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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
BY TELEG RkPH
Our SPECIAL REPORT.
Arrival From New Orleans.
Mobile Evacuated.
Rebels Moving TO Selma.
Gen. Sherman Menacing
Branchvilie.
Rebels in a State of Anxi-
ETY..
Arrival From New Orleans.
- . E,sasslIIs Journ.l.I !

special 20 Evansville JouFnalJ
Harry GIImore's Robbers whipped.
WHEEIISG, Feb. 6.-Gov. Boreman
has received the following telegram, da-
ted Cambs rland, 9th:
4 cavalry scout Of Gen. Sheridan ;
encountered the force Of Major Harry
Gilmore, yesterday, near Mansfield, and
whipped il Handsomely, capturing up
wards of twenty officers and men.
Among the officers captured is the mo-
ted guerrilla chief aud .obber, Harry
Gilmore himself
ISignedl B G. KELLY,
Mai Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

LOUISVILLE, Feb Lit is rsporlad
that the notorious guerrilla, Captain T.
Hodge, was killed at Gsrnsttsvllle yes.
terday By a party Of walker TayIor's
gneFrillas, under command OF Captain
Hays Particulars unknown.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
cincinnati Noon Markers.

cfEcfEHkTT. Fsb-7.
FLoUR-stsasy, vita fair dsss aud zs8f0oo
for higher grades. s.
WBEAT-Higher, Red as
RYE-steady a. ] E3AI z5
CoRs-Decilnad % ] 05 for ear, zna u for
shellsd-
0ATs-puil and droopir9, s8ass -
WIIsKY-Dnl1 ~ ~.
PE0FTSTONS-Aothsng done. thouzh she feel
ing is araer On the part of holders, and spscula-
tors srs ssiii out e the msrkst -
GkoCERI Es-FiFu Mnd Enehzngsd.
sEED--Duil. AID bnt iitsls dong. Clever is
II 55sI5 o.; Flax 2 Tb32 % Timothy SsTgs ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
Csmpo~na P.stor.l OF VIVA Ch.rr

has become housshod word throughout fhs
west and South s aud bis Worm Lozengss, In tsas
than year after thair introduatLon, Attained
repusation wide- spread the continent o
North America. But the oros lag glory OF he
hfe remains TO be attained ia HIS latest discovery
or Father combination for no does not claim 20
hsvs bsen the dscoyerer of CEDR0H, which is the
banis d ths bitiars nov offered % the pHbIie.
That bonor belongs 70 the native Inhabitants Of
lCantral Ameriea. 10 Whola its yirtnes have bseu
knswn for more than two hundred years. Ar d
with u, the Indian bids defiance 10 ths m0s dead.
u malaria. and handles without fear the most
0fnous serpsnts IL IL belief with them that
while there is breath left IN the body, the cedroB
z potsnt 70 cnrespo matter what the disease maj
30.
While DR.. Bull IL not prepared 70 iBiorEs tbis
sEtrsyagant pretsnsioRs he is nevertheless salts
ned from thorough examination Of the evidenss
relative 70 it, virtues, that a remedy Aad pre-
vsntativs for all diseases arising from exposure,
either 10 the changes Of wsathsr and cInafs, or
tbs miaamatio inhusnCea, "a stands without RI.
val, and Justly deserves ths rsputatiou u has %
beng snjoyed 10 CcHtrAi America aud the West ln
sus. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
A Legislator iIlsd-Kentuekys state
rroops Dtaha mdea.

CTSofsEATI, Feb. Thomas II. Whit
stone, member Of the Legislature from
this county, as among the killed by
the accident on the Marietta Road.
Gen. Burbridge has issued 50 order
disbandiug the State troops Of Ken.
suckY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
MEDICAL.
NOTICE.

Om FIRM Is GOING 70 CHANGE ON TIE
L j Srst DAY Of March, ard thoss who ara lndsbs~
- q, - vii pieass coms forward and ssetIs up
t5sir last ysar's bills By 20 doing re wiu eon-
sIser our.siTss under rsssSsd obIisssIoan % cur
patrsns. We expect . sd1 lArg-ly u car atosk
n Narrk, asd IN cr6sr % Do - ~ VII. h3xs -
-ari - khosB wha ews "a EoF sseklarasuz. y -
DAEL y. DAfks rEe-, -
jAA&.a z 81 =. fhaHszrzAs InA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
RrLEs IN REGrLIfInNs-

Ne papers Esvsa .~.yas tb. ous .ssr o ~
xrafzatous circal4sisn.
? Ne aaEsrtiss@sas1. Iced notices sc pans Ia.
serted unless prepaid or pay guAEAztsee.
;. Aevsrtissnsuts vii sever Be asoompAnisd ey
local nesioss ualsas osnszus i made % that ssot
and vslus received for the aosics.
T. No Lossi Nstices hsssssr short, Willie
inserted for lsss than One Dollar each day.
s. Marriages. Funeral and Bsligions Nossoes
aust invariahly bs raid IN advance ts secure Ia
ssrtioa.
9. Ne dsacisuey on the Ezrs sof carriers viii b
made good hy the ofaes. II the carriers hil 70
leave psPsTs as orasrsd ssd dirscted. thsy msst
pay for their ear-lessness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
by TslssrapA
RAILROAD RECETPTs--E.&c.R .R.R

TsAKEHvE Ezosx rExzE HArTE THzs EvExTxs-
3 txs mdsss FssdrfEh Bros. I lzx D zsods, Lslch
CO. bbls alan. Bsnsut 4 "; IS bis euss.
". HsilmAni p bdls g Pipa, bz Htdngs, G.
krstzs DBL Ssh. a. A. Cook = chest tss, 4.
s. Rnston A Co. 10 bxa c ash, d A. Cook;
hhcs sugar Rsgoa Dicksyl bxs mdss, john
Ingis. gF., ] cut ter 8 shsiisKs. whsels, II. o.
Babcock car Of iuubers uunnel = son-s =
bsis c on, LsIsk 3 Co; erztss eroeksry, n. A.
Lawrsnas % d.. Hsllings ~orth Bros
A. T. sHRAEDxEs AEsut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
DR.. JOHN BULLS
nI COMPOUND
s CEDRON BITTERS.
fhe Latest and Moss Important Dis
cOVery Of the 10Th Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE IETiMATELY
IN eonaeetsd with the history of the Mstsris
MsdieA Of the United States, or more fay0rsbiy
known ~ pioneer In medical discovery, thar
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, KY. HE
tnimitabie preparation Of BarsapaFilia has long
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

DAAEhA &a
sT0SE IL THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST pEFpsff AHD
MUCOUS Oh MILKY tNgmAEGEs
AFTER UAGAATTAG
IRRITATION oF The sEcE o. TaEBfAp.
DER. fSFLAAATIoS OF THE KfDSEfs.
CArAKRH % TIE BLAbDER.
sTRASGULAnT AND BUESlNG, - PAINFUL
URISATfEg
Fsr thsAe diseases it T. irafY soearsiss rssussy
sad 100 moeh cannot b. saAa IN iis praise. sin-
sis dose has bgea known e felsYe the most urFeut
Are gou troubiea with that aistrssslag patio Ia
the small ot The bses and through ihs hiPs7
ts4sFoonfal Day u tns coasutatien ~stsr viii
FsiigTn y0u itkn mAgie.
PHYSICIANS
Have fens siaee xitsa u2 lbe nsc 81 hHehu, eglebs
aod lanipsr in tbs trsatu.eut II thee Diseases
and aniy ass them for tbs Nazt 81 better ssfaeay
CoEsTITurIos WATER
Has proved itssf equal 20 she task that has de-
DTuRKTIos
Iryiists snd drsuch the kifusss. and hy consteut
gss pFoaaee chronic esggessatiea al oaHarms1
disease.
~ DYsMESoKEuWA, on PAINFUL MEs.
aTkuATf0N, AND HEN0EBHGtA,
OBJ PROFU.E FLOWING
Both diseases aflssug Isom aaity ssersiloa Of
the menstruAi dasd--in ubs sass lsains TOO little
aud accompanied BY severe faius asd The other =
too pEofasa saerstioa, whigh siil b. spee1y cured
BY the Consultation water
The aisessa knesu as FALLING or THE
WOMB which Il tho resais 81 The TelAxaiisa of
tha iiEameuts of that orgahs Aad ta kHowB BY .
ssnsS sf hsaviusss aud afasxipg paiea in the
back and sides, aad At ttmss accom- psnisd - sharp
--laneiRatinx or shooting pains thr0ush the parts
Affected VII, ia ali cases, - removed by Re ms-
icine-
There is analhsr class sf symptau. arislng
from IRRITATION o. TuE WOMB, which
physicians call Nervousness, which Nufl coFers
up much Ignorance, AID ia niaa cases 9ut II
ten ths ductgra do not really know whether the
symptoms are the disease, The disease the sYmp
toms. We eAa only aanmsrats them here.
speak more pSrticaiarlY Of sod fest, raipltatisa
% the heart, Impaired aaetzery, SAX fallusss.
flashes of beet, isnguor, lAssi&ads, and dimnsss oi
/ vision.
SUPPRESSED MESsTRUATIoS
/ Which in the unmarried sen la l. eoastsnt re-
curing disease, aud throngs nrgset the scfds o'
more grave and dangerous mAia1ies are the result
and a. month after month easaes without an ef
1 ferf being made TO assist Mature. tne suppress.
sion escomes chronic, the patient gradually loses
Z her aRpstite, fha bu~sis are co1stfpafsd. night
swsais cone on. and Couaump ption haally suds hri
career.
! Sc For sale by al Druggists. Prioe 81. -&a
WI. a. GREGa & co, Propristors.
/ MORGAN ALLES. 8sueTai Agents, Ne. i
I Clin street, New York.
/ Eos sale in Chicago hy FULLER, FINCH 1
- - 49, -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
BUCKWHEAT.

nIEsrY or FREsH BUczwHKAr, TIE
J.P. ELLIo7T's, s4s
novs H1- e Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

Dr. strickland'a Pile Remedy has cured thou
sands of the Wsrst cases OF Blind and nieadln
ftlss. it gives inhmed late relief aud Affects pc
mansnt cure. Try Il directly. 1t ls warranted
cure.
For sals BY al Druggisss. General Depot EA
foarth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
- Fnhio-2tdAfvw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

sr0SE IN TIE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BkfCK DUST nEPQs1f AHD
MUCOUS Oh MILKY btNCmAEGEs
AFTER UhIAATfAG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

Irxitzts sna drsueh the kifas3s. And hy constant
uss produce chronic esggqssatien al oauhrmssi
disease.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
oF TIE sEcE o. TaEBfAp.
DER, IsFLAHATIoS OF TnE EfDNEfa
CArAKRH 0F TIE BLADDER.
AND BUESiSG, 81 PAINFUL


Have fens siaee xisaa AZ lhe Csc 81 huehu, egtebs
ADD laaipsr in tbs trsAtuseut ~ thee Diseases.
and aniy uss them FOR the waAf 81 better rsneay.
CONSTITUTIONS WATER
Has proved itsstf equal 20 she task thst has de-
roiTeA afssss tt
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

:"
pan,ssfft f. Nnarnod, mabas
p,e 6 ,nno aIeus unc 5an9uS,. ode rmoe
rs,,aispem 9sbau,. usg1isben au,c 10. San.
rt! bampinn Hhsps, I'm II. bltss 90
tttf!a pom S0pmeasn, abn If bteItsn h6
out lap fubren le'hnu .ols ale anrsrn
Sa,Hi bn G!otts.~ Nad~ Dem @.ft@t
fraAs .portsr bic Qommanoeure Or Ueo'
nt,ots.' rplle 20 mi,pttftn 9eAanasn fd. uno
fl (titnen' Al csnfen, .bae )te 1s&t gut 3D.
mi, poyanlimsn. Die llsintren Wonttors
Wab,pt unr Gauonteus pnl&manssn
,uwsftn aus Bonn @tfe&t. uuo Der Com
mone,ur te5 u0iun fIosk 0bu unar'
n,bmlithitn, Neil eh Vsto'dt lsd'ta.
ob,r he S@'fe woun In tdur 0sfnbr.
Das Der Wonaruod bnrifL ~ tonnts er
I'm atlanilam Desan Dor Naen ltsasno
rtnsn SSturu,- uueba+ttn-- @rt II fdtt+tb
soQfommsn cut bMGhlIt6 ets Numpfe
un1 cu, Ml>htnerk euNc nu1 ma"at'b1''
in eintesn tluuersn GtnS'lntt''tn. mslbs
t,t et Grbauuae jsnu S&'Hs ets Seaui
Gaitaune Nrts 91dntl''om e manrse
uup prafuibm uno -lta.fNnn'aW Septs
nforene. Der Nonarnod tann auelo
0ber ben Ocean fabrsn. wsan fin Com
pab nur acb0,ie sinasttbtd II n tcnn'e
i.ces Sdlf In Ger briti|tm orr t;ar!t
flden 6%loin3rR5nn, ltrfn Stlrtrn Gen
nibu.fonen auRtqsn unp uierr iuridftb
rem, rpenn ct Roblsn Hnnebmm t5nrf
obne Gurdt Dor 0srfo|eurR. 0m fau
etn,e xrtsast NIT elmer f,enccn M'51
t6nnn ct Gauli& jsrm 6;frn an uaiun
RuR. BON BIodaps(t,ftn t%tirstrn. 90
Ra1e uno rid ets Sstten r'slss Sd'ns
Emo, b,ldt BOD stn (6uttn Stub Don
Nort Ni|tu eas Qil.u on (sinm Se.
ltupaniu stn, jsr0@ otns nb'tIAbtn
Gdapsn.
Dieic Ghife bubm 1aos lAr0 In We
niger ale 800 garcs GntfuEura' am In.
ter unter rem Gsusr bon Jeu Ju5r efIs'
9en. wureen ober (tItsn asIrch.n unc 1T
ten fetnen 5boren oueer an zen Vccter
uno ben leihrn So6sn ouf p,m DID. eli
aismlia In Stlde ae(6lo6sn rurren. SIN
Dereleid NIT Dem 9ron0ces n ttr Geu',
lsbr lanaiam uno ntdt stetQnet, (dmne
8aIlnin gum Sdws'asn 1u b,inatn. nae
Gin ro(bss uno teRdnpi9ts Usuu obetibI
UNI bic Qtuts Don cen Ranonsa III natcn,
absr le Nro ausaNstdnee 8sbdIfm UNI
i'm @.fs9t auf &aisma,lsn une bombsn:
fsRs @smdau our& l&wut S&ldBs Gin
prud ~ ma@tn.
Die tIsinusn Wonitors. wis fe itsI A.
baut Gnp. wtrren 0ets, ouBu BET f'utn
@a0sr> uon Dampfe.n. uno amor on si'
mem wtnlsasns 200 Gapen Ianaen Eau
QAoosn psrptn ml0sn. Der Sronhese
tommt pornr's }rssr Don sfnem uoriiiA
lidsn Unsrifsid,fs am NltRm n BAL
u,el quite 9ipsn(&afKn uno bs(onpers 8s:
our Itdttit, atu CT Wonaenod If
i1ntQu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02
Subscriptions Giulalung

Een teu unttiei&re.su wtrb uGb b. t'a'r es'f0tp Ion
aa2astsne's ont a&te 9rfahrana s%'aru'.e;' U<1' os1aa'ss'
Der N6.r unb s.f6wtnb t,trFrt, efrs,-. mtn.
Der ,.@6dof- uhb etwstreNrt." :
10 nsafn srsb. asts 4 9pIf& utn.u. eoSt. stsu anbdns.
%tetreftnb; -
,1rdt1talsiisu,funtt Der nuttaroen fouettitrs.
YrcpplaRtf6e. unb d6te 9'lultGunatr t' eSr'
f~se'tonsn Dor. Wen(6fn tur6 !tisrifts @tus.
g'rfat'sn BET aeuten ger5tfiurgtn tu saur'
tbisre." y
eubfr tptiSnsrret': "a 70.
aasu gtstssfSsru tn sbr.u tseu.- sn'cta, Tn sfsrlsu BON
EttTdFU s. TunH':---
q,ont, Stra.
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Cd 1T Ia Der @ee. :: 3. ,ur a~efdnisen "uah, OTIS elect rsr.
ben. Nnfrosen TN 8slbs br 1bterbttliunts fnt er s'ne III nj
Hoe Btfurs&unn. l2uts
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02
g brunplo9tfbe lleber1bt unferer
fuan3teuen Speratipnen felt
Beatnn be6 ArteQeS.
(Na2 Der r.. q. @bent3.tluHe.")

(Na& Der ,,N. q. @bent,sluss."
I. 9m Sabre 1860 aaben fla BE er
fen Bt3en Der bnonnabenoen Rebeuior
~ nfsnnsn. Gtnt9e 5taotsn fabtsn OF
Nlaonsbef9ldNe, fIbf Der Idlofsnre gu
durdn trbob f6 In (etnem 9ffd unb UNI
ntA,t&nus DE Qonarebofe pom II. Dr.,
ets iba umdd,iats, fur $40 600, 900 Gre
(eridtlne> jspod in ftnen aertn8srsn d.
ndRsn ale js $50 a%ueauQ.bsn.
2. las @s{se pom 8. Gstruor 1861
umaate, ,ur Nufnabme etnee AnIsbene
ION So 600, 0C0 ,urddAoblbor In min
81 sns 10 unp Ia Rsns 20 0abren. Do(
{tlte tiyYte Au1 l:A10'una Der BON Nrmet,
quarliu msiRIn uni aueern Bunosedm
tern an 3abIunaea It o%ueasaebeuen 9re
io,"Ott*. Due A"l.6sn NOT tin mil s
rrrl'l utrimehnt~. IN oislse Anltben
pusve tr N,,tit, tsr 'utQuua 'pum %.
9aruo, 1860 IN WAua Don $4,000 600
bt, aur GInl5lura bon @daBnoten BE-
Rimmt par. NIT stnaeldloNen.
g.. GIN @.lss nom 2. Mdra 1861 e.
loutl. I'm prdn1nten $40 600 600 ae'
osn 6 Tivstnt au';nnfbmen. Die SrIt
au'lonen etIfe Mnlet'n6 purrsn In tel
n.m arrtr9srm Nnraae ale $1,000 EMIT
ti1t.: Nut I'm Safe uuter .rtefen Btctn.
sune,h eas Nnlsttn nr@t III Stunrs tom
men fcQte, puree Ger prd1rsnt rmd&ttgt,
S@cc-rt.r Al If $50 ~ smtttirsn. 3u
elsl@ .rof poe 0s{se Btftmmunesn aut
&,b6buso oss 3cuto,!fs. wurur6 Die 36as
etnnabmsn Der BunpssreeietunB bspsut.np
ub6bt nureen.
l.. Run abb. brad h. ~@,b.uton in
souu Gurte aus. Die RsbsQen bott,n
6urt 6umter onaeerifsn. Won lab. oof
20 elmer erobsn Nrmse GUT untuerGduna
bes NufRances bsr0rft. mi ON II. Sui.
168fssr(dien ,eas @dsB tea0st6 p,r yn.
lstbe ppn $3.50 900 900 Au 7ptra ntper
atneti6. Bor Ntl1uf ron 20 0jb1en tann
oas Mnlsben ntdt ttnafltft nsreer. noh'
Der hsbt Is in hem YeIisbsn Ger Ger. 81
ss einAuI5isn orer n1at. Tn l:betI re
HnIsb.ns, Der nidrin StIiQuticnen. {cn'
bern 9relorno!mr in MIDI asAnasttn Be
trdQsn ale $50 Id sn1iitirfn teGimnt mar.
t'd9t 3tui'n ,u 100 prolent. Nrt:n3u AZ,
rtna4th Bsttdssp rurftsrfiufinem 15ins
fub 3sna65fAsA asatte anrcn. tpr
BEN 4ollssaa 1aattn fur Ept,a idl'a f3H
5. N5RnAN 6fTtr sWskvss1 6sGS
bsr 36us. fomis aprs NuRsas { uu nh.tlen
@huer BON 500, 0o0, 900 ahH4,} Mee uuf
De oes{aieeenenlStaateH u#autesn nor.
I'm bsmielteh Eoatgehttn1'et ri pra,
Fosnt au@ pen 3u(ae ,um 9nlsit'ee!,B-
Der 'rGfnanlr,n Infer srmdd,tats, ,tnm
dbeA cee Qnlsbsns. Dor $3.50 00, 900 In
6proisntta,n.1 uf: nn@6 90 Sobren sinISs.
barren 9b'tauttons' dusJuasbsn uno poflr
BE 7.5o p1es'nt atnetra8tnpen 9rlor'
f&etne etn,ultien.
Disiss ,@sfeB f&lo6 BE fuanai,1in
Raettatla bn erasu stdion Vi g..
EftJNFF 80 = s$~ ~ n Mrs. StET y
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

Ginige patriodfdc 9uuecn in Gall
fcrn'o IeQttn I'm u%uao0snsn hrtfs @e't
su(ammen um einsn God WsbI gum g..
Zen Bet Ca io,p Botr au fouftn. Ite
Sr.e Ter Snobsn FL ouf fruh,ba,sn So.
Den. Dae Mebl wurrs In Goeramsn.c
asietQ IT uno onfstast unr ronn rod
San Nranatefo as(d,dt no Gb ctenfnla
stne Wsnas &duftr UNI @ufduf, fl,
ra0tIbs funeen Don Sou Graniiafo man
c,rte roe WsbI nod Suoon unr Au,1d
Mit ets(sm &uuf,n unr Bsrtaufsn NUN.
fur pte Sonito,p Notr ets nuts Summ'
ron $50 600 sr,ieIt unb Nemonp FAINT
d&, tu tos WsbI tebalten mo! Il. So
1T rteler Sod Wsbl ouf rrm Weas mad
rsm Often. no mon roneIbe Spisl MI
remls!ben Al btHtnnsn atesnft.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

Dor etniaen 9abrtu pures In Der g
aieIolur BON @,or9ta beontrnat. elm
aopifsufr Don $40 ouf t,ern &(d au ls
arn, morauf no6 Enhancement QtNf0l
murcs, ou1 Ioftorsn unp Nrrcfoten Elm
,uidlieeen. Dos Enhancement Qtne pa
mols unnr unasbeuvem Subj, ru,6 unit
fonntt bts ouf een b,r,teen Ga0 MD
mirerrufen rperrsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

~ Gfeie: Titttrs IN 'u'omr-sre-r e Qua rd- I'm go rtu,
Nbit's unb mstr all tpanS a pei h;e, '7sn Nur,tln. ,Rin'n
uni R1outsrn, rGSs IN rp1io nnet r : AR we HIfam ~ enptr
Ter. u'.:st't NOD Ter Original %ttettpse. ne tTsl., Won tn
gc'en 5Auptlna. .Rsb Sud r., bsm d -Ggcr" ~ ,ff'
ru'be. nj der RE elbe NIT Grfp1a In ftnsr STARTS vel, abe
lanp u. panbff. unb .u:d Zen 8ftrIut btefes Ylitels { nl #
gro en- Ruf In cite fir >e y'rb| n! lurc urt esluuprp Dts
sseao' es'trie:s r., ,H'rfert 70, a pf1atrsrte FttFr uni
Hert, uhb oItd arartb .ttrr rpelf' ppm ter esfe' Der 70" I'm.
p:rbaulth's, ber"dtrn ptrfrrrn. re de m trrerb et" befe,
-tf' lb.ftsr .ErArittt {. Ic'ten nsrt.u f. Der, ba' Der Geb,a. d
u.n b I'm Ptttera He H6tr bell. TaGtlt { IN adn ID IRE bpr
al en- Dr. qren ,nt a"ifttr.r & utf~r rn. r t. ,iselhen bdu6p BE-
atnl'htf prdt"rat or en- or9erartt unb { mem utrtrd usnebcl
len putI'um u'rlaufr ustseu On e~taa.esr gerf, d nire fd. f
btn ure Idtbldner Ibtrirptn raj mtr iodet' cine 1ei
l~urestrafi beAst. uslhs MN BET aubtrn BttterS uereeblid fu&t
60 0drtt unb telstt tas @pRem.
" 1T unuercleihlt6 ee9en a1aemsine ghmdGe.
70 III cine Gtere Sur fIr IpfrepFa.
&c aibf etrtn auten a~efunbsn Mppstit.
Is tefortsrttte 0sreauuna
90 IN seos bette triitireuee Sttn:u1ant.
c. ssltatfi GitttI uHt Q,>ue.
Us .silft psAei Gt1fcuillA.
Is eurirt rerrDie &rr'ftmsrien.
Sc 1T scrfommsn rein unb fhmadtaft.
Ias RET Sodet BIT ere rtrb ~rtrfopfl in E uor, flo fb,r Re-
allen -Drreu'nsn urb 5dntlrr I'm Qanb. 6raft na& .R
Sode' urt nstrt set~' GU tres. .
5dutle. frbalisn Girluldre nenu fe I'D, ~rerttnon
gunnttt Yitte,e & &c.,
29fr lS!ur 81 Silver @irut. Gbicaap.
Ysipetbtde u. MILLER.
Ngenttn fur Dopsnport. -.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

'~ ~'9ie 3Uii&eua Gstton, 90. uub
GliuIou, 3pwl, dbsr rem WiNlGppt sr'
tau" l(thkdbnbf $50
,Jub lona. MORON $500 auf re sndt
lawdtm GuItpn unp Fun. Hcd 9eIunc.
$50 Gub auf re Sindet Aw,th,n bts(sr
9ninI ute rsm Soma uftr tcmm,n. Dc
CrtbbrGde II auf eu Wsf(stt pr Snf,t.
-3u-lsnn- Sdts atsbt~ Ge--esn- @ootsn -etnt
pa0nNs BON 1913 Gue Bntis. Dsnn DIT
Vrdde a'rrbt rcrpsn loQ, mnrsn rersn
Gnrm prnlitel, etnsr bprra ult(dsn p,s0t
BON rsn pfsllrn at9sbottn uro ronn e.
folat rk Drebuna rur9 61lfe stnsr
Dompfma(&inc N5tbtg.nfous iaun fs
ou6 6oncfrdft7 Asrrtbt pup.n. Dtt
Bride fou sin ,Wetfsrpett Der 8autuuf
fem.
a. Romtten gut BeRuunne unb
iommsn nidt our Btfuuung: Dis per-
'&'srsntn I%empnsuAIn Qutfne tn Msw
]nfp 1np ,ntlta au rn G'nG&t acton
msn. coe tk frsnasn 0uboIs asaeu oure
"1rirfen Don aeiliesn @utduftn' for rts
SaB ]sten .unp nur untsil %ft'ftsn. in
t}}e+ae- ee+t4fe+- btRrtn- 9tftnnttt66 -wttetn
re 1smpren, 0ersine BET ru %Qsatelotur
eon Nsm 9ratp um tilpuun9 pn Qiesn3
@sieBs eiufommsn. -
Sn Wo0a6u(ttS molten DE Tsmpsrsnj
lr rie A%ufbstuna ibrer tufolsnttn.T I'm:
puera @vieBe stsnfoue nwirftn. neil. tie
is|bm f& ale b0&ft unp'of'ii& urie(sr
babsn.
Sn Soma raaseen Gno ole Irmpnenj
lsr Ubobt, neil roS Waine Q'quor Qun
Mot NIT ollsr Strsnae ,nforetrt ni'p Ant
btsr in Daprnport arbsitsn ne Tsmpe1ul'
loaen ra'on, ca6 gum betle 30 Staatse
unp rsr 8irde nur btntsr eer Iblr etne
lbu ris Din b. asRo0sn tuttbe.
~ Sir 2eute, bic ben sails .esbro
den buben. Dr. fsbr alaubwtircie. %:
~eoIoofo (0cwu) uWd.&man" srAdblt
~htu(sltR Itbt stn Mann. Mamsne Duoil
6. Bbits,' rsr DOT FdnfAsbn Sebren pot
Send trad. Der Bru6 Der Nldsnrtr
bel uno rsr cen &opf NIT rsmf,Iben per
binrsnren 8dnrr wur pc1tdnrtp. Nbf>
un(ne NsraIe bobsn tbm ten &cpf rurd
Binten unp untuloQen 70 btfrntot. eob q
aerors ouf hen S6ulIern nstt. Ger
Nb'ts miro areifelacbne Elm bcbes Nltf
msidsn. S'hbsn aueudrties Nsriie tber
. piel @eldtd?"
Qeuts, rte rtn 6o|e asbrcdsn babsn
'ca'n e'!i91 nod SeeoIoofa atbtn,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02
lluierc Nan3rri6iff ~ Der 2sl'

a.m4rn ,porun. b. Gan. ~ itpeefpar+
tsmrutn einsn ~tnhns6aattn Bert@t ae''
rvs @irhaltsn unp. psn tBst'b Der 'p'n''
,oidife in ~.,istusr IG%rpsctnonl' ssn'arba'
aus pMflhenm wfr (oIesnpen Muf sug1 aebena
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

~ Giueebolt. Gin Wann. rtr In
stnsm Der ~n6relidsn Gouatiss nobnt,
rpu1bs BET BET lsstsn 3ibuna .a.t1uf,u."
9ttHn puIte er. ,untsIpB swaduna stne..
kt6dt wv na@ ben Qapp. at(anbt,s-,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

~aErss Is isst & aisBR n HasazSaa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

81, ,IBplttU 8atoHrtna@an rERanrlhof
ipiften Dastnport unb Pealatr'. sn'tal'snt 90 udr 1clt'
Iaup. 100 Sder U~isfenIsnb urb 20 der ! Hss'aHe, tuSSs'oo.
6autr,s pte. @a,t25?E u raf2
Z: "a. 2. 3 80 ade nsut Cent. aln s1,otin w ,ttnsst;
ftttttst ID bur tumt,hlbdTeH Habw Set SIast'ftr $1,000: ""'
Tstnr: 'Webttrt III SpsHthttrsr @e'
a'utsn btdes Gornip's baeaent Gaimsu unt e,ade Srasrl
Nu6 9oupldbs u. 6duitr in Dapsnpou,
~ 81 ufrastn bt
25l3Wmm 8 H. n. 9 GlAu0r.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02

.EH1G ~ IG . sss I rsus r:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-02
~ Sun9e 81 dmner, ~

r.la. aa.ten .%.au.tetn foIaen srn sdba. tAedura et.r oua.
E 9wtasadt drb autn' ben !snfdt,Stnsn lebtIn :rsid. au,
Mt|sm! 9par htrgsrastsr Rrsen tn q. Gulserpen's q .hial
,Rtsendtor" Elm D2ittel. ntiGeS I'D dS taS .tu,ta. ,uS,rldHio;
b.llm!ttei fur lie rb'et s-ortbst beptefen Dot. $1,000 -,
<rrts Il ~ easen I" Ntr: gc,': 4 Usus & 60. IFS BrasFl'n
Ear man / q. Su. 8 gmei,aa 5nuf. BlSs. iSttfats:pSaa
4 Il aa!sntsr, steunh InaIEut ct aHf R.sssss 4ss4tt.ssi
more: + sb ? 5anx, los % BeItrs,. St, Gtrsnaa' 9
~ ? xari; ess !k uas gea.nut et;g sste k,as; 2
ged ss " sineGt. st,sses: ert,b'a 1Ese,. a4qais
g. gcn.O rleauS !: Z a. N,iabt t. 81. ~ gtarf,ss g.
Istsni:: afsma n ens, 4 q. 1 t;esuisr.s aosfftris.
e eoait esatss Gsss Rretelsr rpr 3 nt,etstles. xds 2ss
4na Pa anthefkes 5eyrtssesie Gbal, So AHse&
-, l27 DeHnt, Rev hsif.s Sfe'S pr fsI So 90 go
4 1tt 8sas'asta.ea in Rss-ssri Esrsst. satsrse
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
Fearful Loss of Life,

pthcisl estimates at the War Department set
|yn the number of deaths in the Federal army
be the commencement of the war, at three ht0l-
h and hceaty:fce honSand to say nothing of the
|usands now in hospitals who will die, and the
usands rendered helpless cripples for life. The
|nber of rebels removed from time, by disease
the casualties Of battle, ii is said will not fall
|rt of t,co hundred and .ftty thousand Fully
|nty-fve thousand more of these are diseased or
Ppled SO as to be lost to society. Think of six
hdred thousand lives being lost by this war;
|at a responsibility rests upon those who brought
the conflict,
Ne believe this estimate far below the losses in
b armies General Grant acknowledges the loss
ninety thousand from the Gme he crossed the
bidan to the surrender of Lee
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
Reduction OF War Prices.

Now that The war Is over, the prices OF goods,
grain vegetables, and, in short of everything must
come down, Former high prices cannot be sustained
and will not Indeed they ought not, The war
demand ccascs and hence bacon beef aud broadstuis
are bound TO come down, So mus all manner of
goods Thousands Of white aborors 20 into the
field, and the supply will soon DO in advance Of the
demand Our national currency is improving md
will continue TO do 50 until il will full but little be-
low coin Hence MI articles of consumption must
come down TO their cash value