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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06

Hds1a 6sRh .si l.. s a1 .ue = s,smo 81
coinpanying, being first liens-interest
at seven per cent, payable semi-annu-
ally, .::..,;,;: :.........; 227,475 90
collaterals. the market value Of which
,,b..;;.........,:.. ...,.,,.,,,i,,.... l27,725 90
Unpaid premiums in course of collection 2i,4Os 80
Bank stocks owned by the Company
Bonds owned by the Company. .......... ss,44O 81
All other securities s.....,......,........ 1856 SO
Total assets OF the Company. y........ .S5O4 O22 43
III.-LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due. ue.......... None.
Losses adjusted and not due. None.
Losses pnadJusted and in suspense. 21436 70
Losses calmed and resisted. d.............. 1000 90
All otner Claims ..|................. 537 90
Total Liabilities ............ $2s974 2s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06
STA II E M f MT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Manhattan Fire Insurance Comply,

On the lst day of January, 1864, made TO the Aud
tor Of OHIO pursuant to the Statute Of that State,
passed April s. 1855. -
NAME AND LOCATION. ~
The name Of the Company is MANHATTAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, in the city Of New
I.--CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock in shares
of $50 each, all paid up in cash, is $3.50 600 o.
The amount Of its surplus on hand Janu-
ary l. 1884. 254Oa2 AZ
Ttal amount of capital and surplus $500 o22 AZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06
HILTON BROS, Co.

'.'t PROVIDENCE. R. I.
Sold by Lord q Smith. Wholesale Druggists. 2s
Lake street, Chicago. Illinois, General Western
: Agents, to whom all orders may be addressed.
une 10. ls6S-dly IiI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06

1T IS THE ONLY
LIQUID CEMENT
extant, that is a sure thing for
mending @
Furniture,
CrOckery,
Toys,
..Ga Bone,
Ivory,
And articles of household use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06

And we claim as an especial
merit. that 1t sticks Patches and
Linings TO Boots and Shoes suffi-
ciently strong without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06
REMEMBER

REMEMBER
Hilton's InsOluble Cement
Is in q liquid form and as easily
Hilto6s Insoluble Cement
Is insoluble in water or oil.
Hilton's InsOluble Cement
Adheres TO oily substances.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06

Supplied in Family or Manufac-
turers' packages from ? ounces
10 100 pounds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06
IL IN especially adapt

Will find it sufficiently adhesive
for their use. as has bcenproved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06
Remember.

-a-saa-ss
&id6LT r1r
lGfI0 Il
.uv5rt stI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06
Useful & Valuable
Discovery!

hOOA a ShtOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
will find it the best article known
for Cementing the Channels, as
II works without delay, is not af-
fected by any change Of temper
ature,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-06

feb2
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
Mu8 aentudb b.

2e Nu@ri&tsu uue Rentu57 w<,ten
fttr t.t,nftt@. Elm IL. u.rlcrs.:n 81.
Rtb,Qen BE l%1ttueabe ret Sorts 6o(ltd
uue YtQop u.o nun rtre b119!et, cnf
fe AM ia. &a9mtitaeS pteetr. rpr paeu'
cab er(@tensn uno eh uebIgabe no pla'
SO, Atfprbert taben, na&psu 4, / 6tunes
CUR Gntftrnure hir grautn IND Sinrtr
bsmtQtpi. ST Ee tn,wIfbsn GoIumtue
Asusmaa,n batsn, bar1b,r lttat nod fetn
Bertats Dor. Mk rnts!ta obn tie @a'
@enF Ia S,ntudp fsbtn; pu,abu trfabren
trtr fo!0snets Ndtese:- 60:
GerKf's Strsttma&t 6strua. ais fl
nod @sf,9entudY oufbra&, 6D00Wann
uaetf RapaQffie, uni,r bsr fhlau,n unb
ad@tdtn. Gatruna .branseu Gs.upE bb
he uma .. M. 3Pabutut er.tt&t botttn,
ubne sae. uafffe rslltdtii8su .Bsbstosn
etue htnune BON 'ilrsssR etsrinssn &C.
tatt. sGerryR.uuree nunaapar ,uradse'
fblaK.n; ater feinteDess' anist QrlsteunB
eiter 70 eroesn Rftbetld6gi pit 9sntslbst
tusrtt.% a. batfstptt ffttne gut benuti
uabI tstsuknte' Yufarluusin aue tsben
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

Nu& t.Iaaistsu @Sk 9aFasesa'tts1sl { bsts
Spant.v auf aasn Gsitsu, unit, psuu mud
ete Grfersn' TIT ufeueu Gslpe LAberaQT 90.
(&lassn purbsn, 70 s~rnsuertsn fe tu&
fsts BE ansrtfe auf BE fpanff&en Erup,
pen unb TIRE Qsrbtnpunasltntsa. @uf
otsfe @dit usrnt&tsn oft fanfate' Snfur'
sentsn Elm eoni,s Reetmsnt bur& Gsmd'
Dung. OtsQst&, ua6seu (et bsm Anfan9
pte xr'sess ntsmals unsbr ale 10000
on(uresnttn inter ben @ofen 9sfouben
boten. .usl&e tnbtb usbr ale jent 3abl ,u
F@runts eHidttt babsn.
De- (pautf&e RrtsasminlRu CAB jur
Bnubtauue' bu thsntlt&en unjufdsesn'
bsIt rnIdusR en-. Is bsfdutsn f& nus
9C00 4ranh IN autn 6eipttdtsru alstn
rtse fnb nur tie usbuletsnten go GeIb'
auas In Gan Domingo. Dte ntsls fpa'
nt(&e gelpatsu bsrstte bsn @trapoieu
unb rem u,tront(&en altuna jeuu Sn(tI
s.lsesu parsu. wtrp ni&t anesssbtn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
g1euereS que Can Dumtn8b.

ll,bn 9avana fnp Nu&rt&tsa aue
Gan Domingo lie gun 81. wdrj stues'
uoFsn. Dtsftlben Iuuten IN, N0ssmttaen
[tbr trautta far tie ausf%tsn en Spa'
inter-. Dh R.eentttt par etn8etretsn. unb
eis Gt,str, eas talts tpts 6ae eeIbe Gtsber
uno oas Domite. raften b't nidt otflt'
mottErttn epant,r In 8,uefr anSoM mig.
DIT frdnten @rloatsn. wd@e auS ben,
eager Santano's bH @uauuua IN bt.
bauWfabt tur1dtebrten. rsrbsn a!s blo6s
@trtprs 9sfdtlpert, weI@e tuum eeben
tonuttn. aa. aurad8stttttsn SfNters
(pra&srt Sic snf&t aus, bae bas 9ltmu
BON Gan Domingo fttnsr Grcberuns uh'
0bnNttslt&e 9thperntTe III ben @s2 ltae.
unb Sag BIZ BprtSautr he &tts2es f&
fQr Spanttu uub feline Gol5Nttn Ssroerb.
lid erwtittn tuerbe. Gin botn Dffater
foq Is alS' feline Meiuuus asdteert baben,
bas ntabsasns az. Yeahn. erforbetti&
fetn, nntptn, nm, MT Vie tefsbteu Dtertlft
IN .nnttrnatfeltit IL 'trbalttp., @.ssu.
parlis (eu 4saaa VIZ 1aVts ttass 8abl
bot opstt,en.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
Dret meme 3taaten.

Nc& bspor 70 iur prdfe.ntsnwobl
lommsn tptrb, wsrttt, nabridnnIi@ bret
osus gtaotsn TIRE Qon8reb.N eprdfsntan'
ten uup g%euatonn moo @ofbtneton A.
,6idt babtn. Die Mojorttdt I'm Cons
aub ri1b d& mS9ltdf bsetlen. rur@
bis(s nsusn Rsprdisntontsu tbre 3eiten
AZ %pnld,isn. far ben BoQ. bab BE prd>
drsnttnrutl nt@t snpe0ltte sntf&tepen
p.rrsn unb por ben Gonersb lommen
feQts
Disie nsuer, Staatsn fnb Ntbroe!a,
Spobo unb Nspaba, Die beretts felt stnt'
ae Belt Qonpsnttonsn o~besbultsn unb
UNI QUALIFYING CUR Union no&Refu&t 5n'
ben. Die Webrbnt bss Gonersdss It,
~artst. rae ptsfe utusn Staotsn fdr ibrs
3ulo0une 70 tanlbor fttn uno 4tntoln'
Mdnntr na@ @a(btuBton (&tdsn tper.
ctn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

Wtn. Major 6. S6ur5 N, wte nit
aub Auter Eutue b5ren. pom II. Mtnaee'
Qorpe ~ Bonn bee Gen. 6aneod uerleel
tporpnn. &duri fonnie nas0rIi& untst
6oolu Mot fsfntr mstr bienen. unM
a.etfi& III Is, pte Der prdGDent 81 re&t'
fertto.n tonn, bob bootsr abetbaupt nod
ttn &ommanro stnss Armsseorpe bebdI'.
na4eem tbm (o!ds. Din9e ~n%atasmttltn
,pprbeu, nit BON psdsr unp S&ura.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
11nhrrfhSmthsif her WrmteY{xotY

l1nperf9dmtbett Der Nemtesidgtr. -
GoIeenbs @s(&t6te miro ale Suufratton
or unpui&dmtb.tt elmer 0emtNen Sorte
Don Nfmtujdesrn IN @a(btnaton sridbIt
BoIo nod ptm Eooe zines "@obpss be
prd6ptntsn fpro@ elm Msmtsrjd8u TN
@ibsn bou(s Dor. IN, letne Mn{prd&e
auf tin eewt0ss @mt In Grtnnuuna su
brin9en. 9n ut3.tbIi&tm @srau laett
2tneoIn: Btrflt&, 6eu--, @te bdt'
ten ou9 tpartsn t5nusn, bic ustn &tnb
te9robsn Mo. 9ep!5, Bewtb f, antpor'
tete BET Nemttrideu, na& iefnsm quite
er.|feno. tpunn anbst BE Bssroteun8 tat'?
- Nurern Sage fpra@ tsr Anaf&rodsne
patriot tasoer ppr-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
Wilcox 8 Gibbs
Sc d y NJ d ( II / II {

~ " y ~ " I
Vrt ron Xabtrvt aus e @onae Ste ptrb nit Der ftunsu r.,
Del uub osm fttnfea Drats pOu Der eeaiDmmenReu urbstt H.
ts.a;" Mse'' &. y s. s:I 1 f%g pass's: U ae ss e ass xsss' &c., ss1.
stetn .
~ mmpueu lut,n. ttuntubrabt. eetbe unb I'm 4. &is lauft
na'sin.: sts s'ise'. ws 1ut$ s%aasststtt, init etutm e,n,t'.
eurb Don ieStm anbern 80 uate' fasees. ess ieb, eaam.
S6nrrtr& K. bnr& ban ~re!le"bsu paftn ~esboppsIt mirt ,ua'
eai or gsss. T. ne a,ssss bin sts't@ss g.., ,,' g',e; S s,. : ,! !sss.
ilnn, obns ~ rts tirsn. ba6 ssfelbe auiiauft. ober tn Der aSdf&t
R& aua0ft. Mue a~bset,aeens EIe,euussaudt, 5~emeeuten.
Petition aa'ttans. eemnitte:s u, Vrafuns %utt,a.ssn rere.n.
unb e anb b'efsn ett& fir bshen eupenorttd,, Douerbafts
Cine ~pat,utir,. & .fnsuna btust tebtr aVSsltdi.tt Dor, bat
bic Rafrtue IN ~ssrsstr,sr &t&tune 'aufen tam. etsr eat bar
s.,ts.ss b: s',,e s%.,.,s sss' s sss, ss,s; 's., S1f; IT,, .'T, .; ~
ssee,e Mofa'r.n mtt i'd faS,.u. vtraieeea ntre. BET et.,ss
%; SiIs'"i q e,s q q ''' .san. DO! S s's f Mas # n sr, 9s"' %,s,s init p I";
nae 'a +. ea!! s'1tet1 al, \ 8ou tn Der y e ue IT etsaes:
Ter xdxuteT uus 3ttitr tu.tu nte urrtsbrt sefeet
esuua tam s.u ,eb.r grtth ftn. Retn anbsrtr edumsr see'
8eQer ssaat'es btsfts. " w:ubtt ben eeuu. rts mon rtae
" otrl'est 'sinsn Sttd? 4 s ns BE be- Mass! t" ~. s,st.'
@iitor s @ibbs Rabmefdine ma3t nit Dampt e.:
gen 1000 Glide bic Winuie. wdereub anbre peaf& .nsa NIT
Ste fnb %searbstt.t NIT natbeInatbifd,er HratiGon
D.tbalS IL itpsr 9b.tl berfe'beu rfssea. unb iann tn daut
&c sesrsen ntdt Il. Inorbnuns seratben. mn
pta.n s' sn: e .t: :. a3ee,r m.sss' IT,, Se y T.. s BE ,; 1sass IT.,
e.; s:ss 9 s.u IL I. " ais s sS1sfs'i s s]sssasts,. a .'"t .' S.'si'S sisi'
e.ns s"t' hi, uni Ia, NJ. Sts:s Gia:s s. *%;ts!!.ee:a ,nst
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

@ont 9br piden uer uueine Treunos
t9ott 1T, wont 99r piien, mel ft III?
Bst p,m iansflsn bIuttssn aufianp esr
sue0iontnm In GoIes 9ountp, Su., b.
fanrsn G@ 3ust 8ntnn bee Yrdfrentsn
;Nbratom Qintoln unter ttnen. ctt 'b
bsim Mnerif auf BE Solpaten am me'fsn
bnportbotsn, unp bsir, fben jebt btnts1
Sdlcb unb NtsDsl. Dtsilben fne ".
s. 6ants BON Qbnrlsfon uno g. @rssn'
oius bonfs BON Big G,sst, Cigar @ountp'
Der Q,etsre prablte BET (etnn @nbaftuna
ramit, raj II ben MtItlararit yorl It,
(&o6m BABE.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

Ste ~Neut l3ett" fdtstbt> BON 6erru
Blow, Der (osben aue @olbtn9ton ju'
radAsfebrt #:
81 feb FROZEN 8lidss In BE 3ufunft
unb brinpt .nt@te BON esm 9sGimtsmus
aus ou 4unpeebaupifart nit, Der rort
Or Wtnuns ft& bsmstRsrt. Namentli&
eratlu II oaerabtfal Btfdb |
pee 9anbes f0r unwtberneb b.
unb Germ 2tneoln
unm6oI1 d.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
mrppdif@ ..

Or bsutl&,bdntl&e 8rtrB.
Gin Isl.eramn aus @tsn oem 20.
Mdr3 an BE 2oneonr ~1imee" meleet,
rof DE GonIun3sn 0bsr tte (&msewi8'
to|fstutf&e Gruee am IL. 4pstl ttetnns1
loQsn.
Gin @unb(&rsibtn bn tdntf&tn &e'
ptsruns bon, IS. Md1 tabslt snti@t'
rem tae Vsrfabrsn tsr AQNrssu IN e9les'
pts.
Dts Ginlabune Gn9lants an ten beut'
(&sn gunp jur ab.tlnapme an etr nor
Be{&laB.nsn &onftrsnj nuree an, 26.
Wdra bsu1 Buureeia0 oorgdeBt uno e.
mem Auei&ub sur gtsuta&tuhs atsr'
mtsfsn.
Du "Wernfn9 aeputtfer" tnslpst
que aresblt& uoQsommsn alaubw0roiau
autlt, ba6 Otfut@ Gn8lono pas Dfr'
iprsdn atesbsn BABE, tstne Tris8sf&tf.
In bic 6Afu 3u f@tdsn.
Die prtuben oe(u&tsn an %.
Mdr1 III Dapphu S&on,en ~. f0rmen,
murpsn abu iutad8ef&la8e
Gola.nbs 9ds9rumms b,laBeu bat0ber eas
Rdtnr.
2openbnntn, 20. Mdrl. 6suts
WorA,n UNI 8 ulbr per(u@te Der Gsinb
uniut @teauns bt Dappel bu i,tsrruut'
p.In. Ct brane aptf@sn tpet unitrsr
eaufprdben, abn purbe In feline frabere
St.Qune 3uradBsworfen. Das @sfs&t
bauuie S Stunbtn. DIR 2ampf erfrsdte
G& ldnss bsr Ban3sn etnte. llnfer PAM
,erf9tf nabm trdf,taen Nntbsil ON St.
f,&t. aus Norb:S <swis pfro ssu,el'
bet, bob bts Yrsussn IN Sdtlano f& tad.
wdtt6 j7tbtn.
0orminues. Dsu,s @orptn au 8 ,nbr
wurpe tn WneriF auf BE 9aft go. s
unp ouf rte aanjsn: Dappsler S&auien
eema&t.> Bte prsueen tpdttsh' tntmat
uradptalaesn. Gnblt& t*etgtrtsa a&
pte prtubtf&tn gtttaitI ttm Btftbl ttrsr
9ffstsrs shu Btrud.n su' 8.bor&eu.
Der ~&olf xrats" fsusrte auf btt rt@te
Glanft bsr pr.useh ppn @eninebtayb.
Das @tfe&t bauer,t z 6tunben.- 'Die
Xnuonabe bahert fort. 100 Ddut6 irar.
ben aetTbtet ,tub 200 Ssrpuubtk 20
Yrsu6.n trttbet, BefanBsr 8eupmmeu.
Mur ut.r bdatf&e Rtstm'atsr nassa u,
&auPfs.: 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

> 9te 3itbans, tsfstts * sIS iss !.
Stunt auss,lst csysrpsn:g (Das ~ rtstt.
ftIeotue Eli Sntbam unb tou,s 'tobf So
aum 1. Suit bsibtn. 9,bt man ptt Bic.
buns aus 10 tpnp fr rod f&etlt& ~
nod pu Baittmott Gunusntiou ~fatlf7n.
ben. GutIt4 1dbt. f@ au& bt,rssstn
t~inpsnbsu, rob pk BaIItn'0u Qorpsntten
NIT ben, 0olts oar ni6ie ~ ,bun BABE,
ba Re nur cine Drobu'.bu. 0otts ~.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
lleber Bic 8pIbmiuem bpm Jbabl

lleber BE Soibminem bpM Jbabo
(dretbt Orr 9. 8. Sntls, Elm alter prot
tt(@n Wtnsr. inter anpsrsm Golpenrss:
so bin oft esfroat mo,cen, fapt u,
mts Na BE plaen. WIntn In Seoto ~
psntn In &altfprntsu unbal'en. Mslnt
Nntmort rpar tmmer, bab Elm foI&sr Der
al,t& sta.ntll& aas ui&t tatFnpm tonne.
Bo In Californian Mstlsn pom plaesr'
Ninsn fsltn, pa Qete Is In '9oobo (clds
nur N6nuette. Sd piQ pamit Mot IA:
esn, tab 9pabo nt&t rst6 an @oIrmtpen
1d, tern 70 weit wte eae Curriculum be
rsile prcfpmlh If, bat Is I'D eben 70 reid
A0etBt, trts &alforn'e, IN fr'nsn ts1en
3ttttn. 'absr man uub w6bl bspsntsn. rob
Srabo eft penie ilbu stn 9abr alt II ale
@otulano unp Is fprte. 9woume3 stt jur
Gn,mtdslune BIS MineroIrst&lbums rss
1.r1ttoriume. 50 erforberte iwst Sabre
Nrbdt her N.Sfykm pttvn%ese uvn Gall
forn+.n, nm ttn Ruf isnss 0anbes ale
Gleorato bts @6ttns fef,ufHen. &ben
70 pisl. Set mu6 ben phntwsn son Spabo
0,wdbn wsrtsn. tann wtrb 20 f& btmst'
fen laGsu. bae btsfse Terrttoriuu NIT Co.
lifcrnttn stnsn Dsreltt& austdlt.
81 9rcbse 0srtrausn Id ~ BEN Cob
ri&tbum BON 9robo babe. 70 m6&tt Id
rod Mot BE emigration nod ti'fsn
@ulrfhpsrn anratbsn, Bonn Is III mir un>
,wefhtaft. bab DtsIe, BE torib|n Tom.
msn, E9 ehdui@t fsbtn wsrton. 60 mar
,s nit bu srRsn Emigration IN Qal'for'
nt.n unb antuero unb suGe|be ptrb f@
IN t{tleu rsusn @olbfeIbsrn mtsenbelsn.
81. eloutsu mstasus, tab Re bas Cob
bort M. 70 auRsfen Ibuusn unb la7sn f&
.lntmutbta.n, penn fs be ta,tt. @irtlt&'
tett bte @inuleten6 erfabrtn.
Dts Il fsu 6uaumtuen Don 9babo
murem son stnsu, Irappn In SABRE
l845 snibs6t une bsn mad Orsaoa jte'
benten Gu0101anteu oft A0.tet. Die g.
%3dblunotn, h. bisle bon Dem 0o!prst&'
,buw CT @tAsno na&sn, uuresn nte'
male re%t eeelaubt, tts man enbIt& tts
Wtnsn son Banno6 Gttp snttsdte 9.tt
II Is uufev 3uetfsL tae BIZ 0%uarAu,tnsn
vps Seato ~ t.n Ut@f,n 9,t6rEn, ttt II
,ntttdt ,pprben Fnb. Dr. Barttrunesn
pom Gan GraneIeeo eraaben BET Quari'
aolp ntdt rsntsr als $4,000 pr fonne.
Sd fslbN babe ben 0uora auf btt Bet(s
untnIuat pte BE euIIforutf&tn praftt'
f&tn Mtnn baS tbun uno ntemats tpents
atfunbsn, ais etnsn balbsu Doa<y auf
ene Tfunb bee @eRetne."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

,su. 1,SsicT1, Ninbeu 1ab eaHasa bttttlsi, nsl@e lusA iTnas
Srat(idbe 0tfakrnnA aIs tssHbsSs Utrlkm Desaben rsrbsr
Rus, unb ue,&s aae ~tontttbsn Gtaetft1aften lur tiRberuua
urb 6siluna 6r sbsnesnanatsn xraniaehsa bsattn. } y
Gtur earantie. Sn Dsltsbuu6 anf 0trliamitti wta ID
earanttr.a tas wstn 0itisrs cline erssers 1~repstiipa ssr r..
eQsu mebhtutfAeu Snertbtenitsn sne eeslassn bsasi, a!sts.
s.np Elm anbtrer Naetat.tt.rs tn Warsts. uub BET geraltit
unb wtrb q euf gvtud ~ptrttamr. ale tsbss snbsre bsfuntsn
rtrteu q fAmedt eneensbn srdftb', a aut cutter Nairrta.
lien asEaHt, uut ID en Ertiih. ben cue Metne &uubea isn
,peiten mai NIT slstner eahsfssttsn taafen.
- IA me4ne atn&t aepskn. etnen arttstI ~ !ttfsrn. bsr 81.
len metusn (uubtu aefaneu nlrb, unb br shrlt& lethst. UaS
man son tbm furbef. Sd min Mot rertdentltaea nab MID
fur btefeI DttteyS etraS beantprahen, baS nt&t erunRent n
anb boS bsFtn 1ueenbeu ntHt pIr'It& k&ern. Sste Douis'us
eutbdIt, mic ~auaeeeten, Elm opusS Guart rcmit Sstsr In
Dsitsbuus auf 6vanttift In ben etanb esfstt N. bsa aDsrtt
be1en ~ i&dteu, upfif It (en 0eIb ~asseeeebeu bot. RGes
Ginitttr q b,rfs& sn, unb man ~trb ron ber Matrtet bts
Obtsen ssute ~absr,euat psrbeus
0ineiuuatt. Osp,
q. a. Cool, Qbtaeo. Generals Aeeat.
Offte: "a unb rs NVaritara1s. ~Qtns'B Dtod."
Nt,b Dbolsfale ~psrlaufttn 9tisaes BIT 6uuer. Hind
Enlsr, unb alien Drc9tfsu.
~ qenb'auEsuts unb Rtrsaufr nsrht" sert9set BET n. J
Groeftp uub g.. 8. Esdwith. Gbsaso:
~ eDtrb v~ersauft In Dapsnpprt bon Dtesn h Rod.
.. EAleaeI. q. Saeobp. &tenenfon 4 oarnahan
g. .. Bauert. u. -. Sar'er anb &ooaes. zo~lS
Bum B.ifauf. @"tolefale II, BET 81 t.
berbsde & MILLER urb s. &pbbep "a.
q. 100. Ruba&, s s,,t:.'' s:s g Sau w'.srs's INIT 1, S's'
tsure s.u gotawba- unb f&wtbt6sm FRANKLY, jewte ben fdnfu
dntetmitnen Qtaueursn, Ssriaufi ~btefelbeutu tdiebtatu 0uan'
." IN w. 81. 81. 81 uub g., otA. Ss e,r.. a,nnnnnr.O
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

b,tauuttth f.br tntcYaleH @eR'3 entudY,
an f& stioasn unb I'D "mt' pf1psrs uno
,proutfousn ssFftten. ;.
eoyals 2eute I'm Staate 1ub nt&t bar,
aber i'm 3wdfel, eub Gorrsf NIT pen IL
lopaIsn Wsafsntudisrn I'm 0o1oue In
GinpnRdnbnte R~etrsten unp coe cine ol'
8smslns Grbstuns u befar&ssn fi.bt. tnus
Mot f&lsuntaR nit aasm G1uR etnes
fbrittsn wsrpe.
Gtntes baltsn % foaav flr ni&t un'
wobrf6dnlt&. ba6 Die Rebtum auasn
bl,dlt& 80 We 40. 900 Wanu IN @.a
9entudY taben. ocer bod an plis'n, Don
benin aus Rs lofor. nj, Goruf v. Goul!
ner eoopsriren ibuueu.
Dis Nbaat esr NsbsQsn N flo,. ell
mousn G& ofsubar psr M0nrune psc
1.nue0tsRuGssa tsm&&tasn. nm une Dor
un(eru Glu6psIbtnpuH8 NIT doo'Iauoeaa
%ab,a(@n.tben. @slduae tbnsn rae. 10
bltsbs tbnen NUT ne 3uR6runa en G'isn
REORGANIZATION In Ddtsnnt6" abrta
um Chattanooga unb pte Guubnlanb
Armse 9dnalt@ pom Noresr AZ t(o!'1tn.
Dc Rtbsuen babsn sbsn ett 3stt Au'
N%usfabruna lire pIan.s b.nueL "a un'
fue 0stnansn mstn auf uIloub abmsisnt
j1np, !unb ntr battu bier abrmals ctr
fpSnsS etad xrtsasae&t@te uor une
rfl&se lbsr BE unAuldn0Iittdt un'svf'
miIddrti&en Dbtrbsb6rem Bd6u T 1T
Bubal,sn fA ph 9a&en mlrtI'& mi'
ppraA<ne$ tnt1ia. 70 ~iro 3tn'udg
balp unfrx Aarse Mufmn tlomfttt In Mn
(pru& n.txtn. 3 ,00v bte 10000 Maan
NIT s.rtdltntend6ta Rartu 8apaurts In
rnsm 70 a%wsifd6afnn @taote: NJ. &sntu
dp unp ppuirtnp an Eeuns0etRub f6nnsn
lst&t cine DipnGon au @unfsn Sobn
aone, bw isst IN Gores Dor Chattanooga
0.bt aur Golse babsn.
@oupuneur Bramlste BON asntudp
BAT hsts bttIta gnp tbeun uuN@nt. bot
sr Gle oante Mo@t pss 9raates auftts'sn
wsrre. uu, DE Nebsaen aus rtmielben fern
III baltn unp pte Apmtui0rotioneprH'
bot sanf feline GrpdblunR aefftnt. Man
6sbt jet. pte se NIT ote{.n 6srrn fsbt.
ris man ia benn 1beruu bH Dsnsn fetns
2opoltdt errparten tarf. tie nod Dir
Stlaperet In tbrsu @hup nsbmen. Wtr
bolten 8ramleth fQr sthsn ~ td&ttasr
unp ma&(amsn Bsomttn. ole bo6 ptr
nt&t alaubsn fo1nn, pob II isbr bnett.
miuia bel pisiu SnpoGou RentudY5 pur&
rte Singer Sefsbsn bdts.
Mbu Bramlttie'e @nbalten, rte e
nun au& fttn rn69. btent u%nitrtn 3r's9s
bsb5rosn psasn tbrer Rraftorsn No&'dNa.
Ftstt ntat msbr aur Gnt{dulriaunS, ale r|s
DtSloYalttdt BON Ds0ftntudp.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

E' 2ur Notio tiir @oloidOer. @en.
Gully tat stns DRIVE ausatftit, weI&ts
Beotsn vsrbietu, psn Wi6ourtau6 psttsr
ols bie nod Garm Sslunp un,srbalb Gor'
pterrs biuauf ~ loufsn, 20 M renn.
pob 3 Booh aufammsn unb re paRo8ts's
out bswafnu Gnp. Die Snrtunn I'm
Daeotab Isrt,orium 6up auf Dem Xttsss'
pfabe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

aE 9ie Sona Gauitarp Goir miro
an "a. Wai in Dubuque ab0sbatttn met
pen. Ddttdes fenps nan an Warame y.
Bsdsr pper an Wapame g. Naub.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04

The Board of Public Works reorganized
yesterday, JOHN M. BARRERE the member
elected last fall, taking his seat vice LEVI
SARoEANr.
JoHN F. ToRREScr was elected President
OF the Board.
Division No /. consisting of the Ohio
Canal from Cleveland to Hebron, the wal
honding Canal and the Maumee Road, was
assigned to JAMES GAMBLE.
Division Mop, consisting of the Ohio Ca
nal from Hebron to Portsmouth, the Hook
ing Canal and the Muskingum Improve
ment, was assigned to JOHN M. BARRERE.
Division No. 8, consistingof the Miami &
Erie Canal and the National Road, was as
signed to JonN f. ToRRENcE.
LEVI GAMBLE was appointed Engineer on
the first, J. n. LEWIS Engineer on the Sec
ond, and SAMUEL FoRRER Engineer on the
third Division. sss31s
JA.BLMR was reappointed Engineer OF
the National Road.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
Rebel Reports from Florida,

The Savannah Ne,cs of the 22d ult. says:
Passengers from Florida bring news that
in the battle of Lake City, the enemy were
completely defeated and routed. The Gath
Georgia lost seventy in officers and men.
The enemy were driven into their intrench-
ments, leaving their dead and wounded on
the field. The enemy have advanced con-
siderable force of cavalry and infantry be-
tween Traders Hill and Satella river. Their
gunboats and several transports are in st
Mary's river, near Kings ferry, about eleven
miles from Jeffersorton.
A small party of Yankee cavalry appear
ed near the Center village few days since.
The impression exists in that neighborhood
that this is but small raid to draw atten-
ton from the main body, which are en-
camped on the St. Mary's river, thirty miles
from Lake City. Nothing of Importance
has occurred during the past few days.
Now that Sherman's force is dispersed or
withdrawn, there appears to be but little
anxiety as to anything Farragut may ac-
complish with his fleet off Mobile. He
would find it very difficult to get his ves-
sells through the shallow waters of the pass
es and fords.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
Old Abe's Last Campaign---The
Florida Disaster.

AS the facts of the recent battle at Olus-
tee, in Florida, become better known, we
see no reason why we should be any better
satisfied with its result. Five thousand
men, it appears, were marched fifty miles
into country occupied by the enemy, and
were precipitated upon force of double
their numbers, whom they fought for three
hours, and until compelled to retreat by
heavy losses. At first all this was made to
appear blunder of that class of which we
had so many at the commencement of the
war. Somebody had run against battery,
as Schenck did, we were told. Our men
had fallen into an ambuscade. But there
was no ambuscade at all, and no surprise;
in the ordinary sense. So far was it from
an ambuscade that our men drove the enc
my's skirmishers for miles, and the general
in command must have known from every
appearance that there was force of the
enemy in his front; for General Seymour,
a soldier of the Mexican war, and promoted
for gallantry at Gaines Mill, must be sufi-
GENTLY familiar with the appearances that
indicate the presence of the enemy. His
only surprise was, perhaps, to find that
the enemy had ten to fifteen thousand men
present when he had been assured that
their number was much less. Nor is it
probable that there is any more truth In
the story that Gen. Seymour acted without
orders than there was in the ambuscade
story. This last invention Of the adminis-
tration iournals--that General Seymour
went out to hunt up fight on his own ac-
COUNTS evidently put forward to screen
the President and his private secretary,
who are the recognized originators and
managers of this whole movement. But
this ill-judged attempt to screen Old Abe at
| the expense of gallant soldier only deep
ems the popular conviction that the Presi-
dent and his secretary are the only ones to
blame in this business. They started the
expedition and furnished the information
upon which the arrangements for it were
made, and we do not doubt that they gave
for this fatal march orders so positive as to
preclude the exercise of a soldiers discre-
| ton.
Old Abe's latest joke Is that he Is swell
built for getting out through small places
| but this attempted sacrifice of Seymour
| will, we fancy, be found too small loop
/ hole even for him.-N. Y. Herald.