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United States (United States) (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.
Delaware (Delaware, United States) (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.
Breckinridge (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.
James A. Bayard (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.
Bullock (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.
Todd (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.
Abe Lincoln (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.
U. S. Senator (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.
14 AD (search for this): article 13
Worthy of notice. --The Montgomery Confederation, of the 14th inst., makes the following announcement: The Hon. James A. Bayard, U. S. Senator from the State of Delaware, is sojourning in our city. It is whispered around that this distinguished gentleman has visited the South, preparatory to making a great effort to rid the people in his own State from the Black Republican yoke. Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator Breckinridge, and Mr. Todd, also of Kentucky, and brother to Mrs. Lincoln, are also in our city. The latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this city for the purpose of offering his services to the President of the Confederate States; and although old Abe is his brother-in-law, he is notwithstanding the more willing to join our own forces in a crusade against the Black Republican power. Patriotism is not at a discount in Kentucky.