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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

DEArH or Cor. Sion $. BAss-A dispatch was
received at the Executive office yesterday, an
nouncing the death of this gallant ofiicer-the
Colonel of the brave Indiana 30th-from wounds
received in the battle of Pittsburg. Col. Bass
died at Paducah. whittier he had been transported
by steamboat. His remains are now on their way
To Fort Wayne his home
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
Prom Columbus.

COLUMBUS. o.. April l5-Parson Brownlow is
speaking here TO night to an immense crowd.
His reception very enthusiastic. He leaves
tomorrow for Pittsburg, where he remains over
night; then leaves for Philadelphia, where he
will remain several weeks until his book is com
pleted, which he wishes to speak for him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

MoRrTz. BIO. x Bo., No. 10 WEST WASHING
ION SrREEr.-At this establishment, recently re
fitted in splendid style. the most elegant fabrics
for gentlemen's displayed upon the
counters. Mortz, Bro. Co. purchase theil
goods for cash, and sell for cash at the very low
est possible rates Mr.. Sol Strauss and Mr.. VIM
II. Eckhart are the courteous and accomplished
clerks at this famous house.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

Mr. Patrick Smith is well recommended by the
Right Rev j. II Luers. Bishop Of Fort Wayne.
the VERY Rev. J. Berrot, V. g., also by the Rev.
Edward O'Flaherty, Of Charlottesville. He is
travelling agent of valuable works and those who
wish 10 subscribe for any OF them will find him,
have no doubt. entirely reliable
AUo. BEssoNTEs. Pastor ST Johns Church.
indianapolis, April 18th, 1862
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

BowIISe SALooS-Mr. Il. G. Wright has re
sumei the proprietorship of the Bowling Saloon
on Georgia street. between Illinois and Meridian,
and has reitted and elegantly decorated it
throughout. Ii is one of the most agreeable
places of resort in the city, and gentlemen daily
and nightly enjoy the healthful and renvgora-
ting games at this establishment. No liquor is
sold on the premises. and everything is kept in
the most perfectly genteel style. l4lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
DAILY SENTINEL


me DAILY STATE sgSTTEL !, .sus by all the early
morning cypress AM FREIGHT usns delivered 20 sub
-erbers in adjacent towns about the time u T. Dis
iribuiedin thsdy This enables readers At adisAnoe
from the Capital OF Indiana, get the news q the day
rom -x 20 twelve hours before they receive through
pspes published elsewhere. News dealers and carriers
IN any % the TOXINS railroads ocnterng at indianapolis
MI be supplied wth the SENTINEL good terms
any other papes clubs for the Daily VIII be supplied
Agents rates. Orders solicited d4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

FouSD-A breastpin. which the owner can
have by calling upon Captain Thomas McBaker.
of the Pearl of Pearl street." and paying for
this advertisement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

Co c. 23d: W A Lindner. Co d. ssth: John Fin
ney. Co H. both; G W Wirugsher. Adjt. 39,h:
J d Evans. Major. 39ih Boneycrop. Co L.
llth. Tim Baker. Co {, Doth: Taylor. Co 4 ,
9th; Edwin 7 Soadon. Co A. 9th: Liston + Tut
tie Co II. 9th; Scott Davis. Co A, 9th; Jas A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

MATRIMONIAL Thirty marriage licenses have
been issued by the Clerk of Marion county du
ring the month of April up to date.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

~ IL is about time tor the street sprinkler
TO make his preparations for the summers cam
paign.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April l5.


SENATE.-Mr Williamson presented petit
ton from the citizens of MINI. praying Congress
to call on all the people of the United States,
bond and Free to aid in the suppression of the re
belon and assuring them of the protection of the
flag thereof.
Mr. Fessenden, from the Finance Committee.
reported the House bill. without amendment, for
establishing branch mint at Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. McDougall called up the resolution on the
Secretary of War for information rs to the causes
of the delay in the trial of General Stone, and
if the latter had not applied for a speedy trial.
Mr. Fessenden suggested that the resolution
call on the President instead of the Secretary of
War.
Mr. McDougall said he specially preferred it
as it now stood He alluded to the fact that it
was now & fly DAYS since Gen. Stone had been ar
rested and closely confined in dark fort without
being able to learn why lie was arrested or by
whom, nor had he learned whether his arrest was
ordered by the President, Secretary of War or the
commanding General. The manner of his arrest
and confinement seemed to be more the result OF
Venetian Council of Ten than that of officials
i'm a free republic. He briefly reviewed the cir
cumstances prior To Stones arrest.
Mr. Wade defended the Committee on tho Con-
duct of the War and believed Stones arrest was
justifable.
Mr.. Wilson offered substitute for the resolu-
ton calling the President for all information,
not incompatible with the public interest relative
70 the arrest of Gen Stone.
Mr.. McDougall desired it to 70 over till to
morrow as he wished to reply.
Mr. Sherman from the Conference Commit
tee, reported back the naval appropriation bill.
The Senate went into executive session anc
adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

sT-The numerous friends of Esq. John i.
Dunn of Michigan City. were happy to see him in
town yesterday. looking remarkably well.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

sH- Bowen. Stewart 4 Co.. and Merrill &
CO.. are in receipt of Godey's Lady's book for
May.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
All better than the Catawba
TO MILLlNERS.
IMPORTANT TO MILLlNERS!
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

gUyHH nder signed would respectfully call the attention
Of Miners and others 60 his method Of shaping
bonnets &C. under Russells patent issued August 3d.
1859 Also, 10 his method Of bleaching and pressing
Misses and Boys Flats
BY the above method be shaped into ladies' fashion
able bonnets n five Minutes without ripping or sewing
single BRAID and old fashion bonnets into shape
without ripping sewing The subscriber having pur-
chased the exclusive right Of the above method Of shsp
ing &C. the State Of Indiana prepared 10 teach the
at low figures.
His method Of bleaching Is quick and reliable, occupy
ing only three hours bleach. His improvements for
pressing labor saving and the only mehod that female
10 advantage
The above bleaching. shaping and pressing viii be
taught perfect IN i've hoursne matter whether the par
ties have worked bonnets or Dotor no charges
will be made.
Bear in mind that any he taught without pre-
vious knowledge of the millinery business
Any one DESTROYS Of purchasing shop town, county
right or wishing further information the subject by
dropping line To the subscriber Indianapolis PoStooe
will be promptly attended 20.
ae-deod2w&w2 WIN s. EARNEST, Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

ISDIASAPoLts MAnKt4 Wheat 75ae5. rive
4Ja5O Oats 2Oa25 Eggs 6a6Is. Butter lja
IL. Chickens 81 5Oal -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

Ix,,,s, WOUNDED ARRIVED At LOUISVILLE
We are indebted to the New Albany Ledger Tor
the following list of Indiana wounaeu' ar''ed AZ
Louisville on the steamer Mnnehaha' ~
Col : Bass. 30th; Capt ~ casey -,H' - oab 4,
Is,l.. cTa,on Haulev. Co X, 30th; 7 { Delims.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

ssS5- Mr. j. G. Meredith, mail agent on the In
dianapolis and Cincinnati railroad. has our thanks
daily for newspaper fayors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

t. The person who borrowed biting bride
from my stable will please return it Immediately
as | need il. l5tf WV. WLKIsoN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

- The Jewish Feast of the Passover. which
commenced on the 18th inst. will continue eight
days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

sH'-The beautiful nebular ambrotype at the
Pantheon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

r. See Jones, vinnedge 4 Cos stock and
prices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

Noon Reports.

IEsrosrEp KxPkxSsLs roR rHK DALI sksTIsEa-l
Noon Reports.
CAPTURE OF FT. PULASKI.
.M.fTTERS 1T XORKTOW.r.
w ASHIN TON NEWS
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
THE BATTLE At PITTSBURG
Rebels Strengthening Ft.RandOlph
CON O. IL r. - SION AL.
z Q r z @ N N Z w 8
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

lB-see first page for interesting reading mat
ter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOnLINSON ~ cox, Druggists, NO
Is East washington street,,

Have been appointed agents for the sale %
Is R a y ID ,S TT - q T. n d %,
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUs, for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds Throat. Bronchitis Wheeling, irritation of the
Uvula and Tonsils, and Diseases of the Lungs. sold In
large boxes % cts, 81 cts. and 81 each. nt6ddwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

HOUSE.-The minority report. declaring j.
5. Morton elected delegate from Nebraska, was
ordered printed.
The bill amendatory to the act establishing the
Court of Claims was taken up.
Mr. Trowbridge called up the motion he be
fore made to reconsider the vote by which on the
9th of March the House adopted resolution
requesting the Secretary of War TO inform them
of the cause, if any, for the prOtracted delay in
exchanging Col Corcoran. who had been a pris-
oner south since July, and directing him to stop
all exchanges until Col. Corcoran shall be re
leased.
Mr.. Trowbridge wished distinctly to say that it
was no part OF his desire 10 place an impediment
in the way of the release of Col Corcoran, but
he protested, and asked the House to join him IN
preventing the release of other prisoners, 70 be
made subordinate to that of Col. Coreoran. be
had no doubt that every gentleman had some
of lower rank than Col. c. He mentioned the
name OF Col. Wilcox in this connection as a man
of singular bravery and gsllantry.
Mr.. Mallory said he met Col. Woodruff the
. other day, and heard him tell the President and
Secretary of State that though our prisoners al
Richmond are exceedingly anxious to be reless
ed, they are willing, ii the purpose Of the Gov
eminent should require il, 10 remain there As
prisoners, and serve their country in that way as
in any other.
Mr.. Ancona, who offered the resolution, said
he WAS not aware till now that Colonel Corcoran
was still prisoner, and his only desire was 10
call attention to the fact that worthy and gallant
officers are still prisoners and to ascertain the
cause Of the delay in making exchanges
After further conversation the resolution was
amended so as 20 request the Secretary Of War
TO inform the House the cause, IL any, which has
prev rented the exchange Of Colonies Corcorsn and
Wilcox and the other prisoners Of war held since
July last
The House resumed the consideration Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
CITY AND STATE ITEMS,

eT-Next Sunday is Easter Sunday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
List of Killed and wounded.

We copy from the Evansville Journal the fol
lowing list of killed and wounded of the 25tl
regiment Indiana volunteers at the battle at Pitts
burg Landing Tennessee, April 9th and 9TH:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

CAPTURE OF FIT. PULASKI,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

1T xORKTOU.r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16

SHINGTON NEWS
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28

,intg.r 1dbtafrm tdts otffustesn unr
aefanaeu nshmtn mlTtn.+ Gdblae Vs"s
rais at.r, BON rsn.n non In Walbinaton
w,ie, eos f, fabta unp ea6 fs eis fabta.
f,u 6np, Idbt man In ftbr untsrs'orrnstsr
lpo6iion. obwott ru Der, Staatsn Ssnat
|b,f ,in,r n.ult&eu abRtmmuna eeut!t& an
c.n Iaa Ieets. rae II pon Ginsm rerfsl'
Ism, pom 6iasL msbr eruarts. ale BON
attn htrta.r, tufammtnssaounnsen.
Wun, If pas patrtottsmus. obsr Na'
Huts Gtsbt rem bnrsn In @afb
inatcn bic R,publti tob,r, ala nattonaIsr
DummRol1. orsr %uma,tebrt> DUO Bu
Ell, tin oF,nbaru Berratbtr. feb nod
III, Gommaneo. Wau Idet tbn feline
Irupp.u %ssrsutsln, ltsbsr. ale eat mo"
ibu stnsn Wann iua Na&fol9er bsfintt
,t, .ea nt&t ~ DrRpoint s'fsmp'lt nor
zen tR.
Gin n.uss Department. n ntuli& que
ZEN Staattn MiGourL 9ainois. Snbtana,
Dbio,- Mihiaon uni etnsm 1bsil uon
R,ntudp NIT Gtnf&Iub bes QumbsrIanr
GAP, aebilpst .morren. Disies Departs
m,nt II oftnbar rims on <rt@iieesn, une
nur tin isbr snt(&itesnsr. tdnttau unit
.nn8tf6u DInnn ioots eo0tlbs srbolttn'
Atn tte Grempnt culret ua'01l'f
rcr 6aurd ni&l. unp 8. g., Drtatt;
uu&p,m II In aQer Gle aum 0snnal-
Mojcr aueRaifrt: .rorcen IL. nitro ~ e's'
fsm t64f pi&ttetn polen besufsn.
Du III 3. g. @ripbt2 Natarlt&@u
DOT, oQsn Dinasn Elm Wefp9tnter
ST mar Gle rs@te bano Gee mi(srabltn
Gen. Sbumon Don port Roual. Zen Don
rort %nt,ubuuf.n. Ter unpiut rss Uolt'e
tim aan,en Ncrpen Den Yrdfrent'n snr
lid 1wano; nrpar fart I'm aufpsrfsn .po,l
8, db,n unr Wduen. fob dbrt9tne IN (d
u,m eebm trim SdIa&,fs!r. nod rtntae'
modn er @6ladtsn NIT. Atsr ,6H'
WriQbt ia eof1r Elm outer Dsmcsrat mad
psr D'npoint 6&atlons. unp rae jifb
ndt0rtt6.
Dob tis Y6tttifu tsnitn BE Grsia:
niAe aba wereen lsnfsn, unb asbtn srlt
dc 86ltu{6lohKn los, 70 nsrrsn III
blos politif6ep @enerdle pte 6prsu Dol
Gem 5turm rapoH 9sbsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
6 Q . + d II.

DtnR. lest 9ripors @eusrol 6 oreo:
III plos1i6 Elm GROCER Mann. o'
Gelrberr 9eworcen. Woe
in a0er @dt bat e. rsnn eetba an, rporurd
II b5bu fanre. als ir9tnp sin tavfsr"
| 5olrat in rem &sibm ru @emeinen z "
il felt r,r afairt bH Buu Run IN Sd
Gen Rritaesefarssur 9sreien; eis(st
9ope babsu abr NIT ibm lau{tnee az
tbsilt. 81 bat I'M 5dren pis!se Qsiebn
uislee ufabrsu. pislss qsrulret ; otn frt
i&h@ts~ 2oR, f&ls&te @sbanrIune une
EintutsrunQ eie. 9stnonen, eur@ weI&'
man Gdrburn bilru2 Damn ml6tt 81
nral prsnti6 ebsnfalls gun
@tueraltfftm u r.if (sin. renn er
bat nod neulihsn Bsridtsn oubrr risi.m
Excitement I'm Sdesn nod oeo,
|5todpr19sI Nbalten.
@enibIi6 Bat jepu patriot berAli&s
5pmpo,bls nit pielsm Mauns. rsr 10 u,I
flr unisr. Guds e~slitten bat, unp re0tn
Wutb e.nno@ niat 9sbro@m III. &tn
Is III 70 tomh1. ole bsrauerlt@. eob rae
@ef0bl INNER nit rem 0srltanee re Wmt
ritannS capon lduft, ptnn IS einmdl AZ
r.dt ,rorrsn III. Dh laduli&. turd'
@efanA,nf&aft aum Gommonro einn
Brigade aponeiren Au f6nnen. Wie rsnr
|Go1eoran total unfibia wdn.-wiu mon
i'm flr erbaltene (@male 8ofa NIT Rs0i
u1snttrn fdltsrn?
9on 9ebt In Boibiuaton unt In Nsm
yort eomit uu,, aue triide Rsaimsntu
unt.y fsinem Btfsbl Al eeneentrirsn. mic
mon ne otutihcn R,Atmsntsr untu g,
Ael e%oueentriren utd.
"Corcoran the headman Of the Irish
and Sigel the headman Of the Ger
mans" btiet IS uup ramtt brinet mon
niefe betpen~ eem Nmuifanutbum: 9s9sn
0ber In einf 2atraortt. Dem StssL
eeNen Rubm unb UttcbtrrntalenN europe
mte Am,rita o.rfanrst. hem @ieel, teftn
Gt5ee 70 man@te S1lad.fslp ersdbl,
uno Der rpobI unberinot Der a,6bte G.Ir
berr Der N.uitit II. siusn Qo1eoron tsi
5ttte Rtatn. btftn 6e'ptntbattn btot tar'
In be0eben. bob 'er h6 In fsinsr srfsn
uno s~tnsta,n tri.eerif6en Nfotre fi& ass
fanasn nsbmsn lief UNI bann f&mols 3oh
aenob.-eas m56'srcd isltf sinen pot
I'D" fubis ma&sn. Di. protsfiten rs&l
l,br.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28

~ r ~ -
rBEt Aus SQinots Blditsln irlstsn
wts. qraeE 10 risiem Stuatel cae 3orn ouf
80 &,nie per Huf9d ssRnasn. IA. unp
rat .rnantsin fesusrs stetAsn Ger prstfs
sr,pasiet. raber 8isIs, NIT ttter @aare aus
.radbaltsu. n -.
Su europa III pts Grnbts ni&t 10 aut
ausesfausn. ois mau tiebsr alaubfe.. Gu
rppa bsearf stnsr aroen 3ufubr unp mir
6np .bei ri i'm 0an,sa ni&en Grnpts ere
NoIrens I'm s,anrt. rieitlbe3au ltihsn,
6isrin lisat- psE V1uup Fer asissneen
pr.tie. III
Ne. Uerte II leit einiaen Ioaen be.
adnpta in rts 66be psaona'n, unc trinat
jeB, So Cents. un(u Bfiasn binaea'n
il 70 idlsd,. rab rer tsfs in 0b'eaao fur
70. 2 untauft miro, unc alautt mon.
coh tt balp I'm prsis lnfFn mirc. Ca Der
Dintrusi,.n lbuou rort1'f|i@ ssra'
lbe nllt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28

es,..,s s,,:s,, an p,.s.. III; s!.ss.isrt,s' ii I'D. s,..
futtsn ,tat lduse, slsra fsu. all, sir ,Usnau rad. ben
asssaatss 10 sssavdssssn &rssss, uas sdis, sorbt>sI.
Ten. tsf sesu Gtsentsum ssfstit& dufssasnusu unt VI.
saxft usb ,ss1soert vsrssa n, sbr br itaG,ise' Stsfss t,aSs
,stts ,.rSu6Wsss Dsante ssa str Grfaauns tkfn aste Rad.
,idt bats, 70 fsata ~sttfsibsn Strbaastusssn ssissnsrnua.s
s,rssa. ~ pefR Sitfs atr nt6s sriaNta sbrtfa ptre. saS
sae II. aasa 1sbst.n Sdusa. no G'ssntbum ssuennsn plrse.
q bsr ptrfsn. ron stI&er - ssnsmuen wurbs, isrhd eraas.
ti unb III qssu bassu 'atstncu.rntn rsrstn foa. 'urk bic
&sRsx BE tabura tntaanbsu fem fonsu. psun tn; tsua u.
ar,!t 0srt&s. (sa.a fl IN btm Judgment Dsds. uub..fse Cod.
sns psan tn BEN B.tsesnsrtd ter 0ert&t in feuen Dsdst
,tntatrusen -sse sdsesetn+n-s ta- 4test-e ts- tirtbs4fs 'StTSta=
e,lt. g. tsQ ets pF'&t ees efaatstsrsdrs fetn. 70.
talh ole bts(s Ultt mt1tfamht. bat bu,& pie gea cine 3d.
mas str s.srud.en etrsftn nsl&e. btsfsbs sn.b6lt. an
tfsen 6buif btsfts etaates III f&tdsu.
estL.3. Nnt Ntstn unb 1tetls suu dlssn, biz NIT bteftr
Nlts unner sinbarlid. Rnt Die pur& vibtrruftn.
S'tft. S Dtsfe alte. aS uou aueenblt6l,&sr Wt&tte'et
5 'tra&tet. fen NDtrfiamftit tabeu NIT uub mad ttrer BsrtF'
feu tli&sns In BEN -Soma Datjs 6tav @estatr" unb Ter
uD.t97otus DatIp 1tma." =,
0entbmtst. bfn z. aprtl 1852.
50 bsjsues b.srtur&. bab ,orfstenbs UTE In bsm -EaWp
eia.e RssiRsr" am IS. aprtl 1862 unb In Der uDeSg1OtHss
Daits Itme" am Is. Nprl 1852 pubIart uures.
Glttat Setls,. 9taasftrstdr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
Gdlesmia:6 olfein nuf hem bcutfdeu

G&leswis:9 olftetn auf benz beutt&su
S4tHenfeite. 6suts Abenp. b. Is. Suit
- melp,t etn Qorr.fponesnt aus Gronl.
furt-fanb Die feterli6e aeberrri&una- eel
|f&lespis . boIRsinif6eu Gobnt: an III
S@lbsneompaenis re Granffurter Eurns
psrttns feott. Die Eurner battsn f& on
Gabenttmpel oufas0,Qt uue rrureen BIT
Observation-Disclosures pom Mitelt,rsrn re
GentraItemi.s's pattn a~tlsitst. Gin DOL
fstnsr lberaat Die SABINE unp fpra@ ta'
bst fulgenbt @erit: -.
.Dr atTnidsn bea Eurnss., Gronf'
furts unfers Gabne mir Irauufor auu1,
taat. Sit IL nf&t bit uRe, ueI&e Bier,
Der esbra&t spurb.. (dur .ptt Gatne. usI.
DE som GbriRtan VIII. t1btu.st' porosn.
!,pu1be mad Grausfuri ssbru&t. 9urusr
Dart Id toH.n,; bae 9te bale ,pie{s SABINE
.obue frauerfor 9<s rtGs bolRsin
suradbrine.n Z -6stt7 tsr s9@iadt BON
:9pfsrt fnb II tattt- Sab.e dttr uns tu'
ttneeaoftn feQen nit au& sas IL. Sotr
eben: 70 arautte teenetn2 @o0sn Sie
tabtn, .tpirtsn. ,eab i'm nd&fsn Sabr BE
-btutf@t GGabn. fret abtr S@leepts'6 owls
fsin ,rsbt2"
Gin lautss bunbtrtfimmiees So! e.
foleft son alien SAten; rurauf berr Or.
butabftr, ber Sprt@tr btb Turiueretne,
u,t fpdrmet Wetfti1 banetab; bie Gabus
fur Zen 8tre}a Htttuutm:f =
ttllns Il, 1p,to.a e wdtrf&aali6 bsb.n,
BIG fe rtrmoeers a. ,Man: Nda.- Gteei.
fstuna ME~9&les: 1slfein nod Branl,
''ttaftt, Adhe ''ftiftt ni$f 'rnladI pa6 ga1es.
nts Mt tt1Satrea fpetsfFvs sar& aatapf
baatfrt tupteen tf.) 43''' "
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28

BUR Ybreuologie. 9n elmer Sibuna
rn Wtlsul9aft FER wiGen(&ah!s&m prsne
(Gerlt e Ia prsHt lcten,ifau1 iu Yarie
baben rte Dottoren 8erelIen une 8af
lebr inlue0ann Details dttr roe @sbirn
.inio.r %beribm,tn puionsn mit9etbeiIt,
unp bierbei ouf rit e.ssn(eitiatn Be3is'
bunesn re0m umfanas unp Ger asif'asn
6dbiafeiten re Msnfdsn binmeiien. Das
@ebjrn @upiu's poa 1860 0rammes;
pas Bprou's 1888 unr bae @romweu'e
1881 @ramm. Dir 3lffrn. tsren @'&.
tiafeil unbsArsittar II, f1nb UNI (Xrffaun<
lider, w,nn mir rielslbsn NIT rem~Dur6'
neutrality-suspicious. res @ebirns tinss 9e.
m6bnIt&rn Menf&sn pt.slei&tn. wtldse
1880 bis 145O @.amm pitRt. uebrt'
aens r,@ldt rae @ewidt re @ebirnes
je na& r,n pnfdi.rsnsn @oe,n. uni feiat
nod rtnn @1ats tbrsr Gntwidluna. Das
@,btrn her ounroli(dtn Race 8tbt nt&t
aber 1910 @r.. utdbrsnb 20. bsi Ten saYp:
ti(&m NsQabs tus:ts 1400 @rammts'
ttrd1t; ras Wsbirn tints STIdnetre
rtsQt eur&fhntuIi@ 14OO, bus zines
Wenf&sn teutonii&,u Stammss 1900
8rammss. Doe Mintmum tes @swi&.
tee zines NIT @srnunft ous8efattstsn
birn.s betrda, 400 @romr ; unter ne,
fer 3ifu bsetnni Der Seiotismus (Bl5c,
6nn). Aus rt,itn Bsobadtunper ld6t
i& Der Salub aieb'n. rob psr umfap9
pss @sbirn's ren Gdbiqfsttsn re Wen.
lhen unp Der m5altdsn GntmidIunQ rsi
lslb.n nnitAiemlida @enauieseft enfprt6t.
Gbsnlo bat aud Der umfana tss @sbir:
ues stnen ,9roben Gtnaub uuf "rie Did,
ttatsit r.r 6irn{dale. psnnalei& ebS&d'
pslsb,s nit tbrsn atioluten S&l1Hen tdu'
6a auf BE sie.ntbdmli&am Ssubdmn
aerdit.
Na& 8aF'e uutu(u@unesn II has St.
birn eines &inpes, mddse nidie ~Atlernt
Bat. Of, llnfana hem 4ebirn einss'9eio.
ten. 8lsi@ ne birnf&alt tines Arbfttsrs.
b,dtn B.fddftiauna ni&t aum Na@eeu'
Ten peranIabt. If lid unt arob.; Die 6irn'
f&ale etnes Dsnfers ortr @.sbr.en toAs>
aen tR dubsrf fem unp lo0ur put&f&na.
Die 6irnl&ale Guutel'e par nt&t eidtr
als papier. \