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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
WithdraWal.

SThe undersigned respectfully Informs the citizens Of
New Castle county, that in eonequenee of the
iuries received some time ago, by accident which still
ncapacitae him for business, that he has Withdrawn
his name as candidate for nomination for the office of
Sheriff He returns bis sincere hanks to his friends who
Intended to give him their support az the approaching
aectou He will be happy to present his name for
inaton for the office at the election two years hence.
mar e2-lm sYLV ESTER RIANHARD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
sIIERIRRALTY.

NNHE Subscriber offers himself to the voters Of New
Castle County as candidate for the office Of Sheriff.
subject to the decision of the Unconditional Union Party
e returns his sincere thanks to his friends for the nat
terng vote given him in 1862 and respectfully solicts
their votes AZ the ensuing nomination eeson pedgng
nomjnaa SAMUEL ALLEN,
ian Ib-tn. White Clay Greek Hundred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Apents I

T ooK to your interessl Call and examine something
IL urgently peeded by every person; ten samples
FREE by mail, for Twenty Cents that retails for Tw,
Dollars, by L. WoLcorT, No. l70 CHATHAM SQUARE
NEW YORK. dec 22-1yw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Sharihaltv.

TO the Unconditional Union Voters Of New Castle
County:
WIIE undsrslgned offers himself candidate for the
nomination Of the Union for the office Of Sheriff,
and respectfully sos the support Of said voters aud at
the time pledges himself to support the nominee Of
the party WILLIAM JONES
Red Lion Hundred, Jan II, 1864. jan lbtu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Sherif's Sale,

DY Virtue of sundrY wrts of Ri, Fd 10 me directed,
ID will be exposed to Public Sale at the store Of Joseph
Ii. Chandler No 60s Market Street. in the City Of Will
day Of May next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following de-
scrbed Personal Property, to wit:
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of one
Walnut Bureau; one Walnut Washsanl; two thren
ply Carpets; Feather Bedsi Mattresses; set Of He'd
springs one gas-burner Stove; Looking Glass ;
Window Curtains one pair Of Walnut Bedsteals; QUE
Marble-top Bureau; Marble'top Washstaad severed
pair Of Bedsteads Clothes Chest and contents; Que M
hogAny Bureau; Rag Carpet; Violin and Box Win low
Blinds; Iron Bedstead; Straw Bed one washstand;
Tables; Chairs; Dishes; Infants Coach; three Infants
Chairs; OIL Cloth for Has Stair Carpets and Rods, tn
gether with other articles used in house Keeping. ono
York Wagon HOrse two sets of llaine4s one Sad
dle Cutting Box, &c. Also at the time aud place
the Store Fixtures and contents Of well stocked bug
Store. together with the Lease of the storu which r's
March 2jth 1865.
Seized and taken In execution the property Of Joseph
H. Chandler, aud to be sold by
LEWIS w. STIDHAM Sheriff.
sherih7s 0alce, New Castle April %, 1854 It's.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

Wilmington City Railway Co.
meeting of the Board of Directors of the Whining
a ton City Railway Company, held on the llth instp
II was ,.,, -
Resolved, That a call for nsalment OZONE DOLLAR
one each share of the Capital stock Of said Company be
made, payable to the Treasurer at his office No East
Third Street Wilmington Delaware, Friday. the 2eth
inst CLEMENT b. sMtIh,
April Iatb, 1sea-Apl64t Treasurer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
NOTICE

WHosE in want of S..ver Plated Ware, such IS Ice
Pitchers Silver Plated Tea Sets Silver Plated Castors
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons, &c &e will do well to
sxamine the stock just received aud for sale low by
THoS. Y. De NoRMANDlE,
an sO2 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! CLOAKs
AT THE
New Wilmington Cloak Store,
No. 6O7 Market street,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,

Where the ladies OF this city will find splendid as
sortment of
Spring Cloaks of the Latest Patterns,
And at prices lower than any of the cloak stores in
Philadelphia New York. The proprietor hopes to be
able TO present such inducements to the ladea of VIII
mingon and vicinity, will make it their interest
purchase their ooaks al the New Wilmington Cloak store
No. COZ Market street Call and examine his stock lie
will take great pleasure in exhibiting his goods any
desiring to purchase. Coaks made to any pattern
apl-ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
SMERIFRALTY

| nomination of the Union party of New Castle eoun-
W for the office of Sheriff. and respectfully soclts tne
snnnort Of his fellow-cltizens. At the time ne
pledges himself to abide the nomination and give the
nominee q cordial support. . ,,1,
ian, lbtn, GEO. 3. HAGANA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
.ournai and Statesman Tlms-tsble.
RtrwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
oareflllu eorf.elea .gaA every eha ngs.

nare6,ilv corrected With every change
TaAtNs LEAVE WILMtNuToE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Al l5 minutes after O'Clock, morning
AZ y o'clock, morning.
Al "a lniuutes after IL o'clock, noon.
Al / o'clock, afternoon.
Al 27 minutes before 6 O'Clock, afternoon
Al 30 minutes after G O'Clock, evening.
Al 25 minutes hefurO O'Clock, night
Al II minutes after II O'Clock, night
Al 80 minutes afltr q o'clock evening, sundays
AZ 10 minutes after / o'clock, night, Snndays'
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
At 30 minutes after A o'clock in the morning
Al b minutes after s O'Clock, morning.
Al ID Minutes after | o'clock, Afternoon.
At 30 minutes after 2 o'clock IN the afternoon.
At 10 minutes before o'clock, afternoon.
Al 20 minutes before O'Clock, evening, freight.
Al 80 minutes after 10 O'Clock at night.
Al 10 minutes before y o'clock, night.
Al 30 minutes after A O'Clock, morning, Sundays.
Al 80 minutes after 10 o'clock, night, Sundays.
Al 10 minutes before II O'Clock, night, Sundays.
sreAMBoAr ARIRL FOR PHILADELPHIA,
At6. .8Oo'clocE i'll the morning from King st.whari
FoR WILMINGTON,
At2.8O o'clock in the afternoon. Chestnut st
wharf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, seaford and
Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore and
spend night at Wilmington. Passengers for Dover may
leave Baltimore at Lie and proceed same evening
Z. Q, ,sEWALL, Jr..
ntandeuf Dnl. R.R
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Sherihaltv,

WHE undersigned offers himself candidatefor tae
i nomination of tho Union Party OF New Castle county
b. Moore and feeling himself competent to discharge the
uies thereof respectfully sollcits the support Of une
Union voters At the same time he pledges himse iun
A"e 'A' ALBERT 4. HALL.
Navv Castle Hundred Jan, 10Th, 1854 jan 22n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
or An
TN " A LID,

publisbed for the benefit, and a warning aud
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from NeTvons Debility, Premature Decay o
Manhood etc, supplying at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
BY one who has cured himself after being put 70 great eH
Nv enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author. -
'f'' ' NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
9ely Bedford, Kings CouiuY, N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
S5pFl tat AutifcS.
Seven Prominent Reasons why Cheap
John is the Only First Glass Store In
WiImin ton,

john is INC UnIy FlrBL CIaBs bIUIe III
Wilmin ton.
lst-Because he hangs no goods out at the
door TO get spoiled, thereby taking advantage Of
his customers by selling them for new goods.
2d.-Because he leaves no Dry Goods Boxes
piled up on his payment ON sabbath-day, to
make the people believe something that is not
so.
3d--Because he never tells you if you do not
take the article now you cannot have it for the
same if you come back.
4th.-Because he never runs down any other
store to build up his own.
5th-Because he always asks the lowest price
first to make all his customers alike.
6th--Beause he sells ut less profits than any
other store.
7,h-Beoause ne keeps the largest and best
ssortment of goods of any in tho city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
REMOVAL.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he Las removed his fash.
onabe Boot and Shoe store, from the southeast
of Sixth and Spruce sts to the schoohouse building
corner of Sixth and King ss where he intends keeping
constantly on hand excellent assortment of well
genemens, ladies' and ehdren's boots and shoes
for sale cheap for cash.
Particular attention paid to customer work.
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
JACOB KATEs.
Wilmington, March 9th, 1854. ap15 3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court for Queen
Annes county, Md the Undersigned Commissioners Will
oifor at public saloon
Tuesdav, the 9TH Day of June 1854,
lo54 Acres, More or Less.

batween o'clock NJ and NJ at Centreville, In said
county, all that part Of tract OF land called "Negleet
which the late Charles BsowDe died seized In fee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
RUNAWAY.
$3.50 BOUNTY

U. 8. Navy Men wanted for l. 2 or years service =
Landsmen, Fremen Coal HeaYsrs, Seamen and Ordinary
seamen. Apply at SHIPPING OFFICE, No. g. Walnut
Street Philadelphia. Apr20-it
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
LOTS FOR SALM.

RIGHTY FEET by ONE HUNDRED and FOUR feet a
" the N. Il. intersection of Washington ant Iih SITS
These are very desirable 'o's f. W.
alton. Enquire of
JAsl.s \ lal
apr 22-4tw orJoHN {, PATTERSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
PERRY & co.,
S0a AND 300 CHESTNUT STREET,
CIaims ana Pensions.

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, aO3 CHESTNUT STREET.
nn12 Il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

This land situated on the North bank of Wye RIVER
which there Is good landing, and within mile Of
Queenstown and steamboat landing on Chester River
to and from which there is daily Communication with
baltimore city. The soil is s clay, highly improved,
and produces large crops Of grain and gra,s II contains
sTJFFIOIENT WOOD FOR FUEL FOR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
VT WUUD FUR FU
THE FARM.

The improvements are large TWo-ST0RH
f-aA FRAME DWELLING, with kitchen attached
Hak Meat House, Barn and Stables, all in tosrable
1alsl condition, and Corn House and will be-
osred subject 10 right Of way through 1t to another
nareel of land Of which Charles U. Browne also died
seaed in fee, aud which will be offered on me same day
and at The same place. -
and contains
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Lost or Mislaid

CERTIFICATE or Certificates for two shares OF stock
II standing In the name of MARGARET CHURCHMAN,
the books OF the Bank of Delaware having been lost
or mislad, application for certificate has been
made to the said Bank.
CHARLES W. CHURCHMAN,
Executor Of the estate Of Margaret Churehmani decd
February IL I66i-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE
Nhanoa of HoI1ra

Nm and after MONDAY, October 5th 1858, Trains for
" the accommodation Of Passengers will as fol-
ows. until furtherbRotiee
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
1ooor pon Man4em unferer stesnsn

rtrb. foQar uon @an&em unfsrtr etSsnsn
Gantskutc
Ater, froetn MIR jeesu fr,tsn @unn
unp Nsputl,tanu, !iest bin ni&t cine
6 Corruption ror. tte retner, nadttr
IDerraib am 8oIfe 1T? 5et6t ras
ni&t. nit ZEN Wi!lslu pcs Boltss ras
0olf i'm fine Soupuainitd' tsttdasn ?
geihi cine AriR ofralis Gle 8abIsn, 70 bat
ras 9c!t Au rr8is1en auf9st6ri.
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(peeitQ 0eeen 6etrn 2ineoln s,rl@Iet inr'
10 inl man. Dir aIauben ni6t, rob q
rer arcBe as(@ifIe Drobtalebu il, l%on2sr"
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Yluir's. Boe wir molten. 1T. rob rae
@clf feline Wablsn leItR unp (slthainriA
In DE 6dnrc nebme UNI ZEN Diam isiner
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mont. @bols orsr ginecln bsibsn.
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0nrelb an etr Nspublif bseebt, wfnn 90
.N& isine5 (eIbhndno!Asn Gtimmys&tss
tsaiebi. 9snu .@s6or(am, eer in elmer
Nlonar@if b5dRt Blre.rtupenp H. II
ia etnn rsmofralil4en Hsputlif Ger
rat b,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21

Die @trwaltuus 6ola.ins bur@,eunbts.
@ommt1dre anauorpnsn, nt1t ldnasr b..
fsbsn. Sd urparte jspo9. rab tnefne
9ssrsuen untutbun.n bic Bunrse yBerwuts
!uns a&.tn unp jsren xumpf nit pufl>
ben psrmsiren peresn.
Stsl. 2 San. .,6tr3oa Grt.eri& bat
Deputoticnen sur BtoIldm d un(&une aus
aasn lbs'!sn. rss 0anrts %smrfan0rn. Vie
ibm Elm arebauieer Gadtlau ettra&t
rruree' 'pta& Ct bic 5cfnuna aua, r9e
e talp ne Neaterun0 lbernebmen MERE.
9 a m b urQ, 2. San. Mus Nenes:
burg 1T bier Die Nabridt einauucfeu
CAP eit Danm atRern Ma&mi.ioQ tus
S'onsnm,' nod midi audumi bot,n....
ea hflidIlal ib, -raB Gnalane Aeasn tit
Ssl'Buna ron S&lesmis thrh bunets.
t'rppn p1o's0nt uns nit &,tes sse,ott
bal.
Ddnemart.. Die Miniau, eri6s
II 3u Gnrs. Bi(dof Moniop IN Aum
y1lIrsnten ree WiniR: notbes unp auut
UinanjminiH'r srnannt morren UNI miru-
aub proptloril& RE Nusmd1ti0en Mn9e.
teofubtttsn dtern,bmen. Der &ri,eemis
MFR 1b:finpp unp ter 9uRi3miniasr
@als bebalisn TIRE Sleusn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21

Elm @tbi&if6sn bin pnb Der tpsrfsn:-
etnmal 9onefrest unRdrtsn. UNI Grant
an ru GouleBure rsr OfenGpt au per.
bincsrn, Damn ptspu ees; um Der Dots,
macarmse efnsn Stob por BE Bruf OFT,
In Die Sstten ~ etbsn. rn fs 3ur0dnirft.
W semi lie sinsn NapoIeon unter fb bas
ben, 70 ubdlt CT bier cine n,ffliae @de.
asnbrii. Elm SsitsnRid au ben, bndbmt,n
Jsloaua BON 1914 auiiuilbrsn.
Wsnn Nullerae uno @oreon6p;ue esr
lint. nno rsdie 1lla.l eisltr neusn 0inis
lnp. 70 bot o(uoinps js'u piefer Gl0ael
Gin arobse 8unreebou in ru Glanfs, ca
ilr 1T ober rae Centrum fan ean3 fsi.
Grants unc Wtars's Nrmeen Rnp 10 melt
BON chamber s@nlfsrnt unp cine Gommu.
niealion jmildsn tbnsn nur ouf 10 unaej
bsusrn umw,oen mSali@. ro6 ron .sin,m
frafliasn Sretnaneuarsifen ibrsr 8pna
tionsn ntdt wpbl rie Nepe f,tn fann.
Bentaitsns lpre&en ale bteb.ria,n Gr.
fubruuam etp.n etne iol&e M5alibfeit.
Der in Ger Nsuiabrewo6s Don rem Re-
t%sllsn0sneral GarlD esmo9te @ulu6, an
Die Balltmotes6 ttu Gi(snbabn ~ osIan*
o,n. III rurd Elm 3uiammentrfen el0d:
;idr umadnee s~srst,sIt worosn. leltt
absr Ole Bunrees Sales.--future iur, erbb
ten Badfamfsit auforcnn. 8.auirat'
nisn lieat Qeruos Dor cem Centrum rer
neum ftinrlibcn Sprattonslinis unb III
mar i&waa u%ertbdoiat. @enn 10 zen
Nebsusn oeldnaE tie Baltimore Sbio 81:
fsnbabn misru ~ a,ra6ren. 10 mdrpen ls
b 1eurd jiemli6 frste 6ano uhalt.n. UNI
einen frdftta,n &nlauf ruy6 Dshui:at.
ntsn ae9en ras (deoNli6s Obto au m,
t%unsbmsn. Qieat au6 b, Befdt@tqno
fern, reb ie tort ftfen Bub foHen t6nnttn,
10 ttTsbt eo6 eis Wbalibteit elmer 81.
crcbunQ uno Ibeilmsiie 3srAUruna rer
Daupt @ommunicationelinien rer MeT
urmss, mocurd rts 6cfnuna uuf ein:A
ls9reidm Gslraua In 9e0rsia itbr Yerz'
rurfeIt wfreen' nurre.
5tbr cisl mtbr. ais wdbrsne zee 9ab
res 1864 cen 8riea ,auf &enlhdp unp
Isnnt0u Au bsldrdnfsn. f5nnm G9 ris
Nsntutn midi uorneLmm obsr wenh fe
ra6 e1,eid'en. mare cs aud fben pisl.
Or morali(he NudidloQ ron FER fan
ibsrmuthioen Sieassesmi6beit Rec Nor
Gems in Bst"f rte> etsejdbriaen 8e!rAuae
muree Elm oemaltiRr itiMunp m6alider
'psiis ~ pclitiiden Io!oen ilbren. rie cer
RtteU'on msbr merlb mdren, ale 9twcn*
uene 6elrldladten.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
@iebtiaes aus Stalte,, itmb ~1lm,
darn.

Sn Drnetftn unp annfrsn llnliasn
Ytopiuaen Dsnui6s loa erobe Aufreura
bsrrlden.
Die ~Stanpa" felt In Abr.te, e.e
9'olisn oubuorrtntlids 3rifsstdRunsep
uorntbmr. -
@aribulri Bat feline 5tQe ale Nt0eorb.
meter In itatisnii&m parliament nisrer>
geleRt. -.
unaorn. 60 bd6t. rob rag janapt
Maniftf res unaaril9sn ,MepeIuti6nS.
-Auaiauf1ss con 8cfutb un ilniu.lta1 aus.
gina. ~ J.: :
9n nnaorn ii etn Mo'toneleemmitts.
otbllrft Dorttn, meIhes dbnlid stnnert6.'
let lsih l,u. ,pis Die eebsims poInifds Ne,
eistun9. ::
Gin WantfsR tts(ss unoari(dsn ga.
tionolscmmitisee par in oQsn G,dctsu
unaa.ns nnp Stst,htdreens pneei&lo,
esn morren unb Dotfe fins un8.b.ur Nufi
reDunB btruor9uufsh.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
:.
Die &ufmnneen bes gnbemS!

Gin NluhlIin9 QUO Gem Sltsn, Der hi;
foIee lsinn amsliden Stsuuna mil rem
@abinei RS 0.f. Dauis in ,ieIiade Be-
rlb1une fam, aiebt In timer @orrsfper}
c,sns on Die 81. D. Gribune" @ufi&Iub
absr rie 6cfaunaen uno Mus0dttn,
mslbe rie 2filu ctr {lrlf6m Nebeuion
troB rer trauripen 9s9enmdrIf0m 8fttdtl.
ni0e rsr CONFEDERATION aufredt balten.
Dislt 6cfnunasn m6am imwnbin auf
S,ne Qebaut kin. Die Mutbsi|unQsn
rieies Gou<lponpsn,st tsr 1r'bune Gn6
inrtB wi6'ia aenug, UNI unfne Aufmttf'
(amttit auf flo ~ 3isbsn. Didelben
psrN9ern, rab rie ilrlids Rsafuuna nea
INNER roe unbsriy ate(s @srrautn in ffH
&ailu Napolson (ess. IS be'bt in etn'
Elben:
lin ne Mith ne Monots Nopsmt,r
b5rte t6 stnem 0siprdhe Swif6en tsm
&1ieaemininer unD ctm @oup. dubbed
uonleras au. Der leptue nor eff (sbr nts'
cerosl6laasn. boIp obsr oerlitb er Cen
S%ueQsietuIdr letr rmu'bipt. SIR. Ssrs
con Corr R'itAs(tetd,) uett&nn i'm.
vvoab rit Yolit,t uno rie Nbid| ees
Ra,(ue %CRapolson) nidt ldn3u Elm st.
emnanp res 3meifels opsr Der 0u'
mutbuna lein. ~lonpsrn fer r~e(intrt unp fe
mi,rsn bolo ploflild au Sage trsten.""
81 flots funu btnSu: "~S@ fur mets
men IbsiI b,ts ME rie Bsfur@lun9 einiaer
unlNu Qeute Qetbsilt. eob Ger &ailer I'm,
Beilpisle folasn wsrre, ros Gn0lonp aus
Bur9t por Den Yu. Staaten 9ob. DIE
5nuunetn Gaalanrs unp Granfrsids ,
asoenutu unitrm Geinte linp ftbr per-
l&i.psn. @snn. es cem f6rtralen @ou'
permanent m6Gttder Wttfs BsttnBtn t6nntr.
uns Su untnjcdsn. ODER wsnn wHr ouf
@runp irasnp sinte Gompromt6es wtstu
In rie Union 3uradfebr,n wurren. oeer
psnn mir rur@ Sntsruention uno Nner.
teuuung. BON aus wdrtf9en M6&ten, dn'
dn{dItbli& @nelonrS,' unlrs unabbans
ei0fttt ulanosn mdresn. 70 wi(1en Carl
Nu6,Q unp onrtt. 6dupter sn feinn 0es
aieruno redt mcbl, tae ne Scr. @taotsn.
ebe Ge ibre Wrmun ouR6ien. Gntl6uIri'
0unoen orer Nsdtfertiaunpe9rlnre fnren
mirren, UNI oue brttttlhe Muto,itdt aus
ieon ibrsr YropiuNfn in Noreamnita bins
ausAujaesn. Darum bat GnBianp 9runp
3ur Gurdt unp aur 0ord6t.
Nuf rer onreren @sits eaasasn mub
ros SntersHt, rrsIdss er 8aiier In Me'
rifo ouf otm Gpiels ntbm bat, tine aanb
yerl9ferene Yolitit Granfrei&s b%sronInf'
5!n.. @ennAwir eurd @swalt orsr Conn
prcmis mtersr In. BE Union aurddfebre1
1outen, was rp0rre rant~ aus rn+f nA6s
Gi6en Mrmes uno ben pldnen Napo'tor8
In Mtrifo ~ rrsn? Gr~*rpeib 10 aut ME
mir, roB roe f5rerole @ouperntmsnt ote'
f.lb.n bonn obne ale Guemonis (ebr raid
puut@tm wa1re, unb pas 3sfu!tat pdrpe
flr cen Safer In Granfretd lebr na@ibet'
liza fem ; ptslet&t m6&te IS iosar feinsn
Ibron gun, Wanfen brtnaen. Bsebn't-
1T pae Sntsrs0e pes Raiiers tcentti& nit
ptm unfriBsn ; abu mir mdRen Grub
taben uno IS Jpn lbsrla6eu; fetns politit
in istnsr sisueu Detis 3u entwtdeIn uno
ourdaufdbrsn. @ir w'0en. pab pir ,ouf
tbn re6nm tennen. Bor otm erfeu
slprtl miro feline NesisrunB un(ers Naito.
noliiit onerfenuen."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
Sic 1nuitdrtGcbe 2aQe.

Die militdri(&e Gage 70 0lnf'9 6e 1T,
II rob niht 0 9un('a, ME man bei Dem
nod Der GdluGt Don Chattanooga oufz
osNsQten Nebnunesabl6luD onnabm. -
De 5nuune, wsI&e 2onahret in ZEN
uoteSRliden Wintsl ron Genne7ee eiu'
uimmt, 1T cine redi berrobIide unp 70
lanae Ct nibt raraue pislocirt miro, fann
man nt9t lnasn, pab rsr BedB Don Sen.
nsfee rem Bunp eelldet ii. Son Nut
lerae aus beprobt er Wi,tsItsnnsNee unc
SlroRfentudp. @snn % mabr III. pob
er tarSlid beosutsnee 8erfartunBen an
G9 es3oeen bat, 70 fam er ~ einsm rcd.
ten Yfabl In GIsil9 or plane Grants
fur ben Grdbiabrsfslc,u9 wereen.
Sfenbar lieat Is in Der MbGdt, tpte i'm
Sntert0s rsr Nsbeuen. bic &.ieasoperas.
ttonen I'm DeRen midi uter BE Slo9ren'
ae BON GsnntGn binobrrinesn su la6en.
Wdbteno @ranl feline MnRaltsn triHt. UNI
bsi Gr5fnuna esr 5aiion ms Snnsre BON
@sor8ia porsucrinaen, fne aae Beml'
bun9.n Der Nsbelen tarduf 8ert&ttt, tn
lstmua Nldsn etn Gsuer anaul.8en. sas
Jpn ,miuesn uaroe, f& um3uf@au.n. -
Dur& bic GrsientHe esapuu8en, molten fe
DE @ireiMa.1 ennsGes,G tienbabu, lowstt
fe f@ nod ia, Bsfb berftlben befnpen.
3u ibrn Operationslinie maiden. 60 IL
bic sortb.tlbafsfe, bic fe In. Anbetra@t
Der @er.inestune BET Gfeettnfdrft tbret
6eue futsn fbnnsn. Auf ptsfsr xtnte
fbuu.n #, il mad 8tea.f tbre Atmssa pts
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
Die Gtn(infun1 q.

go|jton btfane fd DOT timer (o|ten
eefdbrlidm Sifue.
sic mar psranlaet-euf6 rem Rs9snau6
am poriatn 1oae. Cine Stsue auf Der
oerN afftten Stroer mar oben (barbuft
osmtlen unp balte Wa6u IN Menee elm
crinetn la0en. Tiss batte dd unten sin'
osddtrt unp rsr Bccen na&arRebm. 9n
meI6u 2dnae litb G@ unmoali& iaasn.
DE Duntdbsit mar ar5Gu bier. ole az
alien anreren Stellen. 81 par Elm
GdmuBIo6 in elmer fnfen 66ble.
Bullion flblte. cab Der Boren untrr
-ibm nadaub. 81 trut in Zen S&muB
binsin. Sbsn par @o0u. untenS 6lamm.
Gr mubn binrurd. umfsbren fonnte er
unm5alid. Mariu6 nor rem 9oes nabe
uno @aIison CANA sr(&5pft. @obin aud
(oute Il id msnesn? So eing er wsi'sr.
uebriesns l6itn he Steue bel ZEN e,fsn
S&rinsn nldi lebr TIFF au ietn. 'ober je
meitsr sr fam, esAo ttsfH (anfm feline
0de. Elm. Del S&lamm oiue tbm bic
an tis Wape unp Dos @oNer bic uber eie
ante. Ct sina unp bob robsi NIT bin
betcsn &rmsn WartuS 70 bod ale u,6alid
dber bos @a1er. DIR Salamm ein9 ibm
jsbt bic an Die 8uie une ras BaGsr bic
in Die @itte bss Qubse. S@on fennte sr
ni9t aur0d. Ct FAINT ,isfsr unb tfsftr Elm.
Differ S&lomu,. ri&t eenue fur BE 2af
zines Mtnidsn, tvnnte ofsnbar ni&t smst
tra9en. Morius une Bolton ,plrben
i.btr oQein ,pobl bur&sstommen f.in.
Walieat, etue trpbesu, ,usiter, ebwebl It
flblt, eab Ct fterbsn tusree.
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