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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

Our AoAlN.-Lt. Holmes was out
yssterdsy for the first time since he got home
fro0 the battle Of Fort Donelson. He ie
obliged to uss crutchss. bot bic wound 10 do
Ing veil. and hs will probably be able to take
command Of his company ir about three or
four weeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

TaE uRoEoNs.-A despatch was re.
csivsd frem DR.. Maxwell ysstsrday states that
the norsss have been cent home. 10 reply to
. question asking further Instructions. the
surgeoos were ordered TO stay there - long -
needed. The dsspatch was from Savannah.
whore there we're abont. 100 wounded Iowans.
They we're al doing veil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

The whole number Of foot passengers crossing
tho Bridge during the week was ,263.
Number Of boats up, II number Of boats down,
IA. No. RATS, 2.
J.II. THORlNGTON,
Bridge Master.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

MoaE REcaulrs.-Capt. Hendershott
cent away . squsd Of 81 rseruits ysstsrdsy fer
he "a and lash Rsgiusuts. These regiments
viii b thsnkful Tor the smallest favoss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

PioxHrR BAKERY.-Dan.. Moore has
lsses force engaged In puttieg up bic new
bakery bsildieg. TIE eide walls ere OF s'ons
With brick front. II will be three storiss high
esd complete In sil its asrsngsmsnta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

HEAvY JoB.-Mr. Townsend, the
machinist who occupies Mervi block, has
taken the job to keep The cellar Of that build.
log clear Of water. He has kept . steam
pump 10 operation several days. and will pro.
bsbly empty It out IN time. The peculiar
aroma Of that liquid sill delishts the sense Of
the rsdsidsnts Of Perry street. We are glad
to have the nuisance removed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

LoMAs' Cele orated Bottled Burton
Ale aod Porter Bands. vau,.>. corner " %
sed Brady sire sts. A prime ar. >sss -
and Porter expressly brewsd for nur, ~ =
dies sad isvalids; and agent for the ssvs.
Brewery. @ss8
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
THE CITY.
Ic1.-See advertisement Of E. Peck.
His ice IL Of supsr6ns quality.

Tss Psoslx SALOON will be closed
ioe I've dsya
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

A RARe CuAxcE..-A rare chance is
nov offer. d = purchase horses. buggie'. car.
rl.esa h.ro 80. building sod oil the hsssrs'
eoioe to make ~ . 6rst e'sAs Livery. At the
r.no.. s,.hi. cvruae Of Thkd aol Perry
.,r.... spel9-dn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
High Waess in Coasesticst.

SPaNoDHB1D, Aru -.
The ffsshet in the Conn. cticus river at this
point il the greatest ever known, and q o'clock
this evening che wease haA tallsa Is ineAss, and
IL still recsding slowIy.
AZ Northamptoa the water il two fest h'ghs!
than ever before, and ct Hadley there y no land
% bs sees, ssd Tie iAhAbitAsts % ffoa hose %
hopso IN boats. 80 sJsEst Eli s4f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

To ReNr-A Zoe Summer residence,
seven ssens. veil. cistern. stable. DO. with
e~o asrss Of ground attached. os Brsdy street.
~sasire Of. 4 tsl. JosEPH SBlEIDs,
Corner Of Front and Perry Sts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

Llr1IR CHILpR.x.- & Co. have
resolved The prsstisst assortmsnt sf Childssn's
shoes 10 Davenport. Avthsrs Of taste should
ses Eau - sss ssss.i II shsv do not purchase
Hessesbls e shey gooda
DEAD.-Ths girl Who was burned 20
badly at Nc. CssasnS some eight days since.
died yesterday morning at Eve o'clock. She
has sufsrsd very much. We hope It 10 the
last auid aacident - shall ever hear Of.
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city are sppreeiasiog. Mr.. Danford continues
to apply L<fingvsll's governor. and ws have
yet 70 zee or hear Of buyer Who 10 not more
than sst;s6sd. The psrson who refuses to have
one because he thinks it humbug 10 only fool
Ing himself. and is setually losing 80 per cent
on his gas bilh. He is behind the times, and
stsnds - hfs own light We never said .
more earnest thing 10 oar life than to advise
our friends to use this governor.
-e--- |
TaE FovsrH MlNsHsorA REorxsSr.
Yesterday ~eessog The steamer Sucker State
arrived st this poiot with the right wing Of
the Fourth ninassots Regiment. Lieut.. COL
Thouas commanding. aud composed Of elk
companies. to.wit: Co. B. Capt. InmaD, Co.
D. Capt. Edseo. Co. E, Capt. Grow, Co. G.
Capt. Lswig and Co. l. Capt. Parker.
On The nen-se0oiss,oped staff we're Adiu-
tsos Butler. Q y. s, F. G. Oollins. Con. sergt.,
F. P. Wilson. 4Ase. aprgson Gross and Hospi.
sal Steward Lambert.
A. The Snaksr Stste was complied to Law
up here uotil noon. to take on stores and coal,
the bastallion dissmbsrksd aud took liuls
airing sbeut tovo. uueh - The delight Of our
eitissDs. Who have not ssea . headseus uiH
tary display ice sssslss weeks. = ~ y
After narehiag through ssvessl streets. ths
'bsttallion pseeseled - Dsysspoet's vacant lot
% Brady above Seventh street, where bat
tallioa drill was impsovissd n al The "poup
and Circumstance Of glssiess wss." The ma
nouvrins II this body sf men vas folly Nd 10
the standard in An respects. vhish sbuodans.
~ shows shas Il has been drilled BY the most
competent oso. oa44 s%<s- - -+'-
The ssssrdi sppsarasss Of he men 10 ve,y
similar = that Of our Iowa regisasnts. Thsv
ere oil fall grown. Gated. sssais bt aud sound
!ees'ns "en. spparsntly capable Of perform.
Ing their duty sadsr al eiresu ,staness. Thev
were aai'erasd ssd sompls,.lyv .rusd and
equipped for ssrvlss. fbeir sr.. -. n.
'oeosh'oors rsgtlatieal ~asksA ". b.v.
ssss no better appsariss body Of men. Mn.
sssees tasna - - Sssd wsr naterial :. =,
other STATE. and - hevs yet 10 hear . ,,..;.
ssssases vhsrsia ssSsy Aavs nst aioeS =, =
the work ssd spitlaf nsd .tAs,e es.ir, am. :. "
bsseass he se6iseso u The Republic. IT,,
ves ossA pJSassd With AhDi doss(ioa sb.v !.
thsa b eur sitieanA =, t1aaAAz
The LETT vise Aa1sr Css. easbaes, tees:b,r
viii The r&elasataf blsd Asd. esisra, vilrbs
esvs se-dey sqlAa .eAeeqeEnaaks4s alAss.
1as regtsss ~ fsadssve0sd 1usst sssll.
". 1ss 81 segloeas : sspilly- llaae y.
axsIAf4 EkfTxl1J
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

PERsoNAL-State Treasurer Jones
asd Auditor Ingham we're At the Bsrtis House
1onk svAnlnl - ~sA- ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
Great Freshet on the Connecticut River.

HARTyoaD, Ct, April 30.
The river has risen 2S feet shove low water
mark, and is rising nearly inch pr hour: Great
damage and much suffering. The railroad track
near Springfield is subn sessd for ave miles, but
is not seriously damaged. The trains north from
this city will be delayed BY the mood.
HARryoRD, c., April 81.
The aood has now reached - fest 8 iBches, 20
inches short OF 1854, which was the greatest dood
ever known here.
CoScoaD, n. a.. April 20.
The freshet il the highest known since 1901.
Portions Of the several railroads are badly washed.
Ride on the Northern Road was carried entire
" away.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
From New York.

Nxw YonK, April y.
Advicss By the Marion from Port Rcys, 18th,
stste that 600 Of the Sih Michigan, landing at
Wilmington, were surprised BY about 900 Ssbsls,
Who poured on them an effective hre, killing and
woandinx ssvsssl. The Feberals rsturncd the
Ars. and went gsllsntly into ths hshs. The rebels
afser short stand, retfsAtsp in order. An Ada
tant Of ths Ath wss killed, with II Or Is others.
ana Is or 50 wounded. The rebel loss IL IN
knSWn.
Fort Pulaski is 30 much injured ~ to be wholly
un6t for q work Of defense.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

AN INCIDENT.-.'1e e., we nave
led
eleven since ". started. Ell. ano another
this moeoiog-he lies out there now-and
there 10 another down on The de:k. dying. This
vas in reply to our question to one OF the p'i'>
onsrs yesterday. if any had dieG since they
left. The young rebsl looked very sad and
pale. and ws asked him ii any Of his relatives
had died. Yes, sir. my brother died two
days agony only brother, too. He had the
measles first and got cold. and then we had
90 doctor to take care Of him that was worth
anything. and be coulln't get we'll. watch
ed him every night, and at last he died." We
pursued the subject. Yes. sir. We lived in
Alabama; my brother had iarm. and lived
with him. He wanted to 20 aud fight. and
wouldn't etay At home-so We left the place to
The care of father, and went to fight too.
Brother was we'll off. but he thouk ht your
folks we're coming down to stsal our niggsrs
and 90 be wasn't going to wait. Its an AZ.
ful fuse. sir. We have been in the hospital .
long time. and brother couldn't got chance
to get any money from home. and ~e suffered
awfa!'y. My brother told me- to write home
to our folks as soon % We could, and tell them
that he had been mistaken, land that father
must be Union man. shall write as he
told me. tut if ever get . chance ssa;n
shall fight on. ain's . Union nan--1'm
secesh al over. and always will b. DO you
think We shall Be kept long. sir7'
We left him to look for another specimen.
COUNTRY MERcaANTs.-Mer re-
siding in the counties about and west CT this
place are coming to reai,zs the fact that they
can purchase their Groceriss Of II. B. Evsns
4 Co.. Of this city, At more reasonable rates
than they can get the ssms articles In Chicago,
With freight and other expenses added. Ttis
10. Of cour.e. an indisputabis fact Ns.sr..
Evans 4 Co. purchase very extensively. and
get much better terms than light dealers could
poseibly do. They can sell country merchsnss
oil the goods they want ct precisely the sane
figures they eaa get them in Chicago. The
buyer saves the freight. his railroad fare. his
other expenses and time while purchasing
4 gentleman from Povesiisk county came in
tI,s other day and took list Of prices Of this
6..m. but faal;y wet ON 70 Chicago. He
came baek. however. ssd ordered his goods
here. He was satisned shst he could make
money BY the operation. Our advice to al
country dealers would be to stop 10 Dsvsn-
port before they tsss the Chicago market.
= > = -
SOLDIERS BsHEFrr.-The German
Theatre company viii perform two Operas
this evening. the entire proceeds Of vhieh
will be for the benefit Of the wounded soldiere
Of Iowa Give them . rousing house.
PERsoNAL-State Treasurer Jones
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

SHIlEY'S
Gel e 1R ATED CIR EAM ALE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price, ....%5.OO per Barrel.
Orders through the Post Office will meet with
prouut attention: IN apr5-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....DaiIy Report.
Oyy,cs OF TIE DrxoczAr AND NEvs,
Tuesday Eve, April ~. 1862.
Quotations remain nominal with NO transac-
tions 70 notice except few shipments.
FLouI- S42o04.5o. Shipments 200 brls.
WurAr-Nominal 1T 60@67c. Shipments 800
bushels.
BARIsY.-Nouiaal At 81 @4oc. Shipnsnts 4, ,lAo
bushels.
CoRx-l6@20c:
OATs-Nomiual at l2@14e.
OxIoxs-2o03oc per bushel.
st. Louis Markets.
Sf. LOUIS. Aprills.
FLous.-Quiet. $3so@4Oo.
WREAT.-Nasket quoted nominal. S ales at u
@Sse.
CoaS.-Market unchanged. Sales ct 3i0sae.
RARLsY.-Sales 1t 75c.
Hay SIS per ton.
GREEN ArrLrs.-sl.25@l.7s per bri.
Chicago market.
CHICAGO, April 2l.
FIoUn.-Markst quiet. Quoted at ss-ss@s u
Winter.
wasAr.-Masket advanced cent. Salss At
76]a@7sc.
GA.LAr.-stsady. Sales at 5le on tsssk.
cosN.-Advssesd lc. Sales at 25}<93e eests
adoat. -
PorAfoSs.-Dull and heavy. Prime lots at IS
$50.
RYs.--7c better. 40 in stors.
BUrrER.-Steady st s012X.
Rms CATTLE Quiet, with sales ct $500
Oxroxs.-l5c for prime.
HlDss.- -narket steady: Green Couutry, S@
5k; Green Sailed, 606x Bry Saltel. ex6
l2c; Dry Flint, ls@l4e.
new ork Aarkel. s
NV YoRE, April n.
FLoun--xarkst rather fasors the 6vyess.-
$4.50@4.70 super STATE; Is s0@4 IS Exera stste.
$z.50@4 20 Super Western Sl.75.a S00 een0ee
to n.diun !, Extra Western $s.ls0s.as shippisg
vWHAAT--Narkst quiet. asa 43.g
Cosx- Market quiet. 57@sse Mixed Weseen
in stsse sad delivered. "'
wu'nT.-nsskst frner as1l@24.
Foreiga Ma.kess.
bR1ADsSUrvs.- Flour active anA stsa1v. Wh at
dsll and steady. Corn qaiss ass ssesdy.
] LONDON, April g.
fssis beurss vas dat, 81. * ssvissz
ONLY $3.50 Yer. WEEK,
For lifst-class nay Board, =
A Nd 1URNlSaED OR UNFuRHIrnnn
noes ,sc>o = Yssee!te sait % tiI1ee, s
sAs 80 sO09 :, ,le0Use. - - ~ 81
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NAM RE D.,

On the 9lst inst, ct the residence 5of Nh.
;Jexsa, BY REV. J. G. DInAIff, Mr.. ALEXANDER
J. MURRY, Of Chicago, 70 Mss ELIZA ANN
MERRITT. Of Davsnport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

Rssk1xs selis bis Ready Made Clo.h.
iAsg very sbssp. Give him call.
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FROM st. Louis.


ST. LoVIs, April %.
Gel. futile, Of the Iowa Second, left for home
tc.lay. on the steamer kortherner. He 10 suffer-
log from rheumatism.
The following arc among tho officers who were
..k.n prisoners at the battle OF Pi,tsburg; Major
S.a.. II Indiana, Capt. Ovid. Go. A, 81 Iowa,
I;on' i;en. KNIT. Sd Iowa, Lieut. Wageoner, 20. X,
lev. leu. ISeut. Yerritt 20. q, sd Indiana, and
~sps n sentlemah who left Memphis q few days
.e.er T. hattie Of Pittsburg, we learn that the
ret els, putaing both days OF the battle together,
still :a;mS victory Ihc'f c,s n,.% .o,,s ~ "a "a
.nnn. :tior that zeore were ki:!ad. woun led ana
tsten rr soners on the Federal side than on their
own. Our informant gay: that Gen. ffent'ss
,n.de a speech to his troops in Memphis, IN which
he endeayored to modify heir concnos IN reia-
!; - 70 taeir treatment, feed, 30. He tod them
that they would be soon exchanged. ano ralilei
N en- generally to keep up good spirits. Prentiss
vas n excellent temper. He owned up to de-
cat nm sunday, but said that tho rebels were
bsd:y whipped on Monday. The prisoners were
| being sent TO Richmond. !.
Our informant was in Huntsville when Gsnersl
Mitchell reached there with hn dsvnlon. Ins s
seizure Of that place Was complete ssspslss, sno
| the occupation Of the railroad between Decatur
! scd Stevenaou. vse regarded ss the hardest blow
~ rehela had vet received. The rebels were
:. eps.ipe to make desperate stand ae Co,inth'
erc fresh troops we're constantly arriving y Ae0-
pms ,ese at Nemphis was almost entirely stag
Dun I'd the peopie generally seem to believe
~. -, are On the ove Of events which Will
s..~a;i- d. .ide the var.
sP0ca"yn = Z. ucCually, siitor Of tho Caristsdn
I .L.... -. ,,een arrested and placed in military
A: : sd mia paper suppressed, for publishing
rssa,.h,e matAT. This arrest causes 90 scr
0;.s !. he course Of NcCaallys paper for som'
.;,rs mast has besa vs'y obnoxi.us 70 the omess'
| of the Government.
From Fort Nonsos.
roRr MoxRos, April 81.
aa...f truce 10 received to-day:
ps,srsbure paper Of to-day ssye that the 70
- a.r.ts has refused to concur IN the Hous'
ss.olntion 70. IN odjousnnent.
Tna aame PAPER also contains report o. 2 70
IL. n Federal force under Gen. bufsmds
! Ei,,sh.th C,ty. 1t 10 stated thet the fsdesa
-. & 900 strong, attemrtea TO lana ana Yer
a.i.ea vi,h ! loss of 500 killed by . Ccnisde
70. foroe q 1000, including Gses{is !sg,nsns
rAt rehe loss in killed il stated o -. incauosn
Ihe Conn and 1t. Wilson, Dotn ~ uso'S'
Regime vt a the sams fight 70 the same e3ec
"A REP. ss at Norfolk last night.
was carr. nothing new from Yorktown exeeI
Tnetc Tn.~. are progressing satisfactorily.
p. -s.,h Or u stili bad. .ss
The wss.. -ssD>---- ~,
Nailgoad Acctdent.
ZAxxsviIIE, April y.
=. c..t,,, orio Expsss train. bosnd We
nS n,:s IS ~. !. orning, ran on the Track -
tso1 .sor insts rtly killing =. Cosein. y
Sps SSpss sstor. and ssvsssIy ~ snng seve'H osns
! rise il he Teassssss ha.sf.
i ss- \. - ~9 s PnsssUcsS Apsil =.
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GENUINE RAYTON ALE.

NJ RILEY, OF THE DEBOLT EXCHANGE,
Nl. opposite State Bank, is still in town, AMI
has iust received q Prime lot Of DAYTON
xxx AL the vefy best in market, to which
he invites the attention Of the public. For sale
in quantities TO srit customers. Call and try IL.
apl7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

.vtOticC.
vT,nE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between the under.igned. In the
Roo. and Shoe tssiness, under the name and style
of Iamison NuIacch. is this day dissolved by lin
;tati,,u J. W. a,nisan viii continue the business
.rd eol,,ct the debts q the late 6ru.
anu 'o''> J. W. JAMISON,
ap22-d1w n, AOhpOCh.
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TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
PUBLIC S.ALE.

PUBLIC S.4LE.
THE MATERIAL OF TIE STRUCTURES
i lately occupied by the United States troops
at tho Fair Gr, unl will be sod a. public auction
on Satur Ivy, the a6th inst, at II o'clock A. n.
Terms cash. Il. 4. lENDEKSHOTT,
ap23-tt Capt. ID Artillery, A. @. N.
1862. Il. PEEK. 1861.
ZOE OFFICE,
AT s. h. STARR'S NEWS DEPOT,
LfCLAlRg ROW.
Leave Your orderOs
ap23-d3m
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GExrtsxrs wishing Spring clothes,
1ruk not fo,ess - esil At Esskisss Store. and
sss - ssv stJlsa 8
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SOLDIERS BsnErrr.-The German
Theatre company viii perform two Operas
this evening. the entire proceeds Of vhieh
will be for the benefit Of the wounded soldiers
Of lows. Give them . rousing house.
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FO,. Sale ) e,.y Cheap.

FOT NSGtC cry VWCWVe
THE SALOON AND BOWLING ALLEYS IN
i Nickoll's Block, corner Brady and Second
streets. The fixtures are in complete srdsr, scd
the establish ment is doing = 6rst-rate business.
7" peten. person this is rare chance for .
remunera,ivs investment. Enquire on the prem
isss ispl5-Iw
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SEvEREN'S
PALE AMBER ALE AND PORTER
At 10 Der Barrel.
SEvEREN's

Tho subscriber offers to sell his present use
Ale and Potter. and delivered in Davenport and
Rock Island at IS dollars per barrel (cash.) and
barrels returned. All orders lett at the Post Office
or at Lomas' Vaults, corner Third and Brady
streeis, wilt be promptly attended to.
DAVENPORT, April Z, 1862.
g. A. H. SEvERN'S
Great Western Ale and Porter brewery,
apS East davenport, Iowa.
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Foreiga Ma.kess.

Flour aetivs anA .tee1v va. ~
dsu and steady. Corn saiss asas ssesdy.
] LONDON, April g..
fasss bsurso vas hat, 81. 80 ssvi1zz =
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g. re.-e.a.e River.

-. ,lv~ = = fsss " ths ~ nasks, aes NJ
iaoj . slga
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SaxIL0J lgA EoTxIID 10 &C.,
- rssusnaT.i 4 .ssos ssSg sssI .stss5sa ~
..l~..-rs s@ssaSs
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Al Z d. KELLY.
An9rRa or BEEF AND rORAs And
Shippers Of lave Stosh. 81 Bsadyssse
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Report Of the M. Il NJ. RAJ '1o"u
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Tussday, April 2s.
ARRIVED.
NcRFHERNER, Afford, st. Louis.
SucKER STATE, Yard, st. Paul.
JENNIE WHIrPLB, Morrison, Keokuk.
BILL HKNtIRsoS Rhodes, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
NosrsERxEx, Afford, St. Paul.
SUcEEs SfArI, Ward. St. Louis.
AD HINg, Calf. Dubuque.
JIMMIE W BIePLs, Moshson, Keokuk.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27

8rrp'p''s" Strosdc. AJe Oniyerr warsn tangf
u%uToeta, nnr Ntrrg itGRo u1mrtt,n uu bi,itr Der,
"nitung utC aat rtm usbtr,rfe lstusr U2ann.
'Gatt mad mlc sor icjue 8ffc6ls. Qbr Die
8anrnsn nareu ,ntm;s,r 3,riprunotn Uc,r he
mooftrt, uut unttitGfrst Faus psr,p an Ser
Nfd UNI bI,dtr ruHO un. Rout umonb nm -.
PleBitt las ec curt btn Oulysrcnmpf E,od
"ne 9Irth IA ouT ,rtl''t, er i,jne 8,jao Ria
CARA, ME ouasribdnttb uj6t tarf belbGciot
mar uno Itt et,n aus rem Rampf t]ntf,rusr
rolte. Gin 5rtuOeufrabt iGeriudte eas Ws.
ffot rfs So,manust, unn rai@ nor Ir;n Iuts
'@iuB 9tfaBt. Gr LIEF oas RnmpfTsunl b,rab
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eos 6'utr f%iuNtltu Its6 spO Der RIu6 f6 prr,
ioa, 'rbItdts man bic aau5s sngItlb, 6lUtts mi
g'lritbsurr BlaAGs.
Die @msritlntr bAllsn tinen gIUrsttbfu St,t
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am llftr Bate fa rsi6rtnO nts &fss ein,
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Qtr Ctnfsl bts Ool0ts.
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NIT elmer @itnos @tant,n uno NIT lrbsGyn,
pert bis tonitno Mtuitsa, pie Bput nm;.r
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utbt az tunBfru 5rou&tu, uu0 ,iy poar g,.
feuo Siren pa}u 49, pas tits
Dj,i' Etnft 7HO pirtlt6 Embellishments
Egtr batsa 5uaotrt goH 6amtlisn, Die faui,rb-
NAL unaIitubsr 1uO.
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