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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-22

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per1tidt. st~reffre Or. ga Gruir,
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na6 allen ESelisn bes 8sfsaS
II .s8 aasIsm fsfe ase
3 actersburg urs R9rtetta, ooer E3eusoOos
BbeeIiag umb Columbus.
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Eens Der Der. Staa:tn to uuf bteIer ga9n thrser, os lib
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3eftsuun9.
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MT! isrera Sepade pstttE gu ~sefsrbsrn.r Dtefts tn ca1 I
soTsssI, ben tetne anbtrs 8atn btetss,
saprpEttis pCa Balttat0eE aeNs
- gfa& ssRrssA samaS.E knss .Il
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-22
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sea tefIiG, norbpefli@ unS liibareHliG.
Der 3uo uaG Greberid Sebt tGsIiG BON Baltimore nm
$50 Nacmittoes nu6 USn Oreberid I. 90 NRpreens.
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4.45, nnb bon GGtcptt's gtils Dtrrseus TAO unb LOO
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Na@ gDaibingtpu.
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200, 800 nuS 1000, nnb gia&m $50, 4.4Oy Iub 4. 25,
ScuntoSS Nlcr9ens um 3.45 nnb 800, Hnb gfc6,
aiittase us $50. abeanS bon QBdi5inotpn MDraene
an $50, 7.30 unb Ills unS 0ladm. mn AS, 100
$50. ScnRtage MIR Nsorsens u1 7.3O u. Wotmittoos
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9alten an oGen Statipnen an. Der atveite nnb fetfs
3nS BON Baltimore nub Der finite 3ua BON Waf6irotrn
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-22
IHag SDibtis fir S~ctOcnoe!!!

Qrpfriior Souie @unoram1s
-nu raa 4r4af mel tbtr ubmte r en n
Slntrcinigungss mnO AbfiibrHnsSs
Srduter
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cerlCrene Seiunebett wteperher suite lien. fppis. menu Seitis
genOrnmen, Rraaib item gu perbatsn. D~teisl6en fns lett
uber eth d1g3 aSfstIH 8aW8s+- f5s fsGf
8ierteliabrbnnoert ibrer 6eiltroft weaen G.
tn Deutiblanr rlbmlt9it betannt rne Ssa9ict. ap baben
IT'D aud bier felt ben ieBten bet Sabren etnen foltpen Ru
srwrrbea uab etsnen F9 DEFENDERS CUR 11g IHe
9ellurlg bDSluiQi0Cr llno bartnacfi0cr
.5a id Fl Srnnfbcitcn, sH
Fune fOlte Ntentanb bic 3Dfnuns, sebeilt tn wcreen. apfs
|ebas juprr bisfe ~bsitianen Rfaates gu UerlnSen. Die arau-
brett BON Seutl9[anO
~trnprrttrt unb empfpble t6 bic etben ertngenb nnetnen mertben
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Seoe 5amilte fpats hets bnupn TIM 9aule BADEN benn aud
bel Rtnbera TT bic ppbltPattse g8trfuns bieier RrSIter papr-
part uberrathene.
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Ntlien ODER Nui0erT, , +.
ie mad Q8nni4 unb tabea FA te1~ feleenSen &ranftetts
|~beipnbers hetldnt errieien, ais: o1aII sf53a t9i HsaG
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ep- Snffen, &ppf. uub 3atnwtb, aae e
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Hptbe Rubr, &rGte,
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as un6 alen Granftetten,
mel9e auSi berbcrbenen 6lute entfprineen. f &
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rtrb upn3 hir p~srtpfret auf Wuni4 an ieee Nrrede peridnbt,
fcwte jebe eewunfAte Mustunft auf brte1tGe Mnfrpge germ
ittbeilt.
SmlirS DiemeIt, DenttR,
tte .Ms MIerdnDrid. Sra.
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gNtDtso fur Nettenbe.
absans ber Giieubnb n3ass.

Mbsaas Oer Giieubnbn3iss.
Na9'@uihtn8tpn
Gcrutittaos !: 3 As 700 900 une 10 uhr.
WohmittasS: $50, 4.40 II 7.25
9Duntass i'm 3.45, 9 uPr Nirr9ens unb
$50 gtu4utrtaSs.
gpu Bal93n8ton
gOrutttoss: $50, z 80 Ills.
gtad'mtttass 4.45, Z 20, unp $50.
Sonntass nur UNI 7.30 Mspraens uni
800 u. $50 Nu9mittass fir Baltimore unp
BbilGOelpbia uue $50 fur New-Oprt.
Rad AnnapoIts.
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N16mitta9s.
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Ro&mt!toSs.
Nod @umbertano, @Assttas
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Bptiua MprsenS 7.45 Sein.
GrpreBsaS QbenOs 9.15. M
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4.30 Nu&mittues. "Fqans nOn6reperid
T1br MDr9enS. aas ~
Red $ orriSbur0 u. I. 10.
DOlt3us 9 ubr 20 Witn. Moraen8.
@rpteB3us 9 llbr 80 Mtu. Nbenbs.
Accommodation 3 nbr Wadmittogs. p
BON 8aftimDre nad pbiIu&
81 betpbta &c.
9 ubr 40 Wfin. NRcraen8 pct3.a.
40 20. @rpreB3ua.
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ne@ @ef margtanb,
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!epen DE 3u9e tdstid 7.20 Morsens uno 8
RaGulittdes.
Bon uuicn Bridge um All II $50 8or.
ritta9S. .sesm a5s
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8euecsGern@ernng I'd
Der oHpcttrten Teuermauns Uet(tharuaaeag.
lpl9hnft nny, N0lt ,mo~e

UetieCsA5errG3erHng H
Der oGIpcttrten Uenermauuo- Yesdharuaaeag.
leQlGaft ppu Bait more.
Np~4 SUatbfr., esssnuber Dem Gum @ebSuse,
9n Setra9t Der ertpl8retten Sbdttefett hes Domyf. Teuer.
Dfpdrtemente heuen rtr Don beute an gun 6tataeren Vretis
nene yoltren aus unn eTneuern du6 biz G.rsr AZ BEN btnte.
an glaten. due Dtetentsen, pel6t bauiet. WP5bef cbS.
lgnhtgs Wertbgeeentanbs lie eth cneg sebsn 9cbrs an psr.
h1ern nun19tn. merotn 6tsrrnti sinaeIdben. i'd biz pfa4
GntereT terat3eleSteu Hr6nlten inAujeb2n
Aut BerInitt pereeu ENt ttsber prsmrt unh fHeroI crs
tesahlt. ScbnE IN nors W.
DirsetCTsn
Bna. u, 3a1 Ioab Waltet. Kronets sau+n4
AAen pGtus, 8ss1arh q. Mtc,cn Tars. gNuns
Ssaes . SBbeeteH, Jamta Y. Bruce fraIcts y. IPtns
SemtS Settp SantIel Rtt, Samee .. GSeprgt,
esaearsf OHses Ssfeb ErnE, Dr. ]. Z, 8. 2iass.
1----Sees DnfftSft, Esr,
Tops, -
Rolling Hoops,
States & Pencils,
Christal Seed Beads for
Collars,
Marbles, .
Balls &c.
III QDBClefaIe bet
s8ig9s U2 GH. y. Stetnbnd.
0fsSrtl 70 Rseas&oitlnrrearGss. 6eifiHaore. sR,
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Jmportgure &c.

BI6tter.x abaf BI6ttsrsE abaf
Sunnutteat, Nsp gcrt Stats unb ObiO SseD
&trca so 8tnen &Ornectteut Dedblatt prtnsa.
80 - alew BORT StaGt y
50 " SSsas.sssat lMaslsts ans staIass.
Dbtse Yurtbie Sabute, rel&e ar Suite uab 0nalitat It4ts
~ pani&en ibrts Iafen, perte I'd srn Dtenitas, ben IL.
qfst assaie In ia g 81 Iss' st gartStssa aaS t Il 81 as' StasH an
Ntebsrpertdufer nab 8abrstanten tesr stuse Ssrtanfen sn
tonnen.
(1eDctzSi H 5gts1 G. &de Baltimore u Jreoert6ER
aautabaf f, VS.,
@bpatb slid,
(1Deis' ia 2Umbarbes
0n1pfng
0trotnta &autobaf
II tItnen Sia&en sns se6e 6tutst ab; -, ~, la
NIeu anaefommert+ i
Enir srbielten fpeten ben europa etne neue Senbure bon
so Bpren leutI6en 2~inntureer Gaie
IS ssas Swetfheent Ustfh8f
10 8ae 8irfasa,
ss 10 SaB Runrmel, 3Hr 1I-
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1888 Do EeGS S1l311rbeuent -#"i
msI4e mir Wtetercertaufern biatgf% ab9eten. Wv
csatn .su y s r.. log s.. asms . s%'"
+ 1isr cutters une Wsftaur9teure.
8etbtt beutfhe SerssIat Wrrf, fauet stnaemad
buttnSsuagf m d9tet ant uahsenndhtet Stp :
~f=r<Rdfe, Stm5nrbet aae Rrauter &ditt pa
ttnEt, 5arheIItr SGrftats, Sent tn eert6tt
erer ~Faaa,tsen btuiei tn { eliebtacn Q0antttdtsn bt
WrebeI l. Mtlbeths .
@s-- Isl So PSI Gi $40 ". 8dItinrrtar a-
Aedten importirten 8erliner &intr,el, a>i.aa
4f A Me6ten impprttrten 9pppelz&alnr1teI
frute Nptbpetn, WstBrttn, Mabetra, Gberrp II. T. n. rferif
~, btHtseu @reifeu -.'
III .-saa -a.s @buarb Bird, u 81
26iu8S ta.gEf ISL ia eOmbarthr., maize StaIiesf'
500 Dusexb Spppi Cotton, '",t'"!
o 8eant NDitnsgapter
sfftrrt 81 ~nteerteen pretisn
6uark8Ipd a.
(6fetrg) ia qontarbfr. rabe &edrIesf
Triim afaefpmmeme neue 0SGa l1
gDtr trbtslten ireben ~fplsenbe qDaarea. bic pr an 2H'ehsr
ertaufer btniea dbseben: ~ IA snet III Hs3a4 !.
100 BufbeI neue CRIME @rben,
500 b.. eoltnt pher California @rbfn,
100 Barrels ~seirdltent @rbfen.
5000 pfb. ih6nt neue breite 9inien,
1000 Green @p:n, a 5t .4t.4E
10 5ab srpBe tari' l6e I5petfaex, .se5.
/ 5 6as 8trrer,
/ 200 Rtss eei6dlte @erfe In daeu 3antmern,
Saae, 5%aferarlse, qDat3eneries, &bpcpldte. aGe Sprtt
MubeIn n. iE.
/ 5f Wstsel h 8ttttIms,
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altInteer M8ent bpn Ytpf. gBunbram'S Rrauter
. T.g4A Aaf MeptStnen fir eaui Ameritd. !
Sic Oauptageutar fir Srltimpre s
ste{tnbet I'D tn Der 9uhbnntluns VpH s. 6. L. g. 8 ennies
tdufen, So. 2S IBef prattltr, Inb lnp taleibit bas Bud
lprpbL, ais au9 bic 5eilmtttel gu baben. a5Iastt.g
~ Sn @dibingtpn 3u baben BET W. y. 9 wtSle,
Ode 8berl2. st unb Yennislu. Mpenuer. 3(6nSjlt&nl
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-27
Indian Stra tegy.

A very curious piece of strategy which took
place the other day in front of Petersburg shows
that the wonders of Coopers Indian heroes have
not ceased One of the l4th New ! ork artillc-
~, Seneca Indian believe from the western
part of the State, undertook, a wager, to
bring in live rebel sharpshooter who was
perched in tree in front OF our line, consider
ably in advance of his own. His manner of
accomplishing this was as ingenious as success
full, and rivals the "deviltry' of the Leather
stocking redskin. Procuring a quantity of
pine boughs, he enveloped himself with them
from head to foot, attaching them securely to a
branch, which he dashed lengthwise to his body.
When completed, he was indistinguishable to a
casual observer from the surrounding foliage,
and resembled tree as closely as it was posi-
BILE for his really artistic efforts to render him.
Thus prepared, and with musket in hand, con-
cealed likewise, he stole, by almost impercepti-
BILE movements, to beneath the tree where the
sharpshooter was lodged. Here he patiently
waited until his prey had emptied his piece at
one of oul men, when he suddenly brought his
musket to bear ON the "reb, " giving him no
time to reload. This sharpshooter was taken at
disadvantage. To the command to come
down he readily assented, when the Indian tri-
umphantly marched him a prisoner into camp
and won his wager.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-27

PROVERBS OF THE BILLINGS FAMILY .-Presercsd
5y Joshua Billings. -Don't swap with your rcla-
tons unless you ken afford to give EN- the big
eend of the traid.
Marry yung and, if circumstances require it,
often
If you can t git fine cloaths, and eddication,
too, git the cloaths fust.
Say how are yeu to everybody.
kultivatc modesty, but mind and have good
stock of impudence on hand.
Be charitable -three-cent pieces were made on
purpose
Don't take anybody's advice except yer own.
It costs more to borrow than it does to buy.
If a man fatters you, we can kalkilate he is
roag or fule.
Keep both eyes open, but don't say moren
half you nose.
When YOU pray pray rite to the centre of the
mark.
Don't mortify the flesh too much twarn't
the sores on Lassarus that sent him up 10
heaven.
Ell you itch for faim, go inter graveyard,
and scratch yourself agin tumestun.
ung men, be more anxus about the pedigree
yure going to leave than yu ar about the one
somebody left w.
wud say to all young men, @ Go in, " and
to old lclicrs Git out"
As good way to git rich as any is to in
debt two hundred thousand dollars, and then
80 to work and pay your debts. Filossofcrs tell
us the world revolves on its own axis, and Josh
airth think they are the axis.
". B.-These are proverbs have stood hun
drcd years, and hain't gin out yit.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-27

TIT FOR TAT.-Gen. Hobson captured Gen.
Morgan in Ohio and Gen. Morgan captured
Hobson in Kentucky. Morgan dug out and re-
newed the war without exchange; and Bur-
bridge dug Hobson out without exchange. So
we are square all around
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-27
9riftiugs.

qnence OF TWO gentlemen asserting tnelF FlVai
claims to the smiles of lady in basket-car-
rage at the races of La March.
'You are an impertinent fellow, said A.
q Sir; yors shall give me satisfaction, replied
b.
/" shall ask it Of you, sir, was the reply of
A
:" l shall remain at home all day tomorrow.
q I shall also remain at home, - was the indig-
nant response of B.
The consequence was both stayed at home
and are yet living.
- "Pray my lord, said a gentleman to late
respected and rather whimsclc Judge. what i
the distinction between law aud equity courts?
. Very little in the end . replied his lordship;
" they only differ as far as time is concerned At
common law YOU are done for at once, in equity
you are not so easily disposed Of. The former
is bullet, which is simultaneously and most
charmingly effective the latter is an anglers
hook, which plays with its victim before it kills
IT. The one is prussic acid, the other laudanum.'
-''Have the jury agreed?' asked the bai1ltl' Of
a lookup set of y, whom he had left under care
of his man, Denny Garry, and whom lie met On
the stairs with can in his hand.
con, yes, replied Denny, they have agradc
to sind out for another half gallon"
- An unsuccessful lover was asked by what
means he lost his divinity
"Alas?" cried he ~ aattered her until she
got too proud to speak to me2
- Ideas, " says Yoltaire, are like boards
men only get them when they grow up. Let
our young :" would bes consider.
- The difference between perseverance and
obstnacy-one is a strong will, the other "a
strong won t.
Many persons, confined in close place with
an inveterate smoker, think that it requires less
fortitude to stand fire than smoke.
Why didn't Eve eat the whole apple Then
human nature would have been wrong only on
the mother side.
- True love is nourished by showers of adj
verse fortune, as the roses and yiolets by show
ers of vernal aim.
- Where Gods rod strikes us, his staff sup
ports US.
we seek without us.
Nothing is farther than earth from heaven ,
nothing is nearer than heaven to earth.
- In peace, men are depleted with lancets; in
war, with lances
Second thought is said to be better than
first, but first childhood is better than second.
- Perhaps the best definition of the brink of
ruin is the brink of the goblet.
- The most powerful men sometimes doubt
their power The feeblest never.
- Make man think he is more cunning than
nd lv
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-27

DdHuCI Va 0LdTs,
Wrapt in the glorious folds when they died on
blood-red field of Mars
Aye, sleep the unnumbered brave, the noblest in
all the land,
Who joyfully march d to martyrs grave bayo-
net and musket in hand
Gave they not readily to thee, fortune, life,
honor, all !
Prayed they, and struggled, thy glory to see,
we'll may'st thou weep their fall.
Beat their high hearts on the day the " flag of
the free is unfurled,
Proudly they leap'd to the death-dealing fray
whose issue imperled world.
@ can the fervent prayer of nations heart
avail,
When foes like stornl-cloud" darken the air
and the sunlight of freedom grows pale.
The Southern treacherous host defy our nation
and its power,
In fendsh deeds of crime and blood they pros
titute the hour;
The copper-heads of the North unite in devilish
glee, to asperse our governments worth,
BASTARD rant rare, swear, and foam, =
slaves of perhdy
No plot since the raid of He'll 'gainst the throne
of the Living God
Since Z" Lucifer's Rebel Legions" fell beneath
the ayenging rod
No deed of demented men, nor crime of so Grim
son dye,
Has sham'd the world, since the world began,
or vaunted itself so high.
The cold World" trembling stands, mid st
wonder and fear aghast,
And questions the deeds of her darkest lands in
stored ages past;
To compare in fendish strife one parrcidal aim,
With the chvalrous sons of the South in era
sing Liberty's name.
A curse be upon your words, curse be upon
your hands,
A curse be upon the craven hearts that would
discover Unions bands.
May equivocation be your bane, vile perfdy your
And may the "stygian Pool" enguph you,
you "copper-heads of the North"
Must the war-worn soldier die, the widow in
sore distress
Must the wall of the orphan rend the sky, by
Liberty " unblessed )"
OF peculating slaves what would you, would
be done?
Must the sacred soil of Washingtons grave be
human liberty's tomb?
No MOI From the lakes of Maine, from the
great Pacifc's shore,
Der mountains and hills and prairie plains,
come the deep responsive roar:
On, a nation of warriors, on It's suffering
freedoms CALL
Go forth and win deathless fame, go initiate
Washington
H. L-H, Ward 8.
july 10th, 1864
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-27

JOSH BILLINGS begs leaf tn state That boys
ain APP tn turn out we'll who don't git up till
10 O'Clock in the mornin'.
That, if man il agoing tn make dizziness
ov sarving the Lord, he likes tn see him du it
when he measures up enins az well az when he
hollars glory halleluyer
Artemus exclaims-Alars alars how out
thankful we air to that Providence which kindly
allows us to live and borrer money and fail and
do dizziness.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-27
I" The Voice Of the Loyal"

Home of the brave and Free wall for thy suffer
ing sons
Weep for the myriads dying for thee, thy wild
Ows and sreless ones
Went they not forth in their pride, bearing the
Banner of Stars,
Wrapt in the glorious folds when they died, on
blood-red field of Mars
, 1864-10-03

TBusf E8E EoH. THOMAS B. LOHunw,
4K0A THE HON. THOMAS 3. FL9KKWCE,
WAkHNaroN, Jan. LIT. lN8&.
8xxxL1A1a d3F.aE 1txted r TeIbs1ly to Yo6.
ftsnesa nt, T3Ifsd bensas nom JonE Hoonsod1 aa0a
E1ees, md o1esors dutle6 os1ry pfosps5e3
ne. a 6no n1eud G9Kkested tnA nso Of fke DrsHSf1s
VIZ !m2.o!sse9t q health srns1sd energy. sad1ssa
6thef1 Eay b 1t1rilarlJ AdVantsxed II fnsr Ss4@ =
rA. Truly yant Gt*ndt
, 1864-10-03

Copggtst, enter into any agreement or COM
psct Ntth 4 foreign po wet.' Wish to knox
tscin Rentlenen Whit number er men 1t
would require to annul such an agreement
once made. Tho general govcrument is Ia
vested with certain powers necessary to be
executed In order 10 Keep the machinery OF
tbs government In motinn. Can any number
Of troops, or the use Of any armed force on
the part OF the states, compel. the general
government to execute those powers II tue
aBaots appointed tor toat purpuso dell oer&te-
II, peEetAtcntly refuse to execute themf Sir,
the whole scheme oicoetcion IL impsacuble.
+ n s1DtrNy to shc genius anu spirit. ofEhe
Again, he sald: y
"Hyou find concili.tion impossible: 1t
your differences arr so great th,t you cAunot
or will rot r cobcle th.m, then, goatlemeu,
, lit tie stosdlog states aepart In peace; Let
them establish thels govoxnment AMI en-
Pre-. and work out their dcetiny according
to tie wisdom which God h4s given them.'
Upon that theory he has acted throughout.
In the esme speech he iusu'ted the American
reopls, md complicated JEFF Davis and hts
confederates, by liketing the acts Of the lat.
ter to these of Washington aud our Ievo1u:
tioIary fortfathers. snd the act OF enforcing
the laws to the acts cf the British king dur
Ing the Revolution. According, to Ms.
: Pepdl.ton, the brave soldiers Ct the Union
are Hessians, tirel!ngs, The mlnions OF 4
. tyraunica1 government, while Jef.s Davis
md hia crtw are noble patriots, This is the
man tor whom our soldiers and their friends
ut home are asked to votc. r,-