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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's
PULMONIC WATERS

The Original Me- icine established in 1887 and FIRST
article of the kind ever introduced under the
name OF "PULMoSIC WAEEHs," In this or any other
country; all other Puimonic Waters are counter
feits. The genuine can be known by the mama
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER. 80
BRTAN's PULNoNIo Warns
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarssneas.
BREAN's PuLNoNIc wAgERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, DinieuIt Breathing
BRYAn's PULMosIc warns
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BREAN's PuIMozIo Warns
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRTAN's PULNoAIc warns
Relieve IrritAtioa Of the USalA and TonEils.
BRYAN's PuLMoNlc WARRRs
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes.
5t5 BRYAR's PULNoNIu warns
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
S BRYAN's PU1NoNIo WAFERs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRTAN's PULMoNIc WARERs
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYAN's PuLNONIC wATERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid aud lasting
BRYAN's PuLNON1c WARNS I
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without hox OF . ~
BRYAN's PULMoNc WAHRRs
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BRrAN's PUIMONIc warns 3 ~ 4
in his pocket.
No person will object to give for
BRTAN's PULNoNIO WARERs
twenty-five Gents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, "a Cortlaudt st., N. Y.
For sale by LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHPIELD,
JysO and T. H. LOGAN co.
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Bottle HANCOCK M1LIr1A.-Col. w. l..

66-THE HANCOCK MILITIA.-Col. w. l..
Crawford, of the Hancock militia, yester-
day received the following letter:
HEAD-QUARTERs HANCOCK Co. BLUES, !
July 9th, 1863.
Col ". Il. Crdyford,
DEAR Sir IL have the honor to submit
the following: My company or detach-
ment of my company, consisting of about
SO men, reported to Maj. Gen. Brooks
Headquarters at Wellsville at o'clock on
yesterday morning, and was put on duty
Immediately as the Generals scouts. We
proceeded Immediately in the direction of
Salineville. After coming within miles
of the above place and finding that the
rebels and Government column had already
passed, we proceeded in the direction of
New Lisbon. After pressing advance of
fifteen miles iD one hour and half, some
twenty. FIVE miles from Gen. Brooks Head
quarters. we reported and was transferred
TO the command of Gen. Shackleford. He
ordered my command, having fresh horses,
to report to Major Rue, the advAncegusrd,
which proceeded to do had the honor
to press Morgan's rear, Major Rue having
succeeded in fanking him. My men acted
gallantly, firing one round on Morgau's
rear guard and succeeded in splitting
his rear guard. Also, about this time, one
of the Generals aids ordered me not to
FIRE unless at those trying to escape, as
Morgan had raised flag of truce to Major
Rue. We captured two horses. have
the honor to be
Your most obedient servent.
j. e. Hilbert,
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N, Assignee.
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Real Estate

r WILL SELL on Monday, June ed, 1865 at 10
House In Chic county, Lot No. go, situated on the
north west of Eoff and Third streets, Centre
Wheeling, on which is erected twO-story Brick
Buinding-two tenements-each containing seven
rooms, Kitchen and cellar. Persons wishing to pur
chase are invited to call a I'd see the premises
Terms of snle-$1 600 In cash on day of sale and
the balance a credit of six and twelve month";
with nterest from day of SALE the purchaser giving
bonds with good security. .-.-------
jun5 GEO. (. WICKHAM, Auctioneer.
eaH-The above sale is postponed till Wednesday,
July 18th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. JulI I'd 6
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

w-A FINE HEAD o. HlIE.-Kev. j. H. Cornell.
N. Y. City, nays in letter: 81 procured Mrs. s. A.
All ems Worlds Hair Restorer and ZylObalsamum
for relative. AN happy to say It prevented this
falling OF OF the hair, and restored It, from being
gray, to Its natural glossy and beautiful blackP
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, les Green.
wieh street, New York. julls
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FOR SALE.

MY RESIDENCE In Bridgeport, Belmont County,
III Ohio. There is about IN of ground
part of it planted in fruit, of 1t bearing
good we'll OF water aud necessary out buildings on
the place. Terms low, and payments easy. If not
disposed Of before the LIST of August will lay 1t
out in lots and sell them in that way. Any per-
son wanting good home, n good investment,
would do we'll to secure this property.
TH0S q CULBERTSON.
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rhe nraft in PhiIadeInhia.

PHrLADELPHIA, July 2s.-The draft in the
9Th Ward was completed to-day. Among
Philadelphia EnquireT, and i've telegraph
ers of the American and National lines.
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The United States Of America, \

The United States of America In Rem 2; ror
Four hogshead. ofTobacco. the fixture and Con.
property of John P. Jennings. fiscation.
"HEREAS, on the 30th day Of June, A. D. 1858,
w an Information was filed In the d strict Conrt
of the United states for the Western District Of Vr
GINA behalf Oithe United states, by the Attorney
thereof for said District, against four hOgsheads OF
Tobacco the property of John Jennings, described
IN said information-in which Information II Is In
substance allege that the owner thereof s engaged
in the existing rebellion against the United States,
that at the time of his becoming engaged he was
the owner of the property aforesaid, that he s hold
ing Office under the socAlled Confederate States OF
America or under the rebellious government OF the
State Of Virginia sitting at Richmond and praying
that said property may be confSCat"d and sold
forfeited to the United States Whereas order of
sale for the above named property was made at the
Spring term A. D. 1883 of the District Court of the
United States for Western District OF Virginia at
Wheeling. M
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the mention under
the seal ofthe said Court, TO me directed and deiv
cred, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest in said property or the pro-
ceeds thereof to appear before the Judge of the Dis
trIct Court of the United States for the Western
District OF Virginia Wheeling, the 9Th day Of
September, A. D 1885, II the same shall be day of
jur sdction, IL the next day Of Jurisdiction
thereafter, then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD NJ. NORTON
U. 8. Marshal W. D. DIVA.
BENZ. II. SMITH, u. 8. Attorney. jul8 lat.
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HS-MORE PRtsOSERs.-Twenty.two more
prisoners, principally deserters from the
army OF The rebel General Ewell, arrived
las, las, evening by the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad aud committed to tee Atheneum.
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arGOSk TO CAMP cHAsE.-AbOut forty
Prisoners were yesterday sent from this
city to Camp Chase.
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SemI-AnnuaI Statement OF Peoples
Bank, July L, 1853.
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
PRoPLRs BANK,
wheeling, West Va, July 1, 1858.
rVNHB Directors of this Bank have this day declared
1 a Dividend of (six, per cent. on the Capital
Stock, of the profits of the last six mouths pay
able to the stockholders demand free OF Federal
"T lula H'"'' '' J.R. DICKEY, Cash.
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SavIngs Bank OF Wheeling.
STATEMENT.
WHEELING. W. v, Jul,

WHEELING, WV, July 9, 1865.
THE Board Of Directors Of this Bank have this
i day declared dividend Of ten (1O) per cent out
Of the profits for the last six months; payable TO
stockholders on demand, free from all taxea
iul2 F4H.t 8. P. HiLDRETH, TreAs'r.
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WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO CIRCUIT
INVEST VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
w Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
County for the month Of July, 1893.
ota - glQi
!. A..aehment in debit
Horny K. List, john Lis,
Robert Morrison and Ben.
jaInin Davenport, partners
as List Morrison 4 Co.
John McGowan.

The object this suit is to recover Of the dsEeud-
suit.
The defendant not having entered his appearance,
and It appearing from an affidavit filed In the
the plaintiffs by their attorney is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here within one month Af
ter the du' publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest In this suit
and that copy of this be published a week
for four successive weeks in newspaper prn
In the city of Wheeling, that copy of the
be posted at the front door Of the Court House of
Ohio County.
Copy-TAGte: JACOB BURRLE, Clerk.
J. @. CHANDLER, pltfEs atty. juS
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BU wARM.-Yesterday was an exceed
ingIy warm day. The sun was scorching
hot and very Iitleair was stirring.
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Powder Ml1l Ezplosion.

wILMIEGrOx, DEL, July 29.-One OF
DupOut's powder mills exploded this morn :
ing. Two persons killed.
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TOLADIES.

= y n ~
NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have from time 10
~ time been made to me Dy Ladies for in5truc-
ION in writing aud other subjects Of study In the
Wheeling Business School, but each has preferred to
wait till others should begin. respectfully inform
all interested that class OF Ladies has now COM
menctd and shall be glad to receive more.
oct3oItf III HITCHCOCK.
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SS-A GENTLEMAN who arrived in the
cry Yesterday from Cincinnati, informs us
'na' when the train bearing John Morgan
ana stan reached the Depot in that city
tue 0mcer in charge called out the names
OF tue prisoners and they stepped forward
one at time. When john Morgan came
'OF"AFd' some one 10 the large crowd yell
cd "hoFse'thief." The cry was taken up by
the crowd and "hOrse- thief "horse- thiet''
was heard on all hands, aud the demon.
STATIONS st appeared very riotous. Ills said
tnst Morgan actually shed tears.
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To Wool Growers.

NEw YoRE, May Is, 1863.
NT die and sell Wool in large and small lots,
the following conditions: After the Woois laid down
door, will store, insure, grade, sell deliver,
collect, aud remit, for one cent per pound.
Our terms of sales for cash, or nett prices. adj
ding interest for time. In cases do We take paper
without the owners consent that will not cell alone.
our long acquaintance with the trade enables to
make QUICK sales at the aIarlEet value.
Having the confidence OF large capitalists also en-
ablss us TO negotiate for advances the most favor
All remittauees will be promptly forwarded with
We shah be pleased to reesivs your Wool, and viii
give It prompt keeping our friends
pOsted on the condition Of the market.
Very respectfully, yours.
n. A. PETTIB0NE / WALLACE,
Wool Brokers' 10 Broad Street New York
rnvQO 3mdS 'f
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MOrbus and Summer Complaint.
The immense sales testify to the merit, of this
remedy. -,.N Lr.
The numerous daily rspO, Is of astonishing cures
attest its value.
1t has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, Snd mpArtIng tone and strength
to the system.
Is safe and harmless the infant, and powerful in
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, it Is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by Them in many certificates,
E "rHE SOLDIERS FRIEND"
Mothers ind 1t superior to any soothing syrup for
children teething; freed from the injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives reIt to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold by respectable Dealers every
where.
PRICE IS CENTS BoTrIE. Prepared only by
jun27 6m WA. F. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
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ATTENTION. MILITIA OFFICERS.
lust REcEIvED-lo copies, three vols. each, Of
81 Casey's Infantry Tactics. The above 10 the only
work authorized BY the War Department. for the in
struetou Of the Infantry OF the armies OF the u g.
whether regular, volunteer militia.
JOS. GRAVES co,
lun13 Ne. 90 Monroe st,
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R1A PIsoAroR1AL ApvRsrvRp-

hTA PIsoAToRIAL ADvENrURE.-Ad day
or two since, party of gentlemen of this
city including an ex-member of Congress
and the keeper of Saloon on Market
street. went up Wheeling Creek with a seiu
and caught quite a number of fish. In the
evening there was some difficulty in divid-
ing the fish. mud sucker, or steenrod
jack T" Is not certain which, was in dis
Pate' The lie passed and the ex.member
Oh Congress struck the saloon keeper over
tue mead with cane, when the latter pro.
'eeoeu 10 seize upon and hold the former to
prevent him from doing any further dam
age The ex-congressmau was fined So
"nu costs by AID. Robertson.
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New York Money Market.

~" ASNAI S1Ay So
Gold, decided change, opening at 273
advancing TO 279 and closing steady at
212.
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]. e. Hilbert,
Commanding Hancock Vol. Infantry.
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ASsignee'S Sale.

BENJ. Il. SMITH, U. 8. Attorney.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-17
fatautopd a,toli,nl, "a ebd GrriStuna

fallA etantt e.boli,n, "a 8 bet Grri&tuna
sines lppalsn @ousnnsmsnts In tr8ept
einsma etaot psr Name Der @rsnasn, u,
Gon0itmton uub w f5rfrale Gooer bon
@aebsn, ME por tsr Retslion, uufrs&l
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nen unterworisn, mi. Ge.bisbsr anasbeutsl
Gnb, unp mis fe bensn, ttt bas @ouvr'
nsmsnt ,rri$ttn. ale jrsdmdbts sri&stnsn
mbAsn.. (
i'm MlbusrndntniGsn s%orubsussn.
mos e In tn Otrnuus fttn. au iastn.
oae ei.f. profla r alton, i%niofsrn fe G&
uuf Staoisraiuuna.n ts5ttbt. feline gs.
siebur9 ouf Staotsn bote, in rensn lcp.
ale GtoateQoupunsmente oufr'6t abol
ten roresn Gnr; ferru rab ris Graas. Oh
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elm Stoot (snett, 3uaslo6en tperrn 'eusn
opu midi, olsin pon rem refp. 6ds(ern
su snil&eirn N. unit nrti4, rab etsts
proflomotica teawsdt, rsm Volfe rtr Ct
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r.r In ibnn buaen,ut wursn fann.
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ete bsne bali, earf mon Mot a%nnsbmen,
ra6 ,ius oners ni@t An%e1tsnnune Fnrsn
rplrre.
@.aet,n unter meinu 6ane, @a(bin9
ton ,. 8. Dwmtu 1868
". Qtncoln.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-17

Sd empf,ble Sbnen. IN G~rrdaunA u
,i,btn, ob Is ut&t lwedmdbiB ft. bic Gtn'
,uaneuun9 ~ srmutbtatn. 06webl etelt
Queue BIS natteualsu @ot!Ranese wis'
persu ret&N&u Risbt. a.s fury Dot es'
@,t.utos,. 70 battn nj. cod IN oQsn Sa!'
huert,weissu @aned an Atbe.srn. It,
(onoere bstm adt1bau uns IN ben Wtntn'
@dbunp bler Manael an 4rtdtstraf'
nit iebeu, Gage fatlbares wtEb, ~pt1een
I'M Muslaape uufere. Goniuln BON brsble'
fen Atbeitsrn essrdnet. tbnen Mfttsl au'
ausmanprrune ~ bteten. Dtfts 9sssr'
Ranb uerpttnt tte bsfoubsye 8ta@tuue
be- @ouueruemsnte. - -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-17
5uuvyreIIbera n tn Q * n.

Silasvr.iateran TN ertsn.
due pieim t@ranbsn bteh Id IS fdr
.t&ta. pab ut S@ut tisfn psrfonsn
eur& psn do ssG@srt psrptr fcus. unit
i'd CLAUDE, ba6 BE Nsatnune bsufslbsu
far ne anR.tuI.ns Mmutfte forestn earf
ne fe eanniiuliontssmdb an B~eein8un'
een fnGpfsn fann.
Dab BE NastenaI Grnuttps f& tet IT,
aenr stnsm ,brlthsn ARRANGEMENT jur aQ'
mdbliaen Mbi6afuuQ pu 6tlapersi bsruss
bte,n pirp. bat tortn (ttuen @runr, baf
&, re GcufuGen uup tk Notb. md&'
,tus ,otale @srolutton In esm Arbsiielp'
Rem terorrufen mu6. mdbiam mo&r
Dam, fcI otu Mot eis Ma&t Ter ers'
tutips. Miebtdu&~ iu fsusrn, oufs'bo'
bsn fsin.
Die Suppcf,icu In tu proclamation
ris oltsn Staahn in tbrn @rsnjsn bette
ben au laGsn. IT eesbalb 9stban porosn
mtil 60 ais nnfod.r u(deint. -
Denn nun uhr aefuat rcrrsn 1T, eob &C.
milf. RlaGsn Imnsfis un''r atp'0sn V''
einaunasn erboInn, unD rob tbr Ne@t
ibnen eousn interrogation psreen. 10 Il
.amit ni6t edoat. r"b aud ous &|o0s'
otmsiut 0nr. Unit renn asioAt rorrs'
ia "a eins N%uonfruttion IN beiaatf
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p,mil niht- atlaai. rab ii nt6t ou& II
oneuu @d(. werrs anesncmmsn wneen
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-17
&ohatk's Maaem-8ittfts.

Ettfss DIttsrs pirb BEN Tut,t-
ium nt6t als ein Wtttuin aetptrn.
pet1e aues uebeI. Die bas GIei(t
trerbt, teilt. .ater e. IN Elm eb.i..
lt4ts, ,urerldbiaes unb teIlenbes
Naens uu' elm rpiritamr unit an.
ataebmer 8eauIat r bss Gpfems
On ouen 9bttter bes Qanke,. It.
fpaters In btn b'Qitfet Dtfriiftr
be- @tRtns unb SubmtRent, ~
badelbe sinaefub,t pOrb.n il. rtrl
es-wsunth eeeisuster Quart'tdi
in @,mdhteit gsnpmmen-pru her
slerat-n ols Elm mpbIibdhees Vre
~ierpotis unb 5silmitttI aessn Bic.
Der unS Naue. aegtn Xcber,
btid,ptrhtn, @autnfeber
TpspepGe, unnsrfamIid,tct,
Gelbind)t. Sd,,p mel, aeini
ae Depreifiou, 'Wattiafeit
Hnn aue Observation-Disclosures
Nertanun9Sfph ems.mrfbltn
@sf1 udhten Dnfpnen srirt b4iTel
b. bef nbers tmpfobItr, ba Is VI.
pettt unb ben eaujen F6rpsrS td.t'
,1:tbt.
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prdparjrt uub aus elmer ftltensu
m .-k>S. = oa, mvv,.fo Ndoo
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-17

aena@t wsrttu, abr TN prtujtp 1T nt@te
Az Snbsrn.
DIT G%tunabnrn bes 9a6ite nut autn
6u,uen, incl. Mnldbsn unb 8a!ante tn
8af., fno 1901 1926 674 Sc; BE 81
Tammtoueaabsn paasatn bstra9sn $500
FOG, $50 65, 10 hoe Elm uebsrf&ue am Z:
Suli 1868 ron IS 329.O44.2l IN Sd0t
put.ieb. @:n ben G%inuobmsu samsn
$G9.o3o 642.40 aus zen 36utn. $37,'
GAO 7S7 IS aus eu inneru &epsnts,
$l,485 1903 IS aus rirst,en 9artn,
$l67.6l7t II aus rem 9antoffeen. 49,
O48 $685. aus pu{&ttpnen 8ue0sn
unp $77 G69 23G.l7 aus NnIttb,u. Don
zen Musaat,n -fon1nsn $4-2f6 520.59
ouf peG ontn It,, SEA 729 SAG 81 aui
bf.ntlt9e 3,nlen, $500 98 600. SO -aut
pas xriensrtpankmtnt. $63.2l1,105.27
atf |bos Martuertpar,.m.nt $751; $685.
G35 OF auf 3at!una funttrter une. tenn
prrdrsr S&uIp. Dtt(tr tsBttse pofsn 10
tnpee rur& neue Mnieibe etesdt porren.
Dit Ginnabmtd unb Auseaben flt eas
'Gtetatiaby 1864 Gup I'm gert@t bts st.
ranamintntrS ndSW nadoewts(en. une
rpirp pae 9s{ultat ols Elm sbsn 70 Banft.
aee era&tn usresn m16tn. q.
Der 9sriat bts. &rte9emtnifxe sU'
tI.nt BE teionbsu aufmutiamtdt tee
GeneuNss. D.1(slte If obsr ~ umfa('
{enb unb In aQtn fefneu 9beiIen ~ inte'
v.Gant. um tu Ausause 8saebsn ueresu
~ f5nntu. Do0slbe Alt IA B0tsbuua
auf anssrs BEN Rrisa b.trtFsnet Btrt&te,
due btm Bert&t bts @arinsmtntRfre
ettl te<Yox ba6 felt 0ufdsunB bsr Ule.
ddoe ater tauIenb 6&tft ssnout,ntn nor
ben fnp; Ter @srtt per far &piubtea.tou
efnatianoten prtisn tetrdat bsrstts abe,
Is Rt1tontn: Dit Glotts Ger Der. etsa'
ten bef.tt i,tt aus $50 9&tHsu. oss
etnen Is -tlffrB,vanrrtt .Ddmpfsr fne
Rt&net uaau nod BE In 4au -be9rtt suss
@&fft binlu, 70 ms&tsn ptr sins Avtbsr
f}tottt tateu; dte 4tr8t'b ttss aubtrt9R a@t
Gtue t~:fonbsre blefsr Glotte' enifprf&sab
NavY garb am atlautif&eu Rtert pdr
erfovenrli&. Au& an ben ws0li&tn Giaf'
len exl&stut he GrbauuuS elmer mapY''
Darb nssR Dspots ale fetr e~s,pfsblunoe'
wettt.t Die gla6Fette AQefnif jstt ,er6'
bx, ale bic: aanr Hotte bsr Der. Staa'
ten In Sabre 1860.f Die unitre Glott'
|. bemanneaee @annf&at ,dtit stpa a.
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tens zine unm6elt0lsit, ME 8trs etaeeln BAIT
tptftn' foaen. - -. :
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tYetr ertbettt neretn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-17

grisutGs In stsfsaa &rtees
-bat.n ut,s.rt,lt 1astne Natss'stas''s't
ouf IF, Nraae wsssn b" Ns@n tts.'e:.
~ ht.f,w aunps uus ptesn bet Ns@tt.I
ST. staattu Ba,ss. Id auelauee A.
,i1t,,. IN Bat.tana auf stntss Nsat''
ru,otn ine e.r.u &.@h eu1& 8"trae'
f.aa,i,kt. Abs, 70 II In tetnsn Gaus IT.
muiir. ,uo,p.n, tae stn IN rteism eanet:
;nn.rhalb Der 2inkn eH SnluEaentsn
]r.buturtr Gr.me.r In gaus .tn's eat'
n,rfritots pou ben @eBelu aue9suoa' men
m,rr,n foQs, wsl&e ibu unter BE Gttnot
BED Qonb.s adblt. 6ol&s Aufpra&s fnp
inh.6 mieberbolt Don, Auslanpe srbobsn
rpore.u unp ,war In 4eatshuna auf Per-
fouen, 81. ben srSbnsn 1bss! |br.s Stbene
in p,n Scr, 5iuatsn semobut babsn. %
il f,rn,r ~ esr B,i&murs poue Ssran'
loGuna, oab pisls frempesborsns Y'r\onsn'
m,i&e ibre NbGat, Baras. ~ ms1osn. e.
tldrt bob,u, oo,r spsl&e p6Q'A naturaltflt
wu,p,u Gne, BON tbrsr pNt&, III, Nstbst
rtouua :c,s eanpss eaour& f& loeee'
,ne&,. Sa5 ii jsns 1batfa&sn e.lduantt
6abeu. O. n In Gen mstfsn Udusn pe1'
0cupern.meut unutalt&. ben 1sssnbe'
pets ,u li.f.rn. Is pdte eaber s@pfsb'
Iunaepertb, pae ne Qlsrss une 9santsn,
tp.l&e ete Dstlarattensa sea grsu,esn'
Bata.r rpne,n ~ ~ousn. ia Gupfono
n,bu,,u, pon 3.tt ~ 3tit a. tae Dspa1.
t,n,ent bes Snnert Bevli@ni0e folder
Ysi(t. .lfsnst,tn. Gs @zunr
op,unebmen. BAT Gremoe blos aus rem
@ruupe Baresr Der @sr. @taat.u 1Det'
ben, nm itrer bsimattli&tn Mtttdrpht&t
~ tuta.ben, bat Fe. iobale 6e Bare'E a.
worbsn fuo. ~ ttrer 6stmatb. lurodtsb'
rem, nm bort iei,lsbsnt untsr BIN S@ue
s.r Dsv. Staalen ~ ltbsn.") Dttl @tb'
brau@ IN FOLDER Bt,tsbuns bat pis's Dor
urtbsile sr,sus,. 6 wdre eobtt ia 'uan'
{&.n, bab cine @renie fsfssRedt rD0ree'
oueertolt ,ptl&tr tstu 9. Ct. U0rAsr TN
Muslanpe ben @&uR"*) otsfss @ouser'
u,nsuts beanipru&sn lam. DUO iout'
pafar aeforst |ps,tsu, "ba6 jtbtr Ggsu'eRs'
borene, Der an ben YoHS Bsftusst bat'
feline G%tamsnrun0 erbses. rena II CON-
{ertbi,t woresn II. -- 49, -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-17

oUoUtUUIWe wv VSISs6sWssSs ,~Sss -
niee b,lisbtn BE lsets proutRon blo6 auf
I'm DaQ etr- Grrt&tune tse @ouosrns'
meutS. Dit(e Ssetton Der Qenfttu'ion
bttantsl, absr sinsu GaQ. In mt!&tm eas
p,r Gui&tuna elmer rspub!ttanti&tn &t'
sttrunaeo,u, alnRiae Clement t%nnsrbalb
stnts Staotss bu Oppoftton 1s9tnttt'
III {awa& n. unp bas II sben rsl SOL.
nit btu, mir - bier ~ tbun babsn. Bsnn
Is nun oIe e.stAnst t1(&.tnt. ala 9tf es.
3uladuna ,ur Union etnsu Gto rr drsus
,ur eonRttuticn ber Der. 9taotsn III Ter.
oern. ,raruu. benz, au& Mot au rsn o.
lf.stu unb ter protlomoiion IN B0tbunA
auf @naperd? Dis(e @eftbe unb pro'
tlamatton wurt.u esla0en. um BIT unlsr'
pradune TT RebeQion ~ bef5rpetn- 10
NIT fix pollen effect taten. u,ue sint Vu'
pRi&tuna. 6e ~ u%ntsyaabsn. aesstsn MR.
pen. RAD -mstusW GrutNsn Rno = IT
Ilptdetsnli& ssurfsn unp ps.rsn 10 iein.
81 aufAsbss. btsss ni&t nur stns Dahs
|peawnfea. fonteru aud etusn ~Arauiamen
|Etsubru& ttesttn.. Sd fdss binlu. eae.
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w~drtteta Sttlluns bltt.bt'
ut&tptvuaen wr6e.-ot'
G n auJtpattons ma
|ttpH ~ wtberrufen obr ~
mobtfittreu. 400 pesee ID
|tr2eat etne perfpu. wel&'
bte 8sftmmunaen btr
prutla n attgn,pbt our& IT,
sene etntn act bee Qun8rtl'
Nts fret sswprbtn, pttptr ttr
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-17

m,r a,t,n na&a.b.nes ets Yratess'
ten. 0e.34a{t In itrsr Gink|:ane aae "
ibr.n x%apslsuttt&su Etstlsn To naelass.'
IN ibr,u pdsuNtasa une ~t@nsttsa
psuit,n alt. s,aau wsr''t%: