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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-04
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TINTED sTarE>OF AMERICA, Dis

TINTED sTATE>OF AMERICA, Dis
TRiCT OF INDIANA, 50
Ear.x1s isbeI Of information has been filed in The
District Court Of the Omitted stae- within and Tor the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana on the 2sh day
Of January 1se3 By John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney Tor
for the District Of indiana, against The
following described estate credits and effects OF enc W.
Lam J. Hoeomb. to-wiE -four certain Promissory Notes
ell dated the sssh % January, lss for fifteen hundred
dollars each payable llth day Of octber in The years
lss 1854 1888 anG lss$ respectively, with Interest an
nual tn 1lfh October 1850 said notes aiven by
one Jo.ephus I. was 10 seth Way. and by him en-
dors~d ard transferred said Will am J Holcoub,
fDr v0Iaon Of The powers OF act Of Congress, s2
pr0vedJu IL 1851 entite An act to
on to and rebellion 70 seize and conf cate
the property N rebels and Tor other purposes praying
pr against said property. and that the be
Sos therefore In pursuance of the monon under the
sea- OF said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public all claiming said property,
or any part thereof any interested therein,
that they aud appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States be held the city Of Ind snapo
lis ia AMI for the District Of Indiana the third Monday
February next at i0oeock Of the forenoon ofthst day
thea and there nferpose their claims and make Their
allegations ia that behalf
ID. GARLAND ROSE, U. NJ,
By I. 8. BIGELow. Deputy.
Attest: JoHx IT, RIA. Clerk. feb3-dl&
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ELDER, HARKNEsS, a. BINGHAM.
INDIANAPOLIS. Indiana.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the Pab With the conviction tia; II has no equal in
renewing the Class 81 Diseases Viii n has ~en found s.
ennenty successful IN erng. aud we trust tina, we N a,
be rewarded Tor our Efforts IN lacing "a vaipab,e
in form TO meet the requirements patient ans, ph,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-04
DYSNENORIlGA, OR PAINf u MENSTRUATlON, AN
IN AENORRHAGIA OR PROFU>E FIOwI
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,
Which in the unmarried female is constant recurring
ease and through neglect the seeds of grave and
month passes without effort being made to assist
ture the suppression becomes chronic the patient
all, loses her appetite, the bowels constpated night
sweats and the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon Inflammation of the mu-
cous lining Of the vagina womb Ii j. IN al cases &C
companed by pains the back, the bowels
and through the hips tablespoonful of the medicine
he taken three times day. with injection of table
spoonful of medicine mixed with half pint Of soft water
morning and evening.
FLAMM A1IoN OF THE KIDNEYS AND CArARRH
or THE BLADDER. sTRANGUARY ANDBUEN-
ING OF PAINFUL UklNATiNG.
For those diseases is truly sovereign remedy and
been known Ia relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain the small
of the back and through the hips teaspoonful day
OF CoEstltution Water will relieve you Ike magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has no equal IA relieving the most distressing symp
toms. Also. Headache Heartburn Acid Sto racl vom-
ing Food, &c. Take tes~pconful after dinner. The
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and u
nber the these ases only
for the Of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal the task that has devOlved
upon IL.
DIURETICS,
rrtste and drench the Kidneys and by
eSd y chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
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DRUGS.

n HAVE associated business Mr. G. W.
sloan who has been assistant In the store fer q
number Of years past Hereafter the business wiil BE-
continued az the I'D stand under the hrr II
BROW MING a SLOAN.
feel grateful for the LIBERAL patronage which ve have
ever recrivcd-trst ~ strict attention 10 business ac
the wants and retain the
X. BROWNING
IL persons knowing themselves indebted 20 me will
please call their earliest convenience and make
settlement Of same, and oolige X BhoNStNG
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Brushes. Brushes!

HnR DOZEN Paint and yarnish Brushes, Wall
&VD Brushes, sash Tools, Blenders. Scrub. shoe,
Horse Hair Hat aud Cloth Bra hes II all Kin ds Al loves
figures BROWNING 4 >LOANS-
jel4-deodS weow3m
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Morgan Alien. General Agents. No. Is Cliff street,
New York Wright French G. Randolph -: smith A
Dwysr, - Lake a.. wboisSals AgeHt., Chicago n,aos
jams -d3m
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TRUSSES, &C.

L B. Sc z Z = z ) 7 U.s.
ESTABLISHMENT. is6 ciAnK -. cmcAGo. III.
Branch o fce-No - Nor q = "a street ST. Louis, Mo
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READ, READ. READ.

lrrtste and drench the Kidneys and by constant
led chronc Recommendation and confirmed disc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-04
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and
nbeT in the Of these diseases and only the
for the want Of a better remedy.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-11
9er sFo,,b tes Dompfers 0hefaveofe.

ct. SUbuS, n. g., 10. Ds3. Dsr
ygDentng Olp6e" hctugt bas fslgtnDe i6er Den
0oub bes DamsferS @belopeatt. Der plan
purOe bter BON confGoertrtsn Geent'n aaass.
bsdt. Meettnss tpnrrsn Sebalten nno bas@slo
3ulammeu9sldplen, UNI bte Daiiaee Der Yer
l1prreuen noA Weu g)ort su 3a6len. Wlon
0erIprab ieoem b~erIel6en $500, IpbaIo Der
Dampfsr fiber In Dtlmtn8ton etn9elaufsn
fet. Iu1 purbe bsItmmt, DaB ieSsr BON Der
8anoe az peridteOeaen 3siteu tn stnea 9s:ptf>
fen Stprf geben iplleu, uH bort Elm etasn
Neoolpar, Gmnnitiun uno 9anb1ds1sn entbal-
tenoeS 0adetGsn tn Grnpfang 3t nebmen. Sc
tpiro permutoet. baB Dte 2aOun9 BON confGO.
N9enlen pevI6ift nprOen let nnb fur ben Sn.
Den 6eftmmt mar. MIr fennen Ote Nanen
Don 5 Derlonen, bic Bat Dem gtaub bstbsiltgt
Finp. @te pubnen tn StsIer Staot unD FAB
NIT Capt. 0gatus ~o6gersii3 Ste geb6ren Der
1Ale9tefen MenimsnlDrte ala, erftarts @Gur
fen, perrn elmer gerone er(t aus Dem3uGtSGus
entlaGeu wOrosn tt. S!e gta9en ale NIT Bern
Olmpfer Seen ENGLAND ont 3. DS. BON BIER
nan Bottom o6 Ole Gbe(apsate nabm bier
fetne Goblen Elm. @te blieb boz benz 6afer,
uno nabm ben Capt. Borffr rom Dtraten ytes
tributton cuff Der ooS COMMANDO Ibsraa6rs.
unlere SarBsr bebauern ~Durhean9tg, baB
tnIere GtaDt Die Setter Dss @Cmplott8 Tempo
rotr beberbtat Bat mne bab 9ssI onsn aus Die
fec Staot oa6st betDetlt8t iinp. Capt. 0tIets
uab ote PaHagiere inO an 8prD Dec DAM
PIERS glep Gn9lant. Na0 Den leBtsn Nad,-
ridaten ts7npet a6 Der .@GsIopeafe i'm Oubincp
Safen BET Gap SaIe. (.
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Vberlon Bpm @ennlYluanten gum @lert erpG6lt.
Ote speculation Der Nebelsn aerfiel In ibr
Jt4sS nno baS gclf Oarf ii6er Bic 0iree Der
erltsn Sisune istner Ysrtrster RcI3 Isiu.
Gs tt aQe Nuaf4t ~poreaabsn, oab Der
@cngreB NIT Gtfer an Ietne prrantpprtlt&en
Nrbettfn geben rpirb uab neben 9luf6ebun9
ofS uSflapsnfaneselsbse" tperben ercee MlaBs
re9sln has WOlt fir letne Opfer entItdOtgsn.
Naltin9ton bat tn 6olae Der .3ulammsns
fanft DeS Gcnare6e8 1stn Sonntaesfleio ange.
io9ea. Der Wan9el al unmG6lirtem 6GuIern
md Wammen III 3tpar bSdt fibl6ar, tpGtrenD
mDbltrte Sdaler unD 3tmmer, far elm @ans
bsn9elo spar, beint Gunoert 9emtetbst psrDen
%fSnnen; ba9sssn barf aber nt&t Der9slen
tperoen, pab Deutl&erlettS etn b5dt s%ett0em6.
Bes unternebnen tn'S 2sbsn trat. 6err Oberf
@srbarO bat ourA @rrtGtuns zines 6otels
srlfsr 8laIe einem ldnef ssfibltsn 8ebnrfntNe
ab9sbolfen, tru bet beutlGer Ra&e unb wobl>
ous9etatteten Ndumen Der beutl@e MetIeube
T1 baB 3a 6auie fIblen barf. Oabet Tnb bic
Dseiie 9spiB 70 btQts, DaB 1e stnsn auTaqens
ben @uatralt 9egen Die ertrapdganten DtrtbS-
reAnnnsen Der u@tnsetprnen" btlbeu.
Der Wiater bat lt6 nod ni&t rsdt einasz
Felt. Bir BADEN s9er freunbltGs 6srtRta9e
nuo plenty - Staub, 10 pnB cas- DeiBbier
immer NOD sebn Gents foG7st
Stller S9nau3meter.
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3iebunogs WnoeIeoenbett.

Stcbnnas MnGeteAenbett. 49,
0slfern purbe nit Der @rarinaticn Der
9e5Osenen in ben WrofpB MarlGlll8 Gentz
tern Der beioen 81 ltrifte fortsefabren.
Jm 3. Dilfritt (WarIdaa 8lunsnber9S)
9tn9 es ~belpnoers lebbaft gu. gSie bic &eler
aus Der 2tite elmer anbern Spalte erieben
%lperoen, ss lpurce bercit8 cine aebSrtse
An5abl Der 9e3Dsenen ab9efertist.
Tol9enbe8 1T cine 2ilfe ber erImirten i'm
Z. Dttritt.' GbinOunssiumme beaablte ..
Scctt BON Sarforb County.
grlabn1dnner ~ltelten 6 Wartim fir sc
0rn9b; S Simm8 fir 8 Sbiplep; Sd.
SuItDan fit IS M 8ri8cpe; u &irdner
ttr , q 2arrabee S S'8tien fir $ IS
Sltcsr; 5 Snttb fir 8 81 Denb s OOwo
fiir 30 5uiie9.
@Se9en 0amilien : an9elesenbeiten unb
ullt1n9lthtett marben ~fplgenoc entlafen:
OnlH, etn5tser @pbn elmer @ittpe; 81.
Sooflep, q S @arril6 unb Gt8 8rpmn,
tlntausli@ IS 81 8oarb, @@ 5dermoob,
. SpptinS uno @ s Doom ii6sr alter A;
Z $ BROMLEY unb s Sames, Iu8ldnoer !;
s Snpoer, s @enleA unb 6 8lppmberaer,
Sater Dca mutterlc1en Etnoern rnter 5lpDlf
Sabren s. Smitt.
re- Ebeater in oerSurnballe.
DsIte Nbenb tOutmt bas betann!e Snaulptel
70 Qorie" BON Sbnr.Dfte @i~Apfesfes AUS M.f
ftbruug. Sn Der Ittelrolle trttt Woo. 9lo
jean uno oI6 aetnbur0 Or. 9 d auf; i6sr>
baupt 1T bas Slid trOb Der beI6rdnttsn 6rlfte
Dur&8anet9 gut Rlebt unb auf BITE gtnRrbt.
run9 wurOe OieI 8istB psrprncet. Dls tbea-
terbfi ud.enne Yublitum iuuts Desbalb ntnt
psriaumtn, Der Aufabrung an. Deuttgen NbenO
bet3uipDbnen.
g1 Teinf dbmeder un Wein<
fsnner maiden tptr auf biz An,staa bss
Derra 0aroasr oufnertiam. Dsrietbe bar
cine 3ismiihe 9uantitat tmporttrter gBstae
auf 9aser, ote tt betm S&cppeu ausIbenft.
25te nns Reaner Yeri9eru, ioI rs ausgspet& .
nste Waore ietn.
BB@ Na6 europa. Der 5ara6.
Dnmpfer u5arcnia" asbt muteen Wtttao
DON NstU yorf mad Dan,burg ob. Die Soft
titr Osnfelbea IAlteBt bier ssutt Nbeno ur1
7 ltr.
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GeBHmOrS.
aaerhnnn ia McnnfnIrnnirn. .

9atrtsbutg, 10. De3. Dae &ris86-
Department BAT ren Net'utirungaplan rss
@uup. Gurttn utGt ar9enOmmeu. 9leue Or
oont(attCusu Ioaen ntGt esidafsn trerbsn,
lpnbfrn rur ~etu3eIue ~GUmpa9Hisn, um unUul,
(idnbiesn 0te9imfutsrn 5u8stbstlt 8s tDerbsu.
Gtne 0sneral Srpre III e~rlofsu pprpsn, rprs
In Der Jlstrutirnues.@ lan Oorgslsst NIB Die
8epGlferung Der 0erl6ie0eneH Ns%fruttrun8s
DtarIfte aufgsfCroert pirD 8cuntiso oue3u.
G6retbeu, ga @eunlYlOonIeu rentSer, wte
antere &taatsu, NIT ietuem Contingent i'm
WGdFonbe 1T, 10 l!ett gu Brfeu, paB eS Isin
Quutum = Set sebGrtSsr %2lulrensunB =
ptrb lttlsn tSnntn, Ubne 3ur 3tsbuns gu
l@retten.
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50. gOugrtR ber Ser. staaten.
MuIbtnetDn, 10. Des.

@enot.- Softer seEst siae 8iq an fir
8tGBroeruna BON N%nwesbnnGea fur cen Mtas
rtneotena unD bersn @veOtttrun8 far 6te NlIts
tSr 9acten Der psslhieosntn @taasen.
Suainsr ~ii6er9ibt Elm Ntssnogial fivgmou>
aipatiun alIer Sflassn uno seiet an, bag CT
cine 8lu fur BtDerruf ees@ftapen- TtiAtltaes
@eIrb eiaEgi9sa werce, tpUrauf fb Der Senat
6is Wentae Osrto9ts.
#6aus.- Der Spgs0er le9tc eine Gtnlae
Duug bs6 rulfiNen Nbntrala an bte Nltt9lieosr
unb tbre Oamen ar. Spr.
Scr, Benteu Sstgt cine 8ta an, welAe bse
Aua3ablung ron 8ountigs an Die 6amilieu
perltOrbsner SOloaiea srleiAtetu uaO befTr
bern IoG.
Guf gntrag psS SIR. gBal9barne beiGlieBt
bos Saus. BAT e3 mad GaluB Der 1eutiBsn
Situug R1 bts 3aul nGAiten MOnta9 uertagt.
Wea6letun GIFT 91a@rIdt, bo6 er eiue 8ln
etubr;ngsn perbe, rpslds ben @obtnetsmit0lte-
bern etnen Sib In benz S.nat unD NsprG(eus
tatentnu8 g~eltattst unD ibusn baS 0ledt elm
rGurut, n6er Gahea Die In i6r DEPARTMENT.
gebSrtn, 3u oe6astigea.
Gin WrOteE BON Scr. 6. Wyicc, ben Git
bs8 IS. Mc@lerg BPM T.. NlifOurt Oifrttt
beanRan6enb, fam Elm une purDe an has
Gomjte fir gB9DIsn bertpts1eu.
Der 9prsHsr leets IOpann Osn 8eritht bee
@6abamtItfrstdr8 G6er 6te Ginonssn ocr,
porauf oa8 6ouS ben G6rp. lfr @banntng
III 1etusm gQptau NIT IS Stimmsn erp1bIte.
Osr SpreGer teqte rem 6anlc Den 8eriat
bcs @GobamtisFratGr6 iIbsr Die Uinan3en DOE,
tpel@er Dem Gpmtte fin Mtttel NIB gBege az.
ipteIen uni sum Drud 6eOg0ert wurOe. 5ierauf
0ertagHnG.
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81 s. e. Assignments
~ Sabut nnO Gigarrenz Sanbs
INV lltug+

SEQ. $50 0ennlplo. DO, WaGbtnatpn, ., 6.
SD made bierintt bent eeebrten YuGltfum Die ~ergetenfe
Mn3etee, baB i'd Elm neres @ei6dft gtp. AGO 9enniplSanta
MSenle, spiiben Der 3. lb Az StraBe, erGfnet babe unb
baIelbf fetS einbeinti6e unb tnpprtrte 6 tsarren f-
ME aue Sprten BON 81 ou6-, S6nupf- lnb 6 AT :
ia baf rnb cine srp6e Mustrabl 1pn Sbpnr 9pl5r
$ prn- un6 so eer d. a II m g > | be II 1nb 9fet II
ippte 5pielfarten unb aIe anbere Sprten BON J~ancs-@rtikln
~pprrdtbts balte unb In fletner, fppie In srOBer Quantttaten
benz @ubltturt unb Wieber1erfdufert su ben ~btlt9ften pretfem
ablahe. S. y. @te nj a 1t II
M- N1ein @ef6aft an Der Z. StraBe, Ode 1pt pennfsl-
Satta MSenue un6 D>StraBe per6e i6 b~etbeRalten rnb babe
mir teSbalb ben Serrt @ntaS WMnbe Sprt Baltimore
ais Gpntpasnpn dneenpru1ter, unb 6s @eiAdft rtr6 tsie frI-
Der init ben befen Mrtiteln f%crtsefatrt tperSen.
(De3 4-3mt)
aI- Mtein ~btsberises Sabaf- unb Gtearren.Ge fdGft an
Ser 6ten Str, Ode pm @ennislS. @Senue urb 3 StraBe,
erleibet rurf, sbtse an3eise tetne Nenbernng, IN leinem Be-
trteb, tnbem t6 Serrn GutaS Mnneer Spn Baltimore ais
partser in bafelbe auf8enpmmen babe.
s. y. Mtegmonn.
ufta MunSer
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aseitereS iiber Sen pom zen gfebenet senOtntncnen
9pfr. Gbefdpeafe.

9pfr. Gbefapeafe.
Netp.g . rt, 10. Des. Der @be(abeafe
1T Elm Dampfer BON ettpa 400 &onueu. Getns
MonnIaoft 6ejlono aus etpa 30 &Gpfen maD
auBer ben Gebeuen tparen penig WaIagierc
an 8orb. Gein Cargo tpav dn ~a(genetues
o7ortirtee. So tparen ntGt Dtel Qe6enSmtttsl
an 8pro.. Der SsiGptste sspeite Snsenieur
bis6 Srin @1afer uno biaterldbt Grau unb
&tnber In 9lem gJorf. Der erfs Sn4snisur,
SSames SObnIUn unp Der critic Stsusrmann
@tarle8 9obnfcn FnD etenfals BON Wetps
0ott.
Man weiB NIT geFtamtbett DaB Der gbee
Iapeate nIdt ms6r els so 8uI@eI 3oblsn on
8crO Bat uno peru,ut6et beBbalb baB sr f4
nod tr9eu6 einem 6afsn Der &G1fe menOeu
tptro un fotGe eiusune6men. Dixie Mnua9me
TT bas etu5ige porauf Ii@ Die 6Uffnung ouf
@teDererObsruuB bs8 Oampfers lIbt, trQboem,
er SO Stunben 8orIprun9 bat.
Der Ser. Staatsn @pnlul III Ct. Sobn
t~eleerapbtrt baB Der &belapeote lh wubrs
f6etnIi@ uaA 6aIifar 8spGapet Safe. Der
GGOelefiErer Der @trnten beiBt s.. Braine,
Der 3tpette if 9teut. Barr, elmer RON 0sorgan6
9euten.
Gtne 9eiDatbspffGe fa9t, baB lh6 tiae
Wtrugv ocrcGGttgrr 9erfUnsa tn ct. SoGns
berun,trrtbgU uuo stu;etpen FUR etne Usr-
i9p6suus gegen ben GdmPfer gIsu @ns(ouo
pa r0reu.
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8nnOeshnuhtnQOt.

WafGtn9tOn, 10. De3. Der Vieuar
be16lu6 in Bstrtf etneS Dem Gen. Grant AZ
erRattenSsn Danfs5 pnrbe 0sute TN Gsnate
porlduf9 anf rem Slid gslegt, nm stuem Co
mite iterpie'en gu perpea. Dtes gefaab bIUB
Der GOrm fpsger, I'm tein Yr6csben3 so 1Aaf
fen, auf bas man f9 lp6ter berufeu FINITE.
Der 9eldluB pitb pbue 3weifs! einRimmt8
a%ngenDMmen fperbeu.
Oclss SbDtuas ut1S gfUfecrans.
Die burh bic GO. Shines nnb bic Ng.
Tribuns Dssbreitete Na@rt6t, Os1. Gboma8
babe an baS R~rtc8aamt tfle8rapbtrt, Oab bic
S1laHt Bon @battanUp8a mad etnem Blon
res Sen. 9f0Iscrau3 gelnlagen wprbsn lei,
Dtt0 SUm beutigeu Stor rpteOsrbUIt uub Mt:
fdteben fir stue elenoe Grfnbuug srtlart.
sebeaemipiOne.
Capt. Dole bom Detsctip.G Corps er6ielt
9sleru Runpe, baB f9 bret in0liGe @ptone
auf bem @ege rad Baltimore bsfGnben. gr
i@tdte t9usn tiui8e Detectives la 9eeleiturg
peB YDli3simannes Cline rad NIB biele Sere
bafteten in glabea6bur9 etnsn N0bert unb
etnsm Dabib 8p9le. gipbert Boyle betauptet,
brtttilGsr unteytban at Isin unO min ert i'm
Dpri9sn SUM- tas QanD gstOmmtn fetn. W1nn
fanb $500 In cOuf5b. Bombs unb $3.50 In
conf. ganf3ettelu, D pie ttRigf6 Sob unb
Ser. ct. Cab ouf Ietntr 9sriDn unO ein Ger
tiftat tes suelii1en @pniuis Ii Baltimore.
Dabib laBte mr., peb er NIT 0tObsrt ntbt Der-
rooubt li. 8sibs bsfnben l9 I'm olteu Ga
pitols.
GelbftuOrS.
SER Efomos Gcripsusy bsiuGte esasrn
Qbsnp nit jeinen tsipsn &GmsItsru Die 6atr
Der WEe8lep G9apst, NadDsm Fe 3uridess
feert poreu. fGbte sy Ittne G@wSitern uno 3D8
I'D in stu G6tofjimusr 3urild. giIetG 6a
rouf 65rte man stnsn G6uB uno fauO ban
unglhdliGtn Ia ftnem 8lute i6Dirnmrn. Die
bsrbti9c,rfeutn @tr3ts Deraacftea ibn niGt az
rotten !; nab 10 fa~mer3tofttn .Gtun0en farb
or. Scti0snsr nar Gin 9sbilpstsr uno reGt-
lGaftner @ann uno be9tnG ose Slot, pte er
ertl1rte, un 0teie WeII ppa @orgen un0 Say
(huuoen Au perlal5au.
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3D. Otltrift bon MatNlanb.
gaItt more, II. Del. i

salt more, II. Del, 1868.
Nir beglal6i8en bieruit, ba6 bic na9fe6enb besei&z
neten Per!onen, wel9e i'm britteu g. @onsres : 0iftritt
bon Wtarblanb seSc9en tpurben, burG bic ibren geanteu
betgefit9ten 9ritnbe bon Der 3iebuns befreit porben itnb,
ndnli9
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~ un1er 90 tt. - Die
bfutise Numnter bes wDdentlt6en Weder ent
talt oie neusten unb t~nteredantefen Na6rids
tex: po.a Sa. unb Muelaao,
8ert&te uter ben 8lan3enben
5te9 Der s u berl b q rme G.
8wrnftbe's, 6Ofer's unO 9 ber~
mans Wrmes osrfotBsnQpnsr
1reet.
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WrGItbenteu<8 utI9aft.
OF v~n-eRte @vstIa 81, "a ito "a. go
BrGitoenten,
&M6ne D egnotme ia rs 8 ce u n.
Dampfers bHr9 Nebelten,
0eBteS Der YUto c. q nee
Gtn5eIne 9tummern S Gents.
9td@ Deutlnlaao S~erlenDen mir bic 9lun-
n,sr NIT oein r,0r3en Wtttag ab9e0eupen
Dampfsr fir 10 Gents p~OrtUfret All etue te.
ltebiee MorsNe.
GrGak fir SGaoen, utIGer burn
Die Befeftsung Der Stabt erlitten purpe. =
@tne @pmmiilioa fur t1nterl uGune Der Nus
lpriGe far oen Ourh ote Grtauung Der 8eFe
Iit0uugen erltttfnen SAaoen fibt Don isbt on
ta3lt0 I'M 6%oupiquartter. Ote Stbungen be-
Qtunen UNI 10 ubr Mur9ene.
&tne Gruppe Nraber befinoet Gi@
g~ege1rarttg tn unlerer Stact uub tptrD mG&Ite
Wpae 8oriteruugen tn 8roRtFr. 36eatsr
gebsn. @iner berlsl6en errsste Duraetern BET
stHsm Spa5ter9ane OurA 8alttmorear. srUbe
Mufmsrflamfsit.
&%e9naotgt. - goub. BRADFORD be
9uaOtste Osn Wintam Qpnd, wsld,er meeeu
MotooerluAs auf letne Grau 5ur 3uGtbaus.
baft tts gum 9. Aug. 1864 Osrurtbeilt mar,
unteg Der 8eein9une, bab ct wiepsr ols sra
IyOie auf B Srse8sldife %ein!rsts, auf mel
dem or bet lttner teuporaren 6luht aus Dem
3u6tbau8 In 1862 10 TAPER sefoHten Bate.
@arruttrt. - Sn LETTER Dtenltaa
NaGt !puroe Mr. eau99lin auf Der 8bilabel=
pbta NoaD nabs bem Batter ions 0a1t BON 2
WetBeu uno stnem 9teser sorrottrt unp nm
$40 bsraubt, 0te 0tauber ltsfen mad pou.
broAter Ibat iibsr BITE 6elDer unb entfameu.
@Ol. 9DltUn, peIen COB i'm 0tbtp
@efangnib gu NiGmpnp MIR unldn8f mstOe
teu, bintsrlabt auber lsiner SHUTTER Elm iunees
Wetb uno etn &tnb babter. Seine 2st6e
'Otro pennGaf sur Bserotsuns bterber 8sbrabt
irerben.
Dos 10. Sob. @est.- @puperneur
BRADFORD mirb mprgen Nadmittag nm 2
llbr NeYiie iiber bieie8 i6Gne 0teatnlent ouf
benz QaserpGoe be1Ielben (Trrt 6eberal Siu)
abbalten. Die Dtenlt5eit Oe8 Hesiment8 ift
nabe gu a%bselaufen, bod bpfft maj %bailelbe
auf Der 3 5abre8 Bats gu r%epr9aniliren.
Gin GROCER Gbeil Der Wunnlduft mar in ben
leeten Eusen nit BET Nu8eeilerune be8 Sorts
belhdftt9t.
Da8 &anpnenbppt Geltonce.
= DieleS tleirs aber ltarfe 8rie98bcpt mel
fes(don f. quite Dienite se9en Die S9muss.
let e~eleiilet bat 1T auf cine neue Sreu5fabrtI
bic Bop binab 9e9an9en.
8emer tn @entrevtlle. = BslI
elnsm Dranbe, tpelher leeten Trettag In benz
Stds den GsntrspilIe tn btelers Staate aus.
brod. tpuroe bic Office Der 3stu"0 uStutss
&tasts" unb anbsre @ebGure se,I6rt.
9Det Oompfer ,Nan e pnb,"l
melder felt eini9en Woden i'm bieif9en Sus
fen lag, um rcpart,t 3u merpsn, 9ing 9eltern
Nadmitta9 mad Dem Slpdabe9elawaoer
Dpn MDrbsG nrD[inn ob.
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Gin felt Sabret NIT benz befsm @rlpIs b%etrteeelter etear
ren.Gtpre nabe benz Deppt, mirb peeth @ethdttsSeraneerua
bt4iS ~Sertanft. NatereS In Der GDsferrSfTee NlntSl
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-10
BEE AIR. MD. FRIDAY MORNING,

ton of souls, we should say subsequently,
inhabited the body of Maria Theresa Of
Austria, gave her hand in marriage to
Odenathus, who had risen from private
station to share the throne with Zenobia.
But though Odenathus sat upon the same
throne, Zenobia by no means equally di-
vided with him imperial power. She was
the true sovereign. She had accustomed
herself to fatigue, accompanying her ar.
mics on their most perilous excursions,
disdaining the luxury Of carriage, gen.
orally appearing on horseback, but fire.
quently marching for miles on foot at the
head of her troops. The death of Odena-
thus, by the hands of an assassin, left Ze-
nobia widowed queen, to meet alone the
armies of indignant and avenging Rome.
One Roman general who had been sent
against her she had already defeated and
driven back in shame to Europe. The
wild romance of the conflict between Au-
relian and Zenobia, must be reserved for
another number. '-" ''' ''.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-07-10
THE EFFECT oR ELEVATION :

The EFFECT OF ELEvATIoN.--It is
not every man who can bear elevation
1t often destroys his virtue and value to-
gether. How soon person, who has re.
Gently come into possession Of fortune, OF
been raised by public honors, changes his
whole style of conduct! He thinks he
has somehow obtained the right to deal
with all others as if he were their fate
Then again, it makes one almost indig.
nant to see how much such person as.
sumes-as if, according to happy wri-
ter, "the great had one particular priv.
lege above the rest Of the world, of being
slow in receiving impressions of kindness
and quick in taking offence. They may
offend, and even insult you; but be very
careful not to speak disrespectfully of OF
to. them The reason of all this is, that
such elevation beyond their customary level
makes men giddy-so that they cannot see
things as they saw them before, Dick
Steele said, "there are but two ways Of
doing anything with great people and
those are, by making yourself considera
BILE or agreeable" The latter practice is
no less than servility--the meanest and
most abject of all employmepts in the
world, even when it happens to fall in
wlth one hnmor. oa - en-. natffa@g-,a at