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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Dieiem onsetliden prosrane ronGbait
lieAtrer aan3 ri6tiae @stani: III @runre,
ra6 Ter Norren nit BEN Slpen nur auf
Der Bails Der Union uro ner Guaniipaz
ton Grteren i@lieBen tarf Man 9laubt,
baB aud 3incoln pieier Scee bulniet u.
man i6lie6t es bauptld@li@ aus Ieiner
bel re: Serenace cm lebten Dien1a9 9ez
baltenen @ece. norm er 10 na@prldli6
berrorbob, tae es ii6 in BE lem &ft
Dor Mlem UNI @inpieirune uno @ierer.
berfeQunB resS perllnabbdnsisfeits>
.erfldrun9 banple. Ter ale Men den fiji
fret unp 0let@ 0eboren erfldrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

~NU"s0pAtuSO Wu!S WV su]~"O VhsoVas
.taSW aulslelfleila 800 pa6pfunp tejtete
Die eisentlide B~.laseruua cautrte AZ
Sage, he unterbanrlun9en IN, pie ueber<
9ate "a Stunpen. Gina $500 perlonen
mutpen mdbrenp Der Beloserun9 innerbalb
her GefunA 9et6ctet, rarunter @etter uuc
Rtnper.
@ir freuen uns, ben, 2eier mittbeilen
~ t5nnsn. bab mon lld in 9idstura nidt
auf bic 8drenbaut 9ele9t bat, mabrcno
@rant pas loneweiliae @el4dft rs6.
Yarolirene BON 31,277 9%efanBenen "Se<
eeld" abma@te, lonrern paB SHERMAN
laut Na1ribten pom 8len, nnmitteltar
naA Del. Ginnabme BON Gidsbur9b nit
elmer farfen Ma9t. nod ptm Big Blad
mari4irte, UNI, Germ Se5nion einen 8e<
luh a%b3ufatten. Grfano cen(elben ldlas>
ferti9, banb nit ibm an unp idluB Jpn
mad einem blutigtn @efe@t, in mel6em
CT 1000 @efan9eue madte, sntl9ieren
auf's 6aupt. 1<a-
&piencran; 19;ft freunpliaen
@ru6 an Slr Mte unp ldbt rieieu alien
6errn ia9en, bag er Gbattanpp9a,
cieie 2bermppylsn res SicmeiteneS, son
renen mar 9laubte. rae 8ra9g{ e nur
uber 6auftu pom 2ei9en leiucr Rrieser
wirpe p~aliren lai1rn, einsenpmmen, pbne
einen S&ub gu tbun. Brass, rer wabrs
iaeinli& pas @ros leiner Mrmee mad
Ni&munp 9eldidt bat, mar auf Alta NJ
ia i'm 6erSen @ecr3ien5, ;urid9efa4sn.
lenne0ee 1T fret. III
Gt1pas tonterbunt lebt8 in 8urnli :
oes Departement aug, inpem rteler @es
neral Zen, teden Ninalco Mpr9an nod
,mmer GEL tottet, imper!inenter Meile ii
5up*Sbip nnp Snriana5u ibu;
IN, als penn Ct "a Su 9auie mare. Ser
Wor9an befieiei9t iid bauptll6ll4 re'
pierceciebtable, re6 G%inleSens Don prc:
plant unp 3srh1ren6 rer @i(enbabnen
unp lcu tcreits terd&tlideallnbeil auAe
ri@tet baben.
SIM MiliiVppizGbal 1T Ger Bcren fl
> unjere 2crbeereu. @ie Grant nit 0ids
turab, 70 bat nun aud 8ants mi
pprt 6urlpn, rem lebten Nebelen
: bcllmert an rem lliern res 0a.ers rer sc
: md7er. elldlid &ebraus Acmadt. 81
, 6etuns mu,pe am Stem eieles ron ibrer
@ommonrantaM Gen. Wlelor @aren:r au
|, !, 0naee unp %lln9nace an ganfs iber9eber
y Observation-Disclosures, 80 Belcael@aBe.2
: 8elaserunsstanoneu uno 10000 &lein
sewebr, er9ab rieler 6ildsua unp Sant!
. rer in Ter lesten Belt in ieinem 0epartt
!, ment mebrere tleine Nerluae erlitten, ftel
nun an @lpris eem Sieser Grant CUR Ss'
te.
:. Mu6 in rsr tocten Ntmpspbare III
Gbarlefpn bat es einmal wiecv
4 tlatis 9etligt. Cine Gilenpanserf lctt
untfr Wrmiral Doblsreen. bot rie feinol
:, den Gorts auf Wcrrts> Sslano anAe9tt
|, fen unp pielelbsn ole bis auf ems, 9enpn
men. Der &f cauert nod fort.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

lleberaate son @idsturet, unter fel8en=
Dem ARRANGEMENT. ~ ~.
1. Die Sff;iere bebalten bic Seiten9e=
webre uno Die berittenen jeper Gin pfert.
2. Die 2eute bebalten ibr prioateioen>
tbunt, unb bic 9onSe Nebeuenbelabuna,
Offsiere unt Su!pateu, >re!pen IN Bids.
burQb parulirt.
8. Die &ebe4enbelabun0 marl9iert I'm,
10 ubr 8crmitta9s res 4ten, aus ben
6oriffationen. iteut ibre @emebre ;ulam.
men unp marldiert miecer In ibre 2inie
surid, uu Gle parolirune au errrarten.
Damn rudte utn 10 ubr ces 4ten Gen.
2c9on met leiner Dipilion als Belabuna
IN Bidsbursb Elm. molelbit bale al, allen
6aupt9ebduren pas l%lnionsbanner pebte.
Die uit ben Gtfuneswerfen in uniere
5dnbe ~9efausne &rte9ebeute, ,,arnentli&
at l&tperem GeRunsssei&aB Der te}en
Ut, 1T cine 9eraltiae.
Ste beftbt aus $4,000 Ba&fen unp
Musteten. 120 Gelp0eihuten, 80 Belaz
aerunessei@uBen, 80 2c!Omotiven> 80
Qiienbabnmaaen, 80 Gabnen ,c.
@eebalb pemtertpn 0erare am 4tcn
ih ereab? Gr fd, 1tete eiren Sturman<
Srif, ben et bel Dem erl&6pften 3uRanee
Der @arnilon nt&t Slautte befeben 81
f1nnen.
@idstursb 1T ni@t 70 ara yermGfet
als man erparten ioute. s(1erpings it
fat ietss 9aus pom 8useln bur9tobrt
aber nur lebr rpeni9e iinp in Irlmmer.
Die Stabt 1T BOILER P5blen, In tpelden
ii@ Die 81r8er f&iibten tpen, unltr Neuer
" arg purpe. @ie srob Der Man6el Al,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
Nnrteth=&fpre.

ct. Naul SarietD=S tpre.
9unSen Rdo&eu rirp uuentseloli9 unterriat
i'm &tiden, Sddeln. Siletmaeben une
i~rnitisen pelbli9en 1anearteiten er'hsilt, wsnu
lie lid balb melben int
St. paul &oriety Store,
80. 1863, Dritte Gt,a6er bel
q. 5er3bera.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
Qrp-@ oobs iii 9uktion gtkautt.
SEPT IL tie Belt gum Ginfauf ron
9rD>@ooo6
ttnt BET
yQbtap Clash Store"
1T Der @laB, lie ST faufen.
s.. 3nDr GGNlDr

e. ~ ~ 1 uYAot
1T IL chen BON Nem : Sort snridsefsbrt
uno empfdnst jebt feline Trlbjabrs>
unt Spmmerpprrdtbe rrn Waas
rem, sefauft mdbrenp res lesten vpanir,"
unb barunter @iele BET Der nleBten Nufticn"
IN iener Stabt.
@r fam un6 miro lie auf6a6
8tQt9lte Derfaufen.
@tr tpoQen bic @aaren nidt NIT @er'
luit p~ertaufen, aber "a mir iie nieoris ems
9etauft baben, 70 iino mir entl&lo0en. UNI
fern &uupen ben NuBen tapon haten III
la0en. .,
@ir baben cine sro6e Musnabl son
&leiber 3em9en
pcn 123@t. aufwirts.
@eftdte &ra9en Don $500
2entudy Seane, 10 niepri9 ais 40@.
@ir taben
@6mar5e @ei6enitoift,
&e9e1< rn6 @pnneni6irme,
Ne:e1te 0e6ruGte @tDfe,
1ebr bUbI@e Multer.
@baml6 II. Tam1en<M 6ntel,
@anbl9ube un6
@trumpf-@aaren
Sn @eblei6ten Muslinsn, @eRreiften
Sbirtings> Iids> @%ottonaee5 unp allen
anpern @tofen far ben s%epSbnliden Be-
bari tSnnen mir
auBerprbentli@e @ortbeile
bieten> Nuen> bic beim Stdd pper bel Ter
CUE tanfen woQea.
g d M Sud- E,
S&marje unb Ganey @alimire u. Sats
tinets fit Mdnner unp &naben.
6lannelle Don alien @rten.
@ei6e @aaren. Stidereien, @piBer,
Qrinolinen unb 8almorals,
,,Sabl Gloaks" unb
6anota&tr.
Sn Der Ibat NQes, mas Sbr in Ger
8ran@e BON ,.r
grp GOODS oaer Daakte uotions
Yerlanet.
@ebt juuu
"BiQi9en Galb Stor,"
Ssh 80. 2lS 3h @tra6e. .
Neben Der 81. @. &rp.eB Office.
saint auL Minne(cta.
E5- 5err 6ermann &Hdier 1T tets be.
reit. ieineu Serebrten beutl&e1 2aMbsleuten frsune.
li&R %auf3uparten unb mic abseneiet. ibntn ,urs
ir1aunen poblfeil au perfaufen. Mi16
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
Q(fuf MnAfiQfm.
GutlQufen.

ii 26afe, mar!irt auf pcm GiGen nit bem
Bu1itaben ISL, iino tem untersei6neteu emit
laufen. @cr eie 3biere suridliefert, erbalt cine
CUTE 8slcbnung.
9. @%reeHinp,
@iltcn, @aieea County, Niun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
8i(li9eS gn0ros uno enoctoi(
9tiefel> u,1t @bub>
M, @el66ft ~.
pcn r.
Gpnrab @ptian,
SadlonFrube, 3pii@en Der 5. u. 6. Str.,
,... (S6urmeier'S Blcd)

-St.paul, @inn.
4anbtaufeute aufeepa6t! @is fiber,
baJe ids aud nit BEN Besinne rieies 8ribiabrs
ritber meiu 1auptausenmert auf tas @bolelale-
0eidaft aeri@tet unb merle bebtalb tets Elm
retd6altiats enforcement aur Dispcftier baben.
Da ID rasine Waaren brett sen ben .src6en
Nanufaeturen bes OltenS fur Sab" bt3iebe. 10
lin i'd in ben @tano eeitbt. @itbe!sertautern
bic srSehn 9 ortbeiltau bieten. geffsaunsen s'n
Qans. RauReuten perpen plntt:i& telorSt.,
a@tei&faas merben aQe 9orten StieIs!n une
@&ube auf 8eReQung MODERN, eauer9att UNI
sremyt ansefsrtist fir bic ben barten 3titen PAL
I'm Gonrab @oBtan.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
Muerucuefco
CONNER @aorcu
bat 1oeten Don NewsY prt

bat loeten BON Newsycrt
erbaltsn unb pderirt benz Vublitum veu ct. paul
owie Der Il nsegenp in oer reitbaltislten Auswabl
uub ~ ben biaisten Yreilen bic panplun9 pom
.. %. SnQerlpQ u. Gvmp..
tx ibrem ,5rs5
utuen @tein9 <bduse an oer 3. <traee
b nabe Der Bride,
aG 49, 81 paul, @iuusleta.
Sn Sol, s bes 1iieses Tnb, nie aueeuae'n be'
fanut. Die Wrei1e Der Baumuoltn Waoren BE-
beuteus aeaie aen; pa mir aber einen 8roBen Boy
ratb BON piclen @aarsa baben. rtr POI Der Ste'8'
una aefauft puree, 10 linp mir in Stane 0eleBt,
biefe biutser III o~erfauien ale irSeae elu aaeerfs
0e1@Gft in bet Staet. a
Gerner baden nit g.. -
aleiberiofe nnb @aareu fl,
9. Oameu,
ais 1autiQen, @baw!s, Gluata, 9ansl&u,s1
@~trumpfwaareu &c. &C., lspis .a
Eu@e unp @arperobe< Mrtifd FIR perren
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

EzS 5err Germann 9bdier it asts BE-
reit. ieineu serebrten beuti&en 2aMbsleuten frsunp-
li&R aufaumarten unb mic abseneiot. ibnen aura
Ir(aunen poblfeil au pertaufeu. Mi16
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
Die aneeblihen SrleeenS.4 rcpof.
tionen inn Gabinet ~ @afb.

~NS NNHSOSNS9SN 0&ASVSlNCs +IU4VvtS
tionen inn cabinet ~ @afb,
iueton.
@enn Ter @albtn0toner Correspondent
ces q. 9. 6eralp ni&t llst, 10 Iup inca
binet III @oibin9ton BON Gemarp ernit,
lt&e :6riecensuorlaIise 9eu,a@t morren,
pie auf 6cl9ences binauslaufen: Der
pratcent ioue cine Proclamation e~rla]eu,
wcrin It pas @onfstations8eleB luepen=
Dirt unp rem 0olfe pes Slcens, NIT Nus<
nabme Ter militd,ilden unp bir0erliden
GIbrer relltanrise Mmnetie, ooultlnpi>
gen parcon in betref rer Yerlon uno ree
Gi9entbuu1s antietet ; 1elt{t bic @ebeuen>
flbrer (oQen ibr Gi9entbum bebalten rlr,
fen unp nur fir fein Nmt utbr tpdblbar
ltiu. -.
50 unsuperldlT9 BET @aibtn9toner
Correspondent Ter q. .. 9eralp i'm @1>
Bemtinen 1T, 10 iebt bod cine SpiBbdbe>
ret uno 6aienfdBerei wie tte obise, Dem
9rn. Separp 8ans 9lei@. sic pGrpe
einfa@ auf @iererbetaeQuna Ter Union
ME III, mar" ber Union NIT Stlonerei.
btnouelaufen ; ~ @uniten rer rebe0ii&en
Stlapenbalter mlrben bic loyalenS 4mar>
gen pts Slren5, penen In elmer ftierliben
Yrotlomatict hes Yrdfpenten bic Gman<
cipation peripro@en 1T unr bic l@on auf
10 mandem S9ladtftlre b%elptnmltbtB
ibr Blut fit bic Union perlpriBt babtn>
perratben unb perfauft rperpen.
Der Correspondent bes 6eralb tpiQ ,pei.
ter pif7tn, cab Der @tmarr'}9e @prl9lao
3u elmer Gabiuetstriis eeilbrt babe, In
Dem 8ates unb Blair fit. bic Anrern
atsr seaen eenielten itten. @baie babe
Gin 0e9enprc9ramm auf1eitelt folsenren
Jnbalts : Driert icue nur oelblp0en rer>
ben, renn Der Slcen Id perbinplia u,a>
DE- Die Stlaserei bis 1876 auf3ubsben,
nobel Zen lopalen Sflanenitaa:n Gnt>
l4dci9un8 1eripro@tn tpirp, nt@t ober
ben N%eteuenitaaten, une tpenn elm Natio>
mol : GcnYtnt berufen merbe, I'M fit bic
Emancipation Der Stlaven 3u loreen unp
uau,enti@ IN Ter Contribution bic Drei.
flnftelepropoitipn ~ freiden, tpel@e bic
Stlaperet als Bafs Der 8eprdlentatton
ane.kennt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15

Card.-G ADAMS. having returned from the
West Indies, will resume the charge of his Gallery at 2j9
Main street Especial will be given in making
small pictures Carries de ViSite, AmbrOtypeS
&c In the higher branches of the art Mr. AS arrange
ments are such that he have competition this
side of New York Having engaged for this
artists of ability ne confidently expects
the public wilt sustain him in his enterprise to establish
gallery Worcester where first class work in Oil Pas
tee, Ink, Water Color, &c, be made equal to any
male by Quincy, Fredericks, or Brady The public are
invited to call AMI examine work by his new artists
and ud for themselves 70 those wanting pictures of
children be will by kindness attention. and patience
deavor suit them. Gallery 239 Main St. up but
di1ht of stairs dit ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"A REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.

BY License Of Probate Court will be sold at PublIe
Auction on FRIDAY. the 30th dav Of October, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, on the premises in Worcester,
lately owned and occupied by Horace Chensry. de.
ceased, the following described Real and Personal
Estate, to wit:
One SUPERIOR COW,
One HORSE.
Ons CARRYALL,
One TOP BUGGY
One SLEIGH,
Harnesses, Saddles Carpenters Tools Farming Tools,
Barnyard Fowls, and various articles OF Household
Furniture.
At2 O'Clock r. NJ, will bs sold, lot OF Harnesses
Gard Clothing and other articles Of Manufacturer
Furnishing Goods.
A. O'Clock P. NJ, the sale Of Real Estate will take
place, consisting OF the Farm lately owned and occupied
by Horace Chenery, deceased situated about mile
north of the Court House, West Boylston street.
containing about ten acres Of excellent land with
Dwelling House and Barn thereon The house l. large,
bull In modern STYLE and nearly The Barn Mas
built at the same time and corresponds with the honse.
Terms at sale WIN. l.. CLARK, Administrator.
o8 dts f. b. LAWSON. Auctioneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15
DIED.

DIED.
In this city, Sarah Eliza, only daughter of Dea H
Witherby, Is yrs.
Funeral saturday, at O'Clock M at the residence of
her brother, Witherby AZ hummer street. Friends
of TIL family will Please regard this without further
notice.
In Spencer. 0ctS Mary Jane, only daughter of Elias
Hall, ii yrs mos DAYS.
Another link to life is riven,
An ther draws us nearer heaven.
Ere MONDAY sunk her
The light of life iliumined her way;
Nay We like her, have grace to say
Father, thy will be done"
THE funeral services of Miss lDaphna Chapinswl be
at the house. Is Chandler street. this day Thursday at
o. O'Clock NJ instead of the church. as at first an
nounced
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15

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only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known. This
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leaving the hair soft and beautiful mparts fresh vita
ly frequenyTestoring its pristine color and rectifes
the i'll effects of bad dyes The Genuine is signed Will
LIAM A. BACHELOR, all others mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists, Fac
torySl Barclay street. N z Bachelors New Toilet
Creanfor Dressing the Hair Sold in Worcesterb by Geo.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15

Dr. Wolf, Ssa BrOadwHy, New York.
CARD TO INVALIDS.-DR ALPHoNsE WOLF, ode
Paris who has been practising Physician in New York
City, for the past eight years, informs his friends and
the public that he nues to pay special attention to
tie treatment OF Diseases generally considered by the
Medical PROTEST. N CHRONIC and INCURtBLE
DR.. VOLTS successful practice in NERVOUS AT.
FECTIOSs, RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA well as in other maladics peculiar
to either well known and be atesed album
dainty by most respectable parties His pamphlet ex-
planatory of views and treatment. be had free by
mail on application, and correspondence by mail will be
promptly attended to. d&w3m OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15

In this city Oct "A, by Rev sam Spear, Capt Amos
Bartlett of Webster late of the 18th Mass to Emma j.
daughter of and Lucy spauding of Worcester
In this city Oct, I, by Rev W Nc finley Of Shrews-
bury, Frederick Fay to Miss Addie LVermore, both
of Worcester, No cards.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15

Draper ~ Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and
Dealers in Flour, Grain, Meal, Grass Seed Salt Lime
Cement Calened Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
for the sale OF Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American {, uano and Ground Bone.
DRAPER u CLARK,
apps dtf Nos. a5 81 81 Flint St. Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15

NV ILL DE oUIII! AT FUbLTC AUU-
w TI0N, on TUESDAY Oct 21th, inst the Wood
and Timber on about fortv OF land, divided Into
lots OF various sizes The lots all numbered, and
the exact amount Of land IN each lot marked the
plan part OF the land Is situated about mile and
firom the City Hal and the residue about two and
a half miles, on the road leading TO Grafton
On WEDNESDAY, afternoon, at O'Clock, / shall sell
my Farm divided into three pars, as follows The rst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15

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aul4 deop6m weow6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-15
DOG LOST-On Monday

- 80 DUG LOST-On Monday
aRasl - - forenoon, in Worcester, black New
- fonqndIand with the name of the owner
- ~ass>SAE--H f. Warren, ShrewsDury-on its
--N&-S collar. The finder will be rewarded by
notifying me OF its %hereabouts H. E. WARREN
shrewsbury, Oct IA, 1863. dIw*
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

called session. IL bitterly denosnes. the recon.
siructionisfs as intending 70 Use Che Legislature
rs means Of accomplishing other purposes.
The Raleigh State JournAi alleges the disooy
cry Of q secret political organisation whose pur-
poses are most Infamous and tFeasonAble. and
which has doobtless extensive Qualifications
throughout The State. Is saystha Developments
may soon Be made which WI startle ths most
apaths,ic.
Foreign News.
NV YoEK, DUR l9-The steamer City Of
London. from Liverpool the S1h and Qneensso On
the 9th. has arrived
powerful iron plated ram. OF 1900 tons. was
launched from Laird's yard. ostensibly for the
King of China, bu. is intimated that il is intend
ed for the Rebels. Ii is TO have a revolving Gu
palo. aas sas rhss.-ssl s-es.s ..sI
Political disturbances occurred in Berlin and
barricades were actually commenced. when the
iumult was put down. r. - rf-r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

VINO INVITED MORGAN TO ISptsSAf-The
Journal. since u got over the scare Of Morgan
raid has been filled with bitter and vindictive
ISLANDERS upon Democrats. using all the ability II
Is master of. to stir up strife and contention at
home IL charges that Morgan WAS invited To
this State nv "dsloyal' Democrats. and that he
furnished with aid aud comfort by the same
"disloyal" Democrats. A disloysl Democrat.
with the Journal. Is one who refuses to vote the
Abolition ticket.
Mho invited Morgan to this State7 IL is as
clear the sun at noonday. that IL invited ut all
the invitation came from the indianapolis Jour
nal the Cincinnati Gazette and Commercial and
papers Of that ilk which have been full for the
last year. of Sian iers upon the Democratic masses
of this State charging that thew were in active
sympathy with the South. and ready 20 join the
bogus Confeieracy. They the parties
sponsible. and they know il.
Let any man. stranger to the State of Indiana,
look the files of the three papers named
above for the last slx months. and VI he did not
know that they conducted by the meanest
partisans and the bssest liars on earth. he would
suppose that the State of Indiana was on the eve
of a mighty revolution. and that IL only required
spark from a twelve FOUNDER 10 bring this mass
of treason" 10 the surface. Those papers are
circulated widely in army. sent there broad
cast to poison the minds OF soldisry and Gil
them with hate To their neighbors and friends at
ursl that the sgreeabIe intelligence they contain
should be treasured up BY those battling in a
sinking cause and that they should follow the
suggestions thrown out We only wonder that
the attempt was not made sooner. so persistent
have been these blood thirsty mscreants in reter-
ating their ISLANDERS.
Now that the Democracy have shown them
selves ready TO repel any invasion. the lies are
kept up. What is the purpose nowi The South
Won't believe them. IL can be for no other pur
pose than 10 infiame the minds of the people at
home 20 the point Of strife and bloodshed TO per-
pciuate military rule. OF which they are
Amorc6.
Some OF our noisy patriots, who have fattened
Oh ofire until they are boated With this world =
goods. have appeared two three times dress
parade on University Square They are terrible
Fellows. and must shoot somebody I, is true
that Democrats turned out too but they are poor
folks aud can afford il war must he gotten ~
AZ home TO enable the porters snd Newcombs
and Conners. who have sweat behind musket.
TO draw bead on some poor devil and hear the
thug of their shot in his flesh without marching
across he borders Of the State enjoy the lux.
ury The insane attempt will fail, bot tie at
tempt il none the less wicked. da>tsrdly. coward
ly and deyiish.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

NIAGARA FAILS EXCURSION john Morgan
having fed from borders. and quiet once
more being restored. We are enabled reain 70 IN
form our patrons and the public that the eNcur
sion train will positively leave on Thursday, July
%. 1864. according o. the original programme.
Time TsbIe-Leave Indianapolis at 2:lO 7
NJ: leave Noolesville at 3:o5 p. NJ leave Tip
ton AZ 400 p. VI leave Kokomo at 500 Z NJ
leave Peru at $50 y. NJ leave Wabash at 1:ls
p. NJ leave Fort Wayne at $50 7. NJ. Stop Al
Huntington and Defiance Arrive in Toledo NJ
6ao NJ Leave Toledo on arrival OF steamer
from Detroit. giving one or two hours IN Toledo
Arrive At Cleveland at els p. NJ Arrive at th'
Falls early Saturday morning
Secure your seats by purchasing tickets AZ
kJC : H,rrison's banking house. Ticket
will also be sold on the morning of the 23d at th'
Union DEPOT. and on board the train.