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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Sole pr,pr tor AMI Nanlist turcr ~ the Hard Rubber
rriss nnlr LIS 4 t'"siv4tr's rasqds
The ilr X iisrr rris, t. uni g. itHl Sl-.rir Ia all
oil,c. In the f,sius r~rt>: Wil never lr,sk, ri-t
cnlic cn or blister; can 'c nal" ~fir iu-r " II
cnre Hernia Il vars sianlay: dcS nd pr iniure
the corl AMI !, always clean anal c.-i
i'aiie'iis l~ accurately nti.-i 10y suins size In
inc',rs around l,rly IN llne Il rupture.
frrfrrNrR> b. siii-'ri. ri, others Tie fol-
ln-ri',- only nf-r,-i irnf- Nit afs-ir-: and
Parker, N'N Nark; irfs ,;'.lari anl A7.w inls-
plia: Dr. X. Jnhn~rn, Surgeon tiriWral BUREAU Nal-
ingnn: Prof. I,r.lii,rl fr,r Is, Audr,a> AMI La
VIZ. Cliiri-rf: pr M'lc'it Mlwriik., Vie.
Mts'nctnr"r anl lhTIlr IN SlFal', l'racrs Ai-lon-
ina Sl.gnriers. SIX AID Cotton EiHic >i~kiiiss fur
yarirosr veins. Sis,~.iis-,rN Hai.laps> g.. &c
DIR WIi.tONS rATENr AEEI.tCIAL lft; man
fA"ilrcd hv {. stafford. has uWiy advantages OVER MI
others AMI ~ evidence II slc IL has r,r..i, 81 tie
h-~ r'lrIIm~ the tI.i Sai.- Pairs. nl,ier the
animation II tie IL" surgeons ~ country III mo-
ton j. received frnm rlsr cor. tahrh uiil never
break giving u great preference the SPIRAL spring
us-l ia o.lrr ini'>.
Send stamp fur pamphlet. Posi- Office Box 1855.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

The events - the they developed viii he
faithfully given. that the public may be advised TO
IL progress the result, Of battles the condition u the
eouendng armies and al that affect. the great struggle
at home and abroad Tor the o,erhro~ Of the Rebellion.
In addition. the Senfsasf Will contain the CURRENT
NtwS Of the day. CHOiCE MISCELLANY. STATE
n Ms the latest reports u the NEw iohk aud GIN
ClNNAT GENERAL and CATILF M,RKETS. the con-
diiion Of the MONEY an STOCK MARKkTs in q word.
will h- the effort of The froprrtors Of the .fsae.
give Us columns tor all classes Of readers and
such information will bs especially adapted TO the
we'll being q the ciu1ens Of Indiana.
The Nntin,l will continue represent and stand by
the regular organizations Of the Dcmocratsc party
and NATIONAL sustain the principle. aud policy they shall
avow. and support the candidates they may nominate.
We have no agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow a. We therefore ask Democratic
frendsaIl who desire the u sosnd principles
Daily and weekly until they shall at least reach every
Democratic famil, In Indiana The press is most I'M
portant directing the public mind. and all
that is needsd 20 give the Democratic party pc mAneni
rule is the enlightenment Of the people prici-
piles an policy. u shall be aim with al the ability
We possess 10 faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
promote the true interests II The county.
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mo. u.s.
mo. 2lb.I
UTSrsn STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN


IvSIrsn STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DtANN-SS
whereas. libel OF Information has heen Fled In the
District Court 81 the United states within and Tor she
seventh Great District Of Indiana. OF the 18th day Of
Jsnasry, s6S. oy John Hanna, 10. Attorney IL the
United Tor The District Of Indiana AGAINST the sol
lowing described property u John W Cannon. witt
onc pair 81 s-rond band scan Engines, fuT violation o.
tn powers - act Of Coagnss. approved July y.
l~Ss. emit 81 an set TO srPre~- n~urr~con. O. panel
treason cteoa. - seite and coutcaie the property
Of rebels AMI for ther purpose ami urayng p-uces.
against aii property and that tue may becOnds mne
an4 solt a. ruemp'>' pTupeTiy.
Noe therefore. IN pursuance Il the nonon M der the
seal OF sas Cont 70 me directed ana delivered Do here
BY give public notice - all persos claiming said property
or any part thereof any interested therein,
thar hrv be AMI app before the SAID. the District
Court the United state be h-d 4. the city ~ n
danApol ia and Tor the District % Indiana on The ID
Moiay ~ February newt O'Clock ~ the forenoon
Of that day then anil there intepo-e their claims and
make their ale gations in that behalf
d. q. kOSF L. :. Marshal.
BY l. ) BIssLow, Deputy.
Attest.
foHs II. ksk. Clerk feh3-dl4t
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(No. all
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or H.

mo. 21l.l
UvSTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or H.
u DlANA.S
wmKEks A libel of information has been filed IN tho
District Court of the United states within aud for
the seventh Circuit and District Of indiana the 18th
day Of January. lsG3 b john Hanna, 10, Attorney
of the United states for the District Of Indiana, against
tn following described credits ard effects OF william
J. Hoicomb to-wif. Pour Pr,missory Note. all dated
March 3uth. 1S6 for sssU O0 each, pay sre IN y and
year, respectively from the 1t OcoOer 1851 with in-
teret, said notes given by John j. Oaks 10 on
Seth Way aud by him assigned and transferred 10 said
Ito comb and secured by mortgage certain real estate
IN Laporte county Indiana Tor collation. O the powers Of
Of Congress approved July ". Ss2, entitled IAN
soppres~ nrrectiD. e. punish treason and rebel
ou seEe and concate the properly ofrebels and for
other purpose and praying against said propety.
and tha- the may be condemned aud sold az
enemies property
Now therefor IN pursuance Of the monon under the
said court dire, ted and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said pruprty,
part thereof any manner interested therein.
they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States, 70 be held al the CITY Of indianapolis,
an and for the District of Indiana the third Monday Of
February next. O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
day then and there 90 ntepo>e their claims and 20 make
their allegations In that behalf
II. q. ROSE. 4. = Msrshal.
Per l. ;. BIGELow. Deputy.
Aitest
ions "A. lRxA. Clerk feb3-dl4t
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No. ala
United STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

No. 2l4
n United STATES or AMERlCA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. S.
Whereas. lbl % information has been FLED in the
District OF be United states within and for the
sevenhCruit und District u indiana The roth day Of
January lSS h John Hanna. Esq Attorney THE Unit
fer District OF iuiaua. the TO lowing de-
s-rbct ere Moneys and effects oi CERTAIN per-
uukn, wn. O. vi; s45 90 cash In the hands If
W. Fprihv. also the ~um Of S75 90 IN cash ia the
b sHds u one ~ p. Mccain for violation Of the
Of az act approvedJuy L. lS62 entitled
AN suppress in-urreciion. punish and
rebcout seize ant confscste the property Il rebel,
ami Tor oth-r purpose. and praying process against
sad cash, and that the may be condemned and
soi enemies property.
Nosv therefore. n pursuance o the monon under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
- give public notice 20 all persons claiming sai cash,
any part thereof any al therein.
that they snd appear ocfr the said the strict Court
81 the Juted SAFE 20 be held AZ the city OF Indianapolis.
and Tor the D. trci OF Indiana the third Monday OF
Feh usry next O'Clock ofth forenoon Of that
then aud there nterpose their claims and make their
allie cations IN that behalf
ID. q. ROSE United States Marshal.
BY l. ;. BIsKIow, Deputy.
Attest
JOSH n. RIA. Clerk feh3-dlst
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There elias, Of diserse that produces such exhaust
ing effects upon the human constitution Diabetes and
Disease - Kidneys bladder and Urinary Passages
ard through false msesiy they pcgleiea until they
are 50 advanced be beyond the control - ordinary
remedies, and Nc sreseui the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
MrLrcsn, CoSS.. November I9,h. 1851.


Ms wv. II GRssc.
Lrr 49, have for several wears been afflicted with
that trouhlesorns ard a. riSen>e GraVe which
resisted al femedie> ana do.r>. until took Cont
Water. and yoa NAV IL Assured that exceeding 8
plea-ei with the result. Il has entrey cured me- and
you may maze any % my You may fii
gard 10 The medicine. A. have entire confidence
efficiency. lo1rs truly. POND SIkONG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

DsNvIIE, PA. June ., lSs2.
Dr. WV. n. GkEGe-Dsdr SIR: In February, 1851. /
Attic ed with the sugar diabetes for live months
! pa more than gallons Of Ia hours. !
va, obliged TO get up often ten twelve times tu
ring the night and VI tive lost about SO pounds
weight. During the month of July, '6l, procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, and IN DAYS after
using II experienced relief and after taking two bottles
vas entirely cured after regainng my usual good
good health. Yours, truly,
w. l.. DE WITT.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE


rnE governmental and political questions % be
coming yesT ~ill have shsof,asg lnseres Or ~
ei'isen We ar engaged IN ggssse evil ~sr sh.
suit q shich none fore-es. IL tAseatsns rsslcs
change IN he institutions and pFnslss apoa ~hlch ne
Goveulmeit fonn.ed. and the a--truction q n.
liberty and ushe u The eitissu. such - The
people q no ether natiea have snlossd. an I
~'.rh may - stiribui-d un~qusisd progress
10 ns, an- prosperity snd greasne-.. The issue -in
be poa us. whether 'his FREE ssvsument shall -
preserved sua naiui ssd % ~ ststes
Under The Constitution pepstaalsd, urapoweriul central
aathority b. permitted grew - ,hi- ~ar. oHssr-
atins State line. INSTITUTIONS sr si thos checks
upon The feisral Government. rights fs-srsed hy The
.taes. Which have ih~ -soelsuc- ard .ups
riorliy q or nationality sise- "one the sea fof
the otsects sst isuh b. the Constitution. bat
distinct the hillow," in the msnarsmsui II their
purely domestic Affairs. rhe-s Questions involved
IN the sl~cton- ana The veac~ - ths opie
must smphstcaly expressed Cor the consiiiution
y and INC Union g. was.". Never ibers tine
When u saso important that The people should b. thor
oughly adv-d the progre-s and condition - pablo
affair. an q passing events people are not NJ for
self government urlcs. with intelligent Judgment they
drcde upon the questions which affect aliks their
and the public welfare
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Agents will be supplied at u cents week.
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ELDER, uAsKNESs. a. BINGHAM.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Anew Legislature viii assemble the sth - Jsnu-
AIRY next IT, action ~ill have deep interest for the
eiiiIens q Indiana. The HfiHsl viii contain faithful
and intelligent report Il it, proceedings. that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre
.eutatiVes are d,snu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
CONSTITUTION WATER

t. the public with the conviction that u has no equal IN
relieving the class 81 diseases Viii il has been found =
efnnenty successful in curing and that We n Al,
be Eded for efforts in Tlacing remedy
form 70 meet the requirements Of pAteE, aud physi-
clan.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGisrS-PIlCE 81.
wM. n GREGG A CO. PrOpretors
Morgan A Ar~n. General Agents No. 20 CHA street
Ss~ York. Wight French, 81 Randolph a.; Smith
Dwyer - Lake II. Wholesale Agents. Chicsgo Illinois
lAu3sdar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

viii assemble. and the mo.f important question.
Will be brought before for determination. One q
which. the Emancipation and ColoniI.iion policy n the
President ~ vitality affect the fsture OF the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii be
n.rf.,s ia IA. - .fi..I
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NOTICE.
TRUSSES, &C.

L B. : z Z Z : vs. = z Us -
ESTABLISHMENT. l'G CLARE ~. Cmc.Sn. lit.
Braach - ice-No ,, Nor e F,rih street ST. Louis Mo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
DRUGS.

n HAVE associated Nth me IN busiu~ss NJ q.
sloan. sbo has bren si-taft IN the store Zoe
nurbsr ct war past thereafter The ~iil b.
continued al The ID sfauf under the nrm ~
uHOM>tN. a >fOtN.
feel grateful Tor the hbers patronage which have
ever rccived-tru-i ~ strict attention. business and
the wants Of customer. sud retain he
X. BROWNING.
A IL persons knowing themselves indebted 10 ne gill
~ please call AZ their eadsss c"nsenence aud make
settlement ~ ssulc. and ohhge X. htowNtSS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
READ, READ. READ.

lrate and drench the Kidneys by constant use soon
led euron.c deseneTailon and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
DYSMENORIIGA, OR PAINf UL MENSTRUATI0N, AM
INMENORRHAGlA UR PkOFUsE FLOW NJ.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIOY,

Which In the married female IL constant recurring
d ease and through neglect the seeds Of grave AMI
dangerous maadis the result, aud month after
month passes without effort being made to assist
ure, the suppression becomes chronic the patent gradu
all, loses her appetite, the bowels constpated night
sweats and the consumption finally ends her
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
Brushes! Brushes!

1An DOZEN Paint aud vsrnish brushes, Wall
~OU Brushes. sash Tools. blenders. Scrub. Shoe.
Horse d1r Hat aud Cloth Brushes of al Kin d. a. lo~es
figures at BROWNING SLOA>'S.
jci4-aeodAweow3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Has proved itself equal the task that has devolved
upon H.
DIURETICS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long since given M the of buchu cubes and
niber in the treatment OF these Diseases and only them
for the want oil a better remedy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Diseases occurring from and the will be
entirely cured By the Constitution Water taken for any
length time. The dose should vary with the severity
Of the disease from twenty drops 10 teaspooniu three
times day Ia water During the passage ~ the Cacu-
lu- the PAIN and urgent mptoms should be conbated
With the proper remedies then followed up by the Con-
sttutOn Wafer, as above directed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon inflammation 81 the
cou> lining Of the vagina womb. II l. in ali
cOmpanied by pain, the back. the bowels
and through the pS. Ateaspoonfu Of the medicine may
be taken three times day, with an injection OF table
spoonful Of met inc, mixed with halt ptt Of son water
morning and evening.
IRRITATION or THE NICK tF THE BLADDER, IN
FIAMM N1ION or THE ktDSr YS AND CA1AkRH
Or The BLADDER. >rRANGUARN AMI BJhN
INC OF PAINFUL UklNATlNG.
For those diseases IL Is truly sovereign remedy and
too much csuna be said IN IT, praise. single dose has
been known L. relieve the most urgent symptoms.
you troubled with that di- tresSng pain the small
Of the back and through the hips A teaspooniu day
ofConstltution W ater will relieve " u Ae magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has equal IN relieving the most distressing symp
toms. Also, Headache Heartburn Acid ach, vomit-
ing Food, &c. Take tea poonful after dinner 1hs
dose In all be increased desired, but IL should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03

Owing 60 che rem oastranSss OF numerous
srisnas ws have sOnsludsd to leave the
aaas o. ouf paper unchanged. The name
10 matter Of very little interest to rs, and
IL our patrons would rather have il NOn-
psrsil than Slope we are satisfied to lss 10
remain so.
Our Daily We have not enlarged, for the
very good reason that We have nothing TO
gil it up With. Strange 60 it may ssems it
10 nevertheless true, that, with Our present
small paper, and low advertising rates, We
still have space "tO let" Our merchants
have all promised fair, but very few Of
them have as yet "come 70 time" When
We receive all the advertisements promised
US, we will enlarge 10 the meantime We
csn's afford to pay twenty Ave cents pound
for paper ''juss for looks"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
CLEAR AS MUD.

Our venerable contemporary comes down
on Us, this week, like an avalanche. He
dsvotes to our benefit an extravagsns
amount of his valuable space, and succeeds
in establishing, beyond question, two very
important facts, e: lst.-Thss he 10 a
wise ma 2d.-Thst We are a fool. We
say be has established these points ss
facts, beyond a peradventure. He proves
biz, first position by quoting entire, an ar.
ticle from the NonpareiI; We want no better
evidence than this, of bic sanensss bis
readers will all agree With us, that in copy
ing his editorials from the NonpareiI be
gives unquestionsbIe proof that bus head 10
emphaticalIy "souud." His second posi-.
ton he establishes by saying "it's 500
Being famous throughout all the "region
round about" as man of uuquestionable
veracity and "much real worth of cbarsc.
ter," his assertion that sits So; at once
puts an end to ell argument.
We stated, few days since, our opinion
that Mr.. Mahoney bad been guilty of Ger.
tain acts, which, according to the Constitu-
ton of the United States, are treason; this
statement our nsghbOr denied, sOd cbsl-
lenged us to the proof; we cited, for bic
bene6s, q column Of proofs, which, BY rot
daring TO answer be admits as incontrovsr.
tble, aud contents himself with che asser-
ton that We are q fool. This assertion
may have g powerful bearing upon the
question, and do much TO convince the hon
est public that DENNIS 10 persecutsd pas.
riot, but with our weak mind, and very
limited powers Of comprehension, we "doD't
see it,"
Our Beighbor, in one particular, does us
gross injustice. He miseonstruss our Ian.
guage, and iUsiuustes, repeatedly, that We
have "howled traitor'' at him. Give the
devil his due, nsighbor-ws never did it,
Certainly it 10 enough for as, with our
weak Obsuss and inexperienced nisd, 20
cope with the gigantic intellect Of our ven.
cradle neighbOr, without having COR msaB-
ing misOOnstrUed, and our stassmsnes mis-.
Represented. A msn's Opinion-whasssss
il may bs-does not Of itself make hin
guilty OF treason, but whsH he expresses
bis opinion in such q manner 90 20 exercise
40 evil influence upon the maids and sesiOps
Of others, be becomes guilty. And is was
10 shis light that We consider Dir. Mshony
guilty Of treason bus in shis light We win
never consider cur gifted Dsighb"T guilty,
for the records will not show N instance
wherein any man has been iDdasDssd, Tor
good or evil BY his opinion.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
THE BANKS EXP EDITION.

The expedition under command OF Gen.
Banks, has landed at New Orleans. Gen.
Banks has assumed command Of the De-
partmsnt of the Gulf, and Gen. Butler 10
on bis way home. The telegraph informed
as Of this near a week ago. iDss which
time we have waited patiently u hear OF
something further from New Orleans, but
nothing more has transpirsd-this Sppesrs
to be the upshos of the whole matter. AT.
ter all the exaggerated stories We have been
reading for the past month, in regard 70
the conqussts to be made, the victories
achieved,' and the wonders performed BY
this mammoth expedition, it is dif6culG for
us to reconcile ourself TO the ida that the
whole stupendous affair, after ell, amounts
only to the supsrsedure Of Gen. Butler
"mersly this and nothing more"
We have never felt disposed TO fnd fault
with the ''powers that be" on account Of
the conduct of the war, but il We were in
the habit of grumbling We would certainly
take advantage of the present occasion, for,
to our way of thinking, there has been NO
enterprise set or foot since the war COM
mepced, which has been prolific OF so much
talk and so little cider. II every iudivid'
ual member Of the Banks expedition were
a Gen. Banks, we would risk old Batter
with the New Orleans rebels. in preferences
to the whole crew. He hss been emphatic
ally "tbs right man 10 the right place" bat
it,may be that be can do the country better
ssrvice in an important command 10 Virgin.
1--we shall see.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03

Fayettev lille, Ark. Jan. l.
Additional particulars Of the raid 10 Van
Buren, hsS been received.
+ Oar army was ten miles this side Of van
Bures yesterday norniHg on their return and
would bivouae On the sop Of the mountain
l"ss night, and expected to reach Prairie
Grove to-day.
Gen. SchoGsld joined thea a few miles
beyond the foot of che mountains.
The steamers burBed By our forces bad
full ssrgOss Of grain and provisions for
the Esbsl army.
A large amOans Of army stores were also
harmed.
The rebels burSed their arsenal and ferry
boss as Fers Smith, TO prevent il from fall.
ing into she hands Of the Fsdsrals. ALSO
large quantity 81 forage and provisions,
On the Opposias aids Of the river. we're il.
eludsd in the es6Hsgration. IT,
The Gre was raging when cor forcssaefe.
Many desersers have come itso Ger lines
They report shas two Misssari Regimspss
stacked asas . fem days since, erossed tho
rivers and went home. Anoshse rsrinsus
isss Q Short tine .aftsry taking their arma
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03

"a cherished psissiplss Of their Heb lsgssJ.
b.. cher ssgkis sh.s 40 isssdsd 10 sae
grsas principles u bssars. The 'eaass OF
slI ,h;s Il kpown, snd tie mea will treasure
Il :un In shsir minds 90 % % Be able TO mass
koowu the sSsioOs Of men, who are only 90
addsrs 10 the path.
When I rsHses upon the cssdnss q sOms
osscsrs, who are only . dstrimsns % sas
gIOriOuxCsass Of hunss liberty, my hesss
siuks wilhip me, for my hopes Of tho Ia
,urs grow din, and ON lsd 20 think that
man 70 not capable Of self government and
shas Washington lived In vaiO. Oh FOR Q
migA.y leader, mighARimp~Osd and deed, 70
lead 70 victory the greas hosts thss SOC
ahaks tho sonsinsas Nth their tread, ready
90 sasriaos their lives upon the altar OF
American liberty, and 90 down 10 duSs TO
mingls with pasFiOss,sO keep alive the Pr'nc'-
pies Of Franklin, carry cot the mandates Of
Jeasrsoo, and let ell coming ages kno~ thai
Freedom was born In the eighteenth o"nt"Ty'
nourishsd through the new moon Of the
nineteen uUsil she is 90 strong and pow
srful that slavery's chains caS not bind,
nor traitors destroy, bot that Der wings will
spread over the globe ere the middle OF To"
nsxs hundred years, and ell nations bow to
her Goddess, and learn var no more.
Bot before peace esD be restored TO- our
borders, great must be the changes Hpon
The sunny plains of the South. No longer
must the ctankiDg Of slsTsry's chains DO
tOrss upon sossnsrn brssrss, over rice
Gslds and orange groves, to our ears away
up in the free North; bat the bagIs Of
freedom must be blowb loudly from every
bill top and citadel. Then the North and
South will uui's stronger than ever.
Let as then on TO the conflict. 90 With
brave hearts, bright hopes, and go 10
bounded trust 10 God, and be Who stretched
for % these prairiss, planted for us these
groves, piled for ne these rugged heights,
sent these rivers dashiDg throug b our land,
and led % through all the dark mysterious
past, will guide us still, and bring as
through With the golden srOphies'O Of vic
tory.
From ell can gather, think we will
remain here some time. All the boys are
anxious to move southward, and l hope We
will not be kept back, for | do want TO see
q fight. VIII. ID.