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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04
E6 Voter, if on the day of the Octobe

ES Voter, If on the day of the October
election, any man asks you why you support
VIM. W II. Dpvis for Auditor General tell
him because Davis is an unfaltering supporter
nf the pure AID tried principles which have
led the great Democratlc party sine, the
formation Of our Government and tell them
too, b. cause in the day If his country's peril
Davis marched forth to battle for her exis-
tence and fought manfu''v too, as his record
on the war bulletins, and his good right hand
INITIATED by rhe bullets of the enemy, attest
Tell them tho, because, amid all the tempta-
tions placed before him, he chose to maintain
his political integrity, and the eagle insignia
of his Colon elcy, rather than barter the form
er for the Stars Of Brigader, or of Major
General by Brevet.
And, voter, if any one should ask you why
you vote for John P. Linton, for Surveyor
General, tell them because he went TO tho
war Democrat and returned Democrat
Tell them, too, because his many wounds re-
caived upon the battle field attest that he
faithfully performed his duty while in the
war. Tell them too that he was the faithful
f,hting Leut Col. ofthe 54th P. VS.. in the
field, while Col, Campbell, his superior officer
in the regiment, and his political opponent
NV, was taking his ease in comfor table head
quarters, in place of safety.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04
Plainly an d Fairly stated.

The New York T. itune pi Sept. Goth says,
ed, torally
''The Chairman of the Democratic State
Committee Of Pennsylvania publishes an ad-
dress, in which he says that in that State the
real issue is negro equality aud negro suff
rage. I" ** y
Negro suffrage is a matter bel onging to the
laws, and to bt decided by the people. 1t IS
pertinent for the people OF Pennsylvania to
pass upon it, and We had Hoped, when we
read the circular of the Democratic Chairman
| that he had stated the issue plainly. The
Repub can Chairman ,Mr. Cessna 4 "a, con-
vert from Democracy of about two years
standing, and mentioned as Democratic can.
didate for Senator at the time Mr.. Buckalew
was chosen), denies this allegation, and says
! that ne 70 suffrage is not "and could not pos.
sibly be an issue in the October conte st -
! We ARE SORRY TO SEE Mr.. CESSNA sHIRK A
! Po INT SO FRANKLY AND JUSTLY PRESSED Up
ON HIM IF NEGRO SUFFRAGE is NOT
AN ISSUE IN PENNSYLVANIA, WE
SHOULD LIKE TO KNOW. WHAT Is !"
The same paper, in another editorial
says: -~
The Philadelphia Copperheads are much a.
| fraid that II Mr.. McMichael is elected Mayor
he will make the negroes policeman. II seems
Mr, McMlchael very frankly said. in recent
| speech, that he would distribute his patron-
age. pi'haut regard to nationality ! race or
color; but it was cer'ain no Copperhcad
need apply. II Mr.. McMichael should be
elected, and We trust he may, and finds q
e. cd, capable colnred man for policeman, let
| him appoint him .-Aqe
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04
Local and Person al.

Remember the election on Tuesday next
Let no Democrat fail 70 attend
Tickets for the approaching election are now
printed AMI really for distribution at this Office
Tsnnery Burned 1.-The extensive Tannery
of Pratt Bros at Nicholson in this County, en-
tirely destroyed by FIRE, night last week
We have heard no estimate of the amount of loss,
nor whether any part was covered oy insurance.
The Canal between this place and Pittston is
being rapidly filed with water We shall soon ex-
pect to b. ar that "Mellow toot of the Boatman's
horn" Let 'er toot
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04
NEGRO SUFFRAGE PLATFORM
For wyoming County,

That the voters of Wyoming County may
keep in mind the issue which the BLdcf Re-
publicans have pressed upon them, we again
re publish the platform presented for them
by the organ of that party in This County.
In the issue OF The Black Republican Of
August ID the editor declares:
"THAT COLOR Is NO TEST, AND MUST
BE NO TEST OF THE RIGHTS OF CIT
lZENSHIP. We are in taror of dmeuctng
the Constitution of this State so far as TO re-
more the disability nor resting upos that
prescribed class Of 'tiyens (the negroes J
just as speedily as hat Constitution ,rU per
nit. The State Which dIscrimin ates dqalnst
a tar payer or a brdre defender other rights
for the simple reason that he is not so uhite
as NEWLY IMPORTED MASTER OF
THE SHlLLALAH, need not eapect TO hear
the heavenly commenda hon, "Rtghieousness
e1raueth a nation"
The following, rom the same article, ex
hlbts his hostility to the policy of the Pres
ident, and shows how he and his fellow ne
gro.worshipper intend to accomplish their
purpose OF negro equality.
"IAe President has defined his position up
on this matter so clearly and decidedIv that
no oe can mistake it. If his plan ot recon-
stFuCfi0R is the correct o'l,, an The estimation
of Congress then the States idieiy siave States
0M erctude negro suffrage until a nerp or
der Of things is brought about by the en-
tr. nee into those State>, of q NORTHERN.
ELEMENT WHICH CANNOT BE SHI 7
OUT" '
No aohite man in Wyoming County, will
object TO the editors emgrstlns Immediately
sahHAT GREELEY SAYs.-G,eeley has said
that The War was bungled and bIundered.-
He further says that If the Admins tration
had taken hold of the peace negotiation busi-
ness bravely and wisely, when Alexander III.
Stephens first publicly solicited Permission
to visit Washington, he believes sit would
have saved quarter Of a million precious
lives, an awful amount of devastation and
misery, and left our National Debt full
billion less than it is To-day"
Who opposcd this 2 Not the men who
are revled as "Copperhead Their crimes
consisted in wanting to have d ne what Mr.,
Greeley says it is his opinion could have
been done. 1t was through the malignants
that this project was defeated, and the ma,
ignants are now doing their utmost 20 pre-
vent the restoration of the Southern States
to their rights as States in the Unlon. Have
the people not had enough of wrangng, war
and taxation ? II they had enough of these
things, It ia about lime they sept. the malig-
sants adriit generally.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04
The Democratic Party the Party of the
Country,
Conferees.

The Democratic Party the Party of the
Country.
In the present contest the Democratic par
ty presents a solid Impenetrable front. 1t
goes into he contest brlieving that "ihrice ls
he armed who hath his quarrel just" cherish.
ing It's own time honored principles. Drawn
from The Constitution Of our fathers, It's weap-
ons are those Of truth and justice 1t endor-
sts the ''restoration" rohcy OF the President,
because il believes it to be the Consttu tutional
method oc restoring the Union. II denies the
right Of the FEEDER al Government to exclude
the citizens ofthe Southern Sta ties from the
full rights of citizenship provided they con-
ply with the provisions of the Constitute n
and he requirements of the President under
the Constitution.
1t seeks to he al the wounds Of our unhappy
civil strife. II would assuage the bitterness
which exists between the two sections. 1t
rejoices in the fact that from Maine to FIorl-
da, and from ocean to ocean, tte whole land
rests in peace. The dove has come back from
her flight over the wide range Of carnage and
destruction, bearing in her mouth the olive
branch. The Drm"cratc party seeks to in
troduce a new era of harmony and good WILL
1t denounces the greedy spirit which would
enrich few office holders at the expense and
to the infinite distress of the great body of the
Southern people.
Ii holds that snffi len, blood has already
been shed, and that the mantle of general
amnesty had better be thrown over all p ,ilti.
ical blenders.
1t denies the equality of the black man with
the white, and brand an atrocious lie, he
statements thai III our late bloody struggle
"the negro has hrrne the palm" Ii accepts
the issue made by the radicals and SAYS ut
hesl,atingly that Pehnsy lvania' S white soldiers
and white citizens ought never to be degra ded
by the admission Of the negro to the rights OF
citizenship.
These are your principles, Democratic
Rally round the good old Democratic banner
as in days Of ynre. Turn the confusion Of
your opponents into an overwhelming defeat
Firm, strong, united, make one brilliant
charge upon the enemy, and You will route
them "horse, f-ot and dragons"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04
Senatorial Conference.

The Democratic Senatorial Conference for
this District met ut Campiown, on Saturday,
Sept 3Oih The following Coplerees present
ed credentials and were admitted 70 seats:-
j. De witt and D. r. Bartlett for Bradford; /;
A. j. Gerritson, and j. I. Deans Jr. for Sus-
quehanna; o. L. Parrish and S. Fl. jenkins
for Wyoming. j Dewitt was elected Chair
man and A. J. Gerr rtson Secretary.
A Gerritson moved that this Confer
ence proceed to nominate Democratic can
didate for Senator. o..
o. L. Parrish offered the following amend.
ment, which was adepled. ..--e-szas>.--- a..~
WHEREAS, The Republican party have
placed in nomination for Senator, George
Landnn, who, when formerly holding thai
office BETRAYED his constituents in a matter
vital TO their interests; and who denies IN Il
a. Represen alive he Is bouud 10 fespec,
their Instructors; and, whereas, Mr.. Ian
don is hostile to the restoration policy u
the Pr sident. And whereas, the People:
Union branch Of the Republican Party, anx.
icu> to again rehuke and deteaf Mr.. Landon
AT the polls have nominated Dr., SILAs E
SHEPARD-an honest, upright cit'z"n, ~ho 1.
III favor ot an early Restoration of the Union
under the p"licy OF President Johnson
therefore, ..H
Resolrpd That this Conference deem il
inexpeh,ent to present q third candidate fo'
The suttiages If me people.
j. DEWITT.
G BARTLETT.
A j GERRITSON,
j. A. DEANS. { Conferees.
o. l. PARRISH,
S, Ii. JENKINS.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04
VOT TERS!

Remember when you come to cast Your
ballots on Tuesday next, that the Black Re-
publ can pat is n'w, as II always has been
a DlsCkIoN PARTY. In favor of keeping the
Southern States OUT OF THE UNION. Re.
member that it insists upon NEGRO EQUALITY
as c"ndltien precedent to the restoration of
the Urien.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04

The WHITE Mans TICKET AHEAD.-Ra.
tuln. from the 'ecent elctlun in Come Icu
On the amendment allowing negroes to
vote, show that the Black Republicans have
been defeated on this issue by at least 5 900.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04
Z. H LITTLI
District Attorney of Columbia County

NoTE.-Snce tn" above has been in type,
find in be same paper If the I'd inst. a
very thorough ard able exposition O: the Inv
up'n this important subject, by the Hon G.
r BUcKALEw, our present U. S. Senat,r-
Sena tor Bnckalew fully sustains the position
of Di~tricr Attorney Little, by an argument
which il conclusive and unanswerable.-Ep,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04

E Let every Democrat GO to worx and
do his duty until the election. Don't rest
satisfied, but work work !! ! work
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04

AUDITOR GENERAL,
COLONEL w. w, III. DAVIS, Of Bucks.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-04

ELECTION, TUESDAY, Oct 10Th.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04

Sst hem Gsff len nnbm ole Seicr ip,eptr oeu
lbpn be3si6neten augemsiusu. ctpas uutefimn,
ten eharatter an, pa bic 5yItbaGe wiehcrum en-,
sersn uno weiteren 6eif9enpI'u ec6fuet mar
uno Die Heeen absrn,ats pertauttu- O0curh
rparo ineee Die rsire 5reuSe eersr. Die pes Tehss
Sspsutung perfanpsn. ntGt sel6rt /: lie tstam
nur etns grD6ere Iusrebnuug. 3ur' aqgemsiu.
ten uno ratirliGfeu wurpe fc BEN f~ol9enren
Sa9 auf Dem 5crfc. mo fe purb Die fb6nen ans
la9en une bic berrll6lteu Nusfbt uup aub
purh Den Inblid Der maIsr,fd gruppirteA sa6l<
rstten Wten9e permebrt wuroe. Nu % bier mar
ppn oemIeIteu @elee, wppurh bic Ig8teDerfns
oungSanfalt in Der Shule b~,ltritsru woroen
mar, cine 9ieeuerbubne errihtet wureen, bic aub
tlr einsn snscrn Sreie Nlbrfs6en,er beuubt
woreen. DER @pmmtrS bra6te In Der Se,its
Nur9 our6 bic Sronuug, welde bic prdfpirens
ben Stuocntei b;eIten, ben SOrtbsil, pas Die Sic
0eu better in rer Ssitbaas pcrRduoett wurpen.
CRIES muree bier gum pritten Nfat 9efeiert unp
dub hes 6sitauei&uHts rib Mid 9epatbt, mas sr
aud tn ppisu Mfa6e perpieuts. SeS Ssrscs5
SaIl Iusuf bate Seuspep aIs Sbibers Der
SurI&eui6aft arpabt; cs lei BIER nod erpdtnt,
Gap CT bic NitsI:sssr pes Singtingsomnoss lebr
iboneno bsbanpeIte uno nameutltt sptt, Die
8etriper S&mi0 Ger cine farb ais Yrpie0ur
Der 9ttluicpbie in 6eierlbsrs, Der aI,Sere lebt
ais 9rufrIur DER 8ebts in Sern) ni6t in Ser,
fer unp gfa6tI, %ionbsrn in 9i6t uno I;6be per<
ieBte, tncsm fe tbrr 5tftunGefrafe in Dem iG5-
nsu 5rauenprissaib bel Sena auf ras Qrec.
ncbmite abtiiben %fcnntcr uno Die fluff Sabrc,s u
rcnen fc psrurtbeiIt pnrsn, auf Gins a~tsefur,t
WurosR.
SIN IQgencincn ginl Gus benz Sc lie berppr,
oas Die rehte Inlf6t BON Der SurIbenlha nod
psnig ~perbrsitst 1T, yiou faGte iie mctf ais cine
rationale unc polittlts Srrtiupuna unp man
prizes acknowledgements serabe Die un mitlslbore
Setbeiliguns Der Suri&enibaftcr an Ter 9elitit,
Die Der Sadie Der Surihenidaft mic bss reut
den ScItcs MIR sum srpbsn Natttcil gcreihte.
Die @runoun9 Der Surl6s ZEN tait mar nripranss
lib nur ein 5urtiGritt i'm p~eutlaen Stupentenr
leteu uuo spar nod aaen Soften bin nno alma
aus etnsm 6cstiGritt i'm bcutlhen SolfsIeten
bsrour, otsr lie mubte mieoerum einsn lptden
6crtIhritt in Sptfe tewirten, oa aus DIR Bur-
Idsnlhdft 9lui enpere Wdnnrr berpur9inaeu,
ais aus cen frItercn 2anremannIbafteu. uub
pieicr Jrrtibritt umfaBt Natiuuaiitdt, Nulittt,
fttlit'rsIi9i0ies Ssben uno 9EjNenIhaft in slet-
dam Wa6c. uaO 10 mug ais pa5 Wcicn Ger
Surlhcnihnft ODER Stupeutenfhaft auertauut
mcroen: rDas Stretsn Orr Susrnr, f6 unter
9sR6rt8er Seitung ieItf su erSiebsu!'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04
4utSu9 aus Der &atboliibeu Strden 3eituno
In Nep gUrf.

ut6tr Sebene >Scrft6crunaeu. a
&m S@Iuite oteIes SabreS fInnen mir "a niGt utter
ldien, ben GCicr ~npdDln0Is ar Die 6rpscn gBpbl.botcr. bic
Bltpet uno 9Saiien ourd, { benS. 9 ii d emma
~erpddlcn, auinlertiam ;u MAIDEN. Gin Sober. Scr cine
6amllie iu Yerlpr9cn bat, hat bic Serpfidting, fur @rbal-
ting %otrlelben, no rio9ltd, 0u d mad Ge in M 8 ODE
S%ortebrun9 ST tre1tn. G5 1T cine ~Serfe6r:t gnitRt, bas
ottir Grboltunl lpfe:n Scitlihe NiittcI ia Itno, lroioItb ser
9ottltdict Sorlebnn9 IbcrIollen blciben mifIe. DicieIbc bat
eS YelTebr on9corOnet, Dap Elm Sober bic Rtftei, wclGe
t1m 9ebpten ltno, bic Grbaltun9 leiner Iel6lt lue 1einer Na.
ntElHt HCbtnS erii6trun9 cine bsr erlfen uuS
p%priI9lthlten Sielen elm. Dns gSGlen bcr1el6en 1T bas
elmer Spdrtaile. &4etn tie BAT Den Spr,ue NOR eircr
SpaItllt, ooB ete StrlMherten &c meinf6 affIi6 fpa~
ran, Ino DE Grlparntie Nller ba;u bennbt nerben, bic
61nttItt 1epe9 SerrdeIten I'M Sale cines frlbeu 3phes
81 erbalttl. Gtne EebensSSerihterura lit alip uiat nur
cine pEtht 9e9tn ltb leIblt unS bic ei0ne familie, IpnSern
aud eIne Wobltbat, biz man ben W i. 8erli6erien ers
~ ut. Sttrtn beltett ba5 patrbdft 6 br Mi d e;rer
Sebtne Serl,herulg, Cap man burb lie, ncb:n Der Qaiht.
DIE etsene SaIlllle iu %erbalten, aud baS Webrt 6cr oGotmeis
nell gttnl@enlttbe ertllIt. ltnb IN bieier 9emiinI6afIit-
tett lte9t ntbt nur bic 28cbltbdti9teit, ienvern aud bic
StGrte Der SebenosSt tdtrIr9s~ Nnltalten. GS lit
paourdl mo9Ith 9epproen, baB rim Mann son ntttlersn
Sapren 9t9tn cine laprltbe 3ahlun9 BON ca. $25 lciner
SSnttlte nlh letnent &oer cine Sumne Dpn $1,000 fhpru
fam. MtAtOnen tperoen auf titir @rt i6brlidr an ISitptr
uno 2Satlen a~u5be;ablt, pslhe obne Seriiheruuo brpb(pS
9enelen ieun wuroen. llnlcrn beutiden WItbisltrn f6nren
wr belonoer3 Die I'M Sabre 1860 ee9riince.e @ermonia
Nebel8sS erltterEn9es@elelihaft in Ntw 9prs empfebIen
SeIten bat ltb cine Oeiellibaft in 10 fur;er 9cit zine ia
auS9eotpnte une tpebloerbtcnte QcpularitGt er.o,rbtn. MeGr
ais 5000 Seben Itno IN belelbcn fir mebr ais SIS OO0. 900
rtrlMttrt. nno ibr capital, tbre Gjuflnfit. i6re Serrpoltuna.
Die SrOBtn Sel6atte, Die ne mNGt, mao ibre prpmpts 3a6I
hung ltsllen pttlelbs ben erlten Sn'tituiea ibrer &rt sur Settle.
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Dfrmi(0te5

- Ocneral Va mprtcier. 0sncral
Gbrifppb Scpu 2cuie 9utault De 2pm,urtcier
eelen Goo bic lCRtsn Nddrthtcn auo &rrppl
m~clpetcn, mar in NIHteS I'M SATIRE 1906 dctU
rem, Ter Scbn elmer dItaccligen @cp,,in,lcn 5ds
mtlte. Sur'e Nt liar eriolen, trait ,r alcl6 bet
Der Sraanidticu neS srltcu ,3cuGpeu BatailUus
1851 IN ~eGieltc ELL uno tyuS iebr ptel IG,u
bel, plclsn lruppcn ben lcBt pctt5Crii lmten Yid=
mel, 81 maiden, cap CT ihon i'm Sabre 1888 per
9btf ~osilslten mar, unp Elm Battalion nad, Dem
dnosrn Dem erifen nab9tSiioCt mur0e. SlsbSchu
Rrte9slabre madlte er IN AfrtFa rurh, UuQ prr
mbnlttn uno aldn5 'nolttu gSdfsntblteu unD
mar Der anerEannte Yieb!in9 DIR gtrmse pnp Dee
tranlotlhen Soltes geporpcn, ais CT sum prus
otlprtlden @cuperneur BON 2Il9icrieu ernunnt
rurcc uni lS47 Ole Expedition pr9anjigtc, MEL
ODE NIT Nboel &dber's @efansenuaDme pen
S6luB res 6risgco 9erbeifubrte.
Alo Die StepolutlUn i'm SABRE 1913 IN Ylris
a%uSbrad, pclte Der bOf ydmorjcier'S Sulfsbe-
litbtbett benuBsh unO matots ion gum Spcrte
feblebnber Ger NltipnIl- Warpcn. 2amurieier
leINit Yerlu&tr letn M6aIitaltts Ger Gmeute Gin
halt Su tbun uno lpatrr ~ ,~nisltfn5 Die 9trsen,.
l6aft Der berSo8tn BON O,leans fir DEN Wrafen
pou Qlrl5 SurbiuleBsn. NaGoem aber 4nee
m'BJiudte, lhlcB er ii6 Der prcUiIcriihen 9tes
9leruu9 an, uno mar ipwpNI in rer cpnfltuiten,
Den Scr ldmmlung wie bel Dem Militdr- Commit.
tee Gin lehr tpat'8 es uno einfluGreihes M,tsgieo.
gt;t eaSat9nac unp @bnI9arnicr ihlu9 er Damn
IN Der 9roben Suntihidfbt ne Snlur9enten an
SeDen. unp Oisnte untsr @a0aignac ala Rrieas>
Minilter.
AlS elmer Der entlhieOenten unp 9efdbrlttRen
Spponuenten Der liurpIton 2puls Nauoleons
wuroe or IN Der Staat5ireiG5naht am 2. Sec
Der 1901 IN ietnrm Setts nerbaltst unO nab psr
6'ltIn9 pam gsbsattt, bal0 parauf aber nah
Antben sril'rt. Seitoem Iebte or IN teihr1nt.
ten peruntaren StsbattnlIen, aber IN INNER
purpt9er Qaitun9 nnO isinen @runpIaBsn treu
IN Deuti@lanD. GagIanO unD 0elg,en. Sym
SABRE ISo0 trtsb ibn Ieti reII9iOle5 &sfubl unp
Die Setran9rtB Dt5 0aplles, ben Soerbsfe9l
uber ote pabitlthen &ruppen 9egen Slctor Gma.
nuel an5unfbmfn. Die %untlhtigfstt Der Srup-
pen unO Die lln3u anBlt&fett FER VI It'll mabte
absr, Rap Der JfaInpf init Dem Jale Anccna's 3u
&uDe 9ing.
Settoem lebte GamDrieier in 8om, ipClelbll ar
MN IN lsinsm &c. Sabre UerltOrbsn lit.
-Man ID a Oie 3 a I'll rfr Wenz
lt9sn, msI3r lett @ri6afnng Der 0slt (nat Der
NO 9tstbnp 9G Die GrOe btwoBnt gnbsn,
aut 2E,OOO, DOC, OC0. 00O, go. Giplpirt man
olele Summe nit 26 S64, 00G. ser An;apl Saap.
ratmeilsn Sanoes, 10 bate auf Etrr QudOratrutbe
3 l4.o22,Oo6 NienlDsn gsl:at, optr 5 auf ie.
Dem SuGorat 8nB. Nimmt man II Wrabsr
aut ts0e Suaprat 9tutbe on, 10 maBte icOes
0tac lOO Menlbsn entbattsu 10 OaB ole gan;e
Grpe lOO Otal umwuDlt leln muBte, um ale lbce
OsrltUIbenen SepObner entGaltsn an babeu. uenu
lle 9IsIthmaBt8 oertbetIi 9speisn pdreu. 26plts
man Die Seldtn aue Gerjtorbenen uber eiuanDer
lf9sn, 10 wlTOfn' le !s 9an,e Oberld6e Der
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04
0tus,us aus Dem Wtw yOrfer Democrat.

mir BADEN ben Grti6rief unb Die Statuen Der Ger.
ntaaia 9enau seprRft, unb NOD peri6nIi6 auf Der SfFse Ser
AnIaIt pon @lem Dem GtnitIt 9enOnmrn, p:l6ss rS:bin
mar I'M unS Elm 9rlnolibe5 llrtbeil I6er bic geIelfbaff
III perl@afen, uao f6nnen nphmals uuieyen QcIern bic
Serlbrrln9 geben, sN6 bic Gernania nitt aGein an Sps
liOit6t teiner 6~bniiden @eieQi9aft na6fs 1T, fonrern and,
nab Fem Ntuiter Der 0otbafr 9ebcnss SerEheruue rim
sct tet ben Striiderten mtbr Sprt6eile arp6bri, ais
ir9enO cine onpere 2sbenSYerii6sruns in DEN Sir. Staa;en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04

0itis 5bsifatsn teweifcn bas raI6e @ufslRbsn Der
8rtUl6aft. Die bcltl1t Str6Iferune in oueu Ss,iien Der
@crmani0 = Der einsiden beuti6cu QcbcnS.
Scrlt 3trun9ss 9efeIli6Ift in BEN Ser
Ctnt9tcn Staatcn iH, unb bic @cltufhaft wirp
unS 0,pt1tnbofti9feit in immcr sr5bcrem @aSc III rcr.
otencn. sic 1T elm fur bic Ocutfmen Ser Seretrio.
ten Siaaten l@pcttell erri6teteS Srifitut, unS bNri an
10 bduft9 an9eponbten Rite' bcitimrien leIItu, bel irsenb
elmer aHotrn 0eichlAaftoIS ser g ermania ,ueerliGern.
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Nus,us ans Der Criminals 3eitur9.

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mania" c frsWt I'D ndf ME nor Se5 alsemejngn, peblYcre
biertgn 8crtrauens unb zines ibrraldtnbcm @eceibenS.
" lioncn, oas SermoGen Der @elelfboft ouf msbr ais
100000 Dollars, 1ae Gtnfpmmen nuf a6er 800, geo Or
lars iIerIi&, mas ftr bss legte Quarto. en n 8uma6s
alio III icber 9eSiebun9 Der 8rt6rili9uno bes SeutI6fn Nw~
tirtnma, ;untal pa ole Tci&dftSfa8rar0 untaSelbaft in nnp
695 gnt9e9sntOmm'f' Der Seamt;n ni6ts u panltte
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.inCs na@trdsIIdsR 9tud5Iifs piretg. So tina
'i9rrtiiA I4@u SOnnabenC Den II. ausut
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3pansiafer Sisrtcliabrs-8 eri6t
bes @rditpentsn Susp 80 efsnbpnf
%erltattst IN Der Sibuns
Der 0treetpren ai IL. SuIi 1865.
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uno Bat ii8 in bsm ssrsansenen gier. S'a0'z2@ %
tellaer um . 6l,OS6 65
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gnpe oes ndblten Sabrss Zine RtIiien 9pIISSISS
errei&sn pber wpbI gar tttritctsen iutrScn.
2. Die Serii6eruneen in Strait purpen am
81. M6rS b. s. ouf O450O 0D
ausenrmner. Ourtt nsue
Serihsrun1en fnr . $l,796, 500
ab,u9li6 Der erlpI6ertn
Setrdee pom etrca 446,S00
purbe pieIe Summit u1t lI5O oOe
ssrmebrt, 70 bag Ib ~nlnrebr etn ST.
Mountaineering rpu. 81, 700 900
er9ibt.
8. SaS i6brlihe @iufrnmcn Der @efeg.
Ihaft mar ant 81. Mdri 1865 $3.50 600
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permcbrtc itd b%aIeI5e TIM 4. 1000
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betr69t.
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BIS aunt 81 MSrS $40 600
Su bem Yer9an9snen SitrttIiatre sa6l-
ten lie ferrer 1000
70 DAP Die Sptllperluite Der 8sfcus
i6aftbis Jest $40, Geo
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ALSO

frame House on GsllafIn pise with six rooms,
kitchen, outhoUses and an excellent eisiern well
enclosed. Lot 60 feet by ITO. Pnce $500.