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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-20

Letter from Capt MAIs TO Alexander Leitch Druggist
before Jso. H. BLoop, became Agent for the Medicine
sr.LoErs March 81, 1868.
ALxx LyircH Esq,-Like many Of my profession. 1
suffered severely with rheumatism and could get no
permanent relief till tried your Specific. am happy
TO say that its use few days restored to health
Isigned.l CAPT. MALIS, OF steamer Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-20

E The receipts of Government for
internal revenue, for the fiscal year end.
ing with the present month, will be one
hundred millions. 1t 10 hoped the new
internal revenue law will double this when
it gets in working order.
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FORM OF PERMIT AND SAFEGUARD.

2 order Of Brig. Gen. EWING.
II. HANNAHS, A. a. A. G.
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For Sale.

I Bay horse, 8 years old yearling mare colt
i span Of buggy ponies, good match. fast and
we'll broke.
dec5 MOVES sPIGER, EmporiA.
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r a 7 L r O "A d
Carrying the Great Eastern Through Mail and
Adams's Express.

L dule, leaving the Ticket Office, corner o.
Fourth and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis, as fol
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A safeguard is hereby granted to the person
and property Of the said--. Any person
in the service of the United States who shall force
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Legal Notice.

4 Ii PERSONS interested in the matter of
"A the last will and testament of Daniel Roe,
day of January. a. D. 1864. is the day fixed for
proving said will, according to law, in the Pro-
bate Court of Lyon county. Kansas.
Witness my hand, this 4th day of January, A.
D. 1864.
MOVES SPICER,
3I620kI IS Probate Judge.
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sheriRs Sale

DY virtue of an order of sale, issued out of
ID the Third Judicial District Court, set
ting within and for the county of Shawnee and to
me directed in favor of Robert Wilson, and
against Hall d. Porter, ! will
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 23d, a. D.!s64,
At clock P NJ, offer for sale, at public
tiob, at the door of the Court House in Emporia,
Lyon county, one large dunn mare, seized and 10
be sold as the property of the said Hall Porter.
Given uader my hand, at my office in EmPoris
this 9th day of Janury, A. D. 1864.
ROBERT PARHAM,
3IO-2Os22 5 Under sheriff.
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FORM OF PERMIT AND SAFEGUARD.
Permission is granted to--to reside on
the farm known As, on the--quar-
ter of seetion---, towhship--, range
I--, in--county, Missodri, on the
road leading from---to--, miles
distant from this Station. --has--
eyes, ---hair, omplexion, and is
abnut--feet, Inches high and
years of age. --is the heed of family
consisting of the following named adults,
and also of the following children.
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WAT ERLOO MILL
ROBERT BEST, Proprietor.

ROBERT BEST, Proprietor.
TTNHE proprietor Of this excellent mill would re-
Il specially inform the public that it is now in
successful operation.
Wheat and corn ground to order, at all times,
on the most reas onable terms.
The mill is situated on Hill Greek Waterloo
township, three miles and half west of Waterloo.
August Sth, 1863. 297-349s
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LANES MEANS

stone Mason, BriekIayer and PIasteTer,
( 5 eady to take contracts for any work in his
/ line BUILDING STONE and PLASTER
ING HAIR for sale.
Imports, Kansas. August ,. 1861 2ez
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EASTERN MAIL TRAIN

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TO Cincinnati without change of cars, stopping
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ney, Vincennes, and r0ssings of connecting
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in the North, Northwest and South.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and con
nections. Baggage checked to the principal
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railroad depots, to the cars of the Ohio and Mis-
sissiPpi Railroad.
For through tickets and correct information
apply at Company's Office, directly on the corner
of Fourth and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, I'm der
the Planters House, No o.
MENnES COHEN.
Vice President and Superintendent W. D.
w. J. MCALPINE.
Vice President and Superintendent E D.
E. F. FULLER, General Ticket Agent. [3l6tf
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The conditions on which the foregoing permit
and safeguard is granted. are
1. That the said--- (Gnd each and every
member of his family) will at all times give ev
cry possible aid and Information to persons in
the service of the Government of the United
States to enable them to find and destroy rebels
and guerriIla5, and to detect all persons engaged
in disloyal acts and practices.
2 That the said-- land each and every
member Of his family will at all times withhold
aid and assistance of every kind fl ON rebels,
Ol the United States.
Signed at - this - day of - 1856.
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MARION HARLAND.

Authoress of "Alone," "Hidden PATH" "Moss
ish stories for the Lady's Book for 1864 This
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point of view far ahead of any other magazine.
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HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH r. r.
Packet Iinei

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L reliable line from Kansas City to any Of the
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

Stluune an,uw.if,n uns neil
.i,ss fstntr btsannt If, ta6 BE Seats.
atur son Def Dtr9tnten
. cr etni9tr 1ett btr.tt set
btr Ne@pferun9 um vie Grfc
8 u n q psS Gen. Rellsy bur&
St0s eineetommen tt.
Das Departement uon Wsf'D ir9inien
III tin l,br pibti9ss. psnn tcm bort euu,'
N anpiunoen @eneral lis9t So Oh, Die aros
Gen 0ubinrunasRrabsn smil@m Often
.unp @ensn, Die Baltimore bio uno OF
p.nniylpania Qsniralbabn Dor 3erf0runa
uup pis @rtnasn psnnplpanisns unr
Sbics Dor 1dubui(dm Sndkdasn Ger
Nsbsutn ~ (6lg.n. Das 1suain btste'
AroDs Sdwieri9tstien BAR uno rsIlanaI
sineu namsnilih I'm (o9enanntsn Rlstns
frisoe 0tlbtsn SoIeatsn. @bu @sn. 81
4eet III Ger Wann, eer N1srsm voufanciQ
eswahien H."
NuHautno If Is. Rag tie @adri&t Don
SiasI's Nr asuunB bis jss& nur in Spe>
1ialrspelasn etmslptt morcen II, uno cat
ne gtsSt enali1&sr 3uu0s, NIT elm
asIu.n N%uspabmsn, aonA uhp aar ni&ti
papon wsie, ODER pituei&t nt@ts mi0sr
II.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
(Gortitsuns foIat.)

2eu@teas que. Napbta. 9obn Griffin
In Connecticut bat sintn Npparat srfun,
ben, ue.mtittla es0sn auf cine einfade
@etie au& I'M 2leinsu 0tudteas bsrsitst
ptrpsn fam. Gtmoipbdrt&e 2uft miro
pura Nupbta Bslsittt une pos Sac IN
frtts. 60 miro wniaR,ns %oneeatbsn.
Doe nsus 6otsl In Gof 2ibsrty on ter
psnHfplpania Babn miro nit fottsm@ Sac
srlsu&tt. D,un Il. G,fneune 6& b.
udbrt. mdve fe auerpfn0s BON 9robsm
Dortbe'le. Doc @os {ou biQtgsr ~ Re.
ben fommsn, ale 3obleneas.
s9mei4elboft! uNQs6 In MQem At,
nommsn, b,Rsbt unlsre 2saieIotur pom
Sprs&sr a%reefan9sn bic bsruntsr oue Il.
ner Sippl&ait BON 9emeinsn Sdurten
-unh @e(ebsahteds+a, pis {s i@ fdltumsr
tpobl niemals iuScr In sinn pultti4en
x5rptr@@oft unttr tem !6immtltatlt au'
lammsnosfunben bat." Sn bis(sr l@uei,
&.lboften @st(e &arattutfrt etns 3.ttur9
BON NeufunoIauo Gle tort sulummsltt
2e8islatur.
~ 2ineoIus Uuilotiue In Mrbeit.
Defmstfsr Baton In Cincinnati III pl5b.
lid ~ettlaf1t1 u:1ein. peil- II Elm Gba{e,
Wanu II. unb in N'rp gort ruueu ii.
3bpft alev @lsrfs unp anbs1sr Hu0ef,Iten
iua 3pubaufe. tpslde nt&t et.rsut. aahop,
pen bee 9errn fnb.' Mmtsj. tsaktt
1yranu!. J.. a"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Gen. &mitb'S Gfpebttipt.

Dielt Grpsrition, bsren totalts WiB.
linosn nsult& qsmslret muree. unb Don
rc 70 tisb. rue fl BON rsn 3sbsllen mad
alien Ssttsn bin abesfdnitten rporbsn fst.
bat olurinas tbrsn 6%aup'3msd. ndmlt&
tte buftQuna ibru Werbinruna nit @en.
Sbsrman. suftblt. Da Ge QUO lautsr
&apausrte bfhane. 70 mag ibre @Qdtfbr
mad matmptt6 unbei1pou OUT Sbnman'e
%lntsrnebm.n pirten. Dsnno@ III re Ct.
petition In anesru B%s3isbuns ufoIersid
esutlen. Bh rer Ddrfuatsit Der bisbe.
riaen Nudrtdten lno foI9snre MiItbst.
lun9en re @eu. Smttt BON Sntsu0e.
@m 10. Gsbr. srrefdte BE Grpsotttcn
SfaIona on Der Mobilt uno Sbto Babn,
70 Wsilsn ilrli& BON Qorintb. no fe he
Na&ri&t nbtst, rub Stsrman Mutptan
aenummta unb . Rrdrts marf&trt (ef.
Nn, 10. errrI@te .fs GBypt citation, an
terlslben Bobn aslt0sn. als tts Grpset>
ton ater aun 70. 'bst Dff potnt anae'
lanat >uur, tuurre ttr Getne, IN ber Ndbe
esuslsst unb S@aru,dbsl t%ssanntn. Die
@snsrdle Gorref, ST.. @balmire unp Rob
BY buttsn tbre reip. Corps os8eu bic Grs
petition uereini0t. Ste fu@ten. bic Co.
Ionne Der untouetrupprt III tur&ttrs@sn,
IN, fe bunu III Seriprtnasn. @lddlt@sr'
tpstfe 9slane fbr Dorbab.n midi, absr In
teur gsfs&t littsn un1ers Truppsn,, befon'
b.rs bas ,wsite Sswa Rtstuaent, tettd@t'
lid unb Yerlursn 3 4aupnen.. -.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
3efrutiruna uub 3iebum9.

Sftt tenn Mufoetr,e I'm Nopembrr Wo
nat 1863 fdr 300 600 Mann. msI&te
ipdtr oui 500 600 Mann ub5bt wurrs,
Inr 200, 900 Diam neur Nftruten ans
seworbsn morrsn. % pisle @eisranm
fir witrners RET Sabrt in rem 1rtseeei'na
o@si,,tsn (inr, t5nnm MIR ni6t anAsbsn,
pa nod feline Berihte porlftQeu, tte une
siniasrmobsn beRtmmte 3ablsn on rte
6onb 9ebsn. Na6 stnu Dtpe(@e rsr
Gbteaao .1rttuns" baben BON rem $780,
600 Mann. reren Icrmin juer0 obAslau'
fen II, 100. 600 fh fur sinen f@ernsren
Iermin anmsrtsn Iai1sn. Temnah Fsbt
onaunebmsn, raf On Der aan3en Summs
oss Mufastotse nib, 10 oar oiel fsblt. unc
cos cielelbe ier.nfaus eompletirt wtrren
wdrrr, rsnn ris Staaten. ne nit lrup'
pen i'm Nldnancs dnp. QamunBtn Mir
zen, nntAufommtn. Dir fnc p5uta ra'
BON %abuieuot, rob wenn Die 0triasn
5Iaaisn psrbiItnjbmdbia chen 10 p'sIs
lruppen gtleut boben mnren m's Soma
uno Suinois. Don elmer 3iebuna oar nid'
mfbr pte Msce wiro letn ttnnsn. UQ'
cine reefdQtQs Wnorenun9 (pridt ober
nidt uu1 @eEhtiafeit, (oneern au6
3medmibiafsit. inrsm rrr Norerstsn an
Qanrprorufien am metften beruorbrtnQt
paber an, neniaRen Mrbstefroft 1u sntbeb'
rem bat. Dsnno6 (dsint obsrmals &c,
Often bspo1suat wsretn ~ lousn. Seem
faus bat Der prd0rent QeQsn Den Bsrt6'
pes &ri,asmintfriume ris Quote rn ist'
eon(erpatipsn S,art Nsm 2'o,f aum Na&:
ibsil onrersr lhe'le ser Union lebr bereu'
teno rerucirt. notlrli6 um i4 cen Cop
psrbsapS aefiuia iu ma9sn.
Is bsi6t nun. rob rie 3tebun{
SIS ben 1. Nprtl {. ). aus
Qe(eBt werren perpe. Cine Speetalce'
pefds rer 49,. ~Grtbune" melret 10
Dabr{dsinlidfsit, wentaitens BiuFettit
lpriht poflr. Sou otsr Die 3isbunl
~oueeeieBt mnosn. ic mlbte oud osrfla
msrren. rob rae biebr1i8e Bountp fsrnu
bin ausbe3ablt msrrs.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

b. Smith trat nun ben Ndd,aa an. lssts
atu Rsts, 10 pis Il pouldtt. 1ruppsn tn
zen 6tnterbalt. DIR GstaO slpa 7OOO
Mann fort. lit unter Diei,m Wantapre
b.hdd.li& unb Sni,b fanb btnVt&sno
3sit. UNI ale Br1den bintsr l& u tsrs
.R5rsn. Nm rs. snelih lanate sr nWism,
pbis an, ra6psm u am 1us. juror So
Rsilsn sur0dasleet bate.
Otmpbl bts(e Gle auf tstnsn lsbr &C.
orcnstsn Radsuo fdltsbHn ldbt' 10 ~tro
nod ale @slultat rsr @rpeeition GoIaen
nee Q,mslctt: he 3nN6runa BON oe't
1000 900 8u(bi &orn. RE 3nhoruna
rer Ohio UNI Wottl. Giisnbobn out pisls
WdIsn, ete G'b.utuna son 1900 pfsrrsn
unb Mault}sln. fernU tis Beireiuna Don
1000 Ntaern unp rts Wufbrir9una Don
800 @efangsnsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Mub ein Srif.
@ir 6nren in CT 6fli1en Yrt1e fol-
0enp. Depelds:

Bir 6nren in rcr 5fli4tn Yrfie fol-
esnps Dspe1de:
pee Wctnse, Soma, %. Geb.
Die Union Gtaats Convention BAT
beute nit prueu Wiojoritdt Nfiuluticnen
anasncmmen, mslde re Deleeaten our
Nottonol CONVENTION fir Ole Hsnomtna:
ton Qineoln'e 3u frmmen tnfruirsn."
unlsrs Gsler wi0en. cob rte(e Dspelde
unmabr 1T. SO murp, alsrrtn9e Elm IN
trae a. tsut. bic ernonntm Delseotsn au
.tllruirsn, fur 2tneoln su fimmm. Du'
fslbe mur,e aber ouf Nntroa Butlns BON
Mueea.ins nit lebr arobfr Wojcrttdt gum
59rdsn or bauplcrabbitbH ouf Zen
I'id 9eIeat.
Muucines fpra;b G6 eie @%ouuenticn
untsr Dem Druid Der DrabI3sbtrct III
@unlen Qineolns aus, ater pts(sr Nus:
fpru1 1tbt fsbr ouf Sdrauben. tnrsm er
rie &taulsI In ih en,bdlt oo6 nod osr
M siuun9 Ger @onueniton In CHM
IoI&sn GnruNiruna 2inco|ns Der Vofss
mile ausos(pro&en lst. Die @ouuent|on
nubte CANA mobl. of fe pos Bolt nt@i
reprdlsnttrs. uuo ea6 tbre Mttanern 70;
menta Don, 8olt nod Dss Wotnss 9e>
fanet (eten, ols raS @olt re O1abtiisbnsi
fir 2infpln tiliae
8tr mi0en NIT Befimmtbeit, eab pte
Wsbraobl rer sur Nottona|eouuentton II
mdbIten Dsseatsn ibr Bereitmiaioftit In
nidt mi6,upe Nebenru Wst(e ouegs(pro
den. fir einen ralifalen Wann aunf Au
0immen. 3u bttluQen ii 80 nur, pob be:
TETS rte Dslseaten uwablt 6nr uno RAT
mon q. 70 LANCE i'm 0oraue rem Ver(u
&unGeu ru Dsult@ttittn 2ineolns blot
Qtiteut bat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
Cine t4on. 6oIge Der 'AlunhneRie ypro,

Cine tb5nt 6olee Der Aiuu,neftt }Bro'
flumation s.tpt fa i.tt In Californian.
no tin tusoen Ytratsrie gum @tranae Der.
urtbetltu Ssf. Dasts'f&r. 8anrit asclt
etnsu Gopperbsattidier .Mamsns ss499e,
mann obne Dsitsres III Grstbstt "esltN
murb.. wsil.er inaeie 4lui1e hers Antneair.
ten fott. btr prdftsnij hattie na&trde.
lid efldrL tit proclamation bssisbs f&
nt&t auf &rtesss,fana,nt, 8.f&pttae auf
@.rurtbtilte ;nnb It. neat fl tie}sm 3wsd
foear .ine !3ufabYrttlan.atttn tlailsa.
aber Der @t&isr fob tk @aat sdnbtts' an:
60 f5nnte alfo istt fsaars @ttnnss POM
,a,satttatbar1atn uttnr @tfatr tn unfttt 9dutt
fallen. Well-wfnn mon. oQe.aneanAtke
aen Gonfetattons,prp atG nistssf&iaafh
Tam, paru1rt baui ni@t aud atAsuylttlItk
:Wtrtre9tr frfl ausatten Iofsa aayes trar
ia bod ON Gnts auss@nuT GYabs
= .,n.S ~ yts,n ~ rL5&Sa #tfJ FtgfsEi sEZE& taIE.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
&iael'6 Mn1euunQ.

Scr cute 0nttr Nbraba m
ee aus signem Nntrteb
a,tban", m:leste. ferte BE ~Gbftoao Ert'
buns"> 10 ou@ pie ga. StdateasttunA".
ais Il. rte Nodriat psn @tArIs anftels
lung in @ef 9ireinien btddtt. &pdte,
aefebt tnpsb cte "@taatsaettun8s47 eat
sbtr1- Sub. Der asrisbenae Drabtatsbs'
Der Qin~eulntten in SQinote, uno Der,
Dafbbu,ne uno 6sr Nrnclo ne "@nre'
ouna'' ~ rts1r Befasrnrun8 @t9sl'e &C.
gsbsn tat,n.
Nun. an .%Nnreaune" wiro es LIBERAL
nt&t a.feblt baben, n1drsm 6err Qineoln
eie Grfabruns eema&t bo6 ete Dsu'l&tn
TN aussmstnen aeaen feline Wteentrmdb'
luna fnb unb tob Is lebr i&wu 1T. pt'
leut1&sn auesunnfaufen, weuu es oud
Is:&t a~epeltn III. man@ts t.utl&s Blat1
III faufeu.
Die ~Nursauna" 1T ltrioens eissma|
pisl ~ fpdt e%sfommsn, Tenn pie Deutl&sn
p,rbsn f& onatr,at fabIsn. ~ 8laubtn
rae Sted utd ~ gut (et, uu, fdr 8abl'
atp,de tempordr a.brau&t ~ spfresn,
Birfrsusn uns essbalb aud. eae mir BIT
@iseuanfsQune @iasI's elmer anetrn
anresuna au nsreunfsn baben. unb -biefs
anrsenna Fnhes MIR IN felaenben Borl.u
Der "Greten Yrs6e" eutbaltsn:
B{r bolten bic Nadri&t BON SfAsls
DISCRIMINATING fnt uabr. neil Dir uii'
fen, ba6 In nsuerer 3ttt bur& Elm fuersi&s
polttitsr @1ritte aef&sben fnb. um ben
Y~,dibentsn III :be,ue9tu, him bsrbtentsn
Bsnsral snbIi& tint fsiutn Talsnttt ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

aimmtttI bos aan,e G.f unp iees1 frsutt E&
IN Der faf bunosrtidbrfssn 5srAtt%tett.
mqu tau,te Gin Dsuta une- la@te pts'.
0ur, 60 mar Elm praatiser 6o&asts'
ab.no. Wan bate ben 9utsn M!te"
.5pnR" stnlabtn t5nnsn uno It par tn
Der Stat In btr psrlou BE @robua'''s
anwsItno.
GrR @erduf&. tann 5ttQt.
Das juuss Gbssuar oerf&tudno.
Gtwas nod miuuno&t tpures pae
baus 0tQtuoymunps Elm 9empsl.
6ier abr ta!t.n mir tnnt. an Der
S&utQ. bts Dra.tssma&s Asbt tddstne
elm Gnetl uno tsst ben, Gtas1 auf ben
Muno. 49,, x
bi.(tm 5%eAIsbum, IN ws|@su BE Ss'Ss
eeftisrt wlrp,
llsbu lol&en 6aufern mus sEesn'l'&
elm Gi@t eldnssn ; bic Grsues, ets IL ua''
{dlkeen. mu6 our@ BE Ststns esr Wanet
bsu mad au6tn ertnesn uno baa Dunts'
trbsuen. Dte 2isbe III Der S&mtllttsesl.
In p.ldem Der Mann uno bae @db Nd
vubtnceu; DE m,nidlt&s Grdstntatsi
a.bt baraus bsrpor. Diee 8sr(&mdjunl
iu,i,r 6s.len IN cine mub cine Grrsaunl
5,ltN f0r rae Duntsl ltin. Der 2istsnr'
III Yrt.Ru; BE sntAddte Sunafrau a.
Ruunt. Gtwas pon bttier Gssure rt@1
bW ,u @o.t binauf. Do, no wabrbaf
Gbt. b. b. Qtebe III. tlitt bae Seal btniu
Gu Brautbst btlpst In DuntsI Elm Stod
@%or1.nr5ibe. @snn pas tsrpsrli@s Dug
baS Turdtbare unb burlide cs6 b6bsrtr
Q,ben8 1sben t5nnte, p1,ee man wabr'
(9einli9 BE @tRalten Der Na@t srtltds1
pie aeR0aslten unbtlannttu, note ft H@.
cine Msnes 90pf. UNI eos lsu&tsno'
6aus %berneietsn, btfrisose1 ieSnsne, stn'
amber BE junpfrduIi&e @utttn Ss'asno. I'll
fanft nI@ridt uuo mts auf ben a6!il'&.t
.@sf9hyn cas wsnfGltds Glud lid ab'
(piea,lt,. @enn in bis(ev t6&fsn Stuno
Die Watten, 9.blmpst Ycn @onns unp I'D
au.in wdbnenb, t1rsn fonnten, wd1oen "
In j0r,m @.ma1 Elm Haui&en BON TIa'
Asln pnnsbmsn. Das oc0tcmmsnt@ lae
1aub ptt GnBel b%ubetu,beu. Die Hsln
buntls 2ammu bat esn BonAtn 9robf'
6immh 0bu G@. Denn pEn eirpsn
aewsibl burh bic eisbe, ttnaneu h@ nd
bern, UNI ~ (duRsn. mus asu tt'lsu
un(d9Itdsn &uNe Elm Bsben eur5 tax
unnueeli@e Gsbdmnlb pu Slerm 8'bsn
G!Ies Gl1d II oas wabre. Gs 0ltb
feline Grsute aueer btslu Grtues. ~
2ists IN bos etnStos GutSaden. Nuss
utbxise wrnt.
2tttsn uesy Q.(tsbt ~ rrrtm. esnaa:
Dnlanas man Ntdt6 rtttu. Bran fam
In b.r bunflen Galian he Qstens tttr
onbsrt Fstlt fnesn. 3u Helm 1T ctr
Deuenpun9.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

Shlrlt nit Ia[@tn unh BE uolltnen
6tlmYfe. Dts.gn1mpf. BE NOD bic
Norm pu llstnen. @ups setstsn, .parsa
MD, Iduger,. ale be 6aue OaIisans. Al"'
les mar (¶. Ct bate btek 2ls'
punasRads far fl mad WrntfermM ee'
bradt. Dts It Gs aue tsn Xofsr uobu,
l,ate Il Ge ouf bas Bet. CT mar 8ebar'
tenuoQ. CT uinntrtt f&, In Wtnter uur
20, an stnsm fsbr taltsa Dsismbn!a8s.
81. atttnrts balb nads IN ben 2uupen une
ibr. aru,sn tl.tnsn G1es .raren eanl rolb
In ben 6olA(&ubtn. Ct. Ualisau, hattie
Il. rttfs euupsu abtsS.n la7sn. UNI tbr
psn Irauuarlue ~ 8sbsn. DIE Ma'ttr
6atts in tbrsm @rabe aufrt.tm fstn mdi'
fen, ale Gs BE Goatu Iraunt!strn uu'
f. trabsn fab, bs(onesr6 absr. ale 4: ybe'
.stpu unb rporu1 mar. Ct ba&ts an i.
nsn @alo Won Monlfumstl. Gte vassn
bdrs nit cInanbu btnpur@ 8ssonesn,
Qo(eI!t unb ~. CT ra&ts an ras Bstts'
ramals. an bic Bdums obnc 8Idtisr' on
ne Bl(ae obne N59h, on rsn 6'mut|
obn. Sonne, ober 10 tpor roa loon 9'tpe
I'm. CT lepte tie tstnsn Sa9m auf rae
g,tt. ras Sud neben ben un.errpd. 1T
Snampfe nebsn BE S@ube unp beirad'
; tst. cine nod psrt onesrn. ete nor ia
malls 10 tlstn; Ge bate he arc6e Yupp
t untsr eeu, Wrme unp ftinen youteo'or II
t ru Iaf@s. 81 la&tt. lie 0in1sn Bdr|
bane In 6anp, unb fs bate IN rr Dsl
NUT i'm.
Do (anf (.tn strw0rti9 wdbse Daup
auf bas Bet; ta6 alts Roil&s 6ni brad
tbm; lstn 0sf&t grub H& olsitlan' I'll
, In Die &%Inruneenads Qoinlsne nne mem
Semanp auf Der Irspps In pie(em Nue,n
bIids oorubu eeeunasn mars. w(Irot {
Iaut babsn l4;u&im t6rsn.