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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
LATER FROM MISSISSIPPI.

NORTON, miss Juy ~, 1853.
Our army has gone in'O permanent camp on SIong rv
branch Peal rvJr alb % miles 3. :. East from
Jackson
Grant reported to b. shipping troops down the Mssi
sip yi river for tue purpose Of attacking Noble.
Lieut. Gen. Hardee has arrived here. he takes com.
mand under Gen Johnst
Gen. Pemberlos and corps will be reorganzed imme.
dately, and placed in the fell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

Baloek in thigh Massey left arm amputate6:
Fsrre hand GeDn eGsf il abdomeD; V
HALEY. hard; Lowmap, slight in arm; Sally mouth
VIM acDane sg6tiys am IcDsus right sfoo%s1 foot
potated: Gresham. confusion; Nichols foot anpu-
lated; Private Perkins, severely in left hip ooso
key, Leigh, S Proctor.
Company D-Killed-Private P 3 Carlton. Wounded
Corps Weaver, severely in head " Branch, in foo
eeabolt zightly in shoulder; Prigates Bos
Denris sIi. 1t eontuson Henry X e leg amputaed
Null, severely in side; Poee severely in shoulder; l.
snipea. slightly in head; II spsagle, slightly hand;
Pratt. Haeket missing.
Company E-Ktl ed-'apt H Burns, sergt Collins
Woanded-Lieut ? Brown, severely IN groin, 8. rgts
Mckinney moray ia breast;J arrold severely in should
en- Lowery. severely in shoulder Corpl Robertson,
severely in side: PEivates Erwin, back Freeman,
thigh fractured: Rowe arm Mckinney, sliaht iD
he'd: Mace, iB thigh; hcGee, ip thigh;
til sb; irgeton, in shoulder; J. sma,.wood, il arm
ana sfe u "a arm am 3a.e9 Tbomss p Ys,es
iDg-seret W Branch. Privatea & P Howell, L Rose,
and Pc e4 grfT " D4on
thgh sergts Durham; arm: Thorn son leg; Corpls
Priyates Albright abdomen; B adshaw lef. ara;
LET Left arm h k1 Dixon heel ao. Gibson
y n aS since eaa J Psnds slight 1's beas eas
Ray seVeTsly in both legs sharp biz; Geo Thomp.
fractured; R Albeit, slight in side. MissngJ Fo#-
ef: lr1 anhFs- o,rsod ss-o, HRroun s.usre n
head; Prlyates L Fesporman, eEm A Outlet, side
Miller thigh; W Russell, leg; W shnn, shoulder;
oompanv H~KilIed-corpl NJ Walker; Privates Rich
mond, G W Lyons, Miles. Wonnded-Corp a & ThOm-
son. thigh; PriVates VIM Duunavant right shoul
der; Gr instead. slight IN thigh HenAey, in hand
p easants. severe in abdomen >awyers, mouth;
Vaughan, thigh; D Walker, thigh Missipg-M
Miles.
Company yI-Klled-Corpi G Castlebury; Private j M
Williams. Wouoded-sergt W j French severe i'll arm;
Co Upchureh, sl. hit in breast; L An-rews,
in breast aod Beause lght in leg PIivates
ChappeI, hand; Cea ebury, in groin; John
s0D slight il breast; Hernd0D, in thigh and foo
Roberts, breast; g Williams, thigh; VIM Laurence,
thigh; Young, slight in shoulder. RtIsng-l Hor.
ton l. Holder = Les err Parrish.
Company -Killed-Private F Wyatt Wounded-A 8
Crawford severely in breast egt Maynard mortalIy
groin (iuce died;) Corpl Vincent slightly in left
shoulder; Privates Barton, in John Hughes
right shoa der; Malene, foot amputated NJ Murray
severely neck and shoulder. Nissing-G Allison, & III
Allen, VIM Graham,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
MORE RAIDS ANTI, IPATkD.

ATLANTA July 2, 1858.
We have authentic information that Rosecrsnz is organ
izirg ormidae valry force to attack aua and make
raids he Nor Western and Georgia Rail Road in Ala
bama. The Mayor of Atlanta bas ued stirring pro Ia
nation and active LreparS beOR made for the &c.
fence Cf the and R4lroad Chattano ga. TIE
is at hand when ability defend ourselves will
r4aJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

GEoeRAPHICALThe Bermuda Mirror of the llth ssys ::
= ne Conederates had recaptured Haines' Bluff near
Port Hudson. Yes, it IS near, if $50 miles for
nothing. Haynes Bluff the Yszoo River, II miles
North East of Vicbsburg map and gazatteer
fa! things and them Upon OF the maps have
tie Il" atioH aliuded TO Is waFiPd Eny6e 9
Bluff
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,

EIcHM ND Jaly %, 1863.
telegram oo Fortress k9nroe, y that Gsn- Rooney
Lee aud Captain Wnder nave placed conHGe
ment, and tie reb2i government nois ID that # Ca
Layer an1 Finn executed, Lee aDd Wilder gi
be executed IL retaliation
The Washington correspondent OF tbs New York Ex
press says that Grant vii relieve MeaGF IL the
mand of the army of the Potomac.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
FROM TIE NORTH-nORGAN's COMMAND, &c

FICHAOfD jury ZJd 1868
The Ba umore American, OF the 2lst, contains te gram
dated Cleveland July 20h which that Morgan made
unsuccessful attempt to the Ohio Biver, neal
Cooeyvle but prevented the gunboats One hun
red and fifty rebels droEned and thousand
tured Among the pris ners Col Ward and Col Dch
Morgan's band scattered among the hills.
CIsoIENATTI, July 2QOur forces are ceRtin' tay cap
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
RED as'itIS&

LOB lSUH CO UNIl, Y. Q.
ff7au PH0PEIeIOk Of these springs has opened his
H"te toT tLe TocerriJn Of guests. Persons wishing to
- .r-e springs by Win Ds CHARLOTTE y Rut herf0rd
At E.l, ~I get Of At GlCss Neck Depot, they
I'd. get Cs-regGn@C t. the HPrings.
sa'es - b1-,u per week. ....... $35
- per moGsh.. Observation-Disclosures. 70
HECTOR bCNEILL,
y-ly 23d, 1868 43 ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

ao2T0H, q Iss., July 81, via Mobile, July e. 1865.
no change in affairs today. The enemy busi en-
gagged tearing the ok of the Railroad between Bran
don and Jackson They burned the depot st the la
place last night Grant preparing ali back, there
o water IN his 4 oat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
s3t4s. t.a, ,O.,ln uAiiUI.i~>
DUpLIH c JUtTT
..-0e3 Bourden, executor Of BDcEhcT
J.. Hi, deceased


I!a-fe5 BourdeD, executor Of BncEnc7
L. h.i, deceased.
IN EQTi.-.
r.-..th =. Hatch, Dc. E. y. Ward. c.
= Gems RBd others.
lILt. FOX US5I kUGEIGN AND &CCD UNT.
. ...essge that ChaII.s + I,cGes, smith ohm
rrsr-. rae5Id Smith, James Il. IIUust0n aud vie
-.t, smeB Rhodes, --- Lewis a. i vile Kate Dr..
-..s .del and wife Basscy, Hiaird j. Jrdcp, 1hog
"Tza- aad vile tTiscIa, A !. WeymeDs and wife Fan
.. - =. right, Z. +. "iher-pOOn, and wife Catha-
baltba L >hi-es, parties defendants this case,
f.l pond he iimlts O state, and therefore pro
gr be rcfyed upon them. 1t is therefore ordered
' .scl'oa b. made IL pubii5 paper for the
.: eEs motif ing the iid defendants that
y a0uear the Lc&t term Of the Lo1rt Of qaty
"a a. EglaGsviue, the fourth Monday of SenIember
D1j lead answer lmUr said bi J. that the same
taa L~o CytSS0, AID sat fJr h.diug er po7te
a. to hon.
Wins, my hand officially, 18Th July, A. D. 1853.
JERE. PEABSATi., c. hT. =.
i.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

FALL OF NICheBUhG AND PORT BUDsoN.-Spe peakipC
ot the a u NIchebIrg and Port Hudson, the Mobile
Tribune trulhiuty says.
Here ae two OF the most important places lost 10 u.s.
az The war, II all probability, prolonged a twelve
Ioo.4 at cost OF hundreds OF millions; lives ianu
merabe, and amount Of distress Inconceyabe Tor
ack OF wat could have ben easily obtained at the
coat OF q ie" hundred thousapd dollars
W do nol question the VaIor of our armies at the
Two points alluded TO- or the fghtiGg qualities and skill
Fcksb4rg and Port Hudson were thrown away bv
.PafdOn"oe neglect somewhere in the management Cf
S (e va "hos5 shoulders ought the blame
where Beyond question, and it ought to be visited by
Instant aud rele0lless punishment.
we have sufficient reason TO believe that for rnoath,
most reckless and shameless spirit of corruption has
marked some OF the commssary agents of the Govern
meAt' Lhe ailp5rVadng spirit of speculation has con
aIo'.ta them. Fortunes have been made by them
transportation has been diverted from its legitimate
purposes TO their cupidity. They have exhibited to-
a Ind treDce to the welfare OF the army and the coun
Try Is the fall OF Vlcksburg and Port Hudson tue to
ms apparently totally unsupervised part OF our army
machluery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

CASUALTIES IN COMPANY A. FIRST REGULARS ARTIL'
LERY.
Kiled-Privates B. Burn, Anglesea, Davis, Law
renee, and another whose name is accidentally omit
ted.
Wounded Lieut.. T. D. Waties Sergt J Roe, Burn,
Farral, Corners. PERSONNE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

Mr.. Eallandgham arrived at HALIFAX, n s., on the
o.o and was to proceed to Niagara Falls The guber-
na0Ia election in Ohio takes place early in October
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
WILMINGTON, n. G., JULY %, 1868

The travel on the Wilmington Weldon Rail Road has
been resumed to day by of Fontoon Bridge over
Tar River The trains will commence their regular trips
at O'Clock this evening
Col. Fremont requests to that Passengers aud
troops, and light fregh. now pgss Tar River twice
daily by trains, each day. On pontoon brilgea
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

nEtEuALD o. q. HILL relieves General RAPDsE in coln-
Iuand Of corps Of PRAGGs army. Gese.a BARpEE goes
IOHEsToMs army fer the time being TO take the place
Gen, PEHRsRTON, captured at Ficbsbutg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
: Also AGAIN

DEiEI - Heirs OF LCclucl Cherry, George &. vii.
: ua1s d Bryan Mallart deceased, that wish ard
ped settle with them for all of those in
aLGs and further advise them that lCjA consider
y-l i-H.e to- any lOss by Yankee raids otherwise.
JEAE. PEAGSALL, c. Ii. r.
DUUo, July 18Th, lEE3 43-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
By TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL
TIE RAIDERS IN TROUBLE.
Especial for the Journal.)
GOLD BORo'. N

UVLD BOkO :, N {. July =, Io13.
NEseR5. FCLTo: i FRICE --Gents :-PassenceTs on the
Atlantic train this morning report that Buptngs Battery
supported BY the 5Oth regiment the radernsa s
Creek and whipped tn sD, capturing good many prison
horses and negroes also oUni considerable money
the persons Cf the latter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

John McGiu, n !seDtfy Mtsing-Privatos " Nc
Phai, A J mcAr&ha~, Wiley Keen
Yonrs respectfully,
b. 81. cfN TIRE
A. A, A, q.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

JAMES Cassidy, Esq, of this place has sft with
most extraordinary vegetable hy:rid composite IN the
vegetable kingdom, being tier less tlsn
head Of inermixed with hat what.appears to
be wheat has central all t. the top which
terminates half wheat aud half This surrounded
by rather heads, of which Of the grains
whes and scme while OF the AIMS the
selves Of composite ORDER the base being apparently
wheat which is ripe and the beiug which in
the mix We sked in such things but this rikes
queer freak Cf nature Can any Of wise paualists
solve the mystery. They cen examine the plant they
q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
TIE YANKEE RAIDERS.

GoLDsBoBo July %, 1868.
About hundred and fifty belonging in Edge
combe rescued from the Yankee raiders yeg:etd
at the Rurney Place, and will be here this morBrg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
FURTHER FROM TaE YANKEE RAIDERS.
GoLDsBoao,. Jolly o. lsfa.

UOLDsbJAO
telegram from Knston 10 oclock last night saya that
took ousdereble number of prisoners horses ard
negroes to-day at the Burney Place. % Northeast
Kinson The ders obliged dsgorge much Of her
punder th iE retreat to facilitate their escape.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

AaHRRGATE.
Killed 70
Wounded, l2s
Missing, supposed 10 oe killed, 80
Total loss, 47S
By command OF
SMUFL HCD. TATE.
Commanding Regiment.
q. n,EBANE, Adg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30


~ -E SUBSCRIBER IS makir salt At Stump sound Ons-
7F oun'y which be viii sell az his works two dollars
r bIshet be he Wilmington Market price, or ne VIII
.-a SAT- provisions the current market rates.
al, selling lew Price as 1t can posSoiy ne
-, ,raj. ,u ,UIy Al once NJ. L. z. REDD.
Say :. lS63 32-3in+
Raleigh andard opy Weekly to amount OF so and send
,.i this Office for pay mebt
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F0 the J0urnai !


FCET CAsTEIL,
Joiy 10Th, Ie0J.
E5onor ~ Vyflou, Honor Is Uu.
h---S t.iTna EBIoE :--,tenL's In your Of
'a Il ID Il-, Inadvertently made incorrect
-sCt.i 10 he ARTILLERY duel Bald Head Beach
n s >l-lsy morning het"een the Contedzraes ana the
a-r aslrg apon the actions Of Col. aub's detach-
.-- yag ~'t - tIe way, colonel Gwsthmey Col.
lamb rs "1t@otJh ont It failed to reach hlm. His qua
enemy after they landed"
III. .,us OF II. all If as t0lo1s Whea Col Lamb
..s~.I Nh. route for Bald Head be touched
MIR. aoa e Iesring Col, Gwatlmey send
Ila as a..urth aud of his mp .nies which be
s"-t H-1 accoIdiDsly cur "hl'wo'th and company 4,
D-nf .4. S, ding, in readiness aud
-slst "4o the wl4gi waiting tor the CoIgaree to
.-ua-a cs-g them Tneg waited ~ hours
.-a cs e lne steamer nade movement iowa
~ uaF. A ~ 9loFeJ teeg 'phed TO Coz Lamb 10 sepd
l.- .-- o.et, which naal done. TIE troops
- sers Ton ked aid when the Steamer reached
-.a.-4E Jl" Beach Lieut. nosey found thSt e toe
-t ra 3 aud pts ed forward rapdly posi- lie.
Cav l ~ lies with very iuaGt qQ harness.
tH he ry ,ca poiut, Three niles Up tbs beach
. tae ia TED ouJ iu;o the Os,au Tar that
~ 10 - ~ I'D, l,' @ L., @ eASett a, Low T." , tdIe, "h-
. .. ~ler sng,.n gwen 20 hair aud aitcr uaIGD,.
u.TuE Eu 1 Drh and elective ire upon
,els ~ fnzl cot,lr,Iug then to f.trs beyoad q re
Inc eugaaeIne. lasted hours. during winch fir
.-v a ,.l he 6eta Arasa behaved haudsGnely Lin
-E-.y Cru-,l1 isE uiEuvst eUCiG&ss scd Managed has
boring H. c1-ageeat the detachment was subiscte. to
ssh Ia Ucct Eo vessels on the ight, two the cen
irr aa Co. uu & e't. HaA1g i've al } beto which
iy .rarr tyc,ut s-turla ,rooys quajIed
ilT 4. 90. =, EasOn commanding stat .oueG
. leaf Aru the I,It OF the piece support IT,
whom narrowly capped death the she'll and
s-spe thrown midst. Later she
.7rnIuo Oh Lambs coueT falsely lHorHed biz! kat
"Grv.EtG. C-Llnauded by L!tut. AOseiy, splged-
Ia. do g.-U.vi. l. b VI
d., w.lcu c.I returned to IEe FoinS Cf avc
-,-i- Le Z or u tisTeG 0tigsk Hua .s sew ,
I'D -l-tH 80 tie htc4nocI eteaU-.c G1vstt
..s-s, 49, l-de- obey ii WITH Gi4CrtF- z.Els 81
. ~ 60 q 60 umI llat. is r-6L
'-i Lr Eda :cei "a pusllsou long before The Day
T GJ2ys Ls haIsnt did their whole duty and
B.. that Jthers 81 get the capturing
e 9-e:i-.7 H-'Usi, when OCt HbIWUr.h gun drove CT
Ee -sJsIs H. TOO + en- he that Command
s-l 70 Tie EElts wn-st the presence other who
All e AL rE-s Is CuUI ID spoken par8Eiug
u he editorial OF the Ian inst
A,luE 4 3, d 70 II, s. hOsey and Fa sou,
nav uG-eC tlSIr pUUiiC should
roS loF T. Dot their UiI that they 0Id get
F an 9ory nigh tide, hut the iauIt the der the
a2-aT1t ,t wno should sen the boat back IN
Gt0iately. "ss Al eye TIC tgaats mentioned
above, AID anoB2 that tbsy are true.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
CASUALTIES NOxTn CAROLINA TRocps

We contnne the publication OF the asusles among
r. g. Troops a. 'he bst lss sbon. Gettysbusg
From the Register.
EAMHEUR'S BRIGADE.
HEAUQ RANsETR's BRIGADE,
HaXeGstOWD, mary d.
July Z, ltG3 !
Mr. tYIE: serd gen with fiCult chsFeea OF its
reaching on, list OF casualties ia fsIs Ri igade during
the engagements around Gettystn fennsy lvana
This Brig lie pEi cpaly engaged Gu the first day
and contributed gea ~ by its dasning eaanuy to The
discontinue and out ofthe Yankees that day. and
amCng the very first to enter the captured town.
am, sir,
Very respectfully, you.s,
EEATOA GALES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

Field and staH.-Col. -Avery, commanding brigade,
E1ortaIy wounded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

Company A.-Kiled-:esse Gallimore a Morrison
Wounded--Lt Cox, severe in thigh; Sergt Curtis,
lett hip; Prvaes W Burrows, in Ihigh Jesse Cham
bers hand; Patrick Casey, arm Chapman, right leg;
U Aston slightly in head; Jno Flem g. severely
arm; ID all, tnigh Jno hector hip; Rich,
sng-Thomas keenan,, h Dempsey.
Company B-Knled-Sergt Ray, Private Ash
ley. Wounded-Ls Speed Sergt d TiIIey, tmissng)-
Private Bailey in leg; Cfabiree Wiley Gates,
slight in wrist Couch, severe in head; Duke hea
Laws foo Lats, thigh; Ma um slight IN hand;
AcGralh.
Company C-Kned:-Lt Cheek, sergt L Turner,
Privaes bI Isssheld, VIM Poole, w Rhodes Wounded
1t Christian, severe hesh wound in arm; Corpls
Pickett, slight 10 head; Redmond, arm; PgiYates
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

From the State journal.
SINTH REGIMENT,
BEAD QUARTERS, 9th n. c REGIMENT,
Near Hsyerstown, Nd, July 9Gn, le6S. {
John Spenlan Esq,
:-You will Please give the enclosed list of casual
ties OF 9th n c. regiment n>erbion your paper. By
Going you will greatly obiige,
Yours truly,
=. MEBANE,
Adjt 9th N. &. Regiment.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03

mad e,omwdutsst, Muff&IaG.n fd 20
.pobr(&sintt@S sae Rabtaabss9 tatttn~une
Spanisa ssu Bprf&Ias bei.retfn pdrpsn.
Ypltn.-7Nus @ar(&au ,ptrb esutsl.
petipae auf BsfebI% pss Sen. Berg 2tss
po.nsbmfsu Drautr 1nb M6bHtn, rp.lHt
,neba '6O.bu u~ornetmjtsn'' Ginuobnsr In
pie GitatsQe esfpsrt. tuorpsn rparsn, obns
llr.b.tI mad Sibtrisa 'iraneposttrt uur'
peH.-- - ~
Dr. ~RufRfGe Suyalibs" mibdh BE
Rahrt&t. po6 tis S&w.asrn SuIia UNI
Sopbta @edboueta usturtbtilt roresn
inp. In 8arf@au Rtbdn8t au7 tptrrsn.
Dtt "Yofsntr 3sttun9" beRdtiat tit
Nadri6t, boz .GorGni unp Yantcmeft
am Z. Nopsmbu In Wiodaph etbdnRt
lpureen.
Dr. rparf&auu G%ortfponrmt Ter Ion
ponr vIimss" bat siren lanam B"idt
0bsr BE @srbaftune unr f6tmrAi6s Bs'
%bonblunG uou Oroufnatmmern. BON rsnsn
so mstf I'm Glitter BON 10 bio 10 9abren.
abr man&s aud faum ia SABRE alt, in
efnn Nadt In @drl9au ptrbof'nI unur
tsn. Grauenstmmu werrm erpsf'(d',
sbtnfo mis Wdnnsr, un, @.0dneni6e bsr'
o%us,upu0.n. So ,purttEs7 Otrre1 in
Siselu .rpabn fnnta asi6laaen. nm III
0taantfatton btr totutrn AaltonoItsBts'
runa bsraus3ubrtn8tn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03

Mus 21aluu, miro Don pclnii@u Stits
esfariebm: uDi>eft pom @a,faau e'
baltsns 8rtefs linp poll BON cen bel zen
N.ptGonsn teoonQ'nm Wifbnnrlun9m
oeo,n Droum. Die RtuiNonm mrrm
.jeBt ni&t bIob In zen @obnunAsn roras'
mommtn, lonrsrn 70 rneen ,ubi0 Dor:
d6n0rbenet Yrionen pe,tofth, tn rsn
nd@0en Mmtegstdurm rur&futt unr i'm
Gaue- Der GntcsdunR elmer pettotsnsn
54rift oter pnrddtior No,ate in ne
Gilartue oba,fGbrt. &nfanQe rorsn "a
meih iunas 2tutr. Il. foI&e un1u(u&un>
9sn bsfsbtn mus IN, ronn o~rrtttrts mon
au@ dItere pufonsn unp @reile loaor
parsn Mot auaasncmmen, jeet ntt1 bdIt
cas ruf116e Militdr ou@ Graum unc
Sun0frauen pbnt untstf&ite he @tanrts
uup ree W!tsrs an. uno pte(sIbm mi0tn
G1 BON rufGl&,n Sffetren turdfudsn
IoGtn. Difts 0.1fobr,n, rae uuer S&am
UNI @tmli9trt wteu0rsitst. trinat tic
un9lddlt&sn aur @%,rameiHuua. ga (os
oar auf rem GtsNbobnbcft mercen Grouen
rmdfu@t! @ensb'arm.rie QlNliut i'd.
esp NOD Spoti une 9obn binSu."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03
&urppdiib q.

Gronfrei@. - Mlsbalb mad ttr
Dnlelune Der Ibronrsee am DonnnRae,
ben 5. Nopsmber, (aidte Napolson Gin,
Reconsideration an BE @oauerdne Gu
ropa'e bu einem europdi(@en Com
oreb.
Das ~WemoriaI DipIomatique" Be;
tauptst. Die 8srufune sineS turopdi@&en
&on9rsnss bsawsde ne AusfibrunB be
programme BON Bore.aur : vDas Sal,
1utbum 1T Ter Grteet."
ga Granee" ertli1t BE Bdonuna
Gnelanes unb Ssfrst&s. hem frana5G:
f&en Railtr In Der polnil&eu Grae. zine
tbdtiee Wi'wtrfun8 gu Istbsn, ers.use .tns
europdtl9e Gra9e. Nuf BEN GonNrtb
tperbe Der Safer Die 9sfniun8 BET Na.io.
nalitdtsn u%srflnosn, eae 6fsntli&e Hs&t
Don Nsusm feffslsn> Die Trdmmu usral.
tster Staa!s0etduee BON tsun Bopsn Gu
ropa's b%tnueef.etn, etnen neuen~ Bau
aufQbren, eearippst auf Ne 'tuoblusrfan'
tsnsn SntsrGrn eon 5oupsrdnsn unb
0ationsn. uno i'm Ginflan9 nit @ittsn,
@e(&iah unb Civilization Elm nsuss
Guro7a l&afen. Disits proaramm 1ri
cine Ns@tfuttauna ter, @crh: uDas
&~at{trtbum IT Ter Grieet."
Die Opinion Nationol." iaat: Der
&6ni8 Don Stalien bat eie -Ginlapuna ~
etnet1 Qonarsb anpenomm.n uuo bat btu,
&otier ju lefner bo&bnitom Satnattp.
Slid geminf@t."
Die vYatttt" alaubt btbaupttn ~ bar.
fen, ba6 Der Bor(&la8 zines europdif&en
GpnerNss BON r@ftten Rupoltons TN
Mt"tferrutbe 3u @ten auf ernflt&e Gfn'
warfe et(fpben fet. Sfe tsn1srft uttter,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03

T.r untrri&t In >itfu gnaalt ritt nit Ct tseinntn am
0ltn,ae ten 7. Stettr.
Hte Wnhalt bsatbt aus elmer Wsalf6uIt BON ) alahtn
uns .inn j.. Bratrfasu grmineIunssf&uls.
urturi5ss.e.nndab ttr @salfhuIs Nne esfsr { 6rtt'
t,u, Wtbntu, tsutf&e unb naitfht epra&s. @teerapb@t.
g,(Gtt t, Matursef6tbt.. 81, metric. StvNs. @sons, 3s&'
n.n, .,nfaGs gu&fatruue. peiblt&e 5ansarbstttn, apmnaas.
(&r lebunetn.
Rteinsunetn. menatl&
gr. 3.stsls WtrmitttIuns'fieHe ...$ 81. 10.
3s R'a1s -, t:,M
2n $3.50. . 4. ST.
1ns = 2. %.
Gs6fteuns 100.
~ W,. getsy.ue tate" n. 35sltnse I'D fsIba !u ~ssrfsbso.
Book Keeping uut Pcnmanship aebsn un'tr er Be"
~fone.ren 6 unirru, Won 5trrn Srote0Or p a It pom bisfssn
Commercial College.
@cmna Moe Ntturosn tds't@ Sn As ubr Nadmt'tass.
Wontas unh IsnnuRae fur Didratn, fiennao une 8rsttas
fir RnatM.
u . cp ute
I'm Qctol, tes Dtut(h. &meitaht(6en Snfttute,
Ode ter Rtritp tnt TrcntNrnas.
W66.ntlt& Wlal, Won Z BIZ 10 ltr abtnh
e6ula.lb: s 2. 60. mouailIn. In SerausbH ahIune ;
eSdlr su uasa alade tu Iasf&u's baSss BIZ atsnb-
f&uls frt. "
(3ptto) ". Nt,rt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03
Cine Wobltb1tiQlciteanialt.

GiHt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sm
0eGnearmfdrtildm purre Dor Idnaersn
Sabren Elm @nsin CUR ,.untnfQbunQ fal
eniIoG,ne StrdRtnae" asa'lneet. 4ui
lem 3%msiatureuu In 6sMenNnn on eer
8e.aRsa6s rtelettt f&-etnts loass Elm
Bduulrn tt r.m ptdGrentm ren It Urn
u%nhrn0puno fdr feline borttsrrdna, g.
mile angling.
.@t. lanoe bot IT I'm 3u@tbouft ae'
ft0sn 2" nor ete Groae rec prd6rsnttn.
..&mn, 6n Yrd6rsnt. mte tonne e.
rann m.ins Gumilis 70 setl&imptr.-t&
bob' 10 ou' mtinr 2sbeae nod gar ns'
Dor @et&t %ssfunns."
uGr mar allo nt&t I'm 3u&tbou(e Z"
,uf Gbt' MT, btrr Yrdlesnt.- Sc rn'
fen mer'S elodbe." =
u8mn II aI(c nod nidt i'm 3u&Ibaufs
a.(s1en. tanu er au9 fetn,n An(pru6 ouf
llntuRQbuno modsn," NOR III Auiwor'
rss sntrdfst.n p%rdGesnten.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-03
Die Mtheiterbeneauna i'm

81. Mtbtiterbepesune i'm N1sn
nimmt INNER artbsr DtmenGonsn an.
Bon Zen Gobrits urbsttsrn au0Qebsnp bot
&c G9 jtet 70 jitmlt& dtr ale 2loilsn
res NrbsituRantts ausasrsbat. Nufe
fo1rut b6bue Q5bns unb fe ps1em be-
wiut0t, neil bic Gabrifeburn uno Ir'
t,ite0sbu G@ eur& b6bns prs'is tb'n
Waqrt tetm Yublttum ent(tdri9en.
A0eiu Mot nur rtse IN Gle GpIae, ION
eun aut 0<bsneberl,fn,N, friNrn aIei&,
mdeta'tm p,.i(s. CONT, perrsn rif Mr.
bette, NIT cen t5bnm Qobnen mid 10 az
ponnn tabsn. unp poroueG&IIl6 we1ten
Ge balp mt.pnum auf b6beren qcbn prtr<
arn. Gtnias (u&tn. S6uB in (caenonn*
ten Gon(nmpudn,n, re isrod ou@ ttlns
Mbbllfe muosn 9erdbr.n founsn.
Die GoIesn pisfn 8smeauna dubsrn
G& f0r Dtrjsnt1m iund&ft ON faAItor'
fen, ,ptlde rem ueen.lthm @f&dite'
fame ntat %anesb6rsn une ibre Naaren.
Y.eeuetonsa- oeer- Qeeifftunaaenai&tLaa out
ten Wa,tt In BEN @dhdfIsonfstr brin'
Q,n f6nnen. Sur rtsie nobt 'ine barrie
3eit. Mbu ou@ f1r zen a,6busn lbeil
rte DolfeS miro ter Druid G6 msbr uno
mtbr fablbar MAIDEN, tneem ru ncmintu
b5bus @uptsnt far GamilItnratu Que
rem M%rtsitnfanrt nidl ben urmtbrten
Suspobm pu 6%ausbaltun8 m'fpn@m
fann.
Natarlt& lleet Ter 6uupIarune tttlsr
@alomildt in ter Differing 1 A&sn I'm:
(ru Currency une esm, @clo. Dur
Staotemdnnu unp Stfonomm III bier
Elm erobcs G,Ip aur Bsarteituna unr tsi
ru nationalsn Stdnbeit unluee papffr'
oelces loun mon metn.n, rob % eur6
Steuuuna rssS@winrele aslinnrn fonn'',
rae @leidptptdt amii6m NoticnoI'
Currency unp @olc 70 itmli& wterubu'
iu1sQen.