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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
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90 lan9e 6aued an rer Spite Ter
@sRatmee uor @orintb fanp. purren b.
Sannt!i@ tnnerbalb frtner 2inten nur
Bldtter eerulest,~ rpeI&e ru Selapsrsi
frtunpt& uup peur @srratte perl6bnltG
AeRiu,mt maren. Settosm absr 6aQed
bic Rsbslen pur&l&lapftn lief une CUR
Belobuuus fdr feine unblutiasn Gbater
ale @snualti1mus mad 8albin8ton be:
rufen ,uurpe. pa&,sn mir. pab Is wieoer
cen Gruppeu erlaubt worpen (et. Bldtter
au le(ta, ml@e 5flaoertt unp 8uratb
ssrabf&eutu.
Evm III iuess aiat 10. Gin ae>piNet
bsrr Glper. Der itft ox etnuabu,e BON St..
Donellon als @Iert bei eineR Ia Ser w.
nee ausfttisblt& cones(fontrtm 3si'
tuuaetertdufer eonoitto1trte. a!s FOLDER
Der Armee na& Gorinib fpleif. per mini
Asu Ta9en aber uon bort bterber juriid:
tebrte. ma&t uns ndmli& folsenpe @tt'
tbstluuAeu
,Republifanti&e Bldttsr bdrftu. obns
fpxieQ uno often uertoteu III fetn. III. Co.
Aer ut&t pertauft perpeu. Die stnaisen
8ldMer. Die Der ,.Nsne Dealer" bdlt, Gnp
Der ..MiGourt Rspubliean." uuo BIZ
..Qbteaao Eimss." unp BON pteisu tommtu
td8lt@ 9anae .8aaenlapunseu In Eager
an. DAG @el6dft psrfe mouatli@ etuen
Asiusrtraa pom 1ber'$1000 a."
Dttft @ittbetluns IL badlRrdubenb u.
n,ttr ais fonf etpos sesianst, BE SQos
Yatitdt une 3ebslenfrsunrli6fsit u,an@sr
auieter eeu1uaanbirenpsn Off3iere iu geld.
uen. DAT ote ~@bteaao 9inss" unb psr
"@i6outt R.publteau" Die beireu tufan,>
fen Ereaue Der n5rpli&sn 0errdtber fnr.
0rsaue. peten @~erbtnpuna nit BEN Re-
beQen 1ef&t na&supeiitn IT, pas IT tndn'
nt0lt& befannt. unp ,ben biefe BId,ter
ete NIT BEN abi&eultdfen @ebdifshiten
8eeen pie fIeien Mdnnsr pee Norbens uup
oerer 9a&e an8efdQt Gap. wHoen= unfetn
In GeIbe Rebsnpsu 9ruppsn cle tdsli&es
peti,ii&es uup AsiRiaes~ Gutter Bereidt.
0isbt ID pobl Elm bs1srss @itttl, I'm, UNI
fere aruee IL bemoralifreu. um fe Der
9a&e attrauuta IN maden. fdr bic fe
fdmpfeu fol-? Aber IN @afbinaton fam'
inert man d& I'M, nidts unb ldbe @ta
Point urultn."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28

ueer ppFuun8sh nt&t ~ wavbtasn ssr;
Astt. IN psueu ;pte 8slt1 tbre 0tide auf
e,iauSs absr OH e'ueolu. sas vi,
etntse Gras.n an i'm rt@,sn. @is feb,
- nit lsintr IN SprtusNsle ON II. Stunt
1888 pertantstsn 2strs: A house divi-
ded against itself can not stand2 Muf
pisisr poltii&sn' platform tstdmpfts II I'm
Sabre 1888 rem Doualae. une ~is of
bsrtsn mir Jpn In jener Qampaan (sinsn
We9ner ld&tiasn. neil It IDou9Iae] in
SprinafsIp psr Graas ssssndesr. pom pn
v6dn unp Ni&,kin unfuu Republif ub
bina." eeduesi bate II do not care,
whether it (slavery) is voted up, or
voted down.. Bstennt Ga 9ineOlu i'm
Sabre 1862 ~ eu Qtbr. re 81 i'm Sabre
1888 10 sntfaisrsn uurammts unp DOT
rer Na.iou rsnunei,n2 pat rr roS 20.
lttii&e misunderstanding a%ufs,9,bsn.
pas Jpn i'm Sabre 1860 ium Bannutra
aer ser Gribeiiepurtsi mo&t.2 50 ~
bat ss,-u b,fsnnt itbt islbR: I do not
care, whether slavery is going up, or
down" unp tas lin f& lslbt as.bsiIts
baue" unas' fsbsn. wts IS fortbsatbl.
wsnn % nur uerldufS iuiammea9epful&l
pirp.
Grlauts unisr Yrdfrsut uns f.rner.
boe wir lin an feline be,ren eraen G.loHs
srinusrn.e Ct olsprdfosnt ptm8olfe Sat.
6isb es .nt6t In rsnitlbsu unter weitsrn
ausfatruns, eae DE YFi&t Ter Grbal'
Der Hepubltt tenft
utionsmd6ta psm prdGrentsn
rpstt b5bsr Hsben mlfe. ale cit YRi&I
Ger Beoba&tuns Der sinlsInsn eopft,u,io
neQsn. 8sfimmuh02
: Do& asnua!~ DIR itsiae blu4see xaapf
in Aunuifa bot Don ru @sldi@te fsinen
btftmutrn ptub uuBrwttfsu trbutEsn.
xsine psrl5nli&tstt fanu rsmislten feline
ad&i&tli&s Bersutune. finen @barofter
nsbmsn. M61e Qineoln ph f&Iisbli&e
emancipation psr Sflausn. ~ rsr IT rob
0strieben ,usrotn miro. blob ale tin Rit'
tel CUR @iertrberftlunR 8eoBrapbif&n
@renj.n baru&ttn. rie @ell miro In rer'
(elbsn uftnuen ptn snpltden SieA pn
Drsibsit 1bsr~ StIapust. ese Msn(den
re9ts l6u Gprannsi, Der 6umani.dt
dbsr Barbarei unp Der 9plfs,e6te ibsr
Arifolratte unb OIisar&is. Sn rte(er
llsbuisu0una lisat rte n I d seritr
Be9ttferuna bes
freten W aimee
farpteen Rrtee. unr eitfs Be-
eeiiterune wnesn feline le,ernt @anifsRe
obfGhlen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
Die 9StraRtuuS ber ssyotSa 2sSts'
Jotut. ,

Die 3Straftuu0 oer sJOssa 3s0tS'
lotue.. -
0eus. 3trtwoob bat nsuit& cine Or.
trafsuna Der esatsIaiur auf ZEN 8. 6spt.
bsrufsn. lleber ZEN 0ru1p. eer ibn bt'au
psraulaet bat. bort mon usrf&tsbsne au'
aabsu an wabyf&siult6fsn ii Is atsr.
boe e. f& paruu, tanpsIt stu Gsfst IN
erlaGsn, ueua& unfsre Gruppsn lid aud
I'm Gelpe eur& bsfontne abRimmunS an
ben anssleeenbsiten tbtee Staatss bethel.
Ilsen tsnnsu. =,
Clint fol&e BsRimmun8 taIten mir
ni&t nur fur ssrs6t uup ,wsdmdeia. (on'
peru mir baltsu Ge ioaur far nstbwtn NJ
pte bsiont ere unter rem ssastsnsn um'
Rdnesn. Snfol9s Ter Greimiuiaen > an'
>wsrtunosn ptlten IS bis 10000 Wann
IN uenta.n Eaasn unfsr,n Staot usrlai'
TN. uu, ms Gslp ~ Iisbsn. aus ritis
fnb lopale Barar. unp wlree tbnsn ibr
Summrsdt nt&t ou& ia, Gslre erbaltsn.
10 marpe bel zen nd6fsn @abIsn pis
Sa&s her Grsibsit sbsn 10 uisls Sttmu'sn
pulisren.
Dte Is nit tsr oraaut(trten De-
unofratie Rsbt. piTsu 'pir. ieitrsm eisislb'
6& ni&t ssf&dmt bat. eut& Termination
eee 8errdtttrt-@ Mp aum
G%ousrsbman,, fi& ben Stenpel rr Sn'
fannie auf Die @tirn au brdden. De-
Mabouiten pper Datomiten 0ibt Il abr
ui@t nur tn pritien, ~fonreru aud In ren
dbriaen Gon ~,rs(Foual Diartften unfersa
Staates Die @snse. uno wlrpe eabsr un'
(sren loyalsn Iruppen bas Sttmmrs&|
ent3oAsn. 70 t6nnts ID nod pabtn tommen'
pa6 Ssf. .Dapis BE Dablen In Soma
~lsttsts. uno pae wI mad fstntr pfsif'
tar3sn r11sten., 10y
9ir tiQiaen bobsr init aebdbrentu I'm
.rttunuu8, =@uuv &t1twuob ruruu1
bera&t aeusisn r., ptsie S&ma& Don
un(ereu, 6iaate abauwsnpsn. uno pi'
{.s.n ttine 3psifl rarin. bae unIere Qe
aislatur Tin @sfes NIT entlprt&eneen Pro-
stfonen erlafenen miro.
Bir t5nnen bet rtsfsr @%elsaenbsit midi
umbin. -unlsre Mitbarser oarauf aufmsrt'
lam ~, ma&sn. ra6 ole reutIi&asn Anlet'
peu psrltta.n. oae eer Oreen pes solre'
uen Gtrtels ,ablrei&e @ttslterer tn unfs'
rer Mitte 3dblt. Btr wieosrbclen. pas
pir frabtr 70 tdufa Beratbsn babsn :
vfetp ma& am". unp fasen midi
ctne 9ana btfonoert 0eran n
la(unAb in3u. ta6 oft oeuen' ni@t
u trausn II. Don esnsn man su errparten
bu.&ns, IL. bab fe g f& aur befoneeren
aufoate ma&eu wdrpeu, ben 2%aneeeuer'
ratb @&ritt auf S&rttt 3u uerfoi0tn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
Die anaebltd,e 2tnf6inr8 BE-,
@unter'i6en We8erreai,ntnter ,ue
Qen .mititdri(cber untduaiibfeit.

Die anaebltbe 2~tnH6inn8 ber
@unter'i6en We8erreai,ntnter tpe'
gen -milttdri{ber llntau8li6feit.-
Dn bat.u fdon /ff1abtr parauf auf
merriam a.ma&t. rae Die eur& esmotra'
tiide Bldn.r Notrbrsitste Bsbauptunp.
v6unt.r babe ben Nsssrn RE @ofsn nsb:
men mlftn. wstt fe aum 4rit0spifnls
6& piat tiausten," falid (si uno In ben,
Btfretsn ibrsn @runp babsn. tintr Dr.
mofnune esr Garbte.n por,ubeuatn. Dat
ti,b Die ri&tiae auFaNuns her Sa&e 1T.
astt aus eineu, S&rsibsn pes 2ieutnani
'Rtees, Ariutont I'M 1. Git Guroltna
yol. Hs9imsnt Ger NsQutrieaee. bsrpor
norm jsne gn8abs fur cine edge srfldri
miro. uub wortn % oann tsi6t
nWsbrsrs Gonpuenien finp pom br,m
Ne0iunsnt u%e9bsorcrt uup nit ibrsn mi.
zen Offaisrsn nod ct. 6tmon's Gilanp
Al, BET 3lfe BON Glorira 9tf&idt. unu
rie dbria.u i'm Eager 3uridesblisbtnsn Ct
bislteu lsstsn @amla9 auf Gen. 6untu'e
Ratb Grluubnib. ouf tur3t 3si.e ~ ibten
planta9en unb Gamilisn iurldiuftbrtn
Die mtifsn pom tbnsn bsnustsn rit g.
laubnie, abn 4int9t blisbsn lisber tn
Eager. DR. @runb' 6a,u 1T far @tuerol
3unttr Sufrisosnfeqtnr.
Die Aimee -feinse- D]epartsuatnts< n
uduIt& In 3ufanrs ttr %ln,bdnsseit; unit
90 ionn Ni&ta eetban rperpeu, bis II.
beiee Gieber3eit porabsr III uuD Die Erup'
pen psrmebrt wrreen fine. (9n rer lsB'
ten 3tti fnp ft, btfanntli@ bur@ ben ab'
qua Don @sn. Stepsne' Corps loaar BE-
trd&ili6 se1ntnrest ,roteen. N9asp.3 -Hr'
tsr foI@en llmRdueen fdten es tabsr rutb:
fam, eie Roger cuff lrloub bttmjufdidsn.
um Ge j%urld3uruftn, wenn tbre Disnn'
u6tbis Gnp. Ater pom elmer AuR6iuna
or Brtaaps n Ni&ts etIae, porrfn, uni
t& wete ttAtnnut. bns @fn. 6antsr ber'
sIetden ni&t beat6&ti9t Is ft renn, pa6
psr prdfesnt >ttu.u4 uubtpin8ttn Bsftb1
pafdr erIdbt."
6iertst triit uus bsnn frsilt& tte trau,
ttst .Graee sntsteen:- @ee wirp+ ras
S&tdiat re beiuesfaucten -S&pdr,su
lein -.::.,-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
Nnbie
farrner umfere9 @tdatee.

Dte usu.Ren Bni@te aus ben eagnn
unfsrrr Truppsn, bsloubsrs in Itnnsdss
unb MiGi6ippt, Gno traurts. Die 3d.
ipttdter Tnp nit 4ranfen auBefdut 'unp
Die @|tspsr unTnn Rsetmsnttr ,perpsu
rur@ &ranfbsi.en teetmtr!.
IS fsblt ndm!i& Oh Seunbtn Nab'
runesmiukln. @siabsusr Sptd uuo
S&ifsimisbad fno rie tdBlt&e auel<e6'
lite Rof, unp Wsfunpe pie &ranfs ntr>
lomn1ta patel. Drfonotf6 ff6li Is an
@tmd{eu al.r 9tt. an 8arteffeln.
3mttbeln, Naneelwu1jeln .
|pidelA AtYftln,, 8 omatoes
u. {. w..-Saden.e eten @e1ib mfr bsim
tdeli&sn @snu6 ni&t 3u rlrpi9tn pt0en,
nod peusn attr un(trf 1rupptn 9erlan'
am baben, pt pr Btrf&ma&tsnte nod
psr Qusue. G1r Rattofetn !. 9. fne In
u.an&en Gduen rs Gents rae St1d IT,
lablt morpsn, uno (tIbf ~ etsfeu. Y1etis
1np Ge ID, S1ten ,to&f itlten ~ babeu.
neil pts RsbsQen a0es' In Der umse8enb
uniersr Eager ~jerfi6ten. 6unetrtt pom
un{.ren brapsn' 6olpatsn 0trben babtn
an Gt.bsrn, an Stprbut uub anrrsu
S%raHttttt.n. Bsdtrt Wutrun9smtttd.
~bs(oupe1s Semitic, iplroen ferttssn Ga'
uilisn. tbrsu, 9aure r.tttn.
&c sresbt tabn btemitte1a al, urftr'
patrtetil1tn GARNER bic brtnesuoe' sluf,
ferpsrung, u~nfsrer nottteitenbtn 9ruppsn
(&ntl- unp- ifrsfstbf8g Jul 6alfe temmen.
9fpe @abe, ts(onssr6 on Gemdien. utrt
nj, ttr1lt&sm Danft5 s~uipfanssu unb 70
fort nod Zen 9dssriiif tunftrsr Eruppeu
Don btsraue bef6rpert 'perptn. 8islee bal
tsr,its reirI' btsGse Damenoerein 8ttban,
atir alto fam bsr(elbe ni&t hun.IQe
mdGtn ebtn ale, Is mu6 Seer. ot6en
6e,3. vi u1nferen Erupp.n unb tst esl
sa&s IT,. fdr pte fe TIT etbsu ,rtnftseu.
(ein '6&nFsin nit btttrceen. 49,
DAD Grseuttp COMMITTEE tes bfefeen
Camsnuerstne bitta, iepe @abe tet pm.
2abrmaun In BET aweiten 9traee at'
3ultsfern. I Nd&ftu Moutasdhptsb ete
.nRes Sensung mad Etnns7eet ab8tben,
uhp fpdter rpsrpen, u 4sypon
bteraus mtitere Sentungen tortttn bef6y..
psrt merten, unp ,lwat bffeass1s >ffar 'ttt.
;Sowa H.Atmenter. 5EI'c-"9 -'f~@r -,
Ai{es fti'& tsrbst SIR wudsra Garu'tr!
au& nan&.- Gursr sS5bns Rsttn ia IN
psn. Reibsrt> ber 4dupfer, Itegtn f&mo@'
tenn In zen 6oipitdlHa, -au& Gusr 9eFa
f&tdst ia ,paru,' ffahsts @a&e ba 6ret.
bttt unp esr @sputltt. 8dr- jeee Babe-
-wtrp Gu& .pas @aaettanb panltn' uno reI
spadsre Mauu *lssusu, esr 9efu'atb mi,
Gltetn .uur Danilie periis6, nm. far une
ale (ein etbsn In pttSaanae ~ f&laeeu.
EtuL ,pa5 SIR I6nnt INN tiaiere 3Iuppen,.
IT, unteyRdSen unb iuaertalten. ~ Sc ne.
niger ben 9eu&en uub Dem RanSfl e..
;bste psnisss uett 1rnppsn per,
Ben mir u asasns babeu.. n
7# RantruS rle Dan.ssosrftut jus I'm.
; FtsEaatane troaser 4Seleateu. :
Nifty aS Grseuttu tgomuttst :: s 4
s@guboH, esmue,, Dreis, eabruannu, u
!. a. apetfrs 2if&st. aS&rider..- = :
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28

- 2ient. O.. s. @5fins ~, jett
II Rod Sslanb. Nm Retrutta ftr 6aS Is.
81. ee6snsr) 3estment antursrttu !.
: OesrBe fe6tE 4ut 1als, ans ,bas 3etlts
t9s'eetea f&siat I'm iu,ufasen. 8fs
Dtnf9en TIN I'm tstsa GYfel8.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
Gtaut 8 a.
M~biutant.8 eneral'S Offes,
Clinton %. ausuf 1862.
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Hs!ratt,anss. pfs,te. maass ssue&s,is unb fssleia bh
9ael tersr esuts xne euea Oreaatfs ttsn IN atenb be- a
D.. N. r~s,srttrsu, usnn FL srusrtsn. thu asupasHtsa sles
9siabrsnsa Ia ss atues Rsstmsst stnst dt, ~ ttben.
Dtss IA aiat nxr sins esae ssa @i4tssstt far offins
naI etute. fsuktra aud far bts Gsuutts In 0epieRsaG ssl
SsafSuas hn Ausss bh su 3ttsuas.
q. 9. Bafsr,
General. 4tiuiaxt Ssn S,Us.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
w66tntlt@tt marttbtrt6t.
Office bss .D.mcfraten.",l
l.. Rtttypc6, q. NuaYe 1852. {.

- SRUIWpW ~. AuHNk love-
Der Narfte mar bitfe @o&e' wttbsts etweS
lebpafter, ober NOD 'tutqey uni&sr, s,uab. .baupt..
fd&l.&J Der bsporRttenbtR, 4ruspeuaN1tebpn9
iuaufnreibeu ii. ba Sober inter As Satrtn -
fut uabIf& dnlt4 tdli, bae It et,pseu pt1b. 70
a1ranetrt Ct feline Gef&dfe 70 stst ale usSstt@,
um perbsyetst u fstH. y
aRett wt.b a1st mad Glten8p ssrfanst. 9tes
fuben nuy Rletnperfdufe fat. ja.
DetIeu f6mu,t tsss u1stt IN ben Nartts 6te
Qualttdt ~ nsusn II f&ls&t une ffu&5 aits!
@ssen wtrb sers3ssen uue, Der tsd@ 9ssb
eafar bejablt. ."+Saw
Roru lebtaft ~ 1906. A "a
F 4dfu hau tptnts tn aRartt. -
3utstttu 17nt In RdIstI Nadttta0t 1aa00H9n.
sohalb mebs te1stnlomuasa, psteen btsf 3'stte
IN 1 8: ' n.a;a.a aaa,t4,.n .sn :, eri,,a 1rn>
aluata, ba Gnelanb btsftS Satr ebtn g sttl:een
unftren Drcefoftn bsburk pte, tn 1861 Hfa9-
ttst R6 bteS, 70 pe,ben unfre 8arl,sr. tIes ~
.s1 se,tnssn Qrnts, ut&t 70 gam f&ls&tAhtff tn.
al.tuss Gels IL ne& tanner .fslr rats UtIe
Is blstbtu. btA bic hstneu e4atam'suoisn tn
| Circulation frnausn.
Mt6I, fvF ~ s4.6e Ste &. oo.-1 u.
W.tsn u75-77e fur altsn uas So-7ee
!" es.a: l,tsaft Al 60 bts IS.
4ern,. tbta}t Is ~ 20s.
safer III q tts zoe.
3wtebe 81 a i. kbtoft III 6Oe.
Dplte, 80 tts45e. r. r
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28

ludte etssl II amsstsn. iaSsss u III asesAs
Borl bsn l0lub paffIte. pope lber, f&'dte Reno
Snp 1anN aar tlnsraatuns GtSstS al. -
Der Hssab purbs ne&mai6 tura6sepsrfen
uub ,oA f~ 0lueaufpdrn aurdd. % uab vie
Der nd6ae Uerfu@t btr Rsbsnea ttnsh sslausea
IA. ioau.e nt9t Ia g.fatruns sst1a&i pt'ssn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
Des @rdFoenten eeJmbiferenj IN
Der &fiapereifraae.

wv ~ASS Nv
Der SfiapereifraAe.
Auf ttutn riTsntu Britt pss 3. @ree<
lev an Den psdfoenten. bat oiefer cine
oftne Antmort etasben, in Der It fetne
SttQune In Der S~flapenifrase ndbsr be-
fnirt. 3n rtmitlben bei6t Is:
r@k sic lassn. wtu ID Ntemonoeu In
3msiftl laGen. Sd wiQ RE Union ret.
ten. 50 nil ft rttten IN Der i&leuntas
Atu Wetfe n a d berGunfttuttou.
Sc ebsr Die Naltonal> autoritdt wteberber<
aeRsQt .perpsn fam. reao sba miro cts
Union wteru 1sin mts iie/1war. @ibt
Is Qeute. rpsl&e bic linton ni6t retten
uolsn. psnn fe ni&t elei&ssftfa Die Stta'
peril 1fttin fanntn. 70 ftmme i9 nt&t NIT
ibneu aberein. @ibt IS 2eute. we!&e bic
Union ni&t retten woQeu. wenn fe nt@t
alei&Nitie DE stlaperet at.a6ren f5nnen.
10 f:mue i'd, Mot nit ttnsn dberetn.
@du 6aupt3wed II. BE Union au retten;
unb Die @tlauerei weptr retten.
nod ierf6ren (to leave it alone
n. b. ~ &6nnte i'd pie Union rett.n.
tratub etnen @ttapsn
~ befrettn, 70 pdrce Id Is tbun.
unp ,penu i'd Ne pur@ Befreiun 4
alter Stlapen rstten. f6nnte. 70
waree i'd Is tbuu, unb rptnn t4 he bas
pur& rettea t6nnte, tne ID Gtnise
fret u.a9te- unb andre @flapen
6Ie{bcn IieEe 70 udrpe Id Cd ou&
tbuu: @as Id In Bsstebuns auf Stla'
ueret unb BE farbise Raee tbue. bas tbue
i'd tn~pem -@laubeu, pab q 3ur &fttun9
Ger lnien. bitft. unp mas t&x unterlufs.
ras uuhrlaGe t@ In beur @lauttn. tab Is
au. Retattun9 Der Union ui&t bilft. Sd
perpe ptnteer ibuu, tpenn i& CLAUDE, poe
bas. was i'd tbue.. Ter Sa&e l&aeet. unp
ID 5rpsrbe mebr tbun, rweun I'd CLAUDE
pab ee Ger Sade btlft.
Dieb if mad metner anf@t incline of>
feiele pRt&t. absr i'd .b~eabf~ttse feline
W%ooifeattou: ueiuss perl5uli@sn @un>
(des, -pae ale Mtui&fu abnau frsi fein
f6nntsn:: 'J
Il, :. q. 2intcln.
DAT Der eineoln ale prtsatpsrfon
,pon(&t, ; a Hem @en abtr'
a II ftA fetn ISnnttn", eas
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

Dr.. T. &. GALE Rranu,er Ct HE OHIO
Medical College, respectfully tenders his
profrsiona; services to the cIiizeUs of Ev-
ansvl!e and sdisceut country
IL Introducing himself TO a strange coul-
muDity, be begs leave to state hat after tn
joy ing great advantages as Il student, be
graduated twenty years ~ and has hetn
ever since engaged in The active duties Of
his professioH, principally Vevay Of this
State.
Evidences of his gradua ion aud stand
iug, rs a physician. wound be ctcertuiiy
placed before any gentltna.. desiIous of ex-
aiming the same.
Office Oh First street. on second floor, in
the P1st Office Building. Room No. s
Residence Ia the new brick on the corner
of Third and Gum streefs He can be
found at bis Office during the day and nj bis
residence nj night. May 13-lmd.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

GaS- The VicksbsFg Citizen of the Esd
ult. says it learns that the fine residences of
jeff Davis and 10. Davis have been bat
tered down and utterly destroyed by q
boats crew from some of Farragufs mem
of-war on the Mississippi. President Lin
coins proclamation calling out Is, 600 VOL
unteers, was greeted with derisive laughter
by Davis and his Cabinet at Montgomery.
Walkers palatial residence at Huntsville is
a mass of ruins, and both Of his sous were
lob and now, Davis plantation shares its
fate. Don't these gentlemen begin to
think that those laugh best who laugh last.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13
Court House on Saturday,
THE NEWS

This morning from the Valley of the Shen-
andoah is of a very unsatisfactory character.
So far as we eau judge CT the "stuatiou,"
from the reports received up to this hou
of writing, ne cannot avoid the conclusion
that Stonew all 5" jackson has slipped
through the fingers of our armies, if be
has not actually defeated one of them. The
plan adopted to catch the willy traitor
seems to have been well devised, and the
part of it entrusted to Fremont, well exc
cuted. That officer, with inadequate trans
portatioE, made forced march of over 100
miles across the mountains, often compelled
to drag his artillery by hand, and arrived
at Strasburg iE time to intercept the rear
of Jackson's army which bad commenced
its retreat up the right fork of the Shenan-
doah river. Fremont pressed hard after the
rebels, repeatedly attacking their rear guard
and giving them DO rest, besides capturing
large quantities Of stores and provisions.
In the meantime Gen. Shields division
had marched from Fredericksburg to
Front Royal and thence took the road up
the left bank of the river in order to pre-
vent jackson from crossing, OF to defeat
him in case he should do So In this man
ner the retreat and pursuit was kept up
until the rebels arrived at HarTisonburg,
the county seat of Rockingham county.
No time was allowed them for rest here.
Fremont arrived almost as soon as they did.
retreated short distance from the town
and made a stand. severe engagement
took place, which resulted in Fremont's
forcing them to abandon their position.
The dispatch from this gallant officer which
we printed yesterday, indicated that he now
considered the game within his grasp.
Harrisonburg is situated between Dry River
aud the Shenandoah, the former stream
emptying into the latter just above Port
Republic. The recent heavy rains had
made both impossible save by bridges, one
of which was located at Port Republic over
the SHENANDOAH, and the other over Dry
River at Mt. Crawford. jackson sought
the Port Republic bridge. So confident
was Gen. Fremont that the rebel comman.
der would fad no bridge there, that he
asserts Jackson's only way OF escape was
by the Mt. Craw ford bridge, which had also
been destroyed. In other words that
tStone-walu' was driven to the wall, and
'would be compelled to fight. Hence, Gen.
Fremont closes bis dispatch to Secretary
Stanton by saying +" We are encamped on
the field of battle which may be renewed
at any moment" e4
But the Generals calculations were at
fault. Colonel, who doubtless considered
himself better qualified to decide what
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

say Several of The semi-secession
sheets Of this and other States, denounce
Gen. Buffers order relating to the conduct
of certain women in New Orleans, as
commanding his troops to treat as COM
mon prostitutes the wives, mothers, sisters
and daughters of their enemies" The or
der does nothing of the kind, and those
who place such construction on l., insult
Southern ladies far more grossly than did
Gen. Butler. His order was only to treat
as harlols those who acted Ike haTlots.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

try g if the President had aoent stlll fuFrnei"
in General Hunters case. The editor f
the Egyptian Picket Guard is an ignorant.
blockhead, it appears, rs well as traitor.
he ought to call bis sheet Egyptian DnIk-
ness. We don't want TO exchange.-Nash-
yiiIe Union
If the Union has such an opinion of the
" Picket Guard y what must it think of the
State Sentinel, Terre Haute Journal and
Vincennes Sun? We might also add,
Rockport Democrat; but that is of so little
consequence as to be hardly worth men
tioning in this connection.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

Gay Ladies and gentlemen, received &
letter from Mr. Sutfeld, of Louisville, last
evening stating that he would be here IN a
few days with large lot Of fine goods to
sell at auction. The ladies will remember
that Mr.. Sui'heId was here with us about a
year ago. The goods wi II be sold as soon
Crescent City Bank, Min street, opposite
the Court House Ladies'. there will be
rich goods and good bargains
is- Is Il --H NELSON & Co.