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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23
VIII ehectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPHPsIA. JAUNDIon,

Ohronc or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and all diseases arising from disordered Liver or
ness Of the btomach Runess Of Blood 70 the Heal pn
pain OF swimming in the head, Palt ation Of tho Heart
FullnesS or Weight in the stomach, sour 1ructaaons
or Yelowness Of the bkn and Eyes, Night bweat, in
ard Yevers Pain In the ma OF he back chest Or
Sudden Flushes OF Heat Depression oi sprs, hngnuui
Drsams Languor Dependency or any Nervous Disease
sorcs or Biotches on the Bdn, and Fever and Aguelo
Ohills and ReverD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-23

Or otors conscious Of inability, from whatever CAUSE
will hnd Mclean Eaetrengthening oordiala tnoIopgn
hemselyea BY improper indugences, VIII find In the oor
dIaI a cevtain and epeedy remedy. .a
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

5"unarn. aud auf bieism 5sIte Der SnbuRrie
l'iSfttanSts %ouftritt. 2auteepprosne Sefar&.
tunssn, pnB aud in BEN SripattGuIeru mad
'sbn ubr Nbenbs bas @as perI6pinern witrbe.
ltHp nOrt9ene nod eans unaeerinbet unb pirp
oenieibsn aud Won Sru. 8rts, unIsrem G,as.
Sn'pretcr, Sfentlth ptberlprc6en, Der isbud
SusiFt6 3ur Sp0r1amtstt tetm @asptrtrau6
auforrert.
Sr 9rdicsnt Sobn Spltr flrb am oers
9an9en'n Sametaa NUreen uad tur,em TN.
poblistn i'm birf9en Ballard Suule unp wurbe
am Nontna anter 9rc6em @rprGnae nuf p,m
5pu9mcOb &ir6bcf in Der NGbe pss @spSlbes
bet9eisbt, NO Sr praicsnt Wunrce .ubt.
- Die brei &inSsr uu1,res sreunSss Spns
irurcen lebte Bo6e purd Die unsorIittiofsit
etnes ~farbigen DirnfmdpGens 70 teoeuteno NIT
tohsncem Wader pertrannt, eaB bas fIeinffe
eer'elben letoer en- BEN 8Ulsen Der g~ranppun.
Dem a%tfcrten 1T. Die teipen dlteren Sinner bs,
fnoen it6 9ludli6ermetie nu6sr @rfubr.
Wtr osrweiieu 9iettaber elmer outen 81.
9arre unb Srrtdufer S~er1elbeu auf Die an,sioe
css 3rH. Snurr, Der ioebsn 100 900 pom bieIem
1Fst iebr 9eiuhten a6er au6 iebr tbsuern 81, tifeI
erbaltcn bat, Die bsrfeIbe jeru6 teim 5aulenp
ME bel Der Dor tiqiaf p%ertaufI. Sir bic freunr,
ltde 3ulsnrun9 elmer kunpsrtfdltiasn Yrute IA.
gen mir pemlelbsn bicrmit u~nleren ter,(itRsn
Oanf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
StaOt RidmOno.

Gin beutfbes GIementor.
8u@ (N Sr@.SuG) i'm @aSen. rn1ere
S6ultu6er trurben friibsr Srm Ncroeu be,uoen.
aIiO a u6 Die q S.G,8ader (5tteln). Der
Serbrau6 t~erielbeu III FART, inbem mnuher
iunee &zS 6 Shitb oft metrere obnust, ebe or
lelen lernt. 90 fommt IS, zap lest arcEer
Nnn9sl an NsS.@-@ibrrn in ben Srbulen in
Dieter Nfanael pirb ard in 1afur S6briuocrs
SuIe fart o%eripiirt. @afOr S6brinssr beatfd-
tiSt num-, elm iolbtS S6uI6u6 aus unIerer
Oruderei bsrSor9ebsn gu lanen.
IS e%rforoert absr, namentli6 bri Dem iebinen
brben 9reiie res Yopiere, manfe Quslaoeu.
tpobreno elm AsS 6 Bud 70 po6lfeil ais mSo>
lid icutr sefauit 9etauft weroen fGnnen. Gs
ut Dies Elm 9emeinnuBise5 Inter nebmen, Bonn
feline @ewtnnluht 3u @runOe licet, lonrrrn Die
Qtliht, etnem wirf.then 8epiirfni6 ob,ubelfen
Sr foroert oaber iolte Ssutihc auf, Die Snte
~terre fir bieie Slte fubIen, i6m rarjn NIT
frCtptuigrn SeitrGgen an bic 6anb au oeben
gr mrint oaruntsr bic Greunpe unp Sef6rpersr
Der sNu9enobtlouna, un0 ferner RE Jreuupe rer
peutl6en Siteratur I'M Siren unD Die @runb-
la9e bisier 2iteratur 1T u~ntreitia Gin GIemcntor.
Su6 (Q-Ss@.Su6l benin wcnn unIere bent.
lhen A6f0mmlin9e niht me6r beuti6 leIen Ter.
men, miro aud Die bsutIte 0itsratur nit Der
nab ten @ensratipn a%ufb6ren ,u %erilfiren.
Der BON Der S6tQer~Qoae ,,m graer
uniersr bsnti6en 8UIOntare oeranIta(tste Son.
Fnoet am nd6itsn @Ontu9 uno srar i'm QofoIe
oss Srn. Steinlrin ltatt. Die i'm Qoufe eie1es
BtntrrS ltattssfnnoenen 9aae fuO trck ,Rrieo
SIOdape uno tbeurrr 3sit nod INNER rett ,ohI.
rsi4 teiu6t 9rpelsn, Wes6alb mir and bislem
fur sinen 10 lh6nen 3psf arransirten Ban pis
9r6bte Gbeilnabme Ssrlprs8en 3u eirfeu olouben
GrCB uniered aufsstldrten 3sitaltsrs Ios
CERT f6 ieBt nlnddtIih cine esYptiIbe S5tnGerz
niB itber u~nisre quite Start, neil aub @as an
fdugt, ju Den QurusartiteIn gu ssGGrrn. SIN I'm.
leism taOtii6en @aetaus iinr ndmGtb Die ,ur
Gasfa6ritatirn notbpenpigen 8etorten nabe,u
ausgsbrount, uuo pa man fh in ioi6en pie in
alien 0bnli&en 61qen ieittsr auf DEN RUrDen ,u
o~srtafsn pfle9tr, 70 muB man untsr zen obwal.
tsnren liz tduren CUR Sparlamfert ieine 3uIu6t
ufbmsn, bis Ger SIpen, purA bic Slsfape oc,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

&sn 8amiItsu pss Counts surfidstwtrtt Dot =
wetet, cap iosar unIer gsf6Gbsr SIR. RUrtuu,
nnisr tsBtsss @lid gu perbanfsn BADEN, rarru-
ter gu letOen bat, unb hoe ss ibm isst huppelt
onssr'hnst rirp, sine Jung. O,utl&e, infer,
pauline sshetrat6tt unb in bic bitFse @e1su.
i6aft etns,fitrt 3u boben, BON Der Wiemono nm.
ter allen p'n rsi&sn 9sutsn p.ie, psr fe 1T,
nod aus wel6en 8rrbdItnif.n fe Rammt.
(6rrtlcsurs fptst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

3ett" III 0unrdrsten esmn6t maS mag pom
rteler ersirn BON Neussbadsnrn. I~esitimen Suct.
I@ldssrn wubI @uss ;uIummenssihunSsn unp
stInmmsnsrisbt psrSsn?
- @r6frrrt 0opis gctl6nft In @urppo.
Die lsbts SotI6oft bss YrGfpcutsu Davis
muree in gurppa fstr sinRis aufsenummen
Wnn ,rute Dem Document Rae b66he Sob we.
gen Der BARN entfaIteten Gufri6tiateit unp ne.
gen isinsr seois9enen atfuRuns. 9unbUn 0of
Ipw'bl, ipte Scncpn Shines biGiern ben BON UNI
srcm prafrenten eingcnummenen Gtanppuuft
uno 9eben gu. Sne Die 8Orberunsen, welhr err M
@uuitsn Der CONFEDERATION isut, Gblteelif an
elmer @nrrtsnnun9 %unierer .lluattansiststt fub.
rem %mifen.
= yantre unoerf6Gmtbeit. Inter ontern
@e9enfdnben, sic tdr,Ii6 pom Der ss,fuuo
Mcntpe hnter 9arlumentdr faaee no6 SO, fcIf
lur nVrrlt&e, i'm Gibcn teTnrli&e Srteasoe.
tan9ene 9elanet tpurren tefanpsn Gb msbrcre
Sausn rOlene Ocdsn. Sn MUrfolt oneefcm-
men, fano mon, baB Die Dsdsn In fcIaenrer.
unoeri@amten Weiis martirt iraren
I'm Die Sriesssefangsnen -
Stebcuen'H eaierura -
Stem Orleans.
General Sueer Innbte tte OGDEN auoenblid
nab Ter 8eIuna ;urid nit Dem Scmerten,
ssfau'git Die rt&tt9e NrrrFs ansuseteu.
= Ssrr Ruf.l iber Die QusIisfcruna pm
WfaIcn uno SIipsu. gr proptr3ejt Sen Stur,
De SincoIu Gpnafie. Sr. &uGel f6reitt in
letnem Srisfe an ole 9onoUn Since In 8e,uo
auf Die Srent 5rn9e pie futet: 0G6reno ih
ldretbe, 9stt elm @erI6t, pem,ufoloe bic So.
@tnipn uno SliosH ous9sltefert percen Iuuer.
Scute otei's 66 ale mabr brrauefeqcn. 70 III
RE Ss9ternn9 %arfir;t. Inter ZEN nierrrn
Sdthten Der SeY6Iferune berrIbt cine Irldte
gSadlamteit, Die NenI6en linb 10 1ebr bon po,
ltt'ltsn Setoeul6often erfIut uno 70 BON StoI,
une @itslfeit rur6prunaen, oaR cine ebrenppue
&oneeiitOn ielbit in cislsr Stunoc Der @sfobr
Golden, BON bsnen fs ausssbt, nur oerpert.
lid werren mue.
= y n 9 lidIt6er 8ebafteur.-
Der Hsbaftsur pes Suuiun 5clroropb be1,fti,t
lm CUR 1eet9en SabreeSeit In o%riinen GrtIsn,
SartofeIn unp lafttscn Groteeren. tte or
in istnem ~Si9cnen Gjartsn sc,paen BAT. Oas per
acle9ropb 8eoaftsur 70 s~rauiam III, Istusn GIL
orn Der 9rcfIe ben Mtunb nit Ieiner @rp,
mdferig su MAIDEN, molten mir
roo oer5eiben, ater eaB or 70 unorrldGmt III.
anrsre sliidlj6e WsnlGcntiuoer Irin rioeucs
gu be(iben - bas 9cbt bonn bod ina
Alh9rduP. Su rtpaS lam a6rr aud, MIR in
Ssrae p%allfrru. (W. s. q. az
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

stobt nnS un, ~" t ns ESspp I'D benz gutIifum ticFssr
gen Der Se'ltunos, iopOtI mas innsrIiSss sr m gFsi 2~ an
Ss lar =! ale aaS mas punOdr3tIide SalfdsifunSsn bssrtFt.
NIT @Sts msin NJ inF, SsSsd srOS saSn siS ), 8aenarit s]srsoTSsns' /. 9.
gen II. {. ~. 's'"' oapne ausSHS">
3usIst@ n,o@t csrfeIte borauf aufmerr0am, hos 81 %
Siar ~ .anS III os Sottalert gu Sras unb gDien feine StNs
Stnsn miro or 9nlfe uno Rotb uncntaeltli6 ~,rts,ilsn.
s1sssIsanst mtrS er bsitreSt fem, nit ben Gis.mSbeftsp Scs
"t STS, Suss s,rs S.s e'rSs @tnIbsnircunesS ja ssrbinSa.
3 lbr unS @bcnbS Spn 6 llbr ON. '~""S0 P0" '
OtFee: 200 SroaOar., swii6en Der q. nab S.
g.. ,Rru.SFn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
Auettpne, 8ertauf

CON
eIncnt Ytero, Wasen. @erriaee, 8arren rnS So1s. urS
GanemirthfbaitS @st6!bIhoftcn. ~
9o Der uniereitbues otH YlaB. auf Dem rr ororrn,Srt 9
nrbut, fur 81 iae Sabre rerpadtst bat, 70 pirb be- fsiSr avn
27lien 5anuar 1862. NOr9enS 10 ll6r, bic fsIsenben @e.
%genfanSe inm meiifbistenoen SerFauf %ausbietsn:
@tn q ties 9ferb,
Cine Carriage nil 8efbirr,
GIN Marftrpa9en mir VeIbirr.
Gin neuer !Srllnng'n nit @eI6irr.
Cine Rarre nit @tihirr,
9Hu9e. g90en, SultiSatorS Il. !. 10, Iowie zine S(n,otI ,cr
anoertn 6elo- unit 0arten. 6anoneyfS,tue,n rnS SousS
@eEatllhattet. alt IN sulsm aebr6ubIifem -3ufonbe.
9eot %'eun9en: Saar-SeSabIuns in Current 6unos.
AuVtlpHuF: Scute ReVpler.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
Set lmntmabunoI

Ntetren I'M untstsn StaetthciI i~pO6neneen RunSen unb
benz otutihcn 9utllfum i'm @ueemeinen bic 9In.rios. SSs
Id isoen S0rntittos nm IL llbr in Der @potbefs brS BERN
Or. Streder III i~preden ltn peroe, unk ban ids baiisif
stie 8dteL aut9eb6n9t babe, tpOrauf ib E waios @uftr6ae N
bemersen bite. Or SN NJ "a StEs s"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
S6uI=&nsctae

pattor Spbrtnger bat am /. Septeuber
ietne Shule erpfnet. Sn oerielbcn pirp beSpnpers
alt etnen gruuoliden untrrrtbt i'm Oeut;hsn
acrrin0en ipsrorn, nitt nur ouf 9efen u. SHrsi.
pen, icnotrn audi auf peutlhe Sproblebrr unb
AutlaB. @etnic miro eae @nalilhe aslstrt mer,
ven. werner: Hehnen, Sineeu, tibliIte Ge.
lhtHt'' @tc9rapbis unp gReltseIbtdtc. Qu6 !.
tonn'n lt nab antUrosruns ~bsipnoere SlaGcu fir
3stNntn' lafe'ntide unc frans6ii6e @prahe
,rrtdtst rcrccn.
Iu6 tit pom 16tsn Scptemtcr an NIT rer
S1uIe stne etnrtbtung gum llnttrritt in peibI
u6tn pancortstten, oils i'm 9lGben, Striden,
9atein n.i. 10. oerbunpen puroen. 8rGul. Wprs
asnitsrn pom bier, pelhe Gin, Gbnlids 0Gb, INN
Strid SdbuIe fhUn in IeutIbGonp nit out,m
Srfcl4e aelsttst Bat, bat pisien She'll Der SGrI.
NnItalt Thermometer.
Nrue Shiler uno S6i(erinnen t5nneu isspr
NaI etutreten, t~eiUncsra nuf ben /. Sonuor.
Ote S6ule mirp nun BON so Shulern unp
S6ulertuncn bcIuht.
Srm L. Nroember on pirh 6trr &~rup(fp
in tnebrerrn ppdbentit6cn Stunorn untsrri+t
IN Natur9eitthte, Naturletrs unb aemetn az.
ltdpsr @elInoAeitsIsbre ertbeilen.
Nut oet9e Anirtgc MIDI te,iebenr. erlaube if
mir, Dem geebrtcn peutihcu Nubllfrn fs,r,r
uniu'et9cn, bG6 iunee MGohcu / rcs gIters.
auh menn lie ntdt Den ~aulemeiucu Shulun.
tcrri&t tbetltn, bel mir lln,crrttt in allen
etbtth en- 5anbarbettcn, pom Strn
dtn' NatrIn &c. bis ju ben fcinteu Sttdsretcu.
crbnlten fDnncn.
Oa t6 CLAUDE, alien berartisen Qnfurpsruu.
gen 9snii9rn iu ~tSunen. 10 bite ih um freunb.
liGee 3utrluen.
N~nmrltunscn t6nnru tasIi6 aeI6cten &c. 24O
Sroao Street II. prrte i'd Oann iere aeuiiuftte
ndbere Nuetunft ertbeiten.
HoidIie Wuraenferu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
9roeIamatipH
oes 9eu9crneur5 BON 8~trsinien.

ga mir bic @a6riht ,uaeaoas II i'll. baB Srei @efan9sn,.
melfe IN Dem ~ssefdnsnte Ger Staot &pn6burs ibr Sfrb5r
%ansssiost; Yeter %: 10 OOIbrts9e, einss Rnutes
aTnsttl3st. nnE 6; %. eOasOmb, alias gapt. Butts,
s!I@e @tor9e Rtole9. mcgee srOBem Di-Sitabl amaze
%bsfnoent pes9aIb nt hermit cine 9elObnuus ron brsi6uIr%
pert Dollars Oemientsen ousissr, ptIte, ben beiaat.n
Sptnta5, 2%8o0lortcae unS Gb9rOmb CUR Daft brinst un0
III oa9 @etangniR Der Staot V9nbburQ e~bltefeIt pSer rim.
hlneert Dollars fur bic 9Gftnabn,e rHo @tief rIno eines
Ieosn Yin elnen unb i'd forbeEs biermit former ale Civil
Gno NtIIttir,9 eamtcn eieitF Stostss, iOsie einen i,bsn
CUR 5aft unb CUR Strafe gu %trinaen.
Geseben inter neinst 6aHb ais @rugsrnsur unb unt,r
oC ben, siegeI Der @SnmOn~catb III 8idmOnb, am
Z -. 2titen &a9G oe@ OcSsmbtr5 1861, uno I'M soften
~ } Sabre btr Commonwealth. "
Spbn 2et6tr.
George 81. @unfOrb,
State Secret6r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
Mrs. y. 6pttea

ma9t loren l%sttberi9sn Sunben UNI ben bcutIt,n Nraueu
I'M Au9rmsInsn Die &nitise, Dap lie tbre fIr tinioe APpnols
DanteHo tlr oaS frlber mir sei9tnfts 8rrtraufn oittet nm
etnr 8OrtisBung SciIel6en MrS, 81 q nttsS -"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

SoGn Sptman. tOirS aIs 6 8uB bod Seei@net, fem Gs.
rot III lfmol inb SOn ountler Gar6 ar III BON IS Bis 40
Sabr ait, Elm SElanber ppn 0eburt Uno rim Steinbauer srn
9~rCfeifen. W."
geler 80; GBOOISribsr in tina 3 Sus s tis 10 3Oa bod.
p bis 70 SGbr alt, Bat Elm oOIts @sftdt, orate @uosri
uno ihiparles 5aar er bat eIe 6eoeuttnoe 9BHn6e in ei1,r
5alo uRo tann Spet Singer Der elben nidt grab madn,n:
er ut tE E%ondbuI9 9etCren unr erSOssn une ontwprtst rol6''
ipcnn IT an9erebct mini. N'"
Is. S8. Gp9ecms. alias Capt. 9pttS, alinS IS proe @iS.
le9, fam Ron Nep SrIeanS, 1T Don % bic &c Sa6r oft {
gus 10 3cl bch. bat l&trarics pear une Ditto Inoer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
Sefnnntmaebnnaeu

w.,..~. gu Ssrmietten!
aim msr R,ssp ssotss Ssrrsn uber fIeiat GaniIien poFtnbe
Siaiaa M rI serr, a ias,s SrOaoftrase stpif6en Der Stem nnS V6ifsn
ge9serss "a erfrasen in Der Office b s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
SsrIanat trerheur

Ncbrerc CUTE sIrtsi,trT sic e;S.n.r
"f'e'fsn auSSatuRrsn %SerieEen. SsrSsn nsrIou nmp IN y'''i'"S'
n Srpblt@ u. G6ran'S
w,r =. .. armOrp, @i:minoicn, R. 6.
NsT tafttse @rsettsr m6sen I6 I'm, n5S"rs %mst,rt IN
S @atr St!se .. SI. n1sleen. unS p,rS SsTSsu ausrr fr,isr
1 tSsrt en ia9lt$er S'rOisnt BON minS TSHsr S Sa' SO ,noeI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

S5tSeS Stno, BIZ bit BON uts ;u f,ib sef8tehen,
2Sartit ceircr Gltcrn reub',
2pb bic GnatIein bic Iiebcn. riefen
lid ms Simmclrci6.
S8ctrcno Ifeten mir an oeircm G,rasc.
Srouerne unitrn RIif acffnft;
yin 9raanoen III b'm err6cn Saier,
Der eaS DeItaa lentt.
Dab Ger Srpft 1T unS ~oebltcben
@uf Gin icnleite GSieecrfeEcn.
gBo oerildret all Die Qiebcn
I'm ben Sbrpne 9Ottcs it,bcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

>Ser!angt perpen
Gin Snabs uno mtbrere Mdohtn merten oefrft Nh,
Envelopes ;u MAIDEN lei IS. {. SfrTrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

Gin Seser
'a"" lVs'e'q e'Htrstef in Der Office res
,,RthmnrNsr 0T,,s;,rrSH
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
Proclamation
Ses 9pueerneur5 BON S%irainicu.

9a mir bic va fridt i~uac9ar8cn IN, taf Spbu SIR.
Yart Der IN benz 9efdn0nif BON Qrince lBiliam Gpuntn
ipc9cn Dteblobt' uNr Spbn Wpp6, Der rnter cinsr
b rtI1le out Wore oalcl6lt etn!e edt mar, in Der No6t
pom 20: ,. Ute. ttr @ef6nsniB crbrc&cn botcn unb i'd,
Het eut treien GuBtn %brdrbcn; weebaI6 id biermit cine
Stlcbnur8 pn funiSi9 Collars 9smjsnisen ouelrR, Ser
cc1 tc.la9terl 5phn 9S. arr orgetirt unb thu in Sas eJe-
t1n9niB pnn Yrince g8iltau ab isfert unS cine ntitrye
Selebnun9 pom buneert OUQarS fur bic 6aftnobme unS
@eItctcrun9 eS Sobn SBrph. limb ib fprosye bicrmit fc"-
nr ale Civil uno Miltfdrbeb'recn oieicS StooteS. Sctr;e
eoe Splt I'M 4aSsmcincn auf, @IcS auf;u6icten. IN, Ben
Nellasten Sobn % 9art unb SUbn gBupo Sur Saft unb oe<
rfdten Strefe III %trtnecn.
a. 9rseben unttr mcincr Sanb as 8cusernmr
10. uno inter Dem Stestl oS Staates III 9ftdnpnb,
- } AM 2Slten Gage es De;em6ers TIM Sabre 1851.
Sir Sen 8OuSerfeur:
George 80. Runforb,
StaatS Secretar.
9arf pirb teiethnet aIs tt,ra 5 Gus 10 8pa boh IN
y n eEnfler 9eit6tafarse, rs bio IS tSobr alt unb ,cn =,
iGlonfer GjeitaIt. "' U"
@Oo6 1T etrpa 5 SuB 10 Boil bod. Son rebuiter sto-
Till. buntIer 9tli6tsfarbe unb etpa % Sabr alt.
Setoe lino Semetne in Der @rmee Ser Gpuf6berirtrn
Staatsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

GOrresp. ern. 81. 81. in Norfolt: Ri6tis erSaItcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

an ott st 0 III IN a noonten Ser 0aeer Yir.
9tntl der Sruppen M 9t2nfe b
.epnteberirten Staattn.
Der StantSF Secret6r lit ScrpFi6tct, Bab!6idcr unb
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u fern. Na9'r"E omnnanoantcn lius erIyht. fb rcacn wi
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StaatSsS ecrr ar
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Srf:nntindciDu,ro en-.

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Ntcrset. Sonntaa ben 26. Sauuor, prebtat Noder SSb-
r'ngtr IN 0r. WtSorr's 3ir&c, NatmittasS 43 Ubr.
oisen. " ""IV" P'''
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tur Die Sttnecr DER SnIcm's Sdnlc.
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Sonntd9 N0dmitta9e I'M 2 rbr. Die Nitslicter Inb ale
erlI1t, Ole Strlammlurg redt sablreidb III 6eludben.
W. MIti d II. 2ier Snrrher
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St9arrem! Si9arrcu! Gi9arren! !
Spcben ertaieu
100 600 Giaarren.
wclhe i6 Su ben ~btliallen preiIen 6ein EauIrnb pie oudb
bel Der e~iniclntn Dor abIaIe. "
@Iei6fals %Sorrdttt3 cine @artic eptcIfarten Eel
Conrad Sauer,
IN 6. Steinlein's N,onticcQp SstcI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
Abolitionism the Enemy of Emanci-
nlliOn.

That abolitonsm has been the great enemy to
the cause OF emancipation. every sensible man
who reasons from facts, and from cause 10 effect,
fully believes. Everybody knows that the rise
OF abOltionlsm in the Northern States destroyed
the emancipation movements in all the bOrder
States Outside interference and denunciatiOn
could have no other effect. But in spite of abo-
litiOnists the causes which were working out a
gradual emancipation movement did not entirely
cease in their operation, and If the border States
were now let alone. those causes would speedily
cease in their effect. Senator Bayard, the other
day, thus stated the condition and wish of his
State:
ain the State Of Delaware admit that slavery
does not exist as valuable source of property.
| admit unhesitatngy that If to morrow could
substitute for the negro population OF Delaware,
slave and free. the same number of white men,
or half the number OF white men. and get rid OF
the inferior race, our wealth would be quadru-
ple1'
people realizing these facts if let alone.
would very soon make way with such an institu
ton, and such a population and make way with
them in the best possible manner for the inter
ests of all parties. The Southern people are
alone responsible for the institution of slavery
and from that responsibility, and from their
knowledge of the institution, they alone are the
rghtiul intelligent and proper disposers of it,
and we are content to abide their action. All
outside interference has only been wicked and
disastrous To the black man and the white man,
to the y orth and the South Chicago Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
Aiming the Negroes.

According to the most reliable accounts from
Port ROYAL, General Hunters experiment of
arming the negroes is likely to prove complete
failure. The negroes, who mostly of pure
African blood in that region, are quiet molten
sive people, and have no relish for fighting. The
scarlet trowsers and military cap and coat nd
attracted scarcely FIVE hundred of them at last
accounts, and we are inclined to think that Il
newspaper correspondent speaks the truth, when
he says that thirty thousand OF such soldiers
cou Id be whipped by five hundred white men.
SAYS this writer
"You ask them if they do not want to help put
down their old masters, and they tell YOU, fore
God massa, we cannot SHOTGUN make me
faint; can't stand fore white man, no how; he
shoot US, fore We see him; we brake for de
swamp, sure, massa."
Those who know an sthing of the pure negroes
of the South, will see the yraiSemblance of this
sketch. They not a fighting race "a has
been demonstrated by the patience with which
they have waited 1.-THE day OF Jubilee" without
lifting their hands to advance its coming Doubt
less some good fighting material might be lould
among the mulattoes, as the nj Xture Of white
blood always tends To intensity the passions, but
the arms put into the hands of the pure negroes
will be thrown away. Ii is well enough to mus
ter them into the service for fatigue duty but as
soldiers they would be element OF weakness.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
Hon. John 4. G,Imcr, of North Caro-

There Is some light amid all the gloom. With
bur improved facilities for communicating with
bhe southern States, il becomes more certain that
through all that part of the country there is still
y considerable number of prominent men who
have never lowered their knee to the image of
IBaal and are certain To prove staunch supporters
pf the Union Quite number of such have
been heard from. The boldest is Hon Mr. GIL
MAR. OF North Carolina. who. in a State Conven.
bon lately in session at Rtleish, thus expressed
himself while speaking in reference to the new
law taxing slaves:
also while | am up. desire to call the atten-
bon OF those gentlemen who opposing this
neasure Ia the fact that they. and they alone
we're chiefly Instrumental IN carrying North Car
Xplina out OF the Union. Yes, gentlemen. il i
Ou Who were in favor of contracting great debt
By carrying with the Union y on
iaime,i thst secession necessary, in orler 10
1--WE better security 10 the institution of slavery
hence u was for the exclusive benefit OF your
property that sece>slou took place, and this enor-
|nous debt was contracted. and all ci this misery
md siaug liter brought upon the country. At the
commencement OF secession. YOU were exceed
nsl, patriotic and said that the South must se
are her Independence At whatever sacrifice OF
WpiOoN VI 0CdNults
Gentlemen. YOU have succeeded in forcing the
State cat of the Union. you have also succeeded
N saddling great debt upon the State. thus far
our wishes have been realized. You have had
our ssy. In gratifying YOUR wishes this debt
as been incurred. You have remained a; your
bresides while she fearful struggle going on,
mi obliged those Tho represent no property 10
bgh. your battles. Now that tue debt has been
|ontracted ~ you. who represent the slave inter
y of the STATE YOU nevertheless have the cool
se.s. Nth all these facts staring before YOU ia
e face, 20 rise IN your places aud refuse 10 be
axei. By Directing 10 pay your share OF this
reat debt you obliging those who fought
our battles 20 pay Il foe YOU | desire 20 know
there eau be anything more ungrateigl and in
uman than thisl had no hand IN bringing
bout this unholy war. Was not in favor 81 &c
ession. and am not now. love the old Union,
nj long 10 return 10 it. folds | had voice IN
attracting this debt have been opposed u il
II along Notwithstanding this. ] am willing
lat nv slaves should be taxed heavily 10 iiqui-
tie this unjust debt Yea, would gladly eman-
ate them all il il would restore Us back as we
ere before. The slavery question i the cause
this war, and We shall never have peace until
gradual emancipation measure i adopted.