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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25


urged e.ny in the Of cunsrd steamer 1t is mol,
Hcy however that she would he coudsnned for sueh an
oHsnsc.
AscIESr Corn W.s1EHs.-The following state
uen or English paper, gives account oil some VIM
heu there probably cfoakiug about no ios"
although just many w'o remarks as nov about
such Winter as thi. never knawn before:"
In io the Black Sea entirely frozen over In 76s
only the scS Sea but the sLFss Of DardsneIes wore
frozen TIE Sow in some places Io'" hy ire ign In
80 great ivors Of Europe the Danube tue Ebe de-,
hard rs TO boar heavy wagons for month IN Sop
the AdIiac frozen IL SOL everything was 9k D. inc
c0i totally failed and fan inc and pessnce closed the year
In l67 many Of tho TRAVELLERS IN beIgaoy frozen 70
dsein the roids In lJ lie 70 frozen non Ccmona
10 tho sen the wine sacks burst and the trees split by
the action the frost. with immense noise in 2' the
Danube frozen 70 the bottom ~ remained long IN That
state In 1901 crops wholly flIsd in Germany wheat
viii some wears before sold Of d qua 10 e
the crop. fii IN Scotland and such famine ensued
psr,bcd Risrnsy in the fields Tho suggestive Water
laos; uneommonly severe IN lood tge wine di-
rbuted 70 soldiers with Lachet- In luz waA
excessively cold. Most Of the hoie, were killed. Coaches
drove along the Thme tho ice o. Inch was eleven ncnos
the Garth tn oe yards into tie ground In 7l6 booths were
the Thames In 7I and lIi3 the strongest se ~
nIutes with ice an eighth Of inch thick Ia 1902 and
agsn 1912 tho Winters remarkably cold Ia i''
there was u fsl on tie frozen Thames"
In addition Ills let tnk about modern Winter'
We cannot give exact dates but very well remember
day, ar IA Connecticut actually buryng some dwell
ug that the people had to DO dug out BY their neoor
50 furious and cold Tho storm that all trVsI "" 5as
pended and tho stock resned upcsred of srd some per-
ihed and some were covered uudes tho drifts which were
often twenty bigh We remember one ,p'' whee 'he
rosd with stone walls snd dense oichau'
rop each ,ids and space Of ton rods between the
bou aud barn was filed tho top Of the apple trees That
bank travelled ill late IN May and during part 81 tie
time tho travelled track nearly perhaps quite twenty feet
above the ground Tho year the loo oze to great Thick
ness thick as 1t did years lato wher All the
bridges upon the Shetuckei River crushed and SWEPT
away by fec three feet thick How many years since all
communication with Long Island Sound cloed for
month and what plumber las forgotten ,hst water pipes In
this city hav. been frozen solid five feet under the pavement
And wLo OF mature docs not Know oa have had just
such Winter, the present. almost without Ice and that
shall have them again. We hope. but no, that we
shall no. have uch cold mentioned 10 the extract
we have given, Of ancient WiHrera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

TnE UNSAFE BUILDisG DEpARTMEt.f The DE.
psteat for the Survey and Inspection OF building in ths
coune Of is examinations recently dco ered tho ecsIioas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

TRIAL TRIP OF THE IRos-CLAD KEoKUK-Ar-
arcemers were made for tha trip Of this singular W"
vessel AID quite namber OF invited guests an'0ns 'el
several des embarked TO witness the experiment But
49,, IA, Il wa. found that the boilers oamsd so
rI no, TIM Tim wss abandone ed. VIVA, little the vessel
performed however, wa. regarded 'ati'iSctory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

PREsEaTATios TO Mn. HAwLEY, CHEP CLERK
on TUE PoLIcB DYFAKrsEsr.-On Monday evening the
attaches Of the Office Of the Chief Clek of the Metropolis
Police Department met at the house OF the Hon Seth C.
Hawley the Chief Clerk aud presented him with hand
some dressing case Nj d. B Hssbrouck the Deputy Chief
Clerk made the sch behalf Of his colleague and Mr.
Iswley made fitting response. Next wess, MI Hawley
goes to Nassau N r., q. =. Consul at that port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

The following formidable fleet OF ii'n,''".
+ior In this neighbofbood:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
QUE NEW NAVY.

WHAT Now-York is Doing for 1t-io 'ro"'
Cind and s Wooden N1en-Of.War b"i''-
iuu yserc--Thc Vessels Clsssod for '"e
First Time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WASTED.--Mr. Samuel
Mewnism. Of sco.ohtown Orange Coun,yiN. " len his
home Feb TO- It /. .uppossd in state Of alteration Of mind
caused by recent Illness and has not since bean heard from
20 years having fnl fsce dark hair and
whse and poehod upper teeth Hs waa s'' seen on his
way 10 the Of tho New York and EEie Rail
road Any Information concerning him vii TO most crate,
fully received by distressed relatives and snd' Direct
to Henry Dill. Misdletown. Orange County NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

THE NEW POLICE HEADQUARrERs.-On Monday
ffom the building Broons street 10 their establish
men. no, 800 Mulberry street. The building for
may occupied yesterday and the stars and stripes" raised
as tho indication that the change had been made.
Tie Police Headquarters Is siused Is already stated
al No 900 Mulberry street. Houstons odihce 4. d.
yidd into three distinct building ssceonnecug with the
other On the Mulberry street font the bseIaent 10 occu.
pied side by the Telegraph Once aud the opposite
side Of the passage Is for the odsOn Of Police
portes Ia the Of these apartments there various
sorerooms. Above this. the first noor the
cupled by Superntsn, Kennedy. Inspectors Carpenter
Leonard aud Dilks, aud their clerks
The floor occupied by tpe Commissioners, Treasur
and their clerks The third floor occupied by others Of
tho clerical There several ia this part Of the
building yet dersnsed for any particular purpose.
The ht floor ofths center building "a occupied by Serst
Young Of the Detective Police. This floor communicates with
the cells below On this floor there several ANAL
FOR the safe keeping ofthe better class Of prisoners On the
floor this Ia the Office OF the Chief Clerk aud tho
floor It'll higher ihe tra room and the upper floor Is
pied dwelling by the jiritoI OF the building
The fret aud second foou Of tho building on tho Mott
street aide the office. OF the Property Clerk The third
hoor sng groom for the Detectives and the fourth
stitutes the headquarters OF Capt Mills aud the broadway
squad Capt Lord and tho Sanitary Corps have in the
center building Tho various aud Office. being fur
n,hed rapidly possible The building credit TO the
designer the builder and TO tho Commissioners who pro
eesd and aied it, Long may they occupy Il In the
exercise o; those functions which insure peace aud good
order TO the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

FoR The WEsr.-A fine company Of boys and
gr, len the Office Of tho chijrsns Aid Society under the
care Mr. z. Tfo Tuesday afternoon. to change their
friendsI and homeless condition for good Chr'iian homes
among the Kind farmers OF tho West The children we've
walmly Clad and happy a. The pIospect before then.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

gle three four bore, OF cigars into this port The PARTIES
who did the smuggling arrested Greenwich street by
police officer The Esse arrive here Friday aat with
cargo Of sugar to- acco and oizrs In CASES. She had
about ninety p,sscn. ou on boaId She VIII leag, ills
port for Havars Thursday the usual hour Of aling
In the opinion Of soae who claim to understand the law
ress to tnch ces the of these servants would sord
sufficient ground os the authorities seize tho vessel a.
urged recently in the Of CuDsrd STEINER 1t is not
Hcy however that she would he coudsnned for sueh an
oHsnsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

Wa are Indebted to Mr.. Carkson Dsy, an old
resident of tbs city for NewOeans and Koy West papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

KE0CEIHG A Colonel MAN Down, sND KlcKiso
uIn VHFS bows Yesterday afternoon, Officer sprsh, %
the sc,ord frecnct arrested John Oambe Of Its-
land ca charge Of assault and battery In knocking sovn
William Harrison coofed man, while he psssrg ,on,
South about his buiaess. u .ppess thal smbls
made assault without %. slightest provocsion sni se,,
Ang down tie anast, kicked him over hs te,is
paeiins wound. The ehsr witnessed BY ss,
era gentlemen who happened to 10 pass log the time h
ico Connolly committed Tho accused in deisu " 500 bN
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

CoRoSsRs' CAsEs,-On Monday, Mr. P. NJ.
Rens the porter 81 the Pachs Bank fond dead "A.
banking rooIu The apartment being closed q, ts thu. AZ
conneacing business n opened BY locksnih shss
The decreased discovered living .hs oor ,ri,yu
dressed II preparing to retire for the night an iqasa
held ard the Jury eed verde. Of death by oasrss
mcnt OF the heart.
III mas Cook man about 20 yess OF age found de
in the lrsltvay of No 81 West Thty-curth street yee
morning. Deceased very disphed snd bad been in
the habit sleeping under the stairs Tor some time past "a
Monday night he stripped himse enl.e Dato3. aid iowa
10 sleep, aud pershed. = rrr.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
THE THIRD CLASS.


The Miantonomah is in course Of construction In
tho western shp-house, at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. She is OF about the sams dimensions ~ the
Psssaic Her null il nearly finished and ME- Dallno
has made il one Of his best jobs. She will be 1904
tuns burden, and carry four guns. Her armor VIII
be more than IA inches thick. The following ore
the other ShiVs OF her ciass;
Towands. ........... Keel lad...... ..phiadepma
Aouodnock Frog ess ing. ........ Boston.
Miap:on /, msh.. Prosreyiny ....... Brooklyn .
AYaInett .PoFtsniopth NJ al.
THE WOODEN VESSELS.
The MAuMIE.
This is Q small side-wieel steamer OF very
shallow draft, building at she Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Size is designed Tor ascending ihe ryers On
The coast Her dimensions are: Length, l4| ieet;
width 80 feet; depth Of hold, az feat; tunnago 3J3
She progressing rapidly, aud wal soon 10 finished
Annexed are the vesseis 81 her class:
P.Znel. ..".........Keel lsid........... Boston.
Nepsic.... .Ou tho stocks... Portsmouth
Ysitic.,...,...,..On tho stocks ..,''r hliHdsphia
asntI'ea. building. ...NswloiA.
These will all DO regular navy built craft. v. 5.
naval constructors experimenting them.
The SLW BAIN OF BOUBLE-BOWED STEAM
- Frs.
Inc ChenhDgo, Lenapee, Me.acomst, MENDOZA
liauhenedl, OSego, Shamrock aud Mackinaw, Of this
new heet, are building in New-Y0rk, Brooklyn,
Wiiiainsourgb, aud Greenpoint A detailed
description Of each vessel, as they are the same
ia every particular, would be unnecessary The
ionowings the proposal description Issued by tho
Navy Department, which will give q cO,rec, idea Of
them all: Each weasel 10 to be- double how eli sd
wheel gunbost, with ruddsr each end protected nv
the sterns the masts rigging. sails for lore and al
ard corner rugged aud awnings, four bosts With I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

condition Of Of tenement houses situated 81 The
Of Seventh street snd Avenue D. Tho buildings co..s
hundreds of families and found have settsa
the rsr 90 that Tho edge Of roof oyerhuns he
about two feet the foundation having settled % TIA, s,p
On sceopnt # the mainept dsaser u thu occop,n W
being likelihood Of tic bodirsi falling s'nry I.oe.,
buying all the fanilis. the owner notGs5 th., ~
houses fnrst be forthwith put la good cona',, q msS
down IL. has unGer ken to SCI The hOuses quassy on -
foundation Tho oriers issusG by JUdg Eo3otssn y So
Superior Court after prosecution OF the owner. bv d.
officers Of TIE DeYa for TIE demolition a ae ,a lin.
10 Beekmsn street. have been carried into effect N. orn
prcerrins H. 90 tie wOk themselves rather chan bayp 49,
by tie city A. their expense. We lsarB from tine Snps
dent Of he survey that but smal proposition Of lac b,,a
ings u the city hay. yet ooen .aspoeled. .r ..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
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a9saasns ;!!s. IS GEMS pft. gleaat
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Grute =Musf1hteit.o

'Dte 6 tnte wire, in ,,pteftua> Sabr 70.
tpobl an QuaIitdt ais ON auantitdtf men
Durdi&nitte @rtraa abwerfsn."'i9u pig.
len, @sa.nom BAT rie* onbaltsnpe utrodt,e
Wtttfruna esidabst. >'">%':' >,
Sn psnniplpauisn :Rett> eer, @tt3tn i.br
;l&6h, rod psrbinberte pst Ginfal ber re,
'tsutn In nos gumbetlanp> Ebat ptette&t:
A.4iae Giubdmluno.' = '"' - - ,4'' .
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atsr lebr ltidt. -,Ys rsa,,,&4g ~.
SIN Deff,n R,bt= Der @tiatn (sbr 9qaa..
Zig. SIN ideli&sn Otio,gSnpiana ilk6 )
Suinoie- ftbt Gin, poHtt3, 1Grtrne 10 elrraF'
ten. t.ioneus fdht III Gopaansoil snp !,
or Weia,nuiros auberoreentRa rststt seu I;
@sniatt sauRia iftss In ben anosrn 1lttttss
len bteltr S,aattn. ,posbte'G sodentsitEanf
p.n. G,lptrtraa nra&tbtilis tihesnirtt ba az
IN Die btuun,e ,,padtrbl ssperiiasr: Az et,1t'
Dur&i&ni1atrtrae ablperfin. 45paftr lit
Ia .uiaa&eu;2 @sataosn S&aten. 50
Gelae ptt tobsn prsl(fliars0pfsE upEes
tine srots Auantitdti ausetfdst:sss aF
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Chnnohl Mo Aeutfhsn 0ruinfrn4cn Nr'


Obwobt bic oeuti@tu 9empfraten Nep
Dorfss ni&t in Dem ts)len &ufe grefT 4e9a:
lildt fsbsn, unp obmcbl ne. Msw, yctt
ttuif&t Aeemofroiii&s Yrs6e 7ssunt6t an
Nufuts9tlunI aesen roo ,@ouptrnsr1tt,
unp' ttn >3.iea bat ftbltn hGtn,: 10 'batta
d& ro& pubdltnibmdbiQ tbr msntat
DeutfGt an cen rortiaeu HtotsHbnbsili9t,.
1is ffffs Johannesburg UNI: 'rtt trasn
@swaltbo,sn Qt(&atsu @pon ,irtilHRsa Giitn.
tabnarbeitern. esren 3abl III Turner Bet
biz: ~ 1000 ~nnidroL Il SO ltsfert riff
obtTmols etnm Bsmstst fur bic Srpnunae>
li.bt ,otr Dtuti&.n. UNI. ts' ifxwatr. nag
MIR tti'tr a,(aat tattn,a:, "oie's pt'alli9,t r
Demotro,sn fno better uupl patriptl@.r;
ale: tbre Gdbrs uuD ite' prs6e. ~: ; "'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
0ie Neuniplpania Gopperbcats.

8,nu uuisrs Nrmee hi @~ettYebur9 &C.
i'd laRen porrsn mdre, 70 bate man 1ih
BON rsn @opperbeaes An unlersr Mttt.,
be{onrsrs In psnnlpl:anitn. nt&ts@ utfn
puietm p11ftn. Dif q. D. 2'E1ibume'
ibcilt tatlbu Uolaences nit w. ~
Dae pie sn,l6lo0snsrn @t1nnunasae'
-noNen est Sflapsnbattsr zAsbeaion In eiez
(e, @samp felt Monatsn 'Anl&ldae &C.
madt baben, UNI cine Nepo'uiioa I'm
Norcen ~berueauruftn, wsl&e cid 9on5ts
Dnutl frsip 5taaten,' Die an 'tad SfIas
p,ne,titt Qirtns.n, in Elm Banrnie mlfper
Observation-Disclosures 7unb, in Politilae
snntsre,onunB unter eielelbs brinaen louts.
il. jsr,nfaus 70 eswib, ale tue mir in efs
ntn Bu>putriee prmtdelt inr. Bdre
Msaes bel @enyobura 9sl&las.n potrsn,
70 mdren III bsreit aewelen, Die GloaAe Der
Rebsuion su srbstsn unp Me@lelan ols
6aupt elmer prouiiori(dea ReaierunA aus.
lurufsn.. .6ier fclat eines ibru Mant.
feNe. rit tit in rer Nadt pes A. Suli peit
uno brett in Der @tatt' psrbreitiei (unc
woraus wtr to!0e, Ct Steuen aufnsp>
men. >. ~:
v"Gr.is Mdnner erma&t!
Greibeits : Grt|arune uno proten 8s8en
u%iurpation unp 4prannei!
80 Nas iapli&e 8olf tampf, fir
uniert 5reibsit ,omobJ. als fur 'feine 81
esnt.. IS f5nntt uns fetn or5btres I'M
slld piperfabrtn, als ltine BewdltiRuna.
D. So(ltt Die eonf6pertrtt Asmse Balbt
tueten nebm,n uno Die 6serce Dishs.
pbartidu unp 6olsabl9netrer, Die F&
rort Edft.n, uusrotten. 70 ,plrcsu mir
oiss ,ols Elm bsjonrnts Gin(buitsn cer
e0ltlt&tn @otkbun9 su @unfsn Der 81.
rsh,iefeit. Dununft une Barmb.rli1feit
an(sben.. ..,
Z! 100 90 lanps rsr at%s.nwdrtlee 8rite
pautr,4uno rsr Ds6pctismuS porberrlht.
Gnr mir Mot oufaeeat. elmer eonf6reur.
rsn Nrmo sn'asQsnSutrftsp.
49,, SIN N.msu PEI 10. @ptonisn Ia
a,n mir III Gud: ~Bictrnanp. aesen
Gytannen III @ttorlam' sesen Wott!"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23

fpias9 motif lyrsnA seuf etuen WaesuJ
hhD ttolle nd iuua GlbreT antlstsn, aaber
trs1palFf, atS 5nt@t soi1peitIt SoHs bn
Gafp1e pub1bnt uno uerf&wanb f&usu.
Dr. ,p6bsl rpolte sben eiaen4 sinsr al
snsanfabur babsH. unbli&ste mad Seps
mour. go payeen "btt Dema8o8tH. ,psi'
ii. psH gturu, potbrttltstb 6tisn, btriae.
ts Atnys,vtF T Wurfn5 fl. por ttn Dpl.
serune.n tbt.r esbrsn ,uradsstebta Col.
In, Fsfti9 ssnua fsfn, UNI ai&t$tbrt Ga.
d. bis 9auua Gnpt forifltre1f ~, zlpelsn2
SAT- (&.iat rs TO- Ole .NtbeQsn6ldtter
(deinsn &duaflth aeuortsn Su fem nurb
bittsabte Bunp.srssisruns.4 I'D BON jRess
GtAmif&une> firm ,uSbalttn;: unb ben De-
mpJsatsns", elie Beilesute nes In ibrtr- ga
mile auss.tro&msn efanealse su atsr.
la0su. ..!:D1: -
Disffn t,r 9. y abtnbSttiuna" Soti
IA. rntnoa,mtnen Ytu,e,fun9en fleen. mir
ldbey ben Mnprems, Der 'rasl Bolt gum
AufRanb %baransutrts, Golesnefs: AUG pen
vDemofrann" biniu: ~ .',ti II
1isfa M#rrelre fan, por etit&en Mns
natsn mad Wafbtnpion San. Ytd1osntsn
0inepIn 49, ben Ct esfern tinen Msrc unb
stutn &alieula nunnts - uno eridbIts
inn, re- pur@ BE Glu&t etun Eerroris,
niue rer @tbeuton tnt0anBen, ri aber2uoa
ausn tmi,,sIu gum fanersn' Ger'fommsn
sntbI6ety, suf rts p%rdfrsntsnT Gmpfeb'
luna .1trbttlt4 efe{tr .faelt&e 8rucsr cine
anleuune tn GinonjD tpartemtnt, b.ib.
,.tropureel ouf ex @ulairli1e 9siebt urb
;brau6te nid!s gu ltun. @a&etm e eas
Salatr fir swst Wonate i'm Boraus ems
pfonasn. nni&manp' srunb tau&,e In IT,
nem bisfa,n W,nina uie:sr au5.9wo: tr
IN, ttntr, Rtrt :aum. @tup tn R,sieruue
anftusrts. 81 II aud. elmer ou GmiRdu
Der. in,.usflutusn usbebn rss Bsftissn
RrawaQS. o7,U =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Ser SHOT IN NetpsWorf.

Im a. Suli 1863 bielt rsf4ouvuneur
t.s 5laais5 Nsw~ Yorf npra rs1 pemefra>
1tlden MGoeiation cine Nere. in welGer
.r aueeinontnleBte. cat Der xriee 8sasn
ben. Slp.n rudlos uno u%nenti&ulrbar
(ti. unp .ra6 Ssrtrmaun. w,l&er rur&
feline DtsnRe ale Splpat bie(en ;xriea un'
trnabs, eine Ibat BET e%mp5rtnbatn Nub<
luGafsd t.e.bt unp tni&t m.rtb fei. Gin
amtritanif9rr glrast au lsin. Sn neutr
B,folouno pi.ier 1beurte rottftsn d& ON
10. un9.fdbr 1000 9rldnrer sufammsn.
Jim ourn Gle pruftti&e Runraetuna ibrs
BiR:mmuns ~ eer @spmour'i&sH 1bso:
RE III .rt.nntn ~: aebtn. Fbattn prs
tmp5rennafn Banralisu,ue' wutren per
abt. DietRabl uno .Morp re0ierten unpe>
fort. Der trte %nfob III Get p5teI>
Gmeute purpe tur6 Die Gonferiuirun9
o,aeten," p.Ias auf @rruno' tines ,unee'
rsdten unp untlue,n t@rleBes norp,nor,.
men ms1p,n (oQis. Balp ubr trai an Die
@t.ue Ter Aeu6sruua zee unir ilens dbr
pas @sitb' tie pftVt partetletrtul&afL
Neeet .purp.n 9rmibbanrelt. NO, mon ie
fane, pas @aiienbaus fur farbise &inetr,
ana0lnbet unb niepsr8ttrannt unp Die
Qufi trt5nts letr bdlp ,pon4Huftu 3 .6ur>
rob fur @eymourw ~6urrab mtsDuoe4"
vMf.c.r nit ben Gtpublifanern ]" uno
dbnli9.n. DIR p6tel LIEF pie Q2eute bod
I,btu, au w,lasu It ~binoufi&aut um un:
tnfdBune ODER Gnif&ulcisunB fir feline
GrepN:ta.n Al fuben, unp It wieperbolse
BIT, Mausn, tsritniB.u 2sute. wel&e ete
iu%ttlsttusQtn urbsber alice; pss perdbttn
Morp.s unp Branets flhp; Il roltt iei'
neak2sbrtrn 3si0sn. .tab eita prtoie,sn
Booo's, Seymour's, bic Aufprpnunaeu'
1tst Asbsatnbldtttr pom Nto gott. tper&st
aterune ,@ibuRanbn iu teifin, Elm ptuiase
DIR 9efunb.n batien. gtttutr, ptrblen.
bster p5bsll Ni@t .tutr bon; alleai Gab.
rsru. rsl&e d0or psn, &vcpertnf itute. bte
lBurbssl.9isrunp oufstforptrt tatten,
lee lei 7000= gS5tttbnten mad mad Rstp7 29pt IT.
:fdidenU uuby ertdrintaiten -bae aois5 Col
Saiseta uur dbsr tbie 2et@e ,marf3irsn
foQte. - uidt Gtner her 2sus.s wet&e Die
Branbfdd.t ~ Dib.rfaab,e ,stSin sras
9ef,s uatsr ben pabel stf&l.ubtrt bailitn.
mar '8sfsrn auf BEN Elase irf&tenen,
Deper SeYuaour nod @oob. ipeperf :&yns
here nod paIist Rellt.a I'd ,an, pie Sptse
=btt.: YHsfnSf, 5pfl@t sVastealeis tiasaf dd6s.
,rer 5serlatBie. IN am Sisse se9eu.' lDeftb
rnb Re@t etfdbrt ~ iwerpens Ginaatus.
ftltesr Aef, pel9sr Gauatle Dssmsulias'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Ncme Mniel,ti1ocm~
$500 BelpbnunQ!

sn SCI Nadt tw % 5nni N tsm unterietdnsten etu
gfts battanbtu s~ttumm.n. ! DaHabtiR tIns . Az Sabr att
Mibrs. srrs. bsa. eber bsGsr ,sab.brann bon Gtbs, unst bal
.einen Bla6. Ter pbsn stwas 5 stttr. als unten III. F'
ssrr mir tad.t, wtet,r6tsnst, ossr MIR ttnts!dsnt na&.
pdtt rtdft' stisi Bslsbnuus:, a T-.'.!:n g.f
9jt3m,p. !, 6ristr, Irahn. +
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23

eaAs. pabsn rpabtf&sinIt& uit fttnsr 6a'l'
len Mru,fs pirs sfanptr tasnpn1t.er' wss:
ben. s1Aporif btnbtt " 'bfnaslten.. roe
SIR aurSa,rea 1bsiI etissr 500 Wann
poroiirt ,poretu, tabsr rem Gstnee, ut&t
y.rIor.n dnb. Do&. ftbt. q nSbl aaiu,
Mann u. po6 tef Der 4ttsssnt p isssit eer
gdrAsr, EbiAAtsn midi ~ ben
[gBoftn pntfsn .perpsn. bssor IL nt&t me-
utafspd ausSersdftlt ,porrtu tne. ss3sne
3oIfabtr ut6hte unBtfakr BEN 8. 1bstt
ESfr eaIa.n fapli@sn Mruse ausMa&en
Usrbdltnismdet9. ebsn 10 t8rob ~ ,eeE
@ertun ber Rsbsu.n an @afsn, uno bte'
fee D.rluf perboppslt G&, tnrsu' MIR be-
lslbsn jsBi9eyenr ben Estno rf@ttn. -
Il" Sn Dtdsbure trbsutsten trtr 2OO 4a'
npnen, paruntsr 80 DhaS.runseati&oet.
ftrneI6O.O00 @1ehten nport 6ueios
-Gae rs Bstae.runssasf@abe, 35 G,ir'
Nude unb 10 900 Muststsn IN un1trs
6dnte, e.fausn. 10 tob BE @sbtQen tn
@aratn 1876 Bslnauunae1sf&dB. 175
1%.lrtanonm unp 70 900 Musfstsn, aun'
aroeen Gb,il ,Gnfapta&isn, sanBebabl
babenss
3u 9ltt9sr Belt srfobrtn mir. ta6 8rasa
CHATTANOOGA, ras fort bsfs(t9te, auf eeee'
ben bat, uup oae @o(snfrun1i I'm Sieass'
Nurm pou1dt.. @%battanoeAa III 1t,
5&llGh ~ Sapirsint,n, I'M 8s1bt bon
Chattanooga tabsn ptr au6 bae untone'
astr.as Dr. ennsNse zunu;babsn suslst&
lie Gontrotle 1bu pie pt@heften Giftn'
Observation-Disclosures re Sdpene stupennsn.
Nur porupdrts, p~orwdrts!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Wilcox S~Gibb'sj ..
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uytScu Nabertiauf's.s aSdtat. Se ~t.e mt Der tt,nstn VA
fe.nenn Naniod III Sen, ftpeffea ottertu@ uHS 3eetr ebMe
Btrdusesuss, eer. Raae, ees Drattes uae su Spannuns nber-
r HBtltpr l. @ibb.s ri hmafdines arbstt.t init rettn
% muoutn,wtsn. 4inntnSrabt. eess uue En- q. stt Iauft
lst&tes faaeaer uns Btel&ndstser als traeaeetne ansese sfde'
aen Drabt Faae; ebtne ub ttaaifde edumt,, neI3t I'D ba'
nur4 pom ieoem ansen hb antes ifhdesa. eee l.stf saum:
ts9nuslo6 It. eurdtsn r0lite 'b9, ;3eien s@.eopp.lt ri.e; uas
Ebo6 bsr Bas.n tHIb ! aDjare bneiaeereeu pttb! mst,rtb ttttr
Slid ~btfsai8t. fp bab man ben saunt beltteis eAFat&neesH
I Inn, ebne III rtsltren, tas esrfsfbs a%af!auf'. oset IN btr aDdt9e
ptItn' Wsds 4. 'fat aaf yafaasat uansts 81 81. ersst.aSdh-
pet.loa aatefans. esonr!t!sss r.; 2rafans gu .fass.n rs,s ess
seiijslaaiaidt: ant sdsasdt j ianta M ,usii NH uo' Sen: :
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ss.a ssisn IL n.tasIasaa iaSss ssfnSnsa saan 81 gsetei nidf
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bel. apR.n unt "errbsut ~tUaasbeu." ~.
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