davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29

DerY rdfftent rsr Ser. gtaaten
bat str p1oelamationl erla6sa, In wtl&er
er srtldtf. pa6 Dom 1. Suit an audi biz
Bloddbt Ter iaplidm Adfsn p,llta pom
MiAidlppt ahfsebobeu 1T. Bsmetens>,
p.t!tb. IL ut, Stsue per. yroeIama'ton. no
BET WrdiIoent iae': Sc 1T iseo@ mubl su
bsmnfsn, pos ,lois raufasbobene Ylodaes
ttne ,t[nterna!tonale Moerf9el gum 6&uB
otr ieuuerlntn Rs@te Der Ser. Stadten
tpar." SO ltspt cartn cine oireete Desa:
pouirun9'bse bon @raf ,NuGsQ I'm, enBtt.
lii@euI .Y1urla u,snie .eenommenen @tapo'
punttes, bag Die Der, Siaaien tur& pts
Blodirunp Ser fietiden 5dfsn tie Con
liberation ala frie8fQbrtnee Ma@t amer
fannt b6tten.E ~ ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29

=. Gin iaubereS 5tiddem BON Dem propt.
.iori(dtn @cupsrnsur MI(lNdppi's. ls,
Der pen 9idter Dn. g. 6barfsp. ben ps,
prdlipent Sobnion 70 eben gum provilcri:
(den @ouoerneur bes Siaate8 Wi0l6lppi
9sma@t bat, but9t,t Die @ine. I,mss
G%olaeneee:-
9th pNanssr In Ri0i0ippi tpar NIT
elmer efslbafte 8ranfbstt bsbaittt. Ssine
@s(amlre waren 70 eft!sirsgsub eaB .er
ben feiaen meiben Nnosbariasn unr Grsun,
.een ptrIa6tn wurce. .Bdbreup er 70 leiz
3eenO uno uer|oi1sn mar, pl:ete i'm Elm
Wde@en, pab TT als @fIuptn bs1ab,
ftsunpltd unp 9eculcta, osrbauo (eins ST.
fdwiire, retnt0te i'm. une wa9te bei Jpn,
tt5 II na9 uno mad sena6. aus Danf,
barfsit uno Qisbe fir feline WobIlbdlsrin
jnabm ct de mad Cincinnati, o., lief tbr
einen Brei{d.tn ausfsQen unp eenislben
<%intrasen. fsbrte nod Wi0'0lppi surld.
uno beiratbsts 6e bier in 9e(sBIi@er Gorm.
Gle tsbtsn utele Sabre 3arllia miteiuan.
Der, <rlsustsn une er,egsn etue Anjabl
&lnrsr, unp auf (stnsm Slertebut ibstlts
ct f,tn Giesntbum our6 Elm TeRamsnl
;pii9tn fetner Grou uno .leinen 8tneern.
@eine 8rlou %uerlansteln, als ie Don
(etnsm Eore b6t!eu, lstne 6interla6sn.
fhaH. Die Wittwe unD Die & nicer rpa'
t.n bisriter emp6rt. Nun absr wutcen
aud fe latfrt, 'ete @llttefeit Der Gbe ruarb
Dor RtttH Sbarfep uatsriu@', unO efslsr
tntf&tto, bag pie aause Wnasleaenbet! Elm
8stru8 an Dem @sJsse Der Sflauerei let,
unp paB cte 6interla0enldaft cen Nsbens
etben 8eb6re. Die @litwe waro BON Den
Weslebeneen 8ricern perfauft. Die &inrsr
nurten' au( 6fmNtder Nuftion puRsieerl
nnp' Wuttcr unp 8inter, (dmaatn jsbt
IN &ctten oeer (@Iafen in 9fIoosu0rdbern.
-, ; 2 ~ = J!r
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
Ncucre8 aus WcriFo,

@us R'rI'o wirb bsrtdtt. pab 8atfer Mo1
nur tn 5ptEl,sna In 9dneen tW Narfdaas
SaSatne II. Eis 8aiferin jetst melt nrsbr Grsr'
aie. ais itr @ematt. Gle b,rrftt neben bsm
Ba,aine. Ete frsmbtn foute bic nnerilantfden
9ruppsn lnb iaf adnylt6 etscrtantG,t.| Ynr
BE iranaoiiden 1ruppsn fnb juperldf1a. Dts
mcr'faniidtn wuesn bel eratr 0.lsssnbstt rs
teQiren.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
l%9iettiawSNde 9tgierune auo' Merilo.

ANS~F
Der parilu &orrsfponpsnt psr vItmss"
i&rstbtppab Granfret& psr R.einunp In
@Ibinaton au pstRsbsu e,a.tsn babe,
ta6 'Wtrito lid inter fran35F(ds7 Sdue
beFnes unb bab Branfrsib teinsry Wa@t
atfattsn wsrpt .e5 ,%anauerdfen Ullbus
ftisr wlrem obns @nape uio Sarmbsr'
ifsfetf rrldcG.n wfrpen.
@dbrsup stnrr Dsbatt i'm eslebAeben'
ben &6rpsr $ibarp (ettene ps5 Wtntfsriums
rpte 8rt iit .runs ertbstlt, pab 20 nidl
mabdnnnIi@ ld,srae f'& auf Au|ab Der
,%mirifantldeu Graee 0erwideIunsen 3wi'
;f&tn.' G1raEntteih unb ptn Ser. 5taatsn
erbsben mlresn.
<Bfe 70 jspod ldstnt, miro Ter ~franA5.
sf1te Raitr BON fsintm 5dubltne fslbR
III, Gid aelu0sn wereen. IS miro jfst
duff pas polutOns usrIaert. tub BE Wi(.
Gou re 6rn. @Ioin Den 3msd babe, Gem
&ailerpu Gran,ofen insbs(onrere uno cen
anesren surOpaiiasn 'Mdbtu nsbsntsi
bic MnSsi9e ju maiden, pab, falls Waris
miIiau~/ tstne wtrflamere u%nInRlsune
empfanae, als cif asasnwdrtissn 8srein'
,barunsen nit Granfrst@ ibm eewdbrn.
e d@ 0en5lbi9t (tbsn werpe, bic Rldtebr
tn's prtpatelebm Dem msrlfantl@m Eat'
itrtbron oor3u3itbsn.
Sn EoIas otelu Na@ridt 1nb BE merI'
tani@en Bonrs lebr eefoueu. Gle Rr:
fen i'Bt 46 auf psr pariier D5ris.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29

.E0tlIeN 3n|
Ma9abmunsswertbe @eitbe i'm Staate
Mtaint. Il @sr an Der '9anefraBe einsn
9tunn.ntrea fl au,ent 3ufone e>bdlt;f 10
pdB,1 had ftildes ,@aAer bineinRiebt une
eUiJroa, fun Erdnt,n pom @eni&sn une
@Itte .lttdlt 'iu9dnalt& III. bssablt @ss
u,aabeatusrn ieOes 5abt bret Dollars tpe'
niger ale dntere. BlTreer. sd. ::~."+.
"oGins, aletae Beitimmuns beStebt '9
auf,eas,B tpfansen her Stra6r. auf hf'
bsnl, ,,Siltsn nil. S&attsubdumen. .
nEasafnb 5a't feb, w~obltbdtist Gin:
ri@Ipnetu., unp fit lolteno In sausn S'aas
ten na69eabm nj rusroen, UNI 70 rnebr ats
G.ja, 1suu,H tiptnem NuBsu, eersr etsnen,
rpeltbe .btelel6sn :%tinfdbren.~ ="
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29

~ Die WcGormid Grnote: uut
Mfdbmafdine. Der Grfol9 risi er rcpuz
ldren Waldine 1T ullyer9let6lid. Gcit
Sabrtn murcen IN eteitr Weeeno 'etnc fan
un9laubli6e NnSabl terlelben Ycrfuuft-
mebr ais trei DIAL 10 Yiele al5 son alien
ancern cerarti9en Waldinen suiammen-
ater e5 TT cine nennen6wcrtbe Tbatlode,
raB, obl9on bic %pie5jlbri9e @srfaufsja al
ion faum be9omert, tereits iitcr J. Ii IL
bert bieltr Waldinen yerfauit wurecn,
- Yier Wal ~ ytcle ais Yc,, alen oncern
Wal6inen 3ullmmen Yerfauit .pprreu
lino. Ditier Grfcl9 1T nidt allein auf
Davenport bei1rdnft, lrnbern Die pppuz
loritlt cer McGormld Mal1ine. it rcrz
ltlte III fa( t alien Tbeilen Ypn Soma.
Cine l1riade rieltS enurmtn 8e0eDrs
lit rie Ibatlade, oab c5 bic cinSi9e @rnp>
ttmaid,ine 1T >pelde CUTE unb refine Mrtsit
liefert it niererIitgencem petr Scrpifelz
tenn @ttreiee. Ginerlei wie fel onS 0e<
trcire nieoer|ie9t, prer wie lAltmm pallclz
BE vcrwidelt lit, Der "McCormick Self
Raking Reaper" lirfert quite Mrbeit I'M
S6neinen uno lrat bic 0artcn in teitsr
Sronun4 aus.
Nl5 8absr 1T tieie Maidine felt hsz
tenn Sabr. bcreuteno Yertelert tpprreu,
uno fam jeBt eeu beiteu rerarti9clt Wa<
lAiue an Die Seite 9eRellt merbcn.> &c.
%Die Yreile iinb lebr reousirt, I'm nit
Der preisernieerisun9 .ofeerer artifel
9leibcn G1ritt Su balten. ""
Die Neputatien bieies 9nuies, eob es
Die liberalifsn Y%eeinsupsen 9erabrt,
traudt faum crwlbnt su 1perpcn. ~
&dufer, wel6e sur fsF9elebten 3eit
ni1t bt;ablen f0nne1,, erbalten 9esen ma
bise 3inien cine beliebt9e 9erlan9erut19,
~ &erlauet peroeu: @intee, ~.
pnldN'oe eeute { Deut(dD, wel&e st.,
iddftsftnnInfGe befBen uni @mpfsbluae
rr,,6en Gdbietet uno gbrli@feftteitrtn8tn
f5nnen..' Dtsi,ltsn ,psrren permanente
Gltuatfonen fnbsr, 'wenn }e f@ member
an 'bte. SfFee, Ser Nationel 4Sn(urones
Company Id Duuenport, Sowa. 22jn
~ :@tr beludtsn es0ern ben Slore
Ter Girma 81. 6.raterB u. 6 .. uno
bs1abfn ,tie De1dnorunee n, wel&e btele
6eren In. ibrem, @sldaft uoreenou' men.
6 babn ndmli4 rfn frlbN bon 6iru:
psrsinAtaebabten 0aoen nit rem tttfGsn
'uutuneen uno bulten- in eem Store-No s
stn p%caRdnbtats Eager bon, &urawaaren.
ols;ea fnp @rimpfG 5anofdube, ,Gsrim,
.}minaS. NeIfr5de &C., unit. in osn1 t,tStore
SO 7 beFnhti I'D Gin etoeer @orraib bon
%elsaautsu Sdntttmaaren, pom biaiARen
bi6 aun1 fem Fen &leiosrfcf, feinen 2nipag,
pcpsltus, Gsipsnieu9e .c.e.e. ~ :29t :
: Gteft Girma bsftbt biz, (stt unesfdbr
%onpeubalb Satrsn unb bat fd tuI1 ssN,
sQe uno STU iee 6anbiunBsw.ile tis 2unb'
(aaft uno pas. 3utrauen zines eroesn
|Ebttls. Ter bisGeen, Deutf2fn eriporben.
b I'm 'poribstlbaft 3u faufen, Bsbs man IL
|oben gsuanntu Ghma une man tptrb pa
|ftbf ttn Eager BON uDtp @ooes" ltbsn,
|uie man (etnts @li6en. III SDausnporl
|ni9t, fabst> Man ~psre,fe might ZEN, ptdB:
u.s. uuos7 MetroppIitaths Blod, 3uett'
SHube. - = = 49, > ~ f futtu2 nm 4
h. ~ ,,gaitornie1". Gtr. An list.
|ti@es @laS B.irf Son bsrrli&sm jGlapo,
e.ntsssn tpla. 1olte I'D ben .0alifcrhiu"
BON 5errn> 9stpsrbede u. Wiqer! fommer
tpGsn. Dft t5nnena b.nflt.n NIT gutter
@emi1en lehspfsbtsn;,1 pa mfr gptllsn ndbs1'
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
i0eider sor @eriht.

6ar @oldsfg, hsrf H. Redeier. 81. g.,
In @piltfualtsn1uSt, tmadL lurbs pom BEN
NA.%' S5iaatsnr, gommilaonsr rpsa.n Ser.
auSuabue etnv Tnidsrfpielsr 9ieen3 be,
lauadt,..a .T:lGoldslsr bt1sbtr inps6 fell
unp' fef' saraut bae 'sr fstn Eai@tniptsltr
uuo: baBes fefnt s@siatr .ptritablt' @siter
(,Iler,5sS .tt@Geaen, Gcl@eRer IL number Tau.
fsnblaia Nnenfon ale 3eu9s eltirt ruoreer
unv amau gsItta1tet, pom tba. als sinsu, &C.
waIip,btsn Ia(9.n(piler, bab ct Den @.tlern
e,bblfS' auf I'm CABIN flblsn wlrb.. : ru, ~
DaaSslr. Gol&sRtr runb 1'sine Greunts
i.ptnfagss fter lsbr ,brbeutenee Wtttel tts@
pohfrtn, 70 lbGs'r,u,utben ufr. eab 5err An'
buion eine quite SunntfF @slessn gun
@uku5teae 5pirtfuaHemuSi In 'ete'Ea}h'
praft,trsu slpttt::. ,3. s,;s y , %+,. a ..,5s. e. &C.,, :
gd1tj lu III lad botr @abafan. r.,
Gtspsrtda@r i.r. puns RfdlauDi., Guds 60.
Yu.,Huttff.y, losrts NsIntessa Gift irtfnniB uni
btlbitk. sid ssin, feinaW oeenei. ausasfor'
b.nrapsstalb sra6a ztut(&i.pt y = figBs 4 4.
,s ;sssss..:.lt ,sldtru1gs III nd, ID ~leba.tn
net, sss btsleltt : sfII1tr Mrfat cb1.
Maafn. ut4t soitrpaue fvnntt. griffin.
22 faBsptnt bas.: G5trinaf IL eGsln uni
rant htnst SrcpftnsDaG bfs :tira sc
Stunstnfssr iffiatla Tobe, ale a b.but.
1am slgdelSIG gnasIlr RllIte.. Gr farrb Iii
bit[tn u3utapoe: an purlitttn Canning,
III gkfYnof6snsinn TN n nssa ~ E3Sii.Es.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
!5tabt @Dap b n
Deutfcbe 8riehtfe Np. 10.


'seforesrt In Der poRofRl
am %. Stunt 1865 ltss,
@lpen @ans
Nlbertisn vorsn3
BOD SOD
Drummer Setn
Branet 6sinr
Scrnsmann &pnrab
& -a
Srlmpelmann.Gparle
Na Y
Dole 9inr Grt.b
Cislis Qouts
Ginfslet Jrbn
Jteee Veisr
Graf y
5am1nu Sobann s
3inl Nusuf
6ilpebranet Httolaus
3a6 Scbanna
5lnfen Rarp Il
Sunsblut 6 5 6
+ 8rsts Gcnrab
&lufmann 5amusl.
&rcamoun 5 S
,esn(& Sobann
Npbsro 81
Olbsnturg 5ons
@seerftn s
Yriss 3snEp
@alfs Sars,n
&sppenbassn s
Namm @snrp
@traNer ~btlomsna
-giefers. s Bu6
@hubelt 9aeob
S6nefer Carl
Stofsnttsl eijlie
Gb0minB S
Vohannen Sotn S
Mtefe Gfaus(3 tWmsrm)
Wrteot 8 S
Wurf Gouarb>.
'3trd esna @ltfatstb
lell, YofmfiRer.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29

j. ESANIsj "Ss"e uHul
3u Davenport. Sowa
lseblisbsn fnp:
NIps Yrter
Arp 6inr
SluRian Sobn
Bod 3sntp .
Yetrens Qsna
8ult D
Surge. @m
Scrubs peter
9atbarina 500
Opbrmann Sultus
DAusr 6ttnr
.Gotnasr Gbuarb
Vrtd 5snrp
Gtrbsrs Nieolaus
@ube Marr
Ga9en S 3. VI (2)
! 3etosnrei6 Saecb
paasiDeuef
9tlpeurantt Ystsr
bab 8 s
5anfsn Warp
Jatn Grebertd
Janfsn s
9rossr Sca9tm 9stn
Rabl Sod
9lbl Gattrine:
Rrotn @ufap
Nuesmis 5enrp
0odfelb 6enrp
STROLLER &barlss
Nielantt 9siur
Stt Y,ter
Nstrrfsn Jerfst
@rtss Wster
Ylamtsd Gtaus
Mutrtsrs Sobann
'Howsr s
Robrbsrs Jotann
Stetumss u
Spr6p,r 6aus Detlef
9ielf Yeter
S6r6pfsr Casper
Stwenfsn 9etnr
Eilnm Nug >.
Sserina Trteb
Oeesl s
8stt @barIes
w.inedrtner 6
@alter 3etnr
@adsr 6tnIi6
s3urber Safot
6. 81 II {,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
bte sin,fss auleibs im Warlie -, %:

stI4t Ne a~stsessss sssasSstie- s#uis.i te tsteniestee4s
ssst,en., sel4s H., siAs; ss4ts jj,tsfii's t1r .sssss.epta
ets liussaalns. tn, sslts- y rs tafgiE Syidf!5sd
Son Il, Ssur4s ~ Itttttsa. Gsrsftts stsHaftes aaItt3s III 4
9fsniss as a~.eeeapatts ,stuafs..rr AZ saooiooo,ooots1 Hlrps,a
'ppt.s saaune ptfs .a4 81 e4nsussidi.. ~ sIl4ssssltsss
~. asfias fasa. il s~nr'stIea- tsseaa1 I'D 1esaShk
,.,usssst5 tge4stt! fss. ~ sirt. isSesg stalassdff III
.prsntas shf I'D sastca sd,sas stEEf nj lin s4issS5a
eutirisssssa FIR sssa d AaIssln ssssnaI1a al SSss,tgt..
TIN ts Dartsrsst st tssss esa,t mn ttsss ifss ktdIs
aasSts IL 0ssldltssa Al bs datsi4s n uIsa4AuyAas
In as eus 2s,ssaalts.la. etaaisst,ia asb 1stsss-ssE
NOR, saiauAnss.S Sasfsrltfatis ssHss TIRE dps - s 4
u FSiata9 Il salssass ssasss,, ssssSslaa; Ats iastsnsr
Steis est. fis Bic ssdfSt uIistssssa beg sNst:a, ct ssi4s
4. e.a.uunse, ssss1rss. SsslshssstIt4 sh8
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29

Jatt: 5-T7W 2-T III
Gatre,p23. SUM-. +
aml II. ausuf nnSea tiktfteibas5o,R ahiurtn.;
to''s u"S on''r' S s'dd Is. gf'p py' 3'l ''s''sn.
.,... 0tp.gpit, 24eSunt.
5Gtne- Dsp(6s- bes .6sralbEl,, battlts 9ra3sS
6anttaec ptn- 10. Sun; 1a9t:' 81
Ben. etsee II tttrS unbr @eu. ,9rotpn com.
Fntonptrt nod In Brownspiaea % bsfnbtn i'd IN
btr Ndte b.silsetersn 4Iatts NOD, stnise Restt-
ten.gtttutsl, M ndmfftrs parutfrt5wgTtsn fet-
~ Cine Sf6t atn.B atterts, :irtlGf mad %sber
(i1,b,Yaate son" Rtrbs gmtiS rad Hew- Netilo
aetradi rufttn, }o1 'ptebtr aufte Scr. Staateu
jusaeltsf.ri pfrssp.Aa ,.s1, IRE ,rt.a,ffG ,s,,1.6
dtn. aB,tsa tpat nod atatf II atras aaio.@'
fou1nsH. o.. ,3,g,x = s,saEsl gpa sssa ri slsa 81
T. 20" fort WsenIpes23. Sunt. !
Z gf,iGtttit,ne gIi!fi,, brins.n TahrlGttn' albtr
Ssf. Dapis uni btmutTn lid, ssbsGfn faets ais
ittI fhrtdtt& bdr3ufsnsh. Or Vrserrdttsf Fstt
pkl b.0tr aus, ais er-auSfats alSssy mad ben,
gsfdnantb s.5radt ,rurbs uHs- bsfnbft, q f2
.ntatps s,iia, ~ Sartststa StliH En- ~
8Drt 9 mttt n. sSupl. =,
hi. J~ablanuaannat, fpyi1e. fIittr fur sc
Gpnf6ssrntisn sipGitn,, sasfnl H4e ane frsure.
fdaflt& esaput uubF fnb .ftsntrs an1ubsn tntai
ttassr III ttfdt&stn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
Qntttunat1.

aE 8sr beaablt batuEc feinsn No,
men nt9t auf ber1obissn etfe fnrstx II
erfudt; uue tay6n1 tn Rtnniuts III .fs5tg,.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
- Vbtlabtlptta, o. Stunt.
'Abmtta1 Dupont 1arbgbeuh btsislbf. RI

Dnfbtngton, %. SUM-
Aus Mtatanna pt1b beti6tet. bab bic nneifsn
untorttsutt I'M Staate unbswafnn Gne, pdt-
1snb bic, Rssbeasn uebnFue an WaTtn babtr.
gorbnsitun8en fir bic Nusmufsfuns ven
10000 Mannsspn Meabts, 9anepdb unb 60
9an's Go1ps tu,Ibtn astrefsn. : ,
De Dsleeaticn pom Glib Garoltnd Ieprdfen!
ttrt fetnespees, rte man isst erfdtrt, bic Qosalen
Il Giaa,es. Gin ,@ouperntur tt nod nt9t r.;
HaHHt WHIptu.. g. 4 NE '&'hth!S
yA- tu Sd afttn0ton, 23.:Sunt.
mabam' 6utratt 1T rod fstr franf.. :Git Sat
cine ttqusme g tube In Der ptntien.taru tpdb:
r,nb tbttr Hranfbhtt erbal:sn uHe ttrt 3oHtsr
~ rel {kr = t~.i.'7, ,r. 's3 1tal' ~ ~
- ~ r..n7 .- 4.HG't
sunius'B. 8cotb 1T tsr Daft tntlaGlnt 1907.
btns 80
Ban Istt III safs, Der. staaten S@atmdfer
In Nttp ,gorf sInannt rporten. y. VS.
Die Gage bsr eman3tpirtsn Gtldven IN. Nrfan-
fac unb MiGoutt 1fen fi& ts6t {glnat8 sefalten.
Oil, Rsb,aen 9 baltsn Hareon ~ 81oeenA n-
Iutt., Tv-T 9TT III
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
@ereini0te ,6tdaten - -
7.30-Anhib||t|''::
9ritte Serte. g.
$2sO,0OO;OOO:

duf. grmdausans @s e&~asam0fH'stdss s6nist ~
uaseittanes.; ~.Iar ctnsseL sus{sEtVhsas' ussat III sah
gs.'au { osn Der. etaatsn Dsnavasiosa n, q. SsStiluss
Bic srstts e,rt eassnsteu. vtr&. res.Sses fsssa sus ss'
3sbasels g.s,At 5lufsu srsssr. btisastsIs. II
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
T 9ie WlcGormif Grnote: i1ub

6. Nu{leIl, poRmfiaer.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29

Dhfs Reteu enb pom IS. SILL 1855 a~ussras1t, mt trifl.
Sabre ps@ ~asnsuassm Datum tnSspteeds setsJ esttss, sttt'
fl fsnnsn aud /. mad sr essH ses etsat>S~srs ,seser ~
Orr. staattu,5- 20 ie&spreMnjias h@sA
fp.rjln6ti9r Bene5 r3u~ IT.,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29

!, rgttste, uslde, unabsefortsrt In Der poaofRes
3u Dapeaport Sopa. am %. Stunt 1865 ltss.n
s~eblisbsn finp:
, 1865-11-14

Ward Nichols, who 1ecturcd In this country,
about 1869 or '63, ugainst the United States
Government, and IN favor OF the rebelse
That's what I and others want to know.
came across o little book last Thursday.
we'll worth its weight in gold" The Letters
Of Vc1tai1e, Translated BY Benjamin Frunk-
ill.," with the arms Of George Washington on
The cover and his own signature on TIC title
page. This Inc relic Is now In posseaston Of
Iii. Stevens, the American book acent- Of
Henrietta street, Strand, who ID Comm m]sainned
to sell 1t for twenty-five pounds sterling, 1
think he will have small difficulty in fndine
purchaser. -.-
POSTSCRIPT.
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Two French f1igates are under orders to
leave Toulon to-day, to bring home French
troops from the States Of the Church. It is
stated that the second brigade will not leave
Italy for FEauce until the spring of the ycar.
and the remainder Of the army subsequent to
that. 80 that there wil be ample time for
the Emperor to change his yiaws before tho
whole OF hts troops a1e free Of Rome.
MoEEr RAAEE1a
|: co1sols arg quoted to-day at 6g@soH for tho ac-
count md 66T9s9 for money. American sccurl-
ties opened this morning somewhat tiat but recoy-
cred during the day. D. s. $50 bonds no at 6lSA
6h; Eties, 64A @35H; Eric scrip, 1aSl1H prem
and II inofs nt 83L1aaH. The Liverpool cotton
market Is steady Today. Sales, about 10 900 bales,
Tho sales ior the week are Il $50 bales At, since
yesterday, IN advance Of I'D. JoHS Buzz, ia.
, 1865-11-14

Az EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF AI1kaEp COY
s11HAct- IA strange case Of alleged con
t1l1acJ was on hearing at the Marlboro street Po
lice Court, Londou. October eth. Mr. Frederick
Ihoma. Hall md Mr. Charles Kenndy uau, solicit-
orr, md two persons named Lalourcade were
charged with uu1awfuly cap.pidng together to op-
press, imporr1ish and imprfton Louise PIerettc
Valentine This woman WIS housekeeper In the
lIolel dc 1Europe, Al Bordeaux wbere ths frst met
John BENJAMIN DsnAeur, person Of some wealth.
4Af1ef living with hin, thiry-two years. she On the
day Of his death, became his wife. Prcs1nns TINT
wife has come legal interest in her h:,thand's es
tate, she appeaEs TO hasc Immediately said hands
upon all and rather more than all that
he Possessed. In this proceeding she wns
probably assisted by Lalourcado. who appezes to
have he'd The position Of butler in the family.
Madeue DaufIenr tvas soon arrested at the suit Of
n. Bullion md sentenced 10 restore considerable
amount Of ra1lnny shares, md 10 be imprisoned
eix months for improperly obtaining them. It
Is peculfadty Of French jurisprudence that per-
son may b tried, convicted and sentenced without
being personally beore the court, and this m3E ac
tount tor The fat that Madame Valentino arrived in
England with the property or it's proceeds, still In
her poseession- And thcteupon she scems TO bare
been looked upon hy the two solicitors In question:
who weEc probably what would be cal1ed In Ibis
country pretty pair oIth5ttes, ns fine fat pigeon
Tor them to pluck. In the pluckins process They
were efficiently aidcd BY LaIourcade, uho had also
hered TO fatlcn The fa1r pigeon, mud peshaps coz
edercd that he had not been ncll paid fos it. Tbs
pluck1ns WIS certainly done in 4 thorough manner,
and Madame, after another SIX months fmnrism-
mcnt, now brings complaint Of unlsyful consnir-
ncy- The cats is badly mixed, and was len In the
midst oF an unusually dense foR-even for Landon
-bv 1hc adjournment OF the const
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Chase VIII hear any more ssgunoat On tbs
question OF the right Of 9tate to secode
than he would On his own right to sit as Chlef
Justice. The former would include the lttter
Is The greater The lea. Nor could my qeci-
sion Of Justice Chase add weight to the lcttet
Of the Constitution, or settle question which
has been sealed by the blood OF half = million
men. In The trial Of JET. Davis, we believe 1t
will bc a.sx,nedt that State has no right 10
scccdc, and that treason has been sufH.
cicnty defined by the Constitution.
ind needs now only , to be pun.
ished. This done, the question Is rc-
duccd to the simple Issue, did JET. Davis
levy war on the Government To this the
prisoner himself could do no bette, thau
plead gnl1ty and throw himself on the mercy
Of the Executive. Should the Executive
pardon him, the law after all would be
cheated-not yindicated-and the practical
lesson after all would be that treason ls not
q crime, but an error-A cnse 1or Executive
clcmency-an experiment to be tried again,
and often. We insist, therefore, That the only
sensible object OF trying Jea.-Dayis Is not to
procure a stump speech from Chief Justice
Chase, but to punish a, traitor for his crime,
, 1865-11-14
!De0elt in the italian Treasury-A FL
! Manclal Crisis Impending-IIoW the
Difficulty can be Got Over-VVill 1he
italian People Consent to an Aban-
! donment OF 1lelr Cau8es
Jurisprudence Of the Chicago Tribune.

Il LCofTGspoDdence OF the Chicago Trihnne.1
! FLoREScE, ITALY, Oct. 17th, 1865.
It cannot be doubted that ono OF the most
important questions for Italy at the present
moment, If not the most important of all, Il
the stnte Of her finances. In spite Of pre-
srlous lonns and additional taxation, in spite
OF the sale Of railways at most inopportune
moment, and at Iuinous prices, the govern
mcnt finds Itself once more 10 the face of a
deficit, announced by II sclla, the Minister OF
Finance, to be not less than $50 millions
for the current year. You rill not be sur
:prtsed when I tell you that the knowledge OF
This state Of things has greatly shaken italian
credit on the European continent, and that
unless something be done speedily and etec-
,tually to remove the unfavorable impression
produced, a ruinous financial crisis will be
added to The other difficulties, social, politi-
cal and religious, with which the rising nation
:has to contCnd. My letters from financial
friends In Paris represent the elect produced
ut that great centre Of European activity to
be such US seriously to shake confidence In
and earnestly request me to inform them
whether the view tnkcn Of the condition Of
the Italian exchcgucr is equally despondlng
ion the spot, Lam glad to-bo able 10 re-
npa rtaa
Innc, pv,c tnnI mneasness ben % and u .atu, @ 800
Innnn1ar % : = discnntcnt M A "a 9s' a1~ors @
lIce9tain to be he case rbenevc, the ,rnnns,ti9n
nnhiic III h disenssion Va tha mattar s0Pc nn .,
mems viewed in n boneiess lfoIt Ths ~ ya;o IN
|noint. perhaps. 10 be- Eent il giaw IN cons3d. a
.cnnc tie iInanelal diitfcu1t;es Of Tta,v H. TINT
tthe worst TINT can hanren fTom them IL IL that
!they NAV co1npel at ieast iarre s Teinction Il %
tin he army. Such a measurr1 indsnd'
would be- s1re to mt an end to theu''
at epse ana The step tssltis one which weud
iboth at .hnme r,d, :: ahroad. Hnt r donh}
whether thc Tast majority Of the most Snllu-
'eutial portion Of the nation be not resolutely
'opposed to a reduction Of It's military ornnral
forces; On The ground tllat snch an act would
! he construed as q tncit REIMBURSEMENT Of lis
dearest -oGiects nud sympathics, and an
iacccptance Of the stain uuo as q def
nite an;I almost .fInai settiement, Il IS q
knowlrtlqa n the strenpth Of this feeling
which is alarming the finanelal world Of E1-
, 1865-11-14

uae and benefit. We can change from hler.
cglyphic 10 phonotk okthopaqJ, y wa dtd
from sterling to Federal money. without
waljlnE, Tor tha concuuenca Of tas Islsea Of
grfat Eitasn, or - ~ dA ffa4 j% Hnaehi-
cal to ; republican form If gorerameat u
, apiso Of her opposition. We spell thousand
! words differently. from the EpgHsh now. Les
US finish the list and study our own. interests
aud welfare in tho premises.. Great Britain
can follow onf example or retain her bar
barous photography, Just 81 she Please4> Let
US get rid oCit. J. ".
, 1865-11-14

victim. He nccds especially the constitutional
right to defend himself from renewal Of tbs
late oppression under which he has suffered
with his people. He needs The privilege Of
defending his house as bis castle. Constitu-
tiona1ly too mild and humane, the only dsn-
ger is that be will not resent injuries nor con-
tend against oppression. Ii Is In behalf Of
just such rs he that the clauses above quoted
were framed and should be enforced.
, 1865-11-14

parted. Tho day had been bright and cheer
full when We entered the Abbey-now 1t was
raining heavily. and a gray and moulnful
pail Of clouds stretched over the wet and dis
nal city, Ths people who had como to attend
the funeral Of ehelr late Premier returned
houew ard, leaving him In the glorious silence
and solitude which shelter the ashes Of 10
mapy OF Enxlxnd's wisest. and noblest, and
brayest Tits Is 10 time, as ne have said, to
speak Of the merit which has demanded that
honor. It may be said that Lord Palmerston
was genial Without genius. It may be said
that his greatness WIS more accessory than
personal. But there Is no comparison tn the
grave. The universal mother receives all
alike, and gives preference to no one Of her