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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
Der 9.ri&t dbsr ek einnabme pon 8fds.
burg fdttnt itbsnfaus (str yer.
frabia u fsfn. Da6 @rantas {,
fw tastn woretn, tattsn mir fQr
cine eenf6pertrte 20se.
Htw.4crf. 25. Mhi

WV ! -. UhI.
Clint Sptetalbspsf&e an, ben 9sralb laat:
Ian 9laubt. bae Grant pom etntrGonetu n.
tratton { r8etntt IN fstntn q 1 I.
ten nt&n ~ ilr&itn tabt. Dut
fol9en 3wsd 0up fstne anbHe Rsb.asni.uppsn
vortdnbep, als Setnfon's 6 1000 Bonn. Zine
lle,aere 3atl uAitl Qe1tn0 wufef pom Ytmberton
unb | ODER 2 BrtSabsn Don port 6ublpn. MOT
lbsv II. 900 Ranr, se,trtsben.
Dit Hribuus rna&t eie Ntttbttlune, tae, BAL.
lanbtsbam I'D fur loyal e1tldrt. UNI (sinsr e.
forte. 9sfaot babe. ,.bae fs ben eonf6oe1irten Mu-
terttdttn etntn @tfdhDsnln tydhltn." % ftt
wab,f&stnlt&, BAT DE Rstt1sn ion Mot aui.
netnen ipdthsn. -
aokntraa) tou 4ld assta yanan5tetaan 6atin
tabtn perlauten laden, bab faat Ct arrange.
xeuI tiff, juradjutttrsn tas elle tttbttl ae
aen itn rpeSbe 4ausgtfa6It psyben. l8tnun9S.
Asafe auf 4vttalbaueE.4-~-
% tttet. tae 0en. Builst tas Department.
ess 0tie s.9a!ttn psrss. tnesn' Su'naes " IT,
nan alaubt nl&t tasaH, bae Die Rebsan fiji
auf ueie Sapafon Rv'1 Sorbtrsiien.
e, A%rteatmtntasr BOT srfidrt. BAT mir tnner-
talt 6 Monate 100000 Htssr unier Dofsn b.
ben uesesr,
surnas,, thst e, write tats In 1a(kinston
anlars,n ; hbtr fttns lanftst gespsubuns 6ur-
|f6en veyfGttttne Rstnungsn. >
/ Hrtyattrisft raelbsn Son or tatbt9tn Rldfttr
eoxtaana'S In ets Union. 49,.
RiAmonb 8idtrt taten ittns Esrnpatth fir
Standardization unb tduftn Spott auf eesmour
unb t.tns anbttn 9. ribsteiStr I'm 1ctttn.7
= Dafttn ston.; 26.. Mot.
Ii. Gos.sfpennfnf tsr @orlb pin piFep, bae
scr 4 @o@sn bts Befasuns Son Ndtbusa nuf
Is 1000 1Vann Adtite. eoIins unb Gtr.tp tdtten
|baf.lbR% ecmmanbili. duff ftlme kRetfeb ur& bsn
Saben tate It BEN Sebnfcn IN .Ronieomap
anaetlrdtn, bef nit $1,000 Marn ron Sauar-
uat. 1ly BtrRdyfax9 Teuabtsion's untsrtpt9s g.
meier. Dts 4ruppsn IN NiA Rippt 'unb Ala-
bauaa, babe It tn bsua btatn !3ufante Rsfunbtn.
Samfaa titt, Is In Ridmonb, bae 4tdsburs
|asfaaea III. Die nd6Rt Bersteibteunes1tnst vt
&sbedsn II Re, 9ombtatse. SIN SnRtrr Der
Confirmation atebt a feline fruppsn.. rDaeGt-
[ftukatael FAB IN ft&r E&ls&ttm s3ufanksn u L
Efe 9dnlt &t6eaenaEmff- adSIt Mot ,6bes
F30o; GOO MaNn. Die fdlftt tisfst tf3tnI Mitttl.
3ennefte unb Dtretaitr. HOT" .5.' ''A'--lT
81. AlatAma .9ssbtu unfsse gxriaaSstsa
|f6snli9 st~nttkaneelf. !Anestsws ifaassn at
''. ~ sss.s ssos III ii. alse4tt sttl l.a taas
btt listen RsAsn perbs, 'uab nan tSrt bafslta
III 8naAea asIen Nd btu 0sistsssttbiaAasSea.
n &iAaasnb ~ ysl 9ssDpsa sAittott. 4dglt&
stas .bielssu1 ssa Nsss. sss boz, aa1 bss eahsn
Dstrtn,e asss 6.asllta nelsts. w stdi,
txya ifaSMment a. Haktfs.t4 f4F3 a@fEis*sa
sDts lettfa 4aAsi6ita ,lsiAss fbsiefsS41 III
Bystt11 MteAl.5 DAM1i1 uAs
0t1ytHIl.H6t lfn0AneH3 .dtHI
naI 1na HI, tA1ae6 am fetAlf-
Htn 4A1sf1iIea s6tSb BE- thinIese ft1te
Etltte1 I'M D411e1s mi tfadsinAIl6sH esesa.
ueslsnf 18eGn1ks III 1lNl16000 0eiaHt
~ M f4 aeaeees lensantH.i 4Dcts
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
Die Tran3ofen bebeu' bic 8ela9erune
1ou @uebla auf.

" w'VUVV 20 UtuI.
Der Roanole BON 4apana t.inss Vie Nan-
rt6i. tae DE Graujotn bic Bslastruna BON
pusbla BADEN auftsbsn mlGen. Der fran30Gf3s
Bsrt6t fast. Il ft nt6t moelt& ben plas obne
Derfirtunssn unb f1nsrt Ranoneu llu nstmsu,
udtrens' sneltfhs unb ntsrttdmtf6e @srtmte nn.l<
ben, ta6 BE Bran,fon ssfdtaaen finb unb i,t
auf Orilaba iurid,tsben. Gin qua NIT elmer
Mtnton Dollars uou Yera Grul fod pon ben
Msritauern tptpatnommsn ftin. Der Daupfsr
Contribution : ante Nahrtht.n ron Yuetia bio
yum 3d.. Dte Gran,ofeu Gnb NIT bsm Baionnet
Don 9usbla ssrtrttbfn unb tabsn. 5000 %anu
per(orsn. ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28

Mlan t9reibt Der Gen. Gorreipouben3
aus parts BON, 81. b. 3d.: l1ntsr Der
bie09sn polnti&sn emigration spel&e cen,
Garfen @itolp @3artotpstt anbdnst, Ter.
fails BE @epolutton osldn8e. BON jetnu
partst jun 30nts son polsn au~s8etufsn
m1rpe. berri&t Die er6bts Gbdttetett. Die
@slplammlunaen apsl@e bteit partei tbsiIs
bic, tbeils In Gn9lano CUR unterfdsuu9
pss- auffanbs- einleitet, fousn, fstr> naut>
bate !5ummea erseben baben, une mon
lpri@t ioear papon. ea6 I'D Elm bstanntes
Yariitr 8anfbaus ju eiatr sAnleibe BON
IL MiQiouen Granes bepsBen lief, nod.
zen, Die rstd fen Maanater polens. BIZ
GdrRen G3artorysft. Gle @rafen Yolitylo,
poto1ti, Mi.lUsIsfi. Brant3ft w.. a., oieie
Mnlstte %9arauitrt. Dlrf @itolp .&aar,
torysN bsfnett f& fortpdbstub In @ted'
belm. no e.1ein WuSenuert ua,ntntlt&
auf tie Bsi&afuna Don @ef&lben far
ben polntf&sn Muffanb ri&tst. Dte
(&weeti&tn 4@ie6snien folsn in tieisr
Beatebuu9 .ii@on beptutenpe Auftrdee IT,
balten taben. tppuon Tin teil btrtit6 aus.
stfdbtt 1T. Rad ben tsstsn Nadri@tsn
wel&e aus Siodbotus IN part6 stn0esan.
osn, fou f@ bsr ;&ou,manbant Der point.
|f&m &rpepiiton. Ebeopbu 4aptnSff, nit
pisltn polsn nod INNER H. Ger }6ptot
l&sn 6auptRdpt 81 inpsn, no sr @esen.
tanp 5atlrti@er Ooationer 1T. 2apinstt
mar Dor rsn, Sabr 1913 6Rsrrei@H&T
GasaQ..ie:D ffeter. betbsiltate sfi@ IN rer
unaurtf&tn R,petutiot, unb atne ipdter
nod ber Idrfsi uup ben, xaufa(us, l1e.
|bsr feinsn ;Aufentbalt uuttr teni 1i&sriei.
fen bat It SET 6ofmann uni. Campo In
6auburs stn Bud erf&sinen ladsn. J
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
Der &perltne unb feline eulturbtftoris
fdbe WiIfion.

Ser &perltne une feline eulturbtftori'
1he Miffen.-
6psrltna opsr aud SpaB - per erin
nertt f@ nt@t 9srnt on oisfe tlttnsn
.proLtartsr" tss 0sfsratsn &st&ss?-
Disis fleinsn 0retbsuter br 4ornb6pen.
pte(e- (oups1dnsn8 emobner Der @auetss.
b5ft. eisis 3lopfe&ter rsr- ofenlt&en
@nassn tn Ger bsiu1atb- ,per foute Il
alauben, pae Gs-na@ ben fetnfen 9nisln
ots .@sltmserss ,pantern nndfen. UNI pe
piontere rsr Qualification IN werpen3
Dor &urasu, etne eas S&if "Geua>
ror" nit stnsr Gro@t pom 1900 Spsrs
ltnas. paaren mad Neu*S selanb. IN au.
nralitn. al, no R&. f1r bteie fletusn Sir
PER Elm lebneneer Marft btstet. Ntuiss'
lamb TT Elm t,rrli@es @strtips|anb, absr
in BEN letsn 9akren Fnb oie Grntrn eut&
@anien uno Barmes unp- 9ufttttn- aasr
strt f@redlid perbeert ,uoseen. So aue'7
eepebnt tparsn bitit @erwlRunsen, raj
eanae~ DiRrifte perloGtn wutb.h| .unp bot
Die 8ebaxsr be Dorens ben Nutb 6ntsn
lisbsnl unb man bsfir@tsts, ta6 bas4ant,
70 aub,rcreentli@ fru&tbar Is aud If.
fdt ben @strsfeebuu psrlersn fttn .'perpt.
llnter bislsn 'traben Ausfdtsn fam
Gtnn auf rem Alidli&en 0ebanfen. 200
paar tss 0sp5bnltden Spsrltngs>u nfsru
Bauernt6fe BON Gnelano III ptrf&rttbtu, ,
tpdde aud eladli& In Ntu.S eslanb an,
ianaen sunp bsi .ibrsr eanruua IN Greibsh
aefsst 'uurren. Ger eh, gefrdeiefeit un':
isrts Spetlines fsnut. sest t,uetbent vtr
pobl ntat III br&rttbfn 5btau&en. nit.
pa&tr gier nd .unferf. bus& zine No'
nate lan9t GffItit ausRstunatrten T,o,.
letartsr auf DE f!stntn SdpdsnterrI. it
@anssn uub @lrusr It.. ,e. Aarsteu.
Gin turass Sdbrden bradte BE 2anppir.
1sbe Nel. 5eslano's ~ rer utberseu8unS,
eabs pitae tisinen ldrmeuben B5ssl u fteu
|ttftne 6rtuness 'asbSren. bte fe anf itrsn
Gdrntn baten. tlnb 10 n ss 8efcniu,sa.
pa6 jsst sauu, Elm eualii&es e&tf In
Ntuf Sulanb Iantst, ubne cine eapuda
Spnlinet an Boro ~ babsn. GO bat
nd eaiilbR Elm .f5rmli@u "Spetlina
Club. Bstilpets IN bsf.n Mitsteesr 1auf
Rotten oss Clubs Spesliuae .pertbsilt
weroen.t '% Six @%11!%fa(AaA. 3iA.)@
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
NeuereA aus 0urppa.

Neueree aus europa.
RudsI tstldrte I'm 4oIf', bab man bic 3of-
nuns beasn blrfe. bae RubIanb n@ tusrbe b.rpe.
gen laftn. BE polatf&s Contribution pistsrtsrs
1~ufsQsn.
Das fran,olf&s "Corps legislatif' II aufef-
i6l'i rporben.
9elntf&e Traae unuerdnbert..
Die poltn teftn aart auf Grantrst&. Dtsts
0tfs&tt NIT ue&ftlnbtu, Grfols. ,...>
Der franj66f&e Nartnsmtntftr Sat Beftl
atgsten. BAG BE atlanttf6sn Sstbdfn fur ben
Gmpfans bst f&wsbtf&en Glotte 0& bsret bal.
ten (eaten.
Der partfer Gorr,fponb.nt tr .1orntns
POT" fast. bab Nuelanb tpabrf&dnlt& .stn.r
donftren, ltN BE p7lntfhe 4nasltssnb.t Bet.
trsttn tutre. renn Is ba,u etneetabsn wtrb. 1a-
potion. fo1 Dom &,arsn batsn lautenes Rad.
rt&tsu smpfanetn Dab n.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
.NeueneS aus Werifo.

am p. apftl i,,sun,alt.nu Die gran,o(,n eurd
stnf 'Rtne BEN 9lod :9srtmt, .pnbuf& mtbr.re
Rsrtianss uu,'S esbsn iamsn. Ter RtR leiaet.
BEN 6ran,efsn sapftIn DtbsrRanb bts 1uun fol.
etne.n Reysen. ba .beee, partsitn 8nRiriuns
srbitlttr.r Die d1anlotn -3anbtttn bauu cine
anesrs &tne IN Santa SUITE an. Der Rarpi
edutrts Fl Stunben unb sneste nit elmer RI e.
t%trla9t etr 0~Ianlof<n. ees,srs lt.ssn
400 aoste auf Fem Rampfptabs' unb 1870 3ua.
yen als @sfausene In BEN 9inbsn Der I.1l.
fantr. : e.
Die Btanjsftn fsttsn bas pombar>sm,nt fort,
abr nur aau. DIM l.. Mat atne Suaret sen Der
4ouptRast mad Gomonfort'S Eager al, UNI Die
0fsnlDf stssn bic Tran,o(eu ~ n.bmsn. =
Can Grans.JtAfo 20. @at.
D.ptf3en sen Gomanonfo:t m.lpsn: estt an.
bsrbatb Nonaten mahttn Die GranJoftn 8 an.
srtfe ane uuresu 6 mai jurids,ftiaasn. Wis
tabsn nt3ts u~srlorsn, ait stn usrtaftnes altss
Gort unb stne 0srtbstotsunssnnts, Sn ben
lsstsn 81 aassn v~sslorsn mir htnsu Jubbrat
9srrain.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28

<aut bic belanate Grlldruus Bisma,t'd
I'm preusifaen abssorpheHntaui., eteRe.
steruus merle r rtea fabrea. peuu
Is tbr teltete, obne f& earum su' iam,
u,sr1t, Oh 4oit Rsprdftntan.eh. tee prsuSt.
i@eu 0oltes paju siuwiaiatsn ottr 'nt&t.
brtnat ..xlabeerapatf@", foleenee ttflt&.
pn6Ra9e unp gsSsnnslxrun8 nit ot.
lltber(&rtft:
.sBomit7~ "
81 ttr Is gut tdet ODE! falsAt, uus tamuutrl
- ueu'0 Bat: ''n~
Wtr flbrin-a.ttg,u ae fabren tn, sanl
.int''tl t ~ Rsts
DSe9t Il gut tstet. eber faltdf, ptr stuu. val
,une bequeua:
fdtrtn'4ttrs, unb fltren Tn, GAM
, etneriet. n twem1
,@etr wctl; bod IL Elm anbrsS nod. was baun
In Urase trtti:
9trfltrtbtn 2rttg, er@ fdtrt i9r TN.
. erlautt. ttr 9sssn-pemtt''
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
,1dtgrapNfNes..,,a,


|M so. ..Leetatet an at a. Natl
QsxtSStRe DtpsfASa sebea ron etasv tesovRe.
tsalsn SRsa1sa 4eatxdp'As %, a,n ..,gi- -
1st1psttea tai Di6Sb2I9. 6er6uui nnb "a
Na@a Naar& Sssanesa. Vrnnt. spar ttbus ID,
8adeu. : 7'f'"" &*E '~'L at
= - wtst' ,bsrtdtst. ta6 Braeaj staen .Nuartf
RetsnfrauaS' svwaret., 49,. III. -
Rew.Dprs. rs. Rat. -
ri. q,,hur." f,,.. n. s,,xa.... a.. l..
~. r...G*"s IsSs; -. y!e.esa'. "a! t'1e
ssfanst sssssn i IL II. NIT IN mes. Ss@t p qS Ihs ' eIs
3" .st..' I.'1a'; 3as ew Nseelttn
~."sst" sea eeIaussn s:reas'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
.4.ta.1,
@titt h 9aaistart-9 sssars
Der inuere,s Hensuueil..
Dtvtfon Re.:2, Dtfrtst gfer.2
>: Seott 9puntas 3spa.J
Gink1tntmen.4tentr4 IT,

NV AttNS WTNjFfSutt HgMNdc a = Igs24 :,
sat isss In ssfs Distasn petassss, Sssf-n ief'n g'snn
smfAGtas.y stHt Sstttrt RsttE ktsrs ~fdnsa ssss
ttsea Kanea a tsx tHa. Otsssa AgHAAss.NaNss ias
l,sfs Dsstesn. d.,stutAsss ut. go. t,is Ty- : y
s'lsa.. n,sslss.'..s sa,sa ID ~ taeAts - etn>
ssuassu tsfslst vussx:H' ga" 80 80
Gta Ssses mai fix Aanntstsssn aea tss bse NIT tsn
81. Dasnts 1862 ssfA'sdeas Sstr ssstsss nj big ~.
fAsss.asu G~taaabnssseuss 70 sssss fSat,tttz. ~ ~ ~
tassI.Na .Gsr sstt&etsss: 'saa. ssfe 9ssass ~ sen's1!tu
- maaea fab. psfsxes, serss etlssnHss 80 900 si&s
assraastuus tt n bm Ru. etsases Ssszsa, Msfn ttas
6tsxts ssx hrri prsjaat bu1&fsn. &tI:F 49,
ADsAk Gisxalnea sc. 1900 dteraseu. sfen fiat Dss,
jsus ttablt ssrsta, isbs& vnsta fl 4 issa1ass, esi4ssst
btafts sxf Der. etlatsH 0sstS. Rstes sist 0t4sSstsea
buseea p1bsR, ~ pssjsat rad atIaeA.9 ~ ".;x4
1arsu htr Der. esaattn. sts. itss n 9h1tt tHaoes.
etaaten Rssssssns - atRea. In aset1sSe ssSses. FIJI ss0
es.xu ,sa'5 pss,szt w, ttrea asaAuts.l M ifespt NJ.
ptrbs1 fiji GiuaatRsa. vtf4s Ssa 9infsa MT 0ssbs 1ssss
ssss aasese Ser ;etaatsa etAs>dsts tsrSea vnSss, ~
D.r o.sisa "a s..aal v. s....tie,,,.,. 10 ss1sS 81
tsss 10. Otfss ttasrsrt sssssa. DtsIa ssaE csstssL
ssss s~ateaI.sut gSeupttss .nrSs strA ussse1estsso
otisahsf,,sts .is.. .s,t. o.,txrf NJ ~ saS.r ina
atfe1Jes szb ssafdtu 10 ~sttss:Iak, III htse Htsises su
3iraa fda SesRatt4N Gteasn1ss snsseea seaasee1r7TF
eaiatrttts ynfsats nafss u ssass ststns.ss csssss.,
nag saAeISs bird ettrt shet Dtsst1e hin Ia st0 ssn
%" s],. q. Ss:,I >. ~ a;,. dra. ..a aGtal q n.d,a Ill, lid, aa''ta
Bssnaatss. sat zssass., iJstatk 10 ist&S 1ntasss-
uSSs tlrn Diff 40 Asntstes4tsrea ssss esaatssn Sssss
aasnseths tttielsa. nsasa ~ ftnlsnrea tp NtaSs'>
dtrts,z stsr D,sssniabnts. sK sIts ssresAstsss; esss.
tss NJ, hte eaaw A1nntptrs bsaz. ss4 aJssS va tsn-
freisa Giaaabutu, teaturt vnten. -
Der ost4lss.s stIsrs1n oftsitsts mi ssssssss ses.
s.se s.r-.t m, st..u,tr nj !s,.s merit. - St.,~.,
totes sI,r sts ssafsmtrtss Sr,Ssits a~tssjssss. 0ess Nlsn
unb assr IN asIas 90 Gbef6iSusA sbu LseassReeS9tsa1
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28

,&S: Nbtnirnl Nprter's Bertdbt -.
sattrs Die 'operatipneu Bel aidsburA.
7.t.e Som 81. sMat.
On Don. @tHlts, Martnenintaer
IA Bafttnston.
kim WsrAen bets IS. fan "a nod bes,
sJljos sttraber. an mtt Gen. Grant %,
spsfiseu u tsuuen. 3psi Der pauier.
f4ihns lttf .t&s III 99sseb 9liper. I IN 0ranb
Diff, I ID GasttasS Sid Harvfnt1a mt
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
80 315ial 8 re meati. feSentueu
NrBHt1fr ale unftren nd&feu Drds
6uentfdafts-G aneipatsn batfn I'd jest
aud 4ber .spiontsr"" uub :DaS ~ RlldiAan
Souynal" styftdrt., a2'& a@@3 mt >%7i ~ S

Qutttili3e1l.
6eylr psrbeu saaftiasaaf plSfpbe@ dlt
quittistn, -. ba6 ieber Abpanfnt 1lst@
5aus tsiatrf Y aii,ass srftbt.i ~ saia Il
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28
Observation-Disclosures

Da'ssaas,ks U.s.lt&sles fsr &tassr tsbstss :.
Treita g, ben ia. Sani 1855. $tast.
Dt.ien!sen stassr. !sdae sn;.a aa,tdls. .st.s., .!.-
f&ea, vsneR "a In esials tsr treis1 teatf6en eHule, 91e bn
lsta uES Ua1rsa etrsSs. st Sm rlasr,stanetss N.ises.
-IMHEntrfeG: q 4Gsnif
SO f. e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-04

"The old man will be very much aston
ished."1 s.s .f-.-s...7 as1- "a :.
"Neyer mind go on. Wen turn The laugh
on him. I'll take care Of you and your wife"
"I'il do It," 1l. .lr.pJ - id.
"You shall" and they parted In good
spirits. .,,...-.. ....-,. .....
An hour after dark On the following evening,
Joe made his appearance dressed In nice new
black suit, and really looked very comely. The
old man bustled out to the barn With him, help.
Ing him TO harness Morgan TO the new pb0ton.
A few rods dist1nt from the house he found
Minnie, GO by previous arrangement, and repair
Ing TO the next village, the parson very quickly
made them one In the bonds Of holy wedlock.
Joe took bis bride, and soon dashed back to the
town Of P------, and halted OF old Danfossh'a
house, who was really looking for him with open
arms. ....l. .r
"Is Il done 7 cried the old gentleman.
eyes" answered Joe.
"Biing her in,n continued the old fellow in
high glee; "neveF mind compliments here :"
and tue old man rushed for lights, returning i'm.
mediattly.
eyes, yes"
"Aud this is my wife," he added, % he pass
40 hie beautiful brde-she pewitching and lovely
Minnie. .g r1
"W hat !" roared the old ile; " What did you
say, Joe, you villain, you scamp. you audseious
cheat, you"
at is true, cir, we are lawfully married,
you advised me to this course; you assisted
me; you planned the whole affair; you lent me
horse; you thought me last night worthy Of
any man's child you encouraged me; you
promised to stand by ne; you offered me the
cottage at the foot Of the hill" -..t
II didn't l deny ID. You can't prove H.;
you're a." s..@
"CslmIy now, sir," said Joe. And the en-
treaties Of the happy couple were united 10
queli tho old mans ire, and to acknowledge
the union,
He gave in reluctantly, and the fair Minnie
DantoFth was overjoyed' to be acknowledged ss
Mrs, Joe Walker. ~ .. ..---
|. The marriage proved joyous one, and tie
original assertion Of DanfoTth is true in every
respect. The cunning lover was good scn
and faithful husbsnd, and lived many yesrS
to enjoy the happiness which followed upon bis
runaway match, while the old man has never
cared to near much abou: the details of an
elopemeut, for he saV how completely he he'd
oyeTshot the mark.
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Frarn Forsress Monroe.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, Jan. LIN Norfolk lsas
evening, owing to the Inlsconstructicn Of an
order issued for different purpose, about two
hundred persons were arrested while returning
from places Of amusement.
Considerable excitement was created In Nor
folk to-day BY negro celebration. Contra
bands collected together with their marshais.
formed procession Of st least four thousand
negroes Of all kinds and coloFs, headed by o
band of music, drums and ffes, and psrsded
through she principal streets Of the city. They
Carried several Union flags, and cheered loudly
for the downfall of African slavery. IL was
understood that they we're celebrating the day
of the emanci patton proclamation
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'TELEGRAPHIC.
rTFsr latest zeIes,aphis Es'ss. - Sd Psss.
Morning and Neon Reports
Particulars OF tho Rattle
: near MnrfYooshOEU.


Killed, Capt. Garrett, 18Th Illinois; Col. Oar
pspter, l8fh Wis; Lieut. COL Mckee. 10Th DO:
Wounded, Brig .-GeDs. Kirk, Of ILL Wood, Of
Ind, and vancleve, Of Minn.; Col. Cesaai. Of
Ohio; Maj Gen. Rosseau, Lieut. Col. Berry, eth
KY; Mai. Slemmer, 18th Regulars; Msj. King,
18th Regulars, and many others. The Sist, 25lh
and 35th Illinois iost tWo-shirds, and the lSIh
and 3Sth Ohio one.hslf their number: the lOlet
Ohio los. l25 men and the Ssh Indiana about
the game number. The Total killed and wound
ed 10 estimated at 2,600. Therebei losse exceeds
ours. Gen. E. Raines 10 killed and Gen.
Chatham wounded and taken prisoner. we
have captured 500 prisoners.
The hgns was renewed OF A. M. on the ~:
Cannonadiug wac heard at Nashville. Az "
A. M. Wood and vsncleve's dIYiaions werein
Murfreesboro, driving the enemy, who was 10
full retreat. Three hundred prisoners feacned
Nashville at 9 P. NJ, Jan. lat., including MAJ.
J. J. Franklin, 3Oth Ark; Csps. w. e. John
con, I'd Ark; Capt. J. P. Eagle, "a Ark; Capt.
8. G. Stone, Let Tenn. Cavslry. Mary buila-
ings have been taken for hospital purposes.
Great numbers Of wounded ere being brought
10 now. .U Z
River fallen eighteen inches on shoals.
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New YoRE, Jan. 3 --Tha Tribuue's special
from Nashville gives the following list Of
MoKie, iOOlh Wisconsin,, .cnI. Almond. 2lst
Illinois Col. Roberts, 42i .Illinoisj Col
Walker, Slat Ohio; Col. Harrington, 27th I'LL
nois; Capt. John johnson, l5sh Wisconsin.
Wounded Rousseau; slightly 9 Gen.
Wood, severely; Lieutenant Colonel Of the
l0Ist Ohio, badly; Col. Carlin, 36th Illinois,
commanding brigade; Cspt. Oscar r. Mark,
Acting Inspector General, Of Gen. Thomas
staf, severely, and Capt. Douglas, 18th Resn-
lara
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stuart In,ercepts FederAi uNessagsa'

STUART AnteHcoPhu EoVoHNA
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2--The Washinssen
Star aavs in The recent raid the rebel Stuart
caused bis telegraph operator to intercept union
messages at Burk's Station, thus learning NOR:
or less concerning efforts to intetceps HIN, ane
The readiness Of our forces OF Fairfax station
and FsiSfsx Court House, to give him q Marm
He also cent various messages over the wiree'
one to Fairfax Station purporting to order tfom
here the instant destruction Of cona!aeraeis
quantity of army o.ores accumulated there.
Among the messages found In tne ONCE q
HuFk'e Station having been sent over the wireS
by bic order is the following:
I BURK'a STATION, Dec. 80, sP. M.
TO Q M, Gen. Mess, Washington;
10 future you viii pleaae furnish better mules
Those you nave furnished recently are very is-
terioR. -- .--...- rs
(siened) J.E. B. STUART,
Nal. Gen 8. G. A,
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Sherif's Sale.

Miller & nIaeD ....-. .....
vs.. franklin Common Pleas.
3, D. Harris.
DY Virtue OF a writ OF VeDdI 10 me
ID directed from the said Court. will offer for sale
at public auction at the rooms formerly occupied BY
Harris & Hurd, In the Plat building. on East state
street. in the city Of Columbus, Ohio, on .-.o
Wednesday, the 7th day of January, A. D.
1863, 4...e
commencing ss 10 o'clock A. NJ the following proper.
ty, to wit; - FEH tl. i...r.IE -r1.t-f D
The miscellaneous Library, the AgricHtu1l Library,
Charts, being the separate ald individual property Of
the said 8. D. HarTip. = f'
.at GEORGE ". HUFFMAN,
% a Sheriff Of franklin county, o.
Printers fees &s25. .a7 ~
dec27-dtd .-r.. ... A
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~ omss ROS. 90, 50 and 20, HOrth nigh ss

Displayed advertisements half more than the bow
rAtes.
Advertisements loaded and placed In the column o
Especial Notices" dotoIe ths oTdtN1rv rates.
All notices required TO BE- published BY law sgalrutes
II ordered the inside exclusively after the nrst week
per cent, more than the above Faes but sll such vii
'ppear In the Tri.Weekly without charge.
business Cards, not exceeding hvo Ines per year. Ia
ide, ~ 50 per lineI outside e9s
Notcesof meetings. chsrtables ocistes hre companies
&C., half price.
AntraasisM advertisements Kas. b Paid for IA
sivdncs The raie will not DO varied from.
Weekly, same price az the Daily, wheFo tho advertiser
ses the Weekly alone. Where 'he Daily and Weekly
ee both used then the charge for the Weekly viii b
ali the rates Of the Daily
No advertisement taken sxesptfc q definite period.
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Mare Lost.

Il 0sT. Ia Columbus on the 10th instant, a small
IL soBREL MARE, about ten or eleven ycars old,
with white stEpe in her forehead her Ighteye slightly
hurt and little dim, and the of cut one OF the
ankles Of her iore.legs. The wss hitched near
sasages JewelIy stoIe and escaped stolen she
had on saddle, blanket, bride and Inartingalea.
Any Information that may lead TO the recovery Of the
mare given to the undersigned at his residence one mile
east Of Columbus the Johnstown road, or left OF the
Statesman ofce will be handsomely rewarded.
.!i MAHLoN BRAND.
decl4-dlt&w2w
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HOLLY sralNes, Jan. ..

To Major. GeasYsI HGllesk: &
Gen, Sullivan succeeded In getting fght
ont of Col. Forrest, and whipped him badly,
capturing six pieces Of arsillery and great
many horses and prisoners. Van Dorm was re-
pulsed st every point but this With heavy loss.
[Signed) U. 8. GRANT X
A dispatch from Cairo ststes that the tele-
graph is working to Holly Springs and Corinth.
In the fght with Forrest, the rebel Colonel
Napier was killed and Colonel Deshay cap
eured.
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WAsHIEaToN, Jan. 2.-Majov. General Butler
has arrived .: Washington. No intelligence
has been received tonight by the Government
relative to the battle of Mprfrsesbero.
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New YoRx, Jan. 2.--The steamer Ocean
Queen, from AspinWall 24th, has arrived. The
lstsamer has q large number Of passengera and
81 800, 900 in treasure.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. S--The report that afseen
thounsand rsbels crossed the Gumberland lest
Monday. and wore moving toward Louisville 1
diacreditad as hesdqusftsFs.s vs4ess s.str
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BuTsALo, Jan. 3.-0ne hundred guns were
ffed here In honor of the emancipation proc.
lamation, also in Ptssburg, Albany and other
cities.
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UJAN n Il D.-A REN10 TO SELF
w PACKAGES Of HTAT10N1RY "a 5NWlLRY,Ias
uall % o. addIss (Stapp eneloie J. 4. nAILNH, No
~ Veust No bospns Maea' wEvh neidlm.
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