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men. A few negroes were killed, but we
did not ascertain their names:
John Fromley, ] C Trask, of the State
Journal, Gen g W Collamore and Son,
Eldridge, James Perrin, Joseph Eldridge,
Joseph Lowe, DR. Griswold, Druggist, Vim
Williamson, Deputy Marshal S w Troop,
State Senator, Judge Lewis, carpenter,
Speer, Jr, of Kansas, Nathan Stone, Clty
Hotel, Brant West, Thomas Murphy, VIM
itch, Bookbinder at the journal Office, y
P Fitch, bookseller, Chas Chalmer, of the
| Jonrnai, Lemuel Fillmore, James O'Neil,
John Doyle, d C Allison, of the firm OF
| Duncan Il Allison, j s Coans, Levi Gates,
EGeo Burt, Samuel Jones, Geo Gates, John
b Gill, Ralph G Dix, Stephen Dix, Captain
Geo N Bell, County Clerk, John G Cornell,
A Kridmuller, Geo Alberth, s Dallinski,
Robert Martin, Otis Langly, John w Lau-
RE, VIM Lawrence, James Roach, Michael
Meeker, Louis Wise and Finn, Jos Brecth-
ellaur. August Ellis, Dennis Murphy, Jno
Kugrnan, Karl Engle, Geo Range, Samuel
Range. Jacob Pollock, Fred Klaus, Fred
Kimball, Dwight Coleman, VIM Earle, ID
Mcclellan. Rev s 8 Snyder, Samuel Rey-
nolds, Geo Gray, A w Griswold, P Knife,
Chas Allen, James Wilson, Chas Riggs,
void. A T Cooper, Ashbury Markle, David
, Markle, Lewis Markle, Aaron Hulde,
/ VIM A Wagh. Wounded-H w Baker, d
Boyeman, II Sergeant. Mortally-H Hay,
c g Smith, w Hampton, VIM Liyington.
: Major Plumb was at Blue Mound, hve
f miles east of Lawrence, when Quantrel
. left town. He failed to aid Lane. Report
savs Plumb's men denounced him fol
: declining to attack Quantrel, who offered
, him battle.
ej At one point near Ottawa, Lane headed
/ off Quantrel. The rebels turned anc
Q charged on Plumb, and drove him fol-
: about mile.
II Ewing had telegraph from his Adju
! tant at Kansas City the night before thu
: attack on Lawrence, but did not leave hert
until o'clock p. m. the next day. HI
/ then went to De Soto Ferry, about twenty
!. miles south of this place and twenty mile:
: east Of Lawrence. At noon OF Saturday
? he was only ten miles south of De Solo,
: He ought to have taken the steamer Eme
lie. which was at our leyee, and then leav
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ATTORNEY.
MEDICAL.
lbr. gudluU's specific.
see tss otssaf
lonorrh@a, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS ~ fUp ORGANS 0s
stNtuApb0N,

wa nensFe,es, 80 eemmasig sshsa ulsp,is aist
y HHtlins Ms-ati aHd n lHe veil knnwN iu fegNlgs
ahf etplahain u s sai W. Va at, bet n ~ alfNll a.
go ephl ~ " Aeempahlan that be saHlFsi a iFg
a'lps al .lAssss ~ sgee f-hfh salt and 'ssls ~
500 rnNFi hnlh leaiffisna slnslr Although salguils
seme ~ llseil 80 asigessinF ana sessllti fsgsl
aisfasei The eslmshi ~ Walsh, Ia seHsFaiis isss
NnFft thAn lhr alstase lttr flsf gnlaInnu
ilrsNfN = nlsl ~ deprive les ~ al hasinfali be
rHll'r pnAfs ~ siaFalinHulsllH an hgssa $40 Tea
sHlt' N't' y sr'. A'Aln .nrfi sa musihnNhf bisa,
nurpfd 80 lsai bed, eahnsa slh NAUSEA lag
liuseeHs iauna, nihiHrnis eaa saFH fansu = lnns
fFrn lfN AAis ihr medicines ala fhaHesa aud alter
soit hilht 90 alHeni ~ The esf, ahifh The Halfut
N'alt iih sitAl efllsas - af ~ osagri ais,
charged ~ rihaffft himself Nh a. iTahlf ugttaf
leslflf an Enlargement ~ TOE pFaatFsis snas
- diAeaft ~ lhe mech ~ fiif bladder
fhsspss nc, which aeis iiAe charm, wihsfss aa.es
90 ess disrAsft anA quite pliafaniietakr sd shfh
has guf 81 ihsusanaa ih New AnTl lhtladelrha Haiti
n,nIn ana many II ihs heHthrlN etiss, 10 rfFaln md
lrmedi that makes Fapld andprfmaneHl ouTs
without ffald o. DIET drnh ~ easrlss rsesa ~rss,
lihai ls'nihE ~ nfnfrtifainiNg THE remedy s un.
squaed Wy yihnHYs diseVsFsd Zoe lhs suTs ~ lhass
iressea u " rAilaoud ffsn Hf own lants ssa l. sf.
fsCiiy al BE- u b pufsF ,oas sls Al sDi aims 40 1,ef.
chf3i 80 lAal 1nh can eApur fNuftt a. all kfds ~
Nfalhe'i without The srfi dagger from TIE medlcns
Aha " YOU a'e careful ~ wrapping sp YOU paste yea
VII have nH asis ~ smu lpln w. that "a are not
neaFesi friends
fhif D. qnask me iiene huts remedy Uncovered ..a
uted With Immense suosesf w regular phy stefan ans
confidently feeensasi'aed,e The snfsftnna,s
tAtiloN-Nens .. Fsnuinr ~llhoui ihs signature ~
the proprietor, Davidson, aFs.and tba-lss Allis.
fflneemsnf u trade aaFts w b. pfesecatsd siA th.
utmosifigoF ofthe lac.
W. DAyinsos. sol. Proprietor.
- NnCinnsti, Ohio.
roiaby pfuSgs'sssnsfslly Jsnas-dsmis
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Gen Grant and Gen Rosccrans ate almost the
onls prominent Democratic Generals who hive
not been sacrificed - the Moloch Of Abolition
aud Il i significant fact that these splendid
officers now tower IN military reputation aud IN
the confidence of the people shaw al other. now
in active service The neople of Illinois and
Oh'o have reason To he proud thai their re.pec
si'e states have furnished such able and eminent
military leaders
Gen Meade. too. the nes hero OF the Amy of
the Potomac. j. also Democrat. The Pref.
dent. siuhhora as mule. refused % listen Ia the
voice of the re 'tle and the army. Who demanded
recall OF Mcclellan. preiefrng 81 tr, another
"experimeat But he WIS e retul. however.
not To t,ke up sns of the Fremont-. Buffers or
other Offices dictated by the Abolition cabtl
Ritter experience has taught him their advice was
fatal. aud although he would not take McClel
Ian. he did the next best thing and selected some
other Democrat i Springfield Register.
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The tali ~ Mstsah has demonstrated me, he
ps8pie ~ iuasha slll uhlts ~ hsah u aefshi
ihef hsiuss sha aslse ne Invaders ltesa hes ssii
tpsh re hsuss' be.lee indianapolis Il hlei
sl,h ssllshs sHsh feaag hf sssyies, sod ~ its
days u ihs hssessls, e',b,ihses, ~ sfHl sll he
lmt'e1lsei hallF pseeaiei ~ eliislenl 80
ses Az ,hieash ,hs seWhta billss We
saiAs thltsaasm ess,sl aua a ,hs msmy rle
fesasea No siil huA hs eegshnn " lpiis,
him W. eaH Hsl Helms lhe slasel " lhp lula
tlHn Esd lhs artuunia ~ ,la uamla N lhH
sshig sllsll alnsi ta' lllia ~ khus lllAl HHlT
slawa ltltsA. law Ne Butts aIll Mtgmh lhe
tailulh ~ lhe iiltla ihe rfurle " lhlana ~
hump slll malnlan lhe hHh itpal liHH hi pai
lahlg ahh bssgms hat htl sans hi1e afiltgli
w NE acid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

0t the sisee,
The following IL = Chronological reroul of the
slepa Of Viekshurp from vs. hr.l lnee, llon
Nav ~ ls6a Flag Officer F,ragu, demands
the surrender
jane pr-farragut passes Nlokshufg with his
aeet
June al--Unlei naval attack unan
Jaly "a Naval siege r,lse'l bv f,rragut
Dee aS--0en >herm,n dele tel
Jan, =, lsGl--Gen, sherman With raws from
i'm - Gen, Mcclcrn,nd prepares for siege
operations
Feb i-den Grant arrives,
Feb is-- Grant commences bomhariment.
March ~ --Anmlrsl Frragu, arrives
March h--Two gnnhoais run past
April l6--Sis gnnhoats run past
April l7-fire opened from the Peninsula bat,
tefes
April 29-Admral Porter shell. aud passes
Grand Gulf
April sO-Gcn Grant lands a, Bowllnsbure
and moves on Port Gibson
MAY le-Engagemen, and victory at Ray
moud
My la-B,rile ., Mississippi Springs
NV li-orcupation 1T Jackson
MAY l6-Ruile OF Bakers Creek
Nav l7--B,,,le Of Big BLACK River Bridge
May l6-Evacu,ton OF Jackson hv Gen Grant
Nay i--Gen Grant invests Nick.burg
Nav lS-ilaines' and Ch,kassw Bluff cap
turcd
NV l9-Gen Steele carries the rife pitt and
Gen Grppts right md left rest upon the river
Nav 22-An unsuccessful assault made BY
General Gr,ut
July 4-yicksburg surrendered to Gen Grant
~ Forty thousand prisoners taken in two
forihcations are the evidences OF Gen. Grant,
frttytude
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communities Emsncipste the -la.es and turn
them looss upou the country snd 8, sill be vain
D. hnte ihii 80 ran enjoy ifesdom serufeit and
peace permanently Lsiua no, make sw upon
NATURE sid common ssnss by shielding ihe nsiiuns
blood ani treasure 90 i's impls efishmeni in the
vain Effort 10 make the negro The social Or 70
liictl equal 81 ,hs shis man I, 4 ibis sofship
Of the black iio w NE Asoiisiyusis that btoush'
The ptsseh, EVIL s,irs bryh ihe count, and zen
tisnss "A
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lem he New NhaNv ifigef " nnlsiN I've
She Ness latasi-th" tvuth Nb.ut
,hn ua dm'.Wr Thousand ttsh,
HUNDRED usbsts 80 pUdtaWa-
Atseu UpaU Nu.usa, As,

The steamer NJ Counts cant htlapi, one NJ
tho hnAis riliulml hy The llehes "a llIauieniurv,
having hten rele,,ed, arrived here ~ iva noluok
ihli afternoon From her commander Cipllin
liz ltnl 80 uiiher lhe lalluwlna nar,ioulr.
The lteilels nge ~ commend at tieneral John
Marian, lushfod iohnson and HAL pNke, and
avgNei then purpose w. he w capture lndanapn
lls eu up al the railroads and bring a. our State
some ~ The hurrors ui wv
The kete-, ~ he number of snn erased
the liver ~ hamenhurg Yesterday Cant Raj
land h eellain VI the pumher, rs tall, Ut them
vas Kept u, Que " the officers 1T the boat The
kehel' ll.u ook o,er hue pieces oi artillery -
twob pnundefs nnd tNn ~ poundefs The mum
hef ot nurses Cfo-set over We q lnn
Cen M"rgans Aid stated ~ Capt l,llaul that
urn wheeler, with snl0 cavalry, W. marching
ou Louisville, md thii Ice would captute the city
the present week Morgan, bs cutting al The
principal railroads Va lpdnn,, would prevent ~
Inducements hnm rtachlng Louisville
The Rebels len 80 troops or guns 40 llranden
burr They sunk the wharf boat ~ that place,
aud burned the hne steamer Alice Dean, which
boat they captured shortly aiter capturing the
McComhs
Cap, Ballard saved hi. bon from the pe,n's
fate through the earnest Intervention Of BAIL
Duke AID Johnson, whn hid formerly been warm
friends oi Capt billiard
The Rebels are said 20 be splendldly mounted
AMI equipped, and IN the hes, condition Tor active
operations
Our accounts OF the raid n another column.
except as % the number 0f The Rebels aud the
leaving OF portion OF their force AZ Brlnden
burg. Is doubtless correct
The Alice Dean, burned BY the Rebels, was =
neS boat. valued At 4 40 900 Shewas owaed by
Dean 4 Co. OF Cincinnati.
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The >"ldier Vote Declared Uncousti-
tuti0ual.

The Judiciary Of New Hampshire have decided
that the soldiers voting proposition. which bad
been passed by the Republican Legislature o.
that state y opposed to the spint aud letter OF
the CONSTITUTIONS. - we'll a. the common law
which require, the r,e-ence of the voter AT the
polls several prhcticil objections 20 the bill
are also mentioned IN the opinion The opinion
i signed by Chiei Justice Bell. and Associate
Justices Bellows, Nesmnh and Bartlett This
proposition j similar 20 the ore passed by party
vote in he Legislature Of this State last winter
New York Express.
The Supreme Court Of New Hampshire is Re
publican. The Legislature of Pennsylvania
passed similar Law. but the Republican Su
preme Court set il aside as Illegal. la Connect
cut the soldier vote law Is declared 10 be uncon
suluiional by The Republican Supreme Court IN
tina, State These preccient- all apply To Ohio
soldier vote l'w y no more constitutional here
than u i in the other States. where Republican
supreme Courts have set it aside = Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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The Difficulties iu Sullivan aud
Greene Counties

Brig Gen M,n,held of the Indiana Legion,
came through Greene county 10 Sullivan list
lhursday iiom the scene 1T the hbulpu. rebel
Hon IN Monroe county, lie informed W iha, the
reports circulated OF the numbers congregate,l
To resist the enrolment, draft 81 we're gtos-
esaggerations, AMI that the difficulties there were
happily settled Without any resort 90 force. We
learn also th,t he vas agreeably disappointed 10
mud that the reports of rehclluus propcusitlcs on
The part oi the Democrats of Greene county we're
f,sehoud.
lie returned 20 Sullivan on Monday evening
las aud addressed very respectable audience of
men and women of al parties at the east end ui
the court huu'e on the present distracted cohd
ton of our Affairs and the peace at home. II We
would preserve the importance and necessity OF
maintaining the priceless heritage purchased for
n hy ths blood OF the fathers OF the republic
We have not room Tor any extended notice OF
the specrh further than to aid that il was m
effort t. soften the anmosities OF partisans on
both sides. -Saillran Dtmoersf.
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shTl ,mssna

eslsmpiiil N eummealIhp ulaa lhe hlfAl
fell'lea issHs htills lhe eiHhll4 saf' ilHl lhs
fHllllrlahi iih iAilIiih Weia ~ pelfe ~ All "
lhHg alll ihpl eihhui iltHi lhe rublle mlhd
hem lhe zeal lsaua M lalbala mil mlap nHl
,hslg Feih AL llemeiaia ana fliee lhfm 40
'hsll sal rlalhHma \ lhfl dfslle lhpf wlll hh
whfH ne hnal ahmaA hf lhn ntHpf " speik ~
.he hilel hps lhal lheg Hlll Hpleel lnemellte
VI alheg hiafa llt man sha has the lAlail N
esmelshssll lha sllaallaA " shs esenlfgi aua 'hs
trHlus ~ aae We malela aud lemullea lhA.
'ha Hlal hmlh h elw Feidl y paee ~
lhs phHhini VI ~ hnHp'l phlfhmm lhfl
slll ifleel lhp man Whn haA lhp ahlnl W eAIs
snh lhe iphrla and lhp DIFFERENTIATION " miin
laln nlatl 10 llanallnllep N uul lufIalhnsaba
RhAFahlfa We malfellan W Az lhpl wiIl fall
alanna has man shn whle euirasulh ! ~ s,s.
sNlr ahi anlglee nnf Lass N ihu lehrlinus alalps
oil llnlpfi lha rfnpIe W lha hnnh M all lhnlf
'lshls uwlsF lhe lnhalilnllan anl lhe lAva " she
laha w lhls paaillnn lha effnlu NJ she lRes
have dflIei We shall lhs enuhiiI No lulfd w
'hs Alnle wllh lmheeIllll ~ lllnnli lIhaasa ~
hslsseh lhfm That w iaf u ihe lssHa
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A SuGoHTlos The New York Evening Post
mildly suggests: Il, j. reported in morning
psrer that the Government intends Ia prosecute
he journals who copied recent article from a
Philadelphia paper giving the positions OF the
srmy Gurus in virginia The Government will do
much better il il will prosecute the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

TrHE AMFRicAN piSrfNsARY wv TRRAf u,
~ anrw method, AID with the happisI results, re
hsas tferi falling ~ the womb IascsrafioR tteer,
fieH, Ls'A rrhs 0. Nhtes.l hurry and all other dis
eases % which the .sasrfeas Fsaaie T. prcuiaril
late. send tlree doa and receive by express one
the Iiciof Ismois syringe, Ths instrument sheule
bs used b, every Va The land. for purpos.
cfe 'siiHfss, fOri heaih ,fc sent ffre 60 receipt
offiamp, scopy n Private letter 20 Married isd,
on hesth fc The Doctors cslsbF.,fed gsH,1ke rus
fresh from he nrpersafy, fsrD god Ia simple dis
ease irregularities, de- Price 81. s.ut By mail
A. The .inlp icGa bisyeHsgrs We al o treat nff1oa
0srrEeg ard 9th never failing ren<rfal, 81
What the quacks call priuafe scrsf disease; SyaI
N al ~ stages 6onCfhea elect structure Hydrooele
C.feoc-l- VAfieoceie Csf-oceie. spermsorhea s~uns
weakness, Nocturnal tmis-ions. sexual Debility. I'm
potency, AMI effects OF ssll-shuss The lasi ia are
treated Of IN private letter which Ne send free
receipt Of stamp.
he experience Of the surgeon IN charge o. this de.
partmrn some Of the best Hospital. Ia Europe and IN
New York City, ensbe- lin tres, patts scienncsl.
~ snf restore them speedily.
Those living 81 distance can communicate by letter
ndhe treated ~ their homes. In urgent send Is
or 81" and receive icines.
consulia'ior free and conrdeHfsIl Room No. ah
East Washington street, indianapolis. ?. a. Box 1854
r0.diy-wi2t,ia lam
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hieh state tinverument sils the lnlger ~
yeleuiiti thnuli nfpAliifu and discipline mill
W. nltu ~ hn lpnl rnnHlnnill reads hil nnrt
~ Ne lslrnsn ~ ihnl ~ The iirnpiil nnYrrument
Nv these mnins Ne shall avuls have mNpsfrd
~ Tho emergency 40 army Nhiih can ln lpnrn
deii npnu in nan ~ The rnllN liullh ~ ihu va,
and make lhiuil rnlhM " NJ had pnssusspil
lulpo VI trained militia, 20 llll nr 10 unll w
numhrr, ~ hull upun ihr inh ~ Ice W. n late
battles the ielpni and destruction ~ hla army
Nnnld have hepn uriihln. hnd ~ much lrss lnaa
" ir than u hnH rnHt ~, Ihemeseni WnHipnl
system " fAshp lfnnpa hi hn pneFnphp, mnai
tnisn With \ proper iespNe hllp, an many
smrl pntles wUnll nNi aiiae WIN ilisplnlmei
militia lesef'e, 49, lrpa Nunll have fuh tho flsk
~ inVtlInp he ln,nl hnrlpl Htilea lho rphp
lnn would be hept entirely nn ~ nNh aull, aud
nuf nlmles Would iini hp slnpne IA lhpr mnurnss
iusl ~ The critical iunDiufe, as " sa Frequently
he henn hf The will W sult ehl lenmrprmunis
The Il nlprl.nlv lhadnpt'ine W have mnaphed
fnt ihe as' tfiniah, II IL lhednolflue nn which
llnymnnrs NJ, mnur and ilhpf have acted
months aga The rnhsiiulinn a. hns lha tlny
ernnf cnnminer w ehie nf lha militia, aud lhe
lls prp'prihe' The sely mnde W which lhe militia
~ tho STATE l. ~ he pallel out AMI urualiss
" T. nne al The advantages ~ nur Federal ats
Ten that zach state has The means VI ~ Osn ,in
lohse, ani that lha States can thus on operate
With The tiossrnment Ia Washington, linl the
nes fnalti theories 0i pan'iillrm, AMI the die
htedll posers assumel hy the President, ain At
tho Destruction ~ Iheposer ~ The States, and
would reduce them "a provinces utterly dependent
np whit nrniee'ion thew m,Y receive lIum the
Y defal army = philadelphia Ase.
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suNpRiEs.
FoR SALE.


SEQ dor Glass Fruit Iars.
1000 tiross Corks. IN sizes;
I 200 lie Sealing Wax.
900 doe. Brushes. of an kinds, sizes and
STYLES.
90 hbls. Coal Oil
10 hbls. nehzihe.
20 bbls Linseed on.
~ bbs Lard Oil
90 bbls tubtieasina uil.
90 btls NNhltnri
500 ~. uaihihe;
90 ~. salphs,e Motrhiai
40 bales htta iai@hcai
40 tases Mace LiqhHiiee rutt, ibt 11t
iaetenisls.
~ pases SHtk tuuafiee
W. lalps sWhHes tualtt taiiuus,
sun lesps tilass. Al slfps
400 gale tssl lnlla aslet iiIii
Wps White LEAD lh uli
hhls apis tullHAHnel
~ hhls NANlsh
w hhls AlHhul
ifJ TO- llum ahullAp,
W hide lili llip ani WHEAT Mhtlt,
~ llHf ilhl lthhun lhi lilhI
~ lAf lnnian tHflpn
AZ hHs hulDh Ali
~, ss.w tWt a WD,,sitN,
Nlhiitailr Nhtnnhia
IA Ni Last NiaNlhHiHh aiitfi
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NOTICE.
TO T H Z p U d IL Q


NOTICE Is HvRyBY GIVEN THAT CLAIM THE
Ownership and night q possession q ant property
IN al aud every the horses carriages. bugge ke~.
harness, saddles and brides psrsinng % the livery
bpsiess ami all and every the tocs and property Of
every description helonginr IN any app
ing the late Arm o Dellel Todd OF ndisr apo and
that sale transfer or disposition whatever Of ad iock
property, ans tLer-o'. viii he recognized by me o.
be valid when made b, any one except myself
am responsible for acts OF my late partner. samuel
A. Todd, ami he has night dispose Of sny q the e.
feet. Of aid late nrm said be forthcoming
the day q trial at the next Of court
layii-std Hujn DELzELI-
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TT letter to Forney's Press says that when
the main fort At Winchester WIS stormed. the
bid General Milroy Was nifty feet up dag staf.
watching the operations. Well. We should like
% hear him sas how the thug looked Ito a man
up tree. - Louisville Journal.
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FouNpRiEs.
TuE ttoosiEu srArr
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS,

luANfSu pnNrtftfu utH furSrhf w Ahf
nee fffraiti ~ fftrlFt sfi enthusiastically tsfe1iis
fftIfs fef sifttt sni rsuInrs sttfftlf TIE terle
rsfirtf hss iasi fsatns1 ifor BE ST. utt't ~ %
rsHcrtsr tha A. TABLE srt sffr rstisfrs - rk
risiii rsf re aiftfrt N Nhrisstlf 80 fssHfs ~
,his h-snrh N hasrsss eth fequfti ~ 49, ~
rv ra1 t'rf afhsf - NHi ttrNfsrt See frffs
49, raiaraHs lahirh A. sift ~ ssskt rfHriHfHl -
itif H Hf tistihft tsre sra riil rs'iHft tre1
tif. sra tffiitt hrrtt sHttl .fh 81 ttrfsftft 80
ffv sft sHs srt hieessft M 49, tttftNl1r ~ 'rrf
AZ az liHa fnHiff WHt.fafifNfif tiNH faifensfH
So rtit rfsiast sha - "a stli sHa rsc.flh "a
faffN
tHiel sHa raHilt. 80 a.lh itisssit Hfstl. lgis.
~ iifiisHstHis sNA iH.iHHsf shf iHfsfa ttHiial
msis go. insbs tttt
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Published for the benefit and q warning and AUrtOS
To YOUNG MN who suffer from Servoss Debility.
Premature Decay OF Manhood. etc supplying at the
same time. THE MEANS OF sEL-FCUkk By one who
has cured himself after being put togrvat expense and
injury through medical humbug and quackcry.
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
eopis. may be had u the author.
NATHAN MAYFAIR. Ksq.
my7s-viy Bedford, Knss county, NJ.
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Ne. ChifftsDss - Htsit Hssps a Zen.
slsmah sneagsi IN recruiting uhlou rcmtahy
a. Ffsnkfgs, tesehea N ,,ilsos 81 wssinssjss.
ne reports ma, thtss hundred Rs,sls entered
fi.hkfsfs On fsssi., and ssIss'l ihe pstsou vf
Hon jess csrfsspss We have no, hs.td
chat disposition .hss h,ss made ~ hin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

cB- The wheat in S,arke county promises an
abundant yield
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11
DIE D..

HARRiMAN-'n hi. q on The 9Th Of July instant,
J. n. Hartman Of he proPristors OF the Paine
House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02
GEORGIA sTATE TRooPs-
HEADQUARTERS STATE TROOPS.
ATLANTA Ga So D. Ia..

hLABaAlA kLktts STATE TROOPS I
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. y ls63 8
General Orders No u
EsjorGsn. Hoseu Cobb having been assigned 70 the
command Ct the State s0ps by the Prszidsni q tbs
Coni=derats s,sss and The Governor OF Geargla hsv
ing TUNED over to him tie mater rolh aud tie saiirs
control Of all Hoops organized uader act Of Congress
for home defense whether called into the fed or yet
remaining A. home, sssuuaes command Of the sane
II. Il affords the Major Gsnsral commanding special
gradfes1on 20 announces, thai with solitary s1osp
zion. ;hs troops alzsady called into tie field have
promptly respOuasd &c his aPPeai to waive thes terri
toFal boundaries and manifested their willingness to
defend she so shsir 8 ats wherever sssaled-thir
patriotic conduct on their part hss suabis hin not only
20 organize the State force ID the most eoeut manner
but slsa 70 respond 10 every esn made upon hin for
rooPE- Hs earnestly eommands the example OF hose
already in the field to the imitation o. those Wh1 The
sEisenelss Of the couatry have no yet called out
III II order That such csI. Ehsn Il shsH be made
may be met without the delay nsgltsbly attending tas
organization Of gRsnfs it Is s1iaiaed upon all com
psuss and basta0 not yet formed into regiments 70
pr7cssd 20 form such organizations bafors the Is Of
November nsx sending one return o. ths election Of
ds'd officers shs A5iulanensra Of the ssats thas
hs sq1rsd commission nay be sssd and one to thsss
headqHa sr ID companies and bsstaIions that shall
fsl 10 compy with tkil order will after the above
men loned date, Be fsrmad into regiments by order.
". General ordsgs No. a. Adi1taat and Inspector
Generals Office, State Of Georgis, wiz continue IN
ores sad tie rules prsgcrbod therein for the dr sud
discpHs of troops not jet called iato the field viii be
observed and 05sysd
By command Of
MAJORGENERAL HOWELL COBB.
r J. HALLETT. A. A A. G. ssp29IR