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, 1863-11-12
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
L TRANSPORTATION.

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sdet.to Ns4s ne :Ate ger 100 POUNDS ior 10o i1ea
~ ::'i: g s.
H. eaieat 70 s. racsoortet each yes- viii no. a..
poaS o. Keas 10. !, Id s&oaoo Poaads o. Eoass
psIta:aa eiosee1 hafd bread pins amber. shingles
staaa!. msst Si!a tae,z pane. n full. =. weu -
R:;a S. 'ad & E
:? .ss q
s III e s9e f;Sa
nes n aseozi4aea vita tho tera Of thi4 adye.tisa.
re anonnt Of bonds requt1 ID viii Do Axfotlox1:
On Route No 6n
-au,nM -cuo,nHeM
, 1863-11-12
MEN OF ILLINOIS |.

Zoa ~ .gs:a x9znoaed 70 ra,,y asoa.1 ~
dear OH Flag. Your s7on1ueous and xlo<fo9a
'pA1t3t1m hx& EttEefto Esor1 thEa AQuATlek1
svssy gu at yons soaasy. Iase1.shanls la.s.e asa
htssn.@ IL sadJ L. t.a hed No o;heE Biata h1s %
proud sscoIt. Ths 1ebe Eo1 y Ets3ag - ataxKas
ststwsrt ena1 Of tne Bspubnc- tow h.ows mofo md
EsH on dlea Ina ena !. nas5: You5 cauattJ aka1!
the BATHS scR:td heeoea VIC. on auadsso Gostos1
lads hAYe adt tne nAme Of nn7ai1ao tasror "a
ysu TT nbera1ity Worthy a1lko Of b. gratitude fK
II N psst achievements, and her fAtth IN 1nu ability
nald aSAip! ~ tn-dsel aIE thousands. a1d a11s a
tie ma. eert th4t sa. bring 1Aa informal DsKoa oG
ssali his CoaEoaWo%sth AID the RsanoHo bliss yoz,
aod ycur rAue1 md Ee1ncr1e4 b. luHktAE
1AMK4 QAKE
Lieut. Colonel tth q, q, EkvA1SY.
oat5 oEo tn a. l. Fro Nzz. Gen III
, 1863-11-12

$~4%S4 A'o0Lo IAfIG oAASt
l. o11Tok Ass1s1Aar QuA1T14x4srxz.}
sralsp M f5S IN II 1
anlaE M- Friday. Hosembar 18th, ISIS, n1r
100000 Bushels of Oats,
Steamboat Landir So. Railroad Dspots ana aoveEa-
nal tee Of icssssEs II tho rate ot Is m
1e!Ts.t.s to comn s1cs o7embes 1ith,
and Weight Il Tie pisce of delivery
csss ds sta bs saae az III eaaa &
{he T1e ot ve Euaa: ed dollars for each 20 90 busdes
to be fczfeed to the aovern cat. tn Tho paSt8
cheess C % vii / Rot e b. reeeivea : ss dsposits
l. hona TO thu amount OF twenty pes cn1t Of thu
Tsne g tss Co. tVae: assrde' s!sns1 y t. ,sspoa.
OF the coutrscr Mil be required IA seeuE-
reI Of the vAloe Of l.hs Quantity awarded.
viii BE- Withheld trcm h:ss deliveries
Biddars muat give satisfActoIy evidnaca OF taeak
Eepeslta zuas be Il separate packa7es, aad suJ en-
bids mutt be endorsed Psopo,a!a f,r Oats"
TIE rIsnt 's rsst1Sed to FsJsct & any OF III Bill
Sealed rEopcsais rii % received. As sD,vs nsa'
10000 Bushels of Oats,
ne eeTtrst It Cairo. m1aos as Tho rateof 70 ooo
o1sss4 II 2es ~ y a,.n, .,.
Bes Will 1eccy.d Tor e u than 10o oao bushets
Cash depssiis 1.t be mage VITA e4en propaasl =
~ e &. dSs &
pa3tI 1at4 q bond + tse cout:acs D awarded bin1.
Elds must be Eaae ea.telp ae2ssate nom ntheT pro-
i4 a bats ;S e1xs1ee no and endorsed
Win taeae a1cepfoss tie same conditions apply to
a. 70 those neDs oped e ths ,sE pa
uo10 psi 1t CkIt n O. IN
, 1863-11-12
T>O THE DEBILITATED.-Con-

L ynleGcent tioEfy re soves1rx from the e1ecs4 o.
5vmftent or fn1sxtut,nns 1evet, d5aenEef1 e n 1a
ltGA VII nnd Ru6TETIEn'6 STOMACH BatTks5 q
ocT@g tWnt .nd eerta:n. SothDF ea3 8 more Eea
IA tnan IL .euect OF 1he we~S an9 otnHseteas
4etr1n:N f1o1 Mt-ror 70 the cosat in search q
nts tiers t. Ieknuu ot vitality In esesy bot Is
d i! Il Il bes. a1Rtys t. htys # - oompanion
have H. too. evozy sestlolneGt~ aea1 ~ REMOTE ~
y preseat Clip y Ing u !ro1n:e" By lA6nx II as
ID FEW ntoIoHs, tic un&ootin1,a. will cEca2e The
paint etd pbuA1tles Of wtk* Is called 81 xABoE1Ha.
bArds DIE Dou1 trus. TO ESAss1TED nasusr: Ks1K-
foroK en6 AE4uLaTt - nAtu. 8! poEerf With Ilo8.
veil A. oontt~rfe:ta 4.c roaa, be sure son have
tho 1nrx A3z7cl1. ftch 1ot:le Of which nAs suPeb
aru the prtKot." a14u stEnsd Hostetter A0ith.'
nsytax sd tae oic,ssi cn,ensa q! ihs Bottles sue
htitute AIoonoIac foleoa IN tdeif 4teAd-
EolQ E6rS 1t T 1AeAte
, 1863-11-12

+ d!sexss OF she Stomach eat Ll1e1 acting through
heKtdney1 and 2. without do1bt, TIA most Obstinate
& nstitn1lpa have 70 space for dtscnsang cas1ss
tut Will state thatrhe effect Of tic disease The 20
version Of tho sserchy pEiEpe (or vegetable portion
q ne ioco tpto sUGa; WITCH stimulate. ths tdaeya
su1er from this disease who ara ignorant ot e: to4t
+ ttey pass large Quantities aaIinx the Gay aad 40
during night No notice Is tsken Of It until fher
attention Il called to ne largo dscaarss Of wats1, and
often Whe1 tn 70 tar AdVAcced to be beyond the
control OF o1dirary remedies, Another symptom Is
tbs great thiBt which, when the discs Is fully esta5
= IL o1t being satisfied. also dryrns. Of the moQtj
c. ackirg OF tho upt sweet breath IN the fuo1e sd
A-d the patient gradually ainks tfou axhausuoa-.a
, 1863-11-12

eady hour On Saturday morning, ard rrested
general feeling Of sadness aud depression in
.thn community. The brave and gallant men,
20 suddenly cut OF. were mostly natives aud
! residents Of this city, and their deaths have
brought mourning to l. large number Of
friends. The bodies were brought to the city
on Saturday evening, aud taken possession Of
BY their respective families. On Sunday af-
! terncon the funerals took plaza from the Va
rfous residences IT the deceased, foloacd By
large crowds Of sorrowIng relatives and sym
psthizirg f.1ecds rhe sccae Ia Traat street,
where three funeral PROFESSIONS followed 10
succession, WAS peculiarly sad aad painful
to witress. The bs.e+1sd families Lived side
by side.
| On Saturday the bomba1dmen. ragged furl-
ously. 4 steady FIRE was kept 1p bY two
McpitoI6, tvo heavy and two light Fided guns
At Gregg, three. heavy rffed guns and fcur
four ritied guns at Wagner -Four hundred
and fo7ty-three .riled shots were fired
from THE land batteries Of ~hich sixty. one
Eieeed e:ghty:six from the Monitors, all Of
Ehlch sfzuck; and :hrse huedEed and seventy,
:; Tht mortsr fuses, We learn, were eo cut as
10 explode the thella second Or two after tue
DUNG Saturday night seventy siaea ahota
were fired, ,moat;y with time fasss, Of which
tn passed over; and thirty three moftH
fhel15,, of which t8e1ve failed to strike. The
fire Of the lard batteries WAS directed chiefly
st the southwest angle Of the fort.
= Tie flagstaff was shot away twice On Satu1.
day, ard Tep,aee1 BY seFgeart Graham, Cor
po1al Hill and private r. s 1a1n, all Of Com
p7ny F, Twelfth Georgia battalion The
flagstaff was 60 cRt up that itwas found nec-
ccssa1y to rsIse the battle fag Of the. Twelfth
On Sanasy ID y f. sini i1irg va, still kept up BY
the Monitors and, the land batteries, and IN
the aftarnooa at intervals. The shots wero
estimated by some to be discharged At the
rate Of four minute. 's
The firing is sill going on, hot and heavy;
at the cloaing Of our report-ten o'clock sua-
BEAunEuARn rAys TR1suTE TO THE RxHGI NAyr.
HE41quAniERs DEr'r. or sou7H CARoL1aA ~
. - CHARLESTON, 8. G.. Oct. %, 1885,;
GENERAL 0RDEns. No 109.-Ihe Commanding
General feels It his duty to publish to tho force1
andtot the country the names Of the stoathearted
officers and men Of the Confederate States Navy,
neatly destroyed the United States t:eam
fftEnte New 1ronsides at her mo o7fngs OF Morris
Island. Lieut.. Wm. r 9aasell, acting Assistant
EuGi9ccr J, a Toombs, Pilot VIM. Cannon, IFIre-
msn ,.S Sas ~ suvsn we're yolunteeEs for the service
Commensurate with their daring. Tho country
cannot forget their bravo endeavoE, though IN
successful. and it will surely inspire ofdceFn and
men OF both arms Of the eerv1ee to emulate them.
They hase shown What four resolpte mea csn
accomplish. The oxaEple must not be barren.
BY command Of GEN. BEAuIEaAED.
:Tuoe. JORDAN, Chief Of Staff,
, 1863-11-12
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

- l.
Containing pesry SOC p'kee and 1a tins Pih1es and
ErErBvtDg1 o3 the Ankt1Ly CT the bexUAl Organ IN
date cf Health 1na Dlse&se. xtth TrnArtae On 8e
ADnse u Dsp'n.es Soase9geaees @ = H2oo ~ Ai2d
only rational ard saccessfrl node Of cu.e. " shown
y fht report Of cAtes teAsea truthful acvtser "a
anterta,n doubts Of Their physlca1 cond ton: Bent
{ree of postage 70 Ary att-tse. On reespt Of cen4
n 4tAMpA Or postal currency, By addressing III, La
CK0l1 No. 81 kAlten Lane, Albany. Il. 7.
, 1863-11-12
TRU SSEE,
6hou}dar Braces, Abdor1.nt! Supporters, Elxstt
ptoek1agB. &C.. &C.. s: l. 3. EkELKf'6 Ttuss kAtab

leg Clark Strees, Chicago, m.
oe proprietor and ot The Hard Hobss1
11uSA uAoe1 Riga GotdyGar'e P4te1tx. This Tfus,
cuKKs Eupt1re1 and freee The cord from Ill pressure
H1n never rust. break c1Ae. gall OF bl1stax. can bt
md good sne@. -re-eest vtrhng thla Truta cAu be
Nocu1AtelS ntte d. Dy sending uze IA Inches Aeound
bo6Y Ia linz Of fpptEIH, DEL Xh1a- IL Z, E44
, 1863-11-12
Diabetes, and Diseases OF
the Kidneys and Bladder
Constitution Water

Hss bsen pronounced bJ tho Medical Faculty. and
penan.st cure Of al d!sesss. of :he B;o naeh: var
Kidneys. Bladder aud Womb. thAr hAs eyer ba.n
II Is Lot Alrerl Water. It Is from sxpe.ionco
Tint Constitution Water h4a e112nated. 2ud wa noN
@y Lot no man doubt when 4 Jingle botua has h4eo
II OVID to cure 6sessts which tne best medical taleAt
In tnis country has tailed to relera =
ter csnrot bs c!Rssed 1ader Quack p!roatatlocs ~
Il 3 NOW u3ed bx tds u,ost scientific practitioners In
tl city. Il only second Glass phyHcAns taht CRY
down popular remedies while tho better sE1led make
ute Of every reaks to AceoI pl'ah 2 cure; and the
xhile ctts1a ia In the sttempt. sctencs u sataned
Qiva CONSTITUTION Water lair t1s1--we nsan you
VIC eIe 1noer toHe apect11lsss ca!e from year g
coEttanty tesorsg to local -r1eatnent Rud al Sort
OF ocs1 tor with much chance
Of success ~ tteTt would be from locA application
to the throat Tor diseases Of tha brain,
e Lave al~ays been careful to use languages IN on
c tbat could rot shock the Eoat delicate organ
peleons Tor which Constitution Water Is adapted AnG
Of Ehote dtRe&as mention hss been mAde. that We
have cona to tha co1cluaon that Il the remedy 10 c.
FAble 0f producing cure 30 Matter what the disease
Eay be, # should be z ade k.cwn. The medicine Il
PIuo for tho public. a1d thera should ba no excep
f.oEs.
Wewou1d aay, Uon,tttutlo1 Water IL not Ike = GID
cne ia every sense Of tho teru, placed In the hands
Of tho people for their relief and Il taken according
to tho aleCtons It will in every produce fzdl
cs cure Te would s&y that tbs objections In regard
q Diet &c 1els:o only to tse ctseaso uade1 Talch
tha1 oecu1s
, 1863-11-12

One glance at their array"
They are soon safe under the friendly cove,
Of = ridge Of ground, and night began to
foes,
The 1st diyieion. 9Th corps, commanded by
General RuEsI, were drawn up In Two liuoa
cf battle, shout one mile from the run. The
lot div1eion, 9Th corps, formed The left. The
ground Vas open. covered with heavy
growth OF dead grass. immediately in front
were The guns Of the enemy, the gunnera
rlain1y visible. For half mile over thia
ground tic 1st brigade, supported by the ed,
which was under Temporary command Of Col.
El1naker, Of the 18th Peunsylyaufa. ad-
tanced on double quick. Two bitches, wide,
deep AID muddy, had to be crossed. For q
moment there was slight confusion, but the
line vas soon dressed and they continued on,
through showers Of grape and canister Not
rifle was DISCHARGED till the men got close
10 the 1edoubis. When the last cannon was
tired at the stcrming party they were not tea
feet t1Gm their muzzles. Sergeant Roberts,
# the 9Th Maine, Was the first to leap into
The fo1t: Beng alone. he ras ordered to
when in jumped q score or more Of his com
5ades. Quick as lightning he took up his
piece, dashed up TO tall colof.se1Fe4ut.
enatched the flag from his hand, and bore It
of In triumph. Another man took an officer
lrisone:, ind became 50 enthusiastic th.t he
"~A*1 AA5A9% ANA &AN p.A1VAE1 AE uaQ u
guard. At last hls anxiety to join IN the
melee became 20 great, that he caught his
prisoner BY the collar and kicked and pushed
him over the rampartB Of the fort, 4 lew
rebels fed to the liver, and one was shot In
the weter- Many took refuge in the neigh
boring lori, hnt they Were soon captured,
Seven pieces ef steel rifed cannon were here
captured and brigade of infantry.
GEltan's battery now got the range Of tle
left-hand fort Shell after shell WAS plunged
into the ea1then square. The place, for no.
ment, WAS unte1able. The Louisiana Tigers
withdraw for moment to breathe the fresh
air: The I'd brigade, 1st division, 5th corps,
daeheG through The embrasures and over the
psraPtt # the vacant fortress. The line was
encirclng the Louisiautans, and in five min
ufes after deadly vc11ey was heard, chetr
ptaled ont on the evening air; the fort was
eartnred, The Tigers Gagged. Four guns were
found in tie fort, and the men Of the Louis
laHa brigade, commanded by Gen. Hayes,
NUMBERED amorg our captures, We held the
line Of the Rappahannock that night. The
men elept on their arms. The next morning
the 1tbels we're not, to be seen. Their pom
toons we're. there but they lad fed In COM
pany with Surgeon Sullivan, Of the 9th Min
nesota, wandered over the battle field till
midnight. Many a man. blessed the ekillfu1
hands Of hin who sought them ont on the
field, and bound mp their wounds. In glean-
ing the subjoined list of casualties was very
much assisted by DI. Perkins and the surgeon
Ct the 49th Pennsylvania To1nuteers.
, 1863-11-12

Bos1oS EoESZNs, y. r. Dec. Y, 81,
wv. q. GRra9 Cos: -. &:
Gents: freely Rlve you liberty to make use Of the
tHoNlnX certificate II tho value Of Eous5ttution
MAter, which cal fe>ommd1d In the highest man
ny vile, Who VIZ STACKED With pain IN tho should.
r4piaaon of tie Heart, atie2ded viii FAIlta9 8 ths
Womb pJk.eonosshes. md Irritation Of the Bladder,
month"; when 10 1s her voIsa than 10 md found har
dIsen employed orc of tue best phyhct1ns cosld
ind who attended hee for about nine month"; xnd
Hh!ic she WIS nEueE hla care ehe did not snaf quita
- = E39sh p9m n nn4lly Kavs heE up. ND said hi
coab1Ianon OF complaints that medicine Siyan for
one oPtIAies q AtnSs eoHe cthsr nf har otrcultes
t1oE Water end 70 utter sstooIkhment anost Tia
kept CT improving rapidly under its treatMsnt sns
EoE saps5:ntenda entirely be. domes1c affairs sho
four veeka. and VIC Are happy to say tkat It la pr
acced 3 permanent cure.
Nx. q. VAa pxy.cuorxH.
, 1863-11-12

WxrnKRsFIELD. C:aa-, March 2, 1851
DR. n. B. GRx9p:
Dear Sir: Having seen your adgerttsemant of Coz.
ett.4t;o5 NRtef, recommended for Inflammation Of
leted tor he PAL thres 5saEahrd ried tho skill Of
n1nPef 9! Eh5 q ne1ans Win only temporary relief.
totta Of 3c1r sEF5t5s* Hart{osd- Aesats Lea a.eon
If:nnd agreat ehR1Ee IN my hea1th. fhavs used Two
nottes o. and N wkere Inever expected to BE- ID
my HE: Eell. ana IN Eood Epffif& cannot exnrna1
ny gratitude for It: ioel taas It Is III aud more tnan
you iecoEE end It to b.. May the blessIaG Of God
eTrr attend you In youI 1Abors ot love, ~ Ns-"
To11s, tIulT. LEONARD g. Draxrnw
, 1863-11-12
BEAunEuARD pATe TRIBUTE TO THE REBEL HAy1
HEADQuAni ERs DEr'T. or SOUTH CAROLINA
= GEORGIA AND FLORIDA, r,

RECRUITING The New York papers ssy
that the result Of the election has given IN
impetus to the recruiting business In that
city, aud there has been almost twice the
number Of men enlisted eince, than :there
nos for three weeks before that time.
, 1863-11-12
CONSTITUTION WATER

CONSTITUTION WATER
I'D ae faye a. much eol6eea:s Has iii speciac q
wetATe that opium VIII prod nee sleep and tlnthf1y
sss't sssds h'' cured s''s7 'a'' Ia which A'' been
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky
Discharges after
l|riRating.
essqaYS ssq;a =; csnsn 9a ~
IL ans length 81 s;mas ~'o'"'' "s'ss' '&Aen
In D5smenorrhea, Or Painful tIeastruation,
and Menorfhagia, Or Profnse Flowing.
Roth diseases as,s.nx from faulty eec.cton Of the
ns.,E1s IT. aa Z. ths ens case being tSo e .ad
ID It, bs 81 spesas esfsa 81 s. Pi sSs
t. Is qE
-: organ ard Is tEowa BY senee Of heayasss and
:ssfs: e ;s;&& 'sss7sf
Sis 1 snsRss s. M f2!' e pssa sasE
I'D + e ~: fs e.
Le:e speaE mare EE:t,cas;7 q told Fees P4ioits.
t,::nes OF Hss Lansuo. Lasasade ind Dasss 81
SUPPRESSED NEHsTRUATIoN.
LEE dsesse and 5nso1ah 1sklees ne seeds of moFs
IsSn1s sapptesson 5ece@ss eaSs eSFoS
e: es
T1oS npal:J eds her career.
Irritation Of the Neck OF the Bladder, Inaam-
nation of the Kidneys, Catarrh OF
the Bladder, St1anguary and
Burning, Or Painful
:. Urinating.
Tot these diseases i Is truly .sove.e,sn .smsdy.
desc Eas beeE known to relieve tue 4sost symp
Are 5ou troubled with that distressing pain In TIA
q Constitution Wsts: vii III ''1qnn, 5o1 IT,
PHYSICIANS
Eaya 1oag since given up the use OF buctu, cuosbs
AID Juniper in tho treatment Ct these dieases and
only use them for the WALT OF better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has equal 10 the tssk that has 6eyolyed
uponit.
DfUREIIES
I,ttste and trcnch the kidneys aad by Constant uss
soon 1ead to chronic degeneration a2d confirmed
ulseasa,
.
Rnntff Efnnt1f3 DaoIf}l
, 1863-11-12
DHE8l PuESll


DILESi PHESli
4 DR.. EITFlELD'B
VEG PILLS..
Are Knped tartktn cEfe for FlETQIA. BLIND
OR BLEEDING PILES.
We would caution ali VINO x.e victims to TITS ds-
Areaslpg complaint 70 avatt he use Of external app!
1adona they result onlytr aKErkvAtnE the dseAse
D.. wlTf1NDF remedy removes tho cause Of the
. ks1aA18. &Ld Efects pe1nAtent cue
ThIB Is so QUA Z AEDtCIKK.
1hese Pills hAye bee1 rec for the Int eeve1 yea1z
hnd IN no instance have they failed 70 cure
PE1oa 81 DaaA Per box etnt by mall roany addre1a-
J. X1UGG. 6ole proprietor,
For sh.a n1 BL1hs SHARP. ii Las sifest, CHI.
fSACo Iii. eA4-m5l6.sm
, 1863-11-12

IT UBBARU g. HUNT, Agents,
Ill CHICAGO. Ill.
Full compliance s6e with the LaEf Of each Sts.e n
which the PhGnix does buB!1esa
, 1863-11-12

FLOUR BARRED SLAVES,
l. >; i, HEAD1E8 AND HUDPB,
500, 600 Slaves with Ulrsled Heading,
: !. - : .60O> 900 Ash HOOPS.
Eow unoattng and for sale IN car load lots hv
. ot21 ofEI kY :. MAH1IT T,ATHAM
, 1863-11-12
Goods sent BY Express to any part Of the Loya
States, with bill payable on delivery,

Fe!tOn4 With WhoC1 VIC EAva EA3 no PREyloV4 or
tKGp1AE dealings ordering Goocs 10 70 hy Xxprrss
bill for same pavnb dc.1ye:r. ust IN III casos =
rtt n. lcant :? 10 advance = guasa.tae nat tue
1fcnu1e = suernt 20 - It IN a4sance atli ns kp
pued ~ partial payment of MI ords1td.
tx- For1-boldIess aod Ill others In the dlsloys1
6txtc4 HElt SID payment IL advance Is tes Express
Cump.Ates percrnptoltly Ie'uee naknR collections
6y NIL Of eyp1css 1fby mall II reEst Il stsr 1T
our T;6E Correspondence e1onle be planT addressed
HUBBARD Bk0S Importers,
ocS1-l 1s0-ew l69 N!o1dEty NC %.fo-E.
, 1863-11-12

TIE PEEFKc1IoN or MECHANISM.
Being = Hurting, CT Open Face. or Lady's or
Gentlaman's Watch combined, with Pa
tent Self Winding Improvement.
The n. T. Illustrated News. IN IT. lasne ct lxn. ~
leda. On psge ~. Voluntarily says: We hava bcen
nAEp BEos: 9! seE IoFk ~ No sole import ~ Il
end Open Face Wk.ch combined. 0ae Of the pretu
ess, Elo!t conynisns and dtcsdedly ~ best and
cEetod. It tsa within It and concected with it, ms
caineag IT. o.n T1ndiaE 4t:ssaMent r@fnds;1nE @ aey
cnnpostt Of TWO metals. tho outsr Ole bung nce
16 caat gold Il has the improved ruby action lever
Price aupe.hty Essved per case Of hafdozen s.os
Sample Watchts In neat Morocco baxea. for toose pro-
po4ifg TO buy ct vhoiefale. rs. Il sent By mall.
.Ae postage II 81 cents; feglsteytnE. % cent?.
, 1863-11-12

M ONEY TOGLOAN ON REAL
N1 Esnte IN Chicago. OF. on. Farms III Illinois,
within 100 mes nt ChicsIo Appllcsnts o{ietter vii
fptioS ef lie properly otre1ed = security. 4pplT
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, 1863-11-12
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conner OF Rasdclph Erect he Kills and extracts CAu
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
WEEKLY SENTINEL.
The vaIIandighani Meeting at New
ark, New Jersey.

A New York paper makes the following com
ments upon the interruptions at the great VAL
LASDIGHAM meeting at Newark, New Jersey, on
Saturday last:
The scenes attending the Vallandigham sym
patty meeting ut Newark. on Saturday evening
last, will arrest the attention of the whole coun-
try. Ii will be seen that the military authorities
did what they could to provoke a riot, and that a
scene Of blood did not ensue is due only to the
wisdom and frmness OF the Mayor and the for
bearaDce of the attending thousands. 1t would
seem, from what has recently taken place in va
rious parts Of the country, that the authorities
are doing what they can to provoke a collision
a view to setting the army against the conserva
tive party. So far the Democrats have not fallen
into the trap. Ii is an entirely new thing in this
country to place armed soldiers on guard over
public meetings to oyerawe the speakers, and 1t
would naturally be expected that when first at
tempted, especially when attended by cruel in
suits to unarmed civilians, it would provoke an
outbreak. Thanks to the political training of
our people this has not vet occurred. aud we hope
that no provocation, however great. Will tempt
Democrats into the fatal mistake Of committing
any-even the slightest breach Of the peace.
Nine tenths OF the army. as we now find by the
returning soldiers, arc with the conservative party
Of the North, and nothing must be done to create
any a,tagonism between them. Patierce, for
bearance, and a strict regard for the law must
mark the conduct Of all conservative meu in this
trying crisis.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION UNIT SSH the
Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State Of
Indiana, September Term, A.. ID. l~S63.-Amanda NJ.
HousIcr W. Henry Housier.
Be it known that on The 18th day OF Nay in the year
1864, the above named plaintiff, By her attorney
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the said
Court her complaint against aid defendant in the
above entitled cauSr, together with az affidavit of a COM
peient person, that said defendant, Henry Houster, is
not a r silcnt ~ the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant Is therefore. hereby notified OF the filing
and peDdency Of said complaint against him, and that
unless he appear and answer or demur thereto, at the
calling of said cause on the secondary Of the next term Of
said Court, TO he begun and held az the Court House, in
the city indianapolis, on the fourth Mondsy in Septem-
Der next, said complaint, and the matters and things there
in contained and alleged, will be heard and determinedin
his absence. WILLIAM Clerk.
C. ". QUunsx, Attorney for Plaintiff. mylew3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
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