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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
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Ysborlam ssIeifst rsrrsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

Balstnaton.cc. Rai.
Zen Der vctcmae- ArusY rirb aerelees, ble
pa1 unb mao csc Observation-Disclosures Rit-
ncnb'5 atstidntisn psrbtr. Ite erteen IT.
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9snfttt'ssu psdsts untsthalhn IT'D nit stnanes1
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

OFuS
6. RufleIl, Ycfmrifsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

"BCRELu ~ GosscRUTIos,
" RIoHnosD Va, June 27th, 1864.


81 The sale to the uovernu, the families OF SOL
ers a. prices GI.d by tie Comu!,sC:r:s Ct the State
urder The Impress men, Act OF marketable surplus
Remaining after tarnlshng tie GoY:rLmeu! With the
stimulated quality Of provisions, AID which he may
rai,s from year 10 year. while Lis exemption eonscue'
made by the Ac, Of Congress approved February lh,
"ls1 ono Of the e,nd tols exemption slloSedto an
oversee. or sgcuuralsi. A claim Is ss,e.ed BY homo
Of those exempted agricultursbn TO exchange such
ps.,s Of the Aforesaid sous they may please for sup
"pes Of piovIous, clothing, and the pfe. to be coz
SUN -. In family use AID 10 sell to the Government or
the families OF golders only what may re main OF such
" .urI,as ,ncr making said eIthunges
"ri, r!.l I, III violation OF Jaw and oitheir contract
" wish Tho GUyeroIGent and cannot be allowed
"upcn .atstscory evidence berg furnished that per
Mons IS cyerse,r or agricultur sls have
"are thus dlsyosn2 Of their surplus productions
"hy t.raangs as Aforesaid Enrolling Officers
WI arrest all such pcsors orwurd them 10 the nearest
Camp CT Instruction TO be retained there until Goal nc
,lon shalt be taken and snnnrsc"j IN their cases. and
- :,rward through tie proper tnnn=a o; communication
"to this Purea1 report Of Az lis a:is And creumstan-
ICES OF each case.
"Ey-ry Sgrcuurallst or oYersrrr, c2oa receiving hI
"ceifcsts q exemption, ,hcn h. informed that The
he actlcu Ind Gated above will he lake 10 tie event OF
"h'. cot dispong his nsrstahe =u.Pic' In accord
arc. with the requirements oflaS.
"By command OF
"Brl,. Gen. JoHS 8. rns-ro>. sirL,
is,.hei; 20. b. DurfitLn. \. q"
Earolrg officers are hereby Directed and reiulttd 10
rrou,.ty report to this office any violation CT these IL
suu:,iODs. by order Of Capt: L; RiDDlck.
Acting Comm udaEt,
III. BIsToRD, Lieut. and Ut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

E1T.SaIrE FlsnI1 MAscHssrER.-A i.t,le
after midnight on Friday night last the large
t,bscco faotosy If MsHels. Oar? 4 Bro, in
Manchester, was frsd ly Sn inaenaiary, aad,
before tina danes aoald bs qrcllsi, the extsn-
five tobacco WAREHOUSES; Of Mesafs John Gil
mou7 X Bro. aud the rssidenoo Ct Mrs: fuqns
were iarolya.i. Tho Manchester tlrenon,
aidsd by gevsrai companies from tho city.
worked eusrgetisa!lS to supprssa the Han;s,
bu! the hse led gained such Roadway that
the buildings were almost entirely destroyed.
Tha quantity OF tob,ceo destroyed vas valued
ut 81 500 900 in Confederate currency, the most
of it belonging to Messrs. GilmOar s c.. The
buildings wcr. valued ct hall o million, the
WAREHOUSE alone occupying nearly an entire
square n It's dimensions. Mossss. Gilmour Z
c., are insured in various oficos to the extons
Of about oIc- quar:o. OF million. The Man.
oh2stur reservoir bsing empty at the time Of
til, discovery of tho Are, was the cause Of tho
e1ssn. of the disaster, and the fremen had to
depend upon the mill raoos end their pumps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

r OST, OK sroLES BY sbedi.Gs -: :. p"
i ! plissye through Louis, souI;y, TIE ssG,N'"' '
sateG Of stock:
lst Virginia SIX per esnts: ..,l
W. 1868 dated asi JskGsry, lsss, rbie' 81 n -
January, 1870, for 8, 00l .,..
No. So dated 9th November, 1855, ss1:i @1~' ''
III March, ls4T, for $780, .,......
No. IS, dated ssh November, 1888, .i."': a1f.'
1Th January, ls45, for sou.
ID yrpslS Pre- and Marine IL, uIance C0GS@ 80:
No. It's, dated 9sth December, i5.', Icf TYR"
shares, par Valas, t2J.
81. Richmond Pire As.oc!a.Gs: 49,, -:
No Ia, dated 92d Mach, i-9, foI -i:=:a '.''s''
be. s.ssA, dated lsh Nor<nttr, Ia;i. ;'7 'i:' -.
shuss, par, e2a.
DO. IL. dated io1 s.p,snS,r, 1854, 70: KS: 's''
par value, 100. ,u.p,
No ssi, dated L., October, 1851, isssss - .'S'''
comb, for s121. Il ':l'
nsuc. sppsss,s .. "'"' HyshY HA,El'
AR S--tawl,uT Las<a Coo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
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;xii.;;::S I 90 a:..aa::;*! s;!ses: =z:3 F:!a5
a!.a l.: u - 1888 ;: az Go:is: sRa :
=:aaa t""a;5I .s9Ssas.:s:.:::i e a5E!ssFte::sts
Sheridan si&so.y I+ss &c ta.s t]2Ss = ssceEn
Fall, Boston, on the :.
From Petersburg, it is ANNOUNCED thas the
City Point railroad viii soon BIO completed to
the reloG uouss. Oh tho Weldon road. si1
milas from town.
Major Roii Sanders, Of toe rebel army, died
at Fort Warren on Saturday. lie WA son
Of Goo. y. Sanders.
Ths Florida has sailed from Santa Cruz On
O cruise.
CAPTURE or TER rSIvArIER GEORGIA.
THO steamer CITY of Washington. with Liv-
crp1ol dates 70 the 25:h ult.. brings the lntei>
liecace tim. the irigata Niagara sezed THO
rebel pirate Georgia, twenty miles n Lisbon
pu, pr:zs Drew or beard. and sent hsT % NsT
York.
Tho Niagara landed tho captain end sseW OF
tho Georgia q: DIVER. :,
Tre Georgia. when seized, was under Inc
British Gag, ind hcr captain ent5red protest
against her seizure
/, iiIum3Ied that tho capture was stecsad with
The eSu5en: oiths British government.
BATTLE SriRl BEREYvILLE.
A correspondent CT The Baltimore American,
writing from rsrr Bsrryville, on the 4'h instant,
gives soma particular, Of a severe engagement
which occurred near that plaza on last Saturday,
hetw, Ell por;ion Of Gen q rIy's forces sud the
9Th and lo.h Corps Of the Yankee army: The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strong. chaIgsd again and
hs 4in The Yankee position, but were as often
rarnlsed. the conflict LASTING some hours. YAM
Zee loss 500. Rebel less 400.
AUTHOR or TIE CHICAGO PLATFORM.
Mr. Vs!lAndigham il positively announced a.
the anthcr Of tho Chicago Platform. lie WAS TO
huve been chairmaa Ct Ihs COMMITTEES that res
ported it. hu! Was persuaded 70 yield 10 Guthrie
from moi 'es OF "polcy.'
Gsu. Grant rsudemGs .ae Chicago Platform
aud favo7s liacoln.
uul1 2tll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
WARH.-A Cincinnati nan

WARx-A Cincinnati paper hiss the fol-
lowing concerning the weather in Hogopo-
lis:
A steamboat was at the wharf discharging
lead niger would start with bar on his
shoulder but before he could got to the dray
the lead would melt and run over the freesoil-
or, making it necessary to cut him out with a
cold -chisel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We extract the fo!JSinG !iou, y o.thern IA.
peos Of the 9Th instant:
Serbs OF PaoCL!AiTI0ES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. S, II 4. II.
TO Myor' General Dir, N,tp ItrE:
The President bus issued tho following re-
concentrations ard orders in relation IL the
recent successes Of the United Sta;cs forces i:
Mob;l5 and Atlanta.
EDWIN VI. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE. September s.-All quiet, snd with
out interest below to-day.
NOZZLE, September l0-N ,thing Of in
terest has tranepired bslow to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

OoXyEacIAL AeHscY OF VIEoaIL,
Richmond, Aug Is, 1894. 5
! RESPECTFULLY give notice 10 County Agents, who
have received part OF theL quota Of cotton yHui
cloth &c that shall have, 10 short tls vary large
addition 10 ny suppss. and Ihau be pleased 70 receive
hei' oElE No reqa'ld'u for goods on this agency ua
g. BASSRrT TkEJCH,
arosda,ns5t ComEsrc!nl Agent OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

NoTIOE-Gsv,ng lost Certificate Of debt ohthe State
~ Of Virginia Jared 10 my name, fas % 700, under
act OF ith hareh 1885, and numbered 1891 shall ip
ply to ID. proper authorities for renewal thereof
sag26 lawsuit D. J. BosI RxsTX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
CoNsokIpT OFFICE YOR VIRGINIA, }
Richmond, 17sh, 1854.

Iaf5Imsol hsvIng reached this cce that parties hold
Ing exemptions details IS orersesrs or sgreuurssh
are dspo,ng the produce from ei: farms 10 exchange
for other articles such leather clothng Iron ware &c
the fol zug !nst:u ;ons rxlve 10 tAs barter and eva
s2n OF the Law pub.hed Cor the informsu n e al con-
ScrBsd:
Confederate Gtnics of Amerion,
"TAk DEPIRTyAr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
FROM GEORGIA.

MACON, Sept. 9.--The Yankees completely
lestr wed tho railroad between Jonesboro and
East Point in their retreat, burning every tie
and breaking every rail.
The prisoners captured yesterday say that
Sherman will now reinforce Grant, take Rich
m,ud, and finish the rebellion. They also
state thas one-llalf of his army will 60 out of
servics this mouth.
Our pickats extend six miles beyond jones'
bro.
The chsmy are closely massed about At.
lausa. There is net the slightest prospect Of
au ear y resumption CT hosGlities.
SECOND DEsPATcI.
S.,k r. k,,,, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

MACON, Sept. lo.-A flag Of truce Was re-
ccved by General Hood yesterday from Sher-
man, 10 which the latter states tina. he had
ordered Atlanta cleared of all white inhati-
tants. These taking the oath would he sent
North of Tennessee river, end these WEo did
not would be sent South.
An srm:sice Of ton days to carry cut the
order was proposed by Sherman. Gen. Hood
accepted the armistice, but denounced the orr
der az bartaroua.. The armistice will com-
menoe mex: Monday.
Tia Chattanooga "Gaz Ute" of the 9th says
tka' Wheeler forces have been dispersed near
Tul!sLcms, hy Steadmsn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
Q ELECT Sc Ii o o L i,
MOUNT LAUREL,

II nEicx CCunIy, near tIover, RTchnOLi Az
UunyIIe hnilrond.
Twill take SIX boys for the eusnlng year
Rosrd aud tuition from LIST October to 18th F.bfusTy,
u.yr u s us and towels, each pupil furnishing
pair Of ,hees s!00 IN advance or, aGu In Proysions
at the prices Of 1860.
viii also take into ny family four small girls, 70 &c
t;us, BY competent teacher under my rgision
Gu ia SAN terms.
LstIn French and Music Without extra chErge
-, cc,iii !, Al 1cIt PIKE POWERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
Il @ F A r M E K S i.

TO IA NJ E RS.
A, the tine is near at hand fer se.dias wheat would
call yUur atttnuon my fer,s.rr haze for sale su.
per phosphate CT Lime, auauo Bone Aih She'll Line and
Plaster. Apply to Z. H. cInrErnis.
5outhsde Doci, opposite 1y.h sTeet.
Or at &r. Smiths mill, Oh soulhide Dock. opposite
i'm Street Iep5 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

D.EUNIoNT INSTITUTE
Charlottesville, Va. ,
MISS A. lrAToN, PRINCIPAL.
The twelfth annual session OF this Boarding and Day
School Will tcsn on Il oadsy, the 18Th september.
Far particuIsrs apply 10 Principal. aug clGts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13


Of Burlington aL& Enslsnd ~Ss as f.i!os.'
S.ui,h. Rep. R.dGal, -
Burlineton. Ge4 3.S
Rutland, f1o "a
. R.turns from e5cut o1e-se7eLsh d u
State fyos up IS follows:
ibis Year Ii. !. ~
Smith, $685. 49,,
ledl.ld. l.s45 t;.'H
Rep. msj., 1870 a."
A cor, ssponding Republic ii''.'
throughout ths Safe will l. At: SET. '.'
jority nearly q 600.
The three Republican oa:.'iii.to { 81
goth Congress are elected hy ..2ieaj - o..
jorities.
The vote OF fsety towns tt" Representing
to the Legislature tas rsSn s>ti7gd, 81: r'''
oil return republicans hut tw9.
The State Seuu.e will rr0t=l'j ~ E'ta."
demccras.
I: will be seen that tho re.rf7s. ~ *:
received, all show u sm.!l inca n =.
democratic vote.
In it, financial repcits q r.: Tce;~'.
Herald" says:
The gold market was less 0zt.;r: -
than It has been for the rast ten day
opening qro'a.ion was "a. tf"m ":'.'
dropped to 24Css. and thoa rr@vTefc,;. q .",
at 24lt. ..,.
10 t,reieu exchange there IL ,ems"'i-
tivity in prepara.!S,, for TO- mora 2 FH"1 ..
Blnkers ask 100 in gold ir s's'%rs -
francs are quoted ct from SIS: 20 - -
sight bills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

- ' T. Il = 1 De y q Ii U d
~ Halifax, Vns.
Three miles from Roanoke S,au u, Ri,tuond and Dan.
Vile Railroad.
Rev. JUhI l..
O. aar.. " A. Cn!rc rsliy or Va .Afoci~tr raeher.
Tine L.s session I'll begin the Let OCTOBER, aud end
The III July following
board and tui,iou-Igh,, sud towels -xceptedfor the
hal session ending 18th Feblu'ry, 100 payable II sd
vance Adde'S Hr JOHN I. CLAhRE.
.,2I 2;a-llhOct Tslcott, Charlotte county. Va.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
BANKRUPT Law.

Congress has voted to put into the hands
of committee the preparation of National
Bankrupt Law. Should one be framed and
passed, it will be the third Bankrupt Law
passed since the adoption of the Constitution
the first in 1900, the second in 184l, and
both of them repealed within three years Of
their enactment-and the United States is
the only great commercial nation that is with
out Bankrupt Law. This fact is very sig
nl6cant, and bears upon the question of the
safety of property under free governments.
We have always held that self-governing
people if moral and iutelligent-were more
thoroughly governed, more scrupulousf in
obedience to law, more conservative in the
proper sense of that term; and that, under
such free government, life aud property were
more secure than under any other. The pub
lie sentiment of the United States has!heen
so strong against any law that should impair
the Obligation of contracts, or should ensble
a fraudulent debtor to live at the expense of
his creditors, that it has been hitherto impos-
sible to have a national insolvent law. And
the same feeling.will defeat any bill or repeal
any law now in contemplation, unless it rig
orously satisfies the public conscience tbet
the law caunotsbe used to tempt and facilitate
knavery. IN
We bshsfe that a1aw can,be rsedxhich
will release theusandrof mla from truel
and uscies BoQde9e, without Manage to their
credipfs, With great benefit to the 700
community, and with even less typiggling and
knavery on the part of debtors than now ex-
lists, under the various State iAsolvent laws.
We urge the enactment of Bankrupt
Law by Congress, not simply as great HUI
manly, but az an act of National Morality
NJ Y. lndfDendent, rLl ~ Ve r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

Regard the interests of others as we'll as
those of yourself.
The trials of life are the tests which ascer-
tain how much gold there is in US.
The mercy of man is to be just, and the
Justice of woman is to be merciful.
Genuine politeness is the first-born offspring
Of generosity and modesty. ~
Literature is o garden and books are partic-
ular views of it, and readers are visitors.
The intoxication of danger, like that Of the
grape, shows US to others, but hides us from
ourselves.
He submits himself to be seen through a
microscope who suffers himself to be caught
in passion.
Deliberate with caution, but act with decis
ion, and yield with graciousness, or oppose
with firmness.
The best cough mixture: A suit of warm
clothing, mixed with plenty Of air and exer-
else. ..r
If motives were always visible, men would
often blush for their most brilliant actions.
"Iknow by little what great deal means,
as the gardner said when he saw fox's tail
sticking out Of hollow tree.
People who take dead loads" Of medicine
every day, imagining they are sick, are the
fools upon whom the quacks feed and fatten.
Charles Lambs opinion of watercure is
that 'it is neither new nor wonderful; for it
is As old as the deluge, when, in my opinion,
it killed more than it cured"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
A New Gospel.

The Courier advises its readers to " stop
the supplies Of abolition preachers as the
most efectual means to prevent them from
preaching abolition corruption and wicked
ness" 1t is the deliberately expressed opin-
ion Of that learned and eminently pious theo-
logan, Judge would-be-C Congressman Thayer,
that "there is just as much Christianity in
Abolitionism Is there is in Paganism, and no
more.'' The Bible tells Us that we should
"break every yoke and let the oppressed go
free" and it forbids the worshipping Of idols,
but this modern apostleFof Christianity gives
Us an entirely different doctrine. The cler-
gy must forthwith revise their code Of ethics,
or be forever doomed-to Copperhead male
diction. - .,.4e..f7Y r-s .rq :