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psowNEp.-wednesday afternoon little
- Of Mr.. Bosch was drowned IN pono
,,aar his residence, on North dili.
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a-An Ohio paper states that new pa.
per mill at Perrysburg, Wood county, O..
is making wrapping paper out of Sorghum
stalks.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
IATCHIIo1's CILEDRAT1D HAIR DYE
Il the best In the World

zhs only Harmless, 1sse and Reliable Dye l7soscW
This splendid Hair Dye IL Perfect-changes
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy
Black or Nataeral Bros0a, without Injurins the
Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the hair Son
and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently
restoring its pristine color, and rectfies the III
effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed
WILIIAMA. BACHELOR, all others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold BY al
Druggists, &c. FACTORY-8l BARCLAY IT. =. I
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dreesing the
Hair. uune25-dAwly.
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BALTINORE. April q.
Flour-steady at 81 50 for Ohio supernne.
Wheat-Firm.
COrn-Active. Sales OF white OF u ~ yellow
Whiskey-Dull and unsettled. Sales Of Ohio
at al q.
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~"There is nothing" says the Fonta-
nellie Register, (''except the ladies'D in our
opinion, helps the appearance of town SO
much as nice shade trees
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THE CITY.

|>s~Hraents of Rev. Mr. Ingalls,.
~ Rev. Mr.. Ingalls, will speak at the
.nor;np places and times, In behalf of the
! s.,d;er's Orphan Asylum:
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M Hon. James Harlan is at his home,
in Mt. Pleasant. He leaves in few days
again for Washington.
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stealing horse from John Coad on the
10th of November, 1853. Verdict, Guilty.
So DAY.-Ed. Hamilton, indicted for
permitting gambling. Defendant being
called but not appearing, ordered that his
recognizance he forfeited.
WIN. b. Emigh, indicted for assault
with intent to commit rape" The defend
ant has been resident of this county for
. number of years-at one time q merchant
in Danville, and now has a wife and four
children living in Middletown. The Of
Tense charged was committed on the 10th
Of February, 1862, upon the person of a
little girI only ten gears Of age. He was in
Jail from that time until October, 1862,
when he broke out, went over into Illinois,
and passed himself off as VIM. Dennis,
and on the 9th Of May, 1868, was married
to Miss Muck, Of Beardstown, Illinois.
From this time the Sheriff kept track Of
him. but was unable to succeed in arrest
ing him until last March, at which time.
through his endeavors, he was again
lodged in "Hotel d. Kelsey" He was
found guilty, but we understand his At
torneys intend appealing, mainly upon the
spelling Of the word Mary in the indict-
ment.
Jerry Bunnell, indicted for permitting
gambling. Verdict, Guilty.
Philip Leicht, indictment same, verdict
same.
z. L. johnson, indictment same, verdict
same.
9Th DAY.-B. F. Turner, indicted FOL
aiding in concexling stolen property.
Our readers will remember that abou
one year ago the jewelry stolen from Mr.
Prochaska, of this city, some time before
was found in the possession of one Calen
dine, in room kept for gambling purpose
by B. F. Turner. Calendine Is serving on
sentence at Joliet, III. st. Clair, an as
sociate. II at Fort Madison, and Turner
now being tried for aiding to conceal tn
same. The jury were out until noon yea
terday Sunday, and then agreed to disa
gree and were discharged.
Eth DAY.-State VS.. John Roth. TIL
defendant Is part owner Of the "Floatin
Palace and is charged with adultery wit
one Mary starrett. Mary was tried at Ii
last term Of this Court, when it appeare
that Roth had seduced her when only fl
teen years of age. He admitted the adu
terry. Verdict guflty.
B. F. Turner, keeping gambling hous
Verdict guilty.
~ Judge Springer yesterday pass'
sentence on the following persons heret
fore convicted:
J.. H. Taylor, larceny. Three years IN Il
penitentiary and costs of trial.
VIM. B. Emeigh, assault with intent
commit rape. Three years in the penite
tiary and costs Of trial.
Jerry Bannell, permitting gamblin
Fined $500 and costs, aud Imprisonment
county Jail eight months.
Phillip Leicht, permitting gamblln
Fined $50 and costs.
E. L. johnson, permitting gamblir
Fined $50 and costs.
John Roth, adultery. Fined $3.50 q
costs, and imprisonment in county Jail &
months.
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|S,5ll,OOo

r,,,,1, omd tha Vyaaf Todioa IN authorization ar
hip. aTa ~ n:toms nuties iatsr IA the -
snn rhe ssme annrehension a rreafav atimu.
IntirU tre ~ ss,a1a ~ HS,e n~evarma
III The E4n 81 ceer.ncse 81 Domsa
home he r eonsunpson have shut o. good many
Sair .caio nt thms "a - Anil eonal e In 49,
-. T.h:, avrnrt ~ 1snii n iarSS ~ the week
a. In. freer snnplv from the Treasury /
:. C..s -r..s.ss- ~ ,a.-,.. -. oro4>a
Al CAFCaSO yesVotuay ~. Cpl ~ - NS40.o0
1t 81 - No. at 81 n, With speculative De.
mana' rroua s.esuy = -. -. w.a. wa
Wneat. ana s09s - iof co"lno0 - 0uolc0 sp.A1s'
Live Stock continues TO command very high
nricas ana thu supply II light Choice cattle sell
. r 800. az ..s,..,n. ..a .o,-roc, 49, slas
from s'So' lnAe1Hok Suo OOAoA 49, 49,.
Hogs are reported lower. but fancy lots bring
orrla round nrinaa soma salea ware made A hlah
= - 10. q -.... .1.,..,,, ....> = ea enea1 "A
In this market ~ have no marked changes to
note The recAipta or 9rain are Light lCiller1
10s0 - :, . s"- a..e--.-.s. -s..& an !.
are paying ~ = lor onoaoo Wlnss5 wness sass -
free from rye and cheGoI and good spring sells
raoai,v n q IL EvArvthins ofShrinn Il in do.
.-..--
mand 1t our quotations.
Our detail ed report win be found annexed:
src.p-,aaoo,l. rrnehad 17c. RAAnad vhitA
BY. Tinrin.si Ic-
rnrrrE-a-,a5lc
n n
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CHICAGO, Feb. 9Th, lS6A-Nr. ]. r. RT00s-
Dsm 0r:-"I witnessed to-day With Eeat salts
81 Separating from Sorghum sugar the ayrup.
gum and sticky grape sugar, by which process,
and With an entirely harmless agent, you rem
ller the suRar dry and OF bright color, Ard free
nom theclAmy feeling which have always
noticed In 9orgho sugar. Your prooees = Of that
simple kind that any person q : ordinary capac-
Yours Respectfully, -
apr0O-Wtf WIN. II. BELCHER
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GORGHUM.-Hey! Dick run tell pap

GORGHUM.-Hey! Dick run tell pap
- to come mp to the house quislE- Pap. s6e
here. the S0rgnum man haA been IN here With
little machine, enquired II had little grained
sorghum-l got him . pint, he turns Il into the
machine. In q few minutes taken out that
declare prime n. Q. suga!, no sorghum taste.
.Well, now" Gays he "lu gtve tho machine
another turn" then he took out that.
Old Woman. YOU 1oolins me?
well. we'll! Prime co1se sugar, arst had in
the house In year. It's 3 cents at the groeegy.
What's he coming round hor0 tAntAlixng folks
why. Old Man, he don't He has got the right
60 ten counties, southeast corner Of this State
viii sell county. town. or farm rtShts - III can
WY. Who 1. he. Where = hs gone. Why
didn't you call me?
David Whitnsy-going TO Keokuk now. He
want here over twenty minutes, and Win b
throueh the Counties during the season.
Won. W have NO time to looe. Hey, Joe! Diokl
run tell John 70 hitch on the plow and pillow mp
hoitan seed. 4 grains best, believe Must CONE
menCo planting tomorrow. I'll give him half
tho farn-make fortune on eother half-two
" Why, he said the difference in price ofths azst
half barrel would pay him.
Did he look honest-eo IL was no humhug?
OF course he did, and didn't b make It right
Vie CT he camphor and rub my head. III
have to lie down.
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MARKETS

BURLINGTON. 3 r. n. FRIDAY.
The weather early In the week was rainy and |
the temperature continues too low to bring for |
ward vegetation very rapidly.
The River is about at . stand. II In dne boat |
Ing condition, and likely to c0ntinues0. Down
river freight from points above seem to be plen-
ty. as the boats all pass here with full freights
The leading maj kets Of the country seem to be
q little more settled than last week. Gold is
steady at about 80, not likely to 50 much lower.
until we have some decided military successes,
and Congress cOmes up to the requirements OF
our enormous expenditures, by largely increas-
ing the tariff on foreign tmportations, and pass
ing an adequate internal tax bill.
The following from the New York Times o
Monday shows that since the LIST of July last,
our Imports have exceeded our Exports about
90, OOOOO. While this 10 the case Gold must 60
abroad to pay the difference:
| The Import Entries OF the past week amount
to s.. l6s s against 81. OH same week last sea-
duce amount to IS ,ao7, against s27is,sss same
week in 1883 The Export Of Specie IL $4,000.
| against si06,OO same week last year. The Gus
The commercial tables Of Foreign Trade at
New Yorh. which we publish above for nine
q !Se
Of Sl5a,ll3O0
| Add four weeks In April N,09O.457
i Total to date, SITS l43, 4S7
| Against same time last year l52073, Al
increased Import since July l. : q 5,OlO
The same tables make the Export Of Domestic
Produce and Miscellaneous Goods, including
Foreign articles re-exp0rted from
II July l, 1853, 10 March 81. 1884, $l2196O,O 900
Il Add four weeks In April, 2,6S4, $50
Total 70 date, 4l35, 644. 53a
AGAINST same time 1851, l6 ,05, 20
) Decreased Exports since July, 2,Sl2,69l
July Is March 81, amounts Is $685. OK
Il Add since April 4,235O0
3 Total to date $A63l 90
> Againit same time 1853 dA5ll, O0
Decrease Specie Exports since Julyl, 43ylOOO
The trade of the past week, It will be noticed
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
-Terbterttb!

Dte HebeIIsn molten Qtns
febl.n! Gin fsr4tsrlids Ser:
(&m5runQ If entredI norm. SIM no.
psmbsr Monat ioula $50 Hsbeutn l&
nab psn, Norrsn bsasten> f& an etnsm
bs0immten Sage In Duibinston usrlam'
msln, unit 6@ pann rss 6un 2tneoln
bd isinsm &%.rdsnQanee, ODER bel elmer
ion0ieen paGenren @%eleasnbsit bema&tt'
a.n. .um Jpn IN aefaIoltnem DaQm IN
pollen, @alop mad Dlrir ~ entflbr,n.
@lddlt6sr Wstfs III Ger plan ni&t 3ur
Nusflbrun9 asfommsn. User BAG Bet
liee r6mti@e &si@ 1T nod immer nit un'
teraan0 berrobt. DEM msr bur9t pafQr,
pae Der Ylon ntdt bsuis oper morasn aur
Ausflbruu9 foumt. - eob Gle @birren
p.e Stf. nidt bere:te In Walbino!on
lauern2
Nun, mbasn tie a%trabaut,tn f& IT.:
rubi9en. Die Sa&e ia wobl ni&t IL &C.
fdbrli9. @tr peiten, bab tpsnn man
bsm 9.ff slntt Dlo Abs tin @.faent mo.
&sn wOutt, II ibn ioslst& 3urddfsnpsn
w0rte.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
Cine 0pIfscpnrentipn In SIepe.
Inub.

Die vNsm Natton" i9ld0t eins auass
meins DoIfeeonpention In Glsuelanr, ttpo
auf Den IL. Wot. DOT unp iost:
"Yclitifsr eatm cit YrdNpsnt(&aft an
Bu9nnan unp 2tncoln: Dos 8olt mdbl<
tt Bafbinatou, SeFtr(sn. 1up|or. Dos
BOLT bat ~ (agsn. weIhe Don beicsn Ws'>
tbeeea 80 poraiebt. Das 9olf t1t nis.
wtnn 20 fd fret ntldrm tann. Gs it
Der bs1e Ni6isr id, feline ttasnen SntNsl4
fen. Vox populi, o Del"
Dies IL Elm &ntruo ouf. @uleauna ter
@onpsntion BON e.. 2outs nod @lepe<
Iano. @ieueidt m5ssn dberwtoesnte
0rdnee flr cine (olde (prs&tn. Die
~Nem Na'ion" bsl&rdntt TIRE aeitatlrn
dbriasus turbops ut@t ouf Grtmou..
lonss,s riS ek freh Gntfaste snR ess
Bolts isItf. Die Brsunee Gremants ane
btionpsrs 1rtmOrt Kills., ueresn natartt@
pan,il etnperaanpen fem.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

SR SIR e~sfrtssn Nummn bn yaaat,
1nbsn tutr uuf BET er1sn Sette, brittle
Spalts GolSenese:
Arnold, of ILL.,, spoke On recon
struction, saying that liberty is
the cornerstone and Abraham Lin
coin the architect ! TPoor
Arnold
"Poor Arnold,' ruff re @u3,i,s nus,
eob sr 70 armislt0 IN, In eineoIn rtn Nufs
tour Der Greibsit au utsnnsn. Den
vNufbauH Da Greibstt" - ia. allsteinas
IT ros 70 .rorbitant. eab rru Ausrufun0s
Asi6m eobintsr Rsb6rsn. 1t 8aNNe bat
Nedi uno "Poor Arnold" lufsn ftir nit
rsr @o3snt. 2irsoIn ui,r 70 menis It,
grtbs'' "''sn, nit eu seibtu'f&n BE
9,H.
Dlan f5nnts tie @a3tite ru uueunt
torf,it t1l6ti0sn. Mbu Y%alrtulismua
esbt Cher pul0nIt&e NldGdten. cir
mirc nod flr 1remrnt berausiommsn.
BRAVO
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

bic s1Re BeetnBunB rspubllanif&u Bsrs
'fa0unB. limb feline @sbalftn, bic 2opa.
len per excellence, wsl&e pom alien
unbun Wdnnern. unp isisn fe BE bswdbr,
tsfsn Yartotsn, p~erIanssn. ta6 * auv1d..
trstsn2 2, Sie mahsn blos~ plat f1r ben
tlstnsn Gyrannsn, Fl fnb tte 2anaths@h
btr aufpammunren Monnafe.
Sslbt ne R'etsrunRspartd Yo.iottS'
r'us' e'aubt fl ihtR an TIRE DsfRatfune>
Bop rae Wobl Der Nspubtl ron eetgIbal.
'tuna rs1 r'pubttiantft,n Yathi abbanGt,
10 atut 0s .tarurd III Giniofstt ptsrur
brr, pob is 5srn a5ntotn aufornft,> ale
&anrt:pa at jur dd3uireten.
Nbn e'ntoIu Bsbt tensn atu @eputlM
unp Vaiisn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

Die Musfranbet"ng aus Sptpa,
beiunrns aus rsn innun lbstIsn re
StoateS, nod 9eobo, bonn ou9 nab
Ytfts peat -unr Oregon ntmnt in brun.
r%ub'asnru @sI1t 3u. Mus mon@sn 81.
Asnren. b6ren wtr. ea6 purd Die Muawon>
-efFanA- ete Mtbettstruft ttrrnut,r tttimt,s
rporesn uno oisisn G1dblina nod entmir,
miro, rab Ter .0anrbau in esnitIbsn i'm
nd&fen Sommu luum tis 9al{r In Ders
9lei& nit (onf briua.n wt,s.
Gs III ni9t pas @slefstu aHsin, tns
oie A.bsitsfraft ab|titst, lonrsrn pu@6ts,
rene Qmfdnet wirtsn sufammfn.- Dis
msiRen Garmsr. be(onters ctt i'm inn.rsn
lbsiIs re- 5tao!ss, fnp l&on aus Wan.
Ah an 3dnen ni4t psbr I'm Staars,
ibrs Darmen oreen!li@ ~ berttsen unb
etttn Fl rabu Ihter aHf. nm ibr @lde
in stnu aneua @egsne ~ oufsatn. DIS
enorm bob'n une. Pets h%sia,nesn prslr
a0sr faufmannifdm Hr,'!h, wShrtre tis
prei|s pr Brct foHe nidt a|eidsn Sb,iu
baIttn, oua het6 ru.a eis 5ftidm ei(sps
babnnmpaanitn unb ensu Brattprsifs
berobatr1ldt msrcsn, madm 5srnu Ven
2aurtau, tefoueue. IN mfbr e%ntte9enet
@easnefn, al e|nsm unporbslbaftsn @s.
fbdft. Belonens l&sint aud RI. GYMS
inripiisn BON eso5em 81. aus sai r4sss
aueuanenan9 ~ (sin. 8ir fr1oAea
nit stntm atemiid teta9ten Ga,Eu eisfsr
lua.. her nn1 letn @lla In Srabs ser>
(u@tn ro1te~ Det{eIbs Itfs Ft foIatn'
oumo6tn aus: Du tabsn ia ME Nube
Dor rislu @onicrfptton, Die 16 ole Mo,
note nneueri. BsHeue i'd I'm Urabltnae
nit Dier Arttiicrn meme Aus(aat, 70 wu'<
e i1 pieQNdi feinen Wann mtbr i'm
be,t0 babsn, um bic Grnh str3ubeim(en.
Ml1ss au} einmal o%era1rnst, nie stfls
Wonn mir II. ftuen baftsn, ~ ftnnte mua
Fd parna6 ridter- Diele uu9emibbth
aber if uns.!saalib. Gbat oge unfeas
lbatiossh snp euf unc modt jtce o..
ssauuns IN uniersm @sladft ~ G@ans
Sd -Qess eabfr liftu fort. Die
unosribsstt, ces Id entseosneebL if nt&s
!, proS. as sis. in ps3 I'D Res:
Der Wann batts ntat anreSt. Str
ole 3urldbleibsnssn peyoen aber leioer
nur 3u balp lie 0alaen eieftr @uewanrs'
runs fd flbIbar maden. Die Abnasus
in rsr proruttien miro pradsne auf ren
ean3en Staat unp te6en 8ewcbnu bu'
riffaIfn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

Sort mi! auen Bstruas,a. psIde in~sen
IempsI ru Drsibe'i aeprunaen hno, um
Jpn au sinsm 6anrelaplot nit 5limmfn
Au matsn. .3ob. Die la6uli&e 0arce
vunbsrinater 9pYaIitd!" Gin Gnes asbmsn.
p,Ihe eo,auf tsr,hntt- IT.. -ps.@ eae
Mitnl srfauftu 9uuina!e Na'tsn 3u
fan0en.
Qineolns Gbrlidfd1 il sfenrr Art. @ts
-btRtbt rarin: pae 2onp ruinirsn unp eel'
fen Sntus0sn ~ mtba6tn, um fiji (eltR
far 4 neue SABRE gum prafptntsn 1u
MAIDEN.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
Gla,dtrn otr 2auap'
0 ne el.

Gints Ioess eina @nIjsan (ttn, Irepps
btnunt.r trst S6rittt In rtr Straee bin.
(stts f& auf s1ntn YruRstn, ouf psnfl'
ben, no i'm @aorohe In her Na&t pom
flnftln gum (e9stfn 9uni In @sbanten
esfunpen bate. Do blieb Fl tiut9e Mt'
nutsn Ibsn, bann gina II wiertr In (ein
3immu binauf. Sc par ras Issts
S@mtueen pss ptnpsls. Dim nd&hen
Ia9s 0tne 81 ni&t que, am fol8snesn un'
ltsb It letn Bnt ni6t usbr.
Dt 6ausmannsfrou. 81. i'm fin mo
esrse Wabl bvettstt, 8obl ODER 8ortofln
nit ttwae sptd, fab, wae voreins uni
faAts:
Gte .taben ia ee0srn nidt s'ef0eu, ar
u1sr, Iisbn Wanu.
Do&, o%nttpor.ets 9aljtah.
Gs IN ia Der Seller nod gan; pp0.
6sbsn Ste nur zen Ba0lf1uD un, esr
III leu.
Daran fsbt man, bo6 ste adrunteu
baben. obsr % bswdlt ni4t, pob Ste &c.
se0sn.
Nun, metnAe @aljsan. rsnn Id nur
6unssr nod @oGtr Bsbabt bobs3
DeS rsnnt man Duff uno wenn man
nt&t metr tbt. 70 bat man pae Gfsbsr.
Sd tusree uors.n sGsn ole. lpdtu.
@arum midi bsuts9 @u la9t bsnn,
mor9su ptu Id sGsn9 Metusn eani.n
IsQu ba uoo fteben III la0sn. utns Jpn
3u bsrlbren unb 20 NOR 70 gut!
0aljsan nabut Die 1anb Ger ulten Grau
uub lusts ibr NIT letuer wobIpoumesn
9ttmme:
Sd oerfpu&e 9tntn, ~ tfen.
SD bin sor nt@t NIT 9bnen 3uftiebet.
Ualjeau fab fetu anberss meuf&Ii&ee
@efeu, ale btsfe CUTE Grau. SO stsbt IN
parts Stroeen, IN tsnsn ltsmdnb 8ebt
nnb 6dulsr In be Nlsmanb toumt. CT
btfare I'D In elmer fol&eu Slrabs uub
sfuem lol&en 6aule.
Bon 3eit ~ 3stt etna It nod aus. .Gr
katb f&. ttt etnsm &upfu(@mtsefSr ~.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
Cine NatipnalepDpentiou

il niat nur, ME ne @si&i6te seiat, TN
isbr aefabrliau &insrif in NE SOuverd-
nsta, ees Bottles, loncnn ou& Elm itbr
dboTuNiase DinR. ME eis So&en jee'
ntbsn. p%sntsnsns ilr rie stne Ssit. fur
pts unlriee. Glras @utes tann babel
nt9t bcIau6fommsn,, tie SId,ts unisre
@nneiratn. rts In Jpn lteeenes ppH{eni~
Feation elmer platform mo&t cine Con
uen,ion ibnfuhi8. Ia cine ioI&e ia nur
n5tttg if, um rturn Guurtrattn aufiu,
puftn, rer lon fsiusn anrsrn Aulpru6
auf Die Slimmen tes 8olfss tat. 81.
6rsmon,lsutt mi0en ia ou'. mas ds'mousn
unr Grfmont ms,b Is au&, nae nod 3u
miNsn- n6lbia miro Isi&t au rfabs,n lsin.
Obnsbfn fms RE Grsian'7e l&nsur ole
cab fs rura .ine Ylatiorm auf piu Sobrs
btnaue i@ requiem lieesn, wie Gle CIT,
eaeo platform 0tieist bat. Wo6 ale
Bolts mius in einu @onpfntione platform
,rl9einL 1T epd INNER msbr opsr meni'
esr cas- rurd Gompromt6s unlsI Zen De-
tseo.m eraieltt 9oma!amnat tnoipirutAsr
3. nr.bunesn, bic ni1t immu i'm 8oIfs
Dur3d atfabt babtn. unp eis N@ isbr Oft
ais eaus iuset!tm k%rauaasAen. 9n esr
lbat t5nnte tine platform fir Grsmont
nur ro3u cienen, fem 9olum ~ l4wd6tn.
Sc miro Jpn weniAe Slimnen nwnbm.
Son( f5nnte etne @onpention nur roSu
|~rienrn, rem 2anpiraten elm esmi6ss ga.
binet auGue1an9en Deer tbm ane're Ye>
eineuneen III e~i!lirsn. msl9s i'm 9ntere0s
rr Dratis'sbu I'e9sn. atbs abss in lem
ese @ulfss.
Nus rislsn @runssu Gno mir Der f srn
u'bupueuae. sai eias nsisere GoapsniiOn
in @lsuslanr, wis Ge auf Ten 8. Wlai an
oeorrnet pu,re niht xur ibuRlNia. ion
rsrn fhirlih ware. MIR tfnnen aber uut
ni9t nit psm yisnhr lbereinhimmen.
msnn sr jstt nod eins r.rifa!e Nalional'
lconptnlion psrlanat, eniwern nom Is.
20. Mai in @lepe!aas epsr an 8. Stunt
in BoIiimpre. Colin mir etwa Den Gin
eolh,tsn rurt 8orldlaes MAIDEN?
Die YrsNs ID rn S!imme nss 0o|fe6,
fTs II riee pis1 3upuldsiAn ols irasno eine
Gonusnltsn ron Dele9at,n, tnsbslonorrs
Die iletnsrs orer 9onrsreRe weI@e 60 fd
|nibt rer Mabe l0bnt aufaufauien, wsl&s
pabtr rem Wiuen tb1cr 4sln treasr ph'
Iper0iftt, ale rte Arobt. (Qu. I'D
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

ntess @tlb tin Iupfunss Grueifr selauft
unb bee On sinsu' Nassl tbsr finsr,
Bsts aufssbaxRsn. Go etsbt bas Inner
stnen 0utsn Anbltd.
Cine @oae psretne obns ba6 @aljsan
einsn Trttt aus lsiusm 3immu tbat. Gr
blt.b I'M Bette. Die 6ouemannefrau
(ao,s ~ tbrsm Wanns: Der Mann oben
ttbt nidt auf, II tbt ni&t unsbr - miro
NIT ibm at&t lanae m,br pdbrsn. 6,
bat 2ummsx 80 luGs mir Is ni&t oue'
ur,n, eob flint 10&tu nt&t gut utrbtt'
raIbn III.
Sbr Monn %antrorttis nit tsm Gone
sb1lidr1 Otnburldnfi:
Dsnn II reid N. 70 moa Ct 6d unsn
Arst boIsn lu0sn; wsnn {. ni&t 1st& il.
moa " Is bIeiben Io1tn, wsnn It kinsn
SrAt bat. nun, "a firtt sr.
llno psnn II stnsn ba,2
Da Rtrtt sr au&.~
Die Grau troett NIT stneu1 often Ms(
fer @rae al. eae aus psm yflnu Dor Der
lb1r NUDE uni murmells ralu:
80 1T eod SbaeI Sin oI,sr. 10 rein
!atr Mann! s, inbt mfr que wis blb
nNRs,(6.
Mm Gnpe tn S,raee nbIidlt fe sinsn
Nrit quo CT umQeatno, Fen Ge fannie
Sh nobm es auf 0@, i'm ~ bitten, eo&
binouf au 9ebsn.
3m iwtiten strds n Is, laats Gs, sic
traudsn u siniutrusn. Da ou Nann
(sin Bet ni9t msbr uuIdeL. Rsdl Der
SdIlGu INNER on rr lt1r.
Der NrSt (ob 9aljsan uup fpra& nit
ibm.
Vie u MEIER buuntu fam, iraSls ibm
ris Gtau:
Nun. 5err Dcfl9r2
9bt aranfr 1T (fbr front.
Waa febli ibm rsnn? g.
Wuss unb Midtes4tif Elm Mann,
or olsm Nnltsin nod Elm tbm !beu1sv
Btlsn puIortn BIT ; ra1an Ri,b, u.
Wae bat Ct Sbnsn Qefo0lY
, Gr ttfare G& aani wobl.
Bnrm Gn ptstN fommfn, Der
IottM?
ga, %ontpcrtete Ter @r,t, abn better wdrs
IS. wsEn lonR Jemanp tlme
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
Ser mt 0frat.
DaDenpurt. JD,pa.
9ounerttss, ben "a. Mdr3 1864.
Jobn g.. 6remont,
cu Gonrirat zee 0sllsS
fur bic rddbftc 4rdIbcntfhaft. %
UNEASY.

BrooR BON ter ". y. "QrprfB' III
NboliAionin s.moreeu. Der u. .: Ser
alb" pulan9t emancipation out )'rtm
Bltd 9anttS+ tn linton. Dt "Wo'te"
(ooar (6rsibt ,Grdbsit" In ibr Bannu
uno SOB Get @nauu.t", In T,mmonp
6ou otbt man Nfdr NboIttton, turj. bH
Demotrotte ,pi,p otoIt,ior,fi(&, pnbann'
Gle %Qorpubsaes uno rs norrli&sn
SauGo'e ru (leIi&m StIaosnrit'r.
las NJ Gin 3ei6sn Ter 3tit. abu ts'n
ununar,nee. @ir mirtm &c l6on Dor
Amsi Sabrm Aeltbsn BADEN, fouls NnecIn
ni6t Ter YrofeIapusiparttt auf es Bs'ns
e1boIfen bate. 9sst fam e'ntoln Is
Mot m,br, unit mdbrsnp po1rtm re Dc
mofralsn tu @irulpru6: ~0olfelou'
pnasnudt uub gfluptri" in ibrem BAN
nr iobrtsn. l.l,n MIR j'Bt rorin: ~@p!te'
loupuatnrdt unp Grtibd,."
@smib ineas Elm nfreuli&n Dort{&rit.
DsIder fttie Wanu unr pa'riot (run nd
rs1slben nidt .bnali& frtusn? Wu
rouls bier nod fIeinl'& iroDen nod cen
Wotium? Die Dsnosrotis rGdt pcr auf
ole Mtoluiouap!otfum unp h'bt fs eff
auf tr(elben. 70 i Elm 3urldrt'&m
nt9t msbf m6B|i&.
Mbu IS 9ietl Qiu's, RE I'D dtrr eisitn
6ou(d,in rsr Station ouf eU Babn ri
6uibsit nihl itrutn 81 hnp RE 2tn,
toIniten pitle par'etsdn9sr. As ldt0
auf ibren Yartsinamsn 0trjt@l
0sletRst bab.n. UNI Dtmofra
an i& ~ lsdsn. Dtsfe auetn
fttuen f@ ni@t, @ie drsern fa, fabren
aus rsr 6aut. @o unieu Na&barin, ris
"@aptt.". Was pollen riefe aerle q
fra9t IT,. Sk ppIsn uns oFsnbur In rer
Ma4t unb in rn 8esieruna fueeeciEtn,
Gs nc Urn nn4 ans. bsn asm,ern uuc rsn
poNbdufnn t;uausi9mde'n. Gs ilnp
polirifds Sptbbutsn. fe mo1en cine poll
teal change Of rulers fe woGn uns ris
spoi]s ntbmn.
9stm 81 nod sinmol. psr bo' etun
TN Rsdt auf rts Nsotrruns, - bsrrih,
rsnn nidt mtbr paS BOLT In u%n(crer Ne.
pubIN 0no rorut6 ets SfentIitsn Snte'
Ufsn ctr Htputlit b,ctpbt, ra6 ras WoIi
66 INNER mebr UNI ras Banner Der Urei
bert fbaart? Dir qturvtrttrn tutsnA ris
Dsmotratsn in lbr Eager rim, 5hnsn ibrs
&eiben jeeem A%ttrlnnieen, eineoln ltlbf
larst jseen 0tbsIsn unp Sf!apmbal'er
eurd feline Observation-Disclosures ~ (einsr
6erlidfsh Elm unp cis 2ineolniIm ole
opplaurinn. Mbn ubstt f9 DE Nation
ftIbG Sur 0rcibeit. 70 btulsn tisls Eum
m%sroseaIttn uns :(dr,tsn @srratb, NEIL Fe
pon 9ineolns x1ipps nttaIi6Nwsife etz
t1ane, msrpsn tann'sn. S65ns Yaric:
ten unp Ntpub!fanu re. 2tnepln une
eH 9a#+f{hbafft~ ~ ibnsn aaes, ebnt
rttis Qebt far iis RE NtputIif III
Vrunpe. @abrlta, IS pirr 3stt, rab 70
anrN6 msrre.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
Die yDabenpprt @a5ette" fommt
ueQeu 2tncplu berau8.

Dh babsn uns man&mal In unfersut
Rtuen Sinne ibsr uulere Na4bartn &C.
ruunbfrt nnb 8eha@t tab- fs, melt fe eine
10 hfriee Abolittonifin H. ss bod Ia,
GruRe ni@t 70 gang gut auf Blair'3in.
coin baben tonne. Gs freut une, boe nfr
uns nt@t estdu(&i babsn. Dte @a,stte
bat jest Die YofefFee In bet Eai@e unb
,bat ft bsnn aud bsretts esfsrn stu 0e.
pldntsl es9sn 2tneoln a~nesfauatn, ZEN
a&srlt@ kaIb .ejn @iurmansrtf;: fs'ssu
wtrt..