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The national Republican., 1862-07-14
A Had CAaa.

Ofioer MuAoy, Of Il Q Fifth ward, arrested \
notorious woman named Alice White, last Sxtu .
day, on the charge Of prostitution. She wa,
fully convicted, and nnsd sos. which, bsin,
unable TO pay, caused her u be sent 10 the
wOrkhOuso for GO days
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

JNUHRIslIEO ItOOMs FOR II NT.-Two
II FuIni.k d Rooms, pleasantly situated, and with
gas water and bst !, where there but three per
soni In family. Az dy at leOh, north side Mssss
ohu eta avenue, bhwesn FOarth and Fifth streets,
jy ll-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
WhItsw AshlnR.

Workmen are engaged whitswashing the
fenoe around the Smithsonian grounds. II i'm
proves the appearance very much, but such
magnificent grounds and such n beautiful struc.
ture, ought 10 have neat iron fence inclosng
them, In place Of the clumsy wooden fence.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
I0CALNEWs.'
- AAv~wsanurD, 4

~ AAvsvsAssPs.
rsaSiy 10 thousand oepiss Of Ne Apso'
pd~ are olreulatsd AMONG the floating popuia.
% ever DAY. .pssidss thslarIs number ssrvsd
regular subscribers. Advsrtissrs VII sAss
ptA aeeor1lAeiy. -' ..f
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

~ Law Notice. e.- ROBERT J. WALKER
and FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice Law
In the Supreme and Circuit Courts Court Of Ciai
Courts Martial, RoArds Of C0mmissionrrs, and De
partnents. Aided BY two other sssociatss, NO part
WALKER i STANTON, ofhos 9Sb r street, Wssh
tpgton, D. @. ap p@-8m
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Afflicted .nd U.sortu,.ts.

We call the special attention of those VIII,
have beeR 80 unfortunate NJ to require the
skill of the best physicians for certain diseases
tn the advertisement Of Or. N. Veliny, which
we publish In another column. We learn tina,
the Doctor Ia the most thorough. effective
physician In his line In the country.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
NTAsHINGTOS CITY GARDEs,
w hFK rUhk AvENFE,
Ilf.cr-ii Pirsi AMI .Ssns,d Srsds.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that h. u,s nrned the above pleasant retreat ioc
this season, ard that lerealtrr, On every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, N O'Clock y. IN there will be
q Band Of Music In attendance.
A nue Ten pin Alley and Shooting Gallery have
been erected 10: the amusement VI visitors.
Club, and Associations can have the use OF the
Garden by gtvirg potice TO the proprietor He
pledge, himself that he will hia hest rndtavors
10 please all WIN will honor him With their presence,
INV 9i-3m ERNST LEFFLER.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Photograph CIT uaiIsry.

We call the attention Of our readers to new Pho.
tographlc Gallery which has lately been estsblahsd
BY Chas Weiiae ut No. 6's Seventh street, between
Louisiana avenue und u street, where pictures are
taken In the highest style Of the ART at the cheapest
rates A present, worth from twenty hve cents to
two dollars. In givsu with each potpre. j. 2Iim
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

a. Special aottce.-Ou and aftsr Tuesday,
April l. iSg2 the trains the Baltimore and Ohio
Raiiroad will commence runniog daily, (Sunday.
oonnscting st Washington Junction with Mall
rrain for all psrts Of the West rta wheeling OF
Parksrsburg. Through tleksta sold and basgaat
shrckel W. T.. SMITH,
n. Of Trsnsportation b. ! o. r. B.
api-dtf IStnf Giobel
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
sent 70 tho Workhouss.

Ellen Golden, an Irish prostitute, was arrest.
ed last Friday for being dunk and disorderly
and sent to the wOrkhOuse by Justice Walter,
Csrolins Butlor. arres,ed in the Fifth ward for
vagrancy, was disposed of IN the same manner
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
or lCl l..
NOTICE IN REGARD TO PAssPOnrs.

DEPARTMENT OF srATE,
Waahlngtop. July 10, 1862.
Notice b hereby given, that, pursuant 70 the
s7th section Of the act Of Cougress, approved
July l. 1862, entitled "An act 10 provide inter.
nal revenue to support the Government" 10.
which section took effect from tho 3Oth day Of
June last the sum Of three dollars 10 chargea-
BILE on every passport Issued from this Depart
ment, and by any Minister or Consul Of The
United States abroad. Applicants for passports
will be expeclsd to remit Tho above amount
with such application until such time as colleo.
tors shall be appointed 10 pursuance Of the said
act
All publishers Of the laws OF The United
States will give ths above three insertions.
10 l2-3k
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

~ Subscribsrs "a the ltspubItcan, in
Georgetown or tbs seventh ward QslAudl who fail
receive their pspsrs regularly will o0lga the
agent, o Il Delphey, BY leaving uotics at Mr
S6epherd's bookstore, corner Seventh and streets,
when all dslinqusuoss will be promptly attended
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Presentation Of . Badge,

u V0Ty pI6AbA0t hHAlT OAm6 on On bAturOhy
evening at the establishment Of n. q. 4 q. W.
Duoham, No. 2sl Pennsylvania avenue, the 90
CAsiOn being the presentation Of n magnificent
gold badge 10 U. 8. Detective oficer, George r.
hotchkiss. by some Of his friends. The badge,
which 10 Of solid lS carat gold, and most slabo.
ratsly finished, was manufactured ri The oeie-
bratod establishment OF Tiffany l. Co., Broad
way, New York, and cost $50.
On the face ftho badge, around the rim, In
\ half cirole, are the words U. 9. Detective"
In black enameled letters, and IN the centre,
two American fags, intsrtwined, and falling n
graceful festoons on two cannon, which are
orOssed.
The reverse contains the following inserip.
tion: Presented to u. q. Detective ,fHcer,
Geo. r. Hotchkiss, by his friends, as II testimo-
nial of their respect and esteem rnr his eflicien
man."
The presentation was msdo by M. Henry y.
Turner in u handsome and must appropriate
speech, during the delivery Of which he was
frequently Interrupted by applause.
Mr.. HOtChkiss gracefully acknowledged the
compliment, thanking the donors for the beau
titul gilt. and pledgng himself 10 faithful oh,
the confidence and esteem 30 substantially ex,
pressed In the gift hs had just received.
He WAS followed by Mr.. Fletcher In some hu.
morous reEsrts. which kept the room In .
roar Of oflaughter.
After drinking number oftoas,s, and empty.
Ing suDdry bottles Of aye green sealed mon.
ster," the company separated, each member
thsrsOf highly pleased and refreshed" with
tue evenings entertainment.
Partial OPsniug Of the Street Hallway.
On Saturday afternoon, between four and
sevsn O'Clock, PennsyivAnia avenue, from the
Capitol to Wizards Hotel, WAS enlivened by
the appearance of the naw passenger oars on
the track just completed 10 the point named.
The cars were run for lew hours for the pur
pose Of testing the track and 10 allow men,
bers Of Congress and others 10 enjoy the ride
previous to going homo, NJ they anticipate do.
ing this week. The track WAS found tn be In
good order, smooth ard substantial. Five or
six cars have already arrived, the others being
| rapidly pushed forward to completion. Of
those that have arrived, two are open, or sx.
| cursion cars, and attracted considerable atten.
ton by their light, neat, and cool appearance.
The seats In these oars run crosswise, and will
seat twenty four persons. The other cars are
constructed, ss usual. with all the modern i'm.
provements, are very neat and tidy In appear.
ancs, and, of course, easy and convenient TO
| rido In, thus presenting \ great contrast with
| the ungainly omnibusses, especially In conve-
nience Of entrance and egress.
| II IL probable that the cars will run regularly
between the Cspitol and Wizards hereafter.
When the road 10 completed to Georgetown.
We learn that n grand free ride will be gvea 10
| tho people OF the two cities.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
constructior OF /. sevsr.

Workmen are now engaged In exoavating fDr
the rec0Dstruotion Of the sewer from the cxnnl
to Estreet north, along ThirtssDth street. This
work 10 rendered necessary by the imperfect
moving nveraows Of the streets have recently
occurred.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Desraes rye and Ear,

Deaf. e@, and all ma aides Of the eye and ear ex
cusively tr ated by DR.. Won hoschzisker, ooculis,
and suikt 227 + III sylyaLiA avenue. The Lumer.
Gus les iInonnls fiom tuch creditabe sources fe.
pestsdly published make all further stat me ats
necessary. jy ylt-yts
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

srWsstou's ProGrsss OF Slavery.-Copes
of this verk are foI sale ct the ooe Of the National
Rsp,lAiesH. Pamphlet edition, Is cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Trassonshla LanSuasa.

Thomas Simmons, timer, was arrested on
Friday by Onicor Deyaughn, charged with nj.
tering trsasonable language. HI WAS delivered
over to the military authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
For Aqula Creek and Piusy Point,

We hope pleasure seekers and business mt
vii! not fail 10 read the advertisement In an
other column, by which II will be seen that COL
venient and cheap facilities are Sff 'rded for q
delightful excursion, as well Us for shipping
merchandise.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

General Hospital, (Circle. } Monday. Wed
nosday. Thursday, and Saturday, between 2
and s O'Clock, p. m.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
X hIltIN No

X Il = A Il I N q.
A. maaufsct Trunks extensively. and nece'.
ssrily have all iiudI Of Trunk Material, rn better
prepared to repair Trunks, NC, thoroughly aud
promptly, than any other establishment in the city
iy7 JAMES g. TOPHAM
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
D 3 lOlA L.

Ne Passenger Traia - Manassas.
.. WAS DRPAkrnR.r,
ONts af Nllary Dtyertv
.. aRd Superintendent Raiirodds u g.,
-. .... Washington, April 49, lso9.
No passepger train will Be run from Washington
to Manassas until farther NOTICE
" d. q. MoCALLUM,
sply n. ID. h Supt. T. u. U. 3.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
R.xI.t.r Of .ick nnd Wuuud.d aeldipr,

Tho public will be grati6ed TO learn that n
register oi tho sick aud wounded soldiers, IN
the military hospitals If tho district Of Wasl,
ingl"n, including Alexandria, 10 kept IN the
Mediosl Directors Office, corner OF Nineteenth b
and streets, '' ...r. st ..r...
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

WTAETEC-M the New Yo,k Employ men
w Agency 0thsr, Ne 81 Ninth street, nsa, "a
0RkD GIRLS, with rU"d ief,rences, aS Cooks.
Cbamtsrmaiis, Lauaiiesrrs, Mattresses, EuTse.,
and Sesmsirrsses hl-o yuung co!vr.d Men TO writ
on tables in Private Families VI Ho'eb, Also want.
ed houses iminediat-iY with or without furntu ur'
Employers In want Of good help will find 10 ,htif
advantage to cali.
my ss.u N II. MILLER.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

riRCLE INsTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
u DIES,
No. Of X street, near the Circle.
Terms per quarter OF Ten We,k', Si9-Fr~nch snd
Mu 10 included.
Spanish, italian, German, Latin, and several obs"
lsh Gu grs taught In the same ,c'iocl.
Dr. A ZAPPONE will give three lecture each
We, on Literature ard Science, and oherwtSe Sss'sf
Whenever he tpare time from bis medical proirs
sion.
jy1 u1s. a. xAffONE, rrinoipA
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
q y IOIA L.

OBFICIAL.
DEPARrnENr Op STATS,
WdshtnFon, Jan. rs, 1864.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturday.,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of nex'
month.
WILLIAM H SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
VIZ Asn,s "a on sx ,ar FACTORY.

WANTED--b0 tsIsles 10 isaru to MAKE skirt,
person oan. In . short time, EiAAe, per week tro1I
- b 81 IugSirr, for part,oulsrs 81 tei esvenih,t
hssvssn q end n. s"s h-H
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

LTAMlLlEs wishing iarGs, stry tooms,
Il with transient boaialng can he suited by apply.
Ing q Ills Chestnut street, fhiladclIh,a.
le 2S-Ims
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
HAnkla1 lfafea.
Huuind.

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brOk ers arc buying and selling gold ant
silver--the legal tender notes being the stand
ard:
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
&euinQ.

buythg. c1usnD.
Gold. ...........lt per O. prsm.l6 per 0. prem.
Silver. .........7 ~
Demand nUtOs. g "
Banks Of issue IN Washington and 0eorgetOwn:
Washington. Georyet0ton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Ms0h's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms l. Merch's B'nk.
The Farmers and MerGhants' Bank and tht
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of tho denUmi.
uation OF ono dollar ani upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
AUCTION SALES,

ID EXCELLENT FURnITURE AND HOi Sc
hold Efrcn at Public Auction. On 1UEeDAY
MORNING, Jaly Is, st 10 oiock, at the ats pest-
dsacs pt the rlnce de JCipvilie, on I street. be.
iwssn Bsvsateenth and KighIeent ssrseis ~ shall
the Furi iture and Effects, c0mprisng-
Roewood Bioca.silecove'sd sofAs, Arm anA
Side Chair
Monust covered Sous snd Arm Chsirs .t
banoy Reception Chairs
Morcaso covered Arm and Sleepy hollow CHAIR
Rosewood Marble top Cente and Side Tables
Wainut BoOkc aAss and Secretaries H.H.
wslbut wha, not
Mantl and Oval Mirrors
Dainask and Lace Curtains, Shades
Mahtei Oc smes a
Paintings, Engrsviugs ...r...- ...r. .
TsIestry, Brussels, rbd Tngfsin CARPETS
Oilcoti Mating STAIR rod, aud Eyss
mahogany ind waisut B.dstcsds
Dsttsi, g Bureau
wardrobes and Washstshds H..
Hair snd husk Mattresses
Feather Bolsts m And Pillows
Lookin glasses, ChinS and Tin Toilet Sets
WALNUT Mir, or bSck Liquor Closst
Walnut Extension DuiDg Table
Walnut Morocco covered Dining Chairs .
silver plat d Castors, Table Cutlery
Cut Gla . Wines, D~caute,s, 40. r..
Eussh China Dilner Sttt
Silver. plated Forts and Spoons ..
Once fables, Revolving CHARS
Refrigerator, kitches Utensils, 10. .#s
Large lot Of A~orltd Copi as.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO,
Jy ia--db AuctiOuo.Ss
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
spiS

81 The L. dies OF tho pevsnth Ward
favorable 10 the torn alton Of ld,ers' Relief As
ISOLATION requested - meet at thu Sixth street
IRE bytcri.u church, near the notner of Maryland
avenue and Sixth street. on TUESDAY Evening,
July 10, 1863 jyi+-H
=! 16.upion frnysr msseung.coIhe on,on s'o
week ID New York A ysnue church, (Rsv Dr. Cur
ley's,) commencing st O'Clock, and contiuuipg one
hour. Jy2
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
'T,O IsvEsTOHs AND PATEaTkEs.

ITO lSvEHT TORS AND PATENTEEs.
MCNN L co ,propriet.rs Of The Scientific ImeIcas,
auu agents for procuring American AID Foreign
= A II f N II s.
Wan Sitiern Years rrpsr'enee in The Business.
Re'rr to lion. Judge Ma,on, Hon. Joreph Holt
Hon. W. d bishop ex- Conn IL iore,s OF Patents,
aud 70 moe than fifteen thousand inventors who
have hud busints q, done through Mum Co . Pat
ent Agency.
Psmphl,t OF advice sent free ty nail.
Pat ut Laws xLd Regul ItiOur, 100 pages, IS cents
mail
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
pri rninary Examination IN United States Patent
Ofitr, Sd.
OGiS,s, No. ~ Park Row, New York, VS. hing
ton. Q Tner OF and Seventh streets, opposite the
Patent Once. mar IL 60if
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
WANTS.

ID IONS and BOARD wANTED Two
N QkNTIEMES are dssiIOus OF obtsliing two
PLEASAkT ROOMS, and p+rmsnent BOARD. In
o private fa0iIy or wnerr there are but few hoard
ers lha location must be In the vicinity OF The pa
ent Once References exchanged. Addrrsa =. ,.
Reysilioaa office. je .8u
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
@eH'Str0imien,

Gas 8olt BON Btit 8irsinien. tos bs'
tanntIid que Ben 48 norrweRIiGsn Goun,
ties ees oIten Stauts 8irainttu bsff.bt.
miro Gin Nsmorial an rsn Gonart6 sin'
ret3en. In psl@sm Is auf baleief m5ali:
DE Nufnabme ale Stoat In RE Union
rrtnet. Dtn In fsinn frdber tsm Gonsrse
dterretdttn Contribution eniballtnsn tif
Selaperei bsrlbreneen paraeraSben, Der
lbu Abfdofuna ptr 5fIaptrsi stns auae
mstne 8olf5abfimutuns snti4eicm lo1sn
molte. bat IS eabin o%baednent:
n4inosr BON Sflapsn. wslds innrbo|b
Ger @reraen' etsfee Staote5 nod BEN A.
Wdrs 1868 osborsn perten. foI.n fret
(tin. AQe SMa,en. pet&e um ride 3.it
nod nidt 10 Sabre alt f1ut. foIsn NIT
ibrsm g.. unp ale Sflausn. pe'6s su
rer 3eit 3pii6en hem 10. II. 81. 9stens
iabrs f,bsn. feasn nit rsm Is. Sabre frsi
fein. 8sfn Gfloue rarf in ZEN Staat
aetra&t werctn, UNI bort blsibsno ~ le.
ben."
Disie BE- immuna.n miren mcbl sur
3sit, ia tie D.fpireinier ibre Gou0itu'
ton entparftn. eana swedma6ia aemeitn.
Sfet tb,inm- Ge uns abn Ger Gmaniira
iionsprcflo unp ben mott penriaen
Gonieausnjsn re1ltlben seosudbsr rs@l un'
prafiid.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

Is wabr. raj Gin yr,ts In susf&t nsbt
es0su Grrtnaeu asoeu Spfu wsr'b III.
CINE fsaveide S&la&t asa,n Zee uno b.,
GdQ Hi&monrs wlrte btr HsbsQion. TO-
uis ber, n5rtli&en 8srrotbe ras Send
brs&en. Abr mir ausifeIn, o. Burnfee
Der Wunn fdr Nnsfdbrung etnss uuisr'
nsbmsus If. bas fsIbf' insu NapoIson
NIT Bs(oranib srflQ. babsn wdrce.
clsrenfaQaifmabl "a tseenfsu, ea6.
rsnn ros llntsrnsbmsn mieldnas. psnn
unlsre 9rmss jsst 9sidloasn pl.re. CIR
Dsrratb In Slrsn lopie I'm Norcm fem.
abfdeuti@ntn Sreisu feisrn ultrs.
Dor Der Welt. rpenn auh nidt ucr Ter
Demofratis. fsbl obsr WeGleuan ais esr.
jeniae aebranemarft. Ter Zen Qanetsfeint
in tie situation tradts, einm prhu1en>
rsn 3!isa nod dbu csn WinIsr binaus
proirabuen AZ t6unrn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
@oribaloi's ueberieoluuq nod Bio

@oribalai's lleberieoluus nod Bio
1T au 8. Nouember Don Spsnia aus In
Bcro e,s .Dampfsss ~ Mlonea'iri" e.
fe!as. Daa ltbte dEitli&e Buuuin, eae
In SrsMia a%usaeaebsu uno pom esn atra'
ten Ripari albansfe yunp BaNIe unier
;sidnst murrt;t lautete folaenesrmnseH:
Die profdNoren ptriaof u. partrirae
hatea G& aeDern q flr tin a%tpa.,saees
SYatm :sut&ieben. 8niee sssbsn l&
6e6nuHe tin.rDem Central astt
70 ffnrmr ttitr.57 ;Nadt."
Die Reiie nod pila1atna, alldlid pon
gtatten une in 2eemHeersiaen. HiI|esrsn
Binssr' Sliuo 1T eaS Bsfnrsn >ets- pa
tienisn dber Grwartsa5 8ut. Gr BAT tsi>
nabe oar fstus @&usr3sn .uup IL better
inb lutta.1ti II-4 =, =: H.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

9dertioutu. Sn sinu Gorr.ircnrsni
eer y. q. 9ritune aus rn potcmae Ar.
nee bnft.ts:
Was RE arcfs Armn tstift 70 eibt 20
MaNen BON Scleassn, ris, tusil fs pom
paroIirsn fot1&e Be9riHe ttten, f& atrn
edana.n totsn ntbmsn lai:n. UNI nidt
mtbr f,dten ~ mhNsn unp nod 6au'
IL otbsn ~ f5nnen, mas mar ibn.n, mir
Gs f6 sinbilrsu. esnattm peree. Nu&
flmmnt 66 ras dr5li@e Department. in
rsr oanstn Mrmee au r,enis rarum. Ear.
ouf u {eben. taB Seleattn, wenn fe
aus cen 6caipitdttrn tniloRsn msrrsn.
ibren R.simsntsrn pieer ,uasmitim psr'
t.n. Dur& rtsie Nabldi6sfeit a.linat se
p,n So!ronn, nod 6oule III fommfn,
unp ronn bort mon nidts mebr pom III
n.n, faus f. niGtjals Gmpfinaer bseeu
teneu Bcuntiss, rk i'm Norrsn asbotsn
m,rrsn. in ,intn1 t,tuen Rssimtnte nicer
auftnud,n.
Eief. Bountiss rstlsism ,t.afous pits
le ,um .Isirirsn. um eurd Criterion
r,rtsn cine @drpersituuR fur itrsn ga
l%riotiemns ~ utonoen. Diefe osri&is'
rentm Jdd. fnp 70 sdttrst& asrcrtm. rob
ts t,utissn 9uBts 10000 tis 100000
D,{utture ocn cen 'Nrn,ssn Ter Union
oibt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
Jt1btfiu8e tu 9ee,p"8 vteans aus
beul tpeifliben Ieras.

Die u9ouiGana StaatsNitune" but9<
ist: Ni1t wenis A%ufreeuna ouuria6ts
Woniae More.n in Ger liebsn Gtori
Nesp. Orlsans Ter Btrl6t :Gs wdrtn 500
lsranr 9~urriIas bier anasfommsn unr
mat{&&itteu ee1aeen 8eas mad eem4 oa.
rras> Mlarfte. uu, tort Elm Dejeuner a la
fourchette sin1un'bmtn., @uads aina
20 auf unp rapon. UNI ras Nib.rs risiss
unub6r,sn Do.faus ~ ufabrn.
Auf Ger Qspr anasiommtn. fanes mir
uns pl6ettt in ru Witts risir 10 &C.
flrdtst.n @u.riuubuntr. ris jsrod gang
rubie. Don %tauieno 3ultouun umrineL
ouf ru 9spv (atsn. NIs mir uns on
siniee psrlslben wanrttn, UNI lbsr ugBis
unp Worum" Auffldruna ~ nbalttn,
t5rttn mir AZ uniertm G%.fauusn. rob ris.
islben nidts reniau ols guuiuce. ion
Germ arme Glddilinss aus rem psfIihen
lsrls mdrsn. Gle ibre 6sinalb unp 81.
mili.. fu,3 Nuts, NOS ibnen lisb unr
!bsun mar. pom Ger @uIb ru rortia.n
S%seslNonifen big ouf's Neusufe as'rie.
ben. perIa0tn muBtsn. unp clio oore1caer
battsn. G6 mi! Zen wsniatn 5ilis mi,tsln.
peren fe in Ger gsid mini iefeit batbait
rperrsn fonnten, nod Matamorae in Ms:
rifo au fahnn. G5 lne rrsiunef.ben;ie.
unp fnp risftlbsn porasfsrn uf in einsm
flsintn Sdooner ron Watamoras an Ter
.Balt3e aneeIauat, BON mo lie usrmitisIf
einss flsinm Ddmpft,s binber na@ Ger
Stopt famsn. "
Sie er3dbltsn Grfounen errsaents 3d.
ri9i. ltsr Die Nrt unp Wsiie, mie fe ee.
n5tbiet rarsn, fd tapon au f6lsi&sn.
uu ni9t In Die &raQsn Der S0eiFen;Ren
~ fallen, ba ibr S&idlal aIsrunn bsGe'
A.lt eerpslen uno lie Or ZEN srfsn befen
Baum o%ufsetQnat woresn pdlen. Gie
er,dblten pom ibrsn Qtiren unb Gntbsb<
runesn mdbreno ibrsr Ianeen Wdrl&.
uno ras fe nidt isltsn Sage lang cbns
isslide Spsile une Grant a,weisn wdrsn,
sbe Ge mad Ter eai1miublidm Start
Mata moras famsu, no 6e soh Dem ONE,
rifaatl&en Gon(ul aufsenommen uno psr'
pReat murrsn.
Gle usdblten fsrnn tob Eauisnee nus
ausu @,ssnr,n ron Ttras mad Cen eaf'
mirltli&tn @.f9afn pom mfrito 6d
Rlaten. 8qt S,dcte, BE Gem Rio @roncs
enilane f6 bsfnreu, (np oon Glldtlin<
aen lbuflQt. SIN Motameras ausin fol:
len G& ltev 800 puionsu befnceu, bic
aae TRANSPORTATION nod ritiu Staet IT,
rpa.teu. Die mittel, rielem Ynlanoen
au~ esnlasn. Gnb itbr flein, uno has siu'
,iae Gabrasua. msldss 6d eu eortiae
omerttanilds Gonful snldaFsn tounk.
mar .bsn Ter feline Sdorner, wtlder risfs
70 Autt bisrbr 8s6ru&t bat. @ir bof'
fen. to6 ris Reaisruna ni&t ,aasrn merle,
tiefsn un8lldlidtr W!nst unr @eat an
pie 6anp ~ ssbsn, um ttt uns- Elm AfiYs
IL Fneta.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

ST. Uniform Sod bes Gen. Bopt rsL
der Rod NIT Ten Ydpieren tss @eneraIe
~ GaAnt's Stattcns son @tuau's Rsi<
tern stbtuttt wurts--1f III einem 6Gau-
ftnfer tn Rt&monb NIT fotsensn 9nf&rift
au6atftat:: ~ 55=HFz t@5=zzfTf fT#T7-
III, SsDitftra Sod wnsbt aus. b.r @dtt.rsbe
'ses Wen.' @aisE 9sba pepe ee~neusn'tu.
Die ~ eatlstts Citation BON @en. .gsdjor
s. g. g.. Stuart vrtrutrt une aur aus,
aeduua mad Beth. ::Jotnieu'l Etab,
ifheuent Asf&tdt fUusot nit Der Snf&tift:
II tnonaneu eem 9aanat. ,5sl&st Iaats.
pse e niensaIs SsnL ben RebeQes etpas
aasssse ale i5sr aesitats ~ fsbta' a.
OAy1e." 15Srgsfa : sTE33t
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
8ie eiucr r%tcoQroseitt, In Mo.f

Wie eiuer reeogrosei1t. IN &a't.
inalnn, Yav, eslautte fd- tin Itaaent,
ant ur|aub aea.n eie Grou sirss ttut
'ten Komnatsn. an Gle er tiutn Nuflroa
bate unattubr!idfeitsn. Sls fIaats une
I1reesm lsin NnroIi itlauu @si(e ca,
rouF t%tltanr, ras eer Teu I1aAenr nu,
Gstinrucanocei'itab pur.
&C enlslbe cod in 0elr unp Nrrth
Snate aenemmeH- III ff:anff EAanr mue
L er fur roe .Huclnoieinn" drummer.
Sn Ter Hudhbr ium Nraim.nt Mir ibm
rrbl AUDI ncb eu rur @smabl ras l.u
in p:nla Rubsn.