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there N. 'oms who declare y demand 90 - nss
"Dcla xra De.pn,s.. es. ),

We scarcely receive an exchange tha,
does not contain telegraphie news head
ed as above. The. neglect 10 send for
ward the Press Reports" seems to br
general and confined to no particular 10
cality. And yet, the Press" which il
thus imposed upon by its own agents :
whom II employs and whom it has tht,
power TO dismiss--is as uncomplaing a.
IL henpecked husband. and is as 'dumt,
as an oyster" when it ought to speak
out with the voice OF the shewgag
against such nnmitigated imposition
What is the "Press Association" doing
for rus! Scarcely anything at all. The
quantity of reports" sent to this office
for the last month under the auspices Of
4he .fAssociation," would not have cost
us more than two hundrtd doilars--th
amount we pay---had they been sent us
privately, as special dispatches. W.
have now before us at least three col
umns Of dispatches that should have
been transmitted to us within The Ia
ten days, but were not. Is there ans
fairness or Justice in this Is it not thu
duty Of The President Of the Press 4sso
citation to see where the .dereliction tf
llnty is and apply The correc.ivet For
ourselves we can say, "our sufftrings 10
Noticeable and not TO be borne" We
,all upon our cots mporaries Of the press.
II they have at'fellow-feeling."sto to assist,
with their potential pens, in the mitiga-
ion OF tall our woes = We Appedl to
hem to speak in Gari0n notes, with Rebei-
GUS tongue, Missi,sippiaa prestige, and
he 'Ertfa force of San stroke, so that
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In q late n7mber OF New York pa
per novel .announcemsnt Of a lady's
death appear, Terminating thus friends
viii Kindly socept thA sonouncenent Of
bpf renptf1 - ~
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OFFICE oHlER c. q. NIL. DIST. MISS. 4 u LA
JaekAon, Mia, Jan. 6, 1859.
CIRCULAR Mo q

jackson. Mia, Jan 6, 1859.
CIRCULAR No. 8.
Brisads oomndssariss srs hereby dlrestsd 10 re-
qulre from all somnissares serving With lrooDs IN
their rs'psstixs susdiStrieis prompt reports Of all
iHdebtedness sontrsetsd By them hereafter for sub
sistsnee, aud when the sommisssriss not bondsd
to take ny the reseIpts given By them and 70 give
their own eertided therefor II ihsy have
funds to liQuida.e tho sams. These supplies win b
sseOuuisd for b. the Brigade CsmmissAry BY .appssv
Cd provision rssurns which such astlns sonmissssiss
are required furnish. In all sases where dstas-
msnts are Ordersd services ani 10 lmpractIeAbls
for them to transport or drAwTa TatIons In kind, tha
sommutasion will be paid In advance, IL funds can
be had Tor the purpose. II nvt., = aGommisssry or
ssting sommiAsary win be deSignstsd for such do
tassment and upon his return. thoisams course pur.
sued a. above prescribed Such asting somnisanios
will bs informed Of the amount OF the daily ration.
and parisulAry eautionsd sxssed :, IN quAnti
~ or quality In their Issues. CsmrAndns onissrS
cannot By. order Increase the ration.
A monthly repsn Of the indebtedn sss Incurred By
sash sub district will be made By is brigade eonnas-
sary 20 thIs once. stains briefly sssh claim and ~
whom The seriined account mas asds- =
The tax in kind VIII be ussd as far AZ prAsiisabs
by all so@mIasrIss and astIsg ssm uIsssrIss whsrs
subaistenss cannot be drawn from pot and ths re
sspts sveE therefor By acting con mIsssrss wlIlbs
taken up BY the brigade somm'ssary snd settled
with them aud the qiartsrmastsr's department. IN
similar msansr 20 that directed aboys for other In
By somHiaad Of Major General PrssK oardnsr.
JOSEPH p CARR,
1sntotN Major and y.
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A MORO MAz. - yssrs n aes, e0oa 'osaunss.
~ and har ead abeus ass TsEs s1perinss is u :
aunine buanssn. h-E aWrfH .
Hsrsdng IA. . issss-sf
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ofPIoE DIST. MISS. & LA.
8 Jackson, Ai,s, January 2. 1865.

ORDNANCE OFFICE DIST. MISS. & d. LA.
Jackson, Mics, January 2. 1865.
CIRCULAR.
l. 6ub-distrct ordnance officers will forward TO thiS
ofise promptly all reports sailed for At the times
specified any neglect win be reported to the Chief
Ordnance oAiesr of the Department, aud the oaicsr
recommended for removal. ast
II. All roqusl.ion received Al this sfise, are re-
qulrsd to through the sub.district ordnance Of
hscrs. fs
III. Any ordnance officer or sergeant failing to
make hls proper inspections and report In time to the
ordn officer In whose district his command be-
longs, will have his name forwarded TO this Office.
Nv, Bstimates OF funds required for the ordnance
department Of the several IubdiItristS, will bs for
warded b. their respsstivs ordnance officers In nsd
Ately.
BY command Of Msjor Gen. Prank @ ardnor.
R.B.D Riley,
Major ant Chief Of ordnance and Light ARTILLERY,
District Misa and East La. janle 1w
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OTPIcE CaIET @. M. Rox MIssrssIppf, I
Enterprise, Miss, Dec. Is, "a. 4
Anpartiss In Mississippi and Hast Louisiana hold
ing sorti6sd accounts Of other Quarsrmastsrs thaa
thosa acting Post Quartsrmastsrs in the State
OF aississippi requested 70 furnish 10 the most
sonvsaisnf Pest Quaftsnastsr In this State, wihia
the next Thirty days, aht giving date amount party
to whom duo, and name Of ousrtermastsr certifying
the sams in order that provision be mado fer their
settlement. L. MINIS.
Major ana Chief Q. N. Tor HIsslsslppL
daoeniber l7-d10t
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by command of Major G on. Frank Gardner.
ss ED. d. WOODLlEP,
ianl0 lw 4. A. A. q.
ssar- Msridian Clarion Mobile Adveitister and Reg
lister and Brookaaven Telegraph copy ONO vesk and
soad bill TO thes, headq iartsra.
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kWE Medical RxAmlning BoRrd for granting and
plsants for retirement discharge from the army
win hold Its sessions daily, except Sundays from
70 laosloek at the Quin.ard Hospital At this Post
II Is composed OF the following named Medical
officers:
Surg. q. l. Horbart, Gatoosa Hospital. Chairman,
Surg. u N. .Lyttis, Direction Hospital,
Surg. 4. V.D. Hi. Quiqtard llospital
ROBERT O. FOSTER,
Dec el7dH sargeoh IN charge Hospitals.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

~ - ~~
WORD r0 TII0sa ABOUT TO ENLIST
"A Do uat .t 1roses and runners get hold cf you ana
e.ii9 e.Tii9 III iiiasgsT @ so6xrrEs ARE xow PAID rx NEW
YORK aud the Provost Maishais will allow the ni1n "
TiIE iSSTii REGIMENT NEW YORK stats vo;.s.
Sfs TsE in ~aS4iS sSa ssr.sr
which COMPANY viii have ' 40 .slse.ou Of ,s
'"H 0des'' from riis III es,'cirs soiS sss %ss Aas
FOR three .....fag
ror r @ W.. .v
With r-iEi q families rke. Tor waca ~l Re rvea
enlistment The 5ounty - paid the nlan own haad.
sed .obsdy ibse'fsres with IT, aud dedie..oa n made
uss 10 sS y y y ssSsS%sy every
corarr Of As,or place
rrENnoN-ALL PERSONS LIABLE 70 TMz
"A draft be- snppl:ed With .ubs sassac,ory
YORK Apply .s sss fr;napAa fro'scsi:s S%sn, ss.s.
A SUBSTITUTE CAN BIZ HAD FOR THREE YEARS.
fer q 400 cash. Address ". ". s7s E,sn,n
A CARD TO g, ,cIrIzEss1wg CAN rsocvnE roU
No. T. ioa Nassau street corner Ann.
CITIzENs DESTROYS or FURNISHING SUBSTITUTES
~ in advance % the drat for ihee years
$s.ss.. y, .s;'.s
90, 81 srosdway. Or 40 sroome street ''''''
(yAvALRY HEADQUARTERS. -voLuNTEHas FOR
sa nS 1G sss
(NrIzRSs or NEW YoRK-YoU CAN PROCURE SUB.
sttue. y applying a a2 broadway. room iS without
Cihs1 Ne" foHS R.sk RxHstvSTEER cinHsE. ENGINEERS.
This the highest and positively the best Of the service
the old regiment and NIL other good intel
% ,, ssys 70 9s ap / g = s.
Company d. or 70
J:.wARREN Finn,
headquarters 266 Broadway tbasementt
MES WISHING TO ENLIST IN TnK HANCOCK
can AAd an "a es3'f5 sKS,S%Syg 2, ,SSs SS,g'n'iA'on
WHO wI T1rnr1 "rH AsSI Eisce room No. second door,
and that they are booestly treated.
MEN WANTED FOR rHE ARMY ANp NAvy-rHE
W highest cash bonntes paid esperieneed physici"n
with. No humbus CAPT j. NOLAN. isi Es.. Broa,way.
NoTIcR OF THE COMING =.
eutlemen wishing TO put In substitutes IN advance OF
drat can be supred without delay With oac txo or three
has taken place.
Apply atths
MERCHANTS. BANKERs'
GENERAL VOLUNTEER ,ssSf, sEss7lrurr RECRUIT
Is Broadway. New York.
PARTIEs DRAFTED. OR LIABLE TO TIIE DRAFT,
'"N'' JAMES K TlioMPsoN, box i7s Herald once
pARrIEs LIABLE TO THK DRAFT CAN LEARN how
nj their places without trouble enieuce by
addressing with proper and address, coufdently D.
9. r., box los Herald Office.
DELIEF FROM THE DRAFT.
III KINGS COUNTY DRAFT RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Capital 81 ,o0O and accumulatng preiniums.
DIRECTORS.
yohn Z. pruyn, rresden. Central Bans Rrccslyn-
Stephen Crowel, President Phenix Insurance Company
brooklyn.
Edward X McIlvaine. Brooklyn
JOHN b. LAWRENCE, Maaaxer
JoaN 3. PauYE Treasurer.
NEW YORK AGENCY,
No. 21 Wall street. corner ~ Bvosd.
The abjec OF this association provide substitute for
those among its subscribers who be drafted Residents
of New York Brooklyn admitted
drod and nfty deIlarA
S,UBsT1TUTE COMMISSION A0ENCY.--su BsTITurEs
~ procured a. lowest prices for persons liable y dai! Ia
promptly flied; commissions moderate Apply W.
CARPENTER I8 Eleventh street, Of sixth
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IIIPPoTHEATRoS. BEGINS AT ~
MONDAY AND LIVERY EVENING
GRAND MATtSEEs
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, At az
CNfRErEDkNTED, UNQUALIFIED AND
AKIELLOCs SuCCESc OF
MOTHER GOOSE,
THE FAIRY LEGEND OF HE GOLDEN K0Q
THE NEW AND GORGEOUS
COMIC PAETONiME.
NEW SCENERY. pREssEs, .
GRAND BALLx1
ALL THE BRILLIANT Accessories
srLEgpiD SPECTACULAR PIECR
led In the
ANNALS OF THE ARENA
'." TRiCKa TRANSPORTATION
NOsDEkS OF MAGIC DrABLFnYN
IN witch the Of tho Mammoth Hppothsae
truuic company Will he employed
ADMITTED AZ Iflb fhEss AND fCBILC
10 be the
GREATEST PASrDMlMIC ACHIEVEMENT
EVER PRLs ESTED IN AhBhIUA-
AND SHOUTS or LACGHrRn
TIE GREAT PANrOMlMr
win be rr~csfrd evening, AMI WEDNESDAY -
SATURDAY AsrriLSO0Ns By the
GRAND EQUEsTRiAS AND GvMNAs1C
TIiE MATcuLEss STAR rsorpR
First appear ~
dhk Renowned GERMAN GyNyAsTs
THE CONRAD BRoIuBRs
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Ui) cfGAa .SJPAcTcLERs. ADVANCES
j ma tpu Cg y sIaG ab Hbruns ai sI s. arr o. pes
piocs Isvaas Ton""a AZ ~ ws.~e ssg. slclaa 1oes
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

DE q. MfCTIRLs.
Ths Cgar, ws-ar.ed Of pIfe imported Havana 10.
tscco In and ol ssres the fesr.d thirds
his eIpease ans gives him better sm he sr As much NJ A
b ceat cEs nttide from trade
to "a. afCHELS, sun Building
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IRVING HALL-GgASp SACRED CONCERTS rNpsD
the drsctpn OF sr H. GONZALEZ etfry sun lay ctsw~
Ing Fourth Grand Concert saudy cyrnins fcb ~ Ihe
class of musL eeecici for these cose"rs ~ thr hgneS
standard representing tie WORKS OF TIE mos eninent ltai
Doors open ~ " v1n'iirpce ~
o,Lsk prrrsig Reacts ~ osus family tickets sduittino
three persons, tl -
JRvINu uAII.--0RAsD SACRED CONCERTS EyE9r
j sunday evening ld.r fs, aI.sh.n ol VT ~ ooSxAp
tng three pcrscns, ~
80 AMERICAN rfEAr.k
44I. BROADWAY.
hapsrer and rropvstor Robert W ErsyuD
poors open 40; perormsncs 70 rence 81 ~ ocssh
Unslualled Success. Triumph uron Triumph.
JlIs GREAT S0Mn!NAl0N TRuurH
1IE GREAT COMBikATioh TEOUPE
Received nightly By delighted .housandA
Tms LARGEST AND MOST vENsATrLE cOarANv
Thst ever appeared upon rue STATS.
The grand military q ID comic rsrtDnnr~, entitled
TIE YOUNG tEcNffT.
va Tvs HtuLr Lsosov. MOssriis.
See smaH buis OF tfr day
bWS--- --Sssass WsQ ss.crdst ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
w6t6entfteotr Marttberkbt
fir bsn "1tmoiror tt.t&tet
pom Iet u, a n n T., Co..
Dfies 90 .D.nslreten".l

~
d. Warf. IA rubta' unb ptrit vrtI1v,rdnSe.
rung. Die 3ufu6rsn NNnp 'nrt trnnuitr btpsuffsunh
unb Yrstfs tets.u tine Ntt6dns ,uni g5tnl.n.
Na6rt6tsu. Don avspdrts lauten ntAt eodne,o
une gsfat6u )snbsn tt.s5 go.rdtss taf4 for,
Don bier. a, .
aorn tt f.t1 f3panhnh unb s.rtat. ab,r
etn Gtnlen btftlbtn In Ct. 3ouis. fonte aun be
ga&rt6t, rbob sroee Quanttidtsn Borne tnio1ae
Gretsung sDe.besbtn nurbsn, untsn be Nuf.
t s !, sG 7 ittn au'st1na@''' s''n auf
DE assE6t.n iii BE louiu.nbe 'ernts ,anb
fetr gtue ts. stwebl Barnntr bsbauptsa,' tde til
6stbp1n.f SreDen S&aeen asE!&tek. 214i&
- aid 15,wuutbt.RarFt. aa1A'.
a ISL, 81, usdafak yd.n ssss.o,
III VuSssi{ddsn $500. III s.Satt... Eco. Mt'
tatl. bd,s Bot IS 90; In D,,5sesf114a t6.S0
ta.sBufl.' t6.2n a sAH1tT ifAs nafss
4fAitn. H. !, dsl.o5 sas i q
]4Srr /. IS b|s3o GsSDi. sna1Es asi' ar
tIoSSts.S % ~ &C Gtsst7ttssa HH3 e.
. a4tl-, 0tsassts$ln 4ss1Dlaa I5e.1 '&}
&GItadiytHg 8esttt Az. n4sfli3g<sf1
3ntsIi1H. Ats r.r, a. S.i,qw
&Setssa.a F2T So 3osyn 8sItsr u
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
~ wit tSlia .tras -saso,, u,un.

* Wit ttteu ~stWa6 -ea1on mum
Ifsln., ,ba6l ,nd&asns etue .auseu1eiue Da'
Efattmlune BIZ 3pbartfdst uno Isupersnl'
l.ute bes @iaatss Soma be.ufsu tpsrpsn
wt1o. Jim p,nie0sns bie .Sabtaibs8sf,se
unp 81. Semputr3sasef an Subbn,b
dbtrad II suforeiren. Gintstdt eeuftn
Ole b,rtn, indbt fart. uno trsr In id lslbR
nt9t Gn.fets ,atnua flblt, UNI Der Silent,
li@s, M.tnuhG tns @s6dt au (blasm.
Ger fam G& oun Vunps Nivten.
J 2raufe otrfauft j.st i.tntn
Borroib Don 6ursn' uno &uabeutldpern
lAu aule.toirsntltd jbl0!asu Vretf.n. Hu6
bat bsr (slbt cine aro6s WuswabI ponBaa'
rem aus 6btdes' Gabrtt, ett@s u au
G%atritprstfsn psttauft.
% Sutersf(ont. Sat ale
Artitel fnp ttpas tn Yreiie sefauen, aber
uiraents Inbet, man ben llnttrldiee Der
pteilt 3wii4tn fraber uno jtet aufaueut
Ter, ais In Dem por;eIansS tcreess prn.
9. 8. @ebb In QeGlatre Row. Dieter
6err bat feline preile ~ ntenri9 oeitBt,
bad man lelba in, Often nidt biQi9er tau>
fen Tam, unb oHerirt eins Der 9rSbten
MGorttmcnts i'm @efen. 4pr3eQanz unb
@%iaspaare,,, Stein9ut, &erofenes2am<
zee, Iafelbtfcde, platirte @aaren, Ntpps
ia@en &c. 1nbet man BET tbm In sr5bter
Nuswabl.
no. Gryrobt. Siuser's @abma;
14iuen iiub erprott uno uls Die beasn IN
Der @tlt anerfannt worben. Gtn0er's
Gamiliea>N dbmafdineu fino jeBt .beretts
tte btti.btefen. pdbrenbs Gabrttanten
ldn0f Don tetnen aneeru ais Ginger's
Maf9inen tuufen woIer. Die llrfahe
III etnfa9 bic, wctl fe bic bette Rabt mos
den, am 3uperlai19fen Fne unb jtoe. Art
pom 3eu9 - BON Gdtterisioe bis gum
Soblenteb,r-ea1auf 9endbt tuereen tann.
!1err *. &rauet 1T ber a9eut fir Doe
penpe9t uno oas mittIere, Sowa.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
81 til
$ub)lfjptious- GinloDnna.

g,n hem na:er, sianetsn pirs nc& b.trt4t,r apirs
ra6a'b'nh" af aate ~etiahfuzs ses'aab'xt Eesi ertsusee.
a,bsn rerbsn:
Der fter unb atfdtuinb tttf'nts pferkt.,
Rtner-. G6oafrs unb 5duetne- ANT
"ssa f. ,i&a"na. espts 'taru aatsus: -
Approximation ~
a"r a4 ia stGsm Dude a~nasabrsn ar,eus.sr. gnru:
91d6tsl,ttsu,lunbs Der uus5a,feu 9%austbtus.
B::pr:
opbrlo fii6s unb eff, Snkl.lfuna 81 9nfse.
ttonen Don NenideR enr6 tbf,rt(6e &Sfts j,
u. e.. e&ll7seu. unb 1sapratbi6s. Ytl,brausslf 4se
T,ruer: . 800
gtr'ub'm sd asutsr N,ratf,un9sn bd Merf&su
unb 6austbte,e, =
retA Sc srssuntrt tsv UDutAIsarfth, bdtea 8atk.
Sunu:
Yratults Nnwsiluns.n ,ur Qnie1,Ieun9 unb
9t1asduns Der mauntafalttafen Tabrtfah
fit ses 6ors Dute serborseu. qDaareu ~ setts.ru It.
eubfsrtp.,saSrrsts s. 90.
r.. Q. Aaf ge fancsu rerte ID srne eintr 1thI ttfr
etrfi an stue N'rsge. y asdntasn NuRh tTtnfnter. -
dua RIB time Iustrida's ustn.ur fir htdts gDsrt pa. To
eenport unb 0masasnb ssfudt.
~. Ils subf sI,!ts. sliasr rassn nit s'm /. esstss. +.
8. psft1 zen.
Ibfuarat s. Runat,
,inesa es'as. ssuos
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
slus gsw yo,t fd,sibt BE "AbentIet'

~W~ ~ ~
tuna":
sos merifantf@e. Gmigrationsproiett.
Das. uasrliont(he Nuewaueerun06fttu
BAT f& istt stufaeu Eoaeu .(ebr bersutsnb
abaetQt1t tsun pte.1auftnbe, bic ba At:
temuen uaren, uul ibrs Mamtn rsafRrfrsn
.%u,laT,u, fautsn. ba6 fsin @elo oa tpay.
rnp ca6 pte an Der Spibe bse. unttrnsb'
r,us R.b.nrn Wdnner f& EFT ein. an'
let,u BON .tni9en WtQtonen IT. u.ri&ofsu
lud.u maG.n,. ste Ne iAr. ~usrftbd'sosn
Ausfdbruno p,G.lbsu, f&rsttsu tsnut'.
81. unn1nsbmer wtfsn NOD 49' ui6t
iii @sriRAaru. pst&e 5dritts bic @unets>
A.aj,suna ibun miro, rusnp bte erpsettton
haS CAMP III uttlafen G& anl&idt, Nau
bqt vet(p&t, baraber ben @snsra1 or
avslulnriasn,. berlelte ia. absr ZEN @e'
a.pRqpb ui&t bsratr,.
din @ant, In Rep> 9s.kp Bat I'D {ett
.iniaen s@caen 1ur. BsfsroerunB tss I'm
ternsbmens tsrasaebeu uno stne etat- son
qattr ale 700 Observation-Disclosures, 31s
lemmene,bra&t, aiuf feline Anfrase It.
Nit irs felalnb,s Circular ais Antuert:
a5;sn, sas ofFes bsr sssrtlastf&en Gelo.(
,nt(attons. GpspaSnie.
;rais4 sbe+S W. sass God, Is. Aeat 1866. u
.Gi1ll!ss Str '1rief IL sinnsl.laruf.u. 81
siaiSsu' Tdssn plrb man Tin Gireular an
9ttsdtnben., 3tas alle erforbnli9en Ant,
(alaAe enth4t. Man Sat Inetr. ale 800
Drttfe srbaltlB. ,btt prrada&ti9ung ver.
!aaasn.s lesit, wttsta babsr stps turjf gpfrs
iss1bns snti&ulbsAse. S4
.s}trt seberfsuev Dteav .es'
sqsnltte 9usr.an
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
Guhli6< 3uRdnbe.
6eleud, Ut, With Wat.

VSsP WV ~s~s
Du uae aus Homan,u bseouutt Slpsn
IL tin parari's; uur i&oot. eo6 sfns nd
bs,e Bsfanntfd.h mh eanp unp Qtut.n
uns unanQensbm enlduidt.
q Mstn 0uarituuirib. pie Id ben Ant
til TN eanoe Der prsu6en usuntu wQrot,
war ppr tsu, Ausbru6e bee Rrteaes elm
poblbabenrr Munn aewsftn. pel&n It,
ma fstne 1000 Douars .idtntde Ginfanfls
Qebabi baben mohn. Dae Mobnbaus IN
s,vdumtg asbaut une stns babi@s A|tans
Qtbt bsmlslbsu ttn fomforlatles Ausfsber.
Def 8attsn 1T batfd auesslset uuo Gut
NIT Blumen bspHanst.
Sobalp mir In rte &lhe treten. b8rt
Die SQufon pom B.qu,mltbti, unr 9urus
auf uno ros In "Uncle Toms Cabin
| osasbsne bib bon stnu dtnltt.n Anlalt
trttl lsbbaft por un{srs Sstls. Die pobr.
lhetnlt@ NIT 8alt bsbedIsn @dnre Nno
nit stnu Iiberolsn Raudlrule bepuutu ;
Ro&ofen II bisr stne Gobel unp rte cole
&unf nitro nod in tbrsr 9anaen urfprln9'
lt9fett bstvtsbsn ; RE baiu n6tbtaen St.
ldirre unp @sfd6t utnf9e an OFT 3abI,
Gnp In sintm sbsu nt4i (uub.r au neunsn'
Ten 3uGanbe lbuaQ au fnr'u, nur nt&I
10 fs fem foQtfn.
Nls b.lonrers eiaenlb1mIid fdQt uns
bas W%orbanosnfstn zines Bsttes auf ouf
pel@em etn Gina 10 Monate oltss NsBtr'
efub .lteet unb un6 nit lsfnsn farparIen
Nuaeu 70 muntsr pfe Elm Gttb6rn6en
onblidt; tin etpa IL bic Is Sabre altfe
Nsanmde&sn par BE etnsfae anuesnet
psrfon bst unetnsm &tutrin. Meinu b.
lannteu S&wdas. @u.berbtgtsh e.naunt.
no&esbsne. bs(adltiett Id mid fur stntee
3stt NIT hem Rinre uno unitr Nnrum
ftoat.si@ bus 13jdbttae Mdo&su, NO BE
Wuit.t re RinreS mare; Ratt ausr ant
mort (aluR Et ,tpas pul,efn rie @uaeu
ntteer uno rannte aus BET 3d&s; mon
cenfe f& mstn G,RaunsH, als Id erfubr,
of ptsfss 13jdbrtee 9tne ots Wuttrr ju
etuem 10 Wonate alien 6pr0elin9 war;
fe uar bur&aus urfntwiddt uno tbre
dubsr Grf&ttnunB rrtnnsrte mid iofort
an ~GopaY." Wuf uettuss BsfraSsu IT,
fubr i'd. bae Nismano In 6auie BON IT,
Ten, 3ufante trubts, bte pas corpus de.
licti gum 8or(&etn Tam. Der es(tr miro
ui6t pufeblsn, I'D au %ertnnsru. eab Bot
asbsnbss I'M snaasn GUAM u1enbauAe. mtt
Or Bef&rtibuns eer fraaIt&ru &t&e Asbt,
Do blttbt ba tsr app.it3
Cine 3.iiesmd6e Ab6ontluua N,6s 0&
0br ZEN BauwpoQentaned an Wi0if'
Gppt (&rstbsn; 9sute nit iopsnonutsn
"fortune papers,, ~. f&tif'lt&e Nuio>
~1tiatton Don cen bbafsu Beamhn. Baum'
wolt ~ fauf.n uno 8uare :bufar III
eeten. ano eiu. stasn,bamltdk stAlet&
sbtu, nt&t isl,sns erf6efnun9. Gin fol-
&ss 9ppisieuum untuf@etott i4 baupt.
ld<& bon, atr5buIt&sn Menf&sn our&
fsipfp u%nsrfsnIt@sp Appel pom Cotton ;
ertnntrf man tbn paran. ref 70 ttns 49,
nss Wsttsr fst, 70 antnuorta II: Cotton ;
forout NON TIN auf. nit uns ~ trtp:ep,
10 1T e&otieH fttu. satntwurt. o. Glide
fprt&t 81 voa Cotton ); i'd tate usbrsre
ptsfsr due wd@iit a.eanut. hettn etsle nm.
pipubrtuRIt@ uulor'a 1stn uue. usnn Id
pom rtn BON tbu'a a.{sbtsn prsi'sn far BIZ
far Cotton pE.sefsbten bantilsalttf.l f&lfe.
zen .;nisssotnpstu" @btsitp5 10 =
PIT BaQone m6pe ole Bdiptsl rsnsn;
fi5uttn Die :%9usnanRalten unosp5bnIih
dberfaut neesn In &ura.na 70 un5gs man
a auf Rr&uuna 20 Cotton ftben.
(atsnrlta.)c .5gG.B.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
RcucrcS aus Wexrc.

Yew.yorf. &c. Mat.
Ra4 ben ltthn Nahri6ttn aus Wotamcras
bsbauptsten bte Jrat(tr thsn osn ploe une wu,tn
bte Rspubltlanu untsr Sen. R.srse auf tsm
Aldiu9e. DIE Rtpubltidnu warsn i'm Bsfs
Don Gomorc9a unb Norttrsr.
Nontersp II nod I'm BefS Der R.putftianr.
Die @ensrdle Nserste unb 3o.ttnas f.bsn NIT
1900 Wann Dor Natamoros unb perlaasten b..
ustergabe trr 6tatt .Ntn. Usftn, ter 1000
mann geredrldne aus 8,fa Cru, .rbalist, si.r.
uetesrte 0. e
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
@tabt Davenport I,op'l,l l,'l
MtYhblieanifAe Gounttt. 0ouSestion.

: 81. lRetvuaDt,a1u.r' vor sestt gouuis FnS auf.
Befcrbsrf, ju elmer Dsseaisn . Gonssnitoa I'm
0eurtbaute ~ DassnpcIt am. Gau,Rag,s ben 3.
Sunt lsC5 UNI 2 utr 3a&mtttaaS ~ sfdstuen,
VIM 80 Delseatsn lus Stdats. GoRututiex I'm
De Mlotnss dm IA. Sunt} 3u erpdbtsn. Sstss
fswntbip unb iste 0arb fnp ju l Dstesatsn flr
isos 40 Sttmmsu unb Graettcn Qtss 20, wel&e
fe BET Der lsstsn @snualpabl fur DIR. qineoln
abssesben tabsn. Gopnf6tps unb Dares Onb
banaa w f~ol5.nbsr CAB! pca Dslesatsn bers&.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
BGfttnsnnsA Rat.

IN. Gsfar, tait va DsYsstem,at son MtEsu.
.frtfs9 Sl6Iiet s,t4lits.s lkrsfFHN
,l9ts, eaeasnldir ttsasra IN 1tlleate
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

~ Sdpitr Horans. 81. &rauft II
auen anbersn, Alsipss Gtabttftmente RstS
poraus, ppa II, auf, Moss. gti1na6, Cite
b,r lDaase unb tttQise !pretiei Ant6nnt.
Dorum vufduus Rsnanb teiitm Se,jus
frrsdfa uubsF& etneu fertts,n 4njus aus.
,u{uasn. sssr f&3usu saa,ffsaiu lsiTsu.
-y.~4,,s ga .s,..ss ~,.5%5ss,' @sr II asI.8ss 81 81:
i < Bst % aSSHpYtb. fnb lDeben
aueaepadt porbsn : Jh4uArje nab farbiss
1xsiS.aReke, 4titber : t0arfeet, fstbeas,
6oumstbaptS, tssaAsuene DsfsstsAs:,
l@were Nese Gtsde uab,aahess 111seres.
Nsp4nesjh psstduft b0ie.s q sszsat
FFTT%7.f@ 80 EsHw.sNH6saz.4
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

4m 81. murbs NariGaa's gDlannbaut Er.
.folae tintr 9ulusr,rpleilcn In bic qlf. etlursna'.
300 WtHfnsn rurpen nsforttt unb pisle rrruuH-
BET. Dos fniciss %esrfeIb.n sn,nanr.n, Fsusr
lssir o6t aanM Vlcds Der { tobt unp 5000 9ol.
Ten Paumuo1t In Alte. Iotalp.rluf: 49,.
900 OOO.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01
.QutttunStn.

~ @ers teaablt bat nut sFttuen. 4a.
mn stbt sufsbsr sttetn ftats fnt.k nff
afu&,. ma baspa, IA, 4sArtate ~ Ttten.
/ s. -s-fgs ~ SFsssAc
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-01

Oantnp. Hcwnibtp Rcdtu8ban.
auf 8tfttl bes Gruutty.G Committee bss 6toti
COUNTY repnbl. GlxbS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-27

A HEROIC Po1NrsNAN- Berlin Jour
nails relate the following incident which has
just taken place in Prussia A pointsman
was at the junction of two lines of rail-
way. The engine was within few sec
onds of reaching the embankment, when
the man, on turning his head, perceived his
little boy playing on the rails of the line
the train was to pass over With an heroic
devotedness to his duty, the unfortunate
man adopted sublime resolution. Lie
down !" he shouted out to the child, but as
to himself, he remained at his post The
train passed along on its way, and the lives
of one hundred passengers were perhaps
saved But the poor child The father
rushed forward expecting to take up only a
corpse, but what was his joy on finding
that the boy had at once obeyed his order
He laid down, and the whole train passed
over him without injury. The next day the
King sent for the man, and attached to his
breast the medal for civil courage"