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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
4 Democratic Meeting-safisfacsory Gene
clusiou.

"Tb.re viii he meeting os the Eighteenth WaFd Ivins
Democratic Association Constitution han, corner Of wen
and Third-ave., Monday eNeniu. Sepen'er
Is o'clock Eminent speal err Will address ne nees
n. J. o h2EFE, seq IL D 'AhEHoS' NN'''I-@
The above advertisement appeared In the pa
pers OF yesterday and reporter was on hand at an
early hour At O'Clock proceedings were coDrnencsd
by calling the roll which the Secretary had scarcely
BEG reading when be interrupted by the entrance
Of the co,rg man. in honor of whoseinvauable se'Y'
ices to the party The Society had been nameG-jin.
Irving. esq retired dealer in meats. Three ringins
cheers fol ''Our next Alderman were given, eohcc,
ing with an overture performed nightly ~ iae Va
Dowcrv Dit when the rag fails TO DE "hosie4 AZ 10
appointed time The overture brought out NJ = y.
Iytl who madc a brief address, assuring his cuI',s
that Mr. Irving was the Peoples choice and that .!
electing i'm they would bot act in obccience 10 tos
NJ hes OF every citizen OF tho Ward, coDcludlng VITA
ne request And now lots all 60 downstairs and taxa
a drink az Mr.. Irving expense
III Is needless 10 say that the unwashed needed 10
second invitation, and stayed rot upon the orde o'
their goiug but went at once 20 the lower regions
vhero worthy subject Of King Gambiinus dis pensed
tor a consideration, the various Kinds OF liquid run
mili,v denomnaied "the ardent" Our reporter. b%
ING disciple of Father Mathew entered not tne hep
portals bur stood. presume, like the feiI ~ 10
gate "disconsoldte." 1t is hot often even az Demo
cratic meeting that the speakers enter so iay ia9
the spirit Of the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
TIlE NAVAL RACERS.
The Accident 10 The Ai.onquin-staie.
mcnt of Results up 10 the Time She
stopped-The All Igonquin slightly Ahead
ON ConI-rhe Winoos,i Ahead on Rev
olufiOus.

Mr. Dickersons card in this paper yesterday
morning explained the cause of the Agonquins stop.
mage The fccd.ppe not of copper but Of cast iion
inch thick. ana has The appearance OF being perfect
casting; the piece blown out Is about inches long 6J
inches vide and was found lying near tho place from
whence IL came. An that were Oh board aud In tho
vicinity Of the vessel at that time may congratulate
themselves upon tho fact that IL no worsc and that
was not other portion OF the machinery. Thorc
can be no question but that tho high steam. current
and the consequent strain arising from driving vessel
nj the dock tends to her up and your reporter has
often wondered how she stood IL 10 we'll She has had
number Of mishnps all charged to carecssnes II this
be the fact something ought 20 be done 10 put more
caleiul people board or some time SIZE viii SO up
higher than the Central Park balloon.
when she stopped running she had on the dock to
her credit coa weRhing J2d pounds but the WnoosAi
3j1 revolutions ahead ol her. nDd allowing ber the
weight o. cOhl In the furnaces which - square feet
larger than tho AgOnquin's, the coal IN them viii
weigh JJI pounds. making difference ia lyOr OF the
Agorquln OF 9e9 pOunds-u very small percentage to
compensate for tho turns Of her competitor, or IN
se-oa against tho bill Of repairs at The machne.slop
cUnsc ucn upon carelcscness oyerstraning, which
ever may be right in the premises.
We do not consider II safe either vessel carrying
steam they DO and Ia only by the most intense care
that the boilers not exploded. Ii is true that on the
WinOoski argo number Of careful men are employed,
who. by rcguiaiiDH cannot drink liquor To excess 80
this TX guarded against In some measure. Your ro'
porter always experiences AN "uncorniOrihDio cohi'
posuro" when mean either of them, and IL du ho' sur
prise him when he heard of the accident lho navy
Department would have served the public better u they
had ordered the race the Sound FIRST and then let tho
ships tug al the dock TIL another war tehuWri ulun
scryicos needfll. This Is just what Mr. DicLeISoh
wants and IL the Department Is 50 CERTAIN VI ~
every trial. why not arrange tho piograEmo ,in MY
now Here IL the opportunity to change tho pun wnc
The Algonquin il being repaired. II the Hoard oi TX
pcrt, viii recommend IT, Nr. Weles will do II. III
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Gen. Strong and the Coiercd Tresps a
Fort Wagner.
Adjourned.
To the Editor Of The N. 2. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The ~ r Tribune.
SIR: Thinking that you may have done in.
justice to the memory and reputation Of the late Gen
Strong In your article Of the 5th, the 4ta Mas,
Colored Regiment submit these facts and incidents
for your information. Ny regiment, the Qd & C.
Volunteers, now the 34th U. S., and the 5ith Mam
Col. Shaw, were by order Of Gen. Gilmore plaesd
under Gen. Strong's command the 2sth Of June. Is6a
The brigade was ordered to st. Helena Island to dri
and prepare for the Morris Island Campaign. When
Gen Strong left St. Helena he was ordered to leave
tho colored troops behind" He expressed his regret o
me, and said that he had been promised tha. the,
should join him soon. saying, My ambition Is to Win
the chvalry on their soil with negro troops and
believe can do it," He said he would give his coore8
regiments fair show" He was In every sense Ter.
feet oficer-a rigid Grimaster and discipinariau-
but courteous and easily approached by subordnsts,
He commanded the love. confidence and respect Of his
officers and men, beyond any General ever knew, e.
ccpt Mitchell. He took an interest in his colored
regiments, and at that time it required some moral
courage TO treat officer OF either Of the colored
regiments with respect. He invited Col Shaw 10 act
as staff officer drill and review, which oanoy.d
some Of his "rhite" officers. The two colored reg.
ments 3ith and 54th left St. Helena and went with
1
Gen. Terry to James Island to make flint whls
Strong gained foot hold on Morris Island On the
10th of July at daybreak the Rebels attacked Us on
James Island The J4th and 10th Connecticut we're on
tie picket ine and had it not been for the good con-
duct of the colored pckets who held their position to
tAe last Gen. Terrys Division would have beer driven
into Stono River like sheep The Rebels ounumheredus
throo to one but the eOOrd pckets of the Ab held their
ground till we could form and prepare for the attack
Tie same night at dark We ordered to oyacuats
James Island and mar1 TO Coles's kland-,hen By
transports TO Morris Ilandwhere We arrived at p.
H. on the 18th day Of she assault on Wagner. The
5ith was placed under Strong the 3ith under stephen
son. was present when Cen Strong gave Col. SHAY
his ers and he expressed great qualification at Ms
arrival lam sure he had confidence in then-bas IN
the anxiety and hurry Of tho moment don't tArs he
he was aware Of tho fact that they had had no rest
three days lie said few words to the men. tod them
they would be supported by his best troops &C. cont
believe be put them in front TO draw the frc.
b. b. CoawIS, late Major 3lth U. 5. c. I.
N.c. York. Sept. 7. ls65
We gladly print the foregoing, adding OIL!
that it was not Gen. Strong to whom we re
ferred. and that we should never have though
of casting any imputation on the character
an officer whose good faith toward the colored
troops was so well known to us as that o, Gen.
Strorg.-[Ed. Trib.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
- ,,o,0 nAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER &C. 1865

would hardly be fair to let Mr. Dckerson scale his boil
ers cool of his journals and build fresh fires with clean
furnaces repair all damages and then complete his 80
hours of the test
Daring Sunday night and Monday before noon, the
Winoosk averaged l4l turns per minute, on say l6t
pounds Of steam, everything abont the engine working
very nicely every respect There is question but
the Winoosk has superior engine, and it is manipu
lated with the most cOnsummate skill During the day
the Winoosh averaged 10 revolutions; she evidently
picking up quite rapidly. As understand the posi-
ton Of affairs the Winooski will complete her SO hours
which win be this afternoon. The ships will both be
prepared and start afesh for another 80 hours on the
same test
limited number Of visitors visited the vessels yss-
terdaY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

wholly irresponsible. and with unlimited power OF eA
pendture and at greater cost to the clty. ,o a;..
He asks that as against him the charge may DC us
missed. or that he may have speedy hearing:
in'''0'' " G.. GODFREY GusrHER-
Dated New. York 25th Sept, leb5.
thor Mayor of The said city, being duly sworn. says:
That he has read the foregoing answer and Knows ,s
contents thereof and that the same Is true OF ns M
Snowdpe except as TO the matters therein stated on
inrormaton and belief aud to those matters nc De-
nllp ,i me- !, 60 ha true c. GODFREY GUHTTER.
sworn to this 2jth day Of Sept 1863 before ne utU S
W MoRToy. Commissioner Of Deeds in and for the
CITY and County of New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

Nc,s- York, Sept. rs, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

know, he asked me il had any complaints S sS'd ha
had short Of rasOs anu 10 ro ." on
wan'sG sn as The carpenter (meanng Cooney was not
snS rng S ont again with hers else spoke to me;
di1 % nos s"S TSa,tv reraled-Had - and spoken with
prockwav last Monday just outside; he told me that
Cant Anderson bore better character than DID; nc
.a1 hs aid not mean me only but all the passengers to.
sa,har. that onr own lawyer said we were a set OF
Bloody rogues, and had no chance against the cap
tain -. - ho.h s;ao. Tho
Court adjourned till to-day at O'clock Tor inc purpose
of having counsel sum up the case
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
T,,e Occauu. aud yncdb Duryea.

To TIE Editor Of The n. Y. Tri5unc
SIR: In your issue Of to-day, on "CollSon %
Oceanus and Jacob Duryea," the hlame would appa""
tacl to Capt Davis in not showing light ia tine Ae'
VIII you please do Cap Davis the Justice to state a'' "
ssnalshts burning brightly and had been al .o'
properly set in the rigging, and that re- die al he
could do Il is hard to be blamed when he used esey "
pvecaut'on.
lis hch, ey- seen by persons board the steamer arn'
or,r of ti,n hefor. the collision Yours respectfully,
NATHANIEL n. TERRY No. LOO souti''-
Nc,s. York Sept. 23 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

II. No. % Wooster.st Foreman-G. F. Grand. A.
sistant FOreman-Wm. f. Earle. Engineer-,John H~
Day. Stoker-Harry Wilkins, jr. Driver-Robert
Pollock. Privates-Cornelius BOodgood. Edward I.
Leacroft, Frederick Schwarter, VIM. L. Maunnel
Edward Price, Jacob Reyas. Hugh Kettsou.
Engine Co. No. s. in the house Of United States I'm.
give Co. No. 23 stationed in Fourtcenth-st Foreman
ID. b. Waters. Assistant tForeman-Patrick Nc.
Kiever. Engineer-Wm. Hamilton. Stoker-Cbss
II. Riley. Driver-Alonzo Smith. Privstes-Jas. u
Butler. Peter II. Walsh. John Carey. Michael j. Sta
pleton, Francis Ridley, Patrick j. Burns Wm H. Fsr.
rell.
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

The BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL"
Board met yesterday afternoon and transacted SOW
deal of routine business after which they aalouiHeN
The ioin. Board met subsequently and diseu'seu l'
BUDGET of the next years expenditures ou' "''"'''
coming 10 any definite conclusion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
TIE LAZARUS HOMICIDE.

Uudlc,mens OF James Clark and Iancs
ucDonnld M Accessories Of bernard
Frirry-McDonnId Pleads %""y-
Trial OF Cisrk-The Evidence For
and Against the Prisoner-A Zoo"
Fight Mndo by the Prisoner'' Cou"se'
Thu Cnse Confined This Mornfn&'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-15
NJ @ T [ G L

Having purchased the TALLOKING ES-
TABLI3HMENT cf Mr.. Daniel Shay, under
tie Mansion House, Fairfax street, Ipropposo to
maintain the former reputation Of the House,
pIedgicg myself so keep always on hand as
good On assortment, upon as reasonable terms
as any other first class establishment, u thls
kTR E RrDgLEY vilL continue as OUT
TER. ard warrants satisfaction. Irespectfully
aoIicit continuation Of the liberal patronage
attended TO the former proprietors, ~ q G., a.
Murray j. 3. LOCKAETs
M. i9 II Morth Fairfax street,
san e--&6 q 1naeT Maaaioa Heusa
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PROF. LOUIS WUNDRkMS5
DI1NOD PURIFYING
ND
2 y e q 4 TLV 8 = d b s s
liz, t1sVy (.o,Gf jo0,osiae.s, J.
{I1, I7tNs Ged Po,odas.s, j

TIME, BEST BLOOD PUEEF Z ~ G ageaSs
4 or ,E9z iz1olEE,, lave beer most aucc cesstully
used fcr ever quarter CT g century IL Europe
and fo- the Is,st years, also, j.: this courtry,
end are particularly efficient in taa cuTe Of OIL
chronic diseases. TO ole should dispair OF being
cured withou: 5cst tying them. y family
should be without them, for b thelt timely uSe
much sickness can be preveAtod, They are IN"
ported direct 80 this pert by Che u1>derslgned,
and their purity, efficacy and aa}et2 oaa DC ra-
lieG upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some q tho diseases when
h;sva cen orxaan9nJLy removed ~ t1altphe'
i-1sttaI,
Lrearnation
IF tAe bowels,
CONSERVATION IN J.
,asiy stages. headscG5,
asthma, cough, 51Ta ayes
JcEjsW, ruptures, 1haJE>53fls:a
ora1nD cno?ic, catatnh, ra::a i: sG&
EraasG and sides, deafness, nervousness,
asjotso5J Fever, chiiIs a,-d fay3rs agua opaa
wcI.nts. pueumonia, di"pepssa, salt rhelzo: oaii'
esr s.roh1ls>, jaundice, tapeworm, D.
I.ousnesa. eruptiols & the siZl1, boEy ~
Iznpjai2t, lslgo.1r, gout, dropsF
erysipolAs, worms, choiio. pa.
j:arrboea hoarsness, swell
ngg, b,oat!rgs, blood.
and white ilux, dy#
;nvcry, co5siva-
aaa3 ]nes
Hos Gc
ltull dir,.cllu-as accompany ese5h comedy
'"'''>'- '''' Julius f1JSE DIEMELT, IJenS.ss
tiE Prince 81, below Washington 6t:.s
Alexandria, Va,
For sale by r.oaS Druggists. jaa ST
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ts aPUBLlsAEDs DAILY By
N ID GAR SIN OW DEN. SH.
e:My. OFFTC TCE--No. 1o4 King street, 're
tstonea formerly Freuch'a) Store.

ss.ssese NEWS sBY TO-DAY's MALL.
vaYhe New Work Express says. there are
thoneands Of idle people in that city, many OF
lhennsreturned soldiers, asking for work. while
there Us work in abundance N the COUNTY,,
nnen farms and gardens, st good wages, as
TTere Viii be upon houses and other buildings,
When wages bear 8 closer relation TO the value
efgeld
During the present season 5l2 canal boats
have left Cumberland, Md, with SIS, Ill tons
nf coal, aud A6,2l3 tons have been shipped
over Che Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The steamers CITY Of London, s4iVespool
and Bavaria, tor southampto and Bremen,
sailed from New York, or Saturday, fu OF
passengers,
The word renowned performing elephant
kp(lld3 Hannibal, ]" who for almost halc 8 centu-
~ has teen the greatest wonder Of tie animal
Erugdorl, die0iu Bedford county, Pa, an the
'sEth instant @ 90
The Old and N Nev School General Assemblies
soG. .tha Presbyterian Church wi! meet this
syear o0 tie same day Thursday May 1871
4ahe- former at Pitkshurg znd fha iatter IN
Brooklyn.
Col. r. &. Saunders sn Old soldier Of the
wag Of 1872, died recently as hessnurg, LOU
Den COUNTY,, Va, ST the age Of seventy four
sg8sra
9gsaeaeral Sherman has telegraphed General
sHovard chat he should remain with bls troops
and p1arch through TO Aexandrla. wlth Them
ess There is g tremendous demand for passports
al tE1e State Department.. They are DOW 'a'
saNed at the rate Of one thousand a:ruonth'
sod. The Pennsylvania. troops. are expected to
give un their arms ia Washington and return
@EpeSheir homes as aoon as.bhe proposed grand
sfeVfev Is over.
be peaignatious Of volunteec .'hic5rt aaVe
Been Numerous the past week. The number
,tae nxen mustered cut Was about fifteen thou'
aaa9: all whose times expire rr!or TO 6ne
sIgE laatant, will be Immediately dAschargeo"
One or ewo cargoes Of new Bernluda pota"
Taes 5sye arrived at New York, and are aell"
siag gza6 cen TO twelve dollars barrel. Bernlu~
:ffa onions have also been recei ved and ore sell
.ing at six and seven dollars barre
s. THE Richmond Wbig says chat everybody
that gees North eomes back equipped ttoIn
the crovn Of his head 20 the sole OF his teees
ssRsehe latest Northerra fashion,
>s= Since the opening OF the porr OF RlotAond,
Virginia, the tobacco dealers iii Baltimore
have all been on the qui vlVe for the hrst afr!-
val Of Virginia chewing tobacco, Whleh is
gecogniSed b. the loVersof the weed as the
sss'bestnaade, being far preferable to that grown
sna.kt = W. ~ NowtT Several auDalI lots
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

8ie elm g 9u lmetfe fran
a6fi{d rebet. Gin S9ulmeiRer u1z
terbielt iid. oitmals NIT einem Bauer pes
Drtes unb prdientirte ibm bann uno rudnn<
cine prielt S@nupftabat. 81 oft nun Der
Bautr nieste, pFeste Der Bauer . votre
sants 1u fasen. Der Bauer b6rte pas
lanse gletdsdltis an. 'Gnbli@ fra9te It
etnmal einen Srupenten, ben ct aud i'm
@irtbsbaule traf, INN bic Bebtutuns jes
mes Spru@ts. H.
Der Stubent, tin b1r9triebener S1alf,
bate benerft, bab Der Bauer rotbe 4aare
bate. 1Gteune, faste Il, bas pelftt i'd
Gu& faon erfldrtn, aber sSbr nlib I mfrs
niht lbel nebn1er.. GS beiet aaf aut
teut4.: Du rotbbaariser Spibbnt -
pps @etter, ba1te Der Bauer, Did nil
i'd lebre1, ,6hulmeiffer. IN, n11ffen
Sonutaat ffan1en ft mic seeu6bnIi9 i'm
Mutbsbauft 3nfant.en. Der Shulneis
fer reidtt BEN Bauer zine pritfe, ter
Bauer niest-a votre sante fagte tpie
oepobnli@ Der 2ebrer. sllts mas reiht
Ii, Ytrityit ter Bauer, ii@9 bab's mir lang
aenuta laa.r, lefen-Birbtsh Rem Sdnlnets
her iii paar DbrftiSen, bae ibm Stbtn
mt. 65ren rergtbtn, uib ertferntt fIdB
nfits ben Wprteu: rMfrfts. S@nIheiRtr,
Bantra strftben aud fransaffd.s
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
&tuepls fur baS Chiffon, rten BON
cfeff. 0Qbt6.


"" Sef. DaDie.
Sherman btbauptet, 2tncoln fei bafl1
saewe( len, bab man Self. Davis entfomn1en
latte, unit. gum Bertile beruft er f4 aui
folatnpe Anecpote, bic ~ibm 2incoln auf
feline (@berman's) Gra9e, ob Ct SeH.D
pis fan8en pper ibu entfomn1en lafe ioQe,
tr3dblt babe:
uSn. San9amon County mar Elm alter
Competency tbiser, Der iebr ftrens in
ftinen :0runblaBtn ,par. Gine5 Cages
bielt ct mad eine,m lansen &itt In oer
bei6en Come bel bent 9au K zines Greuns
hes, Der ibn1 cine 2irnonabe MAIDEN ,polte.
u@oQtn Sie mir ni@t e%rlauben," fa9te
Dtr Greunb, Der rie gri90pfune peS alien
Iemperensprebi9ers bemertte) uein tlein
tuenie @tdrttnbe5 ;u3uiesen gu nNsin,
Ni@t I'M, Aass in BET @elt," antrportete
Sener, .pas it sesen mtint @runnfase.
dber Unit eintm S%erlau9enoen Bid aui
bic @bisfnaai9e) rrenn sic, . b:ne ba s
Id IS mIBtt, ttrpas aus iener fhpars
sen Glai9t basu tbun tSnnten, i9 oente,
es piroe ,,i@ts l9abtn."
- so eebt es mir" fuate 2tncoln bt13u,
i'd barf ni1t In bic Tluat Don Self.
Davis riQiBen abtr ptnn Stt ibn.
obut baB id barum ~ Il Ste,
burdfhlapfen lafen ~f6nnen, i4 benft, 70
hiree ntdts fdattn."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Brief bee 6rofb6nblcr6 meper il
@annbcim an einen fubftaatliben
DHdnler.

Brief hee Grofbdnelers meper il
@anubeim an etueu fubftaatliben
NHaujer.
5oeIsi& Id tur& ptt 3sttunaeu srfab'
rem babe. pa6 BET 9busn esmnd&f BIT
Nsesr fret rperren unb msnsr Nnf&i nod
Gd pte Arbeitel5bne tisrpur& b~epsutsnc
fsta..n p.rpsn. tutr. Id mid. Sbntn an.
1uas!aen, pae Id tn >Stanpe bin. Sbnsn
cine Mnaabl IN unf<rm 2anbe C8aeen)
itsmlta ubufllG9 asuorDsnu 5&uar,sr
~ lt.fsrn. ob9lst& Id bitrtn nt&t psr &tfs
bin. ia 6s In ots 5FsntIi&.n Msinunetn
bsrstts Mueu stlitfst finn.
Gtntee @oubsle Ger @oare MID Id
Sbn.n b%eruorbsbtn, unp 3war:
4. Die oftrirtsa @&watssn sfansn f&
bauptfdd!t@. sur Gslca1bstt. pa IT,
nen pte Staetluff. wte f@'S an bts'
feen pIcss (Waunbsim) Bt1etot bat.
fsbr (3lsdt befommt.
2. Gon(umirtn fe fslbf isbr uitle Bauu.
ppQt. BE fe, Zen Spsen bee. Go,t.
{&ritts %esaenQbrr. fsts-in ben 81.
rem iraAtn.
3. Gfnn.n fs I'D b~sfonbsrs fdr artt4'sn
bd Na&t. ba fs. ME bsfannt, feline
Qt&ifnunbe fnp.
50 trbtste mid. Sbnen eintae tuutsrt
S,ld aur Yrobs 3uaufsnotn unb SoIas
jur GrfparunA Der A0seursu3 IN pnptsr
pom vRarlsrubn Bsoba&tsr" ~ padsn,
rsr. msnn It aud ielbil f&on beoeuten'e
9tde auf pen 9turmaspetd&ten Wsuen
BIT neutn asra bsfommen, btsfe S&mar>
3sn po6 ME Ineeu idet.
Den @seenwertb psr 9enbunB t5unsn
sic MIR In eonf6certrten S%taatsbonps
dbsrma&sn, Dem sinitaen poptsr, pae BEN
@ntb Der @aare alst& fommt.
Weptr,
snbdnen esr 5@ulr.fcrn u.
(pun&) Spsfulani In 3sttsstf.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06

Gtnl5funaoss xtefnpapttr'
aelps POSTAL CurrencyJ. i'm S&aB'
ante unb ban uatnabtbstlunasn tsG.lben
~ Da(btnaten ptrp aseen pdr'te ,daIt@
ttne @suse ptsfes papteraelpss ttna.I6f.
Wan iona bo1elbe ron troeno tinsm pla'
be BET Der. Staatsn ptrfrt az, eas @6obs
amt ~ Baibtuaton t~tnienteu. ~Sspee
padet mu6 100. Std 0 elmer Sorte
tn,balten. als 5 Sent. 10 Gent. rs Gent
uno so Gent: 5tads. uub fdr ispts po'
det srbdlt man IS. $40 IT, +. w., ie no&
bsu, Bstraae ter oartn btfnelt&m 100
papiere. 3nfeste papiere ufAfsn IN be.
ionpsre .pad.te. sbsnfaQs au 100 @!dd
p.rpadt werbsn. Die D.rhnbuna aei&tstt
pr Tct arrs(Nrt an tis Treasury Of the
United States. Washington. D. c."
unp tts' pad.ie mdGen rea'hrtrt wsrctn.
DIE rQbed5 oafdr erbdli mon uonWalt
inhsrtalb 8 bts 10 9aosn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
Weueres aus @exifp.

- A 80 E4t
a. Msp Srleanl, "a. Sunt.
DIE sft'bt,iass geslss's mad fstneua Sesgs6lt
Den Hnaitf auf Ratamoras .ptrS bsRdttSt.' g,
psYioy 700 Nann an xcbten unb 1000 Rann
an Gsfausenen.
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