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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-16
TALES OF AN OLD SEXTON
The Midnight Apparition.

CONCLUDED.
The house was as still as the tomb, and
though made no effort to hear what was
said, the expressions still" three wit
nesses," thirty days" and Others Of n SIM
liar character, came directly to my ears.
They aroused my curiosity, Who was this
Dr. Brown? Why was he there at that Iin-
scasonable hOurY - r...
Well, il was none of my business, aud
half dozen times determined not 10 con-
cern myself about it; but il was In vain
that / tried to fasten my mind upon the
book again; 1t had lost the power 10 inter-
est me, glanced at door which opened
into the room where speakers were. Ii
would be mean 10 listen, and L would not
do il. IL was the month of May, and the
weather was quite chilly. j had neglected
TO bring any extra clothing with me, and
began 10 feel uncomfortably cold. I rose
and paced the room several minutes.
"Both Wills" came TO my hearing, in tho
unguarded tones of DIR. Browne.
/ paused and looked at the door. APP
parently the other person, who | doubted
not was Mrs. Colebrook speaking, but
could hear nothing. ] threw myself into
the chair and began 30 shlyer with cold
again. On the table lay n clean Marsielles
quilt, which had been left there by sery-
| ant, and i'm the absence of any thing better
than this, | umtolded it and threw II over
my shoulders. IL completely enyeloped my
body, and felt quite comfortable again.
"Destroy the new will" said DIR. Browne
| | dropped my book, for this looked like
| foul play. It occurred 10 me that Mr.. Cole
brooks poor relations would haRe to suffer
for this midnight conference. ! knew that
he had an only sister, an invalid, who wai
dependent upon his bounty for subsistence
and my blood boiled with Indignation as
thought of what might be the result of thi,
| interview.
| arose from my chair and went 10 the
door. That the end win justify the mean,
| / do not think Is sound logic; but where 4
poor, suffering, dependent women was III
| danger of being cast upon the tender mer-
| cies of a cold world, | was content to be
| blamed for the meanness of caves dropping
| II thereby could prevent so foul a wrong
| Before did IL, | could not but recall the
reputed character of Mr.. ColebrOOk. With
ont believing much of the gossip that had
been circulated concerning her, could
easily arrive at the conclusion that she had
been the bane of her husbands happiness
had been personally acquainted with
him who now lay cold In death before me
so that was not Obliged to guess at the
| Facts In the CASE. MY own observation
though moved In humber sphere thar
her, was sufficient 30 assure me that al
was not right. placed my ear at th'
keyhole.
| ."When we are married.
"IIush," said Mrs. Colebrook.
They spoke In whispers then, and coul,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-16

II. n. ROBINSON,
Dayton, Ohio,
rIln PnoFANE vILLAGE.

travelling Californian
One morning met anO ther man,
And Rsked "WhEt town is this alleadr'
To which the other hriOhy smd M
''You he damni" ....
Ga strobe the traveller, much surprised,
But thai the man was drunk surmised; ii..
Tor who unless n little high, ..' ...
To civil question Nold reply, -
"You be damn 70
while thus his e0gilaiiop ran,
He overlook another man, .. ...
And him he ques toned ~ before,
Receiving this rcplY--no more
r.1 ''You be damnl"
The lraveIer answered not word, .
But seeing lust ahead third,
Asked him the self same thing at ono,
Receiving but tha same renpnuSe,
"You he dsmn" !"
Astonishment upon him grew
A stranger thing he never knew;
Hall angry, half he scarce knew what
fourth inquiry only brought, .
"You be damn ~ ...
"Is rome nsylum her about1
Aud have the iunAtca got outf
And il their mania all the gamer
Thought he, fhat All OF them eNclami
"Ycn hc damn 7"
Aud then he iet his wrath grew hot;
"'rhe ell be n fight upon the spot,
Ifnny other man. quoth he,
"Ahall insolently say 70 me,
He almost reached the village, when
lie met sialwait citizen, ... f..
Aud RaAed what town before him lay
The other answered, right away ~
The traveller straightwRy dofed his coat, ...
And took III" other by the throat;
''You scOundrelr" hoarsely uttered he,
"P teach you not 70 say TO me,
"You be dainnl'
OF course there was an instant fight, HH t..s
Till hath were IN n horrd plight; .....D D...
b And fast sud furious fell the blows,
" And of the baitle.cry arose
..tf ..IU ....U "You he damni" II.I
Thus lighting near the river side. .
. Thoy rolled into Its muddy tide;
Then parting, scrambled b, the shore,
And Ehrieked, above the mlll-wheels roar, 90
"You be damnW 'Hf uII
Beside the mil maiden stood l' 'iH
The traveller, drenched in gore and mud, H
Inquired what name they gave the place
The maid replied WITH ,. tinid grace; .0ul
A little fni ther ON his way, ... b. ...r...l... q
He met little girl at PLAY,
To whom the question he addressGdi 4
Tho child replied, like all the rest, ID IBID.
100 be damn I"
.'GoOd heavens !" he cried, "am l but dreaming
What place is this, where, in disappearing,
The men and women each outvie,
And even babes and sucklings cry
"You he damn r.
And swift he hGstened out OF town, A
Less iTe and brimstuns should come down;
But found, in travelling on while,
A guide post reading thus ;-"Ons mile
To YuuA Dam"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-16
ADVERTISING RATES
distinguish nothing h,dtcl Need | have

distinguish nothing more. Need l have
heard more 500 tt qi H
Woman-angel or devil ar ..ttass
Was II she who had wept great tears in
my presence, who had trembled IN the
agony of grief before mic, now calmly
plotting with her paramo,lr, bargaining
away the affections which should have linz
gered like weeping angel over the couch
OF him who was not vet buried out OF
|sightp Was IL she who had groaned in bit
terness at her bereavement now scheming
to rob the widow and orphan of his
bountyP
Oh, womanl false as flirl Yet She was
not woman; she was q demonl r.i
The clock struck twelve and turned
from my reflections TO attend to the corpse
Thealcohol which had been provided to
wet the face was all used, and | needed
further supply. Taking the dish i'm nv
hand, went to the door with the intention
of calling upon Mrs. Colebrook for it.
First rapping on the door, go as not to
surprise them, Iopenetl it and stepped into
| the room. .lsjU a.uJ1I giUu
~ need a little more alcohol, Mrs Cole
brook" began.
She rose from her chair, and with one
| long, loud and most unHarthly shrek, she
| fell upon the floor.
DIR. Brownies knees smote each other,
and lie shrunk back to the ftirthest corner
Oh tne M, room .Al 1foi
oS W @ no are you ne g'spedi .,...,..,., =,
bis sing,,Io, rc,ain,, 1 Tnn SaIniIie ;tn ~
v,i,n IN IoIS linlllrlty
Mn .ie uSau il',i i,aue me 80 iliuinerentt 70
n,ss M y lly
o,,',,s,,,', ,ii '''''il ioi
cgNVIsers Wnn rs Un n ,tS ~ srnSncJ sncJ ho
.,.I' aT, ,io " ou SIoaneu @ U''e uocuor' HIS
~ 49, ~. 4. eIs lnIs NN,'h op'lol'
,ti.e ea ,,,,,t y pSi ,,i; upon ily mln9 tlIat tne
NIL IuiI wI,,ci. J,Neioeu ny noul was
tn,, tie oanse "a y ml,scllel. aIr Was % lhyolll1
~ tiT Si'ost vi .i,e uuce'ssu ~
s,tIy VIZ ~ ~ uIv hpcoi'i,
PITT piiTe Mere teLriileui I "heh aI mldiilght
hod ,ni,U ,,i,,,,.h .mD ,i,o hoo.i,
n"u Pii'peu .i,e ne nlo''hu my
hyi hgfS, ms 80 fsce s h''nlns eould De seen oil me
'iT ny laeei u,,.. -,.....l. t...I., IHlu
was gnastly spectre coming ...
How awful IN that hour when conscience sling
to curse her for the base treachery she was
concocting.l No wonder she tainted no
wonder even the doctor trembled. i.-'..
j threw off the quilt, and told the doctor
who Twas.
"See what you have done y said he, point
ing to the protestant lady. III.
""l heard voice here, and came for
some alcohol"
d "Need you have come i'm that garb Y'
II had quite forgotten that | had the quilt
Ion." ...., ..,,
you have killed her, believe" he con-
ltinued, bending over the PROSTATE form OF
Mrs. Colebrook '"
We raised her up and placed her upon q
lounge. She was not dead, and presently
her eyes opened.
| "Where is he ~ pusned She shaking con
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-16
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,

JACOB WEYBRIGHTs EsTATR.-NOTICE is
j hereby given, that the undersigned has this day
been appointed administrators OF the estate Of Jacob
Weybrght, late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, do
ceased by the Probate Court ef said county.
Nov 81, 1865. JOSEPH WkYBRI0HT,
noy25Wst- A. JACOB wEYBRIaHT-F q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-16
FEVER AND AGUk AND CRiLllS.
TuE BEST Remedy 10 CURE, Is
DAVIS PAIN kILLER.

INIRRCrlONs F0R ms UsK.lTARE THREE
punt Of hot wafer well sWeftenod with molasAcs,
the attack IN coming tathing lrstly the chel hack
ami bowels With the m@dc ne, pt .the same timo.-
net stop The chilli should Il produces vomiting (and
u probably will II the stomach u very FOUL, take
little fnh Killer IN cold sater swettened with sugar,
ater each spAsfn. Perseverance In The above treat
ment has cured many severe and obstinate cases OF
this disoose. HIUHT. II |t4II tr.H
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
oct2Idauu
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13
Das ausmdrtlat ~blptomatlfeb<
9crps In @afbfu9tpn "a.

tansttte man In aasemstnsn aswsbnlt&
III ben {oeenannt.u "Spuapatbtfets." 81
ben A%usnabmen mag u1au' tnosb itn.8rrt
tretsr a~uspdrieer Ndtionfn 1e&nsa. wtH
DE nt@t a.ldumt babtn, I'm S%taa,sbspar'
tsd1,nt. fri: @ratuIattou ~ .ten' Gaa.
Ht&nunbs %nfseer1ufegsn 50 RTo Stse
eu bferrtt@H@e~ Min4Rsr. @raf
@aiesnbrud, tsr .@ennul' Gonlnl etr
Saweta. Der &mspi(&t Mtn'ftr
Baron @ntuR,rt, unb Der preubt
( d MintAer BARN @erolt. NatdHi&
aud nit bn taetnfrtunrH&fsn
Mtene tn aueehblid(i&e @utren Sbrsr
brtttt(&.sn. Maiefdt, pu Charge
d'Afaires Wr. 8urnl,p. Granfrsi@
fonnh Gh natlrli@ nt&t dbertcinrsn, zine
Graduation III ,tneu Stsee 3u tr'natn'
psr ben msritantf@eu &atiutbrun >padsln
mo&t. Spanteu ldbt ou& nod 'ouf
.fd rparten. Gsbr aufalsnb III 20 abH.
poB rtt 0s1trster Ruelanps une Sta'
ifens aueettli.tsn fnb. @us rae III
bse sutsn baden u1ag7
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13
Ne,,e NarteibNoun8.

Mit Der @ufbsbuna Der Stlap.rsi babsn
AUD he Yart,tn. ndmlt@ rte remofrati'
(6s. pfultlau,rstpartti unb BE rspubltfa'
ni(ds Mnn1flosneportd faettl9 uuf9st1rt
III trifitsn. Z. Die Sflapud mar Autf&es
.piefrn parteisu RE .tuupifddli&fe TtR'.
fro0e. Sos sou1ituttontle Amenbsunsnt 3
dbtr Sic Nufbtbuua bu GfLapsrtt tfak
out wit an0tnomm men; pa ber.tse 16Stoa.>
ten. olio }dor mtbr dls bret 8ttrtst ter
Tim Qenaps6 reprdkntirten Staatsn,. .jtnte,
|Nmsnrsmeni {artiontt boben.- N6ttt'
aenfauss NTH Ger rdtfs &enaue nod
purt cine Neis fsnitBen. eob nur BE tn
Qonan6 uprdhn.ir'sn @taotsn als Staa.-
ten |iu betroditn unc 3u idtIsn 6nc. ebeus.
70 nj. Re, frlbsr= Gorau6 bt3dalt&~ (stner
etarnsn 3uianmsnfeBune I'm @enot usb
baus eul6. ttus aete f.f0s(tBt bat. tub
nur b'eiertaen Staattn. fern @onutrns'
meni Der, Der. Stuattn Contribution unb
e.m @tneral @oupullnusnt f@' .untesats
orentt BAT, sur 2fpr& n.aton TAI Con.
artGe tcrtdt'at ftin ioQsn. Rod es8en'
partia 'tts @uuuna 3ur aattationefrase
~ MAIDEN. tn r,tnu Bl5eGnn; fe bat
oufoet61t, einlts american question" ia
iein !; 81. Glemsnte Ter olten pari,ten tr,t,
ben fb i,ttebue 3ufonmsnbana auf pf.
fsnu See brum; "a atebt a~seeupdrtta
nur nod Nemtntfrattone' unb Dppof'
ttonafafttonsn.
Sn lt(fn Gottionsn, .nomentli& Der tr.
f,r,n, ~ man aros (don jest bemabt fax
rts nddfe prdIpsntidaft Die snssln Gus,
suwe1fsr; BOD pisb IT. ,usresbltae Mdbs:~
Dsun rte nabe 3utunft II poQ BON ero>
Gen Tba,fa&en.' Ssssn. Mabrs8stn tfnea
Yldnsn. tie r,n Bltnnpuntt n,hsr par
tsi.n tilrsn mdGtn. Sd uiQ btsr nus.
~einsslne ore8e Gruatu, ttr BON eer nobsn
3dfunft Q,I5a w.rrsn 'foQtu. antsuten :
Nationolldulp RON 3 big 4 tau(.nb Miu.
Dollar a bls! 500 M|a. jdbrI1&s Su.
|Ianefeueu ; Nuks6tboItuns~tee .Natte.
nolersrt,s, bis @sronnraf,tpn Der R.bdl.
len aaaIen,e ete S,aouilation bsrfssArbstt
ron 3 ,tts 4 Dill. Nsgsrn IN @aeen,aa a
|Sttmm,f&t eitr Nso.r.; BE 3oisnifdtiprr
tts Slrsns.' tft- 1u1tritanif&e Broee. stte
Monroe .Dohfittn. VI. fgenttalAaiiens.
oetr ete Staa.srsdtsrotirtn u.,(.m., %
6,atunt tiif nsut Gpoae unit biz taiteu
G'aasp ptfS pltsp1 pqrtstfn fae 7abestban.
M.Fp.J"|~ 4t!A / (N. 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13

es p,rpin; Jaat ttr q. y. aiu,s, mad
BET AuR6fuu8 .iqfsrsr arobsn arnsen lsiue
2 Wonate usrsanesn fem. ,unp ,Mor wito
thas- @iissIn amuitanti&MA 8aioastle. e.
ben. -Eauisnee ppm ben 0stsrantu In TT
|Buntes. uno In. eu .tenfbbsrattons. 1t.
mse~babsn Elm ~@uRo an xrisaelsbsn b.
tommen. pos an une flr ,1&L fe nab y.
s.np stnsu ibnsn ur.t&barsn RrtfSet&ah.
|plaB. -3tsbsn wtrre. Anpss Eaafs"ss,-
wtl6e' untsr .9spstpli&tn umRdnts4 Au
frtsrIt&en @.ws.bsn ju.adtsbrsn tnbattnt
w,rren tbter, 9isbe far Dolfsrk&r hnn
|rcputliianil&e p~rtn,tptsn, na&asbth h1e
sern mtbsfen. hen CONTINENT BON satfst'
lt&r u(urpattun ~ rstntasn.
uniue Rsstsrune bat lstue B%sfuantb.
tretnp stntn lol4sn 5olratsn nod fetuer
0erqbf&iseuna III btnpsrn, na& Mtrleo
|au ,atben' uNb flo tort unttr cen, Srtpablts'
fautid,n Banner anwnbsn ~ .laEen.
t9tttf wrnu. fl, -wuss fl 1nttt s.ttua,
Morimiltan'S bsr.{@aft aputannt bdtte
uno iste elmer frsunblldM Ma&t oebab'
rsnee @npRl&tuns a,etn ibn ~ bsOba&.
ten 8snsf0t udrt, 70 t6nnts fe Is rod
tnt&t p%ubtnbtrn. ba6 traenb tin usrab'
f&ttbtiel" Solea, nod Wsrieo atbt. 60
1ta teip ,@dsbs porbanbtn, peI&se jene
pRt&t. auferleats obtr isns, B,fuani6 per.
fletbt @r earfen % fir :ausstma&t
lbalttn. tab tte Suorspeetnuna In .tu.1sr
E3dt nod Bs,nptsuna unfu.s xheses.
init cen Htbsaeu bura omuitautf&e
Solootm eewattta usr1d,tt weresn NTH ;
unb rob, -m.nn Wor fsfnsn 'Gbron betai''
ttn miQ. Ct ispenfuqs bdrt,r ale il tafar
III fdunpfen battn rrtrp. s.~-:
Wan uIsbt Msraus. tab BE Tfmee
BON b TT tt f,@tt;unb fran35lt'
&er-Ns uArattidt etras prefttt
bat. &ann ibtiosus nt&t i&aesn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13
'faBit STR etbdrS radfdtsles atatu

I'fs8it STR etbtdrs radfatsles ststu
2ouis Napoleon piro. aIs eos 78Sl,
yon Dafttnaton ali Itbttn 'montaa- ben
Sta, ,dter' 9ee unb 'etn'G da M&mcnee
fettrtr,, aoR'e6 aud edr BE Debnuna pi1
!9errn @s,udtb. :Detfslte erf&i,n. ,an' u.
@lddpdnf@t 20 9oIse:1n &mpfanapau
urbmtn une, bt,lf; ;etnt turse &ett''m nfl.
&er felgsnte St.qt porfam :'4 %.t7'fu1
~1@'a SSH 81 obtrihanien nurf 8tte&i
e8eaen bic Ser. Stadt.n petbtm 10
mttoenf ntr GAMBIA unttbd1tDt Iof,
fen. Absr pae fol Id bsmexdffts
BON Grdhffrt@ funtn2-
(Gtnt9 ti1ntt tne bsr Rta8: rtab
,T'1d It Que Msritarf@ sfnIsfdtsrttrI ID
= 7Hostbeteeup 4difet yuH 6ra6fret&t "a,
- d: gen. lbaeHatf 1tiul ai1rn ha!&
"a 81 &nistnb 8etssaata9nn. sa3 N
ta9;Edtatl3u .'at sfttsa !.
.-falI3'bEest2 iebfl1pn nt4 \
1az nta4 daTAn fas,a4 taeet y"
f,fsswdrS. ElSs5t.Ra1Si !Astnn Napolsou
t4s rssfdhti ~ dfdill&. bas tss. frau3tf'
g. .Rtntf.' at4l iat i s.aatla e !lgs r.
tVyeUs.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13

aula Ned. 10 bantelrn MIR babd ausIst@ tn
SntersGe Der G%!nmanbsrun9.
Bsa 6etteu ess GonersGs6 If betannt'
lid Man&es 9t(&sbsn. um bte GtnHau'
,psruns tu bsf6reun. Natdrlt& bat aber
iebsr -6taat ieine stsnsu Snteriisn wabE,,.
luaebuaen. Dabd lisBt 70 ~au@ tn Der
Natur pnr 6a&.. rob psnn mai, tn oct
pnlsinasm SntuGs bonesln piu, ete
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bauptld<@
BON @ol&sn, pie ftlbf dnaswonrs' fne,
In pte Dano ernun,u,tn wuptn mlbte'
unb III p'tItr Utstebuns mae's ftbr ba'e
elwae asf&sbsu.
Rtf{ourf ntadt au6ercteentlt%s
Anfr.npute.n, I'm rts esut(@s &'n1pan'
ruunB mad i.tnsm bur& Zen arfts Ser'
Spetem @.btu au ateb,n. Bebsutsnot
@dpu fnp pom S,uat III etsisu' 3nsd
tspiutat Sartft.n uup Bio&drtn iousn
In europa pulbsilt unb Aeentsn bols!bf
.bd,te rperbsu. Iu& Der 6taat Slltnots
ma&f auBuorbsnnt&e NnfrsnSunssr. UNI
auf nit(fm @fgi (iirf &1bnl6l1aft III PET
mebren.
9a Sowa ee(9t.bt boet6en Gar n'tte
unp bod elauten mir. oob Soma zine belz
(ne 6eimaib BET GtuwanpNuns btstst' ale
BE A%snauntsn. bstpsn 6tootsn unb eae
bt.r 9r5bsru Manesl an Arbeitaftaft DOT,
bauptn II, als In .Satnpis. @tr -rdn+
f&eu ni&t. pab bic 2e8's!atur unlsres
@taates bisfs Ane,lsstnbett lettsne in BIZ
6anb nsbms. Diff wdree nt&ts our
Golee babeu. ols pte. S&nFun9 Ginger
ueusr aemtsr, aIs ole Abfdneruna s'nt9s'
Memtuidaa uuf &ofen oes @olfse obns
anen Nuben fat ben Staat uue far nf
Gtnwanesrun8 (slbf. Die @tnwunet'
ruuasaneelt3sn6ut md6te nteluebt rae
Bolt (slbR In BE 6ano nebmsn. uro be-
(onpers {oQtsn BE eeutidsn G%tnpaness.
8ereine erlnesn. uu, ttsfslbe I'D bsf3retrn.
Die @see. pte man 3um 3itle eeIanst'
miren {sbr etnfa@. Man paree baupt:
fd9ltd fur gouslponbtn,sn an 'bsfannts
pn{onsn, an btut(6e BIduu, fir ttns
pabrb,its eemd6s DarfsQuna Der B%ortbtle,
pie Soma btelst, Der 8orenuubdltntfe Il,
in elmer turasn Bruhdre. fdr arran8e'
menis NIT bi.fsen Gtlsnbubnsompaeut.n.
f0r Na&wd(up8atomplofrs It. Sorat III
traaen bab.n, mel&ss auss NIT b6&f AZ.
riuetu. pislsa obus ale SOFTEN ss(@ebsu
fam.
Dtr 0laubsn, bab uuter Zen porlFs9tn*
ben 0%ubdItni0rn bas @obl uuisres Siaa'
tss unp ps0tp tlnf,ieeu Doblaanb 90, .er'
tafden, rob tbir In p%orlteesnpu Bssst'
bune {obalo a's muir m60li& tbatie wtr:
ben unp ptr n(udeu unfae 2efsr;7 bs{on'
esre rk 9anpbsp5lferun2, eiefe wt4ti9
5a&s In unfe &.wasuna gu ittben.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13
:Nah,bem .Triebcn.

Die 6%duptgsfabr. eab be Nsuasburt
per RspublM serpfuf6t 'Utroe. t1sbst pts
niaet pom @npen, otS nom Norpsn. Cir
lteet in NJ 'atmltbuoQsn, l%t,bssklieeu
6ttmmung. pe'&t'Ga TIM NueenbIifefss
6teass tr Nmsrtianrr benuddtt9t. i .Dn
Dttnb ltset am Bopsn"", beiet Is, "ts IN
rlnrs&t, ,G6 an -ftnem aecsmttbteten
Gdnoe ~ rd4tn." Dte mad !Nnaloume<
ttfantl9sm NsdtS uetfabrtn Der Straf3
pro,eB nur ttn 3metfamp suiideu eem
Shatsanrpalt unb BEN 8erfbdeiaer If.
nobel bos publtlum bts@ @o0e hes I'm.
pattttN&tn fptslt fr'aeut lid Dem ame'
rifan.r oud Der 3ampf asaen bh M6rost
rsr @eputtn ais tin Ntnesn swii@fn
sbtntattista unb Rlri&be1sttiatsn @ses
r.rn bdx AUG esr1s aQsr 6ub unb a0t6
RohtAefaN psrbannfHperetn ttlGe. .unb
BE bIobe Nus6tunA frenRer @us&nsteit
trf9tint ittn lbon 'alS 9ade. =.
Dtekr fali&en urb f9ttfen @ufd6uns
liz nit Gutfdtepentttt enteeneaIuhetru~
'Da6'bk @sbs0tontttn unilbnbors6i Ser,
brthsn eeeen ben Nt@tsbehoub Dir SO:
ton tper,' uno bd61o tbrsn rrtebe1n uni
eeit.rn.n nj 6araft ptst Bnbre&sns pcu
trsdt puesn mub. IA, e,eenibu esr
f9fpadfnnieen Ne1f5tnunes. & ufeI.i
amertfantfdu :Ykuoo. @oettalsn ftf3u.
taltsr. *Dte orobeM aNe Der %uutsrssoroz
rstsn Ebtilnobmta an Or Msb.uton fam
unb miro mon ftstlt& weusr aufbdnaen.
nod @e%iufpstrs, unp ibueu 9sasndtu moo
Elm - unfsttpsgtnn pom Rt&uonb :battrs
ter -~NmMfiesGrla6 9ana 3wsdmd6ta
(stn!' Aber fur tie Daote unp. Sc. ia, 10
fbaubsrbaft easIouh tsm ianfsn Cite
ley fltneen n'5Ge, flr Dc Stspb,usi uue
6unt.Y,. tpsun' Gt f@ ntdt9bA 3stttn]0 tts
eit @rsuS. Der artsuitantfGtu Id,ta Hid,
ten, iu1u6 RttS vi Arou,rN6 taneers9tss
eo4pet IN Bedt(duft ftbsn bl,tbsn.r 7.
:. Nun; nit wt6snlwobi, bab biefe Nuf
fo0ang zen Mmshtunt1n rts Noresns ntt
mole mufprt@tf rperben Nth unb> ea6
trshH1 10 BON ibnen aQttn abbtn9e, bic Ct
fdts& ttnet, Nsfauratton Der .lsatttu,sn"
AesIsfaRe be S1buns, erob fttn mizrt.
Aber NIT wtf.n aud, ea6 :pae Rational,
esf0bI. rrsI&sS fi&' In &Slrsu 5islbf tnt,
wtdEn wirpt stnsit 'euti9tetnern'unb pt,
niger ,eomprcmiblt6tn- Gtaraftn babsn
tirp. De pnHn f2tueuIn nnb Seuarp
ia5dkn BiQeks tfetn, mi Dasis faap
5ttpftns mte nit @tdatH 10 untuban.
ptln, aud nd&tem bic 'NdbwmtiBtett,
In tbusts 'thelligerents" unjuerttu nen.
u~tSe,faQen fein ptro; obsr ,wsnr dub
ben, @aiesn, II retbsna fe bod bsm Cdr,
bsneni&ttter 9eyaIiat,, We Slbens rni@t
tntesttt. ':r';'' r7 e :.(sb1.)1
,r:rt ~ r4sH7.[ ,'., =. =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13

90 ftedt Self. 9apis? Na@ stn,m
But&n lou 81 portn.n @omfos IN Dan
ptQe nit (stntn Nr@tutn uub etnem wobl'
a,lpit!en @sloiud esmsisn fdn unb pu'
iu&t boben, nod Sobnnon's Nrmu ~
tomuntn. Dubri9stnIt& pirb II obtr jebI
idntu Rtiisplan esduteu baden. Dts
N.'g. "Gtmes" MIL wi1.n, bab fetne
Grau Dor sfnteen Iueen In Coalition.
1erus, cfneuroftn (et. @enn BEN 70 If,
70 pirb per Orr @emabl pobl wabri&stn'
lid tbr balb folesn, um nod @frlto ODER
europa i'd stntul@tNen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13

~ Die neuefsn Nadri@tsn fnb
nt&t 70 nt&bal1ie, mte uniere 2tie ss
pani&sn m6een. uebu b.. 2se'(&e VI:
NEE uno rsren @r5bt nfdbrt mau nod
nt&ts Ndbnes. Naa etnsm @srt&t aus
Da(binetun foQ F@ Sotnfons q T.
NEE untsr dbnli&sn BeotneunRen, wie
See, ~sraeber baben. Dob liest
ntHts Offeisqss bttrlbu Dor. Ssosns
faas wiro Dem Solution wubl feline an
bsre @abl bietb.n.
aud BE Iraus. MtHi0ippt &rmee bee
&trbY Smttb nil es nod etuem St.
rl&t aufa,bm uue BEN Beilptsk ese'a
foI0en. Bir 6no dbrt9ens mebr senstBI
anaunebmen. bae rtsie Armee. faus fe be
Sample mice IT, ausetnanpulaufer
pttb.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13
(6ortfesxn8 iolst.)

Bas 1T Elm 9tuu@er Dtde, G,aa.
bfantportste @laebunnu in r,r Btrlinsr
Rorssnlsttuns pte fole,: Gin roman.
ttl&', pbilo(opbtl&', e.matblit< mojo.
rsnnil&'@ ei&6pf, unter 0ormuntl&aft
uno poli3.fIt&er Auff&t. eae eslisbt NJ trb,
UNI Stsueru ju bt,ablsu. MD, ~ + d
toumt, ioubrn In ne Buuaus. ltinen
@st1 rps8en ttE ttftt.urtn pubfrdteit
uufa.bsn mu6, bssor % i'm aufaib, unp
aul,st pom psu, tbm einsia a.bli,teu.n
0ruuare&t@ ebrdu@ ma9t. fd +.
~ laGtn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13
Stederes aus '@an Oumin8p ,nnb
80 :! \ Z aG36hfie = -. y -

Nadrt&tsn, ms!&e aud Gan ,DomiuAp
e%inpelaufen Ifuo,1 wtretiprs&tn ben 81,
rQdteu bon liner: @.otnrtSpluiion. .tas
lhbf, Dit Ntpubtt ia fret BON 'uasu,
btn. UNI, Cine n.u. Rseltruus bilbtt f&
.,@enerol 6. ht-@oAas tf1na. g.dR.
eentth trudblr,,, .Hnp!,, ntun %vprnstmezfDs>
mintedasr - burHnitr 7 @enerdIe bfsrr: III,
mte - Iub 70 fttnen MtntRttn* eeer
R%otboebern be1t0t" rorpsn' 5Aantuttid
autonto Yolapfa 8ruesr pc Gr'ptdF'
henter. nay ,7.,@ .~,e1'.7reE 49, - , r~,sa
f. Gin,, . ioluipsydnttr tcafftutohitfnberGsu
ertb." pttr'aus 9@@sptdftntanteu iepn o..
aetnes tsfsbeu foQ. IL, e~tnbsrufen rporoen
unp f6nte In Santiago b lue &ataQeros
D{t s,1bet,enSt (G.utrstruua. wtt&e%Ste'
6~auptRabfssa 2eputltt 'unldnsRsbei@.
lu@te, mar nod simmrr .oer .6%auptsessn'
fanb. bsr~ tlntertqltune OFF 4oyti:s,
Ytdfbent~ Wtfrarb fate 'etne' tettlnst'
ht,pets ,an!pra9e =, AZ, BIZ siesnbens ~
- ~ 'pt tilEz @ Q5.j ! rs 5b a: il, t,tt bittt=1 pytd,,as't
UeIdnberupetn Ia bn baYsii9en &osRt1>'
tutien. pored&lasen. Gtut' berfelttn't IT..
tldlfjebtn AfTifauer ooer SSnbiaHstt pber
abt5mmliuae bttfelbsu fdr fdbts.spas
baStil&ss BR,1att1tdt III erIan6en. Dttfs6
Re&ts lain s6snfaflsl foi1enl AnSi6aberu,
be tsfns J}abidntr Or afIilaasf fub, ssr..
lisbsass pstlsn, 5l1i(ii,1iAaa isaft5se ReflAln
DfSrRe Ieffin 12Hr sFa r7gss ~=fs ssxs .r5 assgEs
.s8aut antt ,iues grafs.s,li,..pssjs osSt'
fa6 mr. Nstnnir patI6ats ,seld4s ddlff fl;
net SnlelsAstpEtu.asss NfIifantl@ek seef
9~ntianti&sr Ataennass aae; Otsaes'y
ftev fh6..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-13

Ireffent. v9iebe SclIY", 1aate
PER- 9ans gu {tiner GbebaIfe, lid Tin
ertaunt ater Geinen @eihmad, 6aare
BON einem anbern Graususimmer auf
.Dtinem &cpfe, ~, trasen,", r9ieter
4nuS" .entsesnete bic Grau, lid bin
ntdbbt' ueni9er e%rfaunt earittr, cdb Du
@pITe nph einem anbtrtn
S@afe ds,f Deintm &ideu trasR."