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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

Gin ganjts Neoimeut BON Ylik 9etrot:
fen. 4m 10. Stunt purre pas 1872, 81.
Rse;m, n, In Euuaboma. Isnn.. Dom BIiB
bdm9tlu@t, als Is ndmIid auf Da@s
,ttb,n woqte, arsdts pISbli& Elm fus&tba'
rn Bnsirabl pus aanir Rteimsnt ~ 90:
esn uno amor nit iol&r @spalt. cof BIT
5olpalen psr btnt,rsn Nsibsn lbsr BIZ. eu
Doroersiben btnaus e,worfsn wutrsn.
Gin Solpat wures tobt aet6rtst 'uno 80
mebr ODER mtupu u.rrpunrst; paruntu
fneen mir fola,nrs e,utide Namen: Srst.
9. @o'brcd, Sobn Suntr uno 9obn
Sdtpfsr. DIT msiflsn llnb on etr SduI
ter u%nbrannt, Ia Ge aur Bit Die @swsbre
auf esy S&uI'n lisasn bot!sn. @u&
partn mandm BE S9ubs Don ptn III:
bsn aeri0fn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

~ Dtefes gtntrs N u'unrens.tet GU, rsin.nz Bsarbvu
pbttip unD metr al ,panrs perf6,ep:nen Mur,.ln, Riubeu
unb Rroutern, pel1e la vratc nmeurr fdrm cnit iutamueumtr.
ten, tubereittt mad Der Orstual. %1'etbpbe. mie b:efelbe pom BEN
sresen 5duptlina, nNeb Sad,t". BEN Dr.. Gtapin m~itsetteiI'
rurbe, ntl&tt ete,lbs mill Gr fcla In feiuer 4raris pieIe Sabr.
lang aIwaubte. unb purd ben 6esruud tiefs NRitiels etnruf
eroisu 3uf erItelte fur bic Btb~ lntluna unb b,tlune ron Dys.
pspfa. etbsrietser, eeraopf ns, 1cpffbmerien. Nteber uub
A8ue. nab allen &routbeittn pelGt bon Ter Qttet cbfr pom I'm.
osteanlthfstt b%eIrabrsn psrfensn. ph&e an treent e.ns btsfer
%sFfteaften Granlbst en- lsibeR- rfrbsn fnben, bat br Webradd
bon bitem Bttters He aatr BELT. DaAelbe ia adn IT'D fret ssu
atIea Drraueu uub s~tftisru eutfanstu, uts ~eiefelben bduae BET
abuu&en Drdrarattpnrn augspantt unb { mem pertraptnsuul.
len pubNluna psrsauft perten. Gin etu,tae. Derfu6 ptrp {elbR
ben ,llnsfa utIthf fen nbe rtnaen tab .Meb Sadet' cine 5et.
~lunssfraft bsRst. usl2s mon bet ansern gitttrs vsrseblf& fustt.
60 fdrtt utb betsbt bas 5pfem. "'
Gs 1T uuperaletdltd sesen aaaemstne 6amdd,.
Gs ii Elm: Vtere Sur fur Dpspepfa.
&s stbt etnsn suten e~efun6sn Mppettt.
Gs bsfDreett bic @evbauung.
Gs III bas bette sriftrsnts Sttmulout.
Gs uerbltft Gteter upb Naue.
Gs wtrft peeen 8erRopfung.
Gs turirt neru0ie 8opihneraen.
&c 1T o%onfDmmsn rein unb fdmafbaft.
Dat saeb Sadet Diaers pirb ~sertauft. IN auarfRaf9,u Be,
allen Drrsulnen une 6dutltrn Qau6. Braat moo -N,b
Sadet" ub nehm! fetn aueeres.
6aabler esalten atrluldre uenu as aa r.nssn AMI
Rfnnett pistns & Co.,
29fpl5tu~ '2l @tosr @irsst. Gbieaeo.
Betoerbede u. MILLER
Ngenten fir Dapsnpcrt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

~D @"A&AS u NJ puputW pFyubHf, HWttE dhb ttfmo.
atnute 9eIm,tieI an .uptnten .lgDtr ratttu alien iuue.n eeuteu
gel4s an easntn. ersadsn. SmyOtent Il. I.lten, f& an d.
Dbittter IN uenben nnb eaburd eta unslidli&es eeber III Der.
m'then. gHtr babeu gRstrtre seeben. tl&e tur& D.. Dbittitr
ssn Druid sber 5srnta Ysruauernt ssttfft rnrben. 6eius
i~eretdlttse 8tb!asluue srmtdt bas g.rtraurn I'm san,en gDeaeu.
9r eershntt Mot, me oi.le ansere, fir Qcnfultdttoneu. Seber
. gtr babsn fueten tin neaes gDers putEifrt. betttIt:
"Miseries and Mysteries Of Sexual Intercourse
ps!3ss an tretae semaue eesen Ginteusuns stan Gents-
Sehnaarse gerfttdt rtre: gRan aerefFre aQs Drtefe on Dr..
aDstttist, Boz 229I, qhttaeo. SQS.
Otft, 1854 Sdb-G lar taToSe pbsn ouf.
Dr. Uttttier oesruttttbuS VutIifum On folAeate ber,ts:
Dr. aiaov. Dt,uautte. mis; Dr. Dsasptu uub Or xsrmctt.
c:sttet. aRt&; Pr Tr 81, granb Rapies. D1t6; TT 8s~.n unb
p 5~arriien. eteruts. yRe; Or gDebar. Dr Same. Or 8
9slsto, Cb'r; Dr. Dasls. gtnetnnatfs Cts; Dr sDelib. gatru.
Sus; o. esatty. Pau, gtnn; Or Soment, 9erouto. 8
U; D. Pope. 5smtlton. 9 ID; Of eitnnsr. qeuton, 6 u;
0pbert&. u; Or Gtontftr;G " y. 2ot.,l Sur
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

Gin ld&.rIi6fI BntIRrett
in Dbie Gounip. 9ub... IL snrli& In ttun
uittltd fumiidsn Deift sntfdispeu rcr.
cen. ssm corteeu St,obfr etspdblten tort
bic unioniasn III aona,s 9idtt NIT Or
prefdren Waiorttdt pom 2 Siimutn. Die
btmottaitf&su Bsomt.n, rsl&e tbrs paAsn
istt ntslsn .9abrsn u%ubtfrt,isn .tnusetbatt
.batten. wolisn btslslben ?ntdt 70 l.idten
&aufss aafssbsn unb t(&leGsu babsr,.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Ser n, iibteS.

Sn Nsm'yort baten f&. Ynl6ie,
osns Vtreins aeb'Irst. esrsn @ii0Iieru fa
rnpaidteu, flr cine beltmmt. Set tsin
Bleif& au e(Ien. @uu bsatf&iet ba>
ourd, BE 0l,t{&n ~ smtnesn. ro6 fe
EMILIO sinmal cine Grmdbisune In ZEN
trorbitanitn Glstidprnitn einlrthn lo0,n.
Dfe eans. Ntp gorhr preNs t%,flrporte
bi,Ie Btreauna unc mstut. roB liz psroee
In eeu btteen Sommsrmonat,n an leid.
tsftn ousiuflbrsu fri. ia ~ tt,{u 3,it
Der @euub pom Gl,if&lpstien am Itt&hRsn
~ snibtbren it, ~. %.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

DE Datl wts,n aana,bI(ntr 'aIbsats unas'
ftBli&sr SIimmen btt pnIhbsn auaufs&'
len. IS tam iuu, Yrpstt, unp DE DEMO-
irattn bsr tsfsn aud pi1fli&. .toB pttt
unbtN3ttait Snmufn fdr ras untone'
1idst 9sfaasn raun. Dis untonthtn
paBsaen btrisfsn tbnf,i,e.1 en6 anf
una,fsBlt&. p,uofroiifhs lidsis ateress
len pareu. tporuuf pos @1Itdt utldrle.
rob rte unions Qaurtraisn NIT etn,r
-s'smms MrtrbM ~stmdblr 1tttn. Ete
un9l1ditdrn DtmcfratsR psilitern tin
@ufalebof nit sIsnlunaen @sfdtun.
Der Rampf asasn eis @rt
moline wuree bet rsm neuliden Mtr
ting eer y Natiouol Drtb &sfurm.A feeta,
ticn" In No&t1u bfsnlli& nttrtr auiats
nommsu. DIR baupifddlidns 3msd eits
~ @eftulaaft 1T. eus BIocmntoRam aIs
Nrausniradt IN a%ue.mstns Aufnabms III
%brtnasu.- Gin Neenu msints. re Qrtno
line bats cine Ntna. llu9Iddefdus usrur'
iatt unp nur In Sef. Duu 8 Gaq, etwas
Cute ,bswirft. iurem fs ren 9eudibu
ben Dufol9un ntrrinb. @tnn tie NGoei,
otion at.r ttpas eu,dieS,n MIL e must:
d& an ne Saifrln Ger Gran.oieu tptn'
rem ; bisfe tsfimmt lie Mors. Nle Gu
asnte. UNI nit ibum befnunaspo0eu 3u'
ftants ntdt III utd Staut ~ MAIDEN, DE
@rinolins srfanp uni anleote, war Der ct.
Ne wirf(ams Sdrin astban. BAG 3!st
p%unasaeleQ In Nufuabme bei tsr 8efamm
ten Grausnpslt ~ brinasn, @snn Gu
osuts pas BioomufoHdm fridge. rplrct CO
tn wentgen Sabrtn in ttr eiui!if1ten Wdl
faum cine anrsre Gtauentra&t Betsu. i,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
.Self-Rakers,"

ut lion I'm Wattte at0tnasts. "
DIE dfrsss nae
Self Rakers,"
pc bstenbts ktt BEN artfes enteanb. bt fh Gle 1anb Re.
irs" aat Urn UsIes scf&Htabsn iaGsa Bal $50 1~aeaermid's
Stf &eisrs nutbsu in Sabre 1894 - 6tsti Gsantv settaai!.
Pc Dssftttefr tsrtIbsn ,%snptinssn ttrn Hut rss ibss
6staHtuurilt6st tie 9mpstiunat Der J'ta srmtd eI.Hdstrs,
HsaptsA 4 glensrs as bs tefsn fur Zen BARN" tn tssn o..
!ttsuHs. ots sdtrtreu fieftibtn TUT groks NIT q b:rsu N9a'
l1snsn etEr Nrt In br Tom n eneen Vrnenjttt: nab ie1 br
6srmsr tatstbat Rsts taber, etei u'seu usn btsisn Nsf&iasn
IN lauftn. Ter fretn Dorlno e:eit.
Dts Pal. (aass) serr'at,te': sr.tit ssa !Dsi t:f!sn ara,sr.
unb reloret rsrer Wahrxns nod eebu, uub buitlee Itet bas
ad6rthent 0strs * 70 ssuau. ect sa 0iubs' rrntsn ~erfertes.
lid II, aIs rsun 9anb- eaIkn s,btauts rester.
Dtr. tt. uuitr,d&aeta. taben in I'm Isttn 5srta Nicer.
ntd's 9sf. 6aitss 4sspr 1 Newsr eeiauft nab astrautt.
uns e,eae,a sidelss az ur*au. ~sDsendtse rub ts,en 81sas
sntpr.atnh. Dt1ft'te tarit t.ss:'. as Gin Wsun e. sernob,
ans .rfra:t e~fsstnIt& ,nd a.ttt,er e.ssn Dtatr unb ,tnsn
cc:r!tr. 3tntSeS ssn uufettm Vttrsibs lamb useftu unt hina
i&rtr, ater Sbrs Rsittnt sfrrtntst au& uutsr lslGen ID ntert.
s.a umaduttn midi rtutae cute arttis Das strst ia 70 GUT
trtaIreu, ba6 u bedu estret&sn ptrbeu iann. AZ weuu q nit
u srsn aries s'!tat edrs. d. zRaiat.s ersata slei& as
ouf stsn,m unb auf hlatlieem Paute. q Ia Elm suies,stnne,tr
Rdtet unt mir b'.ra&na seatttsn nod istusr 1'ssttsnfp,-
runs. fstntr 9tEfo&Astt unit etzrie as ue:t sortdaIt&er unb
ttfr. ds ole anbere Waafdtneu hdu urt. &c srbetttu lst&t
unb bts 5.IfRahrS s5nnsu ssu rtueu Nauu ebrr etuem
Raahen irf6f oelrnl II ms,brn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
M1e @rtilel trerten ~
&tnetn DcQar per &tnef
rtu, Rldiht auf ten D,rtb perfauff:

rbu, &ldiiht auf ten @,rt6 perfaufk
Ra6 smpfaus Der GertHia { uerstt Str fetsu, mas Str b.
ben i5nnt. uub eann hett e tn Gusrm Bflieteu, sb Str ben
DoQar e,aalsu unb ben Nrttiel uebme u r,Qt ubr nI&t. auf
gDstfe niseu Rdufr tin ptanv. cine entene utr. eisss
fur F
Gimen Dollar .*.,..
eraaI,en uub In i.tuer Sale iSnueu q. pepteer ali elsss GsI.
lar rertb %ttRpmm.n. bs = ietne Retea sttt. D:r pretS ,bes
unfsrer 0rrs.n gtf&euireriaufs g superts tardet Is 9euis hss
Slid ober tiuf fur ST.. >. ,.I SIX ~
er'ts aiubs. Man fatst sa9 a,rsisr.u nss ass.ef..:
G. M. DUNN l. co Managers.
a. a..rtponb.r,- Dtparttmeat suS 9sfatussrsssfs-
Depst-tee Start etrase, Gtttasv. - 80
Berfauls. QoIalt: ...>.
1872 9larf 5na6e, gds Mourpe.
1873 D.a1born Strabs, Gde Mapilpn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Die Grim q. 81. punn s o.;
30. $50 unb 2O8 Brcohupoy. $751; =

ftub NIT BEN btheutenbRsu. Babrtsuntsa uub 81 to1tfuren br
ssbrdu bl ID Rn uub nses ufsn Nrtsu BON utren. Surfsen
unb @aIan:ssieuaart etne Bertiutuns-stuann BIT HeD. 9sri
n eutosnee Suweltsr- u foetatten-tineeearssn uus haben
un ah bs ottasn tmmtnfen renr alt 81, oso 900 ptrtssu
grrratts II entdu6 IN. DIR g, fela btt AHcetattDr rtrS be-
auf TX Wia IN Tplars ert6ten. mt rerhen
ndda.ns lron wsttere unoe tshre Espps nub Derfaufi- qslaIe
Htrbta {immtth urtir htr QtflIua bsr
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Gerren 9nutt II. Co.,

: JIIIUUTcpIUHs
II Ge,tifiate, bic ieeeu AriRtI unb feiren Ms1sp auees
zen. werbtn att inter etuanter g. mid, uub In eruresfs fS
@reftn metropolitan 9eh&enirerlauftt aetban unt NIT einsn
tte Zoe Sim lie unterf&rift FER 5errsn 3 unh h q .. trdsts-
ben StsmrtI perfGlef n. I'm sseep tdt, iae1fs6' q 6ahusr 10
fblstn. ti, uufere gourerte unb Certificate fdlf&en, uufsre Cir
suiart tepi.n ,. g,rs siter Gouue1te ur6 Ia treenb'einsm
unftrer DeOots pstr Neriaufs. Ypiale fur Is GenfS Selauf.
ottr mad empfdns pttfts Dst'ase. an trseub etne usrsae pr
Pot Sert@idt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
.ttefel ,.nb Gbube,
@ro6 uno Rlrtn,
@1ob uno Getn! G
8as 8 Glnfina, .

30. 81 utRl. 2te Ctr, 9sGlatrs 8lod ase.nitsr.
erlauttn I'D. tn uufmrsfomssit tes eett,t:n publtlums au'
tbr srpFes Pager ron Fu6 %ttleituussu aIisr 0,stunssu urb
Vrtetu u Ieuten. uat 6c,,sn ron b,u srtbhsn nub f&rerata
bs ~ te%. 'erRen. IsGt,aea unb asea eatu s&utsn. ettefeIn.
ethtu'ttn. ean- unb 3euf(da be, ~ ten as IN ret&asr Mon
n~tafaltigie' nab IN ben ~ti!lisaeu prtiku bar. Sic Iaben toter
Jun Be- l4e tbres qoe,rs nit hr usberieusune en, BAT b.
sur6 zine rstt ioblrttts uIb urtl t~efsisbtsts auuet&att ttusx
IL Itrtl uerbsn rsrb.
~ Euf aunt enc rbeit unb R.paraturer rtrs ~tetoubere
e. sfalt ssrusntst une IT, Sst.lluus aufs teneuae NIB
ruuhu6es aus a,flbrt perbm. lofuno Rtuw
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

@- Ntrfpteaeu nthf bdxfs attr prufel.
Roneae eeute, attr mir tennsu Dr.. Wbittit,
perfonlte uub riHtn. bof Il au6erurbenntt
aef&idttn DetaHbluns ausr Der Rranfbetttr
IL. tsel6e e. u, bttIeu ,snfe.t&tA G.it ben
lstteu flnfjebn Sabren bat Il |,tnta Nuf.
in~erifamle't ,tub 9ett ben estetmtn aronibei.
ten In alien perihiepsnen Rnrm,n n,mihn,.,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
@ttefel unb S9ube!
CHILD e. co

sreisftsu fosbn stusn ntusH ssossn Borrates
%frffbc CT @ !@
10. - Brabp otrase. ,~tfhtn lfer nnb St.r.
umfafenb tebe @orte unb bic neuefen WuRer,
wdds fdutlt4 se,fauf pesheu ~
preittn wel&s tebeG cneurrenI uuua6slt0 ma4sn:
DeAe &aIbsIsberns etth,l fac 9erren.
aensrss ehefd. orf0rb Lts .osessus. oaIusrsIs .oau
salbt. Vaue- e6uten,e
ains tsrfltAe ausnasl psn eusifA latin Baden 0aysu.
tdr Dassn .etssuss auf Dsasuune snssst'rslst uus ssu aaes
0sttsn unb 0rs,ten.
M nab yeoro:se Ssaerss uus e4nar- ettfl va1nosals.
UuSlln eItpvess Il tar banen. Su Der 3Rat utr tdtes tsb'
uStltAe Gss1. pgu ben As 9fut eItrperbtS u BIN 81 0attsrs.
ttas srpee dusratl BON DRdsasn. uub Qtnhsr. e6ubea.
" Seller srttfeI utre saranttrt
Dsteuts Nrbett une Reparatnrsn seer, m ~.
0ees bsfCIat
SIR 9dnbltr
absu utr stnen AreB.n gurratb ron etarl Haarsl iufai,.
eab eytra-e r6ten pel&e wr bird unfers BatiEttdtrnin
etdubs ans bei Der &iA ober betu DuSsnb ~ ueriaufen unit
lpar IN ~bluisersu VreHsa aIs lrsenb tln aabass pauS II bt
0taht.
6. G..Qtilb. 8. s. &btlb,
0uSaon. Dapeuport.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
~, :.> :5y 8autt aas 8fst& ,.@':' 81.
-. "a.
IT fetS baS 8iQtgfe.
McCORMICk'S
and Mower

u ltt IioanIis Sakrn I'm 0sSrau& ts ynbtluMs esrcta
unb asst esxt In To- aretrm autsstp, ri. isnals. aue. asa'
p,t lion I'm Watite atAtnaSt. "
Die Na6frses nae
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
HEL1IBOLDS
GENUINE
.H1GHLY CONCENTRATED" CoxPouHD
FLUID. BUCHU,

sMGHLY CONCENTRATED CoAPoUHD
FLUID r BUCHU,
Aposii,ve and Specific remedy for diseases Of tho
s1lsddsr. Kldns1s, Gravel and Drepsisal swelh.ss.
: This Medicine increases the powers OF digestion, and
excites tho uhsorbcnts ia,o healthy action, by which tho
matter Of c~slcarcors dispositions, and oil nnnosurai en-
larCcmepts arc reduced, as we'll 6 spain and innsmmaton'
and ID good for men, t:omcn and children.
+. III.
HElMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weakness arising from Excesses, Habits OF D1ss1ps'
ton, Early fndiscrction, attended with tho following
Symptoms;
lndlsposition to E1cruoo, Loss Of rowc-.
Loss Of Memory, Dinsculty Of Dreathine,
Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, TaScfuncss,
Dtnnsss Of Vision, Pain IN tho Gack,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF tho Body.
Dryness Of tho Skin, Eruptio2s Of tho Face, d
- Universal L~assitudo, Palid Countenancc,
Muscular System.
These symptoms, II allowed to go on (Which this Med1'
ctne Invariably removes). soon follow
FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, &C.,
m ons Of which the patient may expire. Who can say
they are not frequently followed BY those "dircful dis.
Soo0S, -. -.~rcr--,ox,n r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17


fr.-,f.a. L0e.a 70 Co .ne h.n-e
' Representatives., r,-Ftetrs i'a Confer
once t... ssp.,n-,lionisr ana ,a"i''''i'''
on interesting l'clmeni' which "''i 'e fc'd
with g. at satisfaction by On" i'''i H'''-'s
q. ,.9 People
iHe a7-t POINT Noticeable about i.''-'t' a'
v''ie jon. DAVIS 30 "'' letter Go Ai'. '''if
intended t' iave -he eA'-t''5s"I '''i'' f'''H-
fTis' fmpli.dl} con'eae'.' I'.'-.ien' ll'.-
coin would e'i5" n'l''iE 'i -'e 7'i- lie
would receive s2e'.- N'' -H'-'- . '''''
informally ..Nitha y.r" %. securing lta'e
TO the People Of orr aon"' p f''a''y '''
ii'" ''a1 position 'e never .-
Alter e'n-ii iisf'he a''' .i'.'' ? '"-'
Hunter AMI -ahl'eii a7-'i''e- . -..' t'..
s'i Q. "''' oo t'e "'-'s "' + .-'''-1'.' i-''-
coin ie---r '- 'lf. b.air' 'i"- i'-
striving '-"f'tf' 10 break lHe i'-'. '' '''
limitation y me use 0i -'"' ''- o..
H''1' ''' '7'.'.'l prime ~ -'
ernmla' ana popular rights A'' '"' ''
them a'eph'n7 and Hunter, 'a-A'' 1.'''
peace ana 1"'on to General 0''n'' '''- .''
Thought 'ney meant so' ana u''''''. ei-
pressed ai= regret 'nat Mr.. Lincoln ey''' H0'
nave an interview with them. me re-
cult vas The interview as stated 'y 'i's'-
dent Lincoln and their iaiiaFe '' 81 ''e
af'ai''''s "lio' 'ney sought i'f-
711'hei 1hlhs 70 's noIioeo is .'' -''s'
ia-s-Ao'l % 7'n''5 7'ories 'F-eal's '''- d ''i-
"sl'as-''' pretending To fe-''' '-- s-'-
ia'"'''hl iuinisieo 20 me l'''5' 'u1 --'7
foafs oi i"1sa-sl WIN "hion o'' '..='''' nun
ltf @n' 'amp'eH E'se-eo '"e f-l''i'--
a"0olo'e7' @'''-1H ol "hion ''''-ss 'i'
H''-l' up 'O' oi "lo-e e'''u' ~ l''''' -
.1'S.-''' inc F-"'' % l. 10 l'''l---iy ''-'--
'y i'''' 'l- i-'i'0'iA Hnd % M
'i-- .'''-' " "''' ~ psiso1' 9iss'"' D-'
'-1 ''7--''--' 2'"a--' o'' 5-0--''
ana O4np0eA- lac country ls e1lse1' ''s'!
week 'y iy''S 'e'eg'alls Oi ns@-''l - 'O'-
r.! 'l0't,s HON washington 70 '-' -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

THE Eem'7i rapcr- -cT7r- tha- taere
vs- q -,cat ys- mcs ing bella 4n thce,oninz
of sa. t.h. 90 ,elie., -mang o.a-r- Pre-i-
dent Da,i- nrie a -r,--r. Ile SAID Be bod
th.u.'. is lisdasy g.. send the Peace Cons
mis-,,a.r- .l E.-u.-- I.nr,-. ln thc chance
of rr,rrng successful ncgatiailns though
ie s-d u.yer entertained much hope Of 10.
tanning honorable peace while ,he Con.odcr-
sic car-e rar sustaining revcrses Asa.
terms. be would never sanction any blt ,he
independence of the Coufsjcracy tmt
sooner than ever return 90 the Union be-
would yield ar everything or ar't. ile
believed that If those a, home would unit,
with the army in rerelling tine foc, th,s
could compel the Yankees in less taan twelve
months. 20 beg for peace on the reb,Ls' .Rn
terms
Resolutions were passed, declaring che
terms f Teac- .fcr,i By President Lincoln,
au insult and an Outrage, AMI expressing %
discrimination 20 continue the fight with all
Ghe resources ai ccmmsnd The Richmond
Ds'Yotch -sys.
1T Tss grntifyinZ 10 So this immense attend
encs on meeting whose object was 70 huri back
rIo Lincoin's teeth the insult put uplu the
s .utneEu people by MS answer 20 the couirier-
ate commissioners sent 70 confer with him Oh
tire subject Of peace between the two countries
Never before has the spirit burned 50 hereely and
s,esiily.''
Whatever may be the Fentnent Of the Feo-
pie Of that part Of the South NOT under the
Immediate control OF the Richmond olglr-
cry, tmust become evident, even 20 the blind
seekers Of peace who have been 50 conhdent
lor a few weeks. that the leaders Of The re
bcllion havc no thought OF making pesoe On
any terms which DO not ensure the rcoogai-
ton and Independence Of the Southern Coi.-
tede-zcy-thzt is, the triumph Of tae rc5ti-
lion. Such terms none but Oopperheads da.e
.rink Of proposing TO the people Of the
North
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

ORGANIZATION or IHE >zcoND REGIMES,
V. ;. M.-Thc organization OF The second
Regiment vermont state Militia, t5ok place
ar the Court House ia Burlington Friday,
Brigadier General BAEsror presiding. The
following held officers were auly elected
CoiOnel-WN. d. MUNsos, Burlington.
Ii. Col-Jos. !. BoYsToS, stowe.
MaJor-GEosoE BAsooN, Milton.
these oifceIs have all seen service. Coi.ael
Munson as Ii u Colonel Vi ;he l3.h W.,
Lieut.. Col BoyntOn as MaJor Of the 18th,
and slajor 3. scom as Capt. Of CO. D, u the
18th. All vc proved their gailantry and
efficiency in the fee OF the enemy, ard tic
Second vii c secon to none Of cur Militia
regiments if the experience auo ea.e OF ,'s
officers CD make the Lret.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

sasRs S Nosru C,mN1.-l.c For
uc-- Monroe correspondent Of laa Norfolk
Od Dgma,4s, whiting Feb. 2l, slys
.Ire ,-e.zn af terror hitherto spoken O. az
existing - Na-.H Carolina. iaz not been r2t--
ee-r.ci .r thc .s.s. About eighty Iu.lsc.s from
tlsf -IaI.-rrs s.'r '-.u Ch1ulr gourfg-lrr'V-
-I 90 .rs point yesterday They vgrs m.-grinly
Clad. auI claim o.. l.r- once b-su Wcll1y ono
OF tHc rsrry st...i f.it hc1HHei hrle hlHlrst
slaves before tha rlr. aHI bad over nsc Hu.If-i
acres Of Land urI I.l cultivation. 4aty also s-Itc
that there IS q large r,rty To- Che prsscn, legs
Aiure iU favor of pence, 1uj they wili yet place
fle State fr -r~.reUt attitude towards the
United -ttt' government
.I,a-.Iutulns 4ul counter resolutions are con-
dnu.rr introduced ir chat body vilhout beng
acted up1n. 80 public business I- transact
ed-no laws sIe enacted. but the whole time Il
the IezisI iiur1 s. taken up 10 the discussion of
these peace resolutions. No man 5 life is safe \
the Stlte-WheiH1r Union or secesh. Conieler-
ste and Federal d,serters 0vrrruu ihe Sate
aliEe, piundering. and often mur iering the peo-
pie These desertcrs recognize no rlrt'es, Or
hw. OF order. bu. in5st ihc highways and
m0uut'ius 10 numbers TOO strong % be van
qusheL
.'Thsy also sly that Ice is sending troops 70
Weldon. aud tbst Ihe Chowlu river is alive with
Yankee gunb0a,- The militia are Of 90 further
use to the C0nl,dea.Cs as they absolutely re-
fuse Co dzh,, even when forced into the hell.
-Oue OF this party, Mr. ssii0rs formerly
eld,ng liga, IN the whi- pIriy Of the Oh Nortn
stale, thinks that The military -p-rt Of the Con
ieierates Is completely broken. and that We VIII
not have much trouble ~ the future IN crushing
tee rebellion.
..sono Of the COUNTIES, towns a-d villages L
North Carolina are entirely depopulatei. not
/ human creature residing Il then. NJ. Seilo-s
thinks i re Wa- continues q year longer. Sor.L
C4lo..-s. outside Of the pr.nc pa cities. Nil 90
resuceS Ja bowling wi!lerncss- Those who 40
able. arG nave the means. arc moving out OF the
STATE .uto tie lower eouuties OF Virginia, or INTO
I Tennessee AID South Carolina
The punishment meted cut 70 these people
/ has been terrible 10 the cx,rcme.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

TuASks 10 IuE ENCLrH ALLIES OF TIE
REBEL PRA1ls.-In the rebel Senate on
THURSDAY. the 2linst., OF motion Of 4. G.
Brown, Z. Mississippi, il wac -esol'ol that
tho ..thauks o. Co1grcas AID the people u
tho Co7.e5craJo States, arc due and axe hcrJ-
BY rendered to slr. Joha Lares-s,.r, OF Laa-
clsa.re, Eag-and ior lie friendly and aa-
msnc eoneuct in -czccins .I Als yacn-. tnc
Dccra11ni, i.ou imm.ueu, Ierl o' death
by drowning. Captain hal. -lWm,-. le. ''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

An order ms bcoa issued directing that
no officer shall De arrested and imprisoned
in ths Old Capitol prison without the authori-
ty oftlc Secretary OF War. The Oh Capitol
prison Las bccn entirely cleaned cut Of rebel
olhceTs and men. including large number
CT guerrillas, several hundred Of whom have
been sent 70 northern prisons within the
past few days. Ninetten rebel surgeons
were ordered % be sent from Fort Deleware
to FORTRESS Monroe wednesday for exchange.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

When the President wsles TO let h
pu6!ic know what his views and purposes
are, he states them himselt, as In the present
instanee. and ne stetes th, no. too, in a way
which all can understand.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

Gen Dix ias issued orders that the SIS
ten. Of correspondence with the rchc! S,a3s
bv means Of pcr-Jnai advertisements IN the
ncFsrapers must stop. II the otcn-c Is COM
mitled uiter thc lOuce publishers ami edi-
tJrs Of the offending paTer viii be arrested
and tried bv a military COMMISSION.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
President Liucoin's Account Of the Peace
Conference.
To he Homo, ale The House Of RTrs-
renfGfiucS

[ o conference recently ht ID ~ iiamIt 10 ls'eus
/ bale -1r hoh1i 20 -la'C, 'ilH1 ''ii ''e ~'!
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written VI '' ''''''.'' ~ VIZ
I AiloE The bearer. ? T. B'Sir' e. 10 pass o1'
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That a. -ne time wac informed tha- Mr-
Blair cough. tine card ne q meH1- OF geiLrg
q, Richmond Virginia but he war given
no aufho-ify to s1t.at or ar. fyr the Gov
oruueut, nor was iniorne- ct an7thing he
wouli aay or do On DIS own account cr utH-
erFI-e MT blnir t1'l me ne .al 'F,a 10
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