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BON &borlefOn am To-, entnsbnleu Uir fol-
genoes lsioi egg as asa
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Y0r Sort @aaner auf mno Itnp nnr 1906
garss BON 6Utt Counter s%ntferat. SIN teoel
Nl@t perSeu spet ODER BRET neue Ganune,i
btnauas1nat unD aGen AaII1trn naA bsrettet
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tpenn 20 n5!bis Istn lo0tef bic 8etun9 3te8tI
duf 3tggsl msbmea. uuterotfIsn Iptro @er.
Dablgreem nit lstnen 500 @fanbern aus IN,
mtttelbater Nabs. rfnn nS,Gis. auf 500
OaEOs GatfsrnanS, ben In8rtF u~nterGtaBen.
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ses 6straGtst..I ,,,a an 4. ia
Die Nsbsuen bnbkn e~benfaQs 3ablretAe
9attsrism 0uf Satnes Sslanb anseIeat, mas
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5sbt, ais QlDnirat Dupont. sic ltao tsst
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Der @taDt nnsuleseu,9 Gin Dsertsur bon
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nidt barauf rednsn, JUst Suutsr balten gu
FSnnen, psttes Dan Dupont lNen Wuerif 10
laleGt bsaauD, 5rpsi Drittst lstnsr &auUntn
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battsrten, tUaa unIfre 6anonen init Warme
erpteOer1t. s~
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RSaneh pie St6Ote pes glOrDeu8 ntGt Borr:
ydths BON, Sis, 3uder unO @ttrUneu fir nnEere
Rraafsn besbsr 5supsn2 Dir leioeu baron
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gltAt tBeatsss al5 1000 M1ann Ifa0 Dor.
ben NuasnT ,oDu Sort Gumter aauf WUrrts
Ss!ate 9slanbet.e Gen, @tlngre bet Acmt
raj DntlgresH beaadrtGtiat, ct ist bsgett,
OOunerifaa, I'M 49,, beu Nugyif 3a bea1ni
nen, Die 9Rartne 1T pcGtomHgn aeliltst
uno tpagtet ust -euf pie Qltnse, 70 Daf Iopaan
Dee NnGv'f ~lnttfn6en trtrD. luror pad 81
6infthitiA bes Nelnltats fablen mfr Sic
grS6te 3upsrliGt. Nal tndGaen SOnntag
ireroeH mis- s5Cgt Sumter asenonnen babers
uno eiuige Sage mebra rper0en uns In ben
8eTb BON @6arlelun ltben. Nod 5wet
M5rleEbcOte riilteu fd fir pas @efsht. ''ah =.
Mew gorf, 13. aug. Der Danapftr
Araae LIT vpa @toyieltcu nit 9lanrtntsn BITE
ssm JIontog eiigetypfen. Gtsltr psu 3ampf-
pIaB peyitgs. botabatDtttgn Der Ndanta, Mlaya
ble6eao. @eaeca mno SEonliDsS Die Cummings
YoIut 8aItsrIest. '''32
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N~ssafDtgaspma 8. 6.

5@taEItGer In a,ll.o 8orees
Terra fyGb, ais nam ebens Daiatt. be|dsafttat
tpar, eineu lGrseeH GtetntloG rom @baB=
dmtSsebauOe :n,ttelf eimss Rrabgens 6egabaus
lofien, alttt basSel ppm oet 5aspet uuo Der
Stsia idSneGte aus elmer 0Dbe DOR 20 SUR aur
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buGlt6blt4 5eti0me!ttf nD.. Bran bracate biz
graBli6 per1Mmmsltsu uetsrrs(te oes Nrmen
ncG fsther 8cbntug in Der 3tes1 Str, ani-
|iAn S mnO 6 Str, ? -'iaal aeas &
i Gin 9ptDot bp SIS u.--Sbsrli
SElauoo 5mitb, Der BriaaDier Dee 2. 8rtg.,
2. sDiog pes IL. Gprpe, It tn Der Staot.
Differ tdpftre OiT;ier pur0e fltg5lt1 p0A ,t
men Sfi5icresg NIT eineitf pga1tpcfiess Sabel
ano porte spas beideafk. Olebr ais sine 9e,
;pSbnIiGe BrGle.tation tpor 50 3~agifsGt esye
.5fsntiids @gtl0rnna Der @5DlDeseu pen SRtc.
alien GoppsrpsabiSmus a63aIagsn. @enn
~rOsltltdse Sruppeu tap tpsRtihs Srf3iege, alsta
SbsrGt Smigb, trasub staey @t.lFuB anf Dte
Vesnuaaaeu oe8 Staates b0bens lit 8allanz
9igben1s 3ppteagIpGe gslGutst.s l5s .@
! NJ & tne 8e0ette. = Weltega glcmntts
tag FUR Stgrattfuteaaat G5rsers aon Sea.
betngeEWan's @ta0 bte Moenre biaotlf dis
ec ron ether @epsts.e gabsr Is. Ctr. oEae9al
ten wurbs,a gsslAe i'm aufForOsrte, aaf Der req
ten Seits Der @tcaee an fabges.. Ms 5er
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ten. Dieter rtef ifroa bic I8aGe 9seau uao
befa6l thr, bEe 0sostte bsi3nledea aNb Sesz
ia9te, ol5 bisie asit !9rsm Gabei osgart FFudo
tette, bag mon liz ntetf tsifom,nsn focsts,
Istnea 8eTebt GelbR sall8,nlaSpreny tpass ribns
ntGt selans. STUN tam capt acdsocop gsgan,
rpeiaer Die 8eOette abIOite uno In 0dft fNidte.
9la9oem fe IGUa fret3elaiisn mar, puroe IL
BON Weuena ~arretirt, Bis Die &ahe unterfuSt
ptrb.,59a + 1.1r5 s Is res a5ss.g su IS,
a @~et6btet. = 0OrasEtern Wbenb fu8r
@bas. g. @iaein, SIN 0esilfe oe6 aaGrs
ttsrmstasrs IN 437 8. ST., aus Dem 8enaer.
nobet ct flo oeaa 6dls bran mao etnen ous
sentliflidsa SOD faaost Boz Dem 3ubstte-
9sbea butte er F@ in's Gsntsr seisBt nab per5
l0r Pas 0leid9epidat.a atgt3 7r 8 s.lsse sc
+JUts en- Der 0tbe Stsbsg Dffrs
De Der StaDtet lenbafna eyldgen am 9ienltag
Der iltermabtoen 9tse g25orasfern fislsa bier
gUDt nteber.s .fs6lnst ntt 1Is1 gn pii9s36 H9EjS 81
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@pnt gaSweRen.

'F 2=--EEtEE -AElHA-~E eE-
emp 9 Is, 6. augult. Duru bic @g,-
Fuuft Deg WinneDaka haben wir gfep Srlenne
Sra 4riGtfu ti6 gum %. uap @idsbura tts
gum l., o.
Gin %. Suit faifteu l9 @ru. 8ants,
Branittn, Q9etBel, @toat, Bone uno anDere
Stab8gii itsre NIT elmer Mu3abi eingslabener
8arger auf Dem Dpfr. @reecsntgtt9 nad8tds-
burg Elm. Wenu mir aud oen sua6gen ;3wtd
ieiasr 5feiie osIbeimIithen miNsn, DItfen mir
beuuoA anbsutea, blB baLD pie wiGtfeasn
gla@ri@tsu III erwartea fab. Sen. 3srrOu
uno Ietne Wrlnee inD spsi 0tetlen unterboIb
Sort 6upIon an bee Saleite DeS Mt1ilRppt
qelanDtt. Sen. 8nuta' armee Bat ben gu
fourdc Diaeict rpteber erottrf, tpas uue Die
8elbnotme BON EeAt ebsnflHa erGfnet. Sstt
Der Ginnat . G DON 8raIbear @ttp fGnnen nus
Ire 5eloatsn In Gin 0osbsr DerI9lp6ensS 2anb
stn0rtngea.
8idsbur9 lou ls9r un9elanD Isiu, baSYp9us
urO Durhfol 9ra|iren. Sn ylsw Srleons
fameN etnt9e safe Don 9sl6sm Jtsber III, BOO
III tn aabetra6t Der Sabre6,stt Der 0e|unDs
bsitfSuftanD gut. Sen. Sullivan eett init
Dem Dampfsr 8On Bbut as, 9tute 9loreen
lam Sen. Sen @rentt6 unD Stab bon Schema
at. O1au 6ebauptet. er lOUe @er.. 9url6ut
sriegtn. (gIaG berstts geitsyn mitsetbeilten
NaGriatsu 1T Das etns Wlgtte. .. 81
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0lbmiroI sarrasnt's sefudb.

Waibtngton5 Is. Aug. Der Belud
oss Npmiral 8arrasut fol- Qeiber) nt6t mil
ftrneren Sperattcnsn III @sr6tnbnng Reten.
icnpsra Der 8liu& bes SeeSeloen fol- u All
0r~tnsenosnW un(h Der @eeteruns e'folst fem
UNI tim Den Oanfspss Compartments par5u=
bringea fir Die seleiiteteaD ienfis.
Gin brittifbes Sabrsems fir bic sfapp.
Scr trtttti&e BIodapsldbftr vNeptnn0 als
ots D@IsOs@ uuasetanft, miro fir ben &ftegs-
Otent Ia osT Waibtaeton Nacs 0ara GUS
aegifet. nsetsaa az
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-14
Ser SnDianerfries

@bteaQ0 10. qua. Gtae @pe,tals
DegeiGe BON ct. paul, Wtinu., melOet, bag
naG OertGisn Er. 9oYt's BON cen SOabg
0oIcminen, tn einem 6ampfe BET Ya{lagBr,
Der Dompfer SbreptpUrt alO Nobert Comp.
6sG nit oen Snptaueru % Der ie5feru getGotst
= unb eine Men9e perpunoet aIpareeae Ore
Wei6e puroen s5enfalis ett5Dfft linO 2 Der.
rDunpst. Dir 86te, riddle auf sinsr Sanp.
Baut fstlofen, battsn 2 5dutiBfn u,0 mareu
NIT GDHsb1uten peghagrtfdoirt. sT -s.is
Do ole SnbtaRer pie6 Its Der NcdpNtoun,
tatns fstnOfIi9s aeptguagsn asmaGt bateu,
miro &apt.6isf1s &rpeo;ttun wg9l festF6fa
gen. Na6 etutu 8riefe ron Sames Rtoer
eEpas!et Sibtep's Grpeotttun IN etnt0ea Saasn
stue @GIe@t NIT DEN Sapianeyn. Oiele IGet
mn uniere Gruppen Gus ben WrG,ten In bte
6Gge1geeeR0 BON OliIoutt lCden AT poueu.
un tbuen eOst 0te @G!att 5uiltsfern.
Sc; 6utMinIOa ipnEDe Elm Sneianer oetSbe
tel, psldsr flo buy@ metftri1big birre uub
mtB 4tfogmte Nrme ausjstdnsts. Sen. @tblss
sInutt. rs t Der berabmte 9abiauerbGuptltaa
4tttle g@otp, pa feIn anpsrer SnDtaner bisls
Gtaentb1mlt9feit bsfBe., Naa aleu- Beridten
SesitsB oieIeri NIT s~peai9en Snotansrn Dor ct.
niger Bait Devils 9ate, aai F6 mad gttlpN
Dis0ietne Sa bs9ebsn. Nle bisle umaGiaos
acknowledgements fann man it'd Res @lnu.
pfnS ntGt ertugtrsny per Ipete fst ptffItf
4IEtie @ycfs. a'a@ a,,sEF 'stAa H'd 1852 aa49F55 p
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3Yetter3wets. Barron aterrstGtee
stns petition oes Sotn 81. Bof9srbtng, Elm
punaps anf itinem Gilenttum In Deserfr.
srriet'en ~ Oalfsn. t~lebsrirtsIen. - Norrts
eronaete Die Debate i6er ben Nntrdg, BITE
atften Dec Nortbwstsrn ga. 816n Az earau.
ttren. Ote Srase ror, Of man boS 0rtc pes
Mfapcrs iberltimmsn uule. Muu poI1rte ben
antra9 NIT nnr etnet etn,taen neaattpene
Sttmme, Der beS 6yn. Barron.
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mer,,rt6eiI,,,,a eines 0lufrHbrerS.

3 New gOrf 10. ansuR. Sans6 $.
@6tt!ier spurOe lpeaen 4ngrifs auf pts Grt
Fune Office gu einsul SaGr 3u6tbanS unb
$3.50 gelo6nBe perurtNeitt. @r TIT In Mara,
lano 9ebOreu unO tpar fru0er ts Der Martne,
i New 0Ort. -. au8ult. Gtos Nob'a
emmett, Elm @5o0u pss ~bsribmten SrldnOers
Nc9eft GmmetE. lidtb aeltern IN WForia, 8, s.
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Admiral ~sarraaut.

u 0orf, 13. Quguf. Die 8srGamm-
lung Der @lbertnsn bat NnmiraI 8arragat Gle
Trsttstt unO G'affreunbiGaft oet @taot aaa
agDOtsl 3Ha.. Ea1e 14t- p . -
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VlnFunft 0 @OIb.

New gprt Is. glug. DIR Dampfe,
Scson 2ueeu, weIdfr beute antam, braGtt
$313, 900 Mnuje.
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Ser aompfsr eitp Of eprf.

gtew gOrt, 10. Qusuf. Der DompTer
cup Ut @Drt leaelte Gente nod QIoerpcul Of.
W nabm fetne Wan3e nit.
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Die S1dficnoIauIeihe.

09tlaoelp9to, 49, eusu1. 6suie
'pnrted5 $3.50. $50 Der $3.50 Nntstts o~srtaltft
anba 8Ua0s bis gum "a Suit obgsliefert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-14
Ssffnua8 u. 0rpeiteru ne Der Artbftr

Don S0IIlTAOte@ ndM VaDelEeltr.
@ttp MrsfaerS Office,
.a1rE 8dIttmpre s. SuIt 1858
Da bic Gpnniidre CUR Oeffnun9 BON Straben 9ert6t e-
Rattet BADEN lber bic eenaue Insabe Der @erluie unb @e-
mime FUR @rtpetterun8 unb Sefuun9 BON Mrdfr. bon Bal.
ttrnpres BIS 8~apetteftr. 10 wirb bterrnit gta6ri9t eeseben
eab bendnnteS @erjei6nte NIT ben basu ~sebSrtesn 3ei6nune
gen 80 Sage lang IN btefer Ofitce liesen bleibeu, wdtrent
welter .3eit Bet benz Criminal @eri9t ser StaSt Baltimore
Ginpaub erbpben werben FAM. sew7
S pb II q. GbO nj P{pn
9lt4rlmlfrl 1. q X 2 ! u Recifrdtnr.
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@tnSf=@ptssuatfsnrsats Sfffce.

.ts.iNEE Baltimore, ben II. Ausuf 1869.
@trfie9ette Mnacb Ote msrrcr in 3 eRr Office Bis
NlGrta1, BEN 81. Mu9uIt, 1 llbr Wt tags, arg ncn,meu fir
SEN 8au Ell eB grtfftein- EuureIs BON GAIT m @perue bis
gtp lp6 unst fibr HOO Tus !ou3 unp s Sue in Dar6 ref
T mad tnuen.
@ldn unb nibre Spt5Httatiprea tSnuen IN btefer Office
~eingefsbe1 icereeH. .ae ~..E
@ faft SOB Smitb,
(11aws2 alp2p) - alert Der Stast. @~pntuttIlGr
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Iewe 1a5stSem.
NorlGaffae Ansefas.

A@2MA Der 9 &C. 8 IN. & urnSeret n n1adt Seiuer
S9 SreInten, iptpte benz ~eeebrtcn 9ubtfum ~nberbauSt
tie er9ebene Nnsetge, bB CT am Wipntae, ben Z. Gepteinber
tn pic Ntc TIM 9afarette 8arteu abbalten mtrb. Ndberes in
ipdteren Mnsetse.
C4Nng sG.5 5r. Dd8 tte.
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SteDWn0
Murrnb g. s games,

4 Vt : 9 =" ~ "
NO. 22 gccOnSfrGRe. - Baltimore, ssso.
BDerldsyn gseen Die Gonlcrtpttcn pno pfsFe'8en
NegterunAsanfptade. "a
Gpntratte Gbeei6lpGen, GpnferiptiDnSpili9tt8e gu reftpern
Cine Befreiuue pBn Ter 3tebune rtrb tets eorHhftrt.
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g # E
Grter 3wsig. oassautft & 60. uno
s. q. @brtper fuchten nm G,laubui5 fur @rs
riGtnng bon 9cls9ebduben nod ; an Dae betr.
&Omite perpisien. GbsniO ergina % Dem
Natrog, bnB @ast6tren In GaYsttear. son
@sOaotpaY rad, W~aihsn8tcntr. IN Srleans.
araBe BON 8gpa6DaY mad InnItr. nab ia
6amp2eaogr. bon Central oMrsnue Bis mad
8Unoi2r. geiest tpsrpeS. SIR. Dute5ort beam
tragic Den 8slatuB osn &ttY &ssiter gu Bee
frageu, pteDiel pUu benz beptlIigtfn Bounty
Fcno lf@ 3ur .3sit mod an 6anb btitnbe -
,Dnroe oussnpmmsn. 81 DER 8ei6lub Ses
anstten 3wetgs. Ste Wumps en- Der @fe con
Vreberl6 usp 8altimOret r. rspartren 5a LAP
len, tam Elm uap lpnroe eem bstrsTenDen GO
mite iBsrDteIea..- gpbann wnree zine Bot.
itsaft an ben s~eiten 3wets sefaaet, ote
acknowledgement DON bente (Gveita9) ab
bic gum Z. Ssptembsr an pertasen, iporant
Der 3wets it8 pertaste.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-01
Instruction in German

Language, In private at The re.idenp.s of Xxx
may desire his services II terms viii b, mod f,t q
APleauoh may be made personally by npie Dir H.,
Te99 JOHN RUCHER.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-01
Varnishes, Paints and Glass

WE ehsr to Dealers Coachmakers ami House Painter.
~ the Eer7 lowest net cash price, the best Cic6 ~
tlDtkt ldrMishes; pure UhHe Lfad; FIeuh and Amen.
an Iihps Chrome Greens and Yelow- Drop ana fyory
bdcsa' aud full assortment nfa the liner t,rs-sucf
y NeFmi,lious Lakes. Tube Col0r Ne As. Psnt am
'etnth brushes, OF the host mske-Giatier'. DaU,tds
agu fSnts Paint Miis single and double thcs Gla,s.
t.st ipuohs ana ali NHertRs usei by House and
~ aSh alhters-whch ran sell ms chssp II p,t ~
mn any oller htuse from the that We kep do
wi "a R ly conducting our business personaIy
-u5' ~ N-oHe y The tTm--for many ye,rs m ,nuf.,
!ursd ne lara'ahss sold by the Lie c Srbrart a.
te connuens that our Narnishes are e1ual jfn"t
W 10 any mhnulAetufed 10 this Country We VA fr.nt
them 70 give entire satisfaction aud h noi "A re
tho money viii be refunded. Giye IA a rati 1i, M
'""'inE 'ss""e'e' "oeFa discount made b The irids
Nos las and 1888 North Fosrh Street, corner Cherry
octosm philadelphia.
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the EA7ING DEpARrMENr

Is conducted IN fist class sty---,ii th, ylic,ci., and
tuhsmntlals Of tho setsnl being proyltat AMI nm,
~ shilful RHsTAURArEua ~ '''t'''''
fresh ard SAT- Oyster, fried sevoi pasted or ON tile
sheli, can be had at the saloon ar served n nniIis II
uirlr rrsideness dame fish, Fowl hot Co,iee B,s,
H'eas, lam and Eggs served At meals NJ all luurs
# ,'pen until the arrival " midnight trains
'''.a''m jos. r. WAITE
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-01

Chemipeaud-Ine Coguac.
liHis Brandy was imported By William T. Baily o. New
andpriVate use. For sale by
'. Q. GRPM.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-01
Lost or DIislaid.

I'lE Certificate for twenty shares of gtp., ir
4 u Smyrna, No. o. issued IN tie name 81 ~. G L
"a ile I'D day October, h. isg2. bas h4an -.-..
isll aud cannot la returned ~ said Bank fjl ,Ru
hnw Therefore, this Is to notify all pers Mt tttttt.
uon will be made to the said Bauk 20 rem, y
t9thesie In the absence thereof on tie ILL., s.
veuter next, and the said Bank will he d
tAuherated IRON all liability for or uu acetur-
eelihtate, ms the value thereof will thea have SEQ,
eeivct Ivy the undersigned. JOHN C. GRODsfs
Bk ton, Md, Sept To- 1865. f''ls',.,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-01
WAWAsET NTTRSEPITc
NEW BOOKS!

n ~ o. II Dulltr's HOOK and Nep1nJner 81,
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Pumps story Of AinerleHn Lilo by q W p.rtls
The Crossed Path by Wikle Collins 'N''
HAIRY Harson, by John T. Irving
The Attorney, by John r. lrring
The Consultation Of the United Stetes
Wild Life, by Capt. Mayua Reid
l.ife VI den0ra Francis Marion
Eveiybody's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women
Miss Hilbefts Career,
One OF Them, by ChAs. lever
The First False Step, by REYNOLDS
The Woman in White, by wilkie Collins
Twenty-Five different kinds Of Noyels ai a ,t,o,..,
,a AZ ne Magazines Daily and Weekly Newsp,,s,
bogk. Stationery aHd Fancy Articles FOR sale IN NY,
ap L.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-01

AhhoNY NILS Extra, supsfhne aud 5 q FIo5- =
'hA' ''A7' uihefeht- brands u Flour, for sale by
o. CHANDLER 4 SOM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-24

SUBLIME FAaArIclsM.-We under
stand that Osborn. the news man. refns,s TO
sell the Chicago 7ines, or allow any Of his
carriers 90 distribute them. What fanat,cal
FOLLY Does Mr.. Osborn suppose for moment
that he can. in the remoiest degree, curtail
the circulation Of the Chicago Times by this
s'iy rsiusal to furnish It 10 his customers ?
More than three Times to one Tribune are cold
IN this city. aud II Mr.. Osborn does not fur
n'sh them We are very surs come other news
man will. Here ia capital opportunity for
some active. Intelligent man TO make hand-
some living and something to spare. Such IN.
pardonable fanaticism should be rebuked, and
We miss our guess very much II II Is not
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-24
,5Oih Edition Of tho Golden Wreath.

The salc Of this book has never been equallcd
by any work Of tho kind. Think Of two hundred
and fifty thousand copies In tho hands II ~ many
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V,HE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
i enlisted for Old Regiments, havo deserted
from Camp Mcclellan Davenport. Iowa:
CHARLES G0Rro \, born in Tcncwee county,
Michigan 23 years old, maohinist, enlisted Nov.
25th 1862, at DavenIo.' by Capt VIM lnrseii, Tor
three years. Gray oy ~ auburn hair, iorid com
pIsxion, # ~ inch es ~ Height, deserted on
Sunday tho 2!st day Of December, 1892
ALBERT TEEPLE, born in McHcnry county,
Illinois 20 years old, oce npason farmer, enlist
ed Nov 25th, 1852, at venport, by Capt VIM
Pursei Tor three years. Blue eyes brown hair,
norid complexion. 8 II 5i4 incheo high, deserted
on SUNDAY, the 2lst of dc oember. 1882.
ALBERT PRINCE, born In Frederick cou nty,
Maryland, 81 years old far ner by oocuI alton. 'n-
listed September 9th. 1862. ut keokuk, by Maj 'r
William Belknay, for years has grey eyes,
brown hair, lair complexion, feet inches high
| for the 18th Infantry
| ILL BRADEN, born in Decatur county. 1ndi-
| ana, aged % years, by occupation farmer, on
! listed ut Davenport, Iowa, August ls, has hazel
eyes, black hair and dark complexion, height 0
feet 10 inches.
New York, aged "a years. by occupation n ear
black e,es, sandy hair and dark complexion
| height feet inches.
JOHN no UGHTEN, born in Hardin county
Ohio aged 10 years, by occupation farmer, en-
listef ~ Dsveu rort Iowa, September 20, has grey
eyes, light hair nd light complexion, hcght
feet 8 n inches. :.
soldiers will 90 paid all reasonable cost OF trans
poYtation and rubsistel.ce, together with rowars
OF i've dollsrs when saii deserters are returned t
the Commanding Oficsr Of Camp McClellan.
r. N. L1TTLEk,
Captaiu ID Iowa Infantry, Commanding Cam
Mcclellan, Davenport, Dec. %, 1862. diff
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scvercst censnrc of the administration for
its conduct of tho war. Mr.. Burton, Of
Sullivan, went so far as to say that he had
been opposed to the war from the begin
ming; that it was an abolition war; that
words could not express the contempt Of
democrats for Abraham Lincoln, the tool
Of Abolitionists--a man infrm Of purpose
and Of little brain. 1t was pity he was
President. 1t was pity he had not re-
mained at Springfield, cracking jokes in
bar. rooms,
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OPENING OF TIE NEW TEMPERANCE
HAIL-Lsst evening the new Hall Of the Sons
Of Temperance. In the State Bank building.
vas formally opened. The exercises were Of
an exceedingly Interesting character. consist
ing In an elaborate address BY G. E Putnam.
Esq.. spssobes from Aessrs Trussdell, Crsv.
ford. johnson, Hubbsll. Cook. and Judd. and
several pieces Of excellent music, splsndidly
sung By the choir. The Hall 10 very tasteful
y fitted up. ssrpstsd and made in every wsy
comfortable sad satising. The attendance o,
ladies and gentlemen vas quite large, showing
ssaslusivsly that the sssss Of tsnpssasss sni
ssfses h making sspid strides y oar city.
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state 81 Iowa.

AnJerAsr uEHrRaLs 0rricHl
Davenport. JAn. &, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. llo.
|. Tho companies and parts of companies
raised for the 42d and 43i Iowa infantry, with
tho exception Of two companies, are hereby con-
soidated and will form tho basis Of tho 1th Iowa
Cavalry,
II. Tho two companies reserved are destined
for tho purpose Of completing tho organization
Of tho 9th Iowa Gavslry, aud ono for tho llth
Iowa Infantry, Tho line officers Of these compa.
companies.
III. Tho regmenlal olieors Of the 7ih Town
Cavalry will be In part NJ follows Colonel, S' W.
| Summers Lieutenant Colonel, q. NJ. 0'Dricn and
Major. II. II. Heath the others will be appointed
hereafter.
". All recruits enlisted for the aad Iowa In
fantry will at once rendezvous at Davenport and
all for the AID Iowa Infantry will report at once
| ut Ottumwa for temporary rendezvous.
| Y. The Damp at 0ttumwa will be under rom
maud OF Col. Summers, of tho 7h Iowa Cavalry
| VI. Tho rcrimentn organizations of tho i2j
and 43i Iowa Infantry ARE hereby diabaniod, and
all commissions issued for said rcgimenta organi-
rations are hereby revoked and all commission,
in said regiments for Second Lieutenents and
mastering oiiicois under General Orders No. 70
War Department, July sth, 1862, are hereby re
| voked.
BY order Of Commander Chief.
N. Is. BAKER,
/ innlO Adit Gcnl of Iowa.
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An EARLY SETTLER GoSE.-We learn
with regret Of the death Of Mr.. Disney Of LIE
Claire. The old gentleman departed this life
on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. At the rips
age Of IS years. He came to tbis county IN.
wards Of twenty years ago, VII en- he settled
in LcClairs township. where. he has since
lived. respected by all az no nest and industri,
ous man. He will be buried tomorrow, We
believe.
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FRox THE l6rn.-Major Purcell and
Captain Turner. Of the 10th Infantry arrived
at the Bustis House last evening direct from
Memphis They are looking as stout and
hearty a. when they left. Capt. Turner says
be has been of from duty only five days since
be left, some ten months ago. The Regimen,
is In good condition. Col. Chambers had ar
riyad before thew left
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CAMP LIFE-drilling, dress parade,
standing guard and kindred occups,ions--is
not the most pleasant condition imaginable
during tho present style Of weather. So We
are told. and We see no reason TO raise quss-
tion about IT,
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No1n1Na NEw.-Our cotemporarv o,

NoTHlNc NEw.-Our contemporary ex.
presses an opinion that after the Adjutant
Generals once 10 removed into this block our
posltion between the Gosetls office on the
right and the Aforesaid military office on the
left, viii be anything but comfortable. We
can assure our Dsighbor that it will not bs the
first time in the history Of the world when
great moral worth has been placed In exactly
the sane position.