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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
Ser %. Tsbrudr.

rn @tburtstae Daibina'ons, maj fdch
ldn0f ale per Gag Ter Gonurtion rel
61etmdnnu aus cen Gflautn laaten In
2ouiepiQe anDs(sBt worren.
Gs eisbt ,pabrl&sinlt& feinen potriotn
I'm pan3sn 2anp., Der ntdt nit Spannuna
pie(n Qouienius Gonpsnlton mi rtn 81.
(dl0Gen puidten .nteeaenlebt. 0orbe'
rsilunasn fQr eteftlbe ilnp ni&t nur in
auen @%rsnbaaatsn, loneun au& in lsn:
ns0u, VoutGana uno Arfanlas 0smad|
worpsn. Da pis 5timmun0 unp Die On
f@tn oQ.r pts(u Staatsn in Beiisbuna
auf tie Sflnpu4fraee unp tie tQnfti9s
polfitf ~rtS Qanpt6 wobl Don auBer0e,
@i&ttstsit Gno, 70 mare 20 G&trltd (sb,
~ wln(@sn aepsisn, wenn mon i'm Nor'
pen NIT psr Yrdirent(d of'smadud Gre
BIT 0sesbsn Bate. biz mon rie BeldlG0e
rer;9ouis oiut @onpmtton erfabrsn bate
Mbu I'm @tasn.bstl bat man N& bseil',
sben auf p,nielbsn 22. Gebr. tos rtputlt
lantl&s Nattonoleommtttu no1 Bolb.
tueton 3u berufsn, um tafeIt0 tie prd1'
oentf&aftsnomtnation ttfniliS ~ frsn,
Wan bat Ger raeifalsn Stimme rer Qouie
viQ. @onptntton pabrl@stnlid luue1fom>
men rpoaen.
auf rsn(slbrn Toe bat bsfannllid Sen,
Banfs cine Qonpsntion c.s Stoais Qouis
Gana buufsn. uu sinsn @ouusrnsur ~
umdblsn. Nu9 in unferm Strals 1T eas
repub. itant(9. 5taatseommittss nod De
Mofnes auf ben %. b. u. etnAelocer
uorpsn, ,poesem fh tnceb Ginfprr@
uenn aua p.reet.ns, rboben bat, IA
man nod rt9t gut stutoe M. nat. ubwar'
ten tonne.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

tbstls, BE elmer anfdneieen unb forsfdItt.
asn Bussucuttur f&u folesn. Dtsfss
@io @ranoe IbaL bas 70 lst&t ~ bspd('
i.rn unp an frudtbarAsm Bocsn Qterd@
III, ioute bas eanie Tsritortum nit &C.
hsire, Rl&en9spd@len unb Sbf pnfor'
gen; rie IS atu i;Bt bsbaut 'p1rr, o.
wdbrt e. faum eenua fQr ben Bsrorf ru
Stdrn in (oinsm @sbist. Seltf Ger
Dsin1cd, fir ee0sn @spstbenHu Boeen
UNI rae SIima munrnbor enianet fnr,
IN nur bier unc "a Az fnrsn, obalei4 Ger
i'm yaAee e,scQens @etn ffa,t aeludt unr
~ lobneneen prsi(sn uerfauft wirp. Yros
ben eie(es @stnes, pie II bier ouear
(hsnt, mitr. balten Ten 0erolei9 NIT tsn
f,inl fen Nbsinwsirn aus unp trautter
nur in rit Staattn imporiirt au werren,
um cort Yopula,ildt ~ tsfommen.
Dir BIER aeb,uten 3misban, Rd6n u.
Bobnm fnp Out, obn eie No@froas Tar
nod il bscsutenc a'6bn. ole tis 3ufubr
rorcn. 3mtsteln erret&en bier etnsn rie'
iQen llmian9. 8orn mtro NIT Sc fur
$50 piunc tsAobIt unc liz 6alms 2 SIC
ros yiune. Ger Yscorf Ter 0s0ieruna
ulIdn il Q,cb 9enua. UNI sin 1uBsno Gor'
NIT In Nabrunp au (s5en. no nur ttnn ~
fnrm 1T. lie DISQUALIFICATION lnp tie
u%ualltNfn unp Disqualification.
Der mtrifant(&e 8ouu dbnst lem
lnrf,n in eu GetiAfett. NIT Ter n an fsi'
men @trobnbdten bdlt. Der -WouHuht
utrb BON 9obr ~ Saby mebr Nufmrf'
iamfdt aeidenft unc mebrere Gcmpogntm
fir @,umanufaftur Ine cr8unift, batm
aber nod ntat au fatriairsn btNonnen.
@robs Quantitd,en @oue fno I'm Qaufe
rse Sabrss nad ten Stoaten Aeldidi
morrsn. Gle foAst nra Is GEMS roe
pfunr. >Nmerifunildu unternsbmur9e'
aei(1 f6nnte cis @oufabrifuticn bier rold
In rte 05bs brtn9en. DuSu unc ~ rsr
MISUNDERSTANDING Or rt6en6l|fs<
queIen rss Qanres. tfro,f eS obsr eiasr
b'0ern uno 6itersu Communication N I
rsn Stantfn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
0te beutibrn Tnrffem.
(Nus elmer G%orrefponbenj bss N..y. Dem.

(au5 elmer Gorrefponbenj bss 49,. Dtm.)
@dr.n BE Na&rt&ten BON @m.rifa bst
ni9t 70 eut, mie Ge Is mirtIt& ftno une
wte i9 Fe bi,eu,al ntat fur dbntrtsbsn
balte, 10 ml6te man an Der politiihen
MISUNDERSTANDING, bic uus DE euro
pdt{aen Garftn b~ersiten, pouRdupta aur
BuaweiF luna femmen.~ Bic auf ben lts>
ten Naoeu 1piro boe @spebe wteptr ~
(%ammene.flst. oas fe Dor Is Sabrsn
fdon .tnmul auf tbrem Saequarrtuble
etueei&laesn baben ; man tbut. aIs edbs
man ben, @unfae~ be beutf@sn 0olfse
mad, unb penn man BE @olpatsu auf
ben Betnen bat. bsnubt man fe eff .toau,
uu, ben Ddnenf6ni8 ~ fsRtesn unp rtn
beutf@sn Bolfe ptecer Daumen(@rauben
auauleaen. Dae mar BE MbG&t BON
prtuetu unb Osfrsi& Don Aufans an :
fe baben ben Md&ten 9eaenibn @uran.
tim essebeu, bab Ge oas Qoneonn proto'
toQ aur Nuaflbruu8 brtn8sn tperren -
wsnn's perlanpt ufrp, ioear nod msbr-
unb bebbalb ldbt man fe rubi8 crtquiren.
- @e9s1 wen2 8teen tie Ddnen
@ott bswobre. BE 3tsben fi& mad etnem
r%erstnbarteH Ylane aQmdblta tinter Die
Gtoer autud. wdbrenb bic 0sfret@er tbsn
70 aQmdblts etnrdden, bamti ia j,es 9ret.
t@aar' n.l@s f& btnetntrdn8sp foQte, TO-
9Ield u,alacrirt rperben fam.
A1s Grseuttous!tuppsn feurirsn Groa.
ten une' Staltener, BE 6aunouerauer uno
@a@ien, ,pet&e NIT ben bolRetusrn fra.
terntfrer1 t6tuttu. Rnb ,ur Ns[trpe a.asut
tptrbsn, uuo isne .tobsn nun In bomburo
%bssonnsn, bic 9urnveretne aufsulbftn unp
tpsr tbn.u nt@t 8tfdllt. etnsuatden. B..
srtunert i'd nt@t bee - jest eusemstu
ais ,d@t ansrtannten.-8 rtefes BON Grte.
brtd @ilbelm ". an Zen Ddnent6ni9.
norm jeue fefee 6pdue ben, Jeinee ou'
Mubtsts, 20 (tt AQss nur @&dumau6vtr
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
2ebem IN Neu megtfo.
Nltuquerque, Nsu.N srifo.
7 ns,smksy 1872

7. Dt,smbu 1863.
5dt @suUal 8sorn.p an Ter @piee
Der Mrm,e re @s0ens, I'm Sabre 1916,
in Ntu W,r4o einmarfhirts. ia, rae
Qanp 0s,ie Gou(9rttte I'm Dcb|fanc une
Btlruno a,mo@t.
ObQlei& pil on bsm III ta6 Itrrito
rum 9sb1adtsn cmntfani(dsn Clement
Don wntbIoism Gbaraftn war. 70 III ecd
au& BE 3abI outer Paraer. pel&s aue
psn Staptsn fi& bir onpe1ereIt BADEN,
arob uro DE 3tu1ni0e ibrts au,eu Gin
FuGts dnp ib<rau 0&lbar. Gtnem moo
a@tidbtieu Abwsftnbeit bttbtr 1uridas.
eetrtsn Gtsunes N cine malltds DubtGs.
ruug In zen Bauten aufA.fautn. Nsyeu>
LID fue lie wie Que 8autsn ous Quftsis.
asln etafa@ unu nt&t anlisbent ; tnnsn
aber asteen bic @ldttuna etr @inre, rie
Ebdren. Gerfsr uno aud ras Meublt.
msnt. auf Re Wa&t he amuifani(6en
BA(pitls. Nu& Die ~9elsut9.n @swobn'
b,itsn pss Dolfs bobsn. 6@ ltbr 9.dnrert.
Gamtlisn fpsifsn itbt %lulammen. 100 nod
por wentssn Sabren Grauen uno Rineu
nttmals NIT b.m 5ousbsrrn bel Slide
GBsn tu,fltu.A Da Batlt (erer Gancans
eoj 1T nod 10 uoIfstblmli@ rts je. Sn
S'drten rte @antu Sc unp albuquerque
osrasbt ,ouu, Elm Nbsnr. obne Gag ris
Ginwobner R& ptsisu 2ttblinespsronlatn
btnasbtn. Aus &lo0.n res 9olfss ts.
.bsilisen f& purau NIT srcbtr une,iuun
0enblt.
Die arrne Bausrnoirne nno ete 1odhu
pes pornsbmsn bsrrn bsasansa l& auf
bsmftltsn 1on3boben unb tanssn nod rsr.
lelb.n Mudf. Bet'm oretudren Ganraneo
ma&t f& nur weuta uni&tdIi&tstt be,
mufbar. udbrenb bsi BEN ftinsren Iana.
untsrboltun8su ter Anfanb ebenio gut
beoba@tet tptrb pte auf ben BdQsn srflen
@an9ss In Newsgorf. (Dos 1T stn'
,usiesuttss aupreifunsD Glide Bdus,
bic N Gtrsr be @oun. @ootwin unb tsr
ane,rn isbt BIER bsfnbIt@en .Beamten BE
neusn Gerrttprtuue slri3ono 9eesbsn tpur.
ben. passn- auf'e Bsfs unBsorbnet unb
auf'6 @l1dlt&fe bur@eefdbrt.
Dr Msrtfau.r lerut lausfam tft Bpr,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

ne Sen. Bafu III bon unlsrem
n,uen @ouesrneur Stone In {sinem Wmte
als @sneral Nrjutant be1dttet morren.
Wir f6nnsn vns ubr tttfse nQppoints
ment" nur frsusn, ia MIR BON @sn. 3D.
Ter nur 0utes mi0sn. 0ons bt(onrers
@omplimsnie wcusn mir inpeb %auflparsn.
bio II nit olRetsusn Nnasiesn 10 reidlid
pen ..Dtmofrot", mis RE bttrtn sneIt(den
BIdler, ouGebt. Nber earum fesre
Ueine(daft nidt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
&pbatk's @agen-Bitters.

Dte(.s Dttfrs mfrb BEN qxp1s.
sum Stds OLE tts Usttstn aebpttn.
wel&e aqes uebeI, Bic bat fIdif
trtrbt, betlt. abr Is If eu ebrii.
Hides. iuperld6iaes unb beifenbes
Neens uue Gin ptrstam,r mn In
eesebmer ResuIat,r beS epRem1
Su alien 9tttlen beS Rankes. BE-.
foaesrs tn ben b'li5fen Dtart,t.p
bes WtaeuS unb eibu et,nt' ~
bafelbe etneefutrt rorben tA. irirk
Is -wennih eeeisneter Auanti.dj
tn Usmdbtstt eenornmeu-spu btv
Msrst,n ais elm pobtttahacS Vrs.
feroattS unb 5silmitttl sesen Hie-
ber une M9ne, aeasn 2ebers
befdwereen, 6aHenfeber
1pSpepfe, unperhaulidbfd,
@elbfubt. 8dtpintel. aejftj
ge Depreffion, wattiaftif
mt aue Observation-Disclosures
Berraunn9sfphrm emrrbl.n
@ddwd6ten pevfpntn pirb boRef.
:, DEFENDERS smpfubler, IA Il w.
,ettt uub ben eauJtx &5rpss 6tarte
,tebt .
Dief.s BtttsrstR ptHenf6ahn&r
prdparirt unb aus etner feltenen
Com ttna alton rpu Wuraelr. DHau
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

uub II BABE nur be Esntsn3, ben Damn
pit anaraifdsn arp rtputlttantf@en Gtss
n,snte pom Deutf@lanb an taS Ms1er ~
|liefsrn Sdbft> bem 6frd&H&sn &rtseS'
mtntfer Ds0enfslb. Der bod %wabrbafn9
Elm nsfadmpftsr NrtRotrat IN. lomm.n RE
SnRrutttonen an cas- ~Befrhunee. Corps"
~ are Dor, uno Ct ma&t nun etrsmgroas
ten, pem Ge!raeupmeiRer Gorontnt p!ub.
Der ets(e ldmm,lt@en 5&subN&fsntn, en
nod ~ usrdbsn Nno. nj, &oaulasa on,
orcnsn rire. Ginfheilsn (pfe'su nod
eini8e asir6nte 9duptu DrRdtns NIT
ibrsm 8olte. 70 rtr (adGl&s Jobaun UNI
Ger batri(ae Mor, oQttn ck Greurs rn
unteutbanm miro Mot lanas paue1r,
penn OeRrei& 1T I'm btffn 3u0G isi,s
balbpnbunAsrten Mo9paNn 4. @unAn unit
Ssrbsn CUR Ddmpfuna urrolu'iondrn
Musbti&e In DsutfdIan nv mitru buitn.
auw,rfen, UNI fe 3uel.t& an Spfd. Saus
ertrout unp 4n6rs!n berausinmdfsn.
Die preu6t(&s Gortl@rittspurhd bat ld
mtlerabsl benommen, tnrsm de cine @rrshe
an BEN S6nte potttt bat, eie nt&'s VT.
cerss entbd|t, ale eth &ompromib nit Bic
mart unb Den 85nia stesn'lid UNI Yer
i,tbun9 bttta. Ct bat natiirli& rie D.
putatton per 8olfsiammn nidt sinmal
smpfan9su unp mtrb tsn 6srrn rem At
wobnten GubVtti In rsr nd&fsn 3sit mI,'
cn perl,esn. On Dsuti6lonr III obn
MQsh rubia obeelaufsn, woe Elm Gintrs'
ten In ba:twea %uernanftae 9abnsn nur
I etntmk m6slt& ma&m t6nntt. M@'s
blsibt ibnsn lbrte. ale etrsfte Steusrvtt'
pstpuuna, unb bo,u bate ens VoIf cen
Mutb pobl. Mot absr lstns parIamsntari'
(@sn @utrtsr. RE lcter Den Vualst4
nit r,n f%oxhunting Squircs un,n GAIL
L. nidi auebaItsn, rie pom 2anrluft uni
Roahbnef atRdrft in rae Parliament fas
msn. UNI poun loalst6 miern ouf ibre
5iBe III ellen uno lsltlt an rie SpiBs tbrr
Manusn au trfttn unp ZEN Gapalirsn rts
Sptbe III bteten.\
SD 0,b6r purdous ntdt ~ Ten pd6.
mtRen. melde Deut(6lanr fl, ewiQ perlo'
rem baltsn, rsnn IS ZEN jtetQen Moment
ni&t trarsift, um I'D ouer (sinrr 6d1fsn
au sntIspiasn. austn eob ne Deut(&en BON
G& au6 ntdts onfanAen, wos nur bon
fnnt BEN YoIsn dbnlt& (dbf, ras Iitet auf
eu 6anh.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
%fan5t Sdnmc!
9erbe0ert l,nb rcrf66nert
Cure $cinatb
unp 3te6t Obft!

gMr. BE llnter, s&n,t.n, ~.rIouten uns ten 8swstnsrr
Tas.nports unb ~tms.e,ne o%n,u,eesu, tae wtr s'e.awdrttt
bttfs @sesnh b~srstfsu UNI Bs0sQunesn antunehmsn tur
SbR. unt 3tersgdume. @st'n, Rckn, strdu.
1 DEF. Blumsn, @lumsn3Ytsbsln,
6aussYfanlen &C.,
font, fir ont Nrtti.l rtlGe In eiusr Sun fedrlnertt srfd
SLATE ~ Rntt hnt. gnir reprafsnttrsn be erossn
GENEVA NURSERIES"
ron Geneva, q. D., p.la. su rem dlttR,n beaen uni er06tsn
In Nmtrtta a.,6blt r.rttn; b~iefelttn UNI a1tn trst bunbsrl
Gd,r, m.l&s ousfdItselt& als Boumf6ultn untTfanBenb'd'
btnuet merbtu, unb uon ten e%rprcbtfen 1unfedrtnsrn INT
Der. Staeten etpfsot wtrttn.
gDt, bab.u feruer pGnt.rsten. no prObs' Bdums RON anen
eOrtsn ocn Sra&tn suossu rsrtsn. 70 bab Ter wtrtlt@'
Wtrtt iseer Scrte o,nau trprobt rtrb.
To mir bshd "tts btn GsNsn bsretfen, unt @ctsrtstdahsu'
belt. fcmcbl ale bic "a At ncttrsn. NIT Otasu&tsrn fpre&su
unt init @artsnbau es.af&af tsn ecrnmunfltrsn. 70 ratbtn wt'
autn psrfcnen reids nt6t sennus asurtnie Der bitten fur
ibr PanD e%eetsnttsn Epeetes baben, un' tie GIbwabl ~
dterla0sn. unb MIR e'btn tbnsu bann ts fur ben QDeasn bsf'
%eeetenttsu @artstdten.
Die. RunRedrten Rnb auf stnsn Scten %aresleet. Der f&
scrJlslt& sisutt fir bic 5 tc:uetrune pcn
abssbdrtsten gdumen unt gFan3sn,
ta tt.felbe aus fefsm ..ae,m Qebm tsasbt.
% Genera stwa ipst 9rab nortlidsr atlseen IN ale Stslu
plas, 70 wfrtsn tie gFanstu muir batur@ esw'nnen. wtnn
IT. auS Itntr Iaupfn Ws0eno mao o'e:em mAoe1tn H''Ho 01''
f,st rsrbsn.
Ia Der Sob,n bier scn 'Wltur ~lalfbaltia 1T, 70 1t tsrfelb.
fir Rst.nsuat pe1usItd a%s.tan.t; mir wunf&sn Sbre Auf'
m ert(amitt tnbsr af urfert rtt6s Nuemab! BON t6ouen ar
e%.tdrtet.n @et.n ju Ienten. melte ant I'm Greisn suOesn
uuretu, unt arst Sabre alt Ane.
Dir b.aufahis,n p,rf5ultd tnt Mutfu@sn tsr |dums,
gHanIen &C.. unt la6en btsfsIbsn Ocn serant:sn Fodern tn
arc6e Rtftr padtn, uns rtttlid nit SumpFmoos t'as bsas
b,tannte gittel ii, asudttsfeit su s,talrn1 %serfsbtn: Sbr
frnnt babr ssrit,t fem, bab Sbr gfanlsn srRr R'ats une
tn euttm 3uaanb trba tt.
Wir taben 3std nunstn unt grrbcn unftrer Jrh6ts bet
uns. r.l&. mir jsttrsetsrne Golden %porsssssn, rt(3s sttpas
In unferen Sod, ~ fa1ftn plnf6sn.
llnl.r 50 uptauartlsr bier IN in benz erceen Brtd Dled'
Ode b, 2ten unt Brats Strahe. I'm 3tsn Stod, uetr Wate'
portbs etor., no MT uns freuen msr0sn' Sseen ~ ftesn
unt su fpr.G.n Ter flo fir tie %rtuStruns uon fs'nen5rudtsn
%tntrsfRrt. rter ner uns au fprs6sn rhnf6t. lam ft bnr@
Bic goaefRss tter, @rr $50, ttrstt an urs msnssn une mir
rsrbsn NIT W.renleel In bsdsn mctnure, OCT" ioldsm
glas ale .r bsHtnmsn mag. Tim nnfers gufmdrtuns ma6en.
"a eutee : hi bic btA. autr HelttateAen tn. trfen wtr
uns etpen %Iit.ratsn 1tdl Sbrer Rune(Aaft an erpetbsn.
Dtt 5r&a&tunB &c.
So s. Bolrmin.
Davenport s. San. 1864. 1Wtu2D'w
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

aen, ~ uu..rn, Uin ben unt Gamen tertitct, ptI&e bprh LANCE
ar1tid)e Grfahruna at ~beirrtsrs rtrffcm befunten tperten
fms, unh u.lde al. tonifben 6 taenfdboften ,ur 9tatnuue
urb S.iluue Der pbsnstrannteuA ranttttten teRtsn.
Ginr Garantie. Sn Ee,tbuna out 9ntrffamfttt trtQ t9
earortiren ;as metn Rttters ttus er6eere proportion RON re-
ellen msbisinifden srerebtensten un6 geriaefn ttfst. a'ttr-
esnn Elm anberer Maarntttteri IN 3iartte. unb bst eeakt@
urb utrb Il duf Berfud rirFfamer. oH ttbtS drttre tefunsen
rserben !; 20 (amedt onaen. tn, ira fHet, III aus autep Natsrta-
lien ger odt. unb IA Elm grhiel. zen ave naetne aunben gum
speilen y1al NIT a1eder eattsfasticn t1uteu.
- ia mt'ne VT 1bt e,wefeu. einen drtttsl ~ itefern: Der al
len m men S{unben affouen iusb, uno br tPr|t& ls'Ret. mos
man ron tbm furtert. sd mtn Mot osrfHentN&en unt MD
fur btefeS BtttrS etraA beanfprudtn, tas ntht ernafent IA
unb ta1 tcGen 7usenben ntdt pirflt6 fbern. Ssfe Dsutetue
entbdlt, nile a%raeatt,n. elm poIeS GNart ppntt Sehsr In
Be,tsbuna auf Qsaatfldt tn ben &tanb seftSt Ia. ZEN aDtrtb
bef.n Au iddber, wpflr Ct @etn Gelb ~ns'ee9sben bot. W'6ee
Gtni.t.r Il p.rfah Tn, unb man wtrb BON Der ~aeatrbett rs
Dbieen p5uie ubsr 5eaat werben.
Or, 8. IS. Wpbad, Gtesntblrx
gtnrtnnat Seto.
6. u. Gcot, Qtteaep. @treral: Neent.
Sfase: "a urb rs DRarstArase. rQfnt't Vlof
Wire Nbolrfale oer'ouft,n Gtte18 80 bet 6uuer, 6tad D
TntIsr, unt auen Trpeinsu.
tN~ panbfouHeuts urD W.rtdufer MERLIN ueri cret bcf 81. +
Gros,ep uub q. s.. 8trfpitb etteae..
f}< Wirb oerFauft In Dapennort BON 4ifen h Rcd5,
g. . d,Ieacf. e. Sneobp. $tenenfor b earlaban
8. 9: Sauarr, rs. II. par'er unb fonaes' zsm1s
Gum 0eifaul, Dto1efale BET BET
bertede & Mtller unb S. Robbsmtq.
q. III RobaR, ' @is{{stt's sss 81 s1u Mfatns, a"S f. s1ss:
tfure p.n Gotamto- unb fdm.bldtm Brandy, 'fonte ben fetnfsu
Elm et mifdeu 9 qusursu Srriauft bteeben tn ~tslrbteen Quon,
ttdtsn In Nr. So, So. &C u ; 81. sFl ett ctr. ,!esnetnno't. o.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
9fer6 perl0ufen!

Nm esnntae jStf&n Gdtuaatsn unb Rsnjabr IA unies'
iethuttem elm Tfsrb Ssrlauftu ebsr SeAUtltu Uorten. Gafelte
IL Gin gDaua&, tuntltr 8udI, Bat sn a. QDtttss Dor benz Rspk,
uut wtrb nod atm Brabltns 7 SABRE alt.
aDer badelbe uieberbrtns 81, obtr ~biurtt&snb mao rttst, erbdit
ttne cute Bssbuuus.
Sobn Gturbad,
l4!3mw " Neile norbwtflt& BON WaIto.t.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

wHEsKAs, The Brandon Bank, a banking cor
poration duly incorporated by the Legislature Of
the State of Vermont, located and doing bust
ness at Brandon, IN the county Of Rutland, have
made application 10 me requesting me 10 issue u
proclamation designating some day for the ter
mination OF the existence Of said corporation /;
and whereas it has been made 20 appear TO me
that two thirds Of the legal votes Of the stock
holders Of said corporation We're given in favor OF
Now therefore, /, JOHN GREGORY SMITH.
Governor of the State Of Vermont, in conformity
with said application and the provisions OF Sec
tions tighty-Six and eighty-seyen Of chapter
eighty nine oft General Statutes Of Vermont,
do hereby issue my procamat on and declare that
on the LIST day Of March, A ID. 1855, the said cor
por ttion Of the Bran Ion Bank shall cease TO ex-
st as fully and wi the same effect as II its char
ter exp red by the limitation therein.
or this the Credlto Of SAID Brandon Bank and
all others concerned, will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly,
. In witness whereof have bereuntO signed my
name and caused the seal OF the State 10 be here
unto affixed, in Elk eutive Chamber at 81, Adams
this nine zenith day OF August, in the yea
III. s. of our Lord one thous ma eight hundred
and sixty-four, ani Of the independence Of
the United States the ei shty- ninth.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
BY the Governor.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Seoy OF Q. * NJ, Affairs.
A true copy OF record,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Sec'y OF G. & NJ. Ahaire.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

as" The Charleston Mercury laughs
at the idea that there can be reunion
of the northern and southern states, and
says the only way to be at peace with
the northern people is to keep them at
the utmost distance the laws Of nations
will allow. The Mercury adds:
"When South Carolina seeded from
the United States she invited her sister
slaveholding states Of the south to form
with her "a slaveholding confederacy.
Bitter experience had proved that slave
holding and non-slaveholding states
could not live in harmony together I'M
der one government. Great Britain,
France and Holland had sacrificed their
slaveholding colonies, while under the
government of the United States per-
petual strife had proved perpetual ir-
reconcilability."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01
lPunLIe-No. 1901

An ACT to amend an oct of Congress MAKING do
nations TO the sett ers on the pubic ltnds IN
eighteen huadrsd and fifty, and the ao,s amen-
datory thereto D..
Be Il enacted by the Seaats and House Of Repre-
senidtiues Of The United States Of Ameried IN Con-
gress assembled:
That in all cases und sr the act of Congress APP
pr,yed Sep.ember twenty-seysn, ei'htaen huh-
dred and fl ", entitled "An act to or, ate the
ofhc Of surveyor neral CT the pub &c land, IN
OREGON, and to proviGe for the survey, and 70
make donations to sc tiers Of the said public
lands and several acts amend lto'y and
supplemental thereto IN which the aotu Al settle
ment may b. shown to be DO a hte, AMI the
claim in all respects to be fu ly within the re-
ouirements of ext ting laws except as to the I IL
are OF the party to fl e mott W.T. in the time fix
ed by statute, such ia lure shall not work tor
fsiture when no adverse rights intervene oelIrt
the filing of the required notification by th'
claimant.
Approved, June 20, 1861
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

A FRIGHTENED CoNDuoToR.-The Co.
lumbus (Ohio) Statesman tells the fol-
lowing yarn on one of the regular con-
ductors on the Cleveland and Column
bus railroad
A corpulent and good natured conduc-
tor on the Columbus and Cleveland rail-
road, one of the best in the country, was
sold the other day in singular manner.
His train, the morning express, was roll
ing towards Cleveland at the rate of for
ty miles an hour, when several men were
noticed on the track ahead, who upon
the approach of the train, ran up the en-
bankment and began gesticulating in
the most energetic and eccentric man
ner. The engineer supposing the men
INTENDED If Of broken rail
or ruined Drluse, whistled down the
brakes and stopped the engine, but the
train was running so fast that 1T could
not be stopped until the men were past.
The conductor in order to save time,
leaped from the train and ran back to
Inquire what in thunder was the mat
ter, that they should gesticulate in that
manner, and stop the train ?" 'The dew
IL take your train" responded one of the
men," as he danced about and struck at
the air. "We didn't stop your train
We run into blasted hornets nest, and
are fighting them y The conductor re
gained his train as speedily as possible
the whistle was sounded and the train
dashed away to make up time, leaving
The men on the track behind him still
fghting the enraged bees. g
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

scAacIrr OF DEMOCRATIC MATERIAL
r. Mex. Ormsby is the democratic"
candidate for Congress in the Second
Congressional District of this State,
and the same man is also the "demo-
cratic" candidate for State Treasurer,
This argues great scarcity of demo
cratic" material for candidates, or that
the democrats" are not at all afraid Of
electing their ticket, or both.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01
MEDICINAL.
Il ENNEDY'S
N RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this nS
excellent Of all Lniments, as perfect and speeti
cure for sill the aches and pains that flesh is hg
to, RHEUMATISM
is caused by stagnation Of the huids, arising f's
checked respiration is cured by few bottles d
Rennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
SPRAlNS
are caused by an over extension and a sudden n
action of the muscles-is cared by few botla
of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment-equally goa
for man and beast.
NEURALGIA,
the king of all pain, is caused by an infannt
ton of the nerves-is instantly cured by tT
applications of Kennedy's Rheumatic Linimels
PLEURIsY
is an Inflammation of the Inning OF the RIBS
cured by few bottles Of Kennedy's Rheumiz
Liniment,
are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh I'll
smashing Of the tissues-is instantly relieved y
Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
CRAMP
is a contraction of the muscles, caused by sud
den stoppage of the nervous fluid, which preVen7
animal life having free fowls cured by fs,
applications of Kennedy's Rheumatic Linimen.
BILIOUS COLO
Is Caused by neuralgia In the stomach ana oos
els-take = teaspoonful Of Kennedy's Rhemsz
Liniment in warm water every haf hou UNI
cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESs
are caused by an unnatural dryness of the glszs
wet piece of flannel with kennedy's Rhes
matte Liniment, apply it on going to bed, ar
you will be we'll in the morning.
HEADACHE AND THR0BBING OF TIL
TEMPLES.
is caused by pressure from insensible persprt
tion-is cured by few applications of KennsdI
Rheumatic Liniment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the directions in the circular arouri
each bottle,
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT
you will take one teaspoonful of the Lniment ID
four teaspoonfuls of water, Gargle the throa
twice a day. In a few days it will be we'll III
one teaspoonful will be worth dollar to you
FOR BRONCHITIS
and all Inflammation of the throat, tonsls 81
palate, with dry, hacking cough, you vii! q
Lutte the Lniment with four or i've timesits oHl
of water, gargle the throat, and swallow the mos
ture. This never fails.
1t is good for Toothache, Earache, swelled fs'
and Inflammation of every kind. Every fsnA
should have full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Kal
bury, Mass. Price so cents. Sold by Drugs
generally. ap2i 'd&"H
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

10 cause to be rintei and bound, insaddtion TO
the usual number, four thousand copies for the
use of the members OF the senate, seven thou
sand oopies for the use of the members OF the
House Of Representatives, and such numb' for
The executive department rs the Pres dent shall
dir ct. 4, .
70, ms and styles in which the pr ming as here,
IRE ordered by any 4 the departments shall
be executed, the materials and sise OF type 10 be
used, 9all be determined by the superintendent
of Pubic Printing, having proper regard TO GO n-
omy, workmansh p, and the purposes Tor when
the work is reeied, .
Sec 49, And be il further enacted, That all
laws or parts of laws, Joint resoui ms or parts OF
Joint r. sol utons, coufl tinS with the above pro
visions, b., and ihey are hereby, repealed
Approved, Juae %, 1854,