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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

BER1Au RAyEs-Brown, of the San Francisco
Copperhead Press, is evidently down on modern
Fourth of Julys, and Fourth of July celebrations
The way he wades into Dr. Bellows and his ORA
ton (which, however, met the hearty endorse
ment of some eight thousand listeners) is per-
fectly frightful. 1t is quite probable that the
Dr. S harrangue was distasteful to Beriah Brown !;
no sensible person would expect to the contrary,
for the speaker said things not at all compl-
mentary to Beriahs friends-ihc rebels. We
have read the Grafton carefully but can lind no
sentiment ''etrocious and damnable that
it m; ght have proceeded from a heart black
cned by f,nat cism as bloodthirsty as that which
moved the Spanish Inquistion, unless 1t be
the following reference to pair of Northern SYM
pathiZers with treason
Eut will here do the opposition my part the
try speak FOR yVursthe justice 10 say tit ma
ority OF them intensely Loyal and as wholly devoted
the nati"a honor and the glory and success II our
any rton of our people cave Out oil course,
that miserable crew tie lcrinaphrode brig. OF
wlc! tie late Mayor Wood i tptain All saaniiSrun
fist L,u;l,er and ai?tu seI pirate ship 'unehel
il the dark an rssel VITA curses s'ft OF p'htcA 40
dl.pa which. with fe rs AMI lying sSn,ls lues the
honest trade and law uI Commerce oil tie cuny u IT'S rum
and under pfetenze ot lyiy IS aeekg u bufh the sap i
tie open ate. cJniscns It's troI-ure to tier
party uses
Truthful as the stateme nt is, suppose it is
right that Beriah should except to it, considering
the par; he is playing. Bat his curses and la
mentations fill harmless aal UNDECIDED. The
name of Henry W. Bellows is honorel and revered
BY nation of patriots for the noble part he has
so well sustained during three years of war,
while B.riah Brown is perhaps respected by the
besotted, ignorant rab5le who pander 10 his
teachings, but by none oth"r.
GENEROUS DEED.-We frequently notice pub
lished instances of li5eralty Oh tac part of james
lIawor;h, President of the California Stage Com
pany. few lys since he gave free PISS to
Rev. DR.. Patterson, agent OF the Christian Com
mission, to ride the co lchcs of the comp my
from Lincoln to Portland Oregon and b,ck.-
We trust that the kind doner will receivc three
fold r3turn for his many acts of Kindness and
litcrality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE,
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,
N-a,vary;ll,. Iu1;- ISf.

OFFIcE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,
Wcavervlle, July /, 1864.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN th.t in accord
y ance with the provisions OF an Act Of Lcgis-
lature Grating Redemption Fund Tor TRINITY
county, scu.I proposal. for the surrender OF
county Warrants viii be received tne Office OF
tHc Undersigned, in Weavcrvllc, up to the ,st
day of the session of the Board Of Supervisors
in August next
eG.y- No bids will be received for more than the
pr v4luc Of Warr.ntS offered, and each War
rant proposed to be surrendered mast accompa-
ny the bld A,.CQCHELL,
25-tsb. Coulty Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16
1eaths:

In Wcaverville, July 18th, LOUIS, son of Will
liam and Betty II. Gardiner, aged 10 weeks.
s1-Bd;e idaho City Netcs please copy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

NApA YoryG LADIES SEMINAEY.-We call the
particular attention of those having daughters
to educate to the prospectus of the above semi
nary which may be seen at this office. The
teachers at head of this institution expert
enced, skillful and descrvedly popular, having
been for several years connected with the Benecia
Female Seminary. The terms are as reasonable
as could be expected in California, and places
the precious boon--a good cducation--with the
reach of all.
Nothing affords US greater grounds for hope Of
the perpetLty of republican institutions than
numerous fourishing schools, scminaries and
colleges scattered throughout the country. An
enlightened people can never be cnsavcl, as all
history attcsts. DR.. Thomas Dick admits that
the inhabitants of the United States may be
considered, Oh the whole, the best educated
people on the fice of the globe. We rejoice
that most ample facilities are now offered in
California for the elementary instruction of all
classes and xes.
In psf ages the education of females was sadly
ne elected, and they hive been too generally
+ treated as ii not possessed of the mental powers
requisite for mastering those higher and more
ab9truse bronchcs of knowlcdg. which improve
aud adorn the human mind. But such notions
being gradually dspelled. and the more
/ liberal-mndcd admit that the female sex possess
essentially the same intellectual faculties as the
male whatever may be said rs to the degrees
Of vgor in which the primitive powers exist
Whoever in this county has Il sister, daughter
or female friend, desiring opportunity for mental
improvement VII never r,gret having placed
them under the supervision of the highly accom-
plishcd teachers OF the :" NIpl Young Ladies
Seminary, Miss JULIA \. liAPfLEYE and Mss
CARRIE A. SMITH.
The next session of twenty-five weeks COM
menc2s on Wednesday,, July 10Th. In their cir
cular the Principals say that a mild Gut strictly
enforced system cf discipline, horou.JAacss in all
Branches taught, dairy cdths, calisthcnies and
gymnastics. for health, physical development
and grace, rettgious and naorat training, without
tendency 10 sectaridniSnI. constitute some of tae
principle claims to Il liberal STARE OF patronage
from friends and the public
The published terms OF tuition, pavable quar-
terly in advance, arr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

OK the 18th Of June the receipts Of the Phila-
delphia Sanitary Fair had reached 81 600. 900
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16
Cash SAFES have Steadily Increased

until they are now nearly double what they were
six months since, when l was doing partial
credit business showing conclusively that the
people know when they are
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

JOHN NJ. EINFALT, VALENTINE HosLNGER-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-30
selettsh = oetrp.
THE MOTHERS PRAYER.
ny MRS. HELEN RicH.

Il came from the lips that had pressed the first
kiss '0
On the brow OF young innocense slee ping in bliss.
And soft az the sigh of the evenings sweet mir
Sunk into the boiom--a mothers prayer. 4. f. .
i was murmurred in accents sott, tender and
meek -- :
Though ,heeyeskinded brightly pale, pale wa,
the cheek = 1r9 s' ''fe 30 81
An angel she seemed, as she lowly knelt there.
For her child softly hrra,hing mothers pure
prayer
1, sskcd for the loved one not riches or power,
Nor beauty, that fades rs the gow from the
But virtue and genius--gifts deathless as fair
For these she was breathing mothers pure pray
1t Is Post--nnd her child Is away on the tide
OF life ever changing With passion and pride
Though temptation may lure him, it whispers be-
ware, U'.. n' 7
And the last thing to fade lie a mothers dear
prayer.
Il may not be slighted--it cannot be vain--ia
II will cling 10 its memory through pleasure and
pain r
Though his sky frOwneth darkly, what saves
'TIs the thought Of his home, and his mothers
lastFrsyer #|r... ...
II has breathsd deep spell DER the soul In It's
morn ..
charm from oil evil, BY menery worn,
gem whose clear rays never pale meath the
glare
Of The false lights allurin. from her, and frou
prayer
Il may seem but tribe, yet do not withhold,
Young mother, that boon far more precious than
gold
Your child may lack tinsol Of fashion to woa,,
But strengthen his soul with mothers fond
pnyer.
l. was sreathed to q God who can feel for our
woes
father to all whom on him shall rcpose,
And los, Is tho spirit which msdly would dare
To scof at the truth Of a mothers first prayer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-30
A ROMANCE OF LIMA.

Many years ago young nglishnlan, a
medical student named Ashley, went to
Lima. The love OF adventure was strong
upon him, aud all he met with in his own
country wal too talno to satisfy IL. Proud
of the profession for which he was study
ing, aud trusting to it for subsistence,
strong and healthy in body and in mind,
he lef, England with a bold heart, and
this was he life be led aud what camo of
il.
Ats time when the difficulty OF procur-
ing subjects for anatomical study was very
great, and when TO procure them honest
ly was impossible, as the prejudice against
dissection was so strong that no one vas
willing to submit the body Of any ono
connected with him TO examination, IL i5
well known that there we're men who
made IL their business 10 obtain Mt no
small risk, bodies, generally those OF tho
newly buried, which They sold to surgeons,
medical students, or indeed to any one
who stood in need Of she ghasty commod-
ity.
This class, known sS bod! sra'chers "
and resurrection men" has died out,
since there is happily now lit!lo prejudice
against what has been triumphantly prov
ed TO be necessary branch Of scientific
study. but al the tine Of our story their
hideous work wNs thriving and pro!i'a-
bic one.
Richard Ashley, in common with the
gest of the profession, Nvailod bimseit oil
sheir services, and many times in the
blaol. night his door was opened to those
who did not knock, but who were expect
ed srd waited for, aud who, entering ii
!on.ly, sleallhily deposited a dread burden
upon the tablt prepared for its reception
Old and young, mea, women anu oht''
dfep. all in tlrn lay upon that grim 'soie'
oDa As,le, = skillful Instruments cut
their way to secrets that were de''iHea 10
beneii. the wing
Though hs WAS not hayd-hearted' it wa'
,,t.unratural that in time nc should gro"
So n,uch accustomed to the sight OF hi;
nsubiects" az 10 feel nothing but mo
oent7ry pit - he put aside the cluster
ing cgiia Of infancy, OF uncovered tA'
face ., s nan struck down in the glory Q
his years
one night, as many nights before 'h'
stoaltbv y.si. was psid, and Ashley tooS
hi. lamn TO examine tho n ew subject. -
Neither s.tong man nor tender child 'hl
time but young and beautiful woman
The dead face was so lovely that 1T di
not seem possible that lightin the close
eyes, and color in the pale lips an
chsas. could make it lovelisr' The fal
h. iad fallen back, and gave no snad
10 ~ hi'o brow, and the long fair iasi
90 yra thick fringe upon the ''oie
ier'ids.
e,y tall and slender, and he
c which hung down as sh
MT. ,able-were long and PEI
4. As Ashley Lifted the nan
.alsy i upon her breast he thought no
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-30

-ssaThe Portland .4fya, notes it as sur,
pfising, How quietly aud quickly oil tb.
Rebel raiders on Northern eities have dis,
appeared since election. Even tie Can
adiao propeller Georgian, which was g
ing 10 pouuce on Buffalo and other LAX
ciiies, turns on. to be only sbarDless pry
peller Cen. Hooker has boarded be..
and found nothing to excite the slishte
suspicion All the alarms just before tt |;
election have thus ended 10 smoke " d.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
@zGrltlin % aaren

GrltIin 8 Baaren
Wm. 8. Garter u..-Ge., susiit Straee,
BEN Sc Claire 5aule ataeaFtq, usresu
Mon,as mors.u TN f95n.ss sfotxnsu,
Ron TribIines. u1s sommusB aareu IT,
SFusn, tsF,btnb 'dus Sbawls. Rdutetn.
fprints, B~alrasralR sii5dfn. eatpne, 81,
|iAhetss, @..nahiRss, f8wdr,snf uss Ganey
Feessnfo6tn; fsrnn: Souueui&irmtn
une 4sIaiols. Gafimirs; 3sntudp Ssans.
Aesn1mesasaasn, Ruslin, St1umpfuaa.
rem, -9anef1ubsu II. It'll tsu b0iBfen
Yrttftn.
1srr Sttffsnfsn, fkber bti D6fsu.
t5rfer une BeruaYs, Rebt iss, nit tielsul
9aultin gsrtiutuus unS,pits lid freusn.
fine alien Greunce unb 8sfaur,e u,bR
-m58li6A sifisu ueuer ausfttfp,s baKttsr
ibnsn 's,fssa tonne. ris tiais; ;u.ysriayi,n
Ct In Stauts If. 9a3R
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

Baltimore.

0a6 gineoln -tbut. III ~uob'gs'ban.
Bu ras rne pisfs platform. Mot onst'
tsnnt. rbdlt fsin aut unc IL ess oHsn''
!itsr Dutrausns unmlrris.
Dir tiEia,, aud eis lnturrdduns ee'
Rsbsaiou cuu,9 blIfs her Rsttusu usr'
-mit.sla 2iaeesne ammaisp1otlamatian--=
81, p:rfsn!ia. Guibsis eu alrau TO-
nj. Rers. unp pusfuibsi1 nifttsn i'm
aanre uur in 70 wsit. ais - 6sr1' sins
eoIn unc. ltirsu grouoamaHdaa'n ssfiut:
Its Saarud lou eonfitutiopsa abas'
ltoft rs,csn: unr biutssn mir -. cos
6u1 9incoIn Rseu in cen Tnss ldldt,
uu, fur ris B.iesu une tas Ceucune:
msnl ~ ftr,pftn uno ~ bIutsn. uur E%
!cet ltlaasu sa Iahtn.
1%or,ienns fnp uns riltcnu7'n. UNI
unfue Jslru III tsarbeitsn unit eis Ns'
~iou,;en ets gaueS far uno ausso'
bsutsn. =
Bir edrfsn Groutrdl MD, s~rsirusn.
lousun tiniesn oi,Imsbr eie Ssmare'
einscInits ianfn polit'f. csnua. o6u's
espu9, rae Napc!ton ufabtsn. eoe Con
aug unc Bolt fb dtr Haifer Mar gear
ss1t bats7..
eireulu i. r,r er;5n shotsmanu. ts'
e5rliaRe unit. unit dalotlufsftfs. Ger Ipar'
lamRs unp snsr3iiaeas patriot, une us'
ros nidt untsrFduibt unc fir eineolu
fimmt, III rss gsriraueus ni9t muretR.
@sr nidt far eisit platform .une NIT.
bin aud flr 2ineolu aimmt 3dblt nidt IL
rss 5fsnt!idsn 8utrausus unpl1eis. IL
Elm - @cpputsao.
Nas QineoIn hut, ia rob!astban. eE
bat cas- Rsdt, BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tie
-ee#auFss~eHt6 Observation-Disclosures
ousr Sroft ~ lsBsn unc jscss anesrs
Rs6t. eineoIn itstt atsr @oit uHc @tks'
Ulit lcIdsn Graasn ss1brf@sn mir una
ni9t cen Sepf. Das blsitt aut5 of11n
einec!n urp ltiust @uars se1esba!stn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
6 ouutp.G onpeutiou.

dig Rspubiifaner zen etrtt %, rsrber an
Samfas. esn.2 3. Suit, Ra6mtnass uun 2 ub,
dus Dtitsatsu 6tErsnticn attatttn, nm, 80 ID
lssatsn fur lie stsd,errrstnf,rn IL Edti,n.
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40 tafs etsu., Bite staet fas il "a fts Rsssr
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S. 4.1@ast6 g. 5+fs3asb.g6 @ass'4. sciDn.
ftip asssrtatb ssrr sabt Z. a6t6rys yrsse 3.
esGlatre s, eibtry: zlsatans 8aaes !, sT.tnse.
tra4, aoasssdm |. Minf,lsp5. - y
? rtt slpIsr kfl, zensihis1 rns Ba.bl ust-
I'm . fArtn gsrfsrutuhasplSssn am samasa
Sart rs fsfs. m 2 1sr Ea&nntioss ure "a 3
ukf atsnhf ff6. sefaausln, biz gBdttef assH
DaNapcst :44yElti1 fas6uBAit bsrse sosfF IL
Geie. Gpgf1l E6slbaul sn 2. uts. gss,lg.nI .
DIT Bdaftr tsr IL. HuinS 5. BAD, rsasS Il
ftreng Barsse.famnIaHssn, Gstse,aff ndbfep.a
I'M II In &sxnts IGsuntttse 20 F5~sSr6bairsl.
ises s'ESants ftsvipstrr. &
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
eB66tntlttber Marftbfrtett
9@N";2 -ft5 Cffre beS ,Ds~tsBtsptsn.,
'%f>'"'.T' u 1gfttwc&. is. Hunt 1854.

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Eas @sttsrt Il @fsrtpxtsent fre6fa NH l1s
t21rt tdctt isty au1 RaRset ~ AeAea- 6s1te
kte trrdtne @itieyuns ,np9 eine sSeY sUst BE
lGen astalfep; - naIhe Il, etsen ats sa0ttsilts
|eep GtufIne anf unisrt Grass 1bolfn. Die Os-
fktSfff UaTsn ratrsnb Ger lessen @c$s lsskais
upt BIZ Htetftad dub straS ssatssen.t
RttLe 2efne Beyfdufe tn GTrsen. 4lttfe:
$500 urr Gay1G Rnt &. 90 in HlYiss, s3esaII,-
'unb $500 SIC S. %. Mtetsfale. -gs -
g8etleu 3ufuHren ndtiG unt @Tdie unssr.
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S.!as s.sr s.sinss 3afasr, sseif. no
mtnsn 81. 10 fdr 70. l.. q s
9aitr. ;3ufusr ssrtus. 80. ! .s4s.' no.
asru. etaIft 3afusr unb Ra&frass KS
bait. in arlbsn Csc uub $50 ssf6dlt.
ben 70. l sc. Ro.2 Sc. %+%- ~-
Rossen. Temtas1 5 ITO. 3Efsbsfn ftss
stIin9. "
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Gpantuit 4 500 lis s2.25. a.
SaamtA Die Cation 10 70 leuIf& Ssf-
htt1 unt, BE s1a6frasea -lei6t. Bla6sfaaueu
$3.50. StmrtSsfaamen $2.25 bD $50. 41et-
taau1sn 500 unsa,tfHer 1918.
5artoffetn. 3ufutrtn eeItRs. yfSlsstS
40 tis 75G' Ga9anncd Is tis Co., Eea@
gler Is BIZ Soc. Budsse75 bis SOC.
SutteI 20 bic 224e. ..a
GtsS. l5e ~ Dusenb. >,z4
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* Die rieenuu(5tntsn B1uesr

9an1elotb uuo Rapp fno feb
unasbal!en lbsr un6. etfsrr toutldtl
Bti(, tsebalt usilRapp tbm's Gsu ccuz
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sr o!s afterlalie eisnt. untr Nuz
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CT Baltimore Gonrn.ion 7au1irt. Run,
nj, bctm cod eswis fstne StuIr, rsnn
cas- cole Brlrupaar fa entiutif, oen
rtnn ris SQs. nSioatassituHR" lfltf esn
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cretariusL incolniensis supernumerarlus
go. % nit Sperrldrift bs1uc1bsbt. "
natm Td rus 70 ercals aus - eisls
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;sttnsne, ais (1bsn mir uor ans sinsn
Nemodi6sn 5cl3(hniit pic aanis arl!totras
ride Gstlihait ocn Baltimore nit Il:
mem rul9 Stkrpsnlrdstr batrrbsr eara
Rsusnr.- Der 8sranfs lag um 10 u1bu.
al5 Nismane bssusifsEn MIN, eaB eIs
Nmuifanr Gle Iirae ees Dfcbrsn iu
ltdbsn miFsu. Nttr rsnn ro5 Rapp>
den ron Earba!f9s lpEiGt, 10 lfbsn nt'
uns c%sranIast, ras f!sins unss;catns
Ginsslaen lbsrs auis !. !tssn unc ibm
siHs etr'irn 81 s1,hsIn:
Gas Rarptsn Aats i'd, he D.u:idtn
ola cine Gdaufe5,sres III tu1odnn, eis
IT t.littie pn6arrsln uno pu(dahsrn
fam. Dat II aud lstne attura ror I'D
lslti psrlorsn. 10 rirr II 1ssbalb. uiat
aud cas- csuildsTublifam 6Hsn,li9 unas:
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ras tbuu " f5unsn, Iisst tlar III Gage.
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Sag aus Iaa Gin BE 2iutuInite Aemt'
niRratiou, Till e: in sra ~tisifsn Sdmus.
nsnnt einerla siusn tt1tpisn Hsrl. Gin
Sotistt, ,er Gle RepusIif iu 0runrs
rid,sa uces nrp nsnnt Gremonto bic
stn3fRs. . {, ffnuu6 oer:N a.
tior. Rcum user Fne sie e%inee!nectut5
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ltinsm MeHl elm Oddait@sn NIT esnisi'
Ben uno - wt,e lhrifilid hie gnh@es
rune aee.tsn (mir baten frlber sinsn fol-
den Bri,f %nitss,b.;lt) eoe eie Csutidsn
-amtltsla Ter SD. Staatsi,itun9, clio
csNsttsn BIahss.> rsldes 2ineoln unc
(sine &eminifl alton moelos pnrd6tist
bate. misrnum fur 9iutoIn Fimmsn Ielz
len. une nun miro 9iresln psreottsrt
unc Grsmont nit oasn m5slitsn SdmuB
beuorf.u. Das Rappdeu usnnt cas- Tin
sinfa9,s Bufute. .Sclde Gsfdafthsn
uadts aub mituatsr Ger alts Guts BON
alien Ausei9u. Absr in cislem Gslddftz
hen banest 70, fh liiesrGum BIZ Isut'
laen une esren Gtimmsn. Git ftap IT,
ps!a. BON Der Sd: S%taalss.ttuua % eis
eineclnelut5 untault petrta fogen.<
Dos papisr. 6.rr Gapphsu. ia wobl
s~seuItia. sseuEris fno aud eis Dsutiaen,
attr eft(tlttu utfrtn ROB einmal Time
usrre1 Zen Sdinpk esu sic ibnsn DOT
rtn Mnerifanern dntbun. q
2a6tn fs f@ bsi 3sitm eur9 siefted'
ton parnsn unp lsin fe otrf&ut rab cie
Dts,ldsn fa cod nidt ~setfaufn ttufff,n.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
* Muae uuo DbL Ssl&., tie on
Iuatn. juuo Ghr,nfIanfhtittn lietn. fol.

* Auge uuo DIT Ss1d., tie on
Auesn. uuo Sbr,nfEanfbsittn lsieen, fol-.
ten bic 0sIsgsubsit bsnubsn. uup Dr.
0arensL orn ~epinsuttu unp esi&idtsn
Aueea,. unp Sby,narai eoniultirsn. bsr f@
itbtim Burns bauft auftalt.% DIR Dot,
tor teunt NIT Zen btftu Nenomusnea.
icnsn, uub tabsr tlassu MIR fein 8setn,
fin. ibn zen 2%eiesnnsn III %supftaitu. DE
Seueapiue @alettf faei:
DIE 3suaHiHt, eie Dr. @arcner ourz.
lset. babens. nnr, tuy@ Datleauua sressr
gsfdtft&fstt III ftfntt proftfion srwot.
Zen psrbsns f5unsn.s Gin lmRase sm>
pfsbh bdontsrs e,n Dptor. udmIi1, eas
Ct nis zine uabeilbarer. 4rautb<il in IN,
srif uimmt. nm 0elu n ss1eitntn, fcn.
ens q eiTtu esn pattsatsu ssrflirt. %
IT e.bsiIt psrpfa tauae, rbfr Ht9i. Sir
sn1rfrtfrt aim uufsrn Grfunesu. tie an
cen auesu uesr Cbr.u Ieibtr. Zen Dottor."
@e0en lrsitersxs Gfsjelnbeilen, 8sfeisu.
;su. s3fuautfm &. Iaffs mon fa@ siues I'll
-a 9 4GiFssalaire bsltn. " r1fy71 SIR
w.rrih,ts n ss.t :plas, eurt
Stfsfst unp e@ube IN tahfrn. ST. f.ip
ham iseesuial fder;; I'm @srtb' Gurss
Gelbes .,rf erbalier. 4Damsssnln 4erlea.
Gueaeug rftp dpf BtfsaIn9 aufsbem &c,
1atnten plunmT ,'esifts anasf.iisi.r
46 etasy s,'aes sint 1btr stistals So
TcfsfFtf.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

..IO02Dol1ars 1ststntha. cttsi
erIstauna wt1s trasnt ttnsr Ttrfon ttiaeI,,
nfl1e .etl Ntttsl esgfa fu1fn, Qrfdftuuaen,
Sa6tuksa. aatnfd NIB S6utnkfu1f lsftn
loun. nslHss Er.;G tsfdtanh,s 9entsfletm Gu.
esu. Balfam- sist6frmnst.s Ttsfr Soifam tetil
abtse s4saxftdtea. fonte aun BlRffptiens unh
aaeaestise. atsss 9safaea fin 50 atnts Il
ttnrd6sIt, m tfekirsDuEateu.F Ok f&ttmm.
afn safe ssa Hrsnifdtn 6saen, AftmH. Gid.
kueen uut E4wtntfuHt II ten srlen 0rahsn
EnS tur4 81. etrtdlans's tenfslt5en 6sasn.
.Naifan settilt. Griffin trssRb stasn Drrs;
fcre il tatel. xGr IL sufGthsa ssH af1r an
btsss fatensG7sst,tnsa, nst&t Ia -stnen ernes
sbeeannt fup.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
,u.ttr bic lsnsesattH&t 4
oeh,I

Il SVk y
n m uu 4 in Der Rtts1entauptRabt
(&rsibt Der 3i&moub Graminsr bon, rs.
Mat pfe fol8t: au@ r8tfsrn teri&tsin
bet Staet zine sroeartis fstsrlias. ,uesr
tsNev~ bdH.re, stne aanl sissntbatnlf@s
Stimmung. psl1e rtt 9sluGtnbstt Der
tGinuobn.r absr cte itrsr Scrub eurd
rie Bsf.tlsnrsn aufsuleatsn Birnrdttia'
i.iisu ,,ist. Die 3auRdesn blttbsn At:
ftlc6.n. estrunfaltsn, esr,u @otfstn
Wuefssitn.- rirrddasn 'foolnadnn1ttn. bGrssn MIDI
u6Hnn. Dir BamiIisu rsrt Mtlilfo!ea.
ten psrmifhttn ibrs Rlaasn uao 8brdnsn
nit Cen ssturats9 Broettua.n. auf Cen
Ma1ttsa swar faf aar nid,s ,G5bares ~
.nlrsdsuf.unc rie 6a,pYtu. 'earuut.r 70.
sar Elm Bsuth.sr. fubrsn. fort. BIT g.
rirne III R.iasrn uub bic 0sisbsit unis
rr bobsn 3ttSresn au p~ustfsn- Bids.
burg. gon ueru uuu Q binssn bombar.
pir,, pom Der DsIl gang ateef&uitteu.
tot IN f.iu,r a,6st,u Notb fdn folhss
| @rabsshlp tar. alS Ritmono brut 1u
gage Das Belt If en unbilesa. tis
man ibm In Gem '~tul,sn 3tiiraur, tpsni.
ger 8oden 'iussfaat. terpia mare. une
mun fann I'D .oudautb a'tsn. eaS g Rh
iur ss,isnren 3sit earan sEtuntsu !ci1e."
Yuris in, giai. :Bntattu BON Rom
,u(o!ss 1T Ger patR pt.e,r souadnris
buasf,Qt; cen Rsselaniaonta wfro eis
Na9ridt (sbr ananssntbu tularsn. 8sI7
den 6cHnupAsn id lt.is!bs btnotbt. If
Gus fo!s.urtm Dtatos uf&ilH. etllsn
Au,or(aafi sinthl fftins.: NiuiPtr 7uss'
ld1tsbsn wirp,: t.s rtn prcesr BtetcIe
fsin iou. paafain7 fras. uuo Rarfarto
antportet:
Ba6 bat ter 9otfs
Tnmore lein @eiauIf.3
@eber III fe en%tfantsne'
Nimm siusu Budfabsn .uss Go blstbt
umore, b6le 9auns.)
:8as min fd ersiRnsn?
|. Nium ttnsn Badfaben wse (more, Il
:oirp fsrbsn.) e,
0ann2
/ Rimm sin,n Buafot.n mss Gore, in
fiusr Stnuee.)
Mu miro fein Nadfolan istn?
Himm eiutu Bu&fabsn ps3 Gre, Ter
Rouia.)
@d&,r R5ris:
Nimm nod .insn Bu&Rattn us8 &c,
GnanusI.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

2k Scnnttuttcn uHp CV Vsf'ps WI
Der. Staaten mll6sA tcota4ttt une tsnsn
Wsborlam gsIsifst rs1rsn.
81, 0stsQicn nus eurd @afsuas'
malt unc obns 9cmprcm.b uni1eIidt
Das Nsdt Der freisn Rsse une 9Esls
uno esS 6atss5. Go:puo fol- utsrau
aufndi s,baI,sn ruesn, no cas- Stisss'
es(,s nidt prcfIam'rt uo.rsn If.
=. Oh Stlapsrd i'll asissIi6 tort uaS {ou
rs.sn DlseuauEtbtu curd Gle eonRiIu'
iion vutclsn pt1rsn. Aas Wsnlaen. %
ftpari cesr usif. foEn ablolut
oIsite Nsdtt por Dem sees
tat,n, aIIo sleitbuudtisie garatt 's'n'
Das Aisl:.tt 1T. ~inloistn - n'tt &C.
1eslih ausae4tcHtn. : Elm anf1tannRe
ptineip amsrifanilau Grstbs'i uno ea1f
nidt osrit5t percsn.
81, Rource Dctnin mus aufrsdt it,
bal,en wercsn unc ne G'atItruna sirss
Standardization Uousnnemtnts nuF
.eisi,m Continent euEd cine frfmes Ma9t
fam nitt g@spuIest ntresn.
Gas: pom BoIf es5iQiatt GINS lsrmln'
Drineip lcuie tslcnrus IN tt''fr eI1ns
aufredt n5altsu, aud ecnf''u'torsu tsft'
sslsst uuesr.
Die Gcnai!u,ion lcals cabin amsnei!t
mursn, eoe rsrrrdNrsnt pom So'ts Isltlt
eurd rirsrs Vclfspabl nuaelt
truree.
Eis J.ass ri E:ecnfruirunR Ter See
t%susuRaaun it rem Golf eu1h cen Com
-s.ee unp- MD! pea etm psafesRtsn -3u
aIset3sn.
1it crI:tati6n tr ttn RsFeusn es'
t5rsncen Qincslsisu n rsren VsIlbtt'
!una on Sc.eatsn uno Nnfsrlr, CD
(6rar; ocsr ms'B, it zine MabnftnurB
Der 0srthtilfiit.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

,Bafbius ion, ~ ,Sunf.2 9bupts Ron
Maf. .fsf een bau ser in MiHourt eonts'
Rirteu Babt inif6sn Blur ,unb Rnor
auf. Dr. Ber;dttss N3abAccmtteIbIieei
Mt etnsa 8tialuf, tas nfdt Btafr. fon,
bern 6amuh 2net ;u esm eoutrfirtta
6is aIs Reprdieutant Beg trFen eonsrefTo.
ueleu Difriets BON Milourt bert9iiet fti,
Na@ finisea Gtbattsn, BE Don sfut9en
tsnlersatipsu Miieli,esrr, In ctr A5Fdt
aneereet uuresn, IN. tfs Sade aufiuf@ie.
sen. pies sas 5aus einsn Auff6Ek bififr
Stage NIT 72 stssa 81 Stimnsn surad.