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, 1864-05-05

Especial Dispatch to the Ch1cngo Trbuael
WASHINGTON, May4 1861

rcno.,,, n,s,o+rh N tba f,h,,,.. rr.,..
1SPe~' w.s,,-arats ~ ~,
- -, .-.H'-..' o"'' 1'"' = 4'os'
eA .ao.sca W 1o.sLss'
a general osast' 4seu.u W .oul,nano oi Lieut.
oen+ olant' 1aa'' un.h osoei3. only
sneleI tens snau oe 'ee"eu ~ a1mies IN inc ueld.
II soldiers reuse sae'tef tents, no tents Will be
lssneo'
Quaste1maslels art 4oeoiaosa 10 Issue any ex-
eept she1ef tents. eno olacets arc pronsoted from
maRlng fequiAit1oas 1of an' oe9er k'ad.
ooAeiessstosA:
lne oeoa;e epen. n.,s mus. ~ 10 uay On measures
,ooa.9s ~ taG aro.,,T ana ana,1.
~ "aa. y. Wv. 49, a1A .ay passeu ressen'
a.n ,ese'o.eN ~, TO- " aossu.ees 10 90
aaa,s.,sa @rn s"n .a aaa ~. aneaman
a,e.. N 49,. ~, - 49,. o ~ y. oon-
nto1n er.1 '1e W" .1.so tu...s "esere-
qune"' out uau.! u' "" 4ao' WILL IL" present
nnmoer OF senators. twenty-five Will DO required.
Mr. Fessenden said that a0senteeism IN the Senste
had hernme 4 shame and diarrare Me4a,o T.,
4h,,v Rrcto1o1r f,.,1Ix1. n.v;, n,o1;.t,a ~. 80
r"..s. 1aos A'cs G~s.sa. Haadars,. , 80" l1, soot
fcster, crimes, HENDERSON, fo"ell md Riddle,
voted against Shcrman's resolution.
tvo wecks, ahaenre m ,cconnt ~ s1ntnass '' "se'
~" 60. S-s,as . ~ w. o.eHuese,
1he eena'c cenatmeu a. ~. ieraplih, OF Iowa.
eonnmfseaFy Subsistence. and e. l.. Sholcs COliec-
tor Customs at Milwaukee.
nuaTAnx,
Brig. Gen. orme, Of Illinois, and Col. Robert d.
Latham. 1oGth Illinois Volunteers, have resl,ne1
ard their resfenations have been accented.
~ ao,,h,a e,,, n,,.at, -s,.
+. ~ ,...a 49,. ~.y, s uar ueen paced
III 0ntnaao VI lafTe cavalry camp at desboso,
near this CITY,.
The following arc the dismfsea1s for tho last
week: Mai. T1tns 1.th pannsv1vanI, c,v,,- -.
crniuct undecomine an of]ccr and . cen,an,.n ~.
cbon1a,n 1vda "A Virc,D,a ,n,n,to5 ;as,nt.- ~,
;.,s.r... - ~ r.. 1sJ' 'os
F'o!Allou o1 inc oHn atllcle Of war; Lieuf. Kern.
out authority. and falling to reno,t. 1irnt sitar
"a mannassa. a,r.,.-, - "a I,o.. 1r.n.' 49,,
20 tennessee ea7anY' aad "a Lieut. Wiley, 2sth
The orders Of dtsu,l.ssl In the follow;n, c,soa
hsre hern revoked. ri poat oh 1,,,,:ass g."
ron Tornm.;c atth T 1;cntur,o. @ gu c.n.a s; ou'-
ssvA toina1c, o.ln Aen.acAg: capss. bteseF,
It'll Pennsylvania, and Hopkins, !3l Illinois
WAsutSGroN Mav4-A nevv nrtnrin1e h,s h,c,
, 1864-05-05
From Fortress Monroe.

Fa1sTHEss MONROE, May !-Gcn. Butler sitting
III Judgment upon the crime of.othcers living upon
the ratiot Of their to tho extent Of causing
them to be on short allowance. and Of using them
service Capt. Il. r. Mclaughlin and Lieut., r. a.
OMal,ey ct the 18th N. T. Fola., found guilty Of
that cr'nc, With the loss Of pay and allowances,
asd Pas on1hs pay eacn o. sn f.
same regiment, to replace the savings OF the CON-
panY Of which The LEO NeEe officers.
, 1864-05-05
FHsOJI CINCINNATI.
EmrEexemcnt o. Steam boats by Govern
nEeMt Authority.


Especial Dtspstch to the Chicago Tribuac.1
CISC1~SATl, slay 4th, 1sG4
There are now six regiments Of the Nattonal
Guard at csmp DennI&on, numbering 4,0l3 .ncn,
fully equipped.
The draft commence tomorrow morning, Thurs
dag In the 1st District.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-Whcn Colonel L. A. Har-
ris WAS telegraphed, some weeks since, BY
The The nuaoer % of men Of the ii resi@cnf.
under hie immediate command, who could re-
spoud to call, he replied that be thought stx
hundred vpoold turn our under an Imperative or
der. Yesterday, s<se7 huadrsd and ssr<nty-sE:en
the Colonet's estimate ly one hundred and seyeo
ty-Ee7en. In Coleraln townehtp, Captain Gu'ick'5
company, composed almost exclusively Of farmers,
aid numbering nlnetT.three men, reported ninety
two for duty, and the ninety-third on tho sickist
These facts show the earnest spirit Of the people
md the appreciation felt Of the emergency under
which the call for the Guard Ia made. The snee:s
Of the tault-lnders md rebel sympathizers hare
fseed upon then faces at the galIant display sud
military organization iu our midst.
The preparation of the militia to leave tho city
has awakened now military spirit. OF the city
militia over 1900 have reported, and to-day were
They 20 to Camp Dennlson to morrow, theace H.
to active serrice; whittier, is not known.
Cur railroads are all taxed to their utmost capa-
city in transportation Of troops to the East and to
Chattanooga.
C1sc1;sA71, May 1.-The steamboat Interest Was
several orders informing them thar. their vessels
we're required for Government service.
They were ordered to report At Louisville with
out delay. The boats thus sefztd arc the Eclipse,
vii! leave IS soon az possible In obedience to
their OrLtfE,
, 1864-05-05
Ek ON DENVER CITY.
1udian and Border Affairs.

DENVER c11x. Col, May 4.-4bout sixty mcn oi
The first Colorado cavalry. under Major Downing,
had light yesterday With band Of chcycnnes.
numbering abort sGo, at Cedar Cannon, twenty
miles southeast Of American Rancho, on the South
i'atte: The Indians werc totally routed. with
!oss o9 twenty-five killed and thirty-ave to forty
rs ouhoea; Our forces captured oyer 100 horses.
Governor Evans has requested Gen. Curtis, the
" commander, 10 place campo Of toldsers
~ ~ 1Sssnieht distances along the different routes
ttssns uloaaoo, @ ana bare the cmis1a1t aud supply
amn,o eoIted s.d 70 and fro. from camp to camp.
1,t,, ~ isosle1Gn ~tl be made to guard emigl
ri 1one aess from Fort WLipple, Arizona, speak
opinion a. that the tnbJuga.ion Of thc Iadaus ID .
rI:nry. p'o'Pe8's o' LIE 1e1'
Mexico. '0Ae8 Hou Neh
, 1864-05-05

Reported Rebel Invasion of Kansas

LEAyESwonT11, Kans:s, May 3.-C,l William L.
Phillips has te1egraphcl to General Curtis thai
2uantEel md bis gang Of cut-throass are again on
their way north.
We presume that quite force Of gucril1as Is At
tempting to Make It's way into Missouri. StEag-
:1ers from tho South hare been picked up quite
frequently Of late, and larger bodies. pres ne,
are moving. but they have come little too carly.
The leaves are not yet out, aud they can be haat-
ed easily Gen. Drown has his fotces On the alert.
All the disro:ahe force at this poet went down In
to the country yesterday. The Colorado boys are
thing :or chance at the bushwlackerz, and may
possibly coon he sratifcd. Wedo not deem 1t pos
s:ble for any large body to penetrate tnr Into ths
state, AID email bodies will be speedily gobb'ed
, 1864-05-05
Escd Etyer
Banks Rer,nrt

WAsHINGToE, Hny 4,-Gcn. Rants I, .u-,,
patches to the War Department relative 10 H. IS 1
1!1reI cempaign admits surprise and rcssrse ne on
tue TN o. ApE1, nnt clans that the battles Of TIC
1elrla, and was the whole yictory tn our .ae
the cost to tie Fehes In Killed and xTnnrdcd haa,
grca.c c1 pEoport.on.ly than they e1er suffered % IL
any LATHE curing the var. ="
, 1864-05-05

Especial Dspasch to the Chicago Tnbans.l
MILWAUKEE, Aay !.
FLoUE-Dnl1 but unchanged.
GRAlS-l:cceip:s Of 1fheat, 81, ,oco bu. Opened IL
higher but clo ed at yesterdays prices. Sales this
morning. 10000 bu No Spring. Summer receipts, at
$t2sk01 125H. Sales on Change, 1000 bn No Spring,
winter receipts. at sl2i 20 600 bu No Spring, gum
receipts, At 5000 bu Co. sellers opsoa all
May At $2!; 5000 do sellers option next 10 daya at
t1.A; 500 bu 80 Spring. simmer receipts, at
Market this evening quiet and shade CASTER closing
at Il 2ax for No Spring. Sales at the Nevha1l OF
0G0 bu. Corn steady. Sales: 100 bu shellcd.
track st 96c so bu do delivered at &C. Oats dull
and nomixnl. Barley firm. Rye unchanged.
, 1864-05-05

fta'e and courtly ceremony. and were at = loss 10
nons) at Washington ALEC surprised them greatly,
d the myriads OF soldiers, to thoae who had uev-
er eeeu re.'ment In ,1ms, seemed innu1nerahle
AID altogether invincible.
, 1864-05-05

BosroS, Alay 3-MaJor Gen. DIX has ordered
that the StraGor1 Guards, OF Dover, and N,t!onal
Grarde, OF Manchester, y. II, inde e2cndent compa-
uies Of State volunteers. be mustered iaio The
United States service for aixty days for service in
the defense Of Portsmouth Earbor.
, 1864-05-05

FLoCE-CHll.
GfAIx-Wheet dull, heavy aud @o,niunl =. previous
1untasi ns, with boveft Corn Qnie:s last aalea 8t
ssost u. Oats hEn but quiet At &c. Other grains
aoEntnAl.
LAKE, IMroETs-F!nur. is. .ll3 brs; wheat 2,s1i hu.
CAN.L Eel oRrs-F1nur, . tr.s; wheat, 05,5a; ba: :
eorn. ls,1u1 bu: oats, 81 80 bu.
CANAL FEx1au1s-Stescy. To New Iork-Hh sar,
1sc; oat., 100. To AlbAuy-whsat 15c.
, 1864-05-05
r. e MI OVAL.
INSURE WITH THE

J. r. JEWETT has removed bis Boot and Shoe t
TO 15z DEARBORN STREET,
flnnt site the PQet ONCE. ap24e19f ftuct
, 1864-05-05

- EMOVEDt REMQVED!-Alrs.
IL 4 I. BALKAN hes removed her Intelligence
So11 esr Side at tte s,Tcc' and respectfully socits
the psrs she has erRely received tor The past
'sss 2s:a aosRRes aasRns sss friends vi" n0l 3:S
MONEY TO LOAN-On Cc1lat-
a On s1ss eS s1a f easf Of
FULLER. HAM > SHEPARD,
.Attorneys and counse1lozs. 81 DearboFn'st"
m55ea2 TH eAATr-iEp-'n
ITO FARMERS.-shecp Wash
/ Tobacco klll, ~ vcrmln snss: az @ s!n 2is: t.
81 y T MT ''oT* tbs most delicate animal For
BLIss T. SHARP, Druggists.
my5e,s1.1t lALAKs sTaEEr
DATENr BUGGY-Comb1aiug
rT,c1tncF ID an en- lnent uegEee Can be at the
. CARRIAGE REPOSITORK,
On Cans, etreet. near Madison. Rights for sale.
cPHCIAL NOTICE. = IT, the Pub.
r. po,ee e,9 pnR'I.hed S sg r. = Aaams aaa
Eot t,aes they viii be pFotecntsd ior sla1de:. The
acceptance long paIt 5sf ya51 fan
ptSshssS Shscsgo. Nay 9Th. :ss!. N: 5eS l-stnet
THE HOMEOPATHIC PHY5I.
i CLANS Of Chicago and viehit5 are requested to
Meet st
nAINE11ANN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
It's South Clark street. THIS EVENING at sx oc1 ,ck,
on buslnstt OF importance.
MI selzS-lt
.D EMOVAL!!-We have re-
IL moved to
$50 & asa South Water street.
WHEELER, WALLACE 4 CO.
.myf-es53ztWkf ret = :.
, 1864-05-05
Nblcagp Qril>nne.
THURSDAY, MAY $, 1864.


THE NEWS.
Ncwbern adyices Of April 30 confirm .ha
evacuation Of Washington. N. C.. fv order NJ
Gen. Butler, after spikinr the enns and tho
destruction Of much property tIat conld mt
1c carried awsy. It was discovered tn It the
enemy had left for Virrinia leaving Int ssrar
-comnan,cs IN fror+ IT 4ba 49, ,
to simflar ca11 onr forcos .1sa s.,~
seems univ sensible ~ aaaass. s 41,u' iof ~
Carolina WIN fo11ou t,a re.*- suas t1u4.n m,
mond .na It. -ossa"n,s ~ .ostunes o. hach-
the ;rsno ~ a. os ,uts oec!oeo oy
,,,;no- e.,t;. FPoaenins oatue' Al
- o,,, -r.ats - oo un.t suso event
1oo.s a* ~ ~ p'"o*' el8nt oflses
..nnst aa-s.s 49, y. nlcnuooo' ,.. MOI even 1he
co ~ .aE,a, 'ue .L 1eoel WAL seriously look TO
Nor+h e,ato ~ An1Ae aA. etaoo IN Inc oid
,of+ha roha1 -s .ae' sene1n disturbance
tn ,ot,,,r, ~ orea 49, .n.-en WI cause II
-o,tv ~, 4o-.e ss 49, ~ on1on 4.on "n1ca
era = ,..s ~. a - se*ne@5 u 1eoei ieao-
49, ~ 49, 49,. ",aI1.,.
.+,oai+,.s .ss I .",,,-t. - P.oo1 " sae
r., +.,s ~ ss44oeI .eao.t ~ ~
f:-o e. 49, s.sta r,',s 80 I c14cu
+rro - go sae..s. .e4'
~ 49, ~ s,"-.H ~ spo' 1eaaeuun 4 VI ou. 'oiees'
a,.aaa- epa..u essos 80. .ae t.pe.s aA'e
snaa.s:.s soGncea .un n,, nassae!ens ~ VINO nave
+,o1 .'s .ne l.sn,an1 Anes!y lustana-
~, r.a Peoes 4u'o -. 1u.46 .,, ee.'Acs ~ c&pa
w " "e*:4 uatne' LUIS WI 1Aal neaFliy
~ ~ WA usu 4noueeu ~ oos occopa-
@on " .oe PULLS ~" '8ea'eo' 10 ofeak
Waasn - anu Nv" Wo"l,1 tner sen1'men!s;
- 49, ~ ~ 40 W " et'.e.t. te1e oa'
..-sa - ~As t'.u' - ~ ~ "ta4t .ae-Asies ior .ne
pe>as e ~ -. eouu.s' :" "e'ns suspee3a
aa. .ue plsnes tuetso' mu1ic en!oseo
Al'e oce1 ''''' u'1ltu1 euao osoef " 4ee W ane
4eoet s"aee
and ct.nrcd ] o ths nnar+er, % ~ ses.e ~, ny,
<15o1, ~ G,n,nr ne,r1r +.eo oa,,s Ts,. ~,
,reans rot.,n0 .~rant +,at ~ I.1s aua. '
+ora are don,,,in1 of rhst ~ ~ ~ "Pl.a Tia
vim inv soon Thev lnov noa. w. .ha. .
<,roo+ Fo5oro, .,o.orr III, .1s,.. n,s .a..
49, " 4 so'o e'ea ~
90 r1'e ~ a..a nva a.,.@ -, ~, Joy oous ~. " uo1
4ne alucut1s WIN lne fennssisanlA~ ne.
s serves IN n.n tne Iotomae army seems to besan
OfEu. We give 2lEGWAGfe. Ten. ME1GH'S
, 1864-05-05
THE RATIONAL SHIP CANAL CON-
ftATi0R AT DUBUQUE.
GRANT on SHELTER TENTS
Congressional Cox on Peace..-The
Eckel-Davis Affair,
From Colorado---Indians
Defeated.
FROM CAIRO AND EEy.Dw.
Gen. Shermanss IL tier to tho Enrolled
Militia.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRO, May i.
Tie steamer Liberty No .. Capt. ". Connor, A.
rived from Memphis, bringing datcs of the Sd, D,
N. The following letter, written on account o,
reTorts given of the late review at Memphis. m d
addresses then delivered to the officers, was read
to various regiments at their parade on Tuesday.
At Its conclusion the boyB sisnthed their hearty
aeseDt to the sentiments Of the letter by three
hearty cheers for Gen. Sherman. Such an putburs1
as this from Memphis citizena On the occas,on Of
the reading Of such letter, is significant.
HEApQ'Rs MILITARY Dry M1ss1ss1rr1,
NASHVILLE, TeID., April 20 1861
Colonel John NeDona1d, Asmphis:
DEAR Su-t ha1e1eceived copy Of the BuLttln
with an account OF your review and Generals Huri-
butts and Bucklard's speeches. hare always ex-
pressed myself 20 ftahkly on this subject that I
don't believe single man In Memphis 10 ignorant
Of my opinion. It IS both duty and should be
pleasure to brave man to defend bis property.
The United Stntes has donc for Memphis all fts
people could ask, and they are now bound In honor
to relieve our soldiers OF al that local duty Of guar
and defense which IL necessary, leaving our paid
soldiers to 70 forth and meet the enemy wherever
he may be found.
know that enrolled men In Memphis wiIl f,cht
who own property. We have right to teuoye to
some foreign land every citizen who is hostile or
inert; but instead Of its being done suddenly and
Violently, II viii occur naturally and slowly.
Gen. auckland is perfectly right in giving strong
preference, in business favor, to those who not
only publicly acknowledge their duties Of citizens
and tax-pas ers, but who take up arms ind hsht
for peace. II in time silent and srumblins citi-
zcns cndanEcr tic eaicty and peace by conntyanee
with m enemy outside, trust he will make short
work Of them. I honor and respect the enrolled
militia Of MemI and that If they perseyesc
in the plan We have initiated, the time Will come
when fools, who pretend to make light Of them,
will repent in death and poverty their folly aad
ccwaEdice.
You n8y read this to your command.
Your friend, ". T. SnERMAs, Ma1.-Gcn.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l
CA1co. May l.
Gen. s. A. Hurl5ut yesterday Issued the follow
ing order, upon taking leaye Of the 10th army
corpe:
GEN. uCRIBCTSs FAREwEII. ORDER
HEADQUARTERS 1iTu ABYT Conre
, 1864-05-05

ITO FARMERS. Sheep Wash
1 rohacco kill all vcrmtn. cures all skin his.
cases viii MT inure the most delicate animal. For
, 1864-05-05

ID EMOVAL-
KaLE8 Il WILLIAMS
Have temporarily removed their Law oEce to
18 DEARBORN STREET.
Hr4t3tneE
, 1864-05-05

COUNTRY NEWSDEALERS
Odesi1,ug their supplies Ct Chicago da1Aes aha
Eastern publications promptly. and ut
TIE LOWEST CASH PRleEs,
,,,u ,vds- rom c.. SHAEER,
~ "m.aiE EtExT IS GsisWold street.
, 1864-05-05

pPECIAL NOT1CE.-To whom it
\ may cnncern. We hereby caut1on all persons
not to negotiate acceptance OF ours to the order
G. j. Parkhuzt for seventy dollars At Ten dsys datsa
Aprl @, 1861. The vas obtained py base iase
pretences. and We viii not pay r.. ,rc.,r-
uy9-e19lSt net H.W ADAMS HITCaC0Ch.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
-Aopttt.t Z.

Gin gsfts gum @tbtnuf bss 3aptnls p bt1
0sfsst Der Trittsn Gsueralrerfammlune, b.
tiielt: Gin @sfss ,um 8trbot Der Ginwlne,.
runs irttsr Nteer IN ten Staat..
Su uusetraa tat Mauae I3sstFsi testn. d 3spttei
u be- 0skss su rsssIadtlass etsuas tn Drt.tu oeasrsi.
pufam uIuas sts Staa,o Ssps ze& Gin zsttl ps 0dsts
hss bd.stea esaates II NIB
8 aubttradt. tst BE Dnr&faaruaa BET DsAin nau.
1su ses s~esausteu 4spltels In Dtseri,rud nit cen HnzfA
uub sstHsa slutr srst,a DRsissttat Der DessIsnxus btsfes
5,sa.es snfr4, psrhta II, tsttsts. sas su aas 3sefd ~
sektttssu
eel. /. Sci Il sasast sssA " oessssl.ssfa. .laus
pss e,sstts Seua:-~
Das xsvt.a n Der IN ts rtssInsts,a etsass IA 1sHsss
0euesslsufss uIuus tes etsates Ssva G~sslsnnsass o.
k,s kettteIi: eta @.ts Ium sersst hr Gtusdstt.uss fte.
Reaes h tiefsa etasi, stshus4 stsesrufsz ptrt sai II.
6eEt. :. ass sss sfstse etHsa 0ertais tes Etslts nusss
sea Dsat.uaasea isses &rssstls ssfa ssbusez Aases hass
ut.suad&tsees HsTtsx., y .----&---
etft. q. d ttes Odd sss Der 0ezsraIs esfsu nIuns aIs
ysa sssesbA6ItAu Dtasisiett sshsAiss strt. ~ . In Arsd
.res.a nd ftser EeSf extltasastn Dstfs etate Resitrsu
la 4sntaess. 3sszsSes, ssI4< h DsSesIass ataazU.
oess>aist 81 s. 6sbrssr 1854. 80 - = '~f
s&bfAdsiss SssSrr1. tst sssts>sztes oa3 ~ 10. Sets.
1854 In DaiIs etsts atstea .sb ~ II. Sttrass 1854 In Ia
Ssss 9snsasss ssrssessls4t surte.
Samn @!tstt S:aatsft1s:a1.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
Xicut, murenf.

Das Rrisasfdbruneseommi'!et fue1ts in
Tfiuem Beyttt dtsr rtr Ma1taert 5u Dott
pi!op RE Iballade an. RAP tin Sunets'
ofRlisr nab eer ginnabme BON sort p'l'
lom uup cen rost rsrabnn @reuellesnsn,
eintas Nsbeueno{f;'rre. reI&s jtns S@ane;
,bat anoscrpnet uno aelei1et bot1sn. an
Bo,p ets BunrreldiEes pIatte gaulY
auf eorp{ale Dsile %empfanaen uno GAIT.
freunrlih tr1ftirt babe. DaeGommits laa''
20 (sien Waere9eln erprifen merrsn. hz'
plen Namen ris(sa SIf;ine aueRae'9 ;u
MAIDEN. -.
Gin Gorrs{ponrsnt oon 81. Qouia
fommt pislu lln,eriudune lu9or> UNI
flnpiet Ter @elt cen Namsn lsnee Sftl
sisre an. Gin lieutenant Wurrod 1T fa'
ter li9 auf 10 unmureiee Wsiie bstrastn
bat. Der &crrslponcent (ast:
SD plrre meme &n9ate ihoA f1ubsr
rr1fsntli9l baesn, i'd woate atsr iuoor
ben Namsn sinss eewiNsn 2i%tutsnante
b Buncesarmee aueFntig MAIDEN, Ter
1lh rurd 1sin Betraasn eessn 3sbsusn'
p{F3iers bsms.tlih asna9t bat. N16rem
it rie YaNaaisrliNe uno rie Bl@r eee
Campfire pla,v Gaus9 aepIaf' bate,
flnp id. clB ps1lslte eth asrinsr 2ifutss
nant Murrcf il. Den Namsn crtr
Stoat lsinse Rsaimente fam I'D letter
nitt %aneebsn. mu1rod bat lib an rae
Nanc bessbsu uno Zen Netsusnasnfral
@bolmsrs eines!asen auf ra6 Dampltcot
"A tcmmen. Gr fubrtr rtn HstslIn in
tie Damereajate uro ftsats ibn lsin'r,
Wurrods. Byas per. @ensraI Gtalmsre
1aats: vWarame, IS tbut mesnu Sef|f
mobl, elmer e9.en 8sbtaeneous. tie 9ane
au r1uden." Murrcf bate nnh etuen
anrern NsteQerpfRiier gum Nsltaas'|@
finQslaceu. Ml5 cos Diner aufat!roasn
,par, uldisn 6err Y!od, rsr S4iha|st1e'
.l1 uup fob mad. ob ale Damn 'trs Sis
pc bab,n urr fano. rab cine Ger Damsn
tsinsn plcB msbr an csr Iaifl Inesn fem
ie. 6err Blcd bsme1fte rsm NfbsuNncf>
f,ier, rob .r Zen Y!oB elmer Dame sinas>
rommen bate. unp ro6 IT fb on eiaen
atex1n Slid 1sb.n madte. DIR Rstsu
antnortete ta1f@, ct lst ouf Gln'aruna
ees 9ieuknants murrcd bier. 2ieu's'
liant Mureod ~beRdliate etslss ano tsltane
eatauf, cab Ger @ebeusauf rem etnBsnom'
msnsn plas 'Ben bletbe. 8Iod loats in'
rs0tn, sr fSnne ntht btlfsn, RE Come
mlj7e ibrsn Sie ba5sn 6inoufld Wurs
rod (eltR a%ufaeaaaren unp- babe rsm- 4ez
bsuen leinsn plos ein9erdumt. @be rs'
yisbsu obsr au GNsn anfanRen fonnts. l'B:
lie 0d Ger Dampfu Yla,ts Bailey In Be-
,wsauna, urp Ter 8stsQsnoifjier ellie flu
dteup IN pa6 0ane.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
! Trempnt in SQinotS.

Das Carlyle Bannsr (a~msrItautl@ss
glatt) @aat: ,
uWtr i5nneu ui&t antsrs ais ttsune'
lid eeesn Sen. Grsmont eel'nnt le'n'
Gr mar Der GrR. oas Banner Ger 9fat'oa
ouf ben b59Ren 3iunsn unlsrer Sstes ~
ential,,u; u mar sbenfaus esr e1tts, 90
auf Ben 65b.n aQssmstun Grelbsit auf'
,%upaan,sn, 81 mar Ter gtNs, rem ptac
ms @o,olanp- ~ fncen, unp e'st@sr
Wei(t Ter GrRe. cen Bsa. aus;u|shsr, esn
unlsu 8ssieruns Smildsn cen Slippsn ese
Derralbes uno pss u%ntuaan9se an,u
(alaoen bat. 81 mar or grfe. csn snt'
l&sirenpen S6lus ssasu Gle Aueqs rtF
Nsbslion ju flbtsn,. uuo cen edtfin es'
,@onfaeration III aunlrnisrn. Man
(aat. er lei sbrssisis. Sst IS 10. 5absn
w,r urla9sn au (uasn. rab ls'n eeras'a
ie fit in fallbu 8idtuua cHtaeas' eaoe {
6qt er ttn nidt fets far Grstbstt UNI eas
Bsfe ccs Qanres entfalte,s
@ir ms4nu fsinen 3tur tlr elnsn
Maun ubne Gbreeis asbsn. W'r uetlan'
esn etn.n Wann, re0rn GbrRstS se 1T. r'f
oanae Mmltbsit fri au (sbm une lt'n
vanp pom GIude Ger Sftauuei uno Ns'
teuion ~ r%sin!asr. Bir brau@sa e'nen
Manu. psEsn Gkrssi; in rer ndssn M@
sung liset.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
@arum Serr Sepurb bic Monrue'

@aruu 9err sepurb bic Monrue'
9oiniu serleu9uet. Die a,!anta Gon'
fer.vocp, zine RsbsQsn' 3stlun9, sn!bdlt
foIasnre Steue aus etnem Brtefe einss
vbsrpo,raesneen Bdraers tes SQrene".
Ger in europa wsi!t (SIicsu p:
SD bcfe> Gribuaoe Mar miro fdpn IN,
Mdr3 nod Merite abssbsn, uno Id bin
prrf&ert, eab mir BortbeI raoor baben
,pnpsu. Sd btn dbnNust, unD Du ptrf
mtr bsipRi&tsn, rag Jun, wentsfsn 81 Die
Stntsns rtr au'sritanii@sn>G saae usrasbt.
uuo eae fttn md&tiser GtnfuB esl@idt
far Die A%uB.lesenbett 8elteno 9ema&t
usresu pitp, perens GrfoIs, aQein tbm ben
msritanif@.n Ebron f&etn. fam. Du.
uub i'd, ,uup ales ausrifaun piftp, esa6
wtnn ete Qonfsrerattca characterization,
rae risrttanif&e &aitsrret& fsiar*; f9e
Nenale 8saaub tatet utse.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
& apttsl 6,

Gin @s(eS ubn tie S~tsuHu1stuns rcu Zee
Qcuuip.
e.lt. T.. Ell g srfas. Ssn h, 9.r.ralssrfammlurs
20 eiaa,,s 1ora tue In 3xlunft aQs st.uesu, uel&s lem
In ben Iornfttps Purtrcfe. Saefou. Tuyeiues nub 9lu
Brren IN Zee Geuntu. Soma. bs6utlttn GIssn bum aufr.
l,st rtretn. In ctr Staet Rtotul In b,ils ttm County tur&
ben Nnore'r unb S2asm.iasr. pbsr hn Tsputp &uorer,
ctr is.nt sf6ts ia bsfleter esae. Rss.uf bdIl. t%tnsebotsu
ps1krn (uleu. unb rirb br hefaete IspGt, R.eurttr tistur&
umdaits. unb bsiust. folte eteuun I'm Nomm idn,s Bor.
eets.,u ~ e~mpflussn uus baflr ~ aai,tt'tu. Tx 70 sinss.
tostn.u Steutru feaeu In ben Geun!aftas etntt.atil rub
NIT ibntn tn Issn Ndfs ~ ~stfat,tn rerssn. uis srait ttst
bsasbtnstr 'er fpd,tsr Gsfsss nit ansna essutrn.
eslt. 2. Der s:tadtt &sertsr. otu fdn Dtputs t. Der
steet Rtelut foa ~aast1aft Der 1sftmmuussa tie(H @sfsfss
%nelbi5tn Suttr anf9aftn. FAB foQtu tsfatsa rcm guuu,p
stjatlt utrstn.
-e4iL a. TIT -Reattet~- nab xaasmrf,r rru 3u
Geunt3 fDu h.m s.baa,tn Drutp Rusreut ii Res.uI fofor,
.iat esnous gbfartfs Ger atf&asuuo ub et.uuauFuss
finn ttr4tu 6tsrnttuus tn sttattta 1sunfttpt fur has
Sabr 1868 lttftrn. fcr,t fctaIb ais nj sItd lbnlt6e esuaus
atft.:i..1 Ter rrdaduetseu etsunauf,ssn tn IT. eu Z 0Ur.
fire
Sttt. l.. Der Rucresr unb e&ssmsiRr pom Pee COUNTY
faQ tar ~aestraft tisss Gstsss tus6 {suu D.pul, sef*tbr.
rsu faatlunssn ouantroriI,& fsiu unit Tam osm Tsputs
ZEN tsm ,u fs'ner statrasauns aettis t&eiusrstn esus NIT
gIrsftaft ,trtans'n.
s.lt. 5. 2ts ssf,s Ecu mid. 70 ~ausstsst r.,ssu. al.
dut.rs - In i.sens ttner ur. une spdfs 3s.. Ort une art
e. gtriaufs ron Gissutbxn fur sadaans:see ttasru Ia ben
! stnannttn Ispnfbtrs.
s.it. Its fYxtv sr.uIs-r,u Gb'&dsrnss. aue
! St.uutldsr fir senanu I sra tes fSusa o.a zen ouptr-
oifo,s cher tsra 4ias etm a~ettse esr fe,uem Dtruss Ia
an'rt. fctale fe onDouaiuetss ens, ssssiiefes usrtsn.
uus fsGstsaiS Tie abftdsuue uns euss,auFaee fir g..
eaGt 1srnittps Ia 3uiunft IN eta t~,isEtsss stus,tu4
ria nroten rtreR.
sea- z. IL hhs GHf ssx tr gsurafs,rfa u mluns
! sts scx az eusHdi6t Di6tss.et bet-aesu rirb. fon e Ia
araf. tret,n ha6 feiusr Ger6Ttutlttuns I'm 9ails e.ats
ID Ia. T.ifs IT,. Ntsa - - br- a., ~ ,hSf,o data
bal Z, phds gutHeuI!iarn anf Rotten veu ets Gouut2
ssf3stsn fsu.
Ger,tmtst an S. Ssbrzrr 1864.
50 bsf6<tniss ttteus6. s5 oorasttnsts 9.fss an totsr
5ebruar 1864 I'm Dale stan Restasr. an 10. gtbr mar 1854
In Der Daiis Gate 0ip uub 9th i2tsu 8sb.ulr 1864 i'm Gs..
! Rastseu Plaius salsr sn6featItH1 uurbe.
Slmss @1t9bt StaatS(, tIstdr.