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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14

tbum oeer etnen BrrBen 4bttI eeS 0i9entbnml
Der Natton. mu6 entwebsr ttn (ebI
sroeerptn feloberetn febr8robs,
Sptebube fstn.
Das II rtsfs N..y. ~9imss" fdr ttn
B,alt. pae Ge ni6t nur psrrn Gbafe, ten
Waun, ptr f& lsit Ausbru6 pislse Rrte.
e.e tie b6&dsn 9frpiehRs um rie Nation
srportsn, Gem mir pisll,t&t au.in rts
Rst,une bsr R,publlf ~ perranftn tabsn.
os0sn Nams tnuubalb w,s au6utalb p,s
9anr.s nit Dur6runA o.nount ui,r, g..
fentli& ala etuen DurlRu unp'@aunsr,
ais sinsn stpst,su 2uw binatQt. fonr,rn
iosar au&. als banpsIt ds In Auftraps
ess 9tf. Das,s. ct uuion trsrtllcs ~
A.asn (id unts1fdne!? @as it "a flr
!: Elm, Blaul
Die ny. "1lms~ ta.in ~,
m IN { fra a0oueblatt. pas bs,
lonbsrt Organ eee 6turu
Stwarb unp alto aud Ss&
bsrrn Q.in,eoln!
Nun, mas (aet ros BoIf pon tle(u
iaubun B.ididh? 81 nod Ssmanr
"a. ru rte Gudbtii bsGbL aRSs0a,s
folder 1batfa&en Dsnj'niasn eu Suopa'
li,dt uerrd6tiptn su mellsn, eH ni&t fur
rte ltbt9e Armtnifirotion unp rsrtn Die.
rernmdblunp rurd DID unp Ldnn lduf,?
Rann Dejenias Gin 6reune er Htpub.
lit uno re 0olfte kin, ees i'm 9ntr1r6t
FOLDER Drdftrsnisnmadersi fur aueidInb,
Ii&s 8srbrsituna Ger Qineoln. Yldttsr ft
abmlb'? 1rourig. trauria. -je ndbsr
Ger la9 b'ranrldt ca ras @oIl ftlns
Ganetratsn fur ren ndt fen Neai.runQe'
lumtn nou<hirt, et0o msbr (cllts man
afiir lorasn, pob ras Bolf ne N'piran,
ten unc Bsws,ber asnau ftnnsn lsrnt,.
Statt csHen ri.ft cine eorlupts Yrc0s
Stmub auf Gle tsi1sn Wdunsr Ger Na,
'ton unp psrrtdt rur@ RE tfslbaiitNsn
Spi'6tutdrtisn Die @.b1ettn unp zen
Nueias ru Madtbater.
"a sfslt uns eisle @i7tbldaft an.
Abr narum rulrrt IL cos WoIt? fat
es ni6t ras Rs&t unr ris Madt unb cie
YRiat, lsltf (stne Disau au ndbIsn 2
Batnm Qsl6hbt Is rsnn ni4t2 Gin
Mor' CUR Bebsr;iauug!
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einen p1dfrentidafI afIeeanrieatsn Al noni.
ntr.n BAT. Worouf mortft 70? 81
martst ouf Zen Jtuf Der prof. 0iou,Qsn po'
Iiiftr, - IS marlet rarauf. cob eft cit
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aanisn otfrttn Yrsi lem Bu!fe aur Der.
couuna oortreitrn. fu13. 81 1uartet auf Den
Winf ru bcben 6erren. um 9ani aebor'
iamf rersn @abt ale Derf,sue au untsrs
hnetn. Dsr rsai'rt mttbin? Nl6t Gao
8oIi, ioneern eie SIiear6ie csr profsfGo'
nfuen.
: Dae IL ros Qrobe llstsl. Wan mtrfs
aher emilio roe Sod al. man utnrieiv
sne!ib ra6 H'dt rss 8oIfss unp ubsbs
laut feins Stimms flr ZEN Mann, Ger rec
8olfts ,iane WobI ii. Drubbitbu unp
poIitifH bake mon 09 robtt fern.
Sinp nidt Wdunsr esuue i'm 8oIfs,
wslde pis Sqde In nie 6onr as5msn uno
oreasi(iren f5nnsn2 Gin Nnian9 msrre
aemu&t, - an Va&foI9e miro IS nitt
fblm. -.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
Dis olte 0el6idfe trr
Rlpafe.

T,n!. mau f& Yoris cesaenomu,sn
,pts .fnen TtdeI, 70 pfrp tos untsrfrrifde
3|cafsra'a,&t. son rtsn es(fbsn. .on ten
5stcen llfrn fid barfslsn mts sin 9tober
3~stQ, ben man an ten Tlus ane,fest
bat. IN tsm rsdtsn ufer miro tte Str.
ts!flootr Der Gtanu1 ttsiss 3usfess (stn,
t(e flelnsr.n 2situnaen bic as1s, uno tie
eadao0sn It. hstntn 3wstee.
Dis(s @sRalt III In @on,,n uu1 katt,
ridstn tsnn tu r.&ts Dintsl. w.ldn f@
otn6tnlidsin lcl@sn artsn ron uutsrir.
e'I&en Bspwsipuns,n eorfsut. Fnsst fb
In or Dtestation l.Iltn.
Gin dbultdsn6. trsusrse Bi1t son tff.
fen fslt{amsn plan tpfrb man f1d madsn.
wenu mun:6@ porffgt. man ldbe auf et.
nsm tunfIen 0runre efn runes,liGs6
orisutalil&ss Alpbobet esfrtssIt. rsGsn un<
e.f ,I'sfe Budffoben onetnaneer eslhmol>
l.n udrsu aufs l1nasfdbr bin. talo an ten
Gdsn. bolb an ben Gabsn.
Gte Gentarubsn unp RIoafen fpielten
I'm Wtttslolttr iur cilrtui(asn Rsite unb
im olten Orient etne arg; Role "a
muroe BE Yfff eetorsn ba :farben tie
Dtspotsn. Die Msnae bttradbtste faft
NIT rsliei5fn Gdsu ttsie Gdulntebettsu.
rtefs unesbsure Bt,ae cse IcSss. Die
ilrafatsfersrube In Btnares 1T nidbt min'
rr f6ausrli@, ale BE e6penerube In
Babylon. 1bloalatb Ttata(aI ldpnr,
mad ben rabhtni{dsn @drifisn, bst tsr
Senlarute ~ -Ntntpe. aus Der =2leafe
~ Mnufsr lteb Spbann BON fesesn iii.
'nsn fatf&su Mpnb aufestsn,: :.rie fsia
crtentalii&sr ;tDoppeledngtrs Nobtuna
|stue Fdlf6e :soane aus ter Grunsnh !ate
uen Rc3 l6ob.. :
=. Die Gtf&tats Ter Wfhfatn lpise.lte
!{i4 In bsr gefdt&te esr Rlocfeu. Die
@tmoitfeu fprsdeu BON Hom. Die alo.
ale ron paris mar etmas furhl5aTts Mls
ks, 6e NOR @rab une 3ufu@taftdtte.
Das 8srbre@en. bet @sif, tie sfcetole
yretsfatton, ofe @tniftnfrsttsit. tsr ges
eanfe, eer DiebRotI, aQes was BE n.enfa,
lf6sn gtfebe Serfolasu jobsr perfclat ba..
Sen. bal. fid IN sieftm 9ctte perf1fdt, be
WainoHus In H., bic Eirslaises I'm f5.I
pfc euseuettsn tm is. Bic zSQuminafs1
tn II. u,b Bic 6filer tn fS. Satrbuns
eert.a Dor bunbfrt Sabren fan btr nd&fsl
Tide Dol@fpb baraus berSer unb ttr ats
flbreett Dttb Rdtttste babfn. Die Wals
laer tdtten lie 66ble, Paris bate (ttne
tRloale. 7s7-.- zI s7!SST l1Es.5 ' ..ss Ess
] Dit t2lcole III ter nIten pdris if her
/ [6ommelpunifa aQfr Grfhbpfur9 nnb outr
IgsI{HHe.h Die 8olfspirtbfhnft iisbt
! Ibarin einen atHas, sts fetiait pbiluip,
pbie s'n lsbsrblettlsl.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
Die G1be bur@ tae Wser
DerdYmt.

purfs wtrft .jdbrli& fau(untaw an,ie
miaionen Granes ins WaN,r unp ni@t
etra btlrlt@. Die unb IN iipel&er .B.tft7
Sag unb Ma&t.- 81 pslaem 3ptde :?
81 eur feinem 3w:ds. Su tbsl&tm 81,
banttI : Dine .twas u tfnfsn. Wo,u .?
Str nt&te. Dur& petd.s Otaan !
Dut& fdn Gtnseweipe. @as IA gin.
sswdue I 6sine xluafe; (stne S6leuee.
Ganfunbiwau,ta Mtgienti, Il, bic a.,
.rtneM 'aundtsrnte :3if.L wel&e eis
e&dkunatn Der @tGtnf@aft, ,8,t.n. - =
Dts @tf.ulHsft bis large setappt BAT,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14

~ Robttu wsrbfn IN Rod SelanS
fest pteber 1u IL &ts. w Bulbh Ser,
tauft. Dir fslsu bic -9oblen s.Rera auf
ben. xoblenyar auf "A Qents mt. ratint
man, td6 biefel6en IL bfslfu plsife Bin,
ret6iaeen gsrsatb III 3alunft an, ,Paab
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
Gin Sapitei ane Der 9tbeimsu
&rfeaSQtfbtbte.

| AFI "AuIuep 2Gp'a' eIu ls'|enefe Ie
pub|ifantl&ss Blan. b'taet 8o|esne.e
Sa 8srbinrune mi, esr amnsftts.pro
tIamalion mag folasnre 1bat(ads fsnss
Rsat Httetn, ptt9ein uufttn Stapt mob
bftannt I unp relde itBi pa(fnp Au te1
Atltn aenommtn pern.n fam. ia i. tbsu
m'ils In ete aebsime @;lti@te rec &,Mes
sinth 9'nbIid asmdbu unr psusn. m,l9s
nur rh Aubsnisits tn porlbssilenren
I'e'9niHe au lsbtn bsfommsn> 3cia', ptIGs
8ell&'sma6r.Qeln unlr pro0cmt n>
artift. um Gd lber Zen 3uRano esr Silent.
li&sn WPeinun9 i'm Surtn un,err1i1t.l
~ baltsn uno pis forefdIttg jses Na6.
r'otl Dor ibrn Annabms erwoBen unp It..
pruft wire.
Gina am TO- 3uni D. s. wurte Gol
0amss j. 0aqutb pom 13. 81 Ntsimsut,
sin p,r(6nlidsr Jrtuno 2ineolns, pon itns
u ter Dem Ratbe uno Der 3uflimmvne
Rolentranas bsoreert na4 Ni&monr lu
9sbth uh' f4 I'm umganAe mi, aQm
9Ia6sn rs5 Botfs barubtr WenlBbt7t ~
r,r(aafTsn. ME mstt Die faule &onf6rsa.
ttra i1r Ben 3ufammenbtu6, menn ,ine
aaa.metns Nmn,nie anattoisn p.resn
iclte, rsif ld. Die eamols, beab G&tiats
amnsflIe ldlOb outet esm. mas ta,,li&
an9etoten wurcs, oud BE Garantls tin
fir Die }lbrr, oab tbr 2ebsu f&n fstn
l,us unier en Bsrtnstns otr Gonftta'
tion tbrs6 Gisenlbume unp emtgu Dahl.
unfdbripttit oosr Wttbaqnune.
| Col SsqutB maa.s Fb an eae Du'
nit gfQtiftsruua, ia ct bsrsIi& nit csn
plane lb,reinf1immte unu glaubts, cab,pls
3si fur cine iol6i Proclamation nabe (n.
u gina nod Dolbtnaton uuo smpfne
isire Sufruitionsn unp ma&ls f& ouf
ein,a 9efdbrli&eu @se. CT mar msbr
ala apd Wouate eert unp nae Il that,
babsu mir ME erfabren, aber nod untsr.
ba!!unQsn NIT tbm nabmsn mir an. rat
eas Re(uIlat lefntr Na@for(duno,n i'm,
(omie cie Rsateruna 1bsleuet bate. tae
rit(e Nabrsosl in BdIce cine pssiDusts lsin
mlrre.
Nadoem r msbre Gage III 6aule In
rtslsr Statl tliuasbra&t. febrt. er AZ isinem
@:sim.nt 5urdd uno tam snaps rs@pst'
rig. an. um poltl6t eut&- bic 9&ladt bon
Qbidamouao ~ flbren, no bic 0dIits iei.
ner 2tute pf'0etet uno uermunest murren.
Dtrunalddlt&s Auseane etn
fer Cd a@tne1a&eHtt BET etr
[t:smpDI1ren Qrmuibieun6,
wsl&, tr ben &sbeilsn eob.,
uerm.utblt& ben Grla6 Der
I p.t rf la n dttsn, bie siu 0utmadsn.
eu 8ieki Der Don miiion Rioo., uae pi..
ptr IN ttur bt0tre Gage bro9t.."
@u esbenrs WinbstIun9sn tss QuineY
Wbie, ttr,t (.br eiftfasn apminiRralione.
tlanss, Gne tnhreGant unp mtr tabsn
eur6aue fsiusn @runp, In rie Ri&,ialsi,
uni'Iben .3waf:lsau kssn. ..Ste laGsu
uerfdi.csne DtutunAsu 3u.~ Man t5nnts
t. par nit CT ,.Qutuey gsibuns" f6ttesn.
roe 6su Soqute niat bit einNAe>WiGio.
ndr ote att nod benz Sntsn e.nusfen lst
unp rab RE aufaQenoen 9tpseuuAsn Der
potomaearmee baupi(daR&, ,psp 3wsd ss.
tabt bdlten. (oI4e tnotrehe ~unlsrbanD.
Iunesn au bsf0soe1n. ~SoIas {alausn
Waneuores iebeu jroenfaQs esm psrrn
Qincslu dbnlt4. g.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
u + Occ ~
beut(@e 8dderei
ron Nnfrrfcn 5 2emme.
rou Nnfrrfon s 2emme.

@roeerten better Qualttdt iu moSlt6f btnts'
eea pIetfea.
Ienodnste ttHtfde Birnen unb Htrf4en,
Deanbelu, RuHs, Gtptstabe. aasae;
Dsutide stnieu. qetbe Grbieu. 5plit G1titn
9u&wetlsn.Webl, 8u9msistn' uno
34fer-0 0rubt. perls,aupsx;
6oadnetihe 6drtnse. Sarbtnss, eimburser'
nat srdusr Adie;
Gotten Carolina Rets unb Cuba
%euis, etras aus Nls&xstes;
Raut.. Rau- uns S&nupftatut, pfttf.n,
puni&: :&dtn,, Stun, wstn, 8rautv unb
Sttin,eua uns @1aspaaren, wcrunt.r easa.
N&bsder xsb Gsarrtn laar, stfae I'D 0tf&enen es'
Hea;
Gtferuaareu unb 8l:ftuwaarsn usri4teteutr
Mnferlon u. Qemmt,
1T etre9e. swtfasn 0anes uus orssn.
NJ 6armsr's g.obuttt gum bo@fteu prets
aelauft. 2lntuwba
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-14
@tiefel unb E4ube!
4 -o-I :*s
CHILD e. CO.

eerbteIteu foeteu etneu neueu srobeu oorsste,
~;frti6e er @ ar trtzs&E
f*o. - sraDp CITRATE, ,~tfash iatr ""s .f'r
uaea"' :. :st Ss5; ;;ss sns ,,',, st tt&:," %"''
Nseifen wslh. ieee& onturrtn, unm0sltn ma&sn
BeRe R,ibsIeserue SttttIf 5srreu.
Gsasrej ehfl. @rfsrb Itet, Brosans oatmosa!s Carl
talbt Vaaa. SAutert.
Gtss AI.stt uxsSatt tsr snsfd 'aa'ua 5adtn. 9asr'
stabs aus Veheauus aatserttet uas sen aat:
@r5str uEb Sre,ttr.
xn aab lHcroete a.nsret unb 4andr- esfel TanOrals
HasNa clippers tnr Dameu. Sn be, tdt MIR t1ttH ttS
u5a'ia. sort. be. aen. sssets t.n 50 1a:rt
&ze srste ausuabI sSu 81 dt4en unh Rtnber S6ueea. i
:. ~ 5eser Hft1Etl mits sarant,rt Ea
13.aeute urket uns Repara,nren uert ~
3tRe bef tst.
FIR l6dnbter
es.u p,r elm aesttn gorratb etas GaareL utI.s
cub ertra.DT6s.u, ps&s rr ear aafers Hastltdteut,
6anbe Aut t btr RtR ober bu DuSsub sertasen III,
tpar bassn pretieu aIs stne ely Auee.es aus ss
6tatt
9. g. &btlb, 8. 8. Qbtlb,
Dultoa. Onpsupcrt
, 1864-03-20


OF Mr. Thackeray's story, an English
writer in the London Retiac, who has read
It, says . : 49, r..,.;:
1.-THE tale is in an autobiographical form,
the supposed narrator being Dennis himself.
He fs the grandson Of q French Protestant
couple, who came to Winchelsea with many
more Of their ,conntrymeu, and country wo-
men at the time of the Revocation Of the
Edict Of Nantes. His mother Is also q
FrenchWomau, or Tather semf-G German nj
tiye Of Alsace, and she has foster.sister,
Clnr}sse, who marTies q gloomy Hugucuot
nobleman, the Eicomte de Barre, afterwards,
on the death of his father, the Comte de Sa-
verne. Her husband is much older than
herself, and a man Of & violent temper,
though really attached to his wife; and
the poor Indy, being almost moped to death
In the dismal old family chateau, carries on a
species Of intrigue Though not Of positive
fv criminal nature} with one II. de ID Motto
during the absence OF her husband with the
French army. becomes q Roman Catholic,
and flies to England with her infant child.
but is so shattered with excitement that she
becomes insane. The Count fellows her, aud
challenges NJ dc Ia Motto, Who has also come
to this country: They recross to Boulogne,
and in an encounter with pistols on the sa0d
the noble1nan Is shot in tho right brcast,
Here the number ends. Judging from this
first instalment. We should say the tale Is
fuller Of incident than Thackeray's novels
geneEally were. The treatment is In the an
ithot's usually quiet manner, hut aboundiue
in pathos and latent power. The picture of
French life and manners is perfect, though
we think there is little af,ectatlon in giyi3g
SO much Of the dialogue In the French Ian.
guage; and the slight incidental bits Of de-
scription are beautifully aud -dclicately
sketcAcd-t
, 1864-03-20

tsh. tho widow and her three promts!u.
dau .ttrrs must have teen the victim Of
deeper chagrin. The old lady ss simply mad.
8he had schemcd for this nice llttle atfaIr for
days and nights, and now If she used some
hard words they might be cxcusable, Beaidos.
she might have delivered US to the enemy bc.
fore that good supper had been dis.
Possd Of, il she had SO chosen, and
/, +, ior one, vas, not 80 hard on her after
AL q bucket Of water on the head Of Mr.
jerks "a guerilla long notorious to Tho The
ssny) brought him to Ills eenses; and ne, TO-
gethcr With lis comrades, in a few hours vas
safely lodged in the camp. Jenks ID broken
rs pnFole four times, and the oath Of ale
sl:ncc iEasincrably, was tried next mornios
~ court martini, sentenced, and shot at
nIoon. The rest were sent to Johnson's
4 afland., lan Wc hare have occupied that region
q 2 long time now, and all the needy home5 Of
~ the vicinity, whether Of fficud or foe. have
Elnce SINCE drawn favors from our commissary de-
fba fnbar1ment. dor. with thanks and blessings apon
cabin at the fork of tho Atlanta road.
, 1864-03-20
QI)lfa9e Qrtb11tle.
SUNDAY MARCH 2p, 1864.
TE0mA8 STARR KTME.


Iue g1osi work laid upon his two. .scorc ycsfs
- 'a donc, ard well done. II VIC trop our tears
VINO loved him as few NTH were ever loycd;
~ Mc Enutr no bliEhted hope nor 1eoken plan
Nnb tt1a vhoec lilc stands rounded and approved
n the tru growth md stature Of a man.
G!nelc. O 6ciis, along the Western elopo.
hyish your deep toll sound OF faith and hope1
wave Shcesi]y stitI, banner, Ia f.way down,
From thoussud-masted bay and ate>pled toHni
+ tie strong csgan with Its ioftiest swell :
Ltf The prond sorrow of the "a I'd, and tel
mai the irnyc sowcr Paw his ripencd rraia,
= East and West, o morn and sunset twain
No rnorc forever l-hae be lived n vain
VIA. priest Of freedom, made 80 one, and told .
focr bridal scrvice from hts i ~ Of gold2
, 1864-03-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Military CIunses-The pnto7,c
Army. &c.-Thc Illinois Il. q. E'ss
6e*1F1:tnG tAcmsolves-Nep ort.d Mn
~ Yard Erauds-TLe Camden T. Am.
q and Camden h Atlantic Rniirnati.
NEW Cotton ArranEcmcnt- nil 1fo
Hmpfove finrbor&-Wcstcrn Men IN
Ahe Oaty-Tho Fremont Movement.
, 1864-03-20
pROPOSAL>S FOR FORAGE.

| nrarrmnA nAssnISS sn1S9 19S pKEor, EeSemner >, 1861,
- Ss;ss: !: !sSss 5
aay Gs s. s2s sss41
rens IT, aS ato e e. sa ., re
T. sasy y,s III naa: asii71ss m tes a
sSss "a .ss be eos:@ssesd. o. s1 ia a.
Tna pf7ce nust b written On. in words On I'M -.
Se.G & ne pTs ~ Z :ooa ,tous T. .sska q sboas
eaca Ths ss:xs 70 b fu1p shed H,tnoas o1ta sh@
. ne Government. The aa7 Aas str1w to bo sec1raE
TIA paculaz 1tna or description Of o.ss corn. hs1
q auay, 2Eo2oss1 70 1= celsEered uuss ba stAtsd s.
All Is artsles offered eader tae bids hsren 1nv,ssa,
cooEasts Will ae a.arcea ron limo to stme to ~
s. .sois saoass soa4s!ssd sor sssl s.7s Sess 8:
IL b.ssr 1 6 to accompany hi. ~
& s xe e e
Ii:sis tea esy. ssescat:eE. szssase ~ contract 1E
s:nal % se hmoant q tha contrscs, = daiivu ~
Il & ss. Ss .s isasF &
70 sntsr Eso he @ eoa1sss ses; 70 ms.e geea 90 4l
c2n:sact msy b *aI1 q
e. = - s Il -
Gailssfos e. cTs@~s Or sa7 othet osacer nn!E =
Al 5laeeT. N g du,Z 70 1ned OF Tia ases,saaesu
Foe fuli came nd q Adcreas Of csca bidder mas
70 1e:4blY .wrtt,t II the p1oposA:
Proposals must he nsdrcsaet to Br1Kadter 8eoAzx&
y. H.: Fucker, Chief Depot QuarternalfEf, Was1tasr
ton. G. md should ee pikirly ulaEEea Pfo4eAG
Bortn- ~ 1Eaa e5uai ~ e. an,uu:ss ~ otths eoa1nA
naoedny me cqa'lAstor - Sosa - koatanton, VI
e. s. saseen oadeF OF eda1rs asa
lsnS Iofs u ILL.,. .n ona. sy i,
obtained Oh ApEGI1uIui ApEG11I ~ = pifnrfSS ~
trov, r.,tt ~ a7d 80 stats, ~ s,N-N.4.-
,,., ,n,.r-4,.~ .r ,.r..7 s9sse1 ne2,o.s - r.-,[
- ptuRtveG ~ ansiM 809
Gsiset - so tnseo e<etes: 81 ~ , .!nattefmA9tx}
-. G.MsaI -. NJ eeAs!y " tag ke3nA9 u
tst:e bepo'. eF toa'' sao fAl61.
NJ aEtist : ~: letccr, f., ..o., a. ,,.h.,-
--pnsheis q. oats. IN kAcks, ss-pez buabsl ssH
pong =:
, 1864-03-20

DEPT Or V1Ro1ElA AND NORM OAno11NA.
nv nI.n tonmTh1ss II 9oSHoE, March Il, 1854.
Union od1eeg of mtne has attempted TO frttte1
9Gxay tae effect OF the oath OF allegiance to the
vo s6a1 Of the United States and to inform
dience to the pame. That oficer is snre]1 mste. liz
ken. The oath Of allegiance means feaity n1edno
e. .atn 70 loyc affection and reverence for tie
IN is siee.t an sS In the Eo1d
American feels for bis or her Government.
ron say ;! cannot understand how woman can
support, protect and defend the Union, except by
sHhsiaki4g OF Wiuns IN favor OF the present war
t ~ f9nla san because my sympathics
The last phrase, Madam, shows why you cannot
snd defea h hGT Ston woman can support protect
were yon loyal at heart, Jon wonld at once IN.
derstand. The Southern women, who ase rebels.
tn ,he wen how to support protect and
ting" Some Of them net al spies, some smu~nfc
9u1nine In their under tlothes, some fmupeie 1n.
tosoation throneh the ltnes in their dresqea, some
get mp subscriptions for rebel gnnboats. ~n0 s'04e
;, Perhaps 1t may all be Comprised in thu nhr.ae
Where there is = will there is way.' '0'
end he By teaching the sehoafs af o9e 1onr as
SCHOOL to love and reverence the Goyernment'to to
% proud Of their country, to GLORY in ta das, and
to bs tue to tts Constitution But as yoa don't
them. and therefore, am glad to learn from your
letters, that y0ur school las been Closed sfnce
chr1strnas; and with my consent nntl ron change
yoaI sentiments and are loyal woman In heart, It
ase. / am only doubtful whether It Is not my datv
to send 5ou. have the honor to be,
>, Your obedient servant,
~. Major General Commanding.
To hiss MAnr g. QRAr1s,
1OEudtT5lie. Acr1mAr n U3to3ujn
, 1864-03-20
1R CLARK STREET, NEAR
HV Tuk SHERMAN HOUBR.
JAMES FOSTER, IT,, l. co.
oFTI0IA NJ a

tac,es. Spy Glaesns, Field Glase1. Raynmetes Thar
mometeFs, Hydrnuettre, Microscopes, Drawing L.
EsIes- Mage sgns Lantern; 7as er sTEREosc0PrILoRa
dtrs promptly attended To. Poat ONCE Boz e3f.
fes7 Ttb-1m
, 1864-03-20
EUTAEH LHTERATQJTsE O..
= THE WRR.


AAe tonoNlng correspondence ia interest
ing Hiss Graves writes and General Butle,
answers, and the correspondence :oxpl,i,e
itself: ' va e''A's'
,-,,. . LocEsTynIE, AoconAo COL
49,, , Virginia, March TO- '61.
tsotls--My school has been closed since Chsiatmas
Te1 TI1ae, as understand, .he oath required Of us,
ainee then that one Of your officers e9nI.jna H.
otn as meaning afmply that we ooss1f 70 The acts
s 4 gRttsa s,9tss g. ;ss ao,sr4nsn and
dressing this to you to ascerain II yon s a.
Z tne oath: 1cannot understand how wonan can an
;t sanpoEs protect and defend the Union '" except
Ttilh eaggG GT writing Il ayor present va
with the South, ~! e1upNotales are
IL, X By those words you understand merely pa.s.,e
hr I, am ready to take the oath md abjde
, 1864-03-20

containing nearly go p*ges and 1so INC Plates End
f4tS q H. = ana s,stsss vim Trtase "a
a.na tnd bods. With tht Authors tian c1 Treetcaf
sne cn:x fstiona! .ud eoccesstul mod Of cure ss
snoNn " tnc report n c&&ee treated. A frnthfri
Eo.1se1 70 Tie narritd, nnrfs these copienniatinr
n,s Eho entertain donh:s Of their phvkfcsi
aonu.aon. eEnt irec n postage to III. udarcaS ~
81 cc7ta e et1M IS pcs al cnrTTl.cr ~
han. n. J.. ->o' - 1tHtnc1 asti hL@nes Al.
, 1864-03-20
SpErta.l NnrtrE8.


Ssyin Asr Attsis'ant hnrseon to Dc Koyo Ho,p,,at
al, sslni L;snon Portugal and Surgeon 10 Hasp;
11ns1 II n ny snlnt Pierre. W IT, has de1oted
shan itS 2 Of
IL las r I an an psnSs,ss nSsns r. 81
Al sleos sso5fas asesssss sses2
she nse Of mc1cury The vnsou, .aout
ine1i ecs: ns:s nsc.tent to .esie: trssted Wits
oso,n3 Son3t. C!:tk street. Pest Oalcc Bsx =, ~ IN
fn1,c sa ,n portage stn.~ The Enfortuaatca'
sStAe8. ~ o'4s 'uu'eee ~ y tuE - Lnlea
, 1864-03-20
90 G01ItrdrruTB
HEADQUARTERS DEFA RE
IL AEST OF THE CUMBERLAND
OFI1CE CHIEF CoAa1saAHr Or SrnatsrEvcv
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, March 7th 1851,
PRNPfnRA
u ENDALL'S

|
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, March jth, 1861
PROPOSALS..
sealed proposals Invited till 5th OF ADfI fa6I 6-
suras9nS the Subsistence Department With ooS thou
The fntiIa FEY e h 81 bHen Cattle on the hnof
&SaeG & on ne sSaiss and the weight determined 10
Iac Cattle re?9red mnst average Mt least eleven hun,
o Ee1Eai9E 1si9 Leg shan oas thousand pounds
- tho Goyesnment may direct at sach deSsfY Rrit9
otass. AsAtta aud Cows not wanted.
bond with good and sufficient security will ~ ~.
ea . 'Ss tne ~ n 9saM performance contract
aHsf siS1mpg Ae contract, and one thousand Hooi 0e
TIds % pe sSanEen nil the contract Is completed
nepaftment Of the Cumberland, Naslirilie Tam an6
10 1e endorsed proposals for furnishing Beef Caftis
M h 91a x n5 e. alssnee must accompany hid and
Of tndebte4ness, - ~ 1-.0" - W NA1e"ss@
= rFoRN oy B1p.-I do hereby propose to furnish thu
ata3 ~ THstsnea Hs Department with iour thousand 4NS
feaereaa y q n 10 So
e. sent1aet Inc cames--, Of county.
mhiss5a9.att Litut Col and chiet r : r nTf.
, 1864-03-20

ehor'u pe 7taa hT- ctr =, Dooy. 1t trcats o.. and
aS ~ ell rct1ts hrising 1rotE carry asase
are My4soo oi DISABLING Tue nlsglviaes many cx.
rnte5a1g rs mLr5axe stsse Sold bV p1.
+'!1et = cents BatIec rfet cverywhere.
~ re hnd alto Of T. SCOVIL, Is Randolph street.
, 1864-03-20

The friends Of Gen. Fremont are threaten
ing loudly that he will run for the Presiden-
CT # he is thrown out, as they allege, BY
Haneck and the West Point influence, In the
new military arrangement. They arc endeav-
orlng tocreatc m organization which will hare
power to dictate terms at tho Baltimore Com
vention. Some cf this parties who profess
to be representing the General In tllis move
ment are very reckless and unscrupulous
set Of politicians,
, 1864-03-20

9AHhELoh's ~ celcnrlsed HAIR Ifklt rHE Exs,
80 ~ woELn. a.l Inc nniy HARMlKsEt Trrx ard hell
,oss4s .nsasss & ED Rpsty G?ey III, inz.srt. 70
=: 1a q Staining tic SIN. iesyin~ H. Ha,r snf
is pF.ap ps53r lps5 fsssp s3 s5a;ty
nyes The Gcndln. is signed W1IlIAx 4, BAcg
~. ~ G!Ge5f saa sre nerr tnltstona sould 6e
IA. Pug " AZ druggists, &C. E.ctory. 81 N1s.
, 1864-03-20
bishop Duggan and the Renfans.

Major General ComuRndin
To Miss MAnr g.. GRAVES, 'e'''
Lotustville, Accomac Co.. Vfrrfnia.
, 1864-03-20

From212 10 812, 100 Gold Pens Win Silver Cases.
averaging $10 0cach-....................
From w 10 S72, GO stercscopes, averaging $40
From LII S5s to o1 81, 2co Photograph Albums, RON
From ia iSoz s:fs c:xv P;s;sd noons
from 20 to 6lI, Set He1vy Plated ForkB....,....
From 81 70 Ct, D, zen Ftolins, averaging SO
From q; to e3,' i. Dozen Silver Plated Spoon
Ho!terF, 90 to $2. ..+......................:..-
FEN a@ Ga9tss RSefsi *lo
From is to 195, 10 Dozen Extra Heasy sil7er
-. f1ated T. Teaspoons.
Tic balance to be made up from articles donated
from Ireland.
, 1864-03-20

Sold BY LORD d Smith, Wholesale DEunststs, q
Lake street. Chicago H., General Western agents, 70
whom all orders may be addressed. 1e1lstc-lJW7AA
, 1864-03-20

"This r. And caught the buglc from nv
side mud wound peal that shook the house !:
simultaneously We heard the door tried from
without, and, almost before the blast hid
echoed away, We heard the door, which the
scoundrels had bolted as they entered. crash
in from the butt end Of. q musket, aud the
ha3l began to M With many feet. jerks made
fired, but I knocked up his hand second be.
fore the discharge, and put him to sleep with
blow from the poker, which snatchad from
the fire-llace close at hand.
nPut up Jour Weapons, my friends" said
I to the rebels, who hardly comprehendinT
the state Of the case, were drawing knives
and pistols for q free fight. You viii gain.
nothing by resistance, "A regiment surrounda
the house, and the hall is jammed, with
troops" - "a =
Then the door opened, md Colonel g.
entered with file Of our boys, who 'procSed.
cd to dtsar1n the rucful guerillas without
much ceremony. But If any one felt sheen.