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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
THE GATE CITY.
KEO u X:


The Csapssisisn 81 k@1Qmsfs.
The bittsrest and most unlnnly - well
~ most ungodly hatreds and prsjudicsa
ap sought just now to be excited in the
country against free negro labor.
Now NJ should like TO know how, in
the soonony Of Providence or Of man, free
negre labor can Be more injurious 70 the
interests Of the country or Of mankind
than slare negro hbor. Why should
Dsnosnts advocate > System in which the
capitalist owns his own lborefa, and BY
his great wealth is enabled 70 override the
competition Of free 1hits laborers And
Why should Dsnoersts prefer sash sys-
tenn to one which throws the negro a. .
free man upon his own iudividsal rssour-
cesg Free, he viii not Be used simply -
the instrument Of the wealthy capitalist
to monopolise all the avenues Of employ
mens and force the white laborer or
mechanic. who depends only on his own
energies, into ruinous composition with
the wealthy and influential capitalists who
own their mechanics and lsborers, and
have means and influence to crowd the
free white man to the wall,
Such has been the case throughout the
South, and such will continue to be tho
case more and mere, 10 long n the siave
system prevails. But let the system Of
emancipation, - recommended By the
President, b inaugnrated in the Border
Slave States, and how rapidly all this
would change. CapitalistA, farmers, manu-
fActnrsrs, mechanics and laborers from
the North would rush into the Border
States and re-organize all departments Of
business and infuse into them new life
and energy, increasing tenfold the de-
mand for labor and the productive and
permanent value Of those States. Foreign
emigration would be stimulated, and from
Great Britain and the continent Of Eu-
rope scores of laborcrs, Of manufactur-
81. end Of capitalists would come, to one
who ends his way here now. In the
msantime the free negroes would find q
congenial home in Central America, and
the West India Islands, and over the
border States, and as the process pro-
gpsssed wosld tend South into the cotton
States whore they would find remunera.
tive labor
Il is an insult to man and an impeach-
ment Of the wisdom and goodness Of God,
to insist that it is for the interest Of white
men that black men should forever b
held 10 slavsry. God created man and
gave him dominion over the beasts Of the
Geld, bat gave him no such dominion over
his fellow man, and he who assumes it
and argues thst Il Is for his interest and
for the interest Of his fellow white man to
keep the black man in slavery contrary to
the law Of God, insults his maker and in
jurcs his fellow man aud will eventually
incur the curse Of Gods violated law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

~ Governor Picksns, OF South Caro-
lima. proclaimed martial law in Charles
ton on the 9th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

[Special4to Times ]
Washington. May l0.
The unisersal topic, of coar1s, 10 III
Presidert's proclalnation denoapsing sni
repudiating the condusf Of Maio< Gen.
eral Huater. It was understood ysster
day that the President would wait fol
proof Of the authenticity If the alleged
proceeding, but to-day il was too obvioul
that the mischievous effects would b irrs.
parable if immediate action were not 10
ken. The effect ia Washington Inns been
most happy and reassuring: the grand pa
triarchial spirit manifested, yearning fol
the good ofthe whols- nation, more than
ever exalts the President 10 the conf.
dsnoe and lore Of the people. and increas.
90 the sway he has over oil extremes oi
political parties here represented.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
gave Mr.. Lathrop, the newly appointed
Collector for New Orleans, hearing To-
day. His statement, however, in his own
behalf did not alter the uniavorahle de-
cision previously arrived 1t BY the Com
mittee. Mr.. Lathrop requested An OPP
portunity to have his name withdrawn,
which was granted. The President will
probably, send in the name of Cuthbert
Bullitt, tomorrow, for the same position.
Mr.. Bullitt has been q merchant and i
resident Of New Orleans over twenty years,
and left there last year, because Of his
loyalty.
Especial to Herald.
II Is stated that Governor STANLEY is
greatly grisved 1t the course Of General
Hunter, and until the prompt and en-
phatic proclamation Of the President to-
day, was unwilling to undertake the Office
assigned 10 him in North Carolina.
It is clear that what rebels there are
this side Of the Blue Ridge are between
AcDowefls corps and fredericksburg and
Richuond.
Mr.. Spaulding. an active business man
of Washington, has returned from brief
visit to Norfolk. The citizens there are
not on bad terms With our roldiers, bu.
they are confident that Gen Mcclellan
can not reach Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

~ Neither Msr,ier nor Lyons have
any knowledge Of the authenticity Of the
intervention rumors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

~ Daniel S. Donelson, Rrigadior
General in the Confederate service, while
ordering his troops to burn other people
cotton and rice, in the Southern States,
recently sold his own in Sumter county,
Tenn. for Yankee gold and spreen
backs .s'-T Nashville Union
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
TAs Ex1sAitisn mp ths James kiver.
~ Washington, May 10.

TAs ExHsAitisn mp tAs James River.
NJ Washington, May 10.
No sficiAl Dispatch he's been received
from Com. Goldsboro about the expcdi-
tion up james River It comprised the
steam frigate Susquebanna, three gun
boats and the tug Zouave, the latter
mounting one gun. Thsy found the first
rebel battery, At Days Point. DESCRIBED
The rebel dag was flying over the battery
at Hardy's Point, IL miles above New
port News, but on landing was found de-
serted. All the rebel batteries between
there and jamestown with guns mostly
dismountsd. Near jamestown they met
the squadron under Commander Rogers,
which had previously gone mp the river,
aad learned from them particulars Of the
fight q Fort Darling, and disaster TO the
Naugaeack, Goldsboro's expedition wss
last hsaFd from on Friday, and we're still
going up the river, securing most OF the
ordnance left BY the rebels The gen-
eral evacuation below 1t. Darling doubt
len has given Goldsboroa chanoe to bring
up mortar boats, &c, to act effectively
/.
against the fort. The James river md
its banks are now clear Of rebel soldiers.
The Monitor and Galena were the only
vessels which ran BY Days Point and
Hardyl Bluff batteries. The remainder
Of the Aest stopped below. OF % shots
which struck tie Galena, Is penetrated.
None did the Monitor any damage, III
glancing OF. Both returned down the
river on Friday last. aalena is not ma
terially injured. They doubtless followed
Goldsbere Saturday up the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

- A lsttsr 70 psrson IN Brandon,
from Ship Island, says that Vermont prii-
vate on guard there Ten sick one night
and was takcn to the hospital, where The
soldier gave birth to child. The soldier
and the young recruit are doing well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

~ Billiard playing by minors il for
hidden by new law Of the Ohio Leeis
lature, which went into effect last weeE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
B r TELE e 4 AP n.
McCleIian,s Array Moyinx.
White House. Va. Nav lS

White House, Va, May IS.
The army commenced moving, 1t an
early hour this morning, in the direction
of Richmond, and will ensamp some miles
in advance Of this place. The advance,
under Gen. Stoneman. reached the rail.
road bridge At the Chiekahominy yester-
day. It is long trestle bridge, two
spans only of which are burned. It can
be rebuilt in very short time. The
pickets Of the enemy are guarding the
whole line Of the river in front Of Rich.
mond, making it very difficult to obtain
any reliable information from that city.
Gen. Mcclellan went on reconnois.
sance to-day = the Chiekahominy. The
programme Of opeations in front Of Rich
nond will soon be decided upon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

- Il 10 said that the beggan Of the
Southern Confederacy positively decline
Confederate notes. Louisville Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

/" n SeT w1saE sIas 20 nucn AUTHENTIC
tMMlmxa6aNca SVsNnx RRssLLIox cAn ~ OBTAINED"
]. = s.ss sos1 ro..s'... rnr ~oaE
1T n AELaA1LE COMPLETE, 4 DESIRABLE"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
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> rettr surepdil&e Snierrsntion tin9t
Hete q. g.. :11tbune reus 8frfen.:e Na@
surupdif&sn" prtpatbriefsn an ras etplo'.
matiF@e &orp6 Mr@aibfhb3ouffn H: nam.
lid Napolsou an ein,r ruffi@. preu6i(@>
-franj5Gl&sn Coalition arbsitsn, uu, sinsn
apsritaRil@m ;jG.isten fbtrbtiufabrsu.
Huf ttdr> 1bltsctRsbtnbtn Tdtftntcnssntton
in Btrttn2 fouSbtt @a@t. m,sttsr perbanbelt
unp bann In @stnsr GultttiSnete bfs: Bsr.
u,ttttlun9 uns ansstotfn nirpen, .unter
Nnbrcbun87 Ter Ansrtsnnun8 ssrE Gsnfs>
beratipn, fals ptr ;unb .bitfs 3upurlen-
uenbett b6Ri&f psrbittsn fsQen.->~
Gnelanrp mia% non aus :e.m eSptd laf.
fen. nm Rsijunaen Yosjubtu6tn. AUD
.fou .Gneiei,b ber appstit etwae psraonetn
ietn, baFman. IN CANADA, far. b.n;; faq Il,
nsr Esrrttrnuns 5ttsr linton. lptssrr lines Gen.
promtf7ss NIT bty SflauudafartS1 IT,
net 8srbintunB NIT psn Neu Gnelane>
aaaten, une, siutr 2eetti6uner ~ eng
lamb u1unfelt. ::
an spefulatieusn au.r::ast bas ss'tst-
men Mansel. ,~.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

Ne RebsQeu an ttrsa 6erteuttsnesn lur
[0lodtruns bsS SamySFuGts' 2sR6reu.
EAfupes- 9aaed -bat TIN utuli@ fsihtn al.
|lstbS&fsn Beital 6sjeIst, unp va tuteSt
natarIt@ uiebr, ale ber Corn a4er n6rplt'
den psrb AboliiioniRen.
alu&4 9ppoJrtsfrnse5 W5rftsFoniue, f2eHift
Ralt1 1T bst Gort Monroe, au6er sinsu,
anptsn 8sobsu 1betl eer-~ Dsr.~S taaten
@arin
.loqen eiefe M6rlerbeete Sort Darling be.
.f&tt6sn unb far w Bsf&itbuns SCI iuFFtrs
;bSbsn, benen ulfsre &%anpnfnboote znt&t
'bst!omu,et, it6nHtn~./ berwanet iperben.
Mau1tst sre6e 6ofuuns auf piefes Grs
pertinent. oeretbt wobl aber ~ lebr, jtae
unfere W6rferboote f@ tpeoer bei SSlonp
80. 10. nod bet{Gort ptaop, mod bet
8tdsburs bswdbrt baben. unb pab fe bet
Sort pulastt ale opbdta uun1b befunoen
woreen. aStdnbe Elm. Maun an Der 9ptSt
Ter. potomae. armse,T ber, Courage ,asnug
bate, UNI fi$7 forst:absr:(sia 8srl&an'
auneen btnaus 3u :tpueen. ba6 itu, Sads
ion nit SO bts 10000 @ann rt&t. a b,
banoen tommen f5nnte, 70 wdreest l@
f@on llbft aus Der 3lemn,t stsbeu. obne
,pob Is u6tbt8 Irdrt, atere pldBef. BEN
.Getnee prets ~ 8ebeu,' neil eereu 8ela':
bunasu: mad bsr. pirstnii&cn 6albtnid
beorbsrt wereen pa1sn.~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
NorterS Tlctte.

DE =Bauje =atrttttaIe Radt ttS Nor'
beus f&etnt .berbsts,rafen il p.resn. un
@eGlslan aus bsr 6aue ju jttksn. unit
UNI rem. S&aeeu ~ rspartren. ben q
pur& llufdbtatstt. poltMf&e Gtarattsrlo'
folet unp Gst8btit bn Ga1e .ber untoi,
JuatfaBt tat. MtGIIuan 4fI6f f&ttul
pabet uents, ttdti8 40 fsia, funtern be-
I'D -earauf fa ,s,ter bemaeaut
bet xauonsnbputs unit, feinersG fbtudQe g.
budsu- III balten. 6sinbli&e 6&aareu
umrinssn fttn, Eager, une; fauBea .tetne
auf unb u fdutj9m Ht@t eth,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
go Dempfrat.
Dapeupprt, aptpa.-
9ouueraas, ben Z. ausuft. 1862.
AuA btilt" 2tbtM.

Sin Dsmotrat unbs @tttr bon bsr pet.
zen bau,farbt- usa&te cine Nsiie* absr
Gam Gina Ahfnhs Ntsnal4lfibn biz
Duulelbeit, beppr Il bae (&dBenee Dbba&
err,i&en tonnte. pl6slt& uuree II BON
|Spisbuben unb Rdubern- astsfalsn. "
utbrte f& tapftt, tpdrs ober bale BET us'
berma&t unttrlessn, no i'm nt&t unsr:
partete 6alfe osporpen pdre. 1spst
admmist' Mdnntr tamen euf b.a 2drm
oee xampfse terbet. fslsn tber bte! 9tra'
6enrdutu Der, porxisbsn cte o%urtsn uno
un(tr Nei(eneer mar 8erdttt. Seine
Dantbottstt fannie feline @rsnlsn. CT
umarute feline Nstter. bratte ibnsn: bic
5dnpe uab luo ft .nbli& en-. tn. !ietnem
Daser. aus ben, ibn Die Svisbuttt1 bin
ousasworfen batteu. plot ~ ntbtat't:, ian'
lon nd@Reu @irtbsbauie eisi9e Glaf&en
Getn init lbu, ~ trinteu. Gnelt& tpar
Die .rltbnte bsrbsree err.i&t, 'Mber ~er
malt pas Ent(sBtn unisres strtttttst1' uno
70 panfbaren Nittsre. ale Ct bd'n Gtntrttt
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feline bfieeu Grsunse pt&totIratsnl&ru ar>
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baftes 3udtn Elm, unb pl0stf& otr(atrano
tr aus CT Stubs. um als paftsnt {etn
3immsr unp fein Eager, lu fu&tu,' =.
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ntm GntieBsn ben uuolidlt&en an Bttts
1pfofsn erbduet. auf WA Iif&t abr lag
Elm 3.ttel nit ~foI8enFn @orteu .nS@,
~lonnit ete @aanet uidt :sr'ras.n, ntttu::
Wiaeegn ssfodttu ung Rfaetr, uutartnt ~
babtn. Nod bate tn eetsn fit. ut@
@eub, bas i'd NiesttI psrbanfs."
Coroner unp SUPP eaben Elm ben uun'
Rdnpen ent(prs&enee6 8ereitt, al, ndmI'&-
auf @.lbRmor1 in @dRseaettattun9.-
Dabr(&einli& on(@ante man bic eeI&e.
in 'treenp sinsm WiRbsufen..
unire 2tftr mintn ,tsQet&t, eab etsie
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irrtn e,nn BE biRort. If in Sabre ess
6efle 1862 In 6taatt Mi&t8an wabr'
baftielt& paftrt| .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
(8o.tfstuns folst.)

0uiueY. 2. aue. 100 Rsbeusn absr.
feisn 8stReru bas 6 Mstlsn t6rpli& BON
ttsr 8tttbe1t q q Il Q 4, unb f@ofen e1s
men Unions mann. Nauaene Bm. Gameap
nfebsr, pstl Il tbnsn eintse @af,u, btt
& auf he Seite eetra&t babenSfou. ut&t
auSlisfsrn tpeQte. Sit pllnbsrtsn barduf
ftinel sSiore rstu aue unb ipsen we:tsr.
9tss terrf9t bssft Asfrfeane. @
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

stntt9er $atriptisnus. Sn tines'
an @arrmbrrs a~nBrenaeneen Staal
lief Der DrtsueyReber sints .@ren3orte
.folBenbt1 buT@ ben Au1I&fusr a6etanni
r,o&tn: 200 ldufts ia p1.benbsl6 Dumb
zs99eperuaannt apfrt aa%ufSsferberf.
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I'M BetreiunaSfaQe iu',1 @trtem6era'f&s
jfsaterau jaseaypaatr bitrsrts ltfa un'
Aid skei&fe6t." afss sase es
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9n Der Matn3er 3eituue ltsstu,ar,
|9aae nod elmer, ba6 Matn3 fsiue tosu,o.
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9uterpentipm.

Wdbr.no esrII elserupb uns ssrf&ert.
poe man aupuliilst Na@ri&ten ,eatute'
babe, pae man IN europa pur&aus nt@I
an Snterpsntiq, psnft, -brinet uns BIT
pl5Bli@ er(&ieasne fruna6Gl&e 3riese;
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mem 8ort bsrpdrtreten tpiro, 6eucr IS fei'
ne Snlupsn,ion au uwa8 fdBen
fann.
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.Dn M&thare u. e.. Dturn tbstlte
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pom 5taats(etletdr Swarp erpr,6 be-
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tpte u (5spart3 Der @sprd(entonttn
fr,mber Mdat lie pom 3ett 5u:3dt pt.
8nG&eruns pe9sben 'ute. rab Die Re-
bsaton untsrbrtdt rrrper .~nrse, unu
bab It f<sbli@. um fine 9ntesusntion
III. @unfsn Ter @etsion nod ~ utr:
bitten. fiji BE l%lutsrnldune pnlslben
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fst muir to& pabuf& >oFa ubtuaen, bab
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unmittelbar Golst 0elifst s.perst."
W59li& immubin. pb YET paups3psd
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Dipen IA ieoenfalle ale Elm, ID porf&M,
9fr. Maun betannt, ais rl6 man 5anneb'
men l5nnte. ba6 Il cine Il&e Nihbst'
lung" lelbR erfunpm babn loQte. :uub rie
gn5fsntli&una e.ritlbsn f ooaenpe bta,
rei&ente Bar9i&aft far ,ersn Ae@tbett.
6ttrua@ wdre .alfo I'll Sntsrptnttcn
berstts au9tfanotat, auf .sswa,es Bitten
unb @oraeQun0ea' absr ,uf etnez turje
GrtR %1uspsnptrt. h1nerbalt oerer, e. uns
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unp unftre Nuaelnenbsttn felbf 10 crp'
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lurje, unp usrareidt fe obn rem 8ebsftft
&rfole, 70 .rttt mt BewtGaunA unferee
@oupernsu,euts- ,ben bisi Beptuisuns
il In Der Bite UNI GriR snba.tea - tie
Sn%tsruention rer aropdii&m Md&ty etn.
Die Grentofatr mar i'd, unftre ga,
tien cine bel&dmerbs. Muj oberbtt e.
ntr fol&sn Dsmdtlieuns, ME f1IsrHEttn bit.
fen 8nbanelunon flu unfsrez 9aes
publit entbaltsn H. MD, BE @epulb pss
patriotsn unp frrtsu Wanues 5polenee
bre&ea2 Btttsne, iuppltdunp suo e.
f&stnsu Dor Den Eepfeine.n uni.rer Repu.
bIif unb unirer Gribsitsn. unfere Rspuz
slit. unisr fretts Bolt auf ben Ruten Dor
Der x6nt8sma&tl :i.s =,
6ofsn ,pir nod. obrubl wir nod fritz
teren Dematbiaunasn psnia Grunb 3ur
6ofnuna baben, tn6 ubtat Mititetlunaep
su moetfetren fuo. 3sbtnfaQs alaubeu
wtr nt&t, oae tas Bolt esptqtet fefn
tufro, teu, @onieruutbmus uno4oen Sn'
etnes @eparb ieine n~ationale Gbre
unp Selbffdnbt9tttt u ppfsrn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
Hrtfofratfe Der $autfarbe.

ION n5rbli&en ~&onkrpattuen" ea 6e
einmal non menfhl&tr. Gtttbeit
unp Mtnl@enrs&t .nt&ts. ptfen wolIen,
en,pftblen nil. ~rf&t iebr fol8tnpe Beues'
tunesn per abenrjettuns:
Die nQonieruQttotn" uno 0ertdtbtr
TN, Norptn pom S4la9e pts N.'y. 81.
1rHalo uno fstntr teutf&en Atl&ttiber fno
leit Sabr '.unp .Ea9, oufs eifrtsfte <pamis
bel&afhet, psu1ss !2antt. ,einel abl&euli&e
AriRofratts Der f&maTjtu 6autfa.be auf.
3ubal(.n. Sie tdmpfra NIT allen @aftn
pfs 6a0ts unb per, 8oetett 2e9tn Dtsle !.
n,aen an, ipeI&e bs, f&nparAsn Ginwob>
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Murren ttfaQen. bxaotrttauftnpe brausr
wetber Mdnner battr ter .9tation ibr g.
ben. fire .@liep mdbea, ohtr. tbrt @efuup'
bstt .esopf.rt' unb neue fbune trttaufenbe
tutrptn, jsBt aufesforoert i'd ~ felltn.
DaS aqse fnpen Vie u&onferpattpeu" IN
Der Orpnung. Aber bag man bie 1telen
Eau(enbe tarttr unb frdfti9er 7aerle pom
ldwarAer 5~autfarte, BE I'D sbeu - gut
~ Selpat.n eienen. auu, Dienatt bes %
terIanbse bsran3tebe,. Fraponr- trolsa fe
Nidis5 IpiiIea, bagt8tt s1ebsen fe ff@t aug
2eitssftdften. -.
Nsa fraesn mir bieie ,@onferpatiuen":
Gtn6s ttau eurer. 3sinnae- mad pirllf@
pte Neeer una,. 70 ptsl beitr ale bic Sci.
Gen, pas nan ttbbutu- nt&t bteielben, Wa.
Sen, 9offen unb Opfer autnutbtn bart:
,wie ben @abtn3 Stnb4 fe Grain, mt
.8aTen,e,l ste .ubis ~ eaa{e- fssn tleibtn
folen. 1rdtrenb. ,"ibre eentt" I'D, fara tI
totf&laatn latent Col tte. 8taltesser'
,pri6en SsyStltrune II &au,pf Ealp II
3tebes, banstt BIZ 9esyta RssetBb adtf NJ
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
Dtn1pfr nfiftbe' Mnerftn,tun6 Der
T. ."fGbttebtu 0Dnf6berdtipn.

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nnre&t' aef@loGtn" bat; bo6 H'jtbt als
"frttafdbrtnrt Wa&t" poM Worptn* an
srtannt'tra, I'D, DE 81. .. Stdate5ntuna
Tin Btt,nfen attra8sn, nod tinsWS &rttt
smttte.' jt] 8sttn uub I'M Sympotbtt unp
Bswunprtuhe far ibrt aIten 8rotbfrrn il
ntldr.n 49,: "2'@>@ j..
bod tpfr lbabtt %. 'iett r.nien
NIT pbatuz =Refu4tafen-eer Y iftsh8unasn
vi tenf5ptrirttn 1R.ettruuS ale' tnii ben
+. motip.n III 'tBun, %put@ btt bas Dolf
l. bts Sdtsns fii&tj btftmnaen ;ldet, btsf.
\ :anfrtnBunBeuI NIT: GrfoIBc3u 'frtnsn.
Die 96atfo&t, wtl&e uns beufe- ent8e~
+ etnRarrt, II ni@t MUIR sine Ginrlibuue
aQir mafsnfdtf8en 'Mdnner ,bee go:
btns, fettteri, EN- .l1ebsrl&iu b dlt1et. bes
ppm >uns oeeupirttn fttnplt9ens@tbittfs
lift @neiiqa's. pentn' fddsaaae Orient.
gen anl&liebtn, .psldtE Sen; regulator
+ GelbpitnR ni9t auebaIten1 5nntn= oper
o~ussubal.tt, brau&en.' i&urs, btr3aan>
e as '@aptt nit ;Twtnista :A%usnabuaen
f.bt sfeen uns III 9afen 90 Nu,pfeu
ntat fsrner 2opalt atatn :sSniurosnttn :,
l1niontfeu 9eeen, SeeeffoaiRen, ionoern
: Is rinssn 3ret u att1onaludts
NIT chamber" 49,: 49,.
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babel ni&t btba&t;; pab ft MI :biefsr Gr''
t'drunB fbrsn Gbn{rpatipisuus Rbsr
8orb petporftn bat; 'alfo REVOLUTIONARY De-
tuorpen IT., urb pab .pe1n' bic Nebeuen
.ni@t r,str ale. Nsteltn unb 6%seeffouiftn.
fonpsrn ale .friessfatrenpe Matten IL be-
trdtbteh,, Enb. 'bbdnn! jene- Mabrtselun9sn
9sger fe In AntpentunB etbra&t ,rsrcsn
t5nnten. BE MOI, aseen @ptone' uno- @er*
pddtiet aur 6anb III nttuen pfsat. DIR
Ant1fennun8 BE SdpfnS. aIS titeNsflb.
stente Mo&t f5unie tdtsr aud ltt&t rte
Irrnnun8 tsr Union foIcen.: $50 :bliebe
boni, 4bie ,5rtli&e;D smofratte 80. In
aler @elt, rot ~ ST: "@