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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

DEPARTMENT OF STATE WAshisGrON, July ii, 1852.
SIN. Tbe treaty between the United States and
4be Republic of New Granada, signed on the 18th
day of December, 1876, contains stipulation which
IL will be seen was made not for auy special or pc
eular interest OF advantage OF lie Cniteu ota1es,
ba for The benet and advantage OF all nations, aud
which is in the following words, contained IN the
.3Jlh article Of said treaty:
order 70 secure themselves the tauqph eng con
enjoyment OF these sdvSntsge eDd az espeee. Io
raAon the said advantages aud for the ayoI they
s4uired by the +h 9Th and och articles OF the eA 'ne
Lniled STATES guarantee positively and ehcaciSuSy 70 Ne"
Grenada by the present. stipulation, the perfect heua VI
sboveuentioned iatbnus with the view thsi t1e free
at the to the other may not be intercepted
a. bars sed IA any future time while this treaty exists
scaisQgsgct Uuted States also saTsDsee, u the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
Dr. Ludlusn's Specific.
Fok
5onorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF ruE ORGANS d,
GENf.KAgION.

flNIlE fionorrhUa. curnmonly called Ci-p a ds-
gu-tin- malad.. ami l. L." well known To- r-aHirt
any eNpana l Il i easy L. BE- got bat IL difficult tC
get clear Of Ii i companion hat few admire: per
vsde> All Glasses OF Scce ylOt male and q male rich
AM poor both marrieda single though sotr.ubi,
itself di>tres>int fatal IL n
o. the treatment Of which. hA~
worse than the disease itself. Tie fashionable
treatment i first depr you Of all business: hen
come coure Of siarvaioil-living bread and te a.
watr Cruel. kin sloJ then b. bled
cuppcd OF 'dched. combined with nausea M incidence
ii5"ctIun~ loi Hs utnl-t>. and fumenta iln>
livery few davs the mr'iicine> changed aud after
some mouths treatment IN TIM Nay. which the pattern
bear with great fnrtiiude fear o,ute:he dis
charged discharges himself with an irritable uresor
SSe'led estcl enlargement of PROSTATE glands
OF 'iiSea-eoi he neck OF the bladder.
ti> >pe tic. VIII ch like A charm. doses
OF diseases. amt quite pleasant which
cared thousands IA New YORK. Philade uhia Ralti-
more and many of the southern cities a certain and
eiecua emed. that makes rapid andpermanen cure
without egard TO diet truik Except wrest-
ling, jumnng or nveT-SfraiIing This remedy l. un-
disc II l. attracted from pat> and j. per-
fectiy safe a il - purely vege le
curry - thai yen can eXpoe yourself o. all kinds Of
weather, without the danger from the medicine
And If you careful in wrapping up your paste YOU
will have n tate smell fnl IL. that ,ou are not
deprived from going into company, being detcctedby
friends
Thu i "" quack me icinc. buia remedy discovered and
used with Immense success hy regular ply stefan anS
confidently ''mIaehued 10 the unfaTunaie
AUTO None J. genuine " thoUf the signature o.
the proprietor w r Davidson ar,uId the box All in
utmost rigor offhr Law.
VIZ. DAVIDSON, Sole Proprietor
Cincinnati Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan2s-d6mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
MILITARY ITE WIS.

1t i stated that there IRE vetn ver g. mo
desetter< from the army. VIM hid not her-iesl
the Presidents proclamation to return to their
duty
-Bv direction Of the Sec-et,ry Of Wsr Pro-
lessor 1--we. eronaut Of the Arm, Of the P,,n
mac, has submitted rep,rt 81 hi- observations
during the ctmpagns OF 1851. 1862 and 1863.
It's admitted that they haze been valuable in de-
termnDg upon tactics
The Providence Post one Of Gen Burnside's
most faithful friends during his military career,
sass no one can fsil to perceive Ihst Gen Barn
SHE has done aud j. doing more Ia iniure the
Cause ofthe Uutcn than MI the VI .jnr Generals
openly Va tue service OF Jelf Davis have dOue or
can do -
The news from the Rappah1ndock. a ie'e
grtphed from Washing ton. may be thus summed
up:
Our Fighting Joe. with srndry thousand mn
Crossed or the strea, and then cro>s'd back again.
Our Government. il i said. l. now prep ring
naval ram. A. much superior to al Other cr, (
ct 'h1t -ort a. Ariss "f The sky j. To common
New England buck-r Exchange
Dc Joe Wright hydraulic ram.
FtRNANDo W. OBS RECENT v,sir-Itis ascer-
tanned through a trnslwcrrm Oh innel that at one
OF the Interviews with official per-Out.es WHICH
Fernando Wood eijnye-i ~ Washington on Fri
ms hearers, that he was fo- supporting the Gov
ernment in vigorous prosecution of the war. nv
all legitimate means aud pr"ce-de To- define
what he considered those legitimate me tn b' E.
-THE ExRoLLMFNr he enroIlmenf in the
CITY proceeds without difficulty and will 3r",,,y
he completed hv the end uf the month. Since
the dl-chnrge with simple reprtn ,ui, ct the
parties arrested for resisting enrolling nffic.
IN the Buwery. not single instance of flrcb'e
opposition has been reported to the Provost VI ,r
shal The public evidently appreciate c lionel
Nugents clemency. and vii MOI throw any Oh
stacle in the way::of any we'll behaved "fii rer in
his department. The books prepirel for u
Stife enrolment last yelr are found Ia he of
little use. ia consequence of tie uumer"us IN ,nges
OF residence throughout the city IN Y Jour
of Commerce
GENERAL PEMBERToN TO THE ARMY The
foll"wins speech WAS made b, General Penib,r
ton. after the repul>e of the enemy:
You have heard thrt WIS incompeiei t and
a traitor. and that it was nv intention t. sc
Vick~hurg Follow me and YOU will see At viii It
cost will sell Vick-bur. When the last pound
OF beef, bacon and -four. the last grain of corn
the last cow, aud hog and horse and dog shall
have been consumed and the last man shall have
persisted in The trenches then. and only then
will sell Virk burg
1t is said that he tremendous repnlse and
al" lighter of the Yankees at VickSburs on Sun
day, WAS due To the stratagem OF General Penn
berton. who made leint OF evacuaring part of
his works. when he enemy rushed in orr|v To- he
met with immense slaughter from artillery placed
so TO tlke them with a raking FIRE
-CoLnRED Troops The Angl, African. ia
its last issue. in m article OH the colorel element
aud the war. says:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

The S,vann,h Rep' h'icar confirms ~ inter
esiinr lries from ller.ehe Y johnson. Senator
from fi'nrei' IN the Rel"l Cop-re-s. "a dot. ~ .
81 bill which he introduced ms winter iri
vidine an ameudnem To- the Constitution IT tho
Con '-le'atr Sinte- The amend ent rrnpa-eI
IN Incorporate the dncllue of secessau into Tho
Constitution. :" that there could 10 10 m-'akc
about u Ia he future II provided that WHOM
ANY St'ie. being agrrievei hy any net ut Con.
crc's. -hal. hv convention decr,e The act - he.
unconstitutional Cnnere.s shall call y cnuv.n.
ton at he States md IL The act j. not approved
Nv two thirds Of the Suites IL shall 10 void hut
u u i fi'mef. md ndiu-rmeni csn he rra %
stti~iacior, Ia the complaining State. that State
sh'l. f' choo.c. hc allowed 80 .ecede H. n .,,..
surely this seems very reasonable IL The -eces
sion doctrine - adopted II Wa objected "A NJ
tho nne'W ment ms unnecessary
Bui Mr.. Johnson sNs thtt the RIGHT of .eres
sion = not. ia m,ny words recognizel in f,e
Constitution. mi 30 feifs that W future irnu 10
may afi.e on tins question He ieais hat CO..
sreSs nav eSc-el lie de'eer'ei r"wer- lie
thtk> that q convention &C Stiies Furnishes %
mucn letter athiier bsrNeen disron'en'el - %
and the Confederate Government than Sl-rers
Court lie saws That ''the Su RENE & n Of the
Un'tc,i States hal. ~ ihe ii e ol secessior. i-
come So imhuei with The priv spirit of tie DIV.
that u We m unsafe umpire between the States
and The United States
Another consideration. which. Mr. Johnson
thinks. eommends his smenfmenr. i. rha' q
would put m end 10 III Congressional comnro
misses He says that Tie various c"mrro mses
were crrker upon the United States Govern
ment dawn iorhe dav ofdisrup'ion. and lint they
were submitted 10 hy the Snuih. because resist
ance PROMISED VAR AMI hlood-hed IN the closing
PARAGRAPH of hisleuer he sa,s:
defenfence gained. ] want GOOD Govern
mont >t,hle Government. enduring g vernment.
Without Independence j. worth hut little, what.
ever it ma, cost Of blood and treasure"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12


This calculation dneS not emhr,ce in il those
who ire acting as pioneers FOR G ,ler Il BANS
and Gran in Louisiana AMI Vi ~Sis-ippi for these
would doubtless swell the numbers to - on
men. nor do we believe the enumeration more
than the official roll will exhibit.
HOME DEFENSE We are clad To know. saws
the Montgomery Mail. that the renple in son e
parts of the country are avn Ike ,o the irp,rtnnc.
OF raising companies fnr home defense: bat such
organizations should become general throuehnu
the South. II must not he furgot'ea that the
enemy Is about TO bring into the field 100 00l
cavalry. doubtless for the purpne of raiIing thrp
country destroy our ,-rnns an 9th, r prop
ertv He hopes 10 starve Us into snhiugarinn bv
burning barns. meat houses and grist mills-hy
DESTROYING fences and by running off negroes
horses. mules cattle. &c. These raids nav he
GIN before the growing cro0 j. gathered, an il
they are not met NV the home popul ,tion what
nav he onr milton hefDre the frosts of autumn
begin? We feel it Is very important that our
people should hand toeei her and drill. otherwise
we would not alluie to the subject so often ~ we
have done of late. When the enemy cotpe-
within striking distance it will he folly Ia rush To-
arms in an unorsanized cordifon Brave men.
ac'ing as mob. could avail nothing against the
trained cavalry forces of the enemy, and would
only he shot Down like m nv beeves in drove
Richmond Enquirer, June ).
ANOTHER ATTACK UPON OUR GENERALS AT
NIcK>BCEG "A few days ago the New York
Times cpntiinei letter from its correspondent
~ Vick>bnrg. attributing The f,ilure To capture
N'ckShurg, in the attack of Nav y. ~ the wiIlul
m-condurt of Gen McClern.nd Yesterday H..
another letter. the same correspondent nS>1l-
Gen. Grant. hy asserting that" knew very well
before ever m king the first assault that The
place was impregnibe Ia everything save tesn
lar aprrnaches." but that "puhlic opinion e., m
PEELED him To make the attack i'm the ireci-. man
ner rhlt he did, in other words. thai he f. red
Oh ~ the people and two thr,.s of the ureSs a.
the North would cry against him n
"timid' man, mot equal io his nrsiton. II he u d
commenced siih the spade " What - horid re-.
Election ia = So many thnus ,nfs Of Ewes si"uf
be vainly sacrificed TO the fear oi false pullr
opinion II this the motive of Grlnt in
M king the assault AMI that VI Cernrnl knew
it. the LITTER would have right u prevpnt Oh.
slaughter II his tt"ops hy holdiug Them becl -
il j. alleged he did But ore ,lor, j. u.t s de
serving of crelcncc the other General
Giant did not and could not know he strength
o. the enemy's works ill he hi pa, them t.
the test
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
FOUNDRIES.
THE IIOOSIEK STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

ANING CoMPLE1fD OUR FOUNDRY WE ARP
nov prrpa ed 10 receive and satisfactorily execut.
ord - Tor stoves ana ca>tina> .as.er.fN TIE s.no
'artn'r has lust urnei fran the East. wher Ia
pr cured tn most Dc irable and perfect pstteu for
aud pArlor SO introduced tothe marke Wee.ne.
lay Invite the attention II wholesale dealers
I'M branch ~ ur business with request that they
CIV u call ou- other work n embrace iron rnuts
and columns Ia hich We Gssirs 10 y, k prom fstt
re an ur manHfscurs) railing and mill rasfinS sugar
MILL and kettles, houc work. uch yvnfilai r win
10" cap ill, and hollow fact hing pro iuced
4 an iron foundry respectfully soiiit patronage
md only p oulise what we'll and promptly per-
form
Office and Foundry la3 south Delaware street, a.oip
ing Indianapolis and Cincinnati aud Indiana Central
Freight Depois indianapolis Indiana
myl5 Cox. LORD A PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
Convincing Wednesday June is,

greatest achievement of the pan'r mic art, pre-
ted IN a lot wing reality the most intr'cs ~ and
the it-eat Tie elton, the he inning
OF the the lat battle OF Chancei
VII. ri ed by the inge iou> mechanical fleets,
the most eloquent and powerful Lecturer in the
country.
The .-anf I'D Naval Views and the BATTLES the
tSticaly 'trsN ed psin ngS exhibited The
M might SCENES aid GOnil vi tue audible clash "f
arms. b,sm'' OF bur ting of shells and The
sm he AID flame Ia tie given "th astonishing
truhnlle>> nature, altag th-r present. ny the most
sorgeO an ne Ike PCT orial unro I'd AnrrI-
-.hl c S5.U' squsre feet Of
rFs.- AdmiSSio . Gents ali parts OF the house.
Dr'rS op. al Il o'clO k--Curtain ses at sd.
Matt for the accommp All of Fam Ii and Child
rev, hur~d"y ana Saturday afternoon, pa O'Clock
jun.lnd o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

e .cksburs. cotton and gold are all bound
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

OFFrcE CRY CLFRK. !
I>DiA -AroIIs. June n, lsi3. !
NT0TlCf Is HERTBN GWEN uF THE PEN ENCY
y Of the following Ordinance for street improve
An ordinance to provide for the grading AMI howl 'er
ing tie alley mn ca ana west through square
No. fifty "a bet Illinois and Tennessee
Aurst CYRUS ;. BUTrEhFIEID.
iell-d2t q y Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12


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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

sS Senator A J Dnuglas. of whitley county.
returned 10 his residence in Columbia on Friday
LIST from his unjust captivity by order of Gener j
burnside. He WIS met and welcomed ~ the
depot by large concour.e Of his fellow citizens.
Who escorted him tr the Court house. where
speeches were inside. and resolutions ndonted de-
nouneirg the lawless course OF his persecutors-
. Fort Wayne Sentinel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
NJ EOtCRL.

The above diagram re9res-nts THE Lots sub d
lof 16 LIZ I"'SitIVE- TERN = ca ia
inIere>i, a. mort TO secure ierred pa, M,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
- a Il Z O
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FuNHF UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE LOT NO
in square NJ. "a. with he Improvement ihe reou
his rope " - Stu ted ia ihe CITY Nir inia
and hu few feet Washington street and j. nearIy
equal 10 Washington street property Il has i uted
il comfortable story Br * ouse with eight OF
nihe room: ces Virginia Az nue.. the bu>inrs-
streets of the city, % iet, and back VARY land
street. neat sire t. Na>hing front Of 30
more or leSs-niakng good building front Mar land
street
Al~o Lot No. : IN Sqrsre No. - in tho CITY of tnfi
annapolis THIS Lot ,nd street re arly
opposite h. Sa'e Houe, y O. a ct fr'nf b, 1875
an alley, ard well adapted for manufacturing establish
lid property will be sold private sale between
and the ith day June. R6] II not sold bv that time
will the i6h int OFF, the at public ale II
thr oor of thu House To the highest bidder be-
t'~cii TIE hour. If IL ard o'clrck al day.
TERMS >AIEtne q ird cash The balance ia and
I've" year the deferred payments bear interest and be
eecurei hN mo'igage
The ii'le IS ndisputable
june6-.i9t wM JOHN WALL AcF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

raj WONDERFUL GRASULUS, = the cure Of Cous O.
Co,is. Sore Throat, Brpnohns rrit stioI OF n
UvaA and Tozss, AMI Diseases II the Lungs Sold In
s.r b9x~-. IS cis. 81 cts.. and si Zach pisak~ly
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San c9Iantisto advertisements.


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The company will consist Of one Captain, one
First, and one Second Lieutenant; one First Ser
geant, one Quartermaster Sergeant; one commits
sary sergednt, five Scrgeants, eight COrpOrals two
Transfers, two Farriers or blacksmiths, one Sad
dler, one WAGNER, and scvcnty-eight privates.
Total, one hundred enlisted men.
RATES OF PAY.
First Sergeant. per month, 40 90
All other Sergeants, II 90
Corporals. IA 90
Farriers or blacksmiths, Is 90
Privatcs and bug!ers, Is 90
In addition, the men will be furnished with clo-
thing, subsistence, quarters and medical attend
ance The allowance for clothing is three dollars
and fifty cents per month When an enlisted man
draws less than his yearly allowance Of clothing
he will be entitled to the difference in money.
The men will be enlisted rs privates. After being
mustered into the service of the United States
the appointment of non-commissioned officers will
be made.
Enlisted men will be sent to Fort Steilacoom ut
government expense, to be drilled and mustered
into the service of the United States.
The Governor of Oregon, in his proclamation
calling for these volunteers, says that they will
be needed the coming spring on the frontiers of
this State and Washington Territory, and for an
expedition against the Snake Indians who have
long been mercilessly engaged in robbing immi-
grants and numbering our fellow citizens
Office in Olympia with Wells, Fargo Co.
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