davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12
PROPoSAIS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, ,. -,
~ BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
September 4, 1855.
| Sealed proposals. will be received at this Bureau
| for PAINTS, LEAD, &c, described In the follow
ing. named classes, until one o'clock p. m. Of
the SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
Each bid must be for an entire class, delivered
in the respective Navy Yards.
The contracts will be awarded to the lowest re j..
sponsble bidders who give proper guarantees,
the right being reserved Of rejecting the Lowest
bid II It be deemed exorbitant.
The contracts, which will embrace all the usual
stipulstions, will bear date the day the notihca-
tons are given, and sureties in the full amount
will be required to sign them. Their response
biity must be satisfactorily certified and as addi-
| uonal security twenty per centum will be with
held from each bid until the contract is com
/ pleted. .s.E ~.
The bills will be paid by the psymasters ofthe
respective stations, In funds or certificates at the
option Of the Government, within ten days after
the warrants for the same shall have been passed
by the Treasury Department.
Upon application to the Bureau, to the com :
of any naval station, the form Of offers, guaran-
tees, and other necessary information will be
The proposals must he directed to the Chief OF
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair, Navy
Department, and endorsed Proposals, that
they may be distinguished from other business
letters. ,LQ' IT. ..-
The following are the classes required:
phNohL ~ = IoLOhED NM hhb,
Sc, lS85-68.
1900 pounds Black Paint, In oil.
10000 pounds Red Lead, dry.
5000 pounds Litharge, dry.
10000 pounds Whiting, dry.
1900 pounds Lampblack, dry. ...
% pounds Terra de Sienna, in oil.
IS pounds Terra de Sienna, raw.
$50 pounds Chrome Green, dry.
1000 pounds verdegris, ground in oil
40 pounds Chinese Vermilion, dry.
70 pounds Prussian Blue, dry.
1000 pounds Venetian red, dry.
900 pounds Sugar Of Lead.
1000 pounds Yellow 0chre
100 pounds Chrome Yellow, dry.
90 pounds Brown Manganese.
1000 pounds Patent Dryer.
To be Of the best quality, and delivered In
tight and suitable vessels. All applications for
samples must be made to the commandant Of the
Yard.
One third part, comprising a due proportion OF
each kind, to be delivered or before the LIST Of
December next, one third part on or before April
l, and the remaining third part on or before the
3Oth OF June 1866, unless earlier required, with
q notice Of twenty days.
wASHINGT0N-LEAD,l S65-66.
100000 pounds Pig Lead, best quality.
All applications for information will be made
to the commandant Of the Yard
One third part TO be delivered on or before the
LIST December next, one third part on or before
the LIST April, and the remaining part on or be-
fore the 80th June, 1866, unless earlier required
with notice OF twenty days. seS-f4t
n pos LIS EOR Eli n III ID
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12
F1rAcr UIAE..

!. F1rAr CIAE..
.I,JA GO oKE
Il IS 'nd".eia BANKERs a. o.
a FIFTEENTH STREET, opposite THE1REAsuRY
buy and sclie. current rates md keep on hand
sfun supply Of all NOT u,.-
| GOVERNMENT BONDS, 80 '.n r.,. .a.
! sEvKN.rHIRrr TREASURY NOTES, ~.
| ~ CERTIFICATES OF INDRBTsDNEss, ss,
s-a pay the highest price. for ~ Of, &C..
QUAR- TKRMAsrER'sCHEcKs AND VOUCHERS
aag3 .du alr,. .,..... o.. ~
E7.3O"s Alto 'AH ' ''''''H" 7.3O
I 'ts' .. oyyuI r-HH." .I,F0
MET POLLS, aE
90 yKRnNUrT DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
"a ~ ~ 100 AeBNcY, KIT lnrEr
-sr 4Sa YIYTEyETH sTRsKT, ,.-.
| OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TRBAsuRr DE.
..
This Bank Ia sutAoriIed to resolve subsorip.
tons 10 the r..F
PoPU LAR T3o AN.
These notes are issued in denominations Of
$50, sloo, s5oo, q, oeo, and so, 900 payable TO
bearer or order, three years after date, with in.
forest, payable semi annually at seven and
three tenths per oea,um per snnum, and are
convertible at maturity at the holders option
into the O. 20 six per cont gold fntsrest -bsarfnp
bonds. The interest on those notes Is two cents
psr day for every 900. .lf
fUII COMMISSION ALLOWED ".'in'
| 10 IgI sIh.uIr.S
... BANKS AND BANKERS.
Any Information respecting the .UNITRD
STATES LOANS viii be ehesrfuiis given on ap.
plicstion personally or by letter.
FULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sEcu.
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
'.' .r 500. .. SALE ~. p.
WE RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DEALERs, 10y.
MAKE COLLECTIONS 49, ....
| ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS,
BUY AND SELL cotN,
CURRENCY. AND EXCHANGE,
| AND ALL GLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS,
AND rRAssAcrA
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. Z. CHITTENDEH, President. mha4-a
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
a. D. CooKE, (of Jay Cooke 4 Co. } President,
W. 8. Husruaros, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY ,.a
AID
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED rTATEs.
iorH STREET, orrosrrs TIE rRnAsuRr DEPART.
Government securities with Treasurer Omitted
.,. States. .%
AEONE MILLION DOLLARs.TA
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE 4 CO., as
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7. 80 LOAN,
we viii NIL orders with promptness and dis
patch, allowing the regular commission 70
Banks and Bankers. n
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery. .
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market rates. l.. .
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make CollsOtiops
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL
AND PROMPT ATTENTION TO 80 .
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted TO US.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
hENT LOANS at all times shssrfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
wsEHIsarou. March n. 1875 uh9I -dH
John R. ELvANs d CO.,
WASHINGTON, d. O., w
BLACKsMITHs' AND wHKRLwRIaHTs'
| HARDWARE.
ANvILs-wrought; Cast Steel Paced.
VlCEs-Solid Box Com, Cotter Keys; ParGl-
lei, L,2S,4 Chain, l,aS,L :.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12
NJ K W N EN- ITO N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIo
BONE TEETH,
mr. RIQRaMONn
DIR. 8. B, sIaRsMoND.


26e Pennsylyania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DR.. s. calls the attention Of the public to the
following advantages Of his improved system;
LIST. The teeth OF his manufacture will never
oorrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will DO made inohensiys and
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as per-
manent ones can be made immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
figured,
9TH This work has been fully tested for over
Ave years by many Of the hrst chemists and
physicians Of this and the old country
DR.. s. has also Invented q white indestructi-
BILE metal hlling, with which the most sensitive
teeth can be allied without pain, and can build
up a perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
will last through lifetime. . %
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINT
With Innoxious vapor, by DR.. sigesmond, $50
PennsylyaniA avenue, inventor and sole manu-
facturer Of Anaestic Innoxious Vapor, mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorOform or Ether, but
hiiaratng effects, and perfectly harmless, caus-
ing quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect inssnsibility to pain
the best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. de2
THE AGE OF INVENTIoN.-WHiLE A
L large number Of machines have been offered
% the public, some Of which possess points OF
excellence and acknowledged merit, we have
long felt what others have experienced-the me-
cessity OF machine more perfect In its mechRni-
cal structure, combining In the highest degree
simplicity with durability, and which is capable
OF doing greater range Of work-one that could
easily be understood and eomprehended by all.
plished by the Introduction OF the celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, which can be
seen and examined at the Agents,
y, PILLING,
2S8 PennsylVania avenue,
jy6-3m One door from Eleventh street
WRAPPING PAPER FOR. SALE AT
w UrHIS oPPICB.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12
THE AGE OF INyRNTIoN--WHTLFA

WRAPPING PAPER FOR. SALE AT
W MrHIS 0RRICB.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23
po,, W;rn1 a,a,n IlOl1-w9Es;id;;nr 10 eSrS u.

pot Nsrt atasn TO W9shsn ~ ear6 It.
hndt Mm 81; 9on.a snipsdh ra Qupt.
60 Rdnonsnbcotte TN nod ut ttner
S&o'uppt sttafslne knrnta.ts GabrI
asua, sas pom. bs,ldufe 10, Wann asIsnit
rurrs unp aus Dem R,n9s Greet anu,
Uorf&stn fam. 0n psr Mi,ts rss 9umee
8'pu anselauas, ftbn pos Gabu.us stn'
SeQs aus unp nobm -Sontiluneen-- VOL
Eis('e Trstbsn uurps rrsi Nd6k btn,s'
s'naneH misbs,boIt. Sn Der utsttsn H,dtt
ctslslte pa'lbte NIT Stan0sn ansn fabsn
@rnno ob unp LIEF DE Stonaen upa
nsun Du6 aus Dem DoGu bsruorfstsn.
rpotauf ots S6aIupps mtscu in roe Qrst
lur0dfubr. rel wuree Capt. Re1nss BE-
(ora' uno (sB!s ktns eanatoots u tn
uatsn u MT tinu NtIbstlunQ Gfuie init
ummldsltsn HueNn In pae Greet Nd bs.
aab. IN elmer fdr pas Dubsram Der
Boott esstar't,n Sl,ls. stns Dlsile bon
msl&r en.f'rn, snon rem WaR Ger .jSda
Iupps erblid'e. nat II, Wannf6aft one
2'nr UNIV ndbu't 66 lonQ(um einn tIn
en- 6dts. Que osr Elm Q,6t f6immerte.
3i'mli6 nabt ris(u bdnt ,rat elm e oloot
aaeetfaA+a euff ttntn 33trtta -efRRen et+-
den Elm asp @'rdufb prurfabn unr ro(h
f,ren W,anu IN Nebtusnun,ferm ror re
lt1r blobh We sr ri' Qsu,s utI'dIs
,'b ~ amen (hpohm Yhff u'6nsn. feb
IN n, h0us lu,Id. l0'6ts toe 2i6l Gus
unc en'Htb ru,t rtt 6tnintki'e In roe
umaetsnts D'd,dt. Wuf rn Ssns ru
rlUf nlhi'n.n nun siniae HebtIrn uni
fsusrtsn. ra(d ouf Il. Mn,ldtnrsn .cbus
jsroh au Irfsn. 1uminstbor rarauf rnt'
Arbsn DE Nrtsu,n. &opildn ,Rsrnse
crorQ s-un NIT fstnsn Qsuttrtr~tr 6Ins
une BON 70 In ben umasb,nosn bofroum.
100 is 'bsiIwsi(s BON G1ps bseedI awei
lo'peroe snir. dIsn, bon tsnsn jsrse Ten
unfono sinss Boruls batts. Dir Icrpt.
cos parrn fir uuo fn'ta fl,'e GntIoptn
UNI pis uuf rsmislbsn btfnr!i6m 3lnrs
h0'&m truQen Die 9nl&rtft ..@. 3. 6.
WsntnorIb, &nQ." DR. o. msr mar
rurb eiptn @loetopf iloIht uno in ieinem
bcb|en Snel nor i.br tnaeri6e Ger slsftri
'6s Drabt anaebra&t. Man fdr6tnr e.
ne 0tttuna uno woate rarum ne H6usn-
mai6tnsn ni6t sbu au3ubsben bic man
in *tnn Gnifrnuna BON atbn 1ub UNI
prn{sIbsn berunn sinsn neun Uub titf,n
8robm Q'aroben uno fetnsn eettcrabt
tnir.dt butte. Nurm"br pu'esn Die
| 3lntbltdsn uno rte 6dmuer %obQsnom>
men I'M RE unaetbim porGbiia nod
cen Booisn astrobt Sts ttf"ren (l6
a'ocrrdrta in Der @oepcu Nary Daro
nm ouesinohrsr Qenommfn ~ rnrsn.
9b,s form IL (piB sulauftrrsn Borrls
MD, undbnIid uno 6r Gnp NIT fia,frn
S,ot,tdrr-,u um!.as. Cbns etAs as,tt.
a. Gntr,dunb UNI Nufbsbune rt,fr
I1utrmoltinsn tdtien tolr stnfee esr
,su .0am,s R'otr b ; .nbm SGife In
rt Gut ae|prs' al mtresn IL 2nen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23

9~Sn Bsiiebunsau f cie "3um
6t1nwfl ittntenbe" Corruption crr Suiz
ncia ecSislatur 6fnerft lebr mabr Gle
uGutneD Irtblnt"':
Die prs0t il mfr bort cine Wolbt
uni. cine robht1tIse Maht, no Gle o.
tpalt:8sn ncd rr>~5 G9am9efltl blber
unb 100 fe ros r,1u Grwahtn etnt5 MOS
ralNhsn GfFht,1 in Wolts er,ittern. Mc
bite Fblen. 4: iv cine unnuse HnNalt,
BE oaa tbeure pAplcr nldt nsrtb II. auf
b<r, Fe {br Stlehll.Io (u@t. Sn Deutf4,
Iane furhtst man e1e S'reHe. ob(9on man
1auftnot BON biluesn Bajonnetttn gu fsts
ner Gsue but, btt jscsm Ausbruh he
Dolts'1nmlleue nit fhlasenoen Grim
ben gu b~eae3nsn ter.lt fnb. !Pter flr9te1
mon Ne ni1t, obiAon Die 8%ajonnsttf frbz
len.
Man ftsblt, mani ld6t f4 teNe9en,
nerratb ben @iQen Der Committeeman unc
rtrfpottet Jpn, cbne i1 i'm 8erin8fen
un1 bic oHentlide Reinun9 III beflmmern.
Bober 1ou,mt bis(ee2 Gs tcmmt~ ei>
rec Ebetls baber, tae be preGe 1elbf
nt@t beRer If, ,als bic Spisbuben, he id
berS2eit4rs het oFeatli6er Mrselesenbet,
tfse59MMdhhDen wiNeu unb es fomm,
@N t1tTm @dngel ODER elmer l1nttrcrlf,
lung bes utoralifden @eflbIs I'M 9olfe,
ntl4ee feline eteene Mibbonolun8 uni
1<rt6bnung, penn Ge tntr nit Gei1td
aue8efabrt miro, beifiQts Se1aht uns BIZ
u9martbeit" ietner @trtrtttr, bewunbert
thinner NIT bem 9tnter9eeanfen, penn i'd
etnf baran fNnwe, reroe ID Is AUDI mid
tfferatAfAsN g. -, - ,.
9 osd1aI W. bttribtt. 3paanb., bic au
ttuen 3uftanb Der auFolunB Der @efeQ
faaft btueeuttn, Der nidt LANCE auf I'D
parten lafen. ptrb. -tpenn .ntht balb eli
nnn(@wune eintrit. lne etn folder mir
euf tetnen Ga0 Dor benz ablauf Don px1
Sabren etntreten."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23

En- seRttaantennee Btseatdt" b bttettt
io!bsnpe JtotrAet4uunB oor
9ewart une Oh abe:
Der Din;om =. Senlrb", faBt fls.
,srinst .uns ;ur Bemunesrun9> St,n
r@ono Sssne .Gis, punter" uno fem
uWfint Bruse an mei,t alttn Breunce
I'M Gacen" Ine prahtcoQ. 8lr b'aut'
en,-GBeler'5 Gbarafter III Barneh9
Ropotr ri 'etne Garrtfatur. ober mir r.
ben, rab mtr 6srrn 6burtrs 8tdcns NIT
lnrsdt Der llstsrtrtttung tefhulriBtcn.
Setn p%uleneetse Mci0eritld Don bealhtr
Qtf uap Bestett mub ft9~ rpr Bm. ..
9erart nerfeden. GS pare etpat wertb
9entien tteje 3ulammenfunit nit an;ules
ben. Wir me4ten nur perm 6unter &C.
kben baben, als er jene Beneoiction ems
ping. @ir piiroenj uns ols teoor5u3te
@e}en tetrahten, uenn mir .auf cas-
4aupt tl;dtu ~tlrftsn, tos tur@ ben @e>
gen ciE yarn Ssware oeebrt wcrren IT.
.Vrn nun an mub q, rcn elncm !pe1lls
8snlhtin um9eben, eurh ale 3slten lsNdz
zen, xtAtlutren miNen UNI eairlbe nal
len peerthoarsn ron Gn9eln cen ftIls
aeporcentn damn unrirsen. n@on ie9,
ri Sir punttr !" io1 10 VEL tceeuteu ale:
"sS>h toHt Sit eines 1ases um 9ol9en
i'll kbe!, ine:lTer. alter ptrr. %empfon9en
9ie u1elaen arofolilhen Seaen". -
u@ru6M gle meme alien Hrtunee i'm
5upea". Mc0en iiA ale alien Treuu"
te" jeBt UNI perm puAter nerlar;.Ntln,
I'm, ben gebenecetten s9rub in Gmpfana
III Retn1en, ,e. Gelbh xtneuln but fslntn
folaen Aulprud auf tle 3twunoelun5
Der Ronlocertrten alS 3err Gewarc.-
Or bat peesr ras 6ers noh Die YbDIc9>
monte. etnes GsWaro. Guf @lpllhtr
S1pat ,eetoren, tanu Ct ni4t ale Nts
eungen Der Wen(hlthttit oue itinem
berjen, unp ale Spursn Der Rselidfett
aus 1tiner1 anseftt perbannen. Use
beoaueru tptr 6errn 3unter, wir moQten
uns bod ltsber BON tracnb einem ancsrn
mann perNu4en, ais pou perm Semaro
ieBnen la0en".
pier1u temtrtt tte ,Ment,ei,un8":
9trr &tmarb 1hetnt fh bic CUNT eer
Rebeuen,G ommiNatre III Ter Grisosnt>
conftren1 ni6t sr!rcrben ~ tottn, bic
tiufahs bauetadene Wanisr ces prafz
benten, in her sr tte 6ade belpra4,
f1etnt BEN Qomm,1atrsn bsNtr Au9ela9t
~ babtn, ol4 bad bohoiplomatiihe &C.
tdbren Gtroree. Yrusidt tec1llsrten
fe bic urtsrbrrhuna, ,reun 5crr 2incoln
IN aItr @emu1huAfclt, UNI tr8sno einee
fetnsf' ar6un,tnte iu iuufrtrsn, iaate: 81
will tell you u story" uni cann Perr
9eporc tbm nut einem ''please, Mr
Lincoln, b. quiet in eas Wcrt fsl.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23
Seilalsus. Iaaus W.wiH.a1f9,iteul& tint


han aaA No. TO u,r,pAbannsn AZ mol
En- 81 81 GrauTrtton duetrts F@ 1t"
. X lSMonea nod nett a'blNsH e'asn
pnidbe. 'ale Der udrotae 9sr D1dts.' ~
ufldre: vGtn lln9liutt1u babe tstn 1t'
piGtu; * (oQe ttn @s(&morsnu psrrsn
s5nuen: Dire Eel ttu &rtRlt&eS 2ane'
9eutt Sc n{6t 9loubten, tdtten -ntata
tt.r, ~. fu&sn. b0aRsnS pdvften fl escul'
ptt merpsn. Gtusua @eni@su. Der nt&'
CLAUDE, ~ ,asRarsn, rab 81 Usf&persns'
pubs, fu MIDI msbr GrstbsM @ionpsrn
1pQbhl."".
.,,Ans. Der sanaea Rstbs Der Wf0out''
Dels0a!tn s,bot lid asaea etslen Gaoa''e-
mue> nuy sil sirAtQer. ndu1I'@ Ply
BW A'uLs 1r' Tin &oun!p. Der Vnr
Der t.tR;lut> .}Iieiuonl Mafs natuI''~
tn Ok Guno.h;vn uno wurrt rteNr S'tn
IN pxn aSmnrrsthn rec staale IN At
efanntt U,,r tirua,. De Hae''alsn
". i. vie ull'iusiasn) N'Rourfe hcH'n
auf eiut DusrG rdnuns tn Ntlo.u'tcn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23

~ Defss Btttsrs IN :utamr ,neef bt aus retneu, 81 rbon
ut Rrdutern, rel6etn uoQtpnmtnsr armp n'e uiammenptr
ten, .u'ereitsi mad er Original %f'etto,e. uteb eel . bon etr
e'o"en 6cupt1tna. .@eb Sad r.. BEN Dr. Gtaptn mite bell.
MI, be, pttnsr tie elts NIT Grfpls tn feiner prarts pt,l. aobr,
1aue q; nort.e. uut eu,d Ten @ekr,ut btefse Wtttelt sn, f.
srcs<u @uf er,elte' fur rte ssb. nkIuua unb 5eilunp rp- DDS
, pAa. etstrlelsn. 8erRcpf re-, H. pF&mtrler. Riebsr unb
H9ut, unb auen Aran'betteu nelhr BON Ter Qsker Der ron I'm.
otreauls6sel, bsrrutren perforsn. ne DE an tretnb ctr, ht.ftr
e: ltaftsn RranItst En- Istten merbsn Fnher bat Der @,brorH
allen Drcausn unit atftiaeu Cuff I'm. /. Il ~ttttlb.r bdufo kti
dbuit&en prdparationen oreepantt uub { mem pe,ira,sntppJ
en- VusIt'um S:rlauft perten. On etnsiser gerfl6 rfrs f,l,A
ben uraIdsbIr6fenr ttraenasu toe .Reb Sodtt' Elm. bel.
~lureslroft befst. uelhr man BET anbrrn Bttters uereeblib fubt
Go 0drft urb tslett tae @pRem.
&c III unuer, leidlib asaen o1asmstne @Gmdte.
g in sin: lhsre Sur fur Tpsrep0a.
~ aitt einen 9utsn oefunben Nppettt.
g. tef6rrert Bic 8sreauun9.
Go n eoe tffe frifirents g tin ulant.
sc uertutst Tirts, unb Naue.
g. ntrft arasn @erncpF'na.
Ga errtrt nerr6fe &rpfft rnfy,r.
g. III spGfcmmen rein urt itmadtaf:.
Ias ~.t S,det Btt.trs m,rt rerfoufl In { uar.a fh,- lei
allen DrcgutR,n urt 6dntlsru I'm Qlnb. Rrott NOD Rt
Sede"' dnb uebmt ist> au eres.
5dnbls1 erholen Gtrfuldre renr fe fh rerten an
gennstt Nittre l. &c.,
'29fp1Stum 81 R'rn Street. &bicaeu.
Btiperbede u. milIsr,
~. Qeenten fur Davenport.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23

Sn Bern If her btrAbmte @aabt>
Mnttr gefHtdtSftrf4H @ennotb uno III
g99nftl leHter RonteA pb4rR &Yarras. Der
treue Republtfdntt uni! !8r6sk Btetrfaz
der 3apeleens, Sc Sobr aAf inr1Gr Ri ae>
Rorbtn. or! ri DEM Be1Rta,n &dmpftr
Hroupbon faneq eefulst. Rapoleon- rtrp
;HffstitabbHtu lisaas ; &zf#===E7 ~
nIspm &anfsE 3Sa.stiht Itoben 70 getRn&e
!Hdp Observation-Disclosures GncYftiea etne
garHhaass9@tHfbttn junsen ratipnaliRi>
f1en Gpuesem, Yfarrer Boaeltn IN Utter,
euoEehr 'DlefGtsaatihnetb0 @f rs QeBs
tt1en ouf'a hafh8Re nn9enomn,eH.- YEefr
- esa'Fa Il etBta tR rsptrf4atildta
4apRtttHFs9 10 fr' f>''"" - r>:aj1
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23
'auf9eboteue 9onenmofdin,n ON Sames
RIper.

/. OuVtt.
Das3 8dlsenm wtro son Morfof;; ga,
u1ter btnt Datum. pls s. Gsbr. beribtet: :
= "an lsbtti sorRaa ru,rm w,n4a.
Mstlsn pbsrbolb N,rpc.t Neue in somee
Rtuer sret %uneebsur. Icrpseost. ron &c
n,n febes dber b%rsituneett plumb pulp,r
.nibtslt I'm 9oinse Ripu sntrtdt. etor
Dor fe4n9 Ab.etfe= naha gntt 8,fba pu.e,
ArusaraI porter btn...bro&t. eet rae uf,r
pts Same. .&tptrr pom. RstsQ,n auup'
(4aftsrn fdrdrune unp au& Buutaos
Rd asteteu. ruel&e I esnb etrros tm e1its
u, ldtrsaa ,f4tsnen. Das Ranonsnboot
1snlp Srud.r wurbe auf Da6s ast&id,
oSsRgtb ks.fAyel.u. 4taA:S. 4.nl ss.
sGsate eesissa ~ ~ HHos0 III.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23
gu Ocrfamfcn

Tt Sprreu Norm"o or rev 0ont fro6'
,rNteu Cosrnpsrt unt Ps7iotrt. 'n'tal"nt o. ud': p''s
lamb. lou pdr DieeuI NIB unb 30 tdsr , 4 i'ane. tur* ~ ~
Nrru: rr ~ / g. = I sc ~
Z. y. r.. 81 Nder H,uts 'orb, aus' ae>'e6 n nnb ssuss
f1is tat In br unmt,tsItareu Nabs brr etasi fur $4,000.
Nunu Mst1ue in ptrlttft1rft @e
s.nts a btdes Gcuutv's bslsa.ns 8a'msn urt Guide p'st''s
eanbeS.
.Au6 BaupldBs u. 6dufu in Dapfnport
az Bu e~rflassn bel
.25;3Diup 3. n. d. y elaCn'n.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-23
Subscriptions Gin1adnng.

Dep ban uut,r,et6r eifn mtrb nod ~bsertiatrr gu fvtpiton
uo6R. eent'' ouf a&te %9slarruns starusbsts' UHt es1au'es'
beten uerfen:
Der Gttr unt e,(dplnb bstl'nbs Tfsres-. H1n-
Der @6aoft: unt S6wetre Nru.'
10 Bssen sro6. nsba 4 5sIsfhnisteu. espts sinsn dntons.
tetrefenb:
,9,a6tiatrtisurlunts Der nubtarosn faustbtsre.
propplantlts unt dd'te 6'lfelHfun9sn bel Sn'
fstt,onen Don Wsnftsn rur6 tbteriffs Gtftt.
Bufobrsn be, aeui.n 9srBiftunetn br Rlus'
tbiere."
Cubic, trttcnsrrttt: 80 70.
aQ.n li.tptfs.rn tn ttren ~ssaens- Sutstas FL pfst1." scu
Ibtuor3t + Nnror.
9pcnt, Cora.
ed TT in Der Ret. :. 3. INT ~p,fduisen Hnad, ."e>t'ett mtr.
ben. Hydrogen I'm 8sbs Der astnp'tl'unts finite: snf Stint
LOOT Bsfpre9una. |H"ba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
Latest ship Ncws.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson Kelly. Washington so hours ndse
and ras. 10 H. B. Comvel 4 Co. .
ship AupTa Barker Liverpool May y. with uose ana sS
ps.. 10 IIowland & Aspnwsi. May "A D, WIN fsrrY ses
man. Manchester, Eng. fell fon the mElen'op'sA y~d 70
, the deck aud died on the Sd Of june. "a
Bns j. A. Pierce. Desp, Cardeaas 10 days, with snsn 70
Biz Deva Talbot, Cienfugos IS day. to simpson
Bris Anteeelo Mcclellan Arroy r., Is days with 10
! gar II. J. 4 C. \. DE Wolf
Brig " htaker. Cook, Addison 10 days, WIN .sH'" "
Hoyoke Murrsy.
Ing o.trI Green. Philadelphia FOR Boston.
Brig. j. Cummings. Luit. Phi. Adc pAia for Boston .
schr b. Anderson. CLARK, iIoui Portland Conn shn
Sshr : T. Locsr, Barnes, Rock-ud, With line to ".
schr Empress pier.On, Rockland with line to W. 3
S-hr Arcols Taylor Phiade phis tor Boston.
Schr. Trident. Robinson. Rondouf TO- Boston.
schr Loyaist Lowell, Cenigc.o' - days, ~i'n nsi 70
SIR. Aida Eaton Rondoui for Providence.
/ Schr Augusta REYNOLDS. Boston slaves,
Srhr. A. n. Brown. Purse froy.d nee. :,
Schr r. !. scott. Arnold. Tall River Tor NewbtfE
Sci.r. Carhasen. Nibur Bristol - ,.. -.
schr Ro1anna Huey Philip, New bedford ioE L1ate'l-
port. - III, l.
SEM r. W Thorn. Rose Boston.
sehr. O. Whistler, finnsy New. Haven.
Steamships Pennsylvania. for LivrfoOi RePuble n,nfat
tan, cay Of rori al Prince m
Bark Thonas Fletcher -.
WlAD--At Sunset :. aud lsh;
Bark Christine, from Cubs ior Sew-lofA-Jnns y if ~
BARK Edwin Of Boston, steering s W.June H. at e Sc,
lou. a -. .....,r
The new p OF boat Charlotte Webb. No. 2 Wa. snecs,s
fully launched Yesterday rom the snip yard oi
Mcssrs. Webo Bell at Or,.npoiut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

on the ground OF irregrlarty in the rW o. Inc % r.
ton and referred the applicant 70 tno ra ~
Board of superntendents of the IheoogicA ''"''""'
for redress ~ ~ T. c,o,,t,hce, 10
NJ ahseut ION The THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY clhS t.'
second wear that he SHIT assist = Oh 10y 10
~ tho ,rsnsist,on II Iange's Commentary on 1ene's
Tho rar,,t of the COMMITTEE on the board OF fo,ey
,,;f ,., lend ly tie Rev. VIM. X. GorIon. d. -
7, nroso,tcd a greet deal of cncournReincht IN inc
ro,ess of the missionary work abroad ana nso In nc
hhor manner In which the Church had conriDu'eG "
nrrort fms cause. FiGhiyiwO thousand do''afr ""i
hem raised from all sources during the yesr' '''
,bonrb rbcy cscnlatcd that $4,000 would nave sup
oyed the missions such had been be condition OF tae
cnrrency. and so many extraordinary expenses bnu
been tb~own upon the Board that they close the year
with debt of $4,000. They find II necessary b nave
some fund upon which they borrow. or induce ther
banker 70 make advances They asked the SYNOD u
give their bond for $4,000 This proposition did not
meet with ivor rs ali rc funds o: the Synod are TRUST
funds and the Elders thought they hid no rieh to put
these in peril Alter long debate the Synod voted ther
entire confidence in the Beard and recommended them
10 execute 10 their BANKERS q bond FOR fsOM
The Committee on the State Of Religion presehten
their report giving encouraging view OF the progress
of the Church during the year. -, "a
The Svnod having completed their business, 40 ~
ourned at 81 clock TO NEE. the first III
June next in the Thirty .iOurth.st Church IN Ne"'
York pL1-A'A~