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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

~ CoppERHEAD LOYALTY AND DEcES-
cY.--The following is part of low and
vulgar article, entitled the "Lincoln Cate
chism,n which We find in the copperhead
papers One can readily imagine the char
acter and calibre of the readers and patrons
Of papers, who are made to believe that to
be good democrat, man must beboth afool
and a blackgnard. Such only can nppreci-
ate such vile trash:
What Is the Constitution
A compact with hcll--now obsolete.
BY whom hath the Constitution been made
! obsolete
BY Abraham Aiicanus the First.
| 70 what end
That his days may be long in office, and
that he may make himself and his people
the equal Of the negroes.
What is President
\ general agent for negroea-
What is Congress
| A body organized for the purpose of tax
ing the people to buy negroes, and to make
laws to protect the President from being
punished for his crimes.
! What is an Army?
! \ Provost Guard to arrest white men and
set negroes free.
What is the meaning of coming money!
Printing green paper.
| Who is Owen Lovejoy2
! A fat and spongy Albino from Illinois,
! When it was supposed that his soul had
| floated oil 70 Tartarus on the waves OF his
own fat, brother member of Congress kind
| ly wrote his epitaph:
! Beneath tins stone good Owen Lovejoy lias,
Little in everything except in size;
What though his burly body fills this hole,
Still through hell keyhole crept his little soul.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

MADAME PORTER : CURATIVE BALSAM
has long tested the truth that there first principles
in Medicine as there i, in Science. and this Medicine
is compounded principles suited to the manifold
uuu.c of Man! Tho cure OF Colds is in keeping open
the pores and creating gentle Internal warmth,
and this caused by the use OF this Medicine lis re-
medal qualities based its power TO assist tho
healthy and vigorous circulation Of blood through the
lungs il cnlivens the muscles and assists the skin 20
perform It's duties OF regulating the heat Of the sys.
lem and in gently throwing off tho waste substance
from The surface OF the body 1t is not violent rene
dy, but the emoicnt. warming searching and ehec-
tive. Sold by all druggis; At Is and % cents Per
bottle. aug. lu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

\ Omar Gown fNEpiCrm The fol
lowing says an English paper Is an extract.
of letter Just received trom Melbourne
Professor NeWmager, on a three years' sci
enilhc Nisl1 nom haVaFla, tells us that Ia
1909 a comet shall come 20 close as 20 en-,
danger this our earth and should II not
attach llse'' Gas one glohule of quicksilver
io another nor hnnihilale NJ, the sight will
bo most beAuiilul o. behold. During thrss
nights NC shalt have n0 darkness. but b.
ha.hed 10 she brilliant light of the blazing
tIain.N
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
JONES HOUSE.

NJihtr market street and Market Square,
EARRISBU URC PA
Acknowledged First Glass House.
ffNiE Proprietor would most respectfully call ,ho
4 attention Of the citizens os Suubury and .Lc sur
rounding country, to the accommodations Of his
house, assuring them they Will ind Z, c,crythag .aS
can Contribute 10 their comfort. II Is situated tar
enough from the Depot to avoid the noise ini cout-
sion incident to railroad stations und at the salue
tilae only lew minutes MAX from the same
An Omnibus will be found Al the S.utirt,s on tbo
arrival Of each ,rain.
April ., ISji-5m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

'511' 'N!UL "A V9tFN iEtIVFI,
4ahO"oy, NortbvusJeriond Comty, Penao.
( lice in Washington township. Ensa:cmou.s cau
~ be made by letter directed to tho above adifoa.
All business entrusted to his care, r % promptly
attended TO.
Aur!l o lSGI-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

DiNlI on rug LmEAIIAS oF Iua ss,rr
STNAfE--Wg wgret tosauounce, This morn
iur, tho death of Capt William f. Brady,
fog many ye.rs the Librarian at the State
AiHs.g. The deceased had few days since,
uju5sd oae of hls hands, which resulted iA
eu att.cs, n ihe orysipe'ns, terminating iu
his dcu. THs announcement Viii create
a aide rplrui gslVfi, AS tpp'. Is. was large.
], aHIuaiuird y.th lht paliiI.isns aAi hs-
i,laiur ul tti eanalons enlia, Aating been
sn 1nlces a ihc srlair l.l many years.
Ne k.tr Hl Lf4nt al eitluF tAr Ayr q.
tao dseSa,sd. 4 t1idisr 81 lae WaF "a 1919,
De- ntl I'D ca4.tu tcaeald A. 40 20 which
mtn tool 80 death all Ysi. Aai lAe nlA
hero u0i gl,t NiTh he secidsEi Fgf'snd %.
te ulsli have lifci ifF man lt.Is, VI
sts, sr 'i.tg riufen "a NiHm c0gni3
4 sli,p BE rsa.siHt aT, .9 10 lta.otta.
HHUst if'HaI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
Terrible E,piosioa or "a Boiler.

An explosion occurred In Mcuick's foun,
dry, to-day, killing seven Norkmen and
woundlng thirty, ten of whom arc a the
hospital, seriously injured, Tho hoileF
house was completely demolished, suspend.
Ing operations and throwing soven hundred
men en,iTvly OUT of employmeni, besides
delaying much work on naval machlaery log
dOYrTument vessels.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
"a a "a uIAG SIS.

Ia this plsce, on the silh ult, 10y "a,
hey NJ. hhhodss, Sir. AuHiAu TuoNgsoS
II Nilliamspon, Pa, "a Miss NAM Ass
NEinie, ufthis place,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

"'lhe Beast Butler has ordered that a
minister Of Norfolk, Rev :. IL. Sawtellc, is
10 work for three months at cleaning the
sirlcts.
Gen. Ice has no floor IT, his tent, never
drinks, never swears, and is reported To be
Il very much beloved old rebel indeed.
The above is from neiehboring copper
head paper That the publi.hcr is not only
copperhead, but traitor at heart, is APP
parent Not word Of reprosch have those
fellows even for such cutthyoat rebels rs
Morgan and Moseby As for the clergy,
they hate and donounce aR who are no,
rebels, This Rev. Mr, sawte,le was not only
a traitor, hu; a peuurcd one who prolcssod
loyalty % cover bis acts Of treason AMI de
served hanging.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
Df Ms

Ia ihia place, on the liih giI.. WILLIAM
a., "a. "a Wa. u and A4fsaiu. alil.eG
asyi mpniha anl 10 dl
frrilimpi1a .a4ai. yipif '.s.e e"r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

llcrrcl, Aliens Gold Medal Salcratus j.
clarified and concentrated in such n manner
rs to render its use much more economical
and heathwthan any other, For culinary
purposes it cannot be equallcd in the world.
4 lady who has tested its merits, refuses to
try any other. 1t is much better than soda,
and is perfectly healthy. Try it. Grocers
ana Druggists sell it. Depot liz Liberty
Street, New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

CoUCUs, HoAEsrSEss. and the various
Throat affections to which Public Speakers
Military Officers. and Singers are liable, re-
licycd by "Bro,cn's bronchial 7rochs.. "
Having a direct influence to the affected
parts, they allay Pulmonary Irritation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

A PARrY of ons handTed and ans dessll-
cd iIom rob,l rsglmeni, Ia Louisiana, and
thfve handToi ssTe ant ln pulsuii- The
latter ovef,oek lhe loTmsr and i0lned lhsm
Ia ilislr tight A part u ihem Aai alfgaiy
got is NfusHtrillu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

e53~ END or MURDER TRIAL.-James
Moore, who was tried in the Criminal Court
Of Cambria county, for the murder of Jordan
Marbourg, on the l2th of February last, was
brought in guilty Of murder in the second
degree. The case was concluded on the
lith ult,, after having been ten days on
trial lie has been sentenced six years in
the Penitcntiary. 1t will be remembered
that Moore was soldier, and thar during
his absence in the army, criminal intimacy
was formed between his wife and Marbourg.
Stung with Jealousy and shame, Moore shot
haIbuurg to aycnge his wrongs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
The Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, April 4.-The indications at
this time (6 p. NJ are that buckingham
has been elected by ten thousand majority.
The gains are very large over last year.
New HAVEN, April 4,-Thc following
towns in this county give Union maiorities
Derby, East Haven, Guford, Meridion, North
Braniord, North Haven, Orange and Wood
bridge. The following give Democratic
maiorites :-Erandiord, Cheshire, Nauga-
tuck, Oxford, Seymour, Walingtord and
Waterbury. All of the former give increas-
ed, and all of the latter give reduced ma.
jorities.
New Haven elects two Union Representa-
tives.
DANBURY, April 4.-The following is the
vote in the Nhrd Distact:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

New AAyEN, April 4, 10 p M.-The re
turns from this county are complete, except
Southburg. Buckingham has l02 majority,
gain of $50 over the vote of last year
New HAvEN, April 4.-Morris Tyler,
Union, is elected Mayor 10y iity majority, in
vote of 4sli. The whole city ticket has
been carried 10y the Union men.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 4.-lIartford
county with the exception of three towns
give Buckingham 7323 and Seymour 05Ol,
gain Of nearly 1905 over last year.
Almost every town in the state yet heard
from gives Buckingham an increased ma
ioTity over last year.
Tolland county, complete, gives Buck
inghum 2li4, and seymour 1856, gain
over last year Of ll2.
The Senate viii probably stand Union,
rs, and Democrats g. The Legislature viii
/ be about three quarters Union.
buckingham majority viii not he lar
I nom 600.
/ HARTFoRp, April o, 1850 \, M.--TAc in
cations are that buckingham will have a
majority Of $500 ip the state
NEw llAyES, April o, 1880 T., M,-New
| Haven county shows gain lot buckingham,
over his vote OF last, OF 900; Ia Hartford
county nearly 500, and Windham county
about 400.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
SIiLTlL & GENTurR

!iaNo tho Agency for HGBB'S CELEBRATED FIRE
FLiCE SlpN ES, tor the Counties o! Ngr'huube.
!snd, snyder, Union and MontoGr
And are also agents Tor TIC rirher 4 Nlvweg
Line .! Transportation.
ounUury, April y, l-J4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09


~" TIE RE-INTKHMENT OF TIL: DEAD
AT GKTTYsBuRG.-All the bodies Of the
Cuion soldiers have now been disinterred
from the pits and trenches at Gettysburg,
Pa, where they were hastily thrown after
the battle, and carefully buried in their APP
propriate places in the cemetery. The total
number of bodies thus removed and entomb-
Cd IL 35l2 Nearly fourth Of the whole
number of the slain, it is stated, belong to
the state Of New York. Quite an amount
of money, in small sums, ranging from the
fractional part of q dollar up to fifty dollars,
was found upon these bodies by those who
cisinterred them. Thirty-six dollars in gold
were found in the pocket of one, and thirty
10 forty dollars, paper and gold, in the gar
ments of Others, besides many relics, mo-
inentoes, &c. All this money and these
relics have been taken care Of by the com
mttee, properly labelled and held in safe
keeping for the relatives, should they ever
lie discovered. An elegant hunting case
gold watch and five or six silver watches
were also found upon different bodies.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
AT s'EEK

4
PARIS MANTlLLA EMPORIUM,
Nc 92O CHGsSur STREET, Formerly NogfOsl
PHILADELPHIA.
NOW observation-disclosures
MAHTILLAS and CLOAKS
Also, Spring and Summer Garments. of our oWl.
Manufacture, Of the --latest Styles and in great va.
rieiy.
Nv PROCTOR 4 CO.
The Paris Mant.lla Emporium,
No. 920 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia
Alnl9' 6i,--eh-Sept ;, lsd5.-ly
JACOB HARLEY.
Successor 90 StaaEtr S HayIsgN
No 6e2 MAKkEt Street cttPHILADELPuIA
hEALER in riue Gold and Silver MATCHES
IL tue Gold JEWELRA. solid siLNLR-MAEE
aud ,he besl Of slLNEk-pLAIEu- AKI t0I-
s"nty ou hard large assortment ct tho above sooGs
. ioH lrlces.
Walsbg, and Pine Clocks Repaisei BY ,Anfl
woTkmyu -!'ol jeNe.gy repairing Eusrsyius All
Oh klals of ilAIf'Wurk 10 order, O.. sl0r. notice
4 Don't ioivst the 0il stand, so 62e Ma,tEt
street Fhlalrlphia.
AVrl Y, 1884 -ss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
.'OaI Oil. Go;si esiE t.;ssun>, Snndes,
hin,nics, anss ,.tf article.

unusually kept IN an establishment Of this kind Wv
sro also prepared 10 DO all kinds OF Spouing Ruofng
Range and Furnace Work Gas Fitting. Sc, RepaiI-
ing cheaply and neatly executed
Country produce taken il exchange al market
nfiae.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

A light obiained fiom naFnesium l. now
produced by the pFoceif " tnndsiadi anA
4 beginning 90 b usd fug photographs
pailrfs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

4 few months since q hundred persons
sat down to q festive celebration IN the
Hartz mountains, where pork in yarius
forms was the principal food. OF these, eigh-
ty are in their graves, and Off remainder,
the majority inger with q fearful maiady.
This strange event has led to the discovery
that this food Was charged with flesh worms
in all stages of development, or tricAmnt,
found in the muscular tissues OF the sur
yiyors ard traced 90 the pork. These ilcsh
worms are not killcd by ordinary cooking,
aad uiulJiply by thousands, 4 great alarm
exists In Germany, and the eating OF pork
/ ia many places ia nuw entirely abandoned.
". Gustayr A,mnrd has written a book,
Ia which be describes the priests Of Chill.
/ The recent catastrophe at Santiago gives IN
torest Ia his descriptions, lie says;
"N iih the exception of the minor grades,
lhe moaka aru jolly l,llpws- smokeing,
uuuAing, swearing, and making love as Well
as . msn OF lhc world. II u not uncomon
~ sec la vine shop 4 iat monk, with :
80 lace und a cigarette Ia hls mouth, meri
y plai log thc ,ihurla AZ daneo Accompani
mrn, lo a young couple, whom ho Nill con
lFa ihr neat mog linF. Mast ol the monks
c4Ul lArif knife in their sleeve, and in i
4naucl, ahich Is seFy llyquent Ia CAih, uss
Il % Noll, ani Nlth as illilo TrmoIss, as the
new conner. ageh afe thr people end such
ale ihe Tfieis who ioHn fnuHh Of tlls
l"p4l.d0a lu iAe coauifg nhfls tLa g,.al
q is'ase a.ia."a is'- ,..t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09
Niagara Cook Stove,

unsurpassed Tor beauty Of finish simplicity or pr.
rHnScment. combining ehcHpness and durability, und
e1ch stove Warranted " :rlorm What tA,S are 10
presented
Also, PAiLpK and OFFICE STONES. in zsca,
variety. embracing all the beet manufactured and
InUst fashionable rts.gus
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-09

sH~ Mr.. John Fritz, Superintendent of
the Bethlehem Rolling Mill and Furnace,
received call from the government, about
ten days ago, to proceed at once to Chatta-
nooga, Tennessee, TO erect n Government
Rolling Mill at that place. The Govern
mcnt has about 1900 tons of old railroad
rails at that place, which are to be re-ro.lcd
The Government has also taken possession
OF the massive machinery in Philadelphia
designed for the Bethlehem Mill, which
is also to be transferred to Chattanooga.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
~Sunae mdnner,-

r.r&t an ben t~rau.ieen gOlatn eDn st1batsfsdure 'er prn'
NIL, leiheu, Smppttna sb.r ,uuSern6een. sierptrf& pd&e
g 1rinbfuat uub' eQen ben strfaktsrsn uebeln rel6e aus
Skem qaaer bsrssrastsn, anten IN Or. Gulseuesu's Or biol
m,aenaipr" etu y1Htel. wsides I'd ale tas siultee ius,rldHes
5eiimtttel. fir te pbiae R'onitrti beutsftu bot:
s9Stf ~ tabtu In Rsr. gosi: ! 9RHtut So. ll6 G1an1ltn
ct: Nbrobom rGatn, Bou,rp. Qdt Grahb Ct trRpn :
@T.th,I;E psttsr 10 GSaitiustss 81. .altaburs, 'Moa: Sc
6arr.mau h 60, &c. auuert.aa :buuft !Btod. Vetfatt pbta;
4 q dalsut.r, ste unb sDalnut 81 Sae'arpmtr. 4o3 ate'uut
more: Eeb 9 5ante. Ios % Boltinors 81. Cincinnati:
Sobn Dt9ati, gss Il. asb 10a'qut Ct; 8 Sas.s / e. 2
81. Nsw.OrIsanS & % D.{Abt l. Go. 81 Grartres Ct
dsrsnis:: qpunar, glist l. q. 4 O., eapr.nts BuiIttnss.
81 Qeuts I: Collins nrpS Rp&tplssr ron 3 Blotesleu. Ode 2s
MI Hhe g., Gstlins. 1pa: hi porpsp, Ord + Bro. 3l3 ID
psuu g.. unb ti bep 4auptaeeaten was. s. 9. RltueA
6s,fiT Bsrns;, 'Nts ADstI. Dres pr fpr 50 90.
!! 8 S. ,H:,.s;. ~ Il H s..;;.s;s s;n s:sH mon 40 sa ,ssssa@
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
YGa eos pulvtr tttj, tpn txuatl unp Of,

ros ,yulutr t1ttt PEI t9uatl unp Of,
warsn rte panonsn ntht atasb.odsn.
Sn stnsm @swebrs fonb man 80 8uadn
une 81 Buditc,s unettne Wsna. puIus.
bstane Nb suiihen btnfslbsn. I'm etsfsn
usbslNano,su psrmdesn. ruerssn Dol, BIN
len au laesnee BufM fdr pts Nartns 'u'
pfOblsr.
Dts MunitIonslaAu In 'sonIsn eone'
fno In aueeuntnstn OrenuHa. 70 be'
Rnpsu f9 lul&e In @afbtnaion, Ua't''
more, Vim yorL Bottom, pbtlaos'pbta'
portemoulb, y. g.. penfaeola. 4sp .@sR
pou NcvaI. Nsw OrIeane. Nounb Clip.
Sutnsts Cdr pe GIubRontus) une ouf
Mur SsIarb. @al., far rae Yadfe'@e'
(9pabu. De- GonBree miro erfu&t etn
@e(sb aur G%rmu'biauu8 ea Gatrttotion
pom Salapsisr ~ daffren, tamtt ptr aud
Ia Dieter Buistune %unobbdna'p pom Aue'
lanes (np. Is f,ut l& buaue. rat j.Bt
nur stne ioI&s GabrH f0r rk @saisruna
arbettst, udbrsnp 4 @efsuidufte S&iee
puluu fabuSrsn. 0on lsbtsrm MndsI
wu1tsn I'm ltBtsn SABRE 1925. 900 Con
nth u,rfntipt. otelsi& 1861 faR 5000
Eonnsn poudtbtA wa.sn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
Die Nrpflauntipn &incoln,8 me.
aem 800 900 maun,


bic mir 0eftern ibrem @ortlaut mad trads
ten, peranlabt uns Su eini9n mcni9m
Bemerfunoen. ,
D1 praipcnt 1a9t, RAP RE %erlautttn
Grerite, Die rur9 proclamation rom Is.
SuIi %perlan9ten 100000 Mann auf 240,s
600 damn rerucirt batrn. @ir fonncn
ni1t umbin, tieie Mn9abe alS cine rurdz
aus irrise gu beScidnen. Wcbr G taaten,
ais Grerite aufjuweilen batten, ,raren be-
ceutenr i'm Nidtanre, unc ron Greriten
,u eincm Betra9e ron 100000 Mann
bat rsun 5ur s33eit rer trBtcn 3ittul,9 niiht
9ebort. Sinp antat 500>0O0 nur 240,>
900 damn bel Ter letten 3icbunB bcrauez
9cfcmmen, 70 bat ras bauplladIi6 cluen
anoern 0runp, namli1 Zen, rab be
3iebun9 nibt uberall ri6ti9
roll;o9cn wprten / 4, unc in ricz
fer Wcinuns wcrccn mir ta9ta9li@ eurG
Beri9tc aus alien Ibeilen rca 2anreS be-
0arft. Sn Zen meinen Staaten ,no Iiz
1triften bat man es namlid bel elmer
einmali9en, lei rcr crfrn :3icbuu9
tewcncen la6en, unr etnc Nad;icbun3,
ccer Gr8an;un3sSiebun9, nldt Nrrcert.
aus Griabrun0 willen mir, eab oft rie
Nad5icbunacn mebr Mannidaiten boten
liefcrn minen, ais rie erie 3ithun9 aeliez
fert bat. @enn eS nun atcr cine 1batz
fade ii, ra6 Na6iicbun8cu in 70 wcni<
Tifriften rerfu9t worcen fnr, ra6
i'm @an,en nur ausna ) IN &
n | epr8cfpmmtn finn, 70 frcilid lift
jld tc9reifen, raB nad Nuel6eirun9
Ger &ruppcl, ber &abmm unc 8linotn &c.
nur rei6liA 100000 Wann 3struttn
9ewpnnen wprren llnc.
@ar IS ldpn cine llnseredti9feit mt
trioncer5 cine llcterYortbeiluns RS @e<
tens, taS lei ccr Ypri9en 3iebun9 bic
riidltanriaen Gtaatcn nidt an9ebalten
>purren, ibr Iefeit Sunadli al ltcllen, 10
crldtim ce jcbt ais cine rcppcltc hinge
redtiOfcit, cab cine 9lei6 d bt9t,
3iebun9 flr allie Staaten
perfi0t wprren lit, mabrenp man cine
d3iebun9 ,ur 8llun0 rcs @nfz
aetcts rrm Is. Snlt battle rcrcrrnrn,
crer jcrcn1alls cine lplde eincm neueu
@uf9ctctc bltte Yoran 9eben la1tn ml0en.
Sn Soma finn Gin, ,rsi unc rrei Nad,ics
hun9cn 9cbalttn, in Suinoie iInc ioldc il,
faft feinen TiRriftcn rerfi8t wcrrcn, in
Ni0ouri iinp Nad,icbun9en in cinSe!nen
rerfi9t, in anrcrn rlidltanri0cn
nidt perfiiat morrcll in Nr"n- !
iplpanicn uno Nensyorf UNI in ben Ncu>
n9lanefaatcn ideint man -Nad;iebun9en
Jar ni6t III fCnnen. >rabrenr i'm Ii{trift
columbia cine lclde ptrfi9t mctcep 1T
Cincinnati bat faum rie 9attte Sleintr
Quote ee1eut VI. I. {.
Sn folder Weile merren chen %rtejeni9eu
Iiitrifte am bartcltcn mitAcnrmmen, bic
lbren YatriptiamuS am m;ilen tcthati9t
@is gum Sage rer 3ictuno baber mir
nod faf fetm @cden. Ucr Gpn9reb
mag bis rabin nod Neurerunaen am
5cnirrirtions9eitg trthen, %meni9Rens
)eibt eS, ro6 rebfdQiae @utra8e werccn
aperpeM, &Snnts Midt GiniseS
ramit Ter Gpn9ree ppr alien
ou@ cine 9leihmd6i9e 8ertbeiz
Der 2olten Ter GcnlcriYticn Gber raS
0alSe 2ano ceranlabte?
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
Daass1 n :, 9rnip,pp.en,,,a'l'aIfssbpt
Proclamation bes NrdHoentett. .
~, On nfbinaton, 20. Del. 1864.

-. % afbtneton, ~, Dsi. 1900.
Da Is purd cine Wtis bon, Suit 1864
ualtr rem Ettd: ."&,ns Nhe lur trs'tsrtn
Rpulirune une Nucrenune eu enFeW'
runa unp teS Muf,ufs Ger National
etrtit;dft. unr ~ anesren 3wsdsn" b.
1}tmmt II, pab ru Y1d0eeut vet Usr.
S,uu.sn nab lsinem GtmsNsn ~ lsosr
z3.it trpenp relas Mniabl pom 2tuitn ale
RuiwtQtae far 1. 2 uno 3 Sabre auu,
Wulta,einR aufruisu ,bune, unp cab.
falls BE quota oetr elm She'll bsrislbeu
pom iresnb etnu Staet, Townfbtp. @arb
timer Staot. stnsm Yrsetne1 oesr Wa9!'
ptRrtt, einss Gouuty's. p's Mot 10 s1n'
0stbsin 1T, nt&t tnns. balt 50 loasn moo
{olbe1n Muftufs aefQut IN. pn p'a'ef'
unpsnQ3ll@ cine 3isbuna fur l 5a9t lu1
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zines '9tals pn(sItsn, Ger Mot 8tfuu'
wo,ern i,tn mao, anorpnen fou; uno
Da pur@ Die Greriht rte 8'mde e'n'r
Eonaubafn BET Dem I'm Suit 1864 g.
nadtsn Wufrufe fur 100000 Mann e.
laabt wurten, BE 3abl Ger un'tr etslsn'
Nufruf t nlanetsn esuts auf 100000 psr'
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ga rtt Dpsrattonsn ts8 GstnesS In
pewtGm Gtaatsn IS unausflb.tar &C.
matt babsn, Don psufslbtn tbn uous
6uola unlsr te(oBkm %uftufs slnsujts'
ben ; ano
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,ur 2A0 900 Wann in rts Armst. III
Elctie unp rne Wiartnuorps unisr bsfa1-
ten Aufruf pom 10. Suit 1864 estomm'n
{no, 70 pab an pielsm Aufrufs 100000
Wanu ftblen
@p nInGe Id, @trabam etneoln, prd
Grent rer Der. Glaaten pom Nmsrtto. uu
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in 9anp~ unp S,srtenft ru Der. Stoatsn
ooaulcraen, jsBt rtdm mstnen Wufruf f0r
300 900 Wanr, fir 1 q Deer 3jdbrt0s
Tttnfrh. Tte Gacta's rn S'aatsn.
DiNufle unp un%hrciNritn untsr risism
alaIruft msrcsn orm &tts8e mtnltsrtum
rur1 rae Bureau cts 9sn.ral 41ofob'
Ma,laous en Der. Gtaa.sn bstunnt ass
mant m,rrea, UNI, fauS Gle Gloto orsl
Elm 1bsiI rsrifIttn. Don elmer Starl.
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einrt, optr Don rem @abIeifrtft einse
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tsun IS. Gstruar 1865 asflut if. 70 fou
rann cine 3isbuna 9ebaIlen wnesn. um
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felbsn unlu lisl,m Wufruf. rr ntdt I'm
bsfaptm IS. Gstruar 1865 esftQt (sfn
fuute, 3u fQQen.
Mbrabam 2tncoln.
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rMisrrfes and Mysteries Of Sexual Int rcourse,"
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