davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-03-31


FRE1GHTs-Ea=ier. The ,engaasements were
as follows: To BrrFALo--schrs Wn. c. Brown
PRo71sioSsILsrd; in better demand and arner
Mess Pork is in demand, and steady. Sales were,
$50 hr1s Prime Mes. Pork at $1175 2ot 90 ns city
cut Dulk Shoulders packed, at ~; lo:0M ns
country Bulk Shoulders, packed: at ic; e9W pcs
ioese: # A.1c: s:tes So. i La.a At g.
TALLOW-Quieta ana nominal, at 9s1G51oc.
FL0UR-Received 2,527 1os. Market quiet.
Sales 100 brls tbrand not giTeu) Winter extra
Do 1t Ss4.5o; 1oo bis Volcano winter super On
WHEAT-ReceiEed, 1o459 bq;. Market aeti,o
Nd @ Rs h1s5 s so,asa aSS 81 p7 b Fl ~
bn do (sc storase> It s1.al. srn1Se-t.G0o bu MOI
Spring (4c etorneel at II 70: t00 bu do tsc etor
2s Pfne e: soiass sS IL aS 6 60 as Il Il
Loco bu 10 nj Slo65s 3gov bu do at Log; $40 bn
Do tsss sse1ase} at slost: Do &c storage
% 4 S Dc Sc f,aFiSs, ss YsieS n St?5gSs ggf;as 3
etoraeelat Sc; 400 bu do at Sic p.
CoiN.Receissa, 1904 BY. Market steady and
astiss sa!es;T5o ba p5lme Riyes i Yellow At
513zc;. 5000 bu River Rejected aaoas at islc
2,00 bN Mixed Corn IN store sc stoEtge} at 4Sc
1s5o ba do at 4!e; g5o2 y1 81 BY do o at i.e; S@ m bn
do at 39c: 10000 bu Rejected Corn tsc storagc) at
a614c: $500 bu do at TIC.
OATs-Eeceiscd, s.2ta bn. Market active and
39cbctter. 1900 bu No. in store &c stor-
nge} at BIC; a.Q00 bu do at 5S4c $500 hu TO tasc
stotacc} at sc; 5000 hu do tic stoE'ge) at 55c
1a00 hn do at 55c; 1900 bu do st 5l11c; 5o1 bA do
KYE-Reee,ved. 74s bu. Market quiet. sales:
-a.0CObn No {ac storagc}at 16c.
EARLEY-Rceeived, 1.e0a BIT. Market quiet.
Sales :-.4 bags fair Qn0lity at g. del.
CLOVER SEED-Du!i and dropping. Salcs =
20 hays choice in retail lots rt $3.50.
TIMOTHY SEED-110 bags good at s1.45.
Market dui1.
H1GHWlSEs- Market quiet. Salcs: :-75 BIB at
| 41c
BROOM Corn bales good At sta5.0o per ton.
H1DES-3larket quit. We quote:
Dry saitcd, Gtl5
1IteA EtllGt.. ,.-...-..-.--....s..+... GE 81
tFecH AOHHtIJ u
! GrNbby = price
SCGARS-Raw grades are steady: Refined
sdes, owing to the advance in gold. are excited
| and the grocers refuse to name quotations.
EGGS-Dnll. sa!es:-15 bbjs Mt &c; bb1E at
| 10c.
| PoELTRY-Chiekens q ioz sstoGa5o; Tuz
| kty4 II b 1c4 lie.
| 6Sl0SS-$2 @@q!a q bu. -.z
/ P0TATOES-Prime 9u4195c 2 bu; medium G0l
, 1863-03-31
Baltimore Cattle market-Narch 81.


CAT7LE-Thc receipt Of Beeres at the Lire Stock
Scales to.day. amounted to only $50 head. The
market ruled dru1, and an advance Of FULLY &c q D
on the better esadcs may be quoted, sales ranging
quality, During tue week come 100 head Of Cattle
were sold to Baltimore butchers at the above fig
E1es,
HoGs-The arrivals Of hogs contiune vert light,
and priccs under fair Inquiry show further i'm
provenent OF 1c = h ali rouud the receipts to-day
Changing hards at $ss0ll9.00 = 100 fna net.
, 1863-03-31

OE&lUI1 I1fM1n 1U4fRE1-luNfCu Z8.
Wheat--So transactions, and no arrivals by
teams: Nominal, etreet rates, $1.35 for No. red.
and $t43Jl 50 for No white. Barler-TAe range
L S:e0gs75: with declining tendency. Corn
hemains at aHc from wagons. and Coo in bags Oats
mand at SIC; supply not equal 70 the aemana.
, 1863-03-31


A. CARGO or Ice FoE Cu1cAco.-The Kingston
&C: " DaNy NeEs Gays:
GAskin. has been completed, and will have her car
70 on board by Monday or Tuesday next. She
win be loaded with ice for Chicago. and 10 expect
cd to sail In :hIee Or four weeks The ice crop this
winter hatins been almost total failure, CAPTAIN
tlaekin is confident that the speculation will be
profitable one This, believe, will be tho first
ea.go af ice shipped 1t kugstoa. and we tsnst that
the captains hopes Of Success will be fully 1ca-
izeI.
H- The steamer May Queen left Detroit On Fri
day morning Oh her frst tip to Cleveland.
eSE- The steamer Arrow. of Detroit. has been
soll for 60 90O to parties on Lake Superior and on
tEe opening of navigation will take her departure
0rES1Sa or NAVIGATION AT sAsDrsKr.-The
steamer has just made her first trip to tho Islands.
4 Fasl boat had arrived from kelly's 1sand-the
first this ecasnn.
der Command Of Captain Felky. lefs Hnron, on on
Wednesday morning last. where he had been rome
two wceks, and arrived In Detroit on Thursday.
She had no trouble with icc until she reached De
troit River. and when going up the river. The Dn-
buque will immediately take On cargo for Buf-
FRox TIE srRArrs-The following letter from
Mocknac, dated the 18th inst, viii give IN idea
regarding the prospects Of an carly opening Of
igatfou;
CvsTeA uoESE. MAcx1SAc, March IS, 1869.
Mr.. L. Haven, Collector, &C., Chicago, ILL.,:
S1n: Although the past winter has been more
than usually mild: the appearances to-day, Of yeEy
early opening OF the Straits. not fattesing. The
Ice Il not less than fifteen inches thick. is very firm
and strong. and extends from the lower end oI
Bois Blanc Island in the South Passage, up as IA,
| as the Wangoshance Light uouee. Instead oi
its growing weaker, It Is Becoming every day moro
thick and strong. eaye perhaps. In few places,
| where the current is cutting 1t away.
Masters Of vessels bound down need BE- in nc
ha~te TO leave Chicago. I wifi write you by the
next mail which leaves on TIE ath inst noting ths
character of the weather. up 10 that date.
TourR. &c.
J. W. McAAru, Collector.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANA T.
ARRIVED. March aS.
Pareon B.own1ow. La 9ale. $500 bn cora.
Quct City. La Sale, kOj bu corn, $3.50 Ds iron
2t40 Dr. rags.
| Glascop. Ottawa 3.eO1 bu corn. t67 bsls dour
| a., GEO ne starch, 1906 Ds seeds.
ARRIVED. March %.
| A1cona, Morris, $500 bu corn.
, 1863-03-31

Detroit Cattle m2rket-Mnrch 27.
Received 3sl head. The market was actirc aud
tuo5ant-most Of the Rtock being sold on the
roads Heading into the city. The market closed
firm Mt an advance Of 3pGl5oc q Io0Ds.
, 1863-03-31
Seeds In Baltluore-uarch 28.

Seeds In Baltlu1ore-march 28.
GrAes aeods hase been quite depressed. Clover
seed shows decline Of 5917;c z bu and Timothy
Of leHG25c. Clover ne now quote ut $5laDS.s rs
for common to prime samples, small lots COM
manding slight advance, and Timothy 51,51 70
r bn. Flaxsecd continues scarce md prices arc
nominal.
, 1863-03-31

Reasons for Its Establishment, from
the distinguished Astronomer
Prof, Loontss

We commend to the careful pcFusal Of every cit
5zen of Chicago the following wclshtY reasons for
,ha aoo..h,t.1y1c,+ nj astronnn,fr,f Ohaprratories
nc ~, I:..ss Iaa,s,a ~. s...sa
from Inc pen o. fto1. Eilas Aoo'A1s' 1he astfono-
mc1 OF Talc, and also the author OF our best text
ho,r In that SCIENCE. We ser mt xhv tnesc r,a.
VIVA - s --s S.,s .":.s ...-~ 49,. -. ...a>
Eors DO not hola win more thah ordinary iofee
il, our case, Willy may not Chicago. with her OBJ
.o.-,,,rt n 4.ucea,rc rho hnrrs hr Tho et,rs M
as.t .ha sxs,nn, ~ c-oon1.,ct .n5 ns .ha
came simple electric machinery drop the ball at the
,ouo,,t j., ou, Can't 1Jonsc snnaro and nj all thn
i"oiie". ~ a.. s1' e1e ~. ~
railroad etatons OF t1e cl1ys anu thHs iarhsa INC
exact time for the whole Northwest It wili be of
incu1cp1ah,e ADVANTAGE to ns.
1ach'eo'opie au' Hutse ~ us'
The following marked advantages Of the obaer-
ytory are set forth bv Prot, Leomis, which obtain
,a. 49, ,,,, .. ,,.a,,,,.-. ,,, co,,rot h,,t ,,xoro
he1e as "ch US e4se"Aete' aHo caau'os oat prove
highly desirable to Chicago, in every point ot
,.7c,r.
. ,..o-.u.,.
j. II tuIuItNes dA AECuIdtt nEteIlHIIlallon VI
, 1863-03-31

PhfIa. Provision markct-mnrch ~.
The provision market is unsettled and lower
HESS pork IL quoted at ia q for old, and S15Uf.3
1880 for new. A sale Of picked hams was mad ::
at SIC and lot OF rough cut meats at *, 6A aud
1Ac for shoulders sides and hams: Lard ID Of.
fcreh at t11t1Ac In prls and tcs, and the demand
oI
, 1863-03-31

The market IT. In an nnsettrd condition, and
parties not disposed to -operate-at Least 10 any
:,rcnt extent. Wheat-No raes. Dnyers would
pay Is fol No. I white; S1.4u for No. Q; and
*1:s:G:1 Is for No; and No. .sd. Cor CoEn@sass ne
on thu market, Rye-In demand at Soc. DlTlcy-
Spring, $1l5; winter, $t.25.
, 1863-03-31
Stocks OF Flour md Grain In mon-
treA1.

There has been considerable uncertainty respect
ing the stocks Of flour and grain in Montreal. We
have therefore taken the trouble TO collect the ex-
net stock In the warehouses round the canal, which
, 1863-03-31

houses and lots Yndfans ave.. north Of Hncold.
House and lot IN tfiI street near Prairie aFsnue.
lime lots on tue corner OF Mnge1d aud Psai;ie.
30 feet on Wabash. south OF TWefth street.
&c lots oi, Ontario street.
l feet on Indiana. south Of Old
unuse and 10. on STATE street.
small farms within ten miles at the city.
inquire q 0. .. CIllAiBEES. Te1cgraph Building.
, 1863-03-31
announcements.

A NNOUNCENIENT-For Clerk
IL ofshe Recorders Coutt-FRAyE TJ1NRa nm
announces htmsef 70 the electors otChlcsSo - can-
eotnsrC city erection mh1 h,ftSW
, 1863-03-31

p72tt{tAl G6fiHNsb EGUt8tl6N.
T r. E. Rigby. 50 Randolph street. is ceiling
PHpcr HaLgines at !rss than New York prices, At
wholesale and RETAIL m9Q1m
T Paper Hangingt. wholesale and retail
Largest stock in the city at CHASE l. co.'s, 109
Randolph street. m1-1m.
, 1863-03-31

EOR SALE-The entire stock of
j. drugs and medicines In the City Drug Store.
6aleshnr ILL., with Al the faEnture pertslcin. there
to, to re sold cheap for cash part cash a5d hs!anrc
secured on i!yae. A raye opportunity tot any nne
Inquire OF LORD 4 SMITH Druggists. q Lake strce:.
Chicago. or Of p COOKE, Assignee. GAieshus= III.
fur fqrther particulars. ". D. CuOkE, Assignee.
, 1863-03-31

Go TO THE BEsT-Go TO BNrASr 4 S1EArrox's 5
CHICAGO CoxnERc1AL COLLEGE, to get a thorough
nlas1{cal huffDrsH eaDtotiQp.
, 1863-03-31
<Gbifa9o @ributtt.
THE CITY.

SANITARY GFr CoscEnT.-0ur readers will OBJ
Bcrsc that the Sanitary Gin Concert for the sick
soldiers benefit, is postponed uut April sth fur~
chase Tour tickets row at one dollar each, orpay
premium for them in few days.
, 1863-03-31

T OST-On the 3oth inst, pack
i ase conts,ripe 1l.t ysrds Rrown Dress SILK The
rhder Will he 1tbera1ly .ewar led By 7eturulrg the
same to FREEDMAN 4 GooDk1SD'S Dry Goods
Store. 1s1 Lake #. n4h3i-b2:1-1.
, 1863-03-31

~ Cook & McLain, o. Dearborn street and 123
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
tEawls. &c. Gents coate, rests amt pants reno
vaied In superior manner. Bonnsts d5ed,
nleached and pressed in the latest style.
, 1863-03-31

CnAn1TABLk L1crunx,-Dr. G. Z. Tiffany, 70 arc
pleased to learn, will deliver lecture during the
present week at Bryan Hall for the benent at tho
scaman|s Benevolent Society, upon which occasion
the admission will be free. The eloquent Doctnr..
subject will be " The War; This generous nronrr
Of DR.. Tifanys In behalf Of 30 c1cellcnt ch.rttv
ought to meet With Il prompt Acknowledgement At
the hands OF our citizens, and We trust tha h,,,
Will be crowded upon this occasion. The eloquent
ard tillng1ceture Of this patriotic, 1ihertyIovinc
maa VII amply repay attendance.
, 1863-03-31

FIRTH NAnp.-A meeting Of the Union Club Of
1hc Filth Ward will be held on Tuesday evening,
a1et March, At the school house, corner Of Archer
Road and Twcnty.second street, formerly South
strcet} at halfpast scven O'Clock precisely. all
1Iu{on men are invited to attend,
, 1863-03-31

INFORMATION sWAs1rD.-DaEid Eostdet .aboutoo
years Of gcwEosc residence is corner Of Wells anu
Van Bureu streets, and who is night wafchman on
yun Burcn street bridge, has strared away from
bis home and friends. It is feared be is deEanged
ANY information concerning him Will be thahk1nns
received at the Wcst Market Police Station
, 1863-03-31

W; ANTED-By 4 gentleman Of
;:t.o business anaiacasions. and strictly tenn
l:Ul Keeper any ot!tcr In which he eau be ust
fnl Glitter 10 commission Wholesale grocery irst-
rass dry goods Of boot ami shue hou.e No objection
IL travel 1!e best "f city rcftreEce given. Address
S. 81 HARRIS, Post uticr Bux lHsi or c1!i At 10
Na!iscp street may3 b.Bl-3t STAT
, 1863-03-31

HkArT SALE or CArrLE.-Tle heaviest sale Of
cattle made in Chicago this season, was that By
S. Niekcrsou j. Co., OF 300 still-fed becresto Mo.
ris, Ripeuan & Co. We understand they were
purchased for shipment.
, 1863-03-31

SrnAr Cm1p.-A little girl named Rosann3
Fackctt, cannot be found by her mother: las'
Friday she IVES put in the cars beyond inc ceme-
trv to be sent to the City Mission but dld mol al.
rive there, Any information oi the child ii sent
10 the City Mission, 96 North Franklin street, Til
..z,.eh r11fne the mothrr.
, 1863-03-31

M II n I Z u
100000 AGENTS,
To sell the Great Mammoth Prize packages the beat
III the world ar Il ten other ktnfls. X. r. LaSDUN,
Agent. ~ Lake street. opposite Ircrlunt Rouse.
Send etan,p for circular. r1ll1y a94A1u
WANTED-(knitting A1achine)
W Every Farmer to know thst his women
Cc brnird Knitting inchlnes. It will It's cost
+ om ss' Is e ssh Tsst iE sa
pEhSSUE i ELLItlT. General Agents,
mis- aScG:nn 10 Lake street, Chicago, III.
, 1863-03-31

" ANTED-A purchaser for q
we'll se!ecfc stock Of Drugs In 20 ID business
coGEt.. tnwn; st.sk abcnt $sHp. tor particulars
call on j. H. WOOLSET. ll9 South Clark STREET all
1rrsk Pos. t1ttice FOX :GtH 1rhS9 b11 st
, 1863-03-31

MERCANTILE LITERARY US1oS.-The regular
election meeting Of this association, YVES held on
Saturday evening, at bryant & Stations college
room, and resulted In the choice Of the following
ofce.s for the ensuing term, viz: President, L. H.
Campbell; Vice President; j. q. Terrell; secrc-
4ary, n. r. Creighton; Treasurer, E. J. White
had
, 1863-03-31

ITO RENT-Alay lst, . large front
J. office and Ftoreroon second nnor It a1e ,nth
Water srcct: a-o one OF tie sauie Ia tts third
Rtory Arply on the premises.
miiIi1:hs!aif 4. u, GE AYES 4 CO.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
Glue bonette 6tfeui6uff.

Dbpobl ttt Rrisaeesmofra,su G@ bon
cen Qoppsrbsaee atfonetrn unp foGu,
sins Qouu,ntion nod Gbieaso berufsu ta
ben, wubri&fiuIiet. uu,. f6 NIT pen cons
isr,attpsn R.publitousrn ~ pubinesn,
oesr pitud&t uun {ih auf .stne nod bff1tf.
platform su Rsusn. botf'n nod rie "0bi'
easo Iimse", OFT ,.pbilart!pbia Demo-
frat" unp anrsrs Blditsr ei.fs1 1oul.ur.
ris D,moira,te per excellence, alias eis
Qoppubsaepor.si aum Stegs fiibssn uur
cen ni6fs prd6esnien eswdblsn 3u fon'
neu. Dsr ausesiti&nstsn Wduner basen
fe absr 10 ptsls, rab fs nitbt wi6sn. auf
w.n fe rie @abl fausn lnisn {elltn. Dot
ldufa feut fe paber pie !. .f:mse" tnNstbe
unp @Iiso iur Tarars. &s f'ap folesnet
Q.lehritdten:
Gr.prdfrsnt ptsrts pru y. Campfire.
Or; @pup. Sspmour 2on Connecticut.
6. E. 8auanetebam, eerjsii in4anaea
Go. Yuab upn Otio.
>Wouu. boratio Sspmour uon ". Uort.
@snsral WeGlsQan. unp
@enerol @rant.
ab,r was MIL rte :. 1imss". noe ptu
rer ,pbila. Demctrar' nit @sn. Grant ?
Die tommt Eaul uutsr rte 9rcpbeien
unp @en. Grant in eisie ..bonetfe @sftu'
i6oft'2 Dab.i9dnli@ rptl. um BE
t.aen {s&s Namen ttao usbr lsubtsn ~
|a0sn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
# Cine eiaeut,Hmli&t @emeinb

% Cine tigeut3dmlidbe @tmeinSe
tsfi,tt in Soma County. 20 Ne'lsn Don
Dc Moinss. Diatlbs hdat etn Nomen
vNmaura GtieQihaft"". ttRtbi aus 800
Mueiierun une il In z Gsmsinrsn Rs'
lb,il,. Die Qsitune rer AnpeIsasnbst,sn
rubt In Ten 6dnten ron Yc,fsben. pfl.
&e rur1 ris fdrmtli@fn Witaltsrn ae'
mdbIt psresu. Die @sisQ(&tft bsRsi
80, 900 Ader 9anh an einsH Stld. 700
5t0d Rinrpisb. IL OO0 S&afe unp sins
e,cse Aniobl pfuee., Bon eem Ran,tn
B.as,bum 6ne 22OO Ader anasbaut. -
Auesr Mabl. unp 6dasm6blsn bat pte
Weitui6oft sine 6olswaarsn' unp eiae
orceartias 8ellen: Gobrtf. Ia en Beue
asfpounsn unr a0e A1isn wpaener 9l&sv
anasf.rtiet psrbsn. Die MaI&tusrtsn
fup ausesjeitbnd unb e miro aste&nst.
eat ttefss 9atr 5OO0-6OO0 BaQen
Sole ssra,bstist woeer. aQse asbt IN
arte.er Rubs unb Gintradbt non Gta,tsn.
uup psnu - moth abut. bdfsn eie Grousu
aua In E,lre asbetisn. Die 0tftQfdufi
etbt etn,m srettu Dobiaanre sntssssn'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
Ra, INN Rebt'S los.

Die ..N. 3. 1imee urrtlnrtat Ten
nabt 5t1o1f f1btnrtu Gut eba1Itfons unit
iaet:
..Dir 6np in Befss pom Yripat Naa.
ri&.,u ron Worris Sslonp. rit f& 1war
midi 1ur Buof.n'I'&una eiansn. une
abtr ~ Zen keRen 6ofnunasn be's&tiasn.
Frob rsr nsus anarif ouf Gbar'sRon uon
tinsm eduaiasn G,fole bealsitst iein wu.
C. Dion f.nrt jeBs rie Btl&offtnbnt
pu Dbftruf,ionsn in 6afen sanl asnou."
un(.rs unltnntnie ps,isIbeu nor biebtr
rie 6aupii9miuiafit Diefe Obarut
tton,n Fnr. mis man j,st btfimmt wsie,
ui&t pou rer Art. rab Ge sinsm trdfIiasn
Auarf unlsrr panari&iffe sinsn ieb'
wirflomeu @tprfonp snt9taen fseen
fount.n. Gs IN natlrIi&. ro6 nit tsi
Gem 8erlu9s, tinioe unfer.r S&ihe stn'
bue,n, otu binGahi& 10 i&liseli&tn
Grfolss b,,(dt nur rptnia 3weifd. @sn.
@tumo1s'e 3gmbnscsmsnt pom Gon
Sumt,, bstra<n uir blo6 ale oo {
8oripitl " benz 9ro6sn btposR'bsn
Zen xriteer1ama. Gs if con rn bo6ftsr
Bi9tiotsi,. rob mir. sbe mir unfsre pan
,uFo,,e Aum AnariF btoreern. BeRs uen
;{c1t Sumisr oru ntm @runrs. auf ton
Is atbou, il .tabtu,eoes im8out rae ein'e
or,r ros aneus unfs1u S6iH. uuf1lp
pslt mlrrs. sinsn btqaemtn 3ufu@teort
fdr fe ti,ten nl1pe. Nlr battu une
biebu f,insn (str (aueuini(&sn 6cfauu
arm in Baua nuf uniere Grio!as son
CHARLTON dtsrlo6sn. absr rts 1ballo&tp.
in rusu BtGs mir fnD. mo&sn rislslben
its. pid 9Iduienrtr. als ii js Supor pa
rsu."
Nun, uenn tos 8orlpisI 70 lanQs Mo.
note e,ncmntn bot. - ME uitIs Wonat'
mirp renn cas- NaGipisl tauun u.bst'
o.us i.ten mir niat sin. mir mir Sort
5umtsr balisn uup Is ale sinsn 3u
Ru&,ao.t flr uuisre ed fl benussn 'on'
n,u, 10 lanes rir MID. Gou Meultrit unit
Botterp 8se nsbft rsr untsrn 0dIfts pon
SuQipan'e SsIonr Aenommtu batsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19

~ erdftn. uaete u,an nit psn 6rsune,r
psr Qoppsrbsats auf bteislbe Siufs es,
llumsnf&It&fsti unb Ba,baset ttnatas.
funlea (etn. absr Rstorfou tur& ben
gaI9en. bse wdre aspib ttn 70 bumanse
aIs asrsdbie6 austunftsmttisl.
Darum aber fpieIt berrn 9ineoln im'
uu pea na&stebissu uno perfsbnlidsn
B.ubsr esasu pislen. u Muslbu6 ts1 Nsnl4.
beit2 @orum fsut q ni&t anAau rse
f&lafs NeQlsuan. Weaee einen 8eneraI
an ete Spite Der q tou,ae. armss. Der 20
uslhsbt. tte Rsbsatr ~ addtiesn une ibre
6auptRatt unb 0sae Hi@monb psm 3d.
esu 0let& ~ uabens
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
9St< febt e nit Dem Heerutircu ?

| >SS VsevA 80 WssS WV 0Set1WSSSSU
Suuerbalb 8 @opeu bat Soma }stu,
QUOTE pon S9fO Wanu ~ psm Iesteu
Aufasbo,x pou 300. 600 Mann III fttueu
81 pisielbt bts 1un 5. Sauuar rur6 G,i.
DiQtasn' Dsrbunaeu ni&t bsre.fsQi. II
wtro an risltm 1a9s bic Quote ueer ROD
Dtfeit an esrfslben .eonieribtrt rsr.
ota. Der uou Soma bisber asfsQs III
berl&ue an ben so.iaeu aufastoten Mir
uns iwar ~ quite tommen. rtre aber tts
obiSe 3abl ni&t bsptutsno pe.tl.insrn.
Ge miu uus. bsrdnfsn. ale et(9dbs In
Soma bieemal psrbdItuiemd6ie meuia.
un b,u altsn Rubm pts 5taatss aufr&t
~ erbalteu unp mir bsfdr&tsn, pat msnn
Mot zine 1ssere 1bdiigftii finirili. Soma
bintsr anrsrsn Staatsn iurldbl.ibsn unp
Die Confer ption dbsr fdb miro .svasb.n
Ia0tn mdfisn. @tt zen pom @ou,srnsur
erIafenen au6oresruuaen uno 0s,fdsun.
asn II ss ui&t abqsm a&t, tae 0olt lsIbn
mu6 tbdtia psrpsn. Dsm Ref1u.sn wsr
cen ieSt au6srorrentlia< Dortbeile 9.bo
ten. 70 aroet 8o,tbstle, ba6 f& rs1(sIbs
mad Ablouf rer Ditn fa,tt i'm BsfBe stutt
Gapttals (sbsr miro. pae btorsidsnp IA.
Elm ei8ense 1auespsfsn. stn @dadft ~
arlnrsn. wubr(&stnli@ wi.p poau nod rl
Solo erb6bt wsreen, unp Der xriee ia cod
or 6aup,fo&s mad 10 nts 70 tatp ~ Gkrt:
Man fouie robe. alaubsn, tae tsi .tnfaer
anfreuRuna rte ben6tbtete Wanni&af,
f& lei&t aufbtinRen Itt6s.
9u Snptano 6up nnier esm ntuen Auf.
0sbote bereite faf II sous Heatmeutsr IT,
ftuiirt worteu in SQinois. flQsn I'D eit
8dbsn. tn Mafa&ufstie FRONT man Au
rsn DoFsu II. Il. 6ter bat man pur6
'Grsrausraiituna psn Solp eer So!ea'sn
auf $50 psr @onat s1b6bt. rou bat man
Grtrobounitss unp unts.tleuna esr Sol.
ratsnfrausn potirt Il. II. @iu man ui9t
balp au& In Soma anfanasn2
Die Sa6e mue naid.lit uon Ten Con-
manen unp ren Doblbabsnrsn au69sbeu.
&ommi IS eff lur &onit1ip.ion. 10 m6atn
Die lid uerrsttnst boben, Vie G& ouf eis
3300Qlauisl usrltsesn, Bisusi&t abs. rsfo
bsfsr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
6err 81 a beuf.

Die B6rfe BaIjsans ndstt tsus altsh
Mopnf ni&ts. Habsuf bate 10 istnsr
tbruatttetu, ftntii6sn Sttte elr&ous
cos tbm lussfausns @sf&snf ni&t onas'
ncmmsu; q alautie ni&t pae etn @'1n
I'D in eouisb'er ausmdnien lafIe. er
bat,e nt&t erratten. bae eas. nae Don,
btmmsl ssfausn ~ fttn (&ien, non GAP
rode sssomusn ,var; e bate bte 4tti'
rsm nd&fsn poIt,eteommttfa. tteraebeu
als ssfunpsusu -0faenfaue. Die 86rf.
war 10 tsr Ibat Ssrtorsn; ss s.rRstt I'd
ven (slbf. bat Fe gisnaso in anfprnd
nabm. unb eab fl ulio au& Nabsu
Dr alte Mabsuf ians abrfssne fmms'
fttef.r.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
& { uillctD .
Ole
Mrmen un1 &lenben,
Nomau bon q itlsr bu9o.
prtfstuRS 81
Qlfeou.

au rsmfsltsn Gage. Qtesn 4 ubr Na&
mittaae. fae 8alisan allein on stnsr rs
Gin n(amR Rrn 6tsuen bss Morsfsl"ss. Au'
Nor6&t aine ~ jset aismlt& ieItsn mi
-Qofslts aus. 81 tru8 fstne Atbsiirjad
unp Bsiufleieet uun 9raufr 9.inranp
istne Mlss NIT psm lonssu 5&frm oer
otd,s (sia @sI&t. IT NOR rubia unl
alddtt& peaen Qofeits. Boo tin DO
siniser 3.it teuurubiat uno erthrsd, bat.
II. nor psraanaen, absr fsit uis,l.bn "a
ssn battsn 6& Bs(orani0e aursrsr DIT bsi
'bm tin8eReas. Gines luees.~ ole sr aui
rem Boulsuorb tabiunino. nor tbm 1be
narriu bsa,ansi. Su {sinsr 0trtleipunQ
bate ibn 96tuareisr uitt ertount; abs,
8aIjsan bate Jpn {sitrsm msbtmoIs atie'
bsu. unc wueie iess aswi6. ro6 lbtnor'
eier hh In eisfsm 6tarttbeil bsruutrttb.
Dos mar bintetttnp fur ibn fdbnsu ein.u
Gn,idlub au fuH,n. Nit lbenarpier wa'
rem fur ibn als @sfabren erf6ienrn. pa
'ie nat au6 ni&t msbr rubfa :rie polt'
nf&en llurubsn tattsu zen llebtitaup fdr
Soon. ru 4,pae in (sinsm 9sbsu ~ ps,'
brasu. tae rtr polisei dnafIi& unp mie'
trauii6 wurrs UNI itbr mobl ou@ sinsn
Nann pie BaIjean entesdsn sonntt. Gr
bate i'd atfo snii&loGtn paris. ia feltf
Jronfrsi& ~ utrla1eu uno na& GugIane
3u 9sbsu. 1t fae jsst auf Cen NorsfsI
C unp bsf6dftiets f& nit o0erlst @seans
fen, nit 1bsnaseitr. Ger YoIilsi. pie Rsiit
unr ru S&witrtptstt, f& etnsn pab ju
,.46oftu. .
Sn outn eislsn punfisn mar n teforpt
Gnrtt6 tatte Il Woriue' arersf1e an
rsr Wau.. en,erdt. uur,,ro q nt@t nuets.
nas ptss IA bsreuten babe. 70 wurre (si:
ne Bsioranie rorur6 rsrmsbri.
81 bl,ste 6& inrt1en wcbl. NIT &ofst
t. ntu rif Worte an rer Danb ~ ipIeS
&u. TIN: &. 'hidi ~ ,ri&udsn.
@dbrenr nfo ianp. fl! ibm pl6Bli@
Elm flsints au(ammenasbrodHnes papter
ouf ftin Rnie. 81 nobm eas popier uni
Ias rte In a1oesn 8utfabeu NIT BIsi'
fift 9sl@rtbsnsn @orts:
3isbsn Ste que!
8aIjton Ranp raid auf. 60 nor Ws.
monp usbr "a.
gaIi,an ains fofou ua&esntli& na&
6aule.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
CID t. co.

6nr 8 dabler
An,tr .ttpteu Vsrratt con etael UaarsL tuf6lie
erh eitra( en. wene utr eur& uufere fsstltflttr IN
6tasbe Rurr Rta ebsr beim Dussub IN ser,aufsn uae
,rer 70 btR yreeu als rseus elm anberes Cans tn ie
6. (tub. .. s. &btle,
AfrR Odusupert.