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REBEL ACCOUNTS OF sHERMAN,s MOVE
MENTS

MEMPHIS, March 1.-Richmond papers state
that Gen. Bragg has been assigned to duty at
Richmond, and, under the directions of JEFF
Davis, is charged with the conduct OF military
operations in the armies of the Confederacy.
The Richmond Examiner says now that Sher.
mans force is dispersed or withdr n, there
appears but little anxiety as to anything Ad-
miIal Farragut may accomplish with his fleet
Of Mobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-01

ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AND DESERTERs.
This afternoon thirty four prisoners of war
and sixteen deserters from the rebel army were
sent down from the army of the Potomac, they
having been captured or came within our lines
during the last four days.
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NAVAL, ORDERS

Surgeon John A. Fox, detached from the Nj
agara, ard ordered as fleet Surgeon to the
North Atlantic Blockading Squadron, vice
Jchn L. Fox, detached and awaiting orders.
Surgeon Charles ID. Maxwell, detached from
the Navy Yard, Washington, and ordered to
tie Niagara.
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BOAPD OF EXAMINES FOR OFFICERS OF
COIORED TRl0pS.

This board (of which General Casey is pres
tdentl is still in session, and has during the
past week, examined seventy. five applicants,
Of which forty five have been recommended
for commissions, as follows: One ColSnel, two
Lieu Colonies, ten Captains, eleven First
Lieutenants, and twenty -one Second Lieuten-
ants. The whole number examined thus far
has been 1922
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p M.
HEAVY FIRING YESTERDAY.

Parties who arrived in this city this morn
ing from Cnlpeper, state that there was heavy
firing heard yesterday in the direction Of the
Both musketry and artillery firing were heard
No information concerning the nature or ex.
tent of the conflict has reached here thus far.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

BY the Peoples Telegraph Line
NEW YORK, March 1.-Second Board-Har-
lem, $50; Reading, bin; Michigan Central,
141a1i2; Illinois Central, 133a13i; Hudson Riv-
er, 153x; N. Y. Central, 135a135k; Erie, lis "a
ll5x; Cumberland, 664.
Petroleum-Prices same as yesterday. No
sales; receipts, 1880 bbls.
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~ "Perley" telegraphs to the Boston Jour
hal that it was the general opinion of the Ma
tional Committee that Abraham Lincoln will
be renoninated at Baltimore and that he will
be triamphantly II. elected.
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NAVY YARD

The fine gunboat Wateree, Lieut.. Command
er F. Key Murray, is expecting draft of men to
make up her complement She will be taken
to Fortress Monroe by Acting Master Walters,
the Master Pilot at the Yard.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
FURTHER CONCERNING THE FIGHT BE-
TWEEN DENMARK AND GERMANY
DANISH PRIvATEERS LOOKING FOR AUS
TRAN AND PRUSSIAN VESSELS

IMAM AN PhUSSlAN tESSELS.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The steamship Bre.
men, from Southampton on the 18th, has ar.
rived.
The report Of the seizure of the Tuscaloosa at
the Cape of Good Hope is confirmed
In the House of Lords Earl Russell proved
by comparison of dates that the Governments
decision as to OBTAINING the Birkenhead iron
rams was not influenced by any representation
of Mr.. Adams.
In the House of Commons Mr. Peacocke gave
notice of motion as to the demand for com.
pensation made by the u. S. for injuries done
by Confederate cruisers.
Earl Russell said in the House of Lords that
the Government considered itself In no way
res ponsihle for the claims made for damages
done BY the Alabama, and 20 hope is held out
for changing its policy respecting this.
The Confederate loan Is 5ia53.
LIvEIPooL.-The cotton market Is declining
and quotations are barely maintained. Bread
stuffs heavy. Provisions steady. Consois
elaslk. Flour dull. Wheat dull at s.0ias.O3J.
Corn heavy. Beef steady. Coffee tending up-
ward. Rice inactive. Tallow 39a4ls. Ashes
30a3fs. ass
! The Italian Parliament has resumed strings {
The armament OF the National Guard have
hastened large quantities Of war material for
ward to Ancona and Bologna.
The revolauonists have expelled the oiicials
Ausussenbargh has been proclaimed as
ass ~ u
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SENT To CAMP DISCRIMINATION

SENT TO CAMP DISTRIBUTION.
To-day sixty deserters We're forwarded from
Forrest Hall prison (where they have been
confined for several weeks pest) to Camp Dis.
tribution near Alexandra, to be returned to
their regiments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-01

THE PREsIDENCY.-TheN Y. Times, treating
upon the popular manifestations for Mr.. Lin
coin, says:
"The universally of popular sentiment in
favor of Mr.. Lincoln's reelection, is one OF the
most remarkable developments of the time. 1t
is not difficult to understand this decided pur-
pose of the people. 1t comes from two causes
confidence in the man and a regard to the ne
cesSities of the situation.
1--WE believe that before the National Con-
vention meets in June the popular earnestness
for the denomination Of Mr.. Lincoln will have
expressed itself SO emphatically that the dele
gates will find their business to be little else
than registration OF a popular decree"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-01

~ We call the attention Of the Philadelphia
Inquirer to the wholesale manner in which the
Washington "special' of that paper cribs from
the columns of the Star; as for instance in the
account of Col. Streights adventures, trans
ferred bodily from the Star of yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-01

~ Mr.. Harrington, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, has returned from his European
trim
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PRICE OF GOLD.

by the Peoples Telegraph Lines.l
NEW YORK, March 10 81 a. m, gold, 5ss.
Ca hi 10 a. m, 596a59x; IL a. m, 59x; 1am
5eA a59T; p. m, SO AGO.
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RESIGNED.

RESIGNED
John H. McMurdy has resigned his position
As midshipman in the United States navy
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM RICHMOND.

GEN. BRAGG TO CONTROL ALL REBEL MILL
rARY OPERATIONS
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FOR THE bounty FuND.-Yesterday, Mr.
VIM Iaibert paid over to John HI. Semmas
dollars, which amount was Collected from the
ship carpenters working in the Navy Yard.
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CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Carst.r.-Tbs
case of Alexander agt. Sweeny & Huyck. in
volving the purchase and sale of gold Ia stilI
on trial, and this morning considerable hean
way made with the evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-01

ACCIpRHT.-This NOR ming Mr.. Jacob S.irr
lin, employed in the saw mill at the Nav
4 ard, met with a painful accident while tend.
ing a saw; the piece which he was running
bouncing, and throwing his left hand over the
saw, which took OF two fingers ofhis left hand,
and mutilated the hand
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fs T.3tf

@A SPLENDID OPENING- Hs Man Of TIE
uS People-Ererybody's Fisad.-Mr. P. M,
CURE having purchased the 20 pulsr Bar in J.
Wrens Billiard Room in Wood ward Building, was
bonored by q call from his friends en- ni1Sse, on
Saturday night, accom- panied by a fe!l brass band
Of music. Mr. McGnire reading the festive board
ibe al manner, the table fairly creskins with the
choicest .iands cigars and every delicate refresh:
inert fer the inner man. Mr.. Mcclure is well
known in Washington as principal bar keepsr at
the varieties he has now hosts OF friends, all of
which kindly invited to see him at his new bar
in " ren's Billiard Room. Woodward Building, be-
tween 10th and 18th, Pennsylvania avenue. ORA
mstic and musical profession also invited.
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~CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTINANOE BE-
il3 NEFIOIAL SOOIEFY.-The members of
the aboTe-namse Society. and all others who wish
to become 4 embsrs, are requested to meet on
TUEsDAY NIGHT next, LIST of March at TX
O'Clock. at John D. Clark's Room, on 18th street,
near d, on important business.
Nv oyd or Com n,iftee f. T9t<
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N CARD
L HOSE OF our customers, and the public who
wish to avail themselves Of tn Involvement We
are now Offering In making Q discoul of 10 psf
cent our sales will still find great many cheap
goods in our stock, and IS our sales at the rate
named will cease al out the 18th Of March, We ad :
wise An early call from all who design making
further purchases: We are now Offering all our
summer goods left from last season at the same
rate. Also, our whole stock of linen and cotton
Rooos, comprising most of the best makes to be
found in the market
W. NJ. sHUsTER l. CO.,
No. SO. posite Centre Market,
mhI-eostif between Seventh and Eighth ets,
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~ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, 30
US Receptions. Parties, Weddings, Balls, Sup
pers, Fairs and other entertainments furnished at
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Ice
Cream and Water Ices made by steam power, war
ranted to be the best in the clty wholesale and
tail, delivered to any part of the city. Charlotte
Russo, Jellies, Pyramids and Wedding Cakes made
to order, at JOSEPH SHAFFIELD'S Confection-
cry, $50 Sixth st., bet. and H. fe 1l-3m~
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p ooMs AND BOARD, AND TABLE BoARDiR.
9th and It'll. mill eostf
/ osT.0n Menssy night IN. asth ultir Q. an old
gs:a P24n1 BooR SGntnnps S..ss
went, dollars reward b. leaving it At the STAY y
EsTRAY-oame to the subscribers stabl- on
THursday. the 18th -, instant, small BAY
tys e, Charges and take h1g TVaaIRp Rous,
NOTI0I OF DISSOLUTION.
The firm Of wARDxR 4 STEWART is this day dis
firm win present them to me. Who i. sataar1.d r 10
nee the mans OF the hrm IN etleme at of all claims
onas to c fIH 81
Successor to wardsr 4 Stewart.
NH Tvs corner sui l1th Sta
AUCTION sALE OF DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
We will ,sl a. chr salesrooro, No a51 pennsyl-
9 s ana sh
h q Ems March % "a and 4tb Fe4 eomGsncnx st
dealer es.lnine business The stock comprises
Print. BE sehea and Brown Mu.lin..
Ladies Furnishing Goods.
mhi ST. Auctionsers
FRENCH CHINrZ AND
FRBNoH CAMBRIC RoBls.
great variety of the above goods in styles to
suit all tastes.
Also, one hundred pieces Of
sPRAGUE's PRINTS.
In styles and quality nearly equal to
FRENCH GOODS
Although We have to pay "a cents BY the case for
the choice styles OF this make We shall continue to
sell them at Is cents.
Twenty Eve pieces
"A ENGLISH oHINTZEs,
in splendid styles. JOS. ]. MAY & 90.
sos PennsylVan avenue.
NH LIT between 9th and 10Th sts
~ NEW SPRING MILLINERY,
FANCY AND EfAL LACE GOODS, RIBBONH,
FLOWERS, &C., IA
with few very pretty and fine real French SHsn
pattern B0ENEFS, mEde by Nine Demeruei,
Of Paris en- Thursday. March Sd at
FRANKLIN ErCUISONB
No. IL Center Market Space,
IN hof- MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-01

THE GREAT AUCTION SALE
COATS SPOOL COTTON
LAST WEEK
We were the purchasers of 900 doz IN of the
above celebrated Spool Cotton and will give it to
our customers at less than the agents price by
the case.
At the fame sale We bought large lot Of
LINEN GOODS,
RUSSIA CRASH,
TABLE DAMASK,
4 splendid quality irish LINEN,
TOWELS, ..
NAPKINS.
DOYLEYH,
SHEKTINGs,
ALSO,
BLACK SILKS ANDOTHER DRESS GOODS
All OF which We are going to sell very cheap for
cash. JOS. J. MAY Co,
30s Penn ~ lvania avenue,
NIB It between 9th and 10th SITS,
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! LIRroR SELLERS FIsKD-Cspt Dolan's de-
tectiyss yesterday arrested Il. II. Stanton, No.
495 TN street, between d and streets, and
George Mena,te, No. 45a 10th street. between e
and Il streets. for selling liquor on Sunday
j ustice Ferguson Cred them Us each. a
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| GKoRGEToWK PoLIoR ,REPoRr.-Jas. VIVA
Ian, larceny Of horse; dismissed. John Nor.
land. larceny of cigars; do. Henrietta Blu ok
mar, disorderiy; So 80. Levi vansciver, do.
dismissed. Arthur Ferguson, assault aud bat
terry; bail for peace. John Mister, disorderly
dismissed. Beck Brown. do; do. b. Nolan,
drunk;do.
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II
Upon Note Paper and Envelopes, at
DEhPs1Y & o'rooLE's. Ensravsrs,
fe % IT 326 Pa ave., bat 9th and 10th sts
NORTA AMERICAN RlvIEW, JANUARY.
~ 1864.
CONTENTS:
Ticknofs Life Of Pre- SCOTT
The Bible and Slavery
The Am bulance System.
The Bibliotheca eacrS
immortality in Politics.
The Early Life of Governor Winthrop.
The Sanitary Commission
Renan g Life @ J Jesus
The Pre.ident's PolieY,
Critical Notices
ga year, or 81 rs per number.
IeN tRANCK TAYLOR, Agent.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP 0oHPENY.
The Screw Steamships
BALTIMORE.
6ALyOR.
EMPIRE,
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nF!ElLAMAIokY RHRUMATIsM CURnD.
,.,. n.insn, AZ. esstsS and perm spent cure
No. s19 strest porsh, between STU ana III sss.st
west. lfes solm'l GILMAN :
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A NEW RULK.-To.day q new rule h.. ha.,
entered upon by the police. The sergeauts ~
the precincts are required to report daily ths
amount Of fines imposed, the amoant mia
total amount in the hands of the iustics, Rx
this means the reports of the police department
will very probably tally with the returns OF
the Corporation. The daily reports ara TO be
made up by the sergeant in charge of the pr.-
cinct and signed by the magistrate.
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EOR SALE-rwo elegant Single Light Silver
u plated SHOW CASE8, each six feet long. OaI
be seen at 232 Penn. avenue. NH i-3t<
Il LAND WARRANT,
$50 acres Apply to ]. @. IRWIN, d street Stables
bet 2lst and IA SITS. 1t
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fe % " Pa ave-. bet 9Th and 10Th SITS.
GREAT BARGAIN. A New Grand squsre
NJ PIANO FORTE, four large corners.
large serpsntine monldings, elegantly
man leaving Washington, and is to be seen at Prof.
ALEX. WOLOWsKI'S Rooms, 3l6 street .c,rnsr
of 18th. Also one Of George Princes new
splendid MEL0DE0Ns. Between and o'clock,
.. m fa n lN
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kcOR SALE-An horse p9.ef steam nns.Sa
complete. Apply at DuvsTs soonSfif Ia ias
ISOR S1IL1 FAMILY 0ARRI aGE, H0xsE -
+ HARN 1sS Ineairs OF GA d Ill HL s,.S st,ess.
one sausrs wsst Of Penn ave- Washington, D. "
te1e 81 s5gZ
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~ INV BOOK9Itss
, The Nests at W Arlington, and other Poems By
;onn Ssmss Pistt ald e.rah n p, Piaat Bound
The Life end Adventures fsonRs serviose and
speecnesl o. Private Miles O'Reily, eth Rseiusnt
Nullsn &l.H 'S ''i"ss3 ssion W
9eled free on receipt Of the above pricss Just
published. ard for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller AND SfationeP
IeA ~ No. 334 Penn. avenue.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
Baltimore.

Ma6 Qtnrpln tbut. 1T .woblBstban,
We pns 'nnb btsfe platform midi onst'
tennt. srbdlt 1stn Amt uno III ose 5Hsn''
li&er 0urausns %unplrcta.
Bir tiiIioeh aud rte untnerddunB es'
~Rtbeuion bur@ bdlfe Der Rsbfusn osr'
HllttelF YtntoEns Amnsftsprottor1utton'
Dis psri5nlias Gribsit Der adrasr TO-
wte Repe. uuo prefrsibstt sriftffn In
Qonce nur in 10 wett. ais 80 6srrr ytn'
coin uup. (ttnsu Experimentation 6tfdut
Dte gHaontt lou eonRituttousa abae'
ltoft ms,csn;un biutesn MIR %, oaf
Ser Qincon Neesr In cen 1stes i@id'
um f0r BE @sibsn uno tas Geuosrne'
ment Au fdmpfsntuno ~ b!utsn unp ia
toet 19laa,n iu Io6en. 49,.
Nonienus Gnp uus miutonm:n. 'urr
unitre Jsleu III beorbettsn uno BE He'
iouraen res Haness fdr un9 auebu'
beuten. -
wtr earfen grontrst& at&> ~srsarnsn
(onsern biniasn pislmsbr he Ssmare'
Qinsolnf6e lanfr YoIitif. gsnua. o6Q'(
osuue, pab Nupolson ufabren, zap Con
oris unp Soft f9 Ibsr Hailtr Mar ssar'
9ert batsa.H
eintolu / Ter ersbt. @hatsmunu, es
ttrliaRe uni. une darnttufsftfs. Der lpar
(amFs uno ener9ti&tas patriot. une MT
pas nt6t untsr'd,stbt uno fir elneo!'
11immt, 1T ees gsrtraueu& nt&t IpdrotR
@er ni9t far bis(e platform unb NIT
bin aud fur 2iueoln Rimnt jdblt nt@t y
tss BfsntIidsn 8srtrausns unpdrptg, Il
Elm - @%oppnbsao.
Das 2iueoln hut, 1T roblaetban. &
BAT caS Ns9t, BE @onf5eationsatte es'
@onouNea eurd Observation-Disclosures
oussr 8roft ~ leBen uno jerss onest
@e9t. eineoln febt lber @o!f une @sEfe
Wlit 1ol&en Graasn strtrrGs IN mir UNI
ni@t zen &ppf. Dua bIsttt aueS 5srr'
etnecIn uno isinsr @nate So1esba''sn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
4fu,b,y pie.natMattli&
ga m m 81 a In Der 81 SUPPLEMENTARY

EHlletey bic xMAem 1tblt&
FSti n u, vi, 4 In Der &tte1entauptaabt
|f&rstbt Der Ni&mouo Gramtnsr pom 26.
Mat wie folet, su@ retf.rn tsrrf$tstn
ut 9tabt cine stobartis fetsrli&s. eesr
be{Tt.H bafsre, stne Adn3 etssnibaMlt@s
|Stimmune, wsldf Vie @tla6tnbttt Der
tGinpobner 0ber BE ibrsr @sculo rur&
re BefsbI.npm %aufuieQten DiruwdrIta'
tstten asiat.. Die SquRdrsn bltebsn AZ.
[(dlrGen. 9thrnnfalisn. tsrtn4 @o1{fstet
Muetstsn ,.trdasn %fOnntsn. tpIree1 ni&t
sr5fuet. .Dk GqmiIteu etrl Mlialp!ea.
ten permiFtttn ibte RIaasn uae abrdnsn
nit ben estor9tsn BrottruRsn. Auf ben
Md1inn4tpar faf .ea1 ui&.s ,Gbbares ~
sntredeni!npo tie baipYsn. ,earunter TO-
aar Elm psuh,sr. fubrsn. fort. BIT St.
minne bn hsiaun uub bic Wasbstt unie'
RET bobsu 8eb6reen au pretfsn. Wids'
bura,. ppn uern unp Don bintsn bombar'
Dirt, BON bsr. Delt eanl ateef&nttten.
BOT in. isinu a,5Bfsn No'b lan fol&ss
@rabsSAlo cor. ale M&monb brut ~
5ooe; Das Bolt III >ha llrbjltM. tis
mon ibm In BEN 'tul3sn 3eiirautn tusni'
esr @oasn +auesfapt. bnsli& uQrs unit
u,an fam ild 1nGdsrt.ba|ten. eaS 60 lid
aur %swious!en 3sit paran ertnnnn 'p'rp."
Yaris int Wiai. 'Bntdhn Don Rom
,ufoIee 1T Ter patR: pteest .gpuldnpil
bsraen,Qt ben &ssclantuotta wYre 1T
Na&riat (sbr unane.nebn tuatr.u. @sl:
den 6cFnupAsn lid .betIsIbe bthoibt II
aus fole,nrtm Dtalos rt0&tttH, etiIsr
Wutor(aal eintm fslnsr: WtntfI 1uss'
@&rteten ,pt.pi Der nth proeu @tbbcls
fem fuu. paaaatno fraBt uno Wartarts
antportet:
@os bat Ter pabRs
/ .,Tnmore (sin @e(au!f.)
@eber III fe s%ntaanpsn2" .
Nimm sinsn BudRaben wee (es blstb
umore, b5le Qaune.).
.3as Miro G6 eteianrn?
|. Ntmm stnsn Badfaben usB (morc, q
Dirp fsrten.)
] Wann? >.
Nimm einsn Buafaben ,peo Gore, II
| elmer Stupee.)
@er miro fem No9fol9u (stn2
Rlmm einen Bu&faben pss Gre, ts
R6nta.)
+ @tl&u'85ntp?
Nimm nod stnsn 8u&Ratn ps8 e.
Gmanuel.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

ctnahH. btist
erlotaHna ptrb tratns etper Yerfon btjatIt,
utl4s .fla Mtttel gegen tyata, QsI6llunse
shdtIEsn. aRtnid. NIB G&mtntfunf lt.fdn
taun. psl&y Of. ;sGtssdlaub,s tontsflesm 6u,
fen. Balfatu' Biet6 frmnti.. Dfttr 9olfam tsili
atlse 4sasltstsn; forte au1 BlRffpttent unb
naa.tas.ls.; gtgfs i @et g ga g s:a,s u
aen Bdae ssd &rpntfdsn 9satn, Aftuaa. Gid.
buRen uub e@mintfu6tstn hen srfen 0rabsn
RnS tur& Or. etrtdlanb'S teniSIdSt il &uRsn.
1Haifans Stbellt.4 GSstRinrtySsxb stasus Drps,
Rcre ID .taten. ygr If ptrf&tebsR scnankt;p a.
b<rsa faeensCasttJtnsn, rel&e In -btf1tm'e tnbe
:bssannt Rup.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
E Muae uno' Dbt- @et&e re an

* Muae uuoD9G @st&e re an
Nugen' uno Sbr,nf1anfbsitsn hieen. foQ'
ten oie @teesnbsit bsnub.n. unp Dr.
@arrnsLs btn e%p1tnsnten uno .8d&tdtsn
Nu9.n, uuo Dbrenarat ronfuIiren Der f6
isbtim Buruspuu(t oufbdlt.1 DIR Dot
tor tomtat NIT ben -be1tn Nenomrsnra'
ttprsti, utfbp ttdabsr7 3tfla1g.n wtr tttu- Bseta'
fen. ibn ben 2etptnpfn III empfsblsu. Dte
9aneapiue @atetf feat |. "a y
.Dte 3suenIGe, BE Dr. @arbntr nprz.
lept, babens, mr. eur@ Darlfaun9 8ro6er
@tl9Hn&fAtm fsfnt proftfton rwot<
bM psrbens t5%nnsu.s Gin umfaHb su'<
pf,bN btfonb.rs esn Dohor. ndmli@, ea6
.er ME tine upbetlbarez Sranfb<tttn Nm,
arid, mimi. up !@elo u pstbisasn, ion.
e. often b.m Yatttnttns ertldst,1cb
q 9tteilt rpfrpfa tonae, rpsr at9t, Dir
empfttin aim unfsrn Greuuesn; tte an
cen augsr, ubsr Obreu lefpsa, ben Dottes."
@taenf weitersr Gtujelnbtittu. Msfsrsn.
gen, s3fuanit0sn &: 1ui1e s'au ffG9 ftnes fsi>
aat y Aa&trssletrfi bsltn. @s5
Warrthsis lRssttt ,yIsb. eurt
zStfsfst4unb S@ute au laaftu. s0br ftp
banu tebesuidl F@tr;3 tsn Wsrtb Gures
aDelpee,itt trbalte,1, Danasss nm ssAerse,'
Gubieus rapftp ,dpf BfEia9ns dufs BEN Il,
ratnltnt yluutnsf J %estftn aua.fstligi,
as gtaty Si,ast eiat 9baf gssgbase tr
NrHnfkrt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
11}ie Gtttre11aua nma die Ya~Baa1tiaaEe $aeIatfatta.
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Die Contribution -uno. bic @slsbe Der
Der. Staaten mlGea beobabtet uno tbnen
Weborlam eelsifst rsrrsn.
:. Die @stsuion muB tur@ @afenAp'
::ttpa!t un0 obnt Gomptomtb unts!e1tdt
tperoen.
u. Das Medt Der frfisn &see anb pre1e
limb res. 6atses Gorpue fol- .tibsrau
.aufreat erbaltsn wnren, no ras &rtsss'
ssi.y nidt profIamirt worosn 1T.
-1Dte Sfloosrd lit asisBlt& tort unb lou
peren Differentiation rur& cte @onfttu'
iton pubonn wsrren. Nae Wenlasn' %
fdtpara over weib. foGn ablolut
QletGe Neate por BEN 9elee
babsn, alio elst@bnn6tt8te SarAtr 1''n'
Dae Alyt,sat 1T, i~n(o'ern 20 nt@f as,
1ebli@ ausaefAtoNen, ! Elm, a~nsrtannRe
prlnetp amrifanilau Grstbstt uno ear1
ntht nerleBt werpen.
Die Monroe Dcftrin mus aufrsht ers
bolien werpen uno rte GIabltrun9 zines
untireputlifani(den Vounsrns'ntnts ouf
:etelem Continent rurb cine frenoe U'a9t
tann nibt 0eDuleu pfreen.
Das vom @olf 9ebiQiok Gtnsaertntn'
Wrinetp (oute %be(onrers ~ ot'lc er'ns
'aufredt ersaltsn, au@ cont''u't0neu fsIt'
8elsBt ws1esr.
Die Gonnitu,ion (oQle rab|n- ansnelrt
tpuren, roe pergrdfrsnt bpm Vo|fs leltit
burd ptrefte Vplf5wabl etpdb|i
mlrre.
ole graeS'ssr &seontrutruna eer'&es
teuspRaatsn it pom Wolf ru16 ben @on>
8r,b uno niGt pom rfm Y'ifeentsn su
e%rleef9sn.
Ole Co., f5eati6n rer ben Nttsus, ae'
b1renpen 3dncsreten uno teren Vsrtbet'
luna an Gplcaten unb Wnferler, ot
19mur3 ocer weib, ii cine Mabnsbmunl
Der @srebttnfsit.