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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Remordl.-Powers and Brown have
removed thtif Office to the rooms recent
ly occupied as a bank by the late VIM.
P. Case. S. III. Packard, Esq, takes
possession ofthe office vacated in Null
larky's Block. a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

PERSONAL---VERY.. Jesse Cooper has re-
signed his commission, and is now at
home. He thinks al OF our boys will
be home soon.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Rcmoral.-H. & c. ID. Clark have re-
moved their stock of Groceries, etc, TO
the room vacated by G.. II. Bmhmler,
first door north of Lyman Blair & Co. 8
hardware store. The room vacated by
Messrs. Clark is to be used by Mr.. Hen
~ Collins as wholesale and retail Ii
quor store. -..sa ...--.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Public SQuare--Noticc from the Mar
shok All persons having deposited
wood, lumber, or anything else upon
the Public Square of this City, are here
by notified to remove the same forth
with and save expense and costs.
!. FIrZROT SESSIONS,
III rhrrI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Runau0y.--A team of horses belong
ing to Mr.. u. Case done some pretty tall
dashing around the business part of the
city last Monday. They scattered a
lumber wagon quite efiaetually, and
finally brought up with the fore wheels
near the race, evidently confused as to
whether it were better to plunge into
the water or take new track on terra
trina. sSs.s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

CoUGNs, COLDS. SORE THROAT. ASTHMA AND
CONSuMPTi0Nit Is only necessary for any one troub
led with these complaints :" try one bottle OF Or. Strr
lands Meliduous Cough Basam to convince them that
this the best preparation used n not only
the above affections of the throat and lungs but Il
night swea,s and splitting Of blood and Is excellent
garse any kind Of throat Il Is pleasant TO take
and safe medicine fer infants Sold by all druggists
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

F;saiaJ.-Large quantities of fine fish
ere now being taken from the Cedar
river. -# . -..a...s.-. . .....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

ksS" The Trial Of the Chicago Con-
spirators, in pamphlet form, for sale at
Holden's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Street IFork. --Commissioner Sessions
is now engaged in applyiE: the tax for
the benefit of the streets. He is doing
good job on Main street, and Will
leave it in better condition than it ever
was before. lie Is evidently the man
Tor the place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Fire The framed tirlbcrs for the
wooden mill caught fire last Sunday
from some rubbish that was being
burned on the bank of the race. 1t was
promptly extinguished OH being dis
covered, but not till after a number of
the timbers were ruined. The wind
was blowing hard at the time, and it
may be properly considered that dis
astrous contlagration YVES narrowly es-
capped.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Third B0ttery.--On fourth page may
be found a letter from the Third Iowa
Battery.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Pr0motcd.-Charlie BoehmIer has been
appointed 2nd Lieutenant OF Company
a, End Iowa Infantry, vice Mowery pro-
NOTED to 1st Lieutenant. Charlie has
well earned his promotion, having been
in the service since the beginning of
the war, and his friends, civil and mill
tary, feel that the straps on his should
ers long ago would not have been out of
place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

EI' Call and get one Of those Lincoln
Badges at Hoideu'~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Ess~ Ill the Yeor.-For fruit of all
kinds, Oranges and Lemons in particu-
lar, go to +. n. Chasc's. IL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Good Kcoith.- The Dandelion and
Wild Cherry Bitters, an excellent and
reliable article, manufactured by s.
Huntington, McGregor, Iowa, are fer
sale ut Thos. Jar,nan's. See advertise
,nn,1f
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Going to Ncn,phis.-Esquire Chap
man and family, old settlers of this
place, are about to remove to Memphis,
Tenn. Mr.. Joe. Goodhead, for many
years our baker and ice cream man, is
also going, having sold his business
stand TO Mr.. Lehman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Episcopai.-Bishop Lee preached at
Episcopal Hall on Tuesday evening
last
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

PUnch.-Mr. Miller, with w. S. Lloyd,
has favored us with several London
Punches, and now proposes to punch us
ut our convenience. Just see what the
boy has the audaclty to say:
AS the editors of the GAZETTE expressed
themselves SO much gratifled with the con-
tents of London's Punch. perhaps they will step
down at their convenience, and try the virtues
OF Iloyd's puach."
Up to this writing Mr.. Miller contin-
ues in good health.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Heed the assessors CdU.-Attention
is directed to the advertisement of Col.
Sessions. All those who have not pro-
cured necessary licenses for the ensuing
year, are called upon to present them
selves ut his Office tomorrow. .......-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

"A ~ Subscribers receiving their papers with an X
NJ marked opposite their names may understand that
their subscription is about TO expire PM.
l" No paper sent fora longer time Gtaa p1idtor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

[. s. .Seuea- Thirty Lods,.--An adver-
tisement of this popular loan appears
i'll our columns this week. During last
week Forty Millions OF ScvcnThirtics
We're sold, fact which speaks eloquent
ly of the general estimation ia which
these securities are held.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

IcCcrmick's Reaper Mr.. French
has an advertisement in our columns
this week OF the well-known McCor-
mick reaper. The atteation-of farmers
is called to the improvements which
have been made on this machine for
1865. The Agent feels quite sure that
this is the machine the farmers need,
and is perfectly willing that they should
test j. in Connection with any other ma
chine in the market.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

School Housc.-Work on tie school
house has been resumed, and should not
unfavorable weather prevent the brick
work will be completed next week. The
Board were obliged to purchase the
brick work of Mr.. Bishops barn, in or
der to obtain material TO complete the
job. The carpenters are already en-
gagged in putting on the roof, and the
building will be enclosed aud HniskeA
at the earliest possible dry.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Presbyterian .Cturch.-Rev. Albert
True, young man recently graduated
from the Theological Seminary at Au-
burn, New York, has accepted a call
from the Presbyterian Church of this
place, and will commence his labors
week from next Sabbath.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

o." Photographs of Lincoln, John
son and Booth, the assassin, at Hoiden's
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Sanitary Lecture.-Rev. Z. S. Norris,
Agent of the Sanitary Commission, will
lecture in this city at Methodist church
on Sunday evening next. Mr.. Norris
will speak in behalf of the Christian
charity he represents, and we are there
fore DESTROYS that he be met by large
congregation. We feel assured that
there are misapprehensions prevalent
in this community in regard to the
Commission which it will be in Mr..
Norris power to correct. Mr.. Norris is
an entertaining speaker, being thor
oughly familiar with his subject, and
will interest and instruct his hearers.
We hope lie may succeed in arousing
the dormant sensibilities of this people
in regard to their duty to the sick and
wounded soldiers, of whom there are
over one hundred thousand now lying
in hospitals.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Change Of Postnaasters.-Mr.~ II. A.
Perkins, the newly appointed Postmas-
Monday morning. Mr.. G. NJ. Harris,
who has served the public for the past
four years, has been an excellent officer,
and discharged his duties alike credita-
bly, to himself and satisfactorily to the
public. To retire with the public COM
mendation of GOOD Postmaster" sig
nifies much Of diligence in business
and accommodation in spirit; and this
commendation is given to Mr.. Harris,
not undesarvedly, but % honestly and
faithfully earned. His successor only
hopes to meet the public appreciation in
so good degree.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

NorrOa0 Escape. Last Saturday after
noon one of Mrs. Trumbull's little sons
fell off the abutment at the south end of
the dam, and struck head first in the
shallow water among the stones on the
lower side. DR.. Henry, who CHANGED
TO be near, rushed into the river to the
little fellows rescue, and conveyed him
in a sensless condition to the shore. The
little boys head was frightfully cut, and
bled profusely. The little fellow soon
came to himself, under the excellent
treatment he received, and, with his
head well tied up in DIR. Henry's hand
kerchiefs, marched off for home like the
brave little trooper that he is. He fell
distance of about fifteen feet, and was
preserved from instant death by the wa
ter, which broke the force of the fall.
AS it was, the little fellow would now,
in all probability, have been stark and
cold but for the timely assistance which
was at hand.
The Gernanio is Coming - Grand
Sanitary Concert.-The best band in To-
wa, the Germania of Dubuque, has
been engaged to give Concert at Over
mans Hall in this city, on Tuesday
evening of next week, for the benefit of
the Northwestern Sanitary Fair. The
full band, eleven pieces, will be present,
and we are free to warrant that the en-
tertainment will be first class. This
VIII be treat the like of which was
never offered in Cedar Falls before, and
very probably never will be again. Ice
cream and cake will be provided in the
hall. Tickets will be fifty cents, and
may be had at Holden's news depot and
at L. Blair & Co.'s hardware store. A
great rush is expected. People are COM
ing from Waterloo, GAINESVILLE. Waiver
ly and other neighboring towns and
everybody must expect ito be put into
the smallest possible space. Let there
be no complaining because the hall is
only forty by eighty, but let every one
go in and get sqreszed. ell for the sani-
tory. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Cribbed The other day Esquire Me-
Clure directed a Constable from the
country, in the absence of Marshal Ses-
sions, to arrest drunken man and shut
him up. The Marshal had the key to
the calaboose, and it was therefore inn
possible to get the prisoner in there, so
the Constable was in state Of perplex-
ity as to the disposition of his man,
Shut him up somewhere, don't care
WHERE was the 'Squire's imperative
injunction. The Constable relieved
himself by putting the tansle legged
man in,o Wesley Inman's corn crib!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

Removable. III. BGhmler has re-
moved his boot and shoe manu:actory
to the building recently occupied by
the Postoiiice which he has been fitting
up expressly for his business. The
building, which he materially enlarged,
Is divided into three COMPARTMENTS
shop, leather room, and sales room
and is very conveniently and taste
fully finished. We trust that his bust
ness may beincreased in that proportion
in which his location is improved. Mr..
B9hmler has new advertisement this
WeelS 10 which re inyiia alton ton
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

LA q M mrs AEM EMBER THAT STAT.
IL lords Riding Cultysty- h BE hest Esd oay -
fRFNCH, Ut CeAn ysi.s
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

Rsns osbt aus rsr NnfIuse bsrpor, ba6 it,
nsr vNatb" ben Ser. Stoaten @slsBsnbett
aab, Ten "Yeoman" Ssftrfon Davis in
Daibineton (slbR Dor @ut&t au lupsn
Sc mar csmnad in Ger Ibat etn Slid
flr eis Ser. Staat.n, ruB IS wepn esm
itbteen AeratIsur r,s Weder, npd tem
iseiesn gstGBr ctr WiItld1tommi0on in
Balbtnelon. 0snnalsW ajor WaIoes. &C.
IunBen II. ttne ubenl6aarn" res Carly.
NIT ibrn Irommsln uno Jobnen, 8ano:
uen unp Wuet,en, Garatinun, piitoIsn
&c. &c. Don ibrsm pnrdlbni(den Bsatnnsn
obsubaltm unp ibuen Zen Bes na6 eem
~bsiua'en" Sort Stepsns su or(psusn.
SIN 8semtbdl raj es asmib etne quite
Yoraue 0dt esr tamoliosn Rrfeaabduptsr
in @albinaton oefr "elscwhcre' am ads
Ten 0uIt cen jfs'osn &sroftur rs6 @Eder
rur6 sinen oswi6en @mual Dome at16'
fen III la0sn uno iwar 0rare In etnem
Noment, no trr "%tela9te" Rsrafteur I'm
BsAtif mar, rem perrdtterfl9en 5srldaas
rsn auf bic Tetien 3u rddm unc ibnm>
I'm 8srein nit belaatsm @sneral DaQaee,
ben Spab etwas au purnben. - unb in
8rbinrun9 ramtt mus mon rie arobe
0orauela bswuneern, welde Ter jeBiae
DoriBsnee Ter Rilttdr: @ommiG(1u In
Da(binaton> Der GineroI Wajcr 6untsr,
bewielsn bat, ais ct nor Qvndburg absoa
uuo Dem be1aohn "Yeoman' Ssfetlon
Dapis @sIe9enbsit eab, leinen Grsunp
Carly ea6 Sbenaneoabtbal btnunter au
l9tdsn, UNI eaS County BON WalbinDton
uno oen eo1tiom @sriateb6fen ns5e an
bern Muto rltdten oe6 beia9ten @ountys
unp DiRrifhs eur@ lsinen unuer(ddmten.
maliti6isn unp ueratbutiben WnfaQ auf
bs(aolsS Sort Sisuens am IL. Suli,
I'M SABRE unlerss 5s,rn 1864, su beun<
rubiecn.
3wsittn6 Acbt aus titisr Nnflaaeacte
beruor, tub ete Nrmse rss beluatsn "Yeo-
man. Stferion Dosis, unter esm btrsf'
ten Befsb1 ieints Grsunrss Carly 10000
Wann, lo0e 3wanjtg Iauenr
M annu nb barlber fart mar, zine
lbaI1ade, wsIde mon Dem lebtoen Neeaf'
telr cs5 Weder bamal6 rur1ou5 nf9t
~9louben mou!a ca nan Q ibm eruar:
tsts, er peree NIT leinen 5000 Nationol'
oarrilsn unp istner @apauerte ~ Gub
isne 10000 Wann total pernt9lsn unp
aufrefen uno 70 9e(psift uno 70 otldtiiBt
Dor ZEN Waunn Dor Rtbmonb srlhetnen,
UNI Der grc6sn 2Irmse bon 1877, 900 Mann
pen Ginsua In rie 6auptftact pss bsla ptsn
"Yeoman" unp Gr,uerrdlber6 0tf. Davis,
pom County 5enrieo, porbutereiten unb ~
e1leihtfrn.
Dis6 Nus6 3ur be0slen Grleudtune Der
Sage her Dtnse uno uls Elm Bepeis. NIT
wis otsl Weiabsit uno 8orauafat ba6
Q%antAe[e9nst IL.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

I'm esmotrattldss Grbudt. Sobnlon bube
HnF' mte Cobb uno Budinrieae urb
2eomplon' en te%motraMl9en Yattd an.
A'be1f' Scbnfon ft Der Na &foIeu t.s
DroBsn Sadlon, alio gsb5u oud ii. Con.
'roue rbfr lstns @cmtnifration, orsr i,.
penfaus ras Rl&enptparkmsnt rer 81,
mofratte.
DE bofnunpsti&su Dsmotroten 0ep-
ycrf6 iousn aber fsbr lb,l BET Sobulon
ataefubun (eiu uno Io1sn fe esnn oud
bnfiie rie Wduler bdnAtn.
MlS BE Antipoesn ris(tr &liffs, obwobl
BON elet&om 6ubtunau Qepluet uup ae.
trisbsn, bs,si&na Ger y. q. r6ralo" cine
Clique Don ~Raeifalen", pslde unt.r
Nn|dbruna rss @rinntQ am Z. Stunt cine
oroBs 8er(a mlune I'm @oopu Snfitut
b'elten, UNI "Sobnlon unit (ttnt Yoltttt
~ snrorGnn." 50 (olts eurd rtsle 8er,
lammluna Ter Ginrrud ouf rem YrdGpen.
ten 8tn1o6t mnrsn, als (tt roe Boil"
baus In Nsw yorf tie arcbe pclttt(&e
Wo6t I'm Sfen. Dae 6d5rfe bi tu
Sa@e let aber eswsf.r, tab ri,fe CLIQUE
rarauf ausae8anaen LET, tbr st9ues politt,
l6ss pfopramm eurd tin Q,l6idns So'
(dsniptlufun fldd rtm prdGrtntsn Sobn,
ion In tie S&ub. su (dittsu. &,f (t
Scbnion lelbf CUR 8rammlun8 etneela.
ben woresn> reI worauf man NIT 81.
%fimmtbtit ,sdnste, aber nidt fommm
wurrt. larouf babe man cen @enerol
Grant Sen. 2oaon unp ontsu @enudle
einoslaasn unp f& betn 3u(oes ~ G&nu
eewu6t. Dtdt @enerd|e bdttsn nun ma.
tl1li@ ous Wufmuf(amfeit BET Bsrfamm'
lung auf 0& 8tao9en uno Niemono babe
cabsr ouf DE Rsioluttonn A@t Aebobt.
pur9 BE eem Sobnfon untu Nutort(atton
@ranl's unp 2oaan's &c. ,c. tie polttlf
ess Nsm' yortr 3oubuuite unterss(&otsn
muren lol'e. sic letsn u~srleien worpsn,
obne rab 1smanp Ge beadtu oeu astatt
babe. Das 0olf babe abr Grant uno
9oean euufsn, uno leBtsru babe tsnn.
mabr(dsinlid BON Sobnion In Rr utIt. cine
Rece osbaltsn, In msl&er er eoe poltttf9e
p1c9,omm tsS nit BIN @bofskutsn oer'
tuneenen 3oubou(ts 8dnSlt@ ater rsn
baufen 8sworfen babe.
Dtr bntdtsu, rte mir 9ele(en BADEN.
Btr osfsben. eo6 mir BEN NsU gcren
u6ualp" in oitlsn Dtnaen nidt be ion oers
trauen, 3umol rerlsIbe nit 6dnc,n sne
Glben arbsttst UNI Sobn(on's offiteues
Organ u mucen. Man flsbt obsr aue
allen rislsm ieoeufous, eob ss fstne n
eenebme Sa&e 1T, Yrdlont au fstn. uno
roB bic ~9roben poIitifsr ces Qoness" su'
srf an f9, sulsBt an Volt unp eane ZEN,
fen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15
3uffdute III Gtcbnipnb.

Neuli9. murre eemeIrst, eab 6autd
na9 Californian iuruf lous uno oo6 Vsn.
Gboma6 aum BsffbIsbabu In Hi&mono
ausu(ebsn (et. Istrsr bat d6 eiele No@'
ri9t ais wabr ni9t be1dti9t uno 6aQsd
bauR nod mte Dor In Ger frlbsren Rebt!'
lenbouplNart. @cn istnsr 0erma'tune
BADEN MIR ldpn frlbsr Yrobsn Beesben.
Nsue lnp un6 mteoer jur 5ano.
@sit Dem @tu3uee Der unions &ruppen
in Ri9mono babsn mad oifeteum b.
ri9ten etma 13, 900 @inwobnu csr Staet
ben Gip rsr Ireue aeleifst. 0oute mon
btsraus aui cine be1sre @sfnrune eu
9sute (dIitbsn. 70 wlree man i'm Srrtbum
lsin. DEM ibsrau wsresn eort rie uni
on6lsute nod INNER bHsntlih tniulttrt
wo unlsr. Solha!sn nidt Srenun9 0ebts'
ten. 6outf ld6t raS ouss absr rubie &C.
(9eben unb adtst Ger 8laaen nf@t. 60
pie Ge Die untouslsute boNen, 70 boNen
RE erlsn Rittsr aud Die S&moraen. une
inb cur@aus nidt @tutns. d@ Die an*
%orpnunesn unluu Reoierune Aum Befsa
osr(s|btn 9efoIsn ju lo{7sn. 3uaf 8sbo'
ten Ne, ne Nepu(&u|sn ,u faItebm une
ale osnnod esr unturI@tforteefbt muir
Be. trieben lie bic farbi9en Rtnper ausnn'
AMBER. 9nfoI9s re0en Gnp rtsie S&uIsn
jsbt et(dIo0n. 5eu 6ausd abu fsbt
oaes rubia NIT an uuo ld6t rsn RebsIsn
ibr 8eranlsen.
Nus alien erisbt man. ta6 ben Hsbsl>
len 0ireinirns eae Wlibdsn nod ni&t
abaeflbIt N. 6err Sailed. Der itiue Spm'
patbtlsr. IL absr casu Der am peniRffsn
eestgue!e Mann. 0tretntm mub stnsn
Butler bobeu,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

istnn Bsn0lferuns be Quote oufesetbm
merosn, eh ridbrItd an bas Der. Slaa'
tens S&aeamt 3ur Du3tulune unp aQ'
mdbltssn A%tnaeun9 Der Nationalldulo
betiu0euern bat. Shon sine (oIds Mb:
dneuuna nitric fsbr eroes Doubsils brtn'
gen. Dk &eaierunaspatronoee paros
purinSnt, BE Soften Der Stsusrbebune
rdrrsu gang aubHorrtntIia ubuiirt Nor,
ren unp Ter ~stnAelne S,aat wlrrt, notur,
LID BON Ger @intommenReutr ateeiebsn,
80 in lsinn @emalt baben. rte Stsuu 70
~ psrtbsiIsu, ME ie eem Staate unp be|.
len gubdInNsn ON msiltsn anesmtGsn
lnr. Die jebiae 0sRsuetunB pes @epers
bss uno Ger 6abrttalion fdbrsn rod wobl
jscsniau5 sur unaIeidm BsNeueruno oss
Dolfte In cen ptr(@ierensn Staatsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15
(Tortlebane fcl9t.)

Meritaniidc Jreibeutsr. Du ~Ya'
mama 6uulo" ibuibt: n8on on(@d'
neno perldslidn Ssite miro perf4nt pab
Yrdloent 9uara @upubrlsfe oessn frans
a60l&e 5anesle1dife a%usas0'ten bat.
Die fir tie Yacife9smd0r bsNimmtsn
Brlefe loltn Dor msbrrsn @ohen au5ae'
aetsn poreen lsin. tie flr ben allantildsn
Sosun bsRimmten taasesn erf aana flrss
lid. Die Golae rauon mag fem, tob rer
Sesan Don msrifunildsn Greibeutern
pimmsln wirt. ia he Neutralttdtsprdee'
eensen. BE I'm amsritani(den &rtsae auf<
uorosn lno. cine lol@e politif isbr
erlst9krn."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

CUR &riegsfiibruns. Pte NntIossoets
aeaen Ssf. Davis, tpslhsS lcnpe1bars
Dotumeut mir fruber %mitestbstlt buben,
Biebl Dem Baltimore @sder (StesD Ser,
unla0una ;u fcIeenotn b@ttteren 81.
merfun9tn Gber bic 2~rte8s,
dbrun9:
Disjsniasn. msIae BE N%ntlu9euete &C..
aen. Stf. Davis bur@9eeftn baben uno
fd 3uoleid an vGarIYY'ss RNaio" In Stunt
une Suit 1864 srinnsrn, wsrten 9en5tbiat
(stn, awn 3uesfdneuiGe ~ MAIDEN. Ct
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15
Ser @rdfoent unb Bic NoIitifer.

@dt Sobn(on's Giu3ue In BAG v@stbe
6aus" batsr Yolittfsr unp Gpttorsn ben
prdIcentsnfubl umlae.rt, UNI Dem v6urs
l@er" feline polittf a%bSuluurrn. eomtt Gs
fi& puislben eebor(amf aeeomobirsn uno
ben S%onnsnfrabl Der Administration 0e.
tpinnsn t5nnten. Sobnfon ldetnt fd obsr
iebr pente UNI fe 9efdmmert, (onoern aQs
lttne 3stt barauf perpanpt gu baben, um
pte Rs%eonfrutlton ces SiioenS In fret
bsitli9en Sinne obne 8ulfBuno Ter Gov
fltution Mp bss bireerli&sn @e'ebes ~
bewefRsQtsen, cine Nufsabe. BE an
0@ dubert l@pierfe III une BET beren s..
flung sr balo NIT ris(er. balo NIT i,ner
partst In GonRift seralbsn mub.
Da Sobnion f& nun UNI DE partstsn
uno persn 5dupter ntdt bstlmmtrt, 10
fanssn fe an, 1@ osfo m,br UNI Sobnion
~ beflmnsrn, UNI Jpn no m5glt9 In ibre
NeBe 3u treIten. 65&R tntnsGanh Mtt.
tbstlunem fommen bterdbn aus Dem
SRsn.
Die Goppubeatfabr.r Ter Nsp yotfu
Demctratte- beibt IS un!er Wneersm -
flnctaen, fettbem fe tbre Nftten In Der
Ssf. Tapts CONFEDERATION 3uBeisbt babsn.
TIRE DienRe aur 2sttuna pes aomtnifra'
tion 9obnfon's an. 5te fnp bunerte
unb bsrsit, auf aeeommoofrsnbe 9scins
aunesn .inius.bsn. @te baltsn jtpar nod
ftf an 5iaatsr.9ten :uub teupfrattfden
prin1fpfen, ntldrsn ff& atsr rtuis. fur
etuen pab sur Apmfntfratloueta&e iebe
@abntbmuna 'esr Standardization ~ UNI
terfabsn, Stte aufpra&s Rabsu &c au
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

Scr neuIid erpdbnte 9robbrief an ben
prdfenntsn Scbnion bat Assn Grausoisu
,uu, Dnfa0sr, ben man fir puridt bilt.
Gr bilpet Gd unter Nnenm stn. Die Rs,
9terune lst tbm $3.50 900 l6uleia. 6,
erctte. tnb psnn ttsielbsn nt6t bic auu1
rs. ts,ablt wlrtsn, r tie Gaae In letns
eiaensnc bdnee nebmsn pdree. Gr brld,
;par nt&t eeraes BE Nb6@t ben prdfpeu>
ten III un1orcen aus, aber fe ssbt aus
rem Sntalt bss BrisfeS bsrYor. Sc If
In sntfp,s@sner @s|is itr i'm serfaDt
poreen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

NlS Carl III (tinsm 3immu ousin mar
tabN Ct iber Die unterreoun9 NIT @uro
na9, uno eS ldtsn tbm, al5 wsnn 1s pou
tommsn Hsdt babe absr stw16 qualtI
cod lsin 5ss. 81 bate nidt Nuts sr.
wdbnt, was Ger Yrofslor Dsdubsrt, num-
lid, bab man %bsbauptete. Carl unkrNubl
@frbu uno ibn Wutter.
@l5Ie is ba6, metnte Carl, 70 mi1ee
Gs nidl wlnlasn, bob Id RE QuIicnen
forIlebs. SD bate tbr Nuse i,aen mu0sn,
ALIEN wie fdnnte Id pas, obnt le ju psrs
lsben?
Carl bate cine unrubiae Na4t pou
ma1tsrneu @soanfen. MI5 Der Iao Fam,
merte IS mar Sonntae - tsaob ,r Gd
III leinem Brucer, UNI nit Jpn Hldj pra.
DE III nsbmen.
NitIas mar ni@t ~ 6aule, une Sline,
welde auf Carl iebr (dledt Az iprsdsn
mar, l@rie tbm (9on bon Bsinm ent1s.
gen:
Bas, baR Du 3sit biertr fommm =?
Bif Du nidt tet Dstner Sd5nsn In rsr
6abidtsaol1t? Du alautR mobl, mon
pet6 IS nidt, wie IS NIT Ter Sade Rtbt 2
Orr 9anSe 56pumalm (pridt raoon. une
mag III neu9(eria. ju wi7tn, wie ptsl
@tr5mber9 Dir Bitt, eamit Du feline Dons
ma nfmmf, bsnrn tt berefts ibnerd6io 1T.
Yfui TtuftI! ga, BE Dlam(sQ IN cine
nette pTanSe. uno Id babe aud lber ZEN
@atu 10 meme tiaensn @teanfsn. De-
Apfsl fault ntdt peit pom Stamm abtr
has ia9e Id Dtr, lrtfs td stnmal rie Nbr.
nsulds Dime, 70 msrcs Id tbr unc mare
60 m't!sn ouf eu Strabe, ete @abrbeil
f4on laesn.
S9we'e'! ref Carl NIT blibsnten Wu.
aen unb 8ebautm 5dntsr. 8aa MI,
Dsinsr unrstnm 3un9e nod Elm e~tn,ioss
@ott iber 9noa Nbrnsl aussulpnd,u,
unp i'd febe ntdt pufur, nae Id lbue.
Gn pemieIben Nueenbltd Dtn9 tie lblr
auf nno NifIus trat Elm. Stins furmie
Dem dlteren Brupr snt8seen unp REF
Carl bate itr nit Mibbanelung 0ebrobt.
Dabd 0isb fe BE Br5bfsn S%9mdbunern
eseen Geroa aus.
Carl bdth ettlen Sturm pnl,benter
Dorte nidt ertragsn, pdre nf6t Nftlas
eaipifgen astrstin tsnn etusu Nu9snbIfd'