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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
HARD SWEARING.

The Columbus Statesman relates recent
case OF hard swearing ihst would do credit
to the most enthusiastic Loyal LFgner'
to be found in any community. That
paper says ;--S. b. Hannnn had been q
Clerk in the Treasury Department at
Washington some time prior to the late
election, A few days before the second
Tuesday of October, he came to Columbus
10 ovote. lie had not been in the city long
before he was waited upon by an official,
aud requested to pay the commutation of
rouU DOLLARS provided for in the Republi-
can militia law. To avoid paying it, he
swop before Judge PUGH, thath was not
citizen Of Columbus, and therefore. was
not sobicct to military duty here '0n
election day, his vote was challenged, and
.lhs affidavit was produced to PROVE dmt
he wa not citizen ieIen he deii5erateiy
swore in his pote and voted the entire
Republican ticket Comment is unneecs-
sary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
NeM vorN ana NeW IsirIssy. !.

The election in these States takes place o
week from Tuesday next, of the probable
result the New York WOrld thus speaks. u
1--WE hear cheering accounts Of the progress
Of the canvass in New jersey, The Newark
election viii prove dear victory for the Re-
as Il has stimulated the Demoera-
ty in oil parts of the State TO renewed efiortS
Hr a complete victory The active meqbers
oRibe party are working with will not only
TO retain, butto inereses the majority OF last
year, as they have very natural pride In not
allowing the Banner State Of the Democracy
10 fan INTO the hands OF tho sPhilistines.---
New srsey ia al right, while there was never
any doubt aincelihe canvass began OF the En-
pire State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
Current News Items.

The Steamer Africa arrived at Halifax yes
terday, having sailed from Liverpool on the
l4th inst The only important item Of inter>
est s the tone Of The English preas in regard
TO the American Minister aud Lord Russell
This bad created considerable excitement, and
II was generally believed that Earl Russell
propositions would be accepted The Fenlon
excitement continues, and arrests are cons
stSntly made,
( Inlhe United States Court iu New ("b,
yesterday Hon Daniel S. Dickinson, United
States District Attorney, moved the Cou''
that Hon. H. s. Foote be admitted 10 the b.
as a counselor Of the Supreme Coor, o' thq
United States The Cosrl granted the MOI
lion, and Mr.. Foole stepped upto the Cletk :
desk to take the oath. The frs: oath, TO sup,
por; the Constitution Of the United States
and The State OF New York, Mr. Foo,r took !
but the oath Of allegiance he decliued to tsbei
and said that his late connection w,,h lbd
Confederate Government rendered u imro,st'
BILE for him to subscribe to such TN OATH and
he left the Court ....
Secretary MeCuloch has met VIII ,upsit !
erAblc opposition in the East TO hif pol"yo'
returning to specie paymcnt, but the Secr'lr'
~ stands firmly by hjs Fou Wo,nc satttl.- 4
His opposers desire That ii % luuiu, 'ie. ''-
tenders be siopp,d, s,,J tbit tnr rtn.,ut hm'I
OF national h,nk, bee 'A't drd lut3, 900 600
Chief ji,ncr Cna.r h,, sis,od, IA public
speech ~ b, iaupu-r rN'n 90 he English
capitah.R 6 Nv lo&, Mat he believed
that lhs1p-ro u' i,Il,,u eos 5otween England
aud Am,ric, ,,ulI oc se,t ed without loss ot
honor 10 ,ithet. aI.r
1t snrouucrd N tie Brooklyn New York
papers th, lew days since Sergt, Stillwel
OF the Ain prscnct police, in that city, wa
attacked Siuf tbti,re'uiae ksa,io cholera
this being ih', tt@t c,,r.in Anerica, r gs
Hersch'l Y I,an'on of Georgia, candi
date for &, President, iu,ls6O, with Nc
Douelis. Z, n, T. sideht OF the Georgi,
State Co,n ,ndut, geich il said to Ne nj
able Que. ,.Ha.t
The repl,r- 10 several of this -Soulhetf
railroads have bee, completed nnd they nr'
now runr o, lelusrly and doing II fins
business
The r,n ,el Of Capt. Wirz are assured o
the COZ Wctun and sentence of death OF thei
olien', bu the President has not yet prorlpl-
gated the Gudings of the Court,
Nearly 81, ,OOO,0 600 has been realized irou
the sale Of the now useless army appurte
naHcea.
Secretary McCulloch has ordered that n,
more subscriptions to the Five-twenties b,
aiken,
The Atlantic cable has been found to b
entirely uninjured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
Alexander n stephens.

The release of the Hon Alexander II .
Stephens. by order Of the President, is
one ofthc best assurances he has yet given
of the AagnanlmouS policy with which
he is fast solving the difficulties of his
position. That it will arouse the ire of
the Radicals and intensity their opposition
to the administration Of Mr. johnson is
to be expected, but while it excites their
hatred it will lally to his support all whose
support is w6th having, and will meet
with the approval of the great mass of
the people. Thu President is acquiring a
hold upon the atections OF his Southern
fellow-citizens by\his concilistory course,
which will make his name household
word throughout theSopth. His political
enemies may fret and fome. but he is eyi.
IDENTIFY not to be movdt from his purpose,
every step he takes but serves to
widen the breach between him and tn EN-
After Mr.. Stephens WHIT to New York,
where he met witha cordia aud enthusias-
tic reception from his huNerous friends
. there, be proceeded to WSbingtous an d
had an interview Of most satisfactory
character with the President. What tool,
place is not generally known, bpt enough
is known, however, to satisfy he public
that the meeting Of the Executive and
Mr.. Stephens cannot fail to provaof ad-
vantage to the South.
The best results may be expectedfrom
the release of Mr. Stephens and his return
to his Southern home. He will bend all
the energies Of his great intellect to Me
work OF permanent restoration of the
Union on the old constitutional basis. n
is from such men that President johnson,
can rely for hearty and generous, and
cordial co.operation in Che process Of re-
construction, while the Radicals will do
all in their power to prevent its successful
accomplishment.
But their insane efforts viii be unavail-
ing, The honest. conservative people Of
the country are rapidly coming to't the con-
clusion that the only "naitors" now in the
United States are the abolitionistsr and
the lime for the trial Of their case is rapid
approaching The nature Of the popu-
lict can be easily foretOld. n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
TEE sENATORsmIP.

We learn from the Statesman that the
Black Republican State Executive Com
mittee is still at work trying to compose
the Senatorial lmbroglio 1t is decided
we understand, that neither Sherman noI
Schcnck can be elected. The managers
are nightly engaged in the effort to decide
who shall be Sherman's successor Their
last session revealed the fact, that it j,
"nip and tuck" between Wm, II. Cogge-
shall and Il. i. l.. Baber, with the chances
in favor OF the latter. Both these aspirants
are laboring with the members Of III,
General Assembly. and both are under
stood to be making some progress.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
NOTICE.
Petition for PartitIon.

IosEPH X. SWALLOW will take notice that q
81 petition WAS filed hPalnst him on the 10th day OF
October, A. u 1855, in the Superior Court OF Mont.
gomery county, in the state Of Ohio by Margaret A.
Remedy, and dis now pending, wherein aald Margaret
A. Kennedy demands partition oi the following real
estate 10 wit Twenty-three t2sl acres Of land more
less, being 10 the north east corner OF toe north
east quarter Of section Twenty'eigh (9s Township,
ship OF Butler, county OF Mont omeiy and State OF
Ohio. and that at the next term OF pnd Court, the
said Margaret A. Kennedy wHappy Tor an orner that
partition may he made OF id premises
Dated Oct 25, 1855 l.. ..- ....H ir
THEODORE SULLIVAN
ociaGatW ATTORNEY FOR Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gyen that petition will be
IN presented 10 the BeSrd Of Commissioners of
Montgomery County, ONO, at ther next regular
session praying for the location and shment
pf county road leading from the Dayton a Lebanon
Turnpike to tbs Centreulle A Waynesville road,
commencing al the North East corner OF school lot
Of sub District No. 0, In Washington township, and
runni thence east through the Ands OF I.afeo a
Roaelle, Thomas Katie d, the heirs OF B. Roberts,
J. a. Wilson, II, W. Reeder, J. 4. d II. H.. simpson,
Joseph Thomas, aud John r. Sears being di stance
OF about two miles. MANY PETITIONERS,
oct27W6t a .#a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
o" MIAMI HOUSE.
MIANnIsBURG, OIIIO
JACOB NORTHERN. Proprietor
succrssoR TO n, D. BLAok.

UNHE present proprietor has hted up tAis ~ell
L hnown and popular Hotel IN the best style, and
- noE prepared TO accommodate all who may. give
hm a call. . ..
A large stable and yard are attached to the Hotel.
The patronage Of tho public Is respectfully sol,c-
itadtI o. '-.NN BIO ft| oct26dsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27

NOTICE


Dennl DW5oTi ADMIT OF WIN, FoIeJl deo'dl
CaihArns Foley, widow, Daniel Foley OF the State OF
Iowa. Ellen Foley intermarried with - sullivan Of
the state OF Massachusetts, Mary FOLEY ntermRr-
rled With John Barrett Of Cambridge city, state ot
Indiana John Foley ofthe State of Indiana and Cor.
nellua Foley OF the county Of Montgomery, Ohio,
AAd The unknown heirs OF SAID William Foley, dec
ate Hereby informed that on tho leth day ofssptem
bef 1850 said administrator hled his petition In the
Probate CouFt ot tMpn&omery county, Ohio tho OBJ
.ieot and prayer u Which petition IL Obtain an order
6e on the 9TH day Of November 1888 for tho assign.
ment Of dover Of Catherine Pulley, the widow OF said
William FOLEY, decd, and ior ths sale oi the follow
ing rea estate situated In tho county ofsheby, In the
State OF Ono, ofwhich thu said deceased died seized
Tho south half ffhe west hall OF Che south east
quarter OF section No T. township q, \. rruge eAst
eontanpg forty acres more or lees, 10 pay the debts
" ''' DENNIS pwYER, Admir-,
ocl25 atw f-sH ftl4fI Of VIM Foley, decd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27

A clrRoYMAx who lost his carpet bag with
clothing AMI sermons in New Haven, recov-
cred all but. the sermons smong hel baggage
Of an opera company at Albany, he caused
the arrest Of the agent Of the opera company
for eonfsealing his sermons. v.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
HENRY MITTERsI EsTArE

NToTICE Ia hereby given that the nndeRsgned wa
N duly appointed anC qualified as Admnis .
he estate OF Henry Witters, late ofMontgomsrl r.
County, Ohio, deceased. lsy f % tNu. i.'.T. -
sIs NS@T f' JOSEPH WILSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
Damaaeus.


Damascus is tho Oldest city in the
world. Tyre and Sidon have crumbled
on the shore, Baalbeck is ruin; Palmyra
is burned in the sands oithe desert Nine
yah and Babylon have disappeared from
the Tgris and Euphraies, Damascus re-
mains what it was before the days Of
Abraham center of trade and. travel an
island Of yendme in desert. -'ptfdestnal
capital" with martial and sacred associa-
tions extending through more than thirty
centuries. II was near Damascus, that
Sanl Of 'raras saw the flight from heaven
above tho brightness Of The sun 4" the
street which is called Straight, in which II
which twas said "be prayeth, . still runs
through the city The caravan comes
and goes as it did thousand years ago /;
there are still the sheik, the as, and the
waiel- shesl. the merchant ofthe Euphrates
aud Df the Mediterranean still occupy these
''with the multitude oftheir waters' The
city which Mahomet surveyed from a
neighborng heishth, and was afraid to en-
Ter, because II was given to men to have
but one, Paradise, and for his part he re-
solved not to have his in this world, is to
this day. what Julian called "the eye OF
the East, in the time OF Isaiah, 'the head
OF Syria From Damascus came the dam
son Of blue plumb, aud the the delicious
apricot of Portugal, Damascus damask, our
beautiful fabric of cotton and silk vines
and flowers raised upon o smooth, bright
ground the damask rose, introduced into
England in the time of Henry VII, the
Damascus blade so famous the world
over for its keen edge and wonderful
elasticity, the secret Of whose manufacture
was lost when Tamberlane carried off the
arts into Persia, and that beautiful art oI
wood and steel with silver and gold
u kind OF Mosaic engraving and soul lpturC
united, called Damaskeening with which
boxes and bureaus and guns are ornament
ed tits sill city Of flowers and brigh
waters. the streams from Lebanon, tn,
"rivers Of Damascus, the 'IiveIs full o
gold" still mnrmur and sparkle like th,
wilderness OF Syrian gardens.
% A person styling herself'Lady" Stan
ley, and wife Of "Sir George Isidor Stan
ley" lately rowhided waiter at tn,
Aspinwall Hotel, Panama, because be di,
not uncork the, champagne fast enough
"Sir George, held him while my lady
was lashing him! The landlord will
others who attempted tointerferc got thiel
share ofthe punishment, until the lady re
Tented, declaring that she had now whip
ped the proprietor and cowhided the wateu
to her satisfaction. a crowd of about
hundred persons witnessed the perform
anee. and declared it the best they ha,
seen for many days This party recently
arrived in Panama from Australia He
"ladyship" first passed herself off as th
daughter Of a Southern planter, subsequent
ly she confessed Portuguese NATIVITY
They propose to visit the United States -.-
Ez. a,.t ao. t4qm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
ROAD NOTICE.

MOTION is hereby gwen that the time for rec wing
IN proposals for the censtruclion OF tho HaT IL and
Beaver Greek Turnpike Road has boon eAtend cd 70
Friday, Nov. 10th, leb, al 2 o'clock, y. NJ. Bids
viii b received, sealsd tho store Of Mr.. Charles &.
Allen, 81 HRTshmanay ". Montgomery County, Ohio,
nj which place prohq OF the road may be seen and
all necessary instructens and Information can be OBJ.
tanned. Proposals vii 20 putin Tor half mile Contracts
BY order OF the DifoobTs. ftI
Ii, WILLIAM HARRIEs.
l. phtt President.
At oct. as-ldsw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
IN DYS1BPSIA-'

And attendanttrain OF tptoms, acts more like
A CHARM than medicine There In nothing in the
whole range OF Matepia Meth that can for momen
bear q comparison with II his disease.
fllI account Of this wonful plant may be found
In the eleventh edition OF uUnited States Dispens.
Atory, pages 1887 and 1888
A series of experiments Hhich DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has iustAen brought TO success.
ful termination, and he ~ enabled TO ore 10 the
public a combination % CEsDN with other approved
toncs, the whole preserA IN the hest quality oil
copper distilled Bourbon wAky, whlch he is oonH.
dent has no equal in the VII.
He might furnish yolu1pf certificates. but the
public have long siTe sand 10 estimate such things
by their true value The Get plan ia, for every one
totestfor himself the prVe Of q now medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27

ms. Mrs. Barney Williams was robbed Of
$1,000 worth Of jewelry and $40 in green
backs, in Phil4dslphls, 90 Sunday last VIII yl'oh
mental Hotel In . tho same drawer from
which The above were stoep, was box oon--
tanning all the lady's diamonds, amounting
In value to about Sl0,O 900, but which fortuLnts-
escaped the notice Of the ihiei,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
..Put,lng Thsm IThrouEh ?,

Under this caption, the last number Of the
Mount VernonsBanner says ~. ~
ave undsrstsnd that the Trustees Of Hart
ford Township, Licking County, all Of whom
are Abolitionists, we're arrestsdon Friday,
and lodged in the jail At Newark, for having
refused 70 receive thevotss of two Democrats,
on the pretense that they had gone to Canada
10 escAps being drafted There were some ten
Or fifteen others in Hartford Township, who
wero legally entitled 90 vote, hut ~ho dianot
offar their ballots after they had learned the
action OF the Trustees" atNa '. |
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
NOTICE.

MY son John Clock len home without cause, apd
Nl hereby warn ailpersons not to trust HIM on my
NJ GEORGE CLOCK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27

DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE Take three tea.
spoonful Of the Pain Eiller In about hall pint Of hot
water well sweetensd with molasses, as the attack IA
coming on bathing freely the chest, hack and bowels
with tho medicine, at the same time. Repeat tie
chill Should IL produce vomiting land II probably
will ifthe stomach Is very fouD, tako little Pam
Killer in cold water sweetened with sugar, after each
suasm Perseverance, in the above treatment has
has curssd many severe and obstinate oases Of TINS
disoose.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS,
nc2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-27
WITHOUT | RIVAL.

ioysdp Central Amorica an $ West Indies. S ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
TamutcnNrcltt0feiteu.

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ruua etr Contribution au @unRen Or Nuf'
htung Ter Stlapu,t Nnp cte b.tc,n5smo
irotd&en 9duptltnes Ysueluon unp Gc1
fa ara In tie baott a,totbsn. psnrle.
tou oab folasnce G1tla1unB iur SQufru'
ton {tuu petition:
r@snn rrst Uieubstle Der Gtaatsn cir
fol@eS Enhancement paGtrtn unp Fnpsn
tab Hbops Seluno Ter aletnta eiNsntt
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kEbfr Jnnltuiioufn ess anrs1n DiertsIs
fEfspftQsn 80" ..
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itttasn 3tlttn etwas ;u l,bt rstsuil9 ee.
f4ttHtn tabtn 'uno * ntlifs:
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a~mtnbements (e, Il sfs Bsfuanib su .ts
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It b6his, tae Ct purd> Sifn1n1en far Gin
foI&.S ENHANCEMENT DE Linton retten f6nne.
fe1parpt Il 'bae tbun urp trenr ode Ieu.
ftl be- Noretne TN eteferbaIb nit ibren
Berrdnf@ungtn' ~dbertduftn (eQtn.: atfr
ffrast,, Oh II aud estunesn fst far stufn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
Der Funnel burb teu mont
Gen(S.

u.tu ets|se o~ro6arhet untunebmsn
Der Dur&bobruno Der NIren gum 3wtd
Der bnR,uuup elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
amil6sn Grontrsi1 uup 9.alIsn but6tl
6err g. 9epsl. ctr Die Nrbe,lsn gum A ob.n
1bstI etlstet bat. ~ S&lub go uo1iatn
Sabrse:
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BE msdanif6s BobrunR eff fat, Fl Wo'
nalsn auaspsnrs. Daapsn BON g. lien
bu 1T rs Bobrmaf6.ns lten lett esm i.
9onuar 1861 I'm @anae: I'm Sobu 81
r0d'e mon um 17O4 Nletrts po,or; IN
1852 UNI $50 Wnute uub In 1858 IN,
$50 Mttrse. @dbrnt esr ufsn 10 Wo.
note BON ga dlon9's mon etntn mpnai.
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0aommilcuIl&rit I'm Sabre ga auf 600
Net'ts brinot.
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te man ~ etn rrei Sruultonsn re Bob.
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Nu61dumuna ete Gtu,re nos mon
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ldnfttlt6 Is Sturetn 40 Minuhn. btu,
iieeu Gd9ss bot man bsetultnts gnbt(
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wufieuasn &c. onetkrott. une rit N,b,ttu
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mann mon etnen Gortf6riti pom 376 Me.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26

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alouts rob 20 Am g%rldna,rura re-
4ri,as fabuu mdG.. " a'bt jteo& TT
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man&sm Dsmofratsn aIe rstns *'ss1st e.
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rp,rr,n, mel son rem briom eit laulNs
MfId rn Dsmotraiis Rdtbu batt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
UruGt< nnb 3ierbQume,
Il St""e" &c. ~
Hermann Aaron,

Hermann Aaron,
@aent unt @erfdufer fur Gle
RcGtEu (Ner> Yort) Baum( d u l.e,
eHertrt BEN pubHium Gin arress uut manrth fa1ttass aHo.ts.
ment pom BdLm.s. Gtftauaen. 0tebsn urb gfarisn. pelte
t.[Unens ,mr b,sfes al,ma fa tisu.n - mtntt.erun. unb Mo.
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Berner Gtut 70, etdltee Huspatlrcn
G%1utttaumen urr Weinhldsn,
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rrottsp1ts Gfc timtnt Don R . { n une G.RrduGtr, 81 lien.
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frtetentet bettent " tattu. 10 oloubs Id QUO in submit MIR
1t. 3ufrisbsntett Der 5erreu BtReQtr e. erteu ~ i6nntr, uub
bite um tatlrei&e Nuftrdse.
t- Mtr re- commentator NIT @trsn 1een ten 5rn. 6srmauu
Ao1ou tem publ'um, Gus eeftdftlt6sn Ber''tr NIT tim
Timer pr NIT gerenheen tenHs'u. hab er uns REFS sesiih BE-.
tieat Eat.
B. s. Campbell, u. &. ToR.
q. @iefsn. s. 9tcm(on,
8. 9tnrcrman, 6. @rabbs,
Z. SD. Otto Slug.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26

Sn 2pOn fnrn af9enrdrtIa Elm Gbt
f&e'eunee' p1cj:b Glatt, rt Nufisber
natm rtrt. SIN Wonn ter Gin mob
ri psnulte III. bot ouf Gbe(hstpuna Qs'
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b%one.lt. stnse loQ,e, ole er 0 eu Soar
umlru bstmastommen. tnhtsa asatnsn
unr Qururtsn but,s unr flo tne Bett Ie0t,
nit slnn Yndnarsl tn6 Dnt einndbie uni
tQ4ttB eurdpr0aelte.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
Scr @rojtB Der Gbieoeo' 1trfduOrer

Scr Rrojtb Der Gbicoeo' BerfdwOrer.
Der prpast Ger Gbieoeo @u(du0ur
BAT ttefu Sage in Ginttnno't %bsRonntn. .
Gol0sno.s Gnp ets NntIa9sn 9fasn Gb.
@olib, Budntr g. Wo,rts. 8inunt
Marmorute. 81. {. Gtmmte. Clos. "a
ntsls olioS QboS. Irouia, @t. s. Con.
trl Ct. Qteen @ttnfets unp gtrj. On,
bu(pn.
I. Mnf|nas: @uf&mbrunn sntRsasn zen
8rttaeQsisesn. tk BON rtn Ser. Stoaten
In Camp Deuelae bd @bieoQo f.RQstal*
'snsn W.b,uen .RrtsaeaefanQentn .iu Re
fui,n. d Speufea'tonen tsr Nhtloae
inb. toe 4. 6b otbstm puihrpren bat
ten. tts 8 9OO0 &,isaeptfanpsnsn Al
btfutsn. uno AMOR rur6 stnsn p|6Blt6en
Ano.if ouf roe Eager ON Nbenr rta 8.
Nou.mbu 1864 tu1t ustfEsumpA4Hne
unp acknowledging r.r eorliQm Wade.
Bs9nobms Ger Sanonm unr @reb1e
euisIbsn, Nufbnbm Ger 1bcr uni @nt
%f.rnuna ou'r lbrtgen St1anfen ee1 Glutt
perfelbsn Il.
2. Nhf'aas: @uldm6runa snta,asn
csn 3tttaeGektsn, re eloet @tieoao ~
,uum0Rm UNI III Anfoun. Tte Gpnt'
Nea,ionsn rr @nfloee Nnc, ras lie on 8.
Noc,mtu 1864 tWe %ouellbun molten
eus6 Btqnabms Tee W,{rnaIs. 3n0crn
e,r 1slsaropben, YntutrennM Ter Yabn.
Eb6f.. BstSun8 Ter Yotfsn ,e. unb Y71n.
ruuna tu s,ort eutd lie asmaI'iom ~
td1Hnrn @eforatnm in Camp Teues
lac.
DE O.t5rrsn Gro sutIhIo6sn. he 8us
banrluuasn 10 ttf.n ole moQl'h III fub1sn.
UNI tobu ws,csn rHfs ttn ntdt on Gem
flr &1isas ae,idts Qsrctnlitfn YIcB nor
asrcmmtn, ionesm in untm 8l9busn
Haume.