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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

II CITIZENS of Sampson County In Council.
A meeting of the citizens of Sampson county was
held in the Court House n Clinton, the 23d inst,
when R. c. Holmes was appointed Chairman ard
Amos Royal Secretary.
At the request of the Chairman, Col. A. A. McKoy
explained the object of the meeting in few brief and
orcibe remarks. On motion the chairman appointed
the following gentlemen committee to draft resolu-
tions for the action of the meeting, viz Col A A.
McKoy, A. NJ. Blackburn, P Murphy, w. A. Faison
T. Ashford. q. w Hobbs, L Q. King, d. Ray j. g.
Williams NJ White J Howard, Esqs,, and Rev. II. P
Owen The committee retired. During their absence
Gen R. A. Moseley and John L. Holmes, Esq, ad
dress the meeting in very forcibIe manner. The com
mittee repaired the following risoutons, through their
chairman, Col A. A. McKoy which were read seria-
tim and unanimously adopted. Pending the adoption
of the resolutions Elder g. F. Marabe addressed the
meeting in his most happy stye:-
We a portion of the citizens Ct Sampson county,
feel tie importance of the onerous burd ms which have
be borne by the chief executive ocers both OF the
Confederate ard Safe Governments, and knowing that
the encouragement hich the people give to their Chief
magistrates tht times Of trial must be grateful to
wise rulers who only seek the happiness Of the people,
therefore,
dencs in the Grief Executive officer of the Confederate
Sstes and believing do, that President Davis by
other promote the interest of the Confederate
States, will while be continues in his present course
ResoUed Tn es this is DO time pr parxaa feeling aud
strife, hat opposition will be made the
election of honored Chief Magistrate B. Vance, be-
lievirg him 10 be patriot ard statesman, whose every
effort directed tc the accomplishment of our nationality,
the ACHE 1T Ct Independence and the honor of
beloved State.
ReSolUed That Governor Vance be invited to address the
people of sanps county at such time as will snis his
coBveneuc; AID that tie chair of this meeting
point committee Of five IT, terder to Vance the
hosni: Ii les Of our county. and urge him to name time
when be aCGoptthe game.
In ac.o!d3nce with the last clause Of the third reso
luton. tie chairman appointed the following gentlemen
a committee to invie Governor Vance to visit the
county, VIZ } Col. A. a. McKoy, Gen. r. A. Nose
Icy, L. j King Alfred Daniel ard james Oates, Els
quires.
Ga motion of Col. Mckay, the Raleigh Confederate
was requested to publish the above and the Fayette
vile Observer aud Wilmington Journal be requested
to copy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

FUND1NG-The Fayetteville Corolinian Of the 3lst
ult says We understand that nearly two millions
of dollars had been funded in this place up to last
ning.''
From the same paper We learn that the warehouse of
the Rock6sh Manufacturing Company in Fayetteville
was broken into the night of the 29th instant and
bale of cotton sheeting stolen Part of the sheetings
have been recovered and some of the perpetrators ue
groes) have been caught.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

We have been that impression
gone abroad into the country that if PEOPLE bring live
stock provisions salc hee, they will be
Such is not the will be from the official notice
izsusd by General WHITING which will be found In another
column.
All that is equ ed observance Ct blished re-
gaations that citizens may have fair opportunity Of
obtafBir supplies and of these regulations, one,
think fairly complain. All may bring in what
thay have sell, with guarantee Of obtaining the full
market price, and that would to be high enough
w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

RETURNED OrF1CERs-Among the list of returned
officers at Richmond on Sunday last We find the fol-
lowing names of North Carolinians
Capt M. J. Reardon, A. Q. NJ 59th regiment !;
Lieutenants r. n. q. Askew and W. G. Baldwin,
goth n. c.; A. j. Brown, 38th ; S. M. Buxton, I'd
N. G. cavalry; j. A. Caldwell, 23d; W. r. Coving-
ton, 18th j B. Cabarriss, 55th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

MAJOR RoBsR McRAE, Of this town, has been ap-
pointed Chief of the Tithing Department OF North
Carolina, in place OF Major BADHAM, whose appoint
poent was not confirmed by the Senate. This is very
good appon ment and that think will give gene
raj satisfaction.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07
FORREST AT WORK IN KENTUCKY-PADUcAH IN
AsHE,-rIGHriNG GOING IN

ATLANTA, April ls 1864
special dispatch to the Appeal dated Grenada March
3lst say the Memphis Bulletin of the 28th has been
csived The steamer J d. Perry arrived from above
the evening cf the 27h, and the I" City OF Alton " this
morniog, bringing exciting news from General Forrest.
Late Friday evening last when the Perry left Cairo
dispatch had Just been received from Paducah, which
states that the city fire. aud hghins still going on.
The City Alton left on Saturday evening, and
firms the above. Padu ah in ashes and fighting still
going between the gunboats add the Rebels shore
The Yankee pickets driven in Columbus Friday
night and attack expected. The steamer Perry
fred Hickman hut escaped without serious iam
age.
New York dates the 9Th quotes gold at lG9 l69b
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

OUTRAGEOUS IF SAcR1LEGIoUs.-Ihe Fayette
Vile Observer learn that last Tuesday night, the
Episcopal Church in Fayetteville was entered and the
Rector's surpce stoen As the material is ti1e lawn
but little worn, it will probably be cut into handker-
chi f.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07
FROM DALTON.

DALTON, GEO, April LIST, 1854.
The repors sent forward in regard to the change Of IL
enemys in front purely sensational Reliable
accounts inside of their lines give account Of any
changes Sham battles seem to be popular with them
and their firing terrific yesterday.
The weather is cloudy and rainy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07
FROM NEW ORLEANs-EuRoPE. &C.

NICHN0FD, Fa'i AprN IHt, I6bs.
An official telegram fIom Mobile states that New Or
leans papers of the oath claims the capture of two
hundred and Confederate soldiers you Rapdes on
the 2st four pieces of artillery and large number
OF horses.
The latest European unimporaE.. In the House
of Commons Roebu:k said he would be glad al Fed
eral shipping swept from the seas.
Macmillan has Yisted Victoria
In Liverpool the 10th cotton was advancing Prices
of inferior qualities quarter to one pence higher.
The foods in the James River receding.
Judge Oud expected to return from fortre Monroe
to- morrow. The object If his visit attempt
Element of difficulties il the exchange prisoners
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

THE TARBoRo' SoUTHERNER informs US that snow
fill there last week to the depth of several inches. Be-
fore the week cut it had all disappeared 1t Is
feared that Considerable damage has been done to the
neach crop and 70 the gardens.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

There have been very frosts in the region of
Tallahassee and the "Floridan" fears the fruit is all
killed. The gardens have suffered very much. Taken
altogether the past winter has been the severest that
we have had for many years"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

>NTHE RALEIGH CONFEDERATE of the 3lst ccknowl.
edges the receipt Of the Daily State Journal published
at Goldsboro.' by Messrs. WIN. ROBINSON and JOHN
SPELMAN Editors. For some reason, the paper has
not been sent to u.s. any rate has failed to reach
u.s. We none the less wish the Editors and the paper
abundant success Neither Of the gentlemen stran-
ger to the public, and united they WILL do doubt, make
an able and vigorous paper.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

TIKI funding Of Treasury notes ceased yesterday. We
have unable get at the precise amount funded at
the two ccss il this place but will reach IN the neigh
borhooi of Oo0 We shall bs able to get the pre-.
else fsu res for Mondays issue.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

The Northern mail, received just before night, brings
little Of striking interest," but tie Petersburg Express con-
taIs queer announcement, namely the marriage of tie
'profc ard popular horess iss BRADDoN It is well
for Mr. MAXWELL the husband OF the prolific and popular
authoess OF Lady Audleys Secret, ETC., that he does
MT reside in Wilmington, N. c., Confederate States of
America, and The worst it is the poor is
an cd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07
TELEGR,APHIC

Entered according to the Congress- the year 1863
byJ. 8. THRAsHER, in the Clerks Office of the District
Court OF the Confederate States for the Northern District
of Georpia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

FIRE.-The alarm OF FIRE yesterday morning between
and o'clock, proceed ON the residence of &r. J..
r. CoNEY en- Fourth street, pear Orange. he fire is
believed to have been accidental and to have been DC.
casioned by spark FROM pipe used b3 tie servant
girl. The citzens in the Leighborhood aud the Fire
Companies were soon the spot, and through their
active and untiring ticns the preinsts saved,
and the loss personal properly was but trjajng,
Udily Journal Isl instant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07
FUNDING.

COLUMBUS, GEO, april LIST, 1854.
Tho total amount funded here million hun
dred and sixty five thousand dollars.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07
ABOLITION VOTE IN NEW ORLYANs-The following is
the vote cast in New Orleans Governor at the late Gle

Total
The vote Of the city 20 600 to
2 O0O and take this fact, in connection with the 900
troops Banks army GALL of whom voted) into consdera
stands naked before the world.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

GENERAL GRANTS brother,insw passed through
Atlanta on Monday last on his way 10 Americus. He
holds the rank of Captain and Was among lot of prs.
oners. Notwithstanding his destination, he was any
thing else than merry cuss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

Ur TO TUESDAY at O'Clock, $4,000 were funded
in four per cent bonds at the Depository at Marion
Court House, S. Co. and up to Saturday, $3.50 900 at
the Depository at Mas Bluff, in the same District
The Marion Star says that funding is going en- rapidly
as the close draws near.-UaHy Journal, lst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07
Join R. Larkins & Wife. Ell.
In Equity.
Now Hanover County
Fall Term, 1858.

JOHN Il. Larklns q Wife, e. l., In Equity.
1
Patrick Murphy, Admir-, with Now Hanover County
the Will annexed, and John Fall Term, 1868.
Miller, Executor Of Chas. Hen.
~, deceased. Bill to Account.
flNHIS CASE COMING ON, to be heard upon the bill
satisfaction of the Court that John Miller Executor and
one Of the Defendants nonresident II is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Wilmington Weekly
next term Of this Court at the Court House in the IoWp
Monday in March 1864 and then and there plead
demar judgmedt will be taken pro confssSo as to
him. ,
Teste A. ID. WADDELL, OierK q NJ T.
per H. A. BAGG, Deputy Clerk
March II. 25I6t"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

MAJ. SLOAN, 4aartermaster General OF North Caro-.
lima, is collecting large amounts of supplies at Greens
boro for the troops from this State. lie already has
several millions worth on hand.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

but no would be green enough to go into the
try in the hope of finding anything gree"er 'pAn
seld on this End OF April, 1864
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
@tl6t Davenport.
~ MpkeuSs. Wurtaeu Minmph

2 WpfcrlOa. Wrttafn Wlttrcm
IarA'E tr ct. .yrt6n Ian,sl YrDan,
lut |ultaun, H.; un1 adm yca,e I'm
NG.s'e Nauls. Salt eor1uf 0tn9 er
mad rem Salcon rec Den Smitb unp
irdM nod onperen Galccns. @eatn
Woraen (Donnnfo9) flopfle er Zen 81,
aentbiimr rse Salocrs GU Der @de bon
;}ron, unc BratphroFs nue lem Yuir
unr psrIanels ~ nrnttn; Vie u rcn bin
%ior'Nina mar n triTurfsr. Or Ttrtt
b61le mttrsu l,''@rN nuf rem l,rttu
'prrhtu I'll ut Yrr 80 II,
I'M tie. YIN Mp;Arn fdnr NAV rae 81.
lbenmsNt UNI 80 Ilibmtut c.e
Btvant uuf Ger Srafc rcr rrm 6. 0'att
boue, tai atr iet,rcm Don ibm ltItn
nt&is htrrsr 9,tou UNI af(tteh.
Der Brueet e,s 9s,m,ftrn A bier an,
sslanpt. UNI @atiorl&unasn ,n,un,uu.
WabtTheinIid >'sa' ii, %ut,o&m rr,.
Wtnn 70. 70 mousr III, bcftn, euf "a ae
hinge. ben S6alciam ouf RE Spurau
fommsn. Die Stort II itit ltr3r1u 3lu.
fart Don berrdt,atm @eNue,l fo,m9s
lu1t.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
a,,sg sat; auu,
Mr. @iaiam, Cornell Jspett nut ]bIt
Mbminiftratipu. >&@&

Ii AZ
yr. @m. Qorn,a ,Sepett mur6s Scm
= raats1ssrstdr untstri&teL bab I'll Atnais
1ntFtatisn fstne etrine n,&tf biufae unp
tba' ipsbbalt -tstat ausists bsp,Aisl $ipfr.
tsu thine .G-lG5
Or. Jsnst Fat Dem esnat Iola,nt,s
Wtrorta1 sin1Btrsf9t. 7%
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fuunefdafItae Mtb ilntf . y nrah.
rst&s ~ btsdnRfsens rahrf. 81, @slt
ibr urtbsI ipre&s lbtr III 'tubilttdt si.t
Union unt BE S%tlurerfrn9r.2 119i,tr TN.
men rorfttuttonsu ~.fttntn nfurr
ptdf'eenten wdbtru i, Ssrbnt tf
Gri'rf tu maG.n. = $3.50 80
ST. Rstorta6a uf9ttis t,utt ii. bftfir
A%nasItesnbdt folesnre @erie On BIN
prd'esntsn: @1t Ttnb-~ stwdtIt
Out& pas Botu n aIl.r Slaa.
Ste tult,n sSbr 0ife. ffar, ,DIss
Sabre otsr bic BE Steslion unterbyGtl
IT.: % III elmer Nsuwatl CUE Staotsn
mitmirfsn mdftn. pte trnn tin MUIR
Yrdftsnt etwdbIt wsrben bsvor nttt Grie.
Dc aef6lo0sn IL unb Ter 'eaeen antbfI
an Der Dabl nebmen tann? Skb1et
Sen baber tonRlil ntl1
prdfitrnt bts con fTtutto.
etn Aneetet rrpdbIt. wtitep Tam.
DAG 8otuu1 bss Sdptne IT tbatn rs ,he.
Aur .@abI ats e n6tbia ic:'ttt patan,
ten Sfbe BET Ssnntottu often ~ baItsu
unf eie Union III erbaltsn. INW.Dem.3
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
JBbtbtnt(itttr maretberthf
Ofiee bee ..DsmolIateu". I
RiffnD6 6 NnYiI 1894

- ACS
E1e 3ufutreu f7nb p6trenb t.r fstttna I, 1qays
tnfots. bs etneetreteneu S%esenwsfttrS unb BET
sorutA uerurfa&ten f&Ie6teu mtee fstr unbe:
otuttne 1trefeu usb In Ten prstfsn II fa8 CAT
feline Werdnberuue etngetrstsn. =
Gotsenbe fnb be btu.tseu g1cbuttsnprei(tt
Mebl. prstft uns.rdnbert unb MIR npttrts
- " $40 tts $3.50 @bolefale, uub $3.50 iii
Sc 20 Retatt. -- b. ~
Mttien IL %fortmdbrent In Ra&fraat unt
pirt ju % bis $50 ~nsrluuf..
@trfe Die Ra&fraee III midi. (.tr A,e(
ano bt :3ufubren unbsotuttrp. gslaaiu lib
baf1 ~ $l.20 tts $1.3O.
HpTn., Dit Radj.ast: 10 ftbr. are6 unt ber
p1sts If stpas ssftee.n. so Bic 6Se>.
i. SAFER. Der N1a1tt Ii ruu;e vae Bic BUDS
trasr niht fsbr eres. 3ufubstn %uu5ebeateut.
Vr.e: So bts zoe.
Roeaen. 3ufubrsm unb,t saknb unb tt
Na6fraas mdets. Yrsts 8ne. -. =
Bobnen. @ttbt ~ SITE tts g.,
e m n. Gladefaamen So % bis 81 rs.
9imctbp'aamtn 1925 bis $3.50. AlssIaautn
500 bis 1925.
Aartuif4In. apmm.n iest ,pt.b.r In De
5taSt unit su.rbsn ~ Soc per 9uibel serfcufi..,
astfsl. erlne, $3.50 biz $50. =,
Butter. ST tn utusrtr 55nl kbr rar g..
uo,ttu a7b roart IS Bis 400 prr gfuap.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

Ir Strobbdte fir Domsn, Mirbsn,
&inrsr, Mdnnu unp &uubsn III sbN(o
nieoriaen Yrstlen ale leBtsn Sommsf1 bel
Smi,b, aeatntbu pom e Glotre 0uus.
Smiib bat loeben tin orobss GfNtsm.nt
aana fri(1er @aorsn, ate sfe neuener
Worsn umfo0enp. cbaltsn, fopobt In
Strobblten oIs aud tn Boaeu. unp
BiIjbdttn. Wan taufe tmarr t.t Smttb.
~ Neue 8aaten! Ntue Daarsn |
Cine aroee Auswabl nsuu 6rdbjakrs
unb Sommer 8%leipuncfe, &aIicoes,
Sitdereien, Domentu6e u {. No., fosbsn
erbalteu bei @aeswortb, Gds BON Bratp
unb 2. Graft.
. 1 Ser bette Ylot, um Eapeitu ~
-~fauftu, III bd pIummtt go. so
BrorY Srn6e, o6ertalt Der Yofoffee.
BH auit Topeten III biatesm preiie
pdnf&t Get, fpredr bet 6errn Ylummtr
usr. 3al3mt2nnu
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
(aus ben Cation Dsxotras.}
Die meoijin fir ale gatreSjeiten.
ST.. 3s6ad'A Rnacxbtter8. 80

@ir~ bsanfprudtn nnsbr als otead<He
8unbe pom bsr Arjndwtatnf&afL unb wd6Ienb
wtr %tinrdunteu, bat 6umbu9 tloS etn anbsser
Axsb.ud fls De1su9 n uHb sates fttas antttge
In uuftrn, Bta,t er,6etnen laHtn, wel&e barauf
aussstt, Rtuf&sn ~ tduf&su, 70 Anb mir bod
NIT Srsaben berstt. easjentse IN eu,pfsblen, mas
ptr far ttne suatre Bo9lt9as fas Bic 9dtaf&aft
taiteu.
sBtr taben klbR Dr. 2etads MaS<nbtters
serfu@t unb bejeaSea aus Grfatrunp. bae bas
felte elm d6ter uub fetr bettfarusr Arhtet IL.
Dtsfes 8tttere dtsrtrft iebe Trdparatton trssnb
elmer Art, be wtr ienaals 9tbrau&t taben nnb
mir ratttn allen, wel6e Elm uatlbes. aasres unb
aussnebmes 1eateam ,panfdep, btee Rsbtjta
III esbrau&er. Ger bteielbe stnn,al Serfn&t.
pirb Ne ut.btr ssrfudsu. Bsfonbsrs potlttd.
tts IL Re BEN Rdstn ba tstttr Dttteruua.
- @tste BE anjstss. (3ap)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
Die Sutna 2e8isIatur.

DteFelbe pat nV oetanntI'W3 om ~.
| WdrA Satast. bts @stbs. bic fe erlaf.
FIN, r,.btn ear9 bh bsutfds prsNe Der.
bfentt&t nerb.n, Do@ ,pol,n mir sint
B,Rimmuna In Doruus bsrausbsbsn. "a
ne fur pie Dsuyf&rn In Srot grun'y Don
Sntus0s H..
g. lou namr,@ fsln. 8ud&uunNsae
l,uihaft ppltten ahsReusu 'tdtfen, bfpor
Ge nedStbi,ftn bat. pos III $4,000 elm
aaob,&es xapttal tedst. Di'k Btf'm
r,uuA MIRO aud far ssRsnietttse BniI&t'
rauaeu,(,nfnaf,sn In Ston Geuulp pobI
~ beotten fsin.
Cine Bill psoen Qreitun8 t4nT Gin,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS une Senruna unee
1ommilGonus mad Dsu,lhIaup f lrur6.
Bir bsraustn tisfse Mot "a mir une
po', elmer ful9sn Na,utur jest nod md'
mentaer. ale Dor 10 Sobrsn pr(preben
rd,fen. Die ~9cwn lubune" TT ancerer.
WnFdl unl bsmettt ratibu:
SIS lit paS aln 9ieo! Nidt nur. rob
Sersr ouf letnsm &tsbl.n9sproirt&en Be
a,ben muttr, tpts mon ras f&on eemobui
il, fonpun uan lberetne uuc bt!etpta't
aud Die bisr antpe(eupsu Deutiden. Ole
i& far 81. Sahe injets(Trten uno fsdts
lid eintr Nmertfaner, pel@e tbr nur
babe Aufmutlomtsit l@entitn. ia, man
gina foear BON Dubuque uno Dausnpers
aus 70. peit, ets Wotipe Der bier In oisfrr
Nnedteenbeit lbdttQsn Deutf&en au pe1>
rddttasu. Inter (olden umadnoen fonnts
nan tein anosres Nslultat erwattsn."
!. 90 uieleiht DE etne riefer Bemerfun'
bsn :fd uuf ben Ddpenpoltu ~Dsmotrat"
btsitten :1oQ - cenn mir wabten. fonf
Mot, tab bon beu'1&n @ein aus Da>
'usnport font BE Su@e berubrt poresn
mare - 70 met1tn MIR temsresn. po6 cine
gang selsesnIltas furae Notis. bic mir DON
Der Ga0e natmen. ttnen Gtnaub ouf Dos
omuifontfae @e!um -asbaRl@bahen fam
Btr inp pdSun p5Gia nbtr5sua1. pa5 fsin
Amr:Ifanu auf cieie Nott5 a%ufmsrflam
gsmadt porpsn 1T.
SIN htbriesn t5nnsu pfr BON an(nrA
IN dt ntat abesbsn. Die ginwnnrs'
rnnosaeen.ur, BE uor elmer 8sibs Don
9abr.n spn prr. e.9tstatur erttbttt tpuree, !
murre err i'm 9ntsu0. elmer befimmtsn |
pn(5nlltgstt te,riebsu, eonn .abu, mad
Dem Die fe cretrenpe Blu paf6rt morcsn
mar, b,nutt, um sinen Dsutiden aus (si !
nsr ~ bcbtn petition bt"aueaunerfn.
De jesiae Did putrs nod uns oorl1sarn:
cen Berihten aus Dee Woines obermale
i'm SnuuNs aemi6u Decentralization oat
TIT, nobel mir inreb bsmerfen, pab wit
ubu rt.(e Yul6nEdtsitsn ousrptuee i'm
Sr1tbum aepe(en letn m5hsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

Moa gu 2ubDie's XVI. 3eiten aot
es am froni5Nitsn 6ole un,er oneern
Gbarpsn aud Die zines f0niaIid,n NodI
aubltrdaers, mtI&e NIT etnem idbr'ten
@sbolte bon 1000 eirr1s o%t,tunrsn nor.
Die %spoluticn ,on SO idofn mis 70
manhcs anrerr, 70 aud oieTtn nG61fnpo.
aen" ob.
Die am,,tinn1(ds A,voyntien Con 1861
BAT In ibren tieberiesn 0s,loufe mands
Nsuerune In uu(sru @epublif berporQes
trodt, Die nenip an rs Rutsn aItsn Re,
%putlitahtl&.n torlidsn hn1 9uaesn 3si'
ten uinnern. Dn rpfib. pb Ter neul'
ebrItae ,,Abrabdan" nt&t oh@ NOD Fh
etnen. Mo&taubltrdou anfedm nfro 2
Die 6 er0Hi(imf, bs(oncsts BE bon Ter
prf6s, plrren Gd UNI Gen 20 FEN Areiten.
Gten ~ germ Ea&tfub|rdeet ale 5pd'
@sQE6tr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
9aS Mbrabamitifde @laubchsAtftnnt

9as Mbrabamitifde @laubeksStftnnt
ni6. unb Is beeab G& etne 3eit, rab
abraham Der -Gr3pater lsintm 2ppe nobe
tam. Ct aber far9tete fd {ebr uno moQts
nod 4 SABRE ldn9er 1btn auf rsm Stub'e
TN Beieen 6aule.
Al1cbalb RIFF It feline &'stn9sl unb On.
atl iu(ammen, uueI@t Ia (ino @cntrat!orsn
nxb 2~isferauten Der Nrmce uuo ets Ssstor
nu Sstaber uno 'folasr, rs|9e babea
pollen etnen polen. uno (pro9:
So Str bas folsenee B,ftnntniB ab
a'At unp Gao 8ok elaubt an r~a1elbe. 70
niQ t@ GuG loAsn In Guren Asmtsrn
unb asben @u@ @tedsn sno fstts Con
tratte.-D ies aber let. Guer 8sfsnntntb:
SD gtaube an Nbrabam ben grfnper
bu Gmanstpattons. une @ssonfrus'ions'
3beorte.
Sd CLAUDE an abratam, ta6 trielbe
s~mpfansen unp eeboren ID. pom Bolt ON
A. Mdra 1861. @sitttn> 9epsint9t unp
8elreu1iet IL Don ben Ybiarildsrn, 70 oo
teteen bts polttii&m Yfufen unb aaferfe'
ben -ptrb an, A. Mdra 1865. G6 ntepn>
ieBtnp auf hen @tubt siaes @a(btnator,
IA f&suesn &et@tbum unb Ntutsr allen
Denen. trslGe an i'm elaxku.
Sd CLAUDE an @brabaune 6tpeles. Sd
Nlaube an Die feRe unb tnntefe @esbro.
berase aats Btut{aussr az. ma.k BE
Dolfee. Sd CLAUDE. ea6 ben, Abrabau,
ale Sanbsu perettru pstbra HON Dolte
sou 'hie 4uftrfttune abrdtauHs ara 4.
Mdr3 1865 uup .eapla4 ~ ON GorttsRe,
ben re 6duinaelS xuo ter Corruption.
nie foldbes is$t Aane uno sdbe it,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

@aribatbi. tnn gaprera terfduunben.
Gasbss 9paIie- tomu,t BE Ra@rt&t 'oo6
@arttalpt puSlt& Dol, Qapreta Ssr,
f4uuaben iet, uno tab bic ttaItenif&e
3<stesune f& beetaIb tn ercesr 9stls'
AsnteAt tefnte.
Borter lief I'd @asitaln tim ,&bef
tef Seretni8te, uusarti& pelptf9 'tta lie.
ntl4en Stnitfrdfte" rrue,nen. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
nus Werito.

Gep.Co.f, 3. Npril.
Die GouNpontsn3 Der ,.4tmts" aus fopana
sn'balt Naatsattn con Rtrite 10 Jun 10,
War3.
% fde|nt gents ,u fstn, eae I'D gtbaurrt Of
fsntltd et8sn 8xores trilart bat. Den. 4Rss,a
marfat,tt a.Gen etn mtrItaniftsn General Co.
tfabo. uno leeteru ftsts fh sbenfaus In 9sw..
aung, UNI Wsita ~ btrimpisn. '@nes1n Na6.
IittsR lufolss NOR Iobloso I'm 8sertT, fn
nab ben Der. 5taaten ~ bessben. -
GIN acknowledgements fon at9ereif! fttn.
UNI ft NIT Suar'a su btfpreaen. 8.n, Falatut
wo1f: IN %uI}sm pon Der Siaet Ntrifo nab
.Yv,tld ebrttien, Nm bte Sp.rattentn etner Or.
y ttliou 9sasn bat fuoltft Wsrifo ~ Iel.en.
81, Hatritl pon Der Gtnnabmt @uaealasa
tn's bur6 urlaa unb Die Srf@febuus Rtramons
lhtint unbearlnhei ~ f.tn. uraca fc1 I'D lu
1rtenossn tatsn une In iubltdsr H,dtuns pon
Ncrelta mQr(tirsn.
Crtsea ica burn tta franloa(tsn Gsn'ral
s aaaens cine M,rerlaoe ultttsn babsn upb fi-
ne N.mu aufatlofl fttn.
Gle Iran,oitn fo1en Iatasec unt Wirttittar
nah .inissn bluttesn @sfettsn aufs,esb.n b.
hen. Die iran,5a(he Blotlt .blpdtrt. 81: Aufe,
pom @sra Gru) tts Eabaseo .GI,na. sSu etuiasn
H'sfedtsn nab. I1p1rto tltt5en BE Gran,of.n
Stsen.
81, @arnifcn BON 8amp!ec rudt,, naGbsn
lie psrtirit ncrben nor. aus unb l~ttferte cen
qiteraIsn line Sdla6t. murbe absr bis ~ ben
Tlausrn Der Statt jurudsstrtsbsn, no fs F6
cuf6onste. Dtf etb.rol,n unier Gsass balten
Nriaea uno'tte Aus.s.acbtkSt.
Ste franlcdf@sn Rrsujsr werbtn In 9dlss
Ua,atltn uno Mun,antla unb @uvamas BIO
firsn.
81 gnmetnlis'on ,(pn b!s auf 6 satataene
,tfRdrh issrrsn uab 70 Jabr, In Rtr,to tlst
ten.
Bran mslrvt, BAT Natamoras ntnt bettptIt
reto:. um Diifeultdten NIT t.n B.r. Gtaaten
" pt1ms!etu.