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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

Gin psineiphnltiss asssu +eie -tspntlita'
'ntf&e DerfaRun8 tiab 8s9ftl ben S%ab'
ltne Noreaunttas tnstsfonele. ,,.s 81.
f. Del pis(snl 3wiefpalt bset 1enapartte.'
mus nit, ffm4 Dolfe. dberabts 4ttalttutf&e
unp. ,ausletd- dbsr' bte useritanif&e pu.
ttttf, ipdre ttnto olldli&e unpa ent(&teeene
DtnpiurrB btr5 8tobsn Nnasltgsnbst rsr
uniou sualei& gstne Befrsiun9 '&uropae:
Dte 0arihalplf Mfnfrlaaf-dbnlth
written rte Ni.reria0tn- Der .unions'A IT.
u,fieeu. 90 tn0pft I'D an Ne ein 'Auf'
Ii&wuae p.s 5fentIidsn @sifss unp penn
,pie Bert&te mobr Gno. 70 n ptss au& in
ameriia Der Gau; Is srs6a iii, g.fatr
nitro tofo' 'tIarer fsbt jtfer. taea Auss
.auf ,rsn, }Spidlt Rtbt .NlIts. bic Sa&s
Der Civilization felbf,' ni&Anur e's but
Auli&s Grstbstt. - fn2 - ,
Dtuf&Idnp f&ldft MT setpStnli&
feline Trdune In .S&lsrpftten unp 0abl'
s~rfoleen bswstien nur UNI 10 aaebr. 'eoe %
fhldft. Gin burger ebnt 'rit 3ommsrn
in Berlin, ,ptnn' If 800 'Borh&rtttlH e
pertpnftn. il wobl' ras Nd&fe, wae ptt
au erwartsn battn..' vs.,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
cwtempbis BON .spibbub,u iberidmeu1mul

>M>empbis BON .spibbub,u aberiducu1u.t
Sn mtmpbis pi1o .bitttrsr, &Ip9e tst,
flbrL tae rte1 @topt, {At &atsem nit Il
ntr Glutb BON Disben~unpe Spiebuben
dber{9memmt e. &stat Ma&t futrgrbs,
in tsr MID, eiae Mtnse Uetfable. etn
BRIDE, Ndutersitn unu mSrpetif@e Ans
arifs por1,|sn. Man md1e f& In fst'
.nsm 6aufs f1ruIi& verbarrifaptren, psnr
man tini8umaben G&n frtn lwots.-~
Sdmueel.r weretn bort einsefatasn.
De ff& pamtt bs(6dflteen, en- &ebsufn
Ari.nsimittsl unp lonRiae; p.rbotene Artt>
;fel au1uipepihr.n.'7 i33mei tefannte Droaue<
lie Birur,, finp ale RABBI ,belbaliat ous
"eemit,dt unp tas baus NaneRtIo u.
60. loa fir $500 o @ef&dftt nit ZEN
R.b.u,n etu,odt bateu. Die 9nbober
III, Girn,a, Samusl Waueftlp uno Or.
Sfnnines, fno rtebalb pom ben Milildr:
Beb51ptn Aur1 ginlpsruus ~ altoHn n ~
rts Dautr res xrieess strur'bsat pe1esu:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
4us oer CHRos1QuE scANpALEUsE uou
ct. Qouis. -.

Mu8 btr CHRoN1oUE ScANDALEUsE bon
..:. st. Qouis. ~
j.. Sn Der In '5t, Qouis ltBt.n 6au11aa
atA.balt.nsn '@onpsntton iuele BIatI
rdd6&ni6 Gremont'S:
80 CLAUDE, wsnn ID weiter In jensu
jaeotintl&en, ultra rapifalen plan unite.
Brsmcnt's Glb1ung etngesanssn 7rdre,
unp ~ feiueu ooer dnrtrttfupt
D t.. 6duputnRe @uufen .tis, Rtsttruna
bdut,, 10 marre7 i& mstne Con
Ritueuteu ni9f, 1tprd{euttrt tatsn.":
Diei.s mag u Nartu 9abod ftIbf I'd.
pit eeu,f@en Blaititen aepe(,n1 leta, une
or pom Brsntn, aur tlntNRdbuna De
pumtu9s berbnaepffene Qoniut abalssl
oabsr rie(en Ya0us fotsenesrmoetn:
: sd CLAUDE rnb> ,ptnn i'd ritftn. ia;
'ecbinif&en, ultra :rarifaltn pldnm unttt
Grsmont's 9dtunQ meiae 3ufiuuuna
ot9sbm bate uno bd'te bic Reaieruna
lefnet. pber traenp unfdtiav 6lbrer> ne
aen TN @srlsetnbett aebro&t ano roe
@an3s 1b,rfdrH. RAT i'd ronn msine
@onfitu.uten nidt rsprditnti,t bate"
B5rnRsin Taft IS 1d alio anodtasu
isin, DE pnfois' BIoir's ~ utrtu(am.
UNI bas teut(6s: Stimmpieb an eer
S9nur 1u btta''en. 81 fdll6t. I'm sins
9les unit Gdli&una feinfs 8roebsrrn au
psrpedm. Dos pdre 1lbrsne, ptnn g
midi 70 tntf,bli& seuein mare,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
w6@entli@er @arttbtrtttt.
Dflet ofs .,O,moITattH".
Nthwp&. Is. Detcbs: 1852.

Der 0ttttbsmartt Dor In Der vsrfc0eusn
0odt root leotaif uno os pr'tfe b,ettsu I'D fer.
Sn New yort lino bic Nsbipte.fe esftte9en.
Itts bal uaiurli6 au& 4tnaub auf ben t,ftssn
Rartt eebubt. unb Der Bt9ebs war lsbbaft. eel'
per IL Die Qua .ttdt 'uaisr.s @.ilsns 10 t&te6t,
pat fG nur sertnst Quantt'd,sn jur BsFl3H.
funo st8nen. -!
GerRt fpmmt lismlt6 ehl tsretn unbbte wsst~
e btstlsn [4 bts isst. rod IL eis Hahll se atdt
metf 70 fart. Der Bur'a't f&etut ret9lt@ ~
(etu uab p1stft tnsrtsu baib ~nletriBeI tpetosn.
8orn IA etwaS 0sfteSen.
| 6aitr1 msbr In Na&iraSs unb 9setft f,asr.
3mtettln Gnp Mot ftbr uisIe bstetu 8elcm men.
0eTsaukr usrlanotn tottre Trtiff, tebs& f&tt'
nsn Rdufer uth. ssnstet. uastr III btJatien.
Rortoistn fommen nur lanafam bsSstn. DE
pret(e p~ariiren pom 20 bio 36 Go. ..tr".>
@oIe IL auf Is vrcl. Yrdmtuu .9eatsssu.
Silber ouf Is unb alN DIR. Ct. Stasam'sne'
ten ouf 20.
DE s6ifiabrt " nab 81. eouis nod in gu.
tenn 5tanre- bpt fnb pie Drahtsn lst&t.
Mttl. $500 bts $3.50 Weo'efals. :ane IS
bts $5.2 o R.tal.
Dtl,en. ia RatfrdaeI ~ 70 bs SOC fur
Srtma Quali,dt, IS BE Csc fir neusn.
gsrfe, l,ttlft III 10 tis SOC.
Rorn. Fau ~ IL bio Ice.
6aftr, rs bio &c.
3wisbeln. 60 bts 65.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
gbarallerifit BED iiolid,tu Ritttr
fk,,md hurhl ME @nrIA" unmiHsnk

r, gbaratlerifit bes tiolidtu Sitter
tbums burd oie u@utIo." unmidsnbtt|
in Zen up.srm S4t&1en uno Abfolutte'
mus In, zen obtrn. rte uuf errsebare Na'
turen- wirften, ~babem rie .IpttFe -8tpo!ft'
runa Der apeifonif&sn Nisenlanrs In
8ubdttniGs aebro&t, bic esnsu rrr IDIOT:
ti(9eu 6o6ldnrsr nidf undbnli& fine.
Gs fnrt G& ritleltt Stitt; .Toults',
purd re Gietion Or Abnsn(&aft tdbsr-
Ii&erptife @%sburtsfeia asnann', ~ sut'
iduloteen ; pie(tlbt 9ntoteran3 ae9su
AuffIaruu9 aus :tnfinf.mdbiaer' Gur&l
Dor g sfpbr; ruisIbe Mbl&eu 9rssn 0sr'
bsGcuua btalali& res asb.iIiaten potrior'
&aIil&enG yfenS. DttNotbweneiafstt ee'
0u(&woruna unb. pss &rir9's. iur 81.
baltuna rer Ma&t Der Bsntasn M'loai(&
esfolet. Dit btaen7 Solcoten ess gu
rs trinusrn an cie Gborafiere. Ter 9tib'
fporn unp @%lapuboult. Die Stans ens
riaten nte eiue &anpaant obne AeAsn{et
tiaen bapsr. upb differentiation asasu
bic fdpo@s NutortIdt rerer. ets flssufat''
menbidten. 9~eraterpte~es Die rsbeat(4tu
9taat.n MAIDEN. pic perl&ieeensn ,aal'
lifasn. Euasnosn otrtbeilsn 1& fo|aeneer'
masen.s -eeuiGana-t eahfptu6tunaeRan..
9,tas B%.rrdtttrtt: unp 0iraini.n Irnt'
fenbett,: wdbrsnb aqtn 4al.f&ma8is eae
tsnbare &t&t': re .pllpes1nS autommt
Der riff, Diebfabl an 66entli&fm Giaen'
tbun, entlisb leinsn 8orponc BON Staate'
erdnpsn, rtt'fpdtsrn' unjre9ttmdbiatnE Yin
Ferife ~ ,anrtttrs eeaK @s1adbBeu' INT
l&ulrfoten I'D bur& DaItsn. Xeir
Rautjue dber ben 1pese. war il 70 arob'
artta uno 6ur6areifeno. ME berjentes
relttt list a1u, 9bid Itno ppfompelj ~;
radtrauf. l1np Tdu balt, fttn' Straben'
rdubsr il ftf,uli&r @tet3d&tn nit arsbe
ren, S&red sei&Iaarn, atsi i'm pte Dar'
uefr pom marylanb ,uup Renmdp sos BIT
buntl&ddiarn; nit 1epp'&m une Sor'
tdnaen befkirsten l!6urtsn IN itTen aer'
Ffesteu:- !6e(ea ,empFnreu; >cis jsst*itrt8 fst
uno @:treire %mtfabrtn. $. .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
ibte.

Sn Qtbertp. lomn(bip pureen 76
Stimnsn. flr rne republ,taniiht unb II
Stimmen flr cos esmofEatil&t lidet d.
|psasbeu.
Sn Nll.ne Grove 6no AZ rep,
unp 3 rsmofr. Stimmsn at8tBstsn wpr'
ZEN.
Sn Bufalo ubttlt rae r.publ.
1idet rurhl6nittlt& Sc Stimmen, ra6
etnctonf6t 80.
Sn M useatine aob Rae IS.
8taim,nt 36l st'mrn,n FIR 9iram Price
unp 144 fir Iboyu 4b.
Doe "a. NssimuAl: fur Price 457.
fur 1tapU rs.
Grd Qompaanisn IN Camp 6errou
aaben as Summen flr's rspublifant(&e
unp so f0,'s remofroiii&e lidet. NIT
auenabme pm price. TT q 9s8sn z
Stimmsn fdr 9bayu ubislt.
1 Dcf.n. Die 6ursn s. 6. put.
nom u. So. boben jtBt cine tb1 arcss
AuewobI ron Sod. 6d,> orer pa1Ior:
Often fir hol3 oru Xoblen. Beioneers
G,mdbnunQ p~trrisut err untu rsm ga
men ,,Ripal" bsfonnh Rct ofen fIr Rob-
len. Dit(u Glen fht' bic ltbt undbus
trofen Ia unc mir Q Soldfu. bic eifie
SorteOtftn probirl bdbsn. unterinat ale
Ger bette 3p6oftn i'm @etrau6 empicb
len. Die 6erren Yutnom u: 80. fne
mtjtIoGsn, btuian ole irasnp zine aurers
6irmo in rsr Staet ju ustfaufsn Sbr
-Qofal ia go. 5 6il. Annette Srnee, NO
iielbRA e6e4f S9ebn m-onutt fsts BE-
rsit lsin miro. feline rsu,lden Q%aneelsuts
ouf'e Btft ,u'tttirnm.
- Pro Bono PUBI1co. Dcw u.
60. puioufen S&ube unr Stitfrl. um
romit aufurdumen. Noidt 0f,tdufs
UNI t,in proiil IL ibr Wet'o.
l2m.ur)
1 Gapitdu Mamu0cn ans Daosns
port. Sn esm of6etcum Bri3t pss
@rn S6un an 5tgd dbn ne S6Ia&t
am 29. Aua. fnren mir foIa'net @teus:
$50 fam hen mnlbpolen Bsitane
unr ris m.rt' pole 6ulf,. rie mir Sb' ia
tiort uno ouea0d6nuu Nrjutant. Ca
pi,dn NsmuGtu. letNtts. nidt bc& 8'nus
prsifen." !
Sn dbnIi&u @eA, bat lid Siesl ftlbf,
nom.n,ti1 nod ru S6Iadt bd pea
RirAs tbsr 6,rrn asmu0m ousQe(p1o
den. Nbu cisir ousoHei&nne Of6lir
tleitt natlrli6 untu Ter haltdiasn
8irtbl6ah nod nj, Dor nur Qoptidn.
~ uVamp 9tuotrt bott" btibt zoe
Eager re 6 Soma 3apauerit Nsatments.
DoGHlts mirp on rer R%ipltparobe ri.6et'e
eceuRarobe uridtn. Das 6. Nseimtnl
adbll bs1etia Z pout Go%mpaanien. @u
eemftttsn NOD tuure,sn nit. rr melee
G& bel Sol. @auiaan obne @erIu9' ea
rae Rsaiment obne 3weifsl in itbr tu1asr
3sit pouSdbli9 (stn p,,p.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

fE. Gin Yributbritf pon sfnsu, Sol,
ratsn pss 9. Soma, Rtaimsnts esf&rie<
ben, rpurbe urs Dor etniaen Taaen AZ.
atat. .Dsr Solpat ttbaup,st, rob bei rer
ldrllidenr S&la&t bel Sufa, pon ben
Oberbefsblsbabs. (sbr arobe 6tbleF =beaanr
.aer ,wuveeu. lGr- (aai:- @dbrenpNsltte
fopftrt @.u..al Roisufran3 f& NIT ter
prtc.'f&en. Arn.e z-fhtua1unp- hiefelte
f6lttsli& H. he Gfu6t, trteb. Iaeea 1900
Mann unleru fruppsn sus II Stsnps
@.as noaa @atadtfele entfernt.- @drtn
biefs tn's Gslp: Atfdbtl rolsen.. % hhitr,
lt.at 70 fefntus '3w.iftl, bob mir Vi Re.
tsueu . arrnse total aufattitben bdttti'.
,ab.r ,stam f.in Marf&befttl, 70 tttr I'D
biz. @annf6aft aud f.tntt, tanietn 81
ben, EEtfen ~ Tnebmea. - .1Ig.19s-- -e?,:
Der Waut. ber bte6 f&refbt, IL elmer
Fbtr fnsutssatefea SeIeaten tn 2. &sst>
useak
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

senfotions Stem. Dsm q. 9. 5,rale
MIRO QUO Daibinpton it,ri&,u: Bill,
.perionsn bisr balien ras&eben re. praf
far sadbrea- sIt In alsn poli
tif&tna unp %iostaIfn Xrihn,, 70 aitts e aaa
fist Monotnauen. ptrti e~tesrtbdmltan
Datnfnn auf rte GrmcinanA psF Dsrfor
wI@e ete Reakrunasesualt in
6dnben fat. 'Man bat y~trfpuen In Boib;
inaton. ubel&e at ettler Atti RON 1@atn:
finn 7!tittul7S N wtrsh psst prd6oeuttr
uturuaefh b6ren ; uu6 Man tfplte resbalt
ftiufttA nit Der ar6tten Sosefalt dbsrs BIZ
Si&ettett bes prdhrtnfsn pa&sn. 9
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
Trana56febe 3nifdnbt.'

Nrno,p Nuae (9reibt:' Die enBli*
t&en .3situnstu rannten eft ole stsen
Wayitalrt JEST II losar pic. .Eiuts BIZ
unfAefounen, uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gee
Wlobes uno Der @iorninB pof. RE fur
p%almufon's Bldtter seltsnp fTnp IN Granf>
ret& pcrboten. Der xoilu if note BON
etneu, 'b6ltn @,iRe umert1ietsn ; er fdtrt
lumber ME etu Suli@t. pomii nur ia. site.
u,aup 4piGe no Il IT.. .@urlbalui'e Bun>
Ben lafen ibu nidt i@lafen. @ebe tim;
tpenn @aritalet an ben @uneen POI, Ns,
prontonte f,rbt!:
Sd babe Grantni@ sten our&reif une
paris mieper aeitbn, IS BAT nd mans
4ss eednpert.t- Die Douane f6tsEt elmer,
wsntser, bic pdGt fnp' fak enadnpsr,
po9e fe aud tomuneu. perf&wunpeu.
SnTSt. &cuiS. no man Don 8afel, pas
9Iotret&f empire bstritt. bttbi e.: Tout
lie monde descehde! Sd Da&ie facn.
-jest- aeht- ses-4estettan33 --tos -attr trtu
Msni& murpe nod 1rsu1 pu6 stfroet. &c
nor uur uest,i .bsr Deuune. .Dagfatn
berrf&t d n'bsr @rstse BON @tnf nod 8ant
psr ate ltufnn. Sn paris l&aIt man
&leia une-@rpb rtB.r t.wDattrift0 HnD
t1antte bic Grpebttton often zine Sdpd
-xeret-! unp=Almonts le General NAL
moute. -'"@& 49,"
@dbrenbo tas.e.u ii dnaIanb bic BE-.
pSlttruna BLIND FIR bic Spattuna b.r
t1nton IT, [E.at DC Btpblteruss sssn
Graufreid tnd&iepen .antontfii&e gym.
Satttesn.',. gbtr baB =2euis4@ ayeiern
anp fin 'etesntU&er anbarp zauf ben I'm.
turk.r.s 8Iptm ncrspamtrtttantff&tM GGltttt'
Raaies rt&utn, s.ist (eine msrieantf&e
Gtpebtlen; ft If cine uirslt&ti tptnfs aa9
eff entfernte Sntersentfeu, fe II 3u8let@
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

=. Maipttdt. Die Qbieaao Union" faat:
BIAS tur@ ne @abl eni(6isesn rperrtn
E1ou,. n ein3i0 une ausin .piee : fou ris
NattonaI = Standardization tbte llnt.rR0
eune fuoen In rem 8eiunpen Be- fanee
unp In rem %eonftrpatiosn "prohildsn'
lt,il bsr@auou. orn fo1 lie pom@sflbIs
ruiel, oosr BON, rabio.sn Gonatismus At.
fGbrl~ ptretn ?",.- .porauf Ge i'& notdr
LID au @uufsn. res @ouletpatipiamus
ausfptt&t. 80
Nun iR ater uniete Rational Mrmini.
lraiicn fdr emancipation, pdbrsne e.
&oniupatipiemue flr Sf!ausrsi IN. Wts
aum & ..... fonn eer(sIte penn rif 90.
minifra,icn u%ntnalem2 90 foG alic
bird tie @abl uobl wa6 anrrs5 snt
idisctn 'rperosu. ~
@sit bs0e1 blsitt. tie Linton" in ter
spur res a.. g.. 6sralo". wsl&u (aet
,Grf mub rte Retraion ntec.rasmu6t
uerrsn, 'tbe DE Rs9frun8 he Wo6t bat,
httr RE Sflapersi IN: ben ubeQtldsn
Staaten ~ psrflaeH, 4une wenn TT 99ns
(urrsetion eerdmpft it,, pite ris Rtaie'
run9 wsttsr ri6tS NIT Ter 9a6e ~ tbuu
[boten1 .Mir ,pttrsn eann sins @onfitu'
ton baten, unr rit(r mirp RE Sade ct,
~lspiaen."'f ~"
Das bsist nit out.rn @ottsn: Dc,
xrie9 bat nihte NIT Der Stlauuu ~
ibun, raa 8olf nidte unr ras @ouusrnts
msnt ni&ts, - fonrern re eons, Graes
bI.ibt rem Rebeuen lterlnfen. Da GebI
man IS tod, rab % lid eorum banrelt,
Oh eet Ncrr rem ot,r Der CHM. Oh: rio
Juunts FER Grxtbeit, oesr Die 6intuioNsn
pts SfIopsnbaltu.b ums i'm Norem regie
rem fouen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
GtHt t6Sjut- BiItbfdlaft,- beitt1

-7--gEttHt ttdsut Biltbf&att.- btinrtd
D6rnRan, marie BON fstnem ger. StAatttl
au1it IN Hren,e1 'at6erufsn,1 am n J 81.
2oais fdr pen sBlatr< 6&wtnpsl III. artetf
ten; upb Der flttns 8nnaps rpurpe aue
pemftben- @runneEbeurtautt-aDd ete
alt.n Gd&ftsf @sasnubaIt In Ct i9euit
psu Blair nun far ldnasre nDoxer min
f&ensputb Al .fttn fastnt, ! ID II 3 *,
BBrnRetn,, ein Sungt. per nod Tam
'mnnt19 tH,; gum zeonfut IN Bremen MI
$3O00 DetaIt. eIn amt ,UsSoessa 66dtfsr
un6 uttsrRatften udnalsre apmtuifratfe,
een 6untua unb @abIbetrus9
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
Cine @ssmpueu Brupte3eituus. :

Giae @ssmsuea %rupbe3sttuus.- =:
Dr. Gurioffdt balber tbsilsn mtr cine Pro-
|pts,eibuns NIT, IT. Yot $13 9atrer untsr
osm Etsl !: rBiebnbtlsbuns bss MeE'
%u1vntsuusr" tm Buffalo 1slssrapb Rauo'
,,3ions barbinser unb D~antemp's
Organ 'tR'rsr Nantt etnse nsueu Dior
t,onenttati.s.. 'tae ~ st. Qcuis. No.,
eI{t.tnt-eis-stRe-N ummes= eHttdtt-8as
n,em's protiamation an bic beili9en Grs'
pdtsr go Glautsne. In tpel&et tsrflbe
mau&e wuuberbart Dtngs prcpb1stt. unp
uptsy Anpsru,. rae Soft I'm Bs9rif (st,
pas x5nietet& Ssrasl wisrsI bsr1ufsQsu.
uup sauel.i& btftbI., ~ Snrtpsnrsnee.
[Sadion.G County, Mo.. sinsu 1smptl IN
baueu,, tonatt rtf Nabfou,men tts Solepb
paa(tltf 9tbre ,fneen t1nntsn. j @sit.r
propbsl.it bnfslbe. cine AuR6(una rsr
Union ale Golas Der 0nwstaerunR bee
@oupuuturs4 bon @ifourt tie rsn 6d.
ttasn ateeeruneensn 'NiGourt.9dntueien
nitttr 'btrateSuasten. Gun Caroline
pdrrs ausIt IN &tbsiion. austrs@en uni
Der game ,Sdeen Jpn nit utlrem, tlutt'
esm Rampfe NIT rsm Norren foIRsn.
Der Sdpen Miro f,lbR feline Stlauen ID
~ btpafnfn. ottr balo feline G&md@e
aue6netn unp @ro6trttanten UNI s5aIfs
anFtbtu,' p,Gtn Birfun9 sinen ouasmsi:
ntn+ rturopdi(&sn Rrira nod I& Sisb'n
pdrbe. .ptailena unc 6unsersnotb MIR:
ben felstn unp. ous err ausemsinm 3u'
10runa nur stniae rem bsrrn NobISs
|fdlliot y& retlen.". ID
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
@tabt Davenport IN 80, t


Ste 9tttrtge @abl. =. Mihelbuf&e,
'wurts 8sNsrn gum Staet' Glsrt nit 712
S,immsn asRsr SIS aspdblt.
dc 1tdels son pn. County. @Atl tra'
zen np& ni6Lef1iblt. nit autnabne fss
Sttnmtn fir ron Gonsr,6 4sprdisntan.
ten. bar 6ram pri-ee, esr
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adneie rae aan1t 1idst. rod riente eiss
nur rosu. au& eis RspubIifauu etuas
aniuftusrn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
. MtGfwurbiAer Borfaa, .als .nu1 or

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

No. 2 It5ttn Sonuobtnr
tvan a In Gong @rsse2 tne nssee S&sus,
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Guittun0en

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W5ptptrutuI Nuortu bon M}aHaduietts

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Ser tarfiidt eultaun i&.nf.e 8. "a.
po!eon ~ alt. &anensn jcit biebsr ouf per
Sni.l @botus tastn. >Dit dltefe oerielten
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hung folssnpt Bori. IN i&6ar .eeuti&ss
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Cincinnati. IL. DIT.
Die Robile 1.ttune fast, Robtle welts a4er'
li&'scn Garra8utt Gtotte ansearfen ue.ben.
fobalb e IN 9ersttfnaft -htn wlrbe, mas tsbfu
ausentNd Der Daa fttn Tonne.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-15

MISSING MEN OF THE 18TH HEARD FROM.
"A member of the fifteenth regiment at the
camp OF paroled prisoners at Annapolis,
writes as follows; Thomas Caulfeld. G. II.
Osgood, George W. Hunt, of Co. c.; Charles
A. Gleason, Peter McCune, Andrew Cadret.
L. L. Smith, 0. w. Newton, of Co. ID; l..
A. Cook OF Co. A; Edwin Chase, George
Carpenter, of Co. B; C. l.. Preston, Co. G ;
Thomas Horne, j. S. Flanagan, Co. II; ].
u. Thornton, Thomas Welsh, Co. X; E. A,
Snow, Andrew Sharpshooters, were taken
prisoners at the battle of Antietam, and re.
Gently released from Richmond. There are
some that left Richmond, who are in the hos
pitfalls and have been unable to obtain their
names"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-15

REBEL EXPECTATIONS FROM "THE DEhoc-
RACr."-The ''Granada Appeal is one OF the
chief organs of the rebel leaders. 1t twas pub
lished at Memphis, Tenn, as the Memphis
Appeal. until that place was approached by
the federal armies. 1t was then transferred
to Granada, Miss, where it has been more
traitorous and malignant than before. This
newspaper discusses the presidents emanci-
patton proclamation as follows:
at will not be unproductve of important
results in the north. We have of course re-
ceived but few expressions of opinion from
that section since the publication Of this edict.
1t was unexpected, and has taken the north
ern press by surprise. But lce hare seen
enough TO lead as to beIiere the democracy lciH
rally against its principles. Tney will, it is
true, be overpowered; but divided people
will be the consequence, with a minority so
lange as to leave the ma jority in the north
only a faction of the whole of the old Union.
Its effect upon the army has yet to be tested"
The rebels have constantly hoped that ''the
democracy" in the loyal states would rally"
and create a diversion in their favor. The
course pursued by Daniel S. Dickinson of
pect from large class of democrats. But an
other sort OF men in that old party have been
much less patriotic. They would have resist
ed the government from the beginning if the
magnificent uprising OF the north had not
awed them to silence for time. They have
since been moving again, organizing the
''Knights of the Golden Circle raising issues
to divide the northern people, establishing al
lances with the know nothing and other
conservatives, and seeking by all possible
means to weaken the war against the rebellion
and create a party that will give the rebel
leaders entire control of the republic.
The southern traitors, it seems, are still
looking to these men for aid, still hoping they
will promote divisions and partisan discus
sions in the north, still believing they will be
more faithful to their old partisan alliance
with the slave power than to the federal gov
ernment. Already, says the Granada Appeal,
''we have seen enough to lead us to believe
the democracy will rally against" the presi-
dents proclamation. Thousands of demo-
Gratis will reply to this with just Indignation,
using fiery words like those of Daniel S. Dick
inson, and pledging themselves anew to exter-
inmate both the rebellion and its cause; but
there are Others who will do what is required
of them. They will give aid and comfort to
traitors by denouncing the policy of the pres
ident, and using their influence in favor of
such political action as will stimulate old par
tsan and pro-slavery antipathies to the most
passionate activity. This is much to be
regretted; but it is something which faithful
and unconditional supporters of the govern
ment cannot prevent, and for which they are
nowise responsible. They would have entire
union if they could, and would be quite con-
tcntto see every northern ally of treason struck
dumb or smitten with hopeless paralysis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-15
Physical Exercises.

CITY HALL, Oct. IA, 1862.
In communication published in the Spy,
last week, | called the attention of the people
of Worcester. particularly of the parents of
the children in our public schools, to the sub
ject of physical education, and promised that
Mr.. Hunts classes would soon give the public
an opportunity to witness the exercises prac-
ticed in his school.
1t was at that time thought best to have the
exhibition in the afternoon, but a large num-
Der Of gentlemen, who cannot conveniently
leave their business in the day time, have ex-
pressed desire that it should take place in
the evening, that the fathers as well as the
mothers may see it.
To crafty this desire it has been deter
mined that the exhibition shall take place
Thursday evening, October 18Th, and that the
price OF admission, to meet the additional ax-
pense, shall be ten cents.
The difficulty of making change makos il
necessary that every person should brino the
exact sum which he proposes to invest in tick-
ets' D. ID. E. JONES, Superintendent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-15

CAMP WooL.-Capt. Arnold of the regular
army visited the camp yesterday forenoon,
and mustered into the service the companies
of Capt. Baldwin of the 5lst and Capt Davis
of the 9th regiments
The new uniforms of the 5lst regiment APP
pear to give great satisfaction to the men, and
they make splendid appearance clad in the
army blue.
The uniforms for the 51st are of good quail
ity, and so we wrote in our notice of the camp
yesterday; but the printers substituted the
word poor, which was a great mistake.