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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
Seward la 30 and


by tie COVER, ocnt. Listen TO His
same WI. Sesard in sc and 90.
In the alted States Senate, on the
.lh { Of August, S56, Mr.. Nm. u.
Sc, I'd delivered speech IN which Ae
co the following questions
Where on earth is there = FREE COY
eminent where the press is al ackled
and speech is strangled?
When the Republic Of France wa
snbycrted by the FIRST Consul, what else
did be do but shackle the press and stflo
speech
When the second Napoleon restored
he Empire on the ruins OF the Repablic
Of France, what else did he do than to
,hachic the press and st'angle debate !
When Santa Anna 50 ned the govern
mcrt OF Mexico and converted il MO u
dictatorship what more had he to do
than to ehackle the press and sthe po-
iiical debate?
Again, Ia $50, when making his Lid
for il future rcpu' hcan Nomination N a
western csnyassl, Z tour, Wm. II. scW>
Aiu ea,d ID MS ~ au' i.nh) speech :
silence 0" mdtf'fS 4" of"tt, lne ap-
sehce = freedom q sP,tch ana rec
90. = = 'ae press "hai KIND 81 irardem
= that = there man ~ Ninhes 1ta
VINO Wohia i"r one l"y consent = I'VE
~ y u ne were Gcp'"ed O the fght t.
hnffah Tor Lincoln and iiamln, OF Lur-
rah for Doug as, TO hurrah or freedom.
or 70 hnr'ah Tor slavery INST as he ikeo:
! tHihN mat mes oAe hundred ""'
eiso'Y ''oh'"'d pe'p.e WI" h"a"t
neie' ""u "e seen moving flSltt oHN
I East ana Ats, iutO lrlllsh North
America, or into hsmseHalka, of a y
~hefe On the EARN 70 get out q tins
iaAlHsht and beautiful valley, Il an
pDicef, human or dly ne, should an
eo8nee 10 Them ihat letcet3ith inv
49, -. - -, =. ~ .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

:. '" n HhIUH Ntc 7,
June Y, david
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

oANApA Is Jus' now convulsed bv the
elections for members to the new par-
nament. The different parties are clas.
sihed as reformers, liberals, conserya-
tisss' clear grits and corruption.sts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
apes our enda,
Rough hew them as We will

The Prince Of Wales and some of
his irIends visited the Lond 7uos
once one night recently, and saw the
paper pat TO press At O'Clock 10 tue
morning. Ayoung married man would
TOOK good deal better at home ut Tint
time oil night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
OGILVE kftlU.
MES NJ. UALZELI,.
JAMES HARRISON,
JACOB LI1ZEN,

practical DYER. PARTICULAR AT
tca;ion raid to dyeiug Cloths, Silks, Velvsts,
or Garments Of any kind-to give any color de-
sired. lhitd street, two doors west of Iowa
north SIDE [m,l5 div
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
Another Letter From . Tribune Com.
positop.

Tho following is from another Of our CON-
positors and tho money alluded ~ Is shat which this
Office pays 20 wcol) 10 tho men (or their flniills)
during their service In the Army Of the Union. II may
not 10 generally known that The TRIBUNE Las. since
September ls2 had In the ranks Of she Union Army
thirteen COMPOSITIONS to whom 1t has paid weekly -
Some Of these noble fellows have been Killed in battle
whs others are now on the field ready and willing to
give their ,os Tor the salvation 81 their country Since
tho war begun Thu TRIBUNE oomIosing room. alone
has been represented In tho army by lees than
fssssy nine mon. who employed at case setting
type previous to their enlistment The money II DO
sent a the noble follow all accumulated fund In our
haI.ds.
CoLLx0. OREsH BAsnAcK(
ANNAPOLIS MD, August u, I8l !
FRIEND r.: arrived yesterday from Rich
nond. Va. having been prisoner Of war since tho
fist day Of July. was taken ut tho battle Of Getty
burg on the fr.t day Of the fight at about O'Clock IN
the evening and since that tims have had u pretty
rough time VI IT, There were about four thousand VI
captured In the three days light aud tho glorious
Fourth ofJuy We weto started on tho grand retreat Of
Les tow ard Richmond IL raincd all day VI tho Fourth,
and mud knee despa gloomy Prospect indeed. but
fet that Lees army had been badly whipped and that
gave me u light heart. Well. We were some fifteen
sixteen days ON the march 10 Richmond. We got into
town about O'Clock In the morning. and were ImIned
atcly stuck Into q tobacco warehouse. We lay there
some three four hours when weio transferred 20
called Hell Island for II was az hot almost as that
last place. and Nc were fed twice day on
lcss than half ratons AZ times some were taken OIL
parolod and sent into the Union Lines.
Ancr staying there ~ days. succeeded In getting
away amer suffering oil Of tho worst pangs Of hunger
Au nov almost unable " move about being very weak
yet fro long abstinence but thank God get plenty
now. Icrhaps tomorrow We win DO transferred "
regular parole camp. about ono mile and half from
here.
Mr.. r.. II thers Is anything coming to mo nom The
Tribune Ofce can you lst mo have about 60 40 am
In want Of great many things tho Government doss
not farnish u. The Rebels took everything ws hsd
except clothing- was Q rascslly buslncss They even
ssarOhed pookss and took ~ the money they coad
md but some o. The men wore sharp enough 70 make
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
FROM MISSOCRI.

Gen. 1ebeneld On Tesr Or Invessi gaiisn--
Trseps sent % she Derder-Ordrr No.
1.-THE News from Arb ansas-The Re-
publican Ataso Csnvensisn--Ths Mate
rial Compesins is-Hss Hpiris-Thc Nem-
inees fer Supreme Jsdgcs-The Gamble
Dynasty Doomed.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
Gen. Schofield has constituted himself com.
mittse Of investigation and gone 70 Kansas City TO
look into mAttsrA Ia Republican hopes be viii attend
70 Jim Lane and sec that he does MT come Into Missouri
TO harm anybody Of what few slaves arc let In
that region. A. Ia RspsbIes~ now the Conservative
organ and u supposed 70 b In the confidence Of tho
ruling powes No may take u for granted that ths Cen
ssa has gone 70 the border Tor this very purpose Then
again. Gen. 1wing's famous Order No. IL u hardly
conservative enough and may inoonvenienos some Of
~ "gsod Union mon" living In the four oountiss
nsnsd, Vi, jackson. CasA Bates. end Vernon. Lane
u seems has MT TIE utmost oonAdsses u Ewing. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09

bcrs Lucky for me-, Rad none, and II had had any
could have secrecd 1t so that they could not nave
found Il.
the kind care Of Major Everett Of the goth York
Volunteers. as good and jogal gentleman On ever
c ,ni,arv straps on his shoulders. When fresh lot
Of prisoners arrive from Richmond 1t Is his business 70
nut clean clothes on them and Danish tho lice from the
quarters and thus you see the place Is kept ciean
fPemembcr me 10 all hands in the office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09

OF a nation with which We might be at war
To all candid and Intelligent men. whatever tho d.
lection Of their sympatb,t. such consideration must
be irresisth,e. The supposed be easily rca
lied even By the least imaginative minds a war be-
tween Great Britain and tie United States Is unfortun
stcly Lot impossible We may presume that the first
opci alton on our part would DO the establishment
tie Atlantic and Pacific COASTS Of the Union of such
blockade has now for nearly two years closed the
harbOrs Of the South. The dimensions Of our navy
would permit also VI the capture u Federal vessels In
various Iufts Of the globe
We may extend the suppestion 10 the extreme I'M
probability Of the naval power Of the North being a. ut
sry proStrated that VI the south twelve months
ago But there are ship-builders In France Holland
and Spain There u probably Mr.: Laird Ia every
harbOf between Antwerp and Mnrseilles TO these
artifcers In wood and iron Federal emissaIes would
apply for vessels swift enough ~ catch and strong
enough 10 destroy all but first class war steamers
cruisers that would devour our merchantmen by hun
dreds and perhaps drop In upon our undefended har
bOrs. The naval architects Of the Continent could
scarcely improve upon the models Furnished BY such
vessels the Alabama and the Florida
II their government also followed our example Of
neutrality the imitation would DO complete 30 long ~
the enemy could command cash credit enough TO en-
poy foreign shipbnilder he need not fear car pre-
ponderAnoe u naval power lie would COON noreasing
bis sSmaments and preying upon Our commorce-per
baps poYpstysting pirate raids upon our coasts The
blockade Of hs ports would not prevent his obtaining
either ships N cfswa OF courso We GOULD avail our
aud impressing within cur own borders. But the war
would b. indefinitely prosrscted By tAs unsvOwed ALL
anoe Of ore Of The bslysrents with the SUBJECTS Of
other Povsn, and eur merchants would look On help
lessly 6 the ansfersnes Of thsr carrying trade 10
sLtps projected BY tho neutral flag Of the voy nation
whose shpbudsrs ware furnishing the enemy with biz
esuisArA
nom resentment the Power whoss subjects thus e.
sctaay ssocersd our snsmy and prcyed upon our con
nsses weuA Cur indignation b In The Least sppsassd
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
Weues aus GurDnG.

8~ufpm, 20. Sept. Der Dampfer
4nolia fam NIT @aIpaY Oaten 6t6 3Gn' II.
BIER al.
Ma6rtGten aus @Gerbour9 nsloen, baB
man bort ben 8eIuA bee Gap:rodlnpfer Nlas
bama crwartet. Nus Brett ipttb tert6tet, baB
li6 Der borttge Brdfeft Der SelAlagnab-
me Der Tlort0a ptbsrigbte un0 ein Sefstl BON
Worts erlaGen wuroe, I'm BITE unDerleBeaFfett
bee 6afens ais Msartnspp2eu 81 t1ern.
Nplen. - Die GbOre BON 9sarlAan
tpuroen 10 Gage lang 8sibloisn uno tetnem
9utrttt pber N6aang aus oer Staot erlaubt.
200 Warl8auer 8Grser fn0 mad Stbtrten
transpOrtirt uuo gang @Olsn I@tpere &rtess-
aeteru auferleGt wUrbett.
Mnrts. = Der @Onl ttutipneI piOerIs6t
bic S~uftnuattOnen Der ensl. SreRe betrsfs Der
4lcriba. tnpem Ge ben SAL Der Nalbptae Ct
tirt un6 ~bebamptet, bnb bic fran3. Negterung
bic @e1tbe Frenser Neutralttat Senau beOtud''
tt bate.
Gnatanb. - Der 2onbOn 6eralo be-
rtftst, baB Serb &uleQ Den 9S. 2atrD poiis
ttDe OrOsr fir 3urId6altuue Der beiOen
8tObsr erlnTen babe, btS eth btnret4enber
SIuepets aber bic 8sRtmmuns DerleIben Sc
seben pVrben fet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28

oebient BAT, wefbeS utebr oils gum brttten
Shelf aus DeutImen GeGf1nN, unb Iim DrrN
feIme l1nparttlt9fett unO @ereGtl9fett trub leis
ner cnertannten Stren9e bic 2iebe aQer prut.
lden @olbaten uno Sfi3ire gu srrer6en
tpn6te. - NaGOsm CT ben 0GtDeu DienR Sers
Iafert, uuroe er letner pcrtrefltGen Gieen-
l6aften tus9en BON Der Nesterung ats BrCfcs=
Marldaa leIneS 8e3igfsS an9eItsut, Del@es
Wmt &c nod ifbt NIT @6ren betlstbet Sn Der
lebten @onpenttpn purpe Ct ats Sanbtbat Der
uucCnbttipneGlsn 1ntOnSpartet aufoefelt uub
Da ntht MUIR bic pffenen Observation-Disclosures.
IpnSern auG bic baLbparnnen unIunsfreunbe.
btelss Staates, bte f6 Observation-Disclosures
reune1, tbn letner 8IHttgtett rpeaen .taflsn
nnp flr6ten, baben l6lauer 00etIe ieben btez
ier BeSie ieoe oteIe r beioen Barteten @eeen
canbtoaten ge8en TIN oufgsfeOt, i'm etr9etSt-
gen umtrEebe beldu(bt9t uro tperoenNllsS auf-
bieteu, feline Wahl unrnS9liG ju mad6sn. W!e
thinner, Inb !ptr itbfrse1at. oaB f6 IN ere tn
teltaenteu 2anbslegte riGt BET ettein lautparz
men ~DTenfunDiaen Se3sGIontter, wte 1ein
@eener Benjamin. 81. 6arrts Ia, pber BET
etnetn iautparulen StlaSen6aIter, tpte Ietn
anoerer @eaencanbibnt @barle8 .. @atpert
1T, bera nod immer feline Sf(aDeuortllofratie
lieber III, ais BITE noble unsetbeilte linton, Be-
tbSren laIen, ionbern fur ben ~frstftnntgen Or
better SoGn 6. 9Ouaub ltmmsn. 9plano
ta fir BITE ridfif6tslOe OurGfabruns Oes Rrte-
9es nno Dte NbiGafnn9 BET GflaDeret uuo
pieIss linb bte etn5(een MaBre9eln, bic wtr
OeitiNe ebren9aft b~ertreten tSnnea uue Die
uns cine frsts, slsids unp ebrenbafte Stelua9
dis 8arssr Dtsies ~unGereS ueuen 8aterlanoss
3u8stGert.
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NboIoh @6wart,

Der auage3ei&nete sbemaltge babtiAs NrtiIe=
viesSff3ter, DtIGber ben gan3en Inbwefltden
55eGO3ue 3ulebt aIs Mrttlertes @bef ira Stobe
bes Osn. Wfcgletaanb mitna6te, TT bon
@pu0. gates, Der ibegaQ bas tpa6re 8erbteuR
So lGaBsn unO betoOrsu3tebem peiB, sual
a6tftrenbem @ener0I@Mbm
be8 6toates Slltnp}9
ernannt tpurben.
NDDlpb GHratb Bat, tOte uniern QeIetn BE-
fanut iRY ftnsn Mb1@isS 0ue bsrs @sr. @t.
Dienl 9enCmmen, na6oem Gen. NicGIernan5
IeiueS @pmmanoOs snttp6su tpQr, unb Bat bic
3wtIGsn;ett beuubt, unt Ietne TanntIie ga
BEL uheu.
Die eurppGtl9e Wtlttdre@ 9uIe, In melAer
NpUIpb S6wars 6ebilbst purOs, If bic &arlss
Fu9tr, aus Der 70 ausge3sthuete Sfft3tere, mte
u. Nnb. 0euerat Stgfl mnD GapttGn Dtlges
berSUrgtnSen, Die pisber Die trelFtAGtsn Or
tttlertfsn beranbtIbeter. Bel @uIOns Greet
paren es bauptlG@It@ etemaIt9e babtlAe
&anpniere, peIde bic 0ef@ibe bebienten,
0euerolsNbtutaut Ghpa,b III lrstet9 mad,
Isiner @rnennuug nit elmer Gorce mad ben
2dfaQe StetnbrIdsn ob~Se9an8en, um ben
bort auSgebrUHenen Gtut at Iltuen. Die
nriaHe befelben mar, Dag bic irlGnbllGsn
Nebeiter ben Deutfhen nid9t ~erlauben tyoDa
ten, baieIbf gu orbsiten. gr SerlteB 5u ote<
fem 3pede Sprtn9fteIO am 10. Septembev.
(DsfG. @oit.)
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Dte @anStbaten Oes 1tmiOmsStcfets*)
John C.. Holland.

So 1T ni6t bag erlte Nint, baB btefer Wlaun,
Der isbt Dor uls Nebt als GlrgieyuugecaubtO0t
itr ben fInften 0ablbsstrt, flo UNI etn SRent.
tides Wmt %beptr6t, 6a er iebu@ Oenuo@ eiusrt
srpBen S9ette Dec OsntI9en un5efaunt 1eta
onrfts, trouen ptr In RGrSa err066nen, bag er
eth Mtann TN BeStnnt bar 8tcgai0er Sabre
TT, Der letne 9an3e StelIung TN Qeben, b. s.
Mues tras er TT umo mas er fat, 1ih 1elbf Der
oanft. @ebCren inter eebridten 0er6GltniG>
fen trat &c frib3eittg tn ben ~ebrsntpertben aber
manAnial mtibepUllen Staub Der Nrbetter aus
ert alS 2sbrltu8 unb (p6ter als @e1eQe, obue
Sorber etne mebr ale nutbDiirftteen @Gul=
6iI0ung gu 8enteBen. gr bate iebO6 eenua
Salient, I'm ben Oertb Der 8tlDung tal6 rim
8uisbsn unO fanO gnsrste genug, rm bic
WiubefunOen fetner Sp8en6 NIT Qeltn unb
StuOtren aus3ufIuen, um bas 8er16umte
nndb3uhClen nno erran9 lfG balp mtttelft bes
errun9euen BtfsnS unb petier Sparlamfttt
cine unabbanet9e unO gea1tete Steluna In
lstnem @rI9afte als Gape3itrrr.
Shun TN Sabre 1855 bate Ell. dls EFent>
lttber Ne0ner unO etnfHtsbUlIer Biratr 1p[ne
SeOsuturg 8epUnneu, bag rr Ia bic os1etaey
bsnoe VerIammlune als Deleaat oeuGb[t rcurz
ne unO betm NusbruGe bes isbieen 8traer
trte8ss wnroe er ietner tatttlAen ReuntniTe
@e8en' DIE er lI@ erpprben bate, unD In SSolae
1elnsr nnpfltrettbaren Qp9alttGt ais Qteutenonts
@olonel IN Der Union 8plontatr Nrmee amaze
Geitelt. in betoen Efeutlt1en @teOmnoen
erfreute e. ft9 Der bSGRsn N6tuno. 1,mD o6s
rpGt 6ranflt&tstt tbm ntGt erlotSte. Ionoe
bic 8ei@werben bee 6eIbes ~aus,u6olten. tniTS
er Bic beate nod aIs elmer Der beIlpn Sfa,iere
oneEfannt, Die MarYIanb In btsTsm !Rpieoe
fsate. Nu9 mue bter erpG6ut tperben, bna,
UtwObl CT letne GrpabIuns 3ur Geatslatur Der
~RnOwnctbtngs Bartet ~Serbantte, unb biea
StsQetat son letnen Ge9nern benaBt tptrb. nm
sefn Die 9opnlariiGt inter ben bemtINen 0ab.
ft" :" ent3te9en, er In einem Neegmente
gun, nG9ersn gerfaubnis unItrer 9eier rerten mt
PIE la1tr1tlt9et @~anbtbaten bs 1lnbetinetsn llntpns-GtGet
Dor Der 2Sabl 9araftertfren.
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.Gent1 g0. 9a0tS ilber etnen &rte8
NIT GurOOQ.

Der .Nmsrtcan" brtn9t fOleenbeu Iu8;ue
aus elmer Nebe, bic s.. 50. Davis In Ybila<
bslpGta am lsbten Dpnnerfag se9altan tatte ;
Die 5tsOung, BITE wtr europa ~9egsuGter
Dor benz Muabru9e beS RrtegsS 6ebauptetsn,
BADEN ptr eenuslam belenGtst. Sebt tpOlIe,
ptr aud Ieben, wte's mad ben, &rte9e ausles
ben ntro. Damn, ia bann Gabsn ptr eiite
LANCE &e@nung nit europa iab3utalten
(Qauter NpplauS unb tumultuartI DER Betfdu J
SD babe at NiemanOem Biz iebt In bteIett
6au1e BON btefent Gegenlfan6e 9elpro&en, nno
benng6 femme t1 bic @sonnfen unb bte Of
fGble bte(er 8eriammlung." 9ier begann er
bic 8errGtteret GHslanos unO SrantretGs in
frGfttaen 3itaen bar;uRelen. Deren T9aten
pur,eln I'm @eOGAtntB btS gum Sage Der
8evoeltuna. Gr leI6f 1et seeen etnen Srtee
nit europa 0epelen, aber felt 2 Sabren Gatte
CT ettpas 0eltrnt. Dte GGnbsn bet Mabnma
unD bte usrttantlGe SnSaltOn BADEN infer
2anO aus benz S9lafe aufsewsdt. NapcleOn
wta feline @1ldse in Wsrifp pm amerlfants
lAen SanDen baten unD bte Bahamas tper
ben 3u ttetn, unit Sssrau6ern SGlupfwtnfeI
ab3ugebsn. Ct (ber NeOner) perbe ju6sln,
tptnn Intpar3e &e1tmenter In Den 9olen Wons
te3umaS fh bswe9en, tpD friiter lHOn Netp
gorFs nnb @ennDlUaniens 6el0en lire Na<
men etnl&rtebsn. (@rpBer 8eifaG.) t1uO
tpsnn NOmtral Duppnt nod lebt, brfte es (ber
8ebner), baB nod anertfantIAe Bon1bsn lber
Der ct. OamleftrGe plaBen tUerben unb bab
bte 9pnbunbriide tn Der @elGidte nur ale
Grimuter tn Der Gtame8 erI6etnen tperce.
(grOBe 8esGferun9 Des @sOuera, nter nt9t
Isbr ttsfen Stun. clam. b. ueberI.)
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E~A3afptngfost. Sc 6.

@erpftrte @efangene.- 8on
Rem Camp 9arOle aus Nnnapplis fnb 400
Nfann GasaQerie Hier angefUmmen, pelfe
ttr5lt@ a,t8gewe4ieIt wurben OteIelbem tput>
ben iUfcrt mad benz GapoQerte.9ager 3u @ets<
bOrO Otnt 8ebra9t.
@erROrbene @plbaten.-un a
ter bea tn ben bsriAteSenea 6oipitGlern pers
ltorbensn Spl0aten taoen MIR foIgenOe beuti@
Namen
s. Sdmtot BON ScOtt's 300;
q. 6tlta8er, 148 @enn. 9tegt;
$. &atoer, So. penn. Negt;
Us. Greds, 8 psnn. @op. /;
M. s. DtQenba@, so N.g. Sn9enteurS.
G- Btr lenfen cite Nufmertiamfeit unIez
rsr clearinghouse 2rer ouf Die bemte
In BET Nrbsttsr SoGGe fattftuDemte 86enters
8OrfsQung.
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alnennft einsr britt. aampareaatte.

New @Orf, &c. Sept. Die brtttifGe
Dampfrs9atte @leoia fam, NIT QcrD QYpn an
8orp, Don ct. SObna, q. s., 9ter an. QorO
2pOnS tptrb ff@ nod 8cfcn bese6en une pte
WeOta am Wpnta9 friib abIe9sIn.
Der Ser. ct. SranspUrtDampfer 0c@lets
Ian eett teute na6 Seem Orleans ob NIT ether
&anOne, 49,55O @funO 1bpsr, @altber 400
WfunD.
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WCehr @rife,t.

New gOrf, 20. Sept. 9la@gtAtett aug
Stem Srleaus bert@tsn, DAP unIere 8lodabes
laife Den Netelsnpampfer Nlabanta, BON
0apanna ua@ MlOtile be1immt, unD ben
8ICdaoebrspsr montgomery bet Snip S8IanO
8enommen BADEN.
Die TrapPen Der Gera8 c Expeditions fpuen
au89eGatRt uno cine @rpe0ttton ugc1 ieHem
Staate iiter 2anp 8entaGt tper0en.
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EessaT0p6tfGbe RGc6rteStess
sserfTte fir nm ya.Ytis.rrs .zs.S.ys
0nn SenneiIee.

Gtnctnnatt 25. Sept. @intee 6uns
bert Nebellen9uertIaS belebten BinGe1er,
senn,, uno, nabmen etntse 8orrGtbe tn 8es
i&lag. 0ilOer'S GnsaIrY Serfolet Ne, hin
N~Olentrans'S GerbtnOunesn often su balten.
2OmtSStlle, 25. Sept. Sc finb etntoe
neutrality-suspicious. i'm umlauf baB 8urnfSe
Corps gefanseu puroe, pp6 tSnnen tpir perz
fi6ern, baB fstnerlst fOl&e GadriGt bteD rattle
paIfrte.
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Ona Min~tinnnInnIehen.

philadelphia, 81. Der Ser. ct.
Sublcrtpttons Neent melGet ben Gertauf BON
$873,75O STINT 3~oanstgen am lesten Sams'
tag. Spnbs itnp ansseFelt bis gum %. b,Nf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
Gseriid,t pun Spe Sphnfpn,a xoS.

Dbtlabelpbta, 26. Sept. Cine DEE
peIde bon NaIb0tle brtn9t OaS 0ert9t, baB
Der T~e6slengeneral Soc SobniUn tn Der lebtsn
SAIaGt aefallen let.
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Mprp I'm Stem 9lprf.

New gprf, 26. Sept. Wm. 8rupn, Der
0trt9 pes upsspter @lugs, tparpe BON stnem
DertpuaOstfa @Oloaten, Wanens Nirpn, err
lADien.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
Snrd)tbares SiienbabH.llnglicf. 5 Menf1en &c
tDctet, 22 oermunSef.

@btca8p, 26' Sept. @sRern Q6enb
un 6 ubr 9tng etn Gpe3totauo 20 Naoeu
fart BON Ra!ama3Uo na@ rem Wefyn al.
0abrenb berieI6e stuen 3temlt4en fetteu d.
bang 3nti@en Matteamsn uno 9nptOn ttnuu,
terfubr, burG fGnttten me0rsre betrunfene 8otps
Dts8 bte @lOdenl9nur unb bate cine Ser
%6inonn96Fette aus, 70 baB Der 3ug 15rmlt@
est3pst 8s1@nitten par. Der 3ngf16rer ruurce
ben 8erIuit beg btntern She'll Dss 3u9s5 niAt
gORr 9epobr, ats 6tS er 9apton Station ers
retGt Bate. 3pet Wtnutsn nod Mufunft
ser erIten 6Glfte 6Cnuerte Der bur9 Ietne et9ne
S@were In 8epe9uns erbattene 6intere E6eit
be8 3u8es beran. Der 9cfcmottbeufibrer
DreBte, um ietnen Sbeit pes 3uges aug Dem
Be9e 3n i@afeu, cine 10 ferte DampTtraft an,
Dab bic 8erttnOuas 3DtfGsn Der QpcculUttoe
uno Den 0agen 3erlAmettert wurOe. @letGs
8ettt8 lfteBen nun Die bstben 3beile bes 3uoes
u Ianmen, tpObet nt@t tpfntser ale 5 Berfpaen
9et6Dtet unb % I3per SertpunOet tvurOst,,
meRrere boYOn 10 lGtpsr, DoB tetne 9Ofnuns
auf 8sttun9 ~1Orbauben 1T. Dte eleuOen Sruns
%feabcloe, welGe ba8 furAtbare Dn8lGf psrurz
Iafteu, itno ntht befannt.
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s1eueftcs BON Rpfenfrans.

Ser WaG6. glepublican BON Sats flag
Q6enb bs9auptet, baB Die 0te9teruug CUTE
Na4rt@ten BON Rcisnfran3 er6altsn BABE,
oter bte Details ntGt oerGfentItat prrben
f6nnten. Der 6ein6 Babe letne tsstge BpFs
ton ntdt keIafigt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
Surdtbares Sranbunslid. so 9erfcnen IN ben
Nilinen beqrdbert.

Buffalo, 26. Sept. !0sute NaGmtts
tag erploOtrte Der Dampffedfl In Den %iOsenunn-
ten Sporb g%tlenpsrten, pslGr 3nleBt als cine
RGftrwerttdtte unb Dlal@iuenfabrtf benutt
rpuroen. Das Gjt6Gube gerietb in Brand
nnO muroe eau3lt@ 3erlt5rt unD mas ba8
S9redlt@fe til, 30 Nrbeiter loien In ben
9labenSen 8aInen be8ra6en latn. 8iS UNI 6
ubr NbenDS bate man IL Der 8erI@atteten
tn fla8l!4em 3utanpe a%ui8efanOen, bic absr
pabt19etnItd QQe ferbsn werben. @lau
9lan6t, baB tDetters Is Maun g@ acd inter
osn Grammer9aufsn befnDen.
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@0femerans ansebLid1 eeraarft.

2Out60tlle 25. Sept, 9lah Den Gus
lagst BON eben a%naefommenea DaHagtereu 9at
li@ 6bsrntan's Corps BOA Grants Mrmfe am
OtenltaB oper NtittmOA NIT NoIeuFran; per
etnt8t nab 8urnlt0e'S Nrmee tu3wiioben BET
@rope 8ins e~bsnfals tire 9eretnteung init
iene,n. betDertfeQt1t,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
In allen Deotinea.

bic Rletotr braI9en, Ia9en mir a1tun9sool, bas anfer 9gls
ratb son RIeisern itBr bebeItenb TT an6 unfre Slttbe1 ttlistr
tnb, ale bic ttgcnb eineS anoereu 5auies tn Der 5tabt,
SIR f6nnt @nd9 bcrouf Scrafen, baB rdr 3u ntdBt8en Nrsis
en- BITE bttte1 Ssetber oeIfaIfen, btE rur 8et1Gbl tperben tn
Epb27- Sc. a. SO f 5aTktmrreEr
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@efuMt miro
@erber %NerInnnf.

8pet WtGnner werben fir etne @erberet TT Srebertf. Wt.,
ais Beam hands eeiu6t. @uten. feietsen unb bef6nbtcNt
@rteitern ptrb 81 bis IS ~pSbentltd s%eseben. Nftetbe unb
9etensunterbdlt btllB. Ifdn raelbe it) bel 9, Defpr6 *
S6bne, @de Galpert uub 2pmbdrbfr. (SMO)
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11


The following confession was made bl
the Hon. Mr.. nases Republican mem,
Der Of Congress FROM Massachusetts, OF
the 18th Of April, in which be exposed
the corEuptness Of LinsoIn'a adEninistsa-
ton N'.
1.-THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM.
BER THAT IN THE gIRsT TEAg OF
A REPUBLIC AN ADMINISTRATORS
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS 0F REEOaa AND RE-
TRENCHMENT, THERE is iNDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT sQAtERODF HAS PLUM
DERE6 ffiE PbBLic TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES or THE GOV
ERNAEGT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATI0N WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"