntlib b1ben unfere Gcpperbeao
Se9ner alIss W63Iibe aneenlnct, um
uus Die Spite in Dem Stdat Reuporf ,u
bieten.-9efb6pfe aus RebeQoom naren
bdutt] oa. - Belmont mar oa nit 8elo
esnu9:-ed9en unc 6umbuleerein wur.
oen bei'Slufenoen aus3eftrCnt. - Sau.
lenoe ucn fdIfbsn Stmmen puroen ab.
9e9eben-nidts ju faeen Don Stcbrbcr.
en- pca 9efdIfbter SoIoatcn Stimmen,
le.-Qber Qaes belf nibts- bic Union:
Sreunoe blieben fi6 felbif, ibren gea6.
tommen uno Der Contribution eetreu uno
9aben Dem ebrIiben Qbrabam 9inccIn
Den Staat nit etrpa 5000 Webrbait-er.
pdblten ibren 9oupern6r uno Wpbrbeiz
ten in beioe 3psiee Der 9sfes9ebune. -
8abrlib Neuporf bat, ale umltdnoe in
Setra6t 9ejo9en, tpobl 9etban. - Sur
rab fiir Den Staat Reuport
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-15
Ipidtisc pcrbaftunscn in Jllineis.
plan bic Start Gbica9o In SranO IN Ifrdtn IN
HE MrhelInna.E nn,nna.. 81. L.E- .I..

plan bic Stapt G6caso In SranO an lisdtn unit
bic 8rtrlIrnsfauarnen ,u ttf
9 icaao, Z. 9top. SnnerboIb Der
lCsten jpei Gage 1T cine Unjabl rcn Ecu
ten aus Dem Iioliben Gbrile oss Stlat
Ss, mPlftens aus oen Counties 9apCtte unc
Sbrlttlan bier an9efommcn.
W1n iebte uoraus, oaB fie birrber Ia
men, um gu fflmmen, obsr es bat lib Cr
1Sben, oab ss pHs9Iinae Der >. u. s.
SeIellltaft ndren, uuo olB cine Scr
itbworun9 i'm @rrfe III. um am 8abl-
rage einPn Uufiflno iu peranll fen uno
Ole 9efan9enen in Camp Douglas su
tefreisn.
Oisfen @or9en ,eiti8 puroe cine Qn:
iabl uon SFrblftun9Cn por9encmmen.-
Sn fat allen Sdllen flno man @aFen
i'm SefB Der Serbaftsten.
unter biefen befinost iid Col. War.
moeuee, Sruoer bes Rebelen9eneraIe, Ger
Elm 8ail pes Or. g. McriS .plr, ebe
mails Ribter am @ircuit Gourt in oicIem
Sauntp.
Gr beberber0te cine Qn3abl pon Suib.
flsppern uno beIcr9te 6leioer fir Ge.-
gr fol- @rosIbasmsiiter Der 3. II. 6.
iein.
Gbas. &atfb, Ibiritebcr oe6 Ieprd.
ientantenbauice, purSe ebenfaus perbaf:
tst. SSn ieinem 0auie fano man Sol
q. ct. Ge9rr @reenfielc, Wor9an's Sen:
Noiutant, Capt. GantreQ uon Woroan'5
Commando, S. s. Sbanfs uno Gbas.
6rauers. Qu0 purcen 200 StGd 2Saf;
fen, jpei &arrenlaoungen uon Repolurrr
uno cine oroBe Mienaa Munitcn II
8alib'6 0auie 9tfunceR.
Sin propellor nit benabe 100 Wom
fam bon Gandoa an, uno man bsfTt l(u
ju fan9en.
Die in QHatib'S Saufe 0efunoener
ppei 9Sa9enlaoun9en bon Repolucru wa
rem oue 9elacen unO nit 3dnobGtben Der
ieben fsrti9 gum 3ebraube.
Sol. Stpect fa9t, CT babe Scprife 9e
mug in 6dnccn, i'm 8aITb w.9en S6b
oerratbS bdn0en 3u lofen.
Der QIan war, mcr9en gtad)t Gam,
/ Sou9laB bon ;mel Seiten anJu9reifcn, ci
! 8efan9enen ju brfrclen, uno oIe Stoot q
plunoern uno onjuifcftn.
Sn cinsnl 0nocren 0etduoe fano ma
;ipei 8roBs &ilen nit aeIabrnCn @eneb
rem uno i'm 0pnolcn 0auTe wurou A
SufDtIepper 9tfon8tn 9cnommrn, all
biz an Die 3dDat tllpaffuCt.
Der cemoFratiibc 2(u5fhu6 Bat in Sol
sc obiaer 8or9duae cine 2tooreie an Oi
Oemofratcn BON Gbco9o erlafen, pori,
cr ertIirt, Die &caiCrun9ss unO Nlitdr
SebSroen b6ttcn Idn9it bon oieTtn Ban
oen uno olren Oeranjisben gcrubt uni
&c nid)t usrbnoart; C6 isi nibt6 ol5 eli
@aDifrcid), obtv Ju plump nm nit't uol
Seocm ourbicbaut ;u >ptroen. Die an
ecbtiben Gueriua6 uno 9taiccr5 mdrcl
BON cen 2incolnleuttn importirt wcrcen
um ole BabIan unter mlitdriihen Sin
fluB Su brin9en. G6 ,p2r0en ce6blIb all
Demofratsn ju Ucrii1ti9er, aber furbt
loIer Nu6Gbun9 ibre5 Stimmrebte6 ct
mabnt, &c.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-15
@5 c It Dv q 6 ~

gm 9tsn NcSember In rinrm sOipitaI In Dir
anisn, Capt. Sofepb @6bet BON birfrr
Stebt, In tirrm litter Ssn rtpd 35 Sdtun -
&apt. @Strl purre in bsm lsbsn 3rsfen bee Gen
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urpuncct moran sr trCb dlltr forafdltesr pHss
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