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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

The Journal il dissatisfied with some com
ments made upon the inequalities of the con
script act We alluded to some Of the prominent
mon who are fierce for vigorous prosecution Of
the sanguinsry strife. but are careful to avoid the
drudgery. the privations and the dangers of the
camp. Here is its apology for this class.
Here prominent men. whose official duties
preclude all service IN the army. are paraded as
fsvorites of the Government. exempted from
danger bv Partially. and poor men led to
compare their own situation with the luxurious
safety Of these pets. and the contrast is pointed
straight At the injustice Of the draft.
Official duties preclude all service in the
army" ehf The other day the Journal WAS
making great blow over Senator LANE, because
he wssa private. or Corporal. or something in
one 81 the companies that volunteered to chase
MoReAS out of Indiana. His official duties
did not preclude him from doing that What
'ofhcisl duties" had SuNSrR. and WADE. and
WILSON, and CHASpLTR. and host
Of doughty Senator'S and Representatives
We could name. all fierce for the war,
from the 4th of March to the / st Of December to
preclude service IN the army? None whatever
Ex Senator WHIeHr announced time after time.
thai he for The last man and the last dollar
10 put down this ~ckcd rebellion" lie had no
.'officisl duties" TO preclude him from shoulder
ing his musket. but he begs some agricultural
mission 10 Germany. and serves his country val
ian,ly in paying. pleasant and unnecirrary &C
cup.tion And the reverend BsscHkRs and Cox.
WAYS. al thurstng for blood. but il must be split
though. by Others. take the present opportunit,
TO make a pleasure "Trip To 'merrie old England >
But Official duties do not necessarily prec ude
all service in the army. The greatest soldiers
whose wtrlike deeds are the themes of the histo
rians and the poets were also civic rulers of En-
pres and nations To illustrate this position,
We have but 10 meatioa the name:
Of ALHxASpkR the Great. CEssR. CnsRLr
sssSE wuLisx the Conqueror. CHAKLrs the
Mi. 81 NwELL, the first NAPOLEON and vs
could enunerste host Of others. who did not
thiuk service IN the army vas incompatible with
the 2erirom ,nce of Official civil duties The
present. Empsrors of France aud Austria served
with their armies in Italy. and after a series al
serce battles they met in person 10 negotiate the
terms OF peace. Our own noble Governor =,
oDe time thought Of taking the field as the CON
mander Of . corps. hence he cannot think that
''oficial duties preclude all service in The army
AID besides our State government has been ruz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

usaes the shavs hesding the journal, Of Hal
urday ias, seses aron the lse, thu, an Indictment
%. found sgsins, W, u nsAos. Fac under Tho
revenue isw. ny the late Grand Jury NJ the PED.
ss-l Court. On pespesFs,s wicked snd malicious
libel sgalns, him, Upon learning that an lndet'
mani bad hsea found against HIN, Mr. u. Aon At
once applied IN have the case 80, down for trial
but ths Dis'r =, Attorney. On sccoun, Of the late
ness Of the sesson. declined 90 have II ulei,
From the faeis "a ws have learned them. since
the ajjswumsnt sf the court. there can be no
duuh, Of Nj. IA triumphant Acqal,,al The
journal says. What the fact. are, we have no
idea" With such an admission az that the venom
Of the article diAcioscs itself and Il IL evident that
The efiwe VI Mr, BrAou, In the opinion VI the
Jvnrnai, 70 solely that b. h q Democrat a. %
the charge IN the same print tina, Mr.. Bssou
presented claim for the damages done 10 hIs
property ny ,be explosion Of the csIsson ~ the
i2sh Miehigsp battery, We eau reply thsti, IL .
falsehood manufactured out Of whole cloth. Mr.
Bssoa has presented no claim 20 the Govern ment
of that kind. This attack upon Mr.. BnAou 10
another evidence Of tie systematic assaults made
by the Journal aud Kindred prints upon leading
men Of the Democratic party. and they are doing
more harm to the country 10y thus engendering
bad blood among the people than from any other
cause whatever.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

Or week. Ha time. during the absence Of lie
Rfcsl'sacy enjoying the .alubriou. bteef~ Of
The New ork bay 9TH the arl,tocract OF the
eimmstoi emporium. ~ his sbls sn.l seeom
plishsi eotps Of secretaries, snd wl,haat any
delrimenl ~ ,hspublie Interests A'oaf 'rtom.
lnen, waf men" are sping the csoswtlls. the
NsroLkoss. and the Fn.son Jossrns. they should
buetle 90 their -sf hspe.. q. they did
The journal thint. " sIi wrong for poor men
80 compare their own situation 9Th the lu,uti
eas safety Of the-. pets N "prvm'neu, -sf
men. =. that pfln, lsfias lhen,. are unwllllng 10
illustrate their patriotism thelt principles, their
.saehlbg.. and Their yisw. o. public IollcJ b,
"sessIce In the sm, :" q. ,hs lam. pie, tbs,
they are psecluled ny 'oaielal dulss,' the mau
whose family depend. upon bis daily labor Zoe
support has the tlrh, 10 think ,ha, he private
duties" should rhilde him 10 slnnst exemption
sd confederation, roo' men viii think Of .hes'
things without pfomp'Ing ffom any source
Ths, I. entirely unnecessary ~ Dame Fsslsas
does not favor them ~nh her smiles, Ood has
endowed them 9Th thinking aud reasoning fseal
ties and they vll esssc... thee, regardless al
Presidents aud 0osssnw.. II these "pfomlnenl
war men" and lhe men Of position
snd wealth ~ho are dransd lido The ssssles
~ill no, avail thsmselye. of ths exemptions o
The consetp, act, unless II be physical disability
there ~Iil be no complains Of the nia.,ice ef tho
dni, ~ any difficulty Ia enforcing H. Ia, when
the Mosross shd s,loHovrs la Luxurious safe
~" refuse "sll service IN the army" aud Al
appointment war men" are making money out q
the war by either selling or paying brbea for n
contracts. tho poor men. overwhelmed With "pri
vs,e duties" cant help feeling that the pa,rlo,
lam Of these men i only skin deep and ,ha
there IL some injustice In a Law, especially IA
q Republican Government 81 framed ~ IN MAKE
distinction between the rich man and the poo
man Throughout this war 40 faf NJ the NofIl
j. concerned, with rare exceptions. the poor me'l
the working men. have exhibited all the palro,sn
and the self dental that has been required Z,
achieve tho honor and the glory which have beer
VOL by our arms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
The Militia for valiandigh ham and
Democracy.

The militia are for Vallandigham and Democ-
rscy Company AFTER company came into this
city. all hurrahing for Val c mp Chase
presents the appearance OF one vast Democratic
Mass Meeting The Democracy have il all their
ownway Hundreds OF the militia who came here
under Governor Tod's cali. rs Republicans, are
returning home shouting for VslIandig CHAM. The
State House presented grand appearance on
Wednesday night 1t was iulf OF VallAncigham
ers, who bad come up here in obedience TO the
Governor call They kept up such hallooing
for the Democratic candidate foT Governor az
wakei up the echoes all about Capitol Square
II has been good thing to be among the militia
tbs week in the city and at Camp Chase. and
hear their sensible remarks aud fee criticisms of
the .war policy" OF Governor Tod and the Aso
liiion party Brough men have been few and far
between. The Governors proclamation has
worked like a CHARM Columbus Statesman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
ATTORNE Y.
MEDICAL.
Dr. Ludlnsn'~ Specific,
vonrHr crssor
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

flNBE Gonouhea, or commonly called Clap,isa dis
i gushing malsdy, and il too wei known 20 require
any explanation; IL Is easy 10 be got bat II Is difficult TO
get clear Of IL Is companion that few ADMIRE II per-
and poor, both married and single. Although trouble
some n itself distressing and sometimes fatal
disease, the treatment Of which, has generally been
than the disease Itself The
treatment l. frat to deprive you OF all business then
comes course Of starvaiio.liyiug on bread and tea
ouppsd or scbed combined With atirr medicines
irjecions- lotions. oinfra~ff and foins
Every few days the elicine> are eltapxed and afrr
some months treatment in ths wsy which the patient
b"arsw great foftnds ter fear 81
charged. or discharges himself with irrtsbs ar-tor
sweed testce, an enlargement Of the prostr
90 dsease ei the neck of the bladder. q
ThisSPecinc. which .cts like charm wths few doses
ON t"oss disc ana quit and which
has cured thousands In New York. Philadelphia Balt-
more aud many Of rhe southern cities certain and
efec;ua remedy, that makes rapid cure
without regard TO diet. drink exercise except wres
ling, jumring or over-ssTaininE. This remedy l. un-
equsled by anything discovered thss
diseases II j. extrsctrd from pstts and pe
feoy safe asi purely vegetable q contains no rer-
curry. so that you can yourself all knds Of
atber, without the danger from tn. MEDICINE
And If you careful wrapping M your paste Won
will have no tasts sel from H. that You are NOT
deprived from going nocompany. or being by
nearest friends.
This y quack iicine busa rnrdy overed and
used With immense success by regular phy sican and
confidently recommended TO the unfortunate
CAUTlON-None = genuine without The dgn.,n,, 81
the proprietor, W p Davidson, around the box Aim
Of trade marks will be prosecut.d with The
utmostrigo ofthe Law.
VIZ DAVIDSON. sols Proprietor.
rincinnsfi. Ohio.
soia oy Drusgis'sgeneraly JANIS -dsmis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

The Democratic party has all along con
tended that This rebellion was 20 be suppressed
by armies skillfully welded. The rad Gals have
contended it was TO be done BY emancipation
proclamatOns. and negro schemes, generally
Which were righti Let Vicksburg and Gestys-
Lurg spswer.-I Cleveland Plain Dealer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

xtrsar sruArios-AnsiRsstE cosprcr %
rms AHsf oT rHs poros,c- Exrostres
90 Gas Lass Movfsssrs His MAStuvsss
sas 70 Dasw ora AHsr AFrss nis-cairi
cat CospIrios OF ATSAiss on raK Iowa
Mississirri--0REAr Losass AT hRAsuFAs CRY
-Tnt ApsisisrhArios RnrosupLs roa rHs
DUssrta. f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

THE ANERIC ~ DISPENSARY VIZ TREAT BY
N new method, and The happisst results. Pro
kIss TERI, falling Of the womb, Lrncsrution JZcer-
afon LHch ryAeI whiteS) L isry aud all other dis
which the .f,a>ric0p f,adls IL peeulisr,
liable Send three dolars and receive by express
the Doctors Fcsgie syringe. This instrument shOalc
be used by every woman in the land for the purpose
cs fnness c,HfoT;, AeHfh. dc Sent free on rtcep'
Of stamp copy ~ Private Letter Married Isdir-
health. dc The Doctors ceLebrated Female P,Hs
fresh from the DspeusaTy. rerg 1ood IN simple dis
eases, irregularities, DE Price al. sent by mail.
At the ADs>ricIR DizIcnsrry al-o treat seifAoai
mercury and with never falling sucoe-s T>peridi, OF
what the quacks call pir1fs cr csf diseases; Stphi,
In all it, stages Gonorrhes, elect Structure Hydrooele
Circoccle yaricocele. Carocce. spermstorhea Senna
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexusi Debility. In
potency, and effects Of sclf-abuSe. The last six ar.
treated Of in private letter which send free or
receipt Of stamp.
The experience of the Surgeon in charge Of this de
partmtn ~ some Of the hest Hospitals In Europe and IN
New York CITY ensbles him 20 patients scienthcal
~ and restore them speedily.
Those living a. distance communicate by letter
ard be treated their homes In urgent send Is
or 3lesnd receive rncr ieines--
Consultation free and confidential Room No. "a
East Washington Street, indiana polls. T. a. Boa 1854
sprsdIy- ~l2t.lsm
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sUNpRIEs.



BOO dox. Glass Fruit Jar
1000 Groes Corks, all Dies
600 lbs Sealing Wsx:
800 dox. Brushes. Of all kinds, siscs and
styles
so bbls Coal oil,
10 bbl-. BcnKine; t....
20 hhls. Lnsccd on. fH IIlfI
20 bbls Lard Oi
go bbls bubncating OH
SO bbls Whiting. 1865
500 CA. Quinine;
90 or. salphAle Morphia,
10 hale. Terra .iaponicas
10 cpss Mas Ilquorice, pur, Cor To-
bacconisis:
70 cases Stick Llquotice;
10 bales sponees, quality various
300 boxes Glass, all piSes;s
BOO gals Eas, India Castor OH
4 tuns White Lead, Ia OH
hbls Sp'is, nrpcntine;
~ bbl.. Vafnish,
"a hbls. Alcohol;
Az lbs Cum Shcllac,
Is bbls. Old Rye and Whea, Whisky.
10 iok. Old London Dock Gin;
~ dor. london Porter
40 dor. Scotch Ak;
ny STEW AMT a MOisGAN,
wnolEsatt nauadlsfs.
Iyt No u Ead washlnHon street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

The recent French election showed Louis
Napoleon that the people were dissatisfied with
". Persisny. hi Minister and personal friend
The consequence was that the latter had to retire
and make room for some person Who was not so
obnoxious TO the French people The willy En-
peror understands how to make himself popular
a little better than some other rulers that might
be named.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
AUCTION NOTICE.
JAMES IL. PRENTICE,

WILL SELL BY AUCTION, AT HIS WAREHOUSE.
w corner OF Raymond and Willonghby streets,
Brooklyn. l. f. every Thursdny during the season,
the production Of his mandatory, commencing
July To- ls IL O'Clock when he will offer full line
II FUR and Wool Hats. Of every description, in lots
suit purchaser.
In calling the attention Of the trade 10 the above
nouncepen the undersigned begs TO state that In the
sales for this tue principles that have
scfezsd those pat viii be strictly observed They
will only embrace his entire production bat those Of
other manufacturers Of we'll known reput thus
suring each varied and complete assortment,
adapted 10 the season
Orders will be received from those able to attend
and will be nIed satisfactorily
The Hats will be prepared for inspection by Catalogue
the morning. Of the sale.
The entire offerings will be sold without reserve
JAMES H. PRENTICE, Auctioneer.
BxooKIYx, Jaly /, lisa
ConsignKesis Of HAis, Hatters, Trimmings Aad straw
solicited and wsl be sold favcrs5e
lulyl5.l 4td
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TAKEN UP.

VNAKEN Up RY THE SUBSCRIBER, IN PERRY
Il township, miles SOUTH on he Three notch rad
July 10th. red spotted cow about years old, and
. calf by her side about 1 weeks old.
jy2o d3 CHARLES RUNNER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

whyshoaid buy boz Of
KAN ID Els I u SILL GO
THE WONDERFUL aRANULKs.
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RON BITTER

one trial, and you will never use any others.
IL Is not necessary tn publish long list OF diseases
watch the Cedron Bitters specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH. BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
LIVER: A Nt - .tt r. 81
Ia all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange-
meni 81 the stomach or Bowel.
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA; ft +
And In FEVER AND AGuR;
II destined TO snpersede ell other remedies. II not
only cures all these diseases hut II prevents them.
vine glass full az the BteTs taken hopr before
each meal will ohviac the i'll effects Of the
healthy climate and the person taking az
diseas" under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists ard CT, r. generally l 30 =
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal ofcc. Fifth street, Louis.
vile, ny jy20-d3m
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M e DiCAl,
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
OF the Nineteenth Century,


MO MANS NAME ~ MORE INTIMATELY CON.
nerted with the history at the Materia Medea II the
United States, o. more favorably known psneer On
medical discovery, than that 81 JOHN NULL, of Louis
Wiz, KY Ills innilabe preparation of sarfapara has
long stood Al the head Of the various 81 that
valuable drug HE compound fectora 81 Wild Cherry
has became hup' hold word throughout the est and
SOUTH AMI his Worm L0zehgrs In ess than ear after
their introduction. attained reputation
a. tho continent Of North America. Hut the browning
glory ~ his life remains 10 be- at alned IN his latest dis
coverv 0r rather combination. for he does ella
have been the dcovercr of cEDON which the basis
Of the hittcrs offered 90 the public That honor be.
longs TO the native inhabitants ri Central America 10
whom virtues have been known Tor more than tw o
hundred years Armed with ~ the Indian bids denanc
To tho moal deadly inalcra and handle. without fear Ito
while there h breath LETT inr body the Crdron potent
to cure, m,tt"f whai tie disea,c may he.
Nhile d. pn ls not prepared 10 indorse his esaya.
CANT pretcnion. he l. nevertheless saiifed from
ough examination of the evidence relating its virtues,
that, remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either 60 changes OF weather and climate
or To the miasmatic Influences stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation II has long enjoyed
IN Central America aud the west Indies. In
ID ~ ~ ~. ac n. - II -
and It's attendant train ~ nptems, more like
charm than n'eiieins There is nothing Ia the whole
range OF the Maferia Mcdica that for bear
a comparison with II IN ,hi. disease.
full account If this wonderful plant may be found
the eleventh cdi'n OF INC o. Dspensatory pages 1887
aud 1888
A series OF experiments, In which DE- Bull has been
for engaged his Just been brought successful
terninaiicn and he Is enabled offer 10 the public
combination Of Cedron with other improved TONES the
whole prerved I'm the best quality 10
Bourbon whiSk, which he T. conf lent has equal in
the world
He mil ht furnish volume of ccrtic .tes but the pub-
their true value The safest plan Is for every test
for himself the virtues of new medicine. Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

tE"fhe Rstel cause v falling. and With Il
-sii fsii she.s IN" have elupg 10 !, snd sJmps
thss~i 18th a. -
80 ssys tho journal Down. thea. goes hat
print No paper % lad's ldsal IA the Nor,h al
,eea,sl morn .Hsaaoa.ly lie separation Of The
state. 10Th bsfsss and sner the eemmeeesmsn,
n hosul,.es. and nat 10 ell the Rebels have al
sey time asked Tho Journal vas willing Ia
e'eeeie 'his IN them three eoa,hssfl the fall OF
Sumter The central organ 81 the Republican
party ts evidently anticipating i,s own doom.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

~ The Journal aaes,ion. The loysl,y Of Gov
ssvsovs because there ~. "a in Ne- York
city, n such be the test 81 ieysl,y hoe ls J,
9Th tsov Asrasw. ~ Ms--sehusestsf There
.s fio, In llo.,on Of ehssse,sf similar 10 the
one IN 'Se- ysss, hsss., according y the Jour
nails rssssalag. oss Aspsfw RUS u under
stand ,bs s~sy n. o-s. % shs oe,efes~sn,." sud
he "a s.ss,a te~y sat sll'ns ~ psrfssp u "
lie ssshs ,f.rsless Al ss held ~ an "s~ful se
eosssshllis," fef that "ersn sn1 vIolsa, hosdl.
~ 10 the tovsrhmsnt AND n. isss"
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NOTICE..
INCOME TAX.

A IL PERSONS ASSESSED FOR INCOME TAX WILL
n take notice that the same due and payable on
the 30th day Of june and be paid within 30
sfier th at date or by the soh day Of Jnly. 1863
THO. p HACGHEY,
jy3o-di Collector 9TH District Indiana.
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S~erlarnmltnS Der bolFetniiGsn @tGnbe- SHIT
elteOer loa trpb bes GsrbOts fattfnben. @te
btabFAtt9en cine Deputattea an ben 8unbeB.
tag, unt bsntlten auf3uforbsrn. ~Ioforttee
SHrttte So tbun, mm bas SfentltGe @t9sns
tbuua tn ben 9er3Csthiueru eessn l1nbereG .
ttBte gu latbsn; bic @rCfsTOren bon Rtsl ia.
ben bel@IO0en, benz neusn RSnta @6riRtan
bent Weurten BON DGusmarf ben 9Th su per-
rpetgern u. I. 10.
Oas @Ges beutet auf ernaltGe @unFtfte,
ote OorI brIben itnttfnben maien uno bic ct.
aen tebt nO& ntGt au bere@neaben auten ODER
I9ltntmsn &tnRue auf ben 8erlnuf Der euro,
patl1sn 5dnbsl unp 8eor9ani1 attuneplGne
bobtn rerben.
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Weitere europ. S1a9rt0ter.
SrGnfrci@.

Sranfrei6A.
DartS, 81. Ioo. Die 8narburrGtbe
In Der 8anF bon Truntrei& t~eIaufen f6 aui
.204 MIQionen Grancs.
Die Partfer 9ettuneen briasen ~foleeuoe
1sIe9ramme: SonitantinUpel, 21. 9lpe. Der
Sultoa bat cline G1nfige Intyport ouf Dee
Ratlers ytdpOlsOn GinlaDHng III etnem eitrr,
patl2en @Cn9reB ge9eben unO babsi feline Wb.
IGt aus8elprC@fn, eem Gon9rsB pc, lGnItN
bet3uDObnen.
ROpeubastn, 81. glgD. Der RSnta ron
DGnemorf Bat ben Sen. Sr6pln nod paris
eei6idt, ats ueberbrineer ether ganltsen Wnt-
MORT an ben Saiier NapOleCn auf ltine Ginla
Oung our Gbeilnahme on etnsm eurUpdiIdep
GOngrsB.
0aris, 10. NcD. Der beuttee Monbe
srfdtyt, Dag IN elnsr gsriammlun9 Der Gar,
Otnale am Il. Nob. bslGIoRsn purOe, Die
pdpitltde Ss8teran8 lO0e tn, N~n8snetnen ben
Sorlala9 etnes eurOpai1Asn @ongteGes aus
netmea. =
Oas bsuttss nBaYs" be9nuptet, Der Son Der
tuiltl6en 3situn9en 9ebe Der 9pTnung Roum,
oab Nubldno benz SOu1rsIe bettreten tpegoe.
BOD sipa 90 @obtpoumadten bleiben
9ente I'm Corps 2sBiaIuttf 3u priifen lbrtg
S~eutfbIaMs.
Srantfnrt, IS. SOP. Ser grpBbfr3.
bobiI@e Bunbestasegelanbte BAT bic 8o(maGt
oeS ber5Uss Sriebrt@ BON SGleswi9. 0pItsta
fIr Die tOlleinti9s Gimme am 9unbtstcee
nit 3uFtmmuqg leiusr &~esteruns ourIaufs
Ibernpmmen.
Grantfurt, 81. Nob. MIe 6pIfeints
i6en 8samtsn baten u ROpsuGagen 8efeRl
erbalten, Dem RSnis @bri1ian benz gleunten
Den Glib Der Grsue Ietfen, = Die BrpfeIogsn
Ger llntStrftdt RieI. bic Wtttalieber bes Nps
Electromagnetic unb an6ere 8eamte beab1d
ti9en, zen Glib az D%erwetaern.
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Die bennpFr. Reprafen1nuten.

01f6tm9t0n,7 z, Dt3. Die psmptrG.
tjIdem SppOItiouamit9Iiecss bieltsu 9sute eire
0erto9te GOuiereo3, fouuten flo o6er ui6t vtrs
aGnbj9en, fir Die Jlor1inatioa Der 0eQmtem
ot6 6ate0 la @oucu8 ga 9tGsn.
1eebr gerboftunseu.
Sa Der Gamta8 No@E murDe CAPT. Jsreup
I0n, ber GNsf Quayttermriitsr su @lGranSrta
NIB etniae Ieinsr Snlpstotsn pe9sn b~etriaes
rtIder @sfAdFtefGbrun9 Ueshaftet unp na@
Dem Gapitols0 sfinqniB asbraGt.
Der Subcommittee it eifyig benltt. bic
unstrli&sn 8somttn II leinsm Department.
3u entfernen.
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Gebrau&en fogeuannte 8lutGuubc, uni emtlatts
fsne Stlapen hnO lolhe @srfonen 3a faneen,
Die flo ber 3wanse- Nu6bsbuu8. gu ent8isten
Iu@en /; BET folgenDer @elegenbett frat je6c@
aud etn Mal Der umastsbrte GaQ Elm, es
wurce ndmh@ Elm @tbslenlolbat ouf Der
6luGt Our9 ben SuuO eiue8 p6rOtiGen COL.
baten 9~sfon9en. Das 81 Ng. 9te3t wurpe
tn Dem s.. fedt BET Srtf9 BEND Oon eiuer fstuo@
ltden 8rigaOs 9ort b%eor6aat unO bstaut bsn
8sfsbl etnen 8atonet-Nn8rif ga maaen. Die
Nebeuen tputbn gewO;fsn uuO ibsrRtegen auf
ttrer Glu&t eine Oeu5. Gin 9tn0, Der etuem
Solooten Oteles 81. Jifgt6 qeb5rte, ia9te aus
Gstbesfraftsn binter ben FL benOen N,bsCen
Der un6 pa6te eiuen o%erlelben grade In ben,
Au8en6ltde aI8 er oa8 reGte 8stu Gbcr 0te
6sn3 lGVtngen potlte. Dur1 ben GeDalt=
Rarnen Nngrtf bee 9unoe8 aug Dem OleiG-
9enidt Getro@t, 0itr}te sr gus groe, rD ibn
osr 9nno 10 LANCE ft0tielt. bic Die Goloaten
9eranfancn uno ben euro oen Sun0 8itaase.
aen Gebe4en In GaFf1ug uobmen.
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SennCfiee.
sic @rOPlama tIOm BED @%rdGpenten.
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ga perloaf8e No&ri6t etu9slauftn, ca6
H@ Bic > erf6ma@t Der @ufrIbrsr aus ORs
&enn'f's unter umfdn0sn 3urDd3tsbt, pelGe
onceuten, Gag rtc uniOnetrupptn aus otefer
wiGttqsn QUlttipn firoer niGt oertriebm rpsv.
ran Iolnen u1o Da pteil8 pon GROCER noitcnae
lNr Dt@tigteit Ii, 70 cnpfeble lob btsrmit lem
IcQaien Colt, f6 beim Gmpfang Dtslsr Nud,s
riot on ietuen Qabo6tepldBsn 81 Srtiammsln
u0b cem QQnGAti9en etnen bsienbcreu Dant
eor3n5rtn8sn ron tpe9en b,eies groBea Sort
lAgttt3 rer naticnaIsn Sode.
q. 2tucpiu.
Vrdloeut DIR Scr. Gtaatea.