davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-04-20

Sales, 1a5 brIs fair Ncstannocks at soc; 400 ba
pttasA BEATs-In good demand at s2@s.5o = bu.hel
FLAX SEED Market - stssdy. sales' 1 bn good,
CLOVER ERSEED-Dul1 and heavy At $50,
= TIMOTHY SEEp-Market v.rJ d1l. ant droop-
irg Sales, 80 bags prime at 15o; 10 eass fa'- at
iluEGAR1AS sEED-Market tnil. Sales: 10
tsr. brine 1t 81 311L. The oGrrI.ss are liberal,
:p9: t|r le,aard rxeeedngly light
GREEN FREIT-Grrcn apr,:a iu fair supply.
DTiEn FKJ1T-75 hrlr prime Ea.t.rn apples at
c..c: - bv+ impaired p aches at 9;xc.
REpON COI;S-Atarket t}ull and nominal at
SldI4a15U for fnr to prime.
p0EL1R1-Iivc cEiGkcls arc In good e1pplJ-,
the market Is rather easier. Sales were: 20 doz 1t
at seC9lS2s q dog. and e. 10 for selected
lots. Turkeys are scarce and firm, With sales at
SALT-Aarket dull snles 800 brls Fine onou-
tiaga salt at HID Course and Ground Solar Of
fcEel at 81 g. Foreign Salt is entirely neglected.
EGas-Qui!st and steady sales: ~ tsls st Sc
6UGARS-Are In better demand, hut owing to a
new competition il the trade. thcse Is considerable
"cuttins UNDER and sales hare heen effected 4
shade under onr quotations. We quota:
New Orleans fair to choice. .115&d1l34
Porto Eico-Fatr TO prime IL 141tla5
II Sus:Iaal5 = Reanea1fpoWSe;si q f,'%S and @H
EIanuLa1ed.. ........ .15H G153$$
Yellow B.......... ...134stts
Yellow wC............13 kh13H
COFFEES-Are without essential cheucc, We
continue 10 quote 1lio at 32tG35c for common to
| prime.
KEROSENE We quote dpll market at 4oea<t,c
for dark and prime white Oils.
, 1863-04-20
UNION CITY TICKET.

For Mayor,
THOMAS Il, BRYAN:
Ter Judge Of the Rccordcx's Court,
.. H. DOW.
For Clerk Of the Recorders Court,
". s. FRAZER.
For Police Commissioners,
CALVIN DeWQLF.
For Board Of Public Works,
H. CARPENTER.
For City Attorney,
4. T., ABBOT.
For Collector,
JOHN RAKER.
For City Treasurer,
w. II. RICE.
For Clerk Of the Police Court,
WILLIAM ZSCIIOCKH.
, 1863-04-20
Mr. Bryan Contradicts a Times Slim.
DIR.


To the Editor OF the Chicago Times
PrcEunling that your political hostility will not
extend to l. wiful misHtatenent Of words uttered
By MT, desire to correct Tou In tour editorial
assertion this morning, that had declared u1yself
in favor Of sthc determination of the South So
brutal q declaration never escaped my lips
80 inh1maa wish never found Judgement
my dInial, I quote from the report of the
speech referred to. and which appeared in 5onz
own paper, tue Tines What DID say was; NO
American people will coon welcome as n blessing
The departure Of the last vcstige Of slavery from
tic land.'
As.ia: ..Hc hoped the time
won1d soon come when the deludcd masses
Of the South would sec the evil of their po-
eit!on. He wish.d no harm to the Southern
people, but he did wish to see the leaders, to 4
man, punished to the full extent OF the law, and
lun:: 10 the highest point Of thu gal'ows'' Con-
pare these quotations from your own repo5ts,nia-
u1ef OF my, speech (sentiments such az Douglas
morning. ard you cannot fail to concede the injus
ticc you hare done to Yours, sc.
TtrnS
, 1863-04-20
b order of tue Ward Committee.

LETTERS on THROAT AND CnE5T DISEASES.
We would call the attention of the reader
to series Of s'Notes upon Throat and Chest
DieeaseE," from the pen Of J. Wluslow Aver,
N. D., which will repay perusai.
, 1863-04-20

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
DETROIT, April IS, 1851
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihrne.l
Tr-Barks Hungarian Sarah Marsh Schooncrs
Ostrich, Persian, EE1eu, King, Irousides, Jessie.
DowS-Noue.
- We stated few days ago, on information
derived from the Detroit dai1ies, that there WAS
only eight feet OF water In the Goderich Harbor but
the following kilograms have been received herr
oIe from the well known firm OF E.nEvesy & Rur-
ball. and the other from 4. Fell esq., Superlntent!-
cnt Of tie Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway-which
esy that there Il sufficient depth OF watcr on the
bar TO allow any vessel to pass:
GoDEGIcu, April15, 1863.
F. i. Howe, Chicago:
Load Maitland for Go!erich. There ;s sufficient
EANEyEKr &Ru4aAL.
BUFFALO, April 10, 1863.
F. 4. Howc, Chicago:
Thirteen feet OF water on the bar at Goae1;ch.
Can yon reach propeller 0ntoEason to order ttr
there: Load boats direct for Godsrtch- 4. FELL
Y seaman, By the name Of James Kelly, WAS
lost overheard from the bark Stockton, OF Bar
Point, Lake Erie, on 1'uesdsy morning. The de-
ceased was sent to wash out the small boat, which
WAS hoi6ted Up to the davita, and while thus en-
gagged, tie boat luscAed, and he was precipit.tcl
into the lake.
- The schooner Alvin Bronson OF Detroit, ar
rived at this city day or two epce from Fort Daa
houste. &C. II. where che has undergone extensive
repairs durin: the past winter.
s5- The schooner $. J. Hol1ey was the first vc5-
ee1 this scason, to arrive 1T Detroit, from Gswcgo
sg- The following 1eese1s passed through the
We11nnH rar41 fnr Chfrnrc.
, 1863-04-20
ID I F. ID

April 18th Of diptheria, ANNIE FRANCES. d.uga-
ter If Francis H. and Marguerite H. EiZata1a3, aged
Imouths and il dars.
FnneTa services st the residence southwest corner
OF Wabash avenuc and ths E2ilroad Crossing, Mea-
day, at2P.M-
In this city, ArrIl 18th. Err1IEsf1A DOUAIHE.
wife Of Edward u. Donatte. agc1 AID months.
AT AuroE1. Knro County, Ill. April lltt1, OF co1f
sumption. WILLIAM HENRY. Sgd = years. so2 o
Charlotte and f.. S. PuruJ. -..-
, 1863-04-20

schr Guide, Robbins, St. Joseph,
Schr Gro X Roberts. Seleon, Port Sheldon.
schr Kelpie. Ra:ns, Rscine.
Schr Cecilia, Schlaud, Racine.
Scht FIsh Hawk. 5fcMellen. Racine.
Schr Tempest, Williams, Bay dc So1usf.
schr N,-tclestcr, AJts:er, Graud usven+
srhr Magic, Hayes, Grand Haven:
Scf- Far.ry Eaton, Welsh. Sand BAY
S'hv Two ,':sa.Iies, Mn.Sy. Mtn:to"oc-
Sefs Eenu=, Thompson. RlacE Lake
seow Row M. Dixie, Bronson Haraoe.
1LLaNcIs AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
BY Telesr,ph.l [EK1ocEroRr, Aprl1s-ap.m m.
CLEARED.
giles.
Arada, Iasalle, 5000 Il lumber, 1oe, 500 ns salt
In racks.
Paramount, L1Sal1c.
- ARRlVED..-..---..Ap II.
Walter Smith, Athens, IS yds rubbfc stone.
Re- olnte. Athens, % yds r,bhlc stone.
II Z Loo1nis. Athens, ~ 1ds rubble stone, Is y1s
dimension.
Lady Frandlln, 8 yds dimension, IA yds zubble
Ettne.
Eclipse, Lcckport, $50 hu COTE.
, 1863-04-20

There will be a rally If the Union men 0!
the Sixth Ward this evening, at the house oi
sebastian OFFER, corner Of sebor and Canal
streets, near Harrison. Also, john Cross
Ta1, southeast corner Of Canal aud 18th
street, Both meetings to commence at p.
m this evening. Good speakers will be pres
, 1863-04-20

aHEEP-Thc supply in market is greater than
tie demand, and the 1naEkc. is dull aud neglected
Quotations arc nominal at about $5..O2G.50 we
hear Of 70 salca.
, 1863-04-20

Reports hayc been circulated On the STREET
that Frank Lunbard, Esq., 4 candidate for
Clerk Of tic Recorders Court before the
Enion Convention, no,:ll bolt the Unicn
ticket and run indrEvndest for the "its,.
bard, at tie mass meeting On Saturday night,
stated To tllr audience that he should vote the
whole ticket. and work for The ticket. The
statement WAS received with applause, and
Frank followed it up By singing the glorious
old 'sRcd, White ard Blue" Us he never sang
it before Frank Is true blno, and the Cop
peshcad who counts upon support from linn
uistukes the HAL.
, 1863-04-20

Police Justices.
6ouTH Dr,-JOHN SUMMERTIELn.
WHeT DW.JAIRUS STANFORD.
NORTH D1y,-ROBERT MALc0M
, 1863-04-20

The Union men Of the Sixth Ward are run
ming Jos,ph Webb tUr Constable, who Is
worthy nnG capable n,aD, and stands i aa1r
clAuce Of being elected
, 1863-04-20

On the aGth day Of October, 1862, at the
Democlatic County Convention, Ortin J.
Rose, the eon-in- law Of Lii & DiyersJ's s
Brewery WAS before the delegates as candi-
date for Sheriff. It was proven IN open Con-
rention That he was guilty Of bribery, and he
was thercnpon kicked ont. The same dele
gates on Saturday 1ecanted all they had done,
took him to their arms, and nominated him
for the Board of Public Works, 3 place for
which he is no more fitted than horse. BE
has not single qua1ifieation-unlessb blank igs
norancc may be qualification, for the place.
The Union party present for suffrage Benz.
Carpenter, Esq, practical man, thoroughly
conyersant with the duties Of the position.
Will the people Of Chicago jeopardize their
interests by giving the place to IN jgnora.
1uuS?
, 1863-04-20

T osT-0n Friday evening, a gem
attzehed bL ribbon. Lost between tic Earman
1!ouee and KanasA Avenue, ether On Clark Rsntoinh
isavirE ssid Watch ut the Sherman Hoasc, Viii s.
N1tlauy EeMAsaeQ. apl9.Clai-4s
, 1863-04-20
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs ut the
various yards in the city during the past week. end
ing to-Gly co111narc as fo1nyes
, 1863-04-20
Speaks for Itself.

Ar--Esq- .--...,
Dear sir Engagement this
caTcn!ng Of much importance will prevent m5 be.
ing ut bI5on hall the cayening Jou will P1t1se ex
cusc INC anu Obligc
yours truly ....
, 1863-04-20
GREAT UNION l2Ed,I ,pIEM0NsTRA-
Bryan Hall Crowded with
Unionists,


a glorious mass meeting Of Union men
was held at Bryan Hall On Saturday evening,
at least 1000 people being in attendance
John L. Hancock, Esq, presided &c said
TINT the object Of the meeting vas to confirm
the nominations Of the city officers made on
tho 10th inst. He felt that this was the time
for the people to express their sympathics and
convictions, and to assert their own rights to
say whether they will be frccmen or Slaves.
This country was worthy Of frremen, aad
was tue only country In the world
where all the privileges Of freedom
could be enjoycd. We had duty to
perform In this critical moment Of our hfsto-
~. The point was whether we should elect
men to office who would help to establish our
freedom, or be trampled under foot by IT,
rants.
He did not care to make speech, aud
would therefore call upon those who were
more able.
Address OF NON. ELLIOT ANTHONY.
lie then introduced Mr.. Anthony, who said
that by the new charteF Of Chicago, officers
hereafter would hold their posts for two
years. All knew how Important it was for
tie best men to be elected to these Offices.
They bad in their hands all lite interests ofChi-
cogo.
The new nominees were all Of them strictly
loyal men. The Democratic party In this
city, which met in convention to-day, to
make out 1heir Own platform, were not loyal,
as two Of the resolutions at least, which they
passed, were revolutionary, and opposed to
The Administration and the Union. Hc wanted
to cali attention to tie man who vas nomina-
ted by tie Republican party, as Recorder for
the city. lie knew lin well, for nine years,
and he could say this Of him, tflat lie was one
Of the most Industrious 1awyers at the bar,
and was thoroughly honest, having risen from
one position 10 another until lie had com
rnanded 1he respect Of NIL the members Of the
bar. He possessed qualities which, though
not Of the tlashy SORT, were Of the best and
highest both for trust and business.
He then paid q handsome tribute to the
candidate for Mayor, and passed in review
ticket. ......... ......
Hon. Thomas B. Bryan was next introduced
amid tremendous and long continued ap-
, 1863-04-20

Ttunp WARD MEET1Sa.-Thcrc will be 4
meeting Of tie loyal men Of tho Third Ward,
at the Taylor street scheol house, between
State and Clarke streets, on Monday evening
at ~ o'clock. Good speakers will be on
hand. Let tho Union men of the Ward turn
ont in their full strength. fol tho LAST grand
rally before the election,
, 1863-04-20

s~ Cook & McLatn, os Da1rborn street and 1o3
South Cl.rk street, clean and dyo ladies dresses,
thawls, DO. Gents coats rests ana pants reno
rated In superior rnAnner. Donnets dyed,
oleaehed and pressed in tha latcet style.
1ph1Q9m
, 1863-04-20

w r. E. Rlgby 50 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Han.ings 1t less than New 1orS PRICES, at
Wholesale md retail. met1m
, 1863-04-20

The balance OF the proceedings were ofan unlntcr-
esting nature, md the convention adjourncd al 8
o'clock, the adjournment being materially hasten
cd bY tic efu1ia Of animal more celebrated for
its beauty than ite odor. The chairman thanke ed
the convention fo5 the good order II had msin. %
tans ana heRsah The 9aSny '1oy oa q1st
, 1863-04-20

n 4EUiC.
Selected lots.
4JnI3i,t~
, 1863-04-20

Y NEnvor, DISEASES ASD rnTE1cAr DEEn1.
TT, arising from Specific causes, In both sexes
new and reliable Treatment in Reports OF tbe
Howard Association-scnt n scaled letter envel-
opee,. free Of charge. Address. Dr. j. skiln
, 1863-04-20
Danttu.

WANTED-Immediately, Men to
w take hold OF s,aae Of the Eost important New
InyeEtoas Of the use IL " sch they caa nHA- ftoal
SGGN to silt1 e,e7y month. By small invctnea: OF
aNt Call and judge fr yourteyet At Il Da 1rpoEE IT.
ap1scGi3 1t s-Mar HOWARD THDEN.
, 1863-04-20

w AN T E D-Agcnts Wanted.
VF PATENT ARr1cLEs, TsEFCl AID SiLAnEE: M T =
Ciscuja.s and tessis ccclo.e stamp. RICE l. CO.
Agents and inventors Depot. Custom tiau,e P.ace.
Ehicnco. ap1S c.ll =. sAX
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22
Gerehti0feit fir 1tnionSleute ID
mifIpuri.

6nr Sid. Neodt,eur ose ~NoQa Or
prsb",, stnt6 rartiaisn Blattse. ii pubof.
TIT unp In pae @ratiot Strut @efdnente
atisst porrsn. spstl Il sinsn Nrtith AZ
(drisbsn bate. ru bsm 6srrn G&pfelc
tem 6errn Gamble orsr elmer ibrer @t.a.
tursn ni&t @gffd.
6ur Wurpbp. Elm b%trpcrraeenru
llntous NOM Don Granflin County. IN
ouf Die Btf&uipt8una bin pnbattn ro!'
cen. ar oeu,. anest!i&fn @Motee rss 81:
at{}ieniRta 9a1nse in Gtautlin County
bstbtiliat ~ fin, UNI ptrp ettnfoQs In
csm @ratiot strsn @tfdnanib in enesu'
@ewobrfam asbol.sn. ebe'lo ME Capt.
Dtnf unb mtbtsre Mnpsre.
Dr. Obuflt.ut. G%rittneen, psl&u Il,
ofsner @alseunA ctr R%rirefarttth unb
eer G%oneietohe pom "a. Deg: 1861 etn
Unions manu-. o.. 3imuEGann, u(dit.
fen lief unb G@ mad fttnetu eianen D.
ri&te aIs W6tru bsssnnL qsbt nod frei
lumber. Dsnn 6srr Shcf tlo ui&t az.
arm ibn einihrnitt. snfdumt. It ftin,
pFi&t une ma&i f& gum Mhf6uIciasn.
(D. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22

''N--i' ~ ! P,.' ETFTTET - T-I~ --
Dts ..atnes" slautt granlul3's stedura In
ateIlto unb BE bebtnete Aunabu,e sber 4scue
oat@ 9'assr,oa Nar btttute etwaS usetr oIs
Fetne: Atst!ton' ~ eunfen be SibsuS; e III
aa pfatttlpsr unb Sswalhser wretsf asaeu tte
FSbee stntr b.rrf6snb,n. Rspublti All I'm
Observation-Disclosures Continent.
Dtt anitpurt e.s er,bu,oas mar.
Tte unttitdntfae Dsputattou, u.l6e hem a,,-
tsJcs Nar Vie I,srilantf&e arone e4iub,.,sn
bat, purbe Don lin am So. ": empfaras r.
'G11ber,oS Nat erptbertet -
, 81 ml1t be Mpnatme ron elmer Boil, atalu.
anune bss sanlsn qanpts attdneis mad eu. %
fstfftne gft9t, @arantten III seriauatn. Ste I'M.
u~r'sdH9Ii& nb'tts feten, una DPerifo seeen 0e.
fabrsn jn E6trn; bk s bsbrottn. Grtalte Ct
otst @arantsn =unb t.tlart f9 tte jaaa.rr etae
Atalm uuns or Natton fur i'm, bann ftt er ae.
n.t9t bic 8rpne anInrftn1en, rnprbetaItli6 bet
ptnetnt9une fttnsS @fuber6.
Man slautt. biefe Btbfneungsn tes Gr,ter-
!o1s lttsn titiflten pte bte,! wft&eoer (&on tut
3, otsr 1862 nannte unb rad gnrelGsn er be
y ppsratton Grantri&s unb GngIaubs fir bic
et"Itssn Mtttsl tdlt, bur& tuslht bte Drbnuna
ttsradltut perbsn tanr, na& pel&.n frtner cine
tIe's Nantfeaatcn BIS @unf1se ttta Nanasu
NATION atlolut nctbtpsntta IT. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22
B6dentlltotr Marttbertbt,
Office bes ..Demclraten~,

"'H'UeV, "a. W. ACoo>J
Mdbrtnt Der @ode mar tas Detier fiji &C..
leatte Mot ftbt alaais unb bic 0roee GGute.
rt9ittt IN Vtrfttfung fcpobl pr Boot. aIs Der
VN'noabn tat bas groeuftsnstf3dft ftbr AZ.
btun1t: Die tn Der lestsn Bo@e RatfaebaJie
sslsst unb pIetfe Gnb tttuas Befaaen. Dt. 3us
Iubrth babtn bsbsutenb na&aeIaEtn unb lie i,s,
ten Na&rt6hn' aus tsm 6Rfn In Bttye6 Ser
prstis lautsn fttr f9wanltxf. -; M@".
4clssnht fnb BE teuitesn Hrcbulteutretfe:
Mett. Yretfe unrtrdntert uub wtr npttren
e ~ $40 bic $3.50 0boleiale, unb $3.50 III
Sc. 20 @siail. wv
@ttltn If "fortpdtnnb In Ra&fraae uub
'psro bauptiaa!t9 ron ben Ratlen aufgtlauft,
pslGe 70 f3mttrtg Rnben, ttreu 8ebarf- IL b.
'lommen. Gle pretfe fnb b6bsr als Berfbiftr
NIT IS bic Csc unb 81 flr ausultftn,n.s
@trRh. Die 3ufuttn babea mad dtlaRtu:.
g'sd' fsf III sl.lO BIC $l.l5. Dte> R.4f.aae
" gut. -
5aftr. Ut 3ufutrsn fnb t.teutsnb aere-
len ane ee "a&fraes IT gut. 9rstft fnb 2 bic
8ern. !2ufutrsn nnbtftitfnb unt -preifs
bpantsnh. Rsus ~ 10 bts As unb 55,bts e.
%3wifb.ia. Efus ,nm,r nod IN Rao.
tfd2s iiub 9reifs ju 81. 10 bis 81. rs,
Tartofftln. Die Na9fraee IA eut unb
%r'?,e sesnfaqs. Itf 3ufubrsn anb bessuteub.
$751;: @.,s. ons In gutter as4f,ea<
unh tusrter senotnldt ecr. IL $3.50 Tts 81
75e sufauf; '"small navy'' 81,
Saamtn;; stu'o.kp SITS its $500;
Ila&siaamsn sl.25 bic $1.75: %,Rl.aamta If
tt|n,r I'm Raytt.
@e1lt, s,roftsn,, 5o-e1e.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22
NcuereS aus Gurcoa.::

rus parlf.r ,;etsle" b~ttaupttt,; bue1 w.nh
s,sptsns paris Mt str fatkhtbsfute. ]bk an;
+e,tnnuss; bes 9ibsss lurt.1nsdsn. 7Jr,auslos
su,ddtbreu ws.ee: Tia 3ett lafarf fl; seIbet,
usnp IL, pirtt@, /. basswtlsn, fti. tn .sdben
tabe' bur6 bte 9ttrdfnuu8 'tsr Rtger. etietst,
pae; ftnt Dtrtra antstraff trf&bbh ft. =
: Wnt bot tsr ME aiantfhsn Dertfaticn 1atant-
suorst, e. -htEauf zine ffss,a ,tnbsstrtnetf
@tnsnsertldruas pr geueittIuune Din tunes s!nttr
glsanttt rer ffcrtbduernbtn f1nqbtdn6telttt bes
eonbe1 bfrtif, bts' Rrone, an,trttmen.! :'g. :
onatanb tpurss In BET 8fnbe w s. 6ttotsrS
bur0 ttn Gsetsbsnf srf6redk bos ruAuta allen
Ri6tuHaeu finite. 4stn .S6atin. m. :.
Das Dtrfatr,n ttf .Gilttflee Mot IN !8ttr.t
TRsritcS ,enttdufnt 9epn6pnti Spttutonitn IN
nerillntfd len Gtd.iSftsa, t;etn' tsttd6niNea
stnssu trat Elm. ~ tast: eparttn fi sunisi
cen mda..n spslHi bas inasrifarsfts ,9atfttrs,d
arsIltnhsn modem. ....4t III Ss.;, / :
8hsA! Qidrfcfitfp: ttatt4mas9eanit SIR print,
tnsn Notwithstanding stssidxii, :paE rte
ieaauns bd 1atsa ID Atfsstitrtnsts ssrattsu'
fatIer.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22

Ne Ebeater ud@ittn 5ountas Dr.
Ibeate.> Vsrtiu bat bei&|o0tn, uorldufa
jspeu g onntaa 3u lptslsn. anfatt
@ontaas. NddRn Sonn.oe miro rcs
HraAtuoQt ,Wu0fRdd: Der uut1ufts
Sdlaf". al, Bilpun. @.laua unp Gang
uufstflth. @n MAIDEN i@on isgt anf
p<fs pt.Fbnfprs&snee @orfeQun8 auf'
~thllaa.s
~ Rautsuft MAIDEN pir auf tie
Nnasies t,e Germ 8. q. {. Garon In
Qbttoao aufmufiam. IS 1T pt,e tas
tsrsutentfs 5aue IA itintr Nrt In @s'
FRA unp in purd eirsf!t @nbinrungtn I'm
6taac<. 9toetre @oribei!e. ale trasnp lin
anpsrts esta,tist @d&dft au bieten.
E Bir pubIiAirn b,ute zen off.
i~isllen @ablbuidt fur Scott Qounty.
Darnaa bat Stone 1898 Wajcritdt. s.
4R. eeter. far 5buiF.. 1884. UNI 9cbn
@outus far Rstorrsr 1882 Waiori,d,. -
Das ,bsist BOD oewis rie go~ppubsaes
tl4tiB auf's 6aupt 9sf&la8en.
% aus zen ssutiStn anssiatn mite
nAa rtftetn, taB Orr Suo @mt1b ats
Sp3io1: Aa.nt rtr @srmanta e.tnpuG>
&uunas @dtuidoit fdr~ Dausnport UNI
umasesno anaeieul 1T.
K BON Jreuna 3euar in 81. eouts
babsn mir Gle btNtn Ranri6ssn. Sstn
Btiu beut i&nsQ une he atra,. pt1(pr<'
&tn cine tleibsnee beilunQ. Wtr ri,fen
ttn oaber ebu bisr aurld uwarten. a1s
IS anf :n9e Zen S@ein bate.
W. Die irauriAe Gnt(a,ibuna Qin'
eslns in Den mt0ouri. Nnselsasnbritm III
In Ger lhtarapbt"ipolts snibaItsn. Sdo'
felo bIeibt uno BE AnatlsQsnbsitsn Der
Wilis. eidr S&anemiubi4aft, (pQ ua&
wie uor fortosltBt wursu.
se aus 8ufalu miro uns Golo,n:
Bee mltseibsilt: Sin alter rtu'i&n unr
oustmtin etut,nsr Sttllsr. ru In Der
.@s9enp Don Buffalo felt .twa 16 9atrsn
'wobnt uno in frubertn Sabren INNER eas
remofratt(de Tidet etfimmt bate, tam
nit fetuem Sobn, cen alt feline frubusn
eeru0en partstBsno0sn als eintn &nabsn
adann& baben, am 13. Set. nod Bufa*
10, I'M ~ Rimmen. Da aber rte Copper:
bsahs es wu6teu, bob er nidt mebr nit
ttneu an einsn @tranat aisbt. 10 iubten
fs i'm, nit Gem Ge ftlbu 10 oft atmetn'
(9aflia a.Rimmt batten, pom zen Yeqs
~ trsiben. tnoem fe fsin Slimmrsdt be-
arittsu. DIR olte Wann mueIe (aIitb>
LID (dn Stimmrtdt burd Gip nbdrttn.
Damit abtr nidt oenua. muete It aud
nd be(hr51sn. to6 isin Sobn ols min
nsridbaa in's eono Q.tommm lei. bsuor
s,an bid<a sum Sdmmtn li,B.
Wa&tamttit N Ger BabIurne 9seen
falidts Stimmtn IN paidt. Gbifuue IA
atu In ierem. Sale usroammens wsub
uno iol&e lag bier Dor. "a 9rpu wu6ts.
eae 6srr Sautr. riss 1T Der Name ces
Bttreftntsn. uno nidt wsni5u isin
Sobn. 0immbus@tist war.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22

x s.io uui4tie. @tnu mat,
e'n tsrobmtsn &smi(@tn SaItra.
tus BON Dseone u. 60. pstlonet fcute
man f& ou& .d%trS.u4sn, tab man BEN
1e@'tn utdlt "a estfslbe tnfolee bsr gro.
bsn No&froee uitlfad snfdI(9t pirp.
Tsrfflte, IN bt7nL ale gpta.
Gum @tl'auf TN @ru6su lei s.. 9.
Crane u. So. 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22
@t16t Davenport.
Gen. Hpfenfram3, BET ,padere,
abaeE$t.
QputAuule, 20. Set.

2put9u uIe. ~. Set.
= Gen. Grant niumt bos COMMANDO
uter BE Mrmes, BON Obio. Cumberland
anp 3entudp. St stns oteftn More,n
BON Rafbuiue ab, um Die Direction rsr
aaselsssubeten tn Chattanooga ju lbrr.
uebu1su.
% Gen. 1toma6 utmmt bos
6 0 N 1T anoo Qber NoIentranA's
Nrmst uup &o(entrani n mad
@tnetnnatt beoreert porpsn unp ioQ
f&rtftlt@ an BEN @entraL
Aeiutanten IN 70 abtn8ton
Eapportfren.
Gallo @oitntrani. Der uodtrRs uno trob
@rant, Der bste unlertr @snsrdlt tn &C.
.tvsn Dtsnf, abaelsbt! 8isue@t fou e,
fowie Stest, Rsf1uttn prtusu. 5aanre
Qtn 9aQsd)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22

ties. Banhskn btIflbsn. letben ,Dauanbtstsm
etus Ratcrttdt, btt, fatlRs In 0attftle. bsmPtu'
Istssn BE f1ltsrsn. Dablsn. Duuadnhtae Be-
ri2te BON btsv esben Breuab 6476 Naioytsdt.
bic IN 4antl'ea Counts 10: 1858, i<.,
Sptttr. n Gouuttes sebeh 9,oust 49,.
900 Raiurtidt.
g .eoutt, Is. OA.
Solbtss 9ous fofpt,al: Brousp 60. BAL.
lanttatum -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22
Tele9mpbif0e8.
Bort Monroe, IA. DIT.
Que BEN buftis spI Gbarl.fon ptrb bst&tus

Bori Monroe, IA. DIT.
due BEN fbuftS spf Gbarl.fon ptrb brt&tsts
am6 s. psfiutbttn Is ttt Reb.usn, bic ,Sren.
fb,s" ~ jsrnSun. Ste brighten stnsn Dampf-
ritbsr esAsn eisfslbe unb natn tx mttisn an
Der e.tn. Il. G.fnittuuua mar ,,par unas-
esusr, ater hte ,,,SrcnNest' nabm letnsn s&a'
zen. >. -.1
Qtnttnnatt. II Dr.
9amt!tcn Gcunts etbt osm Btpuab 600 Wa-
iorttdt. Su 90 GounstU Bat Brousb 81 3l6
Wai., tn rsputltfant(nu @,ptnu felt lsbtspa
Sabt prn 1926. ...
spdtsr. 80 Gounti.s s.t,n Rrouet 49,:
PA Naiortiat, Elm Wsrinn Don 81, 1892 fttt %.
risem Sable.
Sn Baltimore ftmmtsn pon ben bort it,s,n-
ben Gtto 9eleattH 81 fur Stousb, % fur But
lantt0paun. / !. IL
'Sn sNrnufptpanisn fsiua lt.rat bts
Rsrubtiiansr elinjtues Watld,se. It. GIN.
,slr bsttsn lonnsn fur uns wtnte SntusGt tabsr.
'...'. ;Gltuelanb.D., l3. Get.
Tts Nus1tttr Don alsn 9bstl,n ees 5taat,s
iinb nfreulth. LHaG,t&hn aus DAYTON (Val-
ianstebam's Etabi) unslbtn, ptsls Dtmcttatu
limmtn fir Srcueb. une BE Stabt. m.lre ibm
obns 3pe,ftt ne ,Waicrttdt gsbrn. Wan&e
stdote IN btr DsAtrn Rtfetps sttsn tin iaR tin
oinmi9ss Yetum tlr 8rouab.
General Stesl uno msbrur antsrs Rsenst
'pra6sn Tier sfasTn Atene lu liner unssbsusen
Volfum nJe.
9nbtdnapctts, Is. Set.
Tk @lblrelultatt BON bttftm Staate fur
Qourip 8famif lnafn, 10 mtii JIG BIZ isst be
tarnt ssucresr, aui etntn ato6tn unton.gs.
m'nn f6Aehsr. Die bisiiat Slaet atbt 2l0O
Union. Naicrttd'. @sptnn 600. Stes County
unb isesr Dif.,t.. tsrt6ttt @sutnnr,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-22

Ne 800 900 Manu n1tbr. Du
prdfrsnt bot eur& proflamation BON
II. T.. VI. 800 900 Grsiniuiae unlanat
Brina:n ne oufdisrsnm @tootm bic
'aum 5.9an. 1864 ibss .sip Quoten eurd
1rsimiuiae ni&t anf, 70 miro in cen rid
fdnrt8en Dta,iftsn iur Gon(eripticu 9t.
f@ritten tpsteen.1
Disfu Au{1uf sat nit Ter ntulttm
0onfeription BON 800 600 Wann nidts
III ttun. robtr in tsn D.0ritsn. fur nsl6,
bic Gontr!ption anasorrnd III. isire SUE
ptnfen Der 3iebuuo taufnru.
Den nsu III en1ouirenren l1upptn wsr,
rsn BE frdberen priuilt8ien p%ortebolt,n.
Ger pra6pent IL alto. Don ru In
3redmdbias.it ets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno feinu $500 GIaufh lbu,.uet, aui
eas Sptsm BET Nrttriutatn Duturc
aurddastommsn. Dt'6 II aswt6 ftt1 ~
biaiAsn. unp MIR tofsn, rob ucu jss, ar
ole Ahitation Besen @umtbrune uniuo
Nrmu aufb6u. ptnnfpluanisn. Dr.,
n Soma babsn rur& itre @obl az.
ffurrtm Il wzYr1h IttI1i@ l6It: Quotsr
ftusn.