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Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
FUs ia little nonsense now aud then,
Is rclishel hy thu host of man "

Is reIshed by the best OF men"
We have seen copy of the Esprit & KNAPP
sack" humorous monthly, published at No
bile. With the most earnest and decided res
olution to be serious, we cannot avoid laugh
ing at therolicking, Rabelais-like fun contain
cd in its pages. 1t is irresistible
For instance, speaking of the effect of the
repeal of the substitute laws upon the Jews,
the Richmond correspondent says:
'.But there is one glorious piece of news 70
be told, almost, Mr.. Editor, as good as news
of peace.
THE Jews,-Abraham, Isaac and Jacob;
Levi and solomon aud Moses; Baum, Gizzardt.
Rosensquirts, ,Goldschnider, hinkelizer. Money
kott and ali are leaving. Seah!
"They are going by thousands. Glory.
''And they are not coming back any more.
Amen, Hallelujab,.
Spread the glad tidings everywhere.
bring out the big drum and beat upon the
same, take down the horn and the jews
harp, and the penny whistle, and let men cum
ming in music, extract n,elodious sounds there
from, for the Jews are going away,
'Henceforth, my brethren, ye can purchase
u pair of boots for something less than a thou
sand dollars peg.
'.Flour will not bring its weight in god any
morel Neither shall hoopskirt-a-hoop-d
doodle-do-be unattainable by the daug
of the land
'sBut, Mr.. Editor, let 'em rip-let the chill
dren of Israel go!
They're ma king straight for Abrahams DO
som, and when they get there, l hope he'll tell
em some little jokes, and rob em of all theiI
greenbacks, not leaving nary one."
OF course this burlesque can apply only to
foreign Jews and extortioners wEo have no
country and no patriotism, and who infest our
cities like vultures. Those Jews and their de-
scendants who have been n long time domicile 4
amongst us, have furnished from their number
many Of the most useful members of society in
every State i'll the South.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
HEAD-QRs. TRANSMITS. DEPT.

HEAD-QES- 1RANS-hlSS- DEF T..
SHREVEPORT, La, Feb. 20, 1864.
[Extrde..l
SPECIAL ORDERS No. il.
XVIII The provisions Of Paragraph H.
General Orders No. 4, Current Series from De-
partment Head Quarters. arc modified ro a. II
permit persons in tile District of Western
Louisiana. until the 1t or MARCH, 1861, III
enter the ,fIisiana State On III. o. first heinz
enrolled and then detailed for that service by
tile Parish cnrolln officer.
ycommanl Of
L,cut.-Gen. l.. KIRBY SmITH
S. s. ANDERSON.
G:3w Asst Alj't Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
Wanted to Hire.

WISH to hire Twenty Five Negro men for
J Transfers, for which / will pay SIS per
month. and furnish rations.
c. B. MOORE,
Maj. and Q. NJ. Churchill's Brigade.
Camp Sumter, near Spring Hill, Ark,
February 11th, 1854 4-3t
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
SIS Reward.

I OST between Camp Bragg and Cam den,
IL large black Morocco Pocket Book contain
ing about four hundred dollars in Confederate
Notes and some valuable papers The above
reward will be paid if delivered to me at camp
or deposited where can get it.
T. J. CHUCHILL, Brig. Gen.
Dee. 50. 1863. 4e.Sxz
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
PGBLIC MEETING.

4 ilaS, meeting Of The citizens Of AIlaasa :
requested 10 be held at Washington, A X l.Isaz.
o The Y2th day Of March. 1854.
fl. i'a purpose Of taking into consid ration The
Situation snl cxigrncics Of the county. ard
n-ulfing upon the best mode Of rcpelliug Fed
A in-asion, and sustaining the : southern
Conf .daTacy.
Public speakers will be present. ard a ir e
expression q opinion kal. Let everybody at
tcld.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
Special Notice,

INDIVIDUALS having sold me Cotton for &C
a count Of the Government, are hereby noti-
ned that they are expected to take due care OF
said Cotton whilst in their possession, as Der
agreement, otherwise they riH Be held account
able for any damage done the Cotton
DAVID BLOCK,
Gen. Agent Produce Loan
for the State Of Ark
Washington, Ark, Feb. 8, 1863. 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
NOTICE.

F0R SALE-At the Government Wood Shop,
J. Twelve Superior LOOMS.
They will be exchanged for Cloth-cloth and
looms valued Mt old prices.
j. ID. THOMAS.
Major & Manufg q NJ. ID. A.
Washington, Ark, Feb. A, 1864. 5-u
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
Confederate Money Wanted!

Tor SALE1.My premises in Washington.
] known recently as Burt's Hotel & Stuarts
Store, also, my farm one mile and half from
town. Two hundred acres, Eighty in cultiva-
uon, the rest well timbered. For terms apply
to myself at Greenville, or ii. A. Jones at
Washington A. 7. BELLER.
Jan. g, 1864 n3-1m
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
HDoRs. PosT WASHINGTON, ARK,
February 18th 1854

SPECIAL ORDER No. is.
Ii EREAFTER all persons bringing letters
IL from the Federal lines to persons in tn.
country controlled by this Post, will bring
them to this office for examination, before de-
livering them to the parties 70 whom they are
addres Any violation Of this order will bo
severely and promptly punished.
BY order Of JSo. G. PEAY. Maj. Com'dg Post.
4-6t JAS. p. ERWIN, Post Adi't.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
CIRCULAR,
HEADQUARTERS TEANs-MIss pEpr.
Clothing Bureau.

A
Clothing Bureau.
Shreveport, La, Feb. Sth, 1864.
IfHE limited supply Of clothing, camp and
i garrison equ'page on hand at any one time.
requires that sales TO fficCrs be confined to
articles for their oi-R per-oRai gse and to gurad
against impositions uroh officers of the Quar-
iernlaster De ariii' NJ charged with such ,sales,
the f, lowing certificate will b. REQUIRED:
CERTIFY, on honor, that have this dav pur
chased OF ......---., Quarter Master, c. :.
Army, the articles above specified; that they
arc for my otrn personal use That | am desti
tute Of tie articles mentioned, and have not
purchased them or any or them from the rov
ernmcnt or any article that could be used in
lieu thereof, equal % q soldiers allowance, a.
prescribed by General Ordtr, No. 100. A. and
A. Y. Command OF Department, dated, Rich
moud, Va, December sth, 1862.
At the same time, the Quarter Master Mill
furnish the officer to whom the articles are
sold, certificate naming the articles and
amount of sales, which certificate shall be de-
posted with the officer making the next sale
who will, on such further sale, give the officer
like certificate.
Signed.) w. III. HAYNES
Maj. and Or. Master, c. :. Amy.
Clothing Bureau, Trans Miss Dept
BY order Of Ii. Gen. Il. KIRBY SMITH.
(Signed) W. .R- BOGGS,
Brig Gen, and Chief Of Staff
Office Chief Of Quarter Master Bureau,
Shreveport, La, Feb. Sth, 1864.
Approved. Sales to officers will be disallow-
ed and the officer making the sale will be re-
quirci to accoun: for the property sold, unless
! the sale is in accordance with the terms Of
| this circular.
(Signed.) L. w. o. BANN0N,
.4-4w 1t. Col. Chief Or. Mr.. Bureau.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02
Da.VkNN.

WOULD respect
fully ia form his
friends ard the
public, th' { he has
just received n
supply of material
ior pl ug ging
or filling teeth,
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02

and would be pleased t. see any one reauir
nE his services a. his oliicc in Washington.
Feb. IL, 1864. 4-3m
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02

SAIL Ho.-For long time We have been
buffeting the waves alone in ArkansIs--thc
only rebel paper in the State. The Ouachita
Herald appears again in the storm. We hail
it with pleasure. 1t is II good omen. Vel
come comrade. Let us keep braces taut aud
helm steady yet awhile, and we may soon shake
out another reef. o. for the old Christopher
Columbus Of these seas, and Dick the bold navi-
ter back again! Courage awhile. Thee Loud
are breaking up.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02

ne :. clarksviile and also - ss,aao, Bell eoun-
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02

alvous~ sv.~sxr-
l4-s-- tb.t -nu
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-02

VUas On,vola, are missing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-14
From Fort Smith.

Special Dispss,h b the Missouri Dsmocrut
FoEr SMITH, April Ga letter written
by an old gentleman in Texas 10 bis
son in the army here, among other
items, gives an account Of the organiza-
ton Of the Union forces under Henry
Boren. When General Henry McCul-
Tough got wind Of 10 he sent word to
Boren to come out from bis stronghold
the Journegan ThickeJ-and Join the
rebel army Boren told McC be was
doing very veil where he was McCul-
Tough sent another order % Boren 70
come out, or be would send Quntrill or
Parsons after him. BOreu told him TO
20 h-li. and send QuauuiL He wish
"a no better fun than % lsill that great
scoundrel. Mccullough then tried
what virtue there was in persuas0n, and
offered q compromise. lie agreed with
Boren 70 let him 60 TO the frontier %
faht the indians. and not employ him
against Federal troops He was O. give
ain Boren's men furlough for fifteen
day and furnish them with arms and
ammun ton at the expiration Of the
STIPULATED time Such great numbers
of men hoc7xed 10 BOren that McCul-
lough begun to DO alarmed and sent
troops cut IN every direction % inter
cept Borens men, and ali who we're
caught were pressed into tho rebel
ariny Those who refused were inn
pris0ned, heavily ironed and not few
suffered death Boren, however sin
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-14

has a strong force dcfying all attemrts
Of the rebels to subdue him.
Intelligence has been received from
Stones army Our troops have driven
the rebels from Arkadelphia. and ere
now advancing on Price in the direction
Of Camden and Washington. The Pc
bels have taken advantage Of this move.
and have sent several hundred men
under Cabell, Standwaite and Quanlrii
on raiding expedition IN this direc-
ton.
GAINESVILLE, sixty-fve miles distant
was attacked day before yesterday. The
enemy We're repulsed. We lost one
man; killed three rebels. captured ten.
together with nineteen horses and al
their camp and garrison equipaCe.
Yesterday force offour hundred and
fifty Texans under General Gano. Mt
tackled the post Of Rossville. f0rtv-6ve
miles south, and succeeded in burning
a quantity Of Government cotton
amounting TO over three hundred bales
collected by Captain Stockton. local
Treasury agent here. Our forces, mum
bering one hundred and twenty men.
drove them from the town. killing six
and capturing twenty We had three
killed and twelve wounded.
Colonel Judson, commanding the dis
trict, Is having tho remainder of Gov
eminent cotton at that post brought
here. The object in removing the cot
ton Is to relieve the cavalry guardingit it,
so that the guerrillas can be driven out
of the country. Reinforcements are
badly needed, without which the per
manent occupation Of this section of
this section of Arkansas will be next to
impossible
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-14

to our leaders. Somuch liberty can be
conceded to the press. You may take
away from the Yankee Nation the
haJeQs Corpus, but you must not destroy
its time-honored privilege Of guessing.
-1l7ay and May JournaL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-14
For Lease.

WE HAVE FoR LEASE, i5r two years. splsn-
w id residence, wIthin h1il nle II the ror-
r,orats limits. with four acres Of ne gaTdeu LTe.ig
so,,n ana piitnted n q variety q vegetables. The
pia.s Is also supplied wth the 1Bcst water n Da-
ds0n county. THIS Is a rare opportunity b. pro-
euTs doligLtiul home. Apply %
". MAff BROWN 4 co,
Mar st-9 No Al Cherry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

ST. Lorrs, Sept. 81
The rebc, force which entered Farmington
,.as only n scout OF ~ men. Federal scouts
.oye them out yesterday, killing three and
.pturing two
In the afternoon the rebels appeared in
,;her strong force at Pilot Knob, which Is
Id by Cen Ewing with 300 men. They
rove Ewin. pickets from height on the
at of the Knob, and occupied it themselves.
lie failea to d,alodge them from it. and Is
.ithin the foriitcations, which are mounted
i,h heavy guns. Artillery firing is going
IN this m,rning
A. j. Smiths division have kept the rail-
,ad open this side, and had time to get
own there. PHO, Knob, however, may be
acuat9d BY our forces, if the rebels press
in ron. force, and dispositions be made
F., fight them on other ground. Their
rem .th is not known. Their advance is
.yestlng Pilot Knob, and the remainder Of
is forces lie along between there and Fred
.ickstown. Additional confirmation is re-
.veu that Price is with them.
zen. Mower, who vas sent by Steele with
division Of infantry, cavalry, and artillery,
1t Little Rock eleven days ago and connot
&c far behind Price,
Some of our shrcwdest military men be-
e that the rebel invasion is no great
lsken. and viii be Of short duration.
The 18th and l4th Missouri cavalry went
lown to join sni h last night.
The city militia are being collected at
amp Hall aud Camp Gamble, near the
Western city limits.
Our ab.lition Mayor Thomas is badly
AIRED, and has ordered all places OF bust
.,sss to close by II O'Clock for the inmates
F.. drill Banks, newspaper Offices, and tel
-raph Offices are exempt. IL The rebels
ONE little nearer, he and his party Will
,aedsddle northward
otanawai.es movement into Kansas Is
opposed to have no connection with Price,
II he has probably retrcated south to Sc
are the lnncns train he captured near Fort
oft.
Bushwhackers are ac i've in north Misso.
1. They captured train Of eighteen wag-
rs near i,oehepori, and dispersed guard
s. soldiers. hil!r,g / : and wouns!ing r.
ne came band VA driven away flom IA
cite. - the latter pacA eight OF then
.pnlbes we're killed in the streets.
The new contra ,and barracks near the
n.tea S.ates arscnal, in this city, were d.
Dyed BY fire las, night. fhcy were O
uucl.se SIZE, just teing finished, aud DE-
rncd to acconinpd tie 10000 negroes.-
nc IRE vas accidental. an caught from q
rcmp factory close by, winch was aiso DC
royce. The negro barracks VII be rcbuil'
tonee.
i committee OF gentlemen is at work get
ing subscriptions 10 support the iainiiies o
Slile rcfu reeS aid Of drafted men, tncsl
.iasses being left By government to tak'
are of themselves.
Miss Emily Weaver and Mrs. Woods
,tving escaped from the female prison on
It. Charles street, an order is issued 10y
Provost Marshal General Sanderson threat
ming all persons with punishment who give
hem shelter Several southern sympathi
1ers have been imprisoned as hostages tol
heir return
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

Z MAC % 20
Quiet III in front vi Peters 'urs-b,okc
ouiy ny usual picket ii,iny aud occasiona
artillery due p, the fl cto ~hich Is to
sumo rye quantity ot 10 der. good nc
Of heavy hnng as heard yesterday III tue Il
rectiou Il james RIVER, ard supposed to b
from gunbosts. A large dy oil cuel c,yal
is reported tn.s p. M 70 be moving Ga our q
II 70 then OBJECT has not been u, yeloped.
Three rple- were urr,s ted wi-tin our Iiit
yesterday. Evidence has Deeh obtained wine
10 said to be strong enough to convict theni.-
wU CT zen. have also been arrested on IL
charge vi giving aid and comfort u the Ri be.
Al viuyr hss Uetn ISSUE SneJ .h
who have served three years may D. nu
tered out vi service, the time Which TIT
have served private not beng count.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
(pAkDINLk Me. Sent

PV'
Ofi3'al returns iiom AIS towns, c,s,c
ana 'upties, ariy the Whole vote o.
STATE, loot ny: CoLey, K publican, 90 %
H,~Ard, Denoc,a', a. 476 Mslorit, 1,
Coney, 10 9l3 Last ar rLe vote 10 sarr..
towns 5000, C,n.y, G7 799; Bradour, 50
2S5 Msj 'rry for Con.y, II SOS.
Tue vote on Constitutional .nrndner
allowins solui.-- IN, in ,h. Il td,Dy
stood in tavor Ga $50 sra,,..t 1911
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
" AsiiisGT N, Sept. 70

fHfecai o ia m.Teia.l
The entire amount Of greenbsc to pay III
nrny has been foi wardeo Many OF the 70
mac urlny will receive eight III nths pay u
bVuuti.s and re enlistment jieIuiun'A
the Lhsvntcte says, fighting ~ the army Of
the Potomac ma. he expected thu one u
lwO DIVA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
CorCuhp. n "A

CofCokD, N u 81 ps "
Ine SuprtMr Cur, a Ma uinpsp,i
tss unanimously decided the "soid,4rs VI
my bii' 10 bo valid snd binding isu
without he signature e the u. vernon, I'll
veto message oi tie Governor having bee
returned 10 the Legislature one DAY to-
late.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

NV RE-, Sept %
Oh1:'a notice las been r.ceiveu that ID
Quota fo' Nv Yo,k. under the last csl
Tor 900 900 men. IS full.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
LIST or PREMIUMS

Ansrjsj - - 39sA Aset03 m y ~
6cott County Agricsltsrat Society, Sep
ksmbss 1o-14th. 1864
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
TIE Carpet department
Perfect Satisfaction
both as to goods and prices The stock has been
selected with the greatest care


io' yourselves, and invite your friends TO do SD.
Remember the old stand sou Ii side Of I'd street
"e" rrrs. &. GkUT,
rep-" Salesman
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

VA HiAGTuk Sept. %
Tie hrs' through II IN ior w Leei,ng lei
this morning,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
. 49,

NEW YORK, S'pt. 70.
Tbo STEAMER Cos. dia from N y,
rived, win 5UZ p.i-olter-, tuIS III. ruling
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

WAssIsoros, Sept. ~
70 dAv the Repst.tces Issued On 81"
containing the following important '"'o'
Uesiu0s
Ne learn oAlctslly tbst tbe s9ssnoe
the rebe, Forrest nad been suddenly cnoc
I'd At Pulssk:, Teno 10 Which point mort
vard ts pushed, after destroying ene 70
road bridge over E'k river.
Dsspstshe~ received by the 0ovefnme'
the noru,ns, containing tue 'stest 'ep'i
from Soerid ", announce bis arrival At u
r,sonbu,g on Monday. and bis Intention !
tollos 10 the pursuit. Of Early, "no ~
Fastening towards Staunton, with the o.
fe.ted and demoralized fragments Of D.
army.
Every attempt Of Early to take sdvsn
tsge ofthe Blue X hge Mountains to anno.
Sceridsn's rear has been defeated
On Saturday, Toebs,t's cavalry met e.
Drebs cavalry GEAR L'uroy court hou'
ana after . -pirited n4b' OF sesersl 1oui
routed them Win . loss Of several bundT
killed, wounded and prisoners. Inc ret
we're Commanded by Gen. w ckhsm.
The rebels rctrestcd up tho Valley sun
day.
Our csvslry unsdf junction With Sneri'
dsu's infantry nest Nv Market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
NV YohK. Sept Is.

Nav 1OhK, sept 20.
Gold opened 'rme, til, mOiniuK under L..
heavy pressure t. Gov the rnofts oi tue Ia
tWo - three laws. Ii was offered at 2uSG
ter touching 2y4E deciin.d AT l4:3U To zors4
A $50 iumo th.t Petersburs had faI en- y"
the price down 10 W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO CON.
:. y tract for supply Of Coal for the City
schools. sp13 GEO. n. FRkNCH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

Asst NIGHT, BAR HORSE, BLACK
y name and tail, years old, Is hands hieh.
Dnna 70 ien eye. The finder will u libere1lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
EW HARDWARE STORE

y Wa&
sss s x4A 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

RscNry Setlsy. at his old stand on 2d ST,
a>i Of fefrA. soGth side. has Just received from
he Eastern MAJ ke's another splendid stock OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

r. AAA181As
AND BUILDER. SHOP q
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Post once. b
enP0Is Iowa. 0yxl. dAWtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
JULIUS KOCM.

MANUFACTURES AND DEALER TX
q 81. between MaiL and Hasrisop. .,iS-s =.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21

N.'y. .4rttuns" uneea4tst. sic Rent stsftt.
1pea tn teesr ssltetung, bic BoaRio duSBeacm-
paen, anf slstdeu Gub nit bsn ipet6sna aSMppsn.
Dis Matport ses General. 3ablmstaess AZ baS
8aus: 9 eranttsss fur gorse1unssn, In estrsf,
Der radetnetotn 3abluns an e.fottens uni N.
ffpaltee Solbatsa ert!art. bab letne Bsri6ssruna
BET 3atlung an tanpfaufafta 9euna&ts 6sIba-
ten psrssfou,unen fd. BAT bae, @sf9dt ber MuS.
,atlune an bt GIben ps1Rorb.n.r ScIbattn, ftt.
MFR Ratur mad, cine gsrt&,lt@e TDt.naldfura
unb tur& Gefse son BEN 2. &ubttor tss edat-
antes abtdnets ftt, unb bab bte' General. :3abl-
metfas'0ff tn Der prafuna btr aassatlun8s.
etasn, uslde tte erforbsrlt@en 8eltse fur bie
Grlsbteuns folGsr Tortsrungen snttaItsn, sor
Gem e. Mubttor I'm, n,sbrtre Wonate Spruus ftt.-
Die lintufatune ttsf.r perutdelte, Nnesle-
Ssntstt wtrb. In .betbsn Qdufern stf.tsl betrttttn.
@snual Sutlsr bat tpdbrenb ber turjtn. SGT
istnss }ssisen Gommantos swtf&tn 8 uut4o00
farttge atuppen a%nstrorben. ,;:Gr sagn,. Vie
Bsrantportlttse Tell. cine Bounty rot, $40 arju'
btstsn, wel&es wsftntlid 3ur NufmunfirunS tss
Gnliaens tsttrue, auf t1&. Das 3rfses.Dtper'
tsnsnt bat (dtetm ttsfsu' e&ritt esnsbutgt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21

Gin Ton, Der bic Yrdfltnttnbotfdaft
priifen miro. uebn Ole pumatsnrNs6'e'
tt fanriatdt ru Observation-Disclosures
bnrid, 10 oisl 3mdfa limb An9sr8bsit,
rob zine Gnt6eirun0. pom Der Sup1'm'
Court (ebr mlnl6snstsutA il. Gin SOU
lt,et nun in e.. 2oute Dor. rrr mt9lt@sr
@eiit Dor rts(ss @ui&t .a'stodt rresn
MIR. Gin, N%tGu!n'due, Nlatomn. stns
,ntaob,ne @tlagin.,. IN wtam 0oaobun>
-nirena nenLRnGam4hpl Court inc 3u&ts
buus psrurtbsill rotrsn. Na& Slooie
e.(eB mub lt ps8.n Delnttrsns a'pt'!ld'
unr ,ur1d1,taIsn rpsrcsn, bis ibr 6nr
f, lur01ioresrt, orer fe mu6 mad elmer
Q,m,1ln 3sf psrfouft rperrsn, ton''t uue
rem GrI6lt Pie @sfdnonibfcRm bejabl'
wuren. :D4.; Grsmtnal'Q Court prdium'rts
aun, ro6 rie Grau untu Der emanatpa'
ticutprotlosnpneu frd f.tuno usrur'bsilts
Gt ,obu:l u8 :2udmuus. Sbr @nwa't
(u6t inrt5 Dor @ihir prtm Rsltsno III
mo4@ska5rd t nod gtlauin it, unp faue
;Ieu MidNt bisras9en enIf&sir.t. miro II
ete. Sa4: 7or cie -Supum"0ourt births
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-21
Sic Eiicubabuen in hen Scr. Gtaateu.

Sic U%iicubabnen in ben Scr. Staateu~
Das vNmuieau Rail Naoc Scurnol"
eitt cte tts ium /. S,n> 1854 / in TN
Ser. @td1ten couenctten G'(snbobnen ~
33. $50 Wtilsn an; uoo fiQt binau> rof
nod urBefior 1G 900 Wsilsn i'm Sou
beQrifn finn. Mdbrenp rte lsstsn SAP
rt6 pu,ren 1890 WetItn pouenret. Won
ZEN ousAetoutm Babnsn fommen ouf rte
IoYaltn Stooten "a 927 unp ouf RE j:bt
in Nebeuion %bsarifenen 1923 Weilen.
Die leetsr.n befnrm F& IN etnsm 70
ldls1lsu 3uRohr, rab it, rpsnn jsns
5laattn aur 9cpo'i'd' juridfttren, untt
be I'M Bou bcerifsnsn Babnm talFFti''
pfrrtn f5unten.
d. @dlmm,foatn FIR cte IN ben Vn'
Staaten pcQenrstsn Dobnen bstra9sn sin
l9lieelid ,brsr Muerufuna etntaufsno.
ameibuneut ltdsunelttpsi8 Miuientn
DcQare.
@enn mir aue Babnsn. (omobl he pol.
l.nrehm, ols ne I'm Bau tsartFensn In
geHatt 3iebsn, 70 esbt Ctio Dor outn
als Der @iIenbabnR aat pu, bleitt ater in
Bs,ua auf rie Wstlen3ahl pouenrstI
Babntn binter psnnfplponien ,urid.
Golotnpes 1T ne 5tatihif Ger flint ere'