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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. Jones on Long skirts.

Mrs. Jones proceeds to denolnce long skirts
in the following terms. OF course her re-
marks are wholly inapplcable to this latitude,
and they are given merely that the ladies here
may see to what length the ladies carry the
art of dressing elsewhere:
la.+O, bur" ] hear some good frieea sayiags-
the reform dress is so immodest, so unbe-
| coming Immodest, say you Go out upon
roadway, of a rainy day, and stand upon
any street corner for one half hour, and 1
think you will never dare bring up that charge
against the dress again. Do you see that ele-
gantly dressed lady coming? With her hun
bred dollar silk trailing at least a foot behind
her, drabbling through pools of tobacco spit,
sweeping up cigar strmps, accommodating all
manner of filth and dirt upon its under sur
face, presently she reaches a crossing. Gath
ering up her flowing garments with both
hands, her dainty foot passes the curb-stone.
Proceeding a few steps, somebody iostles her;
down goes one side Of her dress into the mud.
Attempting to regain 1t, down goes the other.
Desperately clutching her habiiments again,
she unconsciously catches the skirts underneath
in the operation, and, 80, what skeleton IS
there, my countrywomsn An express wagon
rapidly nearing corner, startles her; acqualn-
lance number three Of her dress with the mudl
Frahtieally grasping her skirts in front with
one hand, with the other she lifts hoops and
all behind her. and tiptoe across, with her
clothing in the rear at an altitude Of which
she has no conception and revealing, not only
feet and ankles, but even limbs, to an extent
which neatly-clad Bloomer would blush to
think Of, The latter personage-her limbs
completely and perfectly protected, not only
| from cold but from all this indecent expos
ure--trips along, oblivious Of mud OF wet, and
with unsoiled garments, reaches her gestina-
ton full half hour before her fashionable sis
ter arrives with the entire lower portion of
her clothing solled and bedrabbed Talk
about the short dress being immodest 20,
! consistency, thou art a Jewel y
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-18

The VIRGINIA BATTLE-FIE1Ds.-P
from the North and elsewhere having re-
peatedly Of late visited the battle-felds in Vir-
ginia and appropriated to their own use
PROPERTY found thereon belonging to the Gov
eminent, Gen. Terry, commanding the De-
partment of Virginia, has issued an order pro-
hibiting the purchase, sale Or shipment to the
North by private parties of fragments Of
shell, fragments of arms, the metallic parts of
equipments or accoutrements, or of any other
article designed for military use, excepting
such articles as are or have been sold by the
authorized agents of the Treasury Depart
nent. .#4s
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-18

DEATH OF AN OFFICER. Major Frederick
Menshausen, late commanding 41st regiment
New York volunteers, died in this city yes
terday morning at o'clock, Of remittent
fever. Major NJ has been stationed in Peters
burg since its evacuation, where his regiment,
under his immediate command, has done eff
fective duty. 1t was only recently that he
announced through our columns the death of
two officers of his command, and now, after a
short illness, he has been called to join them.
His funeral will take place from Popular
Lawn this morning at 9 o'clock. Petersburg
cypress. 80
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-18

The UN1vERs1rY.-We are pleased to hear
that the prospects Of the University are very
encouraging, We are permitted to make the
following extract from a private letter to a
gentleman of this city from one of the Pro-
fessors Il flatter myself you will be pleased
to hear that the prospects of the University
are far more encouraging than was antici-
pated, and that the institution bids fair to rise
like the Phoenix from its fires, not indeed at
once, but in much shorter time than many
of us expected Richmond Bulletin. 9s
Ex-Gov. VIM Smith is expected in this
place in few days, on his way to Washing
ton city, which city he has the permission Of
the President to visit, and spend a month il
he thinks proper, The parole he received
heretofore required him not to leave the county
of Fauquier -Alerandrfa Gazette l0@
A quarrel took place in Oceoquan, Va. last
Sunday night between two men, named lay
Tor and Long, in which Taylor stabbed Long
aud killed him instantly. iaa4 l5l B51sRg ee,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-18

GENERAL MEADE's REPoRr.-A special
despatch from Washington to the New York
Commercial Advertiser says:
General Meades account of the condition of
the Carolinas and Virginia is very satisfactory
The people and the prominent citizens are
everywhere disposed to accept frankly the
issue OF the war, and resume their former re-
lations with the National Government Ar
rangements were. made by him, under the
authority Of the President, for the gradual
withdrawal Of the Federal troops and the re-
sumption OF the civil laws. The people &C.
qulesce IN submitting all disputes between the
whites and blacks to the Provost Court.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Accidental Death,

Among the passengers by the evening train
from Weldon, on Thursday, were Mr.. Fl. B.
Goodwin, wife and daughter.
They went to the Bollingbrook Hotel and
were given a room, after which Mr. Goodwin
left the house, remained until about half past
eight, when returning, he retired to his cham
Der. No noise was heard in the room, and no
suspicion Of anything unusal entertained, until
about half past twelve, when gentleman pas
sing the hotel found the body Of the unfortu-
nate man lying on the pavement, his neck
broken, and most of the limbs injured. A sur
geon was Immediately called, who pronounced
life extinct. ...... ts..... -
Mrs Goodwin and daughter were found
asleep by the messenger who bore to them the
sad intelligence of their bereavement
No motive for suicide existed. Mr.. Goodwin
was we'll and cheerful, and was on his way to
Portsrnouth-4in which place he had practiced
dentistery for number of years previous to
the war--to attend to the settlement of some
business matters. AT II o'clock the chamber
maid left the room, and left Mr.. Goodwin sea-
ted in the window smoking; the presumption
is that falling asleep, he lost his balance and
was precipitated to the pavement below The
room is the eastern front chamber on the third
floor, the window some thirty feet above, the
ground; beneath the window is ledge, form
ing a narrow roof to the porch>below, and the
deceased must have struck against this in his
fall, as the corpse was found considerably to
the front, and far to the left, of the, window
in which he had been sitting. Some wild ru-
mors, Of foul play were afoat in the city yes
terday but the facts furnished no grounds to
| our mind for suspicion of either murder Of sui
eide. No noise or scuff1ing was heard in the
room, as must have been the case had Mr. G..
been foully dealt with. His wife and daugh-
ter were in the same room, and the door was
locked on the inside, when after discovering
the body, one of the employees of the hotel
sought it to communicate to the widow and
orphan their bereavement Mr.. Goodwin was
| native Of Portsmouth, Va, but had for some
years past resided in North Carolina. d 5lt
This is sad termination to a journey COM
menced with the glad anticipation of renewing
after long absence, old and dear associations,
and the hearty sympathies Of our people will
be with the afflicted sufferers in their bereavs-
menG 3fGigtJI II g.. asi. ,.r .Tl.a..7 ,i5se -ft
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-18
ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS

take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., &C. I have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum & MCLEAN,
whom Isucceed in the NJ II 1T .4.r,
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS,
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only to say that my stock is and shall
Harrows, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes Springs and
Axles &C., &c. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. l solicit an examination of
my stock, where prices and quality may be Judged
of by those wishing to purchase. 5
tl5 G.. BILLUPS,
farmers Headquarters,
iy25-ly No. III Wide Water ST.. Norfolk, Va.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

no. @ir maiden Defenders all fnerte
fam ouf bic MWei9e peaen her h3Oer
Nntibe. NIs @eneral>S uticriptione<
@0,nt fir biele!be 1T 6srr Sap Gocfe ans
es ttut morben, rurd pefm Wcrmittelun9
Die 5s20er !AnIeibc 70 fducu ~ Stanrt
fam. :.
Das Shabomt wlnldt bic Dtraue9a,
tuns Dolctra9enoer Bc,ts fur ben 3t't>
raum Don rrri Sabrep nidt ,psttet auau>
r,bnen. 3u ,pclder 3cit bie 7<30er eonoer<
tibel icin rrerben. Tae SAabannt tarf
fir nidt mcbr; 3in(en In Golb tqftbar
iein, ais cte 3Stle oeden fonntn. Gteuio
penig beabihtiat bas S6abamt. bic
@oupernementssG Currently ,,au Sermtbrtn,
unb ucrldbt fa baber gum 3rred Ger UNI
terbaltun0 ber Armeen ,c. ausf9lte6lt6
auf eie Grtrase her tunertn @eoenuen !
unr rr 7>3Osr Ault,be.
gttanntIid 8inS biz Sese eis1sr Bolts
onleibsn Don 3errn Sap Goofe aus.
@tmtbIi4 wIb mar~ fld aud titSmal
rt4t an cem patrtctismus ees 9oltss
oerre@nst baben: -. ~ ;..r~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

@tnator .@ilfon's ntut Gn<
xoairuuAsbiQ erimirt fplStnoe Yerionen
ye.n &rttssptenff: ben BteeprdFoente11,
Gongrebmit9lieotr, 3olbeaintt, Yeftbe@
ante, MceHeinlpettprtn, Restftn, Matro<
(tn 0ffsiere Der armet Hnp Wartne,
;uel4e prei ,asabrt TN Ditnte parei,. Ut
better in, Arienaltu, pefbettn, D6bg!e'1>
ten, Eelesrapbi1tn. Gaattr. Stattrs'
8aeabunotn, 8lSe> une Wabntn'.a9e'
anrI4ist Ytr{enet uub artneubdnsltr.
Dieltlbe Biu ibetimnnt, bab Die MiliA.
peur Ft nrrn p~rdiptnten auf9ebcte,1, 1T.
etn aew5bnli4en Solp'trbalteni lou.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
1otdteS:
Ntuen IS.
RtttSuG&, 8. " dtl

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leber Sbsrman'S Opsrattonsn uete man nur
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S&oRslb H. laum nod ~ 6sanbs sssonmsn.
S&ofslb IA NIT etnem Ibstl fetner arues jpar
ron @tlmtnstun ausstsadt. atsr dur 10 NdIen.
0usrtuas uns sepuldrt aruppsn ttubsru' ftn
ruettsrss Dorbrtnssn. ,Gaj 'Sbtrman tnImtitsn
son l.tnem unfon bstrofeu worben III, BE Re.
b Den au6 i&wenta. TN 5'a"es limb, kiatm
Stssesua.fd GtubaIt ~ .bun, got 70 itsml'&
aus Der (lplt&sn DrtGs tsrppr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

NJ 81. ebieloS bal jtet nit DIN. q.
Rroul. arrangements otucH,n;fd 1 Sen
Dufauf ktnu Bobrtta,s. Man. nirt
.tlnfiia nete eins Nusuabl rtefer mitR'&l
beltebttn @aortn btt brn. Hr1uie Forrn
UNI AMOR Al GabriIprtt(sn.-''D
QaGmhe. Ozone It. aus ON. Sbthre
Gabril fnb Moi nur (66n. (onenn auf
ftt, tounboft uni onen,'L tN Bc'jup
voy oQeu antern. g
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
sic 3tetusa 6,tttftub Dtt vh aus

sic 3t.buss 6,tttNtub. 81. DIR aus
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dsupdrtta osicaeu 'pirb. etftttn. wiro istt
bst etn.t 3t.buna auf ANDRE Dsife psr'
.fobrsn wts f,dbese 49, Die GsloAsnsu Der
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6f,xMi&uua tb1tr Raueu stnasloaen. m.
unb. rpeuu far tanStt6 tttunbsp.
,isfs,t in;t ea6fs 1ef&idt.f Die .Aenien.
yt,Jatstlt&dSS glts tspSitd4lta pr.
ufios,t. um D~tfsttientn IL et.btabtrn.t:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

LaeDrrD pitutapiHf nf aas4a nm pttEISdK'
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|t,tuaen. Dh bsfa.&ten. eab q stn fsbr
parHttihsy 1.ref lstn witp:} r'9nbeti ptr
fup duff bft Dtuse 8sipauui. VT ba TONI
men pevpepn = ,,-,t Fl III
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
Sort Bbitr aenommeu.
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unfIe Nlarinuruppn Go,t Wbtis unis,talt
Gort iubrtt II ftwsn Bdh0Ss. Cu R.b,1.n.
abtr iur~adesf6laasn.
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htse auf Dem @sss OUT etu,u, 3orpsto upb fari.
Cts Ranuthafi rpu.bt tsrsittt.
unfsre gsfan0snsn I'm Gdtsn SuseR ap6
thinner ouf bas Graufonft bsbartelt.
uebtr eterrnan'S. Qpsratcrtn Rnth an
nt&te in bsr ,lelt6en T'sGt. Ctfslbs II anae.
funt NIT 1rceprathIstsn, alst6nttta nbr m,i
ben stfttsfsn Dsnxnstatto.sn stoen ST. Cast'.
r. ,.Ntp.yorf, ]. Tdri.
auu Uabrf6dxlt&ftit no@ bat ebsrmar
een General Sctnaon fdnitri unb. 0& Ip,(Utn
Spbnaen uub Btlmtuason g'worfsn.
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fauttrt unb BE Retsnsn 8e,puna'n
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fsep, soresuemuasn uerbsn.
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tuna beS GeeIdu"srS on Ssm rIesn bSasH Unit
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fsetptatasn @sfnsntsu an 0sit, 4tlbsfa@sn Il.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

Me- Der @tlo (paren 10 III,
Ger atbe III @aeewortb an Ger Gde eer
Rrnn9> wv ~,vtvs" Suupe. ct 1ertoait
Jest feinen Borratb bm s,Drp:Ooeoe~
gu bersuteno berab6eis5ten prei|:n. =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
.,Giacnt3um 1T 3irbfahl.''

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5ar.n unp iuar TN RtbsQen 0onarff
purd tin @rf.s. ras ZEN 1itd: "forced
law" fab1t, aeoptrt worreu. .Dur& ptee
0efet IA pis Nsbslsu. ReRtsruns srmd&'
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tir,n ia Der Ntbtusnmtatfn Btnjot,tn
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3sn, no mon IL sn,otds. IN 8sf&!oe ~
sebp,sn. Nat0ri'6 slett uan rsn B'f'
ssrn wnttloft Rtstnrunas Anrstfunatn
an 3ablunasRa,t. Disb 1T CT probtsr.
aetu rss fapIt&en pa'rtottsuue Il II
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lomut. rae 6r. @bermau pes Nsa psr
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taupt eona 5ap Caroline s1obs,t unb Ia
(etuer 0ewoli bat. rob pae faeIi&s Bolt
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ia 'lduR.rr 3.bsutou e.bl'd' une ea6 Of
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ibtrrieat. IS 900 balaek GaaatIitn. ots
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60 trtat pas 8sbsQsuasbdurs. :ssReu
corner stone pte Stlaseet far spias 3d.
M f.tu fouts. tn ,aptrss folas iulanues,
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iRadt esr Nstedes asftts usteIt46 Sea
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
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msinpe rpstisln uub une Ct bsfa, &tsk 9
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ale Qoniulalslstruau unin lstnsm
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Die bsrr,n hsrabsra u. Co.. ete ps.t{t Don
oQeu Dsmsfies bsosuttnp b~uabas(tet Ia
ben. 6err 6sr1btra IL ieet TN SRsa unr
nua9s- eie GtniAufs fdr pas Gr0bjabrea''
unrer bd+t obtee Gtrna jset p6dfn''
lid f1tf&t SsnpunBsn. aIfo rsue Nufsr.
frtfde Baarsn unp bsrabRsfsen pr'iie fdt
oue Sorttn Rauune, @oveltns, @s8
AQUA It. bei 3trabtrB u. 60.
:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
Ncuc''Mm3ci0en.
GmpfWlunQ.

sbr Sussesf urnuub 0ltda, es tbs as.e tetrssess ESut.
pefuehh., spts Watr. ants uss nfssrss. bit Nr: p a 20
+, busu. gaat 81 Ndler zen Dassrss.f. sfss + u Ter.
OU,e. srs6seA, anb be,aibssan ID e. 1su3sa ~ nur tts..
b., rer,tr, N nts q etpalen, serts6 - " hrn. 'Bsbtrap..
tsu aaa usIsstsiu utt nat sstsr ua6aA. s -ns ssa ,0sesz-
bads i1l,r, eAsutst, uns auasGs.
INN u. g.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
Deutfebe Brieftfe 10. g.

1rtsfe. uel9s xnatssferbsrt In eer peAofRs,
~ D%assnso.t., 9eua. am D., @drs 1895 ltss.n
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

, NJ Wr teloblt bot urt (stnen No'
men nt&i auf tv obieen Qtfe fnrei. IL
urluGL- une tapcn~ in Rsnntnie III feeen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
Wo6tntltWer
Marttbertht

a.. 1Yt0fiee be- ..Dsmsltatsa"", L.
va n's ''""R tttwp&;; 8. Rdri. 1855
ntstasttn 1ttt Dp9s aberuaals' febr snts.
adnbtssS DsiteI unb f3ls@te Dsss III 3xfuE-'
rem pa1su uubsbsutsnh unb bsr Dart lsks Cav.
9Ettfe blstbep unpNdnbeIt, bte mstRe RoafraIe
Fnett 10. Dstisn Ratt BON tie(Iosn. ale ax1
apswarttesn Nluern Ifar gsIfe fane. aR@ .let--
vot't Nau!ra8t fatt. unb 20 f1hS gseeaHdsMs
sestu!anten BON abteaso bier, wtl0s ID b.
etaisses ?a.ttsa " ssa. untsn anssssSsassy1a-
MATHIS aua 1,s, reu /, IN, &.
|dAnat !bk 'edtafabrt auf ben Btan.ui.su NOR
.s~'bfnthtg aas aud ,'stns apsa&,a axf es6s:,
~ 81, scals Rar,t s.,fp,,e. .t.utau, mid,
,tnhsnssf bbtttt Bta6ipstt ~ @af., tn-
in.r hoN ktr BOD fa6. > 90 atbt tns,s IL bof-
Isp, bdt Hes1ra6tprsf' fcsSotI per 9tfeabats,'
aIt pr lampftsei etnf bebsuteube Rseu.tton
''"tgth We!espns y :~siEi1At "g,{E
y. Marft
@ttLTSm eptslefals tefn Sat, $40,
IN Ydptu(adtn 800. In, SUR $3.50. 6e.
ia t;s sst'ss !. gay 20. $780, tn s''!t'faet. $780,
@st,.n., 20. l $l.2o unb 70. 2iy1.el.
UsrRe. 800 W. 3l.05. SIR
-sl55bts So &tnts. :
~ VoIeI. OV pS oZ 0en16.
: 3tu. pratrtt 50; stmo,te sl2.
r.tofftlH. 50 w COS. pel Bnibel! -
3olh ~ bts IS per Gorb, 9tdsrs $40.
&oblsu. 25e pei 8ufbsl.
%Botufn. Bstbs, $l.25 bts $l.3s.
3ptrbNp.- $3.50.
, DutttE'"25e. bts 30t.
'Gtsg: 10 ts zoo. pr Duseub.
8 &p.tue'7 gel&Ia9tet sos BIZ S1l.0.-
ptb-n1A7.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
U. @. D Z I
0enNal.Qteut,
Wew.Asrf. 5. m6r,

-. Ts~:Ss.i. s. Rd1,. ;.
Die , 1imss" m.les,. mao stn.m B,t.k eon
Dtnh,Asr, bae Den. Stutbdn~ am u. NIT
Is, 900 Waun Gauauntt von bort atmd,f6trts.
muffin ett& asasn evh6tura. une, pan ,aete.
Gbertbou unb 6bermon wlrbsn beiet na@ pu.
.fts &t&tuHs opertrsu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
3. E. Gilmore,
General Iior.

NV EVSt " O'uA6'
Mao ktp Rt6ucnb ,.Grau,tnsS' bat ebss'
NIT 6@pftslb oct Gotot.
s.rtintst uxs Rns pabti6stn''@
unb 3a.beepcnS es DsFstn''
aung NIT SetuRea ab8tl6nt'tsa
tpusben.
: 81. Rt&monb Ia ades rubts, aber btsfs &sbs
utrb na@ an.n anlst&su uar sea surbs' Oaut'
'Dte H.tta,n (attn,n .tnsn n.uen Hatb ant-
fabveu u ponsa unb 8rant tduft 9ruppsn uadb
BEN ltnfss Nilael ustf arti1sTss.' Ctse tmetui
auf cine taibies f&vde s@ia6t btuiue'ufsn.
Defunure ttrtnttn INNER oen Vo'bs'e'sa18s"
,ur Rdumuas ~ 1stsr'ture
Die 2.beneu tssen nsue. ao'psboss 10 e1tn
SauntSbae.-
Gus Htnmcnb pi1b bt,t&tst, BAT tn ben ro!s'
lt@eu GounttsS sen 1tfstnter; tn toueon. GAR
Tfer e. ID t1atsnss &asans'te tontsntrirs.
Die BeHnaft bsS -psd6tenten btb1 t.
I'll zine fttr turk INT binetse fetn.
rslts.eure lcmmen In Ben isttsn 3aa'a ease
tdntsat& IL 40 idelt& an. unsts tensa ssl'
Dsievasen. -. .1
ae9 etu 2tamens ..eramtrsf" Rnt s't
8,srtel ~ 6slus.bta ntsbs'atesosnt. Uenesel
3au,senf ~ ltta ftn: 9ase asasltnett ealsy
- ( sfSt ~ 0eass ~ IN uatsaStiny4sI
|TtSf aaAsssea Uevbsa u ftp..'as"' :.'. .'@f. ,
fDss prAftbtnt utre netteieex ~
DtSetS-0st1,nbssun1en nt@tiesv
II a -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
Gelxmtia nisberasbrannt.

QQIEMb10 n1eteIBebTdhnt.
Rtw.Oprl. 2. Ndrl.
Die Ra&rt6t, sa6 Columbia. BE 9axptRabt
pen Cub Carolina tn Mf6e aelset wprtsn II
bsadttAt 10. Als na6 Gtnnatme Der Staet
@loeums &orrs puI1 ss Gtrob.n marf&trtf.
wurbe auf p~ttf,lbsu aus ausn 6duftrn unp pom
%" D1s."" s--~A ~.fAo1.u. .Dis per16tteri(6f
6aituna esI 4tnwobnsr mutet mil ltttm M.
a.ntlide brobsne.r. Infer 9tuppen )casn 0t
babu ,u1dd unb fseten bic 9or3e Staht tr
Utuer. CT n itst rn 9rummubaufsu.