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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

lcr--Josefh Pariseile has on hand ice enough
To supply the city of indianapolis Tor SIX months
Any persons wanting ice eau he supplied by call
ing at No - South street betwee Tennessee
and Mississippi. Persons from the country can
be supplied bv addressing JusIrH PARlsfrrg.
auls DC Box 1850 = o Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

GoSE East TO RIPLESisH Mr. W X. Hog
shire. of the firm of Hosshire X Co No % W -
Washington street. the heaviest and most sub.
stantial Wholesale and retail srocers in the city
leaves for the east To DAY TO replenish his stock
MesnNhile we would call upor every family
boarding house keeper and hotelier to patronixe
No - West Washington street All their ar
ticles. including chickens are pure and fresh.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

RUNAWAY "A horse mitchell on Illinois street
broke from his mornings Yesterday evening, and,
with a buggy at his heels run toward Washing
ton street AT the CRUISING the buggy mounted
n draw and turne'l bottom side up With crash
The fall stopped the horse. who turned round with
a look expressing what pity" and wstei an.
oil his master came up TO catch him. That's all.
except the owners name. and that he had not
time To give US
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

PERSONAL = Capt sam Donelson. an old
wheel horse of Democracy. in ancient times. and
Greene Wilson. OF Shelby one Of the jolliest pork
dealers IN the Union. arrived in the city last even
ing. and both are stopping at the Palmer House.
parpo>ing to stay beyond the Goth Such gifted
gentlemen belonging 20 the war Democracy the
SIMON pure war Democracy. il has not besL our
good fortune to meet in many days before.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

THE ATLANTIC This famous saloon. IN the
Palmer House. il under the Engagement OF Mr..
William ii COburn, Mr. Coburn Is y gentleman
and sci olar and we need not say more with re
gard to his friends or the friends ct Mr Gridley
the proprietor The finest brantes. whiske'
and gins of which We have in all humblenes-
and sobriety psrt,ken. To be obtained OF Mr.
CIburn and Mr Gridey
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

tE-All OF the trees about the First Presbv
teriln Church are gifdied. preparatory 10 iteir
being uprooted This church i on the Circle
Roberts Chapel Is ON the north east corner OF
Pennsy lyHnia aud Market streets. We mention
this TACT for tlo benefit of Strangers Wis ting the
city They have ut both places services every
Sabbath.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
FoUNDRIl8.
THE "oos'EHFrArE
FOUNDRY AND STGtE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR '.SuvpRY w ARP
now prepared 20 receive and satisfactorily sNecufs
ords's iof stoves and castings a. rally The senio
partner has just returned from the last whers he hs
procured the deirahe and 20 G. patterns for cool
and psror s'o' eseverinircduc~d M, marke Neeps.
ciay invite the attention n Who'll sle stove deaef a
this branch of business with quest that the, ~iI
Civ call Our other work - embrace irs,t fronss
and columns (which desire 20 use prominent Tea.
ture Ia manufacturer railing arS mill castins
mile and kettles, house work. such vrutlsfor ~in.
dow caps slls and hoowvare. N Everything pro iuced
IN an iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage
and only promise what Nc can vel and promptly per.
form.
once and Foundry lo3 souih DcsNsrs street adjou.
ing Indianapolis and Cincinnati I'D Indiana Central
Freight Depots, indianapolis indiana
myis- CA LORDA tEcK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

ExAxrxER's MKxrING. Teachers desiring Ger.
tihcAtes are requested To meet the undersigned Il
Bryant's Commercial College. on Sturdy. the
18th inst. Al 10 o'clock A NJ
Those having certificates from Normal Schools
or Institutes will please present them
Trustees OF the various townships will make
report Of enumeration at the same place. on Fri.
dav, the 2~th inst at , O'Clock z VI
CYRrs SMITH. Examiner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
From Trenton, I.

Trenton. August Is The delaware and
Raritan Canal Company and tie Camlen and
Amboy railroad have donated t6O 900 for the
purpose Of forwarding troops as!speedily as pos
slbie. 70 meet the call recently made upon the
State by the Federal Government:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

LUScH THE MsGxoLIA There will be "a
free lunch this morning At the Magnolia. No .
South Illinois street from nine to eleven q clock
All the delicaeies OF the season will bc on the
table A FIRST class Restaurant has recently been
added to the Magnolia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

t56 Major Mcclure. Paymaster chief OF
this district. started lat evening for Washington
CIV. and will be absent for week or ten DAYS
Major Bundy will attend to the business of Major
McClures Office during his absence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

NOTICE i sEREBY GIVES TIL It WILL APPLY
: 20 the Board OF CommiSs'onerskf Marion county,
Indiana. At their 1883. for censs 70 sell in
toxieating liquors IN less quantity ~ quart at time
with the privilege Of allowing the sa be drank on NV
premises Tor one year. Ny place . business and the
premises wherein said liquors 20 e sold and drank
are located on lot No. To- IN square ~ IS. being Ne
East Pearl street. 10 Indianapolis y Center township
IL Marion county. Indiana
sugl5-w3w FLORIAScE RICHTER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

NEw YoRK. August ls--Ths latest foreign
news. iated London. August g. tiys:
The adViceS from America b.: the Persia are
regarded as more favorable to tis ,uth. and the
protracton of the war is calculated upon.
The confederate cotton lon, has advanced
and closed yesterday at 2232l Account
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

Police The gentlemen connecte with the
detective. constabulary aud municipal corps, the
head aud chief Of whom j. Mayor Caven. and the
tail i somebody else, need not Get very mad At
the newspaper called the Sentinel Neither need
the omp-hei monkeys who grind their Il
tutinel and occidental hand organs grin and
chatter At IA - f,uu.hcllly We hold whip
ct scorpions IA out hand (purchaSed at Suigrov :
harness iaciorv.l and We nov give all concerned
lair Warning that We will use II il the VANS OF
certain fIcisis specify mcndeI Then
will kuugaroos. iung-irmei apes md ring tailed
editorial bpeis bet,ke Themselves Ia the lis hes'
tr-tpps OF thp,.e lofty vegetables calei trees. 10
get out Of the va, Aud the higher they clint
the more they n show &c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

~ Five hundred snd httv more rebel prison
ers lett last night for Camp D,ugias. near Chi
ergo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

~ To morrow the war Democracy convenes
in this city. Cooling AMI Dick RYAN will be
there. and Ne think see jeff Davis skedaddng
now. Lordi how he make- hi- trotters playl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

q shoe customers can buy the best work in
boots and shoes az prices the lowest in the market
ausI2 2wd JoSEs, FISSEpGK & Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

II o. 3. Stout & Bro have just received a
choice lot of Western Reserve butter. peaches
canteiopes, &c For sale cheag Call early #
you want to get supplied
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

= The corn crop. il j. said by farmers. il so
stunted by the long continued drouih thar even
soaking rains from this time forward will not
give more than two thirds the usual Weld
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

partment Of this University opens Tor the winter
session. Monday, Octoher 10, 1863 to be contin
ued until March LIT. 1854 Among The Faculty
We notice some OF the most distinguished names
in medical philosophy nnd literature Valentine
Mott. Martyr P,yre. John W Diaper Alfred c.
Post. William II Vsn Buren,. John 7 Mctcalte
Charles A Budd Isaac Ferris. W X Donashe J
II. Hinton. Alexander Il Mott. and Alfred +
LOOMS are ot them. Certainly. therefore, the
Medical department of the University of New
York offers To the student every eligibility Of
scholarship and sceuce ~ once. ANY gentleman
graduating nt this college is introduced into the
trout rank of the honorable profession of medi
cine. For particulars. those interested will ad
dress O. L Sherman. Il. o. box 1866. New
NItk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

WsxTTD "A yuurg womsn eighteen OF twenty
year of age 10 attend sex lady few hours
each day. For particulars apply TO this Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

- II i stated that many Of the rebel prison
er- confined At Camp Morton are taking the oath
Of allegiance aud joining Indiana regiments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

BAPrIsN In the Central canal, on Sunday
next. several Africans who have seen the error OF
their ways. will 20 under. Amen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

~ Union refugee from East Tennessee
passed through this city yesterday evening with
his family aud all hi~ household goods in n small
one.horse wagon. The emigrant has come To a
land OF plenty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
COMM ERClAL.
ST rEISsRAPa


cincinnati Market.
CIScIsSATI. August Is.
Grain-Wheat unchanged. with fair demand
for prime ut 93695c for rel and 81 05dl 10 for
white Corn i in fair demand At 5Sc. Oats dull
and is offered freely at 44d45c. Some sales
were made At 43c old are offered at 46c.
Whsky-43c with fair demand.
M"ney-Gold 24925s prem. Sterling Ex-
change lse. prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

Masonic NOTICE. "A stated meeting Of Ma
rion Lodge No IS. will he held fhi-. W ednesiay.
evening. at IA O'Clock Punciua attendance
- requested. FRsNcIs KIxs. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

F1'7-EET't' ~ 7 - VT ! TFFffTNFNIs
lNpIANAPOLIs August 10 1863
Orders: The officers Of the city regiment will
meet ~ the Military Hall this evening NJ eight
o'clock for drill. BY order of Col RUGG.
HARvEY BATEs. jr Adiutant
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LICENSE.
Notice o, Application ffr License.

Notice OF Application fhr License.
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THATtwE WILL APPLY
70 the BOARD OF Commissioners AZ Marion county
Indians their term 1881 for license 10 sell in
ioxca'ing liquors In less eusniitythan quart NJ
time with the privileges Of allowir the same TO DO
drank on Cur prcm~esl for yhr. Our place Of
BUSINESS and the Prsmi>e whereon "a liquors he
dr nix, located on Lot No W in Dare S. being No
West Washington street In Indise spols In Center
Township, Marion County Indiana.
VI. NcHAUB 4 CO
sugl0-3tw
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

~ ElsHff ACRE FARM NEAR INDIANAPOLIS
Tn god stse a cultivation, for sale terms
Apply 20 kekKhNAN PlERCE,
aaglo-deG Real Erste Asents
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WANTED.

W1ASrED IMMEDIATELY, TWELVE sooD BRICK.
w LAYERS 20 work on the ne~ Slanghtering Hous.
west 81 the Soldiers Home. skkst aud stead,
employment ri--n- Appir 10 n HylssA. the prem
isss. sngl&-dsf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19

Why shOGld eey eo1o
B RAN ID E'S TUSS AGO
THE woSokxFuL aRAxuLFs.
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AGENCY,
METZGER & STAIBBEN,
REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENTS,
office No. q Odd FeIIsws' Hall,
cur sTAlRS.)
AGENCY,

EIorsEs AID ioTs VACANT ;0rs, FARMS Asp
III Farming Land bousht and sod
Loaus negotiated snd csilect.ons f4sde
Pensions, bounty, bach pay ~ e al other military
claims pro'ecuted With Iroulplnsa
Having established nranch Grcs ~ Washirstasl
D. g great faoiiitea for pfor5f collection 81 aii
claim odertd
Any desired uiornsiion gvsn ffes " charge ~ eans
Ia peT-cn - Addressing u. enciosfr "a stamp.
augS- d5ua
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TELECR ApHlc.
Night Report

rFor Morning Heport See first Page
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-26

A Curr TRIoK.[A Sari.bu.v. Nc.
correspondent Gf the Chaslot. Isuiletiu
give. the followine:
There were some eight prisoners who
played smart trick week or two apn
to make good their escape which suc.
eee'i~d very web 40 far as they we've
concerned. a ca:e os i~o Of ,nali p"x
broke out S,aong: the prisoners. aud
gn"rd. ~"en il entered into some. Of
their heaas that they would have !hs
small p"x. So they took = aho, iron s,4i
stuck Ill at,ont over ihcif fncs~ aud s,n :,
ps"s IN one annshss, and ;teu went be-
fire Dr. }. ". Hall, Surgeon al The ress,
aud he sent them toa ho,praF about
haH a Wiis from the gm,i>"n. = fhcv
did no, say there bm n few ho.srs. Aact
that was only to wait uatif da' f., ~k,n
! .hey made good their escape, and have
noi been heard from siVcs, % -
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LIZ. DF,aPOPJ VENTs..
nd The alsfa arpuledgt anlpag Ill dags
GREENWLlR SOUTH MORNINr ARcH 2e

oar 6ss-i sSt,s, s&isk loaa srnee gums.
;without; ;s1l<ss, - sfstsf landed from
tbe. rsiis,,esta siiI burn<d iha .residepce
ta Capt. ,. IIeia. fsss,stly <lsof C6tp.
mel SidsSy Hotsrtacs, on The opposiss
lxhere. = Sslse ;seiivHy has ;.pssvnslesl
.aMouR siss ensniy'S ,transfpfts, dnfinq
Ihs .ts.t Jen dssns sdso Indications II
'Nestbef aste,Rp:sto, ,pss. pur :batt~ries.
!, f~cn,ysdeserters have arrived dSring
The 5mst two days, ,nnd are continually
conjag In Thet confirm fi,e previous.
seforts oflhe demoisliza:ise Of Issnsss'
array. Our batteries sustaineds no in,
jury IN ste engagement, sndsare ready
a all hmss 70 give the encsss d warm
.seception. =, = :. -
= MopIIs, March 9i.--Thc. Advertiser
,snd Register has the following ssnli,of.
feial despatch = - =.
zFohI PEMbESroS, March 2o.- Gen.
-,eral Loring. has whipped The enemy
back from this point. They are nuw In
full retreat for tho Yazoo l,ass. =, =. :. :
y A, special despatch To the kppeal,
dated Panula. l9ih. says the Federal.
eagagel in the raid upon aHernhnsiu,
retreateds = Tle reruat Of. their having
abandoned the Memphis and Chsr!eston
leosd ia untrue. The old. troop is being
tfeplaced by new ones, and old qarl isons
,aken TO Memphis. The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad has been abandoned f. ON
Jackson, Tennessee. to Columbus, Ken
tocky. Five hundred cavalry crossed
Gold WatsE sixty miles ,Nor,h>eas, Of
here, and IN oved towsnls Holly Springs.
The Appeal learns of no new move
unents at Port Hudson, Bank. l,as f.ll
en- back to bic fortified camps. and man.
ifrsts IN, disposition TO advance. De
serters continued to cn,ne fn; all report
disaifecGun in their camps. The fleet
CONTINUES out of sight. The two vessels
shove have i'een slowly stearning up
the river. They laudcd and cut down
a few poles Of the Telegraph line carry
ing off the wire lslow Natchcz. The
damage was quicklv repaired after wards.
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sody ewas brought down by The cars
ISsts-niGht and wa. deposited in the
fcafito7 uader military gaard. His
lrem.A,s, we leaft, ,,Si!t be taken TO AL
a6xsN. = ,f'ss-sss.sS,ss y, ,.ss - :. -
|, Uhimrortsrt a. this sciion may an.
pcsrs 20 faf m the nnHksrs engaged. &,
must be .sken as decided .nccess for
sns. It was tho, advance guard of ihe.
enemy assift ~as his Rrst step ip his On
10 RiCnAoHD.- The preparations he
ltsd made and bis packed provisinns
show: that he was prepared for lohu
march, and .that ], -was no Inene rs.-
c"nnoi.ance. Had they have been sue
ces.ful, there Is no doubt that they
you'd have hcea sooT followed up bv
tho whole of hoaker's array. The ar,
fair Is therafsre irnpoftasst in It's result,
ard will no doubt have an effect on the
encmv's plan Ia his medi.aeJ nd, ance
on Richmond. Foiled and driven back,
he Is now diseoucerted in bis plan an i
further from Rieh,ncnd tl,an eser. . r.
LarEn-ADpsyIftoxAl faIt1icvL.Rs. -
From n dispatch, received from, Cor
donsvills hast night, we get some lx,sr
ws"f the fight II appears tia, lac
enemy crossed tho Rappal,snnock in
the. morning Ut kellv's Ford, with both
cavalry and artillery force. They .ad
Sanced within some six miles of Glib
pappar Court House. when our mon
'madsa s'antl.t The .fsIt was AcSeie,
AMI lasted several hoars. The Yankees
were, tipallv repulseIl, and fell back. in
the real John Gilvini routed and
panic stricken.
BY some Of The prisoners taken hr MS
the enemY's f,rcs l. sni,I. 10 have been
two diSisions-bH thi, j. hardly sa.-
IL il thought that tlieir force wete two
brigades. whicl,.hare been confnuudsd
by the prisoners with " divisions" The
prisoners confirm the great slaughter of
their me-, and confess tha, they. were
badly whipped.
is stated that we took num,,er of
prisoners, but how lnanr ne ave left to,
conjecture. a number of nnr u,en we,e
also made pri.onrrs.' but il /. though,
.lhat they will no, exceed thirty or forty.
Among them was Maj r Bl eckin,iIye.
Among .-onr killed, we learn, was
Lieutenant Harris. nf Powha,an cnuntv,
Virginia. Colonel Ro<s-r. of Nrw Or.
l"ans. is also mentioned as slightly
.wnunle,l.
The h"dv of Mrjor Pu!len al+o reach
ed the city last night, and we lea,n viii
he embalmed.
... Ffbm the accounts that have reached
ti"r'lonsriIle Of the fight, and from the
best estimate hat can 10 made our rn.
tire luss-ki!led, wounded. and missing
Us about 250. That "f the enemy is
said 10 be much greater.
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sMOIilLE. March %.

-. n"Nb'Lr. "NrCH u.
Tho Appeal "f the 2lst sa,s the
packet steamer Na,chcz. with l.aoO
bales cotton, was destroyed by re ON
The 18Th. instant.
The Hartford and Monongahela were
allowed To approach within 400 yards
OF our batteries a, Grand Gulf when
we opened upon them, the vessels re
PLYING with bro r!si,lcs several times. -
II is reporcd That a dozen shells s,rnc,;
the vessel. Parties were seen CARVING
the wnnnded below. N5 damage o.,
our sife. '.
The Naicbez Courier says tho Hart
f'rd, the Federal Flag Ship. with Com
m"dore Fsrragpt on b md. anchored
N front # the city on Tuesday. the
l0b and IN tho afternoon xen, a small
boat with aE6 G Of truce ashnre with a
note aa.lressed 10 the Msyor srat;oy
that iftiIe U. q. boats were tired on,by
the people Of Naicilez tnr gucrrillas.> he
.w"uld iH,nkatd lhe ,ci,ys- >The Hart,
ford ,eta'd'red sslI -niehr, and laf. with
the. Monangahels next morning. <
A specimI dispatch to tho Appcal.
dated Grenada. 2slh. says dispa,ci,e. 70
the Memphis Argus from Nickshurr 10
the 18Th. stale that twenty five rebels
We're captured wIiiIe tea,ing ou, the
leVce above the, canal. -
Bayou Macon i pronounced unnayi
gahls on account Of snag-. r.;
One Division of the Yankee af,rtv
kft Memphis 90 Tuesday last. the. "a III
In hghs draft steamers busnJ for Yssoo
sI'as... ,..-.-. ---.
= kiscr filling at Memphis, also, the
upper tributaries.
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A QurER STATEMEHr.--A private
letter fion' Pot, Rovai makes the fol.
l"r-ihg curious sratemcii;: = g. -
:: General F"s'er look a Car.aiu and
thirty men from the = nh Con""cticnt.
just before he wehi So':h and made y
tee"hh"isihte: They entered 'Buir.
BAY. North If Charleston hatbnr. ard
landing there marched lluQngi the en-
em,s prkets TO @i,hin full sight of
Charleston, and even 10 wi,bin view "f
FVrf Surnter, at about mile and thee
quarters distant-so near ,hat the Uffi-
GERS Pom the natsl.ei ef tie fo,t oouM
see them They retSrnes'> 'se..!.-,n1ed,
and ihnk there is eye,v rea,um 10 Re.
li-ve successful attack can be ma.la
upon the Bah, Ion of rct'-ld",n from =
quarter deemed unassailahle." .. =. -
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.PArKR MILLs.-The Fisld and Fire.
SIDE In r"plr t"a query gives the fol>
lowing list:
" There are serersl mills in v;reinin /:
IN Norit, Carolins ,hess is q mill NJ
Fayetteville, RaleieA, Shetbx, SaIe.n
and Lincosnt"n. IN South Carolina
there are two vi Grrenviile. controlled, :,
We believe, hy the san,e COMPANY, and
Que at ba,h (ag-ncr A. .Augns,a. IN
Georgia 'ht NJ ia one near Columbus,
one near Athena, ara ono wear Marietta.
In Tennessee ~e Only kthsu nf one that
|" accessible. aud that is near Knoxville, :,
aud not in operation"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-26

Tux REp2I.- CurroN EoAN.-t il
stated that between E500 900 and
100000 Of a contemplated advance
Of f3.uoO 900 to the Confederate fcv
eminent, has t".en nrgn;isted ut Paris
and Frankfort by Mcssfs. 'ErIanger d.
Co. The amotnt is to be secured by
cotton, n, fi,e pence per rnn,"l, which
Is TO be- delivered ON the eessa,ion Of
the l,lockatie.
orr nd, ices by the IIibernia nj Rn..
land daed in London on the 2u,h ul
'in'o, says: Advices from Paris men,
non that the contact for the Conse,le
rate loan la, been received Cor E3, 900, !.
900 in bonds at seven per. cent, ex.
chang-sble against cotton At ep,V'p.
Tho London 1imes' city article saws
as the Government pose ,s+s all n.
maaus Of transport fom She mL,,ior to
The ports. the cotton taas ,poihecate;l
will be, first available for shn.mrnt "a
Eorops. The price at which bond. ar.
to be Issued has not :ranspired.
fLondoa q'iaes, Ft5. II.
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L. - -
ITO fhc rr.rns. meu, sasc her oa siie.
he .faiblcrs insaaarlurtsi ,serSrroas< hieh,
tho aneen"' ihe s'ats. Sths lride - g,Ir
sare her.oh ,"ro her, w,,s...sst,,. your rais. !
- iyes, b.. - rs -
Aink '.f mo'h.r.. end dausiiier.,soo OF sistsrs,
J, = and wiv.e, :
blow. 20 \. - 's"'7 :
a. every invader. at each erust f,,e. q
All thick Of ear State and the s,ns slei has 8
81 last, y - -f---.s
AHd .veose gallant Gregg s~hait'cr h. Che
1hiak. think. oftie Jlo..d Csr,,li,,S has shed.
;sAhd tii" ,ad i,sni Is ,e!dar that arc mourning
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Shall noble old ,charlsa,on bow down in the
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ssili ID. ya'ks Of the ,yrsni Severl new
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s.l.t her sl.irs. and d'm"s. proudly pointing
,sTe ds,ourins nanic. hrsi, in mercy he given.
shsH 'he stars and ,tripes wave over sum
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!. Whilr our "~n eherishe,ff flag finds iisgtave
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th. n"l foT The h"rncs who rlantc.l Il there,
With iis-;eif lives shall dsfrnJ ir---so susyer
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Shall 'ba foot Of the d.mou soon rress the
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wberr .l-eps our taIl,ooni. Neve, I SO help
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s Thea quick to thero.cue--con,e, come; let
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ssOur charie.tUn to save, or with her toass
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