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COOKS IMPROVED
PORTABLE SUGAR EVAPORATOR.

TNllE subscriber has received from the
Il proprietor the sole Agency for the sale
of COOKS IMPROVED PORT a 81 T.
SUGAR EV.APOR.ATOR, in tho counties of
Chester, Delaware and Montgomery, in
Pennsylvania, Burlington Camden and Glon-
cester, in New Jersey New Castle and
Kent, in Delaware Cecil, Hartford and Bal
:imore counties in Maryland. Also, an
Agency for the salc Of the most important
CINE CRUSHERS, for horse and water
power.
limited quantity Of Cane Seed on hand
for sale.
GsrFor information about the cultivation of
the cane and lis manufacture, send for crcu-
lar. MILTON COWARD,
West Grove, Chester county, Pa.
Mar %, iS62-2m
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DEADY-MADE CLOTHING at n. DREN.
IL MEMS, where can now be found the largest
best and cheapest assortment of Spring and sum
mer Clothing, all bought for lie Cash at prices
to suit the times Also just received n large
assortment OF CLOTllS and CASSIMLES, Twecds.
Cassines, Cottonades. Linens, &c. Also large
assortment of Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods
including Shirts. Collars Neck-Tics, Crava Is
Suspcnders UMdershirts and Drawers, Gloves,
Hosiery, &C. Iapril 20.
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1000 AGENTS WANTED.

10 introduce DR.. Ilurd's Dental Remedies INTO
every County. Men or women who want to mako
money quickly, can do better with these articles
than anything in market, They arc new useful,
low priced and we spending thousands in
advertising thora tes the benefit of agents. Boxes
Of samples. containing n dozen of the one dollar
packages above specified, with circulars, viii! be
sent, On receipt Of SEVEN DOLLARS. ahost bale
price to any person wishing to test his or her skif
in selling with the view Of becoming an agent
They can be sold in n day. sY-We would rather
pay salaries than commissions TO those who prove
themselves efficient salesmen.
~ Now is the time to go into the business For
address and references zee above.
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MILITARY CLOTHING BUSINESS
CITIZENS CLOTHING.

There will also be kept constantly on hand
full assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
FESTlNGS, &c, and strict attention will be given
to Style and First Glass Workmanship, in tho
Citizens MS we'll Military branch Of his business
t:@' Patronage is respectfully solicited.
Mar 20. ls62-6m
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i. II. WELLS

TAKES this method of informing his friends
Il nd the public generally. that he is now locat-
ed at No. 532 ARCH STREET, one door below
Sixth Street. south side. next door to the Bapt
Publication Society, PnILAHELPnIA, where he
intends to give special attention to first class
MILITARY CLOTHING BUSINESS
for officers of the Army and Navy. There will be
kept on hand well selected assortment of Cloths
Cnssmeres, Beavers and supertne Kerseys, ali Of
which will DO Of the Regulation Colors for both
branches of the U. S. Service
His past experience in the above justiies him
in warranting every garment tnrned out by him
shall be strictly according to the Regulation for
tho Army and Navy
In addition TO the above there will he kept on
hand full assortment Of Military Clothing.
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20 Carriage Manufacturers,

IliE subscribers have constantly on hand
l. large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting of FcIIocs, Shafts, Bows,
iohghes, SpokcS. &c. Also, Il large guam.
my OF Seasoned AXlcS, and Plank Of differ
cnt hickncsses, all of which they will dis.
pose OF at reasonable prices,
SCOTT 4 ADDISON,
Jan oo, ie;e-tf Scott's Mills.
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Uur0s.
Samuel Marshall,
DENTIST.

DENTIST.
MO. los WEaT SEVENTH STREET. between
~ Shiplcy and Orange, WILMI NGTON Del
5. NJ hating enjoyed a practice in this city
pamber ofyears, with pleasure refers TO the prom.
nent citizeaS generally. lSept l. lStO-ly
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS,

4 LII parties in any way indebted to VIM.
"a Torbert, either on Book Account or
N ote, are hereby notified TO make immediate
payment to the Assignee
HENRY r. TORBERT.
Elkton, April 90, lS6l-tf.
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REMOVAL.

nR.T. II. MUSGROVE has removed his
lIOiiice to the new Brick Building. ~
opposite Col. Groome's. He is pre- QttIlE
parcel to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, from one to full set.
CHARGES MODERATE.
P.S.-PerSons from q distance, by in
forming HIM by mail or otherwise, may have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability OF disappointment. [mar12-tf
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nj A RRIAGE.

Its loves and hates, and nngcrs hopes
'i'i fears regrets and joys: MANHOOD how
lost how restored, the treatment and
radical cure Of Spermaorrh;ra or seminal
weakness; involuntary emissions, sexual debility and
pediIn"nts to marriage generally: nervousness con-
sumption fits mental and physical incaparity resulting
from SELF-AHlSE-are fully explained in the MAR
klAGE GUIDE, by WIN. YOUNG. VI. u. This most
extraordinary book should he in the hands If every
young man contemplating marriage. and ever, man or
woman VIII" desires To nis the namher If their OF rinls
to their circumstances. Every pain. disease and ache
incidental to YOUTH maturity and old age. is fully
explained: every particle ef knowledge that should be
known is here given. 1t full of cncrnvings In fact
It 'liScus"S secrets that every should know still II
is book that must bc locked up, and lie about the
house. IL will he sent to any the receipt of
twcntyhV" cents IN specie postage stamps. Address
DR. ii. YOUNG, No. 4l6 Spruce Street, above Fourth
Philadelphia
3.Atlictcd and unfortunate no matter what may he
your disease before you place yourself under care
any of the notorious Quncks-nativc or fpreign-who
advertise in this any other paper. get Il copy Of Dr.
1'tngs book aud READ 1T CAREFULLY 1t will lie the
means of saving you many dolhsr, your health, and
possibly your life.
DIR. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the diseases
described III his publication AT his Office, No il6 Spruce
Street above Fourth Philadelphia.
Office hours from 0 to daily. Mar l. 1S6o-1y
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DIR. WIN. Is. IIURD,s
NEURALGIA PLhSTBRS.
FoE THE CURE OF
NEURALGIA

| NEURALGIA
or Ioothache produced by colds
! LOCAL NfSRALGIa
[ is Immediately cured BY Their applicution.
They act like charm. and n re perfectly harm.
less in their nature; do NOT produce blister and
. leave no unpleasant results
DR.. HIM. b. Hnr9's Ncsralgia pinsiers
never fail to give satisfaction to al who test shets
virtue. N'f
;. Prepared Mt DR.. lIurd's Dental Office No. II
Fourth street. brooklyn, 4. d.
Price. only Is Cents each.
EV a liberal discount made to dealers.
Address PRINCiPAL OFFICE, TRlpuyE Brup.
NGS NO Spruce STREET. NEW York,
Sold also by DfVfT \ co, 232 North 2,d
Street; and o. S. HUBBELL. lilo Chestnut st
Phiiadelphia and by all Druggists.
Dec. ~, lS8l-y
No7FE..~Ne are daily receiving orders TO send
Dy mail some one or more of DR.. IIurd's Dental
Remedies, which VIC cannot fill None ara naoiLa-
bic except the Neuralgia Plaster. which we send
in and ensclope on receipt Of price as ccnts) and
one stamp Bat 10 accommodate persons in pyacrs
where the druggists and storekeefers are behi nd
the age, we have put up packages in white en-
bossed boxes seven INCHES by four. with compnrt
inents box containing bottle Of DR. lIunp.s
MorTH WASH. and Toorm Ache DRops box OF
Toorn PonDER, the NEssALGtA PLAs1Es. and n
iFeas5e Oh 4 ect0 and thcir Diseases
the best means Of preserving them, and the proper
treatment of Chidrens Teeth. worth of itself the
entire cost to every young rsan or woman, or
parents with young children. with sundry other
necessary articles price per package osE poLLAK,
or six packages for 81, sent by express directed
as the Express charges are not much. if any, more
on dozen than on one il is far cheaper to ordor
six or dozen packages at one time. large
family Willy want 81, OF the surplus be disposed
of to the neghbors with public benefit, for no ono
ptn OCT INN n M Nh lin gnfn
ness, and Disagreement. expense, loss of time and
money would be saved to the country if every
family to day had one of these packages which in
itself is complete set of Dental Remedies
Address VIM. ID. Hum / Co., Tribune buildings
New York, and write name aud address plainly
That remittances may be made with confidence.
W. II. II Co. refer to the Mayor of BROOKLYN,
to G. W Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizen Bank brooklyn; to the Editor of the
American Manufacturers Gazette; ts joy. Coe 4
Co Publishers Agents New York to- p. Bar.
num- Esq, who knows a good thing when be sees
it. and who has already ordered a second supply,
etc Ri-T
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HOuSEKEEpES ATTENTION We have inst
4 received largo lot of the most superior
GROCERIES ever offered in this market. to which
we invite particular attention Also n lot of
MEN and BOYS CAPS. la'ost styles manufnc.
tured to order EOSSELL 4 HINES
March %
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] e. N. respcc fully informs the
n"nt. and the public generally that he has now "rncl
an entirely New Stock Of HOSIERY. &C.. Of the most
approved makes. His friends will all times find :,
complete assortment. and at the very lowest price.
Willie the character of the Goods will sustain the high
reputation for quality which the House has 81 long and
successfully maintained. [AIuy 3 l,t;o-:;,na:
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MANURE! MANURE!!

The undersigned desire to call the attention of IN.
Agricultural Community to their
Phosphate Fertilizer.
which has given much Satisfaction 10 Farmers nd
others III different sections uf the country that il cam
hi"ntiy recommended as one eff the BEST MANJRtS
ever offered 10 the public. Price, SO per ton Ton Of
1000 lbs. We also manufacture n
MEAT AND BONE COMPOST,
which ~ its IMPORTS il composed IS Meat Bone and
ofa' from the Slaughter House. combined with other
materials, rendering it valuable and cheap article well
adapted I" promote the growth of Corn, Potatoes and
Vegetables generally. Price. only S25 per Ton
re Snpcr-inc GROUND BONE, warranted u,,rc-
Price. $50 per Ton. Address
TASKER & CLARK,
:: W Cor. Eighth Street and Washington Avenue,
Mar |. lSG2-am rUIgtuEIplIJA
~ ,Iiie above Fertilizers are for sale by JOHN
PARTRIDGE, ElSsom. Nd.
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CHEAP .JNYHN

TARPET CHAIN, for sale by
~ Oct 5, 1861. R.F. MAY,
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HERRING HERRING! HERRING -
IL A few Ertra Superior Herring in bbls.
For sale by r. +. MAY.
Mar l, 1862.
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DRESSED Wash Bowls and Pudding Pans,-a
l. new ticles,-reccivod this week and for sale
by JOS. p. CANTWELL
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m .g1@sPuts his SEWING COTTON
sM&Sss.s--s against any ever used in this
county.
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Road SuEerYlSOrs.
Justices of the Peace.

lat District VIM. S. Bell, VIM. Hunter
@nd Gilbert +. Christfield, Alex
andcr I. Barwick.
Bird William TorLcrt, Joseph P.
Bradbury, Joshua IIyland.
4lh e" John Mackie, Robert NJ.
Hays.
9th " Anthony Wharton, Bcnoni
.-... . Cooling, +. b. Hall.
9Th g Joseph X. Thomas, Thomas
d. Clayton, Jas. A. Coulson
18th John S. Christie, Samuel
Peace, VIM. Dennson.
9Th James Cummings, Henry
Reynolds.
sth " Nathan Griffith, Ambrose
b. Owens.
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MONKEY WRENClIES, received this week
Inland for sale, by JOS. p. CANTWELL
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7 AIDES GUM SIlOES--A good assortment =
II For sale by II. f. MAY.
Jan H. 1861 in the Hollow
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1N0FFEE! CeFFEE,,-Buy the Dnndelou
- Coffee. and try 1t Ter -alc by
Jan II, 1885,. i. pRLHNLNs
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NlilLDREN'S Sl0ES.-A large stock of Chill
~ dren's Heavy Shoes, new style. Just received
at T DRENNEN'S.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-31

THE HIGuEsT BALLOON ASCENT
Late English papers contain reports of
ascents made by NJ. Glaisher, an ero-
naut, who has reached higher elevation
than had ever before been attained On
a recen: trip he assembled to height of
five miles and three.quarters (3O,36O
feet,) Approaching that point, he OBJ
serves, the corrected barometer read
1913 inches. ain endeavoring to read
the wet bulb | could not see the column
of the mercury. ! rubbed my eyes, then
took lens and also failed. eudeav-
ored to reach some brandy which was
laying on the table at about the distance
of foot, and found myself unable to
do so. Ny sight became more dim.
looked at the barome'erani saw it at
10 inches, still decreasing fast, and just
noted it in my book. Reading was at
this time about 9 3.4 inches, implj ing q
height OF about ) ! miles, as change
of an inch in the reading Of the Jarome-
ter at this elevation takes place on a
change OF height Of about 250o feet; !
felt | was losing all power and endeav-
ored to rouse myself BY struggling and
shaking. l attempted 70 look at the bar
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-31

A GENiUs.-A clap named linn HIh
of White Lake, New York, enlisted in
cavalry company year ago, and deser-
ted. He then enl sted in Colonel Whee-
locks yiment, from which be also de-
serted. He came home, enlisted under
the recent order, receiveI his bounty.
and skedaddled for John Browns tract.
lie was subsequently nabbed, lodged in
the Lewis county jail, started for the
seat of war, got as far as Bonneville.
where his handouts were taken Of, and
where he mysteriously disappeared
during the night. He was again caught.
handcuffed and put into a room, and hi,
clothes taken away. lie escaped from
an upper story by making a ladder Of
the bedclothes, wrapped himself in
quilt, and revisited the classic shores Of
White Lake, where he was at last &C
counts. That man has genius.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-31

COOP DEEDS REWARDED Gu r
blessed Master gives US the grace to DO
good, and sends the reward for it. In
contemplation Of such, Moses refuses to
be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter,
because he had respect to the rccompense
Of reward. 1t is not wrong, then, for
the Christian to expect tie reward which
God has promised; for what says the
Lord to those whom be has gathered be
fore him? "Come, yo blessed Of my
Father inherit the kingdom prepared
for You from the foundation Of the
world ;" 81 was hungry, aud ye fed m. 80
o.! let US rejoice toga Their if God SO
blessed US that at last we shah sing
around The throne the song of salvation,
GLORY to God in the highest, and On
earth peace and good viii. t, men,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-31
YOU CAN Buy ALL KINDS OF
Harness w OFk

cheaper of \. NJ. SCOTT, at Glover VT, than
anywhere else in the county. Also, an kinds
OF Carriage Trimming in a manner that J, war
ranted 10 suit customers, at the Old Shop in
Simonds' Building
Glover VT, Aug 6, 1862 GO
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-31

G. Drs. South and Sherlock were
disputing on some religious subject, when
the latter accused the former Of using wit
in the controversy.
swell" said South, suppose it had
pleased God to give you wit, what would
you have done z"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-17

,w wun,iajdbrissn Rsaisruna jibtli& m,b1
us cine balbe Miuion M.nlden ma0a'
frirte. Na9 9insGl9.n @elhi6tel&rd
bern batie sr IN esn uNen IA 3abrsn MID
wsnian ais 18 Wiuiontn Wenl&en ab'
asl6la6tsI.
NapoIeon's 1rirA, f>0sten s Nli(Iionsr
Menl& ben unp ale rie aui rie frandtNlh'
Nenol p,ion foIosnpen Xrit8s 9 bis II
Miuipneu.
Dit Spanier iuusn in Nmnita binnen
az SQbren mebr ais 12 Ylillionen Sn'
riunet btnas(6ludtt battn. @ris&i&s
&rieas !oRstsn Is Wliuionsn Wsnlten
jariids Is Willionsn.
Dit Rrisas rer @d(aren fraetn 30 W'l'
licnen, ne 8risoe ru 9l6msr Dor SuIlue
Yd1ot 60 Miuionsu, rie Srisa. Der r0mt'
lten 8ailsr ber 5arasenen uno rsr Cir
I'm ie 60 Millionsn eie Iartarenfri,as
SO. MiQionen; ris af1'fan'(&sn 1OO
WiQionen.
Man wtu etfsdnu ba6'n, eab Elm
abntd Der Msn(tsnraee eur6 &rirse
aufatriebsn wuree. Die Nniabl aler
Msnlt,n, pslde fit 8soinn rer Ws!l
rer 8risa 1uldlana. ueran(d4asen Ginipe
auf $4,000 Milliontu. ia Grmunp Yurfs
rsdaet 35. 700 WAlIienen -btraus.
Da5 Gnb baar frdubenoe 3ablen!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-17

n6err Offeteri" rief erA.teute banfeu
mir Sbnen, mac Ste on une Betbaa-pe
pble Bruune I'm i'd" J.. / .@1--
Sd erddte Dem ebrli&sn Waunf tie
6ano uuo flopfte eem altsn Btaunsn auf
Dem ridden. - ,&s@EA..
Der aussans eu e&la&t 1T bstnnnt.
Dir psrlisbsn pas S@la&tfslp. tals rte
cdntl&e Mrmee tbr lsbtee, aus 500 Naun
beaebencss BatatQou pp1i9tdte, UNI tbreu
Nddsug 3u cedsn. 1st,sE 4..s,, r., .
Sd babe Ssasbsra wfebsr aefsben, cen
'Gtsunp auf ber 6a,ps aufeefuat uHp NIT
ibm MiI6 uno Budmsissnerdse seseGen:
Gr une- {fesHx~lsap baten u,tr -7.ptr=s6uup
earauf essstsn, pab ~6annss ttn Sdeer
werosn uuo flr cas 8aterlanp 'fdmpfsn
fou, msnn r ein Munn IT. Ter alte
Braune 1T tort uno miro ttsf bst.auert
pon ltinsm Grsunee unp 6erru.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-17

9it uadrrn 2eute pum 4tdtrsReet.
ment laIeu f@ ui@t uls efla peubetbuuoe
miBbrau@en.
Dns 6tdtt1Rseia'eaatt bat a& ent{die>
ben esweieert, tr Orcre pss Gen. Wtt'
9su, toslde auf AustreibunS ausr I'm 2a'
or bsFnpli6en Nsasr lautsts Golae au
leiafa. Mebfefe Sflapenfdnaer, peldt
Gd auf bsi. Srpre 1dBtsn. befamsn ole
ld5nRtn pri0sl. Der propiiotfiae So
eu.@ommanpant Sberalieut. 6uu pom
81. Snoiana Rtaiment, ptf&tr nd 3u
@unfsn rer Gflapenfdnaer etnu,ti6te.
murre usrb5tnt Gr elf|arte bas Nssi'
ment untrr NrrsR; Major tStanpau. Ter
propiloriide 8eaimsnts @ommanceur.
maate Dem 5uu leinsn Stanepunit 9tt6'
ria tlar. Dorauf tam Oberf Stanlsp
pom 18. Sbio 8setmsnt ole 2a9ett Com,
manbant. srtIdrts rsm Sbufliteut. buQ
9erarsiu, tae tt tie Brigade bef&tmpft
unp ffine Gbre als SffSisr perwirtt babe,
bat f& bte Grsuntiaaft BON Woi.Etan>
oou aus uno CAB Gem btdert Rs8lp'tnt
He&t. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-17
Spfer beS Rrie98.

8ann man I& In Der Notb NIT ben
9eiuen unp Dem Ribael&id Anrsrer tr5>
fen, 70 eibt uns Die @elt9e(4i&te tnNuf<
,dblun0 Der Spfer, wel9e &rieBe per-
lalunssn baben, in unierer jeBi0en Sage
,tnen liberrei9enren Irof. Dir Sebsn
foloenoe 3ulammenRelun9 na& Der Gbi>
eaao Sonnta9sseitunB:
Der creibiejdbri9e 8riee md!bete BE-
tanntli& inn II. Sabrbuneett. 8st oe0en
Be9inn 3dblte Deuli&lauo cine Bsu6lfe'
runa Don IL MiQionsn R5pfen; am Gnce
pe6eIten bate ss nod 3 Willionen. 60
uerlor ol1o 9 MiQioneE ocsr prei 8iertel
(einer Ginwobner.
Dlrtembue idblte eamal6 100000
Ginwobnsr> na& Dem Rrisse nod 48.OC0;
es bate msbr ols neun 3sbntel aaer isi'
ner GtnmoDnsr pnloren. Dreibi9 Srt'
(&aftsn murpsn p5aig ,era6rt; in pielen
anpern Rarb BE Beu6lterun8 u6lli8 aus
uup in @esenoen, Die supor reid anO5r:
fern unp Stdpten paren, ltanoen mad
oem &rieee lbtr ben perbeerten Ortl4af>
ten unp psn permit fteten Gelpsrn ~ lppie
empor 0emadiene rieise Wd!osr.
unp nun DeIaaerunsen! 2ouoonctrrY
foRete 10000 Solraten uno etne Wenoe
Ginmobner. Bet per Bela9erune upn
paris i'm is. Sabrbunpert ruffte alIsiu
Der 6unau 10000 Opier biu. Malplas
quet foaste $4,000 5oIpattn. Die dbrieen
6pfsr ni&t eusanst. Die 8sIoesruna
BON 3smail rofte 40, 900, pieroon Dten
70O, 900, ORenpe 120, 600, Mer+fo 150,s
OO0, Mere 100000; Carthage 100000.
3srulaIem 100000 bin.
Bas sin1elne S6ladtsn fofeten -
6isr etnigr Bttfptete. 3epanio $4,000
Monn; 4uttrIie $4,000; Gplau 10000;
@atsrlpu -unp 2ualrsbras, Ubahddlid
auiammen nur cine @dladD 100000; ;
Boropino Gontenoy 100 900; unp Mrbe:
" 800 600; Gbatons 100000 uur az
lttn BON Mnila's Nru,ee. Suiius Gdfar
i&la9t.ts IN elmer einsisen @&la&t AGO.
600 uGaeten bin; -fiae ancsre foftsts
430, 900 Deu,(6e.
Mar bers&aete, bab ferrss' Deer S.
100000 @ann ,dblte. Sn etnem Sabr
war cts(es .eemaltise 6ter auf 800, 600
fampfdbiee Maun bsrabasi&moIaen uno
oa0o, tntainaeu nur 5000 Dem nntst'
Ban9e.. n:zI -
2f&tnlis Sban,- ber =Afitn im IS:
9abrbunoert psrbssrte, opfettt $4,000 tn
ben, Gbeuen pun. HilIa .unb ulal1ocrtrte
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-17
9a bort bemn bod bic @tmiitb:
licl>feit auf.


Di, cemofraiilde Staate' Gonpertton
Don Gbio bat puries Wo&e In Qolumbue
Bsi&lade sefa6t Die in Dsu'l& dbsrlse
lauten:
II Die NbG6ten uno 9emdbunaen ts'
Nbolitioniiten Guo ten befen Sntersl'
fen rcs 1a7ees (miu lasen: ter Sfloosn'
balter) fetnbltd, uno cine 8srewi9unl
ibrr Doetrin b5df+pddbr!i@.
q Die Mbolitidai}lth> baben rut& IL
ren Tarel eeoen Den Yrdfpsnten, no i'm
mer ,r con,srpatio wdr, pur@ tbren Care
ces Me@lsuan uno oes 6ausd. fcmi'
purd ibren Iarel Der conlerpatiuen Vsr'
|abeto:aer Der @Haperet unr Der ldoiden
Staatsreate ben 8ebellen ,,unermebli9'
5dlfs" oeleifet U!D
- Der @oupsrneur bon Ma0a6ulst'a
bat bur9 feline "monitr6le Grfldruns"
pab in pis(em &risee rte Stlaoen tefrei
wsrr.n mdbtsn, unlere Gntrdftung srrsgt
g6 1T ,,monar5S" oa6 man Mbolitonis'
mus ibsr GonleruatiemuS iu fsQtn
maat.
a. M89e aud ete Strafe, bee @erra'
tbes BE Nnl1ifter Der @ebellion trefen, ID
iinp mir cod entldieoen oaCe9sn, rab zen
Rebeuen i'm Nueemeinen etlpas iu Selrt
ee(9ebe unp iwar
a neil lie ee 1bel aufnsbmen unr
uns ME mieper 8ewo9en merpen wlr>
ben.
By neil cine @onfsfution e.n In
buRrteusu Snters0en pes 2anrse
pur@ MufbBr Der Neouarbeit (unr
tes Msn(9snbanpele na4tbeilia
w1roe uno
c) weil cine emancipation BIT
bic Ns0er nod Sbio tre,ben mdrpe,
no fe purd biQias NrbsitsI6bne un'
leren perstnf surldfsbrenren Solca'
ten pas &bsR- {auer raaAen Dtireen
81 @ir f6nnsn unlere QeaisIatur MIDI
bart 0enus peroammen> neil lte l3 &C.
wsioert bat, ale freieu 97ts9er dber rlt
@renie res Staats au tfeiben.
g. Wir wcusn sntl6iecen fsinen Gem
flr DE Nufbebuna Der 5flouerei 0sben
neil otelslbe uneonltilutioneu, unpcI'nld
uno unaele&t 1T.
90 bel9Io0en I'm SABRE res 5eiIa
1862.
> beiIier &obItopf! Da6 1T ia Iau'
ter Drift unr Dlneer fur 8erraib. ella:
persi. Mtni9snbanoel unp SfIapenbal'
tsrberrl6aft.
Wir bepauern nur, tab bic @onoention
aud @runc oebabt bat. bin uno miepe'
rspub|ifani(dW @enBreendnnern uno unz
isrer 4pmtniRration ibre Mnertsnnunl
ausiufpre9sn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-17
Siitter bonn aoloeneu 3reife, IN Sat.

Sitter bonn goIoeuen areite IN sui.
uois. @ir entnebmsn eas GoIstnps aus
per 6apana l9Q.) Battle Mre"':
"Nc6asbenres II sin aueauG dnts an
SIN. 2inepln 2ane. on &rown, Greet
wobnbaft, oprsffrten Brtsfss, ttn;tf1lsIte
DOT sini9en 1usen erbielt: 80
Bearb stown Su., Grsunp ess
g. &. .9br Ilttf pom TO- IL ,fin8ttref.
fsn.. Dir fnb -ffbr trfrtut IN ;ttrrna ,pfe
unisr 3reis auuimmt. Dir jdbl.n ,bsI.tts
500 Mitelfsner. init Ausna6n1e ppn lima
So 9rdFinsen. @fr babsn een gtn. 8.
iu @atbe aeaoeen. 81 if bel. Manpns.
pa6 psr- Hfpublifanienlis au9aeretttt
msrbtn mdl uab ,p.nr Yuloere unha aBltt
,basu trforbnliH fef. Seib ..baberftt a.
les oorbsrtitet. Badtn pnp Mpnftton
f1nb grnn1dgtup 3ut 6dHt. :, :, ,-;-l-~
Benn ioI@s @sf&i&tiu ana Edees>
lf&t toun,sn, mus man ,unpilIfarltA an
pas 'sFire in the Rear benfsn,;lbas,
wte ti' ebteaeo Etu,ss i.tner 3dt prppbs.
ssibts, bsn atstsbeutenj unfonsttuppen
na18eianct ,perbsn fou. se,s< ,rr $nfs