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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, JUNE, %,
70 lLj Gen. DiC:-A dispatch from
Gen. Grant, dated yesterday, June 9th,
at p. M, at headquarters, reports that
there was no operations in front, except
from our own guns.
Tho dispatch gives the following from
rebel papers.
A Petersburg paper of the 25,h states
that Hunter is striking for jackson river
depot, about forty miles north of Salem.
aud says that il be reaches Coviugton,
which they suppose lie will, with most OF
bis forces, but with loss Of material, he
will be safe
The same paper accuses Hunter Of des.
trOylng great amount OF private proper
ty and stealing large number Of wagons
horses and cattle. The same paper also
states that Wilson destroyed train oI
cars laden with cotton and furniture
burned the depot buildings, &c, at.Burks
vile, and destroyed some of the track and
was still pushing south.
All the railroads leading into Richmond
are now destroyed and some Of then
badly
A dispotch from Gen. Sherman, receiv
ed this morning, reports that yesterday
June 9th, an unsuccessful attack wa
made by our forces on tho eremy's posi-
ton, whi5h resulted in loss TO us of be
tween two and three thousand. Tho fol
lowing particulars are given
Pursuant to my order ofthe 24th, di
version was made on each flank Of the en-
emy, especially down the Slandtown road
about 5 m. M'Pherson attacked at the
southwest end OF Kenesav and Thomas al
point about a mile further south Al
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

NJ Tx BEGGAR Boy AND FLowERs.-The
followlng story, the original of which
We cannot trace, beautifully illustrates
tie power Of kindness:
u "Go away from here, you old b2ggNr
boy You've no right to be looking al
our flowers" shouted little fellow from
The garden where he was standing.
~ The poor boy, who was pale, dirty and
ragged, was leaning rgainst the fence, ad,
Mining the splendid show Of roses and tu-
jips wlthin. His face re ldcned with an
ger at the rude language, and he was a.
boat to answer deHantly, when n little
girI sprang out from an arbOr near, and
hooking at both, said to her brother, "uow
could you speak SO, Herbert! Pm sure
bis looking at the flowers don't hurt US .
And 10 smooth The wounded feelings c.
tho stranger, she added; Little boy,
Ill pick you somo flowers you will wait
\ Amoment," and she Immediately gather
" 4 boQIoL an | handed i! through the
kncc.
His f. frightened with surprise and
Measure and he earnestly thanked her.
n Twelve wears after this occurrence the
ri,l had grown to be a woman. Que
kfight afternoon as she was walking with
her husband in the garden she observed
youur man in worlSman's dress leaning
oyer the fence, looking attentiveIy at heI
Ind the flowers,
4 Turning to her husband she said, "lt
doe me good to SEQ people admiring the
rarJen," and approaching him she said
SAro you fond Of flowers, sir? it will give
be great pleasure to gather you some,
The young workman looked a moment ii
|her face, and then said in o voice tremG
bus with feoliag: Twelve years ago
Hood here a ragged beggor boy, and yCt
NhoN ed rue a great kindness. The brigh
lowers and your pleasant words maze
New boy of me, aye, and they made mar
Of me too. Your face, madam, has beer
hight 10 me, in many dark hours OF life
and now, thank God, though that boy Is
HI an humble, Woodworking man, he ii
AD honest and a grateful one" Tear
1kood in the eyes Of the lady, as turning
w her husband she said God purit in
~ my young heart to do that little act o
Gndness, and see what great reward Il
Ms brought"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 1854

!he latter are furnished by the Commits
sary Department, who issue TO them, as
well as to the troops, half ratons daily.
some oil the batteries on our right a.
mused themselves yesterday by throwing
she! INTO the new battery on the Bermu .
ia Hundred side Of tho Appomaltox riv-
er without elicitng any reply. Ny dis
patch' speaking of this mornings doings
IN that direction, proves that the John
mes are not iorgctful of these little in
len tions on our part, and return them at
their convenience. My report of the dis
aster which telel portion ofthe Second
corps, on the 22nd appears to have been
rather modest. Instead of simply meet
ing with a reverse on that unfortunate
day. ono eat"e 6rtgade, General Pearces aad
part q aa.hcf, Were 'goJJleF outriqhL It
appears that some men had gone 10 the
front Of these troops, who were throwing
up temporary breastworks, and built
hre' Ihis, running through The parched
shrubbery and undergrowtb, soon sped
through the entire plot of timber, cals-
ing dense smoke. The rebels, relying
on the smoke to conceal them until they
could approach our busy tgoops. dashed
noi6elessiy at them through the fiery bar
rier. Wholly off their guard against any
such desperate feat on the part of the
rebels, our men were thoroughly surpfis-
ed ana coptared ere they could make the
slightest resistance.
Inc weather aud dust are almost iniol
cradle 1t would be utterly impossible
Tor any one who has not experienced
something Of the kind to form any idea Of
the intensity Of the heat or the sufiocatng
density Of the constantly perturbed dust
At times the keenest Of visions would fail
10 detect any object at the distance of
twenty feet Dusl-begrimod men are seen
Citing around like spectors, reminding
one forcbly OF the celebrated mirage"
sometimes with slight advantage in "a
vor Of the Italian illusion, | should say.
witnessed in the lake of Como. Water is
very scarce, and both men and horses suf
fer badly at times from this cause.
June 2j.-With the exception of a hpa-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

INFAMOUS! = During the progress Of the
pntsburg Sanitary Fair, to which citizens
OF all parties are contributors, the most
fanaticall partizan spirit was exhibited on
Abe part Of the managers. In one room
"a finely executed picture of Gederal Nc
Clellan was mush admired, which gave of
fence to the Abolitiouis,s, and consequent
" II was stolen during the absence Of the
ladies i'm charge. Another was procured,
when Mr.. Brunot, tho chief manager,
6nve tho ungenerous and unmanly order
7or lis removal! What say our noble vet
erans who fought under Little Mac" tc
1his "black- k-baling" of their tayorite com
mander? Abolitionists only want the
rower to prosecute every man whether nc
bo b soldier or citizen, who supports Nc
CIellan. Nothing is too contemplate ioI
(his party to descend to, in church. IL
1I1te, in social life, in business, every
Vhere, their motto is TO prescribe ant
9sush all who oppose their internal dog
, 11os. = -HolEdaysJlTg St1ndard.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

HsyThe Canada papers are lioniz.
ing the famous Virginia lady, Belle
Boyd She is described by tho Kings
ton Ne,0s as going about with pis
tol in her skirt belt, and doggod By.
two Federal spics-w'osc B1siness.
IL seems to be to watc'a her.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
CONFEDERATE REPORTS.
from the Richmond Enquirer, June 90.
TIE BATTLES EFoRE PETERSBURG.

TIE BATTLES BEPoRE PETERSBURG.
The theatre of war is now before Peters
burg. The enemy has removed his entire
force to the south side, and with the ex,
ception Of a comparatively small army in
Chesterfield, the grand army Of the Po-
tomac" is united in an endeavor to carry
the " CoVkade," and thus finish, If posi-
ble the destiny of Richmond Temporal
ry successes had placed the enemy in al.
arming proximity to the confines Of Pc
tersLurs, and shells were sent kissing and
bors'ing into her streets but little dam
age, however, has been done to the city.
Tho tide las nov turned against the inva-
ders; they are repulsed at every point,
with heavy losses in killed, wounded, ard
prisoners, and tho doubts which at one
time hung over the safety Of Petersburg
are dispelled.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
[ From tho Petersburg Register ]
SuELLlNG THE CITY.

On Thursday night up to the hour We
went to press, the news from the front was
satisfactory. The artillery contest coutiu-
uel all night, and toward morning pc.
sons living on the eastern outskirts u the
city could distinguish al intervc..s the vol
ley6 Of muske;ry. From Gaybreak until
past I o'clock AN, the cannonade was
kept up the Grirg was slow out constant
at regular !v.ervals OF q lew minutes each
The mCet distressing casually that occur
rrs IS tho wounding of two slave children
They were in bed at their mothers dwell
ling near Blanford, when a she'll exploded
over the bed. A girl aged four years had
her lett arm broken, femorUl artery cut
and the cap Of tho right knee and fngers
of the left hand injured. A boy aged six
years, suffered more severely. His left
leg had to be amputated half way between
the knee and the ankle, and his right foot
lost the toes and portion Of the instep.
The necessary operations for the relief q
the sufferers were performed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

'r6sTwo men snd boy are going to
n from New York this week for England,
! y little boat brig rugged, only fifteen
9long and one and three-quarters tons
Ibter, This is the smallest vessel that
Nk essayed to cross the Atlantic, and it
A|pxpoctod the voyage will take six
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

June 2j.-With the exception of a hea-
w fusiIading between the pickels and an
occasional cannon shot, quietude once
more reigns along the lines
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
:-5@Han5t8dnt1,e
Dtrbenert uno perf@6nert
a.. Cure: ,&eiuratb
unp 3tebt D:b1t!'

Dit, t, Inter ,.t&nttsu, eslaubsnx uss bsn 4ssurAaea
Tassusorts unb ~ru,eessab an,uldsehsS BAT MIR Sse.swdrtts
bt.fs 0sssns bsr.tfsu tim 1.Ntuanssu aniuhsemsn FIR
ObR. unb 3tu.gdume, @sb,n, Rcfsn, strdu.
DER, Btumtn; Bluntsnjwtsbdn,
4aussYfanlsn &C.,
lort. fir que Nr,stl msl&s In timer &unasdrlunsl s.Rn
s'ads Iu anssn Ans. air ssSrd(snt'.sn Ne esettn
..\ssN GENEVA Nurseries,"
spn @tKtsa. q D., m.lGe ~ ben dIt,Asn, bsaen uns ersstsn
In umtrtta e.dbl. psrbsn ~et,fsltsn umfaGtn srsi buneert
oder. rtlGe ausfdItt5Ht ais Baum f6ultn unbTF a~ nienbeets
b,nuSt rertsn, unb ron ben ~uprpb,fen SunRedrtnsru In ben
Der. etasteu atpFtet msresn.
gDir tltss fsrner 0duterstsn. NO probe. 9dume Ssu aQtn
ecrttn ven 3tifttr oncB.u trtrttn. 70 eae tr rtrsllts
@.rtb iteer rrte senau trprott pirb.
d wtt teha ITO ben Nrsien ~bsreifen, ant pottntsfda fsu.
belt (rroht clio bic Page npttrsn. nit Sbf,ddt,rn fpre&tn
unb nit Interchangeable firm ecmmuntvrsn 70 ratten pr
aasn TtrfHnsu. melas Mot ernoue &enntnie Ter btaen fit
'br Pant %stsienetsn epseies toben. uns ts ausmatl Su
%dterlodtn. unb MIR e'beu itnsu tdnn til fdr TED eDsfsn bsR.
ee,tenstsu Uarietdtsn
Itte Runns drtsn fnb auf .in.m Hutss ar s.l,et, sey Sd
~srr,de1tt stsr" fdr lie %rr.ussrune spn
otaetar'sten @dumsr uat gFanuH,
b tt. lslte chs 'easm t.,aer..n qsbm t.a,tt.
"a Genera stua .m::. Grab ntrslthsr sslsssn "a aIs btsu
p1ae, fc r"etu lie sNanpn nur batura sspinnen. m.uu
IT, aus i'"e1 teuttn &se,rs MAD ss,sm mtlbsrsa Slim VT
lSt EtrCfH.
Ia CTR Brstn bier sen Natur ~.a!tbalis IN 70 IL terfeibs
fir RtttuSudt porsuslid eeeio net pr runfhsu Sbrs Nuf'
mt TIA n TIT tabtr aaf unfs. rside Wusmatl pom f6Susn al.
esbdrlu.n gttsn ~ lsnteu. rsIas aas i'm 1relen afjceen
uurt,n. unt ire' Sabre alt Rnb.
gtr t!anf1ttte.n per f0ritd sas ausfudea Str Bdums
TRan,en &C.. unb la0en btesl6tn osn serant:sH Tadern In
prc5e Aiasn padtn, uno rsidlid nit G umpfmons leas btfl
beiannts Wtttd tie 1cudrRtst III %ttbatrsn] ~perfebsn: 81,
tpnnt taber Ssr1aet k,a, tas Sbr THanien srasr Rlade unit
In sutem 3ufane srta TT.
81, babsa 5sidnunesn unt grot:n unfrer grIdte br
uns pslGt mir i.oesrt serns erIdsn ~porsetssu, nsldt e!pas
in IN fsttm GaGs au fauisa wHnften.
uui.r 5auptquar,iu bier 10 In Sem srrssn srld Bted
J Ode Der 2ten unit 8rabo straee. I'm 3ttn Stod. Gtst Mats'
pcrtbs SiSrt, no MIR uns fr,u.n Deroen. Sshfn AI1tbtr
une il lprsttu,b r Fh FIR II. Trctuliruns ocn fstFeAgrh&ttl
intertflrt. .eer p,r uns Al fprsdsn runf6t. fann fd turd
he yohcf6re tisr, Ser $50, eirstt an ups peneen uRb pi
ntre.n nit Ws,erussu in tsd.n Wctnune, pier frlken
gldS ais er beniurntn mag. ttm nnfsrt aHfmarsung nae&en
Da quito BIT bic bsF, nusr felttatsRsn IN. brftn MI
uns sius life ai,n 1t.tI Sbrsr suntf4aftl IN ermu5,u.
~! Sp6atturSA .
6.&6. Be|rmin.
Top,rscrt 6, San. 1884. 1Wtu2D2w
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
IuS 2blesmiQ:Splftcim.

Die lebten NaGri6ten brt1t8en ct9ent>
LID ment0 Neues, ~jecenfolle uldt5 unerz
martetss, nadrem mir muBten, tob tie
Ddnen ras . auueoirfe uno iDre Steiun0
an Der. Sdlei aufJeBsben uuo l6. auf
8lensbur9 ,urid8e3oaen Eaten. Gieier
0id,u9 lief er>parten, eab JIG ra5 :0cr3c3s
tbum S@leawi9 aui3eten uno f9 nah
Der GDni96au uno rad or 9n{el N|en
,uriit;iebcn wiircen. Qey!ereS miro eur6
fie neusiten Nafridttn teitlti9t. Iie
Idnen baten nit tbrer !Saurtmadt ll6
nad Nlisn 9ercritn, nad|cem Ne ric &C.
fannie YoiItion bel 1Sprsl fart Gc1eiti9t
baten, unp wercen natlrlid bier eincm
iit%erle9enercm Teincc 9%e3enIttr th lsidt
balten f9nnen. Iie Grtubcm rersn 6ourtz
quarter in J~lCietur3 il, 1ouen eie BpHis
ffaticnen rrn ISpptl an9e9rifcn batsn,
aber NIT einem Vsrlult spn 500 Wam1
;urud9eldla9en wcrcen iein. Gnclid'
miro teridtet cagecie Donen aud G6r:
pei seraumt uno Nh nit ibren Nrr:
r1t9en &c. relsncS nad Nlitn biniiter3ez
,c9en taben. 9rn me::iren Teincl tll9fci7
ten miro nidt beridtct, nur tcitt ce, rab
tie -grccutisnstruppm teldlcltn batel,
Gas GnunfYirfe ~ lhlsi1en.
Iie Yrpflamatien @1aHaef's hat bic
@rtcritat res Strings :rn IIn:marf in
'SnkswiA ouf9ebrteu.
Sbmobl nun Ter rdni{Nt Nlid1r1tt
cine Nrre0e an he Wrmce lpeNen frlfti3el
@erfclaun9 RS &rieaes etlal1rn u,c rcl
ttiesn Seitn frie9eriide Nttiticcn allae>
nomntn werren> 70 ibeiat ro9 eitlel
unt!uti9e Nud,u9 ecr Idnen (unnsuflal
caraui tin;urcnten, RAP, rie mir 9eiterr
berihteten, rie game 0eid;6te Spicae(;
fedterei, uno rap cisie Grsi9niKe tcreite
ycr Rem Gin,u9 rer rsutlaen Iruppcr
S,pil6cu YreuEsn, Seltrei9 UNI Tanc.
mari atBefarttt waren. So tcntrat cenl
au9 jsBt gan; ME 9crufen england mi
elmer Y%rppoitirn eines @affenfill
Ranoee auf Ter Yol5 rcr Naumun{
SdltawiS5 nit Nu5na1mt Ger 0n(e VI:
fen abItiten Ter IlEcn.
Ta6 Is earauf at9citben IL, taS Itr:
tofpll Yon 1852 aufrcdt III er1alten, uni
RAP pie5 9elin1en wirr, raruter fam weri!
3reifel berriden, 60 lri renn, RAP pit
beutldtn Irupren ibren Germ nidt utel
Gle &ppfe wa9ien. Sdleswi9 miro Ycr.
EFT oenlolom rit 2al 1en RS &rie1e5 fut:
fen. T1fiir fat man a%elrr1t.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Gin Gobn tcs Self. 9aDis ii Oct

Gin eobu tes Self. 9aOis ii Oct
uniousarmee. Gin bc@ne0sutr} 81,
amte1 Der Btr. Gtaaten erwdbE, In tintm
B.tsfe folienee mertmurr::as 1bat(odt !:
,,Dtss eytrnut MIDI, fitr.sttt Ct, roB elm
Sobu Don S(f. Davis, ren Inn Elm
Sttavm m<ohn, Namtns &otba,ine
9ebar, :,strtre Monale lena in Nunrea'
cisrNsa an Ycrp eines eu M'6 (lrrt
Hancnsnboots nor. urtsr cen auf SRI.
Dacje' plantuee ocn Suinote 1ruppsn
oufaefunesnen Brtefm mar rim Sarrs|
GcrtIpontuNn smiitm 0sH. Davis unc
(sinr Grou eoa feline cite Glammt xa'
tt 1ine te,roi: 0rau Dapi5 mad'e ibrsm
Wlnfne bic bitluNen @orm0,fs. SD IT.
fubr ric5 BON einsm FER ctrlten S(Fcicre
ee5 Yootes en- D 0sn Vorr ld rr Nr2er
Daui6 tsiane urp er ce yIisfs (It 4 o.
(;ben bat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

rSdl.swta leIbf ltu ben Grbturbere. bic
Mnnonfnb1bt. bas puluNbob bts gum
Ttteraa.ten unb fstt btsr pisbsr NIT BEN
RON 6nsbye une Dem Dore S&ubye fcrt>
'loufrnben @srlsn In Derbfneung. um
euolt& aud ben usbsr9ane dbu BE S&lst
uno cine um9sbun8 Don tort III rsrbtns
bern, III tu i1sbsrean0Spunft Wi6unre
auberorpmtli@ bsfsfiet uno NIT etnsm
Ra!ten BrQdsnfppfe usrisbm porcsn.
Gben(c Gnb aud ouf alien lonR tira au
ttnsn, bsrarttssn @eriuh. %assiansten
puntttn nit ten fdwnRsn @d&dBen
armirt.V sri&ansunam ouiafposfsn. Oar
ter Gruf mtrb pts llmgebuns pom esr
Iuun.(e|te tuts aud stne untnntbmun0
auf Wi0unoe erlsidint, I'm rie Ddnn
auf ben bstren 0lanssn gu umasben.
Dtsfe sinu @dlsemt8er Gorriponesr;
%entnommsren 9smnfunRm rd'fsrttatn
ben Gh!ua. rag tu,"n uen 5sttn er
Ddnen unGkx D%iouRant a~tlei1st morcM
,pdre. tts bfuti&m 1ruppm borte IM1btt'
s,bab. babsn w1rcen, Gs ~ rnftn. Den'
nod babrn ok Ddnsn pen To(tlon III
poGtton Gd aurldsGoaen unr sneltd
; nod f!.inen @sfsdtsn, In eensn feline tou'
(eno monn ouf 'b,itsn" @eiten 8tfauen
limb, S@lesmte NIT Nuenobme eer Sn(sl
Nl(.n oudumt. Man tam Gd cabsr
ni&t Qut Der rsbeueuaun9 espsbren. pob
Don Sstten Ter astr6ntm 6duptsr oute
70 abaefatnt 9sDslen uuo eas ete c.ut(&e
uno rie pdni(&s Armse. cbne IS 3u wi7sn.
bIobn biplomattfdu 3uift weeen Bsesn
einauou 0stsbt norteu fnb.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Sac 9anueuitIe nnb bic ibrigcn Veridan
3unacn Dtr 91ueu III GhleamiQ.

Mn. Der 2aueaRrabe Don @~snts6uro
nod BET 6tapt S@lseni9 b%e9tnnsn Die
Dnf4ansun9s, tet esm Dorfe Bscsl'
fpana uno 3ist.n fa In timer s1Ren stnie
9eaeu . 1 ourd pas Golfer Nosr biS sur
5dlaL "atssn @sa bic in tie @sasno rse
tetbtnt Rruaes, bic ju pel&sm I'D BON
BET .nteessnes(.stsn Rt&'un9 au@ BIT
BON 6.QtnAadN au6laufenbsn @srtt aus
e.bnen uno auf rsm eenannten puntt'
nit jsn.n In sir 8robss 5auptnfrf GUAM
uaenRoeea. - "
Cine spsite Rsibe BON S9anisa Be-
atnnt ba1intu nit sintm 9spaltteen, sinsr
tlstntn Gsnuns straightforward 8lod6auis
bet BuNcrf uno eipfelt in en'se8snesketer
2i&tyua bh 6usbye. trelder ~ elmer Nri
8rpefn W~aFsnplubss uneeidafem Srt
ttfsbrrum pur& tlslusre 3mtibenustfe NIT
5eutn9fibt In @t.binpuns es(eBt 1T.
Dtlt ameftt @tibe BON @trf9unlunesn
tt5sYr(9t BE erft eu.& fiji G.uss oouRan.
bis. u1b tamsntlid srl&stnt Buaurfbur&
ben tisfsn uni: aueeeestnten buforftr Est&
uub !sbtt ouf vi anbtrrs Sdts ba1tra an ben
Drtbxantr.tenbt 6&leta NIT Sturun ifaR
unaneriftar. Gtnebrttte NIB ltsts @tr>
f4amaHsssstEffntt -t ldHft -ppott BIT START
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

Sic Scwa Etaats Contention, 'teIde
am %. Nebruar In Iee Woine8 dtQebol
ten murss. Bat e5 at1eltbnt, ibre Dsls4a>
TN ;ur Nattcnal:G orpsntton In Bulti<
mere fir 2ineoln ~ %in0ruirtn. Die
Qonse Soma Gon9us Delegation III ctr
fimmia oe0sn Qineolns Wt.snauiftuunn.
Dos 5nuptptretenf fir risie uneompro
miuir' ibs nalluna rsr Gcnrsniicn pfbutr
ote1 rem mroiihm WirerRonee rrd
Dapenportsr Deat(@tbu m s.
(N3)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Seftreidifdes Gxeeutprens2ieb

Madst auf, Hrpaten, unb fesb Rarl
Gs astt ,uu1 Strtt 0sn DintmartI
Der Dane In bet 1rpets pca. il,
Dta baitsn nttt bas Yrototoll.
gponsn tbn autnstn unb mar 20 NIT 6tsttn,
Gbrltd ~ bolt.n. mas wtr tbn, usIiHriebsn.
@ataf&tne!
8 f6art: fdcn fdlid mad 6ot1tln f&
Ter bot Grbprtnj Grttbrt@.
@in asblsn 2anb unb unteritan
Fem eutsn Sonia GbrtRian.
Tlrit - niht lttben, ttr tapfsrn B1uter,
81 ia ten, Vrototclls juuibu!
&a!af&tne!
Der 1iEebrl6 BART nldt H6nls 1ttr,
9dli's NIT BEN Natienalpsrstn.
Wtt Gurnsr. unb NIT S6lSerpad,
@tatt NIT benz bcten 9unt.sto9.
&brtntan aa,in fc1 Die Hrpne 66 bcler,
@ts'e tn ttm prototolle befoblsn.
Nata(&tn9!
6sr gtrtRtan, adj, po1 TaisNdt,
;3urud bio an bic Gtttr eebt,
0r ltsbt an, Gnbe nod 49, @rnus!
Wus S6l,swtg uub aus 9utlanb aus.
3mtnaet ttn benz turh tss Rrts9se @eftbr,
Iob er bas Yrototoll Mot peIltBs.
Hatal&in8!
@ir futr.n i'm - . rubmvcQ 3lsl
Gam nit @ewalt lurild noh 1tel,
3urud gum tud'itm Glbtfub. .
unb er n,ht - mac ttuts r m u t
Mub feline 1abnsn In 6ol(stn sntfaltsn,
Mub Go laut Yrotofoll tebaltn!
Nataf6tn0!
aroaten, tout trum cure SFl4t,
las bstf6t Guropa's 8:stt9swt6t.
duff (Gaft IN Ttulf6lanb enblt6 Nub'!
ecrb Muf(sll laht euh freunblib 3u.
unb noe wtr tbun an bsn tdntfden 9elttn,
Dtrb man uns Nn1 In - Yentbt8 psrselter
Nata(Htn0 !
(R(areerata;fb }
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

Gbiueii@t 9iebe. DIT 9btneisn Gnt
bsfannt:als cas l1esnbaftsRt unb ritbi{d>
Re 0olt BET @elt unb woum wtr uniue
Qe1tr tslontsrs Dor Zen un(&uleia ausls.
benten 2umpsn ammltrn aerparnt baben,
bic lire Bo,fduuesn au& aber ben @tra'
bsnttb,tat au~sesbnsn. So 8tns fir1li&
elmer Der Brdbni@aft uur stntm @iitnlas
ben portet. urb rdbrinp ct in letnen2um'
pen beumaumlblen l&isu, praft3irte It
Elm so pfp. i@usres aau1urab In fetnen
xotb. Gin. Wfn&snfrtunb. Ger i'm BE-
'oba&ttt., topfte iBna auf. bit Ginasr unb
3.pan8 ibn, {elAs, (&wsre 9af abSulesfn.
t@ut. Dsn.1
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Scr Ocrratb a Sbleswio, 0o1ffcih

~ VIZ
Au5 Berlin miro her Nu9et. Nu9. 3t8.
fur, DOR cem Ginrhfen Ter ~al1iirten Ir1pz
pen in Sdlespie nit GROCER 9eitimmtbeit
oemeleet, RAP Die 9an;e Yon preu
BEN unb SeRrei9 ms Berf
ee1eBte Operation auf elmer
Dereinbarun8 nit zen GAbi>
netten pon 9onepn unt &cpcuz
baaen berube urc RAP ne I1neu lei
rem Nnmorl6 Bet yreuGen unc Ssi1eider
raS 9er;catbum rlumen miircen. Sollte
e5 9ltidwrbl an rsm Eannemerf ~ einch1
Con- ilift fcmmen, ~ wlrre cas MIR Gin
8ereiS eaiur ieih, ras audi to5 jebis:
ciniide Miniterium rid,t in Ter Gage 1T,
Die Situaticn 3u tebsrriden. 0ae
@er1preden elmer w%icertance:
loleu Stunning teS 9er;p8;
t4~A MS 1T aber %srtbeslt MGR.
Oen."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Die empire Wa(dine tr'ft feline ein1iet
ritler ginmeneunatn.

S. unangentbmer Yam Mt IN ter Epe,ot,9n.
Die empire Waldins tr'ft feline ein3ies
citlsr Ginmeneunnen.
Gle bat cine serus. Rate1 NIT prssrtitula,tn Bspsapneen,
maht btn > nIo6- Vber Wttt.S d. Ter uien ole aufa' tt, unb
ari bstteu eelsn slst& 10. perrtetst p%eu,cmmen. Mdtrrei an
Raumnp1sE:, Y neu- oter eeiben 5aben rou bsr griffin BIZ
,ur feinRsu hummer
% f. rsssr 3 smr, ned satnrss Fat, f. bat as nu'
rsntes Rettuns u"e lautt 70 siah ais Gla' uhtM
sntfdiebtn cine Qtrdu(tlcs Mafttn.!
Gle ~erfrrter' so Frpseut nsntstr ar I~r'ebTratt, ols IT,
ashh tiu. ant.ts @elains im g taots. Giu-laldtrias. yfdb-
den Tam ft anta'eub TN 0are talier, obre u e.mater, uteu
SIR, stdrie uns ri,ntrrbote efnto4tett Ser ern.
a'.'tton modt e. lao nrmfaI'@ tes ft in t%noIhkans ae1d't,
une BE esmreaat aesanttst, soe it ssus { a!'s tps',en a!ebi.
DIN I'D ar, ,isi1 .: s%Ilsnf sss'n s . +, r rm s 10 VI I. / s'ss ' Il. tSs.:
Gleihen Mot b., u p,uffr.
BefoutGs t5btt.u MIR uus bic yatrpnlRruue Ser
Msrtant I1ilcre, &utlbsnmahsr. grtncltn. ga.
btifanttn, bsmt en-. unb Bsfenlab ,Babriantsn,
Slsteumohsr. GcI(ttmadsr,~ @aitfr : Eittsrs;
@dutmadsr, @easn- une 3oftn-Tabr'fantsn.
4reis otr N0bmoidiue, epnlplet:
@r. l-aamtIisnr statn. nit G $50
~. a-earss Manufacturing, nil e,tsr foassii@ .. s.... g.
80. - .rrutnt.m Fu6 anb
Ce'-AoTne . %
Cine babe Siurte unttrriGt III ttnridtnt,
un, trssnb cine ps1frn III hem pcufcrnrafneu
@sbrau6e ttsfsr @aittne ju tntrrrtGtfn. ~ i -
.Shrs aufmerlfamsdt pirt former auftsn Empire Chit
lie, rafenttrt Ten 20. Suni 1863, sdtnit. .
- II rstitsto1ut, bat tine GbatiIei G nsft nit etnsM By
ter-Qeurum FER ishtl ants,n ten Ess,us s~ertifut. alts etu
srestr ethrrtf a,ath tt0sn g.tteu& 10, tae BIZ, 1tbtf lsd'
In narrtnuns strdtb. Ia Hetann dnsn ed&tdtsn Dfe8eutte1
n. saesaratipn liter atten rtrttn mrs. Ter Gmptrs etuiti'
70 = stnfat. bal ieter Attetttr ttuifIteu ukae !3etpnluR sen
IAuhentn Ertnurs trtrpen iann. '''.''.<}' ''1t..-"
Aa.gter tt Dssenpsti uub ,dr aue eisbse II Meten. -
as&tf&sa IsIas Fns, ssrt tn ~ssrlanst, aab ptrt tsufelbea tn
Iiseraln DtSerntr iretf6trt. r.
cEtsie @afdtue ~sukIane. RAID einSerts. tcne's gnb aus
"a nf1.
:. e. Gcrneu Il Co.; :.
2snst1Ssas-. Re. lss eetttssss. Gtksss.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Gen. Gieel tpiebcr III GnaSeM.

Wan mub an cine 1cpenttttuue alau:
ben ltruen, (sltR tei Doued. DEM ieel
tsfommt (c8ar @iasl MEIER Gin Com
manic. 3wetftIsobne beft mon raeurb
Die Dsut(&en ,ini9umu6m ju uer(65nen
unb flr l%lntNrflBuna eu WiseuwabI
9intolne ~ ftrren. 0niude nan IS
imme1btn! Inns fann tls. Rtaftipiruna
5teels nur (tbt rtdt lstu, ob9lti& mir
ums Qeben nidt ieben i5nntn, mac Gin.
coin ratst u1,br tbut. als ft'tnt ptrtammte
Sdulei9tsit. 8isusiat tlrdtte man
aud, @ipsl t5nne %rian':ea unc rsn
Staub zines untanfboren Qunrt6 yon ltk
nen GIbn ldd,teln, UNI In S&lsewiB,
bQlattn Difnfe Al nsbmsn. (M3,)