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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18
tCOrTespondtnce ofhs SUM-

HAyANA, NAV 18Th. 1865
The pirate ram stonswall arrived at this port day
IN fore yssteriAy, and IL still here, Size len Tene
rifle April hrst, snd arrived at BernudA the goth.
aud Nassau. May 9th, but was unsh'e to enter
count OF the bar She left Na.,au the sth and
three days In coming here, The trip has been made
In half Ihe time aud is uslRlly made Ia from two
two-and-a half day.. The General te Marina" Tor
Adrnirap sen. an officer on boui the pirate, Offering
the sies OF the station, and and soon after went
ON board himself, accompanied y hl.tNo daueh;er.,
60 serve suppose pretense TO coyerhe charge Of
an ofeih yi,t several other olicors oi the Govern
ment have been on board.
II boinr replrtol TINT the Stouevhl on the way
10 Key West our consul Immediately SET about Tea-
sures for waning commander. On the Goa t. but The
suthoritv here refused roundiy, aud not in he most
courteous manner to iet anything 80 over which they
~ HsSrt American vessel in danEeT. lhls AZ re-
d. aerrnined 70 send tn = Nal steamer Colunhis
" nh di-pttcues 10 Commodore NIrihuns. Sotne drh-
ci caring her fnt 8s,srF. j. y y s'rale. q Co., 40
ne consaerabe influence In ihat dtphI Iimcut oi We
g. pEc nnent here Soor remove them. ~ th- tue
u sAs =. M II va ne, 'tsary r. have hoI9
pul NON th. Gap -Iin OF lhe far, IA ,oirr "oli
Ho,S 'pG 14 "'i m tSg'T sW rs, Fcsig
taif fNk an hon and a hat lorrer 20 do o'.rf o
the Moro and arrived at sand key iSht Mt = aud
hrcd guuh uni 10 kt's icI n pilot hlu' came % A
Vos " M tauA w 10 htl Ntrk-h lI4E "a hkH'l.HN
Wind aUd tde-GVoEo Commodore Stn,inl, sho
cent ior C1mmotorr ScheucE. st~llinF vent hact
10 De1 again, without even sending rersLnc Of
tbanks ~ our consul here anu much .ess thHnAlhs
Ehe mcsrehFet. CouHodoro frh6nrs 'hsuk,i me
1Ineseut,r h,Rtilg. AIS 4. NJ "a TIE l-Lh, tAe 20
luHlia started back, arriving here At l.. n ILit
pogning tht Howh.tttu, Cap. NoIdeu, arrived. The
suunoat AIpis s alto outside.
Io-4,y l.ing The GuuIyefsarY Of tho King Of
Epains birthday rslute' hrye been fItI iu Which
t6e luVhstan and French mau-0t-Var took paIl.
The -toreNC Kept rez poctiul silence hut 10 sled
Rmnish tsA. There have teen many visitors % the
all a .H-I.R 4ra.
and around her At 20 cents head, ana will IegeaI
tleIu today.
brig under English coors from the Florida coast tor
HassAu With lvy UA of cotton on board. f3NOO0 in
.raLi aud two men not On the crew OF VAssenser r
istL and Who refused 10 give THAR names did Ihe
Ssptsln, OF Thep be wss troH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18
The Pirate StoneWal.
O6lcial Statement
WAR DEpARTNFSr WAHuSGroN, u. c,
May lI-y o'clock A. "

MAY 11-g o'clock A. "
hdjor General Dir;
The following communication from General Candy
relstng to the stonewah which may be- important 10
shippers at New York, has been received by this De
partment. We are nov within twenty-four hours Of
osegraphic Communication with New Orleans
EDwIS N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
NV ORLEANS, May 18th.
Hon. r. " Stanton, SscrstsrV Qf Var;
The [. =. Consul at Havana reports that tho rebel
ram stonew all left that port the llth inst, oston-
sibly for Galveston. / have warned all commanders
on III coast D. CAsuY, MAJOR General
tThe statement Of the above dispatch seems 10 con-
fiet with the intelllrence furnihed below by our
ba yanA orrespomlont
vbie Ram ~tonewaIl-Arrivul at Havana
fon the 1 tn and still There on the 18Th
Capture Of n British Blockade Runner
! With Two Mysterious Passengers and
S3O0,OOO In specie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18

No Further Mercy to be Shown
Them,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18

The Ram Reported At Sea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18
The Latest News
IMPORTANT ORDER.
By Telegraph TO the ". v. Sum.

WARNING M JUERRILLAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18

ANOTHER PIRATE AFLOAT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18

i A st OF THE w AR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18

a WARNING TO SHIPPERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18

The Pirate StOnewall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18

GRAND REVIEW AT WASHINGTON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-18

Assembling Of the Armies.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
Die bpben Nreiie.

Sob a,bt felt LANCER 3sit auf 81 40
unp Elm 5i,tesn pedelbsn febt 10 isbr au:
ber Graee, pab mir nit poun Ssfimmts
beh ,insm fernsren 5infen es6slten ensass
9.uitbsn blrfsn. Nn Gen aum 2sbsn notb
wenpiAen Mrtifslu Ia fstu Wanssl I'M
@easntbetl msif usbs1Rub rorbanreu uno
p.nno9 III eas Qsbfn I'm @anssn aen6r1s
men isbt faft nod 70 lbsuu, pte eamaIs,
ala pas @olp unlersm cpapfsraslpe sesens
lbu auf ESQ. .une =b6ber ifanp. 7Das
Bolt barrt nit filler une.culp eer 9uten
3ett psr btQissn prsife. atsr bislsIbe wia
ntmmu fummsn. Mif, cem Derib bee
0olpts ftiegsn suslstd Re|s ete Drtife aller
Duar,n, nit psm GaQen' c,fslben I'M
Dutbe wousu absr cie Buarsnprstle uiat
Gnfen. Doran lieat ross rs @s't'
50 ldbt nd batauf Mdudts erutsoetn
unp np'rtf&litr Stoff iff p.tolen III sfnsm
6.rn,or, au @siddftsleuse ;uue: belonrsrs
an auffdufer. Absr btr 56uIo III nt6t
oll;iu btsr 10 {uasn -Ste lieat au@ 10
tp,m l1.t,rRus tss. eirtuli,enoen. pdpisre
o,lp,s. Gsd&Aut uns fstr rt&tis, nsnn
Die g.. o.. ratenessituns" bsme1flt&
madjt: Det' Urune buflr. eabS ee beu
8aidsf.sa MD Inner sslsnSt sen bs''
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20

xduftrn Ole altsn Gbsusrunaeprstis ~ e.:
baIten. II (auh) In rr ~ 9r0ben Wal1s
cse papiuasIrss au futsn. Rsluhu II
cisis Woi5s pu'd ben Gintrilt rss 6rie,
pens uup- rte raeur6 bseina's 6tratnm
muna tss uorbu auf's 66tfs asRstosrlen
Gtrfsbralsbsns nod um 50 prc;sni psr.
msbu norcsn B. b. Es lbnRsiat ras
ptrf!i6s Dscdrint6 op Tuuf,tmtltsln UNI
70 uisl N tbr, ale pdbrsnp res Rrts9ss.
Wan f5nnie olio. itatt rorlbsr su fIa2sn.
ca6 ous 3steueb ebsel'fnids ulatiu um 70
uisi ibeurer Gnp. ale Sob, ou1 ums
sstsbrt 1aesn, eob @olp unltr ausn QHaa'
rem ete 10 bl'fetIfte IL.
Cine 0stmtneerune ets IN umlauf be>
fnrli6sn papierselcss pdre mi'bin ras
etu3i9s usrlde,6e Rittel, um Ole unpsr,
nlnftip bobsn Trsi'ebsrutaubriresn. Ntu
In Den ltbtsn Wonatsn III i.iesr rurd Gle
Gtablirun9 pon Nattcna'banf,n Mot stne
0srmtnptrunp, foneern efns Gsrmsb.
runs Der papteraeIe mufe etn9etrstsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
9ie 6inrittnug Der Maoams SurratI

9ie 6inrittung Der Waoame Surrat
bat un.u rsn Rstsusn in Ganaeo grcb
Nulreauna sur 6olae attabt uno rie|sIbsl
baben lrausr an3sleat - fsin quite
3eu1ni6 fir ris @erithts. slbsr alsit
OrilbIe css Stmsrsss um cie ~,u f'lt
ButI.dsns" bepen eis Y. .. lriSunt, IL
Wo1lc, rts Ners u''c oisle Nnrsrs. "Gln
n1brv Stauea|, si"e Shanre lur iii
Ntputlit, ras man eire "eaty" an cen
4alasn b1ira,." ruf, man bier, - .ein'
idsub!i9s Dartarst, cog man ibr nur "A
S,unr.n I'm 9orou5 Ii. S+Idial ycsfln
psts," ruff man rort uno ufurblbaL rpsn,
Ge unldu|oie aefortsn mdre" t6rt {;
BON betrm Ssilsn.
1as QsBte rdun'en mir elm, 20 mar
iurdltar, ,psnn is nid!fdulcia 9sforbsr
mdre, - obsr rod nitt fdrdltorsr. aI5
wenn 10 mandu Wnesre Don Der Su'y
obns 0orbarrsnlsin uolltn juriilf9sn 9s
melss (9ulrie bsfunoen, curt slnen gu.
ftimoro isin Qsbsn bsenesn mub. Wll
t6nntsn mands Bdae anflbnn unc icear
aus Gem lsBten Sabr oa 8trurbsi|.s. un'
ter esm @aIpen tbre unltuIp cs1astsns
beilig bs'beusrl baben> uuo nun IL faIt
an pisisn Giam uar1tsraseanasn. Ba'
rum rsnn bier 70 oufausnce GpmYa'bie.
"a bod jsesnfa06 Bswsife Dsnu9 porIie'
aer, UNI isrtn Wenftsn nit A5l@su &C.
g,n pte 9ubrsdsrin iu flllsn?
Wb, ss mar sins :, Dame.
D lsben etsn fstu Gomp'fmsnt afssn
oas wsibIihe @sldisdt rarin. cab man
po6slts fur msni9sr sursdnunqsfdbia o!s
pos minnli9e bali, I'm @saentbsiI alau'
ben ptr stsu, cab Die 3ursdnuneefdbiss
tsi, bier In folsrn cine b0bsre lsin mu6
ala sin Bsib. um i5 an einsm osrariesn
@ebrsdsn tstbsiliesn ~ f5nnsn, fsins'
Tatur msit sntur,sIsr istn mus, oIs es'
Nann. 8as ris furae Griit 3uifdsu
lutlupieune esS llrtbeiIs uno otr erfeus
tion bstrift. 70 eas Sammsres(drti t.,
Sympa'bidrsnrsn cine wobre 2d4srli&.
felt. s. flt3fr otsie Gr'f, rsRo ar0esr'
Wobltbai flr bas Opfer Der @erediiefti'
Barn Ole 0uurtbeilisn nidi cbuebir
(bon ldnen nit ibrsm S&idlal bsfannt
Gs III tbstIe flonfbafte uno ohst!irt'
Gsnimentoiidl, ibsiIs cline b5dR pet.
cddlioe @eGnruna, Err j,ne Slaetn snt
(priueen. 60 lanae efs 0sitBe eie 30
csaRraf. rsttisr,iaen, mus risislbe oud
ben pt,fIid Sau!eissn obne unt:fdi:'
ntfsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20


IStrntr 1T etne Summt Yrn rsiIlidl
$500, 900. >usldc al Splpaten aus3e;abI{
merceu inn, bis au1 cine <ini9fslt vcrz
weiacrt mcrcen. Ter WWnr Ter Ssrs
wei9srpna lisst jn1 @}anscI I'LL iolhsn Ye>
leaen, lpis malt liz in &aIbiu3!pn rtrlanst,
namli6 S.uittun9en Hrn renen, rle rao
G'tlo erbalteu baten. Ia5 0ruptrnez
ment bat Qtsr tsreit5 100000 al Soma
oustesatlt unr fcrrcrt nun nah Stigtm
$50, 900 rieccr ;urlid.
dc 0eibjdtt 1T hunt 8tnu9. ater mir
bcTrn uno er>parteL roB ric bctrtntnctn
9ebrrren unc Yelicnen Ih rerren rctt>
fertl9en frnnsn uno cnb rie S1he aebllbz
reno unteru6t ,rertcn wirc. IaR rer
Gcn9rtG in cu SaL,e thras tbuu fam
unr mirr, wis ras uNssitsr" melnt mill
len mir nad, Oti9em bc;weifeln.
9Eir feben weitereu sluff1run9en nit
Spannun9 eut9,aen.
Der Dubuque National Iemofrat tat
Die Stirn, irIssnre 9lnfIaae 9fsen @puY.
Strne uno Gen. 9lcj. 8afer in rle SSe't
,u l6leucern:
uGntwcper wartu Gjpuv. Stcnc
unp 0jen. Yafer ;u lcrsrliA unc
naAIalitA UNI 9sb0ri9e StIclc ~
i1mmsn, prer Ne baten in ctr A,rT<
mug, ZAP rie 6orccrun9 rch tsz
ptlll9t ,perceu plrcc, bic y ele9r
yerni iAtet, um Gntccd dnn9
ibrer 3 etrii 9ereitn }u Ytrs
bincern".
l4pber in aller Belt will rtr :, Natirnal
Itmpfrat" feline He9tferti9uns btrbclsn,
wenn Oruy. Strne uno 0cn Bafer ibu
CONNIE il faut 1ur Ncrc itellen? S<
fann CT llh unterfsben, Spinner ceren
9s1h1ftli1e gbrliAfeit nod Y(jcmanr 1ll>
9etanet bat, III lclder miierablen @tiit
an rem pr1n3er ;u felltn? Ia5 1T
Ii d9li d 9emein!
GiruH. Strne tr1t erlt 9e3en Gnce re5
Sa9rts 1863 in iein sllnt, bat olic nit
jeneu sln9sls9enbsittn wcnlS crtr
gar nihtS III ttun ocbaht, unc
Wsn. Safsr bat nrtrrNd ~ ,rtniS o'clc
atmaht, raR er aus 9lrmuth IA d,
G Glintcnltine : fficersrle9e en
muBte. Yetrii9ereien mS9eu Ycrscfalcn
ietl,, in Srm1 icnobl ME in anccrn Sh10z
ten. Ntcr man teitulci4e Nicmauctl,
teurr man rie Btnsile III o1ncen bat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20

'rsifat fort, sin G'nr, abr Dsin BlID fola,
is mir; ib fun risotr, nod thinner Elm
Rine, unp Iu mart mir bsinate Iass.
Wfr f1fepen. Slbrs prDinaen, In sent,
wtr uns ni9t uitpulabsn, abr Rsise
SuIe lpratb aus Dtirfn Bsisl,n 3ul MIR.
lu warf, Du bIisba esr uEumfbrdnflf
bs1riebsr msins5 5i.3sns, ras nur rurt
DID lstt., lsine fiusfss Us.uss an Dtinsn
6oltlIriltsn bate. @ut fb snstnee Gbsils
marie ssIistt, id curfis unIer +ren. Man@
rsrn rdtIsn, tie Elm W:ib ellfltt3 ma.
6sn '5nnsn, ater fur mid eas ee nur Ct.
men Wcrn, uno Ger rurf -Du. Gtf'
tsr 0abrs psreiussn. Di, iabsn einaus
esr ri.tsr. Sb psrfaao nidt. ea6 bte
6uIctauna. bic Du mir lhsnttff, nur bte
ete slnlt!srs fur hs Sa5ubtit FL, Id
fab 2itbs rarin unp war 9Ildlt& -elld.
| LID. ti5 IL mir flar pusee, cab mtines
! Drursrs grr!obts ta6 Dsib mar, .ruslde5
Du listt.f. Sbr 0sr!uf sbslrdbte DID.
Dsiie Irautr wurre msin 9r6ettr Sbmer3.
Wsln 2sbsn bdie Id oafur biugesebeu.
did frcb ~ ma1sn. SD usr9ab, oab
id isltf Mlles vsrIert, aQss mithsm
glauttn an Dsins eisse; ano BOD bltst
i'd Dsins 0s(eliG aitsriu tst ret AfteI:,
tlisS lie. wslGs etriuGts, Dstnt6 bsr-
ssne Gual ~ rsrn'intsrn unc- Didn't 2se>
ts ;ur Stunt miseer;u eatfammsn. I'D,
Carl v|sasid. lag Gacismus oarin. bsnu,
utnn Du eit Aurf Iisbtsif, {dwdrmtsft
Du ou9 riseer fir DsIn srls8 SeeaI;
otsr bsWs. Garl - bsule m54tt III ~
Dsinsn Dlesn nutsn, f5nate id eaeu19
ron Dir nur cine Sluuee 9iste e1taufeu.
ST m6tte ouiba,sn, Dsin Srsal 3u' Kin.
um Dein Slid iu wereen. o.
@eIuia (dplsa. Garl'b Arm Issie G@
uu ibrsn esib. BON Dir aslistt ;utuer'
rsn. unr eiss 3u p'dsu, bstBt Gid Iteten,
risf n Gus. Du palR rs5 Riinalers
5raum. Splpia, jsst BIZ Du ess Wana
nfs UlId. (eine eipsise, .vabrs Dreuos.
Das Setal bate i'm III BOD geaaneen>
um &C !isbsn ;u f6uHtn, 20 III su ibm ter<
atleRitesn unp bat cen gsrluf. Zen * an
@srco al babsn eIaub's. In Ssseu7ser.
wonselt. Blsib css Mannss euter.G Gn'
sel, pis Du ess 8haflsr5 esttftsru srarft.
Splria lsbnte ibr 6aupt a'ssn cine
Iruf. uno In r;elsu NaBsnblid uar eer
Slnalsr eins nit isinsm Seeai. : '-,:.
Wsde lose. Woatn, Wona:s s!c5r
Ssliptsit! - Dsl6sr Sommer unaete.
bs, posFs uno Hunhsrniums GnritA
nattt eu 6srtil; MI; isE1 earien' s0une
UNI Nianrc ~ Carl @unaffonS unb
Sy!oia's 8ermabluu9.
EtrfrlbstsSd SddI1ef6y1cisNor
Ger bsrbeirdtbsis f9 init oer Eodtet res
WnRs1s, nabeem tt sinsn ebsn 10 esob.
ntsn uno tsrlbmtsn Namsu ssuoansn
pts etsler.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
Sac ToIqenSc moe als etue SQuasa.

9as JolgenSe mag als cine 0uua,a'
zion ,u rsr Di1fiamts:t Der utelnsr dbmten
I,mpetensosisbs in psm tuasnebafIsn
Staute Mai1adulst,s eisnen Sn Bottom
ubieltsn pts(sr Sage Die polistasn Bsfsbl,
al, auf cu Strabs aufssartfsnsn Srun'
fspbolpe Dor zen Ridtsr su brtneen. mts
btss In ben 6ontsmunrsn css 9smpsrsn;-
@eleses e.lhab. uamit rts' Bstruntsnsn
auslaaen ioatsn, no fe ibren S6nops 81,
fommsn bdtt.u. 8ou 1044s!n elmer @ o.
DIT Aufa.Eidisn tbat etss aur siur uns
aud, pisfer tdanu f& stnss BsGsrn. a!s
BIZ Sa&e DOT, ssn b5bsren / @srt6tsbci
as,.a Das III @ufa@ufette lsmpersus'
bum. ~: IL: y g zitl12 80
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20

0as Eup ssba Sabre? Cine sin3fss
5dpiraura tss 3stisrraess. uno rod
maGen fe tinsn Iana'n 3sife5f6nit In
furlsn Qstsns'aufs tts Msn(dsn aus.
3tbn Satre fro osraauDsn, istteem rer
f,lbs,s Sduhma@s,ltbrlfne uae fpdtus
tudtmts Yilebautr 0ufacffon fi1 nit
Sylcia cs,bsiro,bsn. ~ 1t
3sbn Sabr, Gro cuReMn, fsittsm &:
lrlb.re Gdlbsra:isu uno {pdlsre profe6or
rr gbimie, Ht6aro Sbnsiesr nit finer
@altin, Ger frdbsnn Nd!bsriu unb fpdt..
rsn terlbmten gortraiiHalsrfn3 ysrea
Abrnsu. vcn fsiutr Rsiie nad Stalien3us
rcdoefeby. mar uao' lsintn @ebafib in
Sbpensn auf1efbIcgen bate. ,7@'27
Carl @uaaflon bswebn.e nod tnfmes
rss profs0ers 6aus. mslhss thu nuHgss
bone; tin uneea6.'e5 @ldd war. TN su
Ib,il esuoresn, 70 cos Die SABRE trie So.
a. rabinf6paueen Nud:sr lparitst pro,
feHor, unp istn fb5uss @sib nod tmmet
cas- SusaI, eas TIN sa fefnen perih@sn
Sdtpfunsep bfssiflrte. aos@
Ri9a,p pobnte NIT i.iuer @atifnaaH,
esm eanes. Gr ba.:s etne srcs. Gabrif,
Brcfors, esfauf'. uuo fabr,s eert Esiu
elldliGss 2sbsn. : ,mgs@2
80 par 9trbf unb I'M moHat NoSsm.
Ser. rag &c Il
Gor esm tnifs,nen 2anainf.uess im
Solon su BrofsrS ias 9s.ra5 S1nttp.r
uns s,Sdb!ts ibrsm adijdbrtasn 6pEnt ei-
ntss 3iae aus ibfr Sussnc, tpte fIt ourd
Iytsi, une Gleie fd emp uresfdmpftbat.e.
Nuf ibrsn HnIesn rutis tin btsijdbrtes6
Mdedsn. ta6 NIT orrunstrtsn Augsn
Die Mutter tslra6tste, rabrens piele
(praG. .@~- = At2 E1Ha
Dttadiidbviee &nabe lau1dh nit ee-
ipannlsr Aufmsrflamttit. 7Dranesi rar
60 ptutis uno rssuttlia. r sturl pno
unmeIttr oussu, D.isee ,,no Nube fhaeu.
gl5Bi6 ,isf oas flsins Mdc@en:-
:5sst fommt papa, ifbt feauatnDapa !
5ie fprana pom 6dpobe per Nufter tgrab
unit sili. ua9 Der 5bdr. aud gerba e.
bcb 79 unb eiaa Gem Nabene1n ssltas9sn.
@ott fsi Danf, oas Du ipistsrtiirbif,
eitttr faets fife unei bot ibm hen NAnb
sur Stuff. bnr. SD tin Dttnst,pfesa is
Anaa eeu,ltn; ts fttirmt iolesnhIttga
Sd fubr ia tn eirem ptreef.tn Maasn.
antwortste Ri6arp unb fasttaittn Dsib.
= Mter Du bia tlftd unb iiehf asfsneBt:
aus. rtsf g,,ba untubig. BtfDn tfant Z
Nein. meins .gerea. td bin ppQfenlisil
stfunp. obtr es III mtr Gfune sa8sec1tn,
was mid errsat bat. SD iraf nniespf8e
iwei BfttIer, finfu WTsi1s unb
Mipdeu. Der erfsrei par tran6 Nnb
Ifonute MID smsbr Bebtn; In 8t6ens 3tne
unr Sdnse faesn ne an 8aulf an 0kaufs5
Ike. u Gs siR feItfperfdnpIi NJ i'll &c
lin metu,n @asen nabm nnDst tttIbff fsbr.
Der AIt ift fIanf NIB beeAlf pH 3alBe,
Das aEetb II ansesbun9n 9nttns .ttsaJfeef
| t9labrunD. fasl sua
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20

ila!t laulsn wte oes profsllors sisne Sob
nuue Carl @uaafion CUR iUisn BsnuBung
iibulo0sn unp an teinM Nneun pnmie.
tbe wereen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
9ry-@ppast gw-@ppds !

Rebpe s. Garbart,
Jleu-yort Stora
10. 10 ueft6s 3weite S:r.. Davenport, Sopa
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SPECTAL NOTICES.
Sherman and has C0nep0igsss
BY CoLoNr1s BOWMAN AND 1Rw1r.


BY COLONIES BOWMAN AND IRWIN
Aids to Gen. Sherman in tho Campaigns described.
2 This work now in press win be work of rare
merit both for interest ofnaratiye and as true and
faithful transcript OF events connected with the late
war.
The editors having free access to the private papers
and Journals Of their Commanding officer, have been
enabled to present more faithful record Of events,
more complete inner Official history of the great Cam
pagns, than it would be possible for any one Sc to
do.
The work is embellished with fine Steel Engraved
Portraits Of the Commanding Officers, and Illustra-
ted with Maps, Plans and Diagrams OF batte-felds.
routes and Marches furnished by the Chief Engineer
ofSherman's Army, adding mucl to the interest Of
the narrative, and helping to better understanding
ofthe various movements and positions of the grand
Army.
20 Sold only By Subscription.
p e HtA ~" G. W. ATWELL,
Agent for Portland.
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Some say that the quickest way to de-
stroy weeds" is to marry a widow. It is no
doubt most delightful species Of husban-
dry.
l. G@- Rev: J. G. Fletcher issdelivering lee
ture entitled "a Trip up the Amazon.
VS. Are you Christian Indian ?" asked a
benevolent gentleman of one of the Chippewa
tribe. mo, sir" was the answer: at whiskey
Ingen.'r sFrEEFT glAFr ~y-.~zrs
BB Emery A. Dresser who has filled the
Office Of City Marshal of Portsmouth, N. H.,
for nearly two years past, was dismissed from
hisofice at Especial meeting of the Board of
Aldermen on Monday evening upon a charge
of assault on Charles w. Bailey, captain of the
night watch.
EB The nail and spike factory and machine
shop Of the Pembroke Iron COMPANY were
burned on Tuesday. Loss. $4,000; insured for
5000. The rolling mill and new machine shop
were not injured! @JI lib r
Vs. The trouble between the New York
theatrical managers and their orchestras prom
Uses to culbminate IN the musicians going back
at the old prices. * q
pEover LOO licenses to retail LIQUOR have
been taken out in the District of Columbia
this year. This is about, one liquor shop for
every 81 persons in the District,
GB"A tender hearted railway engineer on
certain railroad says he never runs over man
when he can help it, because "it muses. up the
track so.' i.
10 1t seems from the statements of Wirz,
who was executed yesterday in Washington,
that before going south he worked awhile in
the Bay State Mills. at Lawrence,
3 DY-The Boston Journal justly remarks that
it is not enough that each Southern State by
its Convention recognizes the destruction of
slavery, for that has no operative effect 1t is
snotenough that each abolishes slavery, for that
keeps the subject within State control, and the
power which destroys may create anew. The
object is to make clean sweep, an utter and
everlasting determination of the Institution
everywhere under the folds of the national flag;
and that can only be done by the Consitu-
tional Amendment. 2NT
BThe New Bedford Mercury relates that
kone applicant for the privilege of voting in that
city was refused, upon the ground that he was
dead. He very persistently denied the state
ment, but the voting list was against him.
gB MIR. Samuel Bowles of the Springfield
Republican, mentions as an excellent feature of
banquets at San Francisco, "the serving of hot
beef tea, with just smack of claret in it, as a
constant refreshment during the evening. IA
Z iGBTThe title Of the Savannah Republican is
changed into the National Republican; and the
conductors Of the paper mean to make it what
its new title purports- rational; and to endeav-
or to Hobliterate sectionalism"
GY- NJ. Desor, Swiss naturalist, has inves-
tigated and confirmed the statement that small
fish have been found in Algerian artesian
wells two hundred feet deep. These fish be-
long to the carp species. They are healthy,
and hayelfne, large and perfect eyes, subter-
ranean fish are usually blind, on account Of the
uselessness Of eyes to such creatures. SIC ls
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more readily, and make an average Of say
5000 per ton of all our ores.
about eighteen months ago the first mill
was commenced to be built.
"Besides those in course Of completion there
are cow some ten mills here. - ..oo
"Four of the best yielded, in 1864, SooV'-
10000.
aThe amount OF capital in mines ana NILS
Invested in the year 1864 was, In ROUND NUM-
bers, S2,000000.00.
"This result was thirty per cent. Oh the
whole investment made here In the nfst year
of our silver history, which we deem very
hattering and most encouraging.
For the facts we have given above we are
indebted to pamphlet upon Silver Mining,
recently issued from the press.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11

Halle Vegetable sicilian Hair Renew-
er has proved itseft be the most perfect prepara
tioa for thehair ever offered to the public,
1t is vegetable compound, and contains no nju-
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1T WILL RESTORE. GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
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1t will keep the hair from falling out. E9
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hairsof, lus-
trous and silken.
1t is a splendid hair dressing
y NO persen, old or young should fail to use it,
TITS RECOMMENDED AND USED By THE
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DIR. TIBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIsoov-
ERY OF THE AGE, will positively restore Gray Hair
to its original color, whether black brownor auburn,
and being delightful dressing, it unparts to it a
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance. 1t will also
promote growth Of new hair on bald heads, where
the gonds or roots are not disorganzed; and efec-
tually remove all dandrnff, itching and humors from
the scalp 1t is warranted TO produce the above re-
suits or money refunded. niJt Z
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, z-ti+L'
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W. W. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. "a may11eodGmt
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The Forthcoming Department Reports.

In9 horba0cInlnS OoperGnSnb hepQkbS.
The National Lateltigeacer says the Secre-
taries and heads of the several DEPARTMENTS of
the Government, are rapidly preparing the re-
ports of Interpretations of the different
branches ofthe Government the past year.
They must necessarily prove more than usual
~ interesting in their summing up of results
at the close of the war and the re-establish-
ment of peace. The Postmaster Generals re-
port will be one of great interest, in view of
the reorganization Of the southern mail SER
vice. and Governor Dennison will bring his re-
port down to later period than usual, in Or
der to give an exhibit of the condition of the
southern mail service at the present time
The revenue of the postal service in the loyal
States for the past year was larger than that
Of all the States before the war. General
Grants report, which has been in the hands
Of the Secretary of War for some days, has
been recalled by the General. --'t1