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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
From the vicksburg Cor. of the " Y. World
Grants Interview with Pembe on

At half.past three O'Clock General Grant with
his staff and several Generals, went to IN. rem
devious appointed. which small vale where
fig trees and peach and apricot had hloomed in
happier days-a hill on either side On the crest
of either hill only about four hundred feet apart
were the forts of friend and foe, aud between
these were rifle pits filed with men 1t was
strange sight thousands Of men who had been
striving for each others blood for two months
past, who had never seen each other, though
often within ten feet of each-it was a strange
sight To see these men looking over the earthern
breastworks in silence without arms at the foe
with whom they had contended
Men looked in ewes Of men 10 read only hate
On the one side they looked rs though they had
passed along path of powdered limestone. where
thousands of fee. had trcdden It 20 impalpsbe
dust. The others soiled. but we'll leaf. The
one with cap. the other with 4 pale SLOUGH hat
that shaded him from the sun
IL was one OF those scenes that tll the mind
with wouder-that bring the problem of life and
the mysteries OF philosophy up like hidden
ghosts. and. ike him whom the reverend ghost
of Samuel qualied, sinks back and feasts again
At the southern crest OF the circle OF hills ap-
peared three horsemen. One of them-the first
was tall. OF about forty-seven wears of age clad
in gray, and mounted upon bay horse Upon
hi chin heard n Ia Napoleon; his eve of
dark that might be black: his hair of the same:
complexion brown. The next was upon a gray
horse: clad ike the first He TOO was tail. gray
eve. brown full beard. brown hair. full forehead.
and a pleasant look that indicated Il may be
mistaken IN this but think YOU are the ones To
blame" The third was abupt the hight Of the
others, but rather broader at the shoulders.
though small at the waist. HIS hair was soft and
long. hi> beard of chestnut the same his
hair. and ofthe style known as English, very fine
teeth. and if | were woman. could kiss him. so
kissable was his mouth OF course am losing
sight OF the fact that he was a Rebel
Such were Pemberton. Bowen and Nontgom
ery. Perhaps il is we'll 10 dvest ourselves of
prejudice al times and look az things as they are
On the other came heroes. Their pic
lures are in all parlors. their names are on all
lips. The leader. one who will live while bis
tory shall endure and fame sings the praises of
those who battle tor their country came as oui.
city as the winds tha; met him as nodestly as
the passion flowers that cre7t At his feet All
ielt his presence. as We ever feel the influence of
greatness when goodness IS it, handmaiden
They mei-aud who shall read their hearts
The memories of youth seemed not to impress
them Both di>mounted Colonel Montgomery
said. General Grant. General Pemberton
They shook hands like strangers
a Alas they had been friends in youth"
after few woods about terms. which Pember-
ton insisted on and Grant ignored. the latter said
Let us step aside and even the birds refuse to
tell me further of the conversation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
ATTORNE Y.
M DlCAL.
DIR. LudIusn's Specific,
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF THE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

fgNHE Gonorrhea, or commonly called Clap. In dis
II gustng malady. and Is too well known require
explanations IL is TO he got but II is dificulf
get clear Of Ii is companion that few admire per-
yades all classes OF socefyboth male and fsms ale rich
and poor both married single Although sotrcubIe-
some in itsef distressing and sometimes fatal
disease the treatment Of which. has generally been
than the disease itself The common fashionabls
treatment is first deprive all business:
comes course Of sarvsfion-livng bread and tea.
cupped or leached combined with ang mcdicnes
injections lotions. oiffmsnts,
Every few days the medicines changed: and after
some months treatment In this way. which the patient
bears~ltb great fortifuds fear OF
charged discharges himself with irritable uretor
disc Ease OF the neck Of the bladder Ifr -.
This>pecic. which acts like charm. wifbs few doses
on those diseases. and quite aud which
has cursd thousands IN New York. Philadelphia Bait
more and many Of she Southern cities. and
efectual remedy, that makes rapid curs
without regard diet. drink exercise except wre<
ling, jumniEg or over-strairng. This remedy IL
equaed by anything discovered for the 81 those
diseases II Is extracted from plants and Il
ecy safe a. IL Is purely vegetable Il
curry that you expose yours.if ell kinds Of
weather, without the least danger from the medicine
And If you careful IN rappng up your paste you
will have no taste smell from that You are not
deprived from going in'oeompsny, being detecfedby
nearest friends.
This is quack medicine buta remedy discovered and
used with immense success by regular ply scian. and
confidently recommended o the unfortunate
CAUTIOS-Eone l. genuine without the sIrnstur. If
the proprietor W = Davidson, around the box. AfiIn-
OF trade marks win be prosecuted with the
utmostrigor ofihe Law.
W.. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
r8ncinnsti. Ohio.
Sold By DrugsistfseneraIIy- Jsa2s-dsni,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

Gen. Mcpherson and Gen. A J. Smith, <iih
Gen. Bowen and Col Montgomery we're lett
alone Gen Grant smoked his cigar all the time,
while Gen. Pemberton broke of twigs OF grass
and wound them around bis fingers. At P VI.
the interview closed, aud our Generals mounted
their steeds and returned to headquarters The
men on each side watched with almost breathless
interest this strange scene, that may change the
destinies OF a nation
The terms agreed upon. If conjecture is to be
relied upon. are these: The Rebels are 10 ne "a
rolled m Virksburg the officers TO retain their
horses. and the whole to be allowed eight DAYS
ratIous.
This arrangement is much better than that we
should transport them and ieei them until they
are exchanged They can not serve sgan until
exchanged nor will thew at all. except few. IL
cGnvinces them of the humanity Of our Govern
ment; that the object is not Ahat they have been
told, but IL i useless TO fight when submission
brings them again to their ZONES
Thus ends one Of the most memorable sieges
OF history. Bravey has il been defended, and
magnanimously was il treated.
The New York Express, in commenting upon
the foregoing. remarks:
Contrast this magnanimous conduct Of lofty
soldier. whose name is now enrolled high in the
list OF fame, with the mean. shutting off of Alex.
Stephens by the little men Of Washington Grant
invites Pemberton TO an interview. and when in
interview embarrassed by the aids about him,
saws let US step aside What was done aside The
whole world now knows. In this spirit the great
Napoleon often acted when victor, and in this
spirit. after the battle of Soferino, the present
Napoleon invited the Emperor of Austria to his
famous interview in the Lombard cottage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

4 THE AMERICAN DIsPESsARY VIZ TREAT b
" new method. and with the hsppiest results Pro
Lfpsws Tferi, falling Of the womb LIhceruioa tzer-
ofOR, LUch rrhea, whites) z iidrH and all other dis
TO which the -iDsSFicaa Finale l. peculiarly
liable Send three do'la-s and receive by express
the Doctor Female Syringe This instrument shUuc
Be used by every ia the land for purpose Of
cerniisss comfort. herlfh, DC Sent free on receipt
Of stamp. copy If Private Letter 20 Married Ladies
on health. DC The Doctors celebrated Female Pi1s
fresh from the spensaTy rSFy 0ood I'm simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc. Price 81. sent By mail.
At the .iAsericdH DisJ~nsGrv ai,o treat. schOaa
mercury, and with never failing success Ieneri0l
what the quscks call nTugfe sscf Diseases SyJAis
in all its stages. Gonohea elect Structure Hydrocee
CrcOcee, yaricooee- Carscele. spermstorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility, I'm
potency and effects Of self-abuse The last SIX are
treated Of in private letter., which We send free on
receipt Of stamp
be experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
partment W Of the best Europe and
New York City, enables him 70 patients sceDtifca
iy and restore them speedily
Those living at distance Communicate BY letter
afd be treated AZ their houes. II urgent send IS
or 40 and receive me- fcines
Consultation free and coprdenfiai. Room No. 74a
East Washington Street, Indianapolis T. q. Box 1864
sgr9-dIy lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

GENERAL GRANr-DRUNKENNEss, &c.-The
Post emphatically denies that there is any rea
son whatever for saying Gen. GRANT is drunkard
or drinks excessively. 1t says of him:
He does not drink strong drink; he is not the
slave of that any other habit; he is temperate.
abstemions even. and neither at Fort Henry.
nor at Fort Donelson, nor at Shiloh, nor before
Vicksburg nor at any time since the opening of
the war, was he ever seen or known by any one
to be under the influence of liquor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
GREELEY IN THE IxpKPxSpExr.-Mr. Hora,

GREELEY IN THE Understandable Horace
Greeley oser his own signature. in the lndepend-
ent. saws:
We ought now to be near the end OF the great
struggle. and our Government NAV. without com
promising its dignity, not merely welcome. but
openly invite. proposals from North Carolina.
Georgia. Texas, and other revoite,l States for n
peaceful restoration of the Union Let Us all he
prepared-nay. we shall we must already be-to
welcome peace whenever il can be achieved with
out sacritce of duty, of principle, of honor. of
plighted faith.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
SuNpRIES.



500 doz- Glass Fruit Jars
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes
1000 lbs Sealing Wax:
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
styles
so bbls. Coal OIL;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed OIL; lEt}f
20 bbls. Lard Oil:
SO bbls. Lubricaiing Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 or. Quinine; 4a4Ha
SO OF. Splphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To
bacconisfs;
10 eases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil; -
8 tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine; g
p bbls. varnish:
10 bbls Alcohol; -------
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
IS bbls Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
80 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale:
BY STEW ART Il MORGAN,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No. ~ East W ashington Street.
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DIED.

PATTISoS-At Memphis. Tennessee, July -, lsS3
Julia r wife Of William 4. Paftison
The funeral viii lake place from the residence OF Mrs.
Morrison. corner Of Pennsyvsn4 and Market this
FRIDAY afternoon at "a o'clock Services by Rev. s.
T Gist Friends invited attend without further
notice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

hood all quiet, and profound stiffness reigned
where the city is BY day most crowded and nysy.
Bat in the distance nea conf shratiOns and the
remains ef those hndled during the day liz the
drifting clouds with AIRED glow, aud the shouts Of
She mob CA me down 20 u from far of scenes Of
rot. The IRE bells have scarcely ceased their
loud calls from hour TO hour. and the night has
been full of alarms and apprehens0ns.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

- In his speech 10 the Mississippi Legisla-
ture. made about nine months since. Jefferson
Davis said. with reference to holding the line OF
the river, that il necessity not only 90 the
people on It's banks. but to the Confederacy itself
Vicksburg and Port Hudson are poin.s that must
be delerded, and every effort mus, be strained for
the purpose The Confederacy must stand or fall
BY the defense of the river"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

BLOCKADE RUNNERS letter from off Charles
ton harbor 20 the New York Tribune SAYS:
Three steamers succeeded in getting in during
the three weeks proceeding the 2otb ut.
4 battery. apparently formidable, has apDeared
near Fort Sumter. and it is reported that three
iron clad ans have been built at Charleston
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
MAR RE D.

wILLiAhs-GA BBEKT- On thursday, Inly Is, 1888
at the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Glib
bon Williams, Of indianapolis, Mr. Daniel G. williams Of
Indianapolis, Miss Anna Gsbbert, Of Columbus Indi-
ana. No cards
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
NOTICE.

" AvING PURCHASED OF GEO ~ HAWKS THE
entire stock Of goods No Sorsh Illinois street.
am authorized to collect AL bills due the late firm Of ..
Staring Co. and viii pay tie Indebtedness Of said
firm. J. STARIING.
jplyls-dlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

GES. MEADE's RELIGION The New York
Freeman's Journal and Catholic Register states
that General Meade is Catholic in his religious
views
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

IL 10 DUKE io CURE
II is;mpossble 70 enjoy IN. hoon Of h.,,,b and -;
| ,.;,v ~, ,,;, ,,,,.s ~. 49,. :. - :. =.
,;u,. -. Ia.
:. - - 49, 80" ny "'e 0'''.
/ -. -. -. -, -
"'' ueS 'nese eno''s o NATURE are assisted Tue
patient usually Experiences pespohaency. Nervousness
anu i'''' mo assumes i'' s"as' ana pre-
'e'' '''i"'""'e' i"'sei""'e me-
| TT prvovrs ar ops.rD,,crroxv,
TT REMOVES ar opsrprcr,oxS
| TT REMOVES All onsrprcrIoSS,
TT REMOVES al opsrpro-r,oUs,
- $500 49, nl,o ,' - ron
! TT - /, ppprrcr prcI,I Iron,
| TT - pvy1,rcr pT.er.T -,,n,
BEAR IN MIND
| BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT I Guarantee
THAT GUARANTEE
wb.tev.r ,b.ugs can. should h. ,ss., ,,, INV
ma '"'ss- az Sl'"'~ '' 'AA'A '''"s my
directions are carefully adhered To-
-
boi IHh btsH
bUi The BEST
bOi HE brSE
I BUY THE BEST
BUY THE SAFEST
p,-y Tur s,rrsr
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! BUY THF sUREST
pr-y TIM Sr-prST
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BIZ ihh sokssH
BrY THE sIrRFSr
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS,
wt,rcru ts rxox,s nDo,ne.
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11nIFouNpRIEs. VIA.
THE H0OsIER STATE
FOUNDRY And STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OCH Fouxpsv VIZ .pr
prepared - receive and s.fisfscfo-r r-rut.
ordsvs FOR stoves aud esstiuxs generally n. seno
partner has just returned from TIE East ~hers he h.
procured the deirabe and perfect patterns fer cal
and pArlor sfo- s inrothe MARIE
cally invite th, senton u whoesze steve dealers 90
ths branch Of business with request thew viii
CIV call wsrk VII srnrses iron front.
and columns (which desire 20 make prumtn-nt
t1re manufacture railing and nil csstngs suFsr
mills and kettles house sork such ~entilstsrs vim
dow M and holio~~sr In fact pro1ac~d
In iron fatdy. We respectfully soiicf patronage.
and eniy promise what well and promptly per-
fora.
oce and Foundry lcs south Delaware street, sfJosn
ing Indianapolis and Csncinnau and Indians csntrs
myis- cox. LORD PECK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

"A Brick House for Sale.

a RARE CHANCE Is OFFERED TO Buy rouR
N Story Brick House n No 20 West Washington
Street
For information call at the shove premises
;uns25- dkw4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and vi
vacy of spirits unle the Menses regular the
time the quantity and quality. When they obsruct-
ed nature makes her effort obtain for other
outlet and unless these efforts of are assisted the
patient usually experiences Dependency. Nervousness
and finally CONSUMPTION it, sway, and pre-
maturely terminates a miserable life.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

THAT ! GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
THAT | GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression Of the Menses from
whatever cause, Though should be taken that my
directions carefully adhered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

WHICH II LYONS DROPS.
WHICH is LYONS DROPS.
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS,
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

By strengthening ard invgcratng and restoring the sys-
TEN healthy condition. II modera;es all and
removes all distractions, and speedy may be re-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS.
1T REMOVES ALL CONSTRUCTIONS!
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS,
1T REMOVES ALL OBS TRUCTIONSi
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BUY THE SUREST
BUY THE SUREST
BUY THE SURSST,
BUY THE SURESr
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IT Is A PERFECT REGULATORS.
TT Is 4 PERFECT REGULATOR
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

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DnnbebbanptanOt.
0euerar @igel inter 0rbcr.

0afbtnston, 3. Suit. Oeu. Gieel
rsite bente frib mad u e~inta9i9em 4ufent&
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Der @e0tsrlFs @erbaltsn, f4 Iofort BIT @.neral
@Ou4 tn 9aryis5ur9 fir aettpeu Dtenlt gu
meloen.
&~rGuriser nniau BEL Ser RGununS GER aRarplanSs
956en.
8afbtn8tpis 2. Suit. 8fi Der oeliern
erfcIaten Naumuug BON Sdrper'S GerrY er.
etgnete TG burb NunldlTBfett etntgsr Gpl-
batsn etne fur@ttare &atafrop9e. @te i1lu~
gen nGmIi9 BET 8dumnng ber 8sfeftguneen
-ote pnlperfdfer tn Stidc, po6et brsi Grplcs
Itoneu enttanOen uub 10 Wann getIptet uub
40 Serpanbet wurben, N(e gebGrten Dem
8. ane 8. $40. Nest. an. Mau bra&te Die
Serp1noeten lammt ben bts9er in 6arpers
TertY liegsnOen RronFea Des @~ummanoo's,
un8efdbr 800 Manu, anf benz Canal mad
Nalbtn0tpn. Gtner Der O%erpunpeten ltarb
anteripe9s.
Gin tn bsn leeten GaBeu in 6reoerid fa-
t~ionittes Seiter : Ste9tment fam beute Gber
YCUIespIue, GOtpar0s Gsrry, Genecn unb
8odpiae bier an. Ste bertGten, Da6 fetn
Teinb In Der 9an3en uu9eeenD fet, bte .Gtns
pcbner aber in furGtbarer Nns1t Dor etnem
Rsbeuenbefu9 auf tbrer Nidtebr mad Dirte
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isbsen, ma9renb Die 6armerS unber ruGtq
tpfe ret4en Grnten etnbeim1'ten.
Anp tn @ecrsetOpa berrlGte beute frib
0gne Que nrlaGe eth fSrmltber 0dntc unt
alIeS etlte In bic @tobt.
Nus~ed9sIumg BON Gefanaenen.
9fag Ssfebl beg &rteesminifertums tpsr
Ben nur totrfltGe Rrie9Beefauaune ausaerped.
felt ooes tie 3nr Nuswe@slnna parolirt. Sur
@Onmonoeure tonnen parOttlen ii. bic Buafte
CUR MnstpeAsluns teatmnlea. G9anaene
@oloatsn. tOfl&s niAt regular parOltrt Fnb.
nailien E9 gum Dienle mieDGr mslOen. Gin
militdriI9sa G6yeupo,t, etpas ~ ttun ODER
81 loIIen, mas nidt essen Die Vfi6teu einsa
9Uloatea eetfGRt, IL auLaiiin.
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Gie SD1aebt BET 0~ettb8bnra.
Eapfertett nnerer GrupPeu.
Bees @rmer enf bic Sefcufibc bcidrGnrt.
bait ftdb eincsE a1aa bel @omtb a1Uuntaiu befest.
nm fetue RkdsussIiuie sM ficbern. Sen SSIea,onton
usad5t i6nt ~cenfeIbsn ftreitis.
Sfft3teGter 8srt tot Meaoes.
Der critic 9aa.

$50 $NS%
Nm Mtttpp@ Mprsen tiutfte bos er(te nuo
elite Corps bon Gmmftsburg, no Re bte g2od6t
ibfr cnr,pirt batten, auf 0ettYB6ura log. Gr
tnr5sr @nIfernuns BON Der @tnct broua eer
Oonrer stner &anOnabe BON Der onoereo @eite
Der Sta0t gu ibren Sbrsn uub sualet0 lpreuots
elne Srocanan3 bf8 Sen. NeYnplos bic Strase
btnutttsr nnO bra9te 8efe6l, i'm Gtlnorld
sor3urifen. 3pet Der 8attertesn pou gnz
for0s DlDllton tuaren BON ben Re6euen ;uriid.
8totan9t uno 3c8en if6 e6en lit Srpnnuo au-
rid, alS bas 2. WtaconlTn uao %. MtHioau
Ne9ineat antfr Den 8efeble @ensro( Mabse
tp0rtb's gu threr u~atetfIBung taaen nab Die
tstnolt9e Snfanterte. 3~uridI@luaeu. Die
Battertsen nQbnten tire nlts GteQuna ipieDer
eta uno @sn. 0aOswprt9 ftelte fE1 tbneu In,
Nndsn nso our 1ie6ten auf, tpddbrenb General
0oDtnlon ote 3ruette 2tute bttcete. Npdmol6
ofria9tst1 Die 8e6enen, bic Batterteen su mir
men, truroen aber bnr@ etusn BaiDanettcn.
9rtf Der 3petten DtpttDn oae oetIoief ubtr osz
fan8en 8stcmmen. Gin Genns(Tee. ,1nb rs,
Mtlit!fFYtrsetmrnt ipnrben Iolort fnet
Untntttelbar ra6 MnFunft pes erilen Gp,hs
betrnt oes elite inter Gen. 6otparb ben ,Ro ,,hf
ploe unb fprmtrte Gl9 auf Der rehten @eite
Der Johannesburg StraBe. glaA bret @tune
ben oes bsitt9fen Qrttlertefeuerns fslen bic
Nsbelen fAetnbar 3urad, ber(uGten isbp6 In
Wabrbett nniere ltnte 6lanfe gu anteeben uno
ttns 10 Ote courage at3uIGnetben. Da tptr
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S@lua ees IeiHOnri Staafs. GOnpcnts Mnnobm
eiHer Gntansipationss &C rSpnnaua.


S~efferfou Gtt9, /. Suit. Der GOnz
psnt notm bsate Morsen init 81 eeaen SO
Sttmrnen cine GmanSipattpus SrSunnau, an.
6terna6 bort bic Gtlaperei tn Wt7uuri arr
4. Suit 1870 auf, nit fpleenren 8s1drdute
un8eu. Stiaptu iber 40 Sabre bIetben bic
an tbr 9etensenbe Dten tbOten tbrer fri brreu
gtgsnthitmsr poer beren sslsbltden Gesrdltn>
tanten iOlGe inter IL Sabre 6iS gu tbrsm
%. Sabre; Die ubrieen Bio suu A. Suit
1876. Sn bieiem 8er6dltntB 6aben lore
frG6eren Gissntbiimsr bte|eIbe gcntrCle uber
Ie, ibre 6nte uab ibre Dtenlte, pte test Gtaen-
thinner BON GtlaOsn bteIen ee9eniber ; tnDee
taun pom 4. Suit 1870 ab fetm folder Otenls
tote an tt Stdate niGt onIGIGge @sricn per-
taufs oper AUG bem Gtante entfernt tperben.
2lGe Gt(apen, tpetGe BON jsBt an In Den @taat
Gsbra9t reroen, lnp fret. ale @tlopcr,
pel9e NIT 3ulttmtnuhg tbrer gt9entbilmey
nab elnsm anbern Staate, nod Nunobme
etusr Se5elfpnS,S spUaan3 ~entfsrnt unb lpGter
mad MiIourt 3urad8e6ra@t wurpen, (fno frtl.
Die General @hemblY bat tetne 8efueut6,
0eIfbe aber Emancipation BON SttaSeu AZ
erlalen pbne 3%ultmmung iBrer Gieentbamer.
Nd@ GrIalang bieltr 0rbcnnon3 lit fetn
Gflo0e elmer Staatss, County Obsr Ufnnts
ctpal. Stensr u%nterpUrfen.
@%Cuperueur 0antbIe 3og feline Nsfgmatton
uno bletbt 1Omtt @CuDesneur Biz sur
Wa9l ieturS NaGfcl8ers am ft65sbntsn Nus
guGt 1864.
Der Genbeat l1fe ln bann auf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-04
~afbtngtnu, s.. Is.

0te tfrtttSmtl ills aufeeru-
en-. = Nuf 8sIsbl oes WrdRoenten pirb
9eaeraIutaior @eo. 6. 3bulnas aGt Wtli,.
Ne9tmentsr auf 60 Sage UDer ~tirsere Belt
ausbsben unt etne 6pme 0uarb beS Dtaritts
31 bilben.
t WpfebY's fabrenbe Sitter.
- Na4 8ert9teu e~taaslnsr Tarmer |Ou Wl0
IebY ben 5luB iiterlArttten taben unD Der
Staot na9e letn. ~
t Gen. 0etnBelm bat Mnipr s.
0btttns unb aGlsn anDeren GopalerteOff3te>
ren, tuel@e ntat auf Der RranfsnltRe (teben,
befobIeu, fG unser3igli6 I'M Sauptauartter
gu rappUrbtren.
DtebtfAe Gretber. - Sobu De-
latpoD, Elm Iretber, peIAer lstnen RameraOsn
&letonn83fiide 8eltObIen bate, nnO DaDib
Glancsg, Elm auberer Srstter, tpelHsr lIH bels
lslben ger8sbrns ipuIbtg ssmaGt bate, Uurs
ben tn Bite Sail 9efG&dt.
I Cine nette 5 a HE. - Dret
@ltt9ltebsr Der berit4tigten Gamilte et9bt,
Dereu Namen tsbe Gette Der Y~Olt5etanualen
3tsrt, Rate, Wartb uap Nnn, tpurbsn, neil tie
lt6 nit 9e0en 90 Soloaten IN benz seiunben
8ergaigen bes BORNE 9ettt Ratten, NIT freter
@pbnun9 accomuDtrt.