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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Four Hundred Rebels DIspeFAed
CAPTURE OF A C0NlNIlsSARf AND HIS
STORES.

a special despatch to the Cincinnati Gd.fife,
on the 9Th, from Huttonsvle, says that General
Milroy s still moving. An expedition, sent out
by him of 900 of the Thirty second Ohio under
Capt l.acy, into Tucker county, dispersed 400
rebels, capturing II conmissary, and n large
amount of his stores besides first lieutenant
aud one private Fonr rebels were found dead
on the ground, and large number of wounded
Our detachment is still in hot pursuit Of the
fngiLiges.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
GETY NOTICES.

WATER RENTS WATER RENTS The bils
for 1867 are now ready for payment. To all
Iills moi paid on or befole the 9TH day Of janu-
ary five per cent will be added. To those not
paid before the first of February ten per cent
viii he added. If not paid by the first Of March
the pipes will be cut off, -
A. PnlTCHARD,
dcoG-lml Superintendent Of Water Works
belge CnEAr JonNs Is the greatest place il
town. -
gelS- Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoei
than any other store in Delaware.
Blss7 Cheap John has the greatest stock o
any other store in Delaware.
paya Cheap John is the sole agent for the oes
Spool Cotton made in the world, at Az KIM
Street.
gfSn Cheap John has no Travelling Agents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
OFFICIAL.
LAWS or THE UNITED srATEs
Ipunllc-No. 6.l

Passed at The Second Session Of bs T2ir,y sepsath
CeBgress
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
WANTED.

active lad about 10 years of age rs srlni boy
a Apply al No 500 Market street aug 20.f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

Another Victory in Western Virginia.
TWO THOUSAND REBELS DEFEATED Al BLUE GAP
IS KILLED, AND 20 PRISONERS TAKEN.
Two Pieces OF Cannon Taken.
TENTS AND WAGONS CAPTURED.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

BUSINESS RESUMED IN BEAuFoHT-It is not
generally known that at this time busneeB ia
carried IN IN the town Of Beaufort by one of the
original inhabitants. He owns what IL known
as II "country store, where dry goods, crockery
groceries, and boots and shoes ARE sold This
beaufort dealer il by birth an Eastern man, but
has lived in the south more than tNeniy years.
and he has managed to keep up small stock
of shoes, for which he now finds ready market
Mt good prices.
The story Of the manner in which lie retained
his store, and, after leaving Beaufort, came
back to protect his stock aud dispose Of il, like
a true Yankee, is somewhat interesting. He is
an old man, hut when the Federal forces appear
ed oil Hilton Head the SecessiOuists undertook
to compel him, and also Chinaman to Join the
rebel forces. The two, however, escaped in the
night, and took 10 the woods The Secession
isis, Of course, had no time to pursue. After
the precpitate flight Of the chValry the store
keeper returned to Beaufort.
He has made some arrangements with the
Quariermaster's Department Of our forces by
which he is supplied with goods that can be dis
posed ot to the volunteers and hough he Ad-
mlts that che cannot recommend" some OF th,
goods IN his possession, especially those which
were for "A time left under the control OF th'
negroes, he has in some way managed 10 ge
together Il large stock, much greater, II in said
than his original one.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

cratic principle of the right Of the majority
to rule, being long ago recognised by the
South, it ill-becomes them to revolt thereat,
now that that power has changed not its
form or status, but simply its agents or min
listers. When welded by southern men il
was not source of complaint or grievance,
but having been deprived of the opportunity
of further abusing it and making it subserve
the interests of slavery, they band together
in shameless treason, and with uneXampled
malignity eudeavor to overturn and destroy
the Constitution and thus extinguish forever
the blessings of sell-goyemment Truly
" the heart Of man is deceitful above all
things, and desperately wicked"
But this Republic is not to he SO easily
thrown from its foundations Treason with
its armed cohorts-hundreds of thousands
though they be in number--has not tho
power to destroy the hopes and liberties q
a brave and courageous people. They viii
rise as mighty sea in the tempest, ant
sweep away into utter ruin and annihilatior
if needs be, all opposing forces, whether they
are made up of perjured traitors at home Oh
secret enemies abroad Let the sky be hung
in sable and the night Of desolation BIT
made even more desolate with the shriek'
and groans of dying PATRIOTS still in the dis
tance the clouds wear golden fringe, ant
from beneath their outer edges the sun send
forth its light, and ere the contest shall end
its gorgeous brilliance will roll as food il
triumph over the banners of free an'
conquering people, Trusting in the right
enusness Of our cause, and relying on TIN
aid of wise aud henefcent God who, hay
ing appointed unto man this home of libert
and asylum for the oppressed Of all ages
cimes and tongues, to be his forever, we ca
afford 10 await the issue, in the full conf
dcnce that He will not abandon his peopl
in the hour Of their sorest calamity.
WILLIAM PENN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

JEHOVAH CHOSEN PRESIDENT. - Rev. l.. W.
Allen, who formerly occupied Baptist Pulpit
in New York city, has evidently been smitten
of God with luuacy for his hypocrisy and bias
pbemy. In the Louisville Courier of the 10Th,
he issues call for rebel regiment lie occu.
pies nearly two columns and half in the Cour.
ier. Here is a select sample of his insane
rawlings:
When the great Jehovah chose the Jews for
his peculiar people, and planted them in the
land Of Palestine, he recognised their capacity
for self-goverumeut by constituting them into an
independent commonwealth, the Jews choosing
Jehovah as their President iu Heaven by a
unanimous vote ln after years the Jews asked
for a king to rule over them, and although the
Almighty was greatly dispeased with them for
rejecting him, he granted their request under a
protest, and unlike the great "would be- at
Washington, he did not coerce them to IN IN
willing obedience. Il. Sam; 8. CHI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
BUSINESS MATTERS.
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEG Z,

VI IL CUIANI UEA V VAAND1NNHu FNVE
PHILADELPHIA.
Institution designed to prepare young Tor ~
tive bubiness. -
Established September 1874 Incorporated June ith lsb
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
h. -. CoMRnYs DAVID 2. BRows,
FRANCIS uosKIEs, A. v. PARsosa,
DAylr MILNE, n. II. HEMAN,
OgOaaE II. STUART FhRDRRICk Blown,
JoHs spARHGwK, JOsntA IipPINCO1T, JR.
SAMUEL e. MnRI0S. JunN SfBLRS.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30
& 1Br5uru ~ Jau&.s Nj estastltl|
s Vac If ia (strli@ ! Dorm 'tesni

81 ]6lruru n 1au&an ssr Gbtaselts
seas II ia 4urli& | Dann lteenS sles1
~ 3bru S&psAu Elm autse fur ss'd'
stnz tut fs mi& bsiratbst unp mir mstns
Rts(tnplaas. aaailhkeag hiIfle Wl1r spa!z.
len Gin Uottulsbtn fabrsn. aye 1a8t
ofu. Iqfh. I'D beswede nt&t girtrBsa
res. >. ais cine umsefaltuna esI ~btuttSen
@dsQ(&afL ansn. ntuen M4ftau out nsnts4
@runelaatu. ~"Dk Hdntt MrrI&tsh
mub tus@ MID eefunp wsrosn.@@-7ein@tn
miro meiussN amms Nptm upexunfsrb'
Iiateft nit mfr ttstlei. wuFtbtN&. enb
% NIT rsm rsi$" erss ftfnt &t@'tatt''
vehtair 'Bttrburr.% ID mtit1lns,en
6romm, auf esr anruen Ss't 9" ba'
ben ero6m vinaus auf 0bu StmNtr
Stsuen Sie ib1 Dor. rpR se,hi ~ Sent'
rem urp tuosnbafum Wsn'6 II als milo
otbt. Wir mrrsn rit qo' 3e Wdt iuE
1uesnr unp j. 6mmiafatbtte, zen. Nt'''
=. aui Grpm uno Zen Wenitn Elm w'b 8
eefausn. Dr. 6immel rot fe|o af' OUT
mir mllItn S6pdaet. Bruer' rs'es";'
Darum Ger. iympatbni(de BUG men'f
6uAene iu Tir 0tlitttn Brurr."
uIu tsus. eele, .Stsh" t6bnt
8unba.g.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30
eirit ,u urnfe1en 8dt,rr atsans.n porsn.

eieit ,u unfeven 8dt.rn atsunB.n rarsn.
uns- Id -frete-panb tatte, unterlieet& aus
:usbrfadsn. @ranpsn. 9inaen 6hentlt&
als nneins ebsltde Io@tsr anjuertsnnen.
I'D babe esfunoeu, Is II In un(srtn- ,1a'
Sen tstn gIdd fdr Elm Mde@sn. est
5prob einsr acsl1&tn Gauttte ~ ittn.
J4 tpolte 2tQi. Die Id auf's Sdrtlt6ts
ttttts, tapurt uttt trnrs,.nb- tn oen @es
tretsn. llno mte wabr Id asfablt. attat
f& ia isbt. Der aaa3t mir osrpnne''
Wrh pdree mir 3lrnsn. ale metne btsfaen
Stanrssasno0sn mir (6mc1en, rsnn t@
Jbnsn tie BarpneGes upn. .@:isbstm 1u'
frau 8dbe pas Urdulsin Stsrnau ram
5brs Slldlt&s @attinn msrrsn, obns F@
unp mir Getnp(&aft ~ wa&ta."
"Sebr wabr, GrNQena uao re po'
li0fe Qtsbe umfa6t cod unlre eret Psrjsa'
81. baben {tbr weile asbantslt. ~ Ut ctr
.@ott,s Ginaer, benz Sis asfolst tint"
.Btl absr mein Mefe eetsntb0sts ale
raetn Grte esoolten bat 70 pouts I'D TIN
w.nteaens Die 5dlfte mstntr 3stllt@er
@ltr binterloGsn ; 9iat Bate TOD nod
ssnua 8sbabt. Mbe 10 mir Der -Msn,d
ben Strst& NIT Grauuon 8iuisrS 9slptsl
bat. 70 befommt sr ntats, uni Siui Nuse
mie Is ibr BON @ott uno Rs6tsmsasn &C.
bQbrt. @idtn Sie alfo ras Itttan1s'
70 Elm, ltstn SiuiB a revolr."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30

e9ma9pon. Der berl@ttate Sames
Broofs, Der perausaebr bes Prem: gort
Grprsb", tes eemeipfen &nomnotbina>
BlatteS, has -lstt SHren unp bts in rie
leete GIT, IS f& gum tsfentertn @s(&dft
eemaGt bate. bic Deutfdfni auf bic
nietuird&tiefe @ei(e III bei&impfsn, IL
BON Der Dsmotratie New>yorfs als Gam
@onersb uufpefsat srcrtn uup
Die bsutiden Demofroten unlerer Nu&<
barfaot, fat btelem 6aQunfen stnen Tritt
auf ben Auemertbefen ,su eeben, baben
nd mil blnbtf&u Demutt tfettt, BE Wo''
m!nation oesGremttnboders 3u enbclfretr.
Die eeari9tu Staate3eitun9" beri@ttt raB
6err Sanes Broots I'm oeuti6en @ep'
uour> Club bcs S. @enatsbe3irfs ale Neb<
usr auftrat unb NIT frarmfa-6tm
5p1tuf be4rabt zSot@e-
SpsttsHtderet biettt Aats
- ;S H. ~ Wbtla. ST. pr.ls
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30
Sertel auf Dem TtfcbfanA.

Nater Sertel auf Dem Ttfdtfan8.
pater Ssrtel's TIT 8trden3eitunA Fam
'uns mieper einmal our 5ano unp lofort
prpftirten mir aus es1[elben Gol9enrss:
49, u@Isb.ei@ 5ufrisben.""".
@el&iebt e:nsm Grouen3immer unre&t
rur6 8erleumeuna, bsfncer6- in puncto
puncti, 10 1T oa6 a%lerptne6 nod zine
droere Cad. Gin Wann- fam ID. sinsr
erbdrmli@en @erldumrune pisl leidtsr rsn
&opf uno Sdmun3 ob(dlasen, als sin
armes Wdedm oeer @eib6sn, paS {dul>
ria ocer unltulrie eaIumniirt niro. Die
Wirtbin Nabat BON Sertdo, bic in feineu,
aani 9uten 0erud fruber lbh (eteSarift
nennt fe meretrix) wore aurrctn86 our@
ibr ipdteres eutes Bstroeen uno ibre tsu,
S%upsnpolf seleiRetsn Dienae (9olua H.
cine lsbr a%neslebsne 6ran. Anh bic
Warfd Maopaltna, DE Warta Don &oYps
ten unb amer. Aefauent Brautn Du1eru
rurh' ibrsn Bubeifer uno tbre 2tsbt su
@brifus erobe 5eiIi9e unc feben In tsr
ean3en STRIDE In bcben gbren 49, Az IL
nem 3eiden, tab au& Elm 8rauenStmn,er
Den Sdaen ibrss Ruies wieesr reparfrtn
fam nit 6llfe @ottte ; atr 20 bdlt
wie aefaat - i&perer. ols bei'm Mann,
ercept ros orme Ding a'bt ms &lofer
,um euten Sitten. Die @dt IT are
crdter bet unb aenaetnts1id ttun Wam>
ieusn orsr alts Sunoisrn. rts |e!bsr ni@t
pisl tauasn, 10 einem unRludli&en 8slen
ibres ei0nen @e(dle6te Den meiRen S&as
bsrnad an NIT itrsn eifttaen 3uneen.-
Odd ateb bfdsufrieetn, ltsb's
&dtbhsn. lisb's 8abet6sn. lieb'S -@retz
den. rGinmat 1T feinmal", cos IL swar
ni6t~mabr; au6 fam nt&t Seosmann
elet6 aus Der psr!sumrert{tm Bdt fort
in's alofer sebsn ; IS Atnat eas in bum
cert Gduen ni6t an. Die Rirhe bat
atsr Gin YfaRer far jsce Buure, alfo
aud fir re Bunten tes wsibliden gta,
:ratters. SD trau& rod ni&t erR auf
cen Bet9tnubl unr Mltor MI Ginasrn 3u
3et9en? $50 @ott (slbu (prt@t: Pax
tecum - 0ieb cid 3ufrisren. ia mub
aQer pbarildismu gum Isufcl fabrtR.
. Mpxal. Allo aue 96r -2ei&tfertt'
gen, Die Sbr ntat Naer leio in puncte
puncti, t.iudt poter SertsE *ne ktnt
BrQeer I'M 6errns. =?
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30

,drliaRe uub aufopfnneRe Gr'ans'@af
fQr tbn t%mpfnesn."
ratb be Wdable -Dtinss- 4ssssas- So.
i'd lin Tin GnetL wis Du f''t'' Sar''
line"
-,Du-muat nfinf1 u9fnt. miinf nI0n1.
miofeit. m,irsn t%absuclsn @anerl srtanns
but,n, nj. Sr. GresQsn3.- 50 babe uou'
ualtis. Mnfprads auf Dsime M@'unp'
D,tu. 2t.be. 50 fpri& - snph& aue
cas bseladsnes @ot: i'd bin Ds'nE
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30
49,.
Qtr 9 rub f..r.

sltu I'M gu fdbtt,n tit' 14 bon -tir
paat JduNen a%usstnuntrr aeriden, :tersu
butuHf9u 5,irfs Ge unm5alt@j u ,u'rrr'
Rsben cnmott,n. 81 stet&'r: 3at hons
nsrte Yemtar.e fraitiber Yob- 'bm
aeborIn oub ole 0dufe -:.6alt, NIT
NJ 6cun! 6itr 1T fetne' 8auun'hsnfe
Wdnntr pcn 6tre ptlaeln I'D nt&t
Boau pdb' Is. Wafen! Sd ttste mid
9bneu ols S%eeunranten an"
8arcIine mar ndmlib, aIs 0e mabr'
nabm. eut 70 su t5ien Grnh Suil&sn rsr
tsiren Nsbtntublsrn fame ldnsa out
Yuubares 3immu aesilt uno bate ibn
anaeruf,n, rurd ftin eo5wtf&cntretu
Sfannal 3u rnhipt&1n.
@iuia prauts beim Nnblidree 5tueen'
ten 3urdd, als fab t. dnsn @sif. Ut
- 6nr MlunI" faulmslts ~ mi! mel
aufaui6susn Auaen. .,
Il, bon jour, Grruub Mduet! !" feu&'
lie @,lcoR. .5atsn sic aueRef&lafen Z"
Siuie bate G6 1dneQ ,iu(au'mtn9e'
nommsn. elite auf 9uabarp 3u, natiH
ole 6anb ee6slben uab Rstttt IN ben ID
bsRsn.15nM: Wsin ,beurel,, tnni9f 9es
lisbtu Greuut. i'd htib sic .tfrl|t9 mtl>
fomusn+ So bat Got TOD rnetn sbei6es
Glebtn erb5rt, meintn ltttatn tBunf&
ufaQt" J..
BWe4Id@en 2" 8gsrRbbast4t fl4fa,
,.Sis 70 -balb METER an mtin 6eli ,du
tradsn tus -.wie ST miifyn BIZ
sdrttidas Grsuntf&ufts7ffad t Ell. tsst:"
"Sie iinD fsbr eatia, r,etn gtRul"
uerfeste esr Stuttnt ,irenit@ la@ene.
.Nter aarnen .loute i'd Sbpen, rsn1'
nsin puf6bnlideS 6nA - uern1b&te.
erf bsule afabre Id. wte nab Ste metz
nsr 8aroltne ftben. Se{f atas rftt2 -
Nbsr nun p.resn un{sre. spn" ,,Gnnnb.
(&aft putuneensn 6erasn tur4 trlberlk
DE 9tebe nur nod inntaer. perstnt. "<''"
"@as tRber 6inn bi.1ss @e(awdktS,,
Grsunb Mdaer? 2" fraete @oltaf rsrtrau'
LID.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30
Tur9terli6e. @roujQmteit. .

Tir@terlide. @rouiamteit. 81. Nfe>
bertrd&t1etstt .eer psrrudtn S&warsrs.
publifaner sebt in Ger Ibat 70 mott. eas
baS 5sr3 ispsS brapea Demcfrattn bIuten
mub. wenn er RE Sbeublidfeit Iebt, NIT
prlher jtnf fre6en 5aluAten rreatsreh
rlrfen. Sn Cincinnati il eS itbt iosar
poraefommsn, caB Elm eemotratildn Con-
ereB> @anbibat BET lebenpi9em 2eibe. tn
smet @tdde 3erbouen wurre ndmh& Der
Demofrat Cor. Die uStaots' 3ettune"
l9retbt baraber Golseness
nSn ietuem alteu Dtarift tonnte Ger
nidt wobl 9sl&laaen weroen man
serf&nitt tbn peSbatb unp lsste
fart rspubHfaui(4s 1ownibips futt
bes losea,0tnsn .bsmetratii&en absi!e
b~inefn."
Bel&er ntemotrutil@e Tbetl" non- tsm
Mdrtprer Cor los9eri6en wuroe> fno mir
nidt i'm Stanpe antuaeben, bofen jero&,
oub 80 tftn eoler a,meien 1T. (Gr. pr.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30
80.
,ltli&e Gr.tmrbun8 une
Rrteaper Dreitr.

Riueubfn, woe babt Or esna por:"
ouis.n 6rrn uou @oloals fsttss St.1't''
&,n ealwifdm. 81 NOR sbeu et1etnas'
.Ireten. u9bl ltip 70 ls~icsn(4afili@.
Syrt&t SIR BON rsr Ginr'&tune tinee
1%,0,0sue2 Oru pom Ger bsutieen Witt
toeetafd? 50 bite mir Gin 9eu1sr'
aue." -,
,,Gs tonedt 66 tiu I'M, wi&,tAr'
Dtnoe, 6ur BON @olpaff. als un' ofe
Qtitts Nobruna unp No'bruffL" esr(se
/, Roroltnt nit @lrtr.
,pab! Gs eisbt isine wt&I'etrn'"
trdbt rn Gpifu1dr.
,,Gar MID m%snia(tene. 6nr Sttrs'dr
5iuia wi1tt ndmlt& UNI mstne DAMP.
Doa uub Id oorbsuutsn. eob Id i'%sr'
Nus0&. bqts; einR cine "t&' e'e'n ~
tpsrlsn.."
stint um Wotnemtuen, tann nsbn,en
Sis midi Sie mi6sn, wslds Nn'et'on
i'd nets fir Sis aebsat. Der Mana'I
etnes ui@m Grbes ncr ia eas nn3tas
biursrni6 un(ru 8srbineuna. "a ttttte
te(et,iat 1T 49, bier mstns Dam!
56laasn ole etu! @ir rtdtsn ris ldan'
Ne aade in Der aan,sn Rslrsns Elm.
I'd bah. a,niole plane, R%ielenp!ans gum
8obl rtr Dlen(dbtit CUR Buubi9un2ess
auf1ueottn ~Jobrbunents. but Ntlorn,a>
ton Der @Asuldaft. unp eine Speties
hammer - Elm tubles fsinnnes 0etp6lbe
i'm Souturaiu NIT Gissrubs une Wentt'
len - oeniale Yldne (aA' t@ Sbnen!'
$50 rante Sbnen, 6srr BON @oloah
pte i'd 6sr1n Siuia ranEs." la8te .3aro'
line tubI uuo aemeRsn.
so made @ie aur anaetasn 6rau.
Sd bin ood Don Wcsl. unp NIT me'neu1
buabmtsn Namtu tomml CT Sb't:t auf
Die Nodwelt aIs Ger elmer Webllbdtsrtn
rtr Msnl4bsi.." 81 up||etr's 5srr DO"
@olroR.
,,Qin@,n, mir MAIDEN fromme Sttftun<
aen fir Ditmen une Batfen!
,Mein 3srr. (6metRn Girl" bau6ie
Der ptiIo{opb Der Diplomaten an: "6'e
b5rsn, Si k1nn ras Grdulsin Stnnau
Sts ntat piu."
,,Sdwstaen Sit, meiu 6sr!" aa6 e.r
ssfradr 1urld. ~Sie: b0tteen ros Vim
den eli nidt mug." .
.Sie Gnp Gin sleneer @nldumeu!"
lbol, @olcaR biBig. ,.Sis babsn mid
flr ciuen Dsmaaoaen au~sAeeettn."
Isle (up Gin 9tau!" 0ab Siut0 1u'
rid, Ter fsinsn @utt wettN bal, ale lsi'
men Baud"
gin b,0cru @ott ale Ter 9b'iae, sic
6eudIer!" Ri}ulirte Ger GbfauFlsr:
,.5n md0sn mir Sattafae'ion Bsben!'
orolte ter Gromme. ..
uGin.m (oIdn Geenfu&(e1! -laai'
Ter @eelmann NIT oder Ysrodtuna, tie
sr In re fets Stimms gu !sAsn os1mo@tt.
so merr. sic tur&ptlseln Ial|sn,
WonGeur." .
SER, Id pna1si{e mid an .9tnm!"
19dumt. Ter Nr6mmler, enrli@ aus 1usr
tQnRIi&sn Ha0un9 Qebra&t.
,,&omm bcran, Vlr(t&en!' trstl@tt
ono 3unetneenis nit elmer fatdttrl'@en
Gntl&lcGmbeit. sd bride Dir eae
Mort aus ZEN Rnoden."
limb pie: apsi tampfgldbsnte 6abnt
R1rb.sn fe oufetnanrtr los une purotn
banr9smein. ~u-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30

Ranbnen Der BaHett, ,61onurfeu.& .Der
erfolB tpat fdunsnswaroie. Mt@roarty,
barbaupt unp pulpessl&wdnt, eou.mar.
btrte. uno trauf uno rran unp trauf lcs
-eineen, Ste brdpen Burl6e. ..Gs. mar etn
fur&tbarr Nnblid. Die Slide, poe
Nufen bsr Nnflrmnntsr. has @e(&ret
pn Vsrpunpsten mar b%er3ssusibsnp. uns
'tsrosfm bate DN8er raid laotn laEen.
er mar so Sdrtne 3urldgseane.n uno
NIT tbtn -eas 81. Sbio Ns9imtnt, Gao 6@
rpsseer 9stammelt bate 3u sinem. nsusn
MnArife. unp abnmals st5fntte Oil.
ser's Battsrte tbr m5rpuil1ee Geuer. unt
abermals b5rte. man pie Gtntorfimme
Me@roartp's aum Anarif ruf,n. unb
rruuf 9tna es. Der Grfola mar pieemal
uoufinria; rn Gsinp waufte BON zen
riere1bolf auf Jpn 9eflbrtsn S4Idesn.
fe,rt Nsiben l6lten fG n lisbsn f&
n,bt mebr uorrdrte brtnaen. Da eHidtsn
Wilrop unc tr,eb cte bersits In unorp,
:nuns 9sratbeneu @tbsIsn NIT rsm Bapo'
nett tn1rie Bdlrsr 3urld. Sin lartr
6urrohuf eridou ouf unlyu Ssitt-pv
&f war soriber.
atftre 2tute aoaen lansfam auf tsm
Wt9e nod @sntrepete. ubns cine 8nnpne
oper einsn Munittouswagen pulo1en ~
boben. 8ein Wo1t murrs ouf psm @sse
9e(pro@en. Nbn mir uisIs un|.uu Brown
mu6ten mir toet, ~ferbenp unc peruunrst
.5urldla6en. Daa @erduib ,tn.r gslt,
'gen.'id ob8eido0snen 8ombs fiber unis,
rem &6pfen ninptrte uns taran tab Der
'Jrtnp np1 tmmrr' in unferes Ndbe mar:
aber eae S6limm6e war~potlbsr., y,
8alt uno unfreuneli& brad pU Msr.
Aen eesS onntaes dbsr uns an. 8ir marsn
in @entreuiQe. Oil Shlabi BET Butl
&dn mar gum a~eiten Wal eel4lassn .
uno gum 3weiten Dial pnIoren.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30

Sie Ieinfe l15r auf Ser @eltausa.l.
lung IN 2onbou If. nt&t sr5btr als etne
GIbie unt In eintu ,Ginaerrtn8 aefeBt.
Gie 9.bt 1e@s Stunter, inlb FAM, fur bns
@dmmden bon 81 ESQ aueefuuft wsrbsu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30
4 |
W,r tos Wlld Sat. Il ;
= Wrouib H..

clt y Il u ! w. W.
,@utn MrrQen. me'ue Sursn!"
riff esie mig h5bIl6 lur lbut b lst" @o's
Rrsne.. "@oe s't''s b" Al 'tIea"
psln z"
,6dratbsanetlraenbsiItn," antrerts''
Bunbarp in remlettn Isittn gone
.Sssn ris(u tsirsn 6erren mun'bI 'sb"'
litfsMein Sdma9er Az tpt'rsn. 80 ba'
brabu rc& uu, { ne S6mtRsr."
Siuia bate Qsisnis (6neu bel Sei''
oe3casn uno fraRle ihn nit unpsrtennba
ru MehoRIidiu,: "9Dis? Sit t nne"
Germ MlQu - Sternau wo4Is tb IA
ssn :"
ga mobl! Bir dnp 8elannte, quite
Gnunes."
ubat,n St uu(drt?" fragile rer Be-
fanaenf= B41mmle1 -weilfr.
.Woutommsn. @ana nod Wuulb.
@tnun fam ouss nod in Die l@sna*
Oreuuu9." j..
u@o renn 2" l
SIN 5auis Ger 6rau Don Siulsre
(elblt." "
,So oratul, i9 BON 6rrsen =" arinn'
Siuio pl6pli& misesr orenuB' un0 0'
tlirt.
Dante ,um @65nftu."
@olpoR bate unteretntn ben Stuefn.
ten auf rte anrer Ssi,t aeSoasn u"e fra9'
h: @ie baben sic zen 9sfIiasn Nbsnr
nod .uaebratt2"
Gam buulid !" risf cit(er freursNra5.
lsnp. 60 ma1 esr l&6a1e Absne mri
nee Qsbene."
,8o?- @uks Souptr? z"
BET 5rau bon @i'''e's' 6a'lt''&ss
G0tn."
Ser u6t! Tub i'd mubts rur6 rit
8ettdumsune ees ften'men G6uftea
rort ms @eflnonib monre,n. No, ms>
nieRens muBte er (slba nit"
Sect t1atsn Ger Baron une &aroline
BON pul,tiecm,n Gotten IN zen Salon.
5inia elite loalsi& auf cen G1fsrsn LOS :
.,Gruaen,, i'd bite (ebr, cas- Sie jr
Fem @easn pon oben, ben i'd. l3on au
btIBen CLAUDE, aum Zen 9brt9<n Al met
ner @ubinru,a nit 8aroItnfn a'ben."
,,9etpt9 br einta, &fnesr Z" fra5ts rer
@e(anbts.
$50 bat .i@ rod Gin neuu 8smertet
I'm meins S4wsasr %asfunrm," tui9ts'f
Berubare. .
Gin muu? Nsr 7rsnn'"
49,, msin @ndpta'r," trot 9olpa)'
Dor. Sd babe UNI Qin6m Qefrstt." =,
sic (1nssn'nobl. mein eisb0? Wae
woaen @ie nit elmer :Grau MAIDEN e
,,Nuu pis{e 6raae it meniaaens, etmae
ltltlam," moquirte i4 @olco(t NIT auf.
o.morfensm Wunpe. .Qtn4eu 1T cine
reiae Gfbtn -"
"9a 70! Ger Sat 9bn.n ouocn &C.
iast2 =,
sd. bab' - uus tbrsm Munof.
Diss rpar cas- einstes 5ineentb un(erf'
0srbtnpune. Nun wi1o 2in6en, opf ,csn'
6tttie msinfs @tnits mi. mir ben, SLUG
rsr uuaerbltdfsit antrstsn. 8ir wercsr
nun un}ert Nitlenrlins nusAufubren."
.,5t babsn mir ldpn oft, pom Sbrtu
N%ie{eupldnsn affpru4un" peilests Weis'
beim, ,''ater mob nis bab' 3D. non Jbren
sernommen. morauf 1e talun frp unit
mas Ge teHpeden."
csBttt Cir ntt re @noee 6oltlnl mid
an1ubSun. msnu it baron apRna-"
nNun 70 III j'Bt Re1rib rte (6idlidNf
Belt ra,u. @.lhe plane aerenfcn Sie
NIT 9in@sns orer msinem @slce iu'e Hf'
ben Az rufen2"
sd lmiu rfr Bdt Ten uerlersneu
5 -isrtn m%ierustben uni rieism mshn1n.
niesn Ir.ibsn rer ur3uitiersnsu, 1ibera
len, Dsmoacaon. Iemuf1qten unp anoere1
perridtfn meniam etn Gntt MAIDEN .ro
nit pie neaiuenee xlafen in Stubs
ibr 9sbeu .asnisesn f%5unep."
"Da baben Sie olercinQs Gin 0roefs
unb briliames We1f Dor, mlteio Ger IN:
9elbeilhner Nufmsrtiamfqt aucr Gbltn'
manner. 9lbu momit roQen Sie renn
tieistrapft @eIt furiren 2"
..y tS&tus folst.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30
ShnIebcu am Botomoe.
fE&tue folet.)

Stinlebeu ON Yotomoe. .MeQleIan
BAT NIT Maean.: MeQleuon -sor -&urseu,
cine, ME u,tbrtre Nrmee &or.fponcsnten
p.rG9.rn, rcdt comfortable finaeridttts
Gatm In Der Nlbs ees potomoe bcsosen.
Wsbrsre 6errrn BON Ter b5bersn @ensra'
litdt ine Dem Bstipisl oss juneen Napos
leon e.folet uno taben tbre Grausn' toms
men ta0sn. Gs n ale Nusf4t auf ttn
baIt3oss Borradsn. ter YotpmaetArn
%puttantsn. ,.,!.T-s - .'~~4"eG,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-30

AySS
5istl ni&t einsn auesnblid feline @efies>
esgsnmarf.' "unttr Jetnem wa6rsn Stu>m
BON Rue.In, lei aa' Der Bsrwirruns lei.
F1ete er iere BemeBung NIT psr &ube uno
tin, Sharfblid .tneS pudrnpettn Gelos
BERN ; Nibts enigma tbnn.
Die Nadt mar oor9eridt, 60 mar &C.
gen. ubr !; Die Wonrfdh bing iiber uns
unb beldien SIC fur&tbare Sctre nit If
rtu, bIdNen ei&t; ote Nisbsrloee uar
nidt mcbr a%ufIubalirn, unp' IS erfolete Der
BtfebL lid 70 raid ale nn6Blt@ In Buttr
Drtnuna aurddsusieben.
gu ritism eefdbrlt&en Gbrenpofen
rurpt =Dttgtrs' Doattertr unp toe tap.
f.re g.! Obto' Reeiusnt unter 0bsra
We@roartev auserwdblt uno terrlt@ &C.
ttt1attn 1T ttrer paf&t.1-D DIR Central
unp }sin :Stab. Sen" S&urL Sberf
@9immelpfennie1 uno cine Ansabl Nns
cer.r blieben bts tultbt, Die esute bur&
ibre 3urufe err1unternb' unb be8eifernt.
Gin @es1mentna ben, atbern purpe Su,,
radbtoroert unit psfltrten 1orbet nod Gen.
trtptae. II User 1tfrttnu,esr5 nod tlitb Der Gtfnb
ftttte .4Nube,i q braug dber 6aufet -Dpl
Ecbtet1 unb 6ttrbenbsn opr; Bernbe 2nuf
unfete @1d3uBelfnit. Gint turlt ppduis
FRAT Elm - pantt trfolete Gin t%etdubenber
&ducutntonner. Diletr Bate ttt ftt1b'
H@eaf: @aBtn tis atf fe&ssts .S&ritte
bsrdntoinmsn Iaftr, dlsauf efnntal bte bts
,ur Nanbuus nit 9artatf@sn ~seIaeene,