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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
Approved BY 4. G. CLEsDI>sN,
For CT. wv E PrrERs
NOETu CAROLINA
NUE TT UNKUITNN,
ICo respo d-rrr Of the R.i"igiI "ror'Gs.
CAMP .iu y. &, C,YrIEY.

CAMP III y. g. C,r'IEY.
Near X u-',n. Nov 2G 1861.
The movements OF the enemy vi NJ he re'.
aud the &C i've OPP rsiinns in mjrny aif ,irs Ill
&c m Ia indie ie All early NOV" by he rm"uy-
l. in the opinion Of mauy ihn Mouth e. rr'i"a
will lie the theatre of VAR "u'irg the w.r''r
campaign. So this prevailing oai"rn. - ia j :!
the summer sni until nav. thar 'nIght u ln'i n
NIL TO sleep. j. TO ba snc'.e del h. s'"r" l'"is
TO Try AGAIN The m"'a nf nur s:auInh nh slip
Have We n sturd, Aand ut IN. nhrrii Have
we one upon tn Gnnptiiion WAY who's .'s"'
has been beard 40 " H.. storms "f fTm"" tines
II are we IN h" swnmped E. + want Of an Hi".
rienc.d hand I" trim H. h" ship fm the storm ~
has be.n the case heretofore heIi-vr hat
thar The Nsrfh Cnrt lima troops are ready a:rl
anxious 70 have one opp 'riuni'y # mP"i;"g 'h"
""-my upon something !Ik. cqn tr,ipfg AID
fighting MIN for ;h, ir ns hnrrr. TINT rIIry nav
blu nur the stigma ihar Nnr'h Car"lini ms frh,
b"rt"r in other SfareS than 'h.ir owl
The en-. m, s cavalry M d. dash from Wash
ings'n Yesterday mir'ing "aptur"l r"rr"
OF Cnpr White r"~pany Wtnft,l battalion
have not been abb. Ia learn aII il. pr
tiruars Their free. was re,n,,-.' 'n To- IT;
camp 'mes. Captain Writ, y company va
tIond on tic south Idle "f Far .,,..r ar dc
Gr'envi''r ard WaSl ipgrnm roads rii- from
the !riner and nineteen mi~s som ~ ii'"c
p|ac" u" llrl he6 u a TER ~ ri. n - ~
that quarter After srrpris'r = ih. r"upg'i'. ury
INN ,lmfply r. ,r.a'I Col Walia stated 10
pursuit. Lut The news CAM -, 1t ii m II !;
eff c'na There has b ~ h,i.v. c",ur',.rlin. u
ihe direction at Washing "r s.i,.' ~ nine
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esnuo. he withdrawn. for reasnn hereafter
to he stated or explained. as Col. tster' r.
gu, sts. Very respectfully,
Your or dent servant,
l.. O. WAsHisaroS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04

RICHNnSn, VA, . Nov, 1863
L. Q. WASHINGTON E-o.:
SRI write to inform that l arrived
here Yesterday. NJ the fr,enl of Col. Peters
and lesire to onen communication with y.ru rs
the friend of Major Harvie. Will you ansvcr
me when and whore you will meet me; W ether
at my room, No. 60 Ballard House?
Yours, &c., a. CLENDINEN.
1:30 P. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04

Dear Sir--I have your letter dated at Sis
P. ~, this evening, md in reply have n
form you that the challenge Of Major Har,ie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
AFFAIRS IN TIE SOU iIWESr-CA.
PlTULATiON OF BURNSIDE TO LONG'
STREET

AFFAIRS IN TIE sou lIWESF-rA'
PITULATiON OF BURNSIDE TO LONG'
STREET.
ATLANTA. Dm. 1.-The "Int"l iscncer' 81
:h;~ motr'ng has a sreria' dated Dalton, \ v
80 n. which says: CIeburn's livisirn enSI.rd
q l. rlau Us one mile this side of Rirgsri;l nI
+ il ~ m rnin", diving him hack wiih Il l"sS
# | 500, cap urius 800 prisIn"rs and iJu,
.rard o. ,l"r'.
Kelly's cav,lrv wh;ppel' the enemy q
CT ave and on Wedne dav, inf::I;ng 4 grcu
uSs.
Anl.r>ur's and part Of Stewards divisions
md not Strr"n. or's gave wny un rhu lv''
,:rutre on The % h. T,e enemy ave in 'ur
front At Kin --"ld. and '-rsr troops are in linz
" l,attle and on the adtmnc'.
News has rnN he'd bcadq lar'"rs tn-day Of
Tho capitalization ut Blu inside ~ Llngs,reet.
SECOND DISPATCH
ATLANTA December . ii special to the
"Inteiligen err" dated DALI n. Dec |, says:
rhe enemy are entrenching at Chick I'm uga
Heavy frIns was heard Yesterday in the d.
rectinn Of Charleston. Tenn.
Gen. Wheeler left Knoxville on Tuesday
last. Our limos were within go yards of the
-nnmy's broastworks. Gen. Lrngstreet was
m fine spirit, and expected the surrender OF
tho enemy daily. lie had Enr. id the hill-
across the url,ton, commanding Knoxville
RIP ,rts of the surrender If Burnside are be
revrd though n It officially Confirmed
The enemy buried q portion Of Ringgold
t,.day and reiterated, Ae-rroying bridges and
rhe railr ad track at Chickamauga.
The Yankees h 4 Clevclan |, AM are ad.
Nh, IL
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CORES ONDENCE.
Rrcusu<D, Dec. Isl, 1868.

Rrcu4uSD, Dec Isl, 1868.
Z the Ed tors ef 'he Enquirer:
Uehtl-men--Ynu arc requested to publish
the annexed c.'rre-p 'ldenre relative +" th'
rece"t tfculty between Col. Wm. L. Peter
and Major Jim B. Il.irie.
Very respectfully
Your ubrdicnt servant,
L. q MAsuISCroH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
RIcuMoNr, Va 5,h Nov, 1852, !
ID Ii

IL VI.
l.. Q. washington, ESQ
ar Sir In" re-. uns sta.el in ynnr note
It Q 4. NJ. Thu date, FOR a chang" Of propose"
nIac,: "f meeting hetwren Major iilrvir n, d
CD. Peters, are not re,'ogn;E"d SO valid.
There is 10 remote Irnhnhihty of Il present
OF early occupation CT Bristol by the enemy
and if the presence of trnors. s"ntincs and
martial law. ten Is 10 defeat Il mretinc"
there are few nr M. points % which the sam"
"bie'tnn would not apply; hut arrest in Nir-
glnia will nat prevent Il meeting elsewhere
within the military limi nf the S ,uthern
Cun 'e'!eracy," and FIR that meeting | beg
lelre TO assure you an cpportuny shall nc
aF -dei in anv event that my arse. When
I saw-vou yesterday afternoon, and prosecuted
the acceptance OF Col. Peters, ym asked Mt
once'tn know the weapons ,ropn-pd. | sta ed
70 yon distinctly that ar hrs" were the "wea
pnns proposed" The only thing that could
Interfere ~. my p'rt hin: tn" p 'sSihilitr of
not being able 70 rro,'ure one" promised.
yesterday evening. or M snnn as possible, to
inform yon upon that question. have now
to stare TINT | have bern. rs yet, unable to
nrGcure n rife here, bu' will rrrcu,e onr. In
ynnr reference IN the d"iav hiring rho session
o. the Legislature an surprised. rs pre-
SIlHe'I tHe matter Hau' DccQ Sul1cIe0tiY cX-
planned.
Col Pet rs finds no Inconvenience in travel
ing the 'thrn" hlinirel miles" and regrets that
Ma or liarvie does. Col. Peters military u-
Is reIu'r' his rr.sanc i" East Tennsss' and
he desires to be, with !s li'tlr delay ns possible,
s"ar har craltv. II" a!sr regrets the incnn-
Vcnience to Major llarv!e ly h's journey to
Tennessee, but ranunt r"nsilrr j, rs in any
'na'rcr bis fanlt:-hc h"ing "onsrantiv With
us "ommnnd-tlat Major Il'rre did not sue
eri in COMMUNICATING with him. AID Until
Gis arrival in Richmond was noc appr;zed Of
eirg sought BY Major lIarvic.
In reference any delay on my part, there
ha- been none that was notcii1sr obligatory. or
hat the correspondence" does not explain. A
.'nrrer 10 N'r'h Carolina wou'1 be incnn,e
r'ent 70 Col. Pr'nrS FIR reasons suggested in
lis selection of Bristol
denv anil repud'ate Gnv responsibility for
.rre-twhich you w"n'd impose up"n my pri-
rilege of selecting place If meeting.
Very respectfully, &c,
Your obedicnt servant,
A CLENDISEN.
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Richmond. NGY. 8. lSiG

RrciWoNp, Nov. 8, 1855
L. @. WASHINGTON, Esq:
Sir-The bearer of this note, DR.. a. Glen
din-n, - my fr.eni, an fully authorized t.
renrescnt me- in the affair pc ding betwee'
Major j. B. Uirrie and myself.
Very respectfully,
WV. E. Peters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
RaI.ToL, S;h NV NH 80 1868

l. .. WASHINGTON. L a
Dear Sir--!'he frieni "f C,l P.i"'a. CT.
j In y Clarksnn. whom h. cxr"ct"'i t" NJ
TEND hun on the field. aud to whose presence
he il entitled under terms vi NJ e''ag. having
been unaroidabIy detained, Col Pa'e- claims
the privilege nj po>tpHnin: the mc'.'ing be-
tween Major lI..rrie and h'm-eif uT'l Tues.
day, 10th inst. Very respectfully.
\ CLsNpisrN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
RICHMOND, Va, Sd Nov. 1868, !

RIcuMoSD, Va, Sd Nov. 1868,
S:l5 T. VI.
t. @ WASHINGTON ESQ
d mr. S'r-F,r reasons hereafter TO he ex
planned, it would be agreeable TO Col. Peters
if Majrr TTarvie would withdraw his challenge
Of the 18th October.
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant.
A. G. CLEsDINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
AFFiIES on rllF RAPllrAN

ORaHG. G. H., D.. -O.r.r h.. , r..." gel
o" the Enemy ,".t"rd", m''":..: Pr 80 -
edly The erem, >;":,'. l. - Y "'d'r,
arri'lery dnrl Wis Kept by d. ,'!.r!.. j : A'
Intcrv l.thrrr WEI .nEI' In!:sr.-', K la ID. ''r
I'll" enemy hove r""n ~, ~ o. il Il 'a. ''@
heir front Lnsi rsyh; th"y II :'.'u'''. '.'.r
in front, and moved more L. 'iIr 'g' -
There has been hut nrr or rnu1I Z" - 20 -
ar;sL ~ ma 10 DEL. OK To day. =. d t. !-.'@.
irfanrr, diminishing
O 2 hundred and ivory. ,er '.'.. -
hay" been seat f,rward i.s ''," ;''. ! ..'- =
W. ID" t., hnv. AID AiS V ~ ." a.r' T... '-.:.
"!n-i,e f'h' s.""It"'" Is u '.'.. !. 90
ser
OR loss in the artillery 'ln"i ..."r i'E '
81 ghs. Cnrr. Raine, from. L,'ci hur:, i .af
arri erv VS. killed.
Weather clear and unite r"Ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
DR.. A. c. CLryp1NEN:

RICHMOND, Va, 81 Nov 1863, /
o. P. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
AFFAIRS ON TIE ntr'D'N

Os,,uE e. u De- . -. 10
TIE -,e,nv .r'lt make -'"a
ar hei'rv.ir" E lin tick. b r"
for 'hr pu,i DE- &c r"..rn> in.' go g" u
q fight. sr g ing fredericksburg ~ ".I'e'"
Weather much milder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
Col. WIN. E. PETERS, Present.

Your obelient se-van',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04

| vnnr indepnnaenre, shu. yor. will lose liberty
In its limitations will he fun1 the wisdom ~
the rast srand;ne GUARD over The aafe.y of the
| present and the future. holding even the scale
that equity and ,stire NAV rrnsila nv-r AMI
sanctifs the sacrifice made TO public liberty.
| peal D moot hanas Burke. Cha ham Can n
Y 'nkae rad Chatham longer Perhaps. even
vet: for hypocrisy is thu deep st seated princi.
Pile of his nature.
Melancholy spectacle of hnmen baseness !!
con'd vnnr poor soul conceive no hing worfher
Than This "a cover to the b'oodshed Of thou :
| samls of your friends. and thousands of hose
Won oh. use to treat rs ynUr enemies. Qnatly at
home. in vnur own native s ate. yourself had n
! fair opportunity to shine ont anil in this speech
~e see what Won really are Not even your
1 sublime Chief Magistrafe" when ha SIT to
Governor Mag"fin, With his feet upon the high
ast ronrd of he chair. his elbows nn his knees.
! and his flc. and whi-kers between his hapdS-
not even he presented such n spectacle "f SMALL
npss "A we have here-snallness nf son. FIR
the an" was ut Least. in earnest: bII' earnestness
| is no. in the heart of h- New York Yankee
| save only fo- self; earnest conviction he knows
! no'-such stuff has no market value.
Il there an honest man amung the millions of
YOU There one man bushes and hides his face
at Seward. the orator. and hisapprecia'ive audi
dience. Like orator like people-a ma'ch-a
perfect f.. And the election 'all went right -
Seward understood the people he addressed I;
but is the stong English tongue strong enough
to express ihem7 He only asked them TO
.abnu' face" from every principle they ever pro-
fe.spd to hold sacrad-and they obeyed. 1t was
their interest so 70 DO.
Htw intense the stern resistance with which
reb ,s against your Infamous authority will refuse
TO eat tn fatted cslfwhich your cynical invitation
off .re upon terms Sit at'your table are
ashamed 10 inhabt the same planet we blush 10
admit Jou human and are half constrained to
adopt the theory of TRANSPORTATION.
This whole argument was not even upon the
question Of peace and war. but npon the mode Of
conducting the war. and the ends to be aimed at.
The moderate Yankee would compel the restora.
ton of The Union by force, but On what he con.
ceived TO he oosstrtutbns terms. :,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01

Hi3l Prt2a q. Negr0eS AT auction
sale Of twenty negroes, varying IN age
from tour 10 siXty-tive years, made at
the Mart, Chalmers street, Thursday
morning, by John S riggs, @uctioneer,
the amount realized WAS S24,435, Civ.
ing the high average price OF Sl22l.
\ boy Of 20 years old sold for $3.50;
two boys, each IS yeas old, brought
$4625; a girl OF % brought $l645 one
woman, rs years cid, with child OF i
years, brough. $500 two men, 80
and 40 years old respectively, brought
together S2S70;a BOY, IS years Old,
sold for SlG7j, and family Of five, IN
c.uding three small children, for 3331Ql
Charleston COWitr.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01
From the Atlanta Inte.Iigcncer.
The true Pedigree and Early His
torv of Abraham Lincoln.

~ - nI.,Lo,, riro.1,,
Cofy u 1A"' "ll"lA Aliioo1n'
Eotro" OF THE 1NTDAL1'hScfE;
Somo time a@o an Art'ci0 appeared
IN your paper 'o'leo 'ro'" Que - oG
exchanges, purporunE TO glye tho ped
jgrce and carly "lst"ry OF Abraham
Lincoln, the I.eaI1eoI oi lho OH'le"
States. As tho article IN question
ahouni~t in errors, which the writer
Of this article, by personal "cqUaln'
tanco, with the subject, ~ enabled to
correct amt as the SUI J"rt ltS@'t IS ono
If general interest ne ie1.' II 70 d" MS
duty 10 lay before the PubNc true
statement OF the facts.
The man kLo"n as Abraham Ian,
coin, who no" Sl'9 IN thG scat once
occupied respectively ~ Washington
Madison, jefferson, 'And jackson, wNS
horn in ;he county OF Hardin, now the
county II I.arae, in the STATE ct Ken
.ucly. and about forty mlIc8 from
where the writer Of this article lives
when at home. The mother was 4
single woman Of very i"W social Po
4Ition, bY the name Of Hann"h iiaoN'.
Nho VA Eencra.Iy rcpntcd TO nave
:rom enc "lGhlh &" one S'%teeH'h oL
negro blood in ucr vci1S, aud always
associated with negroes on terms OF
a9ulitv. According 70 tn" statement
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01
MORE FEDERAL DusEwruRS. "A tew Gsys

MORE FEDERAL DE9ENTERS.--A .GW Gays
ago, thirty more desertors from Grants army
reached here from Jackson, Misa., via Okslona.
Of these u were of eastern Kentucky, aud 8
from Indiana. One Of tho Eer:uckans told
us that he belonged to the 2221 ky. regiment,
originally consisting Of owe: Jlb naeo, 2:.4:.
wa:ds yoGucod by disease ana othor Causes u
:o.. O. Eve luaa.cd. and, 8, .os time 10 .e!.
arair -c6ucea by dese.tioa 70 aool, 40 The
alleged csuscs Of their desert!op were pg!m&:!-
" Lioco!n's Emancipation Proclamation, and,
secondly their receipt OF pay for seVcra.
months past They rerc4t the old tale OF dis
satisfaction. Generalization and death. III
Grants Amy H4"!sriIs ConfeAerat
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01

eG.gr. The follow:ng!e !e = good sentiment from
a bad man, Henry Ward Hee''hcr;
When Aow.rs are full Of hoavcn-descendeJ
dews, they a!wGys hang their heads but men
hold theirs ,hs highoi n" n7ss they rac,.9e,
getting proad as sAay GET iol.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01

rs7y- IF f'istanoo lends oncdantnont
to the view, and said 'vicw' docs not
itu,n il within q reasonable t!mo, has
distance q Iegal cause 0! action, and
she entitled 70 recover
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-27

TUvHE attention Of Music Dealers and Bookseliers
IL Is called 10 new National Song. "FAIR CO.
LUMBlA." by EuoENE BATcHKLDER. Any one
enclosing 20 cents in samps to w. Paine II. Peck
ard. Portland, Me-. will have copy sent TO him BY
mail. postage paid Liberal discount TO the trade
jan1i eodeowtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-27
PORTLAND, ME-, TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81, 1858.
INSURANCE.

lNSU IL AN CE.
JOHN E. DOW,
Marine, Fire & Life Insurance Agency.
Liverpool and London Fire and Life In.
surance Co.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $40 100000.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co., of the City
Of New York, No. 1O4 Broadway.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER 5000 900.
Profits annually divided. 75per cent to the dealers
Charter Oak Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CT.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s350,0oo.
Phenix Fire Insurance Co..
Or BROOKLYN, New YORK
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER 100000
Hampden Fire Insurance Co..
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER 100000.
Conway Fire Insurance. Company,
OF BosToN, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER 100000
Piscataqua Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
Or SOUTH BERWICK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER s2O0,OO0.
Union Fire Insurance Company,
Or BANGOR, Me.
Cash Capital paid in and invested according to law
100000.
Commercial Mutual Marine Ins. Co.
NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s95OOo0
Etna Life Insurance Company,
Or HARTFORD, Conn.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER s3Oo 00o
Omce-cOrner Of Exchange and
Milk Streets Portland.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool, N. York & Philadelphia
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Bay State Line of Steamers,
VIA FALL RIVER TO NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
PHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
TICKETS FOR SALE.
eY-Insures Buildings, Vessels In port, Mcrchan-
die. Household Furniture &c, against loss by Fire
100000 taken any desirable Risk.
Losses paid at the Portland Office
ALSO, LIFE INSURANCE.
JAM If
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-27
INSURANCE.
h ID r u n N
Eliot Fire Insurance COMFY.
OF BOSTON.
ON THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER. lss.

l. State the name Of the Company. Eliot
IRE Insurance Company.
= where located, Boston
y. when Incorporated, Fcbrusrv IA lalo
:. Amount of Capitals a1no ooo
O. Amount of Capital actually paid INF ~ M
.. Number OF shares, and par value of '
eachy 4O00-S5O
z. Amount Of fire risks outstandpsY 7po -
g. Amount of marine risks outstansiingy
y. Total amount of outstanding rfskay' 100 aoo
10. Amount OF United States stock or trea.
sury notes owned by the Companyy
State amount Of each kind and par val
ne and market value of each. United
States Five per cent. 1865, d. v. per sh
$l000-2O00 m. v 970-e1 $40 axo m
H. Amount of State stocksl State amount
OF each kind and par value and market
value of each.
p v. per sh nv. per sh.
and 1886 looo-sooo loso-s.s4o
cent 1867. 1000 1900 1850 si,soo
cent 1877 1000 1000 Il0 1910
cent 1852 and lss7. 1000 10000 1000 10000
:. - 5000 $3.50 $3.50 90
IL. Amount OF bank stocksy State amount
Of each kind. and par value and mar.
yaue Of each
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-27
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ming from O'Clock In the morning to in the
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JOHN w. MUNGER q SON,
Agents,
No. 16e Fore st., head Of Long Wharf.
Portland, Me.
lana

VNHE subscriber he " gives public notice 70 Al
IL concerned. that h. Aas been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator dc
bonis with the will annexed Of the estate of
EDWARD NJ. LEAvITT.
late of Portland in the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased by giving bond the law directs. he there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the said
deceased : ESTATE TO make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon 10 EXHIBIT the
same for settlement TO PETER HANNA
Portland -, an. 9, 1888. % W3ws
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
Neutre8' au6 0HropaI':

VkNUS&SV "
Rrttauti&e, @erd&N tcuunsa aus 1FdrfS.s
sausiqnb fon;mtt ben bauptpa ntftn berT reSs
Rtiousn isr ab,teeh. Nd@tt Ia 8eueTolens en-
otrRanssn fstn. ~~beF bts aat'p0t' n 7nf4
ntnt Ia. 14n r'IAt
Die Gibraltar" lHsr fti4tgt .h.SaH,tfE"J m
BON qtpsrprol, NIT Stsisu sanBHsn arnfIt. neg
-Hallu atefoanssn. RANm (bhsfAlfn- Haufpbstttgs1
fGtftu nab lunsasnE -, TIsI,I EE.I .Isl
De ps5nifae Nattona1rtettsune tst++ stask1}
Gonferenit ,r ged$ttt, I'D r /L6lt polatf&e 11raet
,uesNimmk. unttr Skr Dekinaana, bet sshn gEbat.
ienainRarb abed&loGtn uub -ethhI WsfpIdferlan
Der Matl.snal1tsttYun tn We eenfttsns., S4se-
Gin Mdh.ta,si .tkust sap,utsr @ibS.s son,
| 800 Honnen rptrhe IN BdtIb''4 S&tfstnuSsf
pom Sgtap. II eelnK.r,. anseblt& fir :stn Rafts
DdS GatrJtsB $ssen'nat rssetetEthhs aus'
sMsentn b.spnnst4 sslitydt un'atin. Il
tQsuu.es uitIbtF BIN yon Barrtfaesr BE-
sonHtu, abtr btT24u'ult pirse uattte1adf.. j,
9altfar, a. :sspt1Ht..-
Ite ,,DatlY H.n$r" fask ba6 man lttrleast
fet(eab Der anfrtlaui(4t Rtteg talbe tf~ ehlls
ftn psrbs, Ia befftlbf tn Ro.een unYspul6ts
i,'y Die ,,atnss" msint, bae SIT. DAstsI ia
staet sDo&e Id @alttn8ton fetn peEee. Dc.
,,s1ayp @a.Attf' thIntni btfeIe 6ofnuneen.
l9un, uibs.n W. 9stra nu1 BE uadasn psssn
" Af
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23

~79er raSilale Uereia bielt an
.eanRas ffsiins lsptite werfau,mluus. Die
Aelbe mar fart bilu&t uub ,ablrei&e meme
Mttslisbsr f&IoGsn lid BEN Dsretu an,
xntesibneu7 aud 1wet bsruursassnet q me-
rttausr, wsl&e IN patriottf&er. fretFnnt'
] 6srlRere %bas pruBrauam etrs DtSaut!a.
ttsn snboGirten unp We Berssune far
(:t.e,ts '''s'sws"s'st7Tats stf'ss''ss' s''
q SASH, ,, ua,,.ttl1.rrt anstre amn'sanu
4ibre Abl&t- ,erfldrt ben1 9erfin. -bfi3utre.
len, unp II nd&Rsr D%er(umHlun8 pirb
tin Mntraa aur Baatbung. lommen. Der
bamsdt, Dortrdae IN eu8lt&r Spra&e
7neben beu,ften 0orirdesn funb Dsbattsu
III arranstren. "
SIM @anssn 8snon,uten, trfteut fi& btr
Beretn Ter tsaasn I%betlnabme pse putl0t..;
1ins etnb bes l.bbaft.fen Gifer6 fetnss
Mtt8lteoer. Die plaumdbise Oppott',
tio, Don polittt,r,, unb Rraffttrn, eit. lt&
faon por Der Dreautlaton bef,lben tuue
that. f@etnt ett, dus.rf f5roerli& auf ;bts
Sadie e~inaewirtt III baben. 3uetu en-
vf,blt f& r,rgerstn isetm wabrnpatrio'
ten sur& lsinen 3ued. -" .
Clint GpQsste ftsimiaisst 8ettrdee tt.
aalbt aenus,g UNI bts stfltn" n5tbie.n Nus.
Qabsn bss @neins ~ psden.
poliA(@t Dsrstne9 pstbsn in btefeun
sanrs III aroe.r 3dbl esbtlost. Atr no
man aud bin feb. detbtnn an esrsn spiss
p~rof.Gioatue' poli,ttsr uno DrobHittu.
st1r3 psrionea ote pur9 ptslelbtn profit.
ttn ..stmae :ma&rn" roIeu. :26tsr oass'
gen ltsat cine rltne' @oIlsbsp.9una. etns
tsins @olts{a&e oor, eur& anf&1ub an
wel&e, Nsbsnamsde nt&t mob! .psrfoIpt
rrstb.n t6nnttt,S tnesn,. pte Ibd,iRfdt pss
8reins bauptlddIi& In Oppo(tion BE-
Nebt ga 1T pieb etne 8ems8unB ,,pon
1dntsn," wtt man fu9t, stne 9ertsuna I'm
aueldltebliden 9niere0e Res 8olf.s unc
Ter Ntpublit, bic rptnn aud bauptld@lt@
III neg ,tfpu @fil. 70 bod tsfimmte Re.
fa4tar fir 'bas WQaemeine erffrett.