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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE or Iowa
Scott County, (
JAMES li"",S. >ntvivng partner Of the
firm Of Rowan & Walsh, Plaintiff.
John Bennett, 4. Waiiz, and the owners OF
the ST, amboat st. Paul, Defendants
In the District COnrt Of said county To the
the fnrc>aid Defendants
Youare hereby notified that there is now
on file m the office Of the Clerk of the
District Court Of said Scott county. a pesi
ton James Rowan, surviving partner of
the firm Of Rowan Il Walsh, Plaintiff.
claiming Of you the sum Of -Four Hundred
Dollars S+nl with interest and costs, a
justly due him for certain pr prrtv Of said
Plaintiff, of that value, taken and con-
vrrted by you Ia vonr own use, and also
ira,ng for writ Of at achment on tn,
or und that said Defendants are non-rcsi
i ut ~ III. State Iowa
And la, mi : you app, ar thereto and
'lein before uann IT lie eeoni ,lay Of the
n.Nt : oi sad District Court, to be be
gu am ""tien or the Il M"n,la, Of Nav.
\. -. 1853, d'iaai will bc uttered against
s"n AMI il eu,cnt rendered thereon or the
ahele atnouri claimed
Ii. II ( E CLAu>stN.
Plaintiffs Au'vs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
John &. We~sphn1 4 Son,
DAVENPORT NURSERY.
oavonnoy iowa. sFH

:, We have opened on the corner Fifth and
Harris street a depot for the sale Of Vegetables,
Flow aud Ga, DIN Seeds, H.. Nc orders for
frult and Shade Tees. Grape " 6. and 80 ~
berry ior our Nurser, may b.. left Il u is place
BUYERS arer spect,ull invited 70 efa"tne ''nr
Seeds, Flowers, &C. marz2dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
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4ta4 r.. ~, - m INNS
81 ~ oct q. is..z
u IL. SAelit
3Jt5 ~ ~ tr.is t.ND 81 the ISL
,-t I Nvuia sas that .evs els giicied
erh Cstarrl toi yeas a4lp bce.,u, AZ taa,at-
Il aiti, You and usti' I'VE hoifl.s ut ,o..r
Liquid tnta "A. ite,nsti, before ,al,i ,>,l one
hoitl. w.is selsil., .nt,sas.d. and H-iost lii.
second botii Mas lni>i.d. Mas completely em ed
] recommend the medicine to all Afflicted with
i,uiulr Ii 4 :. Ia lnnli> NM. h u nALn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

R0BACKr BlrfERs.
Avlpsgiass fsI before each meal viii remove indiees
tdoc an4 all nvss dissasd.
RoBAcKy nsrrERs. = =
'ods md asasr-a6s conpsSnss. = III
al ROsAcKy ssrTERs. 6~ass-.
They be taken without regard 70 diet and a. On ap
petiser they have noequals.
RoBAcx. nIrrsas. .ts.ss
ey are prepared by an old and * su physIcan from
well known vrsrssbl remrdies.
RoB.cK'a mrrrRs. 'si''a
oed for all deranseueht Of N. stop,,h hiDiousnes',
liver ,ns'isia I'D, en- ~ b'i'S.
noaAcKs BITTER.
They posse. nd rfu oric properties giving tone to
the appetite md digestive organs aN9
RoBAcK's BIrTrRs.
D,bl,.a,ed ladies and . dentary p.rso-s VII ind In
sbin ~ sncsl1s 0s'ie.
RoBAcKs BIriERs.
wineslass full before earh meal will remove ndlxss
tiof ard all liver disease
RoBAoK's BITrERs.
They better than alt pills. wders and orker nsuse
Gus and di-agreeahIe compounds.
RoBACK's B1TTERs.
Thy can he taken wthout regasdt Il, and ~ ap
tier they have no equal.
EOBACK's BITrFRs.
They pr~pared ~ Old and -ki,ifui physician,
frou w.il ku WI vegetable edes.
RoBACK's aIrTEes. NsN&
Wherever known tla' have beco W stan lard fani
giheniiig t.nn dy.
GoBsCK's BITTERS.
Try bottle AT you will Away use them ard rec
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great selection Of different sizes Also
Window Glass.
Paints. Putty. &c..
ens'autly IN hand. and Tor sale the lowest
Dficcs t,Eu orr.
aas Atii ~ St near Ripley, Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
B.. L.. p.
Zeno, Xarimus Capitatus,
The laws that regulate h. alth are of importance
to all. 81.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
The Greatest Incidence the age.
A sure aniidote for sickness. and = refuge from
sorrow, Pain and Disease.
They are admitted to be the
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
for general use Purifying the Blood. and
cleansing the sy stem from all mpurity. they are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
and mild III their operation
Read nAat they riu do:
N gentle and effective purgativc.
bilious arrangement removed
Oleanser ot the Blood and system.
l)ebchty aud Loss Of power dispelied.
Eaery, supplied to the Muscles and Nerves.
1 emale irregularities removed
Olooi ~ anticipatlons banished-
l Headache entirely cured.
i ritntion Of the stomach removed.
- aundiee aud Liver Complaints cured.
Nidnev diseases relieved.
/ loss OF appetite and sick stomach removed
Melancholy and Ennui dispelled.
- eural gia and Nerv ousness cured.
Opum and other stimulan's avoided.
nipple. and Eruplions removed.
a Sore throat healed.
IL ,eumstism soon allevl,
- e.p produced Svee; and Sound.
/ rethsche aud iniiamed gum. relieved.
- rinary diseases benefited.
talitv produced in the nervous.
w orins Invariably exp, He'd.
N ctly the Medicine Wanted for
L oang and old can use them.
Arno. Ma ximus, Capitatis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
lDeCeiljVO 14Oeeess Fot. sale.

DsCeildssg 1lOsssss For Sale.
THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Brady Il.
i now occupied BY Vim II. Carter, Esq
The desirable Frame house on Perry street, now
occupied by } W. Stewart, Esq.
The fine Brick house sth Street, now occu-
pied by WIN kehoe, Esq. Apply TO
mr4 diff JNO. l. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

- - -
have been used by thousands with success,
Handreds Of Ctrtifcates can be shomn.
They regulate the Stomach. Liver and Binary
Secretions which is the chie' cause OF nervous
ness ,iiddiness, Dimness Of Sight. Headache,
Sick Stomach and other Kindred complaints
Those Of nerrous temperament irhose
sickness adds a keener anguish to the Ills Of
life, become 6essed with nen existence, and
their tears Of anguish are changed to tears Of
Joy BY using them. Zig
THE POET
IS inspired with brilliant thoughts.
THE ORATOR
with new ideas and words Of IRE.
THE SOLDIER Nt
with indomitable courage.
THE INVENTOR
With bright conceptions Of the futafe. {
THE MERCHANT
With business tact an d power.
THE MECHANIC A.
with unfailing energy nF
THE AUTHOR
with skin that entrances.
THE SINGER
mn, with sweet melodious voies.
THE MUSICIAN
with rapturous emotions
THE DiSPlRITED sa-
becomes hopeful and
THE DESPAIRING. happy.
box OF bRrAN's LiTK PILLs. will cost but
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)assnpsrt Savings lnstitutksl
rIpST NATIONAL BANK.

lAPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
I Jand holidays excepted, from n. 10 p. m.
fS- SATURDAY EVENINGS IL
rom = 70 clock. lSrxRxss allowed on deposits
II the rate OF fIvE per cent per snnum:
Printsi copies Of Bylaws sad Regulstious u
be had III the bank.
Money IN loan on good improved Real Estaie
FepQ6dwf~ DAVID =. TRUE pres't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

symptoms
ne symptoms OF tatarrh A. they generally
appear NJ first very slight Persons lind they
have cold that they have frequent attacks and
are more sensi,iv. To the changes OF temperature.
In this CONDITION, the nosc may be dry. or slight
discharge. THU aud acrd afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. As the disease becomes
chronic the discharges are increased in quantity
anu changed in quality they are now thick and
heavy and are hawked or coughed of The Sc
cretions are offensive, causing bad breath the
voice is thick and nasal the eyes weak the
sense of smell is lessened or destroyed deafness
frequently takes place Another common and
important symptom of Catar is, that the per-
son - Obliged 10 ceaf his throat IN the morning
OF thick or Shiny mucous. which has fallen
down from the head during the ri.ht When
ms takes place, the person NAV be sure hat his
disease is on its way To The Mues 4,' srnuld lose
u" time in arrestiny
- The abor. hui tesc " m. sAs.s ,t,r,s
.SDmDt.ras
a &1pa~. A.
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Stores EOs. Sale.
NrOfs (Oes,efas LnsaSls.

"UPPERMAN'A RLUCK-THREES STORES
w On Brady Street for sale by
mrI dit JNO l.. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

III. VAIN OyPIHItIC Nu'N
wt,ci YER YAils TO CT rinarv syphi II IN
a lew ~ aiter the ul.ais ~ pea,
il viii EFFgCTuALtY DEsr or he viru,. so thN
Wi I ON - PRIMARY TO IT,. coNDARr
STAGE Iii~ i.ed n J. PEREEcr Az no U
sYP Ills H." >aui ifet 1. iu li|c iHs waef
u.s., an FIRST STAGE nd iu.ii, ASNIHILAT =
THE III ,.,.t4t ~ d.. AZ a..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

IN lie Ntsiern States n.'.tly tire, -fuurtns .,
the ,ai,a ifeu~ I, m q N y th twp id :" ~
ae,h ,e.Giffon tie Liver. ald il * bciii We
tn t u ne .iAi- 81 I'll ~, -cAu, = and fl I'm
III ID, Ia II 'au~c.
u, E,.tv.f, $ LODI and >ar>a III II
Is ,r,n nlihs eute tor scr Go LIANT. Il i-s
'a. 1. il,n uu The II 81. ana eM boiii, :
will NJ, the wors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

[. =. R.v stamp, 5,r
TX K w March 81. 1875.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
Advice to the Afflicted.

Reader. have you SYPHILIS in the PRIMARY STAGE
DO not ne. let It an HOUR. YoUR HkAL,H. HAfPi
So and LIE PkRILED ny this DESTRUCTIVE DIN
Ease. S'r'veto D. srRoY 1T, il possible, while IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

Is Those suiir m mat paFntni disr4s.
Rheumatism. will b. i.s>e, 1, e. Tia ~ ,
md ln'a ibe Cue hrs ut last ten i>cuv.r d.
lR MARK sYPHTIIsI &c CURE AND PILLS ar. consti-
to' oDai remedies. l1ct 4. m.',e tue cau-e and
the Cure is certain an permanent Th p edl-
II cure the woist ii a euinut,sIn anu re t.
only snedicine iha' will In support I ~ila' ,
hav. SAID, we will wager.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14


thousands OF the men of this army, express
their dissatisfaction not only at the uprsee-
denied liberaity granted to the rebel army.
but at the manner in which they were Ia
rolled and allowed 10 go their way without
onr men being permitted to enjoy the re
suits # their long struggle, in the passage
through the lines Of Gen. Lee and his army
But it is claimed that this would have beer
humliating to Gen Lee and his officers, and
that II Is not the wish or desire Oh cur Gov
eminent or commanders to art toward
them in any way that would tcnlts ifritats
their feelings, or render their position more
intclensbie than 1t actually Is. The policy
pursued may have been for the best, and OUT
soldiers will submit. rs they always do. u
what is ulged most wise. 81
Sunday night large numbers Of the rebels
as well ~ some Of their officers made thei'
escape from the lines, and scattered to tht
woods. Many no doubt intending to return
home. Our camps last night were file
with them, begging something to eat, which
was freely given them When asked il they
had been ~ rolled, Immediately rep led Nc
we are allowed IT, gc where we please" tI''
number OF mt u that Gen Lee claimed to .
able to give up was 10000 with muskets
with us many more men from tbescomini''
sary qIarternasier, hospitals and oiher NJ
rtmerts but ofiictrs who have been ffr
United to pass threurts their camps assef
thit NOT more than I or 5000 Will he tlh
20 have surrendered 30
| Commissioner oull anil Assistant { on
missary Tisaich wsre c.lp,us.yi on ihets va
+ ifgo Richmond toward DaNsills, an. wei
/. brought INTO emp 81 SUNDAY. They ilau
lmrge southern Express wagon filled VIII
cigars. liqours and other laxuriee. and ..
some understanding were allowed to go In
To Lees lines They returned lost evening
and are said to have gone to Richmond 81
some business connected with the exchang
question.
n Movement Of the troops now here The =
4, I'd 9th corps are to start this morning TO
r, ,rkesville. The sasnlry and f24th c"rls
viii. 10 tnwaulsi Dsnville. The 9th corp
Svill n.sssain. TO take possession 81 and brin'
away the property and effects Of Lees army
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0altimore, 9temfag, ben 80. Wtai 1865.

Sang altBer ii6 mar ct meS9eran1t; uber 10
19wa9 unO 70 lei9 Itnnig mar er, bab Die
beicen 6ran5plen i'm nit irenigen Norten III
bo8 Spiei5immer 5ieben fonnten Da lhrefte
ibn Die &unbe auL OuB fem Gater pom SGla=
9e 9etrrff II lei @r elite II ben vSaal" uitD
fano rie erl9titternce lDabr6eit.
Die ouBerorbe 'tliGe 2lufregung, in nel6e
ibn Die Se enfplter perIebt bate, beren Nns
mennuns 1rlula lid sur 8sfriebigung ibrer
Nade uno tbre8 Safes tebient, fpnnte pbne
nadtbet t9e tSol9en ntdt wObl DOL itber gebert.
Die An9lt ieiner Seee Ities ti8 gum liner
trd9tdene ais llrlula iid) entfe:nt uno ct alIein
in DEM metten 0ebdube mar. @ein SObn,
IeineOfa9b, einWaibe, ollie waren auspdrts.
Oa bprte er bic 1plterpert5eu9e oabren uno
pieifen; oa pernabm ct bic entiebli en- G1ne,
lpelde Die dolterqudl bent orn1et Orei8 au8=
9eprebt "a tut Da8 : d edbilb iene8 entieB
enerre9enbe GebeinlniB Dor I,ine Seele, beIlen
Il JULIA, altpeuteno aeoa9t. Gr ltGbn'e; er
idrie UNI Silfe. Sour Der gBeberboa bet
leeren 9tiume unt>portete, ltnb eIer Na6ball
blnfts i9m 6p6n eIa9ter Der 66ue. Gr
wollte beten; aber pas Sire erItarb auf Ieiuen
ytppen. @S mar tim, ais Itiin6eOreis unb ein
anoere8 l4u0lcIeS gSeien ppr ibm. Gr tppGte
| in rer fnr9tbarlten Ger5meifluns altflteben
nnb bielen S6red6iloeru entflieben, Qber er
badte nt9t in rer Seelenan9lt an bic 6merz
8en 1eiaer 6iiBe unb on ibrs unbrau6b
Odt einent S4ret itiirIte er niecer, uAp iene
9ebeime la6menoe 9Hirfuns traf feline red,te
Seite, ipel4e Die 2ler5te nit Dem gameu
uSdIa9" benennen. 90 Tag er nod be>puBt
lcs, ais ieine Qieuer beinfe6rten, bic be,
SAreden pes g(nblideS falt isl6er ldbnte.
(Eprtletura fS(at)
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Gtn SlrmsenbGttsbet llm0 iesme
&SeluObner.
Cine gOltssei4i6te aus bem Sabre 1889.
(8prtiesung,

(Bprtirsunel
gSdbreno Der 3eit, mei6e l1r1ufa nit be-
fer 2bdti9feit bms brabt unO rp lde lie bur9
laute8 8,utla9en INN ibren 2i,bing be5eiD@
nete, mar ols 2reff>n auf bsu Wiartte 61
@nbe. & lie DO geiepe,lase or 8irser mar
entldi ben unD Giele ais @iefan1ene III ben
Sdnben ibrer erbarmung8lplen Y III ger.
gtp9 bluterD trat OtpntbrilarD III DaS Sc
mad, mpbin i'm urIula'8 Webtlase serufelt.
&r fam I'M 2luitrl9e pe8 @ommano 1nten Die
@tf nSnihe Summer pfeS gu Dff en-, ba
er + ine @riinpe potte, lis nidt auf Der Burg
Statled ein5uferfern.
st bate elm Suf um iemen &opf oepuns
ben, ba leine Stlrnlpu b. nod rtnpcrbunpen
mar. s
Soiepb iab ibn lihelnb ait. Saup mann,
la9te er, 5br babt mir libel selpbnt. 0dAt
al0 lulriib,e ,er mpate i@ ia se9en Sud- fdnl=
pfen.
Bfui rief l1rlula, SpIepb, iulde S6n,at
bdtte i@ nidt iiber nlsine 2ippen 9eben lai=
fen!
Spiepb errGtbete, uber 1eine Gbarafterluiig=
felt ieB audi pitien Sc efible nl6t pjel @erpalt.
Gr sing i9nea nit Dem 0ran5plen elm fran35=
iilaeS @eiprdb Elm, Oelien Siun llrlula frenr
blieb. Sic iuGte tnbeB SOlepbs 2leubsruno
5u bel9Dnt3en, unO bielt es fiir cine ipoenanll=
te 9tptbIi9e, iiber beren glnpenou1ta iie Iidy
gar l,idt binou8Iebte. Gin &llberer loe ibr
nabe. slieb Gpnrab bel @lila6etb, 70 probte
@efa6r. 2lu9 bier mar 1te 1hnell init iid,
ei1tig. Sie io9e 5u Wtpntbrilarb, Ger bes
8 utI9en 10 ipeit tllnbig mar, CAP nau Itd
nit ibnt peritdnot3en tpnnte raB ipenn IT br
perlprede, @liiab tbs Treben nj9t gu ItGreit,
lie lbnl Ia9en mOlle no &Onrab Iei.
Ger i9nea anflpbernDe OtcntbriIarb per=
Ipra9 2tlle8, unb erfubr nun, pp ct lid
aufbielt. aeH
Sein Blan mar 1duel( 9ena6t. Wlit be1
linfenpen gtadt tppll e er uuo be Ia 6euiQabe
bd8 @otte8b bau86en bena9en. @ntaeben fpun=
te er ibnen ia 10 nidt, 5umal er 1i9 am Gage
nl4t berauSma9en brrlte. Sem 0er5 laCbt(
IN Der 8rult bel DEM @ebanfen Der 91oGe
me.9em CT id nun n9ob. Sin @)p.bltud
mar pe8 8erratbe8 2Obn.
gSd9renb OtOntbrilarb 5u benz S1aIIdu
t9eiBln bi1auf 9ing, Der li6 etpas erbpl
bate unb nptbpiirftig lpieper RED fpnnte
er5ablte llriu t0rem 2ieb in9e Die 8egebe1t=
beltea bonn Npr8en, Die SOiepb ni@t ten1ter
fDnnte. 4.--.-.
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0ie Seercisung Ses GmerifGnifcben SonfulS
Mraufliu YucbSter in NSiinc,eu.


l1eber bieie 8esrbisung, pe6e am Z. Ma1
itattfanc fnren mir in pen eurppGl1Aen SiGttern
fpl9enbe 9fptiS:
llnter SaDlrei6er Gbeilnabme 6at beute Dior
gen bic feierlihe Seerbi9ung pes amerifantiAen
@rnlul8, 6srrn 6ranftn 9Seblter, ltattgefmctn,
DEM Sa1ge auf melGem li6 nit gumsnfran~
sen ra6 in 1Awar5en 6IUr gebilIIte SternentaH~
ner Der lluipn beanp, fCIsteu namentltA Der ant =
rttaniiAe @tse<@pnluL 6err Stidarp GpnnOr,
unb febr Dtele biel lebenOe 9tmertfaner, tpel6e
lammtli6 ibre ldparsbeflO ten NattUnal<@Cear>
ben trusen. Serr Detau Or. Ma9er DOlt3Ol bic
fi'6liae GinesnunS,1 HnO bielt cine erareifenoe
Qlmertfa, mar lit SCI Gpniul Der 8ereintsten
Staaten n unierer Stabt unO erreicbte nur ein
9lltcr Spn So Sabren. Die 2etAe fol- lpGter na6
glmerita sebratt perpen. Die @1elpGfe peS
@pnlulat6 belOrgt bis auf gSet1une aus 25alb@
instpn Der Gben erpabnte 6err 0tSe>@ pnIul.
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TIfaS 8t8RnABeF V0W OGt Ita9OF . = TitE.
81 gs1 G0a IL ee9g3Ga Douaaeigas gseala. s5pcs1gs
aeee.5, s5siong age 3siRaeaaHeser;9t Et3ett. eeEs
ionsn in eatelu@.u anb raEs5Ei9eu i;E0ss i'm 2laa
rpielsv 4a ssgAnSsa, }s1eNi4es ga42ee3e ias escs
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sg roetbs aaoageeitea is s,ue 9s9cegiu anseRei5s.
65 oer gGu-e tR stae Egruanfaals o91ouRbem.
@@tisf 5sn Ia 9oa gub 2egls ses
: =Een.
Rt3ers @a9taait srE5eIs 5er sgsnsisa bss anaatf
8. enapY, SoItbanfIr.
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gSaS mir idacet, oeriGwtig' ib
$50 5u sepinneu, ba iub' ids;
Sb's re9t - mas gebt's mid an?
GBenu it's nun babe fam
SD biei la bod Elm a oeiebeuer 9l1or,

:
MaS nit I9neirenber .5rpnie baS rbeinilde
Spri9pprt ali prudt, mar Ieilsnber runD-
Jap bes q teit Saa,ibultb5iBed gemeIen, unp
er blfte pamit lelAem Telo idel nienalS aez
id)apet. 2luf 2lnpere8, uan,entlid anf biz
9lelnbeit beS gewllBlietns. auf cen Seifau beS
J}i9ters iiber en- Sternen, aui Die 2ldtune
unD Sebe cer Sel1ern, fam e8 ei1sm Wonne
nt9t all, Der in Der S9ule oeg 2lter8 aufa2z
padIen, alul ben 9lIbenben 2eio@n 6aften
81 fol9 II 9eppbnt m1r, Die in Ieiner Yrult
9pb EFT. ~ it ben dllBerliden Sormtn unb
8rdu6en Der Het9ion bate er's ober INNER
lebr ltren8 9encnlmen, lpejl er nit BEN 8ub=
melfen Nle8 5u Iiibnen ylaubte, mas er in
letner Sermprfentelt beginl @8 mar eb II
enc ni6t Ieltene 8es, s,ebenbeit, baB er, mad,
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nem Setl4enel fnieenp, pen 0foIentran5 our9
leine Singer Ia fen tieB, ltnO Den Sem I'M
beredtnO, me der i'm aus iencr Tblt err
muds, cine rei9e Nn3abl 9lpe8 B 8ater=
nolterS oaber murmelte bel bener freili6 e.ne
Seele-- -nidt mar. ...
OaB our6 Die Gr5iebun9 zines icf6en 0a=
ter8 pas Ser5 SUlepb'S eben teine ipnbe, lid,
cole Nl9tu 8 nebmen fOnnte, Ia9 lebr nabe,
uno mas @uts8 an SoIepb mar, bate ieil1en
@runD in ben an fiji nIGt bGIen 9lnlaaeu lei=
ne8 (semiitbe5 unp in Oen &influB, BEN bet
alte Banfra5 ouf ibn 9ebabt, 10 lang er ais
0iener I'M "Saale" 9elett. DeIto uni IL
ger ober wirfle llrlula pur9 ibre MaablpIig~
/ felt i'm 8er51reln unr Durd, ra5 unaesieette
@rfIllen aller QSanlGe unb 8eoebren peS
&naben.
@r mufS auf in bie'er llmgebung, unter
ptelep glnfliiIien dlarafterlp8, pbne telere,
littlt9e 89tuna, obne @runDiabe. gr fplate
ben Ginfliilien beS 9lu9 nbld5, lei9tinnis,
uno perfabrbar, barum idlob er It4 lo4lei9
an bic 6rpn6pien an, aber i'm tnnerlten @rrn
De lelneS Ser5enS rpar er nidt b6je. Sene
Gumittbt9tett mar lcyar 9rOB unb ein llnre6t
fonnte er ni4t biut9en. B. wobllberlests1l
Sdurfenltreider pie ite letn 8ater ausibte,
tpor er nidt fdbig.
Selne Giebe 5u @liIabetb mar eripa6len aus
llebsemprpener @eppbnbeit, nit ibr pieaiuDerz
I1ptele gu lpielen, unp iinnIideS Q8pbleeiallen
an Dem rei5e ben Wdp9en 9ab Ip6ter Die
stei91n9 gr6Bere Darer ltn6 gtaAbalti9z
felt sid ,1n
al8 ct bon Der llniperittdt beinlfebrte, fant
er iie als erbli9ence Sun9frau, seidmiidt nit
DEM bS9lten 3auber ibreS @eI I6le6tes unr
- tiefer ientte oaS Geflibl iene Bur-
5eln ia3Ggn.5
Sbmohl es ibm ni6t flar selpprber mar,
waS iein 8ater eegen @lilabetb's @Ater be-
9an9cn, 10 lpdren ibnt bp9 uidt 1elten 9ln elt=
tuusen 9ewuroen, Die ibn auf cine ni9t lsi9te
Sdnlo i4Iieken lieBen. Sine gentle S@eu
Damn aber au6 wieoer fem 2ei9itnn lieBer
e8 ni9t gu, ben tieferen @runb Der Sa9e 81
erntitteln. Es!sb 41
9n ienem 9lbenp uber bate baB 0ldb@er
li6were Nprte 5u tbnt serebet, @Drte, Die ult
eiit Serbre4ea gu i4lieben bere@tisten. Ser
seben8 flebte er, baB iie ibm 9tIes frtab tbue
Isle that es ni6t. sa.sH a>T.sl
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oie basfebe s.pete seamlner bel eineOln,s Sos.

9rdIbent 6ilbebranbt erGfFnee ant 8. Mat bic
Stbung Der 3wetten Ramt1ter nit elmer 2lnlpra@
de, in wsl6er er ben @eiIblen Der 8amtmer bel
benz &ppe peS 9rGirenten 9iucp!u gtu5bruG
9ab. s3unt lnbent II an 2tncpln llnb 81 Gbren
Der llniDn erbpben ltA bic Mttglieber Der aants
me:. Sretberr 0pn hpa9enbact lplah I'M 9n'
i6IuB an be 9Sprte beS prGllbenen rpdb bic be-
iOnberc Sbeilnabme Der srpBberacsl. &egtsrnne
aus
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sseitere aineoln. mOrStrntiOnen in granfreia,

Cine NnSabl @tnwpbner bon @uineamp (Gp>
tes BIT Nsrb) baben an Mr. @bparo Qabpula9e
cine Setleibsabre1t our Nbeabe an ben Ser
Staaten @eianbten 8iseIrip ssfAtdt, in weIder
nnter 9lnbern a,16 bic 8emerfung Sprfpmmt,
nlie pIB en- tpOb1 bab Bel etnem freien 0pfe
bas Shidial Der SnifitutiUnen ttibt Spn bem 2e>
BEN eines NanneS abb6nee."
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OeItDOIls= llJ'0eigen.
Bur y1aariAt

Bur 0lacDriG3t
Das Gpnrpasni GeF1dft untfr Der 5irmn @pebtl
gD Imp tit ndG ae9suiet t9es fbertintlnft BON
beltf auf9eG Osrr S. Is Rpeeel miro auetn bic Mb.
Etdsluns te8 at5n 6eibafts beiprscn.
Baltimore. l. Iiai 1865
Roebel& gDtl6etmg
Nuf pt3e Nret9e 8t3u9 netmene rerhs tb bag @F6dft
rote reer for fuertn Wn6 mi bfbed, ourb pInfllide
unb reele Seeenans mir sad fesn.r eis 3uirauru euer
6reuups an erbaiten.
Baltimore l. usdt 1865.
(2ma1WN g. Sd Rpebe(.
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geTGaGfkg s g1pSss.

a DefGpaf&8 8 31DtSs4
aRetnea setrt9eu auabsa sr 5}adr4t. ba6 i@ bas aG
bs!sna$e 81 QuDr- unb IS Sein6ef6aft
geo. IA So 20riborSt2r+r 8ccs pp; }9rcss4.
antgr teg Gten Srraa pe Sisasg as u1sesadtca pns
fQrtFGtgs. t-a f.,- tt.-- # at5.t1o --e
(21@eS1m&l &ta$, g. tspgTt.
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GAS Ser. Gtaaten GOniulat in 9 reme II
fell eiuem Ocntlhen gfamerS G1urncd in
Nal6Uille iibertraeen pUrben iein. Iarnad
bdie allp Der biSDsrige GUnluL 5trr BOrnitein,
1bAutret
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Die Jtebafteurc pes nGOurier be Oimorden
buben Serrn giselpp cine .GbnliAe 9pre0e au>
9eben lalIen.
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WSontagas 25rOo.

WGOntagas SrOa.
neutrality-suspicious.,
SO Seconrar., Baltimore.
Msenn fir ttt fplsenStn sutr.8sr 8srtesruuss @Umsas-
ntgen /. @ldde:
NNetsopplitau SnIuranee Or ~ Oerf
q3tunbtaptaI unp Otit8. 81, 70U 900
Snternatipual Sni g., M9,
xYruuttapttal unb O6lta 1,25OG0O
Wbrtat.c Stc Suiurance 50,
@rInetdptal 100000
Reiolute Sire Sriurdnse Co.
vSruntflgt!ai SOC 600
erufe wersn prom p bes@sadfft udo pbne trBeno eHe
get,Saerura tn unierer Sffice teSltlt
Sur QrltCeu unb Stemptl f'tne . rF6nun8
gerlcnen melGe in Merrpo olitan Cbtr @sOute GO.
serGt ern lui H. fnb su etnrr Dtppsnhe fem Sept
teredtia rer tpn nanbmai so BrCS. 5rttn8 Ubae bag
f bic efpaiaeu NerIafs per &mp esdcn 3u fen bauhe.
Deutf9e sir rmeu ais &s ferenjtn.
SAL l. Mr. @lds !Spl'er 9p.
@Ielmanz, 5tnri6s s. g.. SIco6 Sesser.
& g. Brdans Il Go (ma23il)