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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

THn GRRAr PENNSYLVANIA RoUfI.-Ths
Quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
Sunday. soldiers tiaksts NJ Governnent rates .
Al the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further Information apply 1t ths %
corner PennsylysniA AvsAus and Sixth street, un.
der National Hotel. Otdoe open from .. =. TO
y. n.;on Sundays to p. N.
ouE 3 A3a1t,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
He Leaves for washington.

~ Kffl'ghNV ~ a w
CoLu,fBus, ONO, oct. fo.-secretafy Chase
apsha u . isFgs crowd ID, this city last alUht.
He congratulated the people upon their victory,
and spoke Of the good effsct u would have, not
only In this country, but In Europe. Nwould,
he aid, strengthen the hands OF the Prssldsut
snd The Cabinet, and send JOY TO the hearts q
oW amy. a. Jtsl ~ saaiirpalul. . stI ~
II you had given ten thousand majority only,
Il would not have suffered; but your grand oid
one hundred thousand has done the business.
He reaearsea tbs history Of bis leaving Ohio
three ysam slsse 70 atseud the Peace Congress,
the policy he advocated, and the result, and
bis transfer nom the Senate BY President Lin
coin 10 the Cabinet. n " "
He alao referred 10 the history of his anan-
cial scheme, and 70 his three years. absence,
and fesllngly thanked his audience for their
kind welcome Of him TO Ohio. He compli-
mented Governors Dennison and Tod for their
fidelity and zeal In managing the affairs Of
Secretary Chase len Columbus this morning
for washington. ,-t'uT.Np a7l1 ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

- The O0es - the naeasnal Aspuhas-
can 10 - sl1 Ninth esrseS, hseWssn Psnn-
y1vania avonoo anA % street,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

) REV. j. POTTER, from New Bedford, will
preach In the Unitarian Church, corner Sixth and
b streets, on SUNDAY, 18th Inst Morning SER
wee at II o'clock. Vespers at IN ociB!2t
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
Bstis1l'I|ll, !, Esrablits1iI..
WASHINGTON, ID. Q.

FRIDAYm,,n,,.,.,.,,,,.,. ,soCToBER 10. lsss
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Anew YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
IN THE BRADFORD CoMMLMoRAT1oN,

The New York Historical Society proposes 70 comnemo-
rate s hundredth anniversary the birthday q VIM
bradford introduced the art Of printing into the Middle
Colonies Of British America by address and other appro
PIRATE edngs The address wiz be delivered BY John
William Wallace Esqy Of Philadelphia. at at the. Hall of
the Union, Cooper INSTITUTE N me ciy o. View YORK; on
Rash member Of the society will receive, application,
two single tickets Of admission which must be applied for
the library 70 Col Warner 55 broadway on or before
Monday, the 18Th inst
sccndants Of william bradford WHO mag be present In the
city reuuesed 70 mske themselves known 10 the
miitee order that they be duly invited 10 attend.
The ey viii hold reception ~ the library Thur
day evening May 81 at eight o'clock Members who wish
10 Invitations the Reception must apply "a above
Immediately, the number is OF necessity very strictly
lInie and they will be issued in the order Of application
until x ausied -
Bra 70 Ncatryman from i7U3 TO In-haye provided
for the OF the tombstone erected 10 his memory
in 1852 scr nj service will b. held the
Immediately ming prayer ut the chnch Wednes.
day afternoon MAY 30, al three clock The members ~
th lets aHd theg guests arr invtcd to part IN the
eerrnelifsat us churrh. should the weather prove
tOe following aav
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

Wheat Was &C. a Sc lower, with increased activity:
The ss' sIs !. ssnss GO
winter; 81 45 81 60 for Milwaukee club and ameer ger
spring 81 80 81 40 for Chicago SPRING q rs 81 a for
Corn fell OH materially with sales Of 100000 bushels
mixed Western al SIC Soc, closing at 61c e2c for
for all Kinds Of ysllw Rye ruled dull At 81 Os. Oats
buss..eIs barley were sold al 81 22,lC. asl 20.
s3c four months good, 32c. xc fair, 31c 81 &C..
ordinary 30c 80 nc fair TO good cargoes 3lc S2c.
Java mats and bags, SIC. $50 Maracaibo, 32c a4c
Iaguayra 32c. 34c; St. Domingo, 29c. 20 isc, cash.
Only fcw small lots were disposed Of.
CoroS was very QUOT at 6oc. for middling.
oday were reported Of bushels
grain for liverpool at I'D Cd In bulk and bags, and
cargo OF provisions for London on - but otherwise ne
HAY-Tho demand was brisksr at sOc o5c. for North
river bals
MorAssEs-Thc inquiry was moderate; sales were made
Of 2o bbs and half bbIs New Orleans Al 40c 50c 90
bdds Cuba muscovAdo, part al 4oc 46c and 30 hdds
Porte Rico on p.t
oIIs were moderately sough. AFTER and wero without
PEovrros.-Pork was quiet, with sales Of only 700
bbls p lots nj $l2 $2 rs for old mess, $l4 $l4 70
for new mess and o 2 90 0r od % ana ss new % aa
bbl at 80 so $11 10 for plain, $12 20 $l3 SO for ex.
Sales made Of 800 bbls and tercee lard
within tho range Of ekc. 10nc 500 boxes bacon at
8Lo &c. and $50 packages hams and shoulders at &C.
7c and Sc. a6Hc Butter selling l5c 2ic for
state and i4c lie. for Western Cheese continued
quiet at 10c q 14c.
RrR-rhere was 4 better demand for Fast india OF
which l50 bags found buy at &c. askc chiefly at Sc.
SreARs quiet with sales OF only 400 hhds at SIC
12hc for New Orleans and Q hc. a 1870. fpr Cuba
TiiiowThcre were ito goo lbs sold at lie II ,sc.
TEAS Only portpn OF tho catalogue offered at aue
tion to-day was sod holders not satisfied with
tho bids The lots sold at II 81 20 for hyson
eoc 81 IS for young hyson, SIC. fr hyson twankcy
s4ts for hyson skin, 81 rs 81 52k Tor gunpowder
SHY 81 4s for imperial, and Tlhc. s31zc. feI
waisKSY-Abou, 500 bbls changed hands at Allc
1 ltr
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CIAL
THURSDAY, May A-6 P. NJ.

THURSDAY May H-6 p NJ.
The speculation in stocks is still on the increase.
Most of the old Wal! street chques have realized
profits; but new parties.are formed every day to
take their place. and the public at large arc rapid
ly awakening to the feasibility OF making fortunes
in stocks. As in November and February last, the
public have taken the market out OF the hands OF
the regular spectators, and bid fair to carry
prices as far above the figures at which the old
cliques realized they did on those occasions.
The commission houses are reaping splendid
harvest Several of the leading firms have AS
much business as they care to transact, and dc.
cline new orders in faver Of junior houses. At the
leading banks and bankers the form is again re-
vived ofexacting twenty per cent margin on stocks;
but we know of great deal Of money which came
into the street day for employment at per cent
on the ordinary 10 per cent margins. At the first
board to-day an enormous amount of business was
done. As usual the market was variable. Erie was
firm at an advance Of ~ Pacific Mail rose
per cent, Reading 3i<, Michigan Central ~.
Illinois Central TX, Cumberland 81, Toledo ~
and Prairie du Chen ~. Southern old was per
cent lower and Pittsburg fell off per cent. Gov.
ernments were firm. Bonds were in good in
quiry; the first mortgage Mississippi and Missouri
rose l1& per cent. At the clcsc Of the morning
session there was a rush to sell some leading
stocks, and lower quotations we're established
Parties who have sold stocks appeared willing In
some instances to get out moderate short line:
But at the one P. n. call the buoyancy Of the mar
ket was fully restored, and q handsome business
done. II is not uncommon for man who realizes
profits to expect that his sales will be followed By
decline. But in a market like this it lie uncom-
monty unsafe to act upon the expectation. At the
second board thc market was irregular. Reading
rose 8, Illinois Central and Rock Island a. Other
stocks were generally HaZ lower. Pittsbnrg
sold down to 81 and Northwestern was offered at 49,
At the four P. M. call the whole market was bet
ter, and the business large. Rock Island rose 2,
Illinois Q, Erie "a, &C., &c. The following were
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

Gold continues inactive, and the vocation Of the
spectators in the metal is gone-at least for the
present. It opened at $50, and fluctuated between
1887 ani 1907, closing at FIVE o'clock P. NJ. at
about $50. There was good inquiry for bills at
l65 for bankers signatures.
The total amount Of legal tender money afoat
at present is $3as 300 0OO besides postal currency
and about $l75 900 Of bank currency. Mr..
Chase has still $4,000, 900 Of legal tenders Of the
old kind to issue, and hs appears to be floating
them nearly as fast as they are printed. When this
issue is exhausted the new legal tenders, bearing
interest-of which $4O0, 900, 900 are authorized
will be set a1oat; and about the same time IL
is expected that some, at least, of the one hundred
banks which have applied to be organized under
Mr.. Chase's act will be issuing currency. large
proportion Of the $50 bonds which are being sub.
scribed for will be used as the basis of new bank
issues.
The statements of the banks of the three princi
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1862 aa fo ollows.-
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

CLEARED
Steamship I,sss; Point fSsseS roriisna--i o%-sa
Slip Ki.ne Floyd Dearborn. Valparaiso $, saiH. M
Bars Msry Dyer, Wallace. salseil. Neer. h.tisn's
Ere rs hsna' 1iSs% iaSe 'is t Rsns,@ os,,e
Brs.ASsy Fenno sBr). aasses, nansanll s-Bra, ssa
Brig II Kennedy, Smith phiadcphia-ya,es ror'er
sshr Ars,ie tBr). MILAN, Turks I.l,ne,,-Ie. EnsA.
sesrJ wsri, sSesscy Era lor.-Ma,r.y SsF'ssw
sr ssr fss. posass Ess'f iSora sap
sctr = De Hart Low wa.hisr,oo--ys f,us, sl.el,
sSr GSoSS ksa@,
s r John Jones, koaih Ha,irnorr ,psniley Smith Co.
ssf s':,s ss TS%sSr s.s ag %
sssr sSf rel" s A%ss,ry rsr's .%so.sr, soa Co
sshr s FriaSs =, Level No.Ion,s% iswskoo
ARRIVED
@ ssS r$ @ Prince 'S' with %a's sad SA''s"s'T IA.
Isysss Tsss., csc s 70 r s ~
sirnai!sei brig csadace. bound N,
ship Ss Ox KWgsS W", Sr Hpr Il Z. wA
spoke Norwegian bark Emile from BsrAeaa, for Nrani
20 1s BIZ, could not On accosni ebsrs.
The Protector fell in with great quantities OF ice In a 20 to
Ship Gaesip ssreml: Won Hagen, Mayr. 2 d:ss
s IA, = 10 rassed ship Neptune Steering =; seh
%n'sn s Ss" ark Maria bound = ins, d. 7Oos
bark MnSsarsi. tpras,; Rc.cek Alicante, 40 days in
Bark Ibis Hatch, New orlsaos Is days, with sugar &C.
Brig Rrs, iBsj. srowe. Havre 81 days in e.lla.. to
B9yn nas M m ne Sws bay FOR
days IN ballast, 10 ma ter.
aT: e: :s' ssa"s
60 y dsys % with , .,0a n1 tsaea % M
sfa1 snss sh s:s S @
ssnT ASrs . % New Haysu Is days with sugar. &C. "
sshs Amelia ,Br. oi xr,shai,. 1err,or, charo,,e,own
schr stephen Taber Cook Pcou MS, 10 days, with coal
sehr Empress tRr!, Clubhouse sacsvile, NIB. 10 dAss
seSr ssSr BcsnSary bss: kii.sSs,se eoss Boston
ssSr Goansesr wsss Ssr sSs:on
sssr Car Jo1. Terry y. Esw"Ts i d.ys a..s
sesr esr May May yf sus'is s Saiss. sdas: '' Wy
sssr sssr SS"aeis Ss"a par.er .s saasS 1sS asy:
sssr sssr wf' s. ssst1s PAUL. Ssis sossass saassT
schr Susan i Mary. Crockett, Roeklsnd.
srhr Hieh!aDder. Began. Portland Ne. days
sssT s;. ss%
seSr seSI = . RsSsS. Fsisiss oSesss.!sr. day.
ssSr ssr Ssry s.%v. .sn oT'ws cso.e ss:sn
Rchr Golden Gate, Weeks k0e,cn. DAYS
echr Ann Caroline Bacon, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr 0rerson, Harding Boston
Schr Earl Crowe.l, Boston. 8 days
Schr IAniertine. 0urney. WsrehAm
Schr Locbiel HASKELL Fall River for Eiixabs!hport.
Schf Pioneer. Daniels, Wcelheet
Schr Chief, Norris. Barnstable.
Schr Albert Tbomas Thomas. New Haven.
seSr Sipiss, Ptss.s. sndgspc.t " ~
Echr Clara Norton, Port Even.
Rckr Perine. Litchfeld, Rondout for DIghton.
Shop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence.
eioop Pointer Nichols. Providence.
Sloop Southport Cole, New Haven.
Steamer Octorsra. Mclaughlin. baltimore.
Steamer Mars. Nichols, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza Jones' Philadelphia
Steamer KiDgnsher, Wiliams. Providence.
BELOW
Ship Memnon Freeman. from Caldera
Brig Sparkling Wave, 70 days from Bnenos Ayres.
Brig Ocean Spray.
Also steam frigate.
SAILED
l3lh-Seamers Alliance Dudley Buck, Baltimore; ships
Prapdoe; barks Francisco Ellen Morrison, Elsie; brtgs
Glove. Mary Gambrll; and II schrs-
Wind sunset E, with
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court c.iepasr-Th,. Dav,

stihDNE CorRr-CiKCUu Part Nos. z6ls 26IT
2el9, 2e2, 1928 225, 1921 1851 2e3s 1886 POST 26sD
2o4l 2ta5, 245 2o4I 2ei9, 1861, 2053 1885 Part s.
short eauses-Nos 2543, 2sll 32sl $3.50, $500, 2007
CoNxos PLtAs-rRiAl TFm.-Pai Nos p0a 1908
1895, 1Iss, 1885, 1885, 1877 1T3s lTs0 iTf i7i2 fTl3
1o7s g4, li2s lf2e, lj7 lT2s, I52s, l73 l5s2 iiS3
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
city Inzeliicence.

rar iRsss Rx iKs fuxn-Mr John McAnhne, Vice Presd
dent Of the Knights OF st. Patrick wishes acknowledge
the receipt OF hundred doaars from Mr. Alexander
Dunlap, OF Albany. 10 aid Of the Irish relief sund
FloRAi crMosrY.--Daphne CLeorun,, the largest plant
Of this bsaatfu! evergreen, now IN fui Bo~er, Is on
exhibition at MIXERS horticultural rcrot No. 6Sf Broad
way BIceckcv street. Growing only foot high
and csvered ali the with bright pink bowers which
vary n rant, makes It one II The most desirable
plants for the garden lawn semotey pur Qoses known
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
CITY cOMMrRCIAL REPORT.

Amn-sales Of 10 bbls. made at s1<c. for pots
and exc. for pearls
BRxADsruYs-Thc receipts by the Hudson river barges
to-day (ho st direct receipts by water from the lakes
this season. were heavy The total arrivals at this port
by al conveyances 20 600 bbh -four 224 500 bush
els grain I4o 900 bushels and 81 500 bushels OATS
Tho market unable 10 bear such large accessons TO
the available supplies and prices generally fell Of mate
rally Flour was about 10c lower, with moderate de-
mand Sales we're made of IL 200 bbls State and West
ern 500 Southern and $50 Canadian within revised
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
MAJOR Seneral Commanding Department o
The Sentence of vaiIandIghana Modified.

II reported In Washington that General Bur inside ap
proved the sentence Of the commission in The OF Gle
ment L. valandigham which was that he be confined at
the Dry Tortugas but that the President has changed
70 sending him south
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
Interesting from AibasASD
ORoANIxATtos OF rlrg HARBOR DEFENCE C0Npis
sIoN-rHE DgMoCRACY AND vALLANDGHAx-

ALBANY, iay 10, 1868
The Herbor Defence Commission organized by the
selection Of oveLor Seymour President, and Genoral
Isaac vanderpcol Engineer Cef No precise course
Of action has yet been determined on.
The Democratic General Conolittee has called meet
ng OF citizens for urday Indignation at the
sentence OF vaIiasdghaiA, and 70 protest
against their consuInmattOn
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

a 1rAsoSIC THE MEMBERS OF KEY STONE LODGE
M NO 2s5 hereby summoned to attend REGULAR com
muuicaton this evening (Friday) the 10Th inst, AZ ~
o'clock By order Of JOSEPH J. JENNINGS, w. NJ
SecretAry.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

Five lots Hicks st., adj above. ga 25Nioo, each. roo
One lot adj above, 10 II west of Lnqpecr st. xtkics 10
Two Is on Ne son ST.. 100 n from iiicks &C.. Aud
lot in rear on lnqueef ST.. each x5kloo, each-s ioS
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
Movements in Real Estate.
nv 4 NJ Miller

our s,orv houses In 90 ay bet 10th and nth ss LOT
is0x7b .......................... 500
HOUSE y Ia ana Sv 10Y noase Is cio lot
House and lot adjoining same a. above ...... 24o0
lot adjoining above n. g. Of 5Th ST.. 25xioo . 1850
lot AIS It, east &C 9th av. n OF 57th ST. 25xl00. 2h0O
lo,s adjoining above n g. 67th ST. 2SxfOo each 800
Iot on bsh St SIS. 325 ft east OF 9th av 26xiO0 800
lot ON 5sth 81 ., AGO of 9tn av 25xloo 400
By Z. H. iGdlow & Co.
lot southeast cor. 4ist ST. and lth av........ 34O0
three / Is adj. above the av., ,each........ $500
'T' m rss, ss's ADD aS rear by 49, 600
i'rs Iassioo. sc D.'N ~ w - - ' ''," .,'V s.7oo
py MuFcr, wilkins Co.
rnrnEIYN rRorfRrr.
10, southeast cor iioss and Nelson sts 2ixiuo d. 21o
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.


A SECRET WORTH KNOWING so TO THOMAS n.
"A AGNEW, 200 Greenwich street. corner Of Murray, ard
see the low prices he Is selling Teas Conees Wines Fish.
FLOUR Spices thing else Hsed In amy For
Sugars ioIsc upwards. Call ana see for yourselves
,oRNs. BUSIoNs, INVERTED NAILS. &C, CURED
" bv usina Dr. Briggs Curative sent By mail and sold
BY drussss cen 81 and y per boz, send 70. e,rru.
sDr j. BRIGGS, practical ehropodst 2l2 Broadway. n
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS,
PEACE AND CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY.
BENJAMIH WOOD, Editor and Preprstor
The reissue Of ,his paper VIII commsncs ,ass on
Daily News per anuum Sosrs
siN months. ~ eS.~.s
single copies. wo ven.s
editions One oothAf
Commppicatons be addressed TO-
S BENJAMIN WOOD, New York Daily News
10 CITY Hall square, New York city.
Persons In this city and vicinity desiring TO be served ~
carriers will leave their address Al the ONCE.
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

O-"VVW NHF'F ITFT ETTus 10
32o00 do ...... Is
10 shs Bk \ of " Y. 10
1863 ~ OF Commerce. IL
rs American TX Tx. III
% Continental Rk. II
30 Corn Exchanesiik II
90 Common we'h TX /
rs Park Bank ...... I:
The New York herald., 1863-05-15

This medicine irreAs@s power OF digestion and ~
ee. the ahoihcn, into healthy action by which The water
dep, a.. unnatural enlaf gements
redas,t wei a. ain and inflammation. and 10 good for
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
w66entlttDtr Marttbfrt6t.
Office bts .Dtmolraten",1
- " TWi1It0oM IA Nrf- 6

Die @efddfk purten In ben lsttea Be&sn
weeen Ramset an 9rantpurtmttteIn fttr ab8tj
tlIlt. unfeye Qepte mar pdtvent tfT Ser6anGes
men Dc3e NIT prcbutten bsbedt, wilde nes.
f&ift psresn fonten, absr. a -Ihb it4t seua6
Dcote SoTtanteM, nm Bic Gra4t III fpettren.
Str batten fttt eintgen aagsn einen reaelnid.
btssn R%orbcafuru, In 0Siss bs6tn ale 0ff4df-
tt I'm H,ti,n stnasasat ra,en. Oh, 3ufsisea
.nebnsn al aub bic @sse fauotn- al, -fAatdt u
revbsn.
Or Ma!rt ma. fss dufs.sest ass Vie et.t.
Solasnet Rnb tte heuitses: Htssusenprdf4
-@ttl. ST vpn Is bts' 4Oe' ytr Bartei A.
a!,s.s. :s:%st $3.50 msel.fdit nh $50,
@ttlen.. 3ufutrsn latsn etvas2 jseeusra-
nen: uab ssr sssts If Jim $ bs loo ssRtess1.
sstas. Die 3ufusr.n' tat.nI sa@sslafsa.
prette ftR ~ 81. OF btS SITE. - = ~. +:
H3afer. Die 3afutrtu fiat beetatene atyt.
Tea :unb BE Ra&fraae q gut: 9rette fae 3 ~
Sc aeRisaeu. so BIZ 62t. , nj vi rs
Ss;n: 3afusita aassttatt.s aas p''l q
.~,awttbtIn. De 3sttt III 3rtstsln &c
beinabe ueribtr, DIE TIeHt< Darn Peg iAe
usrbsn 70 t(etttn. 'TrstS $l.10. bn $l.2O.s I
8artcffeln, fanatn an IN ben yR6rtt
~ lsun,tn. Die Qualttdt IL gut uHb Irslfe
bod. sgBtr nctirsn ~ so I'll. 62s..s5sa. -
.6aameH:.9tmot SITS BIG ECO;
dla&sfaamen $500 ~ 5 LAO. 4lssiaaasn If
weTlt, gtpat4,.ne, 5o--6oe. ts 9
Bobntn. NsfetaRnSin Dster Ra4fsaSe
unb rsrSeu ~ 81 bic $2.25.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
Babl.t ~, Sbio., >.

Dad ousn It's isbt Mittpo& Woratn
8 ubr) sineslauf.nsn Btrtdten- nib 9aI'
l%onriAbam nit fett bs%psutener Maiori'dt
a,f1laesn, werrtn tdn. Cincinnati aitb'
5000 Maj. far Brousb, Solomon 800,
&uYaboaa 5000 u. {. ~. Dos 9anjs
6oipannyotua, II alsi&faQs NIT wsnisen
ausnabmsn esstn Wouanetabom:
Wan r,&nst. rue Btouab nit $4,000
Mai. tn 6taut trrdblt fein miro. uno rof
roe golpat.npo,uia tisie Wajori,d, bic
auf 100, 600 dni&weQen wetre.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

|bttns.n. Sd pi1 tttne pfaf&eret baraxs
9eu,a&t feten !" Sab- Iesta Grid wurbe
|fetnsm1 @uafdl asu1st SsrtdnSest; man
100 tbu BE &apps absr bae Vef&t, q
nffete fstu pauptbstets dniAe ausentlfde
unb rief bann nit lauter Sttulu,e "Ger<
tia." De Uauibdr ftl unb mad eintssn
G,euntsn tsfliaeu Eotssfauupfse bate, Il
%ausedtten. Drst6is Minutsu na4ber
mu.ts It bsratsenoututn uni tn tfnen
Gar9 gtlset. na&reu' rsr Arjt tbn ale:
opQfomm,n toet sttIdrt bottt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
QatboIit&e generdle IN besa Nrutt.

n GIN Nsw gortsr tGorrefpunbsnt stnss
tGiNetHnatt Do@enblattes 'ma&t BON b9a
tatbeNI&tn @tnsrdlen bstr Armse bic ftl'
esussn ale bic berpprrasentRtn nombaft :
Weneral Meabe. Obrr, @eneral Der 20.
tomac Niutte. Gen. Rofetranl. Oberbs.
f~eblsbatr Der @umbsrianp' Armee. @en.
Softer, Dbnbsfsblsbabsr ess Dspartments
BON Nors, &arelina u. @lrY irQtni.n,
General @tlmprs. Obubefsblsbaber p,s
De%partsmtnts tes @lrsns, eeeenpdrtia
ror CHARLTON, uue fernu bic @enuals
Trsn&. Goreoran. @saobsr, Seammon,
Nepton. "Oro @bippte. MuIteon, @ib,
bon. Stoue, Groof, 9amler unp Sidles.
Der l%tetstnannte @en.ral { mpfinA
bfttatboItF&e Eaufe.auf'bs BEN
COLA 6tfelbt BON @ettvs'
BURG. fur3 Dor Der Wmputation issnee
3eri&mnterten Beinss. uebacit6 tefn>
bet fi@ time betrd6tli&e 3abl b6beru
SfF3iere tatboli(9sr Qonfelfon In Der ar'
nee, otne ta6 tbr rslioiofes Befenntntb
In pe'ieren xreif.n bstannt etrpo1bm tpdre.
Dterna@ ware ia pobl am Gnpe uniers
game armse tuIboIi(& uno eeaebsn mu6
man ptnn freiIi& au&. eab rer &rie8 I'm
@anasn ,.tatbolif&" 8enue addbrt wtro.
@abr(attnli& 1T sb.n ifner q. q.
@orre(ponb:ut felbf (ebr tdtboltf&. unp
ptsusi&t beiet Ct aar Yatr Sutsl. Dor:
ldufs woQsn tpir uns nod erlauben an
aun,bmen, bob oerielbe ben Wunp ttpae
su ,nol 8fnommen' babe.
T. -Mufauenp ii itriptnS ttt Saeb tsr
61ren patres ouf alt berporraaenee per-
{Snli9ttihn In anitxts Rsputlit. Elm
attsn. Sa&bn Nfattn 4. nod. BEN "poor
Pierce tatttu fe fHus beim @idsL, ben
Douplus fnsen 0e antb1: oIs Sux 6dlfn,
ben Ban BuQr taeen Ne, ben oorleeten
@ouYernsur BON Satno&S sauf1en fe I'm
@tbsimtn, rtn Gen. SidIes fnoer de auf
Rem Gtloe .unt per tpei6. % .nt4t nod am
Gnet psr 3uobts cen DIV Hte .,fati&t."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

x@ W,sen 9ameumduteln astt ~
Doesmor,b. Il bat, (esttn wispn rtnt
orobe Auemobl rsr ntusften Mu0u nbal'
ten. Daeswor,b's DboldaIs' Qaau an
Try Wopr6 unp NolienS aQn art. il~pae
e,66n In bu Staet uao It ssrsduf' lsbr
btQta.
E Gin gladli@er 2autmuuu. Du
stndIi&t xuufmuuu- IA tnt11 6'1j'n'9t
w,l&u BE tsfsn @aarsn bdlt. unp po
utsle. rice ,ussben, ~, baten IL !0tte ben
@emti&sna Saltratue~ fabH1trt
orn .. 9. DsQanp 4. g.. In Gairpsn,
Wontot Co.. q. D.. ~sertdtbis. Gum
gntauf bsi faf alien 4auFtuten' In eon:
Re. 12*7
NJ Grit3t 3afnbreu pom s&ubsn
unp Stvfsln far 6srvu. fbwis DaHsns
fi&ute unp 9tisfsl fnb fosben anatlanat
tet Gbilp u. So. an ber 8raep Sna6E
unts.balb t.r 1rstten, en-. au& fnrn
mon paflba rte arse,t Auswabl pom
xinpui&ubsn IN tn gtart. p1stlt tint
biQt8~
uF 2ebeusuerfteruns.. 6su A.
agsnt per 2ebeneunf&nunAe'
@ssu(&af ~9umaria" bdIt I'D ftit o.
ni3en 1aeen in Dapsnport auf. llntsr
Mi,basser fouten ttek @deasnbet Mot
vn(dumea, Aesen~ cine uubdltutbmdbto
tline jdbrti&e Absa6e itre FamtIttn far
eysntusQf Gdus 8sssn Mo.b unp Nanesl
~ f&ern.
Sir buf.u. ndafsns htsr bie "@n'
mania" Ndbass beti&ien ~ tSunsn. .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
4vma.

MuStatne at.bt @tcns Sc Waj. Dns
aan,e County 9tbt rspublitani(@ NIT zoo
bio 300 Mui.
Dubuqu.3?2
8tofuf eitbt sine rtpubI. Moj.
en- zen miIitdrif6sn Qamps nne I'm
boipitol III 4sotus II 1ut.le 8ana mi(sra:
bel e.i9laBsn woretn. -: