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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
NUMBER l55,
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.


., u,,. RICHMOND. April, l3.
Tho Wig says that reports we're ia
circulation Yesterday, that fight took
place at Williamsburg on SATURDAY., the
4th. between the forces under Gen. Wiz
and tho Yankees. These report. are
confirmed by passengers who arrived
last evening At an early hour on that
morning our troops drove in tho Yankees
and occupied the town. The enemy re-
tired TO Fort Magruder, from which
point they commenced to shell the tovs.
Gen. Wise took position near the col
lege and replied to their fire. Our c.su-
alitics up to tho 9Th inst, were slight.
cavalry movement had been ordered.
the result OF which had not been learned.
There Is rnmor that We captured 40
prisoners and burnt y large quantity Of
commissEy stores, but this il not vouched
for.
The Wilmington, N. c, Josrnsl, Of
Ihursday evening. has it reported that tho
town Of Warrington had been taken by
our forces under Gen. Hill, the day pre-
vious, but doubts the correctness Of tho
report.
Tho Kingston correspondent Of tho
Raleigh Journal reports that on the 10th
inst. the Yankees were falling back from
Swift Creek to Newborn.
The Richmond Wing has rumors Of
lighting for the past 2 or 8 days on the
Blackwatcr, but ssys thoy are not of .
reliable character.
A party from Petersburg says tho Yam
KEGS in large force entered Isle OF Wight
&. II. on Wednesday, capturing 4 Of our
pickcts, when they retrcsted.
Private Advices from Ncwbern TO Sun
day, the 18th, state that communication
had bccn received from Gen. Foster to
tho effect that he had plenty Of supplies.
and that he believed he could Withstand
all the force the rebels could bring against
him for three weeks, if necessary.
GoLpspono, N. c., April Is.
Tho news Of partial victory over tho
abolitionists Of Washington reached here
to-day. 1t appears that the Yankees,
under Foster, who were marching to the
relief Of Washington, now invested by
our troops, were met last Thursday eve.
ming, near Bs,d's Creek, by Con. Petit
grew. No loss on our side.
JACKSON, April IL.
Tho enemy in the Black Bayou ia re-.
treating towards the river, laying waste
the whole country as they movo along
our river.
Patrolmen report that two Yankee
gunboats conveying hvo cavalry trans
ports, passed up the river on the 7th inst,
and also ~ transports with infantry and
40 freight boats loaded down.
The enemy is reinforcing all tho depo,s
on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad.
A spccial dispatch to the Appeal says
80 boats and IL gunboAts have gone up
from Memphis to operate on the Cumber-
land
| MOBILE, April 10.
An official dspatch says the enemy.
400 in number, mostly contrsbsnd troops,
landed st Psscagonla yesterday, and
were attacked by our cavalry. The
enemy lost 10 killed. Our loss was one
killed and one private slightly wounded.
The Yankee gunboats put back TO Ship
Island with their wounded. Reinforce
mcnts have been sent up to renew the
action.
From Caisos
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

A SUCCESSFUL MsRcaANr.-The sue.
ssssfal merchant 10 always the enc who kseps
the bss. slAss Of goods Of all kinda. and many
Of them are aware Of the fact that thy kssp
ths Chsmiesi SalsrAtus. manufactured BY D.
B. LsI4snd + Cos. st FAirport. Mosros Co..
NY. For ssls BY most Wholesale and retail
dealers 10 the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

DRAoCRATic CoUHTY CoxvENTIoH.-
The democracy Of Scott county met oy dele,
gate. at the Court House. in Davenport. on
Wednesday. April 18th. 1863. st 10 o'clock ..
a for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
the Democratic State Convention. TO Be held
at Dssmoinss. on the goth Of Nay following
On motion Of John N. Crawford. the nsst-
log VS. organised by calling A h. Davenport
to the chair. % motion. D. n. Rishardssn
was appointed Secretary.
On mo,ioa Of W. L. Clark, . committee s'
three. on credentials. vas sppoistsd BY the
chair. Committss-W. L. Clark. Richard
smetham and Laurel SUMMER.
The committee made the following report.
which vas adopted. and The eonmisiss de
charged.
AIisn's 0vevs-Dsnisl HeNss.
Bu6sIo--W L Clark. E Dodge. ksasns. Z
Williamson. james Burosides. k.ass.
Bfss Grass-H \ Wsthsrbss.C G aslssl. Amos
Jones.
Usvsmpeys-C G r Mitchell. Geo E Nurry.
.AF Nsst. d N Richardsos. Z Y Lane. Harvey
Lsana,d. John N Crawford, n NeNsrny. J H
Warrick, B Helms, Chss Bsidssbsck. Mil
ler. Chss z Ps.nam, d Congden, d Evsns
Geo Il Parker. B Kennedy. J " vso Hossn
Jsuss Cunninghau. + Sherman. Wm Rem nviek
Al,x Blair, Walter Kelly. Il v Gildss. z A
jennings II Hilis. J d Morrison. Il Sostha@
T. TiIlsbsin. l II Ssars, G Ksuss.
LClaiys-H Il Ames. Lsurel Suomsrs. Wu
Jameson, A Gilbert. II Mccarthy. A d De.
..,co,t q w Henderson,
WYs6sid-John Madden. JsUes Eanis. Jehs
NeMaous, Patrick Lille. jacob Hssistos. Nor
gao Orndorf, Jehn Armstrong. Hugh Hart
The following committee vss appointed 4
sslee. . list Of delegates 10 attssd tAs stst
Coovsnt,on. II. Leonard. @. E Putsso. Geo
H. Parker. wn. jameson. james z. Barasids'
Cbas. Hstssl, D. NeNss.
The sssaissss reported ths following lis'
which vss ADOPTED.
Geo. H. Parker, e. Y. LAss. J. D. Assrissv
D. n. Rishardsen. Edwin Saith. Geo. Aurry
Johs Maddsa. ". L. Clask Il. n. Wsshsebst
Ls,rsl ssuasrs. Hisaa whsslss. II. 3. Aos
On aosiss Il vas decided thss Ne dslsssel
hsvs power y an vsssssisa
O asass sljossssd.
.. y. R,uzAasess, 0ssIy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

An EARLY SsAsoN.-The birds have
commenced making their appearance .dsneting
that sprisg has permanently davnsd upon
shis region. 10 . few days ws shall have the
srees covered with bright. cheerful foliage. and
oil aaturs locking bright and joyous.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

TusAraE.-Last evening the bsauti-
fal play Of Isgsnss" wss given as The Thss-
lss With great sAssl We we're nssh disap-
ps,sssd 10 sst sssiag larger audience is o..
seodesss. y tAis y ssdssbssdly ess u ths
uest sssvsstivs dssoss ever plsssd apss shs
saags. The IsisA Llesv vas oess sdsisssly
psissnsl, aaA ~ osaaA Daass ss ~ Alss'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

SHcRErEp GoLD.-New Orleans pa
pers state that rebel deserter, who late
" came into the Federal camp at Bra
shear City, had $4,000 in gold with him,
which he said he took from lot OF
>20O,oo0 secreted in the ground. He re-
vealed the place where this treasure was
hid, and the Fedcrals will probably have
the benefit Of il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
SUPREME COURT.
HON. CALEB BALDWIN. Chief Justice.
Hon. RALrB P. Lows, r.a...
Hon. GEo. q. WsiosT, '.
SUPREME COURT.

Wednesday, April 10.
l306-Nelson Reed " s. Il. Mason, - Shssid,
appi't., Linn cs afhirmsd.
f2SO-Ths bank Of the atats Of Indiana " b.
Andrews, st 81, Dubuque City Court; reversed,
Judge Lowe dissenting.
l600-Fshnestsek, ct 81. " Milo Smith, st sl.
Clinton 90 affirmed.
I457-Nsw Eng. =. 1 n. Ins. Co. W Thomas Ar
mold. Rarnishse, Clayton CO affirmed.
l6l2-Devid Bidsil. for nee 0f A. }. Courtney,
" Silas Deeds. st a, applt's, Jefferson % a.
Asmsd with per oent. damages.
Thomss Hanna. Esq wss admitted to prse-
ties il this Cesrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

WnrsLrR has just returned from the
East, and 10 now opening . large and bssuti-
ful stock Of spring goods. Go early. ladies.
and gs. your pick from the largest and cheap.
sst stock Of goods In the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

VALUABLE GIrr.-Ths officers Of the
Union Brig.d. pressnlsd Gen. Baker. through
Capt. s.saras. yesterday afternoon. . very val.
u.ble gold. huotiDg eassd. English lever watch
properly inscribed. This action on the part oi
the Brigade is highly appreciated. and wss On
tirsly unexpected by the General. Who VIII
long hold the precious gift 10 grateful rsms"'
branca.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

The whole number " footmeu crovsina
the Bridge during the wesk wssl477.
No. Of boata up, Z down..
J.H. THORlNGTON,
Bridge Ksspss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

SEvERAL hundred pieces Of cheap
prints. last solors. sew opening at Wads.
vorsh's. Also % avalanche Of dress geods.
oil styles and prices. Now is the time - -
care barGains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

THr AUSTRALIAN CnILpaEs.-These
menstresitiss are nov on exhibition Ia the
store room formerly occupied BY Sam. Perry.
corner Commercial Alley and Brady ssrsss-
They are certainly vondsrs Of nature and will
repay visit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

LOOK Our.-Nearly every day the
telegraph briogs intelligence Of the robbery
Of some extensive mercantile house Of thoa-
ssnds Of dollars in money Or goods. The
chaotic state Of the country has brought oil
this about, and The worst 10 not yet. Our
people muss look 10 their savings or the Gun
ming hands Of these raseals will sass them Of
their little fortunss in . much shorter tims
than they consumed 10 .accumulstiog them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

LEcruRE.-Prof. Cow, Of Chicago,
delivered very interesting lecture last svss-
iag At the Second Baptist Church. before the
Teacher institute. on sesapussory sdusstion.
The audience was large and the sutjscs duly
sppr&oiatea
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

Clisssep va. Of course. very ans. This .,...
iog 10 devoted 70 Comedy. MARRIED Llfs." 4
capital three cot comedy. and The +" Rough
Diamond" are upon The bills. II yss weold
enjoy hearty laugh. sttsad the theatre to-
night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markct....Daily Report.
OvvIos o. rHs DsH. 4 Eswa,l

OvvIOg % rHs Dsn. 4 Eswa,l
Wednesday Evs.. April 10.
No change In quotations.
FLOua-Firm. Wholesale, 35.o0Q6.0 retail,
$s.oodT 90. Shipments 10 bbis.
wHsAr-7oGs0o for common grades and $50
asl.Os for the best. Receipts loao bu. Ship
nsnts 675 bu.
BAnLsy Nominal at ti.l0.
CosN-3SGs5o. Receipts 2lo bu. Shipments
900 bu.
OArs-1b@s6c. Receipts lllObu. 0hipmsnts
l200 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

DRY WEATHER yet, aud no present
prospect Of rain. Our farmers are oil praying
for little vet weather 70 start their grain
growing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
THE CITY.

Pheni1 Insurance Company Of Hart.
ford asssts. let May. 1869. tb27 200 IS lia-
bilities, e2l 500. HExRY B. HOFFMAN, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

FoR an elegant fitting pair Of pants.
Or suporb coat. 60 to Kraasss. opposite Cor.
bins / Dow's bank. ON Second street. He
hes The goods sad the workmsa TO Eaks
them up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

MACKIHAw Trout aad White Fish
fresh every meraing BY Express. at Simmons'
Brady street, between Second and Third.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
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70 sEGaST q n.
voa rHs wssK EsDISo AraIL II. 1858.
" meteorological observations, uadsrtAs dirsosies
erMe SmfhAosian insfis.fiom. made AZ 0vsssssld
College, ~ WV. r. DuNwoopy, Lssstsds, 81 80;
NORTH Long'inds,lS.Sv UsH; AsigAssLovs tAs
sea, 1877 Jess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
Gieass anl Iloek Islanl Rallrca(
WINTER ARRAIa4HUT, lses.

W10TER ARRA00GAG0T, 1863.
I'm AMI AFT Ek MUNDAY, NOV. alru, -
~ and until tarsAsr neeiee, trains viii isavs
osssopcit dsiiy, sandays ssssptsd. - fotlows'
II aail train st.. $50 \ \.
a Freight train at. 800 4. \.
So ment express. ,....-.......:....:.e.SO ?. 4.
3nins arrive 1t Davenport daily, Sundays q.
osptsd, = follows: M
lot night exprsss A. $40 4. =.
a daily express and mail tssia at. .720 ?. r:
q freight and 2i class cars q. 500 ?. 4.
All tsaj,s over this route srsia dirset eonpsxios
aAOhisaeo with trains over beth the Mishigaa
0ssthsrn, Miehigao Central, Pittebssg, fon
Vsyne, and Chicago RailrDsd 70 esd ssoa Do.
-. Toledo, Columbus, Clsvslaad, Clneipneti.
6l11essss, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagase Pals, Ana.
q, Nsv York. fhiladslphis, Baasansssa - WasA-
Snesswse-s ars ranindad Il the necessity q
Glviag Aisanes dirsetseas = - TIE dsct1stios =
~ 1secAes, also topeoeufe tisksls bsesss tak-
- their seSts In the cars, - the eeaduetoss 60
- fares only 10 stations on the line q ho Ohi-
80 cd Rook lslaad Reilroa1.
: JONu q. TRACY ,Aopogiaooo1enA
Dsvsspass Nsvsnbs n. lesa. asa q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

New OsN maekots
Nxw YoKg, April -.
Pi0UR--The ma ket Ia dull and 30 lower -
e676M605 extra state " 20G7 30 II. II. d.
WHsAr-Dull, heavy sod nominal.
C0kH-Dull and 10 lower. Sv99ln.
New York stock Market.
Nsw YoaK, April Is.
Gold t2ss.
~--e-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

ELszs, III, April Is.
The dry goods stoee of Joha Shesn
vaa broken into last night aDd Goo6
70 IL amount of 600 tabA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

sioh, and thorough senvissios of the admia-
istratisn Of the same crime Of which the ssbsls
were and ere gsilty.
The meeting sdiosrssd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

Mean height Of baron,ete, $3.50 inohes mean
temperature. ~ dsgress mean AMOUNT Of clouds.
8 general objections or winds y. u.
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From Coigos
CAIRo, April II.

CAIRO, April 10.
Farragut's boats are 1t the mouth Of
the Red river blockading that stream.
Con. Thomas Is reviewing trcops in
Gen. Grants army. He has several times
announced new policy Of the govern
rnent towards slatea, that Of receiving
them, treating them we'll, and organizing
them into companies and regiments, and
the announcement is received with appro-
baton by oil, in fact the movement b be.
comiug very popular several ofiicers, o. d
among them, those that have heretofore
opposed the policy Of arming slaves most
bitterly, have applied for commissions to
command brigAdes.
No military movements Of importance
have taken place.
Nsbors & Hough, Of tho Memphis
Bulletin, have been arrested and ordered
TO report to Gen. Grant.
Brig. Gen. J. G. Sullivan 10 appointed
inspector general Of this department. vice
Col. G. p. Isris, who is appointed nus
tering officer for the department.
A mob Of forty mon, armed with re-
volvers, took two dessrters from the cu.'
tody OF an officer at Anpa, on the Illinois
Central Railroad, this afternoon. They
overpowcred the officer and took his re-
velyer from him. They had ropes with
them. and threatened 70 hang hims and
vsr. prevented BY citizens who advised
him not 70 resist, but give the dsssrtsrs
up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

report or the n. 4 n. Railroad Bridge
vos rsn WEEK sSDIN0 APniL II, 1855.
Dsts. Mage ef Mercury,
n Watsv IgAn las Ar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-07-11
\ cApD-1o mn rioplroF rFxAs

Immediately after my return from Virgin.
&c. where halhn.a serving tar conlodcuey
with the INus brig l. without. rank or PAS.
! aas solicited ty almost ,,ev faran viii
whom ! communicated. 20 fgaHr cauli.
date Tor toe .Ao of GE,uHo Iazas aud
was ns-Hrrl by very MANY aho bad rot
supported molu 10. Hma. election ,hai
va, Il.n their choice Ht they !ad not go.
ted 'o' ns % eaa-. fH,y were mHuiy led TO
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MARIANNE COFFEE.

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28

Cine biptomatifde ausfbote. galo
na&sm Sswarp inc Amt 9stouusn .par.
perlanste etn Neu= GnBlanp @enutor stnsn
pab fdr ttnsn Ne8er. "etnen ietner Com
Rituenten." Sswarb antnortete:
Din f5nnen 6fs ntat taben !"
v@aruna nt&t2"
"Mesrs t6unen etiuen 9pat tabsn pom
ptsisr Office"
v@aruu, ni4t. 8eQsn Sie BE Drse
Scott Gntiaeiuuns sneoFirsn z"
80 nsin." antrportete 9sware., vtpsosr
.npoGitsn, nod fe ableusnsn - aber
3teatrs i5nnsn tttn,n pab btfommen."
~Sa, lie ttnnen." sr,pfrerte ter Sena.
tor unp ,panete fl@ gun, @sben. wabr'
idstnli@ IN, an Zine b6bsre Nuioritdt 3u
appsutren.
"Gfn.n Aue.nblid." ref St,paye nod.
.>parum la9tsn Sie mir. Sie rnb@ten Il.
men Ya6 fur etneu Garbisen2 @orum
laetsn Sie ni@t eiufa6 flr Sobn Smitb z
6tttnS Sit f@ unp i@retbsn Stt u,tr siusn
Brttf fur etn untul&.iebsnss pa6foruu'
lar."
Das Gormular tpar balo uutepei@na
uno tpurpe pom @euarp nit ben Worten
~lbueebsn:
so. nun (&rsibsn Stt 70 stsle "NiS'
9trs" binstn. ale 5ie poQen."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28

.p,s1aatfG eeassis,
..IiaeS'E. l(&ssitt saler ban Is. Aptil
abeT ,lpte .NuJf&fsu, auf siasa &rtsS avt'
|(&ta GnAlanH mt ben Usy, Staaiea:
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Eaasu In offltslsn& reiisnl atsi he @Ss.
ttdtett eiusS xrisass aebsst9w urtsa. babss'
I'D eiwaS mebifei.t. une aaa 2'aatt iebt,
pa6 Der Bru@;G nalanet NIT bsa
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poua IL. aprilGf0r untefriebt9rub
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lunaswrift tsr rufai&en 'Rseteruns Il,
polen iene Amnefte sein Berirausu ve,.
btsae, stta 10 penia pie tas Berfpv,&en
frei6nnteer polttii&er SnRituttonen far
cine fpditre 3utunft. ="
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
w60eutltt0tr marftbert6t.
si"' Oftte bss .Demottasn".
- 4 NNffna6 OF ND al 1854

I" ~ -.9RIBWUW. Z(s ~QI 1000.
DE gsf&d ttt pdpssns Der ,ereansenen DO.
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DIE 9retit (lnp In, Aueemsinen esfansn.~ Sn
Nsw gole uni. 9beIDo III Ylebl -unp Dsijsn tn,
prst(t tdsl.& sefaaen,' unD taupNdAlt& II g4sbl
ttr fau. Stlbf Die Raari&t ron stutut est.
s'n'bes: Dstltns Iii 4nsianb tatt. ttns1 Gfssl
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70 eauern NITRO; ldftsi& nt&t faesn. Dc ntu.
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ndte f&pn erf&bpft tic =s--3 80.
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fur Duf&ifuns ii GROCER .9a&fraBe. aat ab1t.
gen Aru!el fnb fas anb tpsresn tur ,peat9 Ser'
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unfsre 8aufeuts tdbsn sroben umfat (owotl In
Der Staet wtt auf betA 4anet.! -.
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unfeEtn Banlen. wartn: ME Juror 10 tsbeutsAb.
ABR e. IL eafas auStnbl.d!t& mr. wsnts 9aG-
frae.. ~
I wts i.St, unp Die %; tteruns 10 un8euastn sanate
ilr pttflben. Die latle Gsmperatur unb- bdu'
fssI Rtssasaat. bastn :sas ma@'tapm ts1'. It,
f6rbert. :,
aDees.n, ttAt266 ats. nttbrtssr uab 9uftr2 ats.
Storm II fsR. ~'.7,l - "
Gclasnbe Rnb he tsuttssn #prebultenpretit :
-1Wttt. fsa ~ IS. go Viz $3.50 @tolefa,e. U.
5000 bio 800 Hetatt.
~ etlsm5S 9at1r @eijtn H. In sroeerl Rad
fraat ~ 6oe bts eoe.; = fiji autssfu9tt eessn
500. +. - :, 4: E +~ b
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safer, ~ 4s-48t.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28

Subiantr. an. Cameo Riper. 8il&of
Ea&e. Der Gnbe lsbter @c&e BON -Gprt
=@e5ur1Y ttT ahlan8tf. brInst bie mi&tfae
Nahri@t. ,bab an San,es .Ribsr 1000
2opass Snbtaner eampirenz iuttr treldsn
1900 BE 1000 4sieser fro. Die 9n.
bianer an, Sbapeune warfn uueini8 M.
ter I'D ; sinn Ibstl serislten suolte Grie.
ben. bsr anbere 3rie0l NIT ben @eifen.
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