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MILITARY HONOR TO THR DECEASRp-OFFICfAl
ORDER.
Police Intelligence.

I.fRs.s,,Sh b KG'Ary tasE.Sobe't Watt ssca tnitty-
years arrested on tr:ay gb white in the ac,
Of breaking lo the dwelling hoAse OF Nc Gnares Canda
OF No 22l seaend TIE prisoner detected "a
the act OF forcing tas rear basement window by
Mr.. iohn Graham, anG ..e alarm beng givcn, officer
Schoned oil the gcen. precinct, FASTENED 10 The spot
and took the accused int" ci-iody as he climbing
over fence to get INTO vacant lot Ihc psi."ncr had
in his possession Jimmoy large chise, penk1sc and
number IL skeleton KEYS Mr.. Canda 10 the father
Charlotte Canda, whose beautiful monG,Cent adrrns
Grceu wo,d Cemetery and Is reported 10 be wealth.
previous attempt had bacu made TO break INTO Mr.
Caida's residence, aut .ie compelled To havs
basement windows protected by strong ,ron bars. Writ
is known TO fic police but the following Hote which
wasfound in his possession, may AFFORD some cac 10 his
NOVEMBER, 20. 1852
viii pay 70 Frederick Henien the SAL" Of SIS on re
Tne prisoner WIS taken before Justice Koy At tie JET
tsrso Market Police Court yesterday and committed FOR
trial.
cooS,xnrxrr H,ls Captain .jourdan oc the sixth pre-
cnct received Information Friday ngnt that was
,hs niccto OF sane ccantcfeers 10 hood tho city with
spurious nvcs tho TaGaton Bank OF Massach Iseis
The news 'cegrahcd to the ccotsal oflce, aud b.
order Of the General SUPERINTENDENT all the stoekeecrs
were not ted Of the ,o.. The police ac.ed with great
prumptncss aud the consequence nat pear!y
shopkeeper ~ tue c.y vas on ns gnaa long oeior tho
simie &c tis genuine out not considered ,sry 10
ceptive.
yournsuL sui ExrsRr BuE6f ARs.--f.ugere hickman
samuel Combs and James Trmb.e, lads sboet sixteen
wears Of age arrested by officers Woodbridge and
porau Of the sixth precinct charge Of breaking into
the foundry Of Pollock Co.. NJ" .5 Centre street, amt
sea ng thererom lot Of BRASS csstlngs The prison.
srs il appears mad procired Of duplicate kegs 70
the aud helped themselves regularly every
week 70 x25 $50 worth OF property They confessed
that they had entered the foundry abou. ,wouty
aud stolen brass and copper OF the aggregate value
of ~ 900. Justice ilowng committed tue boys tor
animation.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Holman.

Fen. 2s.-Among the prisoners brought before Re.
ccrder Hoffman this morning, 10 have sentence passed
upon them, was George white, who was convicted Of
forgery yesterday when the usual question was put 70
him, whether he had nything TO say WHY lude ueut
should be pronounced against bm he said that be
hoped TO live through the time Cor which he would be
sentenced for the purpose OF again meeting his sons
serving In the army OF the United states Thev bad
enlisted the # the war ard the trouble
in which mad become involved present unknown
them He concluded by asking Court 10 make his
sentence light ossbis out OF consideration Tor his
family, who were dependent on him for support The
Recorder then sentenced him TO the state for
years and two months. white. u IN alleged has already
served two years u prison. having been convicted or
similar offence 10 Philadelphia.
Michael Cagan having been COZ ictei OF an attempt At
grano larceny was sentenced 10 tue PenitenUarv Tor
lhrco months.
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FIRE Ar MonRsr-NAsRow EscArr Hos. j. r. GID.
orxca-A Ore broke out in ST. Lawrence Hail. Montreal
on saturday morning: anu .ne building was partially de-
by smoke before they could be rescued one OF them
4 servant has since died from ts effects Hon Toe hua
r CiddnRs the American Consul General who resides at
the hotel awakened as quickly POSSIBLE but be-
forc he could became usensble the effects
OF the vapor and smoke and carried Cor safety
another part OF the hotel He afterwards revived and
the next forenoon was much improved tbs books and
uapers &C the consulate escavcd unlnlurej
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WAS taken up, snd an interesting disc assion on
the rebellion and political quesssoas generally
ensaed.
THE Ln6IsLATURR
Ia the state Senate yesterday petitions foe the
Improvement of Hudson river navigation were pre-
seated. Several bills were introduced. and Others
were under consideration in Committee Of the
Whole; but no great amount Of interesting business
WA transacted.
Ia the Assembly number Of bilis were intro
duced but nearly eli Of them were only of local
character The proceedings were not very i'm
portant. Notice was given Of bill to provide for
the election OF Commissioners Of the Croton AQue-
duct Board.
MIsCELLANE0Us NEWS.
The steamship Africa. from Queenstown on the
18th OF February arrived at this port early yester-
day morning. Her news is two days later than
the advices Of the Jura. published iu the HERALD
last Thursday morning.
In the Liverpool cotton market on the i4th Of
February. prices were firm and without change
from the latest quotations Tho breadstufs mar
ket was rather inanimate and unaltered in rates.
Provisions remained dull.
Earl Russell had officially declined the throne Of
Greece, in the name of Queen Victoria, on behalf
OF Prince Alfred for diplomatic and "other power.
iul reasons" The Prince Of Wales had been ad-
mit,cd member Of the Fishmonger's Company.
OF the city of London. The news from Poland
is not OF much importance, but is of very
interesting character. Victor Hugo. Gsribaldi,
and Prince Czartoriski had written in support of
the cause OF the struggling people. Official
reports prove that the battle Of Wengrow was q
very sanguinary affair. both to the Russians and
Poles. The deficit in the treasury Of Italy on the
3lst OF December amounted to three hundred and
seventy four million of lire. Some French stu
dents had been arrested for cheering in Paris for
the cause OF the Poles. Austria is accused by
some parties of having encouraged the insurrec-
ton in Poland. Prussia sympathized with Russia
very cordially in the crisis.
The Marseilles journals of the 10th of February,
state that detachment Of two hundred French
Zouaves is expected in that port from Algeria, to
embark for Mexico. The Phase (steam pscket)
has left Bona for Philippevillc to take them on
board and bring them to France.
The Harbor Commission, consisting Of the May
or, Comptroller, and Joint Committee Of the
Common Council, held their first meeting yester.
day and after efiecting harmonious organization
they adjourned to Wednesday next, at IL o'clock
Nm
The following farms. belonging to rebels in
Eastern Virginia, have been taken possession Of
by Gen. Dix. to be cultivated ia future by contra
bands:--
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X evolutionary Aspect or EurOpe-Its In
Auence ON Our Affairs.


On the first announcement Of the revolu-
tionary outbreak in Poland but little attention
was paid to the fact. 1t was thought to be
merely the result Of the new CONSUMPTION de-
cree. which had made such an unfair and OPP
prcssive discrimination between the inhabitants
of the towns and the peasantry. This was GER
tainly the pretext for it but there is no doubt
that the plans Of the insurgents had been long
laid: otherwise, under the severe surveillance
which Is maintained by the Russian police, it
would have been impossible for them to have
thus quickly furnished themselves with arms
or to have made such Roadway as they appear
to have done OF course the Russian and Prus-
sian government journals find it convenient to
ascrbe the outbreak TO the CONSUMPTION. and
relaxation Of it has been publicly ordered, TO
support that view Of the case But the two
grave facts that the Catholic clergy lead the in
surrection, and that ii has already made such
progress as to alarm both the Austrian aud
Prussian governments, are. we think. conclusive
as to its being national and not class move
ment. So satisfied is the Cabinet Of Vienna
of this that il has issued a decree proro-
guing the meeting of the Gallican Diet. it
having been announced that Prince Sa-
pieha intended to propose that that body
should vote an address to the Emperor of Aus
tria. requesting his diplomatic intercesson in
favor of the Poles. Any expression Of sympa-
thy with them. even in 20 Legitimate a form. is
naturally a subject Of apprehension to Austrian
statesmen. The Prussian government, equally
alive TO the consequences of the insurrection,
has concentrated two or three army corps on its
sumed such proportions as to cause the greatest
uneasiness and anxiety to the three Powers who
benefited by the disintegration Of unhappy
Poland.
But II IL not merely in relation to their in
tercsts that the movement assumes a grave i'm
portance. Considered Independently, its sup
preston by the Powers concerned would be a
matter Of mutual effort and Of easy accomplish
ment. Circumstances have. however, changed
greatly since the ties existing between them in
this connection induced Russia TO lend her aid
to Austria to put down the revolution in Hun
gary. The interests Of these two governments
have been discovered by the treschery and in
/ gratitude Of Austrian statesmen, while in Prus-
sia the liberals have got the upper hand, and
hold the despotic tendencies of the King COM
pletely In check. The Russian government
will therefore have to depend entirely upon
its own resources TO crush out the pre-
sent movement II, as there is reason
to believe. Il is a great national el-
fort. it will take time to suppress it; and in
the meanwhile what will be the effect OF the
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Five per cent on the annual salary of all the re-
publican State and national Office holders in New
Hampshire has been assessed, for the purpose Of
carrying the eoctionfor the niggerhead party.
Alexander Harris, member Of the Lancaster
county (Penn.) bar, was arrested at York on the
goth inst, by the Provost Guard, ON the charge of
saying that he would as soon be called a seces-
sonist as an abolitionist. writ of habess cor.
pus soon took him from the hands of the military
authorities, ard after a short examination he was
discharged by Judge Fisher.
Patrick Mechvoheli has been sentenced to be
imprisoned for ten days, and to pay fine Of $40,
for larceny In the Navy Yard.
The stock market inactive and irregular yesterday
the general tendency being downward. Governments
very heavy the coupons Of 1881 declined per
Exchange very firm at 1897 gold nuctuated between
TAX and 113 closing at l7lE bid. Money Was In fair
demand at Ga per cent.
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Hon J. :. simmons. OF Rhode Island col H. = rarchjld
Eighty ninth regiment New York Volunteers John O.
HAYS. Of Wisconsin; W. u. Beck, United states Army:
A. H. Bonested, Of Fond du Lac James 5. Ames and IA
my. OF thicopee: Major SchoGeld of prcvitsnce. g
Huntington, OF sacramento, are stopping Al the Asor
House.
A. A. Fisher aud W. W. Scott. or Cleveland: > r.
Porter, United states Army Lee VI scranton cupn /:
W. 4. Wilder, OF New York; Major Geo. A. Brsstow Ma
j. O. Mason, fapt. }. H. Gould, MAJ 4. +. Pauidng and
G.. n. Forbes tuited states Army Col T. n. Williams
J. u PauIding and J. H. Norris u Port Royal are stop
ping At the Metropolitan Hotel
Il. A. Chapp, OF Vermsnt: Professor Phelps, o. New
Jersey Hon ~ Macpherson, of Toronto; j. Lochrene Of
Halifax Governor Hammond or Ind ana Judge Hoyt. or
Bunaio Dr. Halstead Of Masssch ieetts X. waternsr
Wade, of Ohio: X. y. Rice Of Detroit. r. Pomeroy aud
wm Pollock, OF Pittssed, are stopping NJ ths st. Nicho
las Hotel
The Detroit Fee Pres enabled the marriuge
OF negro barber and pretty white woman Ia thai city
10 the effect OF the pernicous doctrines asgh; BY re
publican members Of the Legislature.
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trious class of her citizens by the fanatical
bigotry Of Philip. She ceased to be manufae-
turing country. and ceased to be first rate
Power. Many of the exiles settled in France,
and introduced their arts and manufactures, to
the great benefit of that country But France
century later, forgot the lesson thus taught her.
The revocation by Louis XIV. Of the liberal
Edict Of Nantes, issued'by Henry w.. had the ef-
feet Of driving out the Huguenots, who with their
trained skill. settled in Holland. Sweden. and
even England. and planted in those countries.
particularly in England, the germs OF manniac-
lures which have since outstripped the produc-
tions Of France, and ousted her not only from
the British market but the markets OF. the
world. This was deeply injurious to the pros
perity of France. But it seems as ii history
were written in vain for the instruction OF
future ages. BY their anti-siavery crusade The
fanatics of New England have struck a fatal blow
at their own manufacturing interest. from which
ii will languish to its final decay, and they have
laid tho sure foundation OF vast and thriving
manufactures in the valley of the Mississippi
The counsels of the wise men Of the East are
turned into fcslishness and westward the star
Of Manufacture takes its way.
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made An unfsvorablc report on the credentials OF
ALVIN Hawkins. claiming seat ~ representative
from the Ninth district OF Tennessee In the even
ing session the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill
was taken up. snd an interesting disc assion on
the rebellion and political quessaoas generally
ens.-d
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>srs .tNsIRELS. Mechanics Han ar Broad
ws,.-EruiortaH SONGS. buRLFsoURs DANCES 20 -JInw
AUS N",I C:grt
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WOODS MINSTREL. HALL. 5l4 Broa,lwav-Ernop,Ax
So o., D,.ce& ACHING srgaAG.s
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THE SITUATION.

New Work, Sunday, March I. 1863.
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..e,sEUA> AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broaiwsy-M,Sr,s
W,seth roa. MUTE. LIVING hIrropoI ANUS sr Al MI
b,res --R,uvt-Aiternoon aud Evening
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heW EowEsy THEATRE Boaery. --pAuyskrrx-E,
". ~a--Mf. Ma. Pkrlr Wuga.
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wAitAcK's THEATRE Broadway.--FAsst TIN sRr Ms
acs ttR iasr-torrHryt QuthN.
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balfN KEENE's TuE, TIE, B.oadaa..-L,ot,s BE-
v e--t AT oNE WITH fHr GoLpES LOCKS
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TIE PRESIDENT HARD At voax.
rresiSss, Lincoln has occupied what Is known
President. room At The Capitol to-day, to fseil,
pasl,c business by saving the Committee On d
mn. IN. trouble Of travelling the Ieosth Of rcon'
avenue 20 procure his signature to them. Thu.
-, pract,ce Of the Chief Magistrate Of tho
towards The close Of each session
THE RxcErTros At rHE WHITE HoJss
The absence Of the President made !, necessary
Lincoln 70 receive TO day alone The reception
more numercusIy attended than any other du
Session. Mr. s,oddard, Private Secretary Of ~
dent, assisted Mrs Lincoln In the reception Of IN,
i, is the a,st iioc that she bss tovci |, cccsss
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ShipyG,gts.
i.aird's, Liverpool.
Laird's,' Liverpool.
iaird's, Liverpool.
Lawrcnce's. Liverpool.
Thompson Liverpool.
Denny, DIubarton.
Denny, Dunbartoe.
Scott, Greenock.
Biackwood. Port Glasgow.
Thompson, GU the Clyde.
cfAaf~tAt.
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BROADWAY NENAGEEIE, observation-disclosures Wun
As,sic. -trar"sMtSG EIErHASTs-CoMtc Mugs &c
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
9ie fdltsmia. bolneiuif4e Gruee.

8trltn.2 2. Ds,. Dte Usbauptung tdntf6e'
Bldtt,r, eab Cart RuGta In (stntr neusfsn 80
rt an tas tcp.nboesun Cabinet BE frlbsr Dor
,tm asmathn 9orfhldee ntGt feftalte uni
I'D IN qastu.tnsn @sneuussn pt1ltsrs, oss'
liz reni90tn mcetfet1., IN burdaue erbtAtst
sthn.m 8.rretmn nab wtrft Der en9ltid'
Mtnifsr BARN tie 1raee auf, wel6e @,se ID
n,maft CUR Qrltbteuue Der 6Lsmts-bol0etut
ftsn Aneses.ntett anf6laaen Tonne, unb nab
Dem Ct bt.Glbsn sspruft. fommt Il ~ rem
GGlufe, ba6 Der BON tbm In letuer f1aberen &c
t. tupipttsne gDss Mot nur Der ttnJta barh
flbttare. ~fonotrn aud Der fur Die Sntrrettr
Cdnsmarts ftlb1 erfprteblt&fe ftt. Chen #
ungeerunbst IN bic llutrftnung Der bdn'i&er
pnGt, BIZ rudiftt Note pom &c. 5tpttmbsr ba.
+. th nur auf uanblttt N.ueerungtn bts ruff
Nftsn @elanbtsn In Ropenbaaen auf @runb al
a~enstncr tbm asmo1renn Snfruettontn tt.
i6rdnft. Gle Nott mar benz 9ertreter @ue'
lanbs 3ur 1ttbdlune an bas bdutf&e &abtnet
l%bsrfanbt. unb man rptrb In 8openta9en an
bsien ptf.n. ta6 bteftlbe In formsner @eife u
iclet 1T. Dteies @eruebe BON unwdbrbsiten.
nit mfld I'm HE II fptrtrte ednt{Ge YreTt unaus'
9.fsBtbit 6Tentlide Wetnune lbfr notortf6eftat
fad.n u tdulhsn fu9t, lieftrt a1etn faon Der
Bemets, pis ft6r mar In Ropeataeen Don rel
un6 + ertett Ter iebietn pol!tifhtn @telunl
Ddnsmarts rld0&tli6 Der f&leswfs " tolfstnt
(&en Graee ubu1sust III.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
(@1lu6 auf Der trttttn Sette.)

~ v9emotrat u. Nems" beridt'1
mil G&lliher Bsfrtsnieun9, rab Der AN
oe6 W%efens"> ~ras sfn'
Hubreid ls rtutlde Blatt I'm Dtasn" Dor
Eetr rarifaleu partei ob9efaQsn uno seaen
stnen &rie9 lei, bsr anperse, oIs cte Wis:
%oubnRtaune Der Union beamede.
un(n eemofrati@9er Naabar trrt nt6t.
wsun Ct In Dem nAnasteu pts: ms0sns"
sinen balbsn @sueeen beatlbt, uno nil
polen tbm lcsar uer(prsdtn. rab Tim eer
u&u3dpn" elm Aqn3tr college lsin
miro, wenn BE ,eemefratilde Yartf rtm'
lelben lire Medtb.it init ,aepi4teen
W%rlnesn". lltf rspn lie aud arlner
IHarbe Gne, bemsikn wiQ. Mber >,,tas
etnfubrei9 fe bsut(9e: 8laH~ I'm Beten'
- nsin, Nad6a1. pamit III 20 nidta.: Sp
Bsttbuns auf Gtnaab ftebt bert "&nlet'
ger" nett untsr Wbhty. une IS III 2bat'
(ads eae per. re poIittt. pes. oanptstrs"
eneo0trt -lusrf re5en araumsnts mil
BIlGiasm bin bAelpllt babsn mub, Ssit'
Gem Der ~,NnNt0u" an BE ba03t9ts
Ylailiamiits Gbre,. unabbdraieifit Gref'
beit, Nsrlidfeit ,e. auspnfaufte, bat jsesr
sbrH&e Deutl&e, Der ni&t gum fauftdsn
Stimmpisb Aeb5rt, nie(em Blast, ben Nls
den astebrt,. uno- lsIbR pie be1e rfn eeut'
Fiden psmofratti9en BIdtter: nebmsa Vim
Rant, f9 nit r.mfeltsn absu9etsn. .~
+. Greue clio unfit Nn&baI f& ni&t 3u
iebr. Gs fnb nur ''small, very small
potatoes, pie r vaufaepidt" bat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01

r3iaresHetliaesg Qe&dit.- Btoleiale
Rinbessuor0. Gtun eusltf&sn 3ettuh8
avs ptIlab.lph We tatntbutsn MIR
DE Gnttdauus elmer Retbesrdbli&u Ver'
bu&en. auestabt bon etasm Ddte bas
lsteer. .ine .Deutf@e H.. a.-1v 49,, =:
Gtne 6.bamue, Namsn6 Marg., Ho6s
net, suel&e 30. TAI @reenRtabe lit In,
u,ftn trttt, rpurts AsfanBtt& etHaesoBsn.
"a Is ZEN Na&tarn auffd, tdb aus frau
rn uup7 Mdtt9m, wst&e- tetufs-stt-ent'
btnruse G9 I'm 6uuis Der 0snannhu
dnIoetrtsn, R.,s obns $iner pises'
b%,raaslamen uno witeubolte esrartte.
Gdut cod ni6t Idiot tsnfbar fne.
Mdn-fo,f&n urIt& mad nno fane -
stnsn f5,mlt4,n est&madsr I'm @arttu
binttr Dem 6nufe ttr 0srbrs&ertn. St'
bate Elm @s(&dft paraue att,o6t. en-
Urausn nod rer @ntbint una r{e Wutttr'
pai&tsn abaunsb men, inrsm fs ets 8tnes'
nmtra4t. unb tearut.
Die umnfu& una IN nod I'm @nnss.
rye GtnNlbsttsn abtr ni9t 4ettentt, Dol
Il, Stfsn.ti6fsit aebra&t ~ mtrrtn. -
bod nitro Elm. (ol&a Vsrbrt@Ht1 et'
Skafs rbsn 70 menia en- tatbsn, ale ne ea'
bd complexion Grauen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
Tyanfrtid. Dir Mnpelenteit BON Ab

Tranfrtid. Dir Mnpeienteft pom Nb:
mi1nl Nenaup'6 @e(dmapn Dor Nsw
SrIeans miro i'm rWoniteu." balboff'
,ttu srndbnt unp pobd benefit. ta6 ftefs
Mumtenbdt ren Mutb ter Se3eifoniRtr
b%trsutene Qeb,bsn bate.
Tis 2onronu 3eituneen hrIneen >wst'
tere GorrelponrenSen uno 0eitartitel dbe'
8uidu6rur gen 8sBen ras 2eben Napo'
leon'5.
Das Glenc unter ben Baumpo1enfpin
nrrn In Grunfrsi& nimmt b~eneutenr III
SIN Departement Der untern 9etne flint
efe bllfatee1rfiisen Nrbstter Don, 100000
ralh ~ 10000 anaerndkn.
Gron36hlde rolf;etlpione fno na@ 2u>
rim 9dhtdt porosn. UNI bort peredatBs
perfontn 3u ibUuadRn. -
Sc 1ub BON esr Rt9ieruna G~pntratts
atoefhIcfen uoreen, UNI ete frani5il6s
2rmn in merifo swsi Sabre lana mil
0%tbensmtttslu III us1{orasp.
Diejlneae BaumwoIsG rnte IN NIaier
III nt&t TO- erstsb's auseefausn,' 'pit man
Ferwartete. ~ >.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
(elaesfan ND IT, 1922;
Die

uub Gair rss @,merbsotrett,s 1T pordtet
uni erIautt Id &in(enrer tteies' ttal8e
8emerfun9sn lbsr rte(eIbe. Den 3med
rsr Nuefs1uns ~tersfenp. ndmli& put@
|Auefeuuha rer fd6nnen une.ttten er'
,euaniHe Ter STUNT nt&t nur ben 3unft'
Itie tn, Auetmstnsnz aa3uiporuent nnp ju'
bsbsu. lowi. rarur& rte =Bilean8 5une
FBerseluns tss @sl&mads su'bstsresrn,
als au@ b.lonesrs unltrei tintttu1il&sn
40nRtsrn unp @swerbslsutsns@ slsaenbsti
au 8ebsn. ibr. 9siRungen eem Yublteun,
poriufdbrsn unb psu{elben III 3etasn, bob
wtr In unisru Witie Mdnnet unb Grausn.
aub tersn nt&t Deniee tatfR., srsl&e f@
aber sbas Mtosau Der e~tpotnlt9sn media
|ntf&en Gertiatdt erbeben3une Int toiisf
inb, aud b6bssn Auipra&en ~ ;Bsnastn
anb bus publifuH1 aufaufcrbsrn, iolde
Ea!ente unb 3rdfte auf jebe ,a6slt&s
@et{e ju f6tteru tnbjn, auatertaber -
f&6ne 3wsd pnsee-bat@ eteie
ltbte Gatr In stuea ben aptttdlthtftn mad
.1tsn,lt@ bob.n @xaet ettei&t. =
3s&t Sttte quite unb tdbf&f Sa&sn
Karen iur &~usfeuuue Btt1adbt werbe,s.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01

pslje+oon bsnaIalsute -uub benz aunRs
Fdb' ttr,r 8erf.rtisn a.us'.u. llntsr an.
bern tsten .ptr terppr.; g attlerar.
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