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:as o0e ~pumite" ouildb't, mel6s (sit
rem J.. Sui, 1864 untr B,Hidouna RE
p,dipentsn pom Sa4Bamt aue9sftui
rcrr.n l1nr, (aat:
Ciele. ,pumi!s" muretn ntiRtns ar
po,tei1n pbne GnphhInna con anee1n
1rettsn. @vl,, wobr6stnlid ris mstefn
ceri, t.n fnp, Sncbmdhnu. binir eene"
it btceuitnce Namsn pu0' den. unle'
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ber nihtBnls 1u ertsnnen. Qeonarp Spsst
mar f,ubu prd6csnt &,neolns partner IN
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Elm yomtn Nn,b.tl. Gin anrtrr. Gam
Nctl. it b,tannl als lp'Aieuer Brsunr Don
lburlom Mesr, ou6 ia CT er S&misan'
,ebn BON 50. q. Sitbtins, aulrst Con,
atb Rrprlfen'ant BON Rsw yc't, b, elm
purt, fur $50 600 Baum Daummeoe,
Gle er i%nne,haIt sinrs 0abreS in ren rti6*
ain 0aummcusn @ea'ncn rss Sdrsts
4nfutibm fam. Ia5 fc[te eiNen unti'
%asnn0Biasn patytoten bdrtsriaen. 81
t,nem rrcRt ron 8 Cents per Yiunc.
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rb6lt tie Buumrcut. tir.n'@tmtnn Don
10 lR,lIionm D,uors.t *a4ua -dn9,fdrtIi
fam rieie Summe ourcppt!t wsrrtn. -
Damn otsbt e. zine antere NloNe Don
vpumite". r,ren Ytiper untefanhtt0eufe'
c,e bon anetr.n ttGu Befannten empfcb
len 6nr. @arney YIN. Dorile. ,mpfrb:
len rur4 Geo. U:rter, ertd't 10 600 Bal
len Bau3 NOTE, SAINTS 6. p. Burnfr
,mpfobltn ru,d Col. 9tHriee unr @nerp.
10 0OO Ba0tn n.bR lbsr. 61ra UNI
labsf. Notert Qamon, frubur par'nu
otS Y,dNcsntrn 2trtoln~ <mpfctltn rurd
&oor $. 9amon. srbdlt 10000 goGen.
Gp. Bstfr ((peeteuer G7euno BON Sew'
arp) UNI q. s. Char, j,per 800 ST
lnpsntin, 6o1s. I6eu unbs2 Miutoum
Gus BauboIs. @boe. s. panfe. 5emrfob:
len rurh @sor0e Nibmon e1tdIt 70 000
Balsn Barmrc0e. 1000 Ddb 2s1Nn'in,
otto Sor,. 5000 UoS lbur, unp 5000
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crrr 10 9ab1en 8ncm Nc'bina Sfnotor
Don MoNatufnte, isitbn ii er vn{&el
len. $toniro6 61tl'q. snpfoblen rurt
.. s. Camp stbd|t 70. 900 8outn Baams
weCe. Eomil Gno I'll, Qr5brren PIT
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tUU0 Bl1en Dd-:mwcuf On poIfFt1nsWdNF
hinge unp 2Ubnttener oueaeastsn.
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lraneoettcnsn. ~ tfnen ttfle "@nn1;e"
btubt,a:n. III btersifta. n,ue man teetn'
fen. rae Elm a1cer '1btit Ser Baumrvus,
tie rant, oufsetauft! retr.n {pu. btt con
farutu,n Nebe0snu0ttrun9 get5st. Unit
cnS Der Grtroo roflr III ras Rstt1en'
e6oeumt in Gorm BON VoIo upn1ftem'
cen Ds6itIn a.bt. orr raf, ipasno& baus
Rau gtf&ieb,, Der Getnb edflr5m1t &teirtr'
Wnnp. unp 8rtsesuorrdtbtn 7aas9srdR FL
miro. &c IL unm5gli6,; tiff ju'b.rtan:
fss.H, "a Der YrpFt 10 CROFT ,eaezN-se1.
sommsn ousrtFdt, II, Ntattthnasbedn't Ten
au btf,&en unr nod einfa bettattnsen
nrttrf6ub ~ taf.n." : :" T"'1
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icltt .Yumits" p.ebtt,et. lettt-eiHeeln
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-16
VIII.
Rom Jull.

1ur NE rbmif&e RepubNt botts oae
S&tdlal en,(@tspsn. Sts ftl prr poI'tf'
Rapoleone.
Or 80. SUM- uar onssbro&m ; &a'
nonenponnu beerd6le i'm Vslaas''e une
Beloausr u6fasten obsrmnls stne bsut'
(de Ranonoo.. Ru(& btntr stnano.r
iaa,en DE MSr(,r' uno Ranonsn'S Bate
.isn lire 5&a0s blnuue.
%, fran16N(&<n 3ussln luRortsn essls
BON Nom's un{&dsbarsn Nlttlibomun.
Nu@ u. pra&,uoQe DiQa 5aeorsut.
in BET @a,ibaloi (sF 6aupIqua1!tu auf'
A.l&lassn, TIT fur&ibar.
@aribalei 6anD mttten In Ruaslrsatn.
Aciutantsn truem feline 8tfsbls taIO bier
balb esrtbin.
@anara - riff It jet feintm Gr,un'
b uno x%rteaeasno0sn NIT funtt|hrsn Au'
asn III, penn cine Situation nte ott A.
a.nmdrifa. nor @artbalot's bo&fe euf.
Metn @%snsral9- entaeBnets Wanata.
8as bdlIR Du pom per Arbet' or 6ran
,o(sn2
eli 6no o,rpommt A,teie IN esv e,tt'
ten BaNion batt.n mir ssfsrn IN "a Stun'
b,n 1870 Bomben, uno aud tttr ostl~o'
men ft uns ntht.
6c,hl- rtsf @ortbulh isbt Der
GTttt pss @stQssnconnsre M n.@'
fdle&t, ..ttn G&o, mts pom utsF @s'
pittern.
Rum Teufh - riff Wanara - rptnt
nur nt&t b,t i,rtm Stu1s sroee end'
Wauumut auiammnharatsn. Wtt pol
tin pte 8;Qa nib. IinBer ole BE Auu'
Ab.no porausG&ui.a, eab rrtr bts eabtr
nod nl4t uutsr tbrm lramusrn bsSraess
ltsatn. l.,
Cine ,9ue.l falua .tsu mtsosr TN
@%tetn{plitter- p%e1mAnpelsn uno osrfam
m,lt,n ptrr Der nabsNtbsnoen 3'nontsrs
Wust 4ams1anenL- rttf @attbale.
ben ll.brtaen au. - Gs gilt rtmti&s Grst
belt uue rSmt(&e Gbre!
Corragio, amici! - fnAts ether b
Ser puupetsn. tupsm It 'auu'sIno nteotr
SIN eIei&eu auasnbltd f&lua .tn
Bombe, ltbu S&rttte Don @attea'e' INT
fernt, etn.
aaes fprana btnttr be DsdunS' OBJ
pa.fF i'd auf BE &ree.
@a,ttalet austn tlteb rutts une auf
Ssts Douabe sr.ptrte, atrf&att.ts ~
NIT Groe. aber -. 6s uslsste TIN ttd'
Ecoe IN Pic Mono l~-fas's @a''
balbt la&sno. u
Bic 6.rat, au.r anb.{.nssn ta''sn "a
ben, 0tneral aeaittert :isst eta$ Ct
b,ao / uter.s Evyiya Garibaldi aus.
Inii bonp,lttm offer tfptttteu ptt IT
mt{@sn Nrtfaerffen tbre @ef&det:,
Narthalot f&ritt sefol8t pom Wat1ara
~ timex aups1s, Sttut. BE 2sute u q
mutbteen.
absr .r bate e.a cine t1etne esssde ~
.adaele9t. ale Ct eIfaunt fsteu.-
Gtu, 1wblfidbrtsr Rnobe bate f& stn'
HNsie o.ben / Gtn unb fsusr.e nit arues'
8ertfsteit mad ben t1anaaff&tn @ane'
uteren. e--
mauara po1te FIN surodretfsn.
g4as afett's!-faste btr 2nate Fnfsr
Ra6s, bas Du bfss fsritoumal- snt
aeaneie NaaBasa.- bfer -8febi - amer
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4.an IA nun abtr, III S&nrtsu b
srasssa na htlerusn eatuer 'ssaItrs'
ptu2 u
Du ttR nod stst ~ t1sta safdr ! :
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Ayatl- riff Der 9uots ReIj - IN
0eneraI III aud ni9t g1oel
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-16
Betruufeu, rber ,Die?

u.ber rte Su%aueura,ton WntY Sotns
IONS Aum Yiee prdGrsnten Der 0tr. &fao:
ten nf1bri man St1nrolsu(eS. Die A,'
sie%run9ep,t6s lp,t6t f6 ltr rtt GoGs
Apar ntht ceutIih aus, ld6t tnrsb Nsu6e
runesn faQtn, aus rentn flur ot1un.tmsn
1T, rob ptr @itt, prdGrent Sobnfon Ter
Baltimore @onptnitun unp rem 2anes
eben feline Gbre anRnban bat. Dir 49,.
vAtsnrssi,una" l.. D. nu@ctm fir rts
{tiuIi9fslisn RE Ia9es te(&rtsben uni
,pts rie S,robhn .r,r Sonns rurd II,
ndaiie,n. @olitn(&ibtfn ettro@en unit
,bt putldrsnrts Qt&t auf rte Seent A..
morf.n" tie Nnfpra&, 9o6nfcna
an r.u Senat iaftlos UNI b,,st6set
rt. form rsrlslbsn als unmlrpio
A.bnlt&tp unb nod f&d'fsr'n ausrradsr
bsa,antn mir In onusrfu B!dtt,rn. Der
v6ualo" brinai ober In .inu 0orre(pon
orn3 aus Ba(bing'on, me|ds ne y, 3
v5taaiaNt,urp" wi'euatsbt, io'aturtn
BBtt4tdbbtt- aabbet e+4e 9eene:
.Gin Biuid DOR IL ubr bradte 6err
6omltn ZEN nsu undb1tea 0ictprdGetn.
tn In RE 5maIa,6aQt. Il .unutnelbar
rarouf erlttsnm eie~berrn Gewarr une
| Sptep, ,ur yinfen be6. YriNcenttnhubIss
plaB nebmmc. Die Ridtu ru Supreme
COURT, pie batp rurauf u!4isnsn, (tslen
Nd ,ur 8edien.
Wdbr,nb Differ 3tt btslt Gne,ew 9cbn@
Ion cine N,r.. nno was fir eEne 8ebs!
81 Rouerte unp nnmm,,e Die stnaslnsn
5as. obne 3ufaumsnbana kruor SSH
bsi6t Ger alre Buride?" fragts n ttntu
Ntt,nneb,nr.n. ale er (lb res Nameue
pee Martn.letrid1s nttt az utnntrn
nub'. unp nod jec,m aru.ttsn @ost wte.
cubolis e.: so NIL lbr ptsfen @essn.
fonr nur .ins boltt Nsnuit (preatn, Id
mlufds. tob SIR MID antau."
Gr mar in risltm Greniliumrne nt&l
rpet, ro1a,ldrttt.n. ais Ut S.na'eren aul
Der rtputifani{den Sstie In tbr, SiB'
.urddianfsu. 81. xSpfe banAendk6en rune
einanrsr %bsctu'fdm. Dinfe aabtu. n9f
It uerrildt. oesf Das foR % fsinz" flRH:
ten 6e 6b a.. ,9fe perri.lh,n1Rro6e 1n
bsboalidfdt. Oil rtmofrotti&en 5ena.
loren lebntsn i'd srfauut porudfte unit
Iddslssn b5bnt{& .lbsr ete irauriae 6iaur
Die ousrrdrttasn @~efontten md&ten 3ei'
heH res Grfaunens. Die rspubltfont.
l&en Senatpr.n beaanten snvit&, unrnSil
in tbrsn Sitsn a. psrben. -Gintgf men
cttea- f& fetludrss, raneere -uenptienzbss'
vtdRpseteneuN eea 7&dden, zele- psnn f.
|ibrt S&anes u.rberAen p%euter1aa.5 :
| @lddit@u @eife- wny. Der ar6ete Ital
fper Reee sstd, ets7 bsR1nbissa &usrufe
.Dd6e shanel" ,.abaf, bsr,. Mdnn
|i.tnt Grtunes 2, .~SR Qtem4np tler. es'
lttner elbarmt3" .6aot lin, etu'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-16
. Die NueiTucbe. rea Metnd.

A
yin Blatt aus Gotanta mslrst uns ;
Term 8. Bebruor tber Cen Nuebru@ pss
estna GoIasnr.s.:
"Grea6be unp Dstonottonsn lisBtn 81
retIs rem noben Nusbrud ulporien. On
Ter Shot fanp ON iss,sn Monto9. Abshpe
I'm 4 uor. tin s,fr Nuetruh am Sue
tt6 8erges -Urnmento 0att. melau. I'm
Notrpfhn oes 6roters Qelsoen ia. unp rtt":
nddfe Nudt aeia,e }id Elm awstter, etnt
Mtile uow .,ftn i'm 8oue eel Bue. Die
ieopa ts1@rieb iuuf in tbrsm eaufe swst
Nrme. reldl, -e!0sn @iqanouo unt @iotftd
une atetu' r1t'@smttnee &vnroMo f6te, ,
Entn oerihtu au lttn ;={pdiu ,bstlte E. G@
In trsi Urine. Oh BON Grun1.nte lief
a'e,n ras @tbtt non Ytsrtmou,e.*> tureu1
II biz Qdnespien BON 9. Marto Ia 0enf
|betlb,. j ttr mittItrt> cn 66 eiRa ssf
TIN 999}aumee- stae4- tbalbea @aeiiss asstsAu&e+
Clttf tu1d ID 9tartto, stn: Tannen* mt
DitttnQeh6lh bsrnisrfLy unpr ret, lurliGf,
nuba' rieFH,t .una RON Noerrlt UNI tuttt
tettus e eoreiopotbe trtttht, 5 1DffiIsn
upu en @rmtinrs Nun5iatasptfdnt Ssk.ssr
'ae ~ Dlcatolf gttthS5e5<r sE&2f
'Du> nNa'it" pom IL, 6etrudr btte
aus Qatania rom II. butdht. to6 bN /
eruption res Nelno, nodtsu1 .fs omA7.:S,11
"nnb g. lnnalamsr 8smo1hen rraz. tpttptt. ,
setA bef'iaer aerorrtn III unp poh t.ftt9tn'
Detonationn bteleitfI .pore.. DE ntut
eaua ,btien sine lwsftt S&t&t' abn BIT
ufen. - .I.,. ~ a,~3 ,s 49, -
uus @f7Ino f6Tstbr nun, unt.r,m-S
8struar: Die Btturh1pnatrTmsf&e mon
D.asn rts qm~,3i., Sap. ufsla,tn DUO
e,s aitna ~a,b,afbotts; Rnps Blads
1ttuntt1. ntdt ptrpt ltliatHporetn. ME
70 or fanes aaxrrottn f@ttn.78 te, Gta4,
tiou atfddt' auf r,r' bhti&m @tftt, bi&
foo. Monss Glnusntp,s uhpr beercbte,t tt ~
0u(haftu s0lba, 9apsna. nnt NunafotoS1
Nodpsmsf1bkl2on ,fur@ seae, .FF,,tIaan.
'ei,(ereDfssstsss @fa Atbobnt battes HnE.c
in t3 IQakp I'm Il, ,xttopttRr so,attfSlss
moi. pImhAee 1t btt ftudttoiM gffbf
pou Nelf1sH unb fan, tfeler Ot,f@ott rs
KIS1asi,r nobf.
ii Kin 2. fntek Der auttth& u Iatent
mir Hat sHttdas mn 2 t1tr ernsplpesH =
6& BIZ ST. Rdlsifr. Geurdlk- nnptrfAhstbmhS
Gswotn.r8 sen Maftdif. uue 'BStfAb.ne
u6t, entfstslnl:5 aTod northumberland y
sete- 4 d -a4dt -btss!. auf bisfe D~6llfr.a&.nnyvgs
aabIr,f&s wIlpsltah psxssD 9df1fatietn
euts DisnRe. I'M gotrdfbe Su min. ~aaS
.pr& AusKodntn" rrr 9fupnfA1 unp :1s.
aethenf Hffeens fdrcbfertf&tn' 9fpitfonssklH
~ys!ttnttsas vdas tdufss baaitih sStaan3sS
ads Qask1Haas uss'farp batfa..u5isssscs@s
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-16

uno Idbt btsr nj. bert, bdlf. p.rlp.&,u,~
Da Abs fspobl nwk Ssf 1esn ,WennoIiGt;
mus far stnsn sbrli&sn Naun bal,.n UNIV
le,ns Abnuna BON BEN 9rau(amsn 6ptei
bobsn, oaS II nit tbnsn ireb,, fp bdit fh
S.ru flr ben Besouua,.u; Ssrsr' fa6t
friI6m Wu,b. neil It est 8o,tit6.n AaiapA
.e.mtb u. unp 70 ssble rsnn wtersr ouf'S
Nsut ae0sn' unp a%nsinanp't. Der Gus.
gang e, Shtaht drpnt Ole 9ade nt&t
I'm Gn,funt 0rn. Dsr Sts9er panti bstA
boben @sneraL neil It tbm aebolfsn bat.
unr rr B.Ge0ts. oonft ibm aud. wstl II
tim n d T. asboIfen bat, penn "a II ese
@laubsnS l.bt. rae ID 6sr pttjsutaen
3aatiet. rte t Iisb bat, 70 mu6 Ct. Der 8eI
Nsate, tres ( In 1N,.eerIaas rsnnu& etneu.
S,stn bi ) ne n TN Brett babsn. SpQs
Ten absr ia etnmal. nas nur ielttn 9es
[aisbt, 3uetd on rer Aufri6hakit rs
bimmltf@sn AQ irttn In Dem @ul6tietst
auftdasn. 10 If ldnsu elmer Der Nriulan'
ten BET tu DAMP uno Flfrn tbm Inc
Oh: vnItere bas 3uirausn unit ben Mu!b
nidt-ras nd@Ns Wol asui6l 3ursun
6iserr braudl fiinf 8nl(hofl aiian1i ,u
wurtn.' Der II obnscies pss bebsn BQne.
ni0ss 6hsr. unr 10 gsbts .rtsrtt 9s6tI.
une anstnanpn. Grit @on flr Grsibdt
unp 0atstluup ibnt 20 auf bsirsn Setisn,
ober mar cine 0sminnt. iDisemol n "a
DE pOrhn aeSdd,tats. @sneral.0lmus bat
@or, 0ebaltn. 6aQeluiob Dem @abr'
bafltesn ! '6nt IS aus Ten Rtblsn rtr @te,
ger. Sauslujob rem. nnuforfdlt@en
ulmfert man I'm Pager Der 9s(dlae.nsn.
lnc;(o gebt ss fort. une msnn g bier
dufb6rt fdn9t 81 ontuero .pisrsr an.
Das Wmltment bee Germ ia obne> &nee.
CT lodt t,adnetD. rsnn {, bot bsffdnpt6
urlade bu LADEN. Wdre Is anrsra, md1t
uniu @o,t pirtlih tin Ar,nRu. ufuQsr
! @oif, 70 tin &n Supt'er. Il bate ldhsf
NIT Donns1tftlen um i6 9swo'fsn. pae
ttu pe>t'ofien Wsn@dsnfndusl Der un6nn
aus ZEN Stipsln atfubrsn mdtsfar int
mel unp aue 3etten.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-16

redt. oeN l9luafn mtitfr N eer Spci
tin. BET i,ptm @&ue 1dp'sn rotsi
prcee Stdds Waunwsrf bon Der @i0a
oeer Don rsu @a0e buab 1opn unp
Bumunont bsesdIsn In Ma0e rae
6&lo4.f.le unp nausnhib ets umsstuna
per 6%auptpoG,ton @arttoIr,'s.
@oribolet ihtR title nie aep6bnlt6
BON sintu puni1e trr 2inie aum anenn.
Oh Zoo mdbIs mi, wab,u Dutt um ibn
k.r.
Drd Qus.ln trofeu e,n ,eIsn moroGni,
,tne urtsn in Die Bruh. aIst6 tonsben
tine In esn esib, rk s1ttt R,eifte eta
&cpf; aud pal i'm nod cts ltnfs Dam
tu,&(3oAsn. Ct nor NOD MID, ,ponata
9abrs,- pom fti,enr 96bntan re x6rT
SIRE, (owie oss @stRss. AIs b,tm ,uh,n
'Gelp,uae a.a.n BE C.Atu,t6r Il, sdm,''
R,ru III Ut Wutttr e1anafH. rm Bruru
Mot ,lsb.u ia lu6,n. aob III sur an'nou:
I'd atbe ben, Daiulanrs toe SRs noe
i'd btfte, mstnsn eisafssn e'tfAd't'r
5ctn.
Gin. gptStuaeI rts Fem, 1auptmarn
WofF BON ben Bsrfaattsrt esn urn ouf.
Grlo&te haAu. @eutrdIfaSe' 0auptrn ann
pbiIbos vurrr. nsten esr gens1at AZ
benp, psra stn Bombtuadd tn sH 5sits
veIIttt.
Gin, decentralization : auasI
prona eurd pie osresrs 3auev unisr esr
Grufs1brafusa. trsf etnsu ~ &snsntsts
use III i'm tuafdbtt& ben e&sakl aus
ut, Dafte.'a t,.&71'sa ="
Or Maau fauI. Nubia f&sute q ets
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-16

(BornsbAnD fclat.)
Daily national Republican., 1865-11-29
ny TELEGRAPII
TO TIE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
FROM EUROPE.

The Shenandoah 70 Sail for New
YorL-The Spanish and Chiltan
STANDARDIZATION of British Mer-
chants.
New YORK, Nov. 29.-The Shenandoah
will probably sail from Liverpool on tho 22d
for New York
The Spanish aggression In Chill occupied
the attention Of the European press.
A memorial Of influential men, at a meet
ing held at Liverpool, to Earl Clarendon,
asking that prompt action bo taken for the
protection Of British vessels In British in
terests in Chilli
The London Times proposes that France,
England, and the United States should
Jointly issue remonstrance against Spain,
which It thinks would be sufficient to check
her present career.
The Liverpool merchants waited upon Earl
Clarendon in regard to the Chilian troubles:
Tho interview was very satisfactory, and
there is every reason to hope the Government
will take measures in regard to the matter.
The ship Adam Carr, from 81. David's for
Charleston, which put into Yarmouth, has
been surveyed and condemned.
Consols, for money, S9aS9ti 6-2O's, 63ia
81.
Dreadstuffs-Flour active at easier rates;
wheat bare and dull, at decline; corn de-
clined Cd, sales at sod and sid for mixed.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Cotton has de
clined laid over the circular quotations.
Sales to-day, 10, 900 bales.
Breadstuffs steady. Provisions unsettled.
Lard firm.
LONDON, Saturday ay.-F1ve-twenties, 63ta
81. Consols SOFA 89i.
Daily national Republican., 1865-11-29
SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK. n. M.
IMPoRTANT-IF YOU PLEAsEi

Hull, November %, 1885
The Baradeb Of this morning says the
Spanish authorities at Havana purchased the
rebel ram "stonewall +" for sixteen thousand
dollars and turned her over" to the United
States for sixty-eight thousand hasten
to inform you by telegraph that there is not
a word Of truth In the statement. Colonel
JoHN W. JONES was absent last night at
tending political wake, preparatory to the
meeting of Congress, and his reporter, who
wrote tho paragraph, was drunk on apple
cider. The BarRacie readers were not mis-
led by the statement, however, because they
all take the REPUBLICAN, wherein the fact
about the transfer of the stonewAll was cor.
rectly stated weeks ago; that tho Spanish
authorities only advanced $l6, 900 to pay of
the rebel crew, which sum the United States
Government, without sanctioning the act of
releasing said crew, voluntarily paid to the
authorities at Havana upon taking the ship,
not wishing Spain to be loser.
A petition has been sent to the Secretary
of the Navy and Captain Fox, IN old citizen
of Hull, signed by the city authorities and
members Of tho Corncrackers' board Of this
place, asking that the stonewall be ordered
to this port, to be used as q receiving ship
for fish
We have just had big storm which drove
In feet Of "smacks," consequently fsh are
plenty, and the citizens are in high glee.
1t is an i'll wind that blows nobody good"
T. Al Ia 10 ha ahaf
in the Cabinet. We are raising new suit
of clothes for the Colonel, and shall press
him for the first place that is open.
Your exposure of the detected detec-
tives" Is hailed hero with Joy. Fish have
actually been frightened of the coast by
Government espionage, practiced by Col
0Rcurr in small crafts under the water.
Let it be stopped, and then the good old
times will return to US, and we shall again
enjoy our lobster salad, picked oysters,
scrimp fries, clam chowder and boiled cod.
There is one old Niger in Hull who has the
consumption, and we are in favor Of uni
versnl emancipation, suffrage and amalga-
nation. Adiou.
P.s. At meeting Of the Corncrackers
last night it was unanimously resolved:
First, That the Niger shall vote
Secondly. That he shall vote right.
Explain to Captain Fox that right in
the resolutions means that he shall vote for
the Colonel, anyhow You understand.
Mum.
N. D. Don't forget to keep us posted on
vacancies in the Cabinet. By the way, can't
you get Nc PHBRsoS, Clerk of the House of
Representatives, to leave of of the roll the
names Of all persons who apply for seats who
voted against the Fishing BOunties ? If he
will do it, we will give him serenade when
he comes to Hull, and extend to him the
freedom of the city, inscribed upon parch.
mont.
Daily national Republican., 1865-11-29
PERSONAL.


MAJoR dEs. HANCOCK and Hon. Emerson
Rthsridgs are a, the Metropolitan Hotel
MAJOR GEN. LEW. WALLACE, Of Indiana,
is at the National.
srslroR JAxEs r. DooLrrrLE arrived in
town this morning.
Gov. HOLDEN, Of North Carolina, is i'm.
proving.
HoS. THOMAS LITTLE, . staunch Union
man, has been elected Speaker Of the North Caro-
lima State Senate.
Hon. AUGUSTUS FRASK, Of Warsaw, New
York, and J. N. TIN, Esq, financial agent for the
loan to the Republic Of Mexico, arrived at Will
lard's this morning.
JoHN mitchell was only released, not par
doned. He took the oath of allegiance preParn'
tory to his departure for Europe, as necessary
preliminary to obtaining a passport.
Mn. FoaG, late United States Minister at
Bernc, on recently taking leave Of the Swiss
Government, on occasion OF tho arrival Of his
successor, the Hon. George Harrington, late As
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury, expressed In
very appropriate terms the gratitude which the
American Government and people feel toward
the Swiss Republic. During our war that Ro.
puOlc nAu never Ctaheu W biNo us hhV HiN'e'
support Of Its sympathy.
ARrENUs WARD has been in Portland. The
Press says that when he was holding forth al
Deering Hall the other night ho referred to the
progress OF our nation during the last nfty years
and illustrated the progress Of our development
in railroads, steamboats,, telegraphs, and women,
Ne other nation had such an array. We hadn't
nfty years ago Look at iuustrious examples
Look at Lucy Stone; look at Miss Dickinson; look
at Mrs. Partington; look at James Buchanan.
Daily national Republican., 1865-11-29
Observation-Disclosures 90, 1865.
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In consequence Of the great drought which
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nished but little paper, and some have
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those worked by steam power to supply the
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imported at heavy cost.
In consequence of this fact the price of
paper has increased, since VIC reduced the
price Of the REPUBLICAN in July last, over
my per cent We arc therefore compelled
to increase the price to meet this unprecc.
dented rise in the price of paper, but hope
that it will be only temporary, and that we
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short time.
Daily national Republican., 1865-11-29
The British Pirate shenandoah.
The London Times sayl

lue LOnuOu ItWts shye'
The formal transfer of the Shenandoah to
the Federal Government, and tho release of
her officers and crew, have been followed by
the publication Of Captain Waddell's lettor
to Lord Russell. The oonsummate assurance
displayed in this document is, to say tho
least, quite as unprecedented as the position
in which Captain Waddell, by his own ac-
counts, finds himself placed.
One pechliarity Of his narrative is that IL
contains no allusion to the ruse by which the
Sea King was converted into the Shenandoah,
and equipped from, though not actually
within, this country. 1t merely recites that
Captain Waddell commissioned the ship in
October 1854, under orders from the Naval
Department Of the Confederate States" and
proceeded to cruise against tho commerce of
the enemy.
Not O word ia said of his visit to Mel
bourne, or to any other events before his mr.
rival, in obedience to the samo orders, in the
0chotsk Sea and the Arctic Ocean. We earn
estly hope that the officers and men of the
Shenandoah have not been liberated without
Communication with Mr.. Adams.
1t is for the American Government either
to prosecute them under our law, or to claim
them under the extradition treaty. Captain
Waddsll's own statements are not strictly
veracious, and If those made by the captain
of the General Pike be correct, his conduct
and language toward the unfortunate men
whom he captured in the whalers was singu-
larly brutal.
At present we decline to accept Captain
Waddelps statements as true. We should
not in the least have pitied Captain Waddell
had he fallen into the hands of the American
navy, and we should not pity him now, If he
should be convicted of felony nt common
law
Daily national Republican., 1865-11-29

The BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL STEAM.
SHIP LISE-ARRIvAL OF THE SoNRRsET,
Between 2 and 3 o'clock Saturday after.
noon the pioneer steamship of the Baltimore
and Liverpool line, the Somerset, Captain
Sanford, came steaming up the Chesapeak ke
with full cargo and several passengers.
She was warmly welcomed home and greeted
with cheers on all sides from the various
craft in the bay. Hardly had she reached
her wharf before q large crowd assembled
upon the pier, making inquiries as to the
success Of the trip. But for the delay in oh.
tanning pilot, she would have been in much
earlier in the day.
During the afternoon number Of gentle
men, particularly interested in the enterprise,
visited the Somerset, and were much graft
fed with what they learned from Capt 8 an
ford concerning the successful passage out, the
reception she met in Liverpool, and the Incl.
dents of her return trip. En- route home she
encountered some very boisterous weather and
heavy gales, but rode through them firmly,
sustaining no damage worth mentioning.
During yesterday several hundred people
thronged the SOmerset's wharf, viewing the
steamer with deep interest.
The work of dischargng the cargo, which
is valuable, will commence this morning, and
will be conducted with as much rapidity as
the circumstances will permit. -BaLimoye
Commercial, 9Th inst.