davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18

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SssA4 Dassss u. srslp. asss srsss, Sra 81. stfsrs.
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q N.d, ~ rsd, 8. S'srrtfss. z. 8. Ngsa. 8. 9. 9H.
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net eiery Gttrxst / drraarsae U. 6. 6'faus. Davis 2
true. Samss 1ssmpfrn. q. u. d.IsSdu. 2. z. Ssnsfssntss,
NuauR Darnssslb, qrufs Dafaturn, {. Natte. Itarssses
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ihafts fasruss bas(u dsrpsEs'tsu tn Siati Da'srscrt.
2eett Gsuhts. Srra fds.
I Dr. lt.,si,, ssi ~ tstrttb.nt.n V,tdsns loa ut
duu s,matuli&eu epa.iaat fstn, peI@s vasu auf Ies0a.
a~antmms, saflt 9infeu baatn. fsi&s Dtscehn In uHberes'
Id sm etseatbsm bslssi. sesr sessu vof5uli&s st4ubct
uns fns folds Darldbeu 3tufsn ~btIisb'
3 Ter Bstraa es autsrifrtsH &apitaHOust III sa bun.
bert tauftut Dsuars; detien fcuen tunttrt Tsaert besa.
ssn, Won etRen iebu Prsjeuf ser cher an lem 1. 8sbr. 1854
IN s.,ablt uerteu fcaa. Der Rsa fu usn 3stf ~ 3dt eiH-
tosbit psrbsn, 10 uts Il Ter acknowledgements bsfag's'
Suatiuttsu heaimmtu mag.
4. lie 3ett be- aujanss etsfer 6 crprration II tr I. 6sbr.
1864, II. Svneteuus s.fsltsu fdat af ben 1. Stbr. 1854 I
5. Dis 0ef&diu tsisster Gsrss'att'h foasn Bon sinsm
aontrcatrunssbsars ssfutrt rerstn. sr aus feb,sbn aettS'
ndrtu. etu Daasur e, stakt D~aueuport uus etm 9rsafartr
rysn eeett Gsunts ex off clio teasts. uue ttefe fensn aas TX
ri 9Qittr etaen Prdfhen.m uue eiuen Bta- Prafsentsn srntHxs
usn. ets isuu former sinsu s&asmstasr ara5lsn unsfeldt
oupes Ssamse, uts su 3sit u 3sit ale uotbts s'fadnsn
mag. DIR Geutrsuisunsstsare fUu bird biz 9aicritdthtr
rsYrdfentirttn aetttu 1rdtlt psrhtn. Gts eric aDatt Fnett
am raeu Noutas 10 Rouatt 8sbrud< 1864 aatt. uab fa'
usrbtn idbria au isb,u easu wsontas T." Ronais Sanuar.
6. d. ksaa. Bstras bon eanlb oter %eias,fstdt IN nd-
Gt tts Gurporattou ju trsent sinu 3sit a& ftssn bari, foa
uias jret Ertttsl ~ Gapt.alfouss hb.rfsissu.
4. yrtsstcssuthum br esodbafter foa fur he e@ulstn
tr Corporation ntat baftea, Is fti senn Bic ism oarass
ai&t apsuathse-Atf&la ~ss,abIun en- su tsm eavttalfsns.
s. Der Gapttatfoub eiefr Suatiuttoa mag bs IN B"
6pmms pom fsbtn huusa It uub fuufits taufsne Doaarstr'
kttt ret.n. soraassstsf. hss stodtaftt'. rd6s iue Dit.
, til bs Gapitaifuuss rtprdfsuiireu, bsfur aimmtn.
Boil Wtulmw 121Ws
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
aus Bsiden missabdlsea Madst6ses sbes
;etsft affatre 1ssbr7 Vrunb NIB HSben tats
Eats ifats lgrsD arfeghsG TIN bn 0eatsal
|G9urai adj ihial tvfd6rf puree. 'G''saoI'

wfe III Ieullniela. 1Dsr R.1g. 9ttale''
ritb zber rempfrdtilhen ssparteis f4' ia
ni9t mebr in BET SftarsreifraSe gu ecraz
prcmittiren, fontern cine platfor1n' anSu'
nsbmsn, mel9e Abl4affun9..te s,
stlastret pur1 Nm I neirup 8
@st. Staaten ,Gpnfitutier
rrrlan9t. Z ~
Nnrere remutrahfds Blitter idlisbsu
ii6 cicitm @trlhia3s'un: 60 hudt naz
mentid rer Cincinnati u8dtsfrsunr" III
ttweilta, tab ,tie SflapreifraBe atiplu'
lctale, ipncsrn cine natirnale
III uuc la9t iu Sdhu0e tines Ian9ereu
NrtifeIS: 80
uNein, tic S%ttacenfraae 1T zinc wirt'
li9e, feeiale, pclitil6e unc rationale Traz
&C, bic 9ebit,crii6 cine ene9alti9e Soluns
Ytrlan9f. Cine n%aticnale 1ra9e mar fe
in uniercm Natipnaltepustleiu 1ton tett
Weltben rer Union. 1ab fe felt @ues
tru1 rrr %9toenmdrtiyen 2srptuticn aut)
rcm leaalcn g tancpunfte aus als cine ma
tienale .;5raae tstraftet rtrptn mliB, unc
mic ricitltc auf trnitltuttcnsle Mcilt III
lSien 1T, rcrrtn mir in msiteren Artifeln
; rar;utbun Ycrludcn."
Nhun, ben Tortidritt, mo inner CT ld
AUDI ,etet ke9raFeu mir NIT 6reurcn.
8em aber eteie 6trren reradern, eae ele
SnaYertiira9e in ibrem uNaticnalbt<
wuBtlein" rrn jeber cine natie,ale
mar, 10 1T Is UNI 10 mebr III tsrauern!,
Rap Ge Sabre lang i'm &icerlrrud NIT
ibrem BsmuBtjein cafiir tifsrten unr ltrlt>
ten, zap Die gauge 5ra9e tIea cine lrta!t
unp .bauslide lei, III, pie il6 blnsln;ur11s
lben Die Treiitaaten ano ras Vpurrr1ez
ncnt curhaus fein Redt bdttcn.
@ir trauen nr4 ni6t 10 gun, rtelen
Neutefebrten unr-mas gifts ?-amGnce
acbcn lt III Xinccln ubcr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
4fam5t Saume!
Derbe0ert u1o tcrf1ontrt
Cure &eimatb
unb 5ttbt Obf!

artr, Bic uuttr,si&uttsu. erlsuteu ms bu eerebuun
Deseussrts unit umsessnb an uatietu, EAT mir eseeardrtte
bt.fs 0sseh berefsa UNI BsRsuasssn au,rnsbmsn fur
Ctf. unt :3i,r:Rdume. &ebtn, Rcfsn, etrdu-
&u. Blumen. Rlumen3wtebdn,
9aus:TRanlsn &C.,
frpte fur al. arti.l rsIae Ia etau &unasirlasrd ua.,
Sla6e ~ Rnstn faf. zDfr republication Bic srsssu
."GENEVA NURSERIES"
rsu e,u,sa, 8. g., psf&. u hea dltrRen, beatu unt sr6ttsn
In dmetla squirt uersen; btddtfn umfaGtu erst buuseri
bsnust pueeu, unb pom ben ~uprpbtaen 3uufsd.tuern IND sn
Hsr. 6tde.eu serF est wertsu.
aDtr tatsa ieruer %eduterstsn, 10 Trrbe. 9dums osH eaeu
Soften sOu 6ra&tsn sucseu uerbsu. II BAT ku Uirflia'
Wttb jeher esrts eeuau erpsstt cte.
D. rtr seadutts BEN Hehsu ~berttfeu, nab Sebeubefdafeu.
belt. fere4i all bic Ca &c uetEsn. NIT 6tfil&tun fp1e&eu
uuh init 0a1tsntapa,ffQf6af en eommunttrsn 70 ratten pt1
aQsn Per sntu wsI&s ut@t eenaus Etuutnis bsr bsnsu fuI
tbr Panb ~sssisustsu Srtettt ttatea; xnt- ut dutpahi %
lterIaH.n. uns nj. s'stn tbnen tann biz fir ben gDefeu bsa.
~etttsnsteu 8artttdtsu.
Did. suzasart,n Rns auf ein.m esseu aus.leet, Der at
s0r,aslia sisnt fur Bic ? rc:ueiruns ron
obaebd1isten gdumsu unt gfanpn,
ia tr f.lts aus fta,m t,.Hssm q.tm bsfeht.
Da Ssnesa ara srsi Srae n.retiGn e.issen IA ale bief.,
Tlas, {, ptrhtu biz pRnn,tn MUIR easur6 septnntu. men n
q. aus itner 1auatu 9es.ne mad tielem milectn klirra ser.
fist rsresn:
Da Der sotsn hir van Natur iaIfbaIhe Ia 70 III esrffb.
fur Rsben5udt ssrsus!td %aeeienet rir ranfdsn Sbrs Auf.
merf(antrt haAu aui uni,rs ret&s auspAtl Zen f&sueu ab.
ssbdristsh Rtbeu r. !.n.su, uvlAs aas tht Grttsn euessu
purttn, nab luei Sabre al. RRe.
Dir btaufF&tissu p.rlonlid bos ausfu6en br Bdumt.
yAanlen &C.. unb ll1sa %tisislt,u con seraut:tn paderu ia
srr6t Riasn padsn, us rtttld NIT Sumpfmves teas BETTE
ts.auuss NtttsI Bic ~a,ud,tsistt ~ e~rtalteu] serfetsn: Sbr
iEnnt eabtr srIht1t fsn. sab Sbr gNanjsu erae RIads uns
In sutsm 3uaaub eta .t.
gpir babeu 3r6 ii l5sn unh grOt:x unftrsr 8rd&ts Id
uns. rtl6e nit iebnsest strne 6 Ol&eu Dsraessu, re&s ttpas
in unisrtm 8a6e iu iaufsu ,uuf&eu.
unf,r Eauptsuart,r bh1 IL In rem srceen Bird 91cd,
Gde Der 2tsu unit Brasu Straes, tn, ateu strd. atr Wots-
rrrtts sters, no rtr unt frtaen rsrbsu. Sseeu ~ fttsn
uus III fsrs&en Der fa Fl tie grceu5truns son fstnsu5ru&ttn
i%ntsrstRrt, cher rsr us III frrs&eu unnf&t. lam R1 surd
Bic Toas flee hin, Su 80, btrstt an uus wsnsen uus mir
r.rssn NIT Besnlssn tn b.dsu sDsbuune, ser fol&sm
ylas aIs II tsatnmn mag, tim rnfr, aufwarsuns madsu.
Tt sutst cba tt tsae aasr D%eflatsdsu IL. bOa.u MIR
MS slssn ltberal.n 1bel Strsr RunsfAafsla ~trrsrbth.
aR,t 6u&aSsuue t.
s. s.. BaIemin.
Da.suss,t 8. San. 1854. 1Dtu2aRp
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18

|(prs&en t5ren: nbpft, rbsfe. .Yoliiit a.
'Fetne poItiN to Sabtn." Sd tfmevstI
paaa. in 6utsm Dsuif& tefes bASs;0 runb'
fastcFstetif VIZ bsft 0tnnSfdJ pnb Dsl
tat III usttRtn DerRanb, tx Itinsn bat
suap fas Rau&sn9 fastne f&ubaS IN tf.
mdtreu mad etusm abeuti&sa 3t3tpf:. III
toumt tur& fetne Dumintsttf ott." Daa
stf&t.bt gan, stufa@ auf toppil.sm Dsse,
inpem Dieientaeu. bir slaeer fnb. tbn b.
nussn. unb D~teieatseu, bts nod eumue,
'fnp. ale er. tbm belfsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
sos Y1os1omm Der Treibeits Gonoen.
ton in yOujSDtQc

spire pom rGt. Gbarlss Dsmolrat" fol-
0enptrma6en rarsde9':
Dit Gcnp.ntion pom Q%ou'epiQe ptre
pom unsrbeuur Graamsih fir Die Ntues'
Rallure Ger Union ltin. GOu miro cie
racifale Tarti BON Wincuu. BE Vman'
ripa,tonepansi pcn 1ennsfIee. biz 6ret'
betiepartd pom NrfanfaS. 2ouIFara unr
Warylanp oer,rs,sn lsin unp aud pon
&tnludy wirr lI& eine Nnaobl uns1f&rot.
hHn WiHntr si"Rnten; um cen betsn
plan uno rte bsfsn Wiitei iu bsratbsn,
nj. rh{s Staattn In tu1Su Set ter son'
zen Grsibeit jurudsrobett usrcm f6nnsn.
Dow wi,r man aud f%rsi0nntas. racifaIs
Ysf&!dGs In Bdrtf per nd&Rsn prdf.
rtntnwuN fo0tn, mon miro pie pIat,
form tauen. ouf CT aue fxiFnnt8tn Gle
msnts In ten n6:rlidtn mi @tens, Sf!a'
utufuutru tT& UNI iibtrsn 6 7uttrutsn ff4oa'
rem f6nntn.
Refine sflapusi mtbr! In c,m aon;fn
@eti,te eu Nu. Staaten. tdus Ginmi
laune frsmru Wdbtt auf pis{ea' Cont
nsnh; Ser allune oau ,uradrctsr'fr
Gtaatsn rur9 ten Bunp, tis cos Union
esfibl 70 md&tie asmcrcsn III. um ft
{dtf ~ {&dssn tttu. amnsRis ecu Ysr=
rdlbsrn. 70 lanae Fe midi fuimluia re
@ofm fHdn; arsuac Beftaiuua ousr
N%drtIefdbur Ger Rsbeuicu. 49, fine Scr
ruuns,n> tie ibrcn Auserud fnren wtr'
f.n
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18

len. x.au.rra, ,ts ter unb Gam,u tereitst, mslte bur& lan8i
Gr,tlidbe Griahruna ale befcrbers rtrffom btfuufeu rores1
Rur, uub uel&e 40. tonifdeu Gtaentu5often INT ~etusuuue
unb 5eirurs Ter sb.nsenanntsu kranibstitn btasen;
Gtnr @aranfie. Su eeattbuHe out N'rt,aniett r'u t@
earantiren Sag wtin Bltters etne ero.ere prrrertter ron re-
enen mest,intf6eu susrebkustenu nn Vertuefu eetsi: a'ftr'
aenp elm aubertr Roasukatrrt In, Dsarfte une bet Se1sieid
NIT anS.ru pirb man ipslet4 efsttr, ees Is ~irdittaer tt,
unb wirb e. auf Ber(u4 pirlfamer, ole teets anbtre eefuueen
rtrtsn Il f9medt aneenshm, frdftefi tn aus autep DRatrrtd.
lien aeraHt. uub IL en Erttid. zen aQe metne Runhen JIM
,reiten Nal NIT aletter Gatts fdettrn !aufen.
81 IA metne at f6t snpeeu. etaen arntsl ~ !tstern FER a.
len mesrm Aunbeu aefonen rtrt. uub Der sbrlt3 ldRet. roS
mon ron tbni fprberf. Sd utu ut&t oerrtentt3en une n3
fur btrfes sItters ttwa& beanfpru&eu, hdS Mot trnahent ~
uub has teTen Iuseuteu Mot rirlli6 6dzn. Seee 4sufetas
euttd!t. wte auaeaetsu. Gin ooues Euarf neHtt 9setr tn
Bestttuus auf aSanttidt In Zen etanb sefsst IL. ben Gssrts
b.Een IN fHdseu, usfnr Il letn 0fte a.s6teshsn eaf. 9tses
G,aister q p.rind.u; dnb man utrh Ton e1 HBaeteett etS
Ottsen 55uts ~ubsr,euat psrbeu:
Gtnetnastt. Dsts.
&. "A. Cool, 9tttaee. 3euusi' aetHf.
CfHee: "a unb Is ~ arssRrate. .etu's Dled.
N1b Dhplefale serRauftt In 9hteaSs NJ 6husf. 6tn0 .
3naer. unb aaen 1rsstaen.
y psfhfauAeute unh Eetiiuftr nerhtn sertsrst bet a..
Grb4ien tnk g.. 3. 8edwith. ohssss:
If Nirb periauft In Ddsenrsrt ssn 3te<n 9 A0W'
O. 1HleaeI. q. SdtctBs $rxDsntoE & Sernenen
6. q. Sanort, u. =. parier unh &oosss- 1s"lS
Gum 9'ifauf. @tolefat Il, bet Sci;
hert.de6 MILLER unb g., &obbtpts.
q. DO Roban, , st,t::,'s s., 81 s;. m:s"', sss S: siss:
tfure ssn Gatauta- unb &uehH&em1 rAnhs. fsote ssn !e.tea
dntetmtfdeu 2iaufurex. tsr3enft btdtIbea In htItettetn 4na1,
- n n. IS; IS. 80 n1b q. 81. Stu etr.. 9hdnssh .S2&
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18

Wer ion Bonn Die ortltu edaafc wei:
oen? GER GIrrirae . B'eeonNn Of:
fertrr on, 9. 3. W. i'm Rsprd entontsn
bau{s Tin Yropiio. in reun 20 bstet. rof
ets Yfaftn ni6t Yolittt prseiatn iouttn
Ste wdren tloe Nufpisalsr unp modtsr
lttral Sfanrol. Man fotle 6t ru Con-
{trtp,tcn untumnfsn UNI fe in ZEN Hrftf
fsnr.n. IA fit msbt fur Stteit, ale fa'
grieeen pd,en.
MteL Mr. Glcrieaet nn (eQ-senn eae
Solf ct E&oaft bulene
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
&obaek's Magen-Bittrrs.

Eisfes SnttrS rfrt tem guslt-
yum uitt els etn MetttiA aetut,u.
re.ht ales uetel. bte eos Ttrft
:rertt, beilt, abr e. Ia etr s5si'.
ltd -. ssrerlo6taes uuh t~elenets
Naens uu' etr pirifamer unt an.
aeae..a1er Rssulat. : Gee Sufems
Sin sEEa Itdlen ets Qauhes, BE-
fotaask6 eeu b'Qfofa I4fri:ttr
tes G, ems rnb SieDefers, ~
taFelte O., efrbrt Durttu III rtrh
H- psu1:s sestsneter Quant:ldi
u @en fbet~t ssnsmmen-rrn Der
He tsn ais eih nSblttdtess prd
'erva,:., uub 9eIlmit.el seeen HE.
.bsr. RIB Haue. aeasu- 4eber,
b IN :ten, 6aueuheber
HpSpepfie. IlnpercauGbfei.
GeibfudbE Sd,mineel, aeihi
ae 1epreSfIon, Wattiafeit
1ns due ~te&
RerfanuussfpRe
9d4ud4ten rerfonen utrt hafel.
\ ), beSsaaers smpfpbIer, eees Ap.
,esit rsb BIN eA,aseu Rstper6 t1.i'
Dt.f,s rhtt.sta ptH.nfa.hItd
prdpar:rt uub aus etntr felteueI
G,mbtnattpn sen @urjelu, pfan
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
@ro6e Y%e,beherung Der Ndbmafdineu
Gmpire< Shuttle @a(ehinf.
NntenI1tcenl Ia Gtt1. lSCs2.

Tatenu1tr cen IA. STR. 1868.
col arutrt. teas, Siel. us ne ib,pa. g.rbsHtrt ussu, ii scu
ben e1fabrtrefer rfrelf6nttse esp.rtt ure III UT e,e
sr6tt< 9 info d'b<it uss &c rtomm enb belt sr1'd'' r0r.
F'lstnse ars be s.r5buIt6en 6aupsstn pensu UT gen s.stu
Rdbwa6irtr:
/. Ct. emrben ten / p.ro,rr.
2. @tsen Idiot eus hss Ortnure.
5. Die Rtparatureu fe tefirui;e m lsttrcustue.
I. Roll st artot 'arn aui s~<uitlbeu s.t.rt3st ue1:tn.
S. unansenttmu xa'm ree.u e1 Hps'at,au.
Gie empire Mo(d1nt trtft feline einsiss
citier G,nrsneunQsn.
ete ea, cine serase Ra<l nj. rsrp: uti,uldrer Bsuea unata,
madt e.n E 6irs- Gee: Ests.st,t. Ter r'enals aufs'bt, uRe
cuf betttu Ssttta alsG Ia. otrrtdtef 1eGirmmsus Edttrst ar
ite.m Wittrai rta teesr IN TO gun frintrn Rlrird. mi.
Buurroueu-, 9eiuea- ever { stsen Gsheu roa es5 srott,r ; 5
,pr fsfpaen Hurrt,
% * refsr s q m r : rra .at.7rat bnt 70 81 fl ~
reues RettuHe VI: lssfr'. p.a:'ssA CHS it
tn'iG';tr r tl:, stu"!-t u.
O., ,:fcrhsr SO ero3-r. rs-+1,-c ,:.. =, lie +
tsfs ''ns asbti' " efcirs' ~taat,. +lAstr,t IA:
d. III : ~ IN 3sns a''s 'F''" 7mustH ':sr
St, ztcr'e T. rnnetrb,rr ~in~d9,, {. :
g. ttie7 - I'd - 'et u m-rlt, p -, n u~s:enuas A"sat,
aus "a W. + ~ { .~r'7:''i, s"t II, l.: |'"tI' ~ e'e:
ut st III s,-rt &c. nt d. : ; sn'r 70 sue',s
der art,lt' sereter -cc'-. -. UT t,fr 'tFe'e::e. Tie ,erts
esiontrrs .-tt,t,a DIR uns 81. "o,rcuiR, oss-
Rer1ant Ialore, Rutft,n rttu H"r. ~
br,flE'sr, 6en;ssn nre guisrias y. r':.. =,
4leiesrmahu ~Gc1isir1t,r, Nl'i * :.
@Gubmater, @sfsn- UNI ecitn-Totrit, r.
Frcis Der Natmoidlne, complel:
Nc. l-FamiTienmafttrt INIT sium.r .......... -. $50
sto. z-9arse Raru!aetarins NIT q .eufDnstuo -. 65
Rs.a- rcn.nesm Fus une
XXI Aanht 90
Cine tllbe Sturts ua,sr1,tt III binrsi6enp,
UNI trsenb etrs psrfor in Gem rrrtomntnsn
@sbrau6e titfsr NalGire au unier1lhtsn.
Strs gufm e,fam'ttt rirb ftrrer ar! Zen Empire 5huts
tie. rateutsrt teu 20. Suni 1868, ee!eutt.
g IA retftetaurt, tas tre 6 tuttl. SbiFt NIT etz.m &c
Der Geptrum sur isber ankeru Zen Berms esrs,.ut. atr tin
sfp6sr Gturrrf ereeu eeaeu 0strcub If, taf tie F.ee7 tetdt
in unsrenuna strdts, ba aetonn stusm esftt6tsn Mss aniter
,ur Reparatiru uter ettsn perten mu6. Ter Gm pire Sbuttle
"a f. stata3' lat tttr urtett.r ~ssn'tlssn geus 3etts'tIua 'str
Rotten In Drenune brtnotu forn. 49,
aeet,er In Deserpsrf uat nit uue Stdste m Ttfsn. TO
utht ftSn fold, Fnb. uerteu ser!anst. uns Utrh ~benfelbeu Gin
lttnaIes Dtstputp suefF6ert
Dtefs Mafttn. s~erfrdnst rat& eirser's. Epr.'s mt aue
aubereu 1Raf&tueu IN sieIeu Der erOseu Rauufaetur- etdbtsu
ber Utlt.
z. Cornell L &c..
2suailStuu 80. l3s ~elisarote. Gtteasp.
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This brave officer, one Of the most gallant SOL
diers of Massachusetts, was mortally wounded
last Wednesday IN the battle of Cedar creek, and
died the next day. Colonel Dwell was a cavalry
officer and though only in service since 1861, he
had fine reputation in the regular army, In
which he was an officer of the 9Th Cavalry. Vigi-
liant, brave, capable, he was always trusted, and
he never fought but to distinguish himself. His
death, like that of his gallant and lamented
brother.in-law, Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, who
fell in the assault on Fort Wagner, is a sad loss
to the army and to the country.
Colonel Lowell was one ola family which has
suffered painfully in this war. His brother,
James X. Lowell, Lieutenant in the Goth Massa-
chusetts, fell at the battle of Malvern, and died
in the hands of the enemy. A cousin of those
two, William Lowell Putnam, the only son of
his mother, was killed al Balls Bluff, while
bravely cheering bis men. Colonel Lowell mar
ried about year ago sister of the gallant and
lamented Colonel Robert G.. Shaw, who, also the
only son of bis parents, fell in the assault on
Fort Wagner.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE DEPOT ooMMIssARY OF sVS'
wAsuroroy D. o. oot.b,r a. ISos

wAsHxoroS, D. q. ooteb,rga, Iso&
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUn, 49, II u
her Al NJ oeioee ~ ~ n, ~ 49, -
psrSeui v6 Two foesa oooS Barsi q TSSs
Noe i and 8 aud IDS Wi b snisrssnod Sr aSy easa
hos Rasi BE- dSpc~.s and for each grade on sspssuas
The delivery cf the Flour u commence vitn, ave aaqs
fom the opening OF the bda, and IN suoh Quantities. aa
a. he Government may direo, delivered a he dcvers-
Rad depot IN washington. ID. O. y = -
Ihs delivery o. al flour awarded tobe completed whn
Payment viii be made IN certificates Of lndobtsdnasg.
or such other funds ss The Government may have for d
The Government inspection viu bs MADE lust se-
Il not esh ground and nom wheat Srosnd 10 sss
MONTY where manufactured unleis OF very supsrieg
The re Flour TO bo dellycredln new oak barrels, hesI-
an oath Of snegianee must accompany tho bid Of eash
s9aeI VINO nss nes The oath nlo In this oloe ana -
islsd to comply with their hds, from bidders nos pFa
Goyern@snt reserves the right reoos any b for any
y tr, % s,SS 70 I osse 20 ,ne gndetssued, a. Ho.3M
SaSt osp,sin "a; Ui 9Sd5sssy sSd q
ARMY SUPPLIES.
n OfrcE or AGHI CtoTHrsG AND EourrAggl
No 'O2 BHoADEAr, Nav TOEK,
seaed Proposals viii be received AZ S3.r ts ~ issA
O'Clock NJ on TllSRsD AY the 21th inst Tor frrpisSas
by contract at the Depot Of Amy Clothing and EIaiPass
Knapssoks,
Drum Sticks,
shovel Irvine,
Sewed BOOteee, No G.
eGmpes specifications OF which can be sesn Al thle
office
Bidders viii state the quantities they wish 10 deliver
the time they hnish the delivery al they propOso
furnish.
The knApsaeks TO bo delivered IN army standard pack
ing boxes.
proper guarantee must accompany all proposais set
ting oith that contract is awarded to the party aamed
therein, be or hey VIII ~ once give bonds for the thfd
performance OF a contract.
The United SiAtes the right to reject any part
the whole Of the bids may be deemed for the interest,"
OF the service.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for (herU
the Of article bid for) and adires sed 70
Colonel ID H. YINrON,
lO-2l-a Deputy QuartsrmEsier- Genoral U. s.. A.
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inside were The ballots for Mcclellan and those
for Seymour himself The others did not come.
The paper had Seymour's signature in writing al
the foot q
have been waiting anXiously for some ballots
fiora you. The Mcclellan ballots have been out
here week and more, and the Democrats are
sending their votes home every day. Tho Repub-
licaps come 70 me continually tor ballots, expect
ing that will have them. why doesn't the party
ser d them out TO the headquarters OF each regi-
ment' lfthe local ticket has not been made up
YET, cont wait, but send on the Presidential aud
81 e. tickets At once.
! wish you would 90 to the Tyij,rr Office and
have them TO see TO IT, or else send them yourself
The ] ter would be the surpr plan
can use nearly one hundred Of each ticket, n
thC' are sent az once. But ifit il delayed, many
OF The men, rather than lose their vote, will 80
for the Democracy.
Nearly the whole Of NV company will 20 Be
publican, and there will be less Of a Democratic
vote than thought for-mulh less.
Hurry Up WITH THOSE BALLOTS.
Yours, q.
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NEGLECT TO SEND UNION BALLOTS
To THE ARMY.
From NE Tribune.

From ne Tribune.
We are afraid that there has been neglect to
send Union soldiers ballots to the army, with
plain instructions how they are to be voted.
We have received within a week several letters,
of which the two following are samples. The
danger that for want of these ballots, soldiers of
decided Union preferences may vote the McClel-
Ian ticket rather than exclude themselves wholly
from the right of suffrage, should quicken com
mittees 10 the instant discharge of their duties,
and fill with penitenlial reproach all who are
conscious of having neglected this most sacred
Of trusts
Army OF THE POTOMAC, October II, 1884,
No one knows the programme Of our next
performance. have no doubt something is being
gotten up for our benefit particularly, aud the
North generally. Something must be done,
imagine, TO sustain those who are weak in the
faith, ard help them for the coming election
Here is pretty good thing Of Governor Sey-
mour. Our surgeon received last evening
printed letter, addressed In blank, from the Tx
ecutiYe Department at Albany, explaining the
voting law for soldiers, and stating, II forward
you set of ballots prepared by the friends Of
General Mcclellan, and have directed the Secre-
taTy Of State 10 forward you ballots prepared by
che friends Of MI Lincoln" And sure enough,
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JOLLY.

on he TTtbaHe.
Decidedly the grimmcst political joke Of the
ason is embOdl.d 10 the following extract from
|e (ostensibl) Washington despatch Of the
nday Mercury
PRESIDENT MCLELLAN's CABINET.
The Democrats here are so satisfied that Gene
Mcclellan will be elected, that cliluos are
.ready forming 20 dictate 70 the new Cabinet.
10 following, SO far, seems TO meet the appre-
tion Of The leading Democrats -
lcretary Of State .Horato seymour N Sew York
lciotAry OF .tilZ John n0rtar oI Colorado
|cietafy Of the Navy. Admiral Dupont, OF Maryland.
|cretsry Of the Treasury JAS W. Guthrie, OF Kentucky
'torneJ General. Robert O. Winthrop, Of Mass
eIetsry Of the Interior Dan. W. Voorhees, Of Indiana
stmaster -General. Parker, Of New Jersey.
Governor Seymour might prefer the English
issiOn, in which case Mr.. Winthrop would pro-
hbly be Secretary Of State. John Van Buren,
hs also been spoken OF as Minister 70 England
4 for Cebiuet position. Judge Woodward, Of
enns' lSsnia, will also be given an important
)siton. August Belmont is to be Minister to
rance.
Adm raj Dupont, we believe, is a citizen Of
'elBwaTe, q thorough Unionjst, and one Of the
~ in America 10 sit in Cabinet Council with
it1 John Porter. We are not SO sure ab0u.
ObertC G Winthrop, but there was a time when
c could not have been induced to train in such
)mpany as is here assigned him.
The hero Of the Gaena must have "grinned
Ouibly a ghosty SMILE" when he read the
Dove programme and compared It with the
ection returns from Pennsylvania Maryland
hiO, and Indiana.