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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

"Oae who bias lived in &c orgia and
South Carolina writes to the London
Daily News to say that those States will
probably refuse 10 pull togeth in the
long run, for the reason that G eorgia pos
sesses IN industrial community who are
by nature honest, notwithstan ding their
drift into secession, while South Carolina
"was settled by poor nobility /, decayed
aristocracy, discontented CanAdlans, ont
at-elbows gentleman, polite swihdlers, and
the rif.raff Of broken down noblsssu,
gamblers and demi-reps of Paris and
London. That was the origin al stock
Much Of il has since, by their beautiful
domestic system, been improved. strength
ened and made more vigorous by An intu-
sion of blood FROM the more athletic and
industrious race known in hist Dry as the
descendants of Ham,"
The writer, after laying on these strong
colors, fills his canvas thus
"South Carolina may be cal led lazy,
gentcel, ambitious, piratical tillibuster
while Georgia is modest, homespun,
unrsfned, Flooding honest Ill Ter Of the
soil. Query, will Georgia submit to bear
part of the burdens OF taxation iu debt
OF six hundred to thousand millions,
brought on by war that was entirely due
to South Carolina originally, aud after.
wards backed up, aided aud abetted pri-
marily by Virginia and Mississippi Let
the slippery spectators who are so anxious
to buy Confederate bondsand then sell
out to parcel OF simpietons and flame
ducks in twenty -four hours, give an an
swer.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

A Moscow MARKRr.-Tbe Winter
markets Of Moscow and st Petersburg
present 80 ac of the most c4daverous spe-
elruens OF the startling humor 10 which
the Russians delight. Here you find
frozen oxen, calves, sheep, rabbits, geese,
ducks, and all manner Of animals and
birds, once animate with life, now stiff
and stark in death. The oxen stand
staring at you with their fixed eyes and
cory carcasses: the calves are Jumping or
frisking in skinless innocence; the sheep
bah at you with open mouths, or cast
sheep s-cyes At the BY -passers; the rabbits,
having Travelled hundreds OF miles, arc
jumping, or running. or turning somer
saults in frozen tableaux to keep tn am
selves warm, and SO on with every yarie.
ty Of flesh, fowl, and even 6sh. The
butchers cut short these EXPIRE ssive prac-
tic al witticisms BY means Of saws, Is one
u light saw block Of wood; and the saw-
dust, which is really frozen flesh and
blood in a powdered state. is gathered up
in buckets aud carried away by the child
rem and ragamuffins to be made into soup.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
LIVE STOCK.

r.av...nd Farmers y II End this the mos 4 dvan-
..D.ans "a. = fur Live etooh Capacioss Ysrrs well
Sssd al al pplted with every convenience have
sssn opensd onthieii tttconnsctens andsvsry
ns ~ IL "a Ia 20 tbeif wants. From HaSrisburSk
-ss,s vii be soundeve eoavsnithcs fnr ese6ln6
~ s..s,us choice H. offered OF the PHlLADkL-
a cMta INV YOKK and BALTIMORE ARKYT. .
aris vii also be found the shortest quiet eel and
...t ronss for Stoc eo New Af10n.
sc-rl--spd witt fever cha rEet than any other.
'YNOCH LEWIS &c hsRs upt. Alseooa. p.
i. L. HoUPT, Gen .TicketAgt ,Philadelphla
a. n. HOUSTON, 1sssral PvetgAt AeSnI
as7AAv. RAtlaAeiok1a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
w. Ill. ANDE RsoN,
Co. B, Sd Iowa Cavalry

HOUSE RENTS IN NEW Yo RK.-It is
stated that large number of houses in
New York are "to let" notwit hslanding
but few new ones are in course of erec-
ton. A letter from that city 4 ays.;
The demand for the class OF houses al
luded to (dwellings) has been much less
ened, owing to the fact that mi any OF the
families of men who have ente red the ar
my have given up housokeepi ng. Mid
dIliG class houses, such as usu ally let al,
from $3.50 to $500, are in exc c,s Of de-
mand, anl cH be hired at grraIl y reduced
rents. Smsl. cottase touse 4 . eagerly
taken, but the number OF such dwellings
is limited, the price of lois no warrant
ing builders IN erecting houses of that
class, which rent from $3.50 to $3.50
For first class stores down town, south of
Canal street. there is less der and than
there was a few weeks ago, and rents are
not 80 extravagant rs they were. That
particular line Of business has been over
done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
~You perha ps turn your ewes upor

~ You perhaps turn your eyes upon
the world, you see all orders Of people full
Of cares and pleasures you see the gen.
erality of clergy aud laity, learned and
unlearned. your friends and acquaintan-
ces. mostly living according to the spirit
that reigneth 10 the world you are per-
haps content with such . piety as you
think contents great scholars and famous
mon; and it may be you cannot think
that God will reject such numbers Of
Christians. Now, al this is amusing
yourself with nothing. it 10 only losing
yourself in vain imaginations; It is ma.
king that rule which is no rule, and
cheating yourself into false satisfaction.
AS you are not censorausly to damn 9th.
er people, so neither are you to think your
own salvation secure, because you are like
the generality of men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
pca tn of M.isr Howard 81 nn.hurY.

Ao&sh W HauJ~S AhO~uho NNHnsUuFys
We have to-day to announc the sad
intelligence OF the death of Major How
ard Stansbufy, of the U. s. A the mill
tary agent of the Governmeh t for this
State He died "a, his boarding house in
this city, a little before eight o clock this
morning of disease of the hear /.
Major Stansbury is widely known by
his very able and interesting re port Of The
expedition to Utah, under his command,
in l84s. and the exploration OF the Grea,
Salt Lake Valley. 1t was pull lished by
Congress in handsome s,lum4 finely H.
Illustrated. aud contained m any vivid
sketches of life on the frontier and among
the Indian tribes of the Great Plains and
Rocky Mountains. 1t was during this
expedition that Major Stansbu rvs health
was 80 seriously impaired by over exer-
tions and harlships. that be never after
wards fully recovered.
The deceased was native of New York
city, and was three months ove fifty six
years of age at the time of biz death
He was not West Pointer. but began
life ~ civil engineer, being admitted
into the corps of the United States Topo-
graphical engineers in 1885, Madison
Wis Journal, April 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
AsENsATroN AT CoLUm.us, ONO.

A SENSATION AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
A sensation was created In Columbus,
O., on the 18th, by the discovery that sex-
eral clothing merchants had been in>tbe
practice of furnishing citizens clothing 10
soldiers in Camp Chase, to pass The gsnE1
and desert. Tie proprietors Of four hrgs
establishments were arrested, their stores
closed and guards placed over tbem.--
The Batternuts are in great travail of
spirits on account Of this detection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
The Roman Turf--IHarries MOsmsr,
the American SculpIrcss, hiding In
bleepIc Chase.

sleepIc Chase.
Anglo-Ssxon. or rather Anglo Ameri-
eau. amuss mfnts took place on the same
day in tue Z mp gna, in the vicinity Of
the fiaudian Aqueduct, about four miles
from Rome Miss Harriet Hosmer, the
celebrated American sculptress, had chnl-
lenged Mr.. Spiers, an English gentleman,
and the spirited master of the hounds
(not numerous pack, to ride steepie
chase mate. Tie event came of in
presence of pretty numerous field of
British, American and sporting Romans.
Miss Hosmer rode well, and took all her
leaps. stone walls, rails and hurdles, very
pluckily, and led until near the winning
post when Mr.. Spier's jockeyship over
coming bis gallanlry, he called on his
horse ard cane in winner.
same other s'eeple chsses and fiat races
followed, with plenty Of spills but no Sc
we're falls,-- Rome Correspondence Of the
London Times, March IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

ET"I was amused, writes the Lon.
don correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian, cat the Judgment Of the Prince
of Wales pronounced by that eminent
authority on the value of men. the hunts
man of the Pytchley Hunt, after the
Princes first appearance in Northamp.
tonshire, few days since" ..He rides
hard, and he rides straight; he'll make a
good king"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
THE kOLDIER,


The following beautiful poem was composed
N ichael Kelley, q member Of the Sinty.Hrsi NJ
YORK Regiment;
How sweet when night her misty veil
Around the weary soldier throws,
And t~iilghts golden skies grow pate.
And moa ming winds invite rePose,
To 90 beside the wstchsfres bare,
Where friendly comrades nightly come
To sing the sonss OF ether days
And tst1 things VIC lore u, home.
OF those we love, who list and wait
Beneath the same beniguRnt moon,
The ostman's step hshind the gate.
With fidIngs from the absent one,
AMI beaming smiles their thoughts rev cal,
And love is mirsorsd in their eyes
As eagerly they brock the seal
klais Win Joy and glad sorpr
But, deHrer yet. the shout that rings
In circulation loud and clear,
To hail the messenger who brings
Lett ers from home and kindred dear.
And meath tho pale moons emitting light
The soldier reads his treasure o'eri
And through the hours OF silent night
In dreams he vislts home once more.
In dreams he sits beside the hearth,
Atar from lamps and traitors vile,
And dreams the dearst spot earth,
whers loving wife and mosher smiles,
Aud many face almost forgot,
Al.d manY = mefd so ntiy spoken, --
COME flung round the soldiers cot,
srnl the sweet dream OF morn IL broken,
Oh ye who love the soldier well
Bid him Be hopeful brave and say.
Better he knows than you oantrll
The peril thai att ends his way,
Some word Of hope, In battles hour,
When striving with a vepgeluI foe;
Has nerved the soldiers arm with power
To strike or ward the impending blow.
The soidler brave Is often prone
To deem hiiuselt forgotten quite
vandercr on the earth alone
When friends at home neglect 10 write.
Then cheer him or with words Hike there,
And thus Jour deep Affection prove.
Let every boat that plough s the seas
Bear him some message full ofIove.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

LErTxRs WRITERS, LOOK OuT.-On
and after July l. 1868, all letters deposit-
ed IN the postofice for mailing, on which
the postage is short, instead Of being sent
forward as now will be, kept and treated
as II there we're no stamps on them. AZ
ter that time the postage on drop letters
VAL be two cents instead Of one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

Ia-Poor Colonel Webster, hung by
the rebels in Richmond, couldn't stand
up. as both his legs were broken, to have
the rope put about his neck, and WAS
swung off chair. himself giving the sig
nal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

- Mrs. Dame has just been tried and
acquitted in Toronto. g. w., for attempt
ing to shoot another woman, the para.
mour OF her fugitive husband. IN account
Of which We published = few weeks since.
The papers in Toronto regard the verdict
- one Of the sympathetic kind, and not
exactly in accordance with law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
Scene I'm the War office ut wash.
tngtOn.

scene I'm ths War office ut wash
tngt0n.
The Washington papers say that
dramatic scene occurred In the War or
fee last Saturday. An Irish woman of
amazonian size, and heart as loyal -
brave, came under the auspices Of Gen.
Schenck, to present to Secretary Stanton
the American flag pulled down by Col
Miles at Harpers Ferry when that post
was surrendered to the rebels. "How
did you secure this, my excellent wo-
man.! Sure, Sir, | just lifted my
clothes, and wrapped it around me. just
as they focked into the parade" The
Secretary, after thanking her as her de-
votion deserved. ordered $50 to be paid
to the brave woman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

Ey The man who refused one dollar
bill for fear it might have been altered
from ten, prefers stage travelling to rail.
roads, for the reason that the former rides
him eight hours for dollar, while tn
latter rides him only one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
SrA letter from an officer in one O

10rA letter from An officer 10 one of
cur regiments on the Rappahannock men
tions, as one of the curious incidents of
the war, that. few nights before, COR
poral of New Jersey regiment in Rey-
nold's division, while on picket duty 10
the extreme front of our lines, gave birth
to fine child. Thiscorporal should learn
to ''guard against injantry.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

AH you wish TO euro . scoldine wife.
never fail to laugh At her With ali your
might until she ceases, thea kiss her
quick-surs cure and no quask ssdisins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
WHAT ora BOYS DOWN I'm DIxIE
THINK.
PRInRosR, April Esd, '6S.

PRIMROSE, Apfii @ooj oo'
ueSsrs. HoaceN d' Co;
Respected friends, inclosed yos will
receive letter from my son at Helena
which / think is worth publishing. l
think such letters have good influence
on the Copperheads North. If you deem
it WORTHY a place in your paper, please
publish it, By SO doing you will confer =
favor on one of your Oldest subscribers,
and one that has never troubled you with
letters for publication before, and you will
confer favor on an old friend
Respectfully your friend, dc,
A. Anderson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28

And all other ciaims assinst the Gove5smsns spos
the snost favorable terms
No Fess charged untii sausfaatsry ms e's e
csvsd. Ailinquiries oy mail Will receive pvompt -
eaten. WN. =. LOvk, ANY stlAw-
Onss Nest Asor 10 rsss oAcs Cup sselrsl keSssA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
LOR SALE,

EOR SALE,
exchange for improved property in this city, i7s
acres oil land IN Hancock county, Illinois; 20 acres
under cuitiyationi 80 wood land balance prai-
ris Enquire OF H. h. TEN .EYCk
MARI, TS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-28
UNDRR TAKER,

On sssts ID 90 frhisd ssesst scar hns COX
Iowa. orAsrsprs npsly attsnAsdss, Aay osateht
METALLIC CASEs KEPT coNs1AMTLY on
HAND.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19

euedSaak batsn bi.fe @enudle Die w.
MI MrlafsH wabri&dnlt9 I'M l&5n\
.Slrben et%niutuoiren. uno le spsrpsn bIsi.
tNn, ~fSaSssets @fairsu. 20 etfutten."
Daa. ntltDt ntt anesrn @orttn: : un(sr'
Mrmee ptro t.n Sc In Nube laGsu, penn
.e<s-Has- un{tre- %+mts IN " be-td6ty
@or w.ntesn 9ussn mslrt,t ttt g.. q
vIribuns": G%inlaeun9en gum Ginnet.
buneefsns bel, @etpsbura lno an Meups
unp lsins @enndIe It. uIo6en. Da IS
Gd jseo9 Don elbf uerRebt. psb
Weir nttt ,b.ttnsbm.n tbnntn, 10 wsrrrn
rcebl 9pen b.f .}ptf&ttrtntn Disifunsa
ntlte Dtpmalionen einttsHtn: <Dts SRI
:btue"- wdrd t6tii I'M SrrtbutH. Wear'
uno feline @.nndls baben t,pB VS. 'dubsrl
qanfieen @ntets flt tinilitirilde Opera
tiohtn 3fff7 etna8, 2brnn 'ibte M7Gion #
srfdQf thS' es'BthDiu eie @inttrq dartirs
@abri6 siha&2fA @thtfal o5anset" eu
,Nrrn ;flet mo4sn,.'T1"'+ H"3,:, q" .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
t5ortlbune fc1at.)
6hrtflidc8 Malheur btH 6crrn b

69rtdlidcs Malbeur bcs @errn b.
Bism1rf. grt jrBt ufibrt mon pae
Ndbus tber einsn du5erf ptfanten, sin'
3s{t lang ptrtuldtrn Bo1aane. Ter pi'
populari,dt unb 8slisbbsit 20 prsu6i(aer
premier in tefli&u Dtilt iuuf,i1t. Nul
eem- 8abnbefe- -pommtrtfbtr
Stirt6m BsIAarb mire p.r ous tfm @a.
oeu ount,nt 81. .. Bismard ron sini3sr
.f6ni9etrsusn Yommern" n%fannt, BE 3u.
fduie ride 9ttdt tn bdnesn baben. Dtelt
tslsbtn ft psn 6rn. Miniter, wobtt fl
NIT ttrsn St6dsn pantomimsn ma6tsn
BE 6rn. .. Bienord u%nanlagtsn, ril'
mcbIasGnntsn Yommnn Al psrlaNen uni
6& f&lsunipR auf Gin asbeimes '@emad
iu%rld3uaisb.n, on wel6es ..fl1 6srrea'
aua.fd risbsn fsbt. Dtsiu Rudaue feuerts
ben Wa4tb psr .,t6niaIideu Yommern" an.
fix t1a9.n in siu bomuif&ts @sld@te,
aus unb Ia osrart Elm 1tidlu nj. (etnsm
8ufi.u0 fcmmt bfaimmen Ge pisitn Zen
6nrn Mini0u in psm "6ertnbau(e" sin'
iunaetln, bobd INNER i&%reisnp: ,.6i,
bleiben! Bd nns blstten, in rer Mit.s
Sbrn 0nebru! Gs kbe BismaId
SOD! Sod! -.
6nr BON Btsmnrd tobts In tsm eebti,
mtn @tmo&s unp furerte i'm Namtn. be
a5nias RE brauetn ,inmtr wa&ftntt
Tisnee .auf, %unpu3loli6 ~ 6fnen. .5ri>
ne 0er.brsr obsr- .jubsln %fo1tmdbrsnb
~6ier blettml 3ula9e buben!" bts }ber
8ubnboftnip,ttor NIT ltinsn Qeuitn elm,
trift uno ben btun MtniRsr aus Finer
u%nanasnebmsn. ,2oee bsfrtit. Cine, lsbr
Rrsnee uninriuduns dbsr Zen 8orfau lo1
berttts tut @aree fttn. Sir tdet ffi&
pobl NIT 6nmlst ousrufeh: ~Dit Sa9s
1T faul; Ge flint gum 5Immh!"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
Dte Nentan:6efeuetbaft.

@or mentBsn Toeen bitlt rie Genian'
@e{sufdoft, zine irt@e repclutiondr'
Brirui9aft rnsn 3mtd if Srlant
ponrer 6srrl@uft Gh9lano
~ tsfreien, cine 8erfommlune in Gbieo9o
RE ron aatlrei@m Dels8oten aus ouer
Staatsn bslubt mar.
Inter I'm oefuetsn Bs(dlu0en Der Ser
(ommlurs btbm mir %be(onrsrs folssnt'
bervoy:
Dab ne 9raru(aaft aus elmer @e{sQ:
[I6aft son Yl19srn Ter Der Stuuten
po3up|i6 pom irt(6er &tfunft bsfebt
mcIde oue rte Befrttun9 Srlanes Dor
Ger 5err@dofi Gnglanrs nit alien WitteIn
we|9s rie Contribution unp @tlese ulau'
ben, annrebsn. 50 rtrr unter rer Com
Ritutton unp rsn @elsben rus Redt BE-
an(pru&t, *7& fur pieisn 3mfd su orBa'
~ntfren.
Dob rie Organization feierl'd utldre
rer Contribution uno Ben @e(setn re1
@,r. Slaatsn pom Mmertfa ,luue un,
@sbor(an ~ 19uleen. Ole feinrli6,
5oItuna. welde GnaIanee OIiaur@ie
&oufmunn(9aft unp Yre0e sr8tn ~msrtt1
einoenpmmen, laHt ZEN N4abru1 einea
8rteoes unpermstrlib ulddnm.
Daft pts jdnosren Mttelisrer Der Sc:
nianz Brlperldaft 1l@ Rem Sturium ee'
MIitdrniGenfdaft -wiemtn' unp I'm St.
brau9 per @ofeu iben iuuen, um porbe'
rettet, creantGrt unp %oteeiplintrt 3u iein
lire ! hnRt su @aHtr unp ju 2anr ben
Scr. @taatrn 9e9en GnDlarp onsubfetsn
Dab jsrsr @%eeenftuno betrsfenp rae
partstmeisn her omerifantiden polttif::une
religibit Dtferersen flr INNER BON ZEN
@erbanplun0en Der 0snian <8rurni@af'
ausgei9Iod,n bIsfben loQsn."
D{e[e Die Sn,endonm rsr irtl&en &es
pplu(iondun e,utItd tesef6nenren Be-
(4,dGe 1nb in Der Gbat, al iril&.
Die 20 tti{@sn Dtfuensen Nmerifae-
srfobrsn pfr aus rtn(eIten ptben Zen
Sndnru tur@aus 'ni&t6 an, tte erueen
Grapsn lbsr Greibdt uno Stlauerst 9otte,
(cuptrainstdt unb MfiRottutts, frefe Ar'
btit' unit 33%ttpuuRsu1bett, nationa'e unat'
bdneigttit Monroe Dcrfrtn &c. &C.: BERTH.
ZEN i'm our nidt. :Gr 1T >,ur nod Nme'
rifa Btiommen, tpstl Ter @&ub i'm In
S,Ianp rrldtt unb Isbt In Mmnffa nur
fir Srlanb. Sb Der Slbsn .pbn eer
Nuttrn ftnt, bas. tdmni.rt i'm 10 tpsntg,
als ut mfr @ouosrnturnt tu @runtt
Q,be. Dtn @tieten re 9ano.e uno III
Contribution nil II ;por esbot&en, utst
ct :truuttst teni' aud tafdr, bab' II: sbtrrG,'
.tf1t IL, IT Ntnetifa .tte' Mtpolutien far
,Srlunb ,u preaniirrn ,tb, ttt 9alte efr
Scr. @tauttn far':9rlagb eee'n England
3u btonlpru9sn Il. :,e.s co.
g m pt tff II mt,@ttt ut tnHt 7tattBBtfRte ut
iNt{olunontr bsr 'Gtntnn. grdterihaft
nrbr dtstr trif&t1 Dummbsit unb Gtnfalt
,lo1tn, obtrs msbr lbu ti(ht pnfnit flu.
DIN iuarn. ~~sSsrenfaus fttt btt Genten>
.@tfa[&dft ri&t nur aIs stt,e IN unierer
Rtphbtit un6trs&ttete iot1terr' au@ ale
cine perrdtbe1i(we pa, .unp man loQte fe
eaha9. blbanbdu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
Der 8runb Der GraAe.

90 at,bt MuFauf unb 70 etsbt auf'
Ranp bdpes II Corn /; ber cine unssre&'
ter. Der anosre osre&tr.
Dabsr tomut g, oa6 bsr NufRano In
eem' 6.n Gdqsn, mte 9ofuyetts SsfaAt ba,.
BE bttieRs pFt&t fetn tunn, ber &uFuui
ba9ee.n pas peroerblidfe Nttentat.
GS 1T aud Elm eewt0.r untui@ieb IN
tsm Ddrmearab, Der @uffano III of|
Bultan, p.r MuFauf bdufa Strobftun
Btswal.n 1T Der &ufaunb Elm Aufsr'
R.bsn. % BE Q5lunB bur@ oit alee'
msine N%tftmmune cine 9anl antere Gbut'
fade 4 unb ba Gle eanje frlbere @t(&i@'
te in bts(sm yuntt felt 4000 Subrsn po0
III BON Ns6iSperltBunBen uno 8olfsld'
ben, brtnet itee 3sit Der @ei@t&te NIT i'd
BE p%rotsRalion, eie ibr m6eli@ IT.. unts'
ben Qdlarsn In Rom 9ab % t.tnen Muf'
Rant; obu % aob siusn Suosnal.
Das Facit indignatio ulsbt pte g.
psbrt.
Sn ben msi0sn GiQen 9sbt Der Iuaaul
aus etma6 WatrieQem btrror tn Wuf'
fanb III INNER sine moralil&e Grl@u'
nuna. Der NuRauf 1T MalantsQo. It,
Auf1uno Spartueus. Der NufNane bdnB1
NIT lem 0stfe, Ter Nuaauf nit etm ma
9sn auiammep. Sn puuoerfraBen 8tstl
es AuFauf.
que tt,ru fnetsn YrotsRatfonsn. fsltN
bic re@tmdbiaRtn. .lslb0 Der 10. NueuR,
faneen nit al.t6er 1rabun9 an. Gbe eos
Re9t G9 IcsI6iet. 0tsbt 70 Iumult unp
@&aum. SIN MnfanBe 1T ru NufRant
MuF auf. rle pu Glub etn Bad aswobn'
lid ,ntst er In BEN Seean - RtYolutlon
@us wnr BE Bemeaun0 I'M Sun
1892 Gin NuFauf Qeu Tin Nuf7anp
Gin Muffanr?
Die lbatlahen, tie mir sr;dblen wer'
ben, otb5ren rer rramattf&en unp leben'
ttn Wirtli9fdt an. wslhs BE @ti@i&tI
bis,urIen ptrnadIdFfBt; pttt fit tstns 3si
pb.r feinsn &aum bat. Die Gin
;elnbstten/ Nno Slet&ium roe 2aub III
9robtn Grstani0t uuo Ge 9sbsn In bt,
Oerre Der @el@idte psrlersu. Die 3eil
Der Mufdufe, Der Gmsutsn, ME man laote.
III reid an fol&tn G%in3e!nbsttsn. Di'
aut&tli@en llnteriu@unem~ baben ntd'
AQes sntblQt, ni&t %qes er9rlnest. Wh
,pereen ol@e neben B~efanntts nan&st
geres0sne fsaen. Die Meifen, ,pel9,
:, III bte(en ritG9en Sesnen tbdtfg tparen.
0nb Yer(@muneen, abu was MFR srsdbIen
rperben, -baben mir 9sisben, t5nnten nj.
ldeen. Gtnt9e Namen dntsrn pir =; pt.
@ef@t@te erjdblt, tenunei,t ob.r nt&t,
@ir t5nnsn nur cine 9eits. nur cine Gpiz
fbbe, iretli@ be am tpentefen b~stannts
tie Sage pom a. unb 6. Stunt 1882. vt'
4et, tpir tperben IS a6tr 70 tbun, pob III
0sler unter BEN Sdleier, ben tptr oufbe'
Zen, bic wtrfli&t @tfdlt BIT entlsbli@sr
gorsdn9e fsbsn f6nnsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
SIS lppbI ,nobr?

;.Mus ltfulon City, Mos. Ytro 9smsl
Get. poe @oupnneur Gamble uup. 8ltt'
@oupun,ur 6da b6&f wabA4ftnli& re-
Ianirfnr n erren. 81 :. Il !.r go.
,Di.b ptuhl auf sinen spler Stes Der
Rorifaisn i'm Stoatrbin: Denno& ame'
f.ln ptrr faR. an }rsr:@ obrbdt rr Wlel'
pune. rsnu (cute @eup. Gamble aud
/ fsbsn. :tab rit 6upr.ue Court b16it
wabr(bsinliR< (elnsr. 6onf&aft ein Gnee
matbsn, wiitea ~ l6ejnt ts uns TOD Dem
Gbaraftu etdte pr6cen Gsppstbsaee: an<
e.nsGsntri Dem :Notf Dpnn BEN Ne9t OF
-fts@e; 5titn 10 lan9h ;ols nur m5Rlid. ~
bi,nn, UNI btnktbsr. .lbsr @snautba'sn
lbrsten~ au. f1umn. 5EtuAe- per @ambe
p.r 8olfenimmuna UNIV BEN Re&t traeno
eiriet Nednuna. 10 mlree. Il l9pn |anAs
nttt msbs Den 20 ,sn t~efIeieeu, Den n f@
annsna 6i, bat. .,:t '4.. .~ : ,",
lDoar man fam nt9t wi0en. sSslbl
Elm blair l2islt ia ben @efrdnftsn, uni
nod ipIasnrsn @emfrtun8en eer nNfusn
3ti1" lhsint Ser @ambls aus: ru Netb
tins Guotnp Az mo&w,. @tr babsn a.
Isbt, (a9t eeeadtts Btatt. rwae: MIR fl'
unm5eli6$ 8ebaltn babsn = @ambls~ be-
alte Guas, protIamtt 0A ale Grsune es'
p.utidm: Gtuwanteruna! 5o 0sbt: f9
in (stnsr Botidoftc an ne 2eotelatnr~ 0t'
(&1isbtn.. @r bat pte @enpen.ion bsruiep
UNI rtt Qtptstntur:, u pteaftu, ~ teeaustt
pab tsinte beNert Nmanupationeoreon'
nana po0irt pu1tI :ea ibm ett 0eaen'
mdr'ioe rurtaus ni&t 0eniist *unb er Il
lcsor tsfdmpfts4 uno:: IT manidt isbt ma
mentlih, Gle eQden fn ree 10 warNn Or
bstt rur@ weibn fpeatea. tsatfde 9tflQt Il
lsbsn. Wan renfe1 nut! T. &!inQt boz
ntdt ld1n unp: faf rorifh,? Dislu alt
p%ro{flaptrei,. une &nownotbih9 @ambIe
Der t,RTtataid 6& als SduBwou &c
tSnfttuttOn parRt1ttt uno Ditltnia.n be
,@impft. rslde pstlelbfn sfrenp %asaenilhe
Entbsn. III ni6t Bios Elm .&manjipattonff
lantern aus @onifquenj ram aud QIeid
Elm Gteunb her Dsuti&sn aen preen. I'M
ct nil $500 fur etnen &tnwanctrunR6
@ommi0dr ausetfB' babsn.