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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

UNIFoRNISG TRooPs. - The Quarternaster
General Yesterday awarded contracts for uniform
ing the six regiments. as follows:
Two regiments to CHASER & Brothers. Suits to
consist of jacket and pants of cadet satinett, at
81 80 per suit
J. W Geisendorff & Co., one regiment Jeans
jackets and pants at So 50 per suit
Merutt Coughlin and Z. A. Hall, one regi-
ment. Jeans jackets and pants at 81 90 per suit.
5. j. Smith, Arthur Orr and b. N. Lanham, Of
Madison. one regiment Grey satilett, at St IS
per suit
(Suits for the 18th regiment have been con-
tracted for by Col. Wallace some days since)
Contracts for flannel shirts and cotton drawers
for five regiments were awarded to CHASER L
Brothers. Shirts at 81 40 each; drill drawers.
at 40 cents each.
Nearly the entire contract for shoes was award
ed to Benedict & Hall, of New York, at 81 Is
per pair
The entire contract for blankets was awarded
to D. W. Parish, of Philadelphia All to be de
livered within twenty five days, under penalty
of $4,000 ON each contract.
Light-colo taper crown felt wool hat-to be
looped up at each side, at 81 % each-for five
regiments, was awarded to DOdd & Co., of Gin
| cinnati
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
what a Figure! Efa! EIa! Ha

What a Figure! Ha! Ha! Ha!---This is
the greeting often received
from their ,Gf0tsO K ~ HllRNft friends, by those
bee oming : sSssYsS5 " prema rely
grey or bald V" w" 'HE HAN. Ito avoid any
thing unpleasant you have only to LYONS KA-
THARoN the most excellent and popular preparation for
the Hair ever made. Sold everywhere.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

A DNiNlSTRAToR's SALE.-Notive is hereby gis
~ that will sell al public anction saturday
35th 1851 at the late residence Of Solomon Bills cece
ed, IN Lawrence township, Marion county, Indians Al
personal property taken by the widow, consisting
Horse Cattle Wheat in the field, Wheat IN the
Hogs Sheep farming utensils and oiher articles Term
Of Ssle-A credit q months will be given ell
three dollars the purchaser giving note with sppros
security waving valuation and appprsisemeht lass
Sums Of three dollars and under, cash In hand Sale
commence sight s'sleek, A. N.
apr3+-w4w. vN. s. BH.Is, Administered.
A DMINISTRkr0R'S EOTiCE---Noiics Is hereby sirea
~ that the undersieled has been appointed Admin
Of the 81 solomon Bib deceased late Of dar
county Indiana Said l. supposed 10 lie solver
All persons knowing themselves 10 be indebted will
forward and make immediate payment
apra4-U3w. VA. S. BILLS Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
ROBERT BROWNING,
. r u 6 6 j s t,
% East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
HAS IN STORE, AND FOR SALE,
AS Low AS rHk sAxE QUALITY or ARTICLES

n ANY
a RTlsT CoLoRs, best English, in tubes, canvas,
DoTANIC MEDICINES, and all the Eclectic Prepara-
D tons.
(t0AL OIL, an extra article, with good assortment
- Lamps.
nYE-sTUFFs Of all kinds and best quality.
sHxrRACTs for the Observation-Disclosures. Cos
EL metics, DC
gNLAvoRING EXTRACTS for Cooking, Of all kinds and
4 best quality.
GLUE, GLASSWARE, Jars, Bottles, F1asks, Walls, DE
Ham OILS, Hair Brushes and r'made' Of all kinds.
: INSTRUMENTS, Surgical and Deutal-a good stock
HAYNES MEDICINES, and all the popular remedesof
- the day.
w IpDER's ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES Altman
IA ufacturer's prices
y ARD OIL, Burning Fluid, Turpentine.
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, foreign and domestic fresh
ISk and pure.
NTEAT's FOOT OIL and Tanners OIL best quality.
nu-Linseed, Castor, Olive, Sperm, and OILS of all
BeANTS of all kinds, dry and ground In OIL best quail
\ ity, at low figures
a UININE, MORPHINE and other Chemicals.
I'd osIN, STARCH. Concentrated Lye, Potash, &c.
spices Of all kinds, ground and unground, strictly
| > pure.
! rayoBACCo, CIGARS and SNUFF, of the best quality
ULTRA MARINE, Prussisn blue, Chromes and ColOrs
/ 4 of all kinds
W ARNIsHES-Copal, Coach, Damsr, Japsn and Black
| best quality.
VXTND0w GLASS, all sizes, best American and
| w French.
W BAzIN's PERFUNERY, large assortment.
gHINC PAINT, French dry and ground in oil and Var
IA nish-
q ALL ARTICLES usually found in Drug House
AZ For sale at low figures. All articles warranted ~
which invite all before ssine
elsewhere. ROBERT BROwING,
| msy2s 40 ddweowly % West Washington street.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

g g G.
CARY's COUGH CURE. See advertisement.
decI2'6O-dtf
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
PAT < NTS.
Government Land Patents.

II AN PREPARED TO ATTEND PROMPTLY TO TnE
procuring OF Patents for parties holding certificate
entry for land in the Western States-parculsry E q
Jackson and Warsaw Land Districts Missouri The rreaer
facility for dispoxag of land afforded by having evide4e
Of perfect title, should induce holden Of such lsnds
apply at once for patents Inquiries b. letter promptly
replied 10. VIZ. T. WILEY.
sprlo-wln Real Estste Agent. Indianapolis, Ise
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
WEEKLY SENTINEL
WEDNESDAY,. ...............MAY 3, 1851.
E1eGsOrOIOEIcaI Observations

Range Of Thermometer AbOvs zerO for the week end
ing Saturday, Nay 4 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
DIR. j. e. AVER n co.,
Lowell, Massachusett

All our remedies are for sale by
ROBERT BROWNING, indianapolis,
ALLEN CO., Cincinnati.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
Orders No. @.

Orders No. g.
ADJUTASr Generals OFFICE,
Indianapolis, May 2, 1851. !
Regimental Surgeons will make acquisitions for
Hospital supplies at the quarters of DR.. ]. S.
Bobbs Medical Director, at the Inspectors office
in Camp Morton until further notice.
john NJ WALLACE,
Adjutant Gen. Ind. Militia.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills!

Prepared from a Prescription Of SirJdres Clarke NJ
d., PhysiciG" Extraordinary toaAe Queen
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
WAN ed.

"TANTED-Nacant OF improved city lots, for which q
wv good improved farm Of IS acres with good build
ngs orchard &C: also, coed water-pover with from IL
~ feet beadsaw-mili, threesory risf mill budina
the place, situated railroA about = hour ride
from city. Apply 10 DELzELL SMITH.
xprI div Real Estate Ar-ntx-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
TO MARRIED. LADIEsI

peculiarly suited. 1t will in short fine, bring on
monthly periods with regularity. Each bottle, price
dollar bears the Government stamp Of Great Britain
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

Nk Hospital aPnvae Discs kICh ofLu
b treat o I Diseases ans or ten year f aue1dnt IN o d Hos
h in
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA
II LITTLES
all ama Of
a and uirrA Instead Of usrrre nvgc
C l the disease is heknei Il h@eps eces At heoweh ~
u r he YER Ia e physical in twenty have prop ID
tc fdFeme
sworn BY patients 9TH in
ia ph viii
F and Ma ity.-r
is a mdd fac ma sas nesunrE as
h
nc the
d a con o.
nhs uIc be relieve and rrrtyar by ndsnH and his hcc
u a disease ian nh yexpo he patient
and the to eewhhhhn nnCn
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

ration act was taken up and after long debate
referred to the committee on the Judiciary. The
bill amendatory to the school law and Mr. Stot-
senberg's bill to stay execution were referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Fishers bill making an appropriation Of
$lO0,000 to enable the Governor to defray the
expenses of responding to the call of the Presi-
dent was reported back from the Military Com
mittee and passed Mr.. Owens ANAL gamation
evidence bill and Mr. Jones Common Pleas bills
were referred, and Mr. Blacks recorders and sur
VeyOrs' bill was laid on the table and bill was
introduced and referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means to provide for the expenses of
the Legislature.
Mr.. Steele's Senate resolutions passed the
House unanimously. A resolution was adopted
calling Oh the Commssary General for informa
ton in regard to the subsistence of troops, when
the House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
FOR THE SPEEDY crRE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CIRE OF
In &c Intent Fever or Fever md Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dunn b
Ague, Periodical Headache, Bil.
lions Headache, and Bilious Fevers,
indeed for the hole clas. of d sea =
originating in hillary derangcment,
caused by the Malaria OF Miasmatic
Countries.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
A g u e G. u r e

AYERS
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

There have been lass Offering this week, butthe market
is duh and prices favor the buyer; very good
were sold at &45 each. Our quotations are:
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
The Manufacture Of Paper.

We Cad the following item floating about
among our exchanges;
"The manufacture Of psper from the leaves
Of ladian corn 10 becoming extensive in Aus
tria. The paper 10 said 70 be tougher than
ordinary paper made from rags, while IL 10
almost wholly free from SILICA, which makes
pager prnducea from strsw % brittle"
Wherever TIE discovery was made % 10 csF-
laialy Of far mere importance 70 the people
Of The United States than Of any other part Of
the wOEId. THERE'S no crop In America st
ell comparable IN exteat 90 that Of indsan
cora, growing as 10 does In every section 81
the Uaioa, IRON he femosestnorth 70 the most
torrid south, end from ocean 10 ocean. In
The States where Il 10 . fsvorits crop, the PRO-
dsetion sounds aisaess fsbaIoas. While shs
whsss crop % The usioa IN lee sas -, sse,-
coo bsehels, the corn crop yes ss1;eFt 900.
Tvo Bsnses. Gale aad indiaaA psodeesd more
eeFa thaA al he wheat of the Usioa amoaa-
ted 10. The same might be sala u Tennessee
aaa Ksutseky. Slx wsstern States, Indiana,
OhIo, Illinoll, tfissoar, Keaiacky and Tea
nessee, yieIded thirty-slx nillioas At bushels.
u is esIy BY che contemplation Of Baeh ssasis-
lice that we can learn 70 sppFesists psepssiy
tbe greatness Of shss vast basln.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
" postal Arrangements

We have before us the Mobile korcEry, Of
de G.d last, leadias Secession ioufusl, And
il eertAisiy aaiuadVsrts uPoa the "POstAl
srragements Of the Southern Government
viii greater severity thAa any IOuraal 80
bare got hold Of since the var bsgaH. Il
AasCes the Post Once Department with
..palpahle abuses "-sitE intending 10
destroy utterly the Southern Press With In
sHguratiag "Slew process "-and ssaliy,
With seeking to "kig the press - get al The
Hostage cut Of il ct ooce."
The Mercury may ksOw whereof u speaks,
aAt it may speak out, as Il 10 one Of the erigi-
nsl Secession journals Of AinSAnA, bnt We
ooafess that we doa't feel at liberty 10 copy
even its article, speaking 80 disPArAgingiy As
il does, Of the a4miHistrstien Of The Depart
unL
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05

F& several days past, SAY two weeks, the
FeaerAl GeFeruReat has beea concentrating
q large feet il Hampboa Roads, cad latest
sdTices cay THAI Il IL iscreasisg 10 is pro-
portions. They have divided int two tisets,
sud for the NEST part have heea anchored
opposite Old Polst Comfort, aud Newport
News. One Of the Divisions has, ere this
time, moved Cd, bat Whist point Is to feel the
weight Of this strong armament 10 DOT sea
ksown. They will evidently s1seate move
meat AFTER The cider Of the Hatteras sxpedi-
too, In = very short time, # they are pss nov
is the act SigaaI lights Of unusual appear
ace have beea seen from Eorselk, for many
Nights in saccessiOa, mostly in the diFeetiOn
Il Fortress Monroe. They have been aA.lT
pseticiag with q fifteen inch Caluubiad,
plaated at the beach at Old Poiut. Our OpiB-
ion il THAI Charleston will fall 6rst, ADD then
SsvAanah aad Mobile may look out. NorFolE
Is - no means safe nsd the Rieh@Oad pa
psrs seem to thiok that their city is IN great
Jaeger, asd they are sounding the Alasmi
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
KNOXVILLE TENN SATURDAY. OCTOBER s. 1884,


Ills lmpOssibls sss 81 assisey he sspssns.
~ ~ sea, os preseas his pfedaisfy. lsesf.
sIaas % cut eeass. We are saA'ssted 70 ell
The Disadvantages ~ Q asteseivs va st n.
as6asts aarAslsa, o. 30 pence dleaaaea ~
the saenr TIE disability II eaf seeeers .
net within she Fnage Of secldsat 10 pfetsut
Ger satluEAtisa q sslssminstioa e all ne eaa
hepe Coz. ~
We Aass no sAill n ssFaaegy, aaa kaes
nasAiRg Of the means NJ the summaA9 % sHf
0eAasals but u this ls al tAat 10 lsR - as,
re lad a veil Be hooking cut fss terms o.
suAmtssloa, end she spease tie better. AZ
sadlses was, whleA aksfas 10 eppeftanity fsF
either vicsosy 90 rsssase. sa see,isss saAsr'
taklaR. =.
re sesshesn psopls, Who hare elIersA
sAsmsalpsl asa sAstt 80 sss che .psesesssiea
e lila VS., and who hare ssPessa tnPlssis
esasdeaes u ske sasa eatrastsa WITH ~ eene
auet, hare locked for sonsthlne better. u u
Get % bs Disguised, that ssass Of uusass-
siaasa aad dissFast b RPadsssiy sspplaasiae
that ReneFOae eenhaenee a saspaeioa 10
gAiaing Rrcsad, thas all The advantages Of
our position have not heea psoased By, 90
shsy might have heeu that the wsP he's nos
eesa prosecuted Vida The slgof and snergy
demanded b the energeasy. Hehsas aaut-
teFiHgs aad conpiaials, apart ffem those Goa.
necsea With The QaartefmasteF, Commlseafy,
aaa Medical aepartnehfs, RtowiaS oas Of The
aeRosntmsns al % many eisilisas % hlsh
eemmaads. hany Of thee appolntmeees
have siled the eOaatry With sPpsshsasloes o.
ssns great disaster. e.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
Resolutions Of Kentucky Legislature

In the House Of Representatives Of the Ken.
sucky Legislature on the 18th, Mr.. Finnei,
from the committee Oe Federal Relations, re-
ported as follows: ,,... 4.
The committee 70 whom was referred the
communication Of the Governor Of THE Con.
nOu wealth, together With the Communication
Of Polk aud ZollieoGeF, informing the Gov
srnof that they had seized snd wereeccaPyiHg
with large military forces, portion Of tie soil
Of Kentucky, have had the same under consid-
Grafton, aud ask leave 70 make the folio wing
report;
RHEREAs, Kentucky has been Invaded By
the forces of the sO-cAlled Confederate States
and the commanders Of the ierees so Invading
the State have insolsntly prescribed the co.,
ditioHs apou which they will withdrew, shus
insulting the dignity OF the Stats By demand
Ing terms 70 which Kentucky eannet listen
without dish0a0F, shervtore--
RsseissI, That the Invaders BE- expelled.
lnssmach - there are neR IN Kentacky,
Federal tFoops essemhlsd fef ne puFpose 81
preserving ne sfassuiIisy Of the State cad Of
defending and protecting the people Of Kea-
tseky In the peaceful ssioymset Of their lives
end property, u 10
Receives, that Gen. RoesFt Anasrsoa, . N.
live Kestsekian, who has been sPpeisssd 70
The couamaad Of the DepaFts,eRt Of Cnmhee-
LAID, be requested 70 take lsstans eemmaaA,
With aathoriy sad power feem this Common.
wealth 10 csll out Violates fbtes 10 Ksa-
tusky FOE the paFposs Of sspsillsg The invaders
from eur sell.
Resolves, Thar IN pSsng siIs means which
duty and AOsOf require skasa b used 10 szpsi
The invaders from she soil % ksntaskg, 10
elsiSsa shall Be molastea En- seeeans ef >hls
Political opiasose--thas % eitisenis psopessy
shall be taksa o. soeeseatsa because Of such
oplaIons, nor shalt aa5 Slaas bs set fses 49,
military epmnahaaFi an4 tliAt 80 psssss -
eitissns who remain - honH aaA stiena %
their ews pFiysts baSissss, sntil legally called
into he Pahise service, ss wsil e. heir fsma.
lies, are eati,led 50, ana shan receive. he fnl.
lest protection Of The 0oserameat b he sn-
ieymsst efsAslF iissA tbelr liberties, asd their
property. .crr strAJ is
ksssIsai, That BE Rsssllsaey, Ne 0ovsssgp
% the Commenwsklth ~ Ken,seAy, Be rseass-
zee 10 give eli Tie Aia IL he power - aeeen.
pllsA tie end dssiRsa - thsss tsssistlsss, aad
hal hs lssss BE DFaslsnsasoA eaillAs 81 GO
nilltia Of The Ststs, aad thas ~ siaes tks
tame under Tie eemnaba e Gee. fssmas Z.
Osittssdss.
RsssssSd, Tssa sAs psasioslsn 81 svssy gs..
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
Go. MsClslaa's ZEE 1sspazatisas

We lssFa lsom pfisass sesFes, worthy u
eFsaeaee, thai 0ea. neC.eiaa, on Iast Tsesdss
morning had fsty.six batteries Of sssillsfy Sl
SIN gans eneh, sf vasioas eAlibse, SD o,00a
nen Il aad scar Wakhingtee, hnd that Ne
array woAia d increased o 20 seast aoeVsae
pea before ths esd.sf De pssssas ssek. ne
osyanisalioa cad arm Of these treeps ere go-
Iag forward with ladsstFy ed ease, sd de
degrees f dlsoiElias already sppseert sn ssss
" eomgssy, fegimsht Sad brigade. h ID
the Aie6sst tsgfss sfe5;eshls b Ne e1Aeses
end the inca, anA.psOmIsss gFsst sGessitssess
IN cog future spsFallohs thai nsy b ah6sf-
taksa sgaiast tbs eRsmg. Tee Isassmsst q
tFoops and svssytking easaestsd sitk %
srnI pFepasstisss afs esfsfsily kepl Ron
pahIle krpsisdgs, bat ths fasis saoss eissa
: e state Whisk, caa Do no barn nos. BEE
gEAtilS Patslie sstetss.--assy se fslssa nPsa,
somEsK a. siasy d from ess she kAe9s
whsssof he speaks ASaaes yssrasL
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
FsOn tas Eoakssiis ysaFssi q Tsssts.
Doinss e xIisaksthtswa.

We learned, iast svsslhg. What paF, {. pol
son0as little ness % serrsstsnists 10 Elisabeth.
town have besn playing 10 the passing dsama.
0H Tuesday the lwe 0'sleck passenger ssain
and the i've tweaty.twe freight usta tfoa BE-
low, beth arriving ~ EiisAbe,hsowa apwasds
Of an honf behind tfnsss we're stopped there
By Gen. Reed, getting aBdsr she order ef Gen.
Baekaer. Reed, who was aided In bis wefk
By Gov Helm, Dick WihseFsmitA, aad twe or
Ihres officers In Confederate uniioems, tech
pessesssoa Of the Depot and Telegraph ofiiee.
lie then took the Ioeomotive, and with several
OtAers, proceeded 10 the Lebsaon JGnstioa.--
whether Il was they who ssissd ct The Iane-
tioa the cars going from shis city aad burned
The bridges over Rolling Fora, We sru BOT
informed.
Guards were stationed ell asosAd Elisabeth
toua on TUESDAY night - prevent Persess
bsiaging % lsuisvills iatelIiessee Of shat bad
been aoae there. Ne. tFides, e Bowtiag
Green, Aad twe OF three sthers, passengers On
the cars, we're kept priseasrs sntil yesterday
moeaiuR as nine o'clock. The seeessloa mill.
ia around Eliasbethtown we're ordered out TO
rendezvous % NuldEasgh's Hili. u was per-
feetly well aaderst0od there that Gsn. Reus-
seau's Brigade would 20 % AaldFaagh's Hill
Oa bearing Of what had beea doae at Eliza.
bethtown, and their confidence was that the
trOops from Camp Boone would aatlyipats
those frUu Camp Joe Hoh, 10 the ocsapatIea
Of the Hill.
From the fact that Gen. Backnef ordered
the stopping Of the passenger and fFsigb.
trains at EliEabeshtown, on Taesiss, q SCENT
perfectly evident that 40 immediate iaFasten
from Tennessee ~ far 90 least - nuleRaagh'I
Hin, " not 10 Louisville. Sas inteaeed. Il
gives 10 pleasure 70 sisss, hoxever, tk.s sosas
Sagaeious unloB men destroyed the koiia
bridge, thus suhsefting the dosble Patpose
Of delsyiag the arrival Of troops frem Tea
nsssee, and Of preventing the tsains ssised ri
EiizabethtoWn from being taken a. snce "a
Tennessee.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
Plain Talk.

". eepy the following frOSa the Richmond
Wig, - sble and Ieading Secession Journal.
we Ask the readers stseniioa TO the article:
DGRATsos - rEu waA-
All the Iudieatieas pSlut % leas wGf. AZ
one time we had hoped that The dAah--the
dan Of our yOlsntesEs RnrestrAi0ed, bat sim
nv guided Ly able Geaerals--gould have
aiauted our banners, before frost, In the heart
"A the enemy's country and esaqasFed al
honorable peace Dul aiEsfeat policy has
attained. We Of the South, wbs we're % 81
tack, have adopted sysieu OF dsfsaee, aads
60 Gsr, have aaif0Fpily awaited tas sdvsnce
a the foe. This may Be the saser policy !
bat we We have heSeT been abte % spPfO-
ess,s IL, Oar coaSictsea 10 thai . ySe1nsiOsa
advance into the esemy's coaalrJ b the
paiT rOAd 10 a lasting Bhd honoFseae psAes,
n nust Eight, and We mast eOnanef, hsfsfe
81 eAa make = treaty IL We eaHnet DO thts,
xe must sabasit 10 The fate of the weaker pAf.
y. The eneny have deminlos Of the spas
be eaa aFsaiIas 81 Aimost Ih60msrabls poistsi
he can pIuadef our coasts ahd PsnetFats our
uTerI. he Is ssprsmsin the chesepsaks eey
Ne commands The Potoase /; be has possession
0t MARYLAND, Of Northwestern VifgiBts, aaa
- eoaissdius fer Missouri asd Ksasuckg.---
Whns hs thseatsas oar whole scast, be may
aasAil ~ At any poiet Of our s9tsndse from
Ser. This whale sItaation mast BE- eltafsd
sAOrs ne eaa have pesce on Any tsfHss eoal-
EAtibas UIth hoHoF abd safety.
We hsye asyer heard Of. aag piah Saggesiea
~ e6setisg this desirable aiteFHtion sheFt OF
aASlTinS the war into the ssemyss soaassEs-
"aAs We stand % the dsGsasiTe, cad The So
-gg q snisenehsd OF this eide 9! ths Petsnae,
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
Instractisns % Rseeiysrs.
Drpasrnsus 90 sgsxssi


Richmond, l9th september, 1891.
kstruetisas 10 Rsear9s uadss tAs Act sasitIsd
"a An Aet for tAs SegssstrasiSa Of he Esfsses,
Property and Eeteis Of Aiiss Eaesaiss, end
for fAs SsSe'aRilY y eifiseas If fAs Csafs1ssats
Stssss, cad psysOas aidiss tAs sems in sAs es-
assiaa ssav ssaiast tAs Uaissd ssssss."--As-
yreved sofa March, 1891.
I. The following pssseas ere subject 10 the
eesFatIen Of he laW - Alien Ensnles:
ist. All citizens Of the uAitsA States, eE.
eeps eiIIEsas Of residents OF Delaware, Mar.
issd, ksstaeky % Missouri, 81 ths Dls1lef Of
Columbia, % the Territories 81 Nee Assieo,
Asis0aa, or the Indian Territory South Fl
Kansae. ~. ..... -.E As
"a. Al pstsoas vho have . Sseisii within
lie States With which this 0eysrnmsas Il ~
ear, 20 matter Wketksf skey BE eisieas %
no& ThRs the sphieets Of Great BritAlu,
RenAse o. ether neutral nations, Rhe hay, Q
asmiell, o. ere carrying % basiBsss or tfsiic
within she States - NsF With this Coafsasr.
Aeg ere siies snszisa anass :kel Aw.
-. Al saeA eitiEeaa e. Fssldsass Of the
etAtss ~ pelauaFs, nesylaad, Kealasky os
NEeasaFl, Aaa o. she Teffisoslss OF Asw
Nsxsee. Afisena Ed sks Iaaisa Territory
eeetA q knasaa, apa 81 she Distslss Of 90.
Iamkla, q shall eaamlt aetasi hassiiisiss
azelnst ths usaisdefafs siases, o. sd o. ssss
tks unitea states q De sslsein9 Waf szalass
shs Cssssdsgals esales.
-. Immsslisssy afsss tAklsg yoss sssh Of
o9sss PEE VII saks possessioa Of sii The
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soNrdiAgly
AdTsFtisrHeats Gin - ea1sSdaeSA due vAsA iasssaa
sEnGea thass With Whom wN eesp regular eees4nia.
No sAxegSiseaseaas su SstGass Gin - inasFeee ~
tss scosRpAa by rssusttsness SEe.Vt % eea Weere
- A4@srtis-e y kssEG ~ ~ PanrtaAA
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taskiaa b lsysAsd ed b sssaass1l1 relied
upos 70 give active 80 n ne dsfsses q Ne
CommenWealth.
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seeosd b. 60 - ~; chs thisa ~ % 20 81 The
fourth b. II % al anA TAe RfIk AaA peea@els
bS - % ~. II he Senate 10 he sFsninR the
sssus rseoIutiehs passsd - q D.
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Religioua Eotiee.

We have beea requested 10 stats thas heT
5. 5. swEEr viii preach At TenPerAses Hall
N Sabbath morning, 9Th inst.