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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-05

DETAILRD MEN IN GEORGIA +. Major
Locke, Chief Commissary for the State Of
Georgia, publishes the following 1s,ice in
the Savannah News
"RIoHMoND, July 25,ls64.
'TThe Secretary OF War has DECIDED that
Governor Blown has no authoritj to de-
tail mon. He will telegraph Generals
McLaws and Cobb
In conformity with the above ttleeialn.
Ill detailed employees Of the Capmissa-
riat in this State will remain at tlsir fosts
in the performance Of their nppbpriase
iuties as heretofore. Those alre;8y on
heir way to the front will show ibis or
der to the nearest Enrollipg Officer
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y. M AEeT'HN,

WATCH MAKER.
iii AS room II JoSfs' HOTEL, aud is prepared to
Ia do all kinds Of work in his line sucl, repairing
watches, clocks &C., atshort notice, and
bic terms. July l7-dlw.+,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-05
salt for Racon, wheat or FIour.

I,IlE undersigned isfrepared TO exchange salt for
| bacon wheat or iour on reasonable terms.
Col. THOMAS HAYNES is my agent at ShHq1Alsk
and will exchange eight bushels Of salt for hundred
ounds Of side bacon.
WIN. D. CHRISTIAN is my agent at Forest Station
the Southern Road, and J. J. BucHAE, at Walden,
IN Central Railroad, who will exchange seven bushels
u salt forone hundred pounds Of bacon A liberal
exchange will be made by any OF my agtnts
COR wheat or -four. The salt shall be Of the
best quality! hRvea permit from the Government to
make this exchange The bscos being forward to
he army e. received. therefore in going 10
ny agents, your properly Is free from improvement
You who desire 70 inter into such an arrangem ent,
sbould confer with me BY letter or in person.
iulv 27d&wlw G Walden
!. -, : !. = - - =. =
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DISTRICT CouRr. C.S. A..

50. Decision Of Dist. of Mss,
Clerks Office, Macon, July 30, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby givenihat the regular Terms Of
l said court changed FROM tie first Monday Of
May and November to the second Monday of April
and October
by order of court,
Aug3 i3t W. H. BROWN, CLERK.
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Blacksmith wanted.

THE HIGHEST WAGES given for GOOD
l. BLACKSMITH, white or black, to report imIne-
iistely'to JN0. 4. sIBIIY,
July 24dew MAI & q. NJ.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-05
Summerville Institute.
EXTRA SU.1XOMEKe SESSION

ON the first Monday Of August next. will open q
~ select class, to teach myself from the day Of
opening to the second Monday of etember following
lam induced to this account Of the brief time allo
ted TO boys for school purposes and the abundance
vegetables, butter &c, at that season, The summer
is our healthiest season in the mountains.
will take twenty good boys who will deliver me
100 lbs OF bacon at my house. or to Mr. r. j. Dunlap,
Station Agent at Shuqualak, and two hundred and
hfy dollars in money, all to be paid thelst Monday
II August.
Adtlreas me carly, At Gholson Miss
May H. 1864 THOS. 8. GATHR1GHT,
:, Principal
~ Conveyauees will pc at Shuqualak on Saturday
before the lst Monday. mayl5dtf
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BG5~ The blockade runners, spies, &c
floating through this department, will be
gratified to learn that Col. Tom Taylor,
late Provost Marshal General, has been
ordered to Virginia. Col. T. commenced
drawing the reins SO tight that direc
perjury was necessary in order to eros,
the lines without permit from head
quarters, He had hardly begun his ca
reer of usefulness when called to a new
field, and the Office he held abolished.
AS to the righteousness Of the move it is
not our province to speak, as those who
control military affairs ought to know
what they are doing. Perhaps it is not
necessary for this assumed departments
o. the service TO have head--a foun
tain from which general instructions
would flow, and to which could be trans
mitted all information calculated to ben
eft the cause.
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NO CURE!! NO PAY!!!
MARSCHALK'S
SOUTHERN FEVER

-AGUE PILLS
VIE Proprietor, sfIer thorough test Of near eigh
teen years. has The most perfect confidence in re
commenting these Pills TO the public They are nc
Yankee Vegetable humbug The materials Of which
hey are composed are taken from the mineral aDd
any offhe prepsratiopsof mercury IN Them. They
can be taken BY the infant Of one month old viii
impunity.
They are warranted 10 make permanent cure
10 fact, 20 eradicnte the disease from the system
II they are taken exactly according to the preserp
ton, and h not effected, the purchase money
viii be returned
A MARSCHALR, Proprietor.
Iulv e-dk.tf Fayeite, Mississippi |
ENoR SALE Ar THIS OFFIOE-5O Reams best |
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NOTICE. Z"
SALT DEP'T STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

DtSUEOUltIy LtpUI, 2
State Line, NJ. & O. r. r. July IL, 1864. J
VNHERE are two hundred and FIVE thousand pounds
ofsalt at this Depot, for the benefit Of the indi
gent families of soldiers which will give to each bene
hciary three pounds. at fifteen cents per pound
The Presidents of Boards Of Police of each county,
are requested 10 come or send Immediately for their
prorata share, with the money and requsion, as pre-
scribed by law.
You have been notified BY mail stating the number
z. A. PHILLIPS,
julyl3-dim. GsnT Salt Agent State of Miss
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CONSPIRACY IN MISSOURI. The st. 10
seph Herald has discovered that there /.
formidable conspiracy there to cary,
Missouri into a union with us. The stat,
government disarnsd loyal men, arc
placed arms in the hands OF returned
rebel soldiers and their sympathizers
The civil officers Of State and Genera
oden Guitar thought they had found
panacea for all the decentralization inc, y
oent TO the revolution in their new mill.
tla called Paw-paws. but II now a,,nea,.
according to TIE fIFFafd tffar THOSE 81
the Paw paw militia in Platte county who
did not join Thornton, boxed up then
guns and rolled out tbs cases Of ammu
milton drawn from the STATE Government
add sent all. 70 the guerrilla camps o.
TGornton, and Taylor Of the Quantrell
rangers. The people Of Missouri are Ger
tainly paying for their. hardness at the |
lhcipiency of the wsr The horrors O, |
intestine war are being felt in almost
every county in the State. Every Mis-
4oufl paper we receive is feeming will 1
accounts Of guerrilla operations.
- -
MATTERS IN FLoRIDA.-The Lake Cit,
Columbian of the Goth inst, says: The
nemy came out from Jacksonville lasi
week, in numbers not known, but various
Y estimated at from 40 to 400 consist
ng OF negro cavalry, infantry and desert
re-. They went out to Callahan Station
n the Fernandina Road whe. the,
urned some buildings, and then pro
eeded to Mr.. Higginbotham's, where
ley stole number of negroes, and com
lifted the usual depredations. 1t is SUI
osed by some that this move was a fein,
cover the evacuation of Jacksonyil.
the enemy, as it is stated that tw,
ansports were seen going down the
yer loaded with troops. Our troop,
ere promptly reinforced, and, at las
counts the enemy had retired into !
Feais are entertained for the safety o,
'lonel J9An Broward, and his son Wash
gton, who went down to look afte, .
alters on their desolated plantation | a
ID have not been heard of since tn, a
ID. The Yankees had made pa7tieula, g
quirles after them on former occasions. Il
i is quiet now. y
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WANTED,

UALLOw, for uhisA we vilI ply THREE Dol
II LARS per pound ~. SHANNON 4 CO.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-05

LNOR sALE-Between Eve and ak hundred
L pounds Of Type Metal Enquire al sOfBee.
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DESERTED

DESERTED
EfROH the camps of General Lees Escort near Ne
4 ridian on Thursday the 2lst inst, LARGE BAY
HORSE sixieen hands high, long bodied with saddle
mRrkaen each side and also marks of collar mech
and name He Is seven eight years old. think
" u nths naiehhnibno1 somewhere. A liberal
ward will be pa II Tor ha If delivered TO me AsVr
Yonngis, or at Mr.. James Shackefords near town.
July 26d4t.. Private O. S. ACEE
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-05

VI The Hs.dsquarters Of the Bureau
u coBsipon In This State are this day transferred
TO mi. place. where hereafter all Official oommuniea-
lions Vtll be addressed.
By order Of J, C. DENIS,
Maj commsndAni for Mississippi
KIcHAHD D. scKKvES. Lieut.. "A. AG.
trr-.'f sef
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09
&plbat unb SIrAtr.

@olbat unit Blrau baten In tiefer
prafungs3eit un (ersr Hspublif elei9 MID.
tfoe paidten. 3u erfllen uno rur oann,
tusnn Ge ld Jbstee oenislben NIT Greue unb
Gnsr0te wiomen, miro bas '2ano 0e1sttet
aus btsler @rtfS b%troorssbsn. Bdbreno
Der @olbat BE S@la&tsn Der Union 9es
een osr,n duesrsn Gsinte l&Idst Dat BIT
8lrasr ntdt nur Die Mru,esn Au untsrbak
ten uno tsrsn atlt&tste Nsibeu NIT neu.n
Eruppen au fdusu, {onoern Il bat DOT aQen
Dinpen tas palladium cr Grets
beit, btt &ehtt bsr B6r8tr, rte
Snt.9rttdt beS @ouutrn'eme nte
oe9sn pe1frn @tnneren Getnotau
be@1Bep. @r fid pfefer pft4t
tntltsbt. 1T 70 usrd&tlt@ mie Der Dsiettsur
I'm Gelee, Ct III boppslt uetd&ht@. nell e
.un(sr; firm BON bsr 6stmatb tdmpfenbsn
.65bne une Braesr rpdbreno tbrer abpe'
isnbett fetoe UNI Sen eobn 1ose 8ampfss
tetrlet. ST ~ -Hi
6iernu9 nmtGeu,au b.n patriotts mus
jensr lttsuesn snglif&tn Scurnate uao
Der Na@basr %tsrfsltsn, ubsl&e es Ia btsfsr
3sit, 100 clue fd (sIbR In 2bsr Madt er'
balten wplsnbe 1riRofratie bic tAlteRen
Ns@te tes @pltssj 8sriual@dbt nino NIT
Gdbsn tritt,I unb no mir uiunar&ti@en
3ufdnbsn entssesutreibtu, IS ale. lopalfe
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09
III Der Mrrnee. ~2in:
coin pee6er." .
(gorr&lponbsna bss Dao. .,Demotrat.~
49,: g. u MI er I a NIB Mrmes rs. Mai.
Gur wel9en praIb enten b

49, - Sir ,pel&en praIoenten be
Golraten i'm Mugemeinem 1iw n { psrs
ben, 1T ntht lst@t ~ ia9en. @ebsu eie
Sffeiere ben @usl9lqa uno Rtmm.n bic
.Iruppen oui @ommanop. 70 wirp 2incoln>
menr nominirt cine Arobe Majorttat Der
5timmen erbalten. ,Darfen aber bic @ol'
oalrn fret fimu1en. 10 wQrpen fe faft etns
ftmmte bsr1 Gen. Butler Dor 3tn.
ben @ursus setsn. ofnn Butler N
IN Hcer eanssn Mruee ltbr ttlfsbt. Die
'isBt eifrtefsn Greuuoe 2ineclns In ber
Nrmte fnp bic SfFetsre, ttel iunf in Me
Gl.uan bsl1 Narrsn 8sfra1en batten. Wes
Gre n n I betrtft, 70 Bat ct ptsle etfrtBe
Hleunee IN e Mrmse, bt(onpers. zuilter esr
absr AUD uatet ben Nr'srtta'
,1ern. Sur (p,t9t man no. mot off''
laut Gber tbi aus, neil e6 tntblteoB oer'
,nojm,,en merbtn t5nnte. uae peh man
olaubt bae'babtint .1ur ete Foreigners tar
ibu :arteiten lrerbtn. !.
Ndr Qiueoln piro inOsitn fart esurz
beft,t. ia frfat.e Id aud BON lr1stnsn,
Brnbtr: btr .austnbltdlt@ ta Nenpbis
Iftof. uno .bhr muB. ID. Stt NIT elmer
innntrbars1 SnRitntiun bt1aalt u1adben
btnle ID, bae g mid: Q aus
trldfn5 talnt.5 Go 8ifbt BIN, llnb. tritosr
uuttr etM ptipatsn eeute. ttt fdb bslon'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09

bertr gerre@te srfreusn. Gie 6nb uatss
htttsn' 5oosr. itntut Uerpaube ifaf fee pea
esu' ,bsi&tuerlt&aeu DisnRe fret. pevsebs
ren psrtrautsr NIT ,nau&sm Offeie,. ale
anbere. fnb: NIT @rtenbads ispoEi veri,b,a
:laane -batsn baber- aud of far aub,re ab.
rta. Sis fu&sn I& tsIt.bt il MAIDEN
was nt9t f&wn IL unb o.bstttn NIT au,u
1.dftsn fdr 2tnerln. Sd tsnne sin.u
Ots'n Drobn.n, Der FIN isbt ta&ttssr Rse.
nsr III unp RID on rrbsitsrnpsp Autteo.
kh'~"Wbsrt@ TROUT esH FstA ni&t.=0an
ettlt s.usss 12tufs.H +6pu&n"
nensei'. .@s .pdre sntsr.Font, perr, man
que anotrtn 3bsttsn eey N1nss srfabren
t5nnts, Oh cisis SuattutISin dap,m.tu tin.
aefab!t porosn IL. ersr at&t: 90 mag ia
tsttaef@ttln apfaq ittu. Ter mid ~ stn.u,
taVpsn S@luB aefdbrt bat.- bod (dsint
MIR pte Sa&e mad NIsn aufausub uub
perbd@tte. unfer ~Spu&u" IL aud tn.
u'er reid NIT s!neo|n' papers eslsBust. 49,:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09

yFi&t Der Bdreer $rsbiesn, be Ma&tbas
eer: rubis eswdtssn lu la0sn, ee In aatR
Dtnesn bltnbltn9s liz unterftabsn lttib
Son. ben tnnsrsn anselsstnbttiiH rpss btt
Bltde uuf bic @rmse ju rt&ten. 2stpeI
!Inben -(olHe 6timmsn. nur- III ,8sntt9te
Obren. - Trdebstt tno @let@8dlttefett,
DetBbsit une Bobletenert fnb oorBerrs
l4sno I'm @olie Aeworotn. Bic Is enplId
tn Dsisrsion fsiner pRi&t pns fslnu War,
It ben dub uulorsn bot. etne NsE
n un.g-Su=baben-u nb ,dn (etnsrs .Gnt..
artuna mad Shdnerlnren bai&t, UNI f9
Dor 61 ielbft unp bsm ireten Wanne ae
asn0ber ju u4tfattsen Ore1 3u entlaul.
pt9sn. -,
Das Neht tss Dlrgsrs Ter cemctta!t'
(den NspublIf IL feline tnpiptpueue Gret>
belt, tas frete @ort, bic frtte Simme.
Sc IN nt@t nur (ein Ne&t. "a If feline
y fli&t as8en. cas @oupernes
rnent, etelelben au beDabrsn uno su
lbsn. Dtensn uno Bebordm III Die
paidt rse untsrtbanrn Ger Wonar6is,
&ebRbsrtfden innerbaIb Der eonRitstto'
neIsn gdranten BE YRidt res 8spubli.
faners. Nber wte mtrb ptele YRtdt &C.
lbt2 man&n Nmerifaner miro In
Sslt9fudt ODER In mtbusrfanpensm pa
trioismus untrtbdn BET Dttner, tie er
fa leItf' ecldofen bat unc 6eetbt f@ Der
Wurpe pss frst.n Wannes, unh Eandu
Deul(de bat ntdt ben Mutb, lol&tn emf:
artsten Gtnaetornen ZEN Dienf III flntt
9en. trd9t Elm coppeltes @eGdt 1T fret
unter Gen Greisn, Dtensr untsr Zen Die:
nern. III bier fdr Tremont, bort fur Gin
coin. Seine siasne ueberseu9urg cpfsrt
er istnsm Maoen unp iu@t S&uB bsi ie>
.nsr ptsGs, re I'm be3atIIen Dtenfe Ger
9anpssottfof,atts fsbt.
Sir Deferteure i'm Geloe eibt ses zine
@nafe.. Die atsr wel9e bon tbrer Blrz
eerpRidt oelertirsn, ibrsn polten perlof,n
une lin in ets 6dnce Der tnre1en Grtnrt
rsr 0olfefutbett unp Ter 0olfarsate g.
ben, 9eben fraFos aus, ia merrsn OCT
belobnt.
@lr reten BIER ni6t pom parteien. (ou>
eern bios ron Snriuiruen. Wtro pie
;3sA erf estommsn istn, cab Der Baraer
Ger Nsputltf Gb nidt mebr ieiner (eltf
Iddut. (oneern often uno fret feline ueber>
seu8une u%ertrttt, wte eS infer @cupetne:
unent %pertanet oann nitro Ger Sag rec
Sells uno Der Getbeit 9efommen letn, unp
nt9t eber.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09
1ubm s.. Trempnt
uimmt Die Domination beoingungamtif

wv
Gremontb bat Die Domination eer
GleseIano @onpmtton anaen . M
N E n, jsro9 untsx ru 8eptng u n a.
rae fstn raptfaler Mauu in Baltimore
srnannt puee, Zen Ct lort unterfaBsn
miro.
Qinccln's @kternwdbluua betraatei
ct ols cine Notionnl @alauttdt uno wirr
ols Ganeirat Ter 8aetfalsn eetielbsn o.
pcrirsn,-84emont III aus rr Armes
ousQetrtcn, In welder ct ia rod feline
AnReaune erbolten tonnte, UNI pole Grst'
beit Der Ntr. Gd bsc:enen gu f6nnen.
8ir baben rae Mnnobmsldrettm bee
eso lenY arftnpers nod nt&t
srbolisn, merrsn ate1,' wobr(&etnl'6 ,rur@
Gle nddRe YoR In Ten 8efB ee0slten
eelsbt msreen.~ NusAa9e aus renislber.,
mts rr 1elsararb ls trtnet m5ssn wt'
niht mittbe len.
Mu@ Gc6rane sei1t IN efnem
S9utben feline Mnnobrne an.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09
Was Der &aiier Mar nod Mmerita nit
brinQt.

Sn elmer Ylenarculamnlun9 bee vGe.
pertnuS,@ sretus" In @ten> btelt tin Or.
@tster fol9enee troQi9e &eoe:
Die Sp6ttfr metnet' tpobl, &atlsr Na'
polson perl&enfe ben msritantf&en Gbron
uno lprs@e: sd Btbe BIT incline e6sne
@unpe: au9 nod In zen Raukv" aber
Dem 1T nt9t ", oenn IS IT nt&t- Nopole'
on III; lonbern @ott, Der rtelen 1brpu
psreebsn. @ls BON '@ott aelenbstr Mtl'
fonar Gbsrnobm 8atier Martmiltan L.
bic &rone Monte3uma's.
SO fam elm TroR fir aIe @ldubfBsn
letn, taB que tpt6tioen punfte, mel@e I'm
6Rret9t(ben @oneorpat dnsn 6ort bse
Ratboltai8mus btlben, aud I'm merttanis
lden @oncorbat aufeenomu,en wurtsu.
sc Fnb bse>anbse 6oFnunsen YoIbat''
ben, oob pteitr @srtrae NIT BEN btt!tetr'
@tuble In eansen amsifantf@m @entt'
nsrt CD @eltune erbalteu treree. Oofor:
biret BAG tapfsre @&wnt Mar'u.tltanS.
Der oie u%nsldubtetu Rspublifonsr TN Na'
men pes trabren @ottes 3u3d@tt9e1 osr'
0tben wtrt. ST ,ptro uomenllt@ jsne
beipntlde Brut 3u psrtilpm tpf6sn, btrs'
Sstt.nw.l,n ben Nortm NunrrtFas. Ju it,
neun gopou, unb @emorrta 8enla&t b.
ben. l1np er MIRO aud itne beutf&et
WtbdRen su srnt&su wt1en. pie biniber
oerarpett Rnb unb Az G~al1tneen unb
mtutonm bte teue @elt NIT ibren esbren
pnpefkn."-
@do Goneorbat Snquiftton une S&et'
tnbaufen miro Matel mttbrineen. 3tt'
tsrt SIR -4sBey l. g@-o.,rs4 ~.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09
glue uHe9ierun9partet" III Der
6cDublif.

Gie bIo6e Grifsni elmer ~9eaierunass
parIst" in Ter Republif loIte jecen Ne<
publttlnr sur @ablomfttt mabnen.
Denn absr cine lolde Rsbierun96partei
erf often 9s9en tas 0olf uno renen
3s&ts auflritt, In tbrem eisenen 5ntert0e
cie Wittel rsr Nation psrrpencet, msnn
NspoIismue uno .6ofaunf cte 1ftn'li&eu
Nsmter belssen, BE Yre0e re baupt(d&z
LID le @duswebr fir risRs4te re6 0oltee,
rur6 Nsmter, Guntrafte ,r. II. Don Ger Nes
oi>rune aufRefauft miro.-wsnn unterfl
Bun0 Der Neaisrur0, b. ). @sbor|am unit
untertbansntbum. ols b6dl1e 8lrsepRi&t
ale TsR fir Die 2oyalitdt proflamtrt pirp,
une pte prs0e ees Qanres Cole Neate<
runesprs6O In 9let&u Bei(e rpte BE &e'
pterunoepre0e In Monor6ten aQe ftetsn
Mdnnn uno wabren Rspublttaner ole
~Waleoptenle" uno Repolutiondre Der.
fol8t, Damn 1T rie b5&fe Belt fir DIT
.G.eimdnnr Der Nation 9efommen, .baa
Sod %ot3uwrfen, BE con0ttuttoneler
Redte rs Botfss aus Den 6dneen be,
Wadtbabu 3urldsuforcern uuo rte an
cen Nano yes u~ntsrSan8es sebsa@te @e>
publif III 1etten.
Dtt(e usbeneuaun6 tpar e6. welde ti'
@leoelano entton lduf
mel9e ale Dtltpotsn barnapni1a osrbant
uno lire 8ubunolun0fn ~lettete. ~Dai
5did(al Ger Nation ,auf weitere pfei
Sabre In DIE 6dnre oieier IomtntRratior
nteusrle0en, betbt DE Republtf perratben."
Die Convention madte 1& fein @ebeim'
nib ibsr bic S&wieriefeit Der Quf9abe
stne Identification au6 Der @ewalt 81
leBen, welde lber bag 0erm6aen Der Na'
ton uno BE Nrmee pes 2ance6 9e6tetft
welde rurd Qontructe uno Iemter i'd
cine uresbeure patronage geldaf. bat
unb in perenD ienf 6uuperte erfauftn0e Set:
rilber uno Wrnole6 Don Ger pre1e fteben
5ie nor f@ ioru con fiiuttunfl'
len pfltdten. 70 wie tbrer &edte1be
mubl uno ie psrtrauete BEN Boltt
Sie flmmsrte id ntdt UNI BE Drobun:
9en BON Wo(bin0ton aus, bab aue esttt
cieler Bewseuno bon Der &eoierune mfr:
Tn perfol9t wereen, ntat um bic Nuni6'
tune pss Nsdte oe6 5abeaS @orpus, III
e,tannts tbre Yaidt uno erflQte Ge.
Sc 1T isbt BE Belt 9efommen, wsl&'
Gle untertbanea uno oteGret'
m dnnsr (dsioen wiyb, 90 tptrb Fd ieB'
seiDen, wslde Biroer patrtotismu6 unit
&bre esnue belBen. I'm Dem Serpiltsmua
Der bsao@.nen Rtsui3ettun9ene It,
uatsrsnoen Iynaaie oerddtlt6 ben 0lder
~ fstun. uno wel4e in nteori9sr GeiebetI
cen Naden Dor Zen ~boben perm" fgdmz
men mtroen.
-Dtr pertrauen Dem 9olfe urb Ter 5ldt
ceS Bolfes. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09

! 81 ats n al. Aus8aBeu OF
idb.lf@sn Nus9aben bn 9%tetnfpdrttser'
Standardization t6nner auf fpl8eabe Wstle
nlammsnseReqt werbsn: La
'7$l 900, 200. 900 IN, Sabr-
83,333,333 I'M Mpnat- :
20, 333, 1873 IL esr5] Mo&e
,O00. 900 I'm Gng y =
';57E = t25, 600 a&btr Stttntt-
..rA@c ..G2,O85 In teri Metnute-
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09

s3n Sapu b.rrlhtbie Sitte. jebes Sabr
einen bsr ptufsn Staatebeau1ts, uor al
len 8blfe bur&praseln 3u lalTrr, TIN, i'm
auutulbrsl@f fdr. Die unbslannt eeblte.
semen 6dn6su ber ufsesrsn Beumtsn 3u
bsfraftn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09

sntsletet5 bic a&fslu nesins bS&f fslbR'
btnaus.
I @ie bat s.pie ben adrha s.b5rt, Su.
lus., Dus 8tsbt wtsper ntusn @erser!
Nd. t@ (oI wobl auf auen 0tsrsn
eIsi1 btnaufittsdep E Nidts ea.-9ab'
MIR balp 8etadt Id wdrpe NIT Dem aufs
astlaIsnsn pad ia obeu auiau1mshrdten.
pab, ie sber peNo better. @snt8Rsns wil
fen mir Damn, moran MIR fno!
Nab einn @stl. erl9tsn. SsDalo wies
Ger une faate fp6nt(d Die @ndliae
Id6l 5sun SddBIein ~ i& bitten, fs bal
NIT ibm i'm Outrage ibr.s S6wis0ufobns
iu {preden.
Bsna's eilis If, wuo' i'd jest' fom'
men!
G!bt itr. tie Trau miro artiAu. Sd
miu COD (sben, wae ie bat, uno pe'lahi
Gub b'rauf, Gs lou nidt nod tinmaI Ip.
petit fricQsn, uns wte ibr Bet tentsnp,d ju
bsbaneen!
1amtt aca er BEN 5ausrcd aus, fubr
In TN bsfsus &IsirunseRld, uno 'ra'
(einm Wse an.
Die Voronin mtn Iobtu bot'm (&on
noh ru 01Iotuna. aIe Gc pos 0aue be-
Nh,i0Itu, lie. 1,aiInA b6df m'bfaQia be-
mr:ft, rob l9teu Gemunp Gle tstnfenre
Grmdbuuna ni6t METER ju bea&'en.
Die pcrnebmsn Tamsn batlen eabu be,
(h!o0sn, nah 1u 6o6iett BET pa0enrer
Wes9snbit> rieie uniture reS 6au(se
aue1umersen: 9iBt alautte eie alte Bn>
ronin sineu. assiensIen 3dtpunft bisrsu
o%rfuneen iu baben. =
Der G.5eIu ul9ien Dor lit nit elmer
fu,ssu Ds1beuounQ. Die allie Barouin.
i'm Guuteuil am Gsnfu rubsno, nid'e
trodtn.
@ie molten mid (ppGsn, Grau Bato'
min?
ga, metn gisber. @abrenb ter Nbz
we(enbeit meinss. -Ghwieau(obne bin i'd
Don Jpn fir aue Diepcftionen, welbe
n5Ibie psrrsn. beuoumdd.tBt. SD bobs
70 chen bier on, GsnRer ZEN p5teIbaften
Gresb anb 6rsn mdl1s IN. cen sic oerans
loft baben! Gernu, mein @u'sr, tenlssn
Gie Mot bios tie 0bnen onasmiefsnen
Miuberdumc, (onteyn aud einsn Ib9iI
re Iro,Ici,s, UNI Sbre Qappalien ouesu
Nsusn. Da6 untsrbIeitI fortan, lonf wtr'
zen gle Ga mad ancun 2ofalllatcn UNI
isben ml0en!
6m! - sic lpaGtn tod mobl bIos
Dos2- Orr @clten Gle Al oornebm
(cln, au milen, rab lscsr Raufmonn feline
Naaren aucNelen mub, MIL er he los
wsrren? So wobne (don an rie abtuno:
,pon1tg Sabre i'm 5aule, Ia uerce Id
wobl ni4t beute eft anfanesn. fsin gu
ms1pen. 6aben Sts lonif nidte N6tbi
acre, 70 fam Id motl o%btommsn.
unpulddmtu! - 9n wel4er Wanfsr
srlautsn Gis lid ~ {prtdfn. SD iaes
Sbneh biermit. rob Sie cas- nd<e Uier
tslja5r sitbsu weresn! @tbm Sis!:
sic - (u9sn mir? Sis baten ia
8or ni11s gu. Hagen, @ndrios! 6abtn eli
rem nolarieue Uoqma9t bon Jbrsm
S9mteAulebr?
Nidt dbl. wabibaftio! unbo acrniq
0,np DE Dame auf. Dos mub Id mi.
Don etnsm arm|eli9en Gr6rler btstn lols
1sn? 8 rtt, mein BeRu! Da Sle mid
nt4t fir vcu anlsben. Gle Ne@te msinse
Spbure in Wnfp,u6 III nsbmen, wirc Sbs
men ru(slbe, menn Ct 3urld fommt, cit
So9e auf fins Dsile esulli1 MAIDEN, taf
Sie sufritrsn (ein lcQsn. SnSmiIden
merle i'd ne Yo!iAei teauftra8en, cob Sit
9bnsn laet, ME Gie 9bre feinen Doa.
rem untersubrineea uno Sfancal au per
mejrN baten!-
Seben gle mol an! Das Sis MID
MGss werrsn - ga no! - WiGen Sie.
Sie wsrosn eans 1liu letn uno or jung
Wlann, Sbr gutter Ser Sawis0ulubn
miro aub eani fiQ lsin, lono funri9e i'd
S6nfn Zen &rom unp la Ste elm
NAL arrere 2ofalitate bsStfben -
|. (Jcstftbuna fol0t.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-09

tN0n 10 ~ Z hAk zA "AE
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ia MrirotIeh,n ,r,nT,v,;.s e. D-
wv w ""
@en.@,o,,s1n o.,he,ra h-ohshH.
nm IL hen mofh;no 1sr Gnt;Jo,..n Sr,h
wfGGnoion ~ ,n,,;shsn
.a'v."
@,u. mirn mil o(,n. !6unsrn
Ter Mpmtat00otion o,h,hi' GIN Com.
milton n uteperos(,ktt ,p.yn,n nm, Inn me-,
oen aQoyalitdt, Betruo Snn rnhSfIih,s
nruen1en a.atn ~ gfnn,ni,n tor,nn,h,
men. Dft .Tim,s., nnb onrt,, ar,u,.
@iele f,fner 9rupptn bat r. an m,oee,
'oboebtn muTtn. -
- ,,,,a
@m. 8nt1er murbe IN gf,s,ron,n
INN Mise< prdaben,fhof,s =. !S%onn,not,r;
noroe1hlooen:- ainei> Nepehfen> murr,n;
osoen letne gfgmtnoAon ;lout ,1a.ns. soG
or nidt octertr,n mbhft. rrenn hi Inn,
n{ht ,um Mrsar,nt5hnf,a g%onhinot.n
nominire. unp ,meitena' tos. BE Momfno.r
ton linn in @,in,r ifkio,n st.qunn ntrl'
nerblfh merpen mShtr'
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ner nn{nn". or n,nni ~, 6hicooe,
5ribune rie 0~6tnota,eituno n en-.
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eolniten. Qineeln Clubs unp .qp1alx:
Qeoouern" ,ur Mbnobme fir ri, Dtutl&,rz>
Ser Gbicooo Sribune oebihrt per Douf
per Deut(drn FIR lire YGt,rlfd, Nnr{oroe.
Mber nie IN. Gtootsuituno eos b,He.
rsui(hf Blott Der l1nion! mos ,pirb bic
81 81 Mh,nr,,ituno loo,n2 ,6ufI
=
Burlinoton unterteu GI0.
oeln oer SlL. 6tootS,e{tuno.