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The national Republican., 1862-10-09

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A sc1oOner, Aid, W, b Hutch,ngs, master, VII
sil for the above port about idsy or Saturday GI
limited quantity vi | be taken
Apply to FRED 8 CoZZtNS, Agent,
Corner o. iAh street AID fenn'a gvsnus
DOT 1T
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

HA a. AsAA sIA&
JULIA RTIMER
win appear every night tas week u the
GYP.6 rs LAY,
GYP p 8 Us LAY,
GYP s Us LAY,
GYP s US LAY.
This not SsT sss e 4 =. &c Gsr'
placed on ne Sd1>
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
win appear is an
Z TTIRE We "" BIL L.
Encouragement Of
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The lovely and modest songstress
TILLY FORBES, Kate HARRISON,
4. T JEAN cfosxI, aEC Z D.EoGIs,
Willie Emerson, Master Johnny,
And hast, but not least,
THAT WONDERFUL TRAINED DOG,
JENNY LIND.
Door: open. :, P.rfosn.nes. . o'slosl Clos s.l.
GRAND MATINEEs EVERY SATURDAY,
FOB LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Adatuion TO katnss-L'diss. 20 esStsi Shiidrss, 10
poors opsa stao'clook performance st " o'clock.
Good order strictly msintaited
lStar u coll oct6
Great A m r N Circus
AND
Daue0trdAn School,
GARDNER HEMMINGSO
Composed Of the most able artistss In the worli
selected from
NIXOS'S CREMORNE aARDEN
and the
LONDON ROYAL AXPHlTHEATRE,
will exhibit of
Louisiana Avenue, near Tenth street,
.ouisiana Avenue, near Tsath street,
Louisiana Aven0s, near Tsnth street.
MADAME LOUIsE TOURNIARE,
The beautiful and graceiul sQusstrisnhs, will appear
nightly iu y number Of ssonishi " equestrian
English charger,
and hsr educated Arabian stsed,
LIBERTY
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
ORIGINAL ACT OF THE MANAGER
JAMES REYNOLDS.
From As,Isys, London; sed nvm the PAris Royal
CirIu - he frigc Of Jes.ers sud
Original II mio.
DAN GARDNER,
the sfsvorite--.verybOdy' oiite-ihe Clown kius
MISS ELIZA GARDNER,
the young AMI beautiful Equestrian and Dsuseuss,
MILE CAMILLA,
the Pic.uie,que Rider.
MILE HELOUISE breezy,
the Fssolas,ing Actress anI Equ.s,rieune.
GEORGE DERIOUS,
from the Imperial Ru sian Circus the most lea, lsss
Horseman 10 the World
Il. HEMMlNGs,
the Greatest Living Performer on the yrde Tsndu
and brilliant Equestrian.
GEORGE MILL.
MAitre du Cirque
W kINCADE,
the Most Powerful Mao Living and AeSomp
ksAsH GksG stsa, shrskH i1N @AsEis ysRsk' ssksHoLL
the Great Gymaasts
Eoa A SHORT sEAsos ONLY,
I.ouisisna Avenue, nsar ths bridge,
L0uisiana Avenue, near the Bridge.
ASGo See the four footed, long cared Clmedisns,
THEM MULES
ArADMIssION ss AND 80 CENTS "a
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

BUTLER'S OF Lf.nFlC. .vlussc
Hall opens oM Saturday Oct. IL,
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
r. Cas-. Of u.ors. 4, + e. d. sp..s., .

The Gaze Of George ID. Spencer.
Nor so.-ws ars informed BY Mr.. George
D. Spencer that the statement (which origina.
ted In q New York pAper) that he had been
sent to the Old Capitol On The charge Of disloy..
atty, 10 utterly Without foundation. He has not
been arrested, and never uttered such sent-
ments ~ attributed to him In the statement."-
Star. .sl
The following afhdavlts are a sutIiclsnt oon-
tradiction to the deniAls 10 the above para
graph, except 30 much Of II as refers to his
arrest:
On this 9Th day Of October, 1862, personally
appeared Frank Henry and John n. johnson,
who. being duly sworn according to Law, teposs
and say: that they were present on last Sunday
morning when George d. Spencer, one Of the
bailihs Of the criminal court, In the course Of
conversation, said that he was "glad thst the
rebels had raised the black flag; that he hoped
II was true; and that they ought TO have raised
II long ago." A number Of. gentlemen besides
the Opponents we're present, and heard Spencer
use the above language.
FRANK HRNRY,
JOHN Il. JOHNSON.
District Of Columbis, County Of Washington,
TO Wit: Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
9Th day Of October, 1862.
THOMAS @. DOM, J.P.
II 10 proper 10 add that the afidavit Of Mr..
Henry was made before Chief Detective Bx-
ker, on Sunday last, at which time an arrest
should have been made.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

I OsT.-A sold BREAST PIN MARRIED u. II
IL D." The hLder will confer u krtst i.yor ani
receive . pwi rd Of Que Dollar, by l-Svirg ,hs
same ~ Me&rs SHEPPARD Riley snaI'cnerN sioIs
corner Of d and bsv,uth sheets We ,J q OF
rINO MIMBkRs o. CokoHtsst tAp'ss-
stOAai usstls~su, NSd othsIs
The andsIsIgO.d are pitpsfsd 10 print spesohss,
Br,sn, Psmphlsts, Reports, of LnY dsforpuo" ii
aOok work, sud solioit orders
W. q. BCAMMEl.I. \ co,
Onsa oafaes Indiana aSssss
49, asA ss.aa,S .'~s4s. tSkssA
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Fosr ALsAur, Ost,bsr d ,sss

foRT ALskTI, OSt1 her D ls5s
nEn REWARD FOR ANY IMPORTATION
1OU regarding The Whereabouts Of my brother
Jolaua ID, Hsrrison, who LETT hi, posiIioI at t..
Above ps place, In the sngiusef depsrtu sut Oh
Fridsy night, about nine O'Clock He Is about Il .,
Inches In height, light candy hair and zig bt meu,
tsohs very light blue eye; when hi lett he was Ia
boring pnder mental tuGeriug, esutsd BY spell OF
sicknss Any In ormsiiou resasdi q his whsr,
sbouts, will be very thsuAfally received by ms
brother, and the above reward y iingly paid Aul
psrsou bringing him TO The commssary depart tmenI
Fort Albany, Or 10 his Uncle's, George Marri OIL
No. 81 CongIess street. Georgetown, viii receive the
above reward
oot 1-S,s PETER c. HARRISON
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

EOn A SHORT SEASON ONLY,
Louisiana Avenue, nsar ths bridge,
Louisiana Avenue, near the Bridge.
ASGo see the four footed long cared Clmedisns,
THEM MULES
ArADMIssION aS AND 80 CENTS "a
Get 7-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

ance Of their severally adopting emancipa-
tion, at no very distant day, upon the new
constitutional terms. This assurance would
end the struggle now, and save the Union
forever.
do not forget the gravity which should
characterize paper Addressed TO the Con-
gress Of the nation, by the Chief Magistrate
Of the nation Nor do forget that some
lof you are my seniors; nor that many Of
you have more experience than /, in the
conduct Of public affairs. Yet trust that
in view Of the great responsibility resting
upon me, you will perceive no want Of re-
spect to yourselves In any undue earnest
ness may seem to display.
Isit doubted, then that the plan I propose II II s
adopted, would shorten the war, and thus lessen is
expenditure Of money and Of blood Is u doubted
that II would restore the national authority and ma
tiona posterity, and perpetuate both Indefinitely
is II doubted that we here-Cougress and Executive
can secure Its adoptionY VIII not the good people
respond TO united, and earnest appeal from us Can
we, can they, by any other means, certainly, or
so speedily, assure these vital ohects3 We sue
coed only by concert il Is not can any Of US mag
me better2" but " can we al do better9" Object
whatsoever Is possible still the question can
we do better2" The dogmas Of the quiet past, are
inadequate TO the stormy present. The occasion Ia
piled high with difficulty, and we must rise with the
occasion. As our case is new, 80 we must think
anew and act anew, We must disenthrall ourselves,
aud then w shall save our country.
Fellow citizens cannot escape history. We, OF
this Congress and this administration, will be re-
membered 10 spite Of ourselves No personal signi
fcance, or insgnifcance, spare one another
of u.s. The fiery trial through which wo pass, vii
light down, in honor dshonOr 10 the latest gen
GRAFTON. We say we are for the Union. The world
will not forget that we say this. We know how 10
save the Union. The world knows we do know how
to save IT, We--even zee heTe--hold the power, and
bear the responsibility. in giring freedom to the
in what we give, and what we preserve. We shall
nobly save, or meanly lose, the last bert, hope o.
earth. other means may succeed this, could not
fail The way is plain, peaceful, generous, iust-G
way which, II followed, ths world will forever ap
plaud, and God must forever bless.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
December l, 1862
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

These figures show that our country
MAY be as populous as Europe now is, at
some point between 1920 and l930-say
about 1925 - our territory, at seventy
three and a third persons to the square
mile, being Of capacity to contain 2l7,-
$4,000.
And we will reach this, too, If we do not our
selves relinquish the..ohanoe, by the folly and
evils of disunion, or by long and exhaust
ing war springing from the only great ele-
ment of national discord among US. While
it cannot be foreseen exactly how much one
huge example Of secession, breeding lessor
ones indefinitely, would etard population,
civilization, and prosI hy, no one can
doubt that the extent OF II would be very
great and injurious.
The proposed emancipation would shorten
the war, perpetuate peace, insure this in
crease Of population, and proportionately
the wealth of the country. With these, we
should pay all the emancipation would cost,
together with our other debt, easier than
we should pay our other debt, without il.
If we had allowed our old national debt TO
run at six per cent. per annum, simple in
teFest, from the end Of our revolutionary
struggle until to-day, without paying any
thing on either principal or interest, each
man Of US would owe less upon that debt
now, than each man owed upon il then ;
and this because our increase Of men,
through the whole period has been greater
than six per cent has run faster than the
interest upon the debt Thus, time alone,
relieves debtor nation, so long as its
population increases faster than unpaid in
terest accommodates on its debt
This fact would be no excuse for delaying
payment Of what is justly duei but it shows
the great importance Of time in this con-
> neotiOn-the great advantage Of policy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

This shows an average decennial increase
of "a 60 per cent. in population through the
seventy years from our first, TO our last
census yet taken. II is seen that the
ratio of increase, at no one of these
seven periods, is either two per cent. be-
low, or two per cent. above the average !;
thus showing how inhexible, and conse-
quently, how reliable, the law of increase,
in our case is. Assuming that it will con-
tinue give the following results:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06
S25 REWARDl

CTOLES, from Il. HUIDEBRAkB, dew ller, on u
- ion street, ONE PATENT LkYiK kA0LIT
GOLD WATCH, Manufactured BY Jno Johnston, ~
srpO0 The Watch II Of small fze NitH vhitc az
engraved on the inside "GHo " hAsnEa rom !
"HORACE HAKNM." The above KeWafd Fil be "a
Tor any Information that may lead 70 ihe rocoyery
The property. H.H HAAMlf.
iuhe6-H
'Louhyills Journal please s0Pyi'o M sm'..of Ssg
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
@ttefel unb @@nbe !
CHILD e. co.

GHFLD a. w.
.e,ttelt.u tseben etnsa neueu srossa getrats
%frtfber @ @aareu!%E
, .a1s. - srah, StraAe. i~tfdben diter nns 9tsr'
umfaGfnbiebe @orte uno Die ntueeen Nufter,
pel&s fdmtli& seslauft rertenw
, Vrtiftn ptl9t iebtG GcneilrrenJ unmoelt9 nahtn!
s:ss, s;s:ts'; s s;sss s't a. ssssa pu,
4tss Strs&e Nuspatl pom susifd Iaane 5aden~cattr'
*seubs suf geaeauns ausssftrttst uas w" aaen
ssS sss Mss..s Gong tst sus saaat. uatmsra1s
nas4 sIsytrs ar Damsa Sa beg ahss r's sssen 'se'
atse Srs(e auspabl ab&ta: aue &subss-e edutsnzi
~ Setter Mrtteel mirs aarantirt! "a
: 43eReute Mrbett une Meparatnren per' ~ erfs
Defe bef.set. -, -''> - i'''.''
"a Sur 4dnb1er.
alta pIt etsn arDttn 8srratt etapI Daarsh uf&t
eas trtra.9tstea we&e MIR ear@ untere 8aetttatent%
Stanbt Ens t Der Rt pber bem Duteab u oertaufen uae
fsar ~ Saren Yren as trseut elm auttss 3aus bes
esaht.
6. 6. Qttlb, 8. &. Ettlb,
. DpStcx. -. Daseupsst 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
D<mofratil&e l1uionsliebf.
.8:alIanbtab am .ouf b,

v8all'anbfsb nuf be m
re&ten B.Se," iutslt Die q. yerf
5taatsasttune;>-- ale mtnn ftt nfdt pom
ieber NIT tbm unter etner Dede 0tipteli
bdtte. SntereGa1it IL nutl ha6 Gt tei rie
ler @elseenbsit ibr 9anaes 5sra Dot esm
Wublifum ausaef<tst bat. Denn Re
laatc msnn aud nit m.br @ortf9pau, 10
rod fiar une prritdnrttp.
A. Die SfIausrti fol- fortbsfebsn
bleitsn, 10 IanSe 80 ben @flapsnbalttrn
BY, 81. Union ,wie +. par" untsr ter
Contribution ,wte iis IT" nod auelesuna
ptrDreb, @eptt, Gntf& ttounA
(ou foutsfebsn. .:H,s.* ">,
c) Biz &riess> unt Grteoene. anae
ttaenbsttrn {oasn 7adnstt&f' In rte 6dntt
eet Den,otroteu dter9tprn, esnn nur untsr
ibrr 6suldaft tam bic Union 8tretttt
unp erbaltea merben." :, -,
so (sben wtr ss uIlc, oab BE r5relt'
den 0errdttr nodI wsttsr ssben, als eie
llct&eu. Ssf. Dauis nil fi& NIT
Dem 8 iirsn far feline @flaootroiie
beandesn., Die n5roli&'n Bertdtber
mpQsn ibm absr aud nod pen gan.
aen nNorrtn:gsbtn.l Bus III pop.
pelt.r uno trstfatsr 0e1rasb - pds IN
efmofrattf&er l1uteniSmus: 8:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
1eerben ffe Gtb fiiae,', ober nttbt?

Greberidsbure 1T In unierem Bsfh une
bte po!omaca1mss bat ben Nubieon. ben
Rappab abannod. dbsrl&rittsn. Damtt III
freilt@ nod ntbt See pern}1tet unb Nt&,
monb 9enomu,en. Nber wtr fno wobl
jtbt bsre&ttpt, ansunsbmsn, eab tie aetl'
psn Opsrationen, etnmal be8onnen. ni@t
gum SttQfano werpen 9sbra&t 1uerrsn,
uuo psnn ottiss nur ni&t her Gaa mirp,
10 fnb pir um Den Grfols msni9 be-
loret. .@dbrsnb uulere 3ruppsn untsr
psm neuen &ommaneo ooQsr &feeluft
fne. 1T ben l0pIi&sn @rmesn Ter Mutb
per9aneen.: Sis babea oas Destrauen in
ibrs So&e ,erlorsu uho, mie (ie (elbR "a,
esn, ,,nur psr Sonne bd6e Strabtsn BE-,
tsb.u uub trdfttgen ne Slapperidlan8e.'"
~Mber - la9en. uns. he RebelIsn uno
Die n5relt9en NsbeQsnfreunoe oe-oas Bolt
p.s 6upeus mag in DertbsiptSuna leiner
Sa@e au. @runre 8sbsn, aber befeaen
merpet 9br ta0slbe ME, 49, erR nit Gem
lebten Maun enpiot Der Rampf." 90
lpra@ aud nod nsuli@ 81. Steoens,
,Biceprdfpent tn Sesellla,: lu etner Ser:
lammluno In @rawfore. Ga, ..Die Wsl'
io4 'e6 ,wiGen. uno ote @s(&t&'e fol- ss
,peraeitnen. eob spentt couh :Apler 1anb
p.rwd itst. unlerx Stdrts Denldnesrt unitr
Giaentbum atrR6rt. bas @olf 8emoreel
p.rr en-, fapn 80 bod: tttmmer BE-
{iea wereen ianns:" Das flinet nun
,amar. asobattiB aenue,: ebsr BOD INNER
isbr tletnlaut I'm Berslet9 NIT {sinsr btz;
iaunten Nspe lbu ben 9lnldlue an tit
@onte Genfitution, In Der -es DOT
rei9t@ etnsm 9abr btsb:. "Bteiben
mir unle.sr tobtn WifFcn setreu. 10 mub
StIaperet Die berrf&eno
81 d9touf .biefem Qontiasnt
mtrpen!"
Mllo Don Der 6errldoft lbr bisfen
Continent 1T 6srr Stepens berstts auf
cen vGbrsntoo" suradeetommsn, ~ foats
paber ON Gnpe au@ nt&t Der Slesn efn
2ebtn bsr Greibet esm Ipee fir SfIapsrei
pprstsbsn E. @etpib IL iebr steIe :5ofnuna
In oieler 93tsbuna uorbanren. Daa aet0t
uua baS 8st1plsI pom Nsp' Osleans
Wtmpbts, Naibpiqtx Nep Bern. Norfolf
u. +. p.5 no: man fa rsat,wobt oartn:fu>
oct, unter bem:. @slfst ber ,barbari(@ea
Greibsit" pe!ter fottiulebsn. ."
SIR 46eun Stepene. Self. Dantd u.
So, 1T pie ,Sa9e Fetu& eiuf etwas f'blt
dt - :btlonetr&. am :9aIs. -uno wtr
alaub.n 50 ibneR. rsdt germ. pab fte. 70
lana< un(sre .Blefaee ibnen eaS Dur@*
brenn.n uerpebrt, kbr tafar (inc, ,oab Der
lebte Mann tts Slrers fallen folle. bspor
pas Commencement esr CONFEDERATION f6
rem Norbsn ers,be. Nbn StevsnS. Self.
Daple u. &c. biIbfn ni&t has (drlide
8olt. unb pteiee rpiro wenia @sl&n'od
an tbrer @pra9e ter @efameiRun89 RRaseH.
Gin 8oIt uas b.lpeumdtbi9 uno auf :
opfe.no fdmpf.n:: .abet felbft fdr BE bsi<
lfoRe @a&e 1T nod ME ein' Bolt In Mo11e
Bsfurtrn:'
Dtr e.lauben uns loedt,; aaen Nebel'
l,ufreuueen aum Tros, cte usberseueune
ID taben, bae wenn Seff. Dapis. @tsrtHs,
Sadion~unb mie tie 6dupter alIt beiben:.
6anf {dmrd,en, 'per @Qpea Iebr bale duf
jeorn 8sr,metdunssfumpf pr3'&tsn uno
f1. befegen laf.n wlroe. - w.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
.6rfbdte mnb Yanierltbiffe..

gu. ben pom VrdIeentsn pem ,g}n. St,
@onartb por2,leatfn 'ntsrtfau4.Rsu Ds.
ri&tfn rtr: Departemenis eeh5rt scr Pr'
iat peS @apt.: Dabler.en, @btfe pee
Orcnani Dspartsments. lbsr un(es. .@e
ld0bmslsn unb uniere panjeti&ife. Nir
tbdl,n eas @iatipft aus <eem(elbea; init.
Die In ~ntlertr< 3eit ,fqh lbetau leiasss
fdbrten .ee1e0euen ,Ranonen btftsn
no& teineemfess:o erose @ortbeae, eas IL
ole, aud 'pbntbfp ptrbiltntem9bi3 .biuta
terssqslten. Dablsttsn,9anonsn ssresdn*
W Bs 'Datisr.tn' '{at Ramon. it. una.. Yv.
lm,ir u,al(ip, pon @ubeiien. na& Art ;psr
.pairtaps; 3auensn ehfniowobl flr 6obl.
a.ido(5,, ,als FIJI :1@odtuasIn brau&bar.
5rdbet puret pie. Stele 9ebobrt., Marit
nelitptenant ,Aopwln Bat aber ety. Ber'
fabren ierfunbsn, urn ben 2auf ,uisl GuiBer
papur& aus,ubablsn, taeraas aei&molHne
@ub.ifsn um tin tupferns4 RebL tur&
,p.ldts i.br ra(& ststaltes Dafftr 6epumpt
wtro, bsruma.Sotjtu - allu ptr 4auf nit
einem @aNe fetttB trirb. Il = t'",,' .+ - - =
: Dut@ Hbif rdf&t AbfablunB ber;: Sttle
teim @u{{e trYRautF,t bh Gi(tumaffe tf.
'lonptrs tlsfntsrnie upb ti&t unb bart unb
iol&e 1xanonen babtn uer aaen' bts itBt
6efannttn btn 8otsue, bnb ft sanj vi.
alaublf& Atobe pulserlabunBen uae ptel>
.mali9ss Atfeuern biateteinanper perttastp
fbnneni. tbto fe anetetifen ,perbsn oeer
plaben.e Capt. Dablsreeu fdbrt Bnfptslt
icl@,l &ansnen an, Iref@e 500, ii tter
|1OO0 S&afs nit in.ntr jtetStnbtt 2atune
|otptfeuttt bdbth, aobnt S&apep ~ ftlh.:
Sea; anb b'pA&f m6i, sdnt tu.tt pulSer .ine
Rusdn poaaepfsa mntte, IN Fl, a.n east
aerfvttnSt,t ID Ithrtn s.,s s,a s4a ,s,, ,,.,s,
"a gapt. Dabtsxts trSatttt 'nt&f NN SOY
|Aef@mtebetsu uub ssbre&felten @ef&ofsu
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
Sic S,ttbff,patItn nod etmmat

&J1e S<CeTUvlluUpleu ltu<D eA"A"NA"
Das:Des Moin.s &eei0sr bat tneli&
rds ofRefrue @otum in Der lsblsn Soma
6rbRwutl esbtn&t. Das fir ois Gan,
pipattn rer ptrl&ttpsn.n @suit.r eombt'
nire Solrot,npoium f.bt: 8tputlifa'
-nt@ 28.736, esmotratii& 8 227. DEM
mao befnben G& In Dem Soma Gonttn
pente ,ur @uubesarm.t fir je. imet De-
mofrateniteb.n Republifantr.
HSn Soma wurbtn rie Soleatsu gum
@ttmmtn e,luGeu, in Soma flsete oarum
ooppett't tae rsputl litantf&e Stautstidet.
Mbtr wArte bas rspubtifani(Ae Tidet nt&t
aud III ttn tdtrfgtn Staatsn 8eRt6t ga:
t,n, peuti btrsn e.etslaturen pafqr, vi
3tittu" "btiotgt bdtttn, oab, TEN @otrattn
i6t Re@t 8.f@tten wdte? Gs IT tstn
@runp anaunebmetr. uab bas Werbdltntb
ami1&eu @spublitaneru unp Dsmofraten
III btn :@onftnssntsn' o,r nneeten Stadttn
,ur Buhbss afm,e :r,ftntli& ron ben, in
cen, 'So,td s @ontingentt oiftrirt. 4 .Rteu:
cir.n mir inetb eas 8erBaltni6 pon2 Su
T auf: 'fa,u 3, 70 piro ts f& tr8tben,
:pub' wtnn man IN, q, yort. Snptana. SUI:
:nots, ptnniylpantsn ,e.. Vie Scleatsn1 gum
Sitmmtn' ,uasta0.n bdtte> IN aasn oteltn
Staattn ii. N.publttaner atdn3ence Wabt.
fieae a,f.t.rt bdttn. q. yott plroe cine
r,putttfduAArtte AArtt sDDtuiurtttt uon l6tr $4,000,
tOtto uou $4,000. ::Snbiata BON 10000,
.3fTfnoi8 pprl I G! 900 Il. {. n. petatt td.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
Gerratb IN allem Gfen uuo
Rauteu. :,

@atr.nb biejsntpsn, w.ldt am msifsn
Gr,unr(&aft uno Sympotbie fur bic fiio'
Fli&en Bunptsperrdibsr bssen, aut' laute'
fen barber fdreisn, pub 8urn'ee nod
|ni@t ben See eei&lasen, ia ni6t ttnmal
6ber rem Woppabaunsd ,se8anssn ft, e.
fdbrt man, pae rtsielbsn sIei& na& Mt
@Ieuan's @bisbune ,paflr 9slorat baben,
|pa6 Burnlpe's Sperd,ionsn In Uoraue
uereitelt, uuo Den 8ebelIsn ni1ts au 0sirt
estban uerre.
Nus @a(btnaton ,piro ndmli@ beri&tet
tae pom 10000 @tdd Bon,ben. pel&e
far BurnGrs nod GolmouIb oslanet nor
rem wa,en. nibt Der 3tb nts
Ebeil 0slantst mar. Di,ieIben pa'
ren eur&pdnsia NIT Sano oor @aass
mebl ,c. e.flut. Nuf cisle GntOsduna. bin
NOR Is, basj Bu, nfpe ntuli@ nod Dofb
inaton pl5Bli9 aboin9, ~.-.,.
60 1T bstanntttd :nj&t eas nfe Wal>
tas loldss @sldls fur un(er. Wru,t uer'
f.rttat pprbsn jH mic g bonn iiberau IN
tem Department rss Sen. W tt a 8
ftbs eettatbsttf@ ousGebt. Bei oer frfen
oerartieen Gntosdune Dor rei<& tinem
SABRE bdttt Orr Neias netft pen 8eam>
ten. 'wtl6.n tit 'Auff9t otlaa, .ypr etn
'&rit0eosri9t esfeat wsro.n maGsn. 8ae
flu man faesn. ,penn ibnen jset ni9t Ter
@aleen srrt6tet miro =? Man lretbt un
FIRE Nrmeer g,ern oen Getno, Rtetlt ibnsn
abtr, In bsm Nuoenblide, ba g gilt, tts
Bafsn, pamtt rsr Gstno Gt niebsrmsbsle
Das 2eben Taulenusr braper BQraer. cis
Mll.s fir rae ,@ouotrnsment upfstn>
f&ant osn bobsn. 6srren wsnia III esltsn.
Ralt blift man iibtr ibte 9ti&en bin, ooet
man 1&lfebt pfe Nugtn sor Dem blutiesn
Grsisnib. UNI niAt IN rIt ptntble gage
p.r{,et 3u tp.rr.u, etniasn utrtdtttri(&tn
unb pfi@totrDsfensn 9tomten, eie ibttn
salt IN rer motratil@en Yarist baben,
lluannebmlt9ftiterl III bsrsttsn. getm
5tmmtl oft @utllo;tntn muon ha&at'
rapt fsbt notbwenrtB.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18

abr II ,blstate balo mieoer. 0aliean
mar pon rem @epanfen an BE Greitdt
ssblsntst;, sr8laubte ar Elm nsuss Isbsu
uno fab bait. 8tnua, eab es nur cine Drst.
belt nit eelbeIm m Yab 1et.
llnb aubereem aQe1lst bitlere Tdu,
(&unesn. Gr bate bers&nst, eab er fd
In rsn ntun3sbn Subren i'm 3u&'bau('
tintun psrtstnunb Nebsnjie Granes eipar
babsn md0t, bet feinsr Bere@nunB abs1
uis Rube|, Sonn' uno Geatase ab3usfsbsr
uuo.0sn. weIbe in nsuntsbn, Sabren uns
asidbr uis1untSwunaia GraneS ausmaasn
Rurl, bae @elo, cas- Ct erwortete, betrul
wessn man6erlei @ba1sen nut etnbuneerI
uno neun Granes, flnbsbn~ Gous, BIZ
man tbn aus5abtte.
II bseHf cas- nt&t une belt f& fdr
uerlebt ooer, I'M, pas Wort aussulpre9sn,
fur bsfoblsn.
sNm IuBt uut fstnsF l5FeiIa7Nn01 IN
0ra0. FAB er Dor einerOran9sbIatbenees
(tillalion. 8aQen. abIaesn uno u bot lei.
ne Dtenne an. Die Irbsit priuats uno
man uabm ibn an. CT aine ans Detf.
gr mar per1dnei9, fort uno 9sldidL
uno muatr fetue Sa&e gut. 1r 6srr
l"tsn mi. ibm sufr|eesn ~ ltin: ,DdbEne
sr arbsitels. eiuo Gin Gensparm porbti,
trmnf,e ibn une fraete ibn na6f (sinea
papieren. Gr muBte (etnen aelben pab
'voNsioen. Damn arbeitsls CT pei,er, &uts
portn tatte er einen Ger Wsbsitsr Qsfraat,
ME piel Ge ldslid ubisItsn. D,etb'a
Sous. Da er ben anrern Wor1en flb
Meter wanpsrn mubte. gina .sr >sepen
Nbsnp 3u tem .6srn uno bal i'm um lei'
nsn psrrienten Qobn. Der 6err 8ab ibm
pbns eine@ort ,u laaen filnfbbn Sous,
Gr madte Ginwenoun8 uno srbielt aur
I4n,wort: flr Did II pas eenue. Gr te,
E1ano auf msbr. Da fab IN Re. 5srr Don
her Geits an uno riff ibm tu: 5lte DID
'por eem @efdnani0s!
@isosrum bielt It li& fir befob|en.~
Die @tisQldaft, Ter Gtaat. bate i'm
i'm @ro6sn befobIsn, ptit Ge tbm feline
Gr(parunpsn psrrtnaert. Dielfr Mann
sefobl i'm nun i'm &leinsn.
Die GreiloGuna mar fsine @sheiuns.
Wus psm 3u&tbaule. fam mon tpob|
fommsn, ober ni9t aus Ger 0erurtbets
lung.
DaS allo mar ibm in Giraffe bs9eenet.
Dit man ibn In .. auiesnomn1en. batte.
meib man,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-18
Nes,rauetiou in 9aiuois.
{, Quincy Tritun. te,ibt,t /:

,,Dir babsn nod ni4ts eopon ssb6rt
pab fsit ru ~ptoben ,Ntserdtrri&wem'
muuo" irs.nomo ~ unfttm Stoot rie
! |(ouenunnie, Btada 9aws".', BON 1851
uni 1858 aur slnwtnpppa e,tommsn wd'
rem, uup mir 9dtsn uns ptI 6offnune bin,
poS ros Woli bon Sqtnets bsllsr (s} ale
(eint @t(.et; 70 eab tisit .8tad Sans"
tocte Bu&fabtn blttten nilettn,a
Wir tabfn uns pstrtt juno ss III Npams
County .une pqs TSnntbtp Mtlrofe> 10
.eu (&dnrliae EMeteen el5Fn,t -meIe.n
(ou. Dort puroe; wit ri @bie eBdbI,
auf II. xtaee ethss Aaewii1fp ;psuy At,r,
amer Ell Asetr POT Zen Gttttensri&iet
o,bru&t unb sueseH fefnte -eortiaen aHf'
ssmbulte & In $50 Straft unp $14 Rotten
lp,yfdut, aud wtseu .ntanaelnbtr 3abluna
bsiaefedt. Ct ptrp yin ptm @sisss &C.
niiet III leifttn. '(ttntr 3stt 'BFsntli@ ou|
70 .ianae ,ur attsit eftfteiastt ptrttn, ole
not9wsntte, ~, uu' ,asS, etn;Gllas< @ttaf'
unt 3of.n III tsSablfn:, ,,4,r ~ .''E =.
gBtr Soften iero&,rtab nj1t 4sidt s :
manb atfunrtn wttp, eer Glide $40, AZ
oit(,n Set III bdnesn 9af tat, ber INNER
bin pon ,ptiftitafisr Rtutatilitdt ju ftir
sfaetut. DEM per ptttaafte ge9tr wirp
penu ,r etpas grabe bsRbt sntwsrsr 20,
ted ablauf eer3ett bpqdnbif&sn Ab(9is,
netmen orer ia - anReutn. fas lei. 6tei,
1aerer (sittf frot fin nut, winn er ,ibu lot