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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-28
aarOlirte ariesssefansene,

8eR6eRer, ga, "a. Suit. 90 eth
f,teuer 8sfsbl ale purolen Der Off3tere u.
Olpaten pom Camp @arOle, ga, fur nun
ID nt0tt4 ertldrt bat, bsiteblt tbnen Der com
anbtrsuOe Geueralmajor bes Dspartemepts,
s0er3lsli& Obne NuspeAslung gu ihren Ies
mentern tnnerbaIb ie68 Tagen ~3urid3uteb'
n, Bet @trafe, aIs Deierteure be6anoslt 81
srDen.
8orae6euber 8sfebI bstrift gegen 400
5oloaten, tpslde gesenwarttg ppm Gaser as.
eleno fnb.
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@eapOr opsgfe Iest fein @stO sin.

Wep gOrf. 27. Suit. W1apOr Spbpte
at aeesn Dtn 8fl6luB Dss Scabtratts. $500
liz goncrtbtrte sG beBableu, fein 8etO etoge.
e9t, ba er TIN fir uuselsblt@ 9ulte. geaa
elmer @etnung bat Oer Stn0tratb felt Wtar3
)inret@enOe 3eit sebabt. mn alien MftBfdn,
zen Des Geleses ab;uGeIfen, 60 iet Oaber Der
tstoe 8elnlu6 nur cine 8trf6bnun9 nno
@utbst6una bss WGbelaufrubrs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-28

Der @eitslieSer Der Ocutfdbeh lIniOn ReIiei
MHpciation,
N eide outorifirt linb, @obeu fir ~bieIelben 5u ernrfnu9eu
s. &napp, 10 Glib @apfraBe,
s. @pnrab, 8 @iib 6reberidir.
%. 0~tpIentbal, 10 2igbtitrnBe.
s. S9miB, 2 Glib 6rsberititrabe.
$. Bittit, Gde bon Sigh Inb @ranbpfraBe.
s. @arbner, s gOrb Sigbftra6e.
q. gseilepp, 10 Ot SuItimpreftraBe.
81. anapp, 6 Gitb 6reberiditIoBe.
ST. 8arte1, s Oft 2pmbarbfraBe.
8. &. Sbuntut, 149 6rantlinftraBe.
q. S.. Telbbaus, Gte bon SiSR. nnb TapetteftraBe.
86. 8psel, @albertcn4, na9e Sreberid Ttcab.
8. 8ittroff, Sc gprb Si9Rftra6e:
6. SbiIer, 10 St GopetteftraBe.
81. BoIe, 80 Seccuoftra6e.
s.. QaeIita, @de Sapettez unb 4cppIetcntrObe.
q. B~ottenI6eibt, 475 gGeft 8altimrreftrase.
9. @teI6, 463 GEeit 8altimrrefrGBe.
@b. 3abner, Ill @aualfraBe.
90. 0ietrif, Canton 49,, 8eber8 8rauerei.
81. WeisfitteI, 68 g6ai6tnstcnffra6e,
s. 8ribl. @de 8onb@ nno 8antfrase.
@6S. NfaGe, 282 g. 8cnbftrdse.
81. @iet, 1e gtcrb GtenftraBc.
6. Sadie, I6 @nIcrfraBe.
6. @ted, &de 8rcaotpap uIS Srlednsfrass.
8. Stoiter, $50 81. @auaIfrase.
81. Bees, 24S @baieftroSe.
Sc. Serruou, "a Nprb &ItatrftraBe.
guItan, Eurn9ale, 800 @ef Rrattfr3ss'
g. Gpniba&, 81 Nprb Gutapfrase.
8. SIeii@manr, 10 DpneritraBes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-28
&~S50fbtu0tDts, s. e..

+ TluGtSerfwG. - @sgen II nBs
an @amaag MOrsen iab bic S&tlUwaHe
mebrsre MeniGen euf Dem Da6e Oe6 Sen.
trail 8aGttaules unp idlag iDfort Ilarm.
BET stner InterIuGung fanO es l4 bns tn Ote
Dede Der 3tle Yer. 16, no 8aSobnn0en nno
&aiGenbttbe etngeGperrt warsn uno our& oas
Dad eth Sod geiGattten mar. @sOrg @al
ispp, her @6Delpfabrer, tOurOe Oura pratttIGe
tupuiatoril6e MaBreSsln bulO 3um 9sfanOs
nt6 9ebraGt. Die fnubere @elellAalt tpurDs
{ ofurt In etn liGeres Quartter eebrdGt
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Nie siehuno in NhfIape[phia,

06tIaoetpbta, 81. Suit. Ote3tebnn8
sen unteren OarOs Der 5taot nahna bsnte
rem Gnfang. Die 3ulaausr fOrntrten G4
eineu Rret8 unO lan9sn untsr NnIabrnns
8 oBlinOen" stniee NntiCnaQtsoer. Ste
3euoe 3srtreute f@ NIT 6Ods far Die linton
ID tn better 9aune Die @sSoSenen nabnten
@aAe Gebr bmmcriatIh Guf.
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MrpfoamariAans Office.
2. @ouSreS=D ifritt bon @arplanb, !
$40. 3 Stb=greterfrase, Baltimore. {

2. &ongrebs 0ifritt BON WtdrhIanb, }
$40. 8 Sib=greterfraSe, Baltimore.
Baltimore, %. Suit 1858.
Die Gufurertiamfeit bes gublitums tpirb anf fclsenSe
SerOrouuus seri@tet:
Circular SO. ~.
J. Die getcsenen 2eute mer6en Gplbateu i'm Dienfte
Der Ser. Staaten bur9 bic SbatiaGe, ba6 i9re Seanren in
Der 3tesnng ge3psea metben. Die 8eua6ri4tiguitg, Die
tie Sur4 ben Rrcfc6utariGalf erbalten, Sibt MIR bic SPat@
la9e an unb ben Sefe9L f& 5nt 0tenft 5ur befl''r'fef
Sett tno out beItimutteu Blat SI uteloen.
y Jolgenbe @utIdeibuug tes opn. gSpttlr9' Anfooit
DeS $rtegsoeparten1ents, tptrb 51r SntormaItSn 1ur @le'
Die eS betrifft, ber5ffe tIi6t 0enu Seinano III Tpl9e beS
@nrcIiruuosoftes bonn 8. Nt1rS 1868 9e6cSen tptro, ntub
Ct ~inner6alb 10 Easen bdoOn bnr4 ett1e 9elHrlebere pSer
ae6rudte gtotis benaGri8tist tperben. OieIeIbe 1T beul=
ielben perISnIi6 s~usufteGen cber in ieiner Wp9nung obSlz
.aeben nnb Sat ft& auf biefe 8eua9ri6tiSuns bin berielbe
ann Dienfte 3n itelen, pbne eiuen Griatntann 81 briuseH
cber $500 gu 5ablen, pirb er benz @eIete mad at8 Defer
telir betra6tet uub a~rretirt unb tam cnr6 Elm 9ries8ses
ri9t gum Spbe b~erltrtbeilt netber.
&enu Sertanb, uaGbeut ct seacset, uub bebpr CT bas
bon berotri1tigt mprbeu 1T, b~eicrtirt, 10 io1 bic gtotis in
Ieiuer 5uIeBt lime 9e6abten Npbuuug binteriaffen iperoeu,
unb irate er ib tnner9aIb Der s~eiebIiten Srit nibt ftele
len poer eine1 GrIaBmann b~eibriugen cber $500 bejabIeR,
tpir6 CT ais Oeierterr betra6tet unb bdnaG bebdl6eIt.
go gibt teinen MuSpeg, trr1 ne den it9 Serrdnb bet
Sfentli6en 8fti4t entSieben fam, penn er se3cgeu if.
Sb segeutrGrtis pSer ~a6tpeIeub, pb er feline %gsobnung
tpe4Ielt Dber ft1 Ipnit benz gtedYt, tas bic Ser. Stadten
auf i'm bnbeu, 81 ent5ieben iu9t, eS 1T uutlcs; uuo mir
burG @rfI1un9 ietner YHi6ttann CT es %Uerrteiben, GS eit
@erbreder 6ebnnhett su tperteu.
Mu. Splitting,
Inpdtt tes SrieSs6eparte1ents.
SGS. 9. Grb,
General rofpBmarSGdI.
If f--'. Rnbprt GnfhCdrf.
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Weme In3ei0em.

@EI76WtrthG4aftS Z @rGfTnuna u1b
EkMNSsS SMg = II d..
lMIAaWz SD ntdde meinen Sreun6en, uut Setanuten, TO-
1ie Dem seebrten @ublitunt BITE &n;eiee, tas tb TIT
WD. AZ WdrIh Wtdrfet
cine neue g8trtbiGaft etnsertGtet babe nnS nt Mttttpr6
nit eutern 3nnh unb auSee3et6neten @etrdnten erSffnen
trer6e. gu aablreident 8eiu@ label ein
(OtM) ais. sc roger aus SalieI.
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ole auOta Dcs @taats gfew Seriep.

Creation, 81. Suit. @Ouo. Barter Bat
cine Yrpflauntion ~erIaien, In pelGer &c an
fanOtgt, baB 30 Sage geDGbrt ftIsn, I'M bic
Quota beS Staats burh 6retptat5e auf3a<
brtnaeu. 8ts jsbt lst tstne 3iebuug aus8ee
I8rteben. or forOert oas gOlt auf, Der Bet
bnna burG StsIung etner gsnGgenOen An3abl
ron Treipiateen ppr3ubeugsu.
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q. Sotsutann, 2S7 gsef prattfrode.
8. Sreunts. 1879 Geearase.
U. PteI, II 8rrmnfrase.
YP. Wader, 166 Sambursfrafte.
j. Northumberland, Sd gtorb RacaftraBe,
Q. Wtesner, 81 Senrietteirdse.
U. Werneburs. Gde @barles uue MtcutgoMerDFtr.
8. Ste9l, @de GAP unb @ottfrase.
6. Brad, IL 8rctpnarase.
ST. &rau1er, gle gtDrb @aptrase.
q ST. SCHUBERT, 1913 Gorreftrase,
6. Bauer, 80 S6amesfrdSe.
SO6u Triebri@, 1873 Sft 8altiuterefr., 8orItser.
s. 2eber, sc WcGlberrbfrase G@riftfaBrer.
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Die $ atiunaI.M nIeibe.

philadelphia, 27. Suit. 5sute
wurben $1,695,O00 Der $40 Nnletbe pers
cuff. Die 8ORps inO bt8 gum 8. Suit a6ge'
lffsrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-28
OsutIder Union 8Olfspere n 3ur unterlt1buh9
%perrnnbeter unb frdnfer Rrts1er.

p"
p%ertrnneeter unO franter RrtsGer.
Baltimore, 20. Suit 1868.
GeCrg @rH, 8eiGir SeDdb, @rGNbeut,
&baS. Splitter, gc. 10 Saupoerftr., @tse sprdd6eut.
Or. u. Dtesner, So. 80 SpntbGprr, S&rtttfntrer.
9enrp 9Cren5. 8elotr grdb, S6Gbmetfsr.
j Sss l5s:s9 9S a : uteHsps' Der e'ss'-s'''"s,
gtaior 8lpntenbers SIC. So @retrFsr.
SetGhett.
Z. Detsuer, SO. 40 &eit 8nliimpretr.
9ebrer Mdnner, @erntanfr, Srt'Gen SDDGrb II. @ptnrt
Sptn Strdubenntlner, Nc@Iberrptr.
Y8tlhelm @dhdrbt, $50. So Mpro @dpitr.
Or. buec &Ibne So. IL Qansotuefr.
Apgtteter StehenbdG, Gde 91nroer nnb StuItr.
10. G6endeI, SIS. 522 81. 8dtttmpreir.
GbuGro 2upnS SO. 81 GonrdhAr.
Redtsdntrdlt Mler. WpLf Ode 2ertnetGt II. 81. pAnlfr
Gbrihian SeIie, g6af 9rattfr.
SGcpb &ubplpb, $50. SIS 6dnpterfr,
Or. 9euier, Mrnt1 9D1pttdl.
Or. 3 uettt. $50 oprtbarbfr.
Qisps, TretertG unb gdlcertrr 8cdb.
Gintber &dhl. So. 81 Rprtb 6tebfr.
EDbel& & ~gGtIbelntt, Hp. 45 SrempntItr. rtnb Is &earltr
3. Wdrr, Sor'prb Itpde.
Z, Wtesner, $40. 299 9Deit prdttfr.
GHrtfton 8re6eI, SO 7 Sterretfr.
Genrs @fbdrbt, gfp. 40 gbe8nutfr.
9ubpts &tdus, So. IS @de Sieb unb Granbbfr.
Spbdnn 9ett. Sc. 11 95ef 2onbarbnr.
Gbrtfppb est6I Ode SGneriet unb 8tbtlefr.
@buarb Stein, 81 Gaphrdse.
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(24SIi2wsutp)
@ttrsG
MnMrf1t
Y(d@rt1t.

SaIttm ore, IL. Sui 1853.
@euSB Der Srbinan5 bes 8irser,meifers unb Gtabtz
ratpS bon Baltimore, be5Islt4 oeS SertonfS bon @tSer1z
tbum fir u~nbeSoblte GefGIe Bel neuer5fneteu GtraBen
wirb biermit 0to@rift sesebeu ben @isent6imeru mad
benannter @runOftiide, tie ie auf Dem 8lau bon @alz
nut aaep o~nSeseten itub iaulmt ben barauf %6aftenfen
@e6i9rsu, baB tpenu biee an ODER Dor benz IL. Gu8uft
1853 ni9t be5a6It pprben itub, i'd beIaete Srunbftitde
an jenem Sag, W1ittags nm 10 n6r, in Der DferbnntS
@r6ange an ben Oieift6ieteubeu ~oerftei9erH per6e.
Die 8erfaufS6ebtusuusen ftno berart, baB Ser SGafer
benz @itp Collector ~innerbaIb "a Stunben ben 8etrag be8
barauf bafteuben Aiiefments uno l~utoften gu be5a9len
5at - ber 9let Der &aufiuumne berbIeibt auf Credit ouf
Spei Sabre uno eiueu Gag bonn 8ertaufstose an serebuet
uub itno 10 setaufte @runbtade alien Jest oarauf bafleu@
ben Oeer III 3utuufr barouf geIegten @feuert beS StaateS
MarbIaub uub 6er Staot Baltimore unterpGrfen.
Got SEQ. 35-Marb u. UtcSee. SILL
Got So. 36-Danie[ Sdruema1 ......,...... 1851
Got $50. 44-Scbn @opt. ................ 1851
&usufaus M %rice.
(12iul10mIiutni) Characterization.
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Baltimore; ben %. Suit 1868.
Ntnbpteb. SIS wurben 1000 StId anae>
bpten ; ~bieielben tpurben o~erfauft III $50
"a 5.75@ 100 tb. 200 blteben unSerfarft
g d 10 E n { wurbeu 5m $s-e84 O~ertaufI.
g d a { wentge i'm aMarft. = 5.50@6.5O.
WIcObpI. 8ertGufe 81 96 @ 90 &ents
% @a4pne Ir IS proc. PRO Of.
MfGe. Dot SIS. 81, pearl SIS 90.
8tenenwa6s. SO @ 40 Cts.
BaumwpIIe. 81 a 80 @ts. p ID
Cafe. 8iOB tb 20 "a 30, Sara 36--37
9aauaSra 3l3 s.
SarbbGlser. 8IaubOIs S22.OO
6rH&te. Srangen So e. & p 8Or Sic
trOnen ~ rs a 8 ; trOdene Mpfel Z cts.
@ewars. Yiement y tb 9 @tS. !; Nalfen
10 OIL /; Musfatnnb so a. So Mnscat>
blItbe As "a A..
prpDt( men. 6dultern % IL 81 a o
Sriten 6, @6tnten S@84. MeBsppsf $14,o
&eis. Carolina teiner ha, Oittnb. 6.
@uanr. YeruStan: 224O ID $50 "a 50
RnO&enmebl $24.
s. ctr etbe. Meiaen peiBer l.5o@l.85 -rp>
tier .50@1+ so.
SAFER, Marglanb 70 a rs, Veunbluani-
16er rs "a 80.
Rern, weibes SO "a IS selbes s..
RUseen, Marplanb /. 10, pennl9lS. lib
Resi-. 5UwarDfreet fnper ......$6 SO
IN erir1 ......+6 81
y ~ Gamtls ......9 90
ObtD Il &entuds 9uper &c 90
@rt1a ...6 Is
8amtis.. Z 90
Baltimore 10 90
&Cgssnmebl 1915.
R0rnntebl $4.40
MpIts. cuba SO @ SO, VUrtp NtcE
I48 "a So p @aa. -,
q a(t @rpunb gGum l.55 % Cad, fet.
mes So. 40, Turfs SSlanb 40 Gts. p Bnibel
bonn @tpre.
@tGrfe. Werl 8 a 10 % ID.
@btSfeY. @ents 8ertdnfe; fur &ttS anf
Obtp 45-46 Sal.
BINDER, @rUcerie 10. 5O@l1.5O, 9prtu 81
A~1iIoO-12,oO. NweSrleonS Hein pretS.)
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SeTnun0 II. Grmetternn9 Der Mrtbftr
bon Baltimore mad 6o9ettefr.
GttD Nesifers Office,
Balttmpre 8. Sult 1868
Da fie @prnmtIdre CUR Oefuun9 rpn StraBen Sertdt ere
fattet bubsn iber Die senaue &nsabe Der gerluite nnb Sc
mime sur @r@etteruns unb OetT1gns pom @r@fr; BON Bal
baB ben1nnteS 8~er3eiGuiB nit ben ba;u ~seb0rtsen 3eGnuns
gen 80 Sage lang in bteer Office ltesen bleiben. wdbrenS
ipel@er 3eit Bet ter Criminal @erttt Der Staot Baltimore
Gtnpanb erbpben tperben fam.
Spbm 81. EbDmp5pm
9lt4p1mlm) Geeihrdtpr.
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DemtfcDe SmcbbamDlmn9

0eMf1We 0WcDD0nDIlIS9
SO. 281 Bet @rattltr., spti&tn 8rsoertdFr.
mnb Warfet Space.
Cine Auspotl ber bearn QDtrte beuti5er 0tteratur, GpltS
lieb' r. 2ieeerbiid ct unb llnterbattunf si9ttFten.
S6uI~ unb RirdenbI9er sw ben b~tltsfen BspIefGIs~
Bretie H.. 8lberbftter nnb Suesnpi6rtften veri@sbrnsn
Suba!tS. ct, bIitiGe. Qttbpgr'pbeen. 8tIberbp9eH, @apt +,
GnbtlOpe8. Ieoern Ino fonfise S@reibmaterEsljeu gu ben
blai9fen @rgiea.
Ngentur
beS ST. @erbuss'8 rteuHden @antnOten &etOrterS," ippte
a1er ter unb In 0suti@lGub eri&etnenbrn 8ettiGrtiteu.
Serner MAIDEN MIR bas QubIitam md befOnoers oufnetts
fam auf unisre rei@baIttse
&eib6ibltUtbef,
entboItenb bic neueiten, ssbtesenaen sDertc heuti4er S9rtIt'
felir. ME: 5adlanter. @erf6fer, NeGitob, Wibt~a&, Srei
tag, &urpms, @ustcw II. {. 10. Ser Sreis y t Banb 1T nur
l Gent per Sag, uns fsssa eaber etnen1 sabIrrtbem 3uipru6
entgeeen
z. IL g. 9eunt8b GufeR,
Ctt24-) 28H gS. Yrattltr.
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Rw drnmnn

&X1rrung
npr 6en junaen Gtrpl9en, pet1e unter M~nfitrtne BON Co
ne 8rtes, 9ennnnt SGndtel, bic Nleetfi. uni&er MAIDEN,
uno ~ppreefern @beub uctne unipuflasse dbriiIeES, 1nb sic
@pltset TT sebeter. eth prhiGnIS Ause duf fe au taIter.
D) 9puts NGeel, 527 Sleetfr.
Nerlnn0t GIN NIT suten 8sasntilisH s~tr(sesnsr
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Baderei 3M %1erfamfen.

@ine Sdferei ano Confectionery, nit gutter Gnnbi6aft
6t1ts 3t %pertaIfen. NGbere8 5w erfrGsen IN Der QDefel
Sffice. (Op9 ~dl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
% rHs HONORABLE, the AuDIroa o, STATE or

To rHs HONORABLE, rnE AuDrroa o, STATE or
Iowa:
TINE UNDERSIGNED, OFFICERS OF THE
/ Washington Insurance Company, in compli.
snce with IN Act entitled" An Act IN relation to
Insurance Csupanies." approved January q,
lss7, make the following Annual Report:
lst. That the NINE Of said Company 10 The
Washington Insurance. Company" doing business
in the city Of New York, In tho State Of Nss
York, which is the location Of tt cir principal Of
ice
I'd. That the amount Of their capital stock l.
the sum Of dollars
Sd. That Of said capital stock the sun OF
tS4o0,0eo) four hundred thousa nd dollars has
been paid by the stockholders Of said Com pany
in cash.
s,h. The assets Of said Company, a. At Fsb'y
/. 1858, eonsist Of the following items:
Cash on hand and in bank and in the hands OF
olhers ..........$ 50, 7s7 oil
cnincumtsred real estate. ....... 37,l64 rs
per CT. U. 3. coupon bonds Of 1881
market vAlns sios,4oo1.. 10000 90
s-lo U. 5. treasury notes, market
value $so,soo... ............. 4o,75l IS
Brooklyn City water loan bonds, mar.
As' value $5s, $500. $4,000 90
First lien mortgages on property val
usi a. sSs ,iec..... ....... -. l7s.ls5 50
Loars secured BY stocks and bouds,
, market value sss.tss 25.......... 1850 90
Premiums in course Of transmission
;'an sgsn"....: .....-....... Sass so
Al oiae. secaritiss-in.ersst, rents
aaa osasr property not reci,ed.... $1,000 90
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and she wss coolly told she could "sleep
on the ground, = the soldisss do" -
This family nov 60 forth, from cor.
Portable home. we'll iurnishsd With the
rssults Of long yesss Of toll to end .
refuge among strengers, without . bed
to sleep Oh, or . chair-with nothing
but what they have on their persoss.
And this cruel wrong il not the re-
cult OF necessity, because al the furni.
tnre could have been taken, and though
the boat would have been crowded, ev-
cry article brought on board could have
remained without serious Inconvenience,
and would have made many poor wo-
men and children comfortable il their
involuntary exile. II 10 now abandoned
10 destruction, and it owners to want
and suffering. Colonel Montgomery and
Colonel Rust both did all that could be
done to mitigate the evils Of the oeca-
sion, and regret that unnecessary sui.
fering should be thus inflicted, and Col.
Higgison Was the last person from whom
| expected it.
II General Hunter had desired to do
the State Of Florida and the cause Of
freedom and Union in the South the
greatest injury-if he wished to para.
lyze the patriotism and destroy the 10y
atty Of this people, and blight the hopes
OF the State, he could not have adopted
a course moro certain Of success than
the one he has adopted from the first in
regard to this State. This is now the
thid time that tho people have been
chested and the loyal sentiment placed
at the mercy OF the common enemy
Now this place-the best and most flour.
lshing town Of East Florida, and the
only place whose citizens and property
holders were generally loyal-has been
iTrelrievably ruined, and its people scat.
tered abroad without homes or means Of
present subsistence.
Many loyal ei,izeps further up the
river, being assured Of protection, have
rendered service, and SO identified
themselves with tho Union cause ~ to
outlaw them with the rebels, and are
now abandoned to their tender mercies.
God cave the country and the cause
where such things are done in it, name
and by it, friends
Nothing could have been more sstis-
factory than the conduct OF the black
soldie rs, as q general thing. No white
soldiers could do better, and it left here
and increased by such accessions A. they
could have secured, they would have
gradually obtained possession 0. the
State, and acquired . reputation that
would have been terror 10 Southern
rebels and Northern ccpperheads.
The troops are nov embarked. With
fourteen rebel prisoasrs, and The fropi.
les OF lear, aud such OF the citizens ~
can find places On board The steamers
Delaware, Boston, John Adams and
Convoy, and tie propcllers Gen. Meg.
and Tilley, and We leave this devoted
place third time. and nov 10 runs,
as the reward Of the fidelity 81 It's ei..-
zens to the flag which mas bean unforled
over them bat 10 anbsrras and rsin
them.
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Great Abolition Triumph N keos uk. :.
What long tail our Cat has got!

EDITORS DEAocaAr & News .-Or
the evening Of our las. city election (as
Monday one OF the Governors station &c
officers in this city, who formerly livee
in Davenport, telegraphed . report tha,
see published in the Davenport Gazette
that the " copperheads" have been beat.
en- in the city OF Xeokuk $50 votes. To
understand the joke Of this fully, you
should be informed that this city was
formerly republican stronghold, and
gave Lincoln l52 majority in 1860. But
SO rapid has been the change of loyal
citizens from aboitionism to democracy.
that at our city election two years ago,
they beat US only one vote. The change
is still going on in favor Of Constitution.
81 and Union principles. The democ-
racy at the State election in October.
Tive months ago. carried this city aud
township for the first time for years, by
twenty.six majority.
Tie result OF the October vote showed
the democracy to have the vote of thi.
city, aud the abolitionists backed
ont from the fight ~ q distinct
party, and voted, ut the recent CITY
election, what was got up under
the name Of Union Ticket, on which were
placed two democrats for candidates.
Three nights before tho election the
democracy, by their canvass. discovered
that they had majority Of one hundred
IN the city, ana one Of their speakers
announced the fact in public IN setting
This announcement s,artedlthe deep ma
Lightly OF the abolitionists, who imtnedi.
s,ely claimed that the hospital soldier,
who had been here six months should
vote, and il VAS soon made evident that
they Mould vote.
The election day came, and with the
abolition vote OF the city came also the
vote OF 200 or moro c0nvalescent soldiers.
These soldiers supposed, under the lead
OF their abolition officers, their eix
month"; retid ,nce lee gave them the
right to vote, and whilst the Union
democratic citizens have NO i'll will to |
the soldiers for claiming rather sharply |
what they supposed 10 be their right.
the fact itself shows to what purpose
abolition officials will torn the military
army OF our country when they mislsad
and abuse it.
] assure you, cir, and speak the
truth when say 50, that on the vote of
tho resident citizens alone, the democrs.
cy have one hundred majority ia Keo.
kuk.
At The Fort Madison city election lest
Monday, the democracy elected their
mayer by III m.jority, the largest
democratic msjority ever giveo IN that
loyal city. saaa Uxro.
:. |. April Oh, 1sss.
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0EaOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

W
The Dsassnsy Of the State Of Iowa are rs-
svsstsd to send delegates to State Convention
-Asvssy saiisa. - BE- held 1t the Capitol in the
elAsisf DsGsiass, % WEDNESDAY, TIE soTH
DAY o. NAT NEXT, At Il O'CLOCK n, Tor
the psspess Of nominating candidates for Gov
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Court. to b supported At the ensuing October
slsssisa, and .! transasting sush other business
- may be deemed necessary.
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Tor every fraction over ffty.
The Democracy Of tie several counties In the
State are requested to that the necessary steps
ass taken 10 their respective counties to insure
heir full representation ct the State Convention.
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