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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
'N~tw.yori, "a. Gsbr.

Ntm.yori, "a. gstr.
Die R,t.aen, @rmu UNI @n.rsbats tnum
,iblt $4,000 Wiann.
De Nldrt6t DON Dem Sat QtaEls0ons brad
I, ss:ehs 6 III uttiaun9 In p, Rsbsaen Mrmse.
dc Sclpa.n .erflarsn rftn, bat Ne BE Arnnse
p,,lo0,u wpu.n unp See bat stn, jat!retAe6arbe
btn,er fttnen Qinttu a%ufFeasn n iTsn. um BE o.
f,rt,uye auhubatrn. Du Cif'isre Der Nsbsdrn
N1mef fprs6en fh aud cftn labin aus, bab IS
NIT aQen @usRtisn ~ Gnbs fit. unp Die arup.
pen btfutunn trcb aasr Rabns munafn ess's
baufsnw;ft, .tntse nab BEN @oresr, anbsrs
na6 itnr 6etratt.
0oup Bance uon Nort-@arolino btttst In Il
n.r N%rctamatton tas 0clt f'bent! d, 3u ben
@afsn ~ stlfn, UNI ebe'man's @1mss ~ osI-
uthtsn.
Gt@nttnnatt. "a Debr.
Dos 61us bn Rtntudp Qtaislatur W.
s.Ren NIT % Sttmmfn Waierttdt bas
Ole 5tlapsr,t usrbistnpe Mmsnb'mtnt lur Der.
5taaten Contribution. (Das flnb naturlth
pon bisftu 5taate lu epartsn.)
SOFT Monrot, "a Gsbr.
@ilm ne,ou fiji am %. Tte @sbsosn lt,bsn
zine Wtnas Bsfanasne uno stnen arobsn Dor
ro,b rp,,tbrc1.r Outr In unfern banesn, psIhs
q. Ia psr gu pt1: 1!u4i " js1fDrn nsr8sGtn
tatteu. ~
81, Gtnna4me Don Bttmtn atom 06srt Grfole
or SHANE a.asn Wttmoub. StHman bat nun
,tne neue YaRs atmonnen, BON Ter aus & 3u'
futren unb Ves6dtfuuasn ~bs3tebsn fam,
Nan u,elnt, pab Qes esjpunasn fetn rtrb,
Rtdmo7b aufauaet.a urb Is bdbt. bot n f6
ub,r Qpuhbura na6 DRt.nne lee obsr &entu6p
,urld,i.b,n pont. Cine ftuu Etoificnen fca,e
iooar in Datsnrsd,s anoslana: fttn unb tie Gr.
pebttton pom Rnoruias aus foQ ss8sa fe abSe,
fanbt ruortsn {etn.
Gtnttnnatt, "a. Usbr.
Ran,tntu pom 6lben laGen auf gorbs.e4.
tunoea ~ elmer brsfa6en Expedition nah Ala.
bona unp Rsa,6tppt fhlttbsu. ndmit& etne Or.
~pebittcn unter 9tomab Son, Rorben Der, stne
Don BidsburA lbsr 9a6fou unb stne BON Tsufe'
|eela vntsr 9anbs.
aew.gsrl. 81. Gsbr.
BON 9amsS Glua ntrb s~eu,slDet, boe Gen.
eee ra& Dem Slesn abatsappsn IL, um es Ont
Irottouen asaen sbsrn'an ~ ieiten uub BAT q
aee SobnNon I'm aomu,anec iter Rt&unonb
upb Hsisrstura aela6sn bat.
ia lette1 SdmRaa feH stn etrd6tIt6eIz tttl
l>er at&nonbsr 9rsppsn mad bsm 6aDen mar.
if6ist feis aatee SEuypeuabtkeilnnsfnt Ihfn
hntes Marf6oIbrs. - -.
'Dsfs,su,e ssri&rn. bat St6msnb nnh 81.
ifeY1tIr6 n pentatn 9a9en iDtfbtn Serduuut tDtr'
ten. HaAa ale a.tinsrte 4fet bere!ta- son Htte.s'
bra r.aasfGaft porben unb sur 70 Stel Jurdd
aelaasn, ais n6ttis III. ~ -straS ,,etepsg ~
npa6,n. e,e tate ben afnuo6nsrn btfoSleu,
aaen 9atal unb fesatss pssttpsus eaasn u
Il e0Sieynen.> y
0,f1tsa'. ssmasn tae1ta IN st'os'4t4atte'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

q eert 1eNafr u. Sorpau's IN.

~ 3tit Weytatr Y. Soroau'6 An'
jsise.
~ Sic telesrapbit&en Na&ri&ten
(lno obnt bsonrsre Dt&hefstt. Chr.
mons unp Shofelp's Arms.n (oQ,n id
ON u. Vsretnt9t taben. WbH nur cine
(sbr unbs0tmmt e prtuatnadridt ltset In
rtsiu Batsbuns uur. Gin @erldt. pos
@beatbam oeer 6tQ 5000 Mann BON
Sbsrmon's Truppsn an, "a. brt Mlton,
q. g., 9efanaen aerommm babs, uurient
taum Beo&tuna. 5000 Wann IcRsn fd
Mot 70 Iei&t esfanaen usbmsn. llnb pte
ioQte 6iQ opu Gbsaibam cine %bspsutnpr
Mrmse portbin babsn c%unrsntrirsn f6nntn?
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
II fttpm.

Dsr Lntestt&nsn IA %eeptatt.. ~fols:n.s @tssnhdatt
ON BleiioR osn 10. MdrA 1865.
ron 10 utr T''reeus an. aat ,. o. Barring. esmu IL. plos
tn SladoanI u sn!luteu:.
4 pfnos,'2 8ube, l Woesn, @draudtb bs.
Itsbsnb, IN 9u'I'uatorf, YHuse Gaasn. S6aufsl.
rllse,' II 9%t'asnR5ts &C., fcp.s bous. uni
autta9adtt unp .0ObtilI en- cen Wr!ftt:.
tsntsn IN 3frniltns n Nuerrn.
8so'naungen 9aar.
+. 6amann.
+. @b!1, M%ufttonatcr. 2,nw
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

Sic Bauferolr BID. Die in r.r Bans
frolt,Y,u Zen @uiaisb5fsn uerltsbentn
Bsfugn,0e Nnp du6uf 0renae uno eorauf
,ers&n,i, Rem unsbrlthsn Srulpnu ot3u
'4redtu, su Dsm 0e(ss feline 3uFu&t au
,sbnsn. UNI 6b G@u letner S&ulpsu unb
0ertinplidfrten ~ enllsriaen. St bat
1d tn or srfsn Snfunl stnr ido,ftn
nnr asnousn u%n,riudun9 1sinn fribsren
B,(ddfte ~ %:"terwe'ftn. uno feline Gr't>
o0uno miro nidi bsm,d'at, oesr, psnn fix
aua bfmiu,at m'rp. unadltta >ftin:
/. Dsnn er tr1sno stntm G;!!duof9u
vor (sinem Banfnrolt fraenb sInen barns
a,rtfhen @orsua atatben Bat.
2. Wmn tr siusn faIfden Nuswete
ubu (stn Gt0sntbum Ses,bsn bat.
3. Wtnn It ttntn lbei! (sinss BsFb'
lbums pfrbamlidt bat.
4. W.nA It btmiHt bat, ea6 lreeab
pas Don (sinem &ipentbum auf Grteu'
.t,n 0enou1msn puroe.
5. Benn er treenb dns kinsr st.
iadft6t14u ss1a5u oeer osftlmmelt bat.
6. @enn er (tin Giasntbum ouf iraenb
eine %bslrdsutids Dstle vni9tntt bat.
Z. Denn {. iraens einsn She'll iefnse
GiesnIbums In Bses 90 6ojaroipte!eS
per'eren bat.
8. Dsnn IT %sueeaebsn. eus cine fin
atue Shulp unIsr (sinsm Banfe,ott bs
pieitn nu1be.
9. @snn e. BE 3uaimmuna truene
zines @ldubtaers 3u (tnu GreiloHuna
tur@ pstunidrs B%utnau6uupsn erlanet
bat.
10. 8enn e. f6 iraeno tinss Bttruef,
mfl6sr~ bu rpabrsn 4bRdt pes 0elsBse
3uwtonlaufl, (duIeia asmadt bat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
W60eutuWer Mnrttbertht
il1 ben .Ctmcfrat' bnt6tt
DON Ietb d, q u. 60.
Dftes oss .Dsmetratsn".

~ W Vto .OsH|oIIultU
Muipc6. |. Wara 1865.
Dir tabsn In BstrtG unferss Dilritss penta
III bsrihten, Wettsr unp @eee noren In foItsm
3uHanr,, bog aQ,r 9t1tsbr NIT btr um9eaent
aet,muA par, tnfcie. b" 0nb tte @et,eies
0o,ra.bs In Narite IL ju(amne "a 5sfhmcl.sn,
bas au5.nblidl,a aa1 fttn Ysrfiuis Natfnbsn,
prrtfe inb nolntnsu. Dir s~;f1brtn, ba6 bab IN
Ibteoeo etue quite Ra6iraa. fur M.bi Rliffntu.
uel&e i& auf stns 8ebuttt0n Der Dradtprstfs
arunpet. @st,,n II Elm paar Gents asftsa,n.
storm III 3tsml,h f.R. pafsr III ebenians ftR bet
e,was H.t9una lusa @teiaen. 0trns bletbt febr
hau. 90 lanae be @6ifiatrt nt&t ,pteter ee
odnet u. Gnb ttns ausfdten auf cine Msnbe-
.una In BIN pretteu 81 rbanpeu.
Das Gts I'm Nlufs beetsnt nun burG1utre-
d.u unb Der @e.fsbr NIT st. eouts mtrp talp
wtsbr sr0fnet uerbsn.
@etr.tbt> Marft.
M.tL SIN Wbolsfals b,'m 81 81 40;
In Yaptufddsn $780,. tn "8ul" Sc. 80. @e
tail be'ra Sat $3.50, tn @apterfdden s 40,
In ,,8ult" $3.50.
@.ta.n. 70. l s1.2o une Re.. 2 $l.l2.
@erRe. 500 VS. $l.05.
Rorn. so bts So Gents.
safer. 40 bio 81 Gents.
-$tp. prat.ts SO; E.uaeibs- SIS.
Sartoffsln. IS Sc 95e. PEI exfttt.
6ola. 81 bts So VI Gorb.
Sobltn. a. bts zoe per 8ufbel.
8otu.n. Wees. $l.25 SIC s .35.
3wtebeln. 81 S..
Butter. zoe. Wis 25e.
9t.r. 20 BE 25s. per Dustnb.
e0wetne 9e&la&tst $l0.50 btS $ll.60
@olb - 33.OO.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
@ubttors Of6es, SeIpa, I
Tea mn{ned CtS sErhr IRIS (

WuDtfore OfHce, JotDd,
Dss W0tnfs, 25. Jebr. 1885,
G. rtrb !!ermlt bsfdsinist. bas am %. Geb.. 1865. en
betancrsnn Ssri6t In ti.fsr Cffes ~t,pontrt pures. ne6rr
Ten 9uaans Der Nor,b amtrteau Gt.e Sufuraves Goupaas.
Ioetrt In Rsu BORT, I'm = taas Rem uorl, am 81 ,Dasubsr
1856. uatuen. MISUNDERSTANDING NIT ben Ssatumuaeei
s,us 0sfsses hf @snsrol. WGemble hs Gtaates Sswa. h.
.tt,ly. ,.GiG Nft In 8e,us anf 9erGberunss' O..
{ ufdoft.H'. ~e.nsbmtst an %. Sauuar. 1857 uub etusm
ait ,ur Whsn struns b.Hslb,n. ~senelmtet am 9. G'br. 1858
unb sta,m ut In 9.us af asbtns.g erR&trnus g. sfea-
faafuu, etut. mtst an II. Wdri 1852; bae s~tfastsr 0nt&s
auspsa, sa6 befas,s @tfsuf&aft ba' srfOssssIi&s 8asltat
bsRtt. uns baasIte s~sfesmds's anesIsst bat.
Sbiat 0sfsufdaft IA babr aut0rtart 8GR&uunss.os
(&dfte In ttfem etaatt w tbuu, In ltebsretu atmmsus mt
ben etaatssfeten. bs Jun 81. San. 1866.
O. pirs fs.nsr ssf&stntst. sae R etmpfen, 4. q. sss
Tassnp,rt, soa Der gsftnf&aft bsssu ssfssIt&eu atsntss
nab esamtsn, as strsu assns fir es'ft Guxutv' erassss
10. nit Beama&t bafelbf gsrA&srunes-1t III ~
mt hr gefsaf6afs Dor ben 0sri4Eea ~ sertse-
IN. febalt It tef Sim Glsrt br DtafNtSssuts elus Gsyts bss
n stsftr 0fate ntssrssl,s.a Hsrt&tsS eubdnstst. % ~tss
,ror kadtts., sot sttsss cine essrsus gosts b" ~ss{sstss
6utait5 10.
T, g But B.s'austsune b,asn babs ID metne unterf6rtH
- ~ uns 1a.sassa bhr t~esetass an oben bdsstm fas.
.. n. 0utott. etaats- auhtfst.
UamusI u. Npres, Dsputs. lD,usaS
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
x 0enerol .Brout IN %p{eberbcli

% 8enerol .@rant If %miebnbcIt
nit etnsm aewaI'tssn Risien prslt&sn
morren, Der Cen See nit silunsr GauN ftn<.
-baltt| Ntt Dem Befbaltsn i&stnt ts:in>
of nt6t pfel"auf f6 III boben., Denn
ned ousn oosltso,neen Nahti@ten bot
See ntdt nur>etuen Ebdl {siusr %rm.s q.
aen Sbuman a%eianpt. (~onc.rn >ma&i~ 81
ld au6 btreis. Fen, @rant fd au. empfsb.
len unb tbm ro6 lsers Nidmonp iu~ laf1 en-.
9eItete ieBt ein anpsrsr Wann, olS @.ont
]eIbf. pte Sptrationen bd Ridmonp, 70
marcs @rant apeifslsobne esnielben aue
'osu Dient la0tn. r~
Wit Der Bsleeuua oes aerdumten rid
monrs III .uns uenta. a~sct,nt. DIE Nuf
'abe. Die Grant III srflQsn BAT. ii Die,
BE Nrmee Sees wsniafsns Fem 'Sbuman
pom Gals ~ balter. Da6 Gntfommsn
Sees nit (siner Mrmee mtro fdon cine
lonae protrubirun0 ot6 Rrttnes sur Golee
boben, iouts IS rem See nod aar eeltnaen'
'stne lruppen auf Sbuman III wufsn.
10 bat er BEN .9emets aeltefut, ca6 Grant
N 8sralet1 NIT tbm bod I'm @runre nur
in @suerol oe6 3ufaus If.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

BtulttotU IIUc
MRbauer Sobn
Bun3 Claus
Bremsr 3turt9 2
Bolte Grlspsrt1
Baum PsnrV
Buff 6ennp
Yunee Mu8uf
BanSsn Sur8sn'
Slaufea Nnorsas
0laufen 8 .
9tbn Steiner
4blers Yaul
Gblers Aue Grtsb
Toreaeorf Jim
Ttnbolot @us
Cob SD6ann
Boltf6 Soadiam 2
Stlebetn Ybiqtp
31malb W 3
!6sin 6ans
6aaeen Gb1s
5ufasnf.n Tftb
J~aien Aug
&tboeu Deter
8r0asr Soa1im @
8ortum &pr,Nton
8spfsr Grisbsrtt
&lfeumader Wtna
xtntotot &ug
eotb Qbrifian ST
Camp Grte6ert4
M01sr 3tsmann.
Warts Ba,tfoldme
Medlen burg Sobann
Weter Sobann Stnr
Marttn,en 9tnr
Ntsmann Soa
.Stto Grnf
4lolt Detlsr 8
@lousn petet'
Ystn Ysnr
Ytentne &cwarb
Nunee Msmus
Rstfieis CLAUS
Rpbtf Trsbsrtc.
Rlf6 Mt6 Treeertdt
Rotoe .RrS M:B "
H5nfeIbt Grtt
$&'ot 9sfepb
@.oltsnosre 9en!V
6tud Sceob .
Sonds 6ans
Eonder 3ans
5tult 6enrp
Stabl @so,se
@droosr s 8
S6r6bsr maraaretbo
5trud Trtsbsrt6 y
56n6ttn9 y
5ltnfs 6ans
5tatl 3snrv &
S6nestlctb So6tm
Sisbsmunn 6ans
t. I'm 6lns
s 6
Bog Wrs 8
c@1itt 6ans 2
@anel&usis,, &bar 2
.arnebolb Qbae
Weteemann g
3ornte pans
g. 81 Il
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

lUJlSS VuVS" WAtVSs &OV0 VuVIu VIZ
Bultnu Offeftfrn unb ni&t uinpsr un.
fsrs Nuf&Iu6 Aattatoren ben, Buuee nt&t
ouss fur 8otwaltfe asmaat. nell ct pom
Oct "Aetton" fern esbltebsn! Run &C.
Rsbt 81. .. : tsmurd esrapnu, poe ss
feline @bf&t pspefen. BIN Buno fern ~
bol'sn. unD OFF sr feline be(oneun @1dnpe
ooAu asbobt'
SECT beetnnt Der Salsisr 6d su ldftsn.
rsr 00sbada IA uufp0ossu, rts Aet.urs
ai&etnsu auf ru 8lbns ..... Dte f&lss.
mia ~bolRstntf&e Grbfola. "A In cine pana
|&tsfe SteQuna eebro&t ,porpsn. Das
rtdttse Gorum aasr Snfaua III Dot ousn
Dinasn cas 9ano (tltR. Das 9ano bat
nun bnsttd Dor lan8sm fttusn Nusfpru&
aeban IS sat Istnen als r@tmdeie an,
trfanntsn Reasntsn proelomtrt, tbm ae.
bulpt9t, unp leIbf Die @ro6md&te battn
tn Der eoneunr &oufusn, I'm Gtnusr:
ifdncntb nit Dem Bspoumddlteten pss
reut(bsn Bunps5 rem prrclamtusn Gan.
oseberrn pas Yrdoteat oss Bsfbusdtiotsn
auertennen m0Gsn. @snn (ol6s Ibat1a>
den nt6t sur @onfattruna stnee aalltaen
VeiWtftsIs 0en0Rtn, wenn rsf1en uneta&.
tet rh Nsatsruu8 unter frempberlt@n
Mutoritdt atubt wtrp. 70 wtGsn ptr ntdt,
no In cer @elt Rtdt unp Oronrne ~
(u&sn uno ~ fuesn n. @obsr bont
&6nta Rarl 9obanae auf, ben f&wtbti&sn,
mobn bat 85nte 2eopo!p ouf Den bslai>
.(aen. wobu 86nts @eors auf ben 9rte.
&tIden abron (etnsn &s@tstth ones1s
ats uunber Babl unb Sttnu1e pss 0oIts ?
uno no BE 0oIfsRinme nit Der Qsetlt>
mttdt unp NIT Dem stnftmmtatn Dotum
sablret&u peutl&er SprudeoQeetsn au.
(%ammenfaat, ba loQen pteie ~Gaetortn fdr
ntats e3dblt mnb.n2.:. Wan rdnst
oaruuf, oab pas Bolt BON S@l.smie,
Dolfetn, psr Nusddta hf.tns snplole Ser
i&tsppuns 8tasndtsr d& III oIen 'tptQia
Rnosn lai1ea wetoe. Dts provtnelal' Co..
refponpens BAT es uns tisfsr 'Ia9e nit
cirren Borten b%srausat(aQt: MIR miQt.
aen ntat ,eber in Elm Dtfnifpuu, als bts
mir oQss. errsfdt baben, pos ptt ale in
unferem Sntut6e 9eleQen tro6ttu. Nu6
ctele Mui6t tonn une tur&aus nidt
8euBen uno. nitotrtaltsu fam
man unfer Redt, sernthisn fann man es
obne unlere Mttwt,iunp."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
Deutibe 8rtefiffe 30. 3.

9.tsfe. uel&e anabseforbsrt In Der poaoiFee
III Dapenport. Soma. am "a. Bsbr. 1865 ltesen
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

pu.tss We4e snslkf mstu pony (stuI.). "a 8 S.br OF,
tu7tdLslun. unb auf hem Widen { wat soa 9atid atbrtd,.
DER etslsIte ~tstst.t,e. etr nat utist. ms ID IL Ruts, srbal,
ostss es'aBnuna.
@'oro 81.
23fl gDtuw 2r S.rase. natt Bip,Y.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

&berIs Marttn
Brand 9,prth'
9ubman @ltbrtna
Bdfsr 6srmann
Bartf3sr Saeob
Bornbolt 6en1p
Bltesmann 5ttn,t4
Gorb Qena
&ori panolsna
Datms Jim
Gdmann Warr
Gtstt 8 Narstrstta
Sol 6ans
@raf s 81
3olB &brlftan
Panlsn Sngwsr
6ab Narta
5aans 6ans
Sureenfen s
Ssftn 6ans
&rDbnt 6 S .
RnoRmann W,s
Rood Sc
HlRtnmaGsr . i
Qdbe,s 9obn
Yorsasn J,tann 3tn
9afrsh}&
Rmtbt War3
Wubl paul
Rrd4snburg Qtriti1n
glcS s Don
Ntsmanu 4stn- s
pi.per 9ans
Ysisrisn Ds'lsp
Yabl SureeH
plaemanr 5dnrta
Rammslsbere 8
@a6cm Gbas 2
Nuss @uttnst
Hobmann So
RasmuGsn Sotlnn 8
@9ettmeter Dorstbsa
@,eftn 8rt.bsrt6
Gtstl Deier
Shns,tlolb V,ter
Stolterbtre Sobn
@auer SenaB
GdllnS Carl
SbnsstIo,b Itomas
Stlarfcbl Saml
56srieubera ftnrp
@hdfer NuB . u
Str56sr Carol Wars
&6r6psr 8 3
Saneer Carl
di'bemann Sob;
9t,Ife 3 8
8t,wsrf Jrtsbs1t4
@usrbls 9o6tm STR
Wobefe 4ubrsas
Wtiimad pstsr
Wrtttt Rlaus
eIl, poamsintr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
9trbtnblt: i'd n.

:" $e17,s37.~
DsrbtnblthIetten r.
g,t-a az Der a.rtt bid id.tx,, fdats unb zt&t fal.
Zig. ON Gau3tR uub aubtrt Gssbttprtn Iess,
V,rluat otjufirt xub f6nts tttas,
g.,luat asiuatrt urb ut&t f6u9 $s!764 Il
DtsIuas nu& u1&s asiuatrt 1904 81
Us'luRt wd&e fsrnsrer Dswafe btsarfsn fetns.
Gus uSrtsen Gs.tesunssu ssesn biz 0sl,uf3aft 'f!7s1 q
.. 81, 49, %
Dstmll4tes.
Der ctss, 3 .ras .tn.. .tu,t n'u a.ato. *2s. 600 %
DIR arFsts Beirae Der |. Gtuer etabt. Dorfster
Ss.a,r, essr Blvd strasert Drssn sa,f sta. asae.
Bt..as ss tn Capital s,ods, Obts yrefts, ntl&s !
In ttstnb- eiutm aHtsr:u Stdul ale GtHsr.
bel. flt s,pates .Dsrlufs e'pOn:rt 10 shuts!
Yttree Der sr baltsnru prdntsn tn tsu. Staa In
tim nit esm 81. To-. 1864 tnetneta 5ar 53 IL
d. Qbartr ostr Juestp;atipn,-I on File.
Staai Nsm yc,l, r
Qeun.p Zen yolf
8 0. Cl1. prdntsrt unb y. 70 Dlesi,r, Gsiretar ks
y rt Hmn can SIRE 9nf41a,et Company bsf&u5rsu u1h
f,ss aus, j,te fur III, eab DotA.b'ubts tn ,ouadnhiss,
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JNO. A ELLIOTT. Auditor oc S
SAML A. AYRES, Deputy.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-08

SEEING THROUGH WHARF.-THE last mum.
Der Of the Edinburg Reriei0 says: " Cur
rents iD the very bed of a river, or beneath
the surface of the sea. may be watched. as
Mr.. Campbell informs US, by an arrangement
that smugglers used 10 the old DAYS. They
sank their cOntraband car goes when there
was ar alarm, and they searched for it again
by the help OF so called marine telescope
Ii was nothing more than cask with plate
Of strong glass at the bottom. The man
plunged the closed end few inches below
tbe surface. and put his head into the other
end, and then he saw clearly into the water
L e glare and confused reflections and re-
fractions from and through the rippled sur.
face OF the sea were entirely shut out by this
continuance. Seal-huntcrs still use it
With this simple apparatus the stirring life
OF the sea bottom can be watched at leisure
and with great dIstinciness. So far as this
continuance enables men to see the land I'M
der the waves. movements under water close
" resemble movements under air. Sea
weeds. like plants, bend before the gale
fish, like birds, keep their head to the stream,
and hang poised on their fms; mud clouds
take the shape of water clouds in air, i'm
pede light, cast shadows, and take shapes
which point out the directions in which cur
rents flow. 1t is strange, at first, to hang
over boats side peering into new world,
and the interest grows. There is excitement
in watching big fish swoop like hawks out of
their sea-weed forest after white fly sunk
to the tree tops to tempt them, and the6ght
which follows is better fun when plainly
SEEM (vol. i. p. 67.) Mr.. Campbell sug
ges,s plate glass windows in the bottom Of
boat; it would bring men and fish face to
face; and the habits of the latter could be
lemurely watched"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-08

COTToN GROWING N ILLINos-.A gentle
man who has recently been travelling on hu-
siness through Southern Illinois. informs as
that cotton has been quite extensively culii-
waited IN that region this year, with the most
gratifying results He says he saw many
acres ripened and picked, ready for the gin.
the yield per acre being from one to two
thousand pounds, most Of it being OF first
class quality-as good, indeed. as the host
''upland" cotton raised in the Southwest
In Union. Williamson, Perry, jackson and
Saline counties alone, at least one thousand
bales have been raised. and in other counties
where not - much had been planted, the
experiment has proved equally as successful
The cotton, after being picked, l. sent t.
the gins TO he prepared for market Cairo
Is the principal point at winch the ginning
is now performed, but preparations are max
ing fer the erection OF gins at other and
more convenient points. Unginned cotton
is selling for about ten cents per pound.
These facts are of the utmost Importance
at this time. The cotton growing experi
ment has been deemed very doubtful one
IN tins State, but now, according to the in
formn ton we have, it is no longer an expert
ment, hut an established and unquestloncd
success. IL is true that the present season
has been unusually favorable for the safe ma
turing OF the bolls, owing to the absence of
early frosts. But we do not see why i, may
not he just as regular and successful crop
IN Southern Illinois as it is in Western Ten
nessee, which is only little farther south.
At all events, the cotton-growers of Egypt
are fully convinced in their own minds that
they can make the business profitable. and
intend to 90 into it moie extensively next
year Chicago Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-08

COUNTING TIE CosT.-A New York Demo
cratic Journal says that 1.-THE Democratic
Iarty were iigh- IA maintaining that war
alone could never restore the Union, and
ADDS
"Whai, then. have We got. as ye', as the
fiui Of our mighty efforts? Count the rrlvts,
and see Reckon up the cripples. AID behold
60 iuto tie markets; SIS the prices a. food, iu-
el, raimeu-and learn Con der our debt Of
three thousand millions; add 20 % twice a. much
more Tor pr0du1tion arrested and property de-
s,royed, and tell u what this enormous sucri-
fee was for. What have We ct 90 snoF for
it?'
What would be thought cs man. cn tie
morning after his dwelling bad been brcd by
an incendiary, soliiUquizlng thus "What
have | gained by our boasted Fire Depart
ment See two rooms burnt Oh; entirely :
See the carpet and furniture in another the
same as s2Oiii See the water still dripping
down stars. and the windows smashed IN
See my family put u great discomfort for
days and weeks And then think of the
cost Of repairs What, say. have got to
show tor all these mighty Efforts OF thu fire.
men -
The answer would be, that but Tor the
firemen. instead OF a house somewhat dam
aged, this whining gentleman would have no
house at all. and be himself and ~, family
might have persisted in the flames 90 this
Democratic srumb!er needs TO be told that
TO the war lie s indebted fer the salvation of
all that remains of our country. which is
even better IN many respects now than 1t
was before the conspirators attempted it's de-
struction. What We have retained, for our
selves and for al future ages, is worth its
cost, ietrful AS 1t las been, thousand times
over The war has done its work well
and instead OF complaining over it, let US
unite in completing tie task by individual
patriotism and wise craftsmanship. In the
meantime, il there must be complaints and
cOndemnationS, let them lie directed agains.
the pIotters OF the national ruin and their
abettors, whose malIgn efforts have not vet
wholly cessed.-BoI0R Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-08
WILLIAM H SEWARD. Secretary Of State.

MISSIONARY MATTERS At a recent meet
ing Of the Prudential Committee of the A
merIcan Bard for Foreign Missions a reso-
luli n was adopted and has been sent To all
the stations OF the Board, recording the be-
lief OF the Committee - that a special mani
ics,atiun of the Divine favor IS greatly need
ed in all our missionary fields" The Com
mIttee state that during the years from 1910
70 1864 the average annual accessions to the
mission churches numbered PIG During
the last four years the additions have been
but 999. The Committee urge upon the
missionaries the adoption of all those mes
sures which seem likely to promote stimuli
taneOus and powerful work Of the Holy Spi-
rit, and say they are Z" the more ready to
make these suggestions TO their missionary
brethren. because of certain indications
among the churches in this country, which
they would lain regard as signs of an abun
dance of rain; there being degree of ex-
pectatiOn, which. to say the least, is very
unusual, and which NAV be the earnest Of a
predetermined blessing" In this counec
ton il may be proper to state that the
Waterman and Reflector Of tins week alludes
to these indications OF a revival as follows !:
. Many Christians are praying and laborng
for a revival of religion in all our churches
Never was this blessing from on high more
urgently needed. We trust the spiritual
heavens are full Of the rain of salvation
about to come down on this whole commune
ty. The general expectation of this is an
earnest-we hope the herald-of its coming"
The Prudential Committee of the Board have
made their appropriations for 1866, and with
sea- cely an exception lave granted the al
lowanccs which the missionaries asked
The sum appropriated for the expenditures
OF the year is S507 900.