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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-24

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ltai.insin ttuifdsn 0d'ftn eem'fltmren
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-24
9teuefaeS in Der :fctlea,p'A bolftet
nifdbcu Mu0elcasmbeit.

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etn in Der ftlssmie. bo|1sinit@m Graas
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priua Don Walss bat BEN Glepbon'snsSr:
ben ubaltsn. .
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giru rem oufQerrunasnm 6srrlhn BIT
Nnsrfennuna perlaat. 9srtrousnc srpar'
ten le 3Qlfe uup Bsifauo pom uns.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-12-24

Tifes BNirrs pirb: BEN gut1t.
INN MD, aIAsin .WsthM assesr.
rr.!ht airs uebef, ott bas Blei(d
trutt, te,yt. ,abrr e. iReis ebrl!'
ILbst. surerIa6aes nnb .teiItEtef
Ndenb uu Elm ptrliamet unt an'
oe.,rmer RtanIdi tts grftms.
IN aatn z%trtItutee Panks,, t..
10 ,ners in BIN t:nieti D,Grittp
h,sWtftnss ynb e'IbWtfeEt; ~
blNsIrt ~.tnstflbtt nprbtn IL Nth
70 .ctunlh eeftsneter Qadlt tai
tn ~ miebeit bfr
sIsr,t't, ols etn uebl!6it!ses yls
feruat's unb 5.'lmNttl staeu Pie.
Der Mne Naue, ,aearR Weber
btibme-ti'm. Ban !nfeter..
ipeperfie. nnpsrrauIid)itil
&clb!nd,t. 2eYp ,nret. eeiitt
&c 2etreiIsH, .Wathaetit
mr. aue Observation-Disclosures
4<ertauunssipf emesmrfebLtn,
B,(h"dtttn 1eripnln pirs IfeI,
\ +. tef :nbtrssmefcbier, IA e Wp'
pe,st unb.stn ean,su 1orser Star''
.ufts FNtust II mF:rftof'lid
,rip.r It unt aus stntr (h'tnsn
&, I'M ttna,irn "pn Wu'seln, TRou
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL,
THuRspAY, Sept. r0-6P.

THuRsDAY, Sept. r0-6P.M NJ.
Money is worth nearer seven than six per cent.
Many lseling houses have what they need left with
them at SIX but 10 the regular borrowers who in
quest Of money the rate asked 10 invariably seven.
Yesterdays sharp rally IN the stock market has
again operated unfavorably on the nerves of lend.
crs, and unusually heavy margins are exscted on
the fancy stocks. Mercantile paper continues
scarce, and the best names psss current at five q
six per cent. Debt certificates are up again one.
eighth per cent
Gold opened this morning at 1907 against
1917 last evening, sold up to 1917, then down to
1907, and closed at Eve P. M. at 1907 Exchange
was IA q n, being al one time decidedly lower
than gold. The business done was very light
The frmness Of gold and exchange, in view of the
news from Charleston and Chattanooga has taken
every one by surprise, and seems the more anoma
lous ss quite number OF leading houses have
private advccs from the South and Southwest
representing the collapse Of the sebellion
even more imminent and complete than has
been stated in the papers. Private letters from
the State OF Mississippi represent the planters
utterly destitute. and flying in terror with their
families into the Union lines TO escape robbery
and Outrage at the hands Of the guerillas. Under
,irese circumstances and especially in view Of the
probable early fall Of Charleston, Il is not easy 10
discover any sound reason why the present pre-
MUM on gold should be maintained. Each Union
victory Increases the amount OF United States se
curiuos sent to Europe AMI swells the volume Of
bills for sale IN the market II " presumed
that she hrmness Of gold to-day was main
ly due 20 the fact that every one supposed
il would be good day 20 buy, and hence
importers who wanted gold for duties or for ex
port. and short sellers who wanted 70 cover their
contracts, sent In their orders simultaneously and
kept the price up without some disaster, Il
wsuld seem unlikely that The premium can long
he maintained above 1875.
The stock market was irregular and weak this
morning. A. the first board government skies
desiined =, Quicksilver 4, New York Central
Reading u, Ere }, Erie preferred u, Hud.
son ~, Harlem 2, Southern old Toledo y, Hls-
nois Central L. Cleveland and pit,sburg ,, tialena
x and Fort Wayne x. Mis-ouris opened at yestcr-
days price, but were bid lp u per cent. Prairie
da Chen rose per cent, and Pacific Mail 2, Rock
Island was Grm at an advance OF u per cent, The
Chicago and Alton anil tho reTre Haate stocks
were steady We learn from the Chicago and
Alton Company tha, they preparing their an
swer 20 The injunction on their dividend, 70
serve AZ reply TO all similar attempts 70 erabs.
sass them, and that stockhoders need be under no
apprehension Ne 10 tho result o. tho csse. There
are In the West number u, broken down railroad
operators who are trying 70 make living by
black nsi.ing newly rcorganized roajs, in concert
With eontsdsrates in Wall strvet. We msst expect
20 hear Of many more mjascssons before these
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
DssS.

AssorD.-A, Yoph'rs, vssShssisr coubiy. y. D ~
Thursday morning, September 10, Csn,srr Yrossisp
sssotp reies q Georss D. w. Arnold, of Rhode Island
Ihe sesaiyse anil "a endsof ths family respectfully
invited 10 atssf the fnusral fro the residence ~ .r-
Hisbard, yanters, this tfrlday) afternoon, ~ Two
O'Clock.
Bopeyror.-soddsuiy, on Wednesday, septeprer Q,
MAsr Ass, WIDOW 0 Hssry y. Bosghsos ased a year.
Tns friends the family are respscifdiy invited 70 a.
tend the funeral from her late resiaose, Bedford ave
seer et2Ib. BrocklJn, ibis tFrday) asrno1n, si
lws oclocs.
go~~uL--on rhorsdsy s9rniag, September 10, after =
long and severe hnets. Fs.sess kfntrirn yo4ngsHt
ctd y tohp " and Mary y. Bo-~sl, Assdl ysar aEt
f1onfks.
Tne renig u tho family respectfully rvtei 70 a.
terd tho fuusfa. on saturday morning al tsu occs,
from tho rc-asece u bsr parcSv, sshsy snh 'teAi,
nsar Fonvth ayeaae
Rr~Ssuon sssurdsy ,ssp,smbsrs $, % board tho biss
fltas, On the voyage fr.m New orleans, 3foost v. /.
pr> WIT fboy1. ~ r*wnr,h. Ne ~ cunNatnntrn
Baspruadely, AZ tnc rss ,aense X her ,on, - Boot
o. sct We r~stsy september ., Mr.. Ffts Hstpr,
sses 80 yesrs, ucntb ana saays.
he 'utsrI ~it take pisss th~ (ff5sr) Atsfr - o.
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Arrivals ana Departures.
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ARRIVALS.


P.S az yoaes ySae tss war n0d~'ns Jones'
and the rss second officers late Of ship Constitution
captured by the pr.yaieer Georgia
Foo CHow-ship ~ Charles Chambn James Bags
HAyRE-shlp Ger MIA Franzel
LIVE -ship feptu lerr peekcr and lady, Vance
NAssAr NP-Briel lea Miller-A Cohen Csp, Gray,
Danl Dcvan, Robert -. aud ~ in sbe steerags.
fMaas aaM DEPARTURES.
Ss:Ss Misc soass Sses s!s M
Miss nsMuilen. VIM Payne. ouyroncc, lady, child aad
s. x%: h.s :sS sRs :Ss
Knapp and two friends Harper lady and two children;
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HF fohsry Iises VIE and ssld' Alfred Eyre Samuel
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nolsroOh. john wabiidga o oJeHninss. Fiah.
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PuiLApgLPniA.
aen.ra, Raell,s perenee.

From the Owcusburg (ky Monitor, June a. e.
This ID ap admirable document Indicative OF military
genius great forecast, and aboundns mlxims which
show that tho writer has studied the best In his
profession II " criticism worthy OF Napicr's celebrated
work on the War Of tho Peninsula from 1907 TO 1874
Five iMpoTsaIs points are clearly esablished:-, $4,000.
!. The rapid movement from Nashville TO succor and
save Grant at Shiloh s1t esi re E aYaN &
2. Tho mastery vigor with which no moved V keep
pace With Bragg invasion OF kentucky.
The prudence which defeated Rraegs design to con
nectiou with tho attack on Munfordsvile. yz
T. The rescue of Louisville and tbe battle Of Perry vls
where want OF concert the part division ders
aloue saved Braga's force from Total capture.
b. rhc adrotnOss and caution which forced BraEg'e
perso army out Of Kentucky which IL was designed 70
permaneptiy occupy. H. rs5 ~ 5.s \.
Such general would be worth his weight In gold 70
she In tho present crss around Washington
and Baltimore and yet for the last eight months, like
Mcclellan AID Franklin, he s deprived Of command bis
country bleeding at every poro from the disastrous inter
svence o. Congressional committee utterly destitute Of
any military knowledge. and incapable II honest Of
lectng tho proper commanders for the trying occasion
Inc different n 1872 when the War Departmeut
marked oot the object TO be effected by campaign and
then giving the generals full power left the result their
and their knowledge Of the theatre OF operations
Such the powers and instructions connded Harr
son and Jackson whose deeds In successful campaigns
immorallzed their own fame, and aided In connection
with the naval rcaown in placing their beloved country
IN the front rank OF nations
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MaFrisd.

Csns--TU0srsoS In - Peters church Brooklyn, on
"wednesday September o. by tbe Rev. Ar. Franceoia
ktrrsr q. CLARK 70 MISS IrrTs A. Tsosg~os, daughter ~
the late Robert ThnmTeon, fsq butb o. New York city
Loys1sD--krYsyp.--At Bbridre. Onondaga county y
", on sunday, August ~ oy the Rev Thomas Rdser-
Mr Hsssy LovuAsp. ~ skaDeateIes. 70 Mss hsrGstrT
hsysxr, of New York city.
LJ.Dg-srcsA-.-0n wsdnerday. September Q, by the
R>v. Dr Rarhass ses-ssd by Rev. Mr. Kramer, Mr.. Ns
In,s LAsDs, q Nashville, Tenn 70 sS Rcgr, ScNts,
of watertown, ", "
watert6rn bxr<ri please copy
JofpzTnc ssIor.-ht Jersey CITY ~. J.. o. ThrlttdAy
sap,smbsr 10, by the Rav, Father Kelly Mr.. HAssT
Lortz 10 Mrs HEurs Tuos sro~ both NJ Jersey City
Noffpe-srsn~oop --op 1hsrsday. JUb ~, ~ tto
Rev. DR.. q n 1rue, Mr. cnssfys NOUN " hi@ PAtuNt
sURwoop, u this city. No cards.
poxeor-purSp.-Atw Winthrop, Msas.. on Tgosiay,
September y, BY Rev sr, Duphafn Lieutenant $50 <.
Posnoy United states Army " MR. Atsps = bsuss
a winthrop.
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wheat was quieand generally lower though prime lots
Of which shippers In want quoted pretty nrm
The receipts were confined 24loo bushels. The day
sase embraced IS 500 bushels al 81 20 for new and 81 20
a$l 37x for old white western Sl'2 81 27 for amber
Western. 81 13 q 20 for red do winter. 81 II 81 20
fSr .%Ss Iowa weousn % and Green Bay so g u for
cepts reported saes wers made Of 50 600 bushels
mixed, and Tic. 7sc. for Western white and yellow
Oats continued in good request and quite buoyant
Western At 62c. . 72c Rye ruled quiet al SOC 9Oc.
BARLEY and barley malt were Inactive
.ss - r.s So :, nau, . day q 70. ess
At s2c $50 bags nsrseaieo part a. 2sc $50 bsss RIO
3ec do, fair, 27kc 2sc do ordinary. 2slsc. 27a
DO fair % good cargoes 27c 2sc Java. and bags
cOr1o. .as nsavy q Sse; 10 for mIddlings with
ra.iss u q Is = . for S,~, and = 10 for bunch;
FRneHrs were depressed aud rsies favored shippers
To Liverpool there we're taken 500 bbs -four ~ H. 3D.
Sd ~ by sailing vessel ana sissmer 400 racfagss
provisions o. S0s. loe BY steamer To Ioadon thers
sS q g. 20 cen clover ~ g. ..d !. a
Cork - 900 busbss corn, for ovders. a b. ID.
70; s:. = e.. sa.gy 10 sod -, sss a " @
Hor were iD demand at l7c. 23c. for last year
hofAssks was sought after wNh sales of 300 bbs
Ne~ Orleans At sc. SIC 4l0 bids Porto REQ and g.
Croixat b0c b6c and 200 bbds Caba, part last
ing. ~ S7c. for ciayed and 4c <3c fos kuscovado.
- NAVAL e5OeB we're DUH and dropping. includna
spirits purpcatpe which down 10 t2 ~ IS 100 bb
roam were sold ~ auction ~ s32 2b e33 Is per $50
be
0is-Ibsre doing ia whale. al SIC
s0c Iinsc"d 81 ~ Or 81 10 lard oil st s7c.' Csc
crude petroleum At s6c- 3Tc renoed do. al Csc osc
per gallon.
PSo, Rcxs-Pork wo declining In price to-day. with
sssa reported Of 600 obls. nj el3 rs for mess,
I'll 7b ef2 for old msss and $40 so $40 10 for prime
Bssf moderate demand, With sAes OF 250 bbs st
f< elb for extra, and SO 30 t1s 80 for plain
lard les active wth sales Of 200 packages st l0c
al0kc Cut meats coDsInasd quiet, At &C. sc. for
shoulderr and s-se ei.c for hams Bacon slask
reluest st &C. &c Butter ruled quiet Ice 2lc for
state and lee. lse. for OHIO Cheese continued 10
limited demand st Nc al2Tc.
Hev-Thcre 10 hssB Fact lndis eod part al &c
sgyns were heavy and tending down nuard, including
rough hax ~ arrive and the spot " 10 2 90 er
bushe; clover SIC sssc. per ID. timothy q 20 a
81 90 per bnstsL
srolS were IN lively demand, with sales reported
since our last ~ 400 bhds at lie l2c for Porto Rico
e7,c IL for Cuba II Ho for Tueiwh IL ands,
voice of BAHIA on p T.. and s.sS0 boxes HsvaDs part
at l0Ac IL sc.
TaiIov fair demand q, 1910. Io.c., With
sales OF ZOO lbs.
wnstsr continued active Al soc a sic saes, l 1o0
phs