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CrNTRAL GUARDHoUsE.-John Welsh was
srrested yesterday and committed by the patrol Il
the Central GuaTdhouIe, for furnishing clothes to
to'diets Aud aiding IN IN 70 desert. Timothy
Froliy wSs Al'o committed 10 the c ntrSl Gu.rd-
house by the Provost Marshal, for aiding soldiers
TO desert
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DRrss PARADB.-The Cd regiment of the
QuartsrmAster's Depar ment Brigade, under COM
mAnd of Capt Camp, will have dress parade on
SR' urdsy afternoon next at o'clock, on the
grounds Bouth OF the Presideuts.
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STAINING AFFAIR.-A youth named McKen-
The affair occurred on | street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets. The negro has not been appre-
hendtd, nor 10 1t known Tor what cause he COM
mItteu The act,
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4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT., CAvALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERmAsTER,
WAsHInoTos, d c., august 3, 1864.
VIII be sold, at public auction, to the hIgheu
bidder, At tho times and places rs ned below viz:
Resding, Pennsylysuia, THURSDAY, August
1854.
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, septem.
Der |, 1854.
Harrisburg, Penusylvsnia, THURSDAY, Sep
TENDER 8, 1861.
TWO HUNDRED t2Oo) Cavalry Horses, at each
place.
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms: Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. EkIN.
Lieut. Col and Chief QuArfermAster,
Aubttt6 Cavalry Bureau.
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Al EXAM DRIA NEW S.
We TAKE the following items from the Stat,
LaurnaL OF AloEdAYi

We TAKE the following items from the State
JOuTHGi OF yesterday;
4 Guerrilla Skrmish.-Mosby attacks he CdHlp 1t
.iHyGHfulc, and IS Handsomely routed We L. arm
tom n meIBrnser " no came into the city about
O'Clock to-day, that = party of betwe n two and
three hundred guerrilas. with two pieces of ArtI-
lery, and supposed TO be commanded by NJ shy
himself /, attacked the camp Of the 10th New York
cav ly, at Armand lie, about d Wight this morn
iug. Tn y sheIled he camp for u snort time, and
then made a determined assault, but were hand
tomely repused by two 0OmpAnies OF the l6th,
under command OF Capt. snyder. We hIvs no re-
OFT Of thu casualties on 'Ither side. At last Ao-
counts the party was being closely pursued by =
strong force OF cava ry, with g0nd prospects OF
basgIng the whole party. The 10th has been fire..
Quenty wOrs ed 10 its bouts with Mosby, and we
trust they have now paid of the scOre with In
tereIt
Sal! Of abandoned PropeT'y--An unusually large
plumber OF uiudt 70 were IN attendance at the SAFE
Of abandoned property Oday, which took place
un er the dir, ctioG of Mr.. VIM. Silvey, special
agent Gl the treasury Department The property
generally brought very good prices, and jme arti-
Giles In the share OF family reics comm anded very
high hgureB Quite number of persons were IN
attend ince from the eitIes of Uaship gton and
Bal imore. The sale will be continued to-mer.
row.
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A CARD. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS
N leave to inform hts FRIENDS and the publIo
That he hrs this day sold his BtOek Of Hardware 10
HEUHEN G, JOHNSON, THOMAS A. CLARE, A d T.
JAMES BOURKEi and he hopes the liberal patron
age bestOwCd upon him for the last seventeen
years may be continued 10 the new firm.
Jos, L. SAVAGE.
WASHINGTON, Aug ~, 1881. Au96.2w
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ID EFlNED SUGARS This DAY
~ RECEIVED ONE HUNDRED BARRELS
Lowering X Co.'S Crashed, Powdered, and Soft
Crashed Sugars.
au23-6tif BENZ. BEALL.
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NEW YoKK SFYLEs.-Gs,.I!cmst's UL0lIiisQ -
heo Ghd kGGhiOnGbie IA large assortment for DTeHa
and BusineHs wear. The knglish Sack and Walk.
ing Cohts excel IN beauty, grade and nnlsh any
thing over offered In thlA CITY.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co..
UCS-H 5s2 ps. kV., bet. Ninth and Tenth sta
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ID ECRUITlNG IN REBEL STATES
N FOR LOYAL STATES.
MASSACHUSETTS IN THE FIELD.

MASSACHUSETTS IN THE FIELD.
The Headquarters of the Assistant Provost Mar
shal OF Massachusetts for n. j. Virginia are ca.
tablished at No. s Washington Budd ng, Pennsyl-
vAnia avenue, near Seventh street, where full In
formation regarding the magnificent Inducements
offered to meu, irrespective OF color, to enlist Tor
Mas 'Achusetts, can he obtained.
Full particulars can also be obtained of VIII
LIAM SMALL, Esq cas- side Of Pitt street, two
doors north OF King street, alexandria, Va, or OF
ANY authorized Agent for MAsAAehuactia. Au6-ll
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-
y FRENCH COME CTIoNERY
And
LADIEs RESTAuRANT,
No. ll3 West baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
The rarest delioasie1, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
Sponge, and Frosted Cakes supplied to families at
MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
Gt-The choicest Wines constantly on hand.
pRASS STENCIL ALPHABErs.
NJ. J. METCALF X SON,
lUl Union street, Boston, Mass
The only manufacturers in the vi states OF
Brass Alphabets and Figures, to any great extent,
sold AZ Wholesale at the Lowest Cash Prices.
Aso, the beat oil Indelible stencil Ink, very cheap
stencil DieS and all kinds OF stencil Stock lnqui-
rioS or orders promptly attended to. Jy29-sm
DRESS MAKING. THE UNDER
~ signed would respectfully announce to the
engaged In the various breaches OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
be terms with neatness and dispatch, and in the
as SEVENTH STREET, AS,
(Uu stalFsl opposite the Patent Office.
MRS. DOUGLAS y HoLCoMB.
Washington, D. C., June IS, 1868. jeis-sm
NuIEF QUARTERMASTER's OF
" FICE, DEPOT OF WAsHIEOToN, WASHINGTON,
D. C., January !, 1854.
HhIuWhIci LuHUtIl Lthtner,
ONCE Furniture, Harness, and Ssddlery, arc 70.
quoItsd to Eeni to this office, on the MONDAY OF
each week, sealed proposal or list IN duplicate,
Of the articles they prepared to furnish to this
Depot At short notice, with the price OF each
marked In plain figures, so that, IN case the ext.
gensies OF the service require H. the article or ar
teloI can be obtained without delay, and at the
lowest price.
quired to furnish the list punetuAly every Monday
morning. ID. II. FUCKER,
BrigEdiG- General and Chief QuArtermAster,
Iak-H DAnnt ~ Washington.
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AM one having occasion to visit a private
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him 10 guaranty SperOot cure 10 all
eAAes.
All vista and communications strictly private
and eonhdvutih.. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. febl-u
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e 500 e
SEVEN stree
0TICE ETC TAXPAYERS.

COLLECTOR's OFFICE, !
city Hall, August 49, 1864 I
The rate oil Tax for the year 1854 has been Ii VeA
at one dollar and ten cents on the ono hundred
dollars Under the law diIc Iunt Of 10 per n l..
10 allowed upon all taxes paid on or before the
last day Of september next, The abatement there.
10 named will not be allowed upon tho taxes on
property already In arrears for geaeFAI puFpOses
until all such ArrcRrSgcH are paid,
Aulb-eo1W WIN DIXON, Collector.
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THE THIRD CORPS. =.

THE THIRD CORPS. seq" THE Ola.
i MOND" 10 new house just opened by the
cid officers lately belonging to the I'D corps, Army
OF the Potomac. II 10 furnished with everythil
that the palate Of an epiourean n liquors cou d
desire, and we recommend our friends to pay q
visit TO 4Si Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF HOOker's and Kear ey's old divisions, win
always be welcome. ie26-u
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MOSQUITO NETS AND BARS.
Inc undersigned has on hand, and Is prepared
TO put up, the mUst approved styles OF
MOSQUITO BARS,
such AS Palmer'S Fixture Of Movable Standard,
HArtwelrs Imperial steel Wire Canopy, or Roe.
bucks Umbrella Mosquito bar, at short notice
and the lowest Now York price.
nets and Lace sold by the quantity, piece or by
heyard GEO. WlLLNER,
UphOlsterer and Paper Hanger,
Jyl l6l Ninth street, bet. d and Y.
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TEE only place where you can purchase bsdi0
GyO,r gOOdE OF Nj inds 81 gJGCtVrcrs prioea u
~ X. 4, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennsylvania syCuUe, between Ninth and Tenth
TtreGtf. AFO, oil illuds Of Rubber goods beAutl.
ully rgphlred IT abort notice. mar 2S-u
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF REFUGE
p EERs, AND STAG FROM THE BRASS

A gCCTIoN SALE OF REFU!l
p p66Rs AND STAG FROM THE BRAS
U. s. NAVY YARD,I
mn, WASH, NOTION, Auaust "a 1884. (
WIN he sold At public suction 10 the highest bid
the Washington Navy Yard, a 10, ~ rsSu,s VA
Chips, &C., which win be arranged in Marcel, H.
ne convenience OF purchasers. Also, a qusntity
OF Ashes, On dets and sag from tho Bfa,s Fou dry
re ms; cash In Government funds and articles
TO be removed within one week from dsv Of ale
or they will be forfeited TO Government.
CHARLES c. LhTHRop,
au29.dtd Naval storekeeper.
- MASTERS STORES.
CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WAsHISGTOS, }
WAsHISoToN, d. c., Aug %, 1861.
viii be sold At public auction, at seventh street
Wharf, IN the city Of Washington, on TUEsDAY
August 90 1884, At II O'Clock, :. m, lot Of Quar-
tefmaste.'s stores, condemned as unfit for use,
viz:
About $40 bushels Of oats, about 10 bushels oil
eorn. pauips eu 'keis chairs, novels picks, Ian
terms, scales stovepipe, brooms, brushes, &C., &C.,
Also, at the sane time and place, will be sold
5000 condemned grain sacks.
successful bidders will be required to remove the
stores within Ave days from date OF sale,
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
Brigsdier General and Chief Quarterm lster,
au25Et Depot of Washington.
OUARTERNIASTER GENERALS
Nny OFFICE, FIRST DIVISION, WAsuIsGroS,
u. y, August II, ls6i.-WIll be sold al Public
auction, to the highest bidder, at Giesboro'
D. C., on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 90, 1854,
ONE HUNDRED TO ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY CAVALRY HORSES
These horses have been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar.
gains may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms; Cash, in United States currency.
By order of the Quartermsster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division q. NJ. d.
AulS-St
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ADJUSTMENTS.


VILE,
Similar TO their entertainments at wallack's New
Theatre and the Winter Garden, New York.
during the two last sum ner seasons at
those fashionable Theatres.
~ For particulars, see future advertisements.
au2LSt
n A n r R b L II Y.
" CANTERBURY HALL.
rERBURY HALL,
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LOUISIANA Avenue, NEAR SIXTH 'THrET.
Rear Of National and M'trop'l,tan h9tels;
W. D CkVASAueH...., '. STAGE MANAGER
LOUIS sZoLLOSY.. LET MASTER
EIGHTH WEEK OF THs SUMMER SEASON.
THE MODEL TROUPE IN 4 SPLENDID BILL
neutrality-suspicious. ENTERTAINING
again we come with magic glee,
From saddening cares your minds to frees
To swell each heart with gladness now,
And drive dark shadows from your brow"
NO DIMrNUTIoN IN ATTENDANCE.
CRITICISM CHALLENGED.
The whole strength Of the
PANToMIME COMPANY
Brought into rcquisition.
CHANGE OF DANCES,
CHANGE OF UvERfUREs,
CHANGE OF PANrOMIMEs,
CHANsE OF FARCES,
CHANGE OF SONGS,
CHANGE OF BuRLESQUES,
CHANGE OF BALLErS.
CHANGE OF EVERYTHING,
Every act on the bill carefully selected to suit
REFINED and DISCRIMINATING AUDIENCES s.
Second week Of
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
who will sipg favorito Scotch Ballads.
First week of the Grand Floral advertisement, ar
ranged by MONS LOUIS SIOLLOSY, entitled
THE GARDEN UF PLEASURE.
THE GARDEN OF PLEASURE.
DANCES IECIDE sTAL:
Grand AdagiO, by MIHses Ella, Mary, and Lizzie
WeSnsr and Maggie Wilson.
La ClGvelle. Misses wilson aud Viola
La PanbAls. ..........,.....,.M Miss Lizzie Wesner
La Tulipe ......................Mis s Ella WelneF
La Gariande ...........By all the Corps de Ballet
Miss sALLIE SUNDERLAND,
Miss SALLIE SUNDERLAND,
Miss sALLTE SUNDERLAND.
the Queen Of Song.
The celebrated Ethiopian tue,
MCLLtGAN,
MuLLlGAN,
MULLlGAN,
MULLIG AN,
NULL GAN,
MULLIGhN,
WEST,
WEST
WEST,
WESr,
WEST,
WEST,
In their Fcsro Pesuliarities.
WILLIAMS,
WILLIAMS,
DoUGHERTI,
DuuGHERrY,
DOUGHERTY,
REDDEN,
In an entirely New BurleSque, written by H w
Williams, entitled the
YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN
The Entire Company of
COMEDIANS,
COMEDIANS,
COMEDIANS,
PANT0MIMISTS,
PANr0MIMISrS
NEGRO DELTNEATORS, Ac.,
NEGRO define ArORs, sc
NEGRO DELINEATORS, &c.,
TREMENDOUS oLIo NIGHTLY.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNoOE,
AT O'CLOCK,
AT . O'CLOCK.
Admission. ...'...'....... ...'...'..."...D cents
Orohesuh cent?
Private Boxes, holding sin pernOus.
Tickets for sale At the principal Hotels and
Restaurants
doors open At ! o'SlooEi Performance to com.
mence At o'clock Rula
-
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WANTS..

" ANTED--THREE COPIES OF
w the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN OF July IS, and
and six copies Of July %, 1884. Persons having
copies OF the above will confer q great favor by
bringing them 20 this ONCE. au2lu
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w A N T < DAT THE GOVERN
w ment Hospital for the Insane, . Laundry.
man and his wife, without children; two women
Cooks, and several men Attendants.
au22 div Intel, Chron., & star.l
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NOTICE..
Look out for our show Bills, printed In New
York City, for the express purpose OF defending
ours Ives aud shOwiI & up the man Who COZ
sr1ly and oontemptuously attempted to rob US Of
our good IL me"
livery night This week, and Wednesday, and Ss'-
urhay Afternoons will be presented the drama Of
: uno Q TONS CABIN - Everybody should see Il.
All the .dies and Children, Schools and Educa-
tional Academies.
Admission rs and so eents; Private Boxes, as.
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d ECRUITs FROM REBEL STATES.
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DHILP & SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS ARMY sTATIoNERs,
PRIN TRRs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERs
SS2 PENHsYLvAhIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
Now aud recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time BoohB,
Army Pay Ikbleg,
Field Clauses,
Field Copying Preases,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use At headquarters by A.
Instant AdjutAnt Generals.
Bank books made, and Printing done 70 ofueT on
very short notice.
nrS2-H
NHE DELMONlCO LUNCH,
2!3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite WillArds Hotel.
Choieest Wines, Liquors, LhampAgnes Alec,
Cigars. salAII and DELEGATES. Ru2.Im
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SUBSTITUTES FOR
RESIDENTS OF THIS DISTRICT.
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BOSTON.


Class No. l, Breksi class No. 2, stone; class No.
~, Stone; lass No. L. yellow pine lumber cl ass
No 8, Oak and hard wood; class No q, White pine,
spruce, Juniper, and cypress class No. !, Lime,
h4IT, and plaster; Glass No. r, CEMENT oass No O.
Gravel and sandi cl IS No. 81, Moulding and fire
sand and ro clay; class No. TO- SlAtej class No. II,
IrOo, iron spikes and mai o. elass No. u, ste,
class No 49, Pig iron; Glass No II, Fie'j class No.
10, Paints, oil, and gls.si class No. 10, shy
stationery class NO. 90 II " and straw; class No.
u, PrOvendeFi class n - Cha co vi CLASS .. %,
Betting, packing, add hose; class NO. -, Sperm
and lubrieafisg oils; class No IS, Iron work,
piping sc class No. %, AugPrs; oIsss No. a. An
thFaGite coal; class Ne. 49, Semi-bituminoUs broad
top coal; class No. 81, Copper and competition
nails; class A, Fire truck, SC.
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EOR RENT, IN THE LARGE BUILD
i ing corner II Louisiana avenue and Tenth
street, Two large halls and 70 rooms Of oonve-
nient sire, suitable for associations, insurance
officer, law Offices, SO. The rooms have lately
been renovated and lifted up for the purpose.
Apply at GEORGE HILLS warehouse, on Louisi-
ana avenue, near Tenth street. je2l-f
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-10

ont S-Sk 04ltMatEMSNfA lNFft IWgg fJSF NA b,
organ, bet asminiRraltpnspanti n 9s&sa
fl a'a.1upu uorbsn. Dtfss. anRatt III
Ntft. geh ~ asth6rsn. miro mus. Dstl
baie lttf tns GrdS :bsibsn@ ntnGsn. nod.
Dem .s stptsf.n n. tur& "ust&s Nt,vl Il
sa Sianrs tams absr spa6 MIR bsfonpui
b'rporBtbtn wcttsn,, ~ih'thfts.t'
Gin 1tstt or v3ubtsaisn"~ BON 81.
eputs bat au6 N,rRsr on tsr fsAsa gs1sl.
luna e.r- -@thl. TIT asnomm,n une siat
at pen B~unataus atAen, AZ anS Ati-er.,
Iohtn?: n'srtt] nt6l R,anmen' HseDsN. gl&f
h'mmen fbstn, In ibtn Auatn td6 al6ste
Wutnhsn ~ ftn unp ibr Ranf,liemus
uuatiaI Rt Au tvrlewlntfthtsn bsbes;
~iie>tas 9ifmmsn drW M
Gltlfd'a"rsm Mt &tRtmm,n psr.
itftm ~srmmtfar MtGln.
| onpi Rtfmmf fdr 9tntcfn,,.-
i@tttsn IT, 49, fimmt w.en tbE
absr ftmnsn ua-tf
tt," " <sy ,
Sn,,n bat robl Ter &aetfalh htut dnt
EcIds M'FR,bu't aur 0hi astra&t. ~Gti
WsQ;tuon ftmmeu, III osrariblt6, - obsr,
eas N'6,himm.n~iR rein tsbui{&." Ditfe'
.rot,salsn" Burger tsnn,n 66 .pf.nbof
niht ntbr. ,penn IL RON rsn Yautdbonetr'
lcea,loRsn psrr,n. n2tsbu far mtGf,l9
Ian nimm.n. 'ols ni6t himm.n"- rt,{A
SoB II in Der lblt foltbar, wsnn Il boH
Nne fallen psrtrsn mirp.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-10
.21Sie tpeit man oeu u"ffun treiben
-. funu.

Sn her 3dt biefss Wablfampft6 bot
fd feiu Blan %coultqu.ntu unp 'mdnuli.
der ;gsbaItsn; als BE & sflt&.poR".
Wdbunp Fe naes .nur tmSaItde 9aban
bat, um ZEN, 'aReGIelan iepe Stimmsn ~
.u.bnnsn; 1T. IT, poau 6e be(onrsrs oud I'll
Sage unb sic Wibbane|una tss S.aatee
Wi0ourta Ysranloet bep Germ tQ;necln
atQtudtsr tn :bN ppppfit0n t.tnrrt. ~, =
: &tnr1 u%natbdnates, rpnfrqusnte 9Th
Iune5tR! bier au enurs fets ,ete an r,stRsn
dnasfdnpsie. 9n ben, aeitsni ett luu''
piafsn partsfa btfnest man I'D ut'arSf.
fs&tsner. ale. In stnsrh unattdn0tesn une
fvsisn 6ttlune. n Das sbatbepn ptt Wsfl.
,pott aud srfabrsu naftRss Demotrate''
:unbs Decentralization. wstteftrfn mtt. etionpsl
In itr,n -0ufelgunesn unb angrtfen aul
fe uns Ioear ttu7 ~tsieatrrss 6ppetttons'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-10

@in,trauri,eer Mnblid. Gin
0emIlre, raS @Qt, bic .ts !{aben, nit
@raucn erfi(tt; bot fd Dor eini9tt ga,
oeu ,auf benz 8rpabwaY. in 'Ntw>gprf
BAR. 60 mar cine &btbeilun0 5upaten
in rer n%ationalen lluifprm,, ,welAt an
!Sano unpz SUP 8efe0tlt, biz Strabe bins
abbinfte1t. IS erinnerte. 4Ginen an ben
.&etteneans, rtr, in @ietor" puep's, "Les
Miserables" NIT 70 ~lebenbi9eht Eerben
aeibilcert it, nit bem unterihir9, bab
6teft lln8lldliden aenStbist .tuattn, iu
f Rass Hs StrSaiags hit sstlaar68utr,
inert b~e9inftst 1tparet1. 5teie Wdnner
,parn aasreibfr, SieQeidt nod idlimuere
8erbredtr,, aber pas :fe au9a8Aban bat<
ibreB ebanolune mar cine 5f~anbalSlt.
sSnbumane, S1aufeQuneeM sieler -art
{drtden ppm ffretwilisen, Giptritt ab une
1abtn sinen eemcralifrtneenr gineae aaf
bas @elneinpefen.
~lSepurnal Of Getatneres.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-10

Rsluxg Sou MaulwurfsIetsn otsr BON
Dinisil&ipf tsr Bdr.n ssptnnsn. @Iau.
btnASk fnps6 ntdt. bab mir bts l&bnth
3lhaf. perna6ldGiafnL;; Concerts. .Nia'
a%ufbous". Ibsotu uurdbsn uns pts
atsnps. aus Sage possasnlfptel.m ri'
Waulrurf unr MAIDEN Grpoufrn'fs. Gin'
o,itlcGrn Elm psoa1omm sinse Gontntfs.
@oratftr" fum cine Idnaf erisbn.s Def
tsa. ~, nil sb't, R'''une b'a-' A Dit
Sd !rlfbs n.Ha,.. aug ft1Ttlten sie Muf
aler tsfgtkrausn'esf Dap.npottH Gsm
fpapak Fte ~, N.dtuIiW teimen.s, unr
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rem Dor'sn. "rib @ron.. Sbumnn unr
5botrai BE BsRsn GriersnsuntubdutIe,
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unb Don rem. moe mir (orf btfummm
fenntn. @ute Mabrpeln fnr tnreb Qs.
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f7O bic 80 Toae bitr ouebaltn f6untn.
e: b. ptt, rte " en- d .'tis pferps
coataen 'unp Mouisiel Gnp anAswts.
fen, Az nuejrtn. pit NON obnt a,flttsrt au
rpettsn;, lsin 9tbm srbolnn fann. 50 N
no!lrIt@ ni&t (sbr ralb(am, eit(te 0rpe
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tsn 'ritI.n @tid0pf'n robu, fit tdal,d
ttnAae @raebo|m. inn'1taIt rr @o'pc
Ma(;nitn' III 1rnmdn; .Noftr ocer' Horn
1T Won cen 8srpF>au"AehRt Pen pe1tidm.
1T @;osbolme obn msrrsn mob eerare
'por an. une auenbolb Zen Qintsn ~9reifen
ut1fbt,rtnt @ut,tUatanren ttrum, UNI
eit p'bs' osr 5b"''@ t0(s atid'sn.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-10
Ge,teral Nric,'s Gntfrmmen.

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eeutt siacn @ffana,nsn 9'ma&t orsr etns
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Ranonen .murren an @o(enlranj nod
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utbT ale 800 Diann.
price Jt.f5nc300 @oe,n unt iprtnat.
ale .@efne Muni,fon tn~.rie QuftA Der
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