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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07
Cherish Their Memory.

The New York Times, in publishing
ten closely printed columns of the names
of New York soldiers murdered at An
dersonvile, says:
The Andersonville obituary record,
which we publish to day, is one of the
saddest ever published. 1t is well
enough to for get the past when forgetting
it is not a crime against the memory of
the martyrcd dead. The story of An
dersouyilie can never be forgotten -
Here. in this bold list of names and
dates. we have that story There is no
other such infamy in the times of ciyili-
zation. W hile We were feeding, clothing
and nursing hordes of ragamuflins cap
tured in Davis service, here were our
poor loyal soldiers murdered by the
thousand. These things ought Reper 10 BE-
forqonen-uutil we know that hereafter
il will be impossible for men bearing the
American name to be participants in
such crimes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07
Dates of Sacred Events.

We give the following dates of events
so sacred TO all Christians on the authori-
tv of the late Rev. Samuel Farmer
Jarvis, ID. d, l. l.. d.. an eminent scholar
and divine OF the Episcopal Church,
whose profound learning and diligent
researches into antiquities would have
distinguished him in any age.
Our Savior was born on Wednesday.
December % 4701, Julian period; 1884
Olympiad 2d year, 9th month; } A. L.
c. III 9th month, 5th day; J Julian
year, 80.
He was baptized by St John in the
river Jordan on Sabbath { Saturday J
January 6, 4738.
His public entry into Jerusalem was
on Palm Sunday, March II, 474l, Julian
period 20lst Olympiad (4th year, 9th
month; J A L. c. $50; Julian year 73,
A. ID. %; 10Th year of the associate reign
of the Emperor Tiberius; 18th year of
his sole reign.
He was betrayed by Judas Iscariot on
on the following Wednesday evening,
March n
He celebrated the Passover and in
stitutied the Eucharist on Thursday
evening, March -.
On Friday morning March 26, at the
81 nOuE, or y y CIOth, he Vas Ildiitbi 10
the cross; the hour when the lamb of
the daily morning sacrifice was offered in
the Temple AT the 9th hour, or 3 clock
Z. NJ, when the lamb of the daily
evening sacrifice was offered in the
Temple, he expired. At p. NJ. his
body was taken down and deposited in
the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea.
On the first Easter Sunday, March 2S,
about the beginning of the morning watch.
or 8 clock A. NJ, he rose from the
dead 1t was the morrow after the last
jewish Sabbath when, according to the
law. the first sheaf of the earliest ripe
grain was waved in the temple, by which
the whole harvest was sacrificed, that
Christ, 'the first frWts.' rose from the
dead rs type and pledge of the future
resurrection of his faithful followers.
On Thursday, May 8, he ascendcd
into Heaven.
On Sunday, Is, the day OF Pentecost
the Holy Ghost descended upon the apos-
ties and disciples.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07
HomelY Girls.

The editor of the Cleveland Herald,
having been tolerably profuse in his
compliments to the pretty girls of Clcve
land, has been requested TO say good
thing in behalf Of the homciy ones and
hc docs it thus:
First-The homely girls of Cleveland
are is a hopeless minority, but they
mean well
Second-They 90 to church every
Sunday, and are fond of their meals
They had rather have their meals rcgu-
larly than n new bonnet
Thjrd-Taey understand their bust
ness and wear No. CATERS.
Fourth-Thcy are bright. intelligent,
devoid of low jealousy, fond of music,
dance at CARROTS Hall as though it was
the chief aim Of life, and always 90 in
when it rains.
Fiftl-Thev always thank tile gentle
men for giving them seats in the street
cars, never firt with the boys-because
it's out Of their line-and keep out of
the fire
Sixth-They never have half n dozen
young sprigs keeping company with
them.
Seycnth-They wash their own hand
kerchiefs. iron their own collars and
darn their own stockings
Eighth-They never wear waterfalls
that weigh over one hundred and fifty
pounds. and have neither rats nor 9th
er animals in their hair.
Ninth-They don't call young bloods
and other trash perfectly splendid
Tenth-They never eat between meals
Flevcnth-They are all going to get
married
Twelfth-They will marry well
Thirteenth-Their children will be
bright and shining lights in the world.
Fourteenth-They won't keep hired
girls till their husbands can afford them
Fifteenth-They sleep under mosquito
bars when convenient.
sixteenth-They can make coffee and
nutcakes, and can do amberwork
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07

FoRcs OF HABIT.-Burke relates that
for Z long time he had been under the
necessity of frequenting a certain place
every dav, and that SO far from find
ing n pleasure in it, he was affected
with disgust and Yet If by any means
he passed bv the usual time Of going
thither he felt remarkably uneasy, and
was not quieted until he was in his usual
track Persons who use snuff soon
deaden the sensibility OF smell, so that a
pinch is taken unconscionsly, and with
out auy sensation being excited thereby,
sharp though the stimulus may be. After
a series of years, winding up watch at
a certain hour, it becomes so much a
routine as TO be done in utter uncon
sciousness meanwhile the mind and
body are engaged in something entirely
different An old man is reported to
have scolded bis maid servant very Sc
verely for not having placed bis glass in
the proper position for shaving Why.
sir" replied the girl, Il have omitted it
for months, and / thought you could
shave Just as well without it,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07
Sound Doctrine from the Far South.

The San Antonio k1,,yess. anew Texas
paper, openly declares these principles:
"In its political department We shall
maintain, lst, that the Government ere
ated anil established by the Constitution
of the United States is not a league Of
independent sovereigntics. with the right
of each to withdraw, at its own pleasure
from the Jurisdiction of the league aud
erect itself into a separate NATIONALITY -
and that it was wisely not 80 created
Second, That the liberties of The
people depend as much for safety upon
maintaining the full vigor of the federal
government, as upon preserving unim-
pared all the rights either affirmed TO the
States or reserved To them in the Consti
tution-that these two constitute one
complete system of government, not in
conflict, but in harmony with each other,
when properly understood.
Third, We shall maintain that the
Union is indissoluble, except by violence
or by an amendment of the Constitution,
in the manner prescribed nv that instru-
menc"
1t adds: I'VE can almost read our
whole duty in three lines:
'sFirst-Educate the people.
"Second-Give dignity to labor
'Third-Plant upon immovabie foun
dations the liberty OF speech and of the
press"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07
VOL. XXXV..
KATIE LEE AND WILLIE GRAY.


Two brown heads .ith laughing curls,
Red lips shutting over pearls.
Bare feet, bite, ard wet with dew,
Little girl and bov were tiey,
Katie Lee and Willie GRAY.
They were stauiipe, Y here a brook.
Bendiu,. TX. a sheIherd'. crook.
Flashed its silver. and thick ranks
Hsif in thought ami half in pIav,
Katie Lee and Willie GRAY.
They had checks like cherries red:
He was taller-'most a head;
SIC. virb arms Ike ~ pr..a,f.. If snow.
A. she ioi,er~l baIf IN pIav.
Cbar,eri,,,,t IN Willf- Gr,y
"Prattv Katie. f" Willie said
And there came dash of rel
Thro,i1 IA the BROWNIES Of her check
am - 80 yr;1i
Kat;e,s b,skat up the hill"
Katie answered a. til 4 laugh.
aYou shall carry only halt"
a,I th4r, tos-iy7f, f.tck her curls.
no -, ,f.i,.L ,i,t XII. r,,t'.ssod
ma -, ,-..ss,4s
NJ, ,r. ,.rI,, t.,,,.s ,,r,.,-r tall
HI. ~, rI,,r-.7. ,r,,,.r, af,ar al.
AuT Mo. IIr@, ,..-1rs rrl.r1 that dav.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07

Es- think you must allow, said
pompous gentleman, that my Jests are
very fair" Sir. your jests are like
yourself" was the quick retort; age
renders them respectable"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07

Many persons complain that they can
not find words for their thoughts. when
the real trouble is they cannot find
thoughts for their words.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07

The IndspeHdsHt thinks the democratic
party has claims to the gratitude of the
nation. because it lost its life in the war
for the Union"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-07

II you make love TO a widow VINO ha>
daughter twenty years younger than
herself. begin by declaring that you
thought thew were sisters
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18
cterrisbter Gbaie .tiber 9eneral
Ghermdn.

cterri@ter Gtafe .aber General
&terman.
Dberrt&ter Qbalt fantte faraftd stn.n
8sitros 1T esm ~@bnu.an Gonb". ptl.
Der bolu bsfttmmt IA. bsm arobsn @.nsra|
etn warpaBts 3h&en Der nattonolsn Dant.
botteit ~ esben. NIT folaenbsm 8risfe an
ben S&obmeiRu bss Gonee:
Dafbtnaten, 29. aprtl 1865.
Dm. 9. Ds(blsr. S@aemttfsr eee
Gbstman Gcnpe.
Mstn ltsbsr bnri Betosfhlo0sn sm'
pfansen 9te efnsu Dtttrus ~, PEN ebr.
man Gono.
Sd wdble auabe bie(tn auesnbltd.
metnsn Bsttraa ~ (sabsn, neil Bsraps
ittt Biele oenetat au ietn (@stusn. leiu.
oto6en DsretsnRe au ser9tdsn unp M,
fstnsr nsuli@sn Qonpsntion NIT Sobnfon
au asbsnten.
Atsr {c lttr man bieien Het bsbausrn
urb mi6btltasn tnaa. 70 batf rsrfslbe rod
In unfnem @eod&tui6 fetnt 9,dnaenren
8sretsufts MD. aus!5i&su nod ft1ta vsr'
punfeln.
Ssin pa,rlottsmus IA 70 pente an.tfsl.
bah. wts lstne Iopfert.it. 4.tuss Nannes
aboten baben mstr au Dem Trtuupte BET
linton uno er Gretbdt 0bsr RetsQtou
unp Stlausret bsteettaesn. Ssine fta.
ten AebSren IN esn soRto,Ren S&dSsn
unie,ss Obto. fouts un(trss B.iomuatsn
9aterlanbee.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18

1euie ~ ieinisrwarte. Gr be,isbt fd
auf bic GrtebenSperbanolune NIT Spbu,
ton pnb bebauptet, bae, msnn bic. Chat
tabeR ofFeteQ befannt eema4t wlroeu,
ftin 0erbalten pom 2anee peroe 9ebilltst
mtreen. Die perion. wtl&t ben Brisf
empfns, psrtraut NIT ber pelitit @bns
mans in gem6bbett Der Snarutttonen
bonn perforbenen Yrdfbenten Qineoln,
oerF@ert, bab bas abtommsn nit Sobnz
fton uur basjtni8e mar, meI9es 2incolu
BET etr 3uiau,meltunft in Qitp Ycint benz
Sen, SHERMAN por3eidRttt. Das bafi9e
t1np etfrt8e 8erfabren 3aued's unt Stan>
tons tn Iabell lee8en Sberman. wtre,
ld9t man perous,, NIT ,ebnfa4er S1wtre
anf biefe 6erreu tuttdfauen.
frau @et. Strrman III bier unb mtrb
IT g Cincinnati tttbtu bis sur antunft
|tres @atten.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18
Hsx etlabent. bts ,au. 3adeyltdeu,

! DE 9rauer ~ ben ermsrestes prdR
berten mar cine u 8ereate als; uatdrli@,
tDae baS 9auje Bolt psa bsrfd6ea stsrti
ffeu paroe, oat bet bst Naartdt pom 1op
eiueolas aQe partsiletpenf&sf psr
taumaten unb baS Bolt i'd 10 IL faAe,
tabsr fetnen 0rabe in stnen u S@mer,
t0fabl bte 6dube Ia 0eribtn1ns re1&ta
Tbas par erbebehb. Rein, @suumsnt saul
bas &nbenseu Bee p1Rorbsnsn 70 fsbr ~
frsn. als btefe aro6arttes 4asbaftsas bs
etebe apb zee Sdmss3ss II AetbAn kat.
60 erbsbenb absr ieue GrI&etnuua xnl
10 Aufrftits BE @efabIe warsn. BE ee,sr
Fjeuateu. fs ptpe,lib ,unb falt& tfbaS @e
|,babssa ,Hntser 6,piltRimesum. 1sld
pit afteuesfe &taRewetteg an @&pslatA'
!taja. bsr 0aberslt&ns1 sao a. 0eteu
IA BET Trauer nm ptn ,OerRprbeuen isi
IfaR 4 @o&en I'D fjrnlt& ~ abe.biei.r
tfu&en. rDatre 1.auer, nsipet Rets bi'
0Rsutaiion- Su wArpi8er 8sfsQi6af
bsfnbsn ft f& nit Der, ~. &taatsast,
tuus, bersn. 3rtsbel. 1brduen sar nt&l
Eperfseeu, esrsn &lasen sar ut&t ss.euu'
MIA wpQeu. >. r.
+ 1ar ias 4snii&e mt ei&srlt&e ptrl
BE Sa&e aber eur& Bsri&,e, pte bs,
folsenbe etuer IT. aetriebeu:
.,3ur peitsrsn .9QuRrattsn tes 3uaau'
res pse 0oltsasmi In Goles be6 IepeI
RON eineela bert&tsn wtr. pas. ptr aui
bte 4utsrttdt bee berrn aetou. >eines bt,
peItteieomut0dre. bin wiGsn - ndmlt&
eat In sertser 8o&e Ia, Aep, 1ore weut'
,a1 1erbaf'unaeu ptseu 4ettuulsabett une
llneteeutIi&fstt poreenemmsn wesefn uu6>
,ttn ,a!1 IN :traene stusr @edt. fstt New
yot! cine 8soe'etrunls non. msb, ale tO0.'
600, tat." 20 ,.y ...., =,
=; Wiatn s.nu MID, hte o.r,n ae,en uue
BE r. .. Gusntus Tof. .pa6 bis Srldubf.
- uno fe btloeu ia, pe& +pte 19 3pan.
itsatl psr Bstrunlsnsn In nm 4ert -
sbsn Ia tbrer Irauer an, betsunesnefsu
fne. bat IN Srtaup ispsn Bsardtutf sia
ou8emetnfs Hau(& teISt. bas pie 9eetea,
tla0e tbren Db elep pstlanAt uub ba6. 10
re. S&uesj yf&t ,tef IA. aud nod, 10
m5a|t& etne aQssmetne &stlsre folsen
mu62 -:
p @tr Alaubeu aerns, bab ~ ben 9aaen
Or decentralization ,wsniars 0e,run
iene als fenR f@ IN Nsw yorl ,etsten.
aber be Gueatna pot bd.te ae,ue sspdb.
nsn f6pnea,, oee aat ..8aueemt". unp
@btetsplbep4 esf@to6eu warsu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18
ma az uub mef'tu.

/. @ar'tat ttn uuaISdf.lte.n esafad g.,
.babs; istae :tai(srH6su untntbaass ;sst
,intt' an BON Dt,faGunaews,t ID tsstat
fsu. pae f& ~ rbtn btsftr Git stpas TO-
mild auentamt. So tiet III 'b,miei6eu
U. H.. ta6 rae @oussrntmsnt e,blt& fetu
fcQ. nit stnsu, ta,bolt(&sn GarRen an be,
Sptte unb ba6 TN Uaa. p.e 9obss bel
&atftre fetne tobe @smablin ipso factt
an ttt &sst.,ura ptltna.n feut. prtb
h.tbtit fou Ssu DoIh sta@sti f.tn wte II
= Granttet& uup Rublane. Gneltd
hsFntrt @ar eie 9nuasn 1einee &st&e uni
ts,tt&nst aufaQsnrsr @.Hs nit adnl
,H$ir 'tlstsratbaRs ,on Tfrae Ten gul
pea Werilo nuo >oae @ttt btI antt1et
atG 76te' 'Dfarsntr fttns1 6srrlt&fett. rot
maw l&ettit& fdr tta gttfet,u auS tlu.
adfamttif balten ntrb. y n;'~' 1'': - !
d 3ut 3tit, alt 3tf, pasis 4t4i a,dtst,f.
li& .setfelat purre. fsnbttn nod III aus1
bsrtN&!.tl In Ri&meub fit. b6tts nan p
,ftpaS tear.tat& fnbsa s5anea. Sft)
'steat q i'd aber Aer, ,lemtfA aut. De&
tsM @ann tasu ,nnb ptvp l.tslf.n wsts
'esu, Hatatlt& ptse han tn, ,iensr glspa'
SsetsfmunS ttta coup d 'etat ittes. nnt
'hbeta1 psa berldtsn affettQ ,fstne ,Retil
Hsbustn. atet babtf&stnlt& ptre fe aul
". s.arNtlaeN$t ! 4 = reatsta'tea., ai&','esn'
19X Irir @y,tiallbi,ipl,jiA, ats Rafb
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18

Der Tcs, rpsl&sr arauts. war nebslfp
uno taRer. elm snalt(&u Gr1bltnastaa
cbn. Soune unp Ddrme. Die Quft mar
talt unp f,u&s. Der N,b.l bling nit TIN
IrouuRor ubsr Ger @.asnp.
@.tpa nor tamtt bs(6dftet. toe 60,
dsnbaa, pm Hsinsn Q1ila ~ oJbnen> all
BE Disnertn tbr sinsn B1itf pon 6erru
[96nsibtr dberbratts.
0Iba bttrodttts bsnfeIbsn. otsr IL,
[bro& pas 9i'asI ni&t. fonesrn tIr(o.ls
GIba eff uo0Rdnpta an. NIe bad 4tnp
fi& anm @ro6uoftr tsarbrn bate. un Fort
1b.s ~ ,rinftn. etna 9rro ouf tbr Gin,
msr uuo lat IN unB,f6rler Rube folpsues
3stlen:
ID f&r.tbe Dir. neil m,tn 6,,, III oou
II, unp bod mage Id Mot au.e aus,u'
iprs6eu. nae msin 6er3 s,f0u,. DIV whfl
stn 8Isnntnte lsfsn, potd Dhn brl
tpis0ettt raider (&ld0t, Dstns @anafn
rrsIdbtn. obsr Dein Corn e'p,dt pfre.
Run tpeit tdt. pae allse BON stnem @urf
cobbdn0f. f1 u'ue paern; um d,6qfttter
Betft IL stptnntn. Aann i'd sos 9re.
tsre nt&,. 70 utu i'd germ rae Dsutge,
wae i'd beibs, oerkersn.
Gtumal - Wona,e 6no i.htem WI.
;RoEsu faate t& III Dir : unfs,. 0,a.
maNes aa txsnnsu. Id mt0 DID nt&slts.
Fbsa. Grtnne,R Du Dt&. nae Da ant.
,portstsR2 - Blstb. t4 lann Dir ntti
ssfdbrlta usresn, ID ltebe sinsn anpun.
1eute fa8e i'd DtT: &6nnte meip Asra
eer 9abs ~ Dir sndag'u, 70 wo0H 1d 20
nf&t Dtnn Du tif mstu e,ttn. unit
obue Dt& IA bos 9,b.n - etn 0yab.
Nun fruae to-: 3R 70 wabr, toe Du
Dstn bus brtetts usridbsnh taR3 Ge
fann ntdt fda; wie fons,s mttn 1sra
DID ittbtn, penn Dstn bua stnen anrt,n
ttsbr. tuo po& audIt MD s'ne unrute
unp rv 3rafsi trs.bt mid Iu rsr Graae!
2isbR Du mtdl .. =.
9&ou lls &tnp boA Du mid tadu.
bert: i'd fab DID ,ptspsr unp poats t't@,
ME bsf'sea iadtn. = a1oH
@te babe i'd Gin Detb oslisbt = Du bie
pts Cite unp blsttR ris Gtnatas. nSn Dst4
nsr 6ano ruba metn ianfttaet VIad
eo0 t& Gtre unp ~Rubm sra tsbta yn1te
u,ut Id Detne eitbe .bt61en. unp fsa tdt
In bitter,u Miemutb stn Ge,opt p,s IT.,
belt blttttn. 10 ltsbt MID nttbt !-s2 -. >:
Wt Dtner 2iets ws.pe ID etu Auttr
Wenl6 uno obusabtsfeibe'etu Seloue. or
6& In zen S,reu Oct 4sipenf&aft fteu htir.
aen wiro. UNI BON tbm fortantGeu unp In
(.tnr 1t,febta.dteu ap ws.bsn. !:
A0ss rur&, Did ; Ht&te iebue DID.
Bk ut1e Detu7 lltttstEa Eausf fallen Atsr
ITT i = :: F.NL J Rt&orb -
Sstu' eeien btefsr 3tnsn f@isn 0erea's
aibsm >fltu au Aebsn. tbr 6er, f&Iua IN.
bortar, ieS (&winps!,s ibr por zen auaeu
uue ete YuIfs fodtsn. DIR 9"boli. pss
Brtsfss enlfamnit u, 3nue,ts unol a..
prstie5tbrsn Auasn 1bsdnen. uno' Ssanod9
oeruodets fs rt@t in psineu.a 81 fbre,
Giubtituaa i&tensn plSSti& ste Wpftsu
40 tbres estens 4l6di.liafstt unb 4s6o0,
es6Fnef.3. a0ss, pas' tbs aufcptesns.t
@tfabl ibr sinatf6et mas b.r s8aRant
tbI poresfartsbsn bate. pit autad uol
| pes sdubestf&.p Bsw.fbsit. Asliebt,u t.ta,
90 f6raueen| alle GiisasspsAsS esSss,
ISxinpbtt, an siasiS Sil5e, vsllbs asif. f1stl
| Armu,t uap Gn,tsbluaA tbn '0elabndl
waRn, 'uuo' rae as9'a.tuidbrIss @de$ta
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18
0barafte ii if1tf&e Nrcclamatic BEE
0ou0erurmr Brptpntptp.

0barafte ritttfAe Nreclama tipu bel
9ouSerurur 8rpmntptp.
DE proclamation. uelde 8ousernsu
Bropnlow srlis6. na6psm i'm BE 2eats
-lotur pon GennsGse srmddttat bate. fii
pte Grarsifuna bse 9eha mo 6orrts Tin
BeIobnuns uon $4,000 aus3ut6reibsn, Ii
&orattsrtAI&. 90 fommt oartn foI9enp'
Def&rettuua tse barrie Dor: .3.
~Dfsfu Dsrbttder barrte IL un0efdb,
$ Gu6 10 3oQ bod. wteat stwa 143
Plumb uno IA stpo IS Sabre all. 6etne
@tfa.sfa,bs II (tuusta feline Nue.n
Nne tunts! une eu.dp,inaeae ~ tin pou,
sommsny 9pteAsl 10 6erlsue stnse 9sv.
,dtbs.s ~ ouf {siutr S,irn ,uti, rae fu,
R,rs @dmeaen slnss Ddnene. Der Ct
fer In unttpt ,unb DE 0spetpben psl
9esb.e&sns babsn po,letttee 3abIbett nm,
erauee baar DIR tbn Rebradi. mt
ebetneirntaer >llnptrf&dmtt,ti. fprttbt {,
laut; unp prableup a6n Den @tura ee,
gaRiee Hsuee unb beat tstnsu, 3peifel,
eat ber 6apsu fstnt unabbdnataish e.
rst&en rsrees Ct faut Iabaf iebr ueld
unb Vat, stus unesorouen etsbe ium
Dranstpetu. a6siun mora|ti&en 9tvue'
tur sa@ tasr ein uuferupuI6lsr Rsn(@
-. bio an Rim unb Rafertn perieali&e q
unb poltfil@e 2aperIidistt astau&t.- jept
IA tta ltsmlitt aQse @tffbl far Gbff unp
9aaure abtanbsn astommfn - nit a.
uenbn,en slt&atltis esseu foetale Yaidt
unb unptotrbrtn2ltd auf llubetl aeri&ta.
Denn gr 9tianpsne e,et1p. r., wt1o nan
tbn stu ben 8sbeqenpsaun pou Wtlfi(6pnl, ,
Alebsma. :oeer 9.erata Iupse.ub fueen.
unb In peiblt&n 0tls0(daft. tupsm :. nit
ber S&afsmteue stnse ,uaenbbafisn Msn.
nse tebauptst.l bae ss letnsu B,funbea
3uaanb; pst 6fentltdeu Nstnune anlstas.
bte Dsrmil&uns pelbstraitsiu Idnner
unt @sibsr ptue nnter(&t<b ~ us,bteirn.
Deun e. aefanasn wiro. mpt rss5 Gladt.
ling MIR lsbsnbts abasItefsrt psrbsn. "a,
nit bier auf BEN S&auplat lt'ntr frate.
ten f&utftf&sn. 1ta.sn Osrsaltsfsit s.eeH
ttnstab' Usr'sn' 'so't. ."@''
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18
elnAuereiftn unp G& aum psrr(&.r .pse
e&tdfals ~ usadsn.

etnauereiftn uno f& lum perr(dbT bsl
e6tdialS ~ usadsn.
Ra&ptn Rt&o'o ttns 3rft lare tat
I8ess wdtsiat Olad NIT truntsn,r Sul
asnU0sn. uabmsn istns >Uddbie tintn on.
eusn &boruftu an. g. t,gnts,. taf
Aaoste. tts tsn iunasn bsrrr Smtb unt
G.au tsfu6'en. auf oas f&6ne Wdphsu
blt6ten. " wuroe netbti6 unt ubttitt
wenn 1s I'D @s,ra ndterrn uup btsfelb.
init stnn e,rrifTtn bsrabloH,npsn Antastt|
anseotsn. &,&arp wurbe 10 asrstsL lrot
er Oft nabs b~sau nor I'D ~ psr9sf1en.
un'ertt,n fb 9smunp IL Ianas mtt Or.
IA. 70 bdut Rt&oto ION bur&bobren mb'
asn. @rea mar sassasn NTH unb r.,
asten, wts foR aIe spitn Gtauen fine, 'Sie
usrRanp Ri6ore ni6t. rsnn a. NIT uu,|
r6ltt,r gttrre bardbr Ilaett, tos mun
tbr nt6t Vie a&tune srpeHs, msl&e isins
2tsbe forptrts.
No& bate e feline Gifrfu&t une feline
unsufrisosnb,tt aur0dasbultsn. als aber
etn iunan @entlemsn pom anetnetmem
Asuber'n fstne Bslu8s misosrbclte unb
6& tmmtr uertrouli&u asasn @srbo aste'
n. ba fannie 3t&arp's 3orn lstus 0reu'
jeu.
Gtnss Absnts nor Der 9euaants jun0e
Mann wieesr auf eieIsbtu aum Btiude
unp untsrbidt fd fof oue(&IkeIth NIT
Gupa. Rtdorb fob fiQ unb t1RH In
etnsm Btnlsl tss .3ir msre unp bsobodte'
h jsoe Bspeauna In @srea's an'lts. Bdb'
unb ptsi,r quoluouen 6tuntsn batt. i'm
pu f6redIt&fe 1remobn srarsfsu. uno
menu @srpo Anrun fr.unrlt& auIddslts.
padts e.: 60 lddslt IL ou& mid IN.
Nun folots cine Hsibs pom Retrudtun'
asn. Go boite obsr pos @efdbI ftine Ver<
nunft 70 bsberrf&t. bob sr ni&t an BE
@orts 0erro'e po6ts. fs lttt, sinsn IN.
psren. Sn fstnsm Glide bate sr ft b!e~
fer Dorle nt&t ernnsrt unb eloutte au
(sbr an bte Almo&t fetnsr Qfsbs. ols bo6
IT nermutben fonnts, @erpa foQts lstne
etsbe nt&t aana erwisosrn. Abr an btt'
fenl absnps ltfe rte G,tnne.uua fstns Off,
Il ole Quoisn b,r Iortur bur@loufeu.
Gubltt pe1lis6er 0srea unp pts fletns
Gltaa boe 3tmmer. Rt&arp a.bme,e efvei.
Ct. aber obu, Gen Urtsrsn wtspsrau fuosu.
bsr tn lsttsrer 3stt ietne Bruf srfaQ.
bate.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18
2nffer ,sisb @anbsr1 In jtree
=, 9Ipei<. s..

Das &at,ve'ti$sstben ter beibeu Usr'
rditer Bep. Ender uub 0so. y. 9anesre,
uslde au& ue& Der 9bettbafttaistt an
bsup Gonplott aur G.merbuas etueoln's 3
unb :6sperp'S auesflaat 6up. auf BIT
prsllsaatsu uaferse 1rdfesutsu lautst
uevtt@ q &. i
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18

Ra&reu bt bstpsn S&urfen etefeS fre'
DE S&retben pur& eanapi(&e 9ldtter bat'
TN psr6fentliasn laf.n. n a&ten ftt
10 bsfanurtlt& an(i&'baI nnb
tgna.irtea baeur& tbre G.t1druns do
tssbaftt edae .f&uletrputttr gttbts&sr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-18

bBIa: a y It. MI II ,Ss4ta @atJ.,
,AN ifSsss avtff, 81 "a. Ias.