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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
aurrodatt liz Ba,i,,,toone.

Dtt nit ST. IeSten pot berlttrsefon1.
u,t.neu tnslif&sn 3.itunaen bert&tsn, bob
bic 6ertn Ebom(ent unb g., Bsfesr elmer
aro6en Baumwolenfabrit In Dunete,
@&otttaat, ein 8srfabrsa trf1aotn babe,,
Nm ate vesetabul&su sGafsrftofs, nts
Gla&s, GIANT uno SUITE 70 3u %prdpartrsu,
bar lie rpte 8auhttpotle ptrorbettet une
ouf Den .fulr BaumrpoIe btfimmttn Sra
{&inen Relponpsu uno sstpsbt tpsrpsn TOM
men. lin bsttsn (oa f& eas nsue Wer'
fabreu b<i ptus oftnpil&sn 6anfe bewdbtt
tattn, pn ..n+sx esu, Nuuen SUITE (ett
unaefdbrt stuen Sab9ebut tn: er6esar1snnl
maNea, importttt miro, aber 6teeet nur
saulrr 8tfertf9une Don -@eten, wRattt''!
uni: nsr 8ratRen Irten pa&|esapaae "
uutt wurot. -
:Di{r oRinbll&e banf II, mie nsrP&ert
miro. duberR l.i@t III ealttotrsr' uni: tpen'a
au& Die Bis isBt traeu8teA uantttdt jdbt'
lid 10000 bic 10000 Eennen ni&t
iberNefat, 70 untsrlieat e. reineu, y33wfifel.
bak pie proo uftton, lobalp feline 8erueno'
bdiksft als . I'M ds{urroeat ttnmal ftt.
aefeut II, aubucrpentt@ aetet8ert pers
o<ns fannte. 64oa In nd@fen Sabre
tparpe 0finbien ~. pid baro11 liefsrn
f5nnen. ais fritsr an B%aumpele aue ben
@tr.> Stoateu beao9sa ruroe.
DaS 8nfabren, our& wel&ssz bic robe
SUITE In. etneu 'rer Baumpole dbnli6en
feinea Ba(upof p%erwanoelt miro, lou lsbr
einfa@ {rin unt aar went9e Stuneen
3eit erforbetn. uno eaS p1opuftrte Sra
serial fou I'D lebr 4eidt IN 8aumwoat.
@oue ors1 Ssiue vea!f&t vsrartsttsn
tdfftn..
ueber Elm anttes SurroDat. teri@tet
ts1 reiuerpool Mnculp," oa6 IS eineu
Ausldnttt nod mtbridbri9en Stubten
unD. &rperimenten aelunsm {et eineu Ga'
(uRoT 3u Rneen. err nod be1sr ale SUITE
einen Grias fir BaumwoQe ob8|sbt. Or
6rempe Babe Gem Gabrieanten @bapmtd
In Mcnae ifsr Mtt,tsiluuasn ubsr fetne
GrRnpuns Aeaadt, unp lsetersr bale TIN
e~inaelaeen, aa@ GnAtanu su fommsn unp
proten fetn,s Gabrifate ut3utrin0sn.
Der GrFnrer lei parauf: nod 2(psrpool
adoamen unb 6ar @bappid babe f&
our& Den Nueeni&sin iiberssuat bae rie
Grfnpun9 cine pta ar06eu Bepeutune
bat<, OILS ct {elbf unfan8s aeelaubt..
:Na4 ben Ausaben css "eiperpocl Wss
eurp" mubte 6nr &bapwtf, ttn eEfab'
rener 8aum moueaiptnner. ols inn ene
ueue Waterial a.s 8cbmate:tat, unb ais
ibm probeu res.: ea.aa6 %0t(ponnenen
0arns uno Der oaraus perfertt8ten 3suse
cerS.l.at wurpen. seftsben, 'taB ct ME e.
uen 5.oF 9el,bsu, Der alien Nnforoeruus
Aen 70 usuaiuoia~ entfpre&e, als Der nor<
lt.aepee. Ct id6t G@ ndu(i& nit Get
uen, Seire, Woae uao Nlp aca rtrlpinnen,
nimmt ieet6artt. fttbf DE trltfateRe ltt&t
an, uno Die nit Setpe permil&ien Sc.
pebe Fnp Don rttnen Se!oenfoHen
taft ni&t ~ unteri&eiten: @as Die
9du9t Der Safer unr ibre Stdrte anbe<
lanai, 10 miro Die Baummoqe ltertroHen.
Mueerreu psrf&ut ret @rfnrer. eob Der
Nobnof In unbesrdnattn Nuantttdten
uno III eintm (ebr mdsisen prei(e erlanat
perren fam. Dttde pRanls ben Stof
lieftr,, pos bebdtt Der Grtinrer bt6 jsB'
nod ais (ein @ebtimnib fir f&, nut r.
niel 1T espi6. pab rie Galer Elm euro
pdifaes pfeeuft 1T.
0orldufa (sseu wtr nod tetn 9rcbsS
8ertrouen In bisft mittbstlu9tn. Dis
n1hAe 3ufunft nirn un6 6tehren.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
qB66ent(ttoers Maretbutht.
Office % tDsmofsaten". /
RtMpo&. llDustey 1862. J.,

. n.;; @'"pe@. liotssss 1852. r.
De Geuntp Autasaaps Iii Die auimuHam.
lett Der 9anblsute fowctf wtsber 5tab.bswcbne.
-faR uusfttitbtth tn aufvvak 0eno n n1eh unit q
wuuvibt.n, betbalt nus rrtntse 4sfNdfts aentadt.
= Dte 3Ranfrast rad Nti.tlta ttHtr funb BIT
p,tk Rse ka r!be& Il fa4 tlidsr a4ttIsk,
Der te..tniommi. im bsfdat siea ,i3uaanb nur
weniss' stanti RG Iur Btif64 asa.
WtIat ttBmt u1ttT teIet1 unb q 1tbkaft ~
IS btS s. &c. z-sa4a-~
: Der ~RaItt fur 3wtstsh unb &artcftla 70
t t't D p. .e a,nt. = ''ss : srtalt@ a.'ssfsas''
rom nab 6afer, Gpt Hal ; .2s "1~ -
Sdvetne 1fnb IN Radfr6le, uab vdtrsne Ter
letttn eDsAt paree etae Aa1t aad ettsase
s. ee.s7t Il atst y s1s','.',r stst'' fiji
m.si s4:so III $4;so' wtylda1.., ssnt $
@.tier. il Is bS7s' 81. fas astn sne
20 btSg5s IT, nsutu fIs ~ I
& oft. itbt1fr ii IS stts 6Sts! ~
! Aau tuiStts liz. % r"r
u 4-Gfey, q 10 26esssa a. ass NJ @E
9vtsttIl 20 t5St
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
urfprun8 bes 9touEs& rie8es.

SIN Sabre 1857 {anpte Die @snnalre'
Qierun9 einen Spsiulapenten. Maior
xinsins pri&ettt, unttt ek @iour Sn'
tianex, UNI F& esr. urfa&sn tbrer I'm
aufrisp.nbstt au ueretwiHern. Der Wajor
>(aet nun in ietnem Beri&te: :
.uDik' Rtaesn, .mel9e In aQen ibren
Observation-Disclosures. etbobeu tusrpen.
rpeifen ouf unpo4fommene ausfdbrune
ODER Nitteinbalttn rer @ertra8sbsatm,
muneen tiu. 81 p'sls &laBen nun wobl
beerlneet tue. optrsnt&t, rfss 40 er6rtsrn
II ni&t usineI Nufenbe-Dae aber Elm
{ot&et *@laube untsr >Ybnen bsrri&t,
uub 8utrauen unp 33ansiauna aur &e*
aierune esfib.peu, Rebt 'aueer Gra9e.r
Wtr Fnptr baS Il, ben Btri&te tes
Snoianeramtte fur oas Sabr 1857.
'sSn bemltlben 8anre werpen ote Inter.
repunsen eee Moicrs prthette init ben
6duptltuaen Der @iftion uno BappetOns
Stamme ID gsuow Meetcins a~ufssf1brt,
rporoue Der @runo Der &lae,n psutti9tr
erbtlt.
Sa99ant lprah I'M .Natbe
Die Snrianer u%elfauften 'bre. edn:
bereien 3u Sraperie tss Stour. Sd (ose.,
tpas uns. 8elaot wurpe. Sur so Sobr.
foQte ttuen bic Summe BON $4,000
iabrlid beaablt tpere.n. Gernsr wurten
uns $500, 900 pulpro@sn, bic mfr nte>
malls (aben." -
SIN Sabre 1856 bsridtete Ter Snbia.
ner. Aeeut Wurpbp Dem @ommi0dr Der
Snoiansraneeleeenbsitsn Gpl9.ness:
vDrtt Der obern Banben (lnp nod in1z
MFR nidt auf Ter Ntislpt. iouosEn ;beFnbsn
Gd iuuttten bsr weietu Infeeluna.n unb
8aben fortwdbusnoe @uanlo0u ng ju Slas
eeu. Sbre 6duptlinss eIfldrten In esu1
lebtabasbaltsnsu @atb5 btfimn,t, tab III
ui&t mad p.r Reierpe fommen pereen';
fe feisn abr tpiQsns, tdbin' su gtben,
-weHH n mer tbtt Str: Stuut,nrrBtttruup
TIRE 8erfprt&unaer srfaus. &c il in p.r
Shat abfarb, aEjunebmen, oab t9tnp e.
mae @utes autaerthtst tpsreen f5nnte, ebt
bas 9notanerrtpartttutnt berett 1T jspen
8tttH- to -!8ttt1dBs in N~usfabtln9 3u
brtnstn.
90 ri@eint ale biz. @runburla&e ter
Aufretsun8 -unter ZEN Siour- Snptansrn
Der umfanp.. .pa6 fe fur 9ane,. wtl&es
6upertutenbent &amfsp tm Sabre 1851
BON itnen .rfanp. ntsmols. Beaatlun8 e.,
btelten. Die 4lae. 49, ruel&'' bfnmfl,
f@rsieube @rduef aud pom bit'tn 'Ailten
n.rdbt .uurosn. ,pobltearinpet uno Biz
8erna@ld(dsuaa bat srau.npca -bluttas
Gru&t 8etrasen. sic nurbfn attu'uts
be3ablt. o ,Das @tlp par GsuSnnsur
9amfays onperiraut unb spfslu lt6aes
pu.& etnen a3entsu unmttltar an BE
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
@aribalbi'S @rrtpunbmna.

Giner Gorrs(ponpsna &. Blinp's a.
Ole DsAl. pof %sntnsbnen rit*G'laeness
SD unicrlo6e se. pie aenaue drstIi&'
Dtoeuo|e>. bic. n. Or. M,toIi's 8eri&'
.ntbaiten il. ~ l6nitten unp asbs nut
einiee~ %aQAeuaetnsre Mi,tbeilunaen. ale
Or. .Mibolt pen patisntsn 1ab. mar rae
r.&te Btin> an wst&em Die f&were Orr.
'punruna f@ beInee,. aueerortenttf& ans
:9.l9trotsn. Vitt peu, linffn' per9lt&sn,
mar, Is bopprlt':fo' btd.als:je'
gu ia9en, ot rif Suatl nod I'm
Bein 1T. f&tint rem atnann1sn A1ats un
ter osesnmdrtisen umRdnpen Mot m6a
lid, psil man. A.. p,eitm- 3mtd BIN from.
fen 1b.il auf cine Neift bebanDeln md6tt,
yer bie GntiantnnB nur pe,uttbren udrtf.
ipas unbsrinat 3u ~oeruttetn fd. Dtt
na&ttd9li&.. nit 0orf&t anAspancts
5onIbe aisb aulff etntn. BARREN x6rptr. pt,
pisQ.i&t pom fvmpsu%~ lStofta~ berrdbtt,
rte pur& Die Rugst Ia bies Buure 9etrie,
Urn ,n,uurprn. @@ayttdtbt TuQ ndmIl6 on
i.nea, Iae zine lpolene 6p(e, upQene I'm
tertoit. ,poutns Strdmpfs. unb 6tftfel;
uni 5tids. casoa .i&einfn, in tte !@uurs
,uiammeneebout III isin unp PIC Gntadn:
6un9 an Deru1tbren.3 d. Riboli3 nenni
Die Bunee tin. febr f@wtrE "i&msTsra ate
pe1u bas ganit Bttn unb pn e&entsl
aerf&metiertirorpen 1pdie:" Ni&tS eeao..
men Eatr tonne man ,anf 4eilun8s sbefea.
&ur peres .duerpiaes ivielsi&t oter
'Monate. lang. ntpli&erpetfe nod ldnse.
pauern; nun pdbsfan eteftt 33ttt fti tes
Chen 40aribalpis ni&t aueer Wsfatr:
seine 451ptruufoGuna ftt auas aa.t
abr It fet Ell: Monn. bsr ai Dtsle 2tirtn
unb:; Mdbiok lf6on bpr&aena&tl ttat.t,
.alss bal imam pessu iistntS ettels 3unbs5
forAt fftin .fsnse. o DIE 6duesaste an
1aI4, bts n sinf In &nsstsa evbteIt,.sa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

9ie @ebtueul iil'dtte in atutudp.
Die %ueuiniQ,en SIs"trdfs Ter &sbtuen
in 2sn,udp mucs1 Ut $4,000 Mona At
ihast; Ns bshsbettlue Braaa'e Asm'ss
eorpe $4,000 O'em; 8irtp Smilb'e
10000 unp:- 6Epbtsp Mar(dau'e 6,
4OOO Mann. Re Diui1ensamndl'
Gar: .5arese. Bu{tr, 6iu'arp, Slauat.
sts, Yolt, Qbta'bae Anrnion uup Moy
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

~ 10 @t'f.ttu far oas ,pe''t
2apausris Nsain.tI purten .QsfernAbsnr
iammt ,brtn pf1pst auf penn Dampfboo'
..G1.o Qortna" fott4d&idt. UNI 6&- tbrsn
Nt8intnt an3ul&iskn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
IN
11uferc Mbpnuenteu1

9err 8ilb.lm gSttelmauh >,~>
1T r~eil.nbr aesnt fas Zen. "Dtmefratse
unb tR ahtorifrt @sleer etn3uta(hren. IT,
pte nsue Abonnentsn ansunsbrsn.; Sttre:
Auttiunssn psreen pom mtr aH sal'i8
annfannt,
s. 4tI&tr.r:,~.
ksausesbe. bss ..Dtmctral" =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
Qiife Der Briefe.

uslde in Ger YQ1oifee ~ Davenport, Sss!t
bio gum 50. Sspt. 1862 l'sssn S~sbl,sseu
,,no unp ws!ns iest auf Befetl pts Wsusralpof.
ms,fs1s im .Demotrat' p~ubIt1irt werbsn. 70
n.1p 9tbsten, ba'm Abbe!en bts Btttfe "Adver-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
3a9H! %&

eyl&s unfsrst. Abonnsntsn, Bic .t!NHF,
RodRanb 0nb, puben btsrmtt t.pfif4I
n(u&t itrsu 0utfnplt@asit.n 9esen ursse
nu&,utommsu. wit ta6th @de f.f
n6tbi8. ia
Der6eraue8ebtt
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

parteu,snt be Drbre selefsn tats, vsldel0heG
fetntS Gommanbc'S tn Aenaxdyt sntbskesrS -
Organization Der pareltrten s0sfanasnen II RI
s~tmeutes mad SnbtapapolS ftxbE. Fl
AL ! g. LA9tltna, III, p. esta.
&asjlt@ cling tins :Grpestttsx, bsfetexb Sss
ben aransporif&tftn Gatan" .,attaMtga"4 n
benz Dtbbsr uQueen Of tbe Dee.. mif $50
Rann 9rupptt unb ftntgen Get&itsR ssn elbt
torn ab unb fubr ben 8lue BIZ 9entee. 10 ~
len untsrbatb Der Naneang ~ &rsaafse,
,tinab. ~~ %-=~ = -r ~
BIT Der &adfatrt fanb biz .9rpebtis. ut
pIentt btf1ier BON 100000 0uertla1 nnlett
Central gtatpteue bef.st, usl&e ttnt Ie1bsfltff
er6fneten. a0tttere esutberteu bus Gsnplinsn9
IT. =. = a ,",ss 'n a ser5 ~! asse'.ns ''n s''t'a' ~ ~
Da,auf (@tfte I'D etn atefl unferer eess. alb
unb uubranute bas Gtdbt@sn .greutte.
ek&euts,s "a. 6syt i
Das &rtssssut&t sessu Netatne1s Ettat1 NJ.
Der ,ufamm.n. o. e.faat nt6tt son @i4ttt.!E
lett, auetr bab BEN NnasId8ttn BE BsTI161al
a1sr bon tim ptrlanstsn 3euseu. baruatey 6gE
mont berptQt9t purbe. ~; *tsfS*s
Gurcpdfl@eB. ,I."3.G.1
G%nslanb. o. tetbt, BIT brst t0brtek
Ddmpfer auf Der &lpbe, Der .,Mrena", ,GirafePs
unb ..9lsbtsbalt" fetm ben Goafobertrtea ut.
tauft tuc1btn.
auf @&if.- fat -bte- Eonf6berirten, 4Dsl0k nit
uu6slthRes B%sf&leuntsuu9 auS8efatst puset0
werbe In Ner(es Htser etn sIober etfen8epaules:
ttr Dtbbsr oene hat eertttsfe 3tbl eeneIutttt,
Nueerteni perlabe man In qise rool etns 'SfDtt"
Quantitdf 9tfsnSIattfn ,ur 1axjruus, vt teis
tobsrtstsn S6tft mad Charlton. .44.4 ~
Branlrtta Elm gartfr Gosstf1s1s
bent olaubt, @ruf Reretsr ft Don BE-. ,.fIanj4H;
f&en &saterun8 teauf.rost porbtu, ttntn gett%
fpbnltntn gsrfu4 CUR 4anbiBtas vt dhtrttdff
atf@en BRIGGS I'm 1amsu Fer NsufAlt@tat ~
Der partfr Qouefponbent Der .9tmes'' fast
sapclson rsrbe obne 3ruettsi bic A~Hertennnn4
osr fabli3sn CONFEDERATION besanatsen nnb II ;
i'm, fsbr ptsl baron. bae bte sngltf9e Hsti
boA.te 8ufatreu stnf&lase.
Die Auftsuno I'm Sats- unb 9ant- NosH
bate ~ eskat..
@artbalets Ws(unbttt9ufanb tat I'D ueo !
usrf<mmert.
1903 inosolen garsetn son Carroll Co., Ile.t
III tlr3lt& Con elmer Mtlttatr'G omt1tlfon ttrf
@traft BON SIS 600 auferlsBf tucrhtA tatiaaa-
General Drbre 30. b utl DOLL losalt- 8hress
lnb Gelboten Sermunbet snb e~snitlbrn es9su'
Rum nt09ehon1u1en fbt1bt.
Dit e~tzlelnsn 5ummsn bttraaen i,btfntn.
$1,000 unb $4,000, Dtrb ber gstr4ae nt9t ~
10 9aesn bslatlt 70 utrt eas, Gtssnttan' 81
fat1rt dnb se.toan. .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

tissd" 3u faasu.
A,pautr 1obann
Bsd Muguf
bunb 3e.uEt@
8u,& Slr8sn
Sa.oilp &attartne
GUM 3 Vsurs
BID Vsor9
D,lts 8brtStau
Coping Bernart.
Teasntre,er q
6oos psnrtA
|9tnfsn Wasr
pabn Dolf
9eijo0 1b'eS
9entslsr @so1s
ganf.n Cst!ei -.
Sonsfe!bt 6ans
5ob.npfsn Qatta1tna
RnuSsn 3 r
xch George (2)
R1aasr 9becbo1e
cutie 6ttnrtd .(2)
2smp Natb,lee
Watren Hieplaut
Wtinfe Jim
Waas Bernard 9sars
Mon 8
Noesl 9etann
|G6sner Dominic
NsttrS Sad 3enrp
pot, Abelpb
Vstsfsn o. -.
Haafn Gbrtatan:
Mtnssrmaun @eers
tNcnee Gtriftan'
l4kSsrt 9dur
s&eps,s " -'
ls6obl Gl0absib
Strud cleot
seatnau Sokpt
I@ttes Gall
s,robbstu o 8 u ,
s&na,e Grtsbr
sprinatoru Carl
stein Saeob
lZannt1 Gam =
6inrt&
lBaltburses Grant
Gh Il GlI
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
GuittunQen:

%...t 5dns 81. ST.. Rotv. Daltott, 81. S.
q. Brt.fd, Bafalo. ST. Claus 9ae. @alnat.
GROVE, ST.. Gtr. @4rntbt. RuStattne. II: o.,
Rnut(tn 81. s. 6aaeboIn. Mid1tfs. $le0s-
Gloub Arp 81. G.: .. S&tlter 81. 4s@@lctt4@>
port. 81. Sotn Sidtn, 1uida9, 81.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02
@t1tt Davenport.
NepubIifanifdbe Epuoeutipu.

Die Convention trat esaern Ra&mti'
to8 uu, 2 ubr In Gourt Paufe juiamutsn.
s. g. Cue wurpe gum 0orGesr, unit
Dm. 8. 0lsmtns unp 3. 2il@n ~ 81.
teretaren rvrrdttt. -
8. Sobn 9. Dautes ,purts ate Guntt.
bat iar Suprptlor nouninirt. -.
Die 0ubanpluuaen Or beutf&en Otr
iammtus pom Ieettm Sonnabsnb murbsn
pur& ben Sstrs!dr, 8. et{&sr, psm- 0er'
6sr eiuasbdueiet unp pom IsStersm rer
0u{am Mining poraels9t. Auf Antra9
wArpsn ritfstb,u sn,esasnasnomp,sn.
3Gdr-l ownfbip 9rufttt mar DC Abftm'
muns wie folst:
.Sobn Bunrult@ 1928 SNmmsu.
s. 3. Sage 1925
Sobn 8s6hl SO
Spbn &. Carroll 81
Die rrei srRsn wureen als ncntnivt er.
Hart. - g.
Sir Gristsusrt6tn wurtsn Bleit pc,
ters unc 6. q. Bloop rur@ Exclamation
uomintrt.
6lr QonRablu rpurte 3. Nth eutd
Reclamation. unp Sene 1eaea,prn rur&
Siimmenmsbrbtit nomintrt.
Scbn 70. &cQins wuret flr 9omnlbtp
Glsrf nomini1t.
s. s. Smau ubilt rts Domination
f11 {pnnlhip MNtGor
Mls 1opn(bip COMMITTEE flr tos fol-.
9snps Sabr murrsn ernannt:
rs. Nufh. 6. l4{{luls. 6. GlauGtn,
9obu eambsrr unp s. Nl. Grillsa.
6terauf uttta8t.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

q
atrtns Detlsf
Bapr Sane Grtsbr
Bsdenedsr GIiebr
Bsret1 Watbnea 3
Sersaetb Tsttsr @
Beb1ens peter
Branele .
qblsrS -
GitH 3etnII4
3anfsn q
9eefss Dns
6at q baus
9ae Carl Gr'sbrt&
SnspsIf.n l0armer)
SannS Sobann
Jaian @m (2)
Ritbu emma
R1uls Aueuf
eab.rs George
Qstmiubl Saeob
Repsr 6rtS =
Rantne 4attartue
Ratbhlen 5snE,
pttpet y
prisRer 3arl
piepsr 3ans
@otbt Sasot
@6.6esr Gattastae
Snmtst 80 q
.Gtp1sp Qlapi
G&sel Vttsr
enlhnlsr Carl
eamtst aM tSd''as'
e6uls . \
Etctl 8 >
stmonfetu 8
9clt Mlttanbsy
Dafsn Sobanu< E,
@ut6 sea'm Gstser
priretppRmuRe
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-02

.. Z. Sborep ru,ee Aum Yor(iBsr unr
Die 6rn.y G!emtus unp 2ii&u su Sstntd:
rem umdbIt.
< Del rsr uRsn NbRimmuna rrtist:
Nraneis Dds 119 Sttmmsn.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
70 Raise Giant Asparagus.

Mr.. Downing, in one of the early VOL
umes of the Rorficuharist, tells how to
grow common asparagus, so that it will al
ways rival any giant production. lie says:
Every one who has seen my beds, has
begged ne for the seed-thiDking it a new
sort-but | have pointed to the manure
leap tthe farmers best bank), and told
them that the secret all lay there. The
seed was only such as might be had in ev-
cry garden. About the lst Of November
as soon as the frost has well blackened
the asparagus tOps-I take a scythe, and
NOW all close down to the surface of the
bed let it lie . day or two, then set fire to
the heap of stalks; burn it to ashes, and
spread the ashes over the surface of the bed.
| then go to my b~an-yard l take a load
of clean, fresh stable manure, and add
thereto half a bushel of hen dung; turning
over and mixingthe whole together through
out.
This makes a pretty powerful compost.
[ apply one such load to every twenty
feet in length of my asparagus beds, which
are six feet wide. With . strong three
pronged spHd, or fork, 1 dig this dressing
under. The whole is now left for the win
ter. In the spring, as early as possible, l
turn the top of the bed over lightly, once
more. Now, as the asparagus grows nat
urally on the side of the ocean, and loves
salt water, l give it an annual supply of.
its fayorite condiment. l cover the sur
face of the bed about a quarter of an inch
thick with fine packing salt, it is not too
much. As the spring rains come down it
gradually dissolYes. Not a weed will ap-
pear during the whole season. Everything
else-pig-weed, chick weed, purslane-all
refuse to grow on the top of my briny as
paragus beds. But it would do your eyes
good to see the strong. stout, tender stalks
of the vegetable itself pushing through the
surface early in the season. do not at all
stretch a point. when l say that they are
often as large around as my ~hOe-handle,
and as tender and succulent as any 1 ever
tasted. The same round of treatment is
given to my bed every year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
J. C.ROwMAN.
lr. Il.

Physician and Surgeon. Girard. Trumbull county
Ohio. Particular attention given TO Diseases o
the Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
BENRDICF's LAMENT.
AIR-iHld lang SINE.

wish l were a bachelor.
No wife 10 curb my ways.
No nest Of little curly heads
10 blast my quiet DAYS.
Oh! then i could be out efni.ht>
Among the girls till tws,
And sleep next day till ten O'Clock
Without 4 lecture blue.
Could throw my boots just where l pleased.
And IN my coy room
Ny things could lay at f 1rers' end,
Untouched by brush or room.
Ny books and papers all would be
Upon my table Strewn;
linen L could puff my pipe IN peace.
M take my nap II noon
But now | must be in At nine,
Be broken 0fmy rest,
That dearest Maggie may recline
Upon my faithful breast.
And al the earliest peep of dawn.
She TO the window flies,
Aud opens wide the creakiug blinds
Upon my sleepy eyes.
And NOW farewell my cherished pipe!
Cigars / must dismiss:
For Maggie says tobacco lips
Aren't ht for wives to kiss!
Ny boots must have a special niche,
My things are all mislaid-
l wish l was 4 bachelor.
And she was an old maid.
The halcyon days Of youth are gone.
The glorious days Of yOre!
And single bleSsedness has flown.
To smile on me no more.
The romance offs welded life
Has vanished from my eyes:
And fades the dream Of early love
Like dews Of Paradise.
But in their pinee the nohler forms
Ofworth and beauty stand.
And woman leads me heayenward
With soft, caressing hand.
All what can nerve the arm like her
Who thus my life has blessed!
Who. when the storms of sorrow come.
Still folds me 10 her breast!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
Amusing Adventure at a Hotel.

Amusing Adventure at 4 Hotel.
A Philadelphia paper relates the follow
ing:
Among the passengers who arrived from
Pittsburg on the train of Tuesday morn.
ing were Mr.. Blank and lady, the latter
being one Of the most beautiful creatures we
have ever seen, except in a picture frame.
Arriving at the-hotel, Mr.. Blank and Ia
dy refreshed themselves, and then started
out in different directions, the former to in
sert an advertisement, the latter to pur-
chase a love of a bonnet.
Having effected her purchase, Mrs.
Blank returned to her hotel and assembled
to her parlor in order to try on that "duek
of 4 bonnet" Her room was No. 81,
when turned upside down is precisely the
anne as No. 19. This caused Mrs. Blank
to mistake another room for hers. Instead
Of entering her own parlor, she entered that
Of q Mr.. A. an old bachelor. boarding at
the house. At the moment Mrs. Blank
opened the door, Mr.. A was engaged in
changing his clothes. Mrs. Blank gave one
look. shrieked and fell senseless on the
floor. At that moment Mr.. Blank return
ed He rushed in very exeitedly, and
wanted to know what it all meant"
Mrs. Blank pointed to the terrified Mr..
A-and said that horrid man" Mr..
Blank said something about hearts blood
william" and revolver" and rushed out
of the room. Mr.. A-hearing "heart's
blood spoken in so disrespectful a man
ner, fell back upon his resources, locked,
and bOlted the door, and completed his Cd
trenchment By pushing his bureau against
the keyhole. In q moment Mr.. Blank re-
turned, in company with two Colts revol-
Ters and a cheeseknife. The moment be
kicked against the PANELS Mr.. A-hal-
lowed for help, and in less thar no time
the proprietor was on the spot.
What in the world is the matter pr
exclaimed the surprised proprietor, painting
with the exertion of running up the stairs.
"'Scoundrel in my roomp" gasped Mr..
Blank, ''insulted my wife-take his life or
perish in the attempt! I"
Your room sir this is not your room!
This room belongs to Mr.. A., a high
toned gentleman, who has resided for years
in the house, and would no more insult a
lady than pick q pocket"
Possible? said Nj. Blank, looking
very foolish.
Certainly it's possible. If you'll look
at your key you'll see that your room is
on the floor above"
Mr.. Blank saw his MS axe, and blamed
himself for getting into a passion before he
questioned his wife more closely. He Of
fered to make an apology, which offer was
magnanimously accepted. Mr.. A re-
moved the bereau, unlocked the door, and
invited Mr.. Blank into the room. Mr..
Blank ordered the champagne, and the
scene closed by swearing eternal amity all
around, landlord included.
MoRAL-Men, like guns, should never
go off until properly loaded. Before act
ing upon the prompting of an excited fe-
male, first ascertain that excitability has
taken rise from Legitimate. causes.