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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

Cor LEFT-About 150 men of the Sixth
Cavalry went to the depot this morning to
take the Pittsburgh cars en- route for Wash
ington, but were about five minutes behind
time. They will 20 this afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

GONE TO CoLUJBUs.-SheriffL Lewis and
several deputies left for Columbus this morn
ing with the conviets sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary. There are sixteen Penitentiary
birds and one boy for the Reform Farm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge
FeOte.-Alford and wife re-. Randall, Stet-
son ct at. To set aside fraudulent sale. On
trial.
The cases that were on before Judges Cof-
fnberry and Bolton are still on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

The Louisville Journal declares that the
truest peace meetings are the musterings
Sf Federal troops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27
NOTICB.-THE SUBsCRTBER wrTI.

~ O1lCB.-l HE SUBSCRIBER WILL
L sell some s3 acres OF Laud in East Cleveland in
original hundred acre lots Nos. 379 and 3s7 through
Whieh up rior tre-t Ext nsOu runs. aud il can be
diFld into small pJriOns % suit pBrcha es. Uni
are Two small House in able condition several
ruit pa chez, some bearing good fruit water coz We
rent ali Gle red, nr' and lie iOr CuILiya ion
viii be sold on IA Ordbie terms.
Al=Os2 acres in lutsSI south o. fle above plrrsIs
House ana god B an, good Fruit md under STATE
oi cu iNullJ- VI III De sold in like terms.
Enquire Of JAMES RICHARDS, on the Dren ises
L..L -l.E...nl L.. i. I..--. ~ N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

NAETED-A good luse and lot on Prospecs-St 1
can mud purchasers for two or three good houses
on Pres pect or other good streets.
VS. NTEts- several houses 10 Let for which 1 can
md tenants.
s't9-i iave 5000 with which o buy good mortgages
IL LhI--Au Otnce, 'front.' on 2d floor tn Matt6eWB
Block on Public SQUARE. Also, one r Two 20 a
rooms on 80 floor, suitable for Offices or lodging
rooms JNO q. JENNINGS
fEbI2 1928 on 5r-erio--St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27
ILEVALAND & PITTSBURGH
= BAI BOAD.
p -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

i1-A WINTER ABkAAGEMEHT. 1862
To take eject on Monday, November 18th. 1ss2-
Er9Lns leave ClsTeiand daily CsundEy5 ezcsptsdJ ss
ss00 l. b, MAlL-ArriTes at New York l0:55 An
6lllgdelphia ]: so A. n; Baltimore 7.38 An.
5ltisouFgn 4;l9 P NJ Wheeling 6.i0 P r.; n.
Philadelphia 8:ll p. ~.
50 T n E4PR 5-A rrives at New Ysrz soc p n /.
Ehlladelp1ia l.31 p. n; Baltimore I'D P. r.,
Fltlsoorgh u-0o P. H Wheeling ga A. L.
Both Trains connect az Hudson ior Akron and EIn-
cars run through from Pittsburgh TO lev York
wa Allentown without change.
- here as low es by any other line.
80 Ihrough Tickets can be procured at the Union
4lce5 glnco, Meadell House, at the Depot or ct the
A-chd-htrest Station
p. r. hTEdS, q. r. Agent r5vi5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

NEW ORK, Feb. 70.
The eunbUaJ Uttowa, from Port Rnval
tLs 2olh, hos arrived. No movement Uf
troops there. The health Of the army is
good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

A Laree Hall-suita' lie Tor Lodge Room, &c Also
Par!ur and Bel Rom in KOuse's Block corner
Of SUperior-1t. and Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO r. R
WHITE ARnANGE11ENr.

On and after Monday, February I'd, 1858, Trains vii
f1l daily a. follows, fSundays szcegtsd,l
rs A. n. CHICAGO PRESS-Stops er an stsliops
On southern DiEislou, except washing Con and
uE 1870 P. a.
90 P p. Ay84dElsa llAIL-Stop1 at all stations
On Eoril1rn DIVISION. end arrives l1 SaldushT
Gt g:15 p q.
5;45 P ?. TELEGRAPH RE5S-Slop3ar an sta
l9nl On southern Division, excerr Townsend,
Washington and Clay. Arrives "a Toledo AZ
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

HALIFAX, Feb. 26
The schooner Trinidad ieports February
10th, in latitude 90, longitude 6So, ex-
changed signals with the Alabama, who
first showed the Federal and afterwards
Confederate flag.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

Oonnocticus a-s made 90 l111roevie With the san
dusSys ELanltsid s Newark BIB, at Clyde with TIE
6eldu6hy, Dayton Z Cincinnati T. D., o. Fremont
with Fremont b Indiana i. r., AID ul Ioledo With
tne Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana and To-
ledo " a9aah Railroads -0r UhicGgo Dslroic, JacE-
SON. hort Wayne, Logansp0rt, Lafayette, Cairo A.
Southwest.
Trains srriVo IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
wet 90 $40 4. H. and 10 ?. 4. IRON sandgsly
s:2j A. l. D. EUCEgR su-fk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

LEAVE ERIE.
sll5 A. H--NIGHT EXPREsS TRAIN-stopuiuz AZ
Girnrd, COnneaut, Ashtibula and PafnesTi he
- only enc arrives Ut Cleveland at 6.s5 ~ m
o'Oo A. ---a1A1L AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
7Istopplng at all stations and arrives Al Cleyo-
80 ?. EBAY EAPkEsS TRAIN-Sloppinra at Gf-
TaTdt Springfield Oonneaut, Einesvilis Ash
tADul45 Madison, Painesviiia AMI Wi1icugh-
D. only, and arrives IN ClsEsland at 6;I5 p. =
- - Second Class Cars are run On al through
al tne trains going westward connect at Cleveland
Win t5a555 lor 1oledos chicago, Columbus CincIn-
nAti, indianapolis, 81, Louis, &c.; and an throaqh
Lsln5 gong Eastward, connect a. Duu crI- via ~
trains o. the y. 7. 8 2 Railroad and II BINS o ih
nose oI the new York Central and Bula1o g EeyT
] Qrk Olty Railroads for New York, Alhany. Bos.or
Siesi ais. &C., Gud at Eric with trans On &c
Philadelphia and Erie Rnilrcad
~ Day Express, Eas1 and " est. conuectsat Girard
with Irelds on Erie and Pittsburgh E.5il lrogd for
LinesF1lles neadyills, JarnestoWu, &c.
II. N0TTlNGHA1I, sup't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27
RAlLR0ABs.
CLEVELAND & ERIE R.B-
q
I WHITE ABRANGElIEET. Is


On and after Monday, November l7th. lssq. P....,-
ger Trains VII run Is follows: - ---7--
LEAVE -gIEVTET,hrgD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

1905 A. M--DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-stopBing
WillOughby, PainesviIie, Genevs, Ashfabn
gonneau and Girard only, and arrives
Ere at l:35 P. T.; Dunkirk at 4-05 p. n; Buff
lalO a. 5:35 P n.
sAlo ?. H--AAIb AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stoEging 30 all stations and arrives at Erie
at 7.30IP. n
500 P. n,-GIGHT EXPRESS TBAIN-Stopping st
Fainesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
errlyes at Erie e. lls1 P n; Duukirk l;43 A.
H. Bu1aIo 3:05 A. n.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

sbsr aetsuisa " srrsssa. u SssttetbtSea
unb ~ ,ast9eaten. laSsSsa baS See@t
bes 1refls bttauvtst 1tse, fset use fsrdt'
IsS BE ApnintRrattsn w 0oussrasmentS
unb hsrfa MuseasQte IL itttiRreu. DIE.
feS see&t +f6nse nur In (pl&eu- e%tnielnsn
Ttfrtltsu bsi&rdaet bdesh, no Getapfe'
listettea assseb.v&sn fsta. eeer anuatttsl:
bar brubeten. = &'-'''
Sem nit btefsas ue& ttuanfassn. tat
iol&e Grittl ni&t aur bas 2e&t. loarsrn
aud bte 'pfli&t Der 9prtRe a. - fnp
serRebenbe Bsf@laGe 70 vi&tts. als Ssnau
anteyf&eibenp. ~7r"t'sF 't '.'.r"of 49,.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

uub baS baau sStbjae &Ayitat. WELDED
iett retalt& 415.OOO,000 betrdet. wares
$6O.O 0O, 900 betrassu tatea:. DteSDtr'
Ltuns vea ser :3sitstfparutt IL natarlt@
aud pte, pae Sis Gra&ipretfe ttaunsssse'
raanaeu Rnp. SIN 9ahrs 1915 tuar+ Baum.
pouenleus nod SO Genie pr 1are wsrtb;
400 pfunp pief.r @aare battsu tsmna&
,tnen De,tt ron $3.50. unp ete Gra@s
BON Neu.O rleaus mad ct. eouis tetru8
pomols $5 far bunbert Yfxme. 0m Sabre
1860 par pttfelbe Quan,tlds 3euS $44
psrtb utnb pie Gra&i foRsts 40 0snte eosr
10 proeent pse @ertbss.. Del; wsRIt&e
Eorm,r bstouaunt fona& seeenrdftts (at'
as(sbeu pom rsn augsublidIi6sn Goniune.
t,uren) far stnen Buf&sl @silsn 8 yaspS,
puu r.u,tr!bsn 3.uss. wdbreno Ct Ia fra'
bsrsr 3stt pafar nur 2 gares s'ttslt.
Gbenfo sofete pte Gra&t etnss 0rtbof's
3uder Don eou.6ana friber $50. im
SABRE 1860 .nur "a. Disfe pseisutr'
minsnunA fomut bsm psflt&sn 0vn(u'
msnttn unatbeusr ~ ftatten uns srpsttsrt
lueleih psn Warft far cen Manufaetu'
riasn in bobsm Craze. Dtefe 8ennfun'
aeu Aeia.n auolsih. pte unentbeb.li& rtr
Bss5Ilerune pse Norowsiens Ger frtts
9rrt.br auf osm @iGi0tpptfrom it.
Au@ in Ger Gobriiatton unp Manu'
eastur bat Dir 8sfsn In esuilssleu Deem;
mum nt&t unbtetutsnes ,Gerh&ttts &C.
ua@t. ME rie na&febenrt uebsrf&t eer
wi@ueRea Artifh lsist:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
Napoltox uub bit 500 &ta1yts. 90

Napoleon nus biz 500 atsuytts. Don
cen 500 S&uasjtn. bic Napclspu pom
esm Dtesl6nia pom aesYpten ssltstsn
bat, nell Re bas meIifantf&e &lima h
8ut ue,traesn Dunen; wtrb e ibm bts
@siasn f&ulbte blet6en ucifen. pan
bert Rue Blsi& mad tbrsr antunft IN @e'
rtto 6frst&ti@ %eetporben. ,. y. fe baben
eas eelbe Gisbsr bstommsn unb ltseen I'm
Spital. wc~fe wabrf&einlt& lttaen blsi.
'teu werben. Die aneetn 400 fnp~ eapon
Btlaufen. wabrf&etnlt&, uu' f& bs0sr an
ba6 &tiuid ~ 9tw6tntH.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
-s etaeres aNs 1tGii.ttspa.I17%e :
an9etIi6e SntetvtGt'enter
.Wsfmd&h IN polsn.1E
70 D." Suas.

~ 0V O~S'"
Die sureYdH&eA Ra&rt&tsn 'brtnlea etusa.
4ert&t, BAT Wsaf aadeG ben ueali&ea Aattrten
ia(stn ttplemahi&eu e4rttt ,asessefennsn
II, tnbeu, e. 8utlanb etaen plan ,un 6rteeen
verselset BADEN foa; Der lualst& tte anatbdn-
stslett pelenS jtusolstrt. DIR 1eralas ntse
mis fnfof ~
l.. d pi,S :ta @sfsnttaaanS aafsiaS ats
z. Die Selatfden 8eeusssn hltibea spk ruff
): Z. Slss .isfss': tine setatfat. sttstasn6
'''t@'t a,,,,, s., =, 81, s.,,1ua.. ,.,,ts,,,
mar, ta,f se,toftet ober befraff wsTbeR..
Ian bort, ba6 bas fIanl6R(&e CABINET ,RN
NIT BEN snsltl&tn III ,B1tebvns alf ltsftn Dor
f&las ssrethtst tabtu' unb uuf Aafhalnt beesI'
ten bstasen fou, man stautt ater, bab ess' gar
ben(slten Seytuerfen rtrb. .. ! J it, =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
8&EDemperuteA.

8&SSD emueruteA.
: Or v5i&n6nb Grauinst"'. bttuBt N
ftiasr Iettea ManauisN GolasnbtS;
Die Grri&tuus bet fabIt4eH Comb
setaiion IA rsdt tt9entlt& stss bepaubte
Reattion 9e8eR bte fali&e Aitlaaa. I"
vel6sr BE GiuMtfation Detsf9. SabIeun-
b.s.S i'd eutptdtl. tat. an. ete Stsas
per Greitett. 0lu&bett-unp
Nraberlt&Iett baben rtr nit pel
lssat 8orbepaat Ste StlaptFei. +bis
uuferorpnuna unp seine farlt
&sateruns aefsst. @ir 6aten ts
xlterusnmsn, bic 8aeQf&afili&tn aup
Naati&tu problems. absr we@s Tf1 sis
testiRe Bslt osn xopf asrbri&t auf an:
fere Deife ~ lSlen. Nur untsr 0let&en
behebe 0lei&bert&MsuuB Olfl6be.
.e&tt9una Dsrtr. Die pom Natur u'tBlt@
Hap. IL pas Gbaos. g. stebt @aeen. ete
III. @llapsrst esboreu fnD. uno Beoor'
Iuate, pte aebpreu fnr. nuriu berr'
fdta.'@; Dies inp pH Gunpamental'
Wsuupldse. wel&e wir pom altsrtbum
tb.,iomusn BADEN uup rte wt1 Seatn cine
ptrpe.bte 8enuation. wel&e rie @etebsit
tbr.r Batter pustftn bal, lur .Geltun8
b.inaen. Glr pieie 9sbsen lebsr' lptr uno
Fub mir bereit ~ Rsrben. @ir bs1en oas
8swusndu, ba6 unieu CONFEDERATION
On ag6tttrn=etneason,@ o~tt>ttaae.
A<trnr 1otf&aft au preDt'
An bat. Bir fprs4sn Re tabn aus.
4,n Dbren bat ~ tettn, CT b6rt!"
l,tr fdr* asnptomie nit vtuai saeea HI,
+ ftaseu pir ts(onrers bic esutf&sn eop:
pevbeaps: seetuen Gt. ~ Il mad 3an'
5dt bts (aplt&tn 3Heitterttut1 gut bevor'
iuateu xlaNe, Der 6errf&moen. ober jur
unt.raeorbattsn ,&la6e ttr Dientaeen g.
%6sena De- Slben uannte fle bisber
tmmer n{&mttrtse banetaussr uno Drtd'
t&ueuen." Die nod unttr esn 2eibie!aptn
BET labli9tn Rlttfr fdnpen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

Gin f&5ntr 3us bon gsueral 9uoler.
sls 0en. 6oolsr neuti& Die 8uwunoetsn
unb &ranlsn feinst Armss ts(uA.s. fraets
Ct einen @&werunpuaeasn. Oh Ct stpas
far tbn tbun t6nne. A&. ento'anste RI
Solpat, i'd babe fsit fanf Wonaten ~ psn
etnes Geblers' In bsr 3abuifs u,siner Com
pa0nte Reinen Solp -srtalien. unp nsine
arnts Grau f&ystbi mtr. ta6 6e MT ibr:n
.xtnbsrn ben bi.tsrRenW anee| lsieeu uu6;
wenn t@ nur stras far fe bdtts. 70 p1ts
be t@ mir aue naetusn Dunrs1 .pente mo-
den. 3 Elm Bort ~ faasn. nabun
Der @tueral ietn 1af&sntu& ttraus, eab
BEN Soloat fet3ts Dsuars unp stne uss.
Der aruse 1eufel, rem 70 uueruartet AZ
bslfen puvte. ionuie pot ueberraf&un0
tetn Bort BEE Danie4 betpor6vin6sn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
S.reiuissua Ser i9eud@tu. Z

Beretnis atuus YET 9euf@tu. Bon a.
In Sst,tn pI,nat7ea @uf que Yrs1t unit
&e6tn, bab ,s bebe 3eit far Die Deutf&en
f.t, f& aatt. 10 v~ereinisen, nm III. 9n'
tereFen IL wabten, NAB ttne aere&tt' fat'
ttf&t aneritnnnpA, ibstr ,g!lfi&tae@n'
auua. bet=tsna &%mtittaustn ~ psIn,ittfln-
Gan, aut.s Sir Blauten abtr.; tae esr
sinaist @s8. ZEN nil II eisfes 1e,ttbuns
eiuiuf&lagsn bat.n,it It'll bs. l.iiibtnsa Bin
,pirtuna aufspk Termination .efe nd d.
Zen rtdteu}prdf bf td&afts
Gauptbattn uns t~anespisfsn II.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

NaS Baftisetsn. 90 miro pQN&nt.
bss Grtmsn @yttt& tsn btnts'
fsbi 1bsr Ntserirupptn erbaltsn pesrs,.
Gir weQen bise aus stnem 0rSnbs far
mSaii& bai,tN. rsSu ssn AaRtn VI Ams'
rttaner wdre eisb zoe Bette Mitisl. IN,
tbn als prdRpentf&afts.x anpisa.sn In
1864 unua69li& su MAIDEN.
&c bsi6t. ba6 Gen. 6owarb.a :
1efekt unit, 9tBel pas II. Gorps
mtsbv baben fole.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
Ote rptb< Steaetion.
Qriesssrtl1lune .gestn bic 9eud@eu.


gep. @ambIe rnfi.ear& fttn eabor'
0an. ben rIo. Nep." fltAmeIitantr uni
pas aus1tlautt&s @sfabl aeaen biz Deut.
f&su auf. Ct fastc sak ~wdbreno> Dit
amutsansr ibm rae ausruuteetuatsas
9unausn f6sntsn. BE Dsuti@en i'm Eae
fdr Gag uuf'e S&udbi&Re tuiultirsu.
Bic iset babe: Il DIFF NIT 0eru!p- unp
9anemuib ertra8sn. AbeE ea1 'NRab lei
seQ We auna usbtttaufea une r. sebe jet
Neti., ea6- eiss aufttrtn-, mlFs.. ,psnn
ut&t Der &a0entrtss beetnnea ioas. 9fss
mlbfeu fetne aueretfey serRsbsn. Dis
Qonvtntten rute ni&t ble6 ftin sanass
9erbaten biQteen. fonetru aud feline Sc.
Reuation ablt5ntn. CT befiee auetm bas
oanjs Bsrtrauen .bee oYrdfpsnssn anp
fsbe unttr rsfsn t%sionpsnrn S&uee.
6tsr made f& aQes BON felbsr unb %
mdiTe pabsr aud etn Gnbs baden NIT ben,
8%tutsnstsbsn. bsm 9ritse,uRanpe, Ter
9roieription (pon Msbsutn p II xabls,
ldbenl&aftslpls Mdnuer bdttsn re 9a&e
Midourf's In ptt 6fuuu gthuu1n1sn unb Is
milf. Griset pstes. Die Rapifalsn m6@.
ten puber oufbSr'n tup 68 IN I'D. nsb
men. bsfonrere rie Deutf&en..
Alio uneefdbr brldt f& BET, MiGourt
Rspubltean" IN sinsu, Soup. @ambls"
abnl&risbensn. b6&f ms.fmirptesn Ar'
tifsl que. bt ben, ptr' hen E@ouusrnsur
pcbl Mot NIT tln,s&t or Wiiptfsuf&af,
3,@nssn. Dsnu Rerte mar ru "Wlo.
NspubItean" Iunas ni&t nsbr 10 fred unp
fpra& e. felt @oups 20adion's 3,tttn
ni&t msbr 10 autboyotto..- Sc miro alio
ptn Rurttalsn unp Ben Dtuti&sn BON psr
ro,bm Rsaltton offer: Der xrisa utIdrt -
I'm uNamtn ,-@amb!e; ia %
wiro ae9sn fs In Nauaen Don 2ineoln
isttsr pas &uu3 aepttrigt: ~. 81
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
1861 llub 1868.

@ir eurfen tpobl etn* Gernanto @ooe
trob feinu GamiisnRrtitefetten NIT SsY.
mour als sintn 6auptrsprdientantn ttr
n6reli&sn Dsmu:ratie bstra&ttn. Stano
It uorrsa, ni&t gan, auf Ter platform ess
n5nlt&m Demotraten. 70 lag IS ttoe
rartn. tab It strpae frdber. ole feline par
tel, rie jsstae Rt@tuns ttr Dtmutrutts
pnfolat.. Differ Gernanto @ooo nun
fpra& 1861 am 20. April IN tiner ercttn
xrttassnlammtuns tn Nsw'gett f''ssn'
&c @orte: ~: "'
Der er5e.- Dram bielss 9aubts paa
afbineton- tuar :Aner.t Sadisu. ; 'Gr
loate: .,ris Union foQ uab 'uub etba!,en
rpe,ren", unp eanli In pemfetbsp
slime faasn MIR jtbt "tte Union fou
unp mu6 srbo!tm wtrpen. ftieeli& no
m0ali&, nit 8ewalt, wsnn q ni@t an.
psrs fetn fann."- SD btn thinner III
0unffen tinsr farftn erttutt
YEN @ewalt8ersfen; benn um witsiam
~ lein. if pole autorttdt ,u6tbta. Die
tretutint @emalt mug nit a4sn Mitttin
uusor0R.t- rt,esn. rtl&t- nS'bie fnp.
uu, rab @ouptrnsmsut aufre&t ~ -ertal'
len, Benn mir eas goapNnsn,tnt auf'
rs&t ,rbattn-, fu- tutttp- wtr~ ms ~fttbR,
un(ere unpsrdubstltdtn .8t&te une bts
Bats un(,rer frsien SnRituttonen auf'
rt&t..> Sd mill mstnt friberen SYmpa'
ttien aufetbsn unp In rteft1 9robsn GttRe
Re ben, 9anre opfern. 50 uiQ mid
(elbR biusinwsrfen' tn btdtn &f NIT
al unsinsu 8erm69tn unb ;4bnnsn.. 81.
uor bas 8aunerI rer 4txIdtbN 1ber Ga.
neail 6au: IN BoRon auf9tpFanat, psJetn
fol-, 1oQ a. dbsr4rit 2ei&t jerts BarBsrs
pom Ntw,2asyt Aetro9.n >wsrtsn. Die
9nteeritdt rer uniot unue trbalten susr'
pen unp t& forotte Auf auf. .>pb Limo:
tfraten. opsr, Rspublifantr, tint. aef&tp0sne
pbalanr Iu tilpsn. UNI ben Grttssa 3u
eIptsrn." ~. ~ Y
50 {pra& G.tndneo sNeefb 1861. 9ea.1s
ref BE @pra$e anftrr isttseu aspab't,
faHrx: ~ am, ~ .&:R:AH ":.'
lin 5; s un2.t 1863 brad elb., b.,.
{.lte 6traantp, Bopt y ;ssp yots: ;,
80. ST. aeeei, -btefsn. !*tis9,. ssund&a
neil unfft BphSfrnfsttnt Tin aeeet hat
einen efaAt -. tssreirsu. % attbt &c,
riS ahin<n RsniGsa, s,rer ~ bstaupte'
waat. bas. tte,, sutferntede -aLterilatten
miljtdtti@ttz 0tpatt1, 0seen siust, Staat
bsaranprt -iet. aat bieit .1eri&fettpen
Munvia. .ue Qrs6s aGiAenik afm " IN h6nS
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

Bei,tuus Der ,, gimes" Ofaee'i ia Gbi
taao Snrd Mtttldr.7z 81 rsr utrsanee'
uen Na&i mad IL lbl matf&trts cine
Gempasntt Que Camp DousIas Dor eer
nIimss" Diff ,auf yne beissts ras ST.
bdupe fowie Die etsaSe. "N'9a
t. Sn et.fent su9snblid (bsute 'Moreen
2 ubr) fsbt ,tas Milt,dr nod BOIL
tin Bswsis, eae pit,ip rbre.pts@en
Burn{ibe u.nategrtolten umadn.
tur4 8sfktvt wttt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
@ u,rppdtf6eS q.

@olex. &c bsiet tae a&t Golatsns
Corps Befsbl nbisltsn, in aftfurn Dtsna
~ treten.
Gin @efe&t mar ,wti&sn Bsreseaetu
uue Na&newIa. ue,asfaQeu NORM rie
9nfurasuttn Befeei taitsn.
2ratau, 81. Wat. Die Na@ri&t es1
.@&hl. 3sttuns" ron einem Sieee esr
polsn bei Oieom fou 9runtlos fem.
OfusN b,Rane Elm Gearsi@ss @sfs&i
assen MIA RuGen. bel 3artt. udb.sne
Doubrowett, bel x~lssse,po feate.
Der u&1ae" vu6feutit&t. cine Dent
f&rift tt6 9tn. p9~ogottue, uurtn II TT
Mttiet sur Auerotun9 bsr polrn In ben
NIT Nuelanb u%erbunrenen Yrooinssn an
-eiftt.
2enberg. ri. Wot. eaut Na6dateu
aus @onies II Elm AufRanp jenittis Gee
Dnispsr In Gbartow, puItuwa unc Qju'
~tn8pw+ Gu eefgg lsraine} -ausaebrodea.-~
l1nupst Qbartcw Asb.n 1000 9niur'
Aentsn inter rufti&en. Gdtntrp
Dt n@a,et.e Ra.oropa" unslpst. taf
aber 100 9nfutssn;sn 3piabA IL 8olbv:
ntsn bdsbi baben. <* ~>
Del &ttp tab,n tte Snfura.n,.n' elm
Nitbnlaee etIilten. 1000 Stuetnten vi
:rnissrftdt Rim tabtn f& bet 9niunet'
tiou an9sf&loifu.- ------- 70
81 .Watl&auer &rstit, Banf"bat: 81
rui6lhen Neoteruna Elm Davlsben eins
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
xy,MASts GabrtlHtS::

Die 3unabuts n bepeutenb.' abr ben
nod, propuetrt bsr @tfsn az Gabrit' uue
Manufaeturmaaren faum Elm Drittel TO-
ptel, als ne 6Rli&sn urb Mittel. Staa'
ten. Atu Die ipa&fsnbt 3undtu,e wtEb
uiat auebleibsn. AUD obns i0nRlideS&ue
ma6reeslu. tenn In sitltn s@u&ea II tes
DeRen rur& eie natatli&en 8ertdltnide
binrei&,np arf3att. phl BET Gransport
pom DAsn her tte Gabrif {ebr pertbelert.
Dire trift porjuoweiie tte l@perenr a.tt.
tel, pie Gilsn, MobNisn, Nderbauendtb.
(&afien, @a@9tnen uub ptttt6 Auseye.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
Gin iutertKauter fFnub. Auf rer ia,

Gin iuterefauter Gnub. Auf her Garu,
BON Sadfon biuearp IN Union 1ownfbip
In Dssmotnss County. III man bsim
Btunntuerabsn ii, ,sin.t Iitfe BON 80
Due. inter elmer S6f&te blausn 1bon's.
ouf ein Observation-Disclosures 6olaloaer
aftpbfn1 mtthss- tteitpetft Sttfaultlf.-
Die form lisst IN: etinserl" gprairt BIZ fdstns
bar ME Dolrnu&s eAtbsn bat, unr fern
BON irpenD einem Glub oser elmer bseeu.
ttnrm u%usbtnbsA ets 8eeene. "rDit"ad'
;ber.u umRdnus sloutsns. 1D,oln sinsn @svlo'
GIN ftlstR:M rtrrttt Ga. arb.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

y o1t61I 81 yJoeleteye
-HnG n. 2lxs1 1853
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

DStJu3UslHHb 3Vt1 VSWlVYs"
Lgmalptreius on: lSonnlaa tsu Z. SUM.
Na& mebrersn Debatien, dbsr, .bis Bod
mdeiateit uesr llnipsdmdeiaftt,: rse IN
faufe einsr ntufn eefaIitdt fiji DC. S&ult,
wuict ait Rddf&t rarauf. pak g. faI ale
cine unn 6el!@tsit srf&stne. BIZ far sintn
ioldsn Mnialf unb Meutuu stfoteetti&n
Rotten auflutrtns.u, tsf&tudsn; eae boz
iebiae e&ulesbdups bur&r 4nbau; he sus
@ren,. Ter Got pstssbes1t wnrsn fctiF.
Die ItuRsts wureen bsaufroat. 4kifI nd
tue 5pstikeattoa far rtn 58auria bs:
f&afsn. ,.,.. "a -,.y-za.
1au, bfentlt6 ausBetot.n unb tae .tis
9rulates uur G@ulratb bdust fsth fcllttn,
ptua uisrrteRen iussrldGilen '1itttt ,etn
Gcutlaet. juS srttetlen.
I Gtnen -Gemainse s~sSth: An!auf eer
ua&kbslegentini so 6ut bttittu eUl ptree
aufasatben, f& una, er1n' Ansauf~ 4au$ TT
al sitf,t feetat.n, 80 Bub 'bIttien Set,
auf per I'D 1raulbaufe tlltgen' u. Ita IT,
mabsn. Din, Gommitits wurtt az It,
aliep pen afnti ttsauatftstt., !, -
Y a@ i IN clttntttsttHfsftn 3,eeteeaA par,
nit ben Gplsttionsn, 4. fprtjufabrsn,
|wuiee;inr @atl bon 2tststtnnsn 81 pstb,
U&en 6~aneatbsiten s1sl&tttte a1sa
Ulpati. paIbtn SO Gsan!stug bttfian q
,ninab1 biuiDa giiteit. 80 ~ 4 80 ,sah,E -.
m = 81 k.iGl. 81
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-04-29

cour Bay; by digging down few feet an inexhaus.
tible supply Of water be obtained Of III richest
kind 1t yields one bushelsta sixty gailonA That
of the salines in the interior Of dc State one bllS
to two hundred and City or three huHdrsf galloea
1t graduates, toe, juseas soon g it begi TO IN.
The waters the coast are SO thinly Infused THAT
the custom of late has been to boil down to brine
the first day, and complete the operation the next
day. 1870 ......,.... -
The 8rst days boiling of this Bon Secour water
il suficisntto do the work complete. 1t has been
thoroughly tested, and several gentlemen are pre-
pairing to erect their kettles Immediately. At the
point alluded to the sea tide for Centuries We sup
pose has been impregnating the soil, which IS found
to be honey combed by that queer little animal
called the fiddler. In its refux the salt has been
deposited in these minute holes and the result IS
that the water beneath the surface is strong brine
1t Is easily reached, and as we have said, ID no
doubt inexhaustible. Tri6unsGs -s.. -.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-04-29
G4t StanSafb*
rHR SLEEPING BEAUTY.


Tb, .old.ffinsed curtains loeped aside
From round the couch. wherein sue lies,
The charmed seal Of slumber pressed
IInon the waxen- lidded eyes;
ash,le the moonlight glimmers through
The leaves that climb the easement DER,
And fling their quiveriTs shadows forth
Upon the tesselated floor.
She sleeps the pale light softly falls
Across the naidens sculptured face,
And o err her bosom's pearly snow,
Upheaying meath the robe Of lace,
And dreams while through the dimpling smiles
Tha. keep the moist red lips apart,
The white teeth glow-a wedge OF pearl
Within ruby's crimson heart.
How lightly, on the silken couch,
Recl,nes the full, yet perfect forn'
The soft brown tresses nesting close
About the milk.vhite rounded arm,
That half supports the dropping head,
And glossy weight Of truant curls,
Escaping from the prisoning band
Oflarge, white oriental pearls.
50 still she lies, while languidly.
The lashes dark, and soft and sleek,
Yelling the lustrous oras beneath,
Rest on the rose hued ivory cheek,
While over lip and eyes and brow,
The warm. enamored moonbeams creep,
Encircling with their light the form
Thus clasped within the arms OF sleep.