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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
Weuere8 ans &nban,ertfn.

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esbol,tn. rab ru p1diesnt %" puu ls'n
prablui(dss Wuipu6m unss A"aunse
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nun9,n fur tie MISUNDERSTANDING VIZ :f,G
bsrtn freuncftaitli6.n Bt1tbuhesn 1nt
ihsn Spanitn unp Peru p%ortanpsn. Die
fes IN ris AnG6t, peIds In Gina bet'u
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cot roe rurd 3 Rnsosl6'f. puhdtf's
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(d, @ei&waru fut unmoRl,6 utldtt bd'
ten. Wud bane ht Gem asrodun Con
a1sb he Noh pee ipaniideu Wininus ce
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msldt untr ttnn Dtobuna nit Dsm I'll
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ouf ALT r%onf6cunn NtpubI'fn tslradts'
werben rlrre.
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tbeilun0 (.br fol. oufa.nonmsn. mtebalb
Man6e s,ns efsnGr. DsmonRra''eu Don
(stnu Gstls uno.itten.
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battt ru puusnii6s Wrmirol psro1enn'
rab oQs Nantsle(6 f, i'm 6atsn bon
Qo0ao f@ %oubuto'b re Bnttdta ptl
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Ioo unb Nati Aum N%ueIoufen unr Ram
pfc in Bsrtn&ofI afboI'en. nne man naf
onpus Mu6uasIn I'll Motlaufui.
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lsue bon 5000 lonnsn. ts "Bsrtnputla"
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26

Sobr 1864 srastens"ptre;;~btrf,e tR'etn
Mb,bnaa Don 80 Wsuss dbu rae
Sobr SO. Wtnnman ptn Borronne6e.
ru f,anl6ff&fn Ssile ber mtnbn raid
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auf or Noteftttt psr Gds isbr bart 1T
ru(sltr bsftsbt fof aana. aus onibroeth
6fsm S&ttfsL psr mttf et&t as(6Io0m une
(sbr wIrnnoneefdbia n. Dis mon Que
Obt9.m uftbL 70 l1dt stt Bcb,una mi!
stnU Sbn,utQfsit rcn' mtbr ole 1000
Wen,s I'm Sabre poran. une nod pttfsu
|utdl'nib rdresn ris 1885 Me,us, biz
an IS. Nopfmbsr nod ~ ru,brbtn mo-
rsn. tn un9tfdbt 81 Sobren ucufommen
9e(dutui ktn.
Oil Durbtcbrur eso,beit Nfortnl cine
ur9'b'ur NoHt BON MahrioI. Man
bat brrt&nn pob mo flrstn Wstre
Jorif&rtn So be 100 Srrna'56u tobs
zen. as bic as Rtlohromuse Yuluu per-
bremen. 2iO Mar.e 3dnr0rid ruwm*
cen uup 1875 biz 200 Bobrsr braudsn
mub.s. @snn mon tidt Qu ntitdtsn
NIT 1920. Der Wttrjobl ru Tunnsl'
2dn9s. muliplijtrt 70 Q.Ianat man ~
foIaentsn unaebfurtn 3'feru f1r eis Bs
n 4 exc mi tn @rtffrs ee60-0096
Eob,lBdn $50 900 Silcarammte pull
ru; I $50 900 Mente 3upe0rid uno
2.450 900 Bobru. Dee n ater nur fur
rte e1fs O'fuunQ bee Iurn'ls tns&net
for tie &rwe ftttun8 ethelbsn. tie arn'
Bou tu Gilenbobn uforenltd III, mue
mon RE cbiesn 3ablen mtncsRsns asr.
flnfa&en.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26

% @oratRrn murrsn 270 0tfan>
atns pou Mcd 9s!anr nod @sn. ganty
lur @%uemsd(sIun0 a%t9'{anet.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
THE PACIFIC.
important from Aspinwall and
Panama.
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.
Total Loss Of the Steamship
Golden Rule.
PASSENGERS AND CREW sAvEn.
IMPORTANT FROM CHILE AAo PERU
SPAIN THREATENING CHILE.
Interesting from the Central
american States.
AFFAIRS IN OLOMBIA.
Failure OF the Panama Rail-.
road Contract.
AFFAIRS IN COLOMBIA.
Failure OF the Panama Rail-.
road Contract.
RETURN OF GENERAL siCKLEs.
The Steamship Colorado at Panama and
tho United States Steamer Suwanee
on the Coast Of Chile,
&0., &c., 60.

tes steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Slooum, from
AspAnwall on the l7th arrived this port yesterday
~ bronght the steamship Americas passengers from
oAn vrancisco, who detained on the Isthmus on
aseosnt Of the loss Of the steamship Golden Rule
Among the other passengers board Captain E. p
DsnAis Of the steamship Golden Rulo Dr. R. ". War
naston, surgeon; John n Rogers, purser and baggage
nassss; William GIaddng, With few Of the crew
Ne rest were sent from Aspinwan In the United
oatss steamer Huntsville which sailed 18th June
The following 10 the specie list Of the Ocean Queen
egder.: $221lo Wells Fargo Co. SIS 500
CAlSslder Cohn.. 500 Weile Co... 49,
Cohen Co... .S3, 500 Order ............ 5000
o..nn, ,Sherman&Co 50Ss1
1osal.. $3.50 267
~ this arrival We have late and highly interesting
~ important intelligence from tho shmus Of Panama
nd ths Pacihc, which will be found in the letters Of
~ eeTsspondent a Aspinwall and Panama
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
The Saxon Extrsdition Case.
TIE ACCUSED SENT HOME.

In pursuance Of the mandate Of President johnson,
endorsing the order Of United Commissioner New
for the craditon Of Frederick Theodor Thcodor
seydel alias William Sander the prisoner conducted
on board the Hamburg 8ermania yesterday by
Deputy Marshal Jarvis, and officially accompanied by
Mr. Leopold Schmidt the Vice Consul OF ssxony, and
his counsel, Mr. II. ID. Iapaugh, who delivered him
10 Captain Ehers and his chief officer Mr.. Frsnzcn.
The legal receipts given for the delivery and posses
sion Of the accused by the authorities Of Saxony and
tho vessel sailed majesticaly and punctuay down the
harbor There wero great number OF PERSONS bidding
adeus 10 the numerous pass ngers and as on all such
occasions many tears shed land and board.
II will be recollectcd that this Saton prisoner
weeks ago found In General sherman's army and was
delivered up on the application VI Consul General w.
Schmidt, as fugitive forger from Saxony The Presi-
dents order for bs cNradiion arrived here Thursday
and on Saturday the accused was promptly on voyage
for hs destination Wis is the third person extradited
through the oppc't on Of Mr. Schmidt during tho pre-
cent year Among tho gentlemen present On board the
Ccrmana yesterday were captain q. y. HAL anil ur
Henry liukln, VI the United states Navy
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
IsTHWUs OF PANAMA.


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Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA. Jane 10. 1885,
ArvSeal y As StsassAip Usasd Satss Stsass0
Ssgaxss on ~ Cssa|BssAsy PsGa-GeWUsI
Ssckles Ec.
Tho Pscidc Mall Steamship Company's magnificent
new steamship Colorado, Captain Bradbury, from Now
York, vie Rio Janeiro and Caso, arrived here the
morning Of the 18th inst Ths Colorado sailed from New
York on the LIST Of April and experienced nne weather
tho entire trip She eighteen days In Rio, and ten
10 the Straits Of Magellan, and only twenty three
steaming days from Rio 70 this port.
In the Straits Of Magellan just before going sea the
Colorado spoke the United States steam guuboat sawa
nee, Commander Paul Shirley snd supplied her With any
tons Of coal The 6uwauee would stop at Loa Valparaiso
and Caao and may bs expected hers iu few days All
on board were reported we'll ..st j..
Among the passengers by the Colorado is the Right
kev. Alonso Potter, D. D. LII D., Bishop Of Pennsylva-
MIA who u on his way 70 Ban ynssco for the benefit Of
his health The Bishop 10 to-day engaged In consecrst
ing the and beautiful church Aspnwall and all
who could have gone to be present n the ceremony
Were not that my correspondence - very lengthy
wosad give detailed account OF the conservation but
cannot and room account Of the press Of other matter
The Colorado brought dates from Caao 70 the 9th inst
but newspapers could gather nothing in the way
OF Information respecting the revolution and uudsrsand
that matters remain about - they were when the Last
The United States ship g. Marys sailed for the Chin.
chas, from Callao on the 9th inst
Major General D. T. Sickes. United States Volunteers
who returned 10 the State Georgia from Carha
Gena goes homo In the United States Huntsville
The Generals mission etil remains profound secret,
and all We can do about 10 what have done-gusss
what II h
The steamship Ocean Queen, from New York on tho
"a ns, arrived at Aspnwall on the 12th Her mails
and passengers crossed the day, embarked
board the steamship Sacramento, and sailed the
night for San Francisco
The Panama Railroad Company's steamship Guats-
maa, Captain N. Dow, arrived yesterday morning
from Central American ports She brings the important
that the revolution in Sa vador has been
entirely crushed Some fighting took place at La
Union which ended in the defeat Of the rebels who fed
IN every direction, many being killed and wounded.
General Barrios, having left here days since In
sailing vessel for La Union may fall into the hands OF
the government II he does there will an end oil
hie earthly hopes in very short order
General Cabanas, commanding the nsurgent forces
ct La Union, was badly wounded but escaped board
the Guatemala, and has arrived here.
The United States steamer Wateree, Commander f. X.
Murray, was at La Union when the Guatemala sailed
She may be expected here shortly.
From Australia we learn that the Shenandoah had
gone west from Adelaide. probably 10 the haurtua
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
NOT ALT0oETHRR A u0AI AYrERkALL.
From the st. Louis Democrat, yun412.l
News from Fortress Monroe.
EpRTRKaa MoNpOR June ~

An incorrect statements-not emanAting from this
pointhave appeared In several journals regarding the
form the public that his health ut the present time
much better than when he landed here from on the
steamer Clyde. This morning he by infor.
nant, engaged in smoking and apparently In . calm
stats Of mnd he Is mot In irons and his quarters arc
very comfortable
The steamer Zanbia sailed last evening for Texss
Eagle No arrived from Baltimore with load OF rebel
prisoners Steamer Eliza Hancock arrived from New
York Falcon arrived from Morebead City Steamers
Constitution and Northern Light sailed for Washington.
rropelor Sea Guii sailed for New York, with barge St
Nicholas In tow.
General Nelson A. Niles commanding this post, has
established quarantine regulations st tho entrance 10
Hampton Roads
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

"Ah'r"for, Sone wv
rHR APPLICANTS voR PARDON.
Parties who were prominent 10 The rebellion Who d.
sire 70 aks the oath Of allegiance for the purpose of
making sbsciai applications for pardon, WILL the -
turs Il Understood be required take the oesh the
districts where they reside instead Of coming so this
city, - have been doing hcretoors 70 subschbs 70
he oath.
Forty SIX applicants pardon from the staae Of North
Carolina backed BY Governor Holdens recommendation
were granted 70 day The hist embraces no namss 60
tinguisbed In war or statssmsnship.
nUsrRRISo OUT THE VETERANS.
A large number Of men avalins themselves ef
the benefits order directing the discharge Of al
men Of the Veteran Reserve corps who entitled 70
discharge by OF the regiments from which they
were transferred being mustered out The Eighteenth
regiment aone win lose about three hundred men.
Permission becn granted the chief nsnal obccr Of
the army TO muster out all the OF bis corps whose
term Of service expires prior 70 October l. Two hun
drcd and thirty will be discharged under the order,
leaving eleven hundred remaining In the corps
pIsxAsTLrSo THB YIELD WORKS ABOUND WASH.
TEorOs
military order was promulgated to-day announcing
the dsmantng Of the field works which compose the %
fences Of Washington North and South Of the Potomac
Division commanders required TO dsposc Of An
ordnance ordnance belonging 70 the fovss 70
be dismantIed-
HOTEL GOSSIP.
ns reported that the Cabinet meeting Of yesterday
was ono Of somewhat exciting nature, tho deliberations
extending into the evening II In said that Of the
recent acts Of the Secretary Of the interior we're
made the subjects Of very plain discussions and pointed
criticisna
ns thought that Governor rerpoint viii have 70 give
up his Leg and call for the election Of new one
4 The President applies himself cl oscly to business
II Is said the attempt 70 Tylerzc the administration vs.
after all likely 70 bc failure While the President "h'
do ample justice 70 all loyal democrats and ooro'Ny a
,erni,e with them he will not his back on the sr"Ai
party which elected him
There are no indications at present any immedia'e
change In the Cabinet
The Jaw Cooke manifesto Is not IN any way m sma-
,.,o, rro, ,bo Treasury Department, nor hae " Y"
t,vor Mr. us,uioch has recently said, u s reported,
his ho,c was that the national debt may be so mAnaseo
m, no, Ia be a national calamity
vtrr,Ry PERSONAL xArrERs.
49,. c.neral Alfred Gibbs and Brevet Brgsdier Gene
-, r,hrsh United states Volunteers, have been or
.,,ca 10 report 10 General Sheridan.
u,,o,dcr Generals Andrew J Hamilton Edward har-
-. p,,er, Cameron A. T. Iightburn and Joseph Bal
ley have resigned c-,,..
v, ocner, seth Williams and Brcvet Brisader
r...t Il bent OF Gen raj Granite stan, arc ordered
,o N Louie an inspecuon tour 1"d VIII ""''e"T
bsHt weas
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
GREAT FIRE In QUEBEC.

From One Hundred 70 Two Hundred
Duildtngs Destroyed, and Five Hum
dred to One Thousand Families House,
less.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

SALES or VESSELS AT PHILADELPHIA.
The following vessels sold russdsy last aa the
Philadelphia Navy Yard for the sums placed opposite
each name-
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
The nsflroAA Aecident . Hoax.
Ono App kIsmsIrPI RAnaoAp CourAnY,

The DeilrosA Aceident . Aoax.
Ono ASD kIswMrPT RAxRoAp CorAHY,)
tEAsTnH DrvnyoS),
OvrosSs WALL srRxsr, NEw Yoax, June "A, ises
me following despatch hes been received ss this
ohhce:--
onmHnAn, June n, 1885,
ALLAN CAMsIll, New York -
Tho telegram you may SEQ In TIE papers this morning
Of . collision Of trains at Loogootse 10 false.
wh D. GRlSw0LD, General superintendent
NOT ALTo0IrHRR HoAx AYrERkALL.
From the S. Louis Democrat yun412l
ACCIDENT on rHn ono AND MISSISSIPPI RAnAoAD
Night before last about midnight two trains going In
opposite directions ON the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
eoded on the trestle work half mile Of Carlyle
Ill Tho train coming this way had board the Second
battalion Of the Sixth Western Virginia Veteran voiun
teer cavalry, commanded by Major Thomas Day, and
also the horses OF the command. The fireman and
gnecr OF the train coming west were instantly killed,
and one soldier was killed and Ave wounded number
Of horses were killed The engineer and fireman the
othcr train were slightly injured Both locomotives
were broken up, and several mashed In pieces
phng up the track The track cleared last night
~ that the Cincinnati train could como through
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

morning, and the course sssssd would have given hs
ship berth sf twenty Ave miles from ths reef
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The Na,onI Debt of European Countries.

The growth Of the debt Of England, notwlth-
standing the efforts made TO diminish it, IS
illustrated in the following table:
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Drill for Single Volunteers.

Fall in-Love with Some arnable and firtu-
Gus young woman on the first opportunity you
may have.
Attention-Pay to her assiduousiy and re-
specially.
Righ, Face Popping the question, like man
and she'll accept you.
Quick March - To her parents and ask their
consent.
Right Turn-With her to the church and so
through the service Of holy matrimony.
Halt-And reflect seriously for a few mo-
ments; then determine to devote yourself
entirely to your wife.
Right about Face From the haunts that you
have frequented when single, and prefer your
own home.
Advance Arms-To your young wife when
out walking together, and don't let her walk
three or four yards behind you
Break Off-Billiard playing, betting, and
staying out at night, if you wish to have hap
py home.
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Take $40 more Balsam- bcrc1fF- OF IN
pIea> anf tedfciBe~ tor unpleasant and dan
seroIIs diSeases.
mr. ,fRof p.S EXTRACT HTCHF AND MPRoT
ID ROSE Is ASH CtKE1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

does.
A Trial y.a,. convince the most zheptical.
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FLfso'out the old banner, lstfod ater fofd,
Enshrine new glory each IS unfur.ed;
te, It speak our rtsst'f Is sweet as Of old,
The herald Of Freedom all over the world.
Let il foat out in triumph, Let il wave over head,
The noble old ensign, its stripes and its stars:
Ii gave as our freedom, DER shadows our dead
Gave might to heroes, made sacred their scars
Let il wave In the sunbeam, unfnried in the storm,
Our guardian a morning. our beacon at night,
When peace shines in splendor ahwart her bright form
Or war. bloody hand hosds the standard Of might.
unfurl the old banner, It's traitors crush down,
Let IL still b. the banner that covers the brave,
The star spangsd banner, with glory We own,
rTistoc noble banner for tyrant and slave