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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

Less THAN COST PRICE.
DIP. WHITE,
dsc4-tf| Opposite Cook 1 Sargsnt's Bank.
CLOTHING.
The NEW YORK LEDGER.
IT IS SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
i 2OO, 900 copies, but its circulation is limited
compared with the circulation Of garments man.
ufacturrd by
SAM. P1RRx,
At his establishment on Brady street, opposite
tho Post Office.
am now receiving the largest and most com
plste assortment Of.
Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings,
EVER offered in this market Anticipating lsrge
trade this Fall, have laid in an unusually hesvy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Ny goods are al
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importer. I
shall continue to keep on hand large assortment
of fresh
READY-MADE HINo,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own manufact
ure which will b. sold ct
ia - . = N r = 4 Q . -
Ishall continue 70 manufacture my own Cloth
ng thereby giving
4 BETTER 0ARMENT
For the same noasy than any. Eastern made goods
Furnishing Department
Can be found.
Shirts Of all descriptions,
Under Clothing in endless variety,
Stocks.
Ties,
Handkerohiens,
Socks,
ouspenders. e. Co..
Also, . large and splendid assortment Of
oDHITO' 0EAwL0,
The largest and best ever offered in this market
trust tho public will cell in and examine my
stock before they make any investments. for am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
aug21-dtf
ECONOMY AND SECURITY.
The Lorillard Fire Insurance. Company
-o1 TIE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
No. n WALL STREET.
Cash CA1pt'1 100000.
PnO1ITs ANNUALLY DIVIDED. IS PEE GENT 70 9uD
DBALDRo.
This COMPANY DIVIDES THREE QUAR-
! tsss Of the net profits 70 tho policy holders,
in Snip, bearing interest without any liability TO
the insured.
This Conpany funds it, SURPLUS, instead az
dividing il 70 the olders thereby giving ~
policy holders greater security, and q the same
time cheaper insurance than any other system.
CHARLES \ Or n GOD, President.
0Donss p. CRAsY, Secretary.
WAsaInof0u SnIsH, Vice President.
FlELD = kAUFFQAN.
Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF OSWRGO, NEW YORK.
CHARTERED 1889.
TASH CAPITAL AND SURPLS Al prp
~ Statement to Auditor Of State,
ssnua!y, 1851, .....................S 363 9ll 50
Asssa AsspAAsaes'... V,21S.1o
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agents
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE IISURAICI COHPAuY.
Aeeumulatsd Capital. $500 oo. %
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agent
Phonix Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital and Surplus, 1851, SIS -
ASSETS, JAN. lsf, 1850.
n nsw lork Bank Stocks,.--... 1885 %
Other Stock: and Bonds, .............. 58277 90
Cscn IN DsnAS :..................... " S70 %
Cash N hands Of agents, INSTRUMENTATION.
Loaned Of Real Estate and Baak Stocks, ia s9s %
. sssa,s ,5 20
Total Liabilities, ..........zo,5Ol -
HENRY y. HORFMAN, Agent.
Roon No. l, Hofnan's Block, Main street.
julye-dtf
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agency,
OFFERS TO INSURERS ALL THE ADvAN-
- tages that may be obtained in any way BY
Insurance.
lat. Rates aslow - ANY RespSssibls Coupanv.
I'd. Fair and honorable adjustment Of losses.
3D.. Prompt payment Of Losses.
4th. Policies in which the holders psfticipats
the profits.
CAPITAL RErRssESrED, ovsR $4,000, 900.
A. Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co.. N.Y..
Cash Capitals~d Surplus, 100000
metropolitan Fire Ins. Co., NY,
cs'A Capital and Sa,pla.. sss4.esS
state Fire Insurance Co., New Haven,
casa Capital and Ssrplss. sss6. 900,
security Fire Insurance Co., n. York,
Cash Capital aud ssrpls.. sS44. 1891.
New EngIand Fire and Marine lnsur-
aBco Company, Hartford,
Uash Capital and Surplus, $22g, 900.
Mutual Life Insurance CO. Rev York,
Accumulated Cash Asssts tAs Property ofsks
Asswysd, 100000.
JOHN YANTls,
Solicitor for the above named Companies, il a.
thorssd to take Risks and issue Policies.
RBP8RYNcsa IN DAvlNPoRT.
H.H. Smith, Esq, James McCosh, Esq, Messrs.
Eldridgs& Williams; G. G. Blood, Esq; Hon. r.
Linderman; Hon. James Thorington.
Office over Smiths Dry Goods Store, corner
Of Brady and Second streets
june23 If.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

n. B.-With each package Of 100 boxes No pre-
sent the purchaser loo Certificates, one Of which
il guaranteed 70 contain an order for FINE
WATCH, Or BY ordering 30 boxes in one package
yovr are to receive 50 Certificates containing
an order for . splendid SILVER WATCH, beside
: large number Of other very valuable articles.
One Certificate sent gratis, upon application Of
any person Dc string to act agent, which msy
BILE him TO procure valuable article upon the pay
ment Of 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

4 OBLIGATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies Issued il he shove al ~ -
spensible Companies, On inst Glass risks oaly, b
JOHN L. SWl16.
Real Hslete and Insusanee Aesnt,
NICHOLS BLOCK.-UP 0T1fRa. {
oet1edH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

Having purchased Of Jacob n. Eldridge his
interest in the arm Of Eldridge Williams,
would respectfully return thanks for the generous
patronage heretofore received, and hope, BY strict
attsntioa - the wants Of oastOmos1, and ny de-
sire to please, to merit continuance of the same
March 10, 1861.
mchl6l AT. WILLIAMS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

NOOD OR T1E -M1xk1pH!
Z 4QyCE o. 6PBUH AmNM4D1
What ~. III ssSsivs1 = IL. u No.
0osen1sereoA I'D. 1Uo0lA6
fy1o-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

0Axtor HsopMtoo0.
n He BEST P0FAfOxo u TkAE WORID
~ sobs hsa ssly g $ ..,ais,I,s-...-.s...
Couaxlol6o nsgshanta, deoleein III ~ ~ -
q pgednee.
fiy1edu1 ue. ~. Wei Seeena et,uek
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

to fight the battle 70 victory, l return thanka
TO our patrons for the liberal trade they Nv
given NJ in the past, and hope for . contin-
uance Of the same TO ny successor, Mr.. A. +.
Williams.
Davenport, March ls, 1861.
in. RLDRIDGR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26

Having psoesaAly ssesds9" from the Am Of
Eldridgs : Williams, and the uercentile purauits
in general. lsavisg plenty Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26
DRY GOODS. Y

3.....-...- .-ar.,,.~A.,.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-27

reu Wou5en Der Eel Der gert0eIot8ung 8rfi6urBs
9egtt bic 6abiltsn uno befliI6en Gruppen I'm
Sabre 1848 tart cpmpromittirte StuOent BON
San85oorf pieoer 3uritdgefs9rtiIt II, tat ueuerbinas
aud Der Dprmaltse prattilAe 2lr8t in SGweBit=
gen, Or. &au9er, bee alS giStlzG ommi1dr etne
NCle 9eiptelt bate, leine 0eimnt6 aeeen ben
amerifanti9em 8ooen wteper eineetaul9t, 2(ud
Gbtbaut ptro, ipie man bGrt, n%ddN1ens aus Der
S6tpet5 %5uriidteGren, ppbit er BON GaalanD felt
neuerer Belt 8epanOtrt 1T. 6e6er, 8rentanp.
Struee, 8ltn0, Giefer, Safer, Gtspenaun uno
BON Slotted iinb falt Die eia3i9en baptIden 6lI6t=
hinge, tte niGt 3uridfebren poilf1. 2(nAsYeter
Der 9epeIene Statttalter pOn jsonltan3, 8ermag
es ri6f, ba er lpe9en ieine5 0siapens auf bic
FIIe9e ieiner in Der @6ipei3 lebenpen 3o9ter an
agptelen 1T.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-27

Der OtslpYalttat berbaGti9t ertlGrt ipirbe, fam
fretptIiq mad 0al6tn9tot 5hrid nnb retGte
Geute 6et'm Martne-D Department etne SGrift
Elm, tit tupl6er er ben 8eweiS ltefert, baB gentle
9erlonen falIAe Dofumerte 1ngeerttgt babeh,
I'M i6n su eate6ren uno i'm gta6tbetl 8a8ufas
gen.
Die gerpaltnmg be5 Generals 1artiermeifers
0eparteme1t8 infer Sen. WtetgS, t6ut bte 5ds
9t9fettet re5 lebteren auf'S gldn3enOfe bar. Die
Solbaten auf beiben Setten bes @otpmac erbats
ten pinftltd Qle6, wa5 i6nen 3ulfebt unb Die
aroBe Quftterfiamfeit, we(6e benie(6ea lit pteler
8%e3tebung 9e3et9t DtrO, trG8t ie6r 8tel at benz
guten 3ulfanb Der Nrmee bet.
QGe S6oner, @daluppen nnb &a6ae auf benz
BOtrntac inD I'm glnmen Der 9teeteruns nit 8e=
i6Iag 6elegt w0rben, bonlit Die GertiuOung 3pi-
iden Dem Marplanb< unO @trginter=ufer Elm
fir ale Wfal aufbGre.
Dd8 Staat8@O epnrtement Dot bpn Glertco
ats %pff3te1e Na6ri6t erfaften, buB Der 9afen
BON 3pula I'm Stoate @biapas, an Der Suite bes
fttlen Meere8, Dem all9parti8fn lno &llten=
6dnbet aeDffnet lit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-27
Mi[itGrifd,ca.

Nafbia9tOn, 26. 2lug9 q. ., @6ar-
ton, Mtol9ipman an 8prp peS Dampffrs Sc
miaple"l CAB feline Gntlalun3 eth, murOe aber
lOFort fflt9enOmmea 'inb mad Sort Lafayette ge-
l9ift. "a
Webrere Sploaten, Die bebauptsten, brittilde
untertbatleit 81 ietr, tutrben burd6 Germittluna
pes sOrO sqQns i9reS Dtentes fntla1en.
Das @ebouoe Der 9tfabemie Der &in(e bas
9err eOreOran errt@ten lteB, pirp jest BON Der
Te9terut9 81 Mtit6rs 3peden benubts
Der &riegsminifer tbeilt nit. Dap eS unniib
III, UNI @nfeanng TN MitttdrOepartement mad
3ulu6en, pa es fetne Gatansen IN Der Nrmee atbt,
nit Ausnabme ~Derientsen, bic purd meuteril0e
unterCff3tere rnD @emetne entltanpen fn0.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-27
@nbeft5runsen in Connecticut.

8erh6rnns elmer Seitnnss=O fTee in Bridgeport.
Bridgeport, "a. @uguR. Snbem 10
@ietlea nGrpli6 BON bier Giegenben Stepney lolte
bsfte Nabmtttag 2 uGr mad elmer i'm b~ieIIaen
g6armer" erihisueneu Nn3ei8e eht 6rieeensiaee
ting, perbrnoen nit Der 2uFiebung elmer 6rie-
pens%6lagge, ltnttFuOeu. Qt9 @epner IOuten Der
pennI9Ipanil6e @Olttifer S9nabel, Der @r=8Ufs
meiiter @pppeQ pOn bier unb Elm Qlppofat 8elbeu
aus Neptcn auftretsn. G9e aber elmer pteIer
6errert 81 OUrte tpmrten fonnte, fauten cine
V1en9e 0a9en 1pn 8ripgepQrt, wprin li6 unae-
Fd9r 100 Silr9er unp % 3uriidsefebrte 5reiwil=
li9e befanoen. Sn ipeni9er aI6 40 @ecnnpen
mar Die Glag9e betuntsreerihen uno In bunOert
Stide 8erfeBt, Wle9rere @itulen unD Elm &C.
pf9r purpet rQnfs3irt. Gin linton Msetina
wurpe iopann prganiitrt, 0eGpn goriber G(a3
9ofpe, ST., unp peien Sefretar Der befannte g.
s. Sarnurn mar
NaA Nbiin9un8 De8 Star lpauoleb 8amnera
9tns Die SerIammlung a~u8einanper.
N6enCs Serlammelten l6 mebrere tanIeno
Ofenl6en ppr Der Sficin pes g6armer" pabisr.
Die 6rftptat8en l6ltt9eu Die 8enRer Elm, warfen
Die Sgpen auf Die StraBe unO 3~ertGrten Die
9reiTen.
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@td'tise Nsaa1rid5fsR 0Ss Der SoIOnne es eettsso

9patt8tppn, %. Aug. Wafaeiere bon
9arper6 Ssrrq tHeilen NIT, paB uniere 1ruppeu
inter Col. 0prppn IN Der Mi9le Der So, Sari
& 9SelA 9rpBe 2uanttGten &prn unp Mlebl
iprg9enommen batten. Qu6 bic Niiible Batter,
Te 70 nett r@utnirt, pab le far's Grte niht mebr
benust merben f6nnte. Die 8eiber Der Miiblr
paren Die l9ltmmffen Sese0Tpnitsn.
8et 6arpers 6errp paren feline &ebeaens Grap
pen, bod iaupten ~bteelben baufs @tdets aus unp
man oermut9et, pnB 500 Mann BET @barles4ppn
lageu,
llniere arnee bat tbre 9a9erplGbe in @eoen-
ben, Die geiitnO unb reid an BEN 6eaen @aTer
fnb.
Na6ri@ten BON Dem entgeeengeebten ufer Bee
9ptpmac la9en aus, DAP Die 2ebslen tbre oan,e
rre9alars Nladt mad eeessars sausen batea unp
iua ibre arrnee bort ppn TO- Bis $4,000 Mann
Sablen.
Die 8irstnta some @unrbs, Cart, 6enoer~
lUnA lfrp 6tf ein3i9eu &ebeaenssrmppen tebt in
Seferipn Counts.
p Ee" fEreFr a~eE H@f E.
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Eelearapblfebe 0gadbrld,felf.
9lmfnmft Ses Oanaafers
IS Canadian"
Weuere5 ais europa

"ESSEtS aIS GaEopd.
8atber POINT, 90. Nuq. Ser Dam.
pea y@anabtan" fam nit Qiperppol- gla6rtdteu
pom II. @u9. auf 1einsm 0ege mad Suebec bier
bpraber,
2m Ia. Nugult iprrbe Der G6e. Gomtraft AMI
l9en Der 9rin3eIlin Nlice ut,O penn 0rin3en SEQ
pplo bon 6eiIen In Osborne untersei6net.
Dte Gp1OUu Shines In ibren StaDtsNrtife(n er=
sing f@ tpieperboIt in gemerfan0en ii6er bic
Electromagnetic Der lAueQenS 9li9tung Der @tret=
ttsfeiten 3ptlhen benz Norpen hnb Gitpen In
Nmerifa. 5a r
r5 TranfreidD.
3tpilGen Sranfret9 unp Selreih l0etnt elm
INNER beDeutenoer iperpenpe t&alte tatt3utupen,
Die &e6nlidfeit nit Derienteen Bat, rpe(de Dem
lsbten &rie9e SprGergtlg.
SHIRT WetterniA bate Nblhieb bpm Safer ae=
tcmmen lno Der leBtere tpar mad BEN Eager bel
@9alCns a%b9eretlt.
Der oMCniteur" be(tatigt Die Grnennun1 De
5errn Seneoettt als Winilter tn StaltRn.
Nreuaem.
Die oSnOepenbance 8else" laet, poB Ger e,lq
aft peS neuen preuBil9en Mtnilteriums in Ger
@nerfennnns pes S6ni9reid8 Stalien belteEen
tpirpe.
Seftreid)- "
Der Safer emPfng Die Qprelie pe3 ~llnaariz
IAen 2anOtages am IA. tno b~eantpDrtete Die1elbe
IN elmer 8epe BON niatSiagsnDam Snbals. Die
Aitlplni18 pes 8etAta9es plrpe bier fir 4elpiE
9ebalten.
@piem.
Nnt II. fanpen beoeuten0e Concentrations
BON Setten Der 8esTlferung in Salem fatt. =
Der @Umnanoeur Der &ruppen unterorudte Die
Ielben jeooA obne tpettere 6olgsn, ala oa6 eintee
Serwunpun9en ~ltattfanOen.
@nslan6.
Die NadriGten aus Gn9latp, te(6e Der @a-
naotan anttciptrt, beidrdnfen li9 auf G~eferip,
nen lber Die aln9ele9entetten in Nmertta. De,
v9onorn 0lpbe" bsbauptet, RAP Npniiral Milnl
niAt ertlart Babe, Dap bic ameritaniI6e 8lpfaOl
unpirfl am Jet unp iaet, baB ii6er6aupt Fein off
81 ler Seri9t be3i9liG pieier Qnsele9enbeit er
Ihienen Iet.
Die Zines publi3trt etnet peiteren grtef Dol
8uiel, relGer Dem Norpen fein Slid perfitnOiat
Der &Gnig Son Sdpepen mar in Gnqlaut
gum Selu4 bet Der &Snigin,
Sat9nrtna paws, Die Sanssrin, mar g~eltprben,
Die N9enten per Nio3tatipn sur 9ieferunq ppr
S%aamrOue wareh in England angefcmmen uni
louten cine SltlammetlEunft NIT Dem 8icerpy
ba6eu.
Sdbreij.
Gine neue @pntrpperIe mar 3tpilAea 6ranfreiG
nnb Der Sdpei3 ent ltanpeu, be3itglt0 ette5 8iir,
gers eine8 beIfrittenen 5erritpriun8.
Stalien.
6trlt @9ige 1T gum papfliden Nuntiu5 in
paris ernannt tpUroen.
Die neapOIituntiGen reaftipnarsn 9epesnn=
gen tparen TIM Nbnebmen.
Die Stelung Setreias ge3en uugatn wirp
BON Gag gu Sag teoenfli6er. Da8 S6ertaua
Deg nnsarii6en 2anbtasea BAT our9 Qttlamatipu
pte @prslr pes 5errn Deaf ar9elpmmen,
@arft<8ert6t. liverpool, 16. Qu-
9ult. Der Gerfauf BON 8aumppQe belief 1td
pabrenb Der lesten @pAe auf 10000 8aQe1
nit tIeinem Stnfen beg 9reiies. Mebl it 0e-
fallen. prcptitOnfn ftau. Gonlols ~if93lc(len
908 BIC go 8.
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@erfnd,, @rs@OuOerneur abOmas sefansen ~

0rafton %. 2Iug. Gjeaern N6en6 1ts
Gr~@oup. 39pmas Bet elmer gOltBoerlammIun
cine Qlnlprade III Srpnt te8 SOtelB In Gumber
lanO unO puroe Sun Se3elfCnifen gef6rt, Sd
ben @eriu9 madten, Die @~erlammlung aus Elm.
amber. 5t treibsn, Die 8olge bieIer @t5runo
CAB fh bur6 Die .3ertrimme .lng Der Office Bee
oN%lleg9antan%, etnes Se3elfott6zY lattes, tunb.
9eute Mor9en seriuGtsn Die Se3diOuitsn etnen
Vi Ien6a9n53ug, auf ipeldem f6 6r 2bOmu8
bsfanO, 9On Den G@ienen gu werfsn, inpem 1e
farere Barren iber bieIelben a~tpprfen batten.
Sn Dem Nu9enblid, tpp Der 3ug Die Stele er,
rfi1t bate, no Die Barren f1 b~efanpeu, ffarsten
bepnfnete Se3eIiipntlen aus @ertedea bfran
rtnO @feuerten auf Den 3ug. Dem Sngenteur
9elan9 es tn0eB, bic 6inperni1e auf Der gatn
pnr9 GsrpDppOlung Ter S6neaigtett be8 3u,
8ea BEL Seite gu wfrfen unO 70 Die 0lGne Der 0e,
belen Gil DrrAfreu3en. @S Iifgt auf Der 6ano,
oaB le 81 @Ouperneur G9oma6 eefan9en ne6-
nnRn ne[lteu.
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Mns Nnnapplia. 26. Mnn11ff. On

Aus QnnaPpttst 26. Qtpguf. Nm
sergansenen SCnnabent erlAien Capt, 6abtus,
G%Qmmanpeur pe8 bOllanpiiGen 8rieg5i3ifes,
tpeIAeS I'm bieligen 5afen ltegt, In 8eelettnug
ietner Sff3iere am 9anp II. f@tattete goI. 9tpole
5toberta, Dem G~OmmanOanten pteies Qrtfns, iet=
tsn SeluA ab. Oerelbe murine nit cen inn
8ulteHenben @brea enpfan9en ulb begrii6t unb
am SCnutag ertpiecerte Sol. Tpterts BEN Yell6
an 8prp Oes S6ifes. @apt, 6attu5 tGeilte Dem
lestercn init, paB er berett8 i'm Sabre 1926 in
Nmerifa sepelen let, unp paB er liA belonpers
1ter noS Wa4stbum punpere. belen i4 Die
Staot WultiuetOn felt pieier 3sit 3u %erfremen
.aeh4bt labe. 80
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Mus gRi6nuri

Nptla, "a. Qug, Sbertlieatenant Ql6eyt
penn 3. Nftipuri 6e9intent unp s Bis 10 anoere
Sfr5tere, melGe bel Den 9iebe(len in Sprinafeib
~gefan9en eepelen iparen, tameu 6rute Moraen
blerlelblt on. Ste tpllrpeu auf Gbrenlpurt fret
9e8ebei, mtrr IOl6en Sereintarurqen, pie le
5pilhsn per iipliAen CONFEDERATION unO ben
Sfr. Staatfn etn9sgan8en perpm mSgen,
Sebr plele miperrrehenOe @eri6te biuli6t(im
Der S~eire9un9en Der 9tebeltrn lin0 i'm umlauf.
Ste lhetnen nebr belOr9t um Die 6~erbeilaaTuua
peft gebsnsutitteln, ais I'm Die 8prnabme ofen~
flyer Sewssun9en.
SP%rtn8fielp, II. gtus, Der @prreiyun-
Dent pes ct. Souls yOrmpcrat" tbellt 6plaenoes
nit; 0en. Stains erltee balp mad Ieiner Qnz
tanIt Den Sefe1l, nle Mept;inen ulp 6O1pital-
Sprratbe i'm Sanpesb0lpital bier1elbf in geIb(aa
ST. nebrier, tpppurD ftipa 400 unIerer SerpuuS
oetet1 Srtppen Der mepiaini|hen gebanpluno
bfraubt trarofn. Sin She'll Der Weot,inen
murOe ipatsr auf Sefebt beS General prite au-
rtdertattet.
Ntlt peni9elt Attsnabnen befnpen fh unIfre
Rranten unp Serpunoeten tro6l uno peroel, in
Ipsnt9en Ga9eh. nad ibrer 6eimat6 3uriidfehren.
4ue unlere Serpunpeteu tpnnten tpeqen Wanaels
an Wa9en ntdt pom S@la6tfelpe peeae6raGt
rerpen tpnoern pnrpen bebaneelt, no fe laaen.
Stele Serrplnpele pur0en pom Seinpe aler ibrer
6leipungsltltde brraubt ulp nadt III pielen Srt
9eldplGt; aud tparpen iepen auf Dem Shlabt-
felo ~lie9eupeu Mnnn Die 6al6en ausadsert.
SeffertPn Gttpt %, au9, 6ol9enbe
Proclamation 1T erl9tenen
Oa Die 0ewaltpe @tptl6e66rben un,ureifsnb
II, nm Sas 9eben lnp Gigsnt6um Der 8aarqer
pes Staates gu f9Ibel; 70 rufe it, Samiltpn
Ut. Oamble, GpuSerne,tr BON MliIcuri, hermit
IN atttpet Dienft peS Staates $4,000 Nlann Der
Staatsnliltj 5000 Mann lplen aus ieoem Der
Ndlttdreiltrifte geifelt werpen, pel9e ben Con-
9reBbiitriften entiPrcGen. Die 70 gum Oienfe
b~erufenen @treittrafte pereen Icpiel ale mSolid
aus 6reitpiui9en beltebeu, umo apar aus TO- 900
Wfann @apalerte unp $4,000 Miaun 9Sifanterie,
Bfnn Die @Iujabl RON 6reipiIigen pteles @ufae-
Bot aberitet9en lVlte, 70 miro Der ueberlduB ais
eta 9telerpsrerps b~etradtet unp gsbalten iperpet.
geenn lth cine 9erip9sre an8abl fsaen lptte, 70
mag 60 rpt3peaptg perprn, su elmer Qlusbebuua
ppn 2rurpel 81 1Areiten. Der @eneral=Npim.
tant wirp an Die Oiptfpus SnIpettOren Der Der
|lAieppnen Diitrifte Die ;ur Ausfiibruaa pieles
Anf9ebQtes upt9t9en 8efsble erlafen. Die aufz
9ernfeile Streitmaat pirR fir 6 Mouate In
Dienlt 9enpnmen perpen, ~tppferne Der Iriepen
I'M Staate utebt fruber INTERCHANGEABLE fpire,
g6affen tpetpfa 10 RAID, ais le at BADEN lfnp, ben
&rupPen seliefert perpea,
9e9ebed unter n1etner ltnterl9rift uNo BEN
Ste9el peS Staates in Seferlpn Sits am "a.
Nu9ult 1861,
(@r5) $, 81. Gamble.
DutA ben @puperneur
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Die 2e6ellen Gnben In Marttnsbufa Finf s.
fomOtipen nit 8el8la9 bele9t uno %bteIetbtt uas
etnanper genummen. sic ee96rtfn Der 8altt
mure-S 6tps@i Ienbabn@ Gpmpagnie unO lOate
absr Strasburg mad bet Manafas.g tIeaba6t
aebraGt werDeft.
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Der sa&fOrser Ses sarssrmeifters garrett.

8ai9tn8tpn 26. 9Ius, 2idarD gBal-
lad trltrpe beute NaAmittag ppm. Staotrdtb gum
Stel1ertreter pes 9argermeifter6 BON @a16iue<
ton ertpablt une 1ofcrt t%nGtaGtrt.
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Ser 9o,pnfer wtno

~gttstere bu Coup, 26. aug. @lebrere
gallastere DeS Dampfers Gtna IinS bier onqe.
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Z. Nn9lllt I'm 40. 8retten- unS SO. Qanaens
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Sf99el mad Queenstppn 3uriidgeean9em Jet. Die
Yata9tsre paroen an 8orO etnes @dtFes ae-
%10n1lnen, ipelde9 Der Gina entraf.
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@uropGti9e Sradbrt6ten.

Aus 8aben 2. Aug. 9a6 rno noh
MAIDEN Die TN Nuslanpe tefnpltGen pulitiid,en
5la6tltnse ppn benz TIM pprisen Sabre erlalTenen
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sI,s mafbi,afp,,.

@afbtm8tpn, &c. aug. Gummanbeur
gprter, Der neult4 ietnes @pmmanpp'S iber Die
S9alupPs nSt @arg's" eatest warps pa sr
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eOsGpred,uua ses epI. msggna,,

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lit pom &rtegs. @eriAt sebrenpol lpsaelpro6en
pOrosn. Die @tttbetIung pisler Na6rt6t erreate
i'm Re9trnente ungebsuren 5ubel.
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Ourm ben @puperneur

@, Sttser, StaatsleFr.
SrRntpn, 20. Plug, !6rute bier einselau-
ftne Nahrt6ten laseu, DAP Die 5ruppen pes
efn. 9arpee if@ pom @reenpile mad 5eperS
5erra 3urid9f3p9en 9atten, no fe lih befetiaten.
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NEW SERIES-NO. $50.

interested in wells in this locality, and whose
income from them amounted to $1,000
day, was standing near the pit and was blown
twenty feet by the explosion. He got up
and ran about fifteen feet further, and was
dragged out by two men, and conveyed to
a shanty some distance from the well. When
be arrived not vestige Of clothing was
left upon him except his stockings and boots.
His hair was burned of, as we'll as his finger
nails, and his eyeds, while the balls of his
eyes were crisped up to nothingness.
In this condition be lived nine hours
made bis will, leaving 100000 to the poor
repair the roads of Warren cOunty--to be
disbursed by the County Commissioners,
and $500 year to his father-his only
living reIation--for life. He died, however,
without sigoing the will. His body was
taken on Friday to Westfeld, Chautanque
county, and buried, as he requested, by the
side of his mother.
In addition to Mr.. Rouse, the bodies of
six men were taken out Of the flames, who
were recognized, and the skeletons of five
others were visible in the circle of flames;
and as many more are missing-strangers,
who came to witness the operations OF the
wells. 1t is supposed that number OF
others have been burned to powder, close
by the mouth of the well.
Some thirty-lOur were wounded.
AT the time OF the explosion, everything
10 the eigbborhood--siXty or seventy rods
took fire, and shantes, derricks, engine
houses, dwellings, were at once involved In
flames. The boiler of Dobbs well, eighty
rods from the original fire, blew up with
tremendous explosion, killing instantly the
engineer, Wesley Skinner, adding another
intensity to the evenings horrors. AT this
time the whole air was on fire. The
jet OF oil rushing up forty feet was almost
pillar of livid flame, while the gas above
it to the distance of a hundred feet, was
flashing, exploding, dashiug toward the
heavens, and apparently licking the clouds
with its furious tongues of heat. All this
time, during this tremendous combustion,
the sounds of the explosions and burnings
were so tremendous and continuous, that
they could be compared to nothing but the
rushing of hurricane or tornado through
forest. The heat of the fire was so intense
that no one could approach within one
hundred and fifty feet without scorching
their skin or garments 1t was the most
trightful, and yet the grandest pyrotechnical
display ever vOuchsafed to human being.
On Friday morning the oil was still rush>
| ing up, on fire, with the same regularity and
speed, throwing, it was calculated, at least
one hundred barrels an hour, covering an
immense space with flaming ola loss to
the proprietors OF the we'll of from $50, 900
to $4,000 daily. No human power can
extinguish the flames, and the oil must burn
on until the we'll is exhausted. No pen can
describe its tierceness, no tongue describe
the magnitude of its horrors.