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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-04
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Sd mue our&uus bte,en juns'" M'ann
lenn,n lsrnen, tpRe Is wae Is rpous mu1
barf psr Baron um's 6immsle trtutn
ut&ts BON raetnsn OpsratIons' ettaeFen.
Sd. breuue BOT Derlonesu, enolt@ We
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batn !atne Sean. BE fs a!e 1pa'sa ~
bae etbsn ~ rufsn bemabt Gne, ua'&
f&on lanse beesiRsrt tabsn. SO treus
mid unesusein, esn juneeu intsreHantsn
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i'd, wenn Il usein Rettsr pdre-t@ babe
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1e! 50 Tam mt& Dor Gntjaden tauu'
faGen bst btefeu, @seaneen.
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{letneu paufe. BE psr posttl&e 1rauu' eet
Grau BON UtQters. ma&te, bk annr's
i@neu uup dneRtt& eus @ort. Die De-
u,aaoset,. ODER ,pts Fs bsteen. fousn gang
erl&vdIt@e esute (ttn. Rdubst Wtesee'
unb Woretrnusr, BIT bas Xtne. tuaDaui'
ierfe{be nfhf fbonet1.
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ten! TIFF Sc 8tbittsrln trsarnt.
Sd m6&te Sbneu bo& 0orl&t a'ra'
then, endptse Bsau, .pa9nts, bse- 3osste
uneea&tet, itBt bte %uema&er|n. Sn
uielnem 2apsn uurbe er3dblt bsr t&Ianse
6ted t6nnt f& un1&tbar MAIDEN, let
bteb> unb tu9elfeR uno Elm f&udN@sr
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@&ub nit 9sib uno Seelt srl@rtsbet1
babs.
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f&etbte Grau unb iol&e lna9ttmtbttttt
alaubsp - GaGen Ste mid nur 8srpdb'
rem. Sd bebarf Sbrr 9alft. 80 t'ue
@te absr %brtnesnb bitten, pdntt!'@ uno
9ewiGenbaft bas ~ tbun, mas I'D Sbnen
aufeebe, unb bur9aus nf&t tutntasr une
,t@t uaebr.
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bist frau, tae Id Sbre 8sfsbls bu%fde'
lid ausf0bre. ,,,.
0or Der panb bsfsbsn Ge IN nt@te
mtiter, ale ta6 @ts tin BtQst, tust@se
i'd 9bnen iebt 9let& f&rtiten ,ptree> an
9errn Sidts, ben Seerstatr pse Sarons'
betmlt& abesbsn. b. J.. 70, eab I'M 0s'
ianbti@ahboth Niemano wettsr stpas b.
BON erfdbrt. @te be9rstfen, bag t@ tetnsu
,netner %bisnfbarsn @sftr an ben Ssere'
tar f&idsn tonn.
Ct foQ e bsute nod babsn ; bsrr
Il f8ett tdsA@ an metnem 2aosr
BORDER. Sd trau&e tbn allo i,ur bn'
tin ~ rufen, I'm, ts Tim au dberBeten.
Die f&6ne @tttwe elite nit grocer
munterlett ~ tbreun eleBantsn @&rstbu'
f@e unb tparf Ra@tB etntSe. 3etlsn auf
papieE unb S%er0saslte unb lbersab Is oe,
pubma@ertu, BE I'D ieBIsi& eautt en-
pfabl.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-04
@eittre> &dmpfe In 0ir8tmten.

<SetseEeA 66usssDIe W Ss18ssssesA
Die Nebsusn, .btt tbren Dsrlu@sn, ibsr
ben 3appubannoe ~ leeen, auf ouen
Yuntttn iut0dsn&la9sn, ma&tsn j.tt q.
men l1mmss pom iber 40 Wetlsn nod
Norben unp o. fen bint,r ben BuQ Hun
Bergen nod Wbiie plains. DIR 8uu
Nun Nanee psdte oiele Bere9ung, BIT in
3petmal "a Stunben ousesfibrt murbs.
&c nor bisiss llnternebmen pobI elm &C.,
perate6, ater Elm srfoI9per{pre@enpts. fau6
Is eelineen foute, Dem Yepe in ben &dden
3u fallen uno Jpn Don c.r @erbineun9 NIT
Der 9nsptarmes ob3u(9netptn. I~boreuabs
fare Sap wurre Don itnsn fart bs(eet
unp eahn eine SO nod Wana6as Stunt
tipn, na&c,m Die 0erbut na& Gatrfar
p"oroecrunAen mar.
Dsnn pope nun aud bebouptet, poe
sr 2 Sage 3uuor Gruppsn BON Mlsrancria
na@- MonaGas beorcert BABE. 10 1T Is
rod idmu 3u osrfsnnen; po6 II bur@
piele Bewe0un9 he's Beinree ibsrraldt
purr.. Sn Worentpn Sunetion erf
wurpe sr Don Dem Gr(ddnsn 'pes Geinbes
in Der Wdte yon ManaN Jas unierrt@tet,
rporouf Ct islbft nod Wono0aS surddFd,
naGrsm It Wle Dowsu. Sisel unp &enp
beorpert bate, Yo6,ton ami(@tn Manai'
las uno G%borouabfore Gap 5u nsbn1sn.
Sadlon bate abrr ldon Manu0as e.
rst&t, poseo,n rpurce Qonaftrsst, etr tim
folete, Don Nsno uub Sioel s,ttis obges
ftnitlen uno In RE Berg, ,urid9etrteben.
Dieies @rsieni6 .%oeronlubtt Sadlon, Ma'
no6as wfepu a%ufju9sbsn unc ho& @sn<
F,reyt1s su marihirrn, >porauf Yope NIT
portet's Corps Mano0as bs(eBte. Sad
ion fol- bsabl4h9t boben, pom snterptus
aus lbsr tie @ausnton 3oae il& tn. (dp*
tiau 3ihtung aurddau3isbsn. -&r ftsb
abu auf @istl'a @o!pa unp stIttt mad
beftiasm Rampf zine entidtspens Nferet'
looe. 6etnBslmann's Corps parp nun
aud nahes(anpt. I'm, ON nd&fsn (Grsts
tae) Morgm in @erbinpun9 nit St9sl
UNI Neno ZEN Sadlon stnaul&lie6tn: Dis
Grei0niG' pisies 9oes5 tpsrosn In t'ttt'
E.ls0rama, pom 80. (Samfas) bsr'@tst
In rptltem Is beibt:
Cine fur1tbars S@la&t tpu,te atftrr
a.aen DE eomtintrt,n Ntinsen re Gstn:
oes 9t{&la9sn. Sie eautrte BON Iaats.
anbruh be Sonnenunter8ana. DIR Getno
II 1u%radaeidlueen uno MIR Gnb TN Et
Gbs he S9loatfelee6. @obalb 9erte1,e
Corps pom Manna0as 'ttsrber na& Suu
Mun tomunt, lou esr errun9sne Wortbtt|
wejter perfolet psresn. Der Dstnp tasbl
nod por uns. II aber fort mit8snommsn,
Dtr babsn 5000 an Iorten une 0sr'
wunteten, obu e. Der'uf res GtinesI
If lbsr aweimol ~ ato6. unIer xarspt:
plus nor pas alt Duu @un. BK 3D.
ten erobe Bsute 8snta&t. -,
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LIN ttt Berss 3urad.
o. Ranp,n Die Sad.n grettoa at.ne
f9eitpsm (&ttnt.tas Slid unftrfn Mnf
fen ni&t 10 treu a~etpsl.n ~ fem ; -tne.l
tpar.nf ris e.ftrn usrbrsits'sn @s1a&'
turhaus ubns BrSrdnpuns. War .'eo!
ee Dtph&in.,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-04

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-04

y Dasenport. g0~a.
9~onasrass. ben 4. eestsmber. 1862.


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wv. CATTEL, sen Char 60.
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Gdr RestRtator Der Sanb'OfFte:@& +
JOSIAH A. HARVEY, Don fremont 20.
Gdr 0onereR. (2ter Darttt0
HIRAM PRICE. ".
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-04

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-04

81 Ranp.n BE Sadsn Trettua attno
E6atp,m (&ttnt2 tas Slid unftrfn Maf,
fen ni&t 10 treu 9eiusl.n ~ (stn ; ,tnes'
parer ne 9sntrn usrbrtttetst,. @s1a@t
eur&aus obns Brsrtnpuns: Nan .ftt!
bie Dtpsf@in.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10

ARMY MOVEMENTS Information received
from Hagerstown yesterday morning, is to the
effect that the Confederates on Monday even
ing were at Middletown, eighteen miles from
Baltimore in q sourheasterly direction but ap
pretending On advance on the town, all the
rolling stock Of the railroad had been removed
TO place Of safety. A special dispatch from
York, Pa, says that the rumors prevailing as
to the presence Of the Confederates on the
borders Of York county are altogether untrue.
They have not been further from Frederick
than five miles north, and within few miles
Of Union Bridge, southeast. All was quiet at
Gettysburg and Hanover yesterday forenoon.
Gen. Mcclellan has occupied Poolesyile with
cavalry force, but the main body Of his army
had made no material advance on Monday
On the occupation Of Poolesville, a skirnish
took place, in which seven Of the Confederates
we're killed The Federal loss was one killed
and fourteen WOUNDED,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10
SOUTHERN DISPATCHES.

The following documents, from the R;
mond papers, are published in the Nor7
papers lcs
70 tie Senate and House Of Represevtih-
o. the Confederate States have theatch-
cation Of presenting to Congress two!ng the
IS from Gen. Robert E. Lee, COMBATING the
army Of \ Northern Virginia, comohe Kappa
result CT the operations northes It VIII be
hammock. From these disrded His shield
seen that God has again a has blessed the
over our patriotic army,Nith second slgnal
cause Of the Confidently memorable by the
victory on the field cur troops.
gallant achievenlec cannot be bestowed upon
Too much prag Of the commanding gene
the skill and ed, and the yalor and bravery
raj who cog who executed, the brilliant move
Of the ire result is now communicated. After
ment Thiven from their entrenchments an
havinsaperior in numbers, and relieved from
enerhe city Of Richmond, as heretofore com
s}hicated, our toll worn troops ADVANCED TO
meet another invading army, reinforced not
0nly Nv the defeated army Of Mcclellan, but
By the fresh corps Of Generals Burnside and
After forced marches, with inadequate trans
nortation and across streams swollen to unu,,
sual height, by repeated combats. they turned
the position Of the enemy, and, forming a
;unction Of their columns IN the face OF greatly
ssunerior forces they fought the decisive battle
Of the Both, the browning triumph OF their toll
and yalor. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10
HEADQUARTERS ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
Grovetown, Aug. so, 10, P. NJ. via Rapidan

To President Davis: This army achieved to-
day, on the plains Of Manassas, signal victory
over the combined forces Of Gems. Mcclellan
and Pope On the 2Sth and Goth each wing.
under Gems. Longstreet and Jackson, repulsed
with yalor attacks made on them separately
We mourn the loss of our gallant dead in every
conflict, yet our gratitude to Almighty God Tor
His merccies rises higher each day. To Him,
tude is due. r. E. LEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10
i Wvndham, of the lst New Jersey cav

Il
Gen. Ashby's brigade Of cavalry and his own
in which Ashby was killed, being since released,
and having signed no parole, and being INFORM
Cd at the War Department that his exchange
was effected, Joined his regiment and LED It
through all the recent engagements friday
70 his establishment, he was informed that ne
was on parole, and had not been exchanged )
on which he left his regiment.
In the passage Of u. S. government trains
through Washington, much valuable pubic
and personal property has been lost by falling
from the wagons.
At midnight, on Monday, a through tram
for Baltimore, when a short distance below
Gray's ferry bridge, became separated and OBJ
structed the road. In consequence OF heavy
fog, a troop train came in collision with IT. No
person was seriously hurt The 9th Massa-
chusetts were aboard. At half-past three yes
terday special train, having squad OF hun
dred cavalry, by some carelessness or mlsun-
derstanding, ran into both these trains. The
collision was very severe, and the consequences
disastrous. The cars were broken to pieces,
three men killed, and large number more or
less wounded.
Some weeks ago, a young foreigner became
conspicuous at one of the rouge et-n0I' tables,
in Baden Baden, by his bold and desperate
gambling For many hours in succession ne
had invariably lost upon every point on which
he had ventured. Finally, taking a single gold
Napoleon between his finger and thumb he
showed it TO the croupier. "Here, said he,
is the last piece Of gold of which | am now
the owner; where. my friend, would you ad
wise me to put it p Monsieur, . replied the
croupier, as you ask my opinion, and appeal
to me as friend, and tell me that it is your
last Napoleon my advice to you is to put it in
your pocket.
Two ladies residing near the Navy Yard in
Washington, were arrested on Monday for al
legged tampering with the guard at the Old
Capitol. They were sent to the Central Guard
house, where they remained some three hours,
lease.
Capt, Hartstein, commandment Of the Grin
nell Sir John Franklin expedition, and who
joined the Contederates, has become insane,
and is now in an insane hospital in Georgia.
The cause is said to be the complete destruc-
ton of his plantation in South Carolina
Two citizens Of Fairfax county, John and
Presley Haycock, were arrested on Monday fo1
being within the Federal lines under suspicious
! circumstances.
Several liquor establishments Il Washing
ton were broken up by the Provost Guard on
Monday, and the "ardent': turned over to the
Medical Purveyor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10
HEADQUARTERS MANASSAS JUNCTION,
Nine o'clock, P. NJ. August ~,
Via Ranidan Station the 2Qti.
Via Rapldan St3tlo'

TO President Davis SO far this army has
steadily advanced, and repulsed the frequent
attacks Of the enemy. The line OF the Kappa
hammock and Warrenton has been releyed'-
Many prisoners are captured, ana regret
quantities Of stores we're destroyed tor want Of
transportation. Anderson not yet up, and L
hear nothing Of those behind. we have EW-
eli, Trimble and Taliaferro wounded. The lat
ter slightly, and others not mortally;
r. E. LEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10

THE City 4 oI;zp po1y SIS,
CORNER OF ROIA L and CAJl1>1
ALEXANDRIA, "a. np1EroR.
SAMUEL HEFLEBON ~, : continues to
ETHIS old and well-knoWn nous Ind travelling
/ offer to the resident solo'lrnln$;
aS Se a4d p 5es ssyn BIZ %
been among the essentials OF TINS CSC"
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Zeal Estate, worth At least t so7 900 zoe eo7 os
Loans on Stocks payable on deman.,
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BAH stock. market value 1855 Gu
value, os,sas 50
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North csroins State Bonds market vaD 1850 90
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Real kstate, No. W all Street, 81 500 az
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Balance IN hands Of Agents and In course
Of trsnsmisrion from Agents, on Let Of
January tof which sll ,sse u has since
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sish s.ssrtse ~ TIE yes- with the privileges -
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Ill 5. conaref s-frfiy . their regular b1sinet-.
al o. = ,afy gtfrf..
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prles arf 80.
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tea lafs under. -. te charged for eaeh iraertcn
81. ater ssa l1t. feA ceats pes lirf.
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Inserted three no-ghs, unless cT5srcf on.
AZ siierafon cf Standing Advertisement I'll
aal1'.nt a. rtlensi of the sasre uIiess Otherwise
ayr~ef rreu - contract
rarfrInz C. .lfafes - orarr - ~very c>eerfp-
80 vii 3. charge re 20 ~ sart ne IN the Daily
snc e. .eo N ide "a aai Weekly. aiaots = ~
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No yrafuItous sfvertis-ue1fs whatever.
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al ofsier- sorietrs Association. - fsilr~-;
Hlr each rcfiee rot preceding lines 20 cents Fer
d Insertion; ovf~ q rbt lines ~ this rate.
Annoanciay deaths viii fsne-sl notice s'fsch.t.
~. sitl 51f notice, free
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-20

"a 80 =. 81 ..la-ees4 p-s, olt coi.eefaD.o
ins. Publisher n1t acc81ntahie tor lie accuracy u
s,sl sdvertssnenss hsysni fte arn3aat charged f-T
hsis publication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
Droposals.
Oprics OF ASSISTANT CosaissARY GENERAL
supsIs-sscg. No Sse-s,.. Ney.York March G. lSc2
A RMY SUPPLIES.-PrOposas will be re-
GENERAL OF

SupsIs-gsCE. No 4Sae-s,., key-fork March y ieos
A RMY SUPPLIES.-PrOpo sals will be re-
n ceiysd BY tire undersigned until o'clock p IN. on SAT
URDAY the 9Th instant for supplying for this use of The
II ed States Army SUBSISTENCE STORES, to be de
| ,,vered IN New. Yoik or fr ,oklyn as fllows VIZ;
Don b.uel. q quality NEW MESS pom, to be fni
sarc 200 ID a. full hooprj oak barrels with two
lion hoops. meat bs om rust sin, aud 20 Dc 10
pacse wiihto thirty days II deliye'y -
| I,OO0OOO ponnd- OF first quality PILOT BIKE W. 70
be packed Of 50 pounds bed - each box boxes 70
made of fully seasoned wood II such Sids VIII ipa''
no taste or bread bottom and top ofse pieces
or il Of too piece. TO b. tn ,nrd and grpoved 'ogrhrr
Persons will the earliest dte at when they
can be io and complete tn-ir dfiiyeri s.. - ,.,
| Samples to accompany q o .osas TOR PiLOI biItaD'
E,c bid have pitt copy Of tins sasefti-sneh'
posed II bead aud must b. eriuU IN comply ing pcey
with oil the Each bid 10 have considerable ,t cou
tain written guaranty OF two rsponsbe n'pes as i W.
I've the uud,T. I'D. hereby gunanfe iat houln si "
ps~t Of he shove bid be acrptd sha Do duy inh.d
eccofci r 10 its trie pnrp,rt aid conditions"
Proposals DO udorsed " irePosais Tor Subhstehce
Stores" d. .,
Biddes may propose for the whole or par: OF either
article
Crd6c,tes of inspection by profs i'na packers or In
sprciors fian The paUy JaraishiEg ne Pr0r,Dn'
viii hs requi ed or nl the cei on ts part OF Tue
seller their present Iafy aod cond on and Tue mnede
prrceding Toe viii also be examined sno
psd upon By Robert Getty Inspector on the part oil he
oi ed states The eel place of business WHO
be- strapped with iie, green nickory straps
Pay,rt dshsyeQtoc ~ ne H IN suen Js"s o. mob oe
,gb,5 m, m, G.T,d s4ate. EATON,
|D' " Lieut.. Col. and A. Q. o. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

CEAI ED PROPOSALS are invited tlil the 10Th
y DIV Of MARCH 1861 at ~ Cor purchasing rom the
Government the HIDES aud TALON; HOOPS and
UORN- TONGUES CHUCkS aud Sims. VI all the
H. ttle u..d b, he Amy # he Potomac cxcsp, thos
i,d wi,hn the aucirnt limit. of the District Of Columbia
No bid Will be- rn.TaGed unless the bidder Ia present. 20
re- coud to hs bill
Thr hi. Tailow &C. ohtain-d al the risk Of the co =.
tfsctor-h- viii be hcld arcountsble for HIDE &C. oi al
animal. kiii.d wh@hrr h. gets them or not .... - .
Th- oid 20 be dr-crd 10 Major A. BECk"IIh' T. 81
L. 5. A., Washington ID. c.