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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
CLOTHING.

M A = , 4 M A Y Err,
No. III n. Third g., PhilaAelphia,
No IL w. SECOND st., Davon port. To-,
No. Illinois 81, Rock Island, ILL.,,
MANUFACTURERS Z psALsns IN
READY MADE CLOTHING !
WHOLESALE l. RETAIL.
ALSO pLALaHs IN
.as,sericMM AVID
French CNsstmseres,
SasfiMcsss r Jaesstssgs,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Tailors' Trimmings 81 ;s,;ery Variety.
WE DESIRE TO CALI. THE ATTENTION
w Of dealers through the State 10 our superior
tacilites Tor
WHOLESALE DUSlN ESS.
Being the PROJECTORS Of ono Of tho largest
manufacturing houses in Philidelphis. this
branch is enabled TO take tho greatest advantage
Of tho tho market, consequently We
Defy all Competition,
and offer our goods 70 the trade on tho most rea-
sonable terms, and CHEAPER than they can be
bought elsewhere. We on ask an
EXAMINATION OF THE PRICES.
GALL BKroRE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
Our stock Of goods is certainly tho
LNrgess r. BEAT IN the State,
TO which invite the erpecial attention Of those
who want GOOD CLOTHING 1t Low FIGURES.
Tho goods arc made expressly for this trade, and
undcr the supervision Of Mn. MAAs, who resides
10 Philadelphia, and arc equal TO tho
BEST CUSTOM MADE WORK.
Our Cloths, CAssimeres. vestings, 10, ars
carefully selected and Of tho best material. We
import our own goods and thus save largo per
cent. on the tho purchaser.
CALL 4 SEE. THE GOODS,
Mo. H West 0ca street.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
May ls-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOSTON BRANCH
BOOT AND S0ne STORE !
Wholesale l. Retail.
NO. 8 BRADY ST, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
. II Z Il d % . q /.
OFFER FOR SALE THE BEST AsS0RT-
" MINT OF Boots and shoes ever offered in this
| city. Being connected with ono Of tho largest
houses in Boston NO ase enabled to take every
advantage Of tho market, and keep up tho best
stock and sell Il At
The Very L0srcsf Prices.
Country merchants will find i, very much to
their advantage to patrongc us.
MANUFACTURING And REPAIRING
DONE PROMPTLY.
All Work Warranted.
on. CHILD, Davenport.
&C. CGILp, Boston. [myls-dn
Removal.
q AR Il TT
HAS REMOVED EXTE sIvE
BOOT AND SHOE MANUrACTORY
to the store formerly occupied by W. Harrah,
Opposite LeClaire Row,
whore he will be hsppy to meet his old customers
and as many new ones as will favor him with theif
patronage. His facilities for turning out the
Best Custom Work
ar: a.. Of Il. tn st 0rd'r' Good stock Of all kinds
Beat Work men Ia the .Cily |;
together with promptness in filling orders, and
reasonable prices, arc his leading recommends
tions.
CUSTOM MADE GOODS
constantly on hand. for sale low
xp27 -d6wH
W C.. w A II Il I N Il u
uAHUvAorURRR AND
Wholesale & RETAIL
ID n a + n II
ROOTS .aV.D SHOES.
Particular attention paid 10 custom work Of all
hods.
No. q BRADY ST..
snxr DooR ABevB rHB Posr ovvICI.
DAvENPOkT, .............. ......IoWe.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
GENERAL NEWS.


A new aud better pavement, affording
horses surer foothold, is to be laid in
Broadway.
Gen. Santa Anna, ex.Presidsnt oil
Mexico, still resides on the island Of
Cuba, o few miles from Havana. lie
denies in one Of the papers Of that city,
that he is about to take the field on the
side Of the French, and against his ma
tive country.
At the annual meeting of the Bunker
Hill Monument Association held at Bos.
ton, it was stated that of the original
members Of the association when it was
organized, forty years ago, but two now
snrvive-Edward Everett and George
Ticknor.
The first iron cannon is said to have
been cast in Sussex in 1885. Bonds
were taken in after years from owners
Of charcoal furnaces to the amount Of
81 900, that no cannon should be sold
without license. 1t was feared that
the French would obtain Thorn.
Stewart, the great New York dry
goods dealer, is reported to have lost
two million dollars by the late heavy
fall in cotton goods; be had bought heav::
lily and got stuck In one day shirtings
aud sheetings were marked down at bis
counter from 4Oc to CSC yard But
he can stand it.
One Of the "chiyalrous" dodges by
which the rebel pirates decoy our mer-
chantmen into their tolls, is the display
of . signal OF distress, and when the hu.
mane master of the trading vessel bears
up and goes to the assistance Of the sup
posed unfortunate, he is seized as prize
aud despoiled of his property.
SUFFERINGs OF THE ARMY.-One Of
the army correspondents Of N. Y. Her.
aid says that during the march on Mon
day least one thousand cases of coup de
soliel occurred among the soldiers, one
hundred ofwhich proved fatal. The
tract Of country where the Army Of the
Potomac is now operating, is unusually
dry, and the army is suffering terribly
for want Of water.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-20

NSeanbile.
EUertatTer Son 6raGt n1tb bed nof bDeftIi9tn gennipIua-
ntea nno fnemetlt1tn 9ew Yart tperten IS &c eu eno IA tbs
rem BORT ell # ben, 6leie 6Dl c Su ben Bsn, ta ne $50 DRei
len @nt1ernuas unO "a 81 lIcsn 3it ipar n merbsn.
Dts 6'"G1taDtuen uno que antsrl g,w nd e QuStunIt
rtpslll S. so. Ortiz,
(iAuqzVt"D Stddbta9ent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-20

Osferteure. - 8orgeiern Nbeub
tpurOem Die @ebstmpcli3ifen beS OberfS@ess
bena4rs@ttst, Dap etne Wenee Delerteure BON
oerlAteOenen Nesimentern a%nfomnten tparosu.
Wan lGritt gu ssh6 tsen MaBrs9sln uno
perbaftete II aus 81 Wanu. ipslAe in einen
6aule am@aiern Brand anseFommen toarsn.
Sic fno iebt In benz Wa9tbaule rsbsnOb erf
SAeeb's 8ireau etnseipsrrt.
+ ebetf6nDe.- Die 0eaSrOsn ia,
ben felt &ur3sm es lsbr psrnoG!dTfFgt, toOte
pferoe lofoyt 3u entfernsn. Soc oen Shore
Der N0Up garo lag felt 3wet SaBsa elm balb
uert1nlter Rsrpsr, tpetGsr BON ben Ssautsn
Der Napp yarD entferut osrosu muBts. ba bie
5taotbsb6rOen Cd s~srldumten.
SIN @anal gefunoen. = 8ur-
setern f~anpen etn, paar fletne 9na6sn i'm
Canal Der IA ctr. eine lletne Riite, Ia mel
der Der QsiGnam zines nsu3eborenfn RtnceS
lag Da etees inon felt cintasr 3stt toot ass
rpslet tpar, btelt man etue uGterIu0urg fir
nnGtbta uuo beernb Die fletus 2stne.
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Sasb 0mf eiuem S6mmssIer.

Neu@ orf, 10. Aug. Der OdmpFer
gmptrs@ tip, BON &barleItOn am Abeno osS Is
1T aneefOmmen. Sim M6enO DeS II. lab sr
0as RauOnenbcOt CONNECTICUT auf Der 8srfOl,
oaua zines BlCdaoebreGers, pslGsm ss teDC6,
frub Der Nlitpirtung Der Empire Gttp. naG
12faaDtger 8erfOl9uns seIoug, 81 snttpif9en.
Die sort 8opol Nsp Soutb %beridtet, DaB
Die 9Iebelen tire 0ebGreen 6%rdn9sn, oas
gantee gi9entbum lit 8ransmid. Ga, gu
confi8ctrea, Der Nebsienbampfer 9absrI6am,
rel@er unlere 8eweSgngen auf Dem SaSas=
uabFuTe beObaAtets, srpl0Dtrts neuIt9 ; bas
-@aif UurDe O6Gt9 3stl5gt un0 bic SGn3e
Mnnnf4aft fam um.
Gen. Mlercer, Der @omnlanOeur bon @a~
panna6 Bat ale 9le8er pes b5rtiesn BtnbsS
unO elm 6Gnftsl Der aes 9anbgS gum @1oae
ssnbau SepreBt.
>OIfbrersu @putrabanbs 1T eS esluneen. aus
@apaunab uaA Sort pulasft gu euttOmmen.
nus 9apanuab fnO etntge ff3rpsre Ganonsn
mad @barleton 6sianOt.
Der Hsbelenpibper SaSannat, DaS Sst=
tenaGf sur Mtlanta, DerluAte ont 10. ps. Die
9lpdaOs 81 bre9tu, 0uf pem @ese ben Tlub
binunter brad isOu@ etne leiner Maiatnen,
70 Dab er 3uridfa1ren mmBte.
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Sins California.

Gan Srcnct8cu l, Is. Aug. 5eute
GtenO fam Der 0ampfsr uSt. QuutS" bon
banana an.
Wtr batten beute eiue neae @ufrssuus.
@S wnrDe gemslOet, baB etn Deroa9Haer
@6pUner felt 4 Gaeen am &tnsan9 CUR BAT
ereuse, psIGer fiir Das 6oblenI4tf etnes wst-
ter OrauBen lteeenben Rapers eetaIten tveroe.
Sen. @risbt ano Collector Son tpurbsn
cor ssm 8O,fau 6snadrtAti9t uno Der NeSee
nuc- @utter o9bubrtd" o5gel0tdt, uut ben
@barafter bss f~rsnaOen Shifee sn ersnitteln.
Sn3wtl1rn ctrcultrsn Dtt absnteueytthften
@era0te In Der 9tabt. Der Sbubtt6 febrte
NnGmtttasS 5uriid uao bertGtet, Dob Der rer-
b1Gttge S4pOner uur Elm barmIcisr 0aG.
fI9faGrsr lei, mel TT bort freu3e.
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csvonFreid, unS sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Der Muauga &Onattutipnaltf bonn i. b.W
I6st FG CON NtGmcnb tertptet, caB WlfrtO
Waul, Der rcrti9e franSGFlAe Goalul, rem Ne.
beaenmintRer 8snjamin ban Dant Der frans
sSFlNm @esteruAs fir Ote BON ben cUnfSoes
rtrtsn 8ekGrosn DEM SGtfe Renanote, ipsl&es
far,lt6 III Snlisan6 @ab auf ben @runO
esrisib, bereitpiuiet eslsiaete 9Glfe obseltut~
fet babe. Ole failesiine Negternng rinl&e
ntbt aGsin Der uconfEDerirten" 8esierung,
lsnbsrn aud gang belpaOers Den SehOroen
BON GbarletCn tire Grttnntlihfett gu betret>
len, tpestol6 er BON 9frtn Mtnitcr Drupn
bel'6uY8 in eiusr ipe3iellsn Dspsi&s pom 10.
Stunt beauftrast wOrDea isi, ft6 oieisS an9e'
ns6men Outrage ar entIeotsen,
Der ttetne Sube 8snj1ntn ontUurtete To-
fort. Die cOnfTDertrte gie9isrua8 freue ii@, eine
@eleoentett gu bu6su, ietnsr fatlsritGen Sra
ietGt Die @sfible Der ter5Htt1eu 3uuetsune
ga 6~epeifsn, psl6e Ee f1r tNu unO OaS fran.
sGflGe 9olf fGbte. Der BydTO.nt babe tbn
bsauftrast, ga Iusei, Gag ct bte SGnsllt9fett,
nit wslGer fer Safer fstnen Osfiblen Nue
brud segebsn babe. pSut9 81 wlrpisen Wtle.
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Gus @arnna.

s1nfmnft tes Da,npfers eiSUn.- Grippen Fir Sri.
tifb Norcdmerifa. = Die pDIniitbe Srage. = @e'
benensNuicns NIT WferiFo.
ct. SOtns, o. 9, 10. Iugnf Ger
Dampfer Stocn lief beuts r,it NaGrtate, aus
Qtperpool pom IL. bier eth.
Das @sri&t 9im9. baB SrnppenpsrEdrfuas
gen mad 8rttiih @msrita gslanps tvsrOen
loGten.
Die polnilas 5rase 6sIunO l@ i'm Statu
quo.
g1te 9tmss msint, "a speroe le nttat trun4
bern, tusnu Der anteaS pea Sefsricn Davis
auf eiuen Sfsnfps nnb Defsultu 8ertras
,riI1en Der CONFEDERATION unb Mlerito (unter
fransSf1&er 5errf8aft) 3u eiaem 0elaltat
fi6ren (oGte. Gin folder 8ertrag rerpe gang
Der e~essupartissn @olttif Granfretds sntiprs.
den, Dte @elt tDerbe Denlelben NIT 9inlttssu
Aussu au1sben, England wsroe lIn aber Dabsi
Oar6aus neutral perbalten.
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Son Mrrtfu.

Gan Tran3ts CO, Is. NuBuf. Der
Dampfer ySt. 2oui5" brtngt Iber NcapuIcU
Nfa@rt6ten aus Der GtaDt Msrtfo bts gun,
%. Jult.
Sen. TorfY erlie6 td9li9 neue Oefrete.
Die fran3Sai9en uro DIE (untsr ibrsr Sud-
tel aebsnDen) ~msrttanilAsn 3ettungen per
lauasn prtHgsnO Ote Nnesfsnnans Der full,
@UnfGDsrattpr urto ~bebaupteI. onB 6ranfretd
bieIe 2lnsstsnnnug aue1preden sosrOe.
Dts 3ettunsen Der fran5SFiA msrifdutiAsn
9nmbugre9terun9 ert!drfn. Dte n6rDliGsn
Staten Der Recommendations Linton fetsn
fur Suare;, wdbrepO Die @OnfSOerirten fir
etye msrtfantfGe WtoaerAEe feien &c.
Gu rt(as ~beitanOen fOrtlpGbrenD Sample
nit ben bran3Dlen unb tbren BunossgenO6sn
auf DEN nab Der 0auptitaot Gatren6en 2anD
ftrageu. Die Werifansr meAsn tetue Sc,
fansene, ~iou0era fs tGotsn ale 6stnoe unD
fabgsn eiasn 8ernlGtungefrteg.
Sn Der 6auptIta0t IOarsn Otele WerIOnen,
Uel9e NIT ben 8ran3oisn lgmpatbITrten. ere
rnDrDet tpOrDen.
Die Dretm6unere Ns9terun3 lief tG8lt@
Qeute etnlyerren nuO eIIhieBen, welGe (Em
petasrten, Den, ueasn 2ntiertbum ben @tb Der
9rene ~ Ieifeu. WlerItauer tporsn SfentltG
aspsitldt ruOrOsu, tvstt fs fron36Ri&en Diff
3teren cine @cbaune tn ttrsn 5anlsrn per-
pet9ert baitea.
Gtne merttantlGe Dame Nomsns RutiO
enpfng 200 5tetc, pstl Te ii4 8epstssrt
bate, frou3SFiae Sff3isre tn tbr 5auS aus
3unetmsp. SIR @atis er6ct F@, fir TIRE
Gntbebune BON Der entsbrenoen Citrate tbr
@epiGt III Silber gu be3oblsn ; ater Gprey
ltes f9 ntht srtpeidsn. neil er eth abInref'
tenDes 8etlpisl geben spUlte.
Die fremDen @elnn0ten Iebnten 60 al, l&
na@ Gan QntS DUtOf gu tessbsn, Obuubl
Suare3 l4 srbpt, TIRE 8etle gu bel&tssu.
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@-ntfprnnren ppn brei saeOnn . pirateu.

Bottom, 10. Auault. lieutenant 8eeb,
tuettanO pom Btvuten SacotY =, ~ee9enwdyti9 In
6urt 0nrrcn eefaussn, mare beute beinab'
en- fcEsn. Or entwtlhte aus 0sn Gaiematten
un0 tDurOe beut: ftIb auf Dem @roeptae In
Der Ndte bes Sorts ssfuncsn. Drei nnDere
sntpif0ten mad 9Opsu'S Selono uuo fablen
bort cine Shaluppe BON 8 G0nusu Sic
puQten nab 8ssb 3uriidts1ren, Do cher eth
IGirltGer 0iab bliss werDen lie mad Norpen
3~erireut lsin unb man ~3UstfeIt ntAt an tbrer
WtsDersefaneennsbunung.
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Sodfenbduf { Mpfs ltpetn.
90 Sarrels ecr5asIt6en MpfelweiN ~eupfeble t5 an Mte.
mdeteen %retien
$. Senft,
&(1oMus-) pseuar,, peOpels Sant
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caar.idisd,er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Waf6tn9tOn 10. glus, @rof gticp'
Ious 0surei tpurDe beute benz 9rGtoenten
bur6 ban ReIpestretsncen @laotslsfretdr DOT
oetelt rno uberreiGte Istne Sealau6t9un9s>
Brisfs ale observation-disclosures or, Iiatsfdt, ess
!Ratgers BON GeItreiN. s
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Demtfcbe Smcbbon0lmn0

Qemtfcbe SmcbbanDlmn9
sc. 281 @et @rdttitr., ;ptl&sn 6rsberidItr
unb Mnrtet space.
Cine 9usrubl Der bea'n GD,rfe beutfter 9iteratur, 8plt'
iiet'r. 9~teberbtls tr unb rni erbatunlSi@rtftsn.
SduI+ unb Rir1enbIGer ;u ben %btniefsn B4oIef6It.
Sretien IL. Silberb1ter nnb Susenof&rflen 1eri6tebensn
~ScSn6a'ts. ct, bIftt&t, 9itpEgr pb.een: StIrerbc9en, $apt r,
Gnbrlopes. NeDern unh io"itiBe Experimentation it Der
bI1iSHen pretien.
WAentur ose
res ST. @erbntb's "Asut&en Bansnot,n R~epsrtsrS." Co.
aner ber nnb IT. 9 utlhiau6 erltetncnbsn AettI1rtfteu. In
/, Serner MAIDEN mir bas Sublitum nod tefrnrers u~ufuert.
AM nuf uaiere rstbbatige
&eibbibItOtbef,
~entb0Iteub bic neuehen, 6 Dtssenf't usettc beuti6rr S&riit
feuIr, me: 5nfIdnber. @ rltdfer, 0tenftot, WenblNGh, Ere
iaa, Rurpius, @ubfom u. (. II. Ter 9reis y T 4nnb if nu'
/ Gent aer Sag, unb feaer eober einer. sa9Irrtbeu1 3uipsu6
G. Il y. enniebdue
ftt24-) 28T 70. Prnttltr.
Silt iu benz rsften Eintc
go. 40 WSef DalttulDreitraBe,
70 S5r BITE beaen nns b. lsaffsn RIeiesr terfsn fam.
Al %
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Gan Gran5ts CO, IS. NuSuf. Der
Dampfer vSt. 2oui5" brtnet aber NcapuIcO
Ra@rt6ten aus Der StaDt MertfU BIG gum
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ETA gSteoererCfTnuneber <SatttmDr,
s uno Sbt0 Gifenbabn.

Ot"N~F~ WWV 'WUJtIHt.
Die bebeuteaben 8ei@dtieunsen Der 8abw stpifben Sur.
perS Berrp unb Cumberland Wdbrenb be neuliben Reib.
jnees iinb nun rpteoer aussebefiert unb bic Babn wirb epn
beute, Wputa9 ben 10. Mu9uf, an wteber IN Orbnune iein
10 tae
bur6 @alaeier@ unb BraGtr3 uee
mOroen (Dtenfas) suut erRen Weal bur6 &bsans bes goItr
saseS un, S.15 WiVrsens fir ale Sbetle be8 asefens Wtfbe
bereefent perben.
8erfenber Dpn s d. In aaen Gbetlen beS gDes
items inb bena8ri9ttst bae Bic @rnpasnie Jest ale @rten
T;a9t sur Bef6rberung anntnmt unb ppafdubtse g a a n
tie 8eeen @erIWfe bur6 Mt1ttGr let het.
g8. . Smttt, Eranspartuetfer.
8. 80. Gpte, Gen- Etdetaeent.
S. &. @n9Ianb,
@eneral- Bra6t- unb 9aflaater-Aeeat, Cant"
DtplQG) BEN Station. q s F..
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a Grites arO6es 8clfsfet 10
So In @rnf QSffTer8 eENsS
SSa' blu tom y itD Ooroeu,
Rem 9CrF Npe. ;wti@en 1. u. 2. Str.
SOnnerftds, BEN go. Nr,suf 1868
Dir Air.

! { al % c VI q d. t H. y q IL
NIT Deusoltlaer 8sIeuAiun8 n brtGautsm
Seuerwgrf.
Inter Nttpirtuns BON 3pet ~perfdrtten MfniitsGprps,
Den RttsItebern Der @arIOr. Opera,
prpfefpr Suse &etnf@ II. @sne8 &einf6
H t . q : G III TT:
gead1nittass 3 Mbr.
@rpSes Dpppel-@pucert, a~usgcfIbrt ron benz Muff.@bDr
eeS IL. Ser. st. &e9tnents, lnter 0sttun9 ee8 Wtuitfbiref-
tors 9errn @pppenbers; icpte Der ~perRdrften GapeGe Ser
parlor' Opera, uuter 2eitung fe8 NRuftbirst.ors Sertm
QDplf
a Ibr.
auffet8en utebrerer 2uftbalOrns. Darf@tefene @olf8s
lptsIe, ais: Sadlaufen, 0ett-@fen u, (. ~. nm einen be-
ftnmteu @eloprets.
6 Ibr.
@rCBe @roeucttun duf etnen1 bod eIpannten SetIe, mi
etnem Sdtebtarren; a~nseefubrt BON Msne8 RstnT&.
3 nb~.
@rpBe GrafprObufttpn BON prpf. SHep &etn16.
8 ubr.
gOrirGse Der parlprsOperu, anf Der nsu erridteten Shine
i'm Garten.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12

w When Il the beginning Of the wsr
John A. Logan, 10 tho streets Of Spring.
field. openly aspersed Stephen A. DougIss
becsuse Of the position. Of the latter con-
cerning the war. mutual fricnds undertook
70 molIi6y John A. Logan; but he would
not BE- mvlIifed. "He would not" he ssis
''spssk TO . man who had 80 grossly betrsyss
the Democratic party % had Stephen a
Douglss."-Chicago Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12

O1rOur 10 tisutions ore subjected 70 I
trial through which others have gone. and
failed generally. We have thought that
We were smarter thsn other people, bu'
" hsvs demonstrated that W we're mists.
ken 10 that estimate o. ourselves. Men
ere The same 10 I'll sgss; 10 this country, q
present. mors %. The party 10 power hsvs
lost I'll ideas Of constitutional liberty. and
ere going on the higher Law Of discretion.
'-[Lcuiwills Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12

On the sheet Of negro vslor. the Buffalo
Courier l. permitted 70 publish the following
extract from : private letter written BY On
officer 10 the army before Charleston. The
bubble Of negro scIdieFy SCENE 10 : fsir way
TO collapse before il 10 fairly iSfsted. Even
the N. Y. Times confssses that the "nearo
like the mule lacks the highest military
qualities" This 10 the extract alluded a
shove:
"Gensrsl Gilmore vas undoubtedly forced
into thsVssssuIs upon Fort Wagner sgainsI
HE better judgement. 1 have great conf.
Deuce 10 him. and think from the wy he ID
going TO work nov that Charleston vii
certainly fall. Il will be slow but sure
He has ses I'll the negro soldiers a fatigue
work. which is what every other Genera
ought to Do. The stories about their spIen.
did fighting are oil 10 my eye At the -
ssuIt they rem away % fast q they could
and came near demorsIizing the whole IT.
lacking force. In an hour after the dghI
commsnced over : thousand Of them came
ssruegIing down the south end Of the island
and before morning there were q the hos
pissl and dock over 900 Of them. not hur'
10 the Issst. There were not . dozen whit,
soldiers q the dock. zee the New Yorl
papers give them credit Tor doing wonder
-don's you believe it"-[Boston Courier
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01rThe Democracy ere rot opposed 70 The
prsssst vss Per .. They were opposed 70
coansscisg Il until oil reasonable overture.
for peses vese exhausted. and insist that Il
the Republican members Of Congress had
70 : just compromise, Il would have
been avoided. and IN that opinion they srs
sustained b the records Of ~Congsess.-
They ore opposed to certain features con-
nsctsd with the prosecution Of the var "a
violation q the Constitution, and insist Il
can b wsgsd succsssfully without them
They srs sppossd o Ill other objects Of The
var than the restoration Of The Union &C.
|cosding 70 The Coastisssion. Upon the waI
itself q % sbsusesioo, separated from tn
slavery question ssd State rights. 81 parties
agree; upon these qusssions. The people
divide. Who . righss-(Stats Sentinel
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Nn ben 8lr9ernD BON
GubDiS GDnntp.

Provost Msrshals Office i'm ersten
Districkt i'm Staat Indiana.
Evansville Ind, den 2. Sept. 1868.
Der Unterzeichnete wuenscht den
Buergern des Item Districkts in fol-
|genden Fallen ~ unterrichten.
l. Der einzige Fall zur Befreiung
bel der bevorstchendvn Aushebung,
list vie folgt: Wenn alte oder kraft
lofe Eltern, zwei oder mehrere Snhne
welche dienstphichtig sind bcsitzen,
haben die Eltern das Recht dcnjeni-
gen IA wehlen, welchcn sic betreit
wuenschen. icdoch muss das Alter
oder die Krattlosigkeit der Eltern err
wiesen und beschwore sein; die moth
wendigen Blanks III diesem Behnf.
sind in den H@nden Won Charles w.
DeBrnler, Deputy Provost Marshal
lfuer Dubois County.
ii. Jeder andere Fall zur Befrei-
ung bcdarf keine weitere Bemerkuug
mach der Aushebung wird das Andere
soviet 70 in den Schranken des Ge-
~sctzes list, Won selbst erfolgen.
Ill. Eur Beireiung sind berechtigt:
1. Der einzige Sohn elmer w tive,
welcher dienstpflichtig list, und iueI
den Cnterhalt der Mutter NIT seiner
Ilande Arbeit IN sorgen hat.
:, Der einzlge Sohn alter oder
k~rattloser EItern, welche er durcli
seine llandarbuit ern@hren muss.
3. Ate oder kraftlose Eltern vor
zwei oder mehr dienstpflichtigen Srh
men, kann der Water. oder wenn Der,
selbe tod let, die Mntte. Ihnjeniger
erw@hlen welcher be!reit sein soil
ldies ist der einzigste Fall. welchel
vor der A~ushebung bestrttigct seir
: muss.)
N 4. Der einzige Bruder Won eltern
loscn Kindern inter IL Jahren, unt
Dieselben NIT selner Arbeit zu ernseh
rem hat.
4 5. Der Water Won mutterloseI
Kindern unter IL Jahren, und durcl
lseiner Ilande Arbcit ernehrt werdeI
? mueSsen.
8. Wenn in elmer Familie nm,
. Hauehalt, der Water und Sphne vel
: che dienstpffichtig, und schon 1--WE
ldavon in den Yer. Staten Dienst
ais Unterofizire. Musitanten oder &c
, meme dienen, sollen Won elmer solchel
Familie und Haushalt NIGHT mehr al
lZwei frei sein.
4. Keine Person ausser hier Gre
nannten kGnnen befreit werden.
Keine Person, welche zines Yer
lbrechens neberwiesen und vernrtheils
kahn in der Vereinigtcn Staten Ar
NEE ~eingerihet werdcn. Dies ist da
Gesetz 10 Beziehung der Aushebung
3 auf Verlangen verde ich weitere un'
a richtige Aufklarung geben.
Blythe HyNEs,
ylCapt. and Provost Marshal, Let Dist
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WHoLEsALE GRocERs.-The attention Of
our merchants 10 requested 20 the card Of
Siege. Rsiling 4 Co. in to-dsy's pspss.-
This firm. although comparatively : new
one, has established for itself : reputation
second 70 nome Of the older houses. The
ssntlsnsnly travelling partner. Mr.. Jos
H~sxthaussn. i thoroughly acquainted With
bic business, and will make friends ~hsF'
ever he BECOMES acquainted. We bespssl
Tor them : liberal share Of pasFSnsgs from
our business community.