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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
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toftsr VT 6np. asin Nusldnrsr, psr In
Dtsnf p.s Dots oru i'm Muud,oi,n4 il.
oarf ee maaeu. 6& stnaeln Oper aud, in es
ringer @sleQfdafl ouesrbaIb Der 6aupt.
Mart opu ouf rn 9anef1o6rn i,bsn Au
laMn, obn, l6 pe1 @tfnbr oH51ukssn.
ueol6t ~ msrrtn. Del e.n.m ,Bolfshn
murpsu amd 3ouausn bh bslsm Iiottsn
Gage auf einsm fretrn pIoee truol6t ebns
ba6 man ref 1bdter.bobbof perrta fpnnle.
Dafdr rd6tn dt ea Uron3o(en rur6 eis
arou(omfffn R'pr6aIitn fqR jspsn 500
mercsn Rtteltn. nj. mon fis nennt, Qanp.
rs6tli@ rmorrn - Sc Il. ntd, m5A|ih,
ro6 G& eteis taiisrItde stanrre3lsnttb.
fdaft auf RE Dausr balisn sann, Is lb.
ten esun f,rtmlbr,no Ilu(snrs pen frsm =.
em Buy;ne''en I'm Qanee tltittn.
usbt1 ris Sbaneibotsn Qt0sn tte 8N.
Staatsn In Woiumorue milr nod Sol:
esneee otmtIoa: Bld&,ia. urani(&..
unioniafn mmpsn aus psm amt,ttant.
{4sn eonlulals> ~ p'!bsm 1T nh Aip'
atfuuWn, aswaIlam, bsraueasuomm. I,
uno ben Gopf0eertltsn olas5 ,@sfane*ns
dteraebsn. lu ntue amerifanii9. Dan.
psltoasnt, Mr. Waop. ubisI. .esn Brftbl.
Natamoros su ssrloGsn.. S.ins Glaeps
wuJee ION esm Y6beI In g,Ndn Der tot.
(srlid. m,rilant(6,n Bb5rrsn bsrota,rtf.
len, ets 6& kline Wlbr eabenrie @epal,.
ibat III ue.btnesn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

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: Dte Gabrit,n am ausabanp mue'en bt.
Avbstt Elm R.usn. in :bsr Nadbt pom Htet.
tag ouf Samftoa bot pie Glueftonr ON
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hAt.tt. OsIfdGir mu6ten BOT p.nc [ttnelI
na&prinstnesnsG GIuatsa- b5bss- s-unp tmmer
psttsr btnouf aut ufsr a.f&afft nsi6eu !
In Den 6dufnn1isaN Alssnba1p 4u.p tte
W5bsl ,e. nat obsn'su brinaeu -t2oitr.
men tanlttu NIT ibrsm sG&dn bin unp
wiebsr - dnaffIt@e '6rausn 1reiitfny J.
Wdunsr fu&isn unp ff&ttsn-1OuEraxtle
rotten ab unu III - une 'buS5 DIaufen
'ptsl aspalttatn. 6ttosts 'tlberi6nse. snf,
finer dnf6rmtass G4a<ietfe aHe; Ga utt
,menf&li&sr Dtf&dftafeft unea Grveauta A.
! Dh Drot,ttadt NOT SsaahpiAi nit II.
nu 4Msnat Egs,ugtsnStss bstssta Go AZ.
Itdbrie5 etasn Heiasneut NttN art fstens bic
!perswile pattnf1 isbsnte e6aron,:ptn sdh 4
itus, 6R Uatasu, Bdlbsr' uuna Odautk
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'eohus.upssa,esI' 1f.tlf7a TOD onil lst
StAt.S ,etfamttiunrsuS. nGfhmutfan
stir1laass tsuS 'eabssasl6 u,fS!
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Aat4 erastt X lpsldat tpltftb 1iWa bsif 4ifbn
ltsabtnd,e. Dir assbvH6tsst oon
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
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rsn, ,3ptd. weniaiatns luu' s,oblu 1ts'I.

brtuaen fu&l.n. uno pfla. f<sbli& H.
rsu ,3wsd. wsnieRtne Jun s.cblu 1bstl,
srr,t&t bubeu.. nure,u sbsn vou tsnss
vIop allen" YttGe eshunstrt uno rer
..9ucpalitdl" onaef!qot. Grtnns.t ris
"8a,ette"s nod, wie fe ufldns, eae tis
Ratital.n unp AbolitiontR.n ausnfaas
m,tLpuftn Rntflsn. baB absr tbsr BAD
f&uari,s eei%triu$ pu eudp,rd i,r,u
Quaero4ut eqnpes, In sarsn tsesdsn
mo&te. a1e oab 80 aeeulrsl rrtresu fb1s.
pab fsn, atoIitfcnihtn r,h Gttst.n unp
pte ,Ginialftt. tm r.putlilantf&sn 3ua.f
R5rtsn?, Mh pu bon ben 9tabtfalsu unp
bird eie GGfstsF#e 4e setpatss eeetslebensn
Npmtuiatatton III aud tnpltt rte nloyatt
yuHs" ratita1 espQtttn, :. ). tn eu
llntons. unp In en lStlaaslttftdAt. Mt
f,tt 70 at.' tsaq ',ur ~. ,eHton,. i it'
aett,usn Dientr,"' ia8t paftff Ma&ba1tn.
9a, nos, ,um Bttttn1taiba ta'ei, ~lupo.
Ie prs0." b1ndbg9fuhttn. 'sS Si. Rtbt In
NQatmsfnsn til btiabIt,n DltnRe4pa. Rs>
et,rung unb u.tttht nuy bettn Anftassu.
an ftatt rf' Snttrsl3tn 'rsS Ocltt6 au per.
trettn. 1d't, ois prG. BE Wla&t psl
d. unfer. Na6bartn rdbmf unb .rrdu Is
cas Strstsn Vfnepln's, Gd In aepaI,i9er.
podttcn 5u brindtn;: ols eis Qoufilustsn
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[sf&t5 Spt,l.: 7~' -" ). 80 ::
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!, ,lcpoltn pu6t" r,s eanr,s fpu1.n; 10
miro ii 1m,ift}sobnr nt6t p.t4tNen. osm
B0rar Slo Abs eofar III ednisn; poe Il
IS psrldmitsts. bft gbanesn ~ benuesn.
nel&. tim Of. ,,,loYals prtl1s'' 70 ,uuIe'
|bdnfef tot: ~ T.:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
Gin WSurt fir Olt 81 BE-

Die rloyals pr,0e", ,. ). pit NsQte.
runesprs0s, IL auerpinRs zine Snftitutiou,
cte Dem Olp Abs nI&l bslouoere 3um
Aubm< Qersibt. Denno6. pranlo6t uns
ttt(sIbe. sin Bort fir Olo Us. ~ rsctu.
6dlt pa unltre Natbartu sins Qan1t
id1,dl,@. 2obrspe lbtr Die .lop1ls pteNt"
(of course bslonpus au6 uber it lsltlt)
,,p.e untst oQen Grsi9ni0sn ru pier I'e
ten SABRE fsins bic Bemunosrun8 Der
Ra1mslt 10 ltbr uuf lt& ai.ben wtipe wie
ne topftre prft'ou OCT ~'cva!en 8ldnsr".
msl&e in 3sit or Notb uno Or NepuIa
8sn unlsrer Armssu aus f'ster Wabl nit
tapfstsn Wortsn atfo6t.n unp ntt in tb
rrn Sp ,lttn stn @urt pon &ompro
mte opr pcn 3wstfsl in rsn snoIt
3.n &rfole unfsrer Sa&e aspuloe bd''sn.
.DobrItd -f&tt,bt lie - etefs BIdnsr
botsn Rubm esunl., - uobl 9ttban, ibr
euien unp 9strsusn Disnsr."
Die pude pss eonree bat d@erli&
mdbrenp pn lsstsn pier Sabre fi& uteIe
0.tbt.nfe nuorbsn. aber I'm Nnblid
unferer b.roti&.n Solpottn ~ foaen. pab
Ne metr ale auss Anosre BE :Bewuncs.
ruu8 Der Nadw,t aui f& tieten nnos.
il .ine er,6t ed6uIi&tstt. Bic Nu&
psli mt,b f& sraibleu nou unfsren tapfe:
rsn Mrnissn uub ron psr 0ptrbsrsttuts
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wtr btuf. am Bu6, r,s Ultima ptn Dat
dn1tTeT otrfn g19tNtt9ftbn 6Ien; MT nor,
osn tbh trntuun dm Gub, r,s QSwtn be-
bnltasH Woreue, UNI tis k,neu ~ AT
tte6tf, pttbt cen .s5mtn fFfetn, 7unr4pti
m.irsh aaf tem Qopilcl, Roms' pte a,ut!
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fsk1n' 3"' 81 - -
'Dt s$lad, td gnlouc NOR .pd5tf,
o.nb.'' D!t nsupe!'taniig, Nrmu unttt
5000 NAT 7000Wonu Ratf pt. 1r pp,n
Wuiel's $500 Mdnn. Mtrirt muir.
Elm pfrp unte1 rsu ynts aatrtet 81,
mtal Gofsn, Fsl, ru.d tias &ua,l ON
6oI(t o.rofftu. 3d. 10 Il astaiiir, 'prunp
u NIT r,m RUFF :. ~ tttr rS'dlitn! ni,e,r
auf @ltibolrf af'f :fht,Ttn inf zen
asnut1f6tn 9iprru iii etr Yfdhtt ar
Gins oous Rar'd'i&tntururh 0auf ,morNa'
.S&tin Gn'fnnnna fbmtiiflts be OUT
penia' rts ron tbm btrouf4fiibrtin 9dau
uiteu @anboIsi mu,cs lie Sti,flfcb,
UNI Or S'fi8tdRs! curt 1upsln' Iatp,s
i,lftn. S'In}frtr, uf,mutc,t, tdun,,
I'D 70 untdpeia ros er utnsiR,n muett.
Nn (ttnu Stileftl Brocq NIT ltiu,tn
1rompsir Sn rtdsm fanrptmepat
iammdr @aribaIe' feline 1nllIsul,n e,rd
trr u'r a'F NIT eem Yaponsitt on 81,
R5dfaIi9sn m|beh unr II :. Ida ,ooi ,nt>
(6isesn Bofeo .mt' 50U0 Miuu capi.
tu!itt. Nob rr Hiauiunp Wtfind'a
joG pl,ibolci untrr, una,bfa,sm 9ut,I
sfn inn btadnn ris y form err m alhrots
unp Mpnfdp,! !Y, t5lttn: 'eitiIt.n rrar
bid 't"s Bot Don Tiiifn1 bon ru
6rridof, ri Bourtontd lrst.@ 3nbuek
3Ia,f!tn aus rutn sIdtnn unp q.
III stntsn bsAuH..h n.u us,rr e> Gsu1 te a,tt.
D'tlSlor sgn g'el>isn 'uoc q or,l IN
N5msn Vt'or Gmidu.ls, S6nios po,'
NQ|i,n tbre Xo,fftnfurp l{t g.wune.
'uda. Aue6 NtBttrunasrtttttt ru,e.n
upni,st an fl (sintm Rar,n er|6fn.
" tdQ(saet 5on 8tIb5hnnn' 1ftb4ifu ~
I'D. um dn tu Bthtiars ietts 'Ya,u
Ilnt!s Gbttl Il" aeSmfr: : III
9aribalt, ,atr. na6esm u b'71n d:
p1slts >Aum Y,ce,tiaic, qntt,r.r 9Sn0,
unarr UNI 'tor' eluluts Gah Albru's
+pon4 ~ nMM 1913 ais s,,n'sa,un+;a,
,isB far Sr'I"n prSfI1mi,t bontg tdRth
3D. bas Df.fsrr Bsfr'una Wrap,It au
uOusnrrn' uhr nabm IN (tfnu Mnfp,o6s
on rif Nu'ionotao' r. Ns(6na's . mi, fol
as"etn @et"g 49, sRitn ran SietIitn:
>}6 bin nun anrreTo .bIn9srufen unn'
mug n,& jfst ucn Gud .nif'rn,n. 81.
til'unn IS n 3'u ro6 Stei'ten ttnn
u"p .arfsr en- ,t,n, ra'r. 9r,t,iriauna
esuf' So ron nun an mob, 81, Gu6
sltit i&ilStn ucat" 8 ren. rtr quo an.
arsif1. - Sd BATE fir dutb acban. nae
mir m5 1tb mur. - St,l,,n u,danot.
cab i'd. MID nun orrrsmobtn wtner
Dit tu'opo,ft' 1ipIoq' 'nnt mitr mid
nf@' dtftn'''n unit hf(mole ipifes id mi3
nit ttr urtiniasn: - u
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
Der lntersa,,8 Der Gpnf6'
o&rQfipu

I0etnt. l@n!u, 3u naben., ISbtrmap VA
pom 8olpsturp; Bsfe esnemu,sn,, e& oa
fslbf NIT 6&ofslb In De1binruu9 8.itb>
unp ete teirens Atmesn op,riyen! list al pt,
@tIron Babn tinaaf huA pst.rebura IL,
DIT 2usberaana dbtr psn ReenslfFus ,pirt
wahf,&stnli& ui&t nj, ssoben S&piftip'
tstttn putunp.n (stn. .Dtnn se1lauist.
au& Dor stn'esn 8oasn. tcs ;atsion.n
sou Sflau.n~ bsl9dfliat mdrsn. UNI an, Zen
Norbufesu etsits Glu(,s md4ttSe 9sr'
tbsteisunps.us,fs e,esn 5bermau auf,p,
wtrfru, fO but uuu ru@t ffrttptu' abtt fot@t
Sptrotionsu utilst niats srfabrtn. ia 20
!issen fosar Na&rt@ien <uoy, pel&f -uus
ju ber Nnuabmt f0blsn, pae psr Roouete
een 9i.e.s maride Stumans fetn bi,
oeutenbss 6inesruib In ben Dss Isatn
mtrb. ....
Go IL aus ptm saoen pislfa& btridtt
porpsn abu stn Aufaeben @tdmenps unp
etnen BON Etc bsat06,iaten Rld.us na@
epn&bure unb o.n i0ppsflt&sn gtbtrss,
esssnasn. DAT in sinem fol&en Wansu:
ure tas stusios Mi!',l avasntIt&er Rst'
tua9 flr 2se sntboIten, miro isBt ftarer
unp HART. ; Atsr Rte bat bic Bit psr.
ldumt. ..0ab,snp pte partsisn hse Slpsna
fid In Nidmoup In: , y 6aatfn aasaen.
See auf o's .@or(sbuna" G& psrIaGtn ORR
auf zen Deus machina e,bo7I, pi.usi9t
aud In RatbIolafstt ae31oert bat. fine dc
llatonsiruppeu 'tbd'ia aswe{sn unD babsn
tbm ofntesten Aussana usrbaut. 5bfri
pon Bat pte Commune alton ani(den Qy ID:
burg uac .Nidmopp ler16tt uni ltebI jtBt
nit lfinsr til(1ilsn Atmee. nadpsm t eine
0erbincunp hit Grant bratftut bot. nib!
gar p,it mfRIi@ pcn Ribmonp ON Samts
duff unp pr nad .2ya&bur9 fabttueen
ktisnbabn: BE obmbin 'um arobs lbtile
effort 1T. SoQtt Qte cemunaeadiel sinen
nod esm B itsn vtriu&sn
polltn. 10 wurukr ba!p BON rst 0stsra
,snormee unlsr Ibemas in Gmpfana AZ
,cmmen wttesu. e1e jd tn auu Slius
son Nalbpiue bio lbn RnorpiIe uup mti
sr In Der M&tune pon s. 9bur8 vur9e
Idoben bat.
Nibmonr IA alto 70 aut wis tinael6!ol
;su; Der Dem ST.. Daoia qela0ene Sptel
roum mi,p snasr unp srasr nit itrem
Laae. Der 9rant' Sbesman'lbe Bca
9onitrielor. wirflamet oIe ris Seotl'|&e
auaco 'pa. bat fa um ets RsbelllOn At
.at. tbr fdere 0srnt&luna oIobenp; 9sr
iweiHunasruit o'in9tn btrsits au unieren
Obrsn aus rem Qaaer Zee Gsinrss. ST.
Daptar (ou absteanf. unc Gem 9te ou'
Wa@t tn' 6anrsn eeleat ba5en. Sc ab,
rfldrt Mot fart stuua ~ fein, .:um an
~, oerfabsen ,. ). um f@,opr&>
ulblaaen. 81 fsbl Ct oa. zen Auosns
lid srmartsnp, bats tbm an cis !RtbIt
sbt. Gin 0eraweiaunaetampf. etn fur@t'
arsr. miro sintrsien. Absr Is rpirp tnrfn
Mt rem un'sraauae Qfes uno Der !sBten
iGtntIi1en M,mse rse E1eers.
See bat uoa stntn Volu& .0emo&r. ~
Do& eie 3sit oes uu.H'
anelsns IT cod bofentlt& uotaber.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
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NsapsI. -,ras btr,4,6sss Nsop,l wal
beu't' to- uabsfarrbb6u Nuf,sauoal
+ Dtt aanr Stant mar souf 5ren B,tnsn
nopsalsn Gbltmsn Don tfn 800 Ru6tn
1lS0 1pps4sn ,unp, t49, 1'6A4n. rie p,,
Daup Rset tdbu, Don oAeo ,6dulera une
= a1detn 6'bsp lstf tfoIorsn. - aus ouln
6snfiem< hia assp.2< cps6t-- ous Snaetn
aIesIsn2 sn2lHnup0bOasnnvs Qaub unp Blu
utsn.. ~ ! j i+s3~. Il,
0is &btaid1 ptI6s Eb 4nas pse Dlu
reu}ets pom &af1suo, fd ovo nod een
me1Iieten Gnst asaen psulll,pppaueestp';
(oun re sneloIs.. Mi bruItden, poIaf'n
Easl@m6dis 6,to6e poa lnEtontmuei,tn
;pon Nsnidfn guae arat5sop, Wtn(asn
pts ft H. stnsr 4rlItui,pn 7bflon1 In, pt.
mou,fi f, uur bsi e'aIi,rsrp kbsa taIn.
Nan f6ste,., mon jadAs.a mon tdn,'t
nan uu'o u'saR6 ottr :. u. man Rutn
au1 auf tw Noultonsa. mon ue1wlni6,,
iie4ln r'b's 1tto'u1,r .pr 66us. mon 1td ::
>, ,,Evviva Italia liberata, - mon (dri, :
j., ,Eyyiva il lie d.italia r. N n ttcu,
uHptIt'mn,tass,, ,Evyiya; Garlbaldi!" :
~ M6t Elm 9hu6; fienes," ~ .S.urm
pu bHjbtlt mb'eneur4,s pic Q6fls. -
leD't 1btep Gtaus, II. 10, i'm 3ufam
'msnbrt4fn. g?a. b.: AIM :.
:, s66on nat fr mitdejnsI @amin esho
ben 81 ates 80 Bolt lpsels 'e, no4 ni&t !;
ta.ete!sn, tn unrpy@ss.p .peltteps z tbaartn
:uHIaass'erspep; pntaR 4, f,,ns kYupan
l&u4ata pa&bM 6fnfnn (<uenp. ned
zpetdn a.,s ssoss ,psn.a H1aaent nod nil
:f@susr GbItietttsnaa cunp ji.tstnp. pot
Eu'&tvbnopfasldhi4t,r. -. :,4t C
;. .Ge ldh!K eata isiosr4boe nit Gpuioat
7fdr @"sSslsi uanete. Htrbsi,s snu s0p@e
ahf Gele, EHanu,L git sp6,islsifn auf
ote seniali&sn4 1suppte. 7ple,s kisb.lia.h'
HefOe erddsr ets aDsli.e, ,gsis .pot 9aybate
y pae fsissa istatn S&aart ess 0afni
vaas1 nA.ifsa teslsn. ~ ssSsa,s ~
sAaHs4l bsssl&ststsna 9ieilisal : ~
iaarIi& ftsn ln -. AuauR 6aribslt pii'
eaeepyAfen spsla ealat.ifdbsn &aRsslfolSf.
euf IS 900 gNepnr Oh II
aensss ef.a asfeus.ets ttpa spasssaf.seEslls
OsutIas 3aHI QofA3,fYtssN. vaa spia,
- =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

saa3 Hj1Isu 5at5if, t5lia m s6S sstss.!si
- ,isala aasaa0 asHlss Eia agl i. sas
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

:Das Gdeu >bt. Mlaurtn;: bon, Maro,lo
ih..ein f6tmIi&ss &upNAud. e. arsif.n
namIib, pie pts Arobet 0bubaup.. mi,
Ten Gneun In ,Dts 5&00d unp lanatn
stns 5anpuoQ Reis opir, ,Rub:u0ub btr
ous. 7(3a6fudub: Gin. AZ, fsinsu @dts
t0asI6sn BtttsbsWr< IN 1at. Bussr orsr
8tate sst&mort.r WsbIteip mi, 3uitt.Iu.
@epd' lauupzGtti& ttttet, bei cen ,Nobl
hpbsnrtn au&s lbetpifs nod pitt Rodnsn
Gsta'n .aae Wslan.nf&siben:)
Sta't nun absr Die. Sp,iit fofort aum
Wunee.tu idbren, wos pr drafe 9thce
asatn nt quite sSittt wars, mub isns aunh
AmiF6'n esn6tusHm arOQt unp ~ ~s'nsm
&dafi&sn asformt werpen. %ber aud
na&psm ,esss ae(9stsn, ee1f mon rie
,Spdk utdt oirstt uts ben 1lp9,rn in zen
Nunp brinaen. stslu,ebr mu6 Gs aus tint
ger Gu'ftrnuna In, een(slbsn bire,n0twon
ftn wnesn. Sc usflsr mon pobst ole
banp Dom Wuure pta bdlt, fur rl0o an.
ffaneissr gilt oas G0sn. -"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

Dn wtt n1tt dn.m m..olIif&,n 5dfmmn
ab.rspeM:. 3uIp.n @|ulcnsn. an n,l6.
F& ptf S&urtn rur& DE nttei{1r,m
muns ttltuft. bat toe HdatItdN f,tn
0eu ad$ell'''! g &! UNI o"a''''' mo6 bti'ro' a
81 Arminatcn. sac. uub DtN.
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Mexican Affairs.

New YORK, Aug. 2l.-The Matamoras
correspondent of the Tribune says it is
reported that Gen. Donai will soon march
North with 5000 to 10000 men 1t is
reported that in social conversation
Minister Role stated that if trouble oc-
Cured with the United States, the French
would throw $4,000 men in the Rio
Grande.
New YORK, August 2l.-The Herald's
Mexican correspondent states relative to
the condition Of affairs on the Rio Gran.
de, that nothing positive can be relied
Oh, save the one fact that the Imperial
commander there has the strictest order
to preserve terms of cordiality, if possi-
BILE, with the Americans and suffer no
act of hostility or aggression to be COM
mitted on the part Of the Mexican forces.
Cortinas is on the rampage as usual, but
the career of that pest to all parties is
running to close. A good many reb-
ell generals and lesser Secesh lights are
struggling into Montery and Matamoras,
aud slowly moving towards the capi-
tai, with the hope of obtaining employ
ment from Macmillan, but the Emperor
has already more generals than he wants
and as for that matter quite as many
soldiers as he has any use for or Can sup
port The inevitable Magrnder and
Shelby are believed TO be at Montery
and rumor has it that Dick ..ylor and
some of his staff are EN- route hither from
the Rio Grande. ...
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Commercial md Financial.

New YORK, August 2l-In CONNER
cial matter the week opens with quiet
market Stocks are generally firm, but
speculation duh The street shows no
traces of the Ketchum excitement,
though t ere is reason for hope that its
results will appear after many days in a
partial check tn speculation and a more
tlrefnl management of business
The money market shows more ease,
Funds are offered more freely and with a
moderate demand First class borrowers
ran borrow at six per cent hut tha pre-
:ailing rate continues at seven per cent.
Discounts are rather more active.
There is larger supply OF hills aud N"
names are bought readily at 7a4 per
cent Other grades pass steady at 5a12
per cent -,
Gold is quiet There Is very iftle spec
alation. but the expectation OF a rise III
the premium from current causes Is gen
cral The price ranges this morning
1t Il "A e and 81 44i
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Henry e. Burne,,, of Kentucky.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Presideut
Johnson has permitted Henry c. Burnett
of Kentucky, to return to his home His
property here has also been restored to
him. Burnett was member Of the House
of Representatives from the first district
of Kentucky in the '3th Congress. and
distinguished himself by his secession
proclivities especially in votes against
every measure adyocat 'ng a vigorous
prosecution of the war He has not yet
been pardoned.
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" FEELING REGISTER.
MORNING. AUGUST % ls65
TeiegraphiC Summary.


Gold closed in New York yesterday AZ
sll4t
Al order has been issned tor enquiry
into the conduct OF General Hatch
The health of Charleston Is good
The old candidates fol tie Sonf;' i'arn'
ina State Convention have wltharA" "a
CA West commanding al City Point
is under arrest
One man was killed and several badly
beaten in firemen's fight III New lofh
city, on the Goth.
Washington special says negr" was
recently whipped III Charles county
MARYLAND for cheering Union speaker
General Schofield has leave "f ab-
senee to go to Europe
Gov Andrew has agreed with the Pres
dent Oh a settlement OF s3,oo' "oV due
Massachusetts, for war expenses
The action al the Government on the
y,rrinia elections il said to have had
salutary effect.
Gen Townsend has decided that mem
bers of the signal corps are entitled 10
the balance OF their bnunty III the same
way as volunteers.
There was another extensive fire in
New York yesterday.
The rebels still hold Cape Haytian.
A citizen OF Camden, ) G., seriously
appreheuds trouble with the negroes.
Henry c. Burnett; of keutuck' has
been permitted t" retarn hoaie. Al
though he has not been pardoned his
property has been restored to hun.
A spiritual medium nsmed Colchester
ha, BEEN indicted at Buffalo for refusing
70 take ont a jngglers license.
Jasper Harding. formerly of the Penn-
syl,anil inqHir'r. Is deaf
The Imperial commanders IA the III"
Grande are under strict orders to pre-
serve cordiaiitv With the Americans
Macmillan il represented a. having IA
,nany generals aud soldiers IA he can pro-
,ide for
Captain Hsn.y Wrth was Yesterday
urraigned for trial before the SPECIAL mlii'
f,try commission The charges AMI sperl-
.i.atons are published this morning
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A Singular Case,

BUFFALO, Aug 21-A very singular
case is pending before the L 5. Court
and occupying considerable attention
A man named Colchester, protesting to
be a spiritual medium, has been indicted
because he wouldn't take out license as
a iuggler, while he was desirous Of tax
ing out one as spiritual medium The
idea is broached that the case is one be
tween the United States and the spirit
ualist. The whole thing, however, has
the look of an advertisement.
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Eire In New York

NEW YORK, Aug. GA fire commeuc
ed this noon in liquor store, 204 South
street, and communicated to buildings
POP and 2O6, thence to the Government
bonded warehouse, 209 The fire is now
burning with prospects of heavy loss
A large force Of police is present to pro
tect property and prevent riots among
the firemen.
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all otherUnfortunate
,nifSial Legs, AFms 4 u utches.
GKEAI IMPROVEMENTS L. TdE1R MAJ
UFACTURE

RTRR SEVERAL. YEARS EN-
"A PERIENCE In the manufacture OF Arti.
6cial Arms Logs aud Clutches the undersigned
aatters himself that be Ia now .olc To give en-.
tire satisfaction to all those needing any thing
ser ryiceable durable and Hight a. can he mann.
factured as evidence be refers TO the following
voluntary certificates
t. Okaris5 Bsklsr. A2sHt. gkSSl.ag
Us GENERAL HosrrAL.
washing W. Va. April lJth, tjGj.
1 take pleasure in stating TO you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs mann.
factured BY Leonhard LeQsn, and for which you
are agent For simplicity Of construction -
seen anything to equal them and / Therefore
cheerfuily recommend them to any who are un'
fortunate enough to need artificial limbs
very respectfully, your obedient servant
JOHN KIRKEk
A. 4. Surgeon, q. y A, In charge.
wHrKrss W. Va, April 9th, ise5.
have carefully exsmined the Artificial Legs
OF Leonhard Legran, and IND them simple ~
their constructfon, Of good work kmanship, Light
and very Substantially made They Win Be
auits a. serviceabls ~ any ARTIFICIAL legs In uss
and on account Of their simplicity and strength
lea liable to need repairs. ! cheerfnlly recon
mend them to any Who may need artificial limbs
A 4 Surgeon, q. 8. A.
WHEELING, W. Va, April 18th, 1885
The Artifci3l Legs offered Tor sale By ChaFisl
Bshlef, Agent can recommend Tor the follow
ing sdvsnfaeea: dmplicity In structure strength
Of mategial and economy In price.
Respectfully, RW. HAZLRTT,
surgeon Board Of Enrolinsnt.
Il affords ms much pleasure 10 STATE that Leon
hard LsQnn, c0rnsr Of East Conmoss, Alle
ebsny, has fsxnishsA ne With sn artifcaal leE
fha4 ] ean ne vel, affair ons wesks using.
LYWB RAlnET.
Hpeinedals, AusGhsny county. Pa
Foe furthsf paffie1leey canm or addrsss
LB0HHAKD LE0RA1,
No 90 Ohte strsst, AnsGhE1y City, Pa,
nyt N0rss sSgsst WhsslisG W. We.
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D..,s of ap Ola Publi.ber.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l.-Jasper Hard.
ing, Collector of Internal Revenue of the
lst Congressional District, formerly pub.
Usher Of the Pennsylvania Inquirer, died
this morning at the residence of his son,
w. W. Harding, at Chestnut Hill, aged
65 wears. He was one of the oldest news
paper publishers in the country