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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
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u DIANA, IS;
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IrsrTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, IS;
wnKHkss klisl 81 information has been hlcd IN the
District Court Of the United states within and for
the sevealh Circuit AID Dstrict u Indiana the 10Th
day Of January. 1885,, BY John Hanna Ed, Attorney
fo the United STATES for the District u Indiana, against
the following described credits aud effects Of William
J. Holcomb, to-vi; Pour PrumissoTy Notes, Oh dated
March Juth 1851. for $3.50 90 each payable ni and
respectively from the 1st october 1861 with In
ter~st said notes given by John J. Oaks
Seth Way and by him assigned and transferred 90 said
Hoeomb and secured by mortgage certain real estate
ssr- county indiana for violation ofthe powers Of
act o. Congress, approved July IT, 1862, entitled IAN
act 20 suppress nrccton, 10 punish treason and rebel
on and eesseste the property Of rcbeiS and for
other purposes and process sns aid properly,
and that the may be condemned and sold a.
enemies property.
Now tereforr IN pursuance Of the monton under the
seal % said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notlee 60 all persons claiming said propr'y
thereof an manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
The United States. be held at the city OF Indianapolis
IN for the District Of Indiana, the third Monday ~
February next. ten o'clock Of the forenoon OF that
day. then and there 20 nerpose their claims and TO make
their allie cations IN thai behalf
d. q. ROSE, q. s. Marshal.
-~=s---=-s-. Perl. =. BsesLow, Depaiy-
A fFws fHart fait
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SALOON.
Excelsior Saloon and Restaurant
NO IS EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
indianapolis, Indiana
RUDOLPH FEY. Proprietor.

FEyHIS FINE SALOON WILL. q T. OPENED on
Tomorrow (luesday,l March 10, with splendid
lunch at 81 O'Clock \. N.
Tic proprietor ns'iers himself 10 announce 10 his
patrons and the citizens Of indianapolis generally, that
he has spared money 10 make this house
what i. ought TO be, Of the finest and hardsomest
saloons in the West.
Sic will keep constantly hand the best Rhine ami
Native Wines. Champaigncs, Lager Beer. Ale and the
very best ofLiquorS
lie Is also prepared o furnish Meals az oil times after
short neticc, aud invites the public for a call.
nlrh9 dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
FOR DYSPEPSIA
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long since given up the Of buchu cubes aud u
ubcr IA the treatment of these Diseases and only them
for the want of q better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
DYsMENoRHuEA, OR PAiNf UL MENsTRuATIoN, AND
IN MENORRIIAGlA or PROfUsE FLOWING.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF the
srual fluid In the being too little, aud
panied by pain; and the other too profse
ton, which will be speedily cured by the Constitution
Water.
That disease known as FALLING or THE WOMB.
which is the result Of relaxation the ngaments OF that
organ and known of he sviness and dragging
pains In the back and SIDES at times accompanied by
sharp Iancdaing or shooting pains through the parts
will, in all ca.es be removed by the medicine.
There Is another class Of symptoms arising from lRi
TATlON or TIE WOMB. which Physicians call Nervous
which word up much ignorance, and in nine
of ten the doctor does not really know whether
the symptoms the disease or the d ease the symp
toms. We only numefate them h. re. speak NOR,
particularly OF Cold Feet Palpaon of the Heart impaired
Memory MakefulneSs Flashes OF Heat Languor, Lass
tude and ninness Of Vision.
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NO. aio.l
rrNsrEDsrATESOv AMERICA, DIS


u TRICr 0F INDIANA. -
WnrsnsA libel % information has been hlsd In the
psfrea Court % the United States, within aud iof the
Seventh Circuit and District % Indiana the 2sih day
Of January tss3, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney for
United Stats for Disset " aisna, against the
following described estate, credits and effects OF sne WI.
liam J. olesmb, 10 vit -Four certain Promisaory Notes.
all dated soth u January. fss, for nfeen hundred
dollars each payable lih dsy Of October, In The years
isa lss2 sCs sn< 1884, respectively, with Interest an
naay the 18th October aso. said notes ~ by
one Jo-sphus l. Way On seth Way, aud by Inn en-
dorsed and transferred 70 said William j. Holcomh,
Tor volsaion % The po~ers Of OF Congress- APP
proved July II. issz sntitie
on punish and rebeon. 10 seize and conf caie
the property - rebels and for other purposes. praying
process sEsBs said property. andfbst the same may BE
condemned and sold a. enemies property.
Now therefore, pursaance q the moniton under the
said Court directed and delivered, do here
BY give pubiie noete ali persons claiming said property
any part thereof or ia any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the sa the Dsrc, Court
II the United states be held the city q Ind anapo
for the District % Indiana, the third Monday
Of February next al 10 o'clock Of the forenoon otha day
then aud there nierposs their claims aud make theiI
sfiegatinns in that behalf.
u. GARLAND ROSE, u. NJ,
BY l. n BIeELow, Deputy.
Attest. Jons A. RIA. Clerk feh3-di4
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Has proved itself equal to the task that has devc,cd
upon Il.
DIURETICS,
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NOTICE.
TRUSSES, &C.

I B. SEE e = Y } 7 RUS -
ESTABLISHMENT, led rLAHG -. cuicAeo. III.
Brancl, olicc-No. >, Nor Ff Street. ST. Louis, No
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

irrtac and drench the kidneys aud by
lead To chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS, GRAVE
BRICK DEST Dkr0sT AND MUCOUS or MILKY
DISCHARGES AFTER uRINAr1NG.

Diseases occurring from and the will be
entirely cured b. the Constitution Water htaken for any
length Of time. The dose should with the severity
Of the disease from twenty drops 10 tcaspoonfu three
times day. In water During the passage Of the Cacu-
lus the pain and urgent symptoms should be cobated
with the proper remedies then followed up by the Con-
stifution Water as above directed
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SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN,

Which In the married female Is recurring
disease and through neglect the seeds OF grave
dangerous maladcs the result, and as month aeI
month passes without effort being made 10 assist
ture the suppression becomes chronic, the patient
ally loses her appetite, the bowels conspated. night
sweats come on, and the consumption finally end. hei
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LAND AGENT.


HyoR SALE-A TRACT oFTiiIRrY ACRES on LAND
on the Charlottesville Turnpike, one mile aud three
quarters from the city lmitstweny -four cleared
and the balaucen timber; good framed dwelling house
containing hve rooms cellar, pump, &c, will he sold
low-part cash balance on time. Apply 10 the subscri
her ar No. lis East Vermont street, Indianapolis
apr0 WV y. CARL MI.
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Brushes! Brushes!

nnA DOZEN Paint and Varnxh Brushes, Wall
&OVb brushes, sash Tools, Blendcrs, Scrub, shoe,
Horse aar Hat aud Cloth Brushes Of all Kin ds atowes
figures At BROWNING 1 SLOAN's.
lels -dcodN weowatn
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LEUCoRRHEA, OR WHITES.


This disease depends upon inflammation Of the mu
lining of the vagina or womb. IL IN all cases ac
companed by pains the back. across the howe
and through the hips caSpoonfu of the medicine
be taken three times day, with injection Of table
spoonful Of medicine mixed with half pint Of soii waite
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF TIVE MICK OF THE BLADDER, IN
PLANTATION Or rHE KIDNEYS AND CAfARRH
OF The BLADDER, SrRANGUARY AND BURN
ING or PAINFUL URlNATlNG.
For those dscs~-s Is truly sovereign remedy, ant
too much cannot be said IN It's praise. single dose ha
been known 10 relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the small
of the back and through the hips. tcaspoonfl dag
ofConstltution Water will relieve you like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has equal IN relieving the distressing symp
toms Also Headache Heartburn, Acid Sto ach, vomit-
Ing Fool &c. Take teaspoonful after dinner The
dose IN al may be increased desired, but should
be done gradually.
PHYSICIANS
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Ne have Of the complete Printing Establish
ments IN the country. Our facilities doing all kinds
Work. Book, Plain Ornamental, first class. We
have introduced the latest and fastest Presses and
added Type all the modern styles and employ
the best werkmen. We thus enabled furnish Jobs
promptly, guarantee satisfaction and TO accept low
prices
We have connected with our job Department Adams
Superior Presses and prepared Stereotype
Prework together with the presswork for outside papers
allow figures.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

new Legislature VIII assemble On the SIN q JAnu-
airy Its action win have deep interest for the
citizens u Indiana. The SHfiaei viii contain faithful
and intelligent report Of its prooeedings 20 that the
reader uderstsnd from day day what their Repre-
sentauses are doing
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These Dangerous and Troubiesome Diseases
tchicA Aaps fhus far Resisted The best directed
Treatment. can be Completely Controlled
by the REMEDY moir before m.
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properties of the medicine direct themselves a. the
gana OF secretion, ard BY altering the condition Of th
Is not into sugar long the system snde
the iItluence q the
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

Urgent Call far JsOOps-The Militia e..
q"tr"d for Thirty Days Oway-0rncrai
Mcclellan n tn Conference tth Governor
scymour-rroops Under Marching Or
ders, Sc.
ALsANv. Jrne 10. 1881.
The Governor 10 rec,lvng ur,eDt from tho
authorities OF Pennsyvant,, asking 'or t~es and IL
dong every hing pcssibe TO hurry 'hem 'owsrd Gov.
Curtin advises that they he ship ,ed via Easton.
sccrstary stanton tcegsaons thai the win not be
needed Tor than thirty days. ard probably not Tor
thst pcriod that will be supplied them at Harr
burg and thai they report Gen. nhn,h.
General Mcclellan we'd hero half rast four this
atorroon. comm up tho Harlem road and prooee,od
directly 70 Governor scymours residence. They 1,
O psutation together this evening.
The sevcath, Eleventh, Etshtcenth, Twcniy eighth !.
Thirty scventh Forty seventh sixty afth sixty 9TH.
SIXTY eighth, slx'y.nin h, Hevepty.nst and Seventy
fourth regiments under marching orders. rne
everth and Seventy regiments viii leave tonight.
Marching orders will bc issued 500 volunteers
New Rrp. 800 a Rochester. ard 500 At Pistisb,rg.
General Mcclellan Il In Albany the purl0se tf alt
Ing Governor Seymour In organizing and scndirg forward
90 tor the defcnce OF Pennsylvania Abcrt IL 100
already secured and thcy are beginning 90
forw,rd. t
The following additional militia regiments arc undor
ordcrs 70 move:-lhe Eighth Twenty .accond and niy
sixth The twenty SECOND, the Thiriieth snd qhbty.
fourth regiments Of volunteers ere awaiting 70 bs
tered out) offer their services. qfNtR
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Arrivals and Departures.
AW0ryAfR.


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Heodsr.on. condi. and man ser, act. jsres n.rngm
M NM e CARA Man., s@ NJ ana Sr. os's r. and
ssS aar.s " Hr and Ne. Hu,sS,ss Murray "! n.ymss
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iss .s ss.': :ss w;. Sm s%g
Is'ns, .Maeer wtIiiams, xr a.d Mr.. williams hs RID
Gs.,s. ireland. Cospsr o-orsr si..r: Arch Kerr
w aud Me- LAn,er ant two ssrvsnu ~ call:n, Car
XiIissins. 90 barnes JAIME. harms Mss Bsrns.. 4
fo Mas: I. r's 's s.rs mad. x s 90;
s :st h, S .:a H.: .. M Is sS, 4.
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c.e.n Asrr.r. Lieu, 81 Taiis % Mrs Captain Sa xsr
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The New York herald., 1863-06-17

etate rsnnsy vPria II world seem dcsnana that all
cvai'"be 70 Of mon. ard d mens, h"ud he al
fded g. assist 10 the general = toeNl
Vrde siand that Won crtrm ate oTd rile out ths
State M,s in 'hs city fo that the Comnii tee
Naii mi Anhrs OF I've t.mmoB Council of New York
hive drcsted me % address ,ou, T. ascertain whether
the conimttes. ar the onm n Crncil. can In any v
their may be nreded. vi e;in, IN a'v other
rsod o''c lie svalabc " tiis hour VI
need' Very respectfully your %sss"S' ysssTs s'sy r.sy
Chairman Committee On Na'tnai Anars.
Governor Seymour transmitted the ioa ow,nx answer 70
the above
1xRxvcx vARIxy Chairman a Committee on National AZ
sh,i avar mvsc,f os you aM have ordered ,roors
You h-re HoRArI0 SEyM0t r.
The 'o wing WIS despatched 70 Governor Curtin, Of
Pcnnayivania:--
CRY HALL Nrw YoRw cIrr. Tune 10. 1893
10 hi. rxcelien-y Governor Crarvv. r-tsrlR Pal
Of or a,,tcr sicp, oer.in they would haste
saroe In caae - n.c-ssity am Instructed ny
Gil tho ci,v O. New York 70 asoer,,n ynp whethcr
an, ass,stsn '~m the city he m do available nv
vssr S .SS IN ". VIVA, NJ 'nw
respond Very respectfully vowr "nsds e seryan'
Chairman 0f Committee on National chirs.
o. tho city Of New Yoh.
SAMUEL 7. wmerss. Secretary.
To which Governor Curtin tr nsmitted the following
reply -.
Txnpycy Fam nv ~ha-rr,- a,'mtee National 'fafre:-
Ycur mors.ro f-t' - De end ZEN sylvs Ia a.
brcr -cceivea We need troops. y you can se,d re'i
mcr,s i -sse Dc ~. evmour tc'epraphei last
nj 1T he iire3ar.F d trnoos n ''arr'sbu-o
They sh uld he forwarded Fastcn and Readlng Tie
enemy approaching tbie city. Very resrer,,nv
Meeting nf Omcers or the First Division.
The GOVERNMENT CALLS UPON THE MILITIA TO
STRIVE rHREE mONTHs-rHE'R PROBABLE DIs-
CHARGR IN Thirty DAYs. ETC. AIl". 4 4s Z.
meeting Of mhti, officers AZ tho First division was
he'd at tho Arsenal OF Film and white streets last
ovening.- MAJOR General sandford presided. Among
those present we're Brigadier Generals sucer Hall and
Yscs The Colone's of the FOURTH Fifth, Sixth, sev
enr Eighth. Eleventh. r~elfth, Twenty seoond Thirty.
seventh Frty A'th sixty and seventy nrst were
also prceent repreaeptinR their dirsrent roeiments.
After considerable discussion II was determnedNthat
the following regiments leave today--the Seventh.
Eleventh, Twenty second and Seventy first.
Next day the balance Of the regmeats are expectcd 70
leave.
The regiments leaving to-day VIII 60 BY tho Camden
ana Amboy Central Railroad. ~ .-y1.e p e.-1--,
was the unanimous wish Of the ofcers that they be
commanded BY their braadisr generals, but he gov
srument will only receive them = regiments
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

Yard have volunteered their seviccs o'n tho diven
regiments now nins their ks. hoy DIV trrir
wages yes erday With ths Understanding tt should
resume tbsir places on the, rn
An is excitement thronl houi tho city. and there will
be no diicul,y in a.ling ~ tho res r,nelts
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
From the Common Council Of tho oisy of New York
70
Brigadler General Thomas Francis Meagher.


oensrai hHAcHsa was sroetsd With enthusiasts -.
plauss. He spoke % io,lcws-sr ..,s s.,ss.,, "a
NJ, u.xo. An n ..,, n. saxo.s ~ rra.t cs,s
b.s. ons S.s :: ~" bsSs1 1919 vS
DuS ic men c'~d T.crivS yrom ~ dsvs q sbs S..s
fol and prspso = sas - nsds u Asss whss .
municipal IN sf,s vsxsn % ~
with hid end s The s.S';s: e
saSo,srs and varros have hsd their sbcrs
with .he civic !. =: Ss.a . ihs% shs IrisI.
hsersJ 10 Sc thought eli Of by this msxninceat cy.
which IN Tow years hss sprane into proportions ssl
r,ss ,cr ths cst,ss o. other cimes and eDooSs .
scaa,re, viii j"ssifv In the ioftisst or shs huua
osss ss1 n1s or hs .soonS me sSs
shroo,b Sep muscins rsnress"...,s.s he cossrss.s
tons p NJ. s,s sy sns surely to tS'' ssssd .sH
t,mcr, r. vssiIv Z |,sls Win ,se iovopsns"s a IT,
.ccass msn: Be p.rao1sd me 10 son:asrs,So q q:
cns.,s % Tb,se how nsc,ous 81 ,hs u,e hs~s
done IN .h: yrsas csus Which 30 intimately and aesSy
Up"or,ety or luasuas a. % nppropriass and or sbs
me- resson with scere gra,efuIncss for the generous
psr:sy which ao'sed & them ~ most rsspeoay % e.
cline the ov yEu invite me ITO 70
nsvo c,erea me- ,s. ~ ~ ssrc c nan o sns ia C's
dse wnofe ~ .exrse @ oonsans 1r o.nvS
con,rbu,sd me- bri,snt chsp,srs % the history 81 -
Army Of the :, ..mo loud chesrsl Never eld yogr
~. ,c hs,s. 'ns r.s. ~ shr ,,.onis sSa ss.rsse.
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~: a. IA ~. -sy ~. ,s~,,s"s T..shs
so h, y i no % snv .,,.h ,n~,o,,"u. s,s -s.s
SsS oss ,hev ss.usS % srms sSd ocoscns wan -
neu wv, 80 - 49, .-...s ss1 ,l.,r S,sv .,asr s~s--
,,srrs,",cs ~ nr,vs,on bsrdship. decperats dsns:r
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,Ioseosso ~ CnsI I..~ az sn, si.,;s. ~ ,,ss ,nsssS
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ne nsropuy S - sS.,s .sr"snrs,,s !, 49, 49,"
ve'encc on ~ Aee ~. -" . ~ -
tnan iot ~SW snss s"s.s 1 Ssss..s -S.S
their chivsFoas osurt ~ sos.os1os IN.
the tnnnasn nse - sn ,..s ~ ,s.sc, ~ -
ceased 70 now tApp.uss u tns revyeo. yt. Wy 49, 49,
not inferior " the nnest examp.s: wn,n meoshe.e ~
the dArkeee p,cssres ss Wa - s,scI Ss" -
md nnest duties o. religIon, Vbesr.l 10 monssw %
sucoep tnsy new. sSvs w "s sr ess ,Ss ~
the mess psr csEsC 49, 10y 49,
reoords Of the grsnocss v'csorG liSen sppy
Ine nouees, cAuses s.sos"s. c~saG ~ 0sr ~
pory OK snsuresot mmnSos woo - ~ ~ y. ~.
me mercy - ,ssa. - xsL.v'. -. 49, sss..
eed ceAsseo ce1.$ $s.sss--IsE - ss-sE .r.~ss.sS ~ss SS.s~~~
ground, were respected ~ ne - o. sne Is1 Ey1ss
wno vent om y L'". - sssss ~ 10y -" - - ~ asS
armed en.msS ~ ~ - -. - .snx.s ~
sno - x.,,r's.s oassS. n - ~ t~.ss
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49, n,s ocs I,,sis ve.ess ~ teochvood vuh
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
ffNNf7N>s lfa - T7 ~
EOE0N TO GENERAL MEAGHER
- s-~~~>~s,,-S~>~~s~.~S>>s i11a rlasat
x1e is Presented With the xzospt-
taiities>pf the City.
- 2. tIle1 uAI - tsflG ) l4r .liti
~>~~-~~>>-~>1s>~-~~>> igr. .af ITrrl
ADDRESS OF MAN OR OPDYKH
->~~~~~~~~~->~~~~~- t.a
REPLY OF GENERAL MEAGHER.
He GOES IN 6TRCNsLY FOR THE WAR.
A Kcarny Cross Conferred Upon
Hin. bo
A COLLATION., sI,EECfIEs.
&e.. 60. &c.
He GOES IN STRONGLY FOR THE WAR.
A COLLATION. SI,EECHEs.
an hc AZ

In aco rdaroe with prevo's arrangements, tho C0mmt
tee on Na,ioaa Affairs nnciion with haycr 0pd 10
and numerous mcmbers o! the Common Council, waited
upon General ho- Francis Measher at the Astor House
yesterday aiterren for the lnrposs Of presenting ,hsa
gallant oi'es with got II complimentary resolutions
rendering him the hes ksities Of tho city The meeting
OF the Interesting PLEASANT Of the kind
that has occurred tois oy and the proceedings
the part Of al conoerusd wont oil IN the satsf
tory Tho attendance Of distinguished military
and oiv,c dieuiarws, a. well private citizens,
very numerous. including the ollov Ing pentIemons3
His Honor Mayor Odyks, General Ward B. Burnett.
Cenerai Rxra Nyo, Governor OF Nevada Territory Hon
wm AsMurray, Hcn John T. Develin. Alderman florence
Farley, Chairman tho committee Nation Afairs;
Daniel cycli, Esq. the city Chamber I'M Judge Gilbert
Team. Johl Savage fsa Jau,cs N sheehan, ESQ.,. Quas
ternaster Jcscpn h. Tuly, Captain william Joso Kane.
Of Ge.ea Corcoap's ssa; Hon. Rpbt c. HutchiDs sena
tor Charles O. CORNELL Rev. Mr. Boo'e Aldermen Beoaes
Fox. Mitchcl Henry, chlpp, Reed and Ottiwe Council
mon OBicn, Brady. oonnell. Houghtaing and Mevey:
Judge bartholomew Oronror, Captain Hogan. o. Geaora
Meaghcr's staff, and host Of others.
Inc presentation occurred about hslfpast twelve
O'CLOCK In room IA d tho elegant te pariors Of The
Astor House. -.~m~ry ~4,~W
Mayor or,sss. On behalf Il the city, made Ii. prsssa
tation In the following sIeech-
MAYOR OrDYKE's SPEECH.
0rsrnAL Msaesa-i = have 'he p'ss,gre Of prsss.:'ss
aaoptst y tls Common cos,s 2! the caty Thsss ssss
They expresses IN the following words
[rhc Mayor ten read The resolutions recently aAopssl
BY the 'cmuSn sousoh, arg Goa inued.l
c unca. aud wore promptly and cordially ~.
n sSich they are expressed feel we nigh. have soos
much. fm.acs sA ma aayec.sns Up 70 Che poet Ycs
u0W n Il.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

Court Calender-This Day.
BUyaKnu CouKf-CR ur.--iart 1-Nos 2807, 1881 1,
2ss3, 2sss 1859. 2sI3, 2s1s 2sT7. 1879 2ssl. 2sss
2sss. 1881. 2sse, 2sei 2sss, ssos 1921: 2ses 2ool
Sa73 s3so. szs& $3.50. s2ss, $780, a2o7, 33e< 1895.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
THE MISSOURI EMAycIParIoN CONVENTION.
Oar 81. Louis Correspondence.

Oar 81. Lt uis C0rrrspondence.
~. L,r .. Juse II 1868
r Arprna AIM cb1v,nti sd h>rn u TIC Deipaies--
IL @ hsai Csm,I o. tensth q tts Radsas
ded ises, Hc.
Tho roac'ing fm 'pation Convention N be held
In IN CITY IN the o days attracts consider
able att-nto AMI the oh OF topic NJ conve vat o.
have b,en send,ng tho o-e,nn naing out how tho
c"nv.n stsnds. IL consists o. nj e'y nhie mcmbors.
e'ed three years az. cxceH some ~ ren reo atty
ac s'ci " al There s'ti i've vacancies
which viii nt be- mol. Tits red tho ccuventoa t.
02 ~ VI menlbers These stand ir~s:-
Fr ~ ely tut not instant emancipation ..........
FOR grs nj ewa oi~tiT. .............28 20
For erpct alton slavery ........................s
fcck 'ong tn ull nnmher ,pinoty .nre, present. Il
wcuii rer ire n " fpr ma oritv bcc,rdng u the
above there ty-iwo who 4, favor II somo nan
of emanni a't thee opposed 70 u {, TO left Ia
tn minority. ont the nsh ~ he bc en- the "in
d mr. md :" rad q" al, ocses shs latter prep ,ndo-
ie bm ne'ther can IA apytr,Dg w,tho = the other
\ hsve c"nversed With we'll niormed lartes and
al of Op' Nm thst the int of Tor omar c ation
viii 10 bc,wee three and years rnere " not tbs
flght A. pr,afect those in favor oi mmeiats
po,icy VI win. tf.@