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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

EUEL FOR U S. COURTS
sealed s9 !s PTopo,als vi be received me at ihl
sorlheEn District Of Ohio, AZ Cleveland, unii
WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day OF July, lss4 for ths
tsd states In said District 70 b furnisbSi and DE-
iveTed 81 the United StattE buildins
CURED y Tue Marsba Tor the yssT sadins JSg %
1855. Bidders will be rsqHirsa 90 t9esay the Prieea
S'os and their proposals Will he Aocompanisd By
sauplss thsIeOf viz:
Bit1minouS Os al Dsr ton Of 2.OOo pounds.
Pine findiing wood per Iosd Of t0cabIc fest.
Fuel 10 be delivered in such part 81 the said build
ipP a. the Marshal may direct free Of ai chaTgaa for
measurs uent, p6rieraes or othsrgise.
btIs In csss the interests OF the Government shall
reGuirs H. on account Of excessive prices or frAudu-
IsIif combinations. EARL BILL,
Onibd States narshAl.
Cleveland, June 20. 1884. june27 l5s
UEALED PROPOSALS Will
- be received at the ofies q the Deaf and Dumb
asylum in the city of 69l1mlng. ohl9, and also AZ
tbs civ OF Cleveland Ohio ,upfii noon OF the 1th
dsy OF Jnly, 1861, for furniang all The lime and
F9cf gor nscessary for ths completion OF the base
msnt Of tEs PES Deaf and puAt AAJ lnm In Oolum-
hs stSis Viii furnish al fhs zone, brick and wa.
tergH ne to the sontrRolof, on tie sronnd-
TIE bios TO be by ths Terh foIlhe stone For land
saiI. Thsre viii be shoR 2,toi perch Of stone and
!, 500 90 brick.
Also, proposals Will - eElFll LOT furnishing the
N ing ttI1I -
and ihs puiside dnor-fa ~ satl baseE ~ "
@ S us,l, - ~. slIita lesd q ijnsend oil paint.
OiS l y VA ~ Ps . = ss5ys, led bF bond in the
~ ~ ~ tt ~ ~; - - cst the Bmoult involved,
ifions tbsf tSs nsrtviaRins the pFcPo,Rl
bid will accept the ooHtractithe same Is >
Eaid party, for the fAith nj Fiormanee OF the Co.,
tract on their part ~
Plans and specihcatiORs ~ De seen 81 the eihoe
OF the Superintendent, On ia AHYlnm grounas 10
Ooluulbu sna also AT the nee OF the Afehiteet u
OlaTslEDd.
The blds Eili be opened aaaid once In OOlHmbus'
on the 9Th dag OF luiY 1861
anv or si me bids eoTsi5d iDC0.lpsIible with the
| intareEts % lie state d. BLADkBURH,
lrcbfct and superintendent.
oIsysIand. Ohio. Jine D, 1854:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02
HUNTERS EXPEDITION.

THE EXPEDITION TO LYNOHBURG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02
From the Cincinnati Galette's Oorrsi

ARTILLERY LOsr AT SALEM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02
2. p, CHASE.

Secretary Of the Treasury.
Notice to Q6iesys receiving depoIits under
fhis GdDeTtisemsnt:
The preliminary certificate Of deposit Of two psr
cent. must not be credited upon your accounts Cur
rent ss itas to be included In the dhai depoit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

TwODAYg FIGHTING AT LYNCHBURa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

THE CAPTURE OF LEXINGTON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

Destruction of tn. ,raIlrOad at Liberty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

Mr.. Stevens made g report from the
Committee on Conference on the Civil
Appropri4tihn Bill oOncurrsd in together
with the clause to lay marble floor in the
old Republican Hall, and spply $4,000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02
H5" 1krIsEMENTs.

- 'JN1s 49, vs!s shs Ta,-- THRHH THOUs-
Tsrd % Pacific Lawns the 'fn-
I suhalo. on. sRisM6LD %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02
~ sTfAM PRIMTIMa
/ ESTABLISHMENT.

The Proprielors se constantly in the
receipt Of ali the Abdefn style OF New
Types, and are prepfed to execute,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-25
The Southern Finances.

Mr.. Trenholm, the Secretary OF the Con-
federate Treasury has written letter to the
Commissioners to fix the prices for tour of the
States Of the Confeaeracy. 'The chief cause
Of the acpreeation Of the currency IS the as.
trust u; Government securities: a.'d the SeeTc
tary undertakes IL show that iii. distrul1 Is
without reasonable toaniation. ti2 says
The et.:ire pub:io dit, funded aud u"tnnA
aa was an The l.t OF july last a',ojt 81 80,
600. OUu. The ex I,nSe> from ii'e / :! Ut July
10 the l>t Il December arr e~tlua't'E If a'out
1926, OO0 900, making XII aggregate o , I,1'o,
600, 00O :,
In this a;naurt i ioc|u:2fl $3.50, 600. 600 Of
tour 1,ar cent. bonds, to re issued IN place OF q
like amount OF Old currency funded under the
act OF FEB Il, 1861 but a considerable pnr,
3on q his surn will O. returned into the lrea-
sury ui;drr tie Tax avt; or, IN otter words,
the whole sun. prodnced ny the taxation OF
the preseut yaar will bc applicable to h. re-
anction Of this aggregate Of $I,jT5 0j0,OJO. -
Let liberal allowance, however, iJe made Tor
onnosita contin ee:.cies, AMI let the debt on the
lat If January. 1863, be- SET down IN round
numbers al 81 500 900, 900 let the war be sup,
nosed to continue, and ia lis progress add
$500 600 600 more to the national debt. making
the aggregate finally 81 600, 900, OOo This
would entail upon Us an annual interest or
$40 600 coo" H then argues that the abl-
tv Of the South to bear this burthen with It's
resourse should not be doubted by any one.
number OF wounded soldiers from Sherl-
dams army were brought to Philadelphia, last
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{; 9 4 |! y ! l. {.

cyHEApE3T AND BEST COAL OIL ~
I TIRE CITY, b7 the barrel, Or al retal, ly..s
cSs as Iow, OF. {ozosq. than the tot9sst-.Y4Aily
on0t No. Is Royal street,
-, .r no haa 1,1nps. Chi1nnies, WiVs,
md everything connected with tho trAde II
svery variety Of style, togethe with seneral
assortment Of Gas and Steam fixtures, Cnan-
deliers, Pendants, BRACKETS PREP Lghts t uasS
Paper saads &c. all tn th9 p psw s's'S'
Cas- Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
nromntlv attented to all work warranted.
S0' nov 14-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-25

4 Warning to my Customers and Friends.
rAvTNG been Just from the markets in
ii New York, and receiving daily circulars,
I would announce to all my customers that
Goods are really advancing AZ gain daily, and !
would most respectfully advise, everybody to
buy their Dry Goods now, as stli continue e.; 70
sn nn the idea of removing on the lst of Jan
narv come and don't delay as is your time
oG syery body raises the price Of their
Goods Ali goods not sold by the 1st of Jan;
aary will be sold at public auctoa o1 Zone a and
lay in your Blankets shawls and man o10aFT ahe
,,bats the matter! Hurry up and 60 to
schwarz'g; he is waiting for you, and the goods
and prices will suit you am Is sure Zen WARP
oo+ TT No. 1872, King Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-25
q ca D.
ANIEL 81 4 7
MERCHANT 7 Al l. q x,

uAVING taken the stand Formerly 0ccu.
H. pied by vs. S8e a. nat 70 ali ali Orders
trusted to him, and promises to keep up me
reputation Of his predecessors. Dec ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-25
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
BLOOD PURIFYING
A Nd
? i R. q A T / 7 + II Z R BY ,
IN Pills and P1s5Isys.)

rtj ar- l,nreicuiarlS efficient III The cu:r Il: II
chronic. diseases: 70 one uu!d dlSpn!r ~: Gig
cured without A,.t trying them. < family
should be without them, Tor by Iher Ainrlt I've
much sickness can b }'reveHttH' 'ty aie iG-
y1r1t<i tirect IT, this port by the: u!.oar>i1&v>5
md their purity, efficacy Ans' safety csn he
lied ug,>;n with perfect v,,nidcntt.
Iha following gre sons .! IRE Ci!s1a>ts Which
have been permanently removed by lh1'r isss:
letter,
Inflammation
Of The bowels,
consumption N IL
eariy BtN ges. headache,
nsthma cough, sore eyes,
iuckjaw, ruprures, rbeumaIlsnl,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pam III tae
breast and sides, deafness, nerVJlSLoss,
spotted fever, chills and fever, sguo, open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, aaA rheln esq
car scro!ula jaundice, tape" or1n, D!4-
icusness, eruptons Of the skin, bowels
complaint langour, goul dropsy,
elys!pelas worms, cnollc pl!os,
dinrrnoea, hoarsnoss swell
:IEs, bloatings, bloody
and white fuz, dys
ente1y, co6slV6-
noss, njea-
sles, &c.
Also, PROF. WUNDRAM'9 KBEUhA'
TIC TINCTURE sure and safe Eos.
acute and chr onic rheumatism, 10 matter o!
how long standing. xxzx>.,.re
PROF. WUNDRAM'S GOUT POWDERs
(Girht Pulver) if taken III conjunction win TIE
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or foWz
DERS, will most surely cure the worst Cases
Of Gout and Infamatory Rheumatism.
PROF. WUNDRAh'S EPILEPTIC X E.
MEDY, the only safe and reliable remedy
known for the eeTta1 =, cure e, Of hRii9pEa I31s
PROF. WUN D A M : TAPE YIN
POWDERS will completely carry OF this
troublesome introder, and also remove all othos
worms most effectually from the system:
PROF, " UNDR A NJ 5 VEuETA bLh
sTilEl CHAL ELIXIR, &n !nva!oabio re-
medy against asthma, billiousliess, ps:a ~ lie
breast, coughs colds, dysen5;eiy, qsr 1aois'
iaintness sudden indispoeition, dyspepsia, sea
sickness &c. Every family shou d have 0os-
tie Of this Elixir in the house. and every tray
eller in his valise It can be safely, gwen W
the smallest children, there being.no laudanun
or other deletsrious substance IN It, Try u: W.,
PROF WUNDRAM'S IOOIh- a Chs
DROPS give immediate relief and are more
reible than any remedy yet known: one tfls
"i PROF, WUNDRAMs HERB TEA, cam
not be too highly recommended to all d!spep~
tics sick and convalescent and those sunef'hs
A'9 PROF 81 ' " NDRAM's RHEUMATIC
HERB TEA a valuable aid in curing rh7umsz
tisn; also for curing gravel
Full directions accompany each remedy
'' JfULIUs D1ENELT, Dentist.
las Prince ST., nearly opposite the fost olnos'
between St. Asaph and Washington sts1
J. R. p1ERPo1Nf IS $. :. c?7nsz
King and Washington sts:, Alexandria, ~
LEWIS MILBU RN,
n. &. corner Of King and Washington u.s.
And 81. L. PAUL., No. 81, Prince s!;4
nh l8-tf Cor. Fairfax. Alexandra. ys:
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4 number OF wounded soldiers from Sherl-
dams army were brought to Philadelphia, last
Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-25

nEADY FOR ACTION Having eom RRS e
II all my purchases in FALL and WlNIan
DRY GOODS and MlLL1NAK4, l 1especSS
fully invite my customers and the puonc geit
orally to give me a call, as e s6RgW41 A. 2
them all. q: SORR ~ a. ctra,e4
sep ST loA, LIZ ao
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
"DxllER WuKKlN9 PEOPLE,"

Eit{u Mueerud miro NIT sinem 6oue<
Iu,ob BON trn "U1d Abb Germans, be-
lonee,e ron rn Nbene3tIun9, rem vanre
putunrs. Nae 1T 10 rsnn nit esm>
|eltsn p?
Mm 81. Ndrs u(@isn:n ein'ae Trpuz
tirte ,inee yltm y'o,fer, rpm p,of H'ontIsn
lro5tsitbun bero1muntei:n une 9em,b
observation-disclosures Bts!hs IN
8albinatrn tsi Din Ats, UNI ibm onau:
,ciasn, rob CT prn mesen rts eldevaht
6tu,,eoeI(palitls aIe Gb'eum,,a!'rc in
,brsn Wrs,n ouiasnpmm min rere,n li tho
rob man fir rfn nod FIN Y'dnee",|doiis=
le,min einen Dam aus 9uino,e ndn'ns,
pelau G6 OH Ate" benum(s:.
Oh Mbs aubsrts abu ti eislr @elss
penbeit u. "a: ~Sm poriaen CONNER if
- in Nem yorf porpefommen. eob ''sotle
working people have killed other work-
ing people Dos loule uitt lein" &c.
Wsmbbulidtr Msnidsnsnfanr mini in
rtsien Bo,&tn swetfeIsobns uiGts Bs(ons
ress Rnpsn. Mbtr 5ofl&ranben UNI "Old
Abe Germans fn.sn pie{s Dor's pr
bn6ur0eui6 unp uerflnpen fe NIT
b6bneneem Bltd ouf Die Rarifulsn als
en- guano,ltum. "Other working pco-
p)e"-i logon fe- was fam ras ansere
pereuten, a's Die Ntaau2 Slp Abe 0eut
alto als Wrbeitn aanh ouf zine uni cie<
1elbe 6luie, Ct tsnns fsinen unte1(hier
msbr, er n Der auftt&uaife AtoIitiVniN
unp rer Waun, wie ret @eeenwa1t, 70 aud
ru 3ufunft.
" iaul una bierbei etne wabre Ansf'
ecte eip.
Wls Griecria Ter VI. ron Ddnemorf
auf isinem z tubsbetlc lag. umftaneen Jpn
rle 6ofl6tanfsn unp lau(dten unp batten
A9t auf jspee Wort auf jtre Beweeun9.
Der &6nia fonnts tctne Cuff frie9en unp
a,beilus diner. YiBBIi4 psrlautrte etmos,
re 0uiammlunA mue!e tb'aue atmi6sn
@1lnren entfernen uno talb otn9 re
Jrurento!(6aft rur@ rte 6auptlaeL rob
rsr R6nte Gem Qanre eersttn fet. Gtne
Stunrs (pdter fam Elm 9rwi0u &ammsr>
bur nod rem SdIcl1. aesilt, UNI Nlbsrfs
ron rem profs6or 8. 1u erfabrsn. o.
snlAsonsn rislsL &c ra1 ni9ts. ols-sin
WInc.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
8te lie lMaeM.

Ssnes~ pu,&- @reenbads hno- SpoiIs
1ufammenfI,ttntt &outrrn, pus rutfbtoff-
len IL, Gem NoIts aum TrpB in rfr NtAie,.
rune UNI in etn Asm'.rn au bIs'ben, ia,
MD, nur tint Aebsus,te pufe, ~(oncsrn
au@ lbsrou aebeusrn Masntsn. Bae
jsns ~ prudsn niRt wa9t fsNsn etsle ins
Sbr Rufan.
90 b5rt man ttnu bin unb ruitrtr, BE-
|snpus auf Dem 2anos, Dit u u6srun8 ;
vGr,msnt n psr xrts9,-&ins
coin .pastatn n Der Gtisbs."
unp IA poe @oit nun nab rem Gvtfpsn
-f9 iebnt. 10 mirp ouf otsie A,uberunA bin
Capital fur 9ineoIn a,ma&t. "Grtnent
- foett unIdueR Elm folder Binielrssttr
ntat ,sbn Msilen BON Dausnport rrtte
uns. psnn Il suu, prdfpsnt- sr'pab't
mnrr., elsi4 in Xrise NIT agtr Beh otrs
widsln, fin Nlann WRIT nsbr betm
pRua bldb.n pdrf,n, 2ineoln euessen
mln(dt unp wtu ben Gritotn."
Dae Sa,pner fo:rsrtn i5nnsn, ld6t f&
pe,R,btu. =. Datss abr osrnunfdee 2euas
ot,bt, ris ibnen nit @erulo boratn. eas
ia unbssltiHi&. Boaten folae 2suts
tios pte esb,unteu 3tntoInblSttsr CUR
6anb usbunen, 70 ml.ben fe balo 3u Der
u%eba.ueune toumsn, tab man tbrs
eti&teldubtststt mtbbrau@t. Was ldn''
lid i.ns Aeenteu bier unp tort on tbreu
YlanA brtnssu, III u atiurb, als ta6 man
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
&uu3 tpie uuter MlcGlcnnn.

@sn. Wtsace bat nsulta mad Wa(b
inoton einen Nus5ua aus elmer Netsuen.
3tttunB as(6tdt,. IN weItem ole SinSfln
bsttsn rsr Hspr9anilation rr Yo'omne
Nrmse rtbaltm Nnr. "a risle Ginjsln
bs,len in lsinsm haup'quarttre MID! BE-.
funnl Gnb, 70 munl@, Wsaps au winsn,
aus msl&sr 4ueQs tie NtbsQsn ibn 8e'
ridte iG6pfsn.
lie Ne1dnrnunam in er Yotomoe.
N1mr wurren bsfanntl'9 bN @raut's
letter M.me(enbeit In Wa(binoton ant
l9en i'm, 0ineoln, Stanton uno 6autd
be(6Ic0m uno 9lsi&ssite rn plan t0r
rie Dtutlineeeampaene 9elsRt. Die BE
rt9tt. msi9e ris Nsbeuenb!atin ubu cte
Neo%reani{ailon tu Yotumac Mtmfe At.
tra&t fnp nun rt9tta. Stebt 60 aIlc
uidt ansunsbmen, roe ie chen 10 9snoh
dbsr rae proeramm rn T1dblin9seam'
payne untr1i&let inr?
Bonn mcrren oinmal rte 8sudlbu aus
@a(binetpn aus9smifst ueIpn? St'
&erlt9 nitt un,er Qineoln, Il miibte f3
eann pom isinu Qbebdlfts trsnnen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31

Is ~ btadtn waste. Die 2tnssluyrtGe
bstauptst pabsr 9erabe vac G,,Rsnlbttl
uno ioot, ba6 Grsutpnt nit ber G,ispsns.
parist untr BIT. Dede fpiels. uup,maAts e
Grsmont Alm erp6en. 0srbn&,n, hi er
Gin Gsinp Wv &pnfertptlon
".
r. To IL viz sl9s pttsElsAt aus bsmlsl.
tsa AuaAtr. Que rsin .fs tun mt.
W*,na"his. ugt esntsnps. ia lhIAs ebr.
l'@s stuts fne cher Idnah II rH usbsr'
Muauna 4tIentntn. tdA .Gumenl .e.r
tr''ps. xtneSla abr Nj ME shttRN AttsS
81 ssA; is. au}s;RS, 4,otslrss ;,;;Xt
a,tnai; i, bab'n mir anrsr,b lib Wiuiousp
Nannins Gllp asianrt. ln(ee Ioet1
sdb'tn nnp 6unruiau{snr.n, unf,1e
1IrSefofsn nod taulsnp Miuionsn. D,I
xtt,a ia, rrh 9abr, esrouut unp rsr
WorE,n sabl, 20 Yli4ipn,n @oun ,Ate,n
BE, Miuiunsn zee, e drtpe. .IgnaS pa.
rcb rtsfu 0pfr bst FOLDER lsbumatt
Der &ri,a u9tfr, tlti.t A%rmtn,nra,ipn uns
asndbt?. Nihte;-nh Asbsn ned in 81
Dsfenhps man flr6tn nod fl1 8oibing.
Tor. Wasutn ino MIR ni@t wst,ti ettom,
mtn2 Bdl Qintu1ns Yoltnt cine psr4
6bnlt1e unD con(.rpai.ipf
mar, usi' It esm be&bofnsrn gsinte nidtS
,u gsies tbun poutr;S psil n in j.rsp'
Slauenballr tinsn irrentfn ,ltsbtnB ru5
pn" fab unp msiI It jee,h .tnuetfafn
Mdnh hnp @tneral aus Amt unp Com.
manic pfrerdnats, TIN ne Nrmr Widn.
ut1n onsuttrouena, mf!af %, autn Din,
asn tafaF- fe1Attn, enb TT tttHp nttt
@itt' .Gttnsn a n 5 n @e;,8
Ium Grtspir.aI9 stn. tf.nMT
Itidr9epolt et1 Ge6t!l! ani.u
fa,ten? Nein, Atpih ni&t. Nun.
MIR tdIten tos I6nQh 'Dun ii men. Abs1
Qineuln fannie @ensrdls ins 0sIt, rit
unist st9ntn Mrmssn opfrt.n,
psn Gfinpobsr 9,flf1itn,li&
(1onttn. So. tos. 2aup rrets IS
iofdr. rag ne AnQsasHttn rr 1rmh.ft
friction % eorauf atA,ftben botsm rob
rer &rit9 pefdlsrpt rt're, eamii pte a.
9snmdrtiee decentralization fir etnsu jwsf'
len Iumin I'm Nmte blribe.
WdbIl QireO!n.. unp untU 2antseburi
Efusn ptn es @epatt1 NIT ,brn Gbrs.
'bru Gribstt. ibyu 0oItbittsftHft
NOD lanAtm tIu'iaen &.tr0t ~. @tunre
arbtn. @dbtt Drsmont detr tiptn BUT
ter, snt IT ,M?ydttftt If nod uenis'n
aeHdtffam G&ldQen 8rrsttst, Ter Grierf
aorantirt. re Giro tee 9anres pinrittt
une eis Muntps Iofnin ,rbolnn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
l1eber @sn. @afed's Sttanng

El&rsisi q; H.: D.: ~a%t.nest'uns" aus
|, @a(birs'sn .95pm, 90, @&45:
Iif atya4ls,, eatFal aHpne> eos @entro'
haH,fs 8uuftidnfa un9sidAr'rt, wis (ett'
Ebsf. forleuuern, iGIfu. Bot 6tfR. BffdV;s
ui0s 6clu5r9uuftn. Mon btmuM, toe
ct jtBt aeraes In rsrltIten Mti(t letns 81.
ieble srld6I. mis e6er'ols,' did 5fn. @tant
ncN ni@t 5unt @snrautsu 'snant nbotsaa
nor. anp man froQff; III Sen. 6ehe%
Stata6sf pu Irme,7 <unp penn ,rsdn fp
II, Don mel6u W>nss? @olae Gnual,,
fotedefs btfncen F4 ins alien dtttSsn
lbsiIfn ru Wht bi rtr Nrmre, ~, mel&st
Ge oet61sn. Wsnn 6oHtf dl5 Gtnero!h
nabahti rse Y'dIrenlen frrtfommarrirut
ra,f, NIT tiebu, eann II lsine SseuunG,
unpr1dneeu aetIl btn. UNI @sn. @rant
nirr nitt in Starrs lsin, rtsfen &rieG
,u Gnrs su llbnn. holkds Ma&t III
tursr unpudrestt peblieben. er wiIp ol6
rsa YrdNrsntsn uIler miIiidrifdu &clb'
esbu aerars 70 fcrtmirlbi&a iten ea1ffn,
mic tlebrr unp i.in GinRuB mire nur rn'
~ rifnsn. Grants beiI(amen @ihaub auf
rie Erie8ean8slsBsrtsittn 1u Mu1Ea!i-
(llfn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
Gin 0cmcimea &pcppbautcn'
0eicbaft

fastn, In @btco8u tetieten au perben;;
Qdsn mir pa cine Ginlsnrun9 einse "Old
Abe German in rur @bieuDo Eritune,
in rsr pcresfraot miro, wie In auu Wslt
Ger uGbieaeo GsIesropb", Der Ne<
0tsrun0sbeamt.n unterfA :
werpe, rr @iscuermdblun0 9tneoIne
10 t1ttu oppontrsn f6nne2 Die 81.
S,aa,eaetlun9 bat oud wterebolt tis(e
1tlt9ropb unterfdben
Nepterun0sbeamt renun'
etrt uuc. wsnn mir ni&t (sbr trren, ou&
in Wrtiftln an ris pofmeiferlt&e (wiu
iaesn esbstm poliieili9s) 1ribune.
Gin aemeineree unc pe6rsres 1reibsn,
ais tts(se, .ldbt f@ ni@t bsnfen. G5
3iet 70 rsdt eots untstbansnnatur une
rem &ne9,Inn 1Btnstnu Naturen. @ct
Gin Nmt BON rer Ne0ierun9 bat, tie tas
@oupernemtnt uno nc
@olfsloup'sratnttdt .reprd'
lsnttrt lou aufb5E:n. Elm FREEZER Mann.
sin Blr9u eer Mfputlit Al (sin, - ct III
ttn Bsbeuertrr Sftuur tn TIN &usen rtefsr
Mlilnablen. une miu e. ros ni9t letn,
miu CT Fem jceiem prdfesnten nt&t io5ar
(1r stnsn awsttfn Tumiu i'm 8oroue
buleiesn. 10 n It Ter @ebme perfauen.
Wull1li& ma6 eisifs Ereiben In Watb.
tn9,ou rsn ta&nsn Bdfau fttsn, -
(onR lance Is ttsn alS u%u1enIirbar ni&t
Ratt.
pfut Ieufsl ncd .inmol 0ter riele
Sperpbonttu unit "Old Abe Germans
Sis treiben IS fof dryer, ols 6Rretdi(&s
Sptbel. I'm rtt Greibstt ru YuNe au
ut'tt1p,ldtn, efnuneiren ie nt&t nur 6er>
%ousaster une Rseonsure. foneern leadr
au1 rls, melde rts -f1eie Yu6e -untsrs
1lb,n. @ts lanas miro 20 rouern. raj
aud Th rsnunetrt muesu, he ein f1tise
9ournol ttftn,-mie lonae tie tt,{s "Old
Abe Americans unp ".@ad Abe Ger
mans" stus ausrunterlbdn1bRe petition an
Slp Mbs ri@tsn. tae tr rod tte r~apifalen
9ldttet Bdhslt& unt.rbrldtn m59e2
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
M6E8yF
Der - ,,,pfrat.
DaDenpurt. JDwa.
9ouuutao, ben 81: @ar, 1864.
Jobn 6. Tremomt,
Der @anettat re 0elfs6
FIR rie ndbCc HtdneehNbaft:

~ To day :your Administration is seeking
10 connect itself with whatever is coNsERvA.
in the land TO SECURE A REELECTION. Its
most decided p%roclamations are either called
IN question by the President or rehdcred nj,
Eatory by half hcdrted execution. Its an,
,lounced policies arc those of amnesty for re-
bells, war and rcpulsion for Radicals. Its "c'
credited spokesman arc the ~revilcrs Of what
freedom has accomplished, the traducers of all
the ndtnhcc men Of this age. If t}iat Is to be
tho Administration Of the future, so vouched
for and dominated, in what will it differ from
4, REACTION, A COMPROMISE, A SURRENDER
Shall we mayer learn, even in the midst Of
such experiences? Bcthink you how every
in our national attitude for three
} ears past has conc up ONT Of disaster to DIR
ari's, has been a torn reluctant consent n l.
YIELDED ~ OUR DESPERATE MIsFoRtcNEs.
lGrAtz Brown in the u. 5. Souuto;
March 3.h tsGl.J
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
Sh1kamt9 pif fQIQt
aulom1tn 1858 549.84O

1ulamrsn 1858 549.o4O
6isrin III natdtIi@ rae Colt Mot ~
teerifen, eas ni&t aAt Wanp 8slatd'>
absr srppritrl ruree. -.
Sem ~Olbioib Nortbpeftrh" jhis'ae
n pte vQumbr Satlun" ro1t ~ &nes
ii, 6ol,(@ldsu babsn tbre &s atRe'
b,p8,n unp pnloNfn ete 8dIrtr. Dae
@d@dft fol- ri.lsn @ihtu pes tttfsK
5dnns wsssn, vt eas Babnsn BON Bt'
aen tinru.. ni9t 10 teeeutsnb 6tHstsn
iein. rpte fonf. Da9tseh bsrt6tet: Vie
S@aa Clair, Grss Yrte", pa6 pitfeu Dtn'
tt, nsnie,ns so Ntuiontn Gue Bouth.
FAMINE ouf.4peu &bippsma, &au elatrt
uno M.ncn,pnet yulost trorbtit, ntif
msbr ole il. ,frlber. Drdptertst ravtn
tomunen II, Ut SdBmnt1sn pom GSsppepa
Rails, Gau &Iotrs, 8aubed A., w ~
B.,tt.ru 9sldntttsn ~ wsrtsn, j.. 8ef
ssbt bsn mif1Tipy1 ltanntst nd&- .{(deA.
DIN MaadIttsn. IS frtsn f&en xentrat'f
at9sld o1.n, I'm Stdnme mad Rod So
iant, 1000 Gue ~ $14, ~ lttfern. -
e. Demlslbsn Blatt III tdt1lt& tiu lss't.
f&n 6s6fsbtsr puGtrt, iuptsa q. Hett u.
iaa.n,. unlsre @plbatsn Iittsa N1tatt ON.
,Sfo1but, tit Datnsn bel, Gau, !9latss Sgtks,
neutrality-suspicious. nit b'sftt' u'btl ~
.luftt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
1olourpouftiDn.

DR. Winsrol: Nst9'bum Ter Der.
6taafn III snorm uni dte1trtft bei n Ct.
TEN Que &1mariun9en. So miro BON
Wri,ona 9eidristm, rab rsr Nti&tbum
eislt6 Iur'toriume on meubpcuen 0tt'
toQsn austn erob ssnus it, UNI rte aaras
BunrW(6ulr uno nod pislmal mebr in
sntiprtaeneu 3sit abjutroasn. wsnn It in
eestanetr Ds,le aueBsbtu'i miro.
Gle 3'pstem0nss in @olorure If inc
Dat esieBt. Das pom zen pehI'&m
Ierri.orien unb Staatsn bic lum Atlauf
pes Gieealjubrss 1863 go. 9unD nbal,
tens @Olp beIduf' {l@ nab psu Es1i@'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-31
@puperue,tr 8ram,lette.

Woup., Bramlette Son &tntudp, hu
ushli& Mttne imudte, G@ Der g%uruuiruna
unp 3isburR tn Stlopsn in Xtntudl nit
@.wult ~ wipultb,n, bat I'D sin.s ,ssln'
rsrn teonusn. Bubtid siu!i& bat &
,nttedt, raj In leinsu, @taatt snf&i
"white trash" senue u%orbanesn III, I'm
BE an te1,n Quot. febtsnpen $4,000
@onn aug bsu1elbea 'au Rsutu, ,uno etn
Sttapsnbalttt nnp es1tu~ Sfppf&af-
@ott bspatts - te f6nHs, ale Sc
urine at(oht pi4t III bsu Ntse tttbsn.