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The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

ARBITRARY ARRESTS. - Arbitrary ar
reSiS and orders anil threats Of military
uI'st1rtS, ~e are proud to state, have not
iniIInidated the li"n-hearte,l Democracy
Of the West The wrriched iOuls oil
power have IrerInrn 10 deal -wiIh, nat
slaves. Let u" Democrat. no man wIIu
ishrS TO See the old Union RESTORED,
have the least fcar-the blood Of the mar
tl n ~ill becnme the ell "f the church,
and every arrest Of persons for mere
Opininn'S sake di<graces and wrakrns the
party which makes AMI in'l0rSes such ar
rest. Individuals may suffer fur the ex,
precision of their hOneAt opinions, hut jus
tice will be done to their memories by II
who love liberty and respect manlinrSS
and tearlesSnesS The American penple
will never surrender their inaIienial,le
rights-rishts purchased ny the blood oi
the patriots OF the Revolution. Clearer
and stronger than ev-r, At no distant day.
will they reassert their rights, and then
will their OPPresSors be held TO fearful
reckoning.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
ANOTHER EJECT OF REpraLIcANrs,

ANOTHER EFFECT OF REPCBLIcAMSM.- -
S"me al the leading Abolition journals oI
the Atlantic States, are advocating the ne
ceSSitv Of keeping large standing army
an army such as was regarded by the
fathers Of the Republic rs the greateAi
five to liberty. The old plea of the despot,
that it IL to "enfnrce or.ier," is used.
when every intelligent man knows it
means the death-knell Of our country,
and the advent of a tyrannical military
dtsp"ti<rn. The hayonrt, not the ba LIT,
hnx. Is To govern. Force, not reason, is
u cnntrol the actions "G American fre,-.
men. The mercrnarirs Of a drEpOtic
military chi"ftain are 10 stand at the
polls, as they did hut short time ag, in
Missouri and Maryland. and intimidate
fr.+mrn frnm exercising a sacred right -
a right far which the patriots Of the R ".
olutinn shell their blml. A Ganatira'.
corrupt. tyrsnnical Administration, d..
spiSed by the people. is to he kept in
power by such means. Tf the ppople
permit such tyranny they will soon b.
slaves.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

Democratic TOwAShiP COnvention.
A. - Township Cuuvrnthn nf the IIrmocru.
y Of Cnsumnes Township, held 1T FaIrplny
July 2sth, 1858, the f'llnwiuR action ~ a. had
The COaventiOn was called to order by J. r.
Tales, on whose motion J G.. MCGUIRE Was
elected President. and Pat. Gibson Secretary.
Committee on Credentials WAS spIpt,inted Nv
NE CnaiT, who FepOFted % delegates entitled
20 seatA RepOrt adopted.
Committee on Order Of Business submitted
The following report. which WAS adopted:
]. b uding Ut minutes.
3. The consideration OF division Of Town.
chip.
Q. The nomination Of Assessor and Collector.
4 The nomination Of Road OverHeer.
8. The nomination of Two Justices of the
Peace.
8. The nomination Of two C0nStablee.
The 6rst 0rder was brOughi up and = vnie
taken BY ballet, with the Epll0~inR result: Is
votes f0r feinsfsting Maintain Township and s
egaiust-9 deIegstes nat voting.
On mntion Of A. T. Lee, the proceedings oi
sns Coavolti.'n were ordered published in the
AoyNRAm DHnocRAT.
Do muti0u Of 3. K. Claibourn. the Cnnven.
August
&c. MCGUIRE, President
Par. GnsoN, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

SPEcULATING IN SOLDIERS PAY.-Th, re
is said TO he go vi deal of shaving prac.
iiced on the sOl'hers at Washington, by
relations and strikers Of the Cabinet.
Some. it is charged. have given as high
as from 90 T.. 90 feT cent. Sir advance
money. The pets Of the Administration
are rraping rich harvest out Of the ne
cesSiIirS 1T the soldiers and the di<tresses
Of the country. They want the war con
timed; they can easily paw three hun.
dred dOllars and thus escape the draft,
AID remain in Washington to rob the sol.
diers and SwindIe. with the connivance
Of their Cabinet relatives, the Govern.
ment
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

Or WHAT PHAcrIcAL VALuE?-O
what practical value is the guarantee "f a
free press If il be forbidden I" address it
self to free people le:-ifit is compelled
I" sustain the illegal. arbitrary aud 1. q.
ranniral acts Of u weak Executive and
corrupt Cabinet! How, indeed, can 1t
be truly said that the people themselves
are free when the press is muzzIrd?-
when it is suppressed I r daring to tell
tie Truth and expose corruptinns To
in>olvntly dr.nand that all men shall in
'lors", either Iaritly or openly, the meaS
ureS Oi The Administration. even though
they brlirve thISe mra>ur. s to he fatal l."
their freedom and fraught with jury +"
their country, i to assert the sovereignty
OF the Administration and to deny that oI
the people which it is supposed to repre-
sent, and whose servant it profesSeS to
be. The rule If the maturity was never
intended to include the right To- Atifle the
v"ice Of the minority. An AdlDmi>tra
tiOn must be indeed worthless and 30, .
rnpt which cOwers and Wills before criti.
ci>tn. A cause must be wrong. danger
Gus and injuri"uS ~hich cannot stand the
test Of discussion.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
VIE are RsAels :

It requires something more than pro-
EvsSi"n of attachment to the Union to
make q Uninn man. The leaders OF the
Administration party have lab"rei t"r
years tn dissolve the Un:On they met in
Convention ut Chicago and adopted Sec
tiOnal platform and nominated sectional
candidates for President and Vice PreSi
dent, knowing that their election Wo"ld
be regarded by the S"uth a. declaration
0f war against their domestic institutions
they declared their determination, openly
aud boldly, h have "nO Union with
shareholders ;" they carried a sectional
flag in their prresSiODs with the stars,
representing the Southern States, erased ;
they provoked hoStilities by their ceaEe-
less asgressiOns on the rights Oi their
nrnghbOrs and by nulrfving laws Of Con-
gresS made to protect those rights; and
vet, with this record Of their treason
staring them in the face, they claim to be
Cninn men aud boast Of their loyalty tn
the Government! Whoever is against
the Constitution Of the United States. in
whole or in part. in spirit or in letter, is
q rebel. Whoever Is against any Of the
laws Of the Government, whether they
relate to fugitive slaves "r To fr, e'nen, Is
a rebel. Whoever insists that Law OF
Congress can be violated any more in
Massachusetts or Michigan than S'Mth
Carolina or Alabama, is . rebel. Who
ever is opposed To restoring the Union
and maintaining the Constitution, is a
rebel. Whoever is in favor "f arbitrary
arrests. the suppression Of freedom "f
>,e ch and Of the press, is rebel. Who
ever wishes to make the military inde
p' nlent Of, and superior to, the civil
power" is rebel.
Let us make clear, clean work Of our
".oyaity." and apply to it the rigil ru
that he Who nffend> in one point Utfen'l<
in all. Let the AdnIiniStI alton party re-
member that it Is n much y crime I" nul
lilv law uf Congress aS it i to fire "''
the National flag aud that thtir doing
the fmmrr caused, in great measure.
the latter. Let them remember that they
were the first To pronulg gate aud sustain
the ,lMtrine oi scceSSI"n-ihe fist To .ie
clare, in CrItain contingency al.
mission If Texas into the Uni"n As u
State-that they would dissolve tn"
Union the first I" preach treason from
the stump and teach it to their followers
the first t" treat with contempt drciS
ms Of the Supreme Court. They hav'
heen the dradly enrInirS "f the Union.
and would now rather see it shaft red
into atoms than restored as Our fItherA
mad. it. They place their Infamous plat
form and the liberation of the slaves Oi
the South far abovr it. and drnnunce a.
Srrp>Ninni>tS all who r.fu>e to follow in
their fmtSteIs. And yet these wrtt''hrs,
fostering with treason. habitually boast al
their devotinn I" the Union. Democrats.
you can easily stop their lying t"ngurS
ny asking them if they are in favor ol
Iesluril Z the old Uuiun.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

PA11lHR.-At Tie Abolition meeting In this
city % Wednesday night, Alderman COoper
had present, near the platform, about any Of
biz male Chinese tensnts, who cheerrd loudly
.vbsnsvsr he did. They ars valuable acqui.
sisiOu 70 the Abolition party. end are ss intel.
ligsnt and - American in feeltsg as their
landlord
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

10. o. F.-Ata regular session Of Zstu
Encampmsni. Ma. g. q Q. P. hhsIIda hsIa ii 0Gstaidd Gsaidd
Fellows Hall. PIAcsrviIIe. on Tuesday last the
following "fReers we're installed BY D D. G. C
P. Jameson y. Grautham C p, c. c.
Pei ce;, H.P. H.. K Shearer; s. WIT
A'ddleUnn; Scribe. Thos. II. Churchill Treas.
L. TAnnenwald; J. W., s. Harris.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
COUNTY TICKET.
TOWNSHIP No1rINEEs.


kL4cEnVH11 TouEsBP-Por Assessor and CoIee.
scr-henFy eymons; for Road Overseer-MIchSsl
OoloMA ToWHSUP.-EoF Assessor and CoIIertor-
Oeab hanly; for Road dOversesr-RObert Means.
DIAHozD ePRIpos T'WnsHiP -7or Ass~s.or and
CesSeo'or-Chas q Irwin fnr Road Ov. rs-er-N n
Reward SoT Justices Of the PrAce-J r. BUHau1ton
ana a setsoatasl; for COnStAbies-Isaac Peters aud
Chas. L. Amidon. ""D
A01 SsAinoe TOwHsMP,-Por ASSESSOR and C,Ilrc-
ser-J. :. Simmons; for ROaL Ov, rst. r John Mrn
ghe"; Tor Justices Of the Peace-J NJ BRYANT and
:. 1ichardaon for COnstables-L. II. SlIrewsburv
and Charles T RousSin.
MnIFsOAk Tow STEIP-F1r Assessor and Collector
- bsFIi for Dad 0veFsesr-E. ~. Huskins: G,r
Sn1esces Of the fesee-yohn ?. Bremer and Samuel
= reltoa; for cOnstsbleS--Jsmes Gray and c.
9hgEwooO TOWNSHIP -Por Assessor and CoIlector
~ Bishop; for Road OverSeer-JOhn stoddnrd.
k11sY ToWHBaIP For Assessor and Collector
Z. E. Ozark for Road 0verSr~r- q. De,nuth =; for
Justices Of the Peace-G. H. Rookie and T. Ro,ns. rS
nan; Tor Ooustablss-J. IrO0s and J. H. HuTh a.
GsSso.sOW. TowEsmP.-FOr Assessor and ColIrc-
AuFphy
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

NSw FrEH.-Ar. LeP"id Her1og has become
9 partner in the popular dry g'~ds house Of
Wolf Brothers. Of this Gus. The business will
heAFaRSr be conducted under the fr,n name of
WOLF HsrSog &CO. The ladies' will tind the new
Grm like the old, ever polite and AccOmm ,dA.
ting.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

IHFoRMATIoH WANTED Of Thomas J. Touea,e,
from AaeOmb, Illinois. He came N CAIiE~.
ND, AcrOss the plains. in 80 or Isl. when Ias,
bard fFO@.S ysaFs agn, be was On Rabbi,
Greek. Sierra county. Any information con.
osrning him win be gratefully received BY II
g. Ca6Gaam, aS FiAcerviIie.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY.

DISTRICT cOCRT-HoO. r. ?. Myer.. Judge; ThsnsS >:
IAlsn, Clefk. Regular Terms commence The sseaae
February aud Nay third NOsdsys Of August
COUNTY COCR1-H"n. james JohnsOa. Judge; TAeaas =
ratteh Clek-hods Its regular Terms on Ihs hss1Ays
u January. Nay and SepteH6er. ~
COURT OF sRSSIONS-Hoa. james JoAassa, Pss81ing
1doge 0ed " Stout and Hiram Fak Aasoelaae 1ae1lse
sue hosaaA PAttsn. CIsrkhsIas regular Tsrssa Ne
urH AondAyS Of March. IHiy aud November.
PROBATE COCRT-Hna. JAmea Johnaoa JuaGs; ThsAaS
Patien Ck-holds regular Terns ou Ihs Iassi Msaasy
II each month.
hOAkD OP sUPERvIsORs-eoasisss ~ ossFEe y. essa
=. hleh-1m and z. PtS ee e;-ThomAs n. POltea ClagA
noid regular meetings the hrst AoadAy 0ath
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
r1x8 CITY AsED ooU1rrw
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

The DemOsratie eandiaatee are earnes,lv 20,
questsd 70 meet a. the ONCE Of The MuuNiAIN
DSnooaAT, tn the city OF PIaeervi,Ie, ON Satur.
day, the lot Of August. At : o'eIUck r. y. II i,
essential that a should be pIsssnt, as business o
tmpoEtaneO win be transacted.
A. ST. CLAIR DENVER.
Il. o. SLo0s, seer'y.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
Atm anbrrtisrmtnts TOsDag,
INDEPENDENT
UNION CANDIDATE.

G. w. STOUT, Of Upper PiAe' rvi'le, an
nounr.s hims-r ~ thr r'quS' ~ marY v"tr.' ~
An UNCO\DlTION ". CNIUN CANDIDATE '"r
TOW WNslIln ASSESSOR AND COLLk ToR o VI"
crvviIe Township at the rn'iing election idei<"'
Irut Of all iac,iouS and cliquvs.
iuly2S G' W. SIOO H.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

AASoMc.- There will beA regular commnni.
cation Of St. James Chapter. No. ls. r. A. n.
on Wednesday evening next; and regular
assembly Of El DOrsdo CoaImaDdery Of KniRhts
Ts~pIaEs on Thursday evening.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
DLACERvILLE WATER cOmpA,

WATER COMPA-
Il M omce. Main street, PlacerVilIe Notice i,
hereby given that ths. regular annual n,e,tiT . :"
this Conn" ny will BE- held on Monday. Angus
ga 1858. a. O'Clock P. n , for the tIsction O
Trustees, AID such other busir ess a. may come be
fore the meeting
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
TH0S. @. NUGENT, Secretary.
PiaesrvillS, July 28d, 1Se3-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

Trusteen ARE requested To charge the above ANTS
tO the undersig"ed. on IN, ir district account book
and credit the same by oFders drnun
M. A. LYNDE,-
County superintendent of P.,I.IIc schools.
Diamond SprlDgs, July 80.h, lssS.-2w
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
CONSTABLE.

The undersigned respectfully announces h'nsel
,andul.I- fT rr-rl-c i,,n tn the n 81 G. ns Ahl
IL n -, rv.ile Township AZ ihr arf'-i -h',r ''
Juiy25 A. SAMON EON'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

TOWNSHIP SoSINATIOSs.-Ou Democratic
friends in the different Townships will obIige
rs BY sending 10 their Township nominations
a. soon a made
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
DEATHS.

Arm. Nine Mile House ION the Carson rad,
Julr lqth. Ne Harriet Irrhr, daughter II
Luther HsS,don. sgrd 10 leArs, fOr'ns'l: VI Grren
Bay, Wisconsin.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
RIRTHS.

In this Citv. the 9th in., I" S. S'lberS' In
inIw T., y d,ughIrr.
In Pull delphia. July End, to VIM L u rpis
nj W.T., ddI1hi"r
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
MOTHERS! MOTUSRS: {!
MOTHERS

DON'T FAii. to procure MRS. wINSLOW'>
SOOTHING >NRCF for CHILIEtN TEETH.
ING This valuable preparation - the pTescrip'
ton Of one Of thr beet frmslr hH-iciIns at.
nur,es in tie Cm;rd siAtr', and hA- i'rsn u-r
tor thirt, wear. With ntv-r failing ,sf,;y and
GEES b, millions II IOtheTS and eth dren, ron III,
ErrIl infant II ..ur week "l L" III" adult.
II MT "niy rrhrNes the child fr'm pain. bat ~
vlEorArrs the ,t4nAe ani tONr.. corr. Ct All MT
AID gives t. he aud energy /" the ~hois '!sitni- -
II will aln,St IuttAutl! Trii'Ve
G.uIN"> ~ lHb ItuWELS bND WIND CHniic.
We b,llrNr II l. the Iit.i ard SAf,rt E'mvdy II
thr wn,ld in c.s-> Of nIsEN TLRN aud DI
AEHHGN ~ CHILDREN, ~h. tb,r II Ar.-c'
fro t-rthIng "r ALy other cSu.r.
Full dir,rti"n. fer u.iHE will accompany 'He'
i.htI-. None grtnIne unlsss the fac ain, ,ir 81
CURTIS X IRkINs. NV York. l, ou the out
side wrapper.
Sold b, all Nsdirine ncalsr'. Principal ofhce
80 bay street, New York.
Price OIL! y rruts per irnt,'e.
REll\GTON 4 co,
ais and AIS TIULi o., San FTALri.co.
anglm6 Agrnts fur { IL fniuia.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

FDIrnRs DEM"cpA ri-a.e Amn"nn"" GEO
W.sBN &OR-sS all j. drp-I deaf 'hd date The
uSre oi t-"--"r Ahd CoIlectm VI Co.. uinurs l. "h'
sh,p OOhge, ..-,,,
Augl MANI NoIEHS'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

WEare indebted tn Bradshaw 4 Co.. Herman
dsa, and Wells, Fargo Co, for newspaper f.
vOes during the past week.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
APPoRTIoNMENT OF sCAooL
FUND

NOTICE The following superintendent Of Sta.
An Sel'Or- Funds has Just been made, znd Is nOW
subject tn drnI
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

~ you want your washing well done buy
DLshaway.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
MARRIAG L S.

In this Ciry, Il e 26Ih i, 81 BY Esquire 'sh
4 ,murl Parker aud Sarah y. Harrington
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

READ the advertisements.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

sOldIerS, Attention !-rAin, di."sse and
exposure, With lot 'h"sie. muddy water A"o
had ,ht Niu lac AZ oidahir, but aiGItd wit
HnLLowAI'S PChIfYING aud 5 Strength
EStNG flLL> ,"u ran rn all ih,-r AID oil
retain good health. Onl. IS csLi. per bO1.
220
The WOrld.RenOW RemedIes,
H ILL NEY'S
PILLS AND DIN NJ MT,
Are f"r sale III all! qua tIti+, by
CRANE BRIGHAM.
Wholrsale Drusyi,ts, San FrAncireo.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
CATHOLIC FAIR
VH THE BLHKEiT W

Al Confidence Pavilion, PAcrrviIle,
Monday and Tuesday v.nings. Au.
gust 3lst and SIP ember 1t. 1858.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

11eber bic Ndumnns sen penfaeola
mirb cue Nstp -0tlsans Ndberes st.
n4tet:
"Als e bstanrt uurpe. ba6 au pen'
f,eola~ Bsfsbte gum abmarf@ be. 28fen
Watne, &.stnnsuts mad 9teu 0teanS
uao' iur 8sftbuna Ter Gorts unb Der
NaYYyarb nur oura BE b.tpen nod dbrf,
aeti 9fstnaft1tsr, . bas is. matue unb %.
eonnee.ieut Reatmens, eIasseaneen ftttsn;
ltteRen BIZ 5oleuten iu eiaub.n bue
re ppu[ERfdnbfBi Rddmuus ess ptasss fdr
rem Geinb. teabf@tteto rsrbe. uno man
t5rte utele berftlbeu Ihu6rtn; ft ,rareen
rem prlati lbplr ftrtnt. Ataus !ntseetbrennsn.
D.uasnad6-aeiAtt1 f&ams Ds,neraaS "
Wittae Gtusr, uub4 1aAe sure gld&te
lang mar ser glat ttttt6euer3 unb @au@
astdQt. Die Sent bti. Na@ts min ale
fur4tbar 4Broeartta btf&rtebsnst =; E.E. :
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

Gbdiuu n6rbli9er &rieeer. @is &.
tannt Ia Baton @ouee 6ee unr Mite Ae:
rporren. Nue 8tnwcbnu 6nr asRa&tst
fur ne orntn unalld!i&tn @eiber UNI
xinru pu a~sfalenn orer psrtrtsbsnsn
fetnrlt&.n Solpat.n tltebtn aur0d. Sie
bdttsn bet psr arobm Ebeusruna. Ole bier
berf4t. ebne G1ndbrtr rem ldrsd!i1fsn
6uuautore anbeimfoQfn -mdftn.. Sis
,partu, ruen1 mon .es 10 nsbmsn pia IN:
1e.e Geinrt uno bdItsp cine 3u@tisunp
uerpis lent, obsr 6ilft unp Gpetmutb III bsis
fer. penn Na&s. Sbne etne Auforcerun8
abauuarttn, ma6tm 0& rte Wuitbanrsn
unp @%e(ausuersine en bitfasn Brtsaetn
unp Reetmenier toran, Concerto une
Etsatuiptsle gum BsRsn etr rerlaG.nen
Drauen. Rinbn uno @aiisn BON Batun
Rouge III esbsu. Gbsuid unp Concerto
bradtsn Elm police 5ars. ba alle Rlal1en.
pom @ensral bic gum Gambuur beruntsr,
pert,tttn rpa.en. Dur@ ben boben &in<
%trittsprsts rrurps cine 3i,ml(@ betd&tlt@s
Ginnobunt n3ielt. BE Damn lofort untsr BIT
bllRo(en pertbsilt wuree. Sc TT ttn
(95ner Gbarattsrauo unitrer @olraten. f&
10 per dlFo(tn Gamilieu itrrGstnrt an
1unebmen. Die n5rpli&.n @trrdtbtr unr
0nlsuursr {olten G& Elm Bsifpiel an ete>
fen l9li&tn @olpaten nsbutn. .,r:~:'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
NeuereS aus Gentra1s unb Sibs
Auttrita.

Der britti&e Daupfer nEauhur"; p.1'
der an. II. Wdro potR @rtptown In 49,
pinro0 ontam. bra&ts stnsn Aesutsn BEL
centrakamsritani{&m Granlt' @oupae'
ME NIT csr Na&rt@t. toe BE Reeteruna
Don Ntearaaua aue Dampfsr, eoeerbau'
|f.r, 0o.rdtbe unp (onfiaes Gi8entbun
inay& ompaenie nit Be(&luB teltet botts.
Str aa.nt ,potte bsn Beifano Der In
6aisn ron pauoma uno pom Aeptntpau
It.aenetu auerifant(&en 3rieaef&tfe. Il
ynfpra@ nsbusn, .un, BE %eenaunte Re-
ai.rune aur 3uradnabms tbrsr Ia6usesln
~ n6tbfesn. ="
Na@ Der NusfaBe bee aasnttn ber
Eranft, @onpusntt B%atnbrtrse pures
Der Dampftr "9au Suan", Gopt, @to.
9. 6lorun,, ndbrsne & auf BEN Nttatas
qua. Gee Dor Grenade lag. ON 2. Mdra
BON ben Beb1rptn tptaesnou.u,sn; 1auo eer
-aerabe an. 9anrt bsfnblt@e Qa9ttdn per.
baftet. 40 grune wuroe iperr. B1u@ bee
Qontrottee BON Ssttsn BET GoupaBnts
ana.aebtn. Ebenfs erotng ,es BEN Glus.
; tnpf.r t.Guipae te2y rsnabn,1 atet Gprt
ESan Garlos unb anbtttnL Qi0fntbun pet
Gpmpaenis, Ltrpb btua Vrot.ae btE Aeea.l
Eten. ~ :
Mande alaubttn, abae 5sins tsttif&e
Gsntta8utt, uno 1ubeye, tbatf DanbsrBitt
Faus @rapnete BE zSewal,faueu 6&ttt
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

teraus, pnb baip lpirb ,ptr stoppsrl
2anp(eleaiA IN beu DrarpiuStucus1 fafbio,
uatle wsrbsn.
Mundus 'vult tdecipil Sollte NAME
eldutsnu,, e,a6 a; IN pis{rt ausenbit6 Sra'
|beau unna6ella IA. ID btr Br6eerer enslt,
f&snI YrtFe bts 1batfa&e au tsHRattrsa.
rok alsranera.a as -tsius Ms"1a441RnAsta
tint Deut(@t, stnt @alesw,a, U,SSiRflns.
[rin IA, psrea @oter ben Si.d tidst:
yraA3 Eb1ifian bon s&Ist'pia 5elttin.
|.Gonrsrbure 1lddabura" uneh tpte nut
,tue iYrinSefin In Ddnsuatt .aewcrps,,.
rsil tbr. eplsr 0atsr gum @srdtbtr On
i.insu 2onbe .tpa1r; pefdr ibm i1 SabIls
1853 ras Orb, Hs&t auf ben tdntll&sn
Gbren sussfpte6en ,uures9 llnu'6ali4,
etss: %arasnpdstta In Ter erabsren sns't'
f&eu Yst1e AZ fa9sn. p. .y
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

%rdfiotnt 2iuesIu ubtslt f1rsli& tta
66&R tnttrtGantes Waltntins 3u9sf6idf.
DaGelte ntI,e zen otnauifontf@m Meler
ror, Dor ttn, etnt MaEt @olrfdde Ia9sn.
re II frab, unpt rporaus sr rie bttanntsn
u@r,enbads".- rts n,usn Staatsnotsn
- fatri3ittt< pom etuen f&cn Elm :btlrddt
li6es 6dufhn bintr ibm aufanbtro,'
lag. Der prdfptni jsfatt ra1tltt rem
6inan,(frstdr @bait. FER rariber 10 out:
petra&t nor. rab er asatn Qineeln da.
bnts. ct 1pplt' a%pp.abItdli& 'rsigrtzea,
rptnn mai, BON ibm rie Meinun2 tdttf,
lpt. tie Ra1riia.ur p,utlf& senua rar,
Neut.. 2ineoin. flopfle ibm jtro& g.
malblid auf pie S&uItu uup an'rs1'
5Stsas itin. IT'D iies,1 sys7l91b,ns Vi II.
beuIon pordttr If. trtb.n mir Ben arler
UNI --ponn friet It rit ,.@seenbuds''
un1p fabriitrt @olr :"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

Gejtt stseu &ertdli&uag BON @strdn'
ten. Die pennfp!uani(&e Q~eatslatur bat
foleentse @tftt tttoftn: DOT att Dtt'
i.nio,n, rh&s @srdnfe osrfdl(4en, NIT
elmer @stebube BON $500 otu NIT elmer
@tfdnentbfrafe pom IL Wouaten befrafi
merr.n foasn. Aud tonn tas @ert&l
nod l1uRdnren bsirt Straftn alet6aANa
a%uufenn,n. Stes Bamii&une i&drltder
rer @sfunttttt- ~no6tttttiBtsH@tpftp9
als Derfdliduua aeltsn uop ett; Nnalp'e
etnse @a&ustRdnriQtn aIs Beweismittt!
anaenommen tpereen."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

&c; tatte .tetn 53srwdrfnfb 3wtf&en
Baresrn unp Ssleasr fa%ttssfuneeI,, y
piel ID bats srfabrsn tbnutn. Dt cot
EATEN parsR ui&t besoui&t ale BAD tsast
auStta&; raber fe srbra&sn :etne Apo
tb.ie u. stlanefen ttusQ uantitdtS &naps,
ebe maj. ibnsn Ginbalt tbuu ,lpnnte. .Ste
brern..~ ~-ANfUsnisper. PIE ae -felbtf
tnu,a.tabt battsn, 81. Warp's 6aa, stn
(@6nts pottl. I'm t.fen 1b.ile Der Staet.
.unp ale Dubnbduisr NIT Nusuubme rsr
ees Najers Gbafe unb pss Obsrftn MaI'
Iory. 50 rrarsn uur eintee 100 Ginpob'
ntr am plaSs. psl&e ote 6abfeltatettsn.
bic Ge faumsln lonntsn, aufroftsn unb
f@ tauit ouf ben bfent!t&eu pldsen
psr1ammeln fonutsn. DffJiere uue ect'
pa,en .maFsa In, 3ufonp v~oufdnrsser
Generalization .aetuefen fem. Dtt Diff
itsrs f&sinsn tsine @a&t abn rtt @ani''
9ebatt ~ batsu. Sis fclsn II.
AeueuRss estban babtu, uua eae @nl
Ter 3srR5runs aufsubalten. ~Aue Mild
ri1den Opuationen uno aue Dteetplin
,paren au Gnee. Ba@sn pRsate mon gum
S9uB Don Gietntbum aufiuasQen ; ats'
rsn Muesnbltd, no rjsOfFat.re usri&wan'
ben. Ntdtsn pie @adsn pus Giseutbum.
cas tbnen %onpntraut tppreeu mar. IN
9ranb. ObuR Dyer. Der plaseomman
pant. TIT. ME en Bsri&tfaat sana psr'
Rs.t lb,r lie @ufdbruno fstnsr esu's.
lumber. Ct eab, flag, man, Defeb!. rae
Disjenip.n, Wilde bstm GeunonIeysn It
tappt mGrrsn. fofort ui&o0m wtresn
(olt.n. Gnelid wuroe rn 3apfsnare&
ssf%'"~.sasrhste Wanni&aittn rrurhfn III, ln
sic ytaSpDdm aulammen9toeeu u"U7tot'
a%baeperrt.