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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

LONG FLUME AND GOOD CLAIMS. During
our brief stay at Plaeerville last week, we
took occasion to visit several Of the adjacent
mines, in all of which the men were actively
engaged in slucing, rocking, &C., &c.-ac-
cording to the facilities for washing, dump
Jag, tunneling and draining. Every one is
fully alive to the fact that water cannot last
always, and are determined to use it while it
does last. The most Stupendous work we
observed in che immediate vicinity of Placer,
was a very long fume across Wolf creek, in
the lower portion of the city. The parties in
charge of the work seemed to have a sort OF
a vague idea that we were IN some way con-
nected with some tax-ofice, and were not
very communicative nevertheless, we sue
ceeded in ascertaing the following facts The
hume and claims are owned by a German
company the water is taken from Granite
creek is now running so inches; the hume
lis capable of carrying 1924 inches; has 20
bents under the lower stringers, and,50 under
the upper ones, and is60 feet from the ground
in the highest place. In one weeks run on
ItheIr claims, with two men Shoveling in, and
three IN the tai-race, they cleaned up $1,000.
Other claims in the vicinity are perhaps doing
equally well or better, bEt we did not Pho
cure ny&gures with regard to them.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07
Dissolution Notice

TzZ-NOW alimen by these presents, that the
IN the co-partnership heretofore existing be,
tween Dis Raymond and Belts, IN the practice Of
medicine and surgery, is this day dissolved by
MUTUAL consent. AIIpersOns knowing themselves
indebted to the above parties are requested to call
and Settle for the business. MUST be
settledup. @ G J. A, RAY1loED,
E..a aE j. NJ BETS.
Idaho-City, May lst 1854, rosea-- 33w4
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

FUNERAL SERMoN.-Rev. G. S. Kingsley
will preach the funeral of Charles Henry
Chandler, at the NJ. E. Church ON CONNER
'ciai street at P, NJ. tomorrow. The public
are invented to attend.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07
lin the Second judicial District Court.

ID ETITION FOR DTYORCE.-Terrftory Of
L Idaho, county Of Boise, S. Thomas Deter,
Plff.yys. Catherine Deter, pert. 10 Catherine
Deter: In the name Of the people Of the United
States of Idaho Ienitory-I.oQ are hereby nqtified
said Court wherein T4omqs Deter is Plaintiff,
and Catherine better, is Defendant, praying for
dissolution Of the Bonds Of lIatrmony; and com
plant having been duly filed in said court, now,
Rpless you be, and appear and .answeEat the next
term Of the District Court, to be Holden at
Idaho City at theJuly term, thereof, and answer
said t6n1j1aint, the saibe'wil lie. taken as cons
Tossed, aud prayer thereof, granted accordingly
asl11aA t1HoA THOMAS lli}pHF,R.
ta#. d 5.5 ..a.-a#f. Il. n. SuITH,r
1n33-GW Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

COPPER CRY is becoming quite a center Of
attraction in Northern California The city
is located on the pre-eaaption claim of o. R.
johnson, and divided into 1000 lots. Three
or four daily expresses run there from Red
Bluff and Shasta. Mr., Cartern has establish
led an Independent newspaper, and times are
lively.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

EANDY & WILCOX have started a picture
gallery at the old stand Of Cromwell & Price
over Pick Wick Hall. They intend to print
photographs and carry on the business in all
Its branches.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07
Digsolution Notice.

HNTOTICE is.hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between J. Il. Totmaf
and Ira G. Taylor has been dissolved by mutua
consent, said Totmaii ASSUMING to pay all the liza
bilities incurred by said tim in carrying on the
Challenge Saloon, in Idaho City, Boise c0untyyI
T.. and said TotEnan is authorized to collect the
debts and accounts due said firm.
r.. s..- j. r. ToTMAE,
--.-....- J. G. TAYLOR.
Dated this frstday of May, 1861. 3jw4
~ Persons knowing themselves indebted to
the old firm will confer favor by calling and set
thing. J. r. TOTMAN.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs.-Half-pa past ten is the
hour for religious exercises in all the church
es tomorrow morning. Father Mesplie will
be at St. Dominck's Church in Certerville
tomorrow, and at PlacerVilte tine Sunday fol-
lowing.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07
Boise <RsA Mems
SATURDAY, MAY 7tb, 1864.

WELns,E7aRco & Co. IS Express now arrives
and departs promptly every other day, by
Greathouse & Go. 5 stages,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

THE'two men killed on Granite creek by
the caying'of a bank, and mentioned by us
week before last, were Samuel Wells and
--- Mcneil,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

APro1NTMENTS.-The Governor has az
pointed W. r. Underwood county clerk Of
Boise county, and Patrick II. Lynch sheriff
of Oneida county.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

FURTHER FROM THE WOOD RIVER Ex-
rCITEMENT.- "A gentleman lately arrived from
Boise city, brings intelligence that Mr.. Kim
ball of Boise valley, hasreturned from pros
pect,ng trip to the Wood river country, and
reports having succeeded in reaching the
r5head waters of South Salmon, which takes
its rise in basin similar in character and
extent to Boise Basin. The original discov-
erers who created the excitement by coming
IN after provisions, had returned and reached
the Basin ahead Of Mr. K.'s party, and a
2 company Of Germans .arrh ed the same day
with these exceptions it was not known that
there were any other human inhabitants any
where in that region. Mr., *. prospected
sufi ,iently to assure himself tAat.goId exist
ed there in paying quantities, and sold the
small lot Of proyiSions. he had with him to
" the Germans, and returned for larger sup.
1t may be that this is the canse of all
citemehtiu that direction, though It is
d that streams putting into ~
rundEg muddy wafer
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

Low FREIGHrs. are informed that
'ox-teans have loaded at Umatilla for this
place recently, as low as rs cents per pound
freight. saf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

LoUDEN & McCAULEY3s train arrived from
Umatilla on Wednesday, with an assorted
cargo for this place and Rdaceryille.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

INCORPORATED at Boonville, April. 25th, 1864
I The Orc Elmo Tunnel Company. Capital
stock $4,000, 00G in five thousand shares of $1,000
each. Trustees for tive first three mopths, Nv. b.
Crane, John b. Shafer, Geo. W. Hail. George R..
DriGs. President, ". B. Crane Secretary, John
3. hhafer- ~ 4. ,tIIEuaTLt IE zars 2Stt
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07
nlorrie0,

At the residence of the brides father, Buena
Vista, April 28th. by Rev Father A. Il. Poulin, :
Hon. JOS Miller President Of the Territorial Coun-
ell, to Miss c. a. Bowen
[NoTE-Two weddings occurred at TT. Hogen
last week, but failed to ascertain the names Of
the parties Notices OF Births, Marriages and
Deaths are published gratis in this paper, when
furnished US; but we can't take the trouble to
hunt them up.-ED.1
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

PLAcERYILLE. --One of the benefits de-
rived from the adoption of the city charter
in Placerville, is the fixing up of the public
well on the plaza. The license tax on Hurdy
GQFdy houses alone will almost keep up the
city government. The people of PlaceryilIe
are proud Of their city, and feel that in that
particular they are far in. advance of their
B" big sister" sf, 5a
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07
MAJOR SWEETSER,
Miners Broker.
BUY AND SELL MINING CLAIMS.
WILL

A Ii Persons interested in the purchase and sale
IA Of mining claims, will find it to their adran
tage to give me call. Deeds, Bills of Sale, and
all written agreements necessary for the transfer
OF mining claims left with me for, sale executed
without charge Office at Tregaskis', Wall street
MONEY LOANED ON COLLATERAL SECURITY.
Idaho City, May 5th, 1864. 33m3
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

i TIE Cosmopolitan Thsl "a Troupe left
yesterday for a trip to various camps
Throughout the Basin. ley perform this
evening at EimbaIls Salon in Placervil lie.
Geo. Brewer as gersatil actor, Sheppard
as .jiiigrdanoer~a ndnegro slineator, Moalton
as a comic singer and gssral negro performs
er, Holman as a banjoiaL. NJ. Chapman as
violnist, Ms. ,ShepPrf as a young and
pleasing beginner in til profession, and Mrs.
Baker sag a charming Tcalist, form combi-
nation Of talent yor;hPf patronage lad
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

New AGENTS. -Thos Neatly is now the
duly authorized agent of the Boise NEWS in
Placerville, with full authority to receipt for
dues, contract for job-work, advertisements,
&C., &c. Placerville subscribers are response,
BILE to him for subscriptions. His office is up
stairs over Timer & Schroder's bakery on the
northeast corner Of the plaza Louie Vein
-heimer will transact business for US at Pion-
eer city. 81.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07

WE have neglected hitherto to notice that
Gilbert & Hough have located on the west
side of Montgomery street, where persons
having business with the. Dist Attorney can
find that oficer-Geo. G. Hough, ESQ.
Charley Vajen has removed the Treasurers
office TO the Dist Clerks Office on Wall St.,
where the Probate Judge-IIon. ]. S. Gray
has also established his headquarters.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-07
IZOAA NC i
So Next door to Higby's store.-gg

NHR. JOHN CLARISY takes pleasure in NJ
WI nouncing to all his friends, and the publ
in general. that he has just arrived from Sa
Francisco with large supply Of the
Best Liquors and cigars,
and opened the abOye-named Saloon. Give him
call and judge for yourselves.
@LIQUORs BY THE GALLON OR BOTTLE.
Idaho City, April 18th, 1864. 33n3
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-11-15

eons for legislative prov sous required to remedy such
defects in the existing laws have been disclosed BY ex
perience but of general or important charsce
require that should do more than TO reconmehu
them to your favorable consideration.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE
The disposition of this government Tor peaceu
ton of the issues which the has referred TO the ar
braent of arms has been too often manifested and -
loo well known 10 need new But while 1t IS
true that and parties in the United States nave
indicated desire to substitute reason for force ana o
negotiation stop the further sacrifice OF human lie ana
arrest the clauities which atct both couDtes,
the authorities who control the government OF our enc
mics have too often and too clearly expressed their reso
ton make peace except on terms OF our uneonui-
tonal submission and degradation 10 leave US any nope
Of the cessation of hostites until the deuson OF Their
ability 20 CONQUER dispelled Among those who are
already disposed for peace actuated by prince
and by dsapproval and adherence OF the
that their is waging, while Others are moved
BY the conviction that il is longer TO the interest oil he
United States continue struggle in which success Is
unattainabe. Whenever this tastgrowing coHVlcuon
shall have taken firm root In the minds OF majority Oh
the Northern people, there will be produced that Wiling
negotiate for peace which is now confined to our
side Peace is mauifesy impossible unless desired by
both parties This and the disposition for among
our enemies will be best and most certainly evoked BY the
demon stratun part Of ability and mistaken de-
termination 10 defend our rights and TO hold no earthly
price dear for their purchase Whenever there shall
be the part of enemies desire for peace, there
will be no difficulty in finding means by which negotiation
can be opened but it is obvious thai agency be
ca He'd into action until this desire shall be mutual When
that contingent shall happen, the government to which
is confded the making power tan be at loss for
means adapt to accomplish so desirable an end.
In the hope that the day will be reached when,
der Divine favor these States may be allowed to enter
their former peaceful pursuits and TO develop the abund
natural with which they blessed let
then resoutey continue to devote united and unimpar
ed energies the defence of homes lives and
liberties. This is the true path to peace. Let tread it
WIN WI 'N'' ' JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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WOOL NOTICE.
QuartermaSter's Department, !
RAIKIcu N q ,TILns @ 1864.

QuartermaSter's Department,
RALEIGH. N. c., June 8, 1854
r AM NOW PREPARED TO EXCHANGE
IL COTTON YARN FOB wool, upon the folio "lnS
terms, viz:
One bunch of Yarn for 8 pounds of Washed Wool.
" Unwashed
AGENTS have been appointed to make the eXchangeH
the following places
Oxford, Tawboro', Kinston.
Catherine Lake Concord Rockingham,
Hendersonville, StatesTiIle, RoxbOrO,
Ashevllle, Pittsboro', LoulsbHT8,
Fayetteville, Coleraine, Raleigh. $50
20 Persons shipping WOOL to this place will please
mark the packages who they FROM and cotton yarn
will be forwarded Immediately.
hope the people will patriOcally respond to the above
notice. as the wool is for clothing the Norih-I"'
DINA troOps, III. A. DOWD,
A. Q. NJ, N. c.
July IS, 1864. SS-"'
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5pui- 4Dppklq 5tanharA.
SssTAND LIKE AN ANVIL"
BY BISHOP DoASE.

"Stand like an anvil!" when the strokes
Of stalwart strength fall fierce and fast;
Storms but m6A deeply root the oaks,
Whose brawny arms embrace the blast
"Stsnd like an anvil |" when the sparks
Fly far and wide, fiery shower;
Virtue and truth must still be marks
Where malice proves its want OF power
"Stand like an anvil" when the.b
Lies red and glowing on its breast;
Duty shall Ire life's leading star,
And conscious innocence its rest
"Stand like an anvil when the sound
or ponderous hammers pain the ear;
Thine but the still and stern rebound
OF the great heart that cannot fear.
"Stand like an snviln noise and heat
Are born with earth and die with time;
The soul, like God, its source and seat,
Is solemn, still, serene, sublime.
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MASONIC.

WNHE GRAND LODGE OF F. & A. NJ. OF
IL North Carolina will meet in this City on Mo ndg
evening the 5h December next at O'clock for the ttsnF
action of business.
Officers of Subordinate Lodges requested TO attend
in person, have special delegates appointed the con-
stitutOn and general regulations of the Grand
quire. WILLIAM T. Balm,
Grand Secretary.
Rsleigh,-N. c., Oct. II, 1864 sd.
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AXES! AXES!I AXEsll!

ENE WILL PAY FROM IS TO 81 FOR
w OLD AXES, or will put steel in axe for TUO
old
Five and Six inch STOVE PIPE made to order.
SHAY, WILLIAMSON Co..
North State Iron and Brass Works.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct 20 1854. 65-lmpd
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

At the Superior Court in Mecklenburg county, last
week, John Medlin was convicted of murder The
Democrat says:
On Friday John Medlin, from Union county, was
tried for killing Hosea Little. Medn was desert
er, AID Little and others trying to arrest him.
when Medlin fred and killed Little The Jury re-
turned verdict guilty of murder. Counsel for the
prisoner; A. Is. Magruder and j. II. Wilson: for the
State, Solicitor Armtield and Hon. W. Lander.
A block of marble, wrought in Italy for the South
Carolina State House, now surmounts the fremen's
monument in Chicago cemetery, having been cap
tured i'll trying to run the blockade.
ARTnLERY.-A thing made in Richmond, and d.
rected to General Sheridan, care of Gen. Early.
THREE Russian officers have lately been degraded
for having engaged in duel, and one of them
who gave the proyocation, has been deprived of his
title of nobility.
The Western and Atlantic railroad paid to the
State OF Georgia, "as net earnings" during the
year 1858, 81, LAG, Os7
REMOVAL OF PRIsoNERs.-We learn from the Char,
lesion Wercury that the six hundred Confederate
officers lately confined in /" the pen on Morris Is
land, exposed to the fire of our batteries have been
removed to Fort Pulaski, below Savannah.
Says Hermes The Virginia regiments are now
very full Pcketts division is stronger than it ever
has been. l am told that Gen. Lee SAYS " Virginia
has done molly in response 10 the last call, but
North Carolina mas done even BETTER
As WAS ExPECTED.-The prize steamer Advance
is taking in her armament as Yankee cruiser in
New York harbor.
The Assembly of Pennsylvania, just elected
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Hon. Edward Stanly, formerly member of Con-
gress from North Carolina, and military Governor
of that State for time under the Lincoln admins
tration (uow of California has written letter de.
claring for Mcclellan and opposing the policy of the
administration.
The city Council of Columbus, Geo, has passed
a resolution providing that ''any members of the
Council who shall attend any of its meetings while
in state of ntoxcation, shall be fined fifty dol
lars for the first offence and for the second shall be
expelled"
The Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina held
its session at Greensboro during last week and ad
JOurned on Saturday night. The next meeting of
Synod will be at Fayetteville in October, 1865.
We have seen two beautiful homemade shawls.
for gentlemans wear, within few days. 1t is a
new article OF domestic manufacture, and our coun.
try women are thus exemplfyng their skill and pa
trlotlc resolution in these trying times-SaIisJury
Waterman.
The farmers will be gratifed to learn that the
Western North Carolina Railroad Company have
determined to Id to their extensive shops in this
place department for the manufacture OF agricuL
tural implements. The scheme will be put in ope-
ration Immediately, and will doubtless fill yery
| important public want.-SaLisbury Ratchuan
1t now requires only as many days to refine su-
gar as it did months thirty years ago.
1t oace required six months to put quicksilver
on glass; now it needs only forty minutes.
Emancipation was celebrated at Baltimore on
Tuesday with sprit-at sunrise by grand salute of
| hVe hundred guns; at daybreak, accompanied with
the ringing OF church and signal bells at noon the
! salute was repeated from Forts Federal, Hill and
Marshall, Christ Church bells joining With a peal
and performing at intervals various patriotic airs
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BOXES FOR SOLDIERS.

BOXES FOR SOLDIERS.
A LII BOXES FOR SOLDIERS OR PRISO.
n ners of War from North Carolina, delivered to the
following named persons will be promptly forwarded Tree
Of charge:
DR.. D. F. Summey, Asheviue
DIR. W. a. Collett Morganton,
DR.. j. W. Allison StatesEilIe,
Dr. j. L. Neage, Greensboro,
Mr.. A. Ragsn. Charlotte,
Mr. Edward HOge, Salem,
Capt. J. N. McOowe, Raleigh,
Joseph A. Worth, Fayetteville,
E Murray Co Wilmington
Mr. F. l.. Bond, Tarboro'
MIR J. A. J. Askew, CoIerain,
Mr. F. l.. Roberts, Murfresboro'
Sprague Brothers, Salisbury.
The boxes should be well hoped properly marked and
delivered in time for my Special Messenger who leaves
Raleigh on the first day of every month.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General n. c.
Oct 81, 1854. 6S-Im.
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NermifDtes

seine f6le6te Spetulatipn.
Bon tpeId' enprmen 8erluiten %einSelne bisberi>
&c Sirnen bur6 ben Sail ber @aarenpreiie ees
ItrCffen iperoen, gebt beiiptelSpeiie baraus berz
Hpur baB elm Stem Dorfer !6dus, mel6es
tirjli9 in Stem Orleans 800 8allen 8aunl>
ipplle auf Equalization fanfte, an beren &ealiIa<
ton I'M biefigen Martt beinabe bunperttauienb
Dollars einbiBte.
@a8 Der IeBte Iutano Die
un9tudli6em 8OLen getOifet bat, starn man aus
fOlgenoen 3ifern obnebmen. @dbrenO Der 18
WtCttate beS Samples mliroen 10000 SnIur=
genten getDbtet pber 1hmer perpaneet; 361
9erlpnen tpuroen gum Spoe perurtbeiIt; 85,e
900 meniser gpmprpmitirte nurben na9 Sis
btrien bepcrtirt. Sem &Sanisreide gpIen purs
ben 9alS ariegscontributten Steuert int 8etrage
bon 6 Wtillicnen Silberrubet auierlegt Sit
tbdien 3 MiIipnen, in @olbpnisn unb 8OoOz
lien 2 WtaiOner, in Balt5ien q W6ltoneit
limb Poien cine WliQipn. Die 3abl Ser 8plen,
ipel6e ii6 ms Itslano 9efli6tet baben, miro
auf peni91ten5 100000 ab9eI6dtt, tpdbrenb
Md ie68taulenb BON ben llnsladli9en in ben
@efdn9niiien iinb, uno oe8 l1rtbeils barren,
pel6eS Die ruIfii6et Rrie9s9eri6te iiber is
%perbdngen tperben. ..iss ..ig &
*@in gprrefppnbent beridtete tirSs
lid tp6rtli6 aus QOnODn: Ser s8rin5 BON @a'
les bat auf Der Iusitellung Der @iel lnb Wtaals
there ben erItett YSreis bappn qetra9en."
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Mod, elm 9eHeih.

Sen. RDiecrans bat far bic Burger ppn
DttiiourI cine GtOfOrmeI pOrgei6rieben, peIde
sur 8~eltinumung Der Qualification encgIltig 1T.
9teielbe lautet:
Section i. 9liemanb IOl tInftig bel elmer
gS1bl, Die in oieIern State in ueberein1tims
mlng nit Der Contribution nno ben @eieben 9es
baIten miro, fei es cine Stats, @Duntps
&ppnibip= ooer ~WhlnicipuIpabl, ftimneu Dir
fen, Der nint nebeu ben ibrigen ldon fiji
Ndbler uorgeidriebenen Gi9eni9aften nod por=
Der eiuen Gio in fpl9enoer 6prm 9eidwOren
Bat sd, --Ihwbre bierburb feierItd
(OOer betrditi9e, je nadOem Der Sail it, bab
rib ole Gonititntipn Der Ser. .Staaten unb Die
Contribution bes States WtihOuri segen ale
Seinpe uno Ge8ner, ieiem lie .einbeinlii6e ODER
ouStpdrtige, aufre6f erbalten, beidiBen uno
oertbeibigen mill; Dap i9 aufridtige Sreue, Sos
.palitdt lnps GrgebenbeIt gegen bic 8ereinigter
Staten itben uab peoer Direct nod Indirect Den
Seinoen nnO Gegnern perielben, Oper Der prpz
piiprii6en 8e9terun9 bes States Wi6curi
9ilIe, Seglnltt9ung pper llnteritiBung argez
Qecelben laflen mil, ltngea6tet elmer Oroinans,
ein @eieb pper elmer 9eipIutipn cine 6taatsz
contention Uoer cine egislatur, pber zines gez
beimen O6er dnoern OrbenS ODER Organization
etpas aneeres frrOern m66te; unb baB i6 nit
freiem unO ebrIi6em Gntialu6 MIDI perpfIi6te,
oteien SID treu ST balten unb ibm na6Suleben,
nbae deterioration pber irgenO wel6e
Ausflu6t. llno i6 i6p5re (pber betrdftise)
ferner feierli6, bab i6 fett BEL II. 9ez
5emberA. d. 1861 i6t nit freiem @iaen
(willfully) Die 8affen e%rgrifTeni utO &rieg ge'
fiibrt babe ge9en Die @ereinisten Stdaten pber
gegen Die prOpiiprilde Negierung bes Stuates
0iifpurt. So iuabr mir Gptt lbeIfe. . 1.G 5sa
9emsufrlse miro esa ben 6upferi6langer
Otifonrt's e6enip idmer merben, ibre Stinme
los stt peroen, mie ben bieigen Bel Der Qbs
thinning iiber bic Contribution, fOfern fie iid
ri4t meineibig MAIDEN wcllen. Gue5 ,tu.