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pom 3,ueen, :rd&s uor BE @ranD 9u,,
eebra&t uup per etlielbsn. .pslupmfatr
werefn fee.1H y, :" r r
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l3iu8siliesu,8uno.n bsr Bfflaa,sn anau
b6ttuy fcpSsrpo ys,tt rie ~Yaiai pu(,lbsn
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1prlfrn. :lup alautt 6s. tob aneers 3.ue'
niGf PIE Aptlaa. snirdfIen pupeu. 10
lmaA e. fol&r s5ulailtn. +>,r:4".. -
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t,e pie. yH'&I ets prosecuting Attorney,
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gsbsi n baItsn. Au& iou jsrts MM.
9iito ss Afbsim ba!'tn. b'6 tin 9npiftmsnt
asiuneen. maIeen.. faus pie psr{on, ei. ee
b1Iyilft fly niti IA DaHp,ii~~~ ,..s,.
Rsin Suror bat far ]ttne Bous
uno (.in Oo,um Ssmanpsn N'htni6oh
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dnsetlaet plre. ::
sc. N.: &c.
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mau srlsbsn. eob ras Snitita, ru @ronr
9urp l,insn utiprln9l.6en Qba.afitr
sduAlt6 ps1!orsn unp in cine 9r qui6itons:
anfalt asasn oae 0olf 6b osrmanpsl, bai
DAT po0tbt In zen meileu Gdusn siesni
lid nut eem 0fsntliden NntIdasr ,ul
6onr asbt, ii Elm utbe!, ~ osm Das Sc.
lsB pts meifls 8e1anIa0un6 at3eben. Das
9n1ilut lIbN psrri.nt unisre Dneammunp
msb,, al6 rit Enlonsn. Gle unitr psmisl:
ben unp aebuuesn pur& eo0slbe Dem Bolt
In 70 mun&en Gduen au Sun ten p.e Ja-
nutiemus ,u1 Qoff faueu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
Dte 6imaa3pulttif bes nei.en s..
uaa3mtnttters uno unfere g.
Mnm1Sn


lAvs ber H.'g. ,.panetlejettuuR y
5optel wub mon uon perm We&uI'
louab, eab. It stnt Usrmsbruna tts pa
pieraelefs, au6 msnn iol@e In leins,
Ma@t: Ides. nt&l beeauR'at; oafdr fp1t&I
feline an ras btnonipsrlonol 9srtt,sts
Rers. In wsltsrseis m6Sli&f baleteeRlds
ftbr aur Baa.aabluna aIs stnf Bsptnauna
etr aaAemstnen WobIfabrl beast6nu Ia
uno fernsr (ttn lester &tlob als @bef pes
Slattou albant D.pattemsn,s. nod uslt nj
tfttue Qoneslfon fur &r,i&iuna nsusr ga, ,
ton albanfsn trlbeilt wsrpen fol. .bis It.
mtttslt IA. wts .uisl uon Dem uocb offsnsu
etmitum pur4 &sor9auifsttop bsfsbtnpsr Il
5laate, Banttn oblotbirt miro. &s lisat
aber l&wstIid tn- ben, YIane ess neusn
MiuiRsre, Vie Circulation tes Neetsrunas.
papts10sIpee einiu(&tdnisn, :tbs sps0en
@ettb. rur& sine Rsfo,m CO Dinanams
ftus uu1 mttItR mtttIdttftt TifoI0f, tim
p,s, Qolpss beosulsnD Ldbsr arid, II,
rsnu untsr psn asasnrdui9sn Detbdl,ni(,
len t5nneu, ptr mob tstue &i,epIanone.
Mi,t.I sntbsbren. Daaeaen eQtfte 6ur
MeQugo 4ab ttnsn 0tS fnpen. Ger MIN
i3sns p.rtbtu Bsrbs(Inuna Der 9aluta
purdb Bilpuna emo 4mort,iattona Eonos
8or(aub "a letfsu. lomtt psm 8erfsbr rts
l,tnAtuse Mdnas oQndtIia wttosL ju3u.
flbrsu. Madt etn GIfo|a lol&u Wab.
reestu olsbanu, ttnsn 1bstl ets jsbt etreu.
ligenpsn papt raslcts sntbebt!t&, 10 rps.>
psn. pts idnaf tsmsrft. >eitStan'sbantsp.
lpdtsr rts Ratioua!banfsn ltbrs Notsn Elm.
|Atetsp -ml0tu, bod RtstsFun9s. r ppapitr
|(eltA absr wttp AUD na& Btsp'r,ufnab. b.
me rer Baaraablune tas bsltsbteRe Sir.
euIatiousmI bIeibsn. =. =. sa@
Wus ane,rsn Con jsetur,n lter; tie ppn
6uru @e&uaoupb stu,ufbtoA,ncs Yolts
Lit, nomsnlIib lbsr Dim.n6ehspa Gorm
mt, Bdbruns f0"ftfar:Ank,bsn, snibsb.
frtu rtphwstttn iser Bafs. eenn rts ,0t;
fal,uua ter aGasmstnsn 0rbabniGe ape
lpte b6b. oss S,sufrtGrl.aasapslpen pos
|fat, naep,bsne Fin. ;Au&r Htssss s,ebt
fraaltb, Oh ete Rest,runa llr'4gGhe g..
n6tbipt pirD, BON Der; janafs tsbaIttnsn
8pllma@s. 600 WtQieuen, Degp.ls ,putd
I4nleibe auflutHnefn. @skrss6sei 3ns.
6eu. Naap:m bsrs 3Sag Qesl tne erho!b
| tet ON g. -pr 81. b,snps!sn. s sBp&sn. ptfr
|95l Wtltsnen PeQars I 34i0ptQts spbH
aottontn ploetrl bat, gsL&e 81oetn. penn
nt&t sr6bi,nltslls aIR goptYlpIs 4 Anlase A.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
isetpltn~ Der YebeeIer'icbsn
oaaerte, -bi- Glutbt Der
0eb. Zen aus SpiilMubit,.

! Der Ridmono n@bip" trtna' stn
"@b,r1o't'. q g., een %. Bst1 eo'i't
@orr.(ponrtnj. msite 70 t"form'l.nr oIt
.,heiurnp IN. Disfelbs fdiIrt1, nit les
T y IN Turtsn rtt AnsR, ~ In Sdr "a
ro!tna Dor sbsrman bersfdt unc asb
ronn uuf ois J;u9t Get Mttusn :. us So
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sfiiss tee austmttnm 0ammtts, uni
G|ents atefttn, fdtn dt :ou: ~
Dr& bic itlimmRt Setu, rtar tis fol-
aene:. Gfu. Nblbttluna BON Mbislu'e
aov otlsrtt, Aufammt rsn CH,tsrtnsfNI In
liz Slaet. iu6 ob uno trad e1nn 70 (pae.
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aross tin unv ROUTE 4. aug, Barar'
10 , ,ten fsusrlsn ouf etf 8urld, uni
ri,ben Il, fou. Gins oner' Ponee per
nt'b eu proicbmari1o0 NIT ltin,t Budt
uuarohnt 'bmdtmte#~4f> r't 6<u
(brtd.n un,tsr UNI es asapo itnm~ nod
mtbrns ydetn ousAuIssr'n. '0e h.'bt 10:
oar. eos susi cts(sr loasnonultn' adpaur
r'ftn ptRoten ouf Gen. 6auptcH, o|s si
lis on rsr pilnp,tuna ,tnee 4arsne bin
ct1u woute, assoafu baten unr itin 0ttsn
terrebsn. .,6eun fann u an eitfs Ndute,
100 Wsilen pon Columbia tnif,mt Gin
gtarlomt) nit ibrtm ytaubf eu1d pis
Sns6enj paraeiren ,(sbtn. Gle fdnnsn
ft rorum let6t eenfsn.2 COZ uu(sre Bdr
asr Ii.bu eh yantess op,r ssn Isuftl
isItft fommen itbsn. als stne partbte rst
oepo hien Wbeelr'idsn GouaIl'rh. Die
Barbarstsn, wsItb. pou etntern rieisv &srl,
p,rlbt wurptn. nsrrtn ote snlitba'b ae>
fdilpert. ~e'btn. Duib,t unp @'ldits
ltoiei," ps,rroaen ilh MID mi, rsr @;esn
mar, pit(sr v9ertbsiefasr."
Doc ouatmsint @sra6t faat. tab Sbn.
mons NtbaueIuna en 8araer unp. re
priua ateia.nfbums ibonsnb unr rddf&ls
po0 aep.fen fttn (ou. ,r' n:
Die S<tnen auf Der Gi(enbdbn f6ansn
fun Qe(atIe'rt rtrrsn. Ssrs @ea' POTION
mar dterfl4t NIT GIldtItnptn. uou esnsn
bic einen OUT ctt anrnn> obffisasn, um
In rsr Na@batiduft sine "mpo'drt 81
RuatsRaue Al Rprrn. 3ponsta Gifen'
babn,0as tqgnn biu.ts sinanrr btr. un'
Ter 6aufen pom Cpd, &ol,, 6ui(tbdht'|nI
Refun, BntVua ,e. faup man Nsn(d n
aefau.1t unp- mituutsr Rants Eomiltsn'
B.t Dinsboroo oaab ,s, sthsn 3u(ommsn'
ffurA lbulapsnsr Baaaons uno 'tne 60
comotioe lttf pom ben S6f:nsn: Gin 10
Rlnptasr Aufenlbalk~uurp, corur6 otr
uIfa@t, Gin BfIi6l pom NabMsefs
Bdnots uhp 4pi1tf ,Gorarnalicn. Donn:
cine lanoe 0d&t 'obnf hoIs ,um bsi;'n:
obns Dafftr une otnt 5dtiiad. 3'tn
Duesnlao unp.n ped BON Niditesn Sbob
amtsmo momftlI.n. u, In fbtn No@ibatiltn.
mtt tbl.m unesfdmm''n 6aar, tbt,u 6st.
len. i&ldfrtern Huatn. itr'n f&'oii,rnrsn
@!tteIn uro t,tnre6sas lo6'n W|t,nsn
nt&ls m.nfp'r ols rsi,,ur srf&ierfn. A12
Dae,nlor unq qfn roll ttteaeaffapaenH
y,n't,s fonstn mI.,en III eisfs Sten,n
bfn.in lrdfiigs unt0ntAtfduA<'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
M. HerZberg IL. Co.

M. Herzberg u. Co.
s,,,,u ,b,,u ar,anb,n sus t.n pusltu I'm Ausn.nsn s
fur ettss.is:a ssssHS nss1u ~ 'Hss" y
a. ssa.Isna tit da SAT ae Ct ssti vi. .ssrn htr,s'
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j. .:.;1srtft> Waa,rtr
estkae., btteksuA sat -. -
N Deeatnes, @rtne". alpotta'.
WdntfI; @hawls unp, Balmorals
Hrb,ss b, nrs.a sesseru 1.raanss"- D..
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:, laAssstr tss rtasxs qtea gasFaS. III
~, uu,,r. ~ ,r,u ,,,tta ,na.saa 70 6as rse.msse
bltts N itsulissn p.sds ~ 'eF'assa II" Sese@ ~ s''
'ss Bs ssIsssm sas st.u o,fass iattu VT stf&t ''a
ii =. - M. 6tr,t.ta u! Goy1 -.
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lJRstr'ps'tsan ohe.
.. SIR. 46rr;ua une 1beo. Meterien:
tnt eersauftr In ansreur osfadf' st4ss'ous'aDee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-18
TWO WEEKS LATER
Foreign News!

The bark Ou5rora. D. Hemps!ead. master. OF tine
Hawaiian Packet Line. arrived Oh Tuesday morning.
Il days from San Francisco. bringing tie New York
mails Of Dec. 3 aud January 5, villa San Francisco
dates to January SIsr.
Tc.egruphic dates by her are to January 9th.
For two or three days previous 10 the Oawari's de
parture. the wires we're down.
The Oa,grr9 had a long passage over from this
port. having arrived a, san Francisco on the 10Th
q days passage.
The news is interesting, and if the peace rumors
are at all reliable. it Is important.
Fort Fisher, which commands the entrance to
Wilmington, has been captured. This puts an end
10 5luckaie-ruuning
Gen. Sheridan, who has been so successful in the
Shenandoah Valley, has been transferred 10 the
James River TO take charge OF Gen. Meade's division,
the latter having been relieved for some cause not
stated.
Capture Of Fort Fisher.
NV YouK. Jan I--Fart Fisher IN. c. was
capfured by assault January l5rh, after seven hours
fighting. Our loss was about i've hundred.
The Redmond Wing OF this morning contains the
following The uuwelc-me news u the tall Of Fort
Fisher, commanding the entrance 90 Gaze Fear river,
vas made known this morning, and occa-iouei \
sensation Of profound regret The capture Of the
fort = equal &C. the closing of the harbur o.. Whining
ton bv the euemy's feet. Il J. situated about IS
AhaN1 ANN.N N.N ~ ~. - '.N "a. AA H.HATE va AhE
eutrauce 90 the river. is fall viii prevent, in future,
the arrival and departure " a'rc>aie runners How
tar this reverse may prove iGj Irous 10 cur cause
remains 10 Ue seen. A. present W regard II a. rather
an uu'grtuu1f-, fn.u e disastrous event
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1.-The ntracs co Fort Fisher
commenced 90 Friday, when the GTcogs we're success
fully landed General Terry commanded the troops,
who occupied the entire width Of the peninsula. en-
tire'y cutting the farr IT from Wilmington, y c.
During The Commandment cf F.rt Fisher Two heavy
hfi-~U inch guns Uur-t on tine monitors.
HE4UcUAur-Hs FEDERAL POINT, y c, J II. IS
/ have 20 report jast Fort Fisher was carried by as
sauIJ this afternoon and eseuiug. by Gen amss'
division and the = brigade Of the lst division Of the
Twenty fourth Army Corps. CALAMITY aiiei by a bat
talon n marines and seamcu from the navy. The
assault was r.ece:ei By a heavy J5uiblrdment from
toe fleet. The 1t brigade OF Ames' division, under
Curtis. soon effected a Judgment upon the par4pet
bDr e.! possession Of the works vas not obtained
ungl 11 o'clock ? night. The behavior 90 the oficers
an men VS. ,8,sf 4ImsraaIe-
ALI earks 20 the south o. Fort Fisher arc now &c
eupiea OF our troops. ne have not less than 100
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Inc PRESIDENT directs the Undersigned 10 perform
the painful duty OF announcing 70 the people Of the
United States that Edward Everett, distinguished
not more by learning AMI eloqueuce than by unsur-
passed and disinterestei labors Of patriotism at n
period Of political disorder. departed this life az four
o'clock this morning. The several Executive De-
p~artments q the Government will cause appropriate
honors 10 be rendered TO the memory OF the deceased.
al home aud abroad, wherever the national name and
authority are known. ". II. SEWARD.
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slavery Abolished in Missouri and Ten
nesSee-

Governor Fletcher issued a proclamation declaring
Missouri "a free State, IN accordance with the eHsn-
cipaiiou ordinance passed 5y TN STATE Convention
\ Nashville dispatch sty, The Constitutional
Convention unanimously passed resolutions declaring
slavery forever abolished lui prohibited throughout
the State; also = resolution prohibiting the LsSj>la-
tu.e trum recognizing the right OF property N man
and farbiiIing II from requiring compensation 20 De
made 70 oSners; abrogatiug the declaration Of STATE
independence and The military league made in 1881
win the Crufelersfe States. AMI all laws aud orii-
usuoes made in pursuance Of them.
The Union Convention, in rs session nominated ".
G. Browulow for Governor by ~acclamauon.
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European Intelligence.

Dates are to the 2lst ult.
Captain Corbett, who commanded the Sea King,
alas Shenandoah, has been committed for trial on
the charge Of violating the Foreign Enlistment Act.
It Is asserted that the Emperor has nominated
Prince Napoleon : Regent OF the French Empire. in
the event u Ms death.
The ,,eauec Coluu bia. from Liverpool for the
West Ildie>, sank OF Brest, France. Ihirty-one
lives we're los,, only ,hrss being saved.
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DenIh of Eduard EKercn.

B0sroN, Jan l5.-Eiward Everett died this morn
ing al MS residence. on Summer street, Ill this city,
Of n~pop,e1y, aged seventy years and nine months.
The following announcement has been Furnished
tor generEl pubNcatiun
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Mexico.

Ai7ices from Mexico = he 2sth Of December show
that the Republican troops are still giving the In
perillis,s plenty 20 10. Berwe-n four and FIVE thou
sand Of the Emrerar's soldiers were defeated oy the
Republicans nj Eta. Ir- reported defeat Of the r.
pub.icans under Or,ega i uuHuuiel. throughout
at S.uiheru Mexico me surr.Tier~ Of Ju1-ez are
very active. In one town The Imperial garrison has
revulfei aud put the Project 10 death I'D joined the
Republicans.
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HTN.No

~ glvdsA nsll ia ,ssds4 aish baa osBoH ~
!. ..-.sAI ~ il..ON 30 vac llll.A slier w
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AnArgument Reversed.

OF the colorcd population, 364 pei
cent. arc mulattoes. This progeny OF
self: convicted licentioumcss proves,
bytimplieatiop, the illegitimacy OF al
least an equal proportion of the pure
blacks for it is not to be supposed
that the negressos practice more yir.
tue toward tlicir own race than to.
ward the whites. ..--Nw York World
And by parity of reasoning, "this
progeny proves, by implications the
illcgitimacy of at least IN equal pro
portion of the pure" whites, "for il
Is not to be supposed that thev slafe.
holders "practicc more virtue toward
their own race than toward the
blacks.-- Chicago Journal.
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Tho pryT TTortuCYs, u.

In speaking of this dcsolnte place,
10 which the four conspirators DR..
Mudd, Spanglcr, 0 Laughlin and Ar
mold are to be confined instead or tie
Albany Penitentiary, the New Yoik
Times says 1t ia n secure prison on n
barren reef. n few miles beyond Key
West. No visitors can reach their
place of confinement, except hy spe.
cial permission of the Government.
and there Is, absolutely, no chance OF
escape. a more suitable spot for the
incarceration Of these eonspirators
could not have been selected. and tile
change will commend itself to every
impartial judgement. The solemn
Tolls Of tho waves of the gulf ,gthe
silent md even ghostly air. or rather
want OF mir, on these lifclcss coral
reefs; the absence of every living
thing save the nlbatross and the
shark, "tlie blneIaboye and the blue
below" in one unvarying monotony,
save the unfrcqucnt visit of the hurri
cane. which only adds terror to des-
olntion, all these may family picture
the far, seaward hons of those to
whom the law and the Testimony
have denied the boon of death.
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An Eastern editor says that anian II
New York got himself into tronIJ,
by marrying two wives. A Western
editor replies by assuring llis co
temporary that good many men had
done the same tLlng by ii,arryingone
A Northern editor retorts that auits
number Of lliisiscqtaihtnnces found
trouble enough Al BY barely promising
TO marry without going any farther,
A Southern editor says that friend
OF his was bothered enough when
simply found ip company with anoth
or mans wiic. VIZ
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aeffersrnian
TERMS
900 pER ANNUM IN-ADNl,NCE-
TM1sssaII,ssG' i afiss5 n n n

sAioyA Tennc cssscan. Deatoti, had
heen kept in prison until he wns near
~ dead and quite out Of his mind
then wns taken out TO be hanged.
"Cuphart and " arden Wilihy han,
ricd through the dreadful affair as IL
IL were nuyh ordinary engagement
and thc seouttrcl Detective glowercd
on tho prisoners, who had been invi
ted to witness the execution, as II he
regretted very hiivl, tIist licTonl,I
not perform the sand nnfable Soalce
for them lgse .fAsN ~ 4
.'fhe cstimabIc twain having 1,orht
Deatou-to the.scnffold, released thei1
hol,to ofllim and told him 10 stand Sup
Theg then descendcd, and ordcrssl !
ansuntlcrling to pull tIeytlrop. The
fellow lad his hand upon tile rope
whca the coptain look ed around witI
q ghsstly,- half.idioiie smile, muttcf
cd something, nnd sat down on tiit
scafold. OLD CaplAtt flcw mp th,
ecatiold again, andSsbalsine Denton
with great fury, while his cracked
hnu WFy NOiCc pOufcu iOtlrIn CURSES
upon the allL--,l Yankee son Of a11l,n
called.Wily again 10 His assistance
"0nce more Deaton was held up;
and that time he turned upoa them.
and smiled with soft, sweet express
sion that trans6gured his whole face
All the old, unsettled look fed II
Courage, love, pity, tgenispn came
back TO him. Hctricd TO nerve him
self TO stand The Officers released
him--as he seemed TO desire. He
staggered and would have filleh had
they not caught him. fThe uiomcnia-
ry inspiration passed his head drop,
ped; Q half groan, half sigh cscap,
cd'him.! fIlnrry, l,:irry? cried out
Caphart, in his harsh, broken tones j;
the dr-d Yankee will ldic in our
armsif you don't hang him quick T
"The drop fell, and the loyal Ten
nesseean was swaying in f.lie aif,
struggling with death, nnd Istrug
Cling hard.p & NJ IA " II