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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
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1ur prdfe,ut Nm eeu,s. tuon't @at..
Obalst& .6is mid If munsn ufsn
SHribst1tsf tpabrf&stnlt& BON psisn
bic Drdnasiet Der Sa&dfts - NIT ttsfst
SiiQ(&wsia.n jsan,wortst babsn. 70 tauu
Id bod MID uniulaGsn. u,ssne S,flbls
wt.osr etn Mal zen bteisn euft 3u ma&tn.
pa bet bst bic Disc tint. mnhrs @oblibat
ts. luudl usun Gsnsr ME Id. Na&ts BET
ofue Gennern idlafsn mue BE uf'n Co.
nal i.bsn. Sem Id Sbnsn um Gsn's
bsnttps 70 10 It Get Gle bst 10 un 10 ptQs
@rap Nsaumt& MID usbr mite B1gdd'
fsa umauisben braud.n.
5st.csm MIR Bues BE Gbr, j.batt 3D.
ben. uns turd uuunsn elaen Sdntbsbvtsf
i6uar3 uf pstf tnnsu au lsrnsn. 10 70
Man&a paiGrt mat mid far nib esfal'
len rbut.
college Id ratbs Gle. poGsn Sts uf. BET
Ste net oo@ un.n Anfatl son faule Grle.
rtnsruisl,t frisasn. B.i boraes @rs,lp.
@urttt Smttb IN @tnttll 9biatps ts
bet nod stnia.rmo6en ~ sntf6ulpiaen.
melt bic fonf lan9e. rsnn op& MD Jana
md6uea.. rod fart rrsi, 8is1,,l rarsn
un wtr ~isisnwdrtta in ete 6unretaae IT,
ber. B.nn Id nib in meme Butife IN
In Sbrt 5isQe uf'u prdfeeutsnfubt fbsn
bbdie. 70 plet' Id. mot Id ~ ebun bdtte.
Rdm' @srritt Smtib ~ mid i'm ue.lana'
t., let i'd Ssf:. Dastsen loofsn Io6en foQ.
ts, 10 wltbs ID iana s.nfa& au.worisn:
Mr.. Smith Esquire, sn'f&ulota,n Sis
un.sne bs(dsipsue tAnfrojs :,,Have you
got the Sonnenfi@r2"
I'm fam Ger boraee @r.sIp un moQte
mir bsRtmmtn. bel bic RsbsQen flufe jrare
{rtn ,u laG.n, 70 marr' Id MID nii@t,
Did ntf&t-tn ben @o6r Yi,f&u trsts
fen I'm tbua IN jsborisst Sldd Gts uf'n
&opp Isasn.
60 marpe Id In 9brs SkQs NIT al BE
0rteensruilsr IN dberis(dnoppis 6sul,
meter un(prfnesn. uu rbun Ste BET MID.
6ar @ouese pon't Water, 70 bat ct IT,
f&sdt ; Bonn mar btr janst Rrtee for ps
3ob un NIT BE Gru@t unlnu Stsse Is It
Gff9. 60 is It!
Ndtwssls Stiff teen Muneiptben mebr i!
It mub jspff.n fnp. Wan tsene. Gid
6sur Qog<et! Als IatQsur IN
t5nnsn @te unm6elt& ~
fstnsn Du&rOd elanaeatiunsnen
nsbmen uoQen. Doe btlf'
mid ssne tut jtbl9slte 6cie, Den i'd erin
MID oorwdnsf &rsiten fam. ute Id wtQ
Dat bbu t@ NIT ne nsie Befe no In Die
Banuuua rts ole BoomwoQs nod INNER
ete 6auptroQe ipien2
llsbsrlsjsn Str id ct, Quusse un
.bsbnifsen sic f& mssuen fr0bs1en &us'
rNur MID pnfrorsn
Wan thinner eide rur9 -.
Gr9ebsnf
@iQfm SauIRs.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
W6:tentttfptr MArftberibt
fur ben ..Dsmefrat bsrtdta
pom Iet d mannu u. 60.
Office pss ,.Dtmplraten".
Mittmph & Ghff l865-


% fane nur rpente 9.,drecuns In ben Tl.ts
fen Ratt, ane o0lidsrn Nd.tte lsiesn cine Ret
sune yum gtnssn. lie ,3uiutrsu rpareu ftts
rsthii@ bel gutter Ra&irase, absr Die Riuie.
wolsn tufolse bu f1pantsnbsn 3ufautee bsl
&bteaeo Rarites unb Der tmmsr bsHsr ue,tsh'
ben Aus(i1ten auf stne rstGt Grute ietae 9Ec6sn
summsn ~rtsftren.
1a6pem wdttsnb Der ltstsn 3 Q,u6su unss-
ttutt Wadsu @eaen o,fonsn paren, 70 Bat mai
loon fur BE bsuo1astsnbt G,ute ua0ttdlts.n
GtrHus bsflrtteie. bat f& fst. stnte.n aasen
bas Dstier wtsbsr aufe,Ild1t une f&stut nun Get
grute gun Rte rusrben III pentn.
Sn etsfsm &euntp wt1b maa nod Gnbt bitfe.
@oGe NIT Der Dtn,rust,entrnis beginner .une
an etnteen Yldtsn ou~ NIT BET Werfe.
RetL SIN 9Dtolefale bh'm SCI 5000
In papteIfdden $500. in ~8ule" $3.50. Re.
tall stt'm gas s6.4o. in ooph'fadsn S. 90;
IN Buff" $3.50.
Bst1en.. 10. ], IS unb 70. 2, 300.
0evRe. 80 bfS $50.
Rcrn. 81 btS 90 Gents.
6afer. 30 bts 80 Gsnts.
6su. Trat.ts $40; 2tmo,bs SIG.
4%artbftln. $40.
8utttr. Is tts l7e.
et.,. Is bts2ot pr Dussnb.
Golb - $l.3S.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

Gin tntf&lpffensr Gtemonn.
Yin pIeueil&ss Blatt tntbdtt p6rtli9 fol-
8eubf Aunpnee: a 2@1,4 "a s4s sy'-~.a5,
z.S 9eute Mtitoa nm IL ltr uuree mstus
ttsbf Gtan Doris. aeb. DIhitstn, pou 1t.
ttnl 'trdfttgea Mdp&en Istd5t unb aladlf&
tuibunben. mas t& bftrnntt Btruanptsn
unb Bseannten fntt ieber sdensitrtn Wss
tuuBs atjttet.. 8. Nj z34'. s,s. "a
q . Dad III DIR nan kas eett..~ +
& 0atan, III 80. aptIl. 1866.
81. = . .s:sss Is : s 0sfftfk
A-E. - u Er aga%@t
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

totsH wsvbsu fou. nit bsn Snttansrn IN @sslt-
runs ~ seu,nsn. unb baD bic Rsstrune .lhnfte
islbR bin Ranesl NIT ben Subtansrx Ia bfs6an6
IL nsbmea VtbsnIt, ais baS bsas gVtttvi. Inn bte
fortwdtrsaesR Getnbfltesettsn nit ben, usyf&te.
btnsu 5tdmmsu Der D.lben I'm, ResbivsRen ~
psyn1tfSsn.1 g..
,Dk Wefnnbtsit beS wrdFbent.n Ia NOD ni1t
p~tsbntnesasGt. SIN Gesentteu. man bait feline
2rautteii faS bsbsniIt&sr ais j..
Dls enaSar.t bsjablie ssat,n btl,ana l. suit
fintasn 3tnfen In Ooh. Der BstEas mar
$e75, 800, 2o5.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

DIE N%eheIltn { N 9ansrn
MNEoutt's. @sii Der Rtdtfbr Don
Ia~ufsnpsu poroltrisr @sbsI.n In tbre fritz
bsrsn @ebnort, In Snntrn bss Staatss
aeiet f& cine lei&t beereiRi&e unrube un'
let osr lopalsn Bsr5lftruup.. Wan teforst,
baS etrie -sbsmultaen RsbeQ,n rlnfus ans
fiftsu xno osn taum uno 70 uabfom e.
ruueensn B.isben pteou a5r,n m5ai.n.
Man Gsbto it betmttbrenptn &sb.len nit
arewobu an unb 9,bt tbnsn 10 utsl ale
m5slid~ aus BEN @see. @oe III utldr.
lid, atsr IS btlft wsnts. Sc TT nb'bta.
bsatmmte Mubuasln iu r~rarsfsn, eomit
9stn llubetl tns0sbe. Den aufsntbalt
fam man oen Au,ldtsbrtnpen @sbsasn'
Seloasru ni&t .utrwstaun uno sbenfo re'
nta parf man fe parar ttnrern, 1& @rs
tdt unp 8uetsnt 40 fu&en. On. 81
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

ITFEEi ,N~ IT,.
Dae @atIrtfultat IN @ .
foutt. Die 6ursn Sol. .&,Qoe0 unp
Rombausr. bic nod Stfsrlon &t,p ssean.
gen 4paren, uua Gtn6&i pom Den Wob!be'
zt&tsn 40 nsbmen. bobsn sbsnfo usnis
GrfoIa aebabt als tbre @or9dnetr. S'aats'
fsfretdY 8obn,au wsisnte G&. traenp S.
manoen bic Gtnf@t Der Dabl6et@'e ~
8ifat'sn.
Go fanp cine @%outfpouttna aber hts(s
a~ngsI.9tnbett swtf&sn Dem Gommtne unp
9rn. Gorman futt b. una a,ftern Absnp
Auatns. abu au lpdt. UNI NOD In beutfesn
8latte m%it9etbstlt ~ tperbsn. @tr. wtr'
ben fe mot9en u%tr6fsnAiden.
81. Ropman bebauptst, raj NIsmuub
.eae, 8e&t BABE, BE Burger unp Aften
4tpssr Amtes dnauisbsa. ais per @ous
usrneur uno DE eeaisiatur.
Die @oblbuidte blsibrn allo nod wis
Dor ttn @tbetmutb Der p,rrtn Rooman
unb GI.i&u unp Nismaup fam fuaen.
trte DIT abftmmune fsbt. or. a.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
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Dt{ttt ettit


asf ermdahsuus ss. e@atsa"fs'r.st.e 'suta "
uusn,ie net. rsau onsstl-e uAfutsHsss.Hysss fr ta
eut..t,'., Der. es4.ss Da.sssssrn a; 81. 9ihslssi7
sbrtss etsts eatsse% add, ~, ss1s etssa IN s'
9skasels vrsult 3ttfu stassa, baaast sIa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
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| 9rtsfs. uel&esxnab
ju Davenport. Sierra,
Bebliebsn nnb:
Asmus G,ttutd ~
Hisr q 2
Nbtln .
Ansrp&s 3
Btbrenps etnas w.
Bsbnsh 9 >-T Y
! 3artbolbt 5
8srsn,G MR a.
8rau6 6tta.t&
GlauGsn 3ans Saeot
0silsfs Giaut
GnehanbS otann
Gwalb 8srtba
Todann Soblnn
9ube Rorr
kGdben $500
3abn Sra
| 6opfnsr @uaase
6aeeius Sans
6anufsn 3aue
6oaer ALBEIT
|5lrseufsn Gtriatan
|Jabnle D.rpsstf
Ratftr @esrse 6deb
Ratfs1 o &
3lod George
HaAl 3snrtstte
9ustte 6su.V
e'ifdsr esonbarb
maaf'HttolauS
Nlatr Sobann
f'Mabfsn GbIiRtan
Nesptous @srtartt
Wtetoresr 0rttbs.t&
Nunt Softpt
ps,erfsn Qawtntus "
pud Gsss1t
Noset 0so:st
&use GrnR
Ralis Surasn
Ronfpn Scbann'
&ubfsn Qsna .
GWapfsnbtb S
Ssestneer Sofepb
S66ue 5eusu
@<6Nna 6eturt6
@6ults 9bsobov 3
S&ntelo,b Sotu
5nmtbt Dug
Eteoe s
Oistbs Gatbarlna "
@cqsp Narte
@tefe Deter
3ornie 3anS
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

BAD elnsm 3tsIe Rretsn
ptr Urtbel als Ssf. Davis uue
,Bsniamtu pom etnaub.t fhtspeu. faats
lsbhrsr: .@it Bstbe tatsn stn 3tll l."
y 8t 70 :" frua.e Ssf. Rutte. "Nun
8ona stnfu&. l am going to Europe
and you are going to your rope"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Neuc An3ct8cn.
2 @tuteN entl0ufen!

gstfeassi. Va 'netstn,st&aasx p Mstsss. Sss =; an
Dsaks1Ase. ~ -. 9ss4, ! eiusds. 8aAh. ~ siae g. ne ~.
brs4 Ssfss 1T. Die stas ut stse ptts 0t1fe ssb ktte
oslbsrfi)t anb SAt. uSt tstts etssn UtsRen a., Esrsuf bs
u%ate,d&astea Rsnen nit. Dts antere 4 ud1 On Ilulsn
osptnfrt ssb ttnh - suem ause. q q ttestbsz TN Sszs-
t~pIssaia 8ass, u Daseutert, stsI St nts h. Asessn all skrt.
sbesA Asrs Rs&stAi Sttt. 10 10 e. katt. nhIt 80 fslOh-
annS.
YauIus 6abn.
4II 9DtxD NssesD, Ssns.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

WV w. CGWt AOVV lVSHS
asmuMh a
q Atrsnt 3
A6subere o
AfsnfiS
Brandt 9oNtm
Benebtlt N
8aurc(s i.
Bet J1tb
Gtlns J 8
Jrlss Gasps'
9oGtna Claus )
Pcfmunn Warta
Rarb Gbas
6snn Nusua
Satber 0cbann Q9r
Stw $50
&Nubt ScaatM
&ront 6tn,p
&sbbsn. Peter
q~anspaap 6sn.p
2hf4u 8srntarb
Wttsr Ursbertd
Mortsnfen Germ
@sutts Dlb
Ystsrf,n GbrtRtan
peIman Dtlt
Ranion Gtas
&uee 8
&i6tN Hcbann,
Rsts Nt&ael
Rt.fen paul
6tsfrtss 8
SduI Dub
@ontn peter
S@mars 9baIleS
S&lospeote 0laus
6@16ber Grtsb Dth
Simple 90
@elf Rau
3tsstnfue Risclaus
(eIl. Yofmeifsr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
W.er M

, " E&s1t@ ga &JSEFkS .a8Fs4 -
Demberrn General Sailed
RsQsn 4btee ,~Grsisn 8ldtttr" III Nlbanp
tfolasnbtA 2tumuneMueut6 pueI:<
ADd6 tf3 ptsfdbe cite Sdtnbmabre. ipsl'
@e,eeu peu.}&en Dfflisrsu jsrsn mSslt'
DEN S&absrnad asfpitt. ZEN Sen: Stael
etnRens sinsn DinttI. Apsototsu naunts
(aber bafir In 6bsnantoab'1 bat b1esn
unuefs).' Das If btsfslte alte Dafe. psl'
DIT oier LANCE Rritasistre NIT bswunr"n'
parpiasr Uiriusfldt pte Acknowledgements
9tnteln's ipislte., Das IA bisftlbe iautsrt
.&54in. pel&t troB BEN laultn 3lassruf
hss eanaen' wsRlt&sn Deut&,bums unp
1rob osr WiNourt Delegation on 0tneoln
fur Bsfdnauns ees >. ,: 6aast. benno&
IL tsr Gsbinstefdde bltsb.. 90 Ia zine
f&redli&e' plaee fdr tin Bolt. Don elmer
fol@sn @anae Ntts a.btG.n iu tusre IN
obne fe tsftittatn III f5nnsn.
Ra& 9ottuoa6 ODER ben rip 3ops
psb5tt Der 6dmtadu unb MID. ale @ous
psrnsur mad Californian.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

s.sqsuias ss.s.h. ..-e
suf.tda. e.sss al h,t III fssa.s Pfzaiu.. N, a.h,
ttatBea-, k sus ssstnunsstssss - .0s Ia ceessersnt
sssA es.ss,s, Gsu.slss ssr SsSsts fed; btsfr tikssagf.
stss ia 0.,ft s..fdsn-. ss4 ban e.eassssfess o. a.
s.ss aseest>su In tn III std 1rsstsi ts&sas... D..
ot.t, eh> ith.s asIsnh, iu.A ess,sss sslsSs, saHAs,
!ss,ns ..ts., issta Gtsstts. !sdsetist eas. tss lgfsbn4
stsfAattsea sb ~ t,s.as stau eansuiss sbu eies Dsas
s~sslGuts vtsssn eSaao.
d. stafsu ~ 80 S.s,.si lo.tssa
&issn Cent VI fas Don stnsr $50 R1ts.
a'
Gin Dsusr . $546o -.
R.se. s.s suea .stss..snat., sa,dssu ,..t::. saf a-.
sfass su eusfu's,s.sa srsns. s~etasftrt, ,
De Rstsa sufr s,ta.u ee..s esh bssislsA sr zstrsss
,8ssu x1b tr Observation-Disclosures, p,istlesin sa tersis ser-
.aa.s, etses. D.stttsaa s.n, sliA, slss sst ID VI Il.
sters,s 'at as&. w..s1llt. IL I'D ares .nlast, Y. 3ut.s
h osIA .se sr'sea, s.saa II sastesep ~ aesea int ssd
8ssstI Pss,e,, u iustss.. .1s ezstsrtbssfsa ,stau ss
sdf i1ses essf.i,sisa BIT Sutir,su ~ INN IS. SsH n
Fi,trstp Il. rs, r. p
. ri. atnanss.1 sa Ret. hatt s.its. e4tsbs es.,s,.
prdtsr ssslasas 81. nfss s.at t.6 s'.s 49, s-e.s..ar.
Dss. ,r'nst sss s,ss rssrtssts.s e6.issirs seisss1,
DIX sntssrstuts utul1sss. rsIAsis ben essfrstssi.
st,t,ssast. Aisfr sshsea essts se,a&t srrss. tsalt q
ttst asf sts !SstaeSa. 8aas: Fix satnrAss h Ssl Sssdti.
snsea. sssb Der fDsrs. ses 'ss,rsa su sAen 1dses sss
h PsStrsdl .AfIt6tm 6afs sIet&Es.un. - a.e
n. aiss,s y sastssas. /. us.seaAa Ra.m- = sa-
d. ssg. sid. ss .stt.r.,s ih E4St la III 1ni 0sa.
hat. 4. pd6u 4, he ai,fas kssahiu ptu.- pf,te 81 pseifs
{. fss r~sss,trs.. aal s1stta .s&a, s.t ttsitst. ssas
.he sP.s,.t h esls s.nass sssssa. tPn pdas ~ ~
Ia sHat trd ottassls Prsssas tn Pa,tr stuas4s sesses
ssat1ssts sld& ttn pirssa. t&%*
q II tes d @&1
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
7,30<Mn1eitt;

Dssf., Rst.a azh ssu IS. Sa1i 1865 s~zssresas ass tsss
Satire aaa a~suaasssa Dstrn taps,,nsts lstzlssiSss .ssn
IL uuasa st4 t s.a ,r Wsbis" ebex,.izers esses
Or. Staatsn $40 fs&spEolsntiSe In Gs'e
vn,In1lf$s Bsnes i.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
v@tabt DQpeupDft.

- = y -
.Ddbr,nb bas tsutias Rlan ia
Dapsnpsrt, rsr "Dsmoirai", ntats bsfon.
esv,s ssa.n tsrf uterten Ba&!h5 rer Re-
loluttonen Ter Qonptniion In Die Wotnss
am ia. Stunt stnsuwenrsu bat t."
Dub. Naf. Demofrat.
S,nu pt,rte Bs&Iu6 fp1t&t fd far
eas SMnmrs&t esr Garbtssn In Soma
au6.
. Sir bitten ben v0ottonal DsmoFrat",
uns hi&t Az mtbrsprdfsu.trsn. Dir ia.
ben nt&t nur nt&te ,a,sra zen rtertsn Bs'
f&lue et~nlutpsnbsn. fonbesn nlresn -
au& far S&tmpf unb 9&anb.
unisren 9taat balten,
,rsnn j,nu Befdlub n I'D I aum q {.
fss. srbobsn psrtsn foutt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
9ele9rapbi19e8.
WqfAtnatou, OF. SUM-.

nI ~SIXIu8toH ~ JunIs
Der bslannts Or. Qen3uu aus Gambia leste
vos BEN 3rtsssssst3i, f3Is.ubu 3susn,s al:
Da 4u6er, Sanesrs. Carroll N. erfat.en kab,n,
BAT II ssssn fs 3susutb obs,l.st, 10 bdttn Rs
TIN ret fetnem nsult&sR Bs(u3 In Montreal NIT
porsstaltnu pIRoIe aupune.n. 40 f9u6rsn,
bab Il fstn BsSsesnss 3susnib aIs fali& utbs..
rufsn ptrte.
Daj BrssbmanS 8urau bat .lne c,f. Don
eanD In 9irsintsn anasfutts,. els BON ben fri
tsrsn YsfSsrn u~srladen N. Gina 30 40. 900
Ader. DtsftIbs ptre mcreen ben, Dr6fesut.n
lbsrret3t rptrbsn.
Rem ycrl. q. Stunt.
Hue epnGbura eouunsn 9srtdt, lbsr Deretu.
baiunesn Der YRinpsr esa.n be 1arttasn. Dte
bsftn Arbsiter (o1sn nur IS nonatlth, bic bsf,u
ArSdiNs!nuen nur 81 so bateu. Tabu fc1sn
fs Gn itlbf tletbsn uub tsine aneus Got taben,
als bisbsr Bic &ttassn Il. eie .rfub,n uals.3
ole Supsrtutenbsni.n 6Ttnli&.r arteitsn ietn.
Hsssr anjuftaen, bts tstnsn f1rtfhtA su p.1mtt
boa tbren Nsbetteberren BADEN II. n.
Rsm"yori. %. Stunt.
Dit Vrtsat.Gf.s.sn unb paSior t.s Stf. "a.
uis unb 9saurtoarb. he rsutth in Gtotba auf
~esfAngen uurbsn Rnb, Gnb nod Wafbinatcn AZ.
ianbi roresn. tnter hsntlbtn t.fntst f6 tin
Brtsi Btaursearb's pom IS. Olt. 1862, In ,psl.
@tm e. barauf brtnst, BAT Der se,b,n,neonarse
sta Vtltb rctssn 9lnrt&tuns Der unteusssfanes.
nsu sttaTe.
Gin &tawaa awti&sn 6arbtssn unb @stten
In GbarlsRpn nuree unterbrldt.
Dit zbsils BON SID. QAroltna, tur& pslae
Sbnmau's Armee ss,oesn 10, fnb iotal ssrpa.
Ret. Die Dewsbnsr Ion Snnern tts eanbss b.
ben etnsn ,6ptli2sn 6ae aea,n BIZ sanssss unb
taltsn fsl an tbreu SsrfGonstbstn. Gte flesn
lt& nus NIT Der bo&asn Grbttiruns.
Rsw.3prl, %. Stunt.
8rsdtnrtbae IL nod in 4apana. q, (on b.
ab(&ligsn, meaen parbon bet pr6feent Scbu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

.1 o9opa 5olbiers Orp1nns Dome
6ais." Dtslslbe n tro In Marfball.
Soma. an rs. AusuR ,. 8.
er5fuet werpsn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
THE FENLANS.
From the Paris Patrie.

There are people in France who entertain
q blind enthusiasm for England. Alas Tae
prosecutions of which Ireland is about once
more to be the victim will s0on show what
We are TO think of that asylum OF liberty
and progress, For the third time within less
than a century the Irish question appears to
be about to disturb Eng and in her tranquil
ity. To the insurrectionists Of 1893 and the
agitatOrs of lS4S have succeeded this year
the Fenlans, whose powerful organization Is
increasing and spreading everywhere. The
English government has, indeed, anticipated
the explosion Of the vast conspiracy got up
against it both in Ireland and America. But
will the measures adopted in Dublin defeat
the efforts Of the " Irish Brethren " The
association of tue Fenians IS no longer iS0-
lated. ltis a national party which England
has TO deal with now, q party which has
auxiliaries who make il the ally Of the most
formidable sdversarics OF the Britannia rule.
We have already remarked several times
that the existence Of the Fenians was first
observed in America. Personal recoliec-
tions, aided by documents which are not
sufficiently known in Europe, enable us to
give an account OF an association which is
not secret in the United States, which as
sembles openly, is there receiving the adhe-
sions Of the most remarkable men, and is
continually pursuing its object in spite Of the
British surveillance.
While the association includes as yet only
C) from 250, 600 to 300, 900 members in Ire.
land, there are certainly more than Il mil
lion in America. Women also form part of
the union. The organization of these fe-
male associations is similar to that Of the
mems societies, but they are not yet so nu-
mcrous, notwithstanding the meetings which
they hold, the speeches they deliver, and
the ar3or they cOntribnte to the cause
They form Que OF the two great divisions OF
thc association, which is divided into the
Fepian .'Sisterh0od" and Fenian "Brother-
hood" supreme council, called the
Head Centre, directs all the operations Of
the society, which is divided into an Infinite
number of lodges. All the members Of the
fraternity belong 10 one OF those sections,
and these are each directed like an Ameri-
can meeting or one OF the former French
clubs, By a president and committee chosen
in the assembly. All those clubs are in CORE
spondence with eich other. In the State OF
Rh lde Island, the smallest in North AmeI-
lea, aud Of which the population does not
exceed IT'S, 900, fourteen Feniau clubs were
recently counted, each of which bore the
name of one the former patriots Of Ire
land, or of one of the most picturesque and
historical places in the country. The re-
mark must be made that the association Of
Fenians tC ok IFS rise a. much in the feel
ings of hatred Of the Irish towards England
as in the feelings Of jealousy n0urished by
the Americans towards Great Britain. Cen
sequently the government Of Washington
has never been willing to prevent the devel-
opment Of an association called upon to
threaten England on her own shores.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

ASSAULT On Ex-GoyERNoR BRowN.-The
Chattanooga Gazette says Governor Brown,
while passing through Chattanooga, on the
llth, on his way home, was surrounded by a
number OF railroad employees, who threat.
ened to inhict personal injury upon him.
Through the intervention ei several United
States military officers, the men were quiet
ed, ana Mr.. Brown escaped nnharmed.
The reason given by the railroad men for
their threatened action was, that during
Sherman's campaigl through Georgia,
Brown, who was at that time Governor oi
the State. had issued an order to the effect
that all railroad employees found in Georgia,
employed in the service Of the United states
Government, should, if captured by the
Rebels, be Immediately shot.
We never heard before OF such an "fue'
being gpiven.-C0lumb,ls San.
iGoyernor Brown has since written let.
ter, explicitly denying the charge contained
in the above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

SvIcDs ~ EMINENT LAwVEs.-The tele.
graph announced the suicide of an unknown
man last Thursday night, in one of the berths
of sleeping car, on the Great Western rail-
road. ? is identity has been established. He
proves to have been Hon. J. l.. paryey an emf
nent lawyer Of Dubuque, iowa, and man of
wealth, of professional distinction and Of en-
viable social position. For two or three years
past he has been subject to attacks of des-
pondency, which amounted to insanity and
only few days before his death he expressed
to friend his fears that he might COM
NIT suicide, as insanity was hereditary in his
family. Under advice he visited Boston and
Brattleboro', Vermont, for his health, and
it was during his journey thither that he put
an end to his existence. He lay upon an up
per berth, and shot himself in the back Of his
head-the ball coming out just over his lett
eve. The pistol was found grasped tightly in
lis hand, but, although others were in the
berths below and around him, no one heard
the report of the pistol, nor was his death
known until the arrival Of the train at Sus-
pension Bridge, some four hours atterwaFd'
Mr.. Harvey leaves mother in Boston ana
family in Dubuque 10 mourn their loss. ne
was about thirty-ive years OF age, and one
Of the ablest and most promising men VI
Ioua
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

NOVEL AcRoBLTIC FEATs.--Proi. Lowe
Aeronautic Amphitheater wes the scene o.
new sensation on Saturday, in the shape OF
daring acrobatic performance up in or
rather out Of the bal oon. OF course, i
crowd gathered to witness the novel eybibi-
ton, and, of course, Lose was decidedly
iubilant. The performance took place al u!
half.rast five in the afternoon, the acrobat,
Mr.. Harry Leslie, long famous AZ tho Am ri
can Blondin, being the performer.
The exhibition began when the balloon had
ascended about two hu ldred feet, at which
time the performer yaulted from the car upon
.he ropes amid the rapturous applause Of the
multitude, descended TO the distance Of about
forty feet, and regaled the crowd with va
rious acrobatic ieats, such as hanging in :
horizontal position from the loops made at
the end Of The ropes, etc.
The balloon landed at ionkers. Ns,g
York NeirS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
A BALL DRESS AT SARATOGA.

The New York Reuielo says the most strlk.
ing and finished of their new toilettes was
worn by stately Georgian girl, whose sum-
mers could not have exceeded twenty, but
who carried herself with the air Of a woman
of forty-of one, too, who had looked down
the crater of life and found there was no.
thing in it. The ReUielo adds:
Her dress consisted of train of white
velvet, falling not from the waist, but from
the shoulders, and trailing its slow length
along. 1t was without sleeves, but was held
over the shoulders by cluster clasps of large
diamonds. The arms were bare, and pol
ished as those of statue of Praxitiles, as
was also the face, and neck, and bust
Indeed, the beauty was marbleized-
was turned into alabaster by q new
method OF enameling-which we wont de-
scribe, for the reason that girls will find out
the secret soon enough, aud We do not intend
10 crafty the curiosity of the wretched men
of this day and generation, who, it would
seem, have nothing better to do than to ac-
quaint themselves with tho minutest and
most secret details of lady's make up
The heavy white velvet of the train did not
look warm on q creature 80 cold and statu-
esque as the wearer, though a thousand lights
were blazing and shedding streams Of in
visible fire out on the warm air Of a still mid
summer night. Commonplace people in
silk, and tartan, and gossamer tissues, tirted
their fans and drank ice water, and strolled
out on the ground and balconies and ex-
claimed "Oh, dear, how hot it is !" but
she moved like great white cloud that sails
above the interSecting air currents OF
the earth's sphere. This robe was noted
for its entire absence Of trimming, an al
most unprecedented thing in this day of ex-
trayagant Ornamentaton. The hair was
powdered with pearl, and dressed in the
Aspasia style, but Instead of blue ribbon,
usually employed in the making up Of that
suburb coitiure, circlet Of diamond star
clusters were substituted. The slippers
were Of white kid, and had diamond buckles,
fastening blonds ana satin bows. No gloves
or bracelets were worn, nought broke the
magnificent sweep from the plump, round
shoulder to the delicate tips of the taper
fingers. Altogether, the costume was
model Of richness, simplicity, and every
good and perfect thing but modesty. That,
however, being below par, and even mod
crate indulgence Of it not permitted in full
dress, nothing remains but 10 record this as
the eliminating and crownipg costume OF the
season,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

TIE REPORTED ATTELPr To AssAss!SArl
GENERAL GRAST.-That portion Of the press
which is sensational or nothing, few day.
since started report that an attemp, was
made to kill General Grant by throwing
train of cars of the track Of the lndianapo.
lis and Cincinnati railroad. The story was
pure invention. Ii was not even known at
the place that General Grant would pas.
that night, and the switch which caused the
accident was unattended and not 10 go ii or
der. So, instead Of there having been an at
tempt 10 murder the Lieutenant General, he
was merely subjected to a risk 10 which
travellers by rail are accustomed .--Ns.c Yort'
Ne,ts