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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-12
Headquarters
lREsEVE FORCES, &. G.,
CoLUNBl1, sept. 90 1864 !.

SPECIAL 0RrERS NO. I.
r PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER NO. Is,
ls Adj and Insp Generals Once, current seres,
(lereunto appended) the Brigadier General command
ing Reserve Forces of South C,ralnh hereby assumes
control and direction OF The couscrption serrce in the
State.
II. Except an hereinaftsrsp specified the Organization
of Il Conscrpon Department in the State, including
the Examining Boards will be preserved ahd all OK.
sting orders, regRlaonsand Instructions ofthe Com.
mandant of Conscrpts will be continued OF foce Until
otherwise ordered
H. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards,
will report immediately to tile Comnandant Of Con-
scripts ard through him communicate With these
Headquarters, ard will through him, reces orders
and Instructions
~ All communications in relation to the Conscrip.
tion service in the State and all applications for ex-
emptien snd deiaii must be made through the COM
mandant Of Conscripts communications on oil other
subjects viii continue to be made through the A. A.
general of the Reserve Forces ). q
" The Office of Congressional District Enrolling
Officer being abolished all officers heretofore acting in
that capacity will report by letter to the Commandsnt
of Conscrpts for assignment to other duty setting forth
their rank, corps position and present assignment &c
duty Competent officers viii be assigned as Inspec.
tors of Conscripton' in the several Congressional
Districts.
W. With view to compliance of Par. H. of said
General Order No T3, theCommandant of Conscripts
will, without delay, order the medical examinations of
alr commissioned officers aud other persons Except
those Of the "luvad Corps employed 10 the enrolling
service Of this State. Commissioned sticers, TO
whom no disability is found to exist will hold them
selves in readiness to be assigned to dutyn tfo field
as sooI as practicable.
VII Application for assignment to duty as Enroll
ing Officers Assistants Clerks, and to other positions
in the Couscrption service intls State will be re-
ceivcd from officers, non commissioned officers and
prsates beonpngt to the Reserve Forces. and from
retired ani light duty officers snd men, and from per-
sons not liable to service in the field Such applica-
tions enclosing testimonials of characor intelligence
and fitness, will be addressed to Maj. &. D. MILTON,
CSmmandant Of Conscrips, Columbia, S. G.
By command Brig Gen. CHEsNuT.
ED. h. B .RNwELLL
oct4 4. a. General
es- State papers copy three times.
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Grain and Lumber Mills:

J. L. Zemp. -four and grist; Jas. a. Vaughn, aerr
and grist; James A. Kirkland, grist; ] r, anth-.
erland, lumber and grist;. W. E. Hughes, lumber
and grist: Charles Perkins, lumber; Col Jamoss
C. Halle, lumber and grist; a. II. Boykin, fonr,
grist and lumber; L. W. R. Blair, Hour and
grist; Charles Raley, fdur and grist j. r. Sow
ell, grist; John W. Gaskins -four, grist and -lun-
ber; JohnlA. Young, grist and lumber; T. 4.
rauthen, lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist i estate
Miller, -four and grist; L. j. Patterson, asuf
and grist; John s. Miller, Hour snd grist estate
Of T. Lang grist and lumber; W. NJ Ksilsx
grist, John Cheanut, erist and lumber; ,Janee
Chestnut. ST., grist and lumber; Jehn, MsRAs,
grist and lumber; John Brown. griat estate sS
Burwel1 Boykin, grist and lumber. estate q
Z Lemuel Boy kin, grist and lumber Mrs.. JsEs:
Knox, griet. Richard Hyatt, aeur and, giisaf
Lewis Peoples, -four, griSt and lumber.
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Wanted to Purchase

EOR THE USE. OF THE CONFEDERATE
IL statesA Scrap Iron, wrotyft 6f cast crubish j
pay fair price in cash. or ifpreferIed viii exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the Same. Planters others
having any ofths above to dispose Of will inform
Of the fact wish collect it together speedily
as possible. Us. MER0NEY.
September G
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School Books W anted.

SaAsoUEELgS FRENCH GRAMMAR, 9FAMILr
II LAR Science, Peterson's, colbarn's and 7Flkes
Arithmetic; Primary Geograph hiesa Histories, Weo
stef's and Walkers School Dictionaries stanoara
The ,bove will be exchanged for other books il
p.rct or paid for literally for any number Of copies
Fe''s' : J. 4. YOUNG.
3w.Im.
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Office G. NJ. Department,

CAHben, Sept. 18th, 1854. q
~ ANTRRs ARE URGENTLY REQUksTRp
L to haul in Immediately all new fodder and psas
asw rs old fodder and shucks in order 70 meat the
pressing demands of our armies. ;.
s They are also notified that they can have credit
their 1hhe Of 1854 for teir deveriesef esrn IL they
prefer il to payment in cash
CONWAY BELL Agt. A. @ n,
Sept ls
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Election.

nN TUESDAY AFTER TIL ESECOND MONDAY
in October, next, an election will be held, at The
usual election pecnts for Clerk othe Court Of Ker-
shaw District by Of The expiration OF the term
of the present incumbent
f3ye,, under nv hand and seal Of ofics asNCamden
this second day Of September, a. D, 1864
''''' w. CJYBURN,
se,t q 4sv. c. &C. Pf&G.R
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Notice.

I A Ii PERSONS ARE FoREW ARMED. NOT TO
IN trade for note given by me- to John Baker, for
a, the property for which it was given, has proved
sound, will not pay said note unless compelled by
law, JAMES A. THOMPSON,
ssyt 18 D.
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Cotton Yam !.

nn BINpLES SUPERIOR QUALITY.
s6l} COTTON CARDS--2 dozon Whittemors's;
uoea,' cIGARsi is Cigars Of Florida
Tobacco good article,
suuerior chewing and smoking Tobacco, Salt spool
Thread. Needles, &c. ". c. GERALD Eco. +
sons tu f. It
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School Notice.

Il SCHOOL will begin on the I'd Of October, in the
east brick Academy. ts
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Administrators Notice.

a IL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THK
"A ks,ate of A. D. Cato will please make payment
OF the same as early as possible, and those having
claims against said estate, will present them to the
Admiaisrator, Hugh Gardner, forthwith without de-
lay !, - b. GARDNER,
Octr . Administrator.
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Dmasa
IL. Bi1ssN.
scholastic, Mercantile, q Msshaas

AeaSeniss and. Fsynsry iSeAses o. Gssslsa.
E. MeCsndless' Male Academy !: Z. gtardsnmyaey
male academy; Mrs. MccAhdless' Assdsny fsr
Young ladies, MTs MeCreighs; Miis DaTseA
Mrs Peck; MisS Maggie DeNoen.
Dsalsrs IN Dry 0oods, dreegies, Rsrdsidrs fs,Ssfe
E. w. Bonney, James Dunlap George Alders,. Nrs.
N. T. Campbell r.: N. Kennedy, Mrs.. MeLsish,
Mendal Smith, Mrs. Conner, Mrs: Crosby,
Benjamin, Matheson Co., a. z. Latta, VI. D.
McDowap, s. oppenheim, NJ Baum 8 Brs,, Me-
roney, Boswell T. Bro, ]. u. Gayle, Jolspk
G. Gerald. T. CO., George Douglas, =. H. op-
penheim 3 Bre., Yin. Johhson, D. D. Hesost =;
Skies
Drpgoilts.
Wm. NcKain, r. l.. Rsup!
Book Seller and Ssaheag.
Janes A YSung.
Ratehss and Jss,lrg
James A. Yaang,I. B. Alexander, AW Weir
Blasksmith,, Wagon and CarriGgslfekes. d
6. sliveri Robert Man, Nathan B. Arrantsi Thomas
i SILVER. B. R., blacksmith. ~
Gil. % ehattsn, !" WI. v IA. Tsryss J,YY- ss.lsrisns
s@ Builders. -
]. r. Sutherland, c. L. Chattea, H. G. Roberts;
Asrehont Tailor. -
l. Charles A. Mcdonald. I.
gaSdlety and Harness;
FL. oaker, Mr.. Bulses
Batlnrsh and, Ginns5~.
3. J.: Mccreighi. 81.
~ Bakrs.
?. Bhosmakor, VIM Daaseh.
Tan Yards IS > .s
L. B. Stephenson, +. L. Temp, John 8; Bradley.
Alex, Mcleod; Lewis ]. Patterson, John BROWN
HoteEs.
Mansion House, by u. g. Robinasa.
DeKalb House, by j. Fl, Jungbluthl
Prirats Boarding.
j. W. Rodgers.
sMilinary and Dress Making.
bliss D: 81. McEwen, Mrs. Hammorsloas?
49, Churches. 49,
.:AethSdist--J. T. Wightnaan, pastor!
Presbyterian-S. II. Hay, Z"
Episc6pal-T. F. Davis, 5r., %
Baptist-W. E. Hnghs6R, a
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/. Coronfr.
John S. Meronsy.
:. Manaqer, Of Elections.

Manager, Of Elections.
Camdcn-Jchn s. Meroney, C,sA- Mcdonald,
Wm NoAain.
Flat Rnck-Josso Truesdel, J.mes Fletchar,
George R. Miller.
BniFalo-wm. Mungo, Gillian sowell, Wp. Cato.
Lizenbys-John MeGougan, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald.
Schrocks Mill-B. T. Mccoy, Alexander Me-
Leod, Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwins Store-Benjamin Cook, JOHN B. Mick
lie, James II. Vaughn. 80,
: Liberty Hill-A. D. Jones, jr,, r, G. Patterson,
r. D. Cunningham.
OGcers Of Court.
Joseph D., Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; ".
Clyhurn, Clerk; A. L. Mcdonald, Ordinary !
Duncan Sioerp, Sheriff.
Tar Collector.
William McKsin.
f.. oeysaerete Earolling, oeea.
N. q. Leilner.
cteeSrdts Var Tax coHsstor
A. N. Kennedy.
Assessors
John captey, R. NJ. Kennedy.
Collector Of Tar in Kind
James Jones.
Chief Commis,ary dgsns,
], II. DevereauI.
CJnftdsrate Quarterma.ter,, 1SAsS
James Sewers.
State ouarterma,ter's Asess
gs A. Msrkley Lee. y
Rsessjng and Delivering sd1tnt
, go }. N. Gayle. a
| .>,-.-..0-.-~--S-
0facers Of the Town Of Camden. q
/ ~ Intendant. d
James Dunlap,
| : Rdrdens.
n D. Baxley,'D. D. Hoeott, L. u. Boswell R. ID.
Kennedy.
i iRteordeY.-
| r. NJ. Kennedy
Xs,saa, end Market czrs.
Wn Johnson.
Professional.
I Paysieians nog Praehena.
L: n. Deas, D. L. DeSaussure, T. Reenstjerna
W. r, Skies, Benjamin n. Matheson, j. McCaa
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Professional
Phy,ieians no,o P'razet,eiinq,.

Phyieians nop Praet,eina.
L. n. Deas, D. L. DeSaussure, T. Reenstjerna,
W. r, Skies, Benjamin H. Matheson,f j. McCaa,
J. 1. Trantham, W. L. Pickett, B. 8. Lucas, I.
9 McDow, L. NJ DeS.ussure Thomas W. Sal
mond; FL. EsmP. So
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Naqislratss.

Nagisirates. D ~
John K. Iitherspoon, Vim. D. Hogan, W.tR. Tay-
lor, Henry Brace, John B. Shaw. Richard i.
Whitaker. I. Barker.
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To Hire.

"a. NO. y COOK AND IRoNER TO HIRE. FOR
u further information apply at this Office
Sept Se ~ ~. -.
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BISTRI CT DIREgT0RY.
DIsrRIcq 81, oFFIcRRs.
Ltqislaiora.

A, II. Boykin-Seiator. d,
John II. Dasaussurs, D. D. PerTy--G Represents
tires.
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President and Directors Of Crmder Fridge 90.
President-John NJ. DeSnussure.
Directors-Jolin Macrac,. B. Perkins, James Team,
Colin Macrae, See. T. Treas
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Soldiers Board Of Relic,

- Soldiers Board Of Rete}. =
John NJ DeSaussure, Z. Barnes, James Dunlap. j.
Ross Dye, c. Mosely, James Team. Jesse Trucs-
del, John B. Mickle, Charles Raley, John Gss-
kins, Daniel Gardner =
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: =: Commissioners ofthe Poor.
E. Barnes, A. A. McDowall, John Q, Higgins, r.
N. Kennedy, ]. s. Defass. w. e. Eughson, See.
and Treas.
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CoHmisaoners of Roads.
J. M. DaSaussure Chairman, B. T.. Mccoy, W. 3.
Hughes, Daniel D. Kirkland, James L. Mo-
DoWall Lewis J. Patterson, j. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John T.. Mickle,. Gillian SoWslb
Richmond r., Terrell Emanuel Parker.
The sixth section of the ssAct TO establish GER
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
IL, is as follows: IS :.
!, That each Commissioner Of Roads now in. Of
6ce, or hereafter appointed, shall serve. until a
successor is appointed, and has accepted. This
section to be IN force during the war.
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Commissioners to Approst Public Secsritiss.
John NJ DeSanssure, James Dunlap, Vim. b. John
SON, sr., A. NJ. Kennedy, Thos. E. shannon.
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Churches. 49,
..:Meth66ist-J. T. Wightnan, pastor!
Presbyterian-s. H. Hay,
, Episcopal-T. F. Davis, 5r..
Baptist-W. E. Hnghs6H, "
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Commissioners of Public BSidinss. -
John Workman, r. NJ. Kennedy, 4. B. Johnson, =.
D. MoBowall Chairman, c. P B., Colin Macrea
Treasurer. ~
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Commissioners. Of FYes Schools.
Wiley Kelley. VIM. Dixon, James Team. C. e.
. Halle, jesse Trucsdel, Dgsisl Bsthuns, a. L..
Mcdowell
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sMilinary and Dress Making.
bliss D: a. McEwen, Mrs. HammorsloaS?
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Drusgias.
Wn.. NcKain, r. L. Kemp.

Book Seller and SsatioNg.
James A. YSung.
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Ratehss. and Jsvelrs.

JAMES A. ,Yosng,sI. B. Alexandsr, AW Weir
hsn.
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Blacksmith, Wagon and CarriGgsAokss.. Z;
g. Slirer,. Robert Man, Nathan B. Arrants; Thomas
+ SILVER. B. R., blacksmith.
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AeaStniss and Fr5sry Seasels o. csasl1a. !.
Z. Aecsndless Male Academy: + siasdsnnyaes
Young ladies, .MTa. MeCreigh,; Miss DaTseA
Mrs. Peck; MisS Maggie DeNoen. .3s
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Pirate Boarding.
J. W. Rodgers.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17

has strongly blamed Lin
coins policy IN Missouri, and generally
his border states policy, Lincoln's
sluggishness in arming 'colored people,
his plan of colonisation and gradual
emancipation ; and nevertheless those
shrewd editors are for Lincoln's re-
election. This Inconsistency would be
incxplainable to all those who don't
know that one of the editors has a fat
office. TIE Davenport Gazette" gives
credit to Lincoln for the victories of
Grant, Rosecrans, Farragut, Foot, ST.
gel, Heron, Blunt and others. Is the
Gazette 50 stupid as to believe, that
we owe the discovery of America to
Ferdinand and Isabella, the conqeust
of Mexico to President Polk, the VIC
tory over Napoleon at Waterloo to the
Kings Of England and Prussia? If
the ''Gazette' will not maintain these
a%bsurdities, it cannot consistently claim
credit to Lincoln for the acts of our
valiant soldiers and for the skill and
courage of our Generals.
Such and similar misrepresentation
as we frequently read in the "Gazette'
are apt to debauch public opinion. II
we trace the ultimate cause of such
corruption, we find it in the principle
of reelection We hope therefore thu,
if u public affairs are fairly aud
candidly presented to the mind Of the
people, it will spurn reelection.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17
Scr 9emOfraf.
DaDeupurt. Jotpd.
9ouuetfag, ben II. gfdr3 1854.
Sobn g.. TremOnt.
Der Gantieat ese 8s!tss
fir bic nddfte pri1bentf@aft'

~ The "Gazette" Of last Friday
takes recourse to its wellknown strate-
gy. 1t goes around the matter, scold''
"skedaddlss" and boasts to its Amerl-
AN readers Of having given fits to the
"Der Demokrat', because it lacks in
principle-not being willing to support
the reelection Of Mr.. Lincoln.
The der Demokrat" is not SO easily
done away with, as the "Gazette" may
presume, nor is the serious matter in
controversy so easily dispensed with,
as the Gazette feigns. We therefore
recommend the following to the eonsi-
Iteration of the public and to The hu-
morous REPUTATION Of u very ''loyal'
neighbor.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17
etnfn; etnsoIAelub srri&ts.': unp ssu, eans
pom poristn SABRE Inc Wrfat esf&lassa.
Die Absne3eltunA wirft bic Sanpeu ibler
pastet auf tbre 0eBner.
Nsie Bic Gebelfeii TIRE iVefauene.t
-. 6einbe b ban6elm. /.

(aus REM N.dmcne ,,Grau,tnn" pom 8. Rdr,J
Datler.n's Qsidf tpurts din Sehntog
In @alftrton IN sinsn Aat:.h sueah unb
mao H'ttnene ssbrobt ~ rem Bwsde,
pts MIR b5gsn. um i'm tthimnpt ~ ipen.
tiFeirsn. unp um rk Tbatfaae BET (9dnts
i&sn Dpiun1sns hi ibm ftf,uRslsn. pae
Aa'e tur& 3suasu bsftstuiet mcrt.n H..
DR. Nome Dablsren Ia binfl,o NH spt.
ger Sdanre pnfndpft. unb in flnft;a,n
3abrsn rsrrsn f&usIoft @,ibu unp un,
itu|etAs Sinesr nit bttenrsm @doun,r
rh @t{&i&se esr 3etune Ni9menrs pom
eem mi,srnd&tiesn Nuutiua. rtn Dahl.
arm aueflb,ie. Isfen. % l@siut sIpos
BON rsm Glude. tin II Mnpern iusisbsn
mouis. auf fninsn stensn Qsi&nom (car-
cass y 9sfouen 3u isin. ole II ron llrIi&sn
&uatln rurabobrt. 4 |.
Gntb!66t oIse @ertbpp lien buaub!,
ne 0inaer atpef4nittn UNI eer Diamant.
rinas ri0sn. tie fr %umiponnten >CBrapo
ibr idrli&sn 6pdnsn y lag rtp.eetbuam>
ale bic. rte Jpn in 8rrwobrung III nsbmen
famtn. tbn fanpen, auf BEN 0sles fplit,u.
nott. NIT Ausnabms t.r Srdmpft. ST..
a.no tins bumone Ysrfon bate ben est6'
nom BON Ter QAntfrobe oufQtbobsn uno
Jpn binlbn oufs DslD arpo1f,u. UNI Jpn
-pet etn Sawsinen ~ 1tit.n. Dos fanf.
HIDE 8stn, rae DobIersn true. muree on
aenommen, .unp befntst G& jtbt in Sc
nuol Chaps 6oup,auoutu. Sc IA
ron duenf {&0nu e'fn<uas une %us'
flb1una. ~
; @sfun Nadmittag nutre II, Qet6nom,
pom Baasu rr ibn nod rsm yurt N'uer
@iisnbabn Depot bratn. tnifsrni, unp
Gem Glsds Gre %lberssbtn, ru Jpn aubu'
nsbunsn ouaaeludt mar.
30 rsr Sled ia, psiB Nitmane. ncG
flmmsrt 6h Ssmonp roruu,. oils ris nit
rem Bserdbuib befddftiat worsn. &c
worpas Bsardbntb stns5un'
obne Sora, 3si&tntu6
NM &ir6snftasn. Urtunre une
0uwonrts i'm Norrtn brouhsn nidtrd.
ter na&;uforihen ras H. a0sa mas Ne
srfobun rureen - er III nit ftnsr gt>
erdbnis bearaben pcretn, mir ssrC Sen'
uuna aGieuit, nit her Il fam. 81 lat cie
Stort uRthmcnr rurdkat" uuf tint1
Gidhnbabre unD ~,fsinsn Numsn aet6ris.
ben" ouf ttn BIan r,r Sdanee, onfoti
in rie 6er;en 1sinn Qanteleuts, I'M nit.
q. al uni
rem 6sasn re5 MAmd6tta.n Colts fir
feline Ssneuna con Ramb. Morp n
BIut. uno Der AlInddttee Fu9k ibm fatt
D. len!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17
T NEW NATION"

Die nRs Numrsr ttef.e 1ur G5rsstune
rr Grwabtuna 0temonte %9satQnte>
ten Bia,tts- a rtfdi.nsn. Dos rrituri.tis
prcsramm ptNsIbsu sn,balt nod tAIi&sn
Bliusrn fo!asres u%ussutine SdBs:
.Dir bsasbrsu rie Nrtune unb ri,
@r6ee BET omutfaniiGsu Nation, toe
Amer.ta eis Aufeabe bat, permittsIf psr
Vrstbtit RE Dtenf6bdt' ~ r%e8enuinn.
Dc@ iomtit rie Grfluune pislu Mufaabt
mo LID wsree, baben mir fcrtan ~ for:
bern:
/. MbloIu,e unb poufommsnt G,sibsit.
obns untsr{disp ree Siammss unp rsf
6arb., unp nidt EFF in elmer ndbtrn ODER
fsrnu IitRenrm 3utunft. l~onrsrn rartfal
uni (ofuri.
2. Die unb.einets Aufrsdtubaltuna
Der Wouroe Dpttrin ale elmer Bdrs(dafl
fur bic Greibdi.
3. Giu.: before Mhhdtoreanilaiieu ;
por ousn Dinasn Dos fefouiae n unbe
pin0te Nufbbren rer purd Nspoiis mus
bepIft,n l%eanralbltn NnfslunQm une
B"si5ruerun9sn. Die Sifatsr ps7 Nrmes
ml0sn Gus zen 3eibsn Der Solpattn Der:
an9ebilrst unp ni1t aus rsn.n rtr Yolitt<
fer 9snommen wsrcrn.
A. @ir forp,rn etne Dereiniauna Ter
Am,saepalt bee prdFrsn,en une tas isins
Mirtf.r Ia ar6b,rsm Wass. OILS b'ebsr.
Dem @onsrs1e s~ssenabr usrantrc1tIid
ieten.
5. Bir fpreern. rab time (einb.iuide)
Naiion an RE Shue res S%lnnirnbunrss
trns. gu rsm Gnee bess9ren MIR Tin ma
'ionalse @Histuneswslen unp rationale
Gtnridtunasn, 10 mie. rob rtr Gin3slRaa
ten ,iosn 3bsil ptr ibotn psrfu6uneema6ia
rs(upirtsn Bsfuen'fe- midi auf 0runr
Don @ewoit, lpnrsrn frdwilig nod ref,
liher Grmdeuna UNI auf @tune esr ia
pur@ etwonnmeu utb,r3eusune an eis
Ya',cnalrssisrunR abtreten.
6. Dir beeebren einen prdhrsntsn.
rsHen f1uber bswitiene @aran,te eins
Buraidaft fur eie 3utunit bitttt;; sintn
Mann. psNsn Gatulanrs. UNI 1rsibsits
li,te rne omerifauifde Golf ouf ten YIae
eer Gretbsit jurldflbren fam. rem 70 NIT
pe1la6 len BADEN foute une rtr rem amsri
fani(9.n Namen einsn 70 boben @!arl ~
u.rlsibsn utrmas. roB ct pit WuBta ri
Wslt blencet."
sBir teftn.- in 8alpe nd6sri Miilbti
lunssn aus rislsm Sourh1I MAIDEN su
f1nnen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17
Sic 8afe tpirb fiubiib.

Die N.<y. uStaute;situue" brinst fol-
0enrsS blum Rsprrtun tme5 pbtnoio>
ei(tsn 6umbuaetrs. ros tnislbe Dor
mebruen sSabun sinsr BetafunA tta
Ropfes rss Sen. ButI.r atasunnnsn bo,
beu icg, ouf eu po!itil&m Arena por's
@utlifum:
Dor mir fa6 elm fort aebouter, erstf
que .bsneu Mann 0 mit,leru @r6be
unp nit einem reuben Ismptromsnt, relz
fen fablr S9ded elmer Drifting rcll
walb u{&isn. Nuf tfnen Bid .srfannte
i9 n. unesm5bnIid Rorfs Gntwidt!ans
.ru S1aane.-rI Isaiaisilr mn &fltaa6'
tuna; Observation-Disclosures. ME lbnbaurt
RE moraAl6sn Giasn(daften; ais pie tte
-0rsbrune unp @oltbd,iqfsh nrount5hR
monadbaft entmifslt. 81 h5teren tn'
t,utftue0sn 6unt,iprsn. Gaufahtat une
Companion f~anren etsnfoQs uniu tes
Dur6(dntn. Daa,Asn marin mifcer
uno.r6bnlid forf entwidslt bic pratttidtn
orr tit @i6.necraane. ME inasiden
iene ontmoIilbm Gpnfttsnen. rslht etm
@barathu Rraft unb Gntaiss,rAsit rsr'.
ltiben.
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tbun pom Rorfem @iusn. 1eItf(ldtta, ctr"
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mir fsltf. nor Morat, Dantpn uno
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@turi. ,ur 3sit ru t!fen frana6d(&m
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ein,r tsr wilrthsn uur blutedtfiafen TO-,
pobl. als ,insr Ter .fdbiafen Gubrer en
9atobinu etrurrsn i,in. Als- i& mid
no6 rem Namtt risfer aufa0sneen, per-
i5nlidteit :ufuneiats.~ murre mir e'(ast>
cob Is . snamfn s. B.utlsL
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id." 49, r.
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,uatst&-ten Nubu hss 9itt!e Mot euro
einen, %FphfeHeieaea- bet auepe(auntn to''
lenI. Sspsnfaue IA -tas- eties-,: Ytum
Nepertum teu &tnfclnittn fetr ~ ttnpfsb'
l.r. @abrfhttnlt1 werren une balo
Er,nou,s Gtpsn{Gaffsn In aIsi&sr' Bd(e
etmouRrirt MERLIN. GaS~ fifriafe Gin.
eolntlout 10 EfsrS bat t,rsits ausae>'
~funssn, eae Grsmonts S&des! attmlt& Issr
ri
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17
ettiuru be- ,Wolbea.'

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gorf init f57t- 1881 uptitt,@ w. %
Iparen $157t-'$1584 IN papier e1for>
pnli&, UNI 800 IN 0slb ~au*tauftn. Nm
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pom Miured. 8. Mdrj, ,upttitt e foyer
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Gaaen ridu @e@s esttsasn. 4ne' ete
's&luenodrunstn be,ti&ntn mot stnttat
zen t69fen Stalb, ON Mtttrp& Hu@'
mittas bate g, Setltnssbsub Iuear bic
5Sbt son 1851 errei4t.
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unb faIst ~ 1921. -.