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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
ueber unirr SeIbtpefeu.

man pirp fd entfnnen. ea6 MiaiRsr
0baie bet .isintm. binani'pfsm ratauf ae:
xs&nst t4rt. rob man pie Notsn rer
SrSAtbant,r tnrh Brftue.una soerr1dus
atn aar raru16 rem B1r. Stuatfn pa
.piera.lo cine ausidtiebti6e circulation
f9era mere. Dsr Gonarsb lieb f& abet
auj ciele Operation ni1t Gin, rie apst
felscbue fur un(,rs Fnunaielsn 3uffanes
cie bitten Ie'een eebatt bat.ns mlrre.
Sacee bat 9baie RE Srte fsinss wsae
fit1tn iaFsh fsuo. In ri1r .t.i rsr ri,e'
maiis,n 5isuna eed 9ens-else auf III
tofuna ein.s ned snliaiecueseH Geieese
erinseu, ruta ptlae5 RE Str.. Staatsn
2s+enA 10 eeu, inHaRaHi8enp pa
psietaelpe erbobsn weresn.a {Ge1ts
einn looldts @.f.b abr itst pdIdtt wsTctn.
70 n6t. p:1stIt iowobt rie Snftrehen rss
9ouoe.nements. at6 aud ete ree Vottta.
6eieurtts I'm, RtRen. isbr nddttetfig afR
eireu.L Dir 6hlihen Banfta. auf tine
,{plde IGuentualildt im Beraus bspa4t.
IEdttsttas eaub NIT ibren} @e,eu f6rnillt
ilbe.i&nsmmt. Obwobl Die 8eaisruna
lb.r 200 WiQioaen Dollars @ertb On
, Denaap.R cnn. esaal Ienret uar, YoFa8e
Gurrenes In circulation 9tlsst,- eins
SumEe. he fur rtn. Berarf res. 2anbse
-5in,et&enp IL. - 70 il wrnisftue bier i'm
@sf.n. oisits 3abIunaaunitlel faf ,sdnS,
lid 3trfrdnet. orr pohl ridti9tt sctt etn
Bautsu ,befeitiat I unp raflruns 6fli&e
4eten- te1Ii4le@teren -unpGGf&&le4teaen
.1ualiidt IL bte fdnre 9dptelt tporpen,
bic. fctalo rer GonSre6 psrtn ftrnsre 0ir'
.eulattou verbietsf.. anfta,t etnstl6f ~ lper'
ben. f4 in pirtblole 2umpen perwanbtln
trHrbeu. yGiuen FOLDER, Vsrluf wlrrs
oas Bolt bei 1sinen i,bisen bcben Stsuern
~. ertIa9m >fhpt1li& i'm lStanee ltin-s
81 Hber Is f@eint fesar~-aud ftasi&,-c .
.efnr folde @asreatt unftr @sasernesrMI
ni&tt fnanaiea yuinirsn uarpf. Die
s5&utrenlaf pssf.itens III rtetsuteno erb5bI
@wospel' unb fefst NIT jteeu1a Eagesfetn
SGreeit4 IL In aleifbfm- Rabe asfnnfen ;
sDeanad al 6rfots auf bsts S&la@tftIbi
bat pas ustsl rrrar66trt. unb pie gelo'
,mdanes bes Nsrhsns f6eine,ull nniilsrrfrsA NJ,
]uijsiR,stteu aue Gpmpatbt.n entlossn ia
ssbstea. Cine srflauns aeea&ter HIT q.
tnEsu. tieee aeaen- ffe op.riten. uub nnftre
3etSiraaa wtrre IA etn @sSptthf As.
rattea. Q Der Huin rer Bunp,efnanitn
I60e II gf6Te0 s5nferfNe anb1 unief& 9eu'
yernsuens pasre tetnt @offe aeoenz 9f be-
ebtiss q I'll 3uansseours ffar 1T Usr'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
gerrotb On o0eu Gdtn ano Gnbtn.

gerroth on ol1eu Gdtn Ano Gnstu.
BON Ger Rentudps Ionpoane fdat aund,
lta e.r fe usrbdusnpe Worbora unb mir
isben Ia NIT Gnt(sseu Tin Bib ron Ser;
ra,b. rte mir 90 uns mcbt in un(srtn
i4limmRsn Abuunesn nidt trdumtn lie:
Gen: unter Anesrm srsdblt Tin @eoraia
BLOT, - unr feline DarifruunA wirp Don
cru1 Qsmdeiaten p@ine. Commercial" ale
poQaliiae Dab,bsit an9sncmuin.- eos
msnn Broee ltu tsn Sbio aerrunosn
ndre, ham rie 8aaaneiekame pen SSbte
unb ttr Brfatte pon Suriona f& I'm Jpn
une- feine ptoflamatten- ssi6aott babsn
wl1r<n, tae uisle Ioultnce pom Trtun.
rem Ger lurliden orsr eonfitutiens0sr
5o6e In Ohio. Sntiaua INT 9utnois
Fer Snrofousormr ';uasffr5u1t rdren,
unb pae Bragg tur& 3rtunun1 rts
|OReus pom ~@tasn esm 4sbtnn hattie
feline acknowledgements tn's Obr Rl<
fern f5nnsn. .Ssst III RE pdnfiae g.
lseenbsit tin fur oQsmol- tulf&ldpfl uni
raoe Rsnsudp in Ter Mrssftn 3.it Elm
Trsiffnat nsrren. sbsnfe uie S:DiiGouri.
llub ttsfe propb1,ibuua cart man aswib
ais rt&tiea annetmen. "a man breiie b..
ran IT, atd Gmon;ipottonetldtter in
2entudy au aranrsn. pdbreur suslst&
&aiey, Sucee Wiufam uno Soc 6oIt
efH- SsaatA=ffasE=4emaHssttpattisH fffampen
,wsrtfn. Sn Baue auf 8utll;o ber
fust jsst parfon Brorulow isin 3susnib
isnen1pon @ouv. Ansy jobn(en bsi, in.
|ttmLr alfo an hte .pbil. 'prtb" of&rtibt Z:
~Bas he l.ste Snvofon In Sentudv IT,
trift, 70 wurpf burh Scr. Bueq aud ear.
nt6te zafttan; nm 9raBg uub 5etniI sa4rmst
ablufdneieeu unb .Aefanatn aus utbmen.
Dies mas tsfrentIf& erf&sinfn. >abfs i'd
betbsure, bier wiscerbolt, sae1 1usa gar
ni&t porbotte. TIN Braag~ gsfonsen III
nebmen. ptesfsenfaae r. Is mtt eer er5e'
ten eetdtietttt7 bditt 3ttuE t5nnen. an.
|teurlttiss abr endnfdte e. .lfcsor tsflen'
GntfeSunsn,, unb bate q senau aaanitbtn.
Ine bsrt - arteiten. bat 81 bfsttn itins
6ludtam5sli9en 1onute. s4s'(A. 80
- IN = ga Sytr rr1,E~sv.A4Ets .H, - - II
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
~ Wm Mpntaa Moraen palli1ten

* am Montae ,Moretn palirtsn
IS Neesr auf ibrtm WsRe nod esrar
Rails ruru Dubuque. Gis ms'fsn Don
ibnea porsu balbuwa@iene Wic&sn, &C.
iltrt pon sinea ttrpa 10 9obr: al:en
Burden. 8nlhisrtne Gomtlisn in g.
ror 6aas babtn risie unaludIidsn Wfltn
ron CAIRO fommen IoNsp, UNI fe ale
Ci.nNtcttn unp Rammumde&m In
Dana ~ nthm,n. DIN bsieen eflcpe:
ri rtm Of rotiiden .BIdikrn pot rise tfae
0e|eatphtit der NiasH 9ms
rortaticu in Soma unh lter rie teyo'Re.
btnrt %ererudtnee G%onturrsu, ~ bsuItu.
rst4e Dem psiben Nrttitn tsro1ffbt.
(3rma Sts)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
@td6t DQDenpDrt..

x ltnfug. 3n Der Grsttaa Na&
un' II ubr nf&ieu uot ben, 6aufe tei
5srrn 6aupt, BET ren, msbrtre Qeu:,
lostrsn. RE f& fur tae 6. Soma Aaval.
!s1ts' Nsatmsnt semsIpst 9abtn, atsr nod
'tdt tn esn Orr. Staatsn Dfenft eina,.
r1nitfrf flnr. ttne Yat.ouae pen unaefdb,
10 Mann aus Coup 5snrsrlbott UNI pts.
lslbm als Gtfanasn. nit fort;ufdbr.n.
Veraetens watsn Yronfa,icn.u, FER 81,
malt unp lem Baponate must,n yitr
Wann lid fl8.n unr binaus etne Is mad
esm Camp. NO he aus ibysm B,t b,r.
ausaetrietenen Gefaaaentn ebne Blani,te
unc cbne S&uB etssn Gle &dIts II. Nud,
;utrin9sn muffin. DIN foIarntsn Wor.
0en ui&isn Ger 6oupt i'm Eager unp ,r.
mi'ftt ris fofortiee Gru!a6uns en gnee
waItatsn.
-8 ie Tin FOLDER 9rrttum 4inLeen Ye.(o.
ntn m6aIi@ esrsfen IN. rae III nidt nobI
,u rufsbsn. es f.i eenn, to6 bic Naa,
rtbsn res @dufs. unb Iurtinoees Ter
pa'tcuiue nod i'm Sbualb9en- 0tfpYR
bat,n. ~
s Bon al.iteraoHen, mdntau.
Shanle, wouenm Domtnbauben unr
xtnrtttarpen, 5ant F6ubsn U. 7. 10. 6at1
". 6. Naespo1tb lost.n Nicer sin,
nsus MuswabI ubaltsn. %. 6. @arss
nortb nIoubt ih lsinen !Aunpfn RE Anr
'sias ~ MAIDEN, rob u am /. Soa. 1861
ls!nem nsusn 2acen In cem nsuen
on rr Ode. rsr 1wsitsn une
umSisbeu Mir.
- aeboe u. GarRart, Nep gorl
botsn iest rol,ditie tirt ecfe
auematl BON SoIinnis, 9a(tmnes, 9sn.
'udv Sfans II. I. N. Gunn DsIaines,
Rsrs une aneue EleierNuae. Rnf15dl
Nlnttl. Sbap!e. .inbsimilte S,ans, F.!
pcusnee Gam unr 6anc1dub..
(tum*)
x MouatIide 8eri9te. Der. 81.
In1e. DIR M, flor fur Seott County
rtrp nd&nsn Grettas une!
. amstaa,een 5. uni 6. Isebr. ouf
bisfsen Office ftiu, um rfc Wo.
'otstnihr flr Monot Roptmter in en-. /,
'fana III ntbmsn. Dor esm 5. miro II
'i4l IN csr S,ael (fin. a
5snr9 $. Smt,t, :
Der. 81. Ans0or. Il
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
&ie g~alifsraien Der Union erbaltel
mnrAP

Ha&hdsti& iommt Is an's ei&t. tai
Der &sb.usn' 0snuol albert eipn,p Sobn,
fon. rsl&sr bt Sbilob au5pht mutrs
sinsn blbitsn plan uiopnsn bate. I'M
Californian flr eie Seaafon ~ aspinnm,
Gr bate ean oIs pas Gommonro in Gan
Graueiseo; ~ elmer fsfssisst.u 3sit bo,<
TIN Stuffpntfttn II. Sorts mtt ib1tm 3u'
tsb6r nebf 10000 Muefstsn. wslt. rurd
G'opc au eieirm 3pedt eortbin esiantt
morren tparsu. nsbmsn lousn. Gan 6ran.
cisco. In tbrrr 9eralt, muen I9 auf
@uors oesr unenaee eraebm batcn unr
eis Rsttlen bdt,sn l& auf eieis @sils eis
men 6aitn seIdtrt in Fem Il. u%nasbintut
ibr. pirateniGife bitten uusrdRsn unr
obus S1mintisfsi,en Gontrcu. liter Gal,
f~crnitne ride Stdee uIararn s5nnen
Iitls 1ba,faht mug atn in Nafbinstcn
sntrsesr p%srnutbet. orn tetannt 9errcr.
etn istn.
81igare @eunol Sumnu mum, ete
balb gum GcmmaneanIsu ron Gan 6ron
cisco srnannt. in eebtimu Dsiis osi etr
See auf Gin %Itabrieua astta&t, 70 ras tr
obns rorbsrise. WnesuiunRn ron isintr
Anfunit in San Graneise, !anene. Gil
tsaab ld unoualeI:d i.eoauito mad
Jctn fon's SfIet. benadrid!i0k ibn. eae
sr isin Nadfot9n iei. lsaitinir,e Gb NIT
lsinm Tarisun uuc uuIar9s icicriss III
tsraabe rer Sifu. Dem ltnraltlen
3sttQen Bib ni6ts lt,i3 ols fit III fl
ssn. CINE balbs Siuaes uoubu MARIN
alIs &ancuen ess Gcrts apsn eis 9anr
kite au'dnt unp itarf gIarsn n an
rfmltlten Ntsnc pniidut' nan lid en
81 900 @tmeb1e in Buieia. Iitiu
aldnisnr,. msnn aud lonarubi1 tepuf
tsu'ete Coup d'etat, retaseen Gtrotaeo.
Staat etr u1icn. (Boton COMM
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
Wopoleou's ses Bi.rteu %eif,uaa.u.

SSuYUISUU y VIZ StSSSSU 0lSSISWuAtu
Der tIeine Nae pRssts nsuerrinss. Mi
luusrldfipe Gorrsfponrenisn bert&tsn,
"um ets Hsbnli&fsit iwi{&u G& unp
Napolson esm @roetn poufdneia ~ ma
den" sinen Rdieraasn nit id su idbr,n
na& rtm Mu0u esejsniesu. rsn Napo.
Ifon's GsnraIaejutont, &fnf1o- Gau,
laineou't natluilbrsn p1rsts, innsn nit
Yroben Qdnefartm tetdnet.
Dos Cincinnati Dcltat!an mntteon
bic trebafte 8tmufuna: .6iutd fdut
Ginem un6iuflbrIit rn Dunib isnee
f&rdbii&m S&ulfnotsp> Aur 3rit aIs
ne 6ofsn NIT rem fleinrn Qibdm in I'll,
Wore famsn. on feline Mu,u ,in
..Nuctnr mucf&t NOR fdla' n,'s glt4k
3tur ss 6cil MAZDA lar,
IaG , auto 1burl.'s 6oil,
Mll etr ftr TIeo,lc1 bau."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
B60entlit0tr .mArttberil
Efiee brs .Dsmoiratsn".
Riurph. 4. Dusmter 1862

ANlf efS len1cIroten"
Ritpo6. 4. Dsjsmtrr 1862.
cas @sttu no. in ter lstisu @ode 70
dunais. bae muir wsuiae -9ransdfttonsn I
iaueer, ba,u fau,@ncd tsr unesp,fs Gtane
1hti1.u Watftef. Wan erpartst sbsn tsst
a1cet Sdla6t, uub rtun ttsfe wiIfli4 ia
june.u une ~ Nm fe.sn @unfsn ausfantn Il
10 uartsn ets gsiIhesr1etf. I'D raf4 -tsten.
tsr Warfi ruree lettaf ntreen.
Ets TluefdiHiab1ti III ssfaloatu uzt tn j;
ppQe1 1reiceis.
Ter Wartf IN u%nverdntsrt. T.
Mttl, 81 so ts $3.50. so
@et3en, In Ha6irale, III go tts 75t.
0erft. rutts ~ 65t biz 90f. :.
ROM. Hau- 3u liz
6afx-I. % tis SOC.
66netnt, ,u 1925 bh 1918 tSsn
anb S2.75 ID 1925 frs ssfdIa&ftte- =:
6duts, fti&e Is. tzedsnt l2-l6f.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

E- 9uoiauer in 9opa. 9n:
Nibe pom Morrao. Soma Co.. con
r,n ata.nrdrtta ttro $50 S%nrianer. )
aebor.n fem Wuequofi. S,omm an. j:
fommsn ron Ronlae unb etm ncrrrt
den Soma. Cir rlntn 66 ssosnpd
III tint1r arceen @ininjoar,ua, unc
B.r5iftruna pom Rartnao unb llmara
wini6t ftbnIiff, tae de 16 re&i t
rteeer entffernen m6een, "a fl ibatn u
LID Idfi0 fnp.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
Die Srcnien 0s3tttc Iifettu isbr ara

bic Srcuten Gs5ttte Eil1etin isbr arou
ionn Wtiis ZEN Shleier. msldr tiebst
eis 0rlnes rubuuts, Gus .ensn rae au'e
,itan,(d. Yclf bauftnwstk nod lrntcn
Rr6m,e. UNI rsm 6sIren ge@lsaan fsins
Bsmunrsruna unr isin Mtaefdbl III soI
len. Iis Sahs ma - nht. Aus csn
6otdr,aiaun unr que rem Ausfttsn rn
Snafsn anr ous rsu, Wmpel oder auf'
rsauna uGtb' rie @aiette, rab oles nur
elmer Der We@I.uansf6sn 5umtuas mar.
nit rsnsn sr 10 Oft ras lsidtaldubiet unr
f&mu ;u unlssfnee amsdfanii6s @Olt
rsealirts. Dlan fonute Mot einmol ent:
rsdsr. coe ututaupt. Elm truouoaenesr
Gremcu anasfommsn wav,m enn man lid
nidt a%naslsasn'Ii@ cana9 atunribtt, ron
Ibrinen feline Neee.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
5taat.n Notsu rod pcbI ausH R.bs

Notsn rod ,pobI aussr Rsee
.fstt.
Dae mir in fnanasar Bejfebuna In
Or potf&e fesn. il leieer nur ~ wabr,
unb Mittsl mdFsn aus furi8 semo&t wsrr
cen, UNI Cen GoIssn frdbun fnaniis1sr
Q%uodfalberi, Die f&r rur& unfnntse
Benbeuerune ouer Qebsnsberdrfnihe i6on
iseem Yripaimann f1blbar mo&eu, atbsl'
i.np sntasasn AZ tommen. Mbsr msntg.
fsns loute man tsine pfs1nttursn psr'
ju&en.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

3u1 Beadtuu9 J. Iab Wsu ulu, 70.
ME %dbuboup, Yrorn County ron I'm
)arianun b,imasiu6i pcrrsu il une esl,
i'm BsrobnU ouse sab unr Gut perIo.
len baten, miro binIinaIit bffannt icin
81 VO!s. r.ftn fanem Gt unjste esut
den YaneeItute in esu Der. Sfaatsn r,r
anlcBl. Btil1lae ~ uhitru unnn1uBuna
III lAmmsln. las u%ntuinbnete Hlitf.
Gcmmiin tfRl!iat eatu cen Vmpfdna
ron unn R'ils NIT &Iurnn ron @atu.
torn. Wis., an 6rn. Us RatIi,Ir 60.
aIsIbsn rsn Gmpiane pom 4 Riiea ntb1
6 Ic0ars uon 6rn. 6sn,p Sljrn in
W1Iraufss, sttnfius an hrn. 8dbIfslc
unc fsrnr cen Gmpiana pen 3 Rifsn
nstf 1919 oon ru GineinatIi lu.na..
msinrs untn Ger Nru0s rt 6m. %.
pfineer. Das tslsAie Gommin eaith i'm
Nanm Ger Bsr6lfnun9 con Brarn 60.
cen 0sbun obier Smeunafn itimn beri.
lidsn Ianf al. Qsien bat eaidte auf
p1ipa,wsatn in G1f1btuna asbratt. eoe
nod zen pislsn ancsrm Sldelm Sen
eunAen, ttlcneer5 fir New uIm tta'mmt,
an ca5 Rslisi 9onite in e.. PIN! ee:
lanrt lporetn inr. pom esnsn mir oter
biz isBi nod nihtS %cmpianaeu t,ben.
I'm eatu hrnnen Sutblmsrn 'oo,1rtsu
gen, uludsu mir f%rsuneIina ous riemi.
atn, ms!&s uus nod wsiter,u untnnIBen
aelonnen finn, stpaiae Gneunen in
@elp u.(. 10. nuE our aaaidlitbIidsn Der
iiauna re @omitts in Ntm Him III nsl
len UNI unttr ioI9fnprr benimmtu Hssl:|
Re a%tauitnrsn ~SuIius punie, Rem
ulm. care Of j. 70. Guhtlt 81 pal."
6srnu m6btm mir nod ra1aui ruff
muflam modem, eae % fan unmalid
il, nod wfiIns Ssnrunaen in GHtem au
e1ball.n, ca Ger lEanapert BON "a <eHe
bic N.w uIm pr Ndls nit unnlbrnas
lihen Rclsn oNbunesn. une cit tub'
(bifabrt ru1h rtn brsits sin9sl1enen
Binhr e.berm mi III. 81 TOUT une l'es
um 70 msbr | 10 "a Qnare Rlttee1,nr
8tttl,ue flr uns ras uolbwmptAns3s.
eirfnis ine. :
Dae Gomi .
2. pau(r {
6. Joeot5. {
>lobu :. 8ue'b. {
so 1,htEsjh
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

+ NJ 18ie MIR auS'St. 5eouie, 8tdt.
tim trftbsn. pfre 3ner nit BtRfurmibeit
BE 0aliisfeit4 81. Ball IL. 3. fSlafre
.snr&tss <unh trift4ba,a III asi5tssn
8pttery{tuaAso.s1t 80 snnats,@:s!r }E}'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
Elite Der Sricfe.

wsIds in Ter pofoiRee ~ Iaosnport, geet
Qoun'v, bic sum 90. Rcp. 1862 Iitatn a,bt,.t.n
inr une rsIte iss. auf 9eis9l ets UtnsralrpR
msiitsrs i'm .ItmUtr11" p~utlt;trt rere.u. &c
n''c st6ften, tst'm Gtbclsn eu Akxfe "Adver-
tised' ju (astn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
Guittuuaen:

(@ir wute7 fdnitia auf fefstuesN
quinirsn, 70 rae jsr,r abcnnert' 8
aus isiner Quitting e1ft6t, BIS uanl
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

0neem wu rc,Rsbtnee Bsfanuc,
DUNG pom N,u uIm brett riqia1 +,
nrbmen: m61tttn- mir uus rit Irdat1
unisre Rilt1rnu nlaubsu, Oh eenn "
oud bisr In Daptnrcrt nrof lur -Qi..
runa Ter Noib unluu v%anteltute in g.
Him asldebeu f5nnte2 O. mill une b
iotinsn. rob MIR nift adn,li& aurdt
ben el1flen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

Mm eamaas stna cine Grpebthsn, ,ouS
uns 600 Nann bsa,teuD. p,n
bier ab. Gle fstrts sefsru aurt6, na4stn ne
10 Mstlen unterbaIb Dob Sad Bap ,psrtt,sar
Salswsrfe jeTfort unb 8 ftnslt&t ntdets ae.
fanssn seuou1uen bate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

NJ Speaker, L e tbs duty Of the Govern
ment TO provide some safe and practicable
system to remedy this evil that all 90 gener-
ally and justly complain of. The. money
order system being no new and untrled eE.
pertinent, requiring vast sums OF money 70 put
Il In operation, without knowing what It's
practical result viii be, eOmmends itself Tor
its cheapuess, utility and safety, to the favor
able consideration OF al. Il eoats oompar4
atyely nothing to try it; I. has been great
convenience TO the people and a source Of
revenue to the Government in all countries
where 1t has been faithfully tried; and pre-
dict the same results here il fair trial Is
given TO It. This system will have benef-
cial effect on the Post-ofice Department BY
excluding money from the mails, and this
alone should give it favorable considera-
ton but viii not take up the time OF the
Housei in explaining Che bill further, and
now ask for the previous question on It's pas
sage.
The previous question was seconded, and
the main question ordered.
The substitute was ordered. ea
The bill, as amended, was then ordered to
be engrossed and read third time; and be.
ing engrossed, It was accordingly read the
third time, and passed.
Mr.. Blake moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was passed; and also
moved TO lay the motion to reconsider upon
the table.
The latter motion was agreed to.
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81 Ia Il ~ tlmo when he public are fever
is6EiRF . shs army Of She Potomac
ior ihs soiion and victory which has been 50
Iou7 G prsparstidn, Que Of Ia most able and
asIidg.ensFala has suddenly died. No man
q tha alag had a grestsF reputation tor bra
7srY end energy than hsi no man mOrshe
Tie admiration and devotion Of his soldiers.
TIE 6sld was his home, and the saddle bis
thIone. Inaction was death 70 him, and TO
Uis doWn in the mud and walt for the devel-
opmsnt Of the VanacOndaa plan ohaied
arainst lis restless spirit he was peculiar
" ft,sd ior rapid, dashing warfare, in which
be could sweep doRn upon foe, seize pris-
onsrs and property, aud be OF 70 new
point 81 attack before The 6rst recovered
from is astonisbment. His wild life upon
ths blsiss Is AuntsE, explorer and surveyor,
haa ms3s him an Ideal military hero. BE
had bssn eharselerisedb By Gen. Scott Is 'the
great Anerican original soldier" and he well
msriled the ttle. BE was the second Of Pot
Ter IN De contemplated duel with Pryor, and
had doubtless done much fighting upon the
''bushVhacking" style, In the course Of bis
adventures upon The great American desert
Two or three times, since hosdlities COM
asncsd between the Government and the
fsbsls, be had made journeys through the
Southern States on important and secret ser
vioa. And we believe, if anything would
have put new life into his veins, and new
utrsnTth into his limbs, Is he lay upon his
dsath-bed, 1t would have been the order-or,
We should say, psrnissiOn-trOm the General
commanding, to ''advanoe at viii upon the
snspy"
Those Who we're at The taking Of Phillippi
lasi sunnsr, where Gen Lander command
"a, nssd not to be reminded Of the fearful
ride which he tosk down the bluf leading
% The river. He had planted two sections
q ariHsry-Capt Kinnsy's and Capt.
RieSs-upOn the bluff, hAdWitnessed few
ogthsir shots, and then ssW an unexpected
no4smsnt in the valley below. Instead Of
taking TIE road which wound down around
he hiIl-Which would have given him g
ride Of half . mile to reach the desired
point-hs put spurs to his fiery hOrs'
and plunged as full speed down the
face Of tbe bank, through plOughed field
and then over rocks and treeg where not one
nan IN hundred would dare walk hOrsI
dOWn. Those who saw the feat could not
bat give him equal credit for bravery ani
eOolnsss with that which made ''Old Pats
gallop down the stone steps so famous.
Gen. Lzndsrs soldiers loved him dsvotedly
and, ss one Of his officers said on hearing o
his death, ''The men would all bsve foIlOwei
him to the death if be gave the word."-
Thsrs Is mourning in the camp to-day 70
he true and gallant soldier, who was no
permitted to see the anal overthrow Of th'
rsbsls whom he would hsvs 80 msnfully
fought
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Acting Major Second Ohio Oavair
Gen. Lane,s Uwn RxpIanalIon.

Oeus Lanes UWm EXnllmatk0us
Gen. Lane has addressed the following let.
ter to the State Senators of Kansas, explana-
tory of his position in the army and in the
0. 8. Senate. Il will be seen that be returns
to the latter forthwith:
LHAVHNwoRrH, Kansas, Feb. 26, 1852.
SIR;-There should be a perfect under
standing between you, the local representa-
tves Of the people of Kansas, and your
representatives in the National Congress-
To this end make the following statement:
On the Goth Of January left Washington,
expecting to take command Of a column de-
signed to movein four separate bodies through
this State, southwark.
Il was understood by the Senate, and ex-
pected by the country, that satisfactory ar.
ragsment Wolld be made with Mai. General
Hunter. Such was my conviction.
came to Kansas, therefore, intending 70
arrange matters with him, to resign my seat
in the Senate to you, from whom I had re-
ceived Il, and then notify the President Of the
acceptance Of the commission Of Brigadier
General, which was not to issue until the re-
ceipt Of such notification.
ImadeeVery effort which self.respect would
permit to effect this arrangement with Major
General Hunter. failed. The correspond
encs when published win prove, Indeed, that
could no. have served under him in any
capacity, however subordinate, without deg
relation.
had no military ambition beyond that
connected with this Expedition. desir ed
10 surround the Institution OF Slavery with
Free Territory, and thus girdle the cause of
the rebellion itselE Without fault on nv
part as believe, 1 have been thRsr ted in
this, the cherished hope Of my life.
The sad yet simple duty only remain to
announce 70 you, and through you to the
people Of Kansas my purpose 20 return to
my seat in the United States Senats-a pur-
pose declared to the President through tel
gram Of which the following Is copy:
LHkTEEWoRTHi Kansas
Feb. 16, 1859. b
All efforts to harm0niEs with Maior-Ge
ersl Hunter have failed. am compelled to
decline the the RrigadieEship.
J. q. LANE.
have nothing further 70 ssy. trust
you win End me e ever isithfal TO the 6tate
and the country. ALI an and al I have
ahall now, Is heretofore, be devoted TO them.
Wishing you health, happiness, and 9 safe
return 70 your eonstltuen!s
I remain your friend and servant
J. q. LANE,
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The InhumnnIrr Of Var.

1t has besn well said, as fitting comment
upon the protestations Of the London Times
and other English papers, against the alleged
'fnhumanity" Of the warfare Of the Federal
Government, that "the dungeons of the Tow
sr; the feshless grinning skulls which, Of
old, formed the appropriate ornaments Of
Temple Bar; the bloody assizes of Jefries (;
the ravages of OlaYerhouso; the massaeres
of Droghsds and Glencoe; the Indian tOma-
hawk and the scalping knife employed in our
war of the Revolution; the victims of the
old Jersey ship; the HindOo rebels, whose
living bodies were rammsd into mortars and
fred into the air. al bear witness to the
murderOus revenge with which England Wis
its rebellion against her authority"