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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

KNOLD'S WRITING FLUID,
keeeysd this day Que rssk OF Aruold,s writiny
Ei.4si, -hiehi guarantee to be- genuine.
~ W. WEsGoTT,
IBID Main-st. I'd door from sfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

.. O n. coming GAVIN Ct 6sy. We'>omt' 1h' -'ai
i,,ot oa,oe ~ att and revealed tie pfnepal cas-
OF he most hating and "ea4in. H."
600 Nealy every 1ce On rho road wa nf'fed
end torn Inv the wagon bubt. lbe evidence 81 re
n.cessi,v n prv and lift the vehicles becA INTO ihs
81 nod ,vsre constant. With the snIise. our pro-
o,ess ,yss constant. At Z, ;be rear OF The division
came ont of he forest upon The grea, clover and
xvhea, fields Of the Hsxa estae-and upon the nigh
Ground which skrted them it wat evident that our
artillery was to he paced-and of 10 the West the
masts Of the ;ron-elad steamers al anchor IN the
James River were visible. Were the banks oIpo-
site their guns so high Couldn't their fire sweep
the plain Must it fall in parabolc curves through
the air
The tents are pitched the Graded wheat If brought
in in bundles, and after wretched coffee aid the
curse Of hard bread have been again endured, we
fall on the unthrashed straw, and are asleep. But
not for long There is a reveille that in war If
heard from afar-the roar of light artillery. Onr
rear guard is engaged opposite Savages Station, and
Sumner and Kearney, and Hooker, and Siekles, bar
the pursuit Of the enemy. What noise is ms
on the lett Porter 10 caught while yet IN the
woods Battles are TO be forced on us then be-
fore we are in position on the james River
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sunday, and
now Monday-fghting and marching without cessa'
ton, What troops can endure Ill The Rebels Will
certainly give us TO rest. We have got TO fight.
They will make us fight. They can afford to make
Ms fight for they have three soldiers to our one and
their CONSUMPTION law will keep their $50 regiments
cbock full, slaughter them as we may. And mind
me. Northern friends-ther regiments fight with g
desperate courage. They go with orderly Joy upon
the nuzzles of our guns. Neither French nor Brit-
sh infantry ever charged field batteries with steadier
fury.
The fire from Poiters column grows louder and
louder. Rebel artillery and infantry, discovered
about o'clock in the afternoon secreted near us IN
the woods, into which they had marched down from
Richmond, drew the shell-iring of the Galena, OF
her consort. Thrown high in the air, the immense
shells exploded above the ambush. Of course, they
must 60. But have Sumner, and Heintzeman and
Franklin, and Porter, got to fight their way to the
rverfght in the woods out of sight Of the position
on the river which was TO be our arc OF safety II
they have, can the change Of base Of the imPer!ed
army be accomplished
oh, where are the reenforoements that should
equalize this unequal and bloody butchery in that
dark forest
Farewell The order is given for the regiment;
TO form in line Of battle. Prisoners sent in by Porter
declare that ll6 regiments marched ont OF Richmond
this morning. s'w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
MCLELLAN'S POSITION.
,ns.nc. Of The Philadelphia Press

Corr,.pondenc. OF The Philadelphia Press
W,saiNeros "Wednesday, July 2. :! o'coek m.
Private letters aud couriers from the column
Of Gen Mcclellan, not TO speak Of those re-
ceived by the Government, which will prob
ably be published tomorrow, represent our
the White Hou,e on Thursday last. and have
been it il believed, continued TIL Monday, as more
serious than reported. Recoiecting the too favor
able first impressions OF the most careful correspon-
dents of the first two DAYS 6ghts and surrounded ~
am by cloud of conflicting rumors, l am not dis
posed TO hold ont hopes that the reality may dsap-
point.
Gen. Mcclellan will, il il now said, MAINTAIN the
position TO which be has RETIRED if he does all may
vet be we'll. That he has been much weakened BY
the repeated assaults Of foe greatly his superior in
numbers, is beyond question. That he has greatly
damaged the Rebels, is also true; but the whole
fate OF the war in this section depends upon he
ability to keep up his present lines of operations.
My own Judgment s, after very full consultation,
that he cannot DO dislodged or captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
SKIRMISH NEAR BONNEVILLE.
CoRISru. Wednesday. Jl

NuKINTH, Wednebday, july :, IoV@'
Eight or ten regiments of Rebel Cavalry, under
Gen. Chalmers, attacked Col. Sheriden's advance
guard about two miles south of Bonneville at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning.
our companies made most brilliant charge on the
enemys rear at the same time that Maj. Conn OF the
% Iowa Cavalry made dash in front and on the en-
mys left, alarming the enemy 80 much that Col.
Sherilcn was enabled to hold him in check.
About b O'Clock the enemy commenced reireating.
but Sheriden. having only the ID Iowa and The "a
Michigan Cavalry, WAS unable to pursue.
No report Of the loss is given.
TIE ene,ny make dSwcpswstcrs daily On d'f.'ss'
carts If oDE jRs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
THE FEDERAL LOSSES BEFORE RICH
MOND,

Boston. ThursdAy, July 2. IStz.
A special dispsioh TO The Journal states that Col.
Powell T. Wyman of the Massachusetts 10th was
killed in the Richmond battle. Col. Edward ".
Kinks of the 10Th Massachusetts, wounded. The
reported loss of the I'D Massachusetts - $50 in
killed, wounded aud missing that Of tine Masssehu'
sets 9th, 81. The llth also suffered severely, bav-
ing only four line officers left. The Union lots 10
stated at 5000. The loss OF officers in the Msssa-
chusetis regiments engaged is very great.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
SICK AND WOUNDED AT FORTRESS
MONROE

The following IL list Of the wounded brought 70
FortIe,s Monroe by the ganboat Stepping Stones on
Inesday night
FHsr Ngw-Y0ss John Bistop. 60. A, wrists Cart w
H. Foster. 90 a, elbow.
SECOND arV ioeS.-- Richard foWtrs CO. n, hard.
rahp .,K~- RoEs.--ocofso fayn.. Go. y, arm.
Yis,u hE0 Nosk -sergt HdBsfd ntfunn, Go. q. ann !
J ~ Lfopu, 90 ", Hand, H. Moore. 90, /. J Farley Co
/, az, S.s a. A Mitchell, Ic. EyWG, ~ psnsL A..
!, ksIti A. a. kltdGlp. C. J. loH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
THE EFFECT OF THE WAR NEWS IN
BOSTON.

BosroS. Thursday, July ?. 1852
The war news received up to O'Clock to-day,
caused temporary depression in the stock market.
U. 3. 3-lOs opened at 1884 fell to 100 and closed
a, 1901 After the board, there was better feeling,
and largo lots Of Government leans sod at loi
10 1914.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
DEATH OF STONEWALL JACKSON AND
GEN. RHETT.

BALTIMORE. Thursday july ,, 1867.
TIE Richmond Dispatch of Monday announced
The death of Gen. Stonewsll jackson, snd Of
General Bagnwe Rhett of South Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

EloHsn--A A,ne. -. !, sourtrd ieEi r. sayrss Co J.
wounded, T. Rri..on. Go. n. v9nndtJ lsE:
7f1rrSEc0s D--l,ol s.uar' II biaekl biI,d len'coi
J. b. SWriigaI s0usaso ali pNJonfi Mof j. W Faite
Don. Bls,ins: Capt b. None, wounded and prisoner
Cslt Il. J. Cro.l,r velnoed bsilys Loot y, sstteTc
neu.ad Inv. k,l, aStEeedi wv tNIlt+Lt1. rs Le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
Couttuued from First Pn$e.

tho vaioe, bat ii 10 immense One thing % e'r&m'
hw little has fallen into The enemys hands.
olose 10 ride back 10 the rear now od' root.
ca p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

The following is an incomplete list of killed and
wounded, collected from various sources, at Savage
Station. Some of the wounded Are in the hands oil
the enemy the killed werea all left on the battie-heic
while others are now waiting Transportation.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
General NeIfon

6d am 20. ,. u. 49, ni&t In ter 6&la&t
fir Nr,tbeit unb Baterlano, ~lonpern se
Don rsr m6rpuii6en 6ano oee
Union. @enerals Stf. 6. Dapis: usber
cen traurt9en Gou miro beri&ttt. bab
Nel(on auf :b%slstpiosnee Rstsn esm Daois
inc @sG&t ssfalaeen. wornuf eisfr itn
nod finsm 3immer pnfoIat uno ibn
pur@'s 6sr3 9ei&o6sn babe.
Mn Nellon p~srlisrt ne llnicn etnsn
unb trsu.n Sffsier. Der Qsuis
uiuu ,.Anaei0er" bsmutt lber I'm: Ala
R,ntudp- ste btfaunte NsutralitdtspoIittl
arcptirtt. elite Nafon nod Wa' b,"aton
unp uwirfte bort untsr psm BnRanr.
BON 6rn. 0arrtu Davis uno anrern
Is. 900 @.wsbre 3ur @er'bsiIuns an lcpa:
Il 6omsea,pe Qompa9nten, um pitieIbsn
einau,rneir,n unp troB Der Neutralttdts
politit in ben Gtanr ~ fssen, &entudp'e
2opalitdt atasn ris @s1rdtbn In unisrs'
Mitte III ,pobren. al5 bic 3eit fam. jens
N%eutralitdt In Tolae pts trobeneen Gin
faue rsr @ewifouiRen Dor. gtrns0et al
mdblie aufluasbsn, "a s1i&ue @ellon
pas Camp did &obinicn", fammeIt'
caf,lbf 10000 Mann unr oraanifrtr III
n H,0imentu. Spdter. tefrttte Ct IN
Dem T1sftn sci Sap mouutoin o.
RentudY BON ru Rstsusn'a rmu zee
@erro @o1po @iQiame. Gr modte aus
rem, nsutrolsn Ventudp etnsn aftipsn Nn'
tbetl nebmenesn %lnionefoaf. brr jsst IN
Bnbdltuis au lsinu Bspdlteruns msb'
Waunf&ot in tn un'onsarmse 5feber
bat, ole iraene- tia aaeerer Staat. -Ntt'
lpn par ee aud. psr Al tem Alorrft4n
Gie9t unltrer Nru,ee auf hem ablutta.r
5&lo&tfelos bst SbiIob ni&t wenis bsi
tvua.' e.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
Gin pffeneS @efdnbuif.

Der ~@i&monb ,Dispat&" pom "a.
entbdlt fol8ente Notfj:
uDie ptr erwarttt bdbem
Die ganfus Rsben in Be8rif ibre Nr'
nee BON 6urptr's Gerry, BE mir a.
fanesn 0snoumeu baben, eeasn pis Sn'
oian.r ~ (tnotn. Dat unfsr @oubtr'
neuent feline Mittsl, UNI otefsn
vE1eubrud" jurd&en?"
Dtss 1T tin ofenes &%inAsfanrnib. bab
BE Siour unp anbere Snoiannfdmme.
mel&e ris @rduel oes. Morrss une BIZ
@erbeerune In BE &nfsrslunaen rsr @st:
Gen estroeen bobsn, Don ben &etsuen ale
Bunreeaeno0en bstradtet wereen, mttbin.
pab bic Snriauer ron ben &ebtusn auf-
eewieaett Vnc.
Dirp unier @oupernsmsnt (dumeu. tie
redt.n Mtttsl au .rareifsn, UNI piefe Nis:
pertra@t an, zen &ebsuen ~ rd&fn? ST.
nerdIe (inb 3ur 6unb, Ipsl&e 20 nertsbsn.
ben Gstnp 3u i&loBen unp wsI@s Jpn ni@'
msrben our&i&llpfen la6sp.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

. aber mir rtopneus nai&t 70 bart urtbeilen,
b6yt nur err bje, Sllapusf aut 70 1tre
aud nod uub mad: iene 1 Fttlidteit uae
jene Snbumauitdt f&wtuben, tpsl&e II
bet Der psi6en 8sp5lteruns .erleust bat.
3uesu bsutt pobl Ntenanp' In GrnR 3D.
rom ta6 be Ntbslsn nor hfm 1. Sanuar
frsiwiuie bic Dafsn frsdtn wsresn. sne
aud 2lnseln pi1p -eAe -nl&t irlpariit ba.
sen. ale Il 5elnt proclamation f&rtst. -
Deuno6t blibt. IS pabr. babS f!bR BIZ
e fauenbdntte. bic Neau MID. neutIt&u
ale rt&tsloitn7 @sasnfanb bee 6anbels
bdttsu :b.lsidnen, tbnnsn, als hts IN etn>
coins protlamatton sef&.ben III. europa
utrb ni@t unfeb'en. earauf Rauusno auf"
msvffdrn ~ #nta&en. 6tsr ater mdGen
MIR frct fttn, tab Is porlduFs aud rfur
+" nett Sstouimsu n. Der xampf fdr
Befrsiuue Der: @floutn III bod e6fas.
uno miro bofsntlt& aud talo setettn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
~ gon ou.Gsd,,u R'5men e.

K BON ouetSdtnn f,5mm St0.
nun9.n ouf QinepN buob. ale mare e.
Elm ar,iiu W.Gidt @tuiflih bibsn
ptr feline p,oflama bn mtutommsn. pisi
leidi nod auf.thtidg. ols ale ieint @la
qu.urt. 2ltrr mir lhnsn In iens Opa
ttoneu nt&t einfimtrn. Dsnn Run3 Of
f,nbuniA atlaet: rpttn MIR YrdGr.nt as.
wei.n, 10 bdttsn u j.nt proclamation
(&on Dor stnsm, "a In Subr ulaNtn unp
gtrthgt1tH Vi, Dft4tIan cue pu Nrmss
asjaet. Dod bsGsfpdi. ale "a. ni6t.
Hlr ZEN Wu9sntW freusn mir une nsiI
u1sbr lbsr Die Denttattn uno dbn Ten
,6plit'', psn rie MrtIamation 0ineoln's
unt,r ibnen pnu,I&t bat. Du bslns
1bsil. b. b. Or loyE. trsnnt 1& bereits
Erlfia BON Den pro hueFrtleutsn ab, noel.
DE- elei& Ssf. Dap Die Union pisrsr
bsrfisI.n upousn, .,tie { ewar", unr
balp rpsrrsn ne Ndtldufu Ter ,1imse".
ets .6uolp''. ~ .Rsputliean", rec
.Areue", pss ,,4ncerat u. N'ms" II.
ale rae auesrlflsrteS5o!t re Jtn. Ooo'e
i'm @oreen olein tp Don alien asmtersh
pafsbnn. Sn S4hois bot rn te0ne
1bul Der Dsm{latis NIT Sueuiol,
Seotts. 3updnnrf ~outton u. {. 10.
an r.r Spiet 6a k.its fiji Aufbsbuna
SET Saapnei unp k,.rjo4uns pse Ell
pens ntldrt, uno ri@u,t Der ,.Gim.s".
res ~Araue". Der '%,lnion", rt .,Mtws"
II. I. 10. ino 10 eSuidli&s, als erouies
GrIdetnunaen. n:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

Gin pat1ioti(htr +&sieran. -9n dnfrt
Ger Snriana 3saimtatsr, eae Ia et19tage
pom ,1unispius, AIabama,s febt. etsnt stn
Hrdpiuist.. Nameuseec <}otn 6tds,, que
Driueeten, Snsioua. Dte(er noble Sol'
BOT n ts,etts g.. Sabre alt. Ut stents
i'm, xtisae son 1912, ma6se cen msrita'
+ni(&eu unp Bla6 6aml 4riea nj. fo&i
in eer S&lahtbi piitsburp' sanptas uno
|ia tutf&ledsn, TO- lense: IN usr alnte Az
|tlsitrn:a<t is. eas Camp eue. ben Araeen
III @sttdsn wterer ,aiiduotsrt II. ptds
Epi.ntt Rste ais aemetnsr Selrat .unp stalHF,.
inert 3D. uersr nm efn.. 4ffsf,rstfftif ROO
r. ben Selp. Dieler @rets IT Elm Asufts
,su etaeM 3Atiisttx esleasfx'i
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
;5dnblsr autl.n,, ;rppuptet q Is yro3eut 6fs
fsn,li& ab1os. Hie: otel q bstmlt@ BON
BEN, nae bic 16npItr srbielten. auel@lee.
1T unbefannt. -
! s!l---
r6ter ,l,,b brlbeis.

6duFss 3lassn lber manseltofte 9sr<
paeeunA unlerr +9oleaten IN Den 9oipt'
-tdt,ru rurro,u ptruur,u.st'. 6tyr man,
rpt. .s In BET S&la@t vi 9tfp3tp te.sins
uunp man: yauiIp' fnttn,' tob Der xrtsg btsr
rpie b1dben, alei@s, nt&t iu befettieenee
uebeifdnbe NIT ii& flbrt. BE frstlt& bart
Guo' far Dtejsntesn. weI&e Ge aum @obls
oct @t(ammlbeit trasea md0sn. a.; ,,r
Der @.f&ih,sf4rstber 6duGer aattt Die
:Dpfer oer eiuSt9sn S&la&t' ccn% 2sipjts
auf.@ Die prtusen 3dblttu an Eettsn
unp 8erwunpsttu 1ter 10000 Maun,
pafunt,r $40 Sffatstt; ete 0efretter
l5er $4,000 Manu unp ,420, Dffattre;
ete RuG.n atsr 81, 900 @emetas une 66l
Off,i.re. Dae fno jufauau1sn ttntes
so, 600 Manu., aus Dem reiten eet&en'
feipe .aet,n btt Brantfdtttn Yon msbr
als 20. D6rfsrn tersor, ee1.u Bswobner
,unsEbiil talFos unp bunSsrao stu Ob'
bad .luaten. Qsbn Rae Qoos osr 8sr.
psnpeten, 6ertdt.t Der s4rat &eils. Der
lelbf 4ttn"O pftra t.s QoSaretb Gtebt1s
ruros: I'm manattn Oftsn Iaatn ft,s
eef@t&tet wte bic 6drtngt
ia ttren 9pnnen, ale nod In tbsen
blutteen @twdnbtru hsr S&la&t. I'm
ter 10000 8npunpsten bate nt&t Gtnsr
etu 6smp, B.tnu&, Dsde, Stroblad, a.
erballeu. Die nit 3erbro@eneu @ltepsrn
,oarsu auu, erSbtsx' stetl osrlorsu.' 'Dts
Binpen aus SolSfdden sef&nittst,.
unb utl&e bic baut nit ,nabmen. No.
fe nod sana mar. Mtt robsn Dad
(@inbsln wurpen Die 3erbro&suen glitter
ae &i.nt, DIT Dprattoneu oft pefdumt.
Of. Don llnbnufsuen vol3osen: gu b'e'
fem GIsno paste he NabrunB unb Netn'
NGtefi. Gar Man@er, Der nt@t an fsts
men .@unben. Rarb, etn8 an S&md6s.
y6un8sr unb lnratb ~ @runee. Nuf
Dem .cfen.u 6ofe Der 81reerf&ule In
Q,ipaie fab @.tle .tneu Berg, rtr oue
Rebti&t unb 9st&nau,tn fetner 2anbs>
leute bsfano; fe loeen nadt uno nur,
ben pom 6unesu unb Haben angsfrsi1sn
ale tpeun. fe Mifnbdter eepsisn pd.sn'
(Gr. pr.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
Gin 4bquu.nt }t.itt an rem n. 3

Gin Abounsnt tteibt an cen ~M. q.
Dsmotra.": ,}Auk auuu|di6pr Quru,
aebt urs 81, Na& III au. rob Me@Isuan
I'm Bse'if hebt, d. Obneommaneo rn
potomac Armee H%ieerauls0en. UNI Zoe
Amt eiuss IetsnslxRlt&sn @%ouu:rnsure
ibsr @rsenmoop @snttrp ~ ibsrnsbmsn.
Als 6aup'motiu rile isinfs GntldluGss
f0brt man an. stHl aon3 abjonruIi6s
eitbbdbnd fir ~ Reretsuu& fil@
aufeserubsnsr 1rps; (oronn Elm Iuua,s
iuesnrIi&ts Sis&Mm, ~ .rs0tn Ssisi<
ttauna j." 'ea esns 'bo"rt!"ren AtrA,t"
ormabtn NIT Gill unr S,abI dbnid''
tipt ~urpt, pa6 in Gotpe ps1tn stns
uawief1Rtbl'&e aspatbie asssn atIs 81
len, unp S,ablp1dpr aie leinsr btmd&aai
BAT. H.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
BerGnoerung i'm Cabinet.

Dat 5erart, M. Blair unp Bates ee,
Urstestsproflomatfon osS prdfpentsn
opppnirt bdbsn. rab plrrsn tptr als AZ,
nte bebauptet baben. fsIbf wsnn bic 1T
iihe YrsGe pas @eAenibal be1t&tu bate,
llsbsrs 0stdnpnunQsn i'm Cabinet babsn
MIR obrr btr.tts 70 oft lssre @sr0&tt a.
b5tt,. ,boe mir, auu,al bel ru Glo2ieitd'
sins6 amerifani(6eu politifers. ,psnia
@epi&t ouf bas neuIt&s 9dearamm lea
ten, rpelhss eit R.6ena,ton Seuarr's in
Nusddt RsQte, Denne& (&sint Is pttb
mol Grnt wsreen III woQsn. Der Sra,
tioual Snteutaenter ndmli&, toe Oraon
'S.marr's,' rsr ne GbaratterloGgssit unit
S@ra&f6pGefsit unftrer Rs9inuna al
ipiseslts unD psrtbsfctete, bat ilb pl6sIi&.
no6r.m 9inroln ftinen ttsnsn @ea etn'
sef@lasen, pom Ger @ssieruus a%beepanr'
unp p,nuneirt nun In td9li6 %erneue1ten
&norifen, Qtneoln unb feline lsb'en pro
flama'iontn. Die Grsunr(uaft jpii&en
9tn.oln uup S.waro miro reuno@ au
Gnce (tin mdNtn uop Der bFent!t&e 9ru&
flnn utat tango ausblribsn. Gpere4t, Ser
psm Sewarp aum Na&fol9er befflmm'
lsin (ou. mar aIsrpinas uoresm Demotrat,
rsnuneirts absr tsfannNih {sit Nusbrud
eie(tr N%epolutiou Die S%flapsnbaltu ale
Ole, ,urbebsr be &rieaes unb srfsnnt In
Der Aufbebune br Stlauerei oas aletntas
Mittl flr sinen oauuncsn Grteren. An
@ewanrtbsit une &tuntniRtn asbt abe.
bsfannllid Gpnet rsun @araro Hi&'
nod. Derpirni&t G@ alio tisie Berlin:
peruna I'm Rabinet, 70 f6nntt eas 0ane
d@ Slid wdnfden.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
QIbolitipu - Gmam3ipatipn.

.@el1t6tlt@ ui1p ppt'ttl@ popsn 4lete
betren Nusbrlde zine peri&ieosne Bebsu;
tune. Die &bo!ittoniaeu ~perlane,p II:
Nufb,bun0 Der @tlaperti I'M Namen e,
W1pral imp rss >M,ui&enrs&ts. = iii
g. an5lpationiftsn eastat' feye.rn eis
Mu(bebune rsr(slbsn QUO polthi&en, 70.
3ialeu pter aus @rdnpsn bsr NlBlt&teiI
unp cer 3%wsdmdbi0ttft.
Der NbolittoniRtu 9ttt IS istt nod feb'
ueniee tn r,n. Der. @taattu; re Gnp,
auberbalb t.r tIttnep Yarlei bes ,Bmre0
pbiuips, sisentlt@ ,nur unter BEN Dsut
IDEA Al fnetn.. -Doeeeen bat bic 3abI
0cr GmaniipatieniRen f& in No'oen 70
uernthtt unb 1T 10 im 3unebmen. rae I'll
BALE feline @eensr msbr rbaben miro. QeB
tsr,s lpire ttfontsrs bte notbmenefse Sol
ae Der Gman3tpationsboti@aft tss Yraf>
penter 1sin mlGtn. gu @unfen b,
@tlapsrei unp 3u @unftn Der Rebsuion
lrtn3 niro nod otu4 ! Jdnuar auf: ra{>
{slbe binauslauftu, uno uer ten ,,96ttlts
den Snfitut", alepann. nod pas @orl
1spet. her mtrb @elbR BEN @e(tB eeeendba
nt&t n,.br 2opalitdt beanlpruden: f5nnen,
=. SO III oits pobl Elm srobu Bprt(&ritt
.unp ST. ben eineep uraelten 0orurtbsilsn
Der Amsrtfaner 9e9en~ BE fartf9e 3ae..
Elm Ar5esrtr Dottf&rtff, als' mir IN 70 fur.
aer 3ett. iemdls erpartn tdii.n. Dtnno&
m1Gen mir uns punpsrn, roe ete onsris
fanil&s frsit upp fh ~.apifal" uepntnpe
prs0e trobpem urb alspsm nod In tbren
alien: 0%orurtbeiltn bic an etn 6als 1Rtdf
unb ipdbrsnp ft politi}&. fortf&reittt, in
buuaner Bsittbung 70. ftbr fil ftebt. :poe
Ne In eintoln'8 gnaniipations Yrufla
nation ni@t 1ur ras Bnrf stnes rsiisp
tStaatsu'annes,,= fonbsrn aud poe~ @ni
eints ,,Gtl6fereze Der Meni&bfit" In ibrst
SonRntnttdt btertiet.
,Dtsis Proclamation psrfaat ia ndmlt&,
pab wenn pte 1ebsIsn our 3opalitdt ~
faadffebtet,, ffe- DE eftaperst ate ttdddtiett&rs
Snfitut bebaIten foasa,? ba6, ,penu III
aber in Nebtuion Begtu bas gouutIne
ment pertarrtn, |tte Stlauerei nit cen, 1.
Sanuar 1868 ni&t mtbr bsRebtn fcIs.
Drift buss nttdtt nit dnttrn Botttn :
@enn Sbr rRehelsu- autwiuia ~ Gutsr
pFidt isulriidfeLrt 70 elrft ;Sbr sur ST.
lobnune nod ME por eflautn psitf&en
unp @enf@enbanbel treiben, no Sbr 90
aber. niht ttut, 70 foQ, Gu& Gaur. Stlafe
bit!e @arbaret nt&t .retr Asfattst ittu2
6eiet bae nt&t NIT anpern @crten :
..,Wtnn, Cure 6srIett2lopaI ruerbsnt ST.
Sflapfn,zis iout;sS trv@eafdr fbaesn3, ,utnn
fe otsr I'm .gsuatbs bebarren. 10 fpQi .9br
fIet fetn F" Drift baS nttt NIT antern
Worttn tie Mtnidsnre&te berSbasbiaen
~ @arfte iraseu. um I'D eafar psHfGdt>
ben III erfaufeu3
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

autert BlsGurt,a., trpis aud f.in @i&tlet.
ben, bts6 aasS II Ia Betra&t ~ ,isbsn.
ueun Is f& uus BE ausf@tsi, elmer pst,
lung banoelt. eSm llebrfesu srlsnnt Or.
Ritplt an. eae gartbalpt In sutsn r,spt,
ltnifHsn 6dnpfn Ttt. Ct erudbnt fpGteQ
apeier- As43ts- bie~ gum Gref&aar.nbser
e,b6rien. mt bic bon. auerfanntsr G1@.
figf.fildeu-Aher mas biIf4 dsstIi@e@ Or
(&idH&fett, penn mon ft aubsr ZEN, ST.
reid a,bsrtasr uaebilintl&sr 6alfsmtttsl
R.Qt, unp an Ea8en psr 4rtfs BE Dofto:
rem a~uup.ulans au6sn am Gsaunsstbor
marten Idet9 ''h,-
50 bate nod f,5r gttl dbr polihI&.s
au iaa,n. 4. .. .lbtr oas Mt6lino.n ees
8nfu&s. Rssto .fdr ne sa&t @artz
balpi's III a%tptnnen; dber esn 3ufanr
Ger Dipae III On xalabrisn. tpobtn
be flstns Grh|&aaL in r.r B%tsrlneasn
6cfnuns. pSlt ercbsn 3uAua ~ ubalt.n.
e,b.n ,poQtts dter be @rdnee, rporur'
bd Wspro Monte BON @oribuIptf&u
Ssin Ter Rdnpf nsrmisrsn msre,n iolt, ;
uter ne g,hdltniG. in Rom f,ltR. u. T..
10. Atu sseorf nt&t oerse0sn 'wsrren.
pae ter 6tlrke Drama's in 8sttsn li,at
unp man In Eurtn' 6& nod rarunn 0rd
tet, Of u rur& tsu Senot, rutd Tin oe
m6bnli~.s ORR tin &risaeart&t oba,
urtbslt, orer, mas fonf nit lbm a,'ban
psrrm (olks.: unlsr eisfen llmfdnren
mu6 6& Fe Geret %innubo|b aewiAu
@rdnvnta,,sn. uni ni&t dnu Suds ~
idaotn, fur rts @afbaIrt. trsnn (,tn 6
ben 9Nitt,t mirb. md Wa1@fs ~ tbun
ustma9.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

$aris, 7. @pf Die RaRunp'n g.
a,n Msrito asbsn thuntobro&sn fort. Sn
loulon f6nnen .fdn 5000 unp In Gbu.
tours 900 NakE einaef&'ft poresn
isine unasrt&iutt y, In Qorisnt unp Brsf
,uinmm Gruppsn. SINNER
mebr fellt g f6 krous. .po6 g. t.t Re-
Qisruns ni&t a12, I'M, RE bd Yueblo
vbef&impft, Gaakntbrt," fonrtrn um
cine p%ouAanrfae ,petupotton -etsL 9.;nrss
~ ttun n. unp ~ fe .ualrt@ robet duff
Elm freunef&aftlttfs Btrtdltnib ~ Den
satRuatsn No1patstifa's fpefulirt.