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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

PurSAM CouSry.-A mass meeting of the De
mocracy OF Putnam county will he held at Green
castle. on Monday. the LIST day OF September
Hon Thomas A Hendricks. Joseph f. Mcdonald
OF indianapolis, and Judge Claypool OF Terre
Hsute, have been invited and are expected to
attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
NJ EDlCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE


fGN0 LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH 0RtMPAIRRD
il Organization, or 10 those by whom increase Of
family is from objectionable the radersigned
would offer prescription which Is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed in various parts q
the Old Norldfor the pastcentnry Although this article
isvery cheap and simple, yet has been put in half
pintbOes and sold extensively AZ the exhcrbitant
price % as per bottle the undersigned fur
niSh the recipe for by the possession of which every
lady can supply herselfwth perfect safeguard al
drug store FOR the trinz Of IS per year ANY
physician druggist wille you IL perfectly harmless
thousands of testimonials be procured OF its ecy
Sent any ofthe world receipt Of address
ting. DR.J. G. DEvERAUx.
P:o. Box, so.ts5S. New Haven Connecticut.
aly22-d&w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

W HOW TO AVOID THE draft
The undersigned, receipt of 81, will make known
way AVOID draft It's not by enlsIing nor by
Substitute, by "disgraoefllly fling the
try Those afraid Of being imposed upon need
apply Address J.w.C CLARK,
aug2s-d3, Chicago, Illinois.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
ruNHE undersigned will send free BY mail the sure
means OF preventing conception. No drugsor medi-
cues But LATE DIscoyERT- circular with
will be sent TO any address by inclo.iDg
stamps. book containing all the knowledge referred
to- and several private receipts yrATEs will he
to any name address you may wish. by inclosing
dollar.
Medicine French Psi, viii be sent for one dollar per
box II Is very in its effects Address
Lock Box No. go indianapolis,
y ls-dsm A. X P0uCHET.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
Special Notice.

10 1DTER TZSERS-dH rdrerTiseAa<nfs taken for
sp ifes fsse s 0rferef bef;,re fke erfiFsasoR
~ fhe fine sJei ed iH - changed ft< regafr rafs
r. tAs s1nse 70 fhe time fh>S ardsred out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
NJ 0tCAI.
TO THE PUBLIC

My WIFE, ROsANNA BROWN, BEING AFFLICTED
WI with chronic disease for time, and seeing
advertisement of one Dr. :. w. Howard A Lady. who
made periodical visits Greenfield, called upon the
male Doctor. and alter conversation with him,
poyed him take my wifes under treatment fully
believing the time, frorn what said during
conversation that be Dr. r. Howard Son. Of In
danapois the celebrated Cancer Doctor (of whom had
often heard who is brother TO Dr. y. p Howard, Of
Greenfield and WHO'S treating Jordan Lacy Of Jack
nship for with almost certainty Of
rapid has he improved under the and
wisdom Of his treatment
The bogus Dr. Howard treated my wife for consider
able length Of time without giving her any relief
beneIing her In any whatever. there was any
change she ~hen be discharged than when
he undertook % treat her Believing that he j. no
physician but ordinary mechanic, assuming prsc-
tce Of medicine 10 deceive the people and make money
Out Of their eredury, publish this 20 the world and
warn all who afflicted that The said ssDr W How
ard Lady. Ciairvoysnt and Cancer PHYSICIANS" are
hgmbngs and impOsters- JACOB BROWN.
Hancock county. Indiana July, iss2.
s1g7e-dlx &x3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
~ EOsCAl.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY {?

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
FENHE proIretor> Of the PARTISAN CABINET OF
n WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE have
determined regardless Of expense 10 ISSUE free or the
benefit o. suffering humanity FOUR Of Their in
STR Give and interesting Lectures Marriace and
DSquahcations. Nervous Debility Premature Decline
CT Manhood. Indigestion, Weakness Depression Loss
of Energy and Vital Powers the Great Social Evs and
those Maiades which result from youthful fOiIeS,
Of Maturity, ignorance Of Physiology and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
OF enlghtenng and saving thousands and will be
forwarded free the receipt Of four stamps, by address
ing SEER TARY PARIsI,x CABINET or ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE, Sos broadway, New York. je23-dly
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LOAN AGENCY.

DERsoSs RESIDING IN MARION COUNTY AND
wishing 10 borrow money will md 10 their interest
10 negotiate same through ms agency. fa which charge
a reasonable Commission. X. FERGUSON,
Exchange Banker.
ONCE opposite Glenns' Block. Indianapolis, Indiana.
sug2S-di5t
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COLD AND SILVER.

viii pay the highest prcs for American Cold sud SILL
YER also for United stafas Demand Note. old issue
KILBY FERGUSON.
Exchange Broker.
Office No. 2lk East Washington street. up stair. "a
door 20 right hand augle-lod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
Special Correspondence Of the Chicago Times
From Washington.

The "Enferprise" Of The New York Press results
in Prohibition Of the sendino o. War Nelcs by
Telegraph-7he Mooements Of Mcclellan and
PoPe-Ihe project TO place Light Draught Gun
boafs ON The Ohm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

Democratic Union State Ticket
von sscaxTxRY OF STATE.
JAMES s. ATH0N,
OF Marion County.
voR aUDfroR % STATE,
JOSEPH RISTINE,
OF Fountain County
rok TREssrRKR 90 -rArT,
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
OF Davies County
roE ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR Is HORD,
OF Decatur CoInty.
roa SUPERINTENDENT 90 PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL l.. RUGG.
OF Allen Couu0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
TAdvertiaeinsnt.1

A curious fact it is that Mercury and Sarsapa.
tue former decresse the latter Increases sad TIL, fact shove
It, n.de,c WORTH aud also that nothing has beel found
to supply is r.os remedy ioE that peculiar condition Of
the human sy,tem termed ,crofa.ous While ssfspals 10
eun-nty soc for all to Meccry the other hand
tho nsh valuable remedy in kif hands. is dangerous ia
common medicine from the dreadful consequences that re-
quen,ly follow its iacautous 1t hiss advantage "aes
compared With sapsls bat many aud great onectloa'
4. detergent blood purifier every body knows thai ss's
paa hss equal and from the many and cures
produced by Dr. j. C. ArsHs Preparai0n' Ms n.u'' "
o,i.a5 =. IN. he's, form OF this uisdcine. That its
effects, not only Ia curing; but also IN preventing disease are
.o,ib,v act. IN abundance will attest The Sex need ihe
bes, medicines and they should have them AfkSs rms
and cigsy PgcroRAL have long been celebrated a. over No
world aud A,ER's s,RiPARIL. mus. soon become "'H
We may Judge from It's euies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
the charter Of VESSELS stores, aborers and additions,

the charter o. vessels stores laborers and additional
team vessels, having been resd,
Mr. HOLMAN moved an amendment, recurring
prooer off ers Of the navy TO be employed in making
and purchasing vessels
Mr.. SEDGEWICK (Rep., N. ~ said such duties
were not within the sphere If tie naval ofEcere.
Their edueat on united them for IL. They did not
unders'a and traficking
Mr. HOLMAN replied, contending that IL would
b. better To have the service performed by responsi.
bic agents, than 10y irresponsible persons.
Mr.. WYCKLIFFE Union, KY called attention
10 a newspaper article stating thar Gen. ZocoHers
remains were outrsgeousIy treated by tie soldiers
aud citizens, who hocsed 10 see the body, stripped of
clothing the head shaved, &c. Ia behalf Of The
Kentucky soldiers he RELAXED the facts TO show that
the statement was utter false and wishoo, shadow
of foundation Tue 1uius were treated with cers-
mony and respect which wac acknowledged by The
Rebels themselves.
Mr.. HOLMAN'S amendment was rejected.
The original proviso agreed TO il az follows:
That hereafter IN all where the officers Of the usvy
available confidently with the public ia
the charter Of vessels and parchase
Of additional vessels other person or peuons shall
employed and when shy ether pesons than an
officer Of the psvy sha be employed the consDsaion shall
nos exceed VI 15OOl ali contracts for purchase or
charter IN any year made uoder tho provisions Of this
aud al tho for any other shorter tine Of
vice -
Without concluding the consideration OF the bill.
the Committee rose, and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
Passengers Arrived

L. ,e,,,l;e Gsaab.a. J'oe HarGnd-b Csrnts u Sne,
- f. IA n cor.,ock ". isu. g.. ONweudls y. j. rra.'
g. ~ Es.ne T.. q. stanton Abel Br,.r, o. w odd u .
a P'Ia,r u 4. h. Holorook 81 Arias, q r. DsHiHa.
= c,,5s A. NJ begsncont C. " Woo!ry, A. Fiuoesa9' ~.
Fca.vrnl Mis- j. M.nei Misc = ;; bn,eot a., N
Al. N.,,ni. Mr. and Ms. Stew srt J. VI. = Leteai ~
.u1rr J. Jsnregap, 81. Rsfei, Mics T.. w sil' hiaeAei
\ Puon 3 5. kuhud, T. g. Cagbon. Capt X hS.n rsc
u,r Dlckenson A. q. Polsurs, X. y solsr L. De So
80, ~ Je Brreni J Legget. c. Weeks, J. Howard as
,fyaut ". u. o Brieu. Beer, King, Y. ns" ~.
ladean ). 8 Brown and lady, J. LsIeuvsl, MIS- w. N'
H. X-uari Miss G. 0srdela 4. Rsdyngur,.
Ia ,ifD Engire Sidfs from GeAoa-W. D. Hartman, po,
IN ba,k D,uev, from Ai'oHse-Jo'eph L. ferfen " w.
n tr,y ss.4aa Js1, y,0~ ssssa-Jshl J. essgsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
COURT CALENDAR-ras DAY.

SUPREME COURr-GENEBH IERs.-The non-
emu usrate-i csendar will be called.
SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL TERY.-Demurrer.-
No. a.. Issues Of Law 1c-Nos as ga. 31s SO 80, SiS'
55! 49, 81, 81 100 2i6 2i7. 2t 3d. 3Ga 96j 800 81 ~
SUPERIOR CoURT.-pari Mos. 1913, 1913, So2S,
sl COL 6s 70i H. 10 753 7s5 1884, 6l3 Psr. INos
1912 1885, 270 1850 JJs9 $500, s3sS, 1913. 49, s lsS~
34r, S.-o. 3t9S
CosyoS PLEAs-Part I.-One-hour eauses.-Ncs.
1916 lai. 1868, 1852 1901 iSs 1877 1872 Part U-So cal
endAr posted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
lAdysuisenen,
THE TRlruNE ALMANAC
F0R 1862.

Tli pop1lar aSYrAL is now rssdy. 80, -, a. n..,,.,
rkl,F lg cents l. copies Tor ~ 'Y eopSs,V fN's'
usid A., FTpre,s ~ per lol Cih orders sohc,iea. e.
we car supply back nbers oi ne o'n1 "a pc "a
vac ltl M 1850 IS 1855 1907 ~, u.u ~ y w
cent each. pos. nlid address t"F iSnoSH Newton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

THE CHRISTIAN Commission are prepared to re-
coys and forward religious and oker reading matter to the
army Contribution. earnestly solicited from all pscssses
either ior general distribution sddres'ed to pae1A hel
,ldaa, ray be .-n! IRE paid the Commission cannot IN
dets this heavy expense TO A. ~ Morrison, office OF shs
Christian Commission fourth floor No. T. No 100
Broadway y. Letters resing to such matters should s
Addressed to Christian Comision, Boz No l,lis Se~lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
CITY ITEMS.

WINTER GARDEs-BESEFT OF "THE CuBAa"
This evening, The beautiful Cubas takes her last
beneG, in New.York, appearing in three Of her ma
tional dances of Hungary France, and Spain. The
"E Ole" is perhaps the most magnificent Of the
national dances of Spain, and teens with all that
passion and fervor which belongs to the soil. senor'
ita Cubas promises to dance t in the costume used
in Andalusia ON festive nights. Mr.. Clarke viii
also appear as "Amnitab Seek" in the Serious
Family" which, with the "Neiad Queen" and .
farce. presents a bill Of unusual attraction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

Our WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT ROANOKE ISLAND.
Ladies' Aid Societies having hospital goods ready
made, suitable for wounded men, which they wish
to have put to immediate use, should send the same
without delay, 10 the rooms of the New-York Young
Mems Christian Assoeiat ion Of Third avenue
and Ninth street, fer the benefit OF our wounded
soldiers at Roanoke Island. Address TO Vincent Col
yer. The distribution 10 intended to be general, and
not particular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

4 YoCNG MANS BEST CAPITAL u bis
Ham To know how 20 it the best edyana.e 9"
"a, ela .1suiAat.oa At Fov -KH WILLS US bIoss"S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
TAlveriisementl

R.RNIrH's MUSEUM Is overlooking WIN VS.,
- 80 ,,i,tt Win tie fscinaii1s COsnopoRx Nrrr 10
co,lra CAY by ii. auinu.iveaess aid captivsia: perform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

Tie dry goods men have FONDA niue Of gold IN the
military festivals to be given on Monday and Tues
day nights next, at the Academy Of Music, BY Col.
Comfort Of the " Eufans Peidus.' AL he fashion
able lades are filing the stores in search Of fabrs
which will render them, if possible, more besuninl
than ever, and enable them by their graceful ano
splendid toilets to add greate' luster to these sPlsDda
soirees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

FrRE IN PEARL STREEr.-Yesterday afternoon,
at "a o'clock, fire occurred in the building No. 20
Pearl street, occupied by Messrs. Morrison s. Co., as
warehouse for the tale OF kerosene oil and lamps.
n appears that workman, who vas employed II
msndIpg IN oil.can. accidentally dropped particle
o, melted solder into come oil which at once igTed
In halt an hour the three upper ston's were u
aernes but BY the exertons of tue hfemen, the me
Was pTeyrntsd from communicating with the aHJs,
cent builiings. Inc flames were eventually sdoyueo
abou, o clock, not, however, before the ouiiaihs
was in ruins. Az ooo :. A..
j, Morrison g. Co. are insured for sl5,e0o IN the
Harmony, Fulton, st. Marks, and TWO Other Coh'
Inc b,ilding was the property Of J. Bostwi h,
dent of New Haven, ami is supposed 10 he fuiiy
insured. ..
pied by X. VI. Stetson x Son Az hardware store,
Whose stock was damaged TO the amount o. sjVV.
Building slightly damaged.
The adjoining building, No. e7 Pearl street. Is &C"
cupied by Thomas Spith ~ Co., whose stock was
injured by water to the extent OF 500. Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

PURSUIT OF THE SuNTER.-The Tinted States
sloop-of.war Kearsage, Commander c. W. Picker
ing, sailed from Portsmouth, n. H., on Friday fof
Fayal, ss is supposed, in search of the sumier'
The ealing master Edward L. Prebe, is grandson
Of Commodore Preble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Joint resolution reported 10y Mr.. HOLMAN Dem,
Ind from tire Committee on Government Contracts
authorizing the Secretary OF War topay the Hannibal
and St Joseph aud Pacific Railroad Companies for
tie transportation OF roops munitions OF wsr. ETC.,
but 20 rates not greater than those requieed from
private indIyi mails.
Congress in granting lands toward the consruc-
ton o. those roads, reserved the night transport
property troops for Tie United States free OF charge
" iJhout waving tlir punoiple 10 Ia now proposed
10 comTen ate them for their services on the ground
thst their ability hrs been greatly impaired b. the
rebellion, md destruction Of their bridges &c.
Amer three nours debate the resolution WAS passed
IN sn amended form.
TIE Companies are 10 be compensated according
20 The sclodu'oo II the Secretary oi War, rsued IA
july h-i.
Mr. DIN Qiep., n. VI rising TO aquestion of
pivlea,, said hat he wus Informed th.s morning
Tia; some reumks he tOlinl made Yesterday weie
Construed by Mr. Holman ,Un. lud ~ lefe"nn1y
Offensive. Tnis was far from his lOhnl intention,
and be exceedingly regretted that bis remarks snond
have been 80 construed.
Mr HOLMAN replied that he was not in his seat
wien the a.leman oke. Oihefwlse lie should
have properly and promptly responded. Nor nad he
read tne gontlemans remarks. I'M us the gentle
mnn had disvowed that they were intonded as oilen
sne aud had 70 stated IN courteous terms, lie liloi
mani had nothing more 10 say.
On MOTION ot Mr.. ROSCOE CoNhLlNG (Rep.,
\. W. 5000 copies Of The Bankrupt bill were
ordered TO DO printed: 9,
Tie uouse resumed the consideration Of the Naval
Appropriation bill. o,.
The clause ioy TIE appropriation Of $f,SoV,oOo ios
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
From Washington.

wAsHrSGrox, Aug l9.-The destruction
of the Arkansas by Com Porter is warmly
commended in official quarters, and the
services thus rendered will be acknowledg-
ed This officer was among the Sufferers
last year Gy the action of the naya! retiring
board, which was subsequently reversed
he was then Deprived of MS command
owing to a charge OF disIoyalty. but was
promptly restored on showing that the ale
gallautry on the Mississippi he has yindl-
Gated his character against all unjust as
pensions
Got Corcorau has concluded to furnish
material for publication of his experience
in Southern prisons.
The first delivery of postal currency was
made yesterday, in exchange for coin
Parties Offering coin in exchange will have
the preference at the Treasury Department.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

LEXINGTON, No, Aug. 18,-Brig. Gen
Lane has reached here with reinforce
ments, rendering the safety of the place
certain. The gunboat Warner is also here,
which can do valuable service in case of an
attack.
Some of Quautrills general orders have
been found near here. They ask all per-
sous wishing to escape being drafted into
the federal army to join his camps, where
they will fud arms and ammunition to ope-
rate against the federal troops at every
possible point.
They represent also that every man liza
able to be drafted into the United States
army. who is found going to any Federal
military post, or any person who is known
to have reported to any military post the
Whereabouts ofsuuthern men, shall be sdot
whenever found, also any one known to
have paid money to the Federal Govern
| ment to exempt him from military duty, is
Liable to have his chattel property taken
tor use of the Southern army. These or
ders emiuated from the commander of the
forces recognized as regular soldiers by the
rebel Secretary of War.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

Sr. JOINS, y. F, August I9.-Tne inter
ruptiou OF the Nova Scotia line prevented
the transmission OF q portion of the
Europa's news last night. 1t is as follows:
The Q. s. steamer TuscarOra arrived a;
at Kingston on the afternoon of the 9Th
The London Tunes of Saturday. has an
editorial exparating on the dimiuutive
paper currency of America. In another
article i. reviews the conduct of America
in regard TO the commerce of Nassau.
1t questions the policy of carrying out
their powers to the full extent but says
that Lord PaImers,on is perfectly right in
toleratfng calm which it may be hereafter
the interest of his own country to enforce.
The Confederate steamers Merrimac and
$50 both succeeded in escaping from the
Tuscarora.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. I9.-The Bulletin
of this evening says a gentleman who left
Fortress Monroe last evening, and arrived
here this P. n, gives Us the following:
The Army OF the Potomac had all arrived
at the lower end of the Peninsula, without
being molested on the way in the slightest
degree. Mcclellan it was understood was
at williamsburg yesterday morning. Fitz
John Porter's division which was OF the
opposite side of the James river, has also
come down the Peninsula. Burnside ar
rived at Fortress Monroe, from Washing
ton, on Sunday, and went mp the James
river as far as the Chichahominv, 10 see
how operations were going on.
He returned yesterday morning aai re-
ported everything going on most satisfac-
toriIy. Weather cool AMI delightful, most
favorable fog the movement of the troops.
Most OF the guuboats have come down the
river bus some remain to guard the pom
toon across the ChiCkAhominy over which
the army passed down the Peninsula.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

MRXpH,s, Ang. 16.-Tbe Grenada Appeal
of the 18th, states that the Federals took
possession of Bayou Sara on the l1th inst,
Selling all the sugar and molasses aod
quarteriug garrison there. Also that the
rebels have been reinforced in Arkansas;
that their ordnance stores there have been
increased. and that Gen. Holmes has as
sumed command of that State.
The appeal contains long editorial
in which it says the sooner we cease to
look for foreign aid or European interveu-
ton the better for all concerned The
writer also designates ValIandigham,
Wood, Pierce and Seymour of Conn. with
some half dozen other prominent men, as
the only true friends the South can count
upon in the North.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

@A PREACHER IN THoUsLE.-Among
the prisoners brought up from Wood coun-
ty yesterday, ana coufned in the Atheue-
ua, was one Rev. John Leap, Jr. The
charge against MIN was 'tlat at Fat
Wood, Wood county, on Sunday last. he
took MS text from ST. PauGs EpIstle to the
COliozians.ta and made it apply to the dis
cocraging OF volunteering. He called the
army :. band of Dlasphemers, and said that
auy man Of his church who would voEua-
teer ought to DE turned out. Yesterday
Major Darr, the Provost Marshal, received
the following communication from Leap
We give it rs55atim:
Athnaum Wheeling Va Aug 18th 1882
Major Darr Provost Marshal
THIS is to Gritty that bad Reference 20
the guvernment of christs chircn ia yCusing
the Ianguig that 1 made yous of AMI no
thot of harmiug the government OF the
united States laws in eny respect at tall
And speakin OF these Bands was mean
ing the suthren girrilIer bands and not the
guyernm ent trups attali
and CONCERNING drawing members for
voIiingtearing L vow thAre was no such
laaguig made yoSs of attall which the de-
uosish0ns Will sho. JOIN LEAP, JR.
The Rev. Leap was released yesterday
upon oath and bond-