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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
Der RIuia BON Oabpntep.

Or &6uia Don DabomsY - lefenjwtl
in Ter q. 9. lribue wuret ntultd|oor
brtui&su Dsamttn stfu&t. Die Wbols'
f(ale. 6&ld&t.rei aufAu9eben, msI@e bts'
Der ben bauptrei3 en 2%r6nunAsn. tt'
Beueiaun0en unp Ger 6cft0e biloetsr,
Da ober (tine MojsNdt b6&R ,>eonferpa
,tp,r" Natur III uno tie u%eteraeu0un{
bate. pae pas Slid leintr unttstbantr
unp Der Bsfano lsines 3si&s pom p'sitr
,oblr.t&m Msn(dsuop(ern otbtnee. f
Ieb, t, er IS al. pieie .brwdrctas Sittt &C.
a.n unasttine N:uuunasn obiuf&afsn,
so mue, fda's q biniu. stns attp'0'
Mu,abl Don S6drsln lur @uefam0dunl
mein,r Gtadcten babsn4 uno tuenn i'd
nidt burd t.ttiau1e &usdbuna mttns'
autoti,at mir R.(pset unidaFe. 10 msrr'
Id poe @espter OIL sinen nod unftropu
I5l,1en Mann atastsn mi6.n" Dtrar,
prot,Rtu 9. Majefat aeasn eis 4sFdb''
li&e N.uerun9en pss Rarifalismus ia
Dobomtp.
81 nor in tfm(tlten @s'f. ba6 @tcrf
III. IS Gem 9e,os 8anl'er Gleon ptrto'
rie pndde, bic ibm 4opfmeb. nnurlu@te
otaulesen. Seine @udnrerun9en tn
81 eii4ttt : 33tei4+, tsine N,uuunssn. feline ftaat
eefdbrlt&s Mbdnrerunsen btrtemmltds'
5tihn." proItRirtt @eora. sc 1T abe
uud in tsmisttsn @sife, eo6 un(ers nSrb
liten Idaesi9tu 0taen ote Go4eeEa4haea
Ger Raritolen protsfi.sn. SO blsib'
betm Mltsn. ri Ter Gfupenpshfts, btt be-
S%fIop,nfette, bsi psm Menf&mbonrtL -
laaeu lie, 49, ss tleibt BET ru Union MI
dr mar unr GoRitu'ion wte fe ii. Ser!
N.uuuno IL esfibrli&. jers @s1lseut'l
alter sbrtparpigu Sttteu 6ne Der Grstbsi
UNI Der @spubllf asfdbr'i&. Dtr'anttr
fdjsp 3niiden tbnsn >!unp o. Mals
nat pom Dabomty II nur 'ber. ea6 Sr
Maj.fdt rur4aus tstnsn s!nipru& au
6umonitdt srbtbt. mdbrene bic anerifant
li&.u G%ouinpa.ipsn I'm Namfn ess @s&ts
CT buuonttdt. ttr Milee. unp rtr Urst
bstt Msnfden psiif&en, ftfs!n. (&tnrs'
unb psrfoufen 'aGen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

Die 1Sisr 0lemente Der 1Deutf6su,
Or .u.ytssiAa, 3lS..; ,pEs as1Yasls sa9l.tbsa;
,.SM' 1tnaanGslGh8 stnlS De0trsn' mae W ,ftHsS
|bdfpisaes 6~SSfaatSfs @ettt2 tiS&Dnsu, pae
~ be Der{ppttHa6s OSsss 3anDels1te Jat Hui
Sabt 8ts,a&t tai.l \. 9AJ i0ri@tNte eiass Rne'
IpteS"", teiet ,to1 0fti4sn, baS lett In 3peiter
MaFa9e slf&tsaea ID aRb bard zen Betiaa, zen
rs In latfsritttta 1aloae stfanbsa bat,< stntseS
~ aietsR sTrsat.: 9SEDtsb tSSttaa IN
lis bapif&ss uaterpffjtsr eineH. 1l1tip.n sfnep(
ssrltsvt unb barber Beri6isr faitet. mas nit
.tsvt avs ,bsns BeyluR 4efatr lar ben beuif&sn
8unf, ~ ptIesn fanf Sabrt' ttnbur& Auty
BIZ Mbwetr w. bvotsnben 0eiHbet Dereanelnn
gen S~spfosea. Hel&e snblt4 pom preuben eafRr'
.wsrben. Sd 9tbet eiae Hsobe BET nrteels lber
DE Deutfmsn !: 4. Bier unter etnanbtr pevbunbfne
Gtemenie bttbtn Deuif&tanbs' Stdree': 8ter,
,bsGtn S9aum vac Wente beS Dollt tnfptrtri,
wst&ss ete Otf@tHte bes MenCatttt mad BEN
abfoiuten Hnterfp6t s. Rartcffeln q. eesen
3udsIttetle; bic 8tttelfelt fetner Sasb mad benz
Spsaltn perfassn Bratwhrae, rDsl&e BE
naattrteae3 Subfan3; '6ttt Tanner baS uuenbli6e
psrfciet' ettpas dn(&penen, 'unb 9atatsbampft,
b'r ItBtt NuSbru6, bsr ron 70 sttteu epatuten
unb 9etetrten unterfu&unueu atrt9 btstbt. Ra&.
osnfsno, bei febsm 8abafspuf unb tseem S&lud
.@tsr, SerRrti&t ts Grtfenj bes Deuf&en otne
Sorae@ uuo0 rf& ltletuniss Il atrbt,. obnetae 10
bur& tinf 2tere fertastt. @stt Dem brstbtgtdt'
rtgsn &rtrge- tater ffm- ttt; Grrutntetftn Efbts
Dsutf&sn nidi p~ardnbsrt,, iebe Neutruna, wsl&e
ben comfort cbetbaS Wotltttasen uerntbrt
,a65t Ct BON f& ; atnbsruns to Sttte. Der Nab'
runaswstt, bsr Dc6nnn9 rirb NIT 0era&tun8
als fran ;SGf&sn nrfprunas +surldsswteftn."-
tttf bat 5etnidtIiee: Dffpctie. be 2iterotur
tines 4. tfret1tn yrlfeS tsTunter9ebYa6f, bdb'
cine fol&e eueeltt incl aa1aaen frlebsn tcnnte
unb ID babe nur Die sl%impatdatn eteaen nit
estttt:t, benn Is Fneen ids bartn tuel1tb BE a1t
@rsnssn pom anfuub unb e&tdlt&ssh atsr'
f4rettsn. f.. ~-f"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

@%onberbare q fdtitu,,g. Die atsses
bsRsbt iitsrwtsgsnb aus DenotTateu ;bte fttaen
abotttontRsn ant ~ 8aut" BADEN Cincinnati
0olfsfrsunb' unb Comforter Aefaat. Der Rrtfe
uu6 btsft Arnee entfttlt& Ispubliluuiert tobtn,
o.nn 10 trmsr stn fog. teu.cfranf@es 8latt Qe-
MOTT rtrr, ea qei6ittt rs BON Risslieberu, bes
@rma. rlnb bann penn rtrslt6 bic Naic.ttdi
Der Armte aus Demofraten bslebt, rpeebolb pers
me'gtrn beng aeraee BEN ofrati&t eeatstatu1en
ben Soibaten BE Ausutuno res @ttmure4ts2
@e1 antncrtet2
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

BET atrarasuantf&tn s5RsStsruns seranlabt
tate,G 80 .l,,: nss3, 10 r< IN Gs}tasa 10
MieayaAua bate In siplomdtif&ea
Dsrtstt NIT Salsator AtptbtD&en. uuo
prdfbsnt Martinsi oraantRrte, In Econ
cine Armse, anssbIt& I'm bad 0ebtet non
Mtearassas essft sfasa Ginfaa :es. Irup'
49, asp @1fscette1sJpsu Bsfsbl sou
Gen. Ss.s, ~ @ttsa.
Der @tsA poa Banios absr Garrtra
an, "a. Gttruar min pptfpmu:sn bsfta
.iAt: Garrsra iou fstnef Iruppen ftlba
anasfabri unb bsrti.s rrd S&anjsa ts'
Qoatpsqus u1drmt bottn. aber eur@
DaHumaued unp Grf&5pfun8 fstnss
1ruppeu Jun, &ddsues 8snstptst r0''s IN
fsin.
Dr. brtNl&e @ef@dftstrdesr Wanter.
tptl&er ben Muetru& res xrteaee au usr>
tinpun fu&ts. ipu fsbr ,bdna sewslsn
fem, I'M, cine ftisrli6s Nusalei&un9 int
|f@sn Garura unp gartoe aursRs iu
trtnesn. unp @ihe Rlaubtsn, eab tbu' rf'
|fss asltnRen p(irrs.
YrdGrsnt Barrips fdidfe etnsn 8rtsas
f&oon.r aur Dlcdare ees flstnen Se'ba'
fenS Can Sole ob. Der Bekblebobn
pnlu4,e cine Bd&itbuna NIT tlttnsn
0oufua.ln :. aueiu na%rem IT sints'
5unrm 0tfeuet batte. bic all lftrs Wu
niion perfection nor. en.fsrnte 81 l,4'
obre rem suiublttn S@aesn= arsuit"'
~ baben.
6srr @otttsme {oa N;eoraaua NIT It
mr. briti(1.n B!odops terrobt babsn. no
fern 20 Mot tit G%tnflnfhe pu 3ou1d'tsn
an @crtntp4M>.~ tel Motss. "~
Bt1ablun8 lsinss Anttsile= an Der Shule
eer alien central . amsriianif9m linton
an brttii&s 9tcdboltr onmsiltn lo1ts'
ptdfpent Morttnt3 erf|drt IN (stnn Dot
i4aft an rtt etatetotu1 rae 0erlanssn
@roebrftannitne fur un9eredt.
Nu& aus 5alparor miro aensltet.. eab
Boufce etne Grpspt,ion unter @eneroI
Marimo 9erea aeatn Miearoauo ousri'
fste. Atu mon bsfir&tete,: rab er als'
pann awil&sn amsi Gsun fommen. B. ;.
Dot, Garrera unp Marttns3 3ualsi& BE-
probt trnrsn td,fte.
auf rsm 8 ; ue pom panama .pur
Senior Nroneiseo Otiarte pom Bo9ota
ale Obub,fsblababu Der Staatstruppsn
aue,femmen uur brahte tte Na6rt&t
NIT, poe @esnaI Moeaasza @ationaI.
truppen sur Bsma&wrB res 9fbsr%s OBJ
ldtdn molt. \
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
BrittifAer 8l1bt7nu unb 1tntertbanen'
tbum.

8ritttf6er Bl1oftnt llno unteftDdnen'
tbun.
u,brr tie neuli&t fddlRlft1e 6o&Anit Ii
9pnepn lbrsibt aatl 8linr on ris Wsfl
pot: ',
oer Ginaue res Broutpoarss ON Game
toa Elm S&uufpirl. pos Ginen tltf0n. q
MAIDEN f5nnlt.' Gtra lmci WiQi6neu
W,n(den. Qonronu uno prcotastate
por.n ouff eettfs Dftntn, uu' BE s1bobensr
@enuHts tbstlboftia ~ wtrren. eine prtn'
a,Nin bon ni&tsia9enesm @sa@t unp nod
una,foruntsm &barafter arau0atttn. ttnsu
jane,n Msnf&tn ~ bsburrabsn, bsr BE-
fa%antermaeen ab6atli& ral@ psrbsirotbs|
rporren IN. IN, i'm Don f&limmsn Abwe'
oen, auf pts n beret.s etra.bsn war. pea'
luaitbtn! Dire 1T he. nade Wabrbstt
@l.i&ncbl fonnte mon ,esuts, rte nt9|
au,uptsl ~ p.rliusn tattsn. nit ouetror'
centli&er Granp:,a (aeta b6tsnl: nDae
2ane, unetn Orr, Ud1pe Atrn afl0O O0qQ
o.b,n, um far brute (rsn ~ bee 8uten
8atts4f&st Il" fsinl". .uub bon allen
Seiteu fr6msn, ieob8tfdnee, Dssn, uut
6.~i.atbsa.tidte bertet;5 >1snnStony es'
eeftsnts pofpoet, era,bt I'D tn lpabnfr.
nietnG raa1.n aber esStD dnen.g ietnset'S
b.uduetet McVblonee5 1o6tet; un6 zbts
aarit VrtTt, bat an Ddneitbuua bet. Nar.
reu. ,aefIe1sn. 81 Zen 3ettuusea btrt
-. r. AA
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
- 0 n.

Die erRe putore rsr polnii&en Grbs.
tune n ,u Gnpe; rte Awttte bat NIT erei
wttttgtnr @rrtputFtn beeonntn : trfsns
1T iti. pulntf&e Gra0e our& palu1trfon,e
Snftiatipt au elmer eu,opdildtn 9eporeen,
inpem Die 9n.uaetdnu Dr. @.rndee. neu
1915 lu Dorftuun9tn bel Rubla,,p' auf.
pefc1pt,t- rrurrrn; 1m,ittns il q: trt&
len am IL. Md1 t1(@itntn Djtennit
pewfN&np Gin. offeislt I6atfa6t, lbab
@robfa,n xonFonttu ben ObubsftMd ter
uue E1upptn I'M R6niRut@e, 1strionirusii,
bat, 70 eab- 1sbt ale @ombinattonen iter
Mamfap, Bsre IT,. I. 70. bsfsitet 5fnr ,5sanb
aQ,s, nae jsSt. 0ef@i,bt, rer5 @tpbfltf
unb BIZ Dpnaate fpeeieQ ju uerantrtcrttn
bot; enplt& prittens bot poIen jebt nit ttrt
fDittatur aud Elm efsnss pelittf@ssj9yb rs.
aranu, ubattsn. unr ptr mi6.n nuns tab
bic |peialiRif&m utopten Mietosld pstps
(&on I'm &nfan8e ba GibstunB abBfrits
fen purbsn. =" -: .4@4N'
Bon @ar{aau auS tersitet mat, .efnet,
aroetnS &lae por. Nm 10. u,e'f1. Wdt3
inn erobs EruppenmaGsn NIT btr &iftn'
|bobn nod. .bsm Slrtn bsf5rptrt werptny
81 uslbtt bic y. pr. 3ts. aus @arf@au;
lt Tam, abt1 au& ni&t 71sTbettsn, bab
rau& btsis @q&t (oom 10. ,auf psn IT'D
tpieoer bon !praea Que eine %teoeuttnts
Nuaabl. mon (aet 5000. ~ ttn, Muffd9::,
pi{&en aseansen II. .naarsmA fr 8t]ttfn
.inatln Die Staot Bari&au nbfr efe Ban.
bride r.rlai7.n baItsn ; man fpri@t ra.
Don, Fe 8tnesn nod Zen litlbautfaatsnt
|@rnN." - *sst- -, ~" -
Su Bar1&au rpsrt.n unapftsrli&ao1I.
rei&e 8srbaftun8tn auf bsHzfS tIabsn, o.
mts Ia BEN bduft.n po1gtHuu'u1tn. Mnt
biti.niaen, auf wtI@en ttn1 5tnatbr DIR
|ip,ntatr beardneeter Bestd3KldRet, ale
ob fe ten .Snfutosntt, fi@ aujul@tttetr;
im @tnnt eebobt babil,,sunD vcn ptl!a.fnn
re ,n,eiR.n ouf ter St1a soom: trffe1y tett flt
pcli,,itnfdt arIetirt 1parrI, trsrpsa sattte
MtHtdr 8etedt" LII 5H5 g
Ma&It&tsn BON rtt]9istsnet S9sitsM
,u,tirtn bais Atenlaet. ,pen eanntsID1ltltltt
.pt.bet1nn& Garnp tit
=Dtftyrst@trn 9tbtn&8t9nfbts
Die 9~a}nr9enten tottt1 taebtMe 3aneit
tiasnl.' Sstlpf sen 400 4ss.i1 aa lg 81 ' 4Y x
II aus lttt.rnRa&ti&ftf patrfdsiail&
tAfolaeig eieperfdnpniatest Ektt9rupets
lita basg rt&tsnttidn6l ba6eanatssetta
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
0ou Der te9autfden 0ren3t.@.
Der q. 9. Dru,. ttt.ttt futBsutsn tb&a
nihtinpn grfff NIT:

wt&ne.n Brief NIT:
Ratamoras, @sr:, Is. Gsbr. '63.
6ett Id bier bin. babe i'd etnua 8t(tbsn
uuo est6rt, uu, MIR tae 9srj b!a'tn u
MAIDEN ab.r ote auesublsdli&e Sage u'st'
u,r Nrsunpe In Ieras. Ste wsrcen timer
nab peu, onpsrn esuorbst. Gin tlstnss
Irupp.ueorps l5nnte bas Sod bsr lp'
rannet ibnen pom 6alfs usbmsn unb 5aIft
l2ofen. .,.
Sd Tin uuuRdnbia d~bnssust ta6 ID
nit 1000 sut bewofnstsa uno Rut bsrst'
t.n,n 2eut.n 8sRtsras idutern t6nnte.
Sd tounte In smst @o&en awstmol' 10 u's|
rttrutlr.n. rpsnn Id auf tsrani(&sn, DO
Den fe0sn Gub eefabt uno stntr' v'ttttl'
punst bdtts, uu, 6e ~ iaumsln: Dts re-
t,Q,n tr.ib,n Elm ltemli@.s @si&dft eur&
Motamoras. Ste baben bter ibrs rsetl'
mdbiaen Maent.n, RE fe NIT ben moths
w.npia,n Nrtttsln prisbm une Baun,t
uoue an 3ablun8eRan btn8thtn. StarEs
poRen Don Widmonp unp ancersn A2ttsn
In Qanoe We @srra1bts asbsn eur@ Na'
-1amoros mad Guropa. @tsle 9aumpous
MIRO lest nod Brownsville 9tl@aHt uni
tin @utuRrsifsuB f1nnte cine itsn!t@s
Quanttidt baron erlan1en.
81. Dnrdtbsr mufen aus mSalt&sn
Iruppen an ben Nio .@ranoe. obtr pas
Miro ntdt ut.l AZ fa9en babsn. @ie b.
ben lest unA.fdbr 700 Wann tu Bropne'
eiae, unaefdt. $50 Manu in @tnasoloe
Boryod.n, tpst&tr ptab u"aefdbt l20
W.ilen obsrbalb 8ropnsSiut lts8t.
Ste mSssn i'm Grabjabr nod 30O
Mann an ben @io @ranes brtnasn. Sbts
Monnfdaften fnr mstR Geniertbtrtt unit
iup nt@t aupnldiGs. @te a%bf'n'tlsn h&
tdali@. Sebsn GlB felt mtintr Intunft
inp Glaantne. aus G,rus nod Ma'a
moruS aefomm.n. Sd BABE RE Vtrout'
wortlt&fct tbsrnommsn, @slo iu trbor:
a.n, um 6s ~. ndbren unp psres MID an
ole R,Ak1un0 UNI Bt6ttfNfauuna mtt7
rem. 81. m.iR,n 1ruppsu am Ric Gran
{. Gnp Snfantsrie. Or ardbsrt Iest!:
Elm ,penie obisits bonn Rio @ronet. "
In aan3 biIRoisr Sage. Ste fne Mot
out bewofnet unp buben lsbr l@lt&tse
yulutr.
Das Wolt I'm Snnern 1T tbsnfa1e
Qr5e,.nibstls In bilRofu Gage. un9tfdb1
1850 marn In Gapttse, COLORADO, 4uf'n
uuo- @a{bina.on. Gountu- mar tn BET
@ettnahtswoas bsrstt, f@ nod @olue.
Ron ben @se ~ tatnsn. ID (e tortttL tab
unftr. 1ruppsn bort istsn. Als absr oi.'
(tr plaS In BE 6dnre Der @,rrd,br Rsl.
mu6,en 6e ben S.uat serlofsn ~ ots's
BARON. uu ibrsn 6uls Az: rstten.
8ir trau@sn @ofen uab H0fasua
fit 3-5 Ratsrrtaimentu NIT, sintu'
tatnen, untsrusbmeuren Gabrsr. IN, III
aur Sdubuune Don Etras anaufobrsn.
M1on Qttt uns yprsrfft ttntpe 9nfantsrts
fummt Mrtiauis, uu, rannit aufjubrs&tn.
Die Msrilansr rpenbtn une faf tbre aana'
Spmpu,bte su. @tr tparttn uno bofsn
auf Zen Sag Der Grl6funs.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

~Oas er6Rte Wei3enfe1b~ In Der @etI
III pstl has In Gan Saequtn &c., Californian.
Gin bcrttatr Uarusr bat. p,e Der California D.
r1otrat btrthfef, 10000 Adtr NIT Wet,t, aus
asfd.t. uub. BIZ SEM urn bie(ts fetn @tsenitlt
betd0t % Mstlen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16
DIE BrRAerten ertattn
.prejeut ees meinsetptnus!:
sdbrll&< ;mt@nnnssab ,ll', .
- :.i,a ; .at.r ets |SSttarb btr,a1;,&."
Was1liugtpny sn$arat1et o. o.:
-. pom q ~ Yert1 ,,.4,,

VV"7;sS ~ '+fffr
.o.uefttt au q. yRa.l1sss; az ben agsit,r Ass ::esaats'
s,"'' In n p LITER: ,s'@ ss.sss, s'. ~ stet. . S:{.:ssi sn,r,.,..
ssn,s 4 ts" SaSs.ssi9ii.ssI il h ss 'stsst Rs1 Ssri
:: . e s.! Ss,r III ss.s ~ eesla 3. et.e. ,a1p.us...
3: s!oo,.eo s.s s.tt,s'sa &ap''s': 49.'z no s's's*
e.ses Sc s,' ss:' 81 sss stissfasts ,,t.,.ns; ii. I / sts,. 1856.
ose.. al bass rns II oetss.a nm alas,a.. $ss,7s7 OF
un5tlaas.ts Observation-Disclosures: ~s7i164sss
: 2 9 Pss! ss.; MIC @.ts' 49, SKIS, 'sSS s:ee. :. 80! iio. 900 90
Il sio, soc!,:. :.::.::: :.!:".:::. 4o..7b11 Is
s. sss'ss is''s 81" =" : 5000 y y
,;, mt; : :ss ssss a.. ~ Sid. II, s::s; u.s." 1872 p
,s sssis I'D; ais;; y: !; s;: 1; H. tssis 49,: s.sss 9 y
Nai astieea et&etteiifn. SatettatH. Ntssts 'aS ta;+0a
. hn> Anbnes .l4t H6t ahne1h 1sae0ltesa fr :. IA
9t1ea'asa: $500 w
x Il 7 aia,, u, ti; utsdtt.smts ~ 7:2a : 'ssas,,sos %
0dsnntistrsa btr Si&irtette. $3.50 ,49s rs. :
al: 81 s.; s;sss:! &: Ut s. g: ss's's'i I: ~. a.; stn.. e,.a.
s s;:;.s t ss.sa e 81 81 ss s;'' e :'sa ~ s.,' .'s. ss'n.s*,
Dt:''f s:;;.. i: sa4.,.**ss :. s..,.. mi. .',t t't' /: s's" {
+ !s!::..... - Is. ss.s,a, s s,,'s H.. s:t:;; a. -,
:: !: Is RE-; nc, sss'i ~. s:;s s 81 e s'ss 81 {: - 800 y
4tfvra&t nttesatsi - !.i'.!:s::. ''.'' !l..ey0tgs:
!. i.4gu 4 sTis5na! sl~& III, !sa y ss.o COS %
70. Sssss st.ssssss ,ses ssspasais. &fiaf. !
80 4-4iE4szh@a9asd1 ;sass' goif;5 !. =
.BGit1&u u. Rppnts sRep gsrl] /
i, S y: ..;s /: f Il, e q ~ s,. s.,. y. 4, b. , s ss.;. 4 s'; |; =; :;
~; y, ssllt4 stairst, ~ s.tssits afaHans''sh'se' F ~ =;
M ". y :. '< f'rr.w o/
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

Nh 9saRAflsgA asafr s,sls:s7 iii
arss3 Hstsh.A sea s~t1ss!sHeiea 10 aras,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

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esrcss .sr.ssas
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-16

.OeNeftst an n. Ndsi 1859. AZ, ben Avbitsr As ..etaates
Some, In ueterein Rinuauue nit btHen 0sfesen.
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Behm's Commercial college.

The Night session of this deservedly
popular Institution has never been so
largely attended as at the present time.
Every desk affording sufficient light is
occupied, and others have TO be turned
off for want of room
Mr. B. has therefore been under the
necessity of making improvements in the
Gas Fixtures Sy which he is enabled to
accommodate a few more students. APP
plication should be made Immediately.
A small advance in the tuition has been
made to correspond with the times.
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BY Among the recent discoveries
and improvements of the present age,
there is none perhaps that gives snch
general satisfaction and pleasure as that
which permanently restores an aching
tooth to its former usefulness and dura-
bility You will avoid the pain and in
convenience of having your teeth re-
moved by calling on Dr. Fleager, whose
rooms you will find next to Blttrolfi $,
Main Street.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river had risen between four and
FIVE feet in the last As hours, preceding
five o'clock last evening and is raising
rapidlv. with 20 feet hence to Cairo. 1t
again commenced raining yesterday
morning and the snow is rapidly disap-
pearing, which will add greatly to the
volume of water in the river. All the
streams above are pouring out floods
and an unprecedented food in the Ohio
river is now clearly certain.
The steamer Starlight and Glendale
passed down on Sunday morning,the Tor
mer for Nashville and the latter for Mem
phis.
The Champion No. 4 passed up on
Sunday, having knocked off one OF her
chimneys -"-
The J. H. Baldwin passed up on Sun
day night; also, the Leonora with large
number of wounded on board.
The Little Grey Eagle arrived from
Louisville about 10 o'clock on Sunday
night, having been detained by fog foI
several hours. She returned from Hen
derson yesterday morning and left a
noon for Louisville.
The Undine passed up yesterday morn
P ing with large NUMBER Of Wounded sol
- a.
The Matte Cook arrived from Gree
- e,----las--,aiaht She will II
turn to Rochester Immediately.
The Emma Duncan and the Atlanti
passed down yesterday morning for Nasl
vile with Government stores.
The Pccahontas and Masonic Ger
also passed down yesterday for Nashville
The Charley Bowen having bee
drafted" the high-headed and ligh
heeled Courier left yesterday in her plac
with magnificent trip.
The Exchange is loading for Nashvill
and will leave forthwith.
Morris Ranger has bought the Matt
Cook for the Green River tobacco trad
WANTED-A situation with a GOO
steamboat Pilot, to learn navigatio
Would prefer the Louisville and Mey
phis trade. Good references give
Apply at this Office.
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Auction Sale.

There will be sold at Auction on Wa
ter street between Main and Sycamore
street, all the Fixtures and Liquors in
the Autocrat Saloon, on Thursday ODD,
at at 9 o'clock A. NJ. The sale is posi-
tive.
Those desiring to purchase at private
sale, can have the opportunity by calling
at j. j. Cohn' Auction room.
J. ]. COIN, Auctioneer and
Commission Merchant.
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HOME INTERESTS.

POSTAGE CURRENcY-I have yet on
hand supply of postage currency for
the citizens of Vanderburgh county liv-
ing in the out townships. They will
please apply soon and get it, as it ought
to be distributed; and if the country
neople do not want it, the town people
will be glad to have it.
JAMES H. McNEELY, P. NJ.
Ton 1Q-0tdk1tW
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Excl E. STAMPS.

I have just received and
now have for delivery the
IT IT 7, 6 Excise Stamps for the
following purposes
agreements, Original Process,
BANK checks, Power Of Attorney,
CertItlcates, Contracts,
Bonds, Protests. l
DeeGs, Leases.
Bills of Exchange, MORTGAGES.
assurances, Promfesory Nofes'
Probate Of Will.
All the above instruments ofwrit-
ing are invalid without the proper
Stamp, if dated after October LIST.
1862. No change given for less
amount than 81 90 Currency,
Bankable Paper, Coin or Postal
Currency. Orders from a distance
filled. by Mail.
VIM. e. FRENCH,
Jan3 Collector.
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WOUNDED FROM MURFREEsBoRo.-
Hospital steamer Leonora arrived from
Nashville on Sunday night, having on
board l73 sick and wounded soldiers
from Marfreesborc.
Through the politeness of DR.. John
Rea, Surgeon in charge, we are furnish
ed with the following list of those on
board, who are represented as doing
well, with the exception of few who are
suffering from close confinement and the
inclemency of the weather, and the scar
pcity of sanitary stores
The military agent of this place, Mr.
P. Hornbrook, supplied them with many
necessary articles, and better supply
of provisions. The wounded are en-
route to Cincinnati:
Jas Collins, CO l, 18th Illinois; Fl C
Barger, co Z, 5lst Ohio; Charles Mont
gomery, co d, 2lst. Illinois; T S Max
well, co E, 5lst Ohio; Corp I E Exby
co IL, Dist Ohio; Jonathan Bell, co a,
list Illinois; G W Wiley, co A, Seth In
diana; II Sandy, co II, Dist Illinois; Pc
ter Bradt, co G., Both Illinois; George
Lanigan, co E, do; VIM. Duffy, co Z, |
I4th Ohio; Jonathan Mcdowell co K,
59th Illinois; John c Wolfe, co H, 36th |
Illinois; Chas n Doane, co Z, do. n G |
Carroll, co G. And Indiana; VIM Todd.
co II, 39th Indiana; Saml Shong, co c. |
lOlst Ohio; z d Hollenbeck, 3rd Wis,
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Notice. of Sale

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. WILL
IN sell at public auction, Saturday, the 7th
day of February next at the late residence Of
Andrew Strike, deceased, in Union Township,
Nanderburgh County, Indiana, all the personal
property of the estate of said deceased consisting
of one horse, buggy, lot of corn in the ear house
bold and kitchen furniture, one lot of stock hogs,
six stand of bees, sc.
TEENs.-A credit of nine months will be given
TO all sums three dollars the purchaser giving
his note, bearing interest, with approved security
waving valuation and appraiscment laws.
janl3w3w ALEXANDER MADDUX,
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EI Just received by express, at
Lyons, fresh lot of excellent Over
Goats and Business Suits, which he is
selling at light profits. He has also
large assortment of Negugee Shirts and
Military Equipments Of all kinds.
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D<S- The Fairplay arrived here last
evening from Madison, thoroughly re-
paired She. leaves early this morning
tor the Cumberland River, and if the
rebels feel disposed to take a tilt at her,
they will find Lieut. Fitch, like Barkis,
"willin'," but not, like Van Dorm, in,
clined to surrender. He and his gallant
crew will deem it a favor to see Gen.
WheelerS butchers of negroes and rob-
bers of sick and wounded. They will
teach them how loyal and brave men
can avenge such savage cruelty as that
inflicted upon our wounded soldiers at
Harpeth Shoals.
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Decline in Coal Oil.

We are now retailing the best Mays
vile Coal Oil at 65 cents per gallon.
Warranted best in the market.
KELLER & WHITE,
80 Main street,
;on0O Evansville.
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seS~ The rain that set in early yester
day morning, continued with but little
lntermission until midnight The snow
is almost gone.
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Seven hundred barrels ofExtra Flour
made by Messrs. l. R. Mills & Co., for
sale at So so per barrel. Now is your
chance to make speculation. Call and
see J. H. MILLER, & Co.
Corner Walnut and Canal.
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DIED.

On the 10Th inst, WIN. P. NEGLEY, aged 43 years.
MS funeral viii take place Wednesday morning at
III o'clock, Fl ON the residence of Mr. c. r.. Kudd.
on Mulberry Street, between First and Second
Friends of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend without further notice.
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LUNCH-There will be nice venison,
deliciously served up, for lunch this
morning at the St. Charles.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

EVANSVILLE, January 10.
-, car load chickens and produce, Ii EaIIs box.
Morgan, Read Co; corn shelter, Rocker
DiUnht 20; 10 bXs raisins, hall boxes raisins
bbls cream nuts, boxes sardines tub currents
. bxs fruit, box figs, Louis Kessler: box boots
9ho Hopkins; " bxs dry goods, bales sheelipg'
Mackey, Henning & Co. o
A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
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psA, Dobell has another star number
of Harper's Weekly, that for next Satur
day. 1t is superbly illustrated.