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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
Ser Sanb:t i'm miidfdppnbnl.

os'W NuoVIutb ttc Vt'tNso V"Ht" wv
@.fhdfn i'm Dt,7,Wrpitablr etsn risrf,
an. i1t ron cem I'm Sabre 1857 uliiNmth
Sice AZ Htclen. VI finaIid trahte rn
aritQ allen bunetl i'm 1taIs inc S.cdn
absr tolr t,lstn ftp rsrltIte ri. rn on
rtsrn WiN'f'ppi ; e. il eort nismole let.
batter mis is,. rem I'sten Z 3ntun etpt'
i,n. Sc f,E rahrr. eu6 ru i.lber nod
rem unte1n Mtldilrpi R%eaanasre 6snet|
Hh nad rem Ssn wenrste. Wdbrsnr
aber ebraeo unp Mtlmoufet raksi pro-
iysri,en; lt..sn 81. e,uis UNI QIheinnati
Cairo bat saasasn in wuncettotu Ndl'
an Bsceutuna Au0snommsn. untnba!t
0cuispius III Nuss. Siar,s unp pIanta.
osn ruinut. 8on rem 200 Dampftoeten
melbe ,ur 3tit Der Gtabliruna rn Btu
dare cen un,ern WiiNiRppi bsiubrtn. Fne
vieutiht nod 20 i'm. @anas.
Der 6anetl lit rief mol niGt p<r 1loa0.
esfcIat. Dir cen Niil 6ippi binab &C.
benrm @ltn buten amti 6tinrm ~ be-
aeanen - ZEN @utriuae UNI psn ritl
msniasr atfab1liden Wa,ntm Ger Jltaie.
runo. Der @uft6r, Ter eort .Qet'isbtn
murrs it mubritsinlid 0 meier Gcr
lbrl fir sie Ntbfuion, ris fir Die Sabe
rer unich Gsmtlsn. @on Cairo INN rie.
lfs 3ah ca. 10 900 Bauen Uaumrolt
rer,h'it mrrrm; Don 81. 9 iue nahNu
100 900 BaHen Az 600 Bousn BON
VI mptie uno ebenjo riele pom Nsm
Ortsa1e e. 1T RIGS III cine 0aAa
9srglelb nit csm, pas 60 battle lsin
lrtlsn.
Die Bsr5lttrune rem 6eleua Asf., rr
Neima;b Gee NebslI:naenuale !hineman
IT rurbaua umaswanrclt ne,rsn: 2it
alien 1inmcbuer Nnp Ii Qnf6mm|tu
: asn atmib,n. Soup Claiborne 2aficu
vpn DH0ouri hMt in Q.u!t Nrd in duber:
nr Ii,itisfun. WsHaal Y,ucm unit
:Stf loyis buten oue ibrs NfAer perlo
zen. urc re ys1ntaae Gee Q'b'nn lcu su
einum Gout%,abanrlaQsr umaeida fin mn'
ZEN. Wolt Wore. rsr D'0rrer rts
SduE5htta Vu.lsr in Ycuies1ue Dbl
siuiaen >}ltun surud. murre auf lsiner
Ylauso9e ron @uerilda erldc i'm. cir ibu
fir cinen Il .icremonn bitlnn.
N.faniae III caron, sur AHion nit reer
ctrt SfIaprsi aurlia thten. -De&aaleid1en
DniWlrpi. Dir Ntt:lsnnuppsn i'm IsB
tete4 5taate Yum6an Mai u,'l. Iae
@ie,b Gilt Don 2ouiN1na. Scbo'e~rit
| Ncrchnsr rielsr rtei Stooifn rcr st's'
Nlif,br Ger NttsusntEuppsn Vh fd's'
ilhlsn, mt.rtn ie 6anc ans Werf rF'
! N,tauraiion Ieoen. lie llelihe Of(tu
itai' I'M WrNiTrpithaIs bat tinfn Io'6sr
SIpP citizen. of ss ibr itmr msIesn
MIR, rapch 6d ~ ertclfn. Dix alt'
O,euunQ rtr I,nne miro jseenfaus MID
,pitrn bra.ft liz merrsn. Qas Veorte''
ten rer y rloilrnsn uni ecrR,euien plan
tussn rurb a.m's'b:h f.,tias Nrt'tte'
fam tei aesilntlsm Vnfabrm l'd rirIa
reid erme,ien. Die n6trlihm Yib'e'
orer Ysrmol,sr rteir Ylontaaen batsr
mdbr,ne r'e psraanp.nen 0abrss Gle far
tiosn A,tsihr ldlimmr mi6trou&t. ale
ca lire altsn 6srrn aeIban. Vieis Tfan
ger fsbren aurid unr mlni@en ib'e e'9s
nm yian,ussn 3u mistben uno ris Ne0
taSu.
Wie 30, R:tehr Iouten einiQs Ter Bto'
ta6tunaen zines Wannee. FER eae-4YA++f
jiiirritboI mibrsnp rer kpten rrtt Wio
nate BON einsm Gnet his gum anrtrn Re
ve;n hot
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
0ie BE q.

QUcnn mir ribt 4rurpsn aRnua potfn.
UNI re Nrbelsn. (otalr g RE Sabrse;s'i
ofna,tet. (tlsurilt III Yoorsn, III t1sissn
UNI ric1.m 8rieae ru!b untsrlodun9 rse
Siirene Elm @nre su maden. 10 mullen
lie %tsrtsip.lhof, merrs7. Mir finn ca:
Der in G1manasluna zines acorrnsttn
SyNsme ol3emeinu WtbrpFitt fir rie
@onjc,iption unp le]tf. renr 0e auf
a1aue Birte lcus auaacrebnt merren.
Nter mir fine aut tlr ris Belbrins
funQ rieler Wafre9sl ouf rie ot'olut nr'b.
n,nrio. 3abl UNI Dor allen 1inam Inr
mir railr, >ae cbne aus @shfimnifftd'
merst atieitsn Ger Disuer res Wc|fes rae
Uolf hi 3,itsn ufabr, wie sia'ntli@ RE
Sahm nebeu. Sn ut,ur 9:,iiebuna
olauten mir.nun ouerrtnae ni6,, roe IL
aenp ,in @runc uorlisat, elmer 9elentbet'
lieen Mnnabms Naum III aeten. in lebte'
rcr Be,iebune Iita,n oter 9toliaden Dor,
eit aur ssre@ten 8el9msrrs 8uan|onuns
oeten.: -
-MIll1nAft 3isbuna dt,raII
aottfinr,n2 Das N eie erfte 6ra.
oe, lter re mir @ewiebeit pfrlannen.
3usrf mar ne 3ietuna ouf cen 5. San.
ftRoeftst, Damn tpures (ls auf Ten /. 6str
aufaeidoten. snrli6 murre teri6tn. rof
ros Sri osminiRuium eis Suots einea
iepen 5tao,ea etnau Friren uno rann rie
3iebuna an irasnD etnem Sage in Ter
Milte Sanuar MonotS fe0iesen msrrs.
Nad etetem Beridts f6nnen mir ollo is'
ren Wora,n ermnr!sr, pof rie 3isbuna
nod Dor Ntenr nouiinrrt. Nat i,itern
G,fobrunasn absr idlieben rie Wsiten,
rub aus Der 3itbunQ oar nt6ts wsrre.
Disls unoepibbsit tbut lersniau5 nidt
but.
Nter, ui1r man btsrReaen temnten,
wir baden nur re6balb nsue Iruppsn
noibmentia. neil her DtsnftHrmin rsr
msilsn alien Nseimentu sum BtabIfnAs
ublduit. Bleitsn u he aIten Iruppen
i'm DifnRe. TO- III tten. rte @onicripiton
nidt n5tbis. orer rod nt&t In FEM um'
fana., wie auerR pnfl9t. Dies lolIte OIL
lereinos rt6,ia (stn. Ntu rarum 1T &c
nidt ausas(prodsn2 @ir beasansn TO-
oor elmer @ufl0uno, mel6e es verbieIet.
lber Il, 3abl Ter gstuanen rer Yotomae,
Mrmee, mel1s fd Don Neuem anwuben
|lo0tn, irasno einsn Bnidt in he Oef'
fentlitfrit e.lanasn III la0fn. Was foQ
cue rteie @ebstmniefrdmret? Gino ris
tiebtriotn Ytrthtt abtr bic Nnwsrtun6en
In rtr potomocs unt tn Get eumbtTtdh0'
Nrmu II. nabr, fomie rhe Betidh ltsr
pie R.trutirunaen in Gennedet uno IT.
tanias. 70 mdEtt he Contribution oui
cine melt asrinaere GAIL beldrdnft rrnz
ptn. ats auf BE anfanas ausae(9ristsnen
800. 900 Waun, - ia lie f6nnte wcbl IN
Wntaro&t Der fpdtsrsn Ersiri1ipsns @ne
bunesn an Gnte aani psRfaQen.
uHe fdsint In 6elosncsn to oletn
ri&ties @se .ntbultsn su |stu:. Man bt,
Rtmms sin.n Sag. bis III tsu1 Nsutpsr,
buns.n IN tsn oltsn Reeimsntsrn iertae,'
fest tue1e.n. Die lie ju tt,ism Gage an
Qerorbnen 8stransu ,p.rten uetf ben
ano.worbsn,n rsusn Gslruten pom cfr
0upt,n ber 300, 900 Mauu IN AbsuB 60
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

bra&t unb' tann fur bsn@sRsf: BE Con,
(ertption auf stuen btfimmtsn Gas anae,
fest. I Damn tpsie mon, wona@ mon f&
.su rtatsn bat uno jsptm @rlnpe aur Bt,
(&w.be III I'M 8oraus; uorostsuet. &C.
bsimnibfrdmeret unp unaewiebstt in e..
nu II pi&tieen uno faf Sscsu oirsft
oru tnrirst, brlbunren A%na,lsRtn6e;t
lout ab,r MID, aetattu rpncsn..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

aud cine OeHentIi9feit. Hranftei&,
tos stmo 40 Miutpnsn G%tnwtbnr adtt,
bot Dsrfa fuuaemdbia fat BITE 8srbone|
lune.n tss aslstssbsnesn 35rpsrs Otf'
fen,lidtsit. llm bitter &Bsftmrauua III
atulaen. b,fsbt zine %fraenannts thsnt'
Tide xritanf. ,au Ter man mitttlff GtnIaes
forten 3utrttt trtdit. DisftIbe fAst 10.
foae IS psrfousu. 60 H. rod psstA.,
h,nlstae Yrtnjtp Dswabrt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

r!efer 6srloatbamu unb ibre vu0Rdneiee
4nabtdngiatett iopie ete ee(ssli&s Orb.
folas nit. aqen ibm III @sbote Rebsnts,
Mittsln (&db.n Uni" Rdben ~ poasn. unb
ttttartibttrfttts> po6 fe. lpwsii bisf. Grit.
!sl son;ttr ~atbdnBtn, sar 5etSabs euis!.
ban Britt fef.
Per 6amburast 6enat+ Rane ts 1T
auf rdn1i&r Gtiie.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

Sic Grieaion' f@t &ouone. Dn.G2
tautr rf1 Rouitc,s. IN jsBr oVS iii Ga6e
rsr Guthrie o!e 9, fnrer oufae'1rtcn. 81
but fh unbrithip Rema&t. cine 13;6Qiat
alatts Ronons III %eonRruiren, re etne pitl[
1'6eur Mnfanaepsld rinriaftit. ,. ). sinf
pisI a,tftrt 5tcbfreft tottn fca, AID, tr'
aenr sine rsr fret aetrauditn. Grin Con-,
tratf nit ru Msatnurp tsrinat roe> Il
aor ftint 8e1otIunp ubdl,, rr.nn rtt 3a'
none midi rsriafsrs sint YulpnIaeuna
ron so yfunr undo';-;,flr j,res Yfun6
ro,iitu ubdIt r. $4,000. Gr bofft;
cis 2a"uno bic ouf 100 Yiunr III b1ih:
asn UNI 1T 9eri6, minr.Rene IS Yfunp
puiuu ~ einu Qaruna puttau6tn ~
f1nnen. Cir @olfuael miro 220 yfunp
Ihrcr lein. Or enaliide 68pflnru, ole
0lrffe Gancns, meId. Gn9lonr iebt botJ
bat bei elmer YulpuIacunQ pom IS Yfunu
Elm. Nklaneeae(d mimi iafett son 1900
Tuf In rsr Stfunrs. NAG elmer Stcefraft
ccn 273 Wiuionen Yiunr 'nt(pri6'. -
Die ee3cosnen &ononsn batfn tt gull
puIarun0sn ron 1J1O bic 1y16 ra St.
midis he YrrjeftiIs uno RE 15,ouiat
Ronone NIT sinr pulpsrlotuna pon IS
pfunc ouf Elm proitftil BON 425 plum.
gNnffdnas9sf6mfnrt9tett BON 110O-150O
Due In etr Ssfunet.
Die S,rffraft re Yarrotiden Drsf-
tunrsrt Nflrbsrs III cobsr AZ Miuionsn
Yfurr unc eie Ter ~15S6Qiaen Ranone SIS
Wiuionrn. Dir n.ut Grieefon'ids xancne
Miro nit Is plumb pulurlaeuua (etn
ItitAl rtr ghmue ees prrjutils) tine
chen 10 erc6s Nnfonqeae6minri9fHt. rts
rer snalilde So pfaneer mi siRt sicf'
fraft pom So WiIicnen Yfunt, alfc asrare
rrrptll 70 pisl. ME jtnu botsn. Wit 100
plumb pulosrlatuna mlrre RE 0efdmtn.
riafrit auf 1000 0ue unit eis Steffraft
aus 68 Migionen pfunp atRtia,rt wursn.
9Hsnn Grieo(on ras trreibt. 10 rirr ir:ne
&ancns unbeeinat RE md6ttaRe isin. rfe
,e je asasbsn bat. DIR @uB rsr 3dnone
it tereits ufo(et unp bshnest f6 jebt IN
r.r Napp yare ~ 8rcofIpn, UNI fir esn
ouipen DierR in Zen Stanr 0s(tbt ~
merrsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

Sic Glodsira9e. Die pom Apritul'
tur,D spartfmsnt srnannten Gommifdrf
mslbe untulu6m loQsn. In ME net,
Nlads. 6onf unb onetre Gaitrr @twd6ie
aIs ein Sutfitut fdr Baumnote usrnsn'
pei msrein t5nnsn. pHeen f6 ~am "a.
D.bruar In " oibtnaton ptrlammtln. Waitt>
ltspeile fne ole Ytrlenen. wel6e@rfabrun'
a,n In efef,r Sahe baten, auf9sfo1esrt.
bic @,lultote itrer Gori&ungsn. proben
bon 6onf. Tlo6s unc onesren Gafrras'
mddl.n in Urn perf&ttosnen Staetsn tv
3ub,reitune. fowie DE euraus ansefet'
tio,,n @erptte n cine Bsi6rsibune tse
rat.t .anasmonrien B.rfabrsns an ea5
N%orieuliur' Department. ein3ufsnrsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

9as fran30fi@e Seer bsfebt. nod rem
an ben aesbasb.nttn 35rper ttrtbsilttn
@elbbu9e. tp.ltts cine GarRs0uua bsr
irnr.n unr dueersn 2aac Gronfrsi&s
entbdIt. aus 654,247 Mann. In Sunsrn
Aebtn 325,316, In slatsr So. 651. tn Sta'
lien $1,000, in @bino uno Qodin6tnd
1873. In msrifo 34.58f, bis Nsfsrus be.
trdat 217,261 Diam. 80 -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
llmfere NerIujte I'm, Grieae.

"N'e ~eItuVIe VIZ. D. C1eHe.t
wabrsnr Res aanaen R.tease msrptn pon
er u. y. "Iriouns" ieIsenrumabn an<
AeSsttn
1crie -. 25 272
@uruneeiei, no no. -
Don rtn Wnmunerten- i,nr q 537 int.
heru at0O1tsn ortr .poa9dne'e unIat.a
Afma&t. wonu6 I'D. ftt 5atl cot ~
9ce''n unc urfatia Wsmoat,n auf
81. 799 n,ul;;. :,
Gins Stitnn9 ru VsrIuRs in en- III.
n1et rt'6 &tuntbeihn IT, neu fariuiasr
UNI mtrr nittt nit Nniprud ouf Wtnau'
iafsi' a'mo&t psit.n fa"nm. 10 Iunae
nidt eie Bu,d's rtr Nojn (ammtIi&
rorIitstn. Mit at,mliar S,&s.b it taun
mon oter a%nnebmtn. ra6 eie 3abl etr
rurh Rianfhsiltn hinaetoflen toppe!t 10
arcs ii aIs rie rr loelen uno lotaA uns
fabia @emadtrn. Ttss uoitt. ole.
On 1ranfbrit g.; ito,tenen 1O5 598.
Dit @s(ammt,abI Ger I'm 3ris9s 81:
'setsten betrdat remua& 1873 1877, oI(e
unatfa6r Elm St4hu oler in Diem glue.
'snsn Solratsn mi, Nusit!Lb su Dtt'
monatemdnntr."
Die bier anasast.ne Qn,obI Der @efal<.
lensn unr 0srmunrsitn 1T cf,ntor r,l
III auiaa. S'taeu mir eit N.iultan bloc
rG S9Iatten auf rtf Niraiuiibsn Gals.
inisl untu We@lsbane> apr rtr Stla@nn
tsi 9torctucrsuiue, 0rsruidalcmn. Gths,
'ostura unit 9tidamauea auio mmtn, 70
tommi (bon tins at5ene 3ah! beraua.
etenlo a~Iautsn mir. rak folasnes Mu..
Qatfn 1tet rem 3Sutbads cer tritat,u6.
tiasn Wohnfdait etmas asiuat il. Dali
Itlhe N.di. (oat nimIih: .
loataen if Ger 3vwads. cen roe Q1np
ratrfnc rte 8rieaes an frieae!l&tia,t
Dtanui6oft ubalun bot. UNI mebr ais:
res Icpptite Qt1Etr. Tislu 3uwot6
en1nrbt ndmlib Ibsilt rutt ginmanrt.
runa aus fumrsn ednrrh Anp tbsilS
cu,d rsa @intriti rsr inliuetl6tn 9YAsW
in rae mafenfdbiRe NIir. BsirsS IT,
lammm e,9iett cine 8ermebruna eu
7 'ae1l&ti8m. Mann daft UNI 400. 900
Wunn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

abr Id nil ni&t ruben, unb nidt lduet'
asn, bic Id fsbe. tob tte @tstne unp
Stftfen unabdntrltde, p%ollRdntipe. un,
bebtuels, uuuuflaistbar Grstbett bsesu'
ten.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

~ab1enr res5 aanaen R.teaee msrctn pon
eu u. y. "Srtoune" irIsenrumubtn an<
AeAettn . e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-23
II Y aIEIA.
Sd6s, t.iliss sMtur, ......
0ab MID sstn asf lstner Gpur;
0sit. mid an bein.r 6ans
Ntt elm Gtul AM @duatlkanl,

Nit Elm 6ns ant @dngtltanl.
Das Dsn Ratur srrslt tin.1 Gtarunl scn
9tsantsn In uns. glatur ID bic guss 0,tirsmss.
Tatur iR Der Sntssrif aass s1irlliass, aI.s
Uatrn uns ieltf aud i.inss sdsins. Hatur
II allss mas mir tennsn une Gnts nae MIR nidt
tsnnsn. CO. mut unsn,ltA m.tr i:in in Der gla.
tur, als mir l.nnsn uns tssrsiisn tsnn,n.) gtatur
ii Nqss in Ultm. Hltur IA tn urtneltdte Ors
sanisnus, son Dem an.s, nas wtr l.nntM, nur
sin She'll If. So if FER Nen ldtns rsaaismns
nur Elm Sesil Res uu.mnliGtn Natarorsanlimus.
Rats sntfstt IN tr Haur unr sura fls, Xns als
i.s psrsstt In Der Naur uno rura s., ,. 5. an.s
ssrwanpelt nur swiS feline 0,ltalt, feline Jsrm IN
rn Ratur, atsr tltitt smis i'm eao6s Der glatur,
w.il n. Naiur A1ss in Nnem III.
| gtatur III aQtr etsif unl alIs Rruit; Gcss mas
wir tsnnsn, tss.i&nsn mir msnialasr 0sle mi
cen Nrrtsn stoh une 9raft. uns wsit.r fsnnsu
MIR Niats. sDas at.r Stof IN In i,tn.n 0e.
isn, wiT.n mir at&t. 60 wihtn mir eu6 nidt,
mas Srait IN in itin.m Usien. Dtnusa ssnnsa
gtr tsiss ttr gut In ibrsn erideinunssn unb sD!r.
h,usea, In ibr.m Gsmyttr. Db Die &rait aus
p.m etsTs sntHstt, wis Rsnde nsasn, UsM ct
ctr etsi iurd tie &rait smasbA wis 9nsns
msinsn, pltr Of ttise, 6iuf uns &rait suu Gnia<
t.it tsr ,uiammsn srfrtsn. wts Die Critten iassn,
pas tSnnsn mir gass Sotl t.laupt,n, atH mid.
t.w.i,n. Btr knnsn ntdt etsf stne Strait,
nod Strait otns S.sf; 9sss sns.a mir INNER
unl at.raa Ssrsnt. Dt etSH nar serei6tsi.
Rrait (Ylsnarsn, ssrsi&tstla aiomsn) UNI Rraft
nur Mrilnnitr etsH. tat Taft RG Isid,t III Dor.
faG.n, atsr mic In Rirfli&lsi. fAritun. g it.tnt
ter cine @rsn,s iu tin. he Der @rnfa nlat assr.
|Ia,itsn fam. % mub uns ssnisen, ~ niitx
I,as e Stuft uns 8raft sitt: ia, MIR miEtn i.tr
ucbI, tae ss ssiAtsssxs StsHs uns r.rI6i.s.ne
Rtaft. gift. als sitis etsFs unl RrGit. Gus
ut,rau In t.r Namr ssnau abssmsiTem, .rwca,r.
l5umrnifrt. gas Ctstormunisn IN, Niswr.
hdiuiF. maF.n f& I'm un.ntliAsn @an,,n Ter
0aur in 5armcnis aufIOfsn.
DIR @sniA lama srm5ss i.inu Dsnllrsit IA.
. Ratarmab. th Naturtarmsnis ens,n. uns ii.
gcts trsiH tsn tmmsr lam Ha'u-maj m-id, tltA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-23

s1rlIte ntat aItttu ber Narr ct =.
Gin ,tr rrivrttasl,r uns sabsr ws:n 'in'r br0m'
mattit a,aAt.t,r Sarstr mar tir,lid sS at'Hss
rat aus timer @tl,ni&ait ,arid,ststrt, i&pantsn-
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Das 6 aidialptr aI.tm.u.

Tas 8 did albtr HIetntu.
(Ruttsr ~ just S6tnlsin, tie pom elmer
1s&sstt tommsn, ju wsla.r ~ s,bsn timex auf
sislss gittn srlautt Ssrs.a)t rstun, talt Str
senn sinsn Ru6.n tslommen r. as
trit&en (nis ssrsnaShm WtFdts). Der
St1t,tS1! 1!>l--- L. "a -a-.-
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3r. august 9as5s,
Gfe 3. nuS ShiaerltraBe,

- INK x,x. aystt.t. ltst FsRsns stnSsritt't "nE
W hstI tta,a Eprratk Ssn TrO9usn, D'rrfN
sARalisa, GartsnoH,n, SeIsu, Sarnna1 nn'
etirRsR, pas;lmssts,n, Grtrastsn, pauitr Nto!*
u. p pit cine srsbs auswaht ron 3atsntmep'Si'
= NxvdbSSAsyE Y. . n. on Cant.
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4lnsci0e.
1p1epb Mnner,
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rt IsA 0s,Artsa putlitum ron start unH Cant
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Acknowledgements.

The undersigned would gratefully acknowl-
edge the following sums of money, contribu-
ted towards purchasing onions for the End
Maine Cavalry.
This list embraces a full account of all
monies received including list previously
published. The vegetable and other supplies
which have been contributed in kind have
been acknowledged personally to the donors !;
apublic acknowledgment will also be made
at future time
From Augusta:-J. L. Cutler, Esq, $40;
Hon. S. Caldwell, Mayor, $40; Edward Fen
no, Esq, So; S. S. Brooks, IS; L. D. Emer-
son, 81; Kilburn Barton & Co., So: M.
Hamlen, So; James W. North, Esq, 81; E. A.
Mason, So; NJ. L. Church, S26,3O. From
Skowhegan = Hon. Abner Coburn, $40;
Citizens of Skowhegan, per hand of Rev. W.
81. Hadley, S12050. From Bangor j. E.
Godfrey, Esq, So; 1st M. E. Chnrch, SAG
Hon. Samuel W. Dale, Mayor, So; Wheeler &
Clark, IS: Rev. Geo. w. Field, 50; Christian
Commission, per hand Of Mrs. George Pick
ering, $50; A Friend, so cts. From Bath =
Chas. Davenport, Esq, S.; Capt. Rowland
Fisher, So; Capt George T. Patten, $40; A.
Friend, 81; George Moulton, So; Zina H.
Trumfant, 81; Tina Hyde, & Co., s.. Geo.
S. Peters, Saco, 81; Seth g. Caldwell, New
Bedford, Mass, So; A Soldiers mother, Ken
nebunk, So; Hon. N. W. Farwell, Lewiston,
$40; j. NJ. Pierce, & Co., Greenfield, $40;
A Father for Martin l.. Locklin, Co. F., 81 :
Citizens Of Wilton, 1925; Two Soldiers
children, Of Wilton, 35 cts; Citizens of Far
mington, $50; Hon. N. A. FarwelI, Rockland,
So; Soldiers Aid Society, Athens, $40; Mary
S. Prince, 50; Mrs. Lizzie M. Bailey, East
Bradford, IS; Citizens of Winthrop, per hand
of Rev. W. 81. Hadley, $37; Miss E. A. P
by Mr.. Hadley, So; Charles C. Durham,
Pawtucket, r. l., SIS; Mrs. c. G. Burnham,
81; Miss Jane M. Mason, Pawtucket, r. l.,
So; 1st Parish Kennebunk, $40; Pad Parish,
Kennebuhk, SS5; Mrs. Capt. Tobias Lord,
Kennebunk, SO; John Pierce, Embden, 81,
from Mr. Hadley-W. Fl. Dustin, Dexter,
from, Mr.. Hadley, $25; H. A. Butler, ESQ.,,
N. Berwick, 50; c. NJ. Morse, Esq, Me. Cen
trail r. R., Waterville, So; From Houlton,
for Sergt F. W. Pearce, Co., A., by hand of
Mr.. Hadlsy. S.. CHAs. MASON,
Chaplain End Me. Cav.
Portland, Nov. 18th 1854.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

Our people are beginning to acknowledge
the importance of healthy amusement, and So
cial exercise in the open air. Having outliyed
the notion that cold, bracing atmosphere Is
unfavorable to life; and that a warmer climate
is to esought,-for all tendencies to consurnp-
ton, they are beginning to understand the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the best of all medicine
for weak lungs, and the best of all exercise for
everybody is exercise in the open air-gym-
nastics, horsemanship, walking and skating.
May the movement now under way for the es-
'aonshment OF a skating park, be encour-
aged Nothing more gracefnl-nothing more
wholesome and notwithstanding more
beautiful, has ever been tried, than skating in
croWds-social skating-and that in our cold
est weather. At- sA4L4 j. ".
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
The Pennsylvania Commi ssioners and
agents have been released from the Old capt.
tai prison on parole. , X
!, The statement that Jerry McRibben had
confessed in connection with the alleged cleo
ton frauds is untrue.
A letter from the army of the Potomac
says 80 Inactivity still prevails except the
ordinary amount of exchanges between pick
cts and batteries. The enemy day or two
ago commenced the erection of new work
short distance south of the Crater. but its
progress is veIy slow owing to the accuracy
with which our gunners throw mortar
shells into their midst wherever they show
themselves at work. Casualties continue to
occur daily along the picket line" Stray
shots frequently reach far in the rear of the
breastworks, sometimes INJECTING fatal
wounds. III $500
Gen. Burnside left City Point on Wednes-
day afternoon, on visit to his old corps.
He called on Gen. Grant, and afterwards pro-
ceeded to the front by special car. All was
quiet yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

HEAVY REVENUE STANP.-A mortgage
deed was ettat the Registry office in this city
yesterday, on which were U. S. Revenue
Stamps to the amount of fifteen hundred dol
lars. TWAS the mortgage Of the Atlantic g.
ST. Lawrence Railroad, to secure the payment
Of the company's bonds of April l, 1851, which,
by vote of the Stockholders at the last
annual meeting, have been renewed. The
renewed bonds, for which this mortgage is
given, amount to 100000 sterling, and are
dated Oct. 1, 1854, payable at the office of the
Company in London in five years from
date, or, at the election Of the Company,
at any time thereafter, not exceeding twenty
years from this date, with interest at the rate
of three per cent. half yearly. This mortgage
is subject to the prior mortgage given to the
city of Portland. The trustees named in this
mortgage are Hon. John b. Brown, of this
city, and Charles j. Bridges and Joseph Hick-
son, Esqs., of Montreal
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Independent Course of Lectures
STATE OF THE COUNTRY.


The course of lectures delivered last winter in
the City Hall on the affairs of the Nation, by
distinguished gentlemen from different sections
OF the Union, having been SO universally appre-
ciated and sustained by the people; and in accor-
dance with the request of large number of our
citizens, and also in view of the continued dis
turbances with which the country is afflicted, it,
is deemed advisable and useful to institute
another series of like character for the coming
winter.
1t is believed that by this method of obtaining
the carefully considered and best thoughts of
able minds from different sections of the Repub-
Lie, not only will the patriotic life of the people
be quickened, instructed and strengthened, but
that something may thereby be done to comfort
and mitigate the sufferings of the sick and
wounded soldiers of Maine, who have perilled
their lives that the life Of the nation might be
preserved aeH
The proceeds of the course will be devoted to
the benefit of the g Portland Soldiers Home.''
The management of the course will be under
the auspices of the following named citizens:
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Movements Of Gen. sheru,a,,..

NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
The Posts Washington dispatch says the
Richmond Wing of Wednesday states that
zen. sherman has sent large part of his
army toward Selma, Alabama, indicating a
movement upon Mobile.
The Wing also demands the rebel authori-
ties to call out special force OF 49, 900 men
to annihilate Sherman and Sheridan 1t
thinks this can be done, and assals the rebel
congress for incompetency. IA -
The Commercials Special Waghington dis
patch says: No official intelligence has been
received from Gen. Sherman, and none is ex-
pected for some time.
The richmond papers are anxiously scanned
FOR information Of his movements. They
know just how far Sherman has advanced.
1t is thought the Union army is at or very
near Macon, which is evidently Sherman's
first objective point. 1t is 104 miles from
Atlanta, and its capture would be great tri-
umph.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

Destruction of Manitfactories, Mills, &C., at
AtlGlsta and acknowledgements of General