davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-01-30

Clovereeed Is firm and in good demand. sa1cs
of s:0 hass at l17&g1ac; and 150 do reclcancd at
l240lsHc- I1moth7seed is firm at e. 27513,0O.
with small sales. American faxseed Is ouicf. bnt
scarce and linn. at 8 QQHH 8 q hu nf q fh2 ~.
, 1863-01-30
for 5Qlt.

H'OR SALE.-Water Power Wool
- en- Factory. Saw Mil and Tannesy .,u ncv ,ud
- good order With dwelling houee and Is acres or
lan1 being thr lower mills nn.aboo county seat Of
sauk county. Wt.consjn- Original cost fl73oo, Tie
power has u ftet head. estln14ed sufficient for %
run q stones. W.P. FLANDkR9
JaG.1.AA-am Milwaukee,
, 1863-01-30

Or the nurtfug of January 18th, 1s-3, MARTHA A.
months "
funeral win take place Mt tic 81 North
Curtis street. this friday afternoon At o'clock
On the morning Of January =. 1sso ELLA LOUISA.
aged years. 10 nonths and 3 days. -
1nsss! sssEsss; at tns RESIDENCE o5 Yer pssen.s
Friends Invited without further notice.
Januazy 9th. SARAH 4, WHITEHEAD, aked y
ys#ss.
Funeral from her late residence. 7o Third Ar%nue
acnaay al! noon at O'Clock. Friends Of tie fanY
NC l1Tlsqt 10 attend, Y
, 1863-01-30
Philadelphia Provision ID
January ~.
Market

In the provision market there is not much doing,
but prices for all descriptions Of the hog product
for new. Dressed hogs arc selling freely at $575o
600 a sale Of 600 lha hams In salt at 7Ac cash,
, 1863-01-30

Cincinnati Seed market-Jau, "a.
4 good demand for clover, and prices IN to ar
4625 Timothy advanced to &. 4Gna 80 and scarce,
With good demand. Flax $aOQ62.a5.
, 1863-01-30

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
~ Madison street between State aud Dearborn.
~""As oPen at O'Clock; performances commences tx
, 1863-01-30

RUSASAYs.-A horse attached to milk
wagon caused some little excitement on Mon
roe street yesterday morning, By leaving the
wagon, cans, and milk in different places with
degree Of looseness very unpleasant to the
owner and the people i'll tho vicinity. Web
neEc no other damage was done.
Another horse, attached to an express
wagon, started from Randolph street down
Clark, about ha1fpast eleven o'clock, scatter
ing pedestrians in every direction, and kick
ing and plunging in The IN ost vicious manner.
At Lake street he charged upon covered
bakers wagon, pretty nearly dc,nolishing it,
and then, wheeling, sprang upon the stone
sidewalk and fell, where lcwas secured, Tie
hniT-breadt4 escapes were numerous.
, 1863-01-30

from the Cincinnati Price Current, asth1
AS promised In our last, we continue to give re-
turns from the additional packing places heard from
the GeaI Of Statcs hnwercr.
, 1863-01-30

Philadelphia Seed Mnrkot-Jan. ~.
There 10 good demand for cloyersecd: About
COO bu cold at $70GD7.a5 q hu--mostly at tne
latter rate. Timothy has advanced; LOCO bu sold
at s.. .2sG2 80, and aaxeeed at $3:10 q bu:
, 1863-01-30

FuSERAL.-Thc funeral Of Rev. J. u. Dill,
y. .p'atn sn Of tho Railroad regiment, will occur
49, eusosy afternoon at 3 o'clock, In the
il?mouu Church. cornor Of Van Dnrcn stree:
The sermon. "'eA III ~ p'Ss''A
, 1863-01-30

FOR SALE-Rarc chance. We
wlll d!sroae of the stock Lease aud fixtures Of oar
sge e9n. seEs NJ nsaseorn street 1easonaha
Stock on hand worth from Z. 500 to s. oo0 N'
{af1.zl1m KELLER Ep04
, 1863-01-30
The Clerical -Furtlf-
s. L.. Everett, Esq.

The Clerical lKnbroelia-Furt
CIR Devrlopmcnt.-L from
=. L.. Everett, Esq.
The case Of E. ". Hager, and his assailauts
Lawrence and Perrigo, has remained in a
quiscant state for 4 week or two past. Though
as we are informed the parties concerned arc
by no means idle, but are making every pre-
raration to meet the contingencies of the ap-
preaching term Of the Recorders court.
We received yesterday the communication,
printed below, and written as will be seen by
the husband Of one Of the ladies named in
the paper, which LawTcnct and Perrigo com.
pcllcd Ar. Hagcr 10 sign On the occason Of the
assault. Mrs. Everett, it appears from this
letter, has nothing to complain Of, hut on the
contrary. her testimony and that Of her hus-
band, as given here, must weigh heavily in op-
position to the charges laid at bfr. Hagcr' 8
door. Tic following is the document:
cIEyELASD, Ohio, Jan. 18th, 1889. :.
Editors Chca.o Tribune:
There las recently appeared, iu the public
prints, come charges Of bad conduct against
the Rcy. Mr., HagCr, Of Chicago On tic oc-
caslon shc's, it is said, he was gnlty Of iul-
present. She asserts that there WAS not tile
least impropricty in 3lr. lIascr's manner or
behavior. l saw tho ladirs and Mr.. 1Inrcr to.
geilter, mmJ, short time after, and they
treated him with all due kindness and respect,
It vas perfectly evident that nothing 1disa-
grccable had happened between them. I
lave po>itiSc knowledge Of the meeting, on
relations prevailed. Respectfully:
l. EErrrrr
, 1863-01-30

w A n Z ED-One good Agent
wanted It. every city, county and town. Con-
stan: emn1oyn,ent Etvea II selling newly patented A.
tis1ss In and Of practical utility Now
unS9ld n'ay ee returned a1d money refunded. Ee
close stamp for circulars and terms RICE l. CO.
Chicago Agents and Inventors Depot nsar the Postt
UlIce. des$yE1S5W
, 1863-01-30
Buffalo Seed m4rItcr-Tor no

The market firm. Quoted at $a.6o for Illinois
and Wisconsin timothy; Belgium timothy at s.. Is;
Canadian timothy at $2.@, and linseed 1t sa.19,1,
Glover-sales AGO bn Canadian on private terms.
Quoted at 36.O1GGs Is for clover. ''147'
, 1863-01-30


With moderate supply Of beef cattle on sale at
Allertons.last weeks high range Of prices has
been Sustained, notwithstanding the fact that the
weather could scarcely be more unfayorable, while
Of minority Of the offerings was any-
thing bnt fnsitins. only = few, OF the
c'ttie ranked as first cnss, but there Was
secured nlt that were offering at from to 1QK
cents md q few q the best brought lie. i good
many Of the cattle were common; yet the average
price was generally estimated at bHGIsA cents.
AH things considered, the market was favorable
tor the sellers, though they were disappointed In
their * peetation Of higher prices-based upon
tho light supply.
swine were also freely taken By the packers at
Cur quotations.
REHABILITATION.
The total rcceipts Of all stock at all the yards
Tor the week and last werc:-4,027 hecyce 195
COVE Sd veal calves, $3.50 sheep and lambs TO-
tai receipts last weck:-,1S7 heeycs, - cows Sl5
Ncnl calves, SLIT sheep and lambs, 35,4:i swine.
, 1863-01-30

Now. by examining thcec figures, it will be econ
ltat the ectIcc supply Of tho world has largely de-
lion in this country has fallen of to over onc,half
that Of The Average Of tho previous tXclre yc1s,
, 1863-01-30

st. Louis Provision markct-Jan. as.
Pork-A small lot bulk shoulders, 2,5o0 ns, sold
at &c. We quote hams III bulk at 5tt16c, Clear
sides held ut &c. No sales Of barreled meat rc-
ported. Lard-Stcady. with ealca OF n tcs and 6
brls manufacturing stsc and e0 tcs kettle at 9c
= ID. Grcase-Saes Of 30 tcs yellow at 61xc y b,
, 1863-01-30

n OT1CE-Madam Andrews, In
L dependent ClanroEant, from Boston. Mass ear
p consulted At 20 Madison street. between Weiis sni
Market clnrEoyant examinations 81, She Also tciia
ne p2st. preaant and future Terns-50 Cent? Hnura
from Q 4. N. to p. m. iso8.T ~ ~
, 1863-01-30

DIED D.

A. The Greye, on se aslh inst. by the Ecr. Robt.
COIN. T.. daughter cf Dr. John A. Rennieott.
, 1863-01-30

On the eth Of August, 1861, duty Of DC 2 h was
imposed, and this was subsequently incrcas to SC
the following December, 60 thai by subtracting
NC f1Id the price would be s65c and from this
mnet be deducted the premium on Sterling Er-
17sc, which is ttill above the price Of December
1860, about 4Ac 2 d, Now the question which
dealers desire answered is: Do the supply and
tries. lead to this: This question can be satsfac-
tori1y answered as follows:
Java and Brazil arc tho two principal coffee pro-
ducirg countries in the world The crop OF Java
II each Of the f0t1QMiuc Ycaxs, was a fSaiQMa:
, 1863-01-30

The crcp Of Brazil, the past year, w.n but
bags, against IN avrrage crop the previous three
ycats, Of lai5 80 bags.
The British Colony Of Ccylon produces large
amount OF coffee. The exports from the Colony,
each ot the Last five years, were M follows:
, 1863-01-30

We arc informed on good authority that
several Of the parties whose names are given
above Indignantly repudiate any connection
with the movement, md state that their
names have been used without their authori.
II. Whether this is SO or not, it cannot be
but Il short time before the whole crowd will
heartily wish they could wash their hands Of
the dirty concern.
, 1863-01-30

pERS0NAL-An Officer who has
l. been wounded and II, inmate Of ma NJ n. ,yIf
taty hosp!tais in TT city d,trons Of meeting Win
sohs patsiotic 1Tend ho VIII as4tst lin In getting
h1e. OF good education and p!raslng nddsrss Arrss
NLMisrteaant Leg 4, u. e." care ofrost ONCE Boz !i43
, 1863-01-30

CROCK Err 7 AND GLASS;
y; I. WARE At AucIIoE;--H- A1xx*xnEE, 10 and
O'Clock. smother Invoice OF well assortcd Ctockcry
and Glass. The whole TO DO closed out st once Also
AcW HfnttnFe. 1a33. .15,GIt
, 1863-01-30

MF. JnmeB JthN1hB:
Your brother was killed yesterday. His remains
are here. VIII you come for them:
CHARLES H. GREGORY,
Capt. Commanding Company E, 9TH Regiment Kan
eas Volunteers.
, 1863-01-30
HERRING'S SAFES IN THE
- GREAT FIRE At LoCK HAVEN, PENN.
IMPORTANT TO nI-SITEss afEN.t

ALA NE4f.al Ike L HAVEN. PENN
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEM.
-.. LocE HAVEN, Penn, Dee. 10. 1852.
Mefss9- FAEREL. HERRING l. Co, Philadelphia:
GrSTLENKN: On Saturday last our town vxted
by the largest fire We ever had Seary all the bnsuce
PORTION was forty q nity bullhlngY
lhe safe We Lad of your lse. stood the test nobEY
unf bG0ks and papers in perfect s.ss Of
ton- We Eill aend thc S5i to you. ant order one OF
larger SIZE We have aI eonEdencc In yout Safo, and
want TO ether make. There was cast or chtl1ed
hou Safe all burned up. made IN Trny. New York
Yours truly. WOODS d WRIGHT.
IoCE HAVEN Fe1u., Dec. O. 1859
3lefsrs. FARGEL, HERRING Co. PhIladaIplia:
GXSTLENKN: About O'Clock Saturday morning.
the 18th tust cur town nearly destroyed hy drr
corsuE!rE ahous forty buildings; storc among ths
store at the time. md 1t saved all my stoc book D.
ths sais np 4 seaa + 70 yon or what difference yon
Iii fEiEg1xc 9nss TR4E2 .ESlT c,NfryW yWIIEEpH4aX
eHEEElNG'S PATENT CHAMPION RASKRE.S
SAFEwT@!th T. @ Herring Foyds Patent Cryssa!:ci
MEkIt1NCS CHAMPION FIRE KND pIrsGL.AK
other. ~ A~1
DWELLING, HOUSE sAFEs.-ror s1rez plase. Icy
ely and valpao!n papers, finished orsmtn1s e. is t
pafof and nc dining room: also tho*s o. pa
aElIilNG L CO Et3t6 1kfttk. tACHSVs
, 1863-01-30

Hero. then, 1t is seen that the consumption the
past year waa not that Of the previous year
and the receipts but little over one-haH those Of
the previous year.
The prices Of BRAZIL at the close ofthc Last three
years. compare IL follows:
1seo.. a.,.,.........-..sl2!9
1S1..........-....... ................. 17.S3
JSs,.4 ls
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03

4 ~ Das tsmetuRe Gspysrteab'
9enruat To- 6apjsn Nuresn. etef IS vi
eaas EimeS", liRapon BEN Dorfvn
tse Soma bemotratif&eh Gentrai.S taots'
Gommitse's &c Brahbf 1ptnStpu pur&
ED,c.. Nu.et9 attn ssasetratt&rn Clubs
n preferenlIu ben Sowa BE-
N oiratti@. BIatttrn tmpfob'
len morren q ~ -
Dus ii .auutiras zine bark Yrlfuna
fit ne eemotratii&e Yrs1e uss Staatss
unb pie Iteeiplin mu6 uoueflt& fetn.
pen,n tsint Weutsret ausbrt&t. Gtwas
Mu.rsn babsn mir i&on In BET Na&bar'
-fhuft gtttrt, BITE cutu7&.tut - utu "a.
bst Asblisbsn ~ fein. 4"
Die @afe If fdtris,ne 9ana In Ter
Orenuna. Orr tn Staote mub, fsitoeu
man Euitle DOT rasQ Goppubsap '1idet
aslpannt baty ete 5pttfft IN rrr remotraM'
(&sn Or,torcris etpas na&aeten. uno
mas pa natdtIfhsr. ais rab mon TN
@,iQ.n cofar (o.qt pab esnnu@ ets lou
tere Wil& ptr ..Demcltailt" rsm 8clfe
eep..riet wsrrsl 81
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03

Dor eiuigen Sagen 8inS Elm st eIsu'
tenant rss Is. Resimen's tie Watues
nra6e in Qnn Nrbor btnab, ais ibn cir
balb rts Elm 5clrot, bolb wte tin Bett'
ler ausisbsnrsr Mann militddl& Br0bt'
unb laate:
~@ot lsene @ie. msin 6err, uno eeb'
Sbnsn lanees 2ebsn."
~@obn tsnnsn Sie mid z" fra8te te'
0isutcnant.
b. ,,@obu i'd @ie fsnns2" fraate be-
Mann, Elm Srldnrsr. "@olte i& bsr
Manu nidt tsnnsn. rer mir ca6 9ettn IL
Der E6Ioht rsttsts2"
@e(9mri1slt iber pa6 Sob ieinn 1ap'
ftrfsit erif Ter lieutenant In feline Iaf&'
unp lberreidte BEN Manne ein 50 Genia
6binplafsr unp fraQte:
uWann rpar eas
.,@ott lssne Sie nu&mals unb eeb'
Sbntn .laness 2sben! !" ewiesnte pn
panfbare @aeran. SO nor bel an!te'
tam. 100 i1 @ie Dor ben @.bsQen btnmsl
laufsn (ub. 10 {6ns4 Sbn Bstne cit tra'
een tounten. Sd folate Sbrn Nnfdb'
rune une sntrann NIT Sbnen cu @sfabr
Nuf risfe Wstft Arsttstsn Sis n,ein 2sbeu
unc msint rDanfbarfeu sestu eli tptrs
nte enesn!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03
bic, G%rmorsetes in eatgreuee f@reiea

Dtss 1T ras 8ort eas untsr cen
Gretmdnnsrn MiN ouri'e univ &anfas' ron
Nunp ~ @unp aeti. llrp ,Feg 'bat b.
Qounen. eisfs Ra&r unt Miro fu.@lbdr
,pere,n, ME fit 70 ltin uue. :
"Sobn Bropn's gsifl bat Wunbr
etplrtt. au& beI 0slfesrMa
Don 2awrents miro @uns
1T pirtfn+ unb ibr peseoGtnse BIut rpt.o
DE Gtetbsits(aat u'd&tis bsftuaten. Dem
eou(tsyatissn GIeuente9p ar ,ss i&oa balls
uue sails gsluuaen, ven Staat u,,b sbae
Bolt r,uus ben Yrsts f.tu,r rdtuti&en
aampfs, surn bts Greibelt BON beu. Stud
Stiasrsis ~ tatlgfn.s Dies ;tpirp
1i el midi zmetr 1asliuafr. Ole -Blatrs
-wittbf&af 'uaifs @doRtlbu tlb @amblt u,
GrtnA, mifamu,t ptr Acmtntfratisntpo'
litit tui.b per rem Com bee Bolts net,
den, unn mir f.bsp psn Tag nabeu,. bae
MiGouri bic 9flapfnfsite ssn I'D abs
lpdrit, uub ea cbte Deutf&sn ben Rampf,
berpttuen tfne dttrWatti0e ura. ttd&tias
adapfrahe fiji. Jun 9t9fa Der Gt,itfti
.tatmn9f' il 'enbt seefabtt batsn 'tuttesu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03

DasGrbbt,bt en- tn Maal1lA faab
:. seuuiu I'M Z lbr Ahenes AAt. 2u!3 per-
btr lt.b ji4 elm nldbrtnSsnbtr S4psisBuu&
{puren, Sam forte man stn' BEN '@ewsbHeuer
abnli&ss 8naQen unS tnbli& f&ien g, ais ob
dine una.bture locomotive NIT tbrtua i3uae fG
.ndbsre.-> Tlamnsen iLnedten ax@ Der 9ret em'
p,r unb ,umeaben be Stapt mtt stntn' feurtsen
8ran,e, jeletHSststa ,ebse esfolste tin fur&tbarsl,
stIpa cine Wtnuit antalitnber @tcb, Der bic
balte, 5tabti In etntn 7rimme16aufen psrpan-
ppeditst uhrtb bfn Re fo fart brfhSbtStt taS aud
pieltr peirI lGtnfMf3 brptt. Saf att 8tshen,
hi Musnatne isner pom o. usufin. BE bus&
pem, %ilr4hnlt6snS lG1bteben BOA 1915 pton'
FAINT, Der pdlat Uni" ffdnsuattt1t cHtntlths 81
bdube Rartsn tin naftIy als 1000 Renf&sn
purben stt5btet, st.tsf 1autsnbf StriUunttt. Der
.4cursratur mar gum Gid 4ut&t ~ 3au(e, ols
per NalaR IN. Z RUNNER fti; q, ,fuwott ais Der
Gr6f&pf )et&ueten1 7@ bur@ Iubise .unb feat
6altuna unb enerstf&e 9dtfletauns aus. Sn
Der 4atbebtatt: ruartn AeIabt jablrst&e aned&-
Haez aur, gtspsr Se.fumnaelt ; ftufee biz in, bin
teY.Ta atttle ft7 tsfanben; IStitetsnf 3D. b uur
Vie gatabe ttnflrjte, pel6e t.bo& for vtele bsr
Anweftnten, buruRttr ant yrttRer, unter itrsn
Erimnern bssrub:: Am attub be- 4. ttfelsteu
pieeer just 4Gsftdttaun8su.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03

Dubuaue,: q. dug, Dit sre5ts MaGtn
usriammluns, ust&s iemals 'm norpl.den Sowt
tattssiunpsn, wuIe. bsu,s btn atAsbaittn. Ie
leeat.n wa.su pon uuen COUNTIES 'anweftnb
~ .l&e an. Dubuque County anftlh fer, fptris vpt
Den an Der Dubuque unp Siour 0uu Vtlsntatr
ssle8en,n. 70 nett bisft Yabn uoasnDu ii. YSn
Sainois mar elm GROCER 3u,us ttnsttrcdtr, ba'
runtr s,nt0e Punest Don @sItna; aa0 ps,
5taat Wtsrpuftn mar 18ut Utrtrtttn
senator Erumbua Urn ShtnbN BRIT lit
6aup.uee am @a&mtttase, e. ipra6 u:sr ,ms'
Stunbsn unD srrsgtt"tM Bepanntsfe @ufm,ri.
famtttt. Ni4t Elm etn3iser Nonn. trr lid III
elmer Gntfernuhe btfanet. .ttt gtRatisth ben gteb.
ntr ~ boron, ptrlt.b bts, 9:rtfammtane uubeirts'
ptBt.
@cuv. 8irtpcob mar tbtnfa1s 9sasrpdrtia
unb ma6te sintse Bepsrtung.n gum YsRsn bs1
bier btfnelthtn Gcpptrbsaps. Ct tbsilts BEN
ftlben NIL. tpsebalb e. Wilitdr. Qompa9ntsn In
Staah oraaniE1s una bag, 70 8suts wit Elm
Soft tebs, DteisntAer, wsl&s (lt otr ausbteuna
wteufestsn, tie @irtune fstnsr AbiGnm iablsn
1DQttn. ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03

@t.eouts, %. ausua. ,gufcntn. bic uon
Ran(as uue Der YllGour @rsnleesenb BIER elm
tr.ftu. t.idr.ittn ptt Mfrssuus bafslbf als
uui's 6SdRs etftsata, unb Vie GrbttttrunB Der
untonl.ut s eeBsn bic SoefToutn.n iennt feline
@,.n,e. Bon nan an, miro - fdr htnsn, NIT
esu @et.a.n @pu,patbtarsnben 9eratten fetu,
I'D In jsnsr Region aufiubalnn. Its s6la3'
ter.t uab be Morpbrsnnu,t tn Qawrsnee If bic
56eteeltnis, no 1a6Ght aufb6rt cine 9ussnb
~ fttn. 30 srnt6tunS 8" II tsBt bas artsss-
ael6ret 9s9en als, pel6e tu ben, l~etlefftn Vtr'
oa&t fs6tn, NIT Quantrsa ~ ipmpaittIrtn.
.obsr NIT 1ttnr Bapos 'obtr nit Rete1sn unb Der
Websaton In treenb elmer 8s,istunS asbsn. .
Bsrstts IL stsls Gtstnttuna BON ,,9uttssnuss'
lerfort unb mandss 5tet1tn etbtn auf rem
<ar b<r Strseltuns atoptert uoreen, tn ben
weel(dex COUNTIES son gliGouh. Die eortt8s
@eA.ne Il ju sea&dnbtses 3na0runA une ent'
uSlferans osru,tbett.. Ste III tstmmfaAt ooR
btn standardization Getnben eer Ration. unt BIZ
aufasbrahien 8aratr BON &xnfas organizer
6&. I'M pttfe -punfinbts ~ e,tttia'n. e. II
(6reft&, uattn wer lam etutn 9orpurf sess1
rns srbsbsus
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03
@66tntlttptt marttbert6t.
Office bes .,Dsmplsatsx.,l .
4Yitfnoh q &ehf. -l693.1

0bStSWVW - SHYSs %AOVysJ'
Ddtrshb Der s~srsansenen eBo@e II bas Net-
ter f.er lalt sspsftn unb .brst Nd4s. btnbur@
bat e ssfrprep. 70 beS man btfdtNht taS 8e1x
'wsrbe e&aben eeltttsn. baetn. j. =
Die @sfadftt wdtrsnb ber strfsHtnsn DeAe
~arsn betsutenb unb bic 3uftSteni srSssr, als
' aassi Sietst fau uns ttiptrS p.ata y.rfatf,..
Der Bsssbr fur @slsn 1t tut unb BE 3uf1ts
rem netn.tt, Iu. Dretft 0nb sut. Dae 0ssRsu-
@sf&dft ssbt. Nenlt& .lebbaft. extfe fnb g.
fttstn. Rtru fontt1t tpentg ~ aRdrn unb 1ets
BsrfntFun rssrben 80 bts40 Gts. belablt. o.
fer II In teiues tsfonssrn sfahfraas. !.
Das 1wtsbsluesfnaft II ,str Isttaff, abes he
Tretfe patttren 70 ftp. ta6 . f6utests t& tte
rt&ttsen ~anjueetsu. @ pu,beu f&pu &.42,
yer 8uftsl tejatlt, absr teut {awautsn R3-jgts
f&en $l.lO mt $l.20. ,s:
-0tasF unb B1fa4sfaasHtH feHtntt pas eetetas
Boiaeube anb BE bsuttasu 9r~cbuttenprstfet
Retl. ~ $40 tts $3.50 DtpIsfate, nae
$3.50 tts $3.50 Resail.
-9etteH, 3uA Csc bts
Wesfe, neue. 60-75s.
&prn, 35-40e. .a7
safer. ~ $500.
3~wtebtln, $l.lO bts sl.20.
@elle, sswaf&sns, 5000. H. j.
--LL2
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03
Beibli9t meritauii@t Offi3iere.

lluter ren nod Granfret@ etbrd@,sn
meritanilden @efan9enen, rie auF Dem
&tansportl@iH Rbone anlansten, bsfnre'
I'D cine Snoianerin, erR % SABRE alt,
mtl&e pie GteQs ttnes eieut.' Col. im3a'
eatocae 0s8tment, betlsipste unp TN 3aufs
bon Fsbeu 9abren. Don @tu{4tu Stufs,
III obl9sm Ranee emporfiea. ~@ie fol9's
ibrsm Manue sur Armse uno wuree talo
gun, 3anse tiues 2. e%ieutenanis. flr aus
0eiei&nete Sap ferfsit. bef1rrert. DEL I'm
Sample eriolate 500 ibrss Manuss aab
itr4@ erantaGung, i'm su ra4ea unettnen
tpdtsrsn Grab 'au errertsu. Sn Goles
Scr B.Vsoune Der Grouaof.n III @uard'
lupt an, 5. Mdrs 1862 9erlan9te fe zen
Nana finss Qisut' Gp1..4 In pel@er Gunts
.tiou IL I'D wabrenb her Bslaarrun9 Don
putbla> tpeittr. aue3ei4nste. Die{e feltene
Nra, fabrt tas SdwNt. wie: esr Bette
Gs&.mst1sr. uno ft {sstefd bel ben COL
batsn ni6t nur In ;;A&tuna, l"npern In
'Tus&t j; lie bstradtstsn tisfslbe, wts Elm
Ittrratlrthe5 Weisn. 'Ndhrsm Srtf9a
,pusblu. auf Discrnion Qberasben, wuroe
fe mad 8era Cruz asbra&t uni. am Bpro
TT @bore :pebalten1 BIG au:peren Mbfabrt
mad: GFanf!st&. Sbyt ptelre, ayr Gin:
{atfunaI %erpdbnts ibten Nana unb 9ab
TT oas Rstt,. an FER Eafd~ttrS ffatsre
IN ipsi(en. SIR Neuesree miro 'ols orr
aensbm bsafjdnet, wtnn9 lTi1t altbr Dem
aidnnlidm @ef4lf@t @nli@, als Dem
wett4iden.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03

~ Bef5rbert etnt,etmtfae
1aDstlatr. Der 6atatrta Branbs In Gin
tinnatt f~atTtjtIt. ssIbfdnet RAID alf 'auStdnSt-
f@et BranbteS. ipeit bsrtIbe rein aas btafaertf,
bsr 2duffr fpart an tebes 0a1one $l.50 3adse.
blbren. DIR obtSe 1rants II Rets Sbt sletdess
6ate, pts e pom 0abstlanteh 8ttttfeSt .gtrb.
8nt ,msbltntf&e 3wsde fam nan 40 edrasf
sstladsn, eae E. sa1s rein ane nasata!!af a. q:
eten IS aut. pte trnperttrisr Bvapbs IN 4tauAs
auf Apottdt unb biat8sr I'm pretE. :.3ums ger-
tauf td autn Dfustfsn. (36eptlGR)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03
tssit.ts eiaurIibdsta asit iis Es.tan.
aenaabale oes Ueuerals SET. 80.
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wv -
'ti 4''%EbompfSu. ~
Dullte, aaablt vi. umitdube lstne
Usfan9sunabue folesnbfrmabsn':.
-Wit stnisse Wiislispsrn lstnss eta
tss battt Il, III, Detattseuae as'ro1sn. |!
poeabontas: 5stt1AMeE-", uni. "a
Son bier aus nod MiNoutt ~ beBebtn
um In pt,fsm Staate' ~ rsfrutirsn. s.
potabontas a%ngstomu,sn. nabm ct Sc;
,n.ralfein AtRsistquortier I'M 81. Gbur
LIS .6otet, poltltR mad furasr Belt Capt
Rap. sbsufaqs anfau. r. Wdbrenp arps
Ea4tn trp4alr III Sen. tef&dft:at nit Brief
(aryiben,> pdbrenp Capt. 8aY f@ Ut
3u.. nit, e:3stantn BON 0%anetarten osr'
srtet. Mon,a8 Mttnts -t6rtm btte'
. pierceasaannpfe unb 9drul Dor BEN 5au!e
,porauf or Capt. ltti. cen Wsntralftaste
was ptsS ~ bsrtutsu tate. Der @tns'
ratf "trutsperte, ba6 wobrldsint q elm
Mbtbsiluna tbr.r eiaenen eseu's. 'p'!@e Ct
fobrth bdittn, tab ft T& bier bsfineen'
:anoefcmm.u ieien. I%bomp(on (ab an
, N:nRer, wd9rtno etu Rsiter an pa1lelb'
6tanr{tt unp rem &opi in ea0eibe 0sdene
ausrief Bo 1T General 1bomplon? E.
so Tin @en.rat Gbomplon, ustu 6srr".
,ttrpittsrte esr @ensral. .Dann (lnp 81
u1tiu @efaneensr. 6auo, Ssf,wie esbts?'
.N&, Wniry, Gno Sie%es2" antper'
.tete ,Ibompfon, aAne eias Misnsau psrs
iiebsn. obetsi& Ct Capt. Sentry BON osr
2. Mi6oart 5taatsmili5. Gauausrie us
tannt bate. 3u elet&n Bet bs8ann 81
(.ine @tiefe Az 3srreisen. ale Capt.
@ent,p abpitg. E1fttrtt Capt. Ray:
,,Berm Donnsr,. bier Gne rie G6esrolen!:::
SGT ia", trriseette Ebomplem '.unp
Refe peine &art<n In cen &l&en fsn."
Ebompfon faste biusu, rab II tdtts tnt,
Nifbeu mNaru, psun 80 Mot: nos0en Or
bsrh u&ten, Briefe~ Asnekn pdss pa u
AWf eer'. dnntrn @sits ore .6lu6te tin
pferp fsbeu asbabt .bcbe unr Ct f& nur
aus btr 5intu,blre pts 5oteIe iu srt'
fttnttt t:"aatt
Capt. @,ntry belrat bieruui tos 3in'
MGR unp, tnoeu It Die S9ultsrn ess @sne'
rails berdbrte unp i'm, ole 6ano i<tsltt>
ertl1rte It i'm ais leinsu @%.faaBsnsn:
Niaet LANCE nab Der @efaneennatmt
tes U,eusrats, fam Qtsut. Miusr. Gin Dr.
rinan3: Off,ter rss Gen. &roneau, wsl'
DIR 9tttrt butts, ru6 1bumpfcn tn Yoea'
boutas leiA UNI Jpn ~ ieben. Die @a@s
ssr per, Eblre bielt i'm or uno laete, Il
tonne nidt eintreten, IS let rsnn, oab r
Elm DfFsiu pdrs. Ml5 Milsr.. Or pie
BaHe fir MebeQen belt, ue1t&ete sr Jet
tin iotber, tiff TIN ri.i.Ibe' palNrtn.
Gin, 't1at Elm, grlbte uno iasts ~
Eboup{on: vAba, i'd lebe, Gie baben
v4ntst G5rual5" (ete Sff3isre in ben
Elansn N5dtn wabrnebmeno uno 9laubenr
fl isien %eefaneeus Scr. Stao'enS ffStsrs.)
~9a mobl. i'd babe eeren bier. srpiesrts
Gbomp(on, uuno rattt cine octparnmt
9ro6e Mn3abl betislbsn." Sn eielsm Nu'
0snblide (dtitt &apt. @eutrv auf MtQsr
hu uno faste5 ,.@te fnp ms'n @tfanss'
nvrl' - .Sis }Hstaen, naeiu 6er..",u r.
wioert. MiQu, tsr nod immh s!oat.s.
Ebomplon f.t I'm @ommaneo. "9R II
nidt I'm 5pab?" fruste MiQu ben St.
neral. nsSa. wobl", ontwurtete tielsr,
,.dtlsin es If Elm YeRudt ernfter SpaB."
S.Bt erl aina Miuer Gin ei@t ouf uno sr
fab, pa6 anfat 1bompfon ne "Ylaur5ds"
ais feline @sfanssne bielt, in ensn
Ma&t ist. Der lieutenant Aab obne
@ipnrspe isinsn Sdtel ab. (N. 81
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-03
~, Beriudt's ieoeuiaQs. @s

-, Berfudt's ieoeuials. @snn
:Ssmanb tadtit feline Notb asbabt pat.
leid..e Biecuit ~ bsr.iten, 10 lfset g
b5&Rwabrl&sinlt9 partm. bab, It midi
De2ane's.u 60. n@emii&en @alsratus"
esbrau4t bal. Diff III Gin rsinst @rtllt'.
isinem 3tpsd tntfpndfno une BIT Sc
iuntbsit ntdt naa,bttlis. @sIlu&t efn'
@flteu iebenfaH6. 81