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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-09

when my work was done, bought atwo-pen-
ny loaf on which | supped heartily, and then
wrapping myself in my great coat, slept very
soundly on the floor till morning, when anoth-
er loaf and mug of water afforded pleasant
breakfast-now, sir, since can live very COM
fortably In this manner, why should Prosu-
tute my press to personal hatred or passion
for more luxurious lying" One cannot
read this anecdote OF our American sage with
out thinking of Socrates reply to King Arch
claus who had pressed him to give up preach
ing in the dirty streets of Athens, and come
and live with him in his splendid court
"Meal, please your Majesty, is a half penny
peck at Athens, and water | get for moth
ing"
An unknown friend of ours has LEFT us a
note, as follows:
81 write this at your desk. called to ask you to
give place in the Independent to the enclosed
rhymes. wrote them on witnessing act of crest
kindness on the part of that good man.
FRIHnD.
HORACE GREELEY.
Iknow gifted. honest man.
Who speaks the truth out freely;
God formed him on His noble plan,
And named him Horace Greeley.
Unto some folks he doth appear
hard aut and not mealy,
But then he has Ithuriel's spear
s And rogues fear Horacs Greeley.
And though the rind 10 somewhat rough.
II handled right, 'tis peey
lis only TO his foes he's tough
Three cheers for Horace Greeley!
We approve Of the suggestion in the last
line, and would add "tiger."--[Independ
ent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02

allow himself to be dupcd By them, de
serves the execration OF al loyal men
We are uacompromisingly opposed
to, and the avowed enemies of, any party
that will indorse a, convicted traitor, as
was done ia the case Of Yallandigham
He thinks we ought to consider them
friends, because they are trying to make
peace for U.S. That is ogc reason we
oppose them, for we detest all such pro-
positions. We have taken upou our
selves the responsibility Of making peace
by putting down the rebellion, aud want
10 other peace, for it would not be per-
msnent.
Again: We don treciprocate the friend.
ship of the Democratic party, but that Of
the Union party; for, ike the illuStrious
Douglas, We recognize only two parties
patriots and traitors. We would like
to look further at this article, for it is II
falsehoood from beginning to ending,
but will close for the present. But if he
wants to convince US that his party are
our friends, he must explain first why
those enrolling officers were killed in
Rush County (where he was then editing
the Jacksonidm) last Summer. Also,
whether he co1nseled the murdeFels o
commit the foul crime.
A RUSH County SOLDIER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
4 Soldier on the " Times"
HosPITAL No. |, EVANSVILLE, IND.,
y

HosPITAL No. | EVANSVILLE, ND,
February %, 1868.
Editors Journsl:
wish TO notice an editorial in yester-
day issue of the Times, headed: 1.-The
Soldier and the Democracy" In this
article the editor labors industriously
and ardently to convince the soldiers and
public that The Peace Democracy are
our friends. 4 more vile SANDER to the
soldier can not be penned. Does he
think that we are fools and idiots? Does
he imagine that we are so grossly igno-
rant as not TO know who are our friends?
We have been watching their course ever
since the war commenced, and have ar
rived at the just conclusion that there
never was Gloss Of persons as mali
c;ously abused by human tongue as we
have been by that party. They tried to
crush us from the very start, and when
they found themselves unable for the
task, turned to Scandalizing US by such
epithets as Lincoln hirelings, Aboli-
tionists," thieves &c. We do net
charge then, with originating these epi-
thets, for they took them from the lips of
Beauregard, and have been repeating
them with their reasonable tongues ever
since.
He, also, complains that they have
been nicknamed Copperheads," " But
ternuts," &c. They have acknowledged
these names as correct not only in word
but by wearing butternut pins and but
ternut colored ciotl e.
1t will not be amiSs to state, :hat the
editor has labored time or two in our
behalf, and that was in Rush County.
Whea volunteers were called for, he
turned out ard urged young men (who
would not vote the ''butternut ticket
very hard to volunteer. Indeed, be
went so far at one time, that it was eur
rentiy reported that he had recruiting
commission to raise q company. so /
I is clear, to the rejecting mind of til
soldier, that when this party does any
) thing in his favor. it is not through an,
patriotic motive, but is only to get II
power and legislate against him, not
withstanding the editor assertion to tt
contrary.
Now, in view of the approaching cam
paign, they have commenced working 70
our influence, and every soldier who wi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
PAINTING

JNHE UNDERSIGNsEA HAS ePBNED A
i shop at No. 65 Main Street, where he can be
found at all times prepared to execute In the best
possible manner all kinds of House and Sign
Painting, Gliding and PAPER HANGING. BY
strict attention TO buainess, hs hopes 70 merit
| liberal share Of patroB2s.
feb13s q. ". OSBORNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,

F{1IIIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
L is we'll known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment III the City, having arrangements
Tor the seception of private horses at livery of the
most elegant and complete description, aud at the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, light
wagons, aud every kind of road vehicle to let.
Horses sold on commission Second hand Buggy's
DOR ssls et the very lowest prices Passengers for.
srded to all parts Of the country by special eoe
g4ven-a. RICHARDSON, BRlTT0N co.
apfA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02

FULL ASSORTMENT Of all tile different
n Patent Medicines now in use alsoa good sup
ply of Stationery, Bird Cages, CongrAss Water,
Tartar, Citrate and Lemonade solutions, CT rate
Magnesia, Shoulder Braces, single and double
Trusses, Loudon s Maches Supporters, Pocket
Books, Purses, Portmonies, Wallets, Violin aud
Guitar strings, Hair. Tooth, Flesh Cloth and
Nail Brushes also, large supply ef Soaps, Co.'S
Inetics. Combs, Cements, Troohees, Lininents,
Ysrmifuges, Worm Candy, &c, DC, Just received
and for sale at
sCHLAFPFER's Drug Store,
Corner Main ami Second Strests.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
SADDLERY
THOMAS g. MAGHEE.

- may always be found at the old stand, No.
80 LOCUST STREET, near the Post Office He
still continues TO manufacture Lis or Heavy
Harness, Saddles, Brides, MartingE es, Collars,
&c, &C., sDd has on hand large aid attractive
stock OF Custom w ork, made of the best material
by scientific workmen, which be now offers to the
trade at EASTERN PRICES Having greatly in
creased his facilities for manufacturing, he is
prepared to furnish all articles In his line in any
quantities, at the shor est notice. All who wish
TO buy will save money by examining his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. All who like TO ex-
anime fine articles invited to call and see the
work which took the premiums at the last Fairs.
N.B- Every article is guaranteed, and prems-
ture rips and breaks repaired without charge.
febl6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
NOTICE.

I WILL, on SATURDAY, the 5TH of MAROH
i peEt. apply to the Common Council of the City
of Evansville for permission 20 build kitchen, II
by Is feet, " the back ef my house on Lot No. s.
Upper Enlargement.
fsbls .wd JOHN ]. GIRyIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02

L, out pain, caustic eating, or the use OF the
knife, BY
DIR. w c. COUDEN.
The Doctor has successfully treated Cancers many
years in Cincinnati, Ohio, but is now located in
Terre Haute, Ind, and will visit Evansville once
a month. He will lie found at the Washington
House Dec. 18th and 18th, Jan Sth aud 9th. Feb.
5th and 9Th, and March lIth and 18th. All those
afflicted with Cancers or any other chronic dig
ease, will fud il TO their advantage TO call and
consult with him. Consultation free.
His Cancer sntidote is the most wonderful dis
coyery ever made in medicine. Its operation is
truly neutrality-suspicious. parallel--and is the
only known antiiote for Cancers or clneerous af-
fectioDs. II can be applied TO the naked eye, or
large Cancers eau be removed from the vital part,
where no other treatment could possibly I've used.
All surgical operations perforinf with success.
Address Dr. ". C. CoUDES, Box $40 Terre
Laute, Indiana. decS-:lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
RAT EXTERMINATOR.

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths i'm Furs, WOoIens. sc.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals,
&c.
"Only infallible remedies known"
"Free from Poisons'i
4" Not dangerous TO the Human Family
' Rats come out Of their holes to die.'
ksS-Sold Wholesale I n all large cities
RIG Sold by all Druggists and Retailers every
whore.
BS7 III BEWARE = Of all worthless limitations.
B9-See that " CosTAR's" name is on each box
Bottle and Flask, before you buy
EEAddrsss HENRY II. COSTAR.
sBPrincipal Depot, No. xs2 Broadway, \. T.
RVSold by KELLER b WHITE,
LEIGH CARLSTEApf,
Wholesale aud Besail Agsnts,
febs Evansville Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
PRIVATE DIsPENsARY.

LII SECRET DISEASES ARE CURED
~ without the use OF Mercurial preparations, At
n Man Street, in Meskers buildiny, by
ianl iy DIR SERSAMONOWSKI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
NOTICE.
MALICIOUS PERSECUTION.

LIVER SINCE MIR. F.. G.. SMITHS Re-
II turn to this city, last April, he has been an
noyed and persecuted by clique of rowdies call
ing themselves artists, and after Tesorting 10 all
manner Of lies to DO him injury, have Within the
last few weeks broken three large sheets of glass
covering, and tore his show from the
post oPpsite his Gallery Main Street All this
has been done because he wonli not join their
clique, and thus raise pictures in this city 10
exhorbitsnt price. Mr.. Smith will give
TEN DOL l. ARS
TO any one who will inform him of the rascals who
did any of these vile acts and get him convicted by
the law. Mr.. Smith continues TO make his un-
rivalled Case Likenesses at So Cents each Card
Photographs So per doZsu. Many thanks % his
friends for their hearty and support; shame
and confusion to his enemies.
B-A large stock of new Cases-Union and
Fancy-just received will be sold cheap, and every
Picture warranted not to fade. jan2l I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
MEDICAL.
C. A n C. T. Il :


CAN DE PERMANENTLY CURED WITH
y out pain, csustic eating, or the OF the
kpif hv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02

A LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL THE LATEST
n styles Of Handkerchief Extracts and Pomsdes
just received and for sale at
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store,
Corner Main and Second Streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02

CAMP 80TH REGlNEST IHDIAxA Vols,
HEAE KyoXvILLE, L. TE.N..
Feb. II, 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02

MOTHER SUPPLY OF SPARKLING and
n STILL CATAwBA WINES received at
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store,
Corner Main and Second Streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
lNsoLUBhE CEMENT.

ERfAT
Dis avery
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-02
HOTEL.

R1- watch for Steamboats, kept at all hours.
MRS. WEBB TAKES PLEASURE IN AN
hss not sold out the Crescent City Hotel, as re-
ported but Is still carrying on at the old stand,
Water between Main and Locust streets and
would still solicit share OF the pulie patron
age. noVzl-tm
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
9lub cine bsnf,piirbiAe@ ebe.

6srr Denton, Ger n%eufrpablIe Vouotr:
neur BON Ntw Yo1f. bieIt tai (elnsr nfu:
Iidm Mnmslsnbnt in Walbfnaton sine
Ners wsasn ensrQi(de don(Buna rsa
&ritae6. Nad Bssuriaun1 ru(s;tsn BE-
aob Ib 0sr 6en.ou nab ZEN Mstee"
6au[. unp cisDlsn9e lt'Smt, nab, UNI Srn,
2ineoln tbrs 6ulct1un9 Au brin2en.' Oer'
QincoIn er(him unp nahrsm Jpn Ser
N,nton b.t rem 0:rlammeltm nit Ger
Worlen "God bloss him. irtrorueir
bate, birlt bsn Q.ncoln folpsure Nsre
u1,sunre uno W'Ibur0u! So CLAUDE,
ih merre ME alt 9enu9 mereen7 UNI obnt
0nlsasnbstt lprsdm iu f6'nen, menn i'd
'lrae ~ laesn bote. Sd babe gud
feline 0uten. obsr au@ fell e(bk@len Nsui8:
teitu mitAutbeilen.
Dir bab,n ubsr pte Wablm ae{pro6sn.
tis nidts msbr rurlter IA iosen wor'
Die mi6'iaatn Nsuiafsitsn, Die mir e.
fatrsn f1nnen. fommen Don Gberman,
Dir mi0sn ale, 100 r btnsinQeaonaen
II, obu Ntemanp fann (a9en. no r mifz
Der bsraus fommen wiro. Sd mill jsBi
.(hlteeen nit rrst Qttsbode iut Sberman
uno BE M,mu!"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Giui0es nb.. v2pDaiitdt.'

oNNs>
Die uNalboius Iimee", con 0srrn
Wrcsr uriei1t. forcut In itur Nusnabs
pom A. I. 81. eis Bsh0rrsn cuff, cusn
Dsnjsniosn, rtlhs bst Ger 9'da7erlsn.
mabl nidt otn,mmt batsn, &: Permits
urn Tradings- Privileges au enri'eben.
80 idi nod Vauatin - la1t i1s tlid'
uad Columbia. Nur vir Rara::.!t ca
(sltN batsn fir M':"':..snt QtRinmt. UNI
dbn'id MIN te Hf,;v IN alien 5ldcIen von
Witte 1mnt0s %uubalt,n. Wsnn beln
6anrsl Oslp III maden 1T. 10 'oat'
ris Osleaeubsil eo5u aust dl'sFl'd
9oyalen r(sr0irt b'sitsn. Vslt
1T Wabt, rifle Wabt loutt ii Ter
Nlnr.n Ter }1tIrrs une unhr FuBT co
YouyunrmsnIS tleitcn."
Naa aabIuibcN DtridteW aus Gen.
ncl1se maren 70 haup>ldtlih RE BITTER
unioneIeute ron lsnnsnes, msIfs 'lh cts
S1immene snibieltsn, 60 waren Die snt
9sn, wsI9e teim Nuabrud Err H.tsuicr
acafn eie Ste,0lon fimm1en unp 'rsu'
lnionamdnnsr ostli.tm fine, msInt abe
naheem Irnneies nod mebr ais W'llour
BRET SABRE binpur6 usrnadldlf'p i w0'ctn
fein G:rnaueu 3u 6errn Qincoin hsaten
Mbsr bisrvon aana atAe|fben. User III
Ger Werur, Ger 6roueAesr une Vic
rufNur Ger Iime52 3rstfdecbne rod
elm lcYaler Wann. Wen,A0sns tson'p1ub
,r rae Nsdt rsr v0cyaliiat", Au boneslr
unr @ilr 5u MAIDEN. rean U 1T uest
iub /, 9 amuRaelbanrs m
Nebellen nit Gbintn ae
iubriAu baben. 6er We1esre Col
Ieoc ron rsr Nalbrille uaion> cinem Vlait
ras BON nQopaliIdI" litnn,'bt, bali be
fanntIi1 aIs Nsprdientont, er Sif1'N'ts
@iner, ren Staat GsnnsHu aug er unior
binousiuNimmtsn.
Nbsr b,as3u(ummenReu aoon~2cya
li>dl" unc 9sIp 1T nldt ucbns".-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Ser 8eridbt Der Ser. 9taateu Ga
uttdtS: Spu,mt1fun.

Die Ser. 81. Sonttdte @ommi(0on
bat einen Observation-Disclosures iber tbre
mtrtlt6 eroBorttae IbdtiQfsit felt ibrsr
Orunruno. b. b. pom /. Stunt 1861 bis
gum /. Sfl. 1864 profsn'lidL Man
lttt rorous, cu6 ibre Ginnobmen an
Yaoraslo in rtsier 3eit So O63. ia SO
tetruoen rcb mirr nibt orar9e en-, aue
reIbm Qusuen ritlt GinHobmm berpor
a. esn. Gte Naturalbeit1d9e, mel6s ris
@cmmilGon erbislL 6np Al Dem Wsrtb
ton SO 4O6 272 70 onasidlu9en.
Die @eitdhe>rer @ommi(ion aerfaQen
in T. pu(bisoens Depariemsnts Das erfs
bat ets Mufoabe. pie Beirdae rec Yublts
fums au lammelu, aufubswabrm unc ~
bsi5rrun, in ben 6olpitdItm III osrIbet
len, nad BEN Nrmeen unp 6o{ptidIern au
fdofsn, Daau 9sb5r ete Aufaobe Ter
M0snen, tts9umunrsten aufpenS 6lad''
felrsrn au1uiudsn unb tbntn 6d'fs ~
trin9sn jersr Nrt. T1r bie(e 5dlfelsifun'
gen rparsn ousin 200 Wann enanetrt. -
SO marsn tamit supI.ih unrermet'fas I'm
fcRen perbunrsn, Die Bef&ofune BON pts
len 1roinma9sn, eas WteIben ounDumpf=
tooten &C..
Die Nuturalz 8eitrdee, psl9s taSpubs
lifum lie srte, bs1aneen tn:
S',i,un $5,?s6,439 IS
Nabrunosmttttln 1862, $50 az
0erfdi,S,n,m 299, 437 %
Rta,n (5,Ol3) l05,42S go
8ettrdes btrsft son ben @9enlu~
rem ab8sl9tdt * st,1so To
$~7,1s4,e61 As
l1ntonsn fur @ammsln unb Ser.
tpttien 7 - f=A,Hf7,<iA-ic
eumma - s., 400. PIP 10
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Debatte i'm Neprdientantenboufe
ilGer Bic aus,pdsti0e Nplitif
Der &eQieruMN.

Sn Der IeBien SiBuna os5 @onQr.tlse
mu,ce befaunlli6 auf NutroR BON =.
Winter Davis i'm Neprdientanlsnz
baufe elm YrotR asasn RE 9rridtunp si,
mes 81iferreids in Merifo ein>
1tmmie ana,nommen, unc Ser Seworo
botte rarouf nt6ts GiIiasres ~ tbun, ais
,ine Note on bic frans6Rlbe Nsateruna
o%tiulsnrn bts SsboIns. "pob Der
@ongreb NIT folden Nnaele>
eenbeiten ntdt6 au dae n
babe, baB (ol6e TroAen al
letn porote krecutiue eeb6r'
uno bab cieleIbe fd an ben Be<
fdlub oes Neprdlentontenbaules in feinst
@etle 0sbunren ra6te."
Sn ptsler Qnaeleaenteit unb unter Ves
auanabme auf piele Note 5ewarp's brnd'
te nun 3 IS. Dapis am Is. b. Vf. fol-
eenesn &ntraa Dor pas 6aus:
vBel6lofien, roB Der eer9fee
Elm confituiionsqsS Nsdt bat, bet Ger
auemdrtiesn 4olitif her Ser: Staaten, TO-
pobl BET Mnettennune neusr Wd@te, ols
In onosrn gnesl.esnbett.n, sin Wott nit
III fprrden. 60 1T tie rfi'u'foneus
YRi&t rss prdfpentsn. bisie goIi'it 10,
uobl IN piplomatidu Beaisbuna, ale bel
&uwenpune ber uattonalsu Strstttrdfte,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
S1cuercS aus Sueamcrifa.

peru. Ger (arumntfani(de @onarsb
IN Gina (dlob ON 81. Nop. lsins SiBun>
esn.
Gtr Gou0ub bate tolaenes Bf(@ld0s
9sfabt:
/. Gofort he r5ibiaen 8eiiuraen CUR
@iernrrctnune FER @binda: 9n(sln au
uoreifen unc inuerbalb 8 1osen an ben
GonQree Buidt au uffatsn.
Q. Der p1d1rsnt BON peru ea1f NIT
Spunien feinen @srira9 (GIifben, menn
BE Gbinda: Suieln ni&t iuoor aufesesbsn
percer.
Sn rer Nadt ces 26. Noe. pertrannte
Ger vIriumfo"%spas Glaaaen(dif res lpos
niiben @elhmoters raeurd etbdlt ba6
peruanilh. @si6waer cine BlnhiBe &C.
lse.nbstt gum @nBrif. ..
B%roftIten. DE bra6ltanifde Ne'
oisrurQ bat ben Befebl erlofsn, tob Der
v@a6ufettS". rsm S6ifs. ro6 PIE Ulos
rtpa" %pfenabu, QUE bruflianti9sn 9dfsa
un(@le0sn isiu ioQsu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Die GntloGuna Ter st. MIbans Hduber

Die GntloHuna Der st. MIbans Hduber
etfoIets auf rsn @runr bin rab nod stnsm
@s(tB res brimil6sn porlamente Ger @sn.
@oupuneur ron Ganara een Bsfsbl aur
0uboflune bate ulu0sn min'n. mas atsr
nttt ositstsn isi. llntu ren 30. Mai
1S49 unr eim 10. Wai 1861 rurren
abtr in 9anara !0sispe nIa7sn, mslbs
'JHMft7 3%ctttmnfuhB 7aufbsbsn. 80 bsiet in
etnl.Itsn:
vI1 Qtmils g. 0immunAm re5 rem
t,ilii:hm ya,lImn:e r'aN'rm Ns"bte
rcoM N,taiIurN oen'Nu @ntNhu nd'
ais tvtn u:rl~f,!ih I'll ten Y:cciTA'u
unitlsu b1tsr. - ts'cntua isH VtltIM
muNA. 10 TIT forcut. cob ielts Vntrcd II
urlu sintm GhbaiIettf y! o1reillt wtIell
lcun, rtr unlr 6anp unc Siescl re-
WnuaI @ruperrsu1S auegsfsrIib, "cr
ten." N. &c.
Nu5 caunrti6m 8li'tfrn ui,bu n.
utl!tene. rab r1an IN @anora Eb lttmu
ttIl, eaG aus siner omstlfot,(utn Arlsns
R;ls aut TIN Binrsniun nit'5 rurcr
we,re. Mn 1ofe, rub 5su Scwarr !sn'
8Inlinuna rec NeytroaeS. no9 wrIftn
! ron jeru Geits nur Elm SrisQe(hiH au
eielen Sesa Qebal,fn rsrrsn ellf'. iu,Id
.ifnstmen puee. Str wfresn ftben.
IS l,rpt ;iemlid tIar ~ Sage, ca5 eni
eanaciite @ouperrsmsnt. u'p. GrAlans
nab wie 10Y ,tr Sptel mil rem Nu. Stac
ten lrfiten III fHnntn aLouhfn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Sic ct. 2Ilbaps Mfaire.

Die SIrre, mslhe General Dir nod
GntIo0una rsr St. Nlbans Nuicere msasn
8ufclauro folder Niuter User bic eana'
Glide Wrenss, ols etne Gsbotsne Wobnsbs
muno rtr Notbmebr ultsb. 1T ollo
pom ,Yldirsnttn, orer ridtiaer. bon 0srrn
Ssworp mirflih 70 ieerru { n
~ or B mic mon aus elmer @enerol'
O,rrs ree @tnsraI DIR pom Is. Dssbr.
e,Isbt 81 mir w'1tn nun loaar, Cay
bsrr Sswarr, irbalr jsne el(te Srrre BON
@en. D'r erIaisn NOR, nt6te @iItasrse
~ lbun Aebatt. ale BET rem eanactl&sn
Commencement ftp mseen rer poret1'aen
unr unbefu4tm [5bIitIs rss perm Dr. gu
snlltulriasn unp III perf6un, roB rns
Commencement Der Ser. Stuatsn ete bride
Srere co0ut babe. Dsnn NOR miro 1ld
pobl erinnsrn, raB Don Auebed a u 8
lofort nod Grlu6un9 rtsln Srrre o's
Nadridt fam. rab unler 9ouosrnsmsnt
fs mibbiuist unb wtpe.rufsn babe, NOR.
aus tenn unrirszlfplib, terporasbt. eoB
6ur Ssmaro nod wie DOT In ieinsr Be-
mlIbi1en une BE Rspublif eemdtbiaenesn
Stsgun5 Gnslant eseenaber m6s!t@ft per-
BART. .
@ir nfobren nun fsrner aus GAMBIA. ta6
bas In ct. Mlbans ~esraubte @slr f@ nod
in bdnben ess= perrn Y~attnfele Matnt BEG
eonf5cuirtsn @oupernsment6. bsfncet, tob
perfslb, ob.r Dor @ni6t aelaosn tpsrcsn
loa uno tas pas Gsle pabrldefnIi@ an
bic ts&.ea BsbtEpsn. ausas'ltftt psEpsn
wtrp.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22

I Iis trltaropbifdm yt1idte tint
dLbun innr0an unc wi6IiQ. S'e ist'
9sn cen fan bsiipieuos aIdnbenrm G'fr'p
von Sbumun'e grpteitioa wtnn Nr aud
nod nidt eis Ginnobme con SapannaE
meIcm. Von Gen. 1bomae lrp ett
Nah,itt,n nttt htripu Qloudd. D''
oanAe Hccr'ide Mmn IN 10 out ME ru'
nitIt. S1ne WrIIITIe 1ebl II VoT az
ostrptntn Blddtn einQeidlcf fen uno eta
ijinohm Oetttt5 bausnp. 8Ndlnrie9'
if 9ltihfaus total 8sltIo0en.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Ser MrQntueS SILL

Wir babeu rem ,}c1!Ih1ilt aum Vt11s
rem, bon rtm eis ErdEcsnhnbohhaft3 tu9
aiett, pou Nnerf ununR ~ 3bsll msr:
ben la0sn, unp manhrn fhnadm punt'
In cerlslten nit Sltu(t m,iaea ubs'9an
oen. Gtue sehrfahf Belpnhun9 une
GalNsuune ee6 Arlue0se 8aRse, wie m'r
its in Ntei'runastla'srn nc'ftneen, orr
onIoB1 une iurtb ouf ristn telonrsre III
rdd,ufermen. 9n lrinsr Bolltaft InN'
r.u Qtneoln u5rl!ih:
.Wa5 mid a%nt,nilt, 70 htas Id fttni'
3rr:ifsI an cen Hfhte une rtr yH'hi es1
Hy;cn,iur untsr Fem ~ fc,rsdn, Ue'nee
r,r n4uldlitm @e''N|doft rrn ttnsn
W(eIc in rem Ytr. S,aalen auc,~""''ssen.
jn eer gcnareb ;r WnEht, rab eao V1
fobrrn In lclhsn Jlusn FER Au|olildt rec
0He5l5 enltfbtt, orer e0s % onno,ftn
msrrm @>uts, 70 empfttIe id> rap sins Se.
nImmuna 9crcf.n w'rr rc1urh &c Gus
tinri(tm SfIaoenbanrlsrp unm5alib &C
matl miro, sin Iom::il ~ umtlttn ann
70 ;br pubrhui}bes Utws,bs in eis|em
0anre III uls!h!un." :
Dielr St:us ts,iett N@ Ncna fIar au|
ben Nreusu:s Dau, unp aNItai' penn
Qlneo!n fir eislsIbe Grseit unp YsIobuna
Al brin3cn, r@srpisni er Yielmfbr ltn5fen
Larsl. s. asb, ndmlid oue risler Neu:
Etrunp 3undt0 bsrpor, rob 5ur 2'nccln
(sitn arsrtennt, roB 5su Gsmarp cen Nr
aufuss mirsrshlIl6 on Sparien aueAe
lisfe1t bat. Walum, fto9l man oter etin.
bat 6er 2ineoln IS nibl petbInrrt rae
rae M'ylrcdt in rie(er Wei(e mil J;>Ncn
oet,eten murrs unp rob Mraueuso cbne
por96naias unt0lutun0 Dor sinsm Ser.
Staaten Ouitte, ME 70 ra5 0slfB oers
Ianot auf sr0ca DerIanQen Spsntsre aus:
orli.fert murre? 6tnterber rie Sate Ger
Qsaielation res Gonar6se fur f@inf'ioc
1Qlle rer Nrt smpisbln, 1T oemlb tci cen
rorlis1cnrm aeleBlthsn 0efimmurQen an
Gb 70 lte,auN'q. ols 20 sire |ecrs Nusrsrc
UNI elm @rledipisl in. rae rem Y1dicm:
ten nidt onnett. Die Wuelt!fruno rec
Mroutu j mar etn Nft Ter B'iabeit Srm>
ares BEN Nuelano segsnIssI UNI nihIs
ancere5.
Nbsr her pr10cent ttut nod 70 oIe maze
cie Muelisfsrune rse Nreusuee ein 9ft rsr
5umoriIdt eeme{en, ole (si lie asjhsbsn
i'm Jniu.6 s ru untrrriduno rfs SfIa:
penbunrsIe. Wir wcllsn pultoue nidt
IN Mtrere Rrlltn, rob unlne Meminl}tras
ticn Gt bon BORN be1sin in rie(sm SIR
tbum bsfunrn babe, NOS tnrsb ibr Vtr.
fobren midi I'm Gnlfuntttm rshtistiiQt.
menn ouh in Qem,6tm 0rare mcrol'lh
entltulriat. Aber ee it rod icfcrt mad
Der M%uSIisfuure res Arauruto temie(:n
motrtn, roB unlcre decentralization flo
bate Derleitn 10 i'm, elrn Gtansr rer
Sflopuei an einen Sflopsnbdnclrr aus
,uIitfun. Mrautut6 mar n;ht nur Ut
l6ulri9 on rem ibm aur Qolt aslesttn Ssr:
breAen, ~lonrsrn balls ioaar a,(udt. rof
lslte III onbineetn. &r enlReb Ger No6e
RS NIT SfIapen 6anrsl irslbsncsn Gen.
Captain bon CUBA nod zen @tr. Sloa:
ten, unc 6srr Sewurc ~Ittfsrts 'bn an rie:
(e'be misrsr Gus. Wr9ususe aalt i'm aerz
fir rss (paniihen Yroeon(uIe, psil rsr(sl
he ltins gntbuuunaen flrdtNe.
6err Qinccln bate ten tr lter re aonae
16onrroue @s(bidte Cant 9e0reut UNI
RE ELECTROMAGNETIC louIe id bitten, rie\e
MnosfeenbstI aum Rubme r9s Dfrln Gin,
coin wierer III be|preben.