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The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07


fsnAs.-uAMAnLV ADvAncE-One Yesr, SS Six Months,
81 fAros Moaths 80; One Month payable Car.
risr), 20 esntsi Single COpiss l1h cents.
ADVERRHsN0-One squars Of 10 lines first Insertion -;
each sabsequsAt insertion e 50 Business Cards. Of lines
1aa e75; BuHness Cards, lines or
three moaAs CO. liberal diSosunt will the
ehove raass for yearly and Qaar'es 4a758.I2 G11cb
sxceed oae square.
every Stye Of PRINTING such EOoks, Pamphlets Breh
PosteFs Handb Circulars Ball Programmes
dheatee Of Stock Deposit BheAds Cheeks Receipts
Cards. Labels. ETC., In plain or fancy coOred inks.
SUSTICkS BLANKB-Adavits Undertakipgs and Writs Of
Attaehnent under the this Once; Also
Declarations Of Homestead the most convenient form
IN use Just printed complete form Of MINERS DEED
Also, Beautifully executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
L. PIsHER Ne my opposite AAsulres
OparA House. IN the authorized Agent the MOUNTAIN
DEMOCRAT in the city Of San Francisco. All orders for
the Paper Advertising len With him will be promptly at
j. J. KN0WLfON 4 CO.. corner OF Montgomery and Cal
ffoFna authorized Agents the Noun
tain Democrat In eAn FraneSoo.
". H. BROWN Agent OF the DEMOCRAT At
Cesrgstovu Orders for the paper adversng or for job
vOEk, leh viii hin. will be promptly attended To.
EHAH P. JACKSON 10 the authorised the NOUN
be promptly AtteAded 70.
a. J. BIDLENAN Ia EuthoTiIed at Sacramento
All erdeFs for aavsftising etc., s With him will receive i'm
Mediate atteattOu.
A. DIAs is agent for the DnocHAr virginia City.
EevnAa TeFritory.
COL. Nm. KNOX authorised agent GriI1y PAt-
SvsA nm for the Democrat viu be promptly at
tenAod 70.
Once, en- COlOmA street.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
More Fuss tkan Feathers.

The Philadelphia Pennsylvanian had
the following good story among its police
reports:
As Mrs. Stransbury, residing in court
running from Race, below Sixth street,
was about to bring bucket Of water from
the hydrant last night, she found On old
basket suspended from the k886 Of the
front door. Putting her hand in the bas..
ket, she felt something alive and kicking,
but SO wrapped up in the rags that no
farther discovery could be made without
unwrapping the object A piece Of pa
per, folded like letter, lay by the side Of
the anipated bundle. Mrs. Stransbury
immediately returned into the house and
by the light of the lamp examined tho
billet. 1t was directed to her husband.
She tremulously broke the seal and read as
follows:
ITO jog STRANsBURY.-Sir I send you
the baby, which you will please take good
care Of, and bring up right, SO that it may
turn out to be better man than his dad.
dy. Oh, Joseph what q sly old rake
you are! Who would think that such g
sober old spiHdleshanks could be such 4
tearing. down sinnerl The child is yours
you may swear to that. Look at tit
is Joe Stransbury all over. You deceived
me shamefully, Joe-letting on to be Q
widower? But do fathers duty by the
young one, and I'll forgive you.
Your heart t-broken NANCY"
"P. S. Don't let that sharp nosed wife
Of yours see this letter. Cannon her
with some kind of story about the ba.
by"
Mr.. Stransbury was in the basement
kitchen, quietly eating his supper. and
little imagining what q storm was brew.
ing over his head. The kitchen door vas
violently thrown open, and his wife's
voice yelled out
"Stransbury, come up here, you vii
lain! Here's mess for youi"
The astonished Stransbury hastily an
Swered the summons.
Don't you want to see Nancy, the
art-broken NancyI" cried Mrs. Strans.
bury, when her guilty husband hobbled
into the room.
Nancy! what Nancy's thatV" said
the sly old rouge, in well.feigued aston
ishment
"Why, Nancy the mother of this baby
that's been hung up at the door, Mr.,
Stransbury! Oh. you look mighty limo
cent, but just read that letter, and then
look into that basket Don't be afraid
it won't bite; its got no teeth, poor thing
You'll know it; for as the hussy says, it'l
just like you, all over. Please goodness
III expose you before everybody"
In less than five minutes Mrs. Strans.
bury had collected q room full Of specta.
tors-half the inhabitapts Of the court
to witness the process of unwrapping the
baby. Anxious expectation sat on every
countenance,a as the jealous lady tore away
rag after rag from the body Of the found.
ling, the vigorous movement of which as.
tonished everybody. "Itis full of the
devil already" said Mrs. s., "that shows
its his. You'll see that its like him in
everything"
At last all the swaddling cloths being
removed, out jumped the baby, and made
its escape through the open door. 1t was
u big tom cat.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

GENERAL CASs still enjoys good health.
He is "a years old. He resides on JET:
ferson street. Detroit
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

A CLERK 10 New York mercahtile g.
tablishment relates cOllOQuy Ia Whlck
fellow clerk came cut second hest a
poor boy came Slosg with. his
inqaiEing: i. e s q stiSQH II. .sss-ss
"Any knives OF sciasoss % II ~
"DOnt think We hare. y
yOuug gentleman ''but -
en Witsf" .s-.s,-.s....ss.s-5.,. ~
AYsEif-ysu'sgegkl =.
ly respondo1, lsaHing he Iatilsd 81
Q loss to produces the article.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
oOrrIrx Rr1,1aIarIsI1ssa s Ile1

COxPLEx RELAssoN - 3 80 Pen.
dent Of Harper's Monthly is Involved In
domestic perpIexities. He EiteS;
Il got acquainted with . yqRng ID.
Ow, who lived with. her stCP-dahk ~ tn
the same house. ImarFied, the widow |;
my father fell, shortly after1t, In love
With the step daughter Of my wife, and
married her. Ny wife hAs..ra ~ 4s1i1-
er.iD-law and also the Ganghtar-in-law Of
my father; my wife's step-dapghter ismy
step. daughter, and am, the. step-father
Of my mother in-law. Ny steRmOther
who Is the step daughter Of my via. has
. boy; he is naturally my stsp-brothsr;
but because be Is the son Of mysWife's
step-dsughter 90 is my vile the grand
mother Of the little boy, and ! am the
grandfather Of my step. brother. Ny wife
has also . boy my step-motheF 10 conse-
quently the step-sister Of my boy, and Is
also his grandmother, because be is the
child Of her step-son; and my father il
the brother inlaw Of my son, becaues be
has got his step. sister for . vii An
the brother Of my own son, j
son Of my step. mother; ] am
in-law Of my mother, my wife
of her own son, my son is the gtandScl1
Of my father, aud l am my own grand.
father"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

PLANLANGUAGE-Mr. John CLARK, ia
pleading before the house Of LOrdS one
day, happened to say, in his brOadsst
Scotch accent, ain plain English, ma
lords" upon which Lord EldoR jocosely
remarked, In plain Scotch, you msn6,
Mr.. Clark" The prompt advocate in.
stAntly rejOined, "Na HAtter; in plain
common sense, ma lOrde. end thatS the
same in q languages, yen KEN" 2, 2
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLBHED EvERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
a1Lw10Ks & JAN NUARx
B.v. aHLwIcES, ". A. JANUARY.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

DR. WEBsrER-In 1774, DR.. Webster
was popular preacher Of the Kirk Of
Scotland, in Edinburgh. Business brought
him to London, and one day when pass.
ing the House Of Lords, his curiosity In.
duced him to make an effort to step IL
and sec them. None were admitted with
out an order, except noblemen's servants.
Webster, being ignorant Of the rule, re.
quested admittance. "What lord do you
belong to 2" asked the dOorkaeper. .iTo
the Lord Jehovah" " replied Wsbstsr.
ITO the Lord Jehovah I" queried the
dOOrkeeper. ~ have kept here seven
years, but have not heard Of such lord.
Jack. said he to his slloW.keeper on the
front steps, "heTe's . chap who says be
belongs to Lord Jehovah; do you know
such lord 7" "Never heard Of him"
says Jack. "But," says the Doctor,
'there is such lord" "Pass i'm in, e"
says Jack; II 'spOse it's some poor Scotch
lord" This occurred at period when
there was not one in twenty of al the
manufacturing and rural districts in En-.
gland who could read the Bible or write
his own name. Sabbath. schools were
introduced in 1878. Now the people arc
very intelligent and happy, and can not
only read and write, but have found who
the "Lord Jehovah" is.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

AN ANEcDorE OF FANNY ELLsLEL-A
Vienna paper has the following anecdote
of Fanny Ellsler: "Among the trophies
Of this favorite of Terpsichore is gold
en- wreath, which has Q little history Of
its own. When Fanny Ellsler, in lS47,
delighted the Eternal City with her dane
ing, some of her admirers subscribed the
sum Of twelve thousand lire, which was
the price asked by the jewsler fOrsths In
tended present. . gold wreath. The
wreath vas finished and ready 10 be pre-
scented to EIlsleF, Whee the cOnseience Of
faithful Catholics was disturbed BY The
doubt whsther such . DEMONSTRATION
might not be distasteful To- the Pope. AZ
cordingly, it was resolved to consult bis
Holi ness on the matter. Pho Mono an.
swered: You do not need my consent
for what you intend to do; give the
wreath; but allow me to remark that you
do not seem 10 have preferred gaflshd,
. bouquet, or something Of that sort, for
] thought till now that wreaths were
meant for the head, not for the feet
This shows that the Pope, as little as any
other man, cannot resist the opportunity
for making pun. However, be made
atOnement for it in giving four thousand
lire to the poor on the day the wreath
was presented to Fanny Ellsler."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

WE find in New York cotempOrary
tabular statement Of the names of ships
and other particulars, showing. for eigh-
teen months past, how many Of our ves-
sells have changed owners, from Ameri.
cans to Englishmen, or other natiouG-
The number is as follows: Vessels, 60e;
tonnage, 32s,666. The total carrying
trade performed BY steam vessels between
this country and Europe, is now in the
hands Of eight regular lines, running
about 30 vessels, not one Of which flies
the American flag. Not single steamer
has crossed the Atlantic during the pest
four years carrying the mails and passen.
gers over which floated our flag. England,
France, Bremen, Hamburg, and even Swt.
den and Russia, have been doing that
work. Latest advices from New York,
however, indicate two American trans.
Atlantic steamship enterprises are speed.
lily to 60 into operation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07


A SoFr EGO.-A military officer living
in barracks ordered his Irish servant to
boil him an egg for breakfast, adding an
injunction to "boil it soft" The officer
took up newspaper and read for ten
minutes, then wondering why his egg did
not arrive, rang the bell.
"My eggg"
I'm seeing about it"
Another five minutes elapsed.
where's the egg?"
mot done, SIR"
"NOt done! Do you mean to.keep
me waiting all days Bring it directly,
SIR"
Still no egg came. The bell rang once
more.
"Where's the eggH" thundered The
officer.
" Yer honor" cried Thomas, in alarm,
"did not you tell me to bile it soft, sire
and haven't I billed 1t this quarter of "a
hour, aud it isn't soft YETI"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-13
Sit Organiiation ber eolboteu j,

Sle Dr9dniiatlon otr solootel /,
esbt an prf@isp,nen Drtsn III p.rf&i.b.,
ner Dstis oor f9, ep& fsbsn MIR NIT
Greutsn. tob Gd btsfsltsn nlr9snrs um
bic GinFdRsruu0en, ese N.'g. "6uaIp"
fammsrn. Die Start Nsm.yort III. 70
nett ptr erfabrtu baben. bts jsbt Der EN-
lies plab. no eis Sr9ontiatton oud stns
poli!tf&t Ri&tuns qna.numu1sn bat d.
lstn In stnsm Siune, ts. tstnssueas sin
Slrsbsn tss 5olbatsuRanpss usrrdlb, IT,
lonbre poltttf&e W|a@t Su trlun9eu. Die
Sraaniiation,n. BON oensu mir osIefsn
battn. btfdrdnisn f& In tbrn 3redsn
ouf Grbultuns ber Greuue(&uf. 10 .lde
Rampfesuo0sn, tie (e uaaae. @sfobren
NIT .tnauesr estbsilt. fir etnunees b'esn
mdGsn. uub auf s.asnfstsise llutnnleune
namsntli& In 8nfebun9 auf Snpa'tesu.
DIES If aud Der ousatipro&sns 3p.d Ter
Organization IN 9cott GouulY,
Soma. Die New'yo,fsr Srauuifaliou
4 Ut bi, Gorpsrun8 an ttt Rssisruna, rob
bs{onpsrs DE 3upalipsn, tbre Gdbiafsit
porauses(sbt. nit ateisneteu BuneeSdm:
tern srfsbsn wvren iolltsn. 3ur g.
lanaune Don 2otaldmlsru mercsn mad Ter
Natur Der 5a@e bfs 8tsransn f6 ou@
etaeni.i,ie bsbdlFi& (stn. Dir t5unsn
b.irss nur btllfstn. 81 IA BOD In unfe<
rem nit Rst@'bum asisonsten Qanbe nod
faf 9ar nt&ts 8e(&rbtr, uu1 nuiere Supas
ltpsn aessn Notb une Mau8tl ~ f&dssn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-13
S6ba eonoerbare, ,, ,Grperlaftnte. u

&6bf eonoerbare vGSpertntnte. :"
untu ben Resisrunasb|dt.t1n aeeomo'
btrsu 6d .fnise. nt@t wtniasr als polttf'
f&e Gon npsnttonen. Der 3seonftruf.eonspos
lit Setnlpns. Namsntli& s,tet Die 81.
.. Etmes tin eifriees BsRreben. anbce
aber esbtn bebuHaMer NIT tb,tm 3tfepub'
litum um, unp usrf%un taber, eae ptd'
fpsut 9obnion NIT etm @lesn nur ~tr'
pertmeattrs". unb tab sr nab ieiner. .fs'
nen Grtlarune cine nsus poliitt stnlt!ae.u
p,ret. wenn ltine ..&rpsttmsns" febl'
f&laasn foQtsn.
M6slt9. ea6. Sobuion f& 10 ertIart
bat. Ater mon mu6 asfeben. tae bas
,eroatnmt 0,fdbrAde Grperimsnte Tnp.
1at Der Glpsn srR unttr BET propfiort
(&en Bunoe esmilttdrusrlpaltun8 @ouuer'
usure. eseislaiurtn unD Gonartblsuts a.
wdblt. 70 u5&ten pir pi1sn. wtl&nS&etn
r.&hf&er Befusnte ttr Greutfue b!tsbt,
ibre Grpertmsnte far nuu. ino ni&tts 3u
,arttlarsu .uup neue Grpe.tu,tnte ~ usriu'
@en. Der Goners6 mag aus te(onesrsn
@rlnt.u Gon9rtslsuie ces 6hotns osr:
p.rf.r. ia bsr Goneres bat 'oaffitulienso
,ros Neat. aue Grperiuente Sobnfons ~
s..wtrf.n. Aber bsr Gou9rte utrb jrst'
t.lsstns pon rt.ftm Rs&t ni&t @sbrau@
ma@en.
DIe inf. periooe mad bsu xrteas Bate
benust psrpeu mnG.n. nm e.n 5defn Zen
Anfore.runeen btr G.eibstt, eu@srs@lis'
feit unp bsr 9umanttdt atmde ia rseon'
firutr.n. 8,rRrst&t bieie 3tit unbsnnbt,
10 t5nt :uns ras ,,,,u - d,i'.s ,entasBsn.
Wlit itbeia ,,ni.r t.m jesip.n Grpertu,sn'
;ti,fYfem rseopfrutrten Staat If stn Staaf
far i.ns G1etbsit, wslde oie Bru@t ets
3risges tattsn isin fo0sn, ufrlortn. H..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-13

pisfrs nspbtfaopbslii&su Oreaue fine lsbr
eiftieer. absr elldIt&upsils psnnud nt&t
asfdtrlitbsr Raiur. mit feinem plane.
bat vac Miliidr. bas BEN S1pen Ael&la.
etu. nun au6 bie benl&aft iibn BE Dsr.
Staaten an f1 reissn foute, fnb unf.vs
9s(eI btfanni.. Nitt 70 bstannt tR absr
ey ueue6e plan tes brrn B,nnsn. Gr
ast.trt istt far tine Bsi&tdntune
bee StimmrtdtS Der Detben
In Nurben. (epobt als In Sapsn. I'll
m6dbte britttfden unb idrearolinif&sn
3affsu8siR nod ben, Norben importirsn.
Gr faupt bas Dina re&t f&Iau an.
,Sest mad beenbtBtem 8rteae - laet II
-lfeQte man an zine Nsptfpu ber Gon'
tiiuiien bentsa. 6is ssnust nt&t m.br.
Dem . eftt ud0en feline. Redts psresn.
Dem Deife fann man oaerpinas i,tn.
Hs&te ni&t sn.aistsn. - Is mue ftimasu,
pi. ttsbr. Aberb Btfts ac
batrt eine fdrtere Uertrc
tune, tnbtm man bsm Beftbsret
ues>7aewtlftn 8trmbesns Il
Nv W w ~ - ISb ~ wv -" wv"
bettS Stfmnlre&t 9ttbt.
("Let each voter as now qualified re-
tain his vote and USE it as he pleases
but let the tax lists of the country be
made basis on which each man hold
ing property, in greater or less de-
gree, shall cast additional votes in
some established ratio with his pos
sessions.")
Or r6eralp" piQ tsuuad BE Bdrau
na& eem. @twi&t tbrr Stlmmsn bs'
@atlen ttns,tbeiIt' babsn. stwa In @ou.
b0rs,r, Btrttl: Burger Drtitsl 8draer,
6aIbt, Baresr d. {. y. Die Sboebise.
efs auf Rofsn be eant es 1et& 8eworpen.
plrosn Ne., (pisleu unb btr Nrbeitu
uares Elm Dub,nD ouf b.n SboptY sebsn.
@drsn bic artfcfrattf&en' @sl1fe BEE st.
ralp n1dt 70 Ss,Fudi tumu,, 70 f6nuts
man senet5t fstn, fe far isbr 8si&sut au
uennen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-13
Merito uno bic ,.Gouf0Scratiou"

Der Nttp yort nperalo" trln9t bo6l
>pidtiee Na1ridten pom Rio @ranre
benen pifeielle ,Gorreiponpen3en Swiide,
ben &fbeqenbebcroen unb per failerlid
mcritaniihen 3t9ierun9 bet8efi9t iino
Nus renlelben sebt bis 3ur Gpiren; ber
Dor, bab Merifo uno bic CONFEDERATION
9emeinl9aftli9e Sa@e> 9ena9t batter
unb s,par unter ber eeitun9 2cuis Rapo
lepn's. Gs 1nb bieie Gorrelponten;cn 81
mfan9srei9, als bab mir fe gan, nit,
rbeiIe,t t0nnten. Dr9 seben mir einist
Nus;i8e.
rnter bcr Mense son 8epeiien in obi
Ser Be,iebuus -beibt IS - befncen il4
mebrere aufsefaneene Brtefe, tbeilmeile
oifeielle Beri1te, in beneu Gin rouiaes
@inper 1dnpnib Der 3aiierli@en uno cet
Neteuen ;u9efauoen miro. Sn Brtefer
an Sen. Slausbter beibt ts, eab eer tai:
jerIibc Gommaneeur oarein 9eri(li0t ba
| be, tae pon Werifo mad Ieras Wafen
Wlunitipn uno &ritesbebarf jeper Nr
pbne ale 8sf9rdnf,1ns erportirt wlroen
50 miro btn;useflet, bab ta,u 9tb eims
~ NNtutIIuA SAlgSu Itl.
Na9 ttm fd bic &ebellenarmeen ben
l1nionStruppen erseben batteu, mar aud
nod Merifo ben Nebellen bebllFid, bic
0er. Staaten um bic re9tlide Rriessz
bcute 3u befsbltn. Baumpoue gum
8trtbe ppn pielen Willionen ,purrc nit
6llfe ter failerliden BebSrben nus
Isras naA Merifo sei&aTt. 8er leitete
aber eiele ganSe ErafTf? Nus tincm
Briefe bes @en. Slaughter gtbt btrvor,
cab fur; porbem Gin OfF;ier aus Granf<
reid in Merifo auotlan9t tpar, tcr Snz
Itrutticnen bonn &ai1er Napulecn bra1te.
!6ier febt man tie 8ereutun9 cer fran;6z
fI9en Neutralitdt.
Die(t Mittttilunaen Yum @io @ranoe
fpre@tn fir fa ltlbf. Die in enlelten
ansesebenen Ebatiaden fnb sroeentbeils
an6tr,reihs beitdtiet pcrten, uno fur ben
Rtf birst tlns itntre bodfe Wabrf9etn>
idfeit. Dab &ailer War nur bic Yuppe
tes &ailer Napoleons III, 1T ia aud
ni@ts Ntues.
&c fraet fd nur, ob uniere Resieruns
nod INNER senti9t itin miro, Der Snios
leni unb ben mdblolen uebersriFen bet
perkben fran;ofi1en Resieran8 lan9er
auuleben. Ndpoleott bat bic Grcdbeit III
trildren, tae tr jepe llnterftigun9 bes
Suare, BON Seiten Ger Ser. Staattn als
oasus beli aniebeneperce, uno ;usltib
idbifft Ct in Gttrbour9 tine 9iilfsarmte
fir &ailer Mar. aearh Suares ndh We>
rito elm. Sa, ni6t nur oieies, lcncern
wit ct Die Ser. Staaten Gi9entbumSrehte
in 9eras ienorirt bat, 70 tritt Ct aud in
llnterbanplun8en ,s9en Nnfaufs ees
.Stonemaq", slei6 als ,.ob bic Ser.
Staaten sar nidt erifirten. So tpiEl
inns beolafen, bab bic Gbre rnb @urpe
per ger. Gtaoten sebietetii9 rerlansen,
pab mir Granfreia ;eisen, cas bic Wpns
rotz Cpftrin in Nmerifa 1iAt Il, Brgels
| itnbeit aeratben III ,inb pab mir lns nidt
in Der 2ase befnstn,, Sniulte uhseradl
ertrase,, ;u mullen. ~, .,.z5,..,.. 49,. :,
user Sas nSdidial"" 1T ,unftrer Sc
pubtt bisber leHr sanftis serelen. @iels
iie11t ipeTof1 MI tdtb 1cm Att eraHcs
dute Na9ridtrn babeu. S.'-S
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-13

Maifjonri. gouSirntur Gleid.r ss'st
Il, ei,,,r Drcllamation an. bat Vie Draits
rs, eonaftuttcn nit 1862 Stfmni,n Waa.
icrttdt anasnomuisn Ief uuh an a. Sail
III: 4yeft ttste.. q s.','.s3 ~ y - = : -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-13

Die Dcmparattn unterftaten ben Hra:
fioeuten.
Der bsnaolrailf6s aus(due BON Da(b.
taaton Bat dne pom Midtu Wofon oIs
0orfssr uutsrasttnsts AertGe ulaGsn,
porin DE Dsa'piroi. TT 8sr. Staot.n
oufe'fortt.t ',pirb. fi& iur ua,uadsune
bts YtdGbentsn fiu fammtln unp (eine
Nasrsa,ln ~ untt,f1dsen In Bs,ue auf
tfe b.rRsuuus tonfiituttonsQsr Ase'erure 4
In ben tinlelnsn @taa atsn une Tnvttori,n.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-13

ntdt Happt. ,9ssisre nbstsn f& unit
fdmpfsn far bue nattlrIi&s Rs&t BET g6l:
TT unb 9easn lln,rrbtddupa. ufss ater.
pte faplt&en NebsQsn, trbobsu f& unt
!dmpftsn asssn BE uaitirIi&sn Ns&,s bts
8oiss unb ber Reuf6bsit ~ CURTIN
er h.nbsnsu Oliear&is, ndmlteb rsr
Sttapsnboltsrtcrf&oft.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-13
9timmretbt. pber' fetn ettin,n'
redbt fir Bic 4arbtNen3

lANSNA vS$ wv U~s~tHSW
Dae zen Garbieen In ben u6roll&sn
Staoisn pas Siimmrs&t sr,bstl. w1be,
paS II 'eiue 70 .tnfa&. Gorbsrun8 tsr Ct
rshttDfeit. tab man aue 'esrf,lttu stnt
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