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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN,

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION
Which In the unmarried female Is constant recurring
di and through neglect the seeds OF and
dangerous maladies the result and month after
month passes without an effort being made assist ma
the suppression becomes ronic patient
ally loses her appetite the bowels constpated night
sweas come on, and the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon inflammation Of the mu-
cous lining of the vagina or womb IL j. ia all cases ac-
companed by pains ths back the bowels
and through the hips teaspoOnfu of the medicine may
be taken three times day, with an injection Of table,
spoonful of medicine, mixed with half pint
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, In
PLANTATION OF THE KIDNEYS AND CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER. STRANGuARY ANDBUkN-
ING OF PAINFUL URlNATING
For those diseases truly sovereign remedy. and
too much cannot be said in its praise single dose has
been known To relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are troubled with III distressing the small
of the back aud through the hips. teaspoonful day
ofConstltution Water will relieve you like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
1t has equal In relieving the most distressing synp
toms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Ston ach Vom
ing Food, &c. Take a teaspoonful after dinner The
dose in all be increased if desired but il should
be done gradually.
PHYSICIANS
ms-e long since given the Of buehg cubes u
Tor the want of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equa! the task that has dcvOlved
upon it.
DIURETICS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

viii assemble. and tho most important questions
will be brought before u for determination. One 81
which, Emancipation and Colonization poliey q the
President will vitality affect the future OF thu country
All interesting Congressional proceedings w be re-
ported IN he S.fifiasf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
DYsMENORHGA, OR PAINE UL MENSTRUATION, AN
IN MENORRfiAGIA OR PIsOFUSE FLOWING.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
sirual fluid in the being too little, and accom-
panied by pain; and the other too prouse
tion which will be speedily cured by the Constitution
Water.
That disease known a FALLING OF THE WOMB.
which Il the result Of relaxation of the ngaments OF that
organ, and known by of he and dragging
pains Ia the back and sides nd at times accompanied by
sharp lanedang shooting pains through the parts,
Will, In all ca.es, be removed by the medicine
There Is another class a symptoms arising from Rlll
TATiuN OF THE WOMB. which Physicians call Nervous
which word covers up much ignorance and IN nine
Of the doctor does really know whether
this symptoms the disease. the Iii the symp-
toms. We can only enunerae them b. re. speak more
particularly of Cold Feet Papatan the Heart impaired
Memory, Nakeiuness, Flashes OF Heat, Languor, Lassi
tude and Dimness of Vision
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

new Legislature viii assemble On the sth II jam
AIRY next. It, action will have deep interest Tor me
citizens Of Indiana The >enfinei viii contain faithful
and intelligent report Of is proceedings that the
reader can understand from day Gay what their Repre-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

Diseases occurring from and the same cause will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water, taken Tor any
length of time. The dose should vary with the severity
Of the disease from twenty drops 10 teaspoonfu three
times a day in During the passage II the Calcu-
u the pain and urgent symptoms should be eombaited
with the proper remedies, then followed up by the Con-
stitution Water, as above directed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
READ, READ. READ.

rrtate and drench the kidneys and by constant use
lead TO chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

IL has no equal In relieving the distressing synp
toms Also Headache, Heartburn. Acid Ston ach WON'T
ing Food, &c Take a tea.poonful after dinner. The
dose in all may increased if desired but il should
be done gradually
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-31
IHEENEMY AsAIx BEFoRE FoRI PEKRzRIl

Dios,Lr. Narei. e7.--A special di;;s..a,e u. 10
de Appeal dated kio.sI,,.rE ,la,ci. 2stis AZ.
Al fse O'clock lliis ai6rni,,e. iouf bohss
were seen advancing lo~ar.is oiir n,,,,er bat
trries- A vig6hous fre uss 6pensd .,l,.n, rlsesn.
dnvins bacl s~e. 81 sl,ees- The .sll,er ,,.s
passed under q rakinsl ire. s.isnoss every rloi
taking effect One Of them received sl,1t IA,
htr stssln c',esi cDni'einnS lser 10 desis'. and
N iiflees. minutes she h.lel aud sunk. 'r..ri
ol her crew es,apei 10 Tie orrs site shore.
Tie boat that escaped Is supposed 10 have
.secs, the I;..nton. She Vas BADLY di-.Iiied
shot having leneir.led Der stsanl 4 an,.
iisabllnS her - badly lll.,l Tue Aibairos5 Had
10 con.e n, as,l tow ser %, - dan ser 81 onr
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Dffltt i's-r q AZ
NJ xtlI-. MARI - ies1-
rhE 4aihorty fpr the la1nlLr 81 fhe ureEil,ar
m fa1 1rrI+is- v. nr.f...r ~ % 49,
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ano r.rra,. haal.,.- sr
CLAIMS calIrd fIr l..It u..r l.rr.r., - -. -
fseln tle Trrr~ar1 dr,.rt lriel,t m
49, IlFrr.-r 0rr - 1N..t
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fhaf q ~ AfislaII tr lIa-. ur a u .rttrr~. r.rrr
inrui~<aa f1~r az tlrszed n ~ &c nI..r =
sprl ~ -lch ~ leiIr \ a. r,..,rrl a
-l-h 1frr-u air 80 - at.nIet~.r ~ al b
made - thr rsulr afc-@ine a. ihe srIlal-crIl1r
fii q. ~r~irel sr-.. dug q H. ~...r.Ir.I
(-''en - slI'i-i-r4 nne-r she he-l lf sulII So
m srny-
\. u i,are f1e nrpr1Eal - cernrnanfin1 slTcsl
fllrr an1lrft1e1 s1cer. r--laI ~ .ilni,sd a I,r
-1rh rs.lp - rnt1 r4lHr >lt41d - l-e-<ntel -
tsfE = 4 pc 1icrr 80 A. h-
sf,I~rIlr.il b. ~ -rrrrl ~ tl Anr
=. l,trr q lt-tas cilE rtalnls ~ p1it ~ Iif.
i-r anl - he N I ihr ar la .cs,l-
dance slth tA< Ir.,s an The 1ararsr ~
4 r. ATklN-nN
MISE I'm q rfnIt rrlf I'r@s tFrrrfs rr-n-far
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Confederate anal.. a. viewed abroad.


Wesare favored with lie following extrsI
from letter written in FIorcncc, February Isl
by. Richmond .ady
Il lave just becn realins President Dtvis1
message witt. The deepest interest How clear
and idrcille. ard imp. kss.ve. il is Cout3as
il with Lincoln + ID Stewards mSra,s:lraric.,l
efbt4Ihodc:noniades and how ignoran
and iilIteraie those boastiig, vaeiatii,e iLhafet
beings seem. TIE South is happy in haviis
chosen representative wilD not oAIy know
hbw to govern, Iut also knows how 10 WRITE
his own language correctly aud {. nj can vel
become. as Lincoln is, the laughing stock of Al
the scholars OF EnroLe. / wonder if yon hay.
seen the many witfic sms upsn Lincoln : e4yle
OF compensation? Come of tie English papels
ars very funny lhe SUBJECT | have see,
several atficles in wlfIch President Dlvis Il
cemplimen ei for his line aud pure style.
dare say that very illteraie man may have
brains. but the people are never willing to adj
nit that he has.
T" For weeks past--T might almost say months
we rave had constant succession of " e
tories. What change since Last yearl For
some time lhe papers cheated MS into believing
that the battle OF Murffe5sharo, vas a Com
federate defeat. but. now see ilat The. Co,l.
federafes claim il rs victory The c9ptare
OF the Harriet Laic was brill. mi feat.
I = What glorious Generals and officers ana
soldiers the South has prodaced- d--sespecialiy
Virginia. Mrs -- has lust seni ME 4
pboIograplrdf Stos,ewaIl Jackson; what a fire
. itt, llec.slal brow. AMI what an earnest.
though hIfui face he has = '
vchiA Jones' . 'mapenlty ENGAGED IN
i@'hoon, brt allowed 10 visit .bs pro yinces
and play occasia .llv. size giori = in her
Sout ern birth al :. utheru sympathy. and
lever Iiisses a chance Of making il known
ShE, ihiPks that the English people in gcl.e.
lalE are favorable 10 the Souta. This has been
rlS estimate Of t.l views
The eli :te still continues delightful. TIL
lFuresfina hedges or walls rather, for they are
Twelve inches high-in tie Beboli arden and
sliIi OH he Casino, are in full bloom. and wild
Hiolels and lilies of the valley wese al un,.ans
in HE middle Of January
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TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 81. 1861
France and sfe Unitesf -tates-;rI,r Pro-
Etanamr or Napoleon.

Correspondence New York Times-l
PARIS, january lG.-The following is an e1a
tract from an article IN this mornings editipi
OF the EnperJE,S personal organ La Nations:
The cotton industry will suffer a forced lnl
activity uutlfhe relations OF Europe With fh(
United States shall be re-essabIislled or The Il
former basis. And such is especially the end
which Il is our dut, 10 pursue aud 10 seek fd
realize, no inatter NJ what price. One Dt stlii
means which seems 10 he most proper and exE
leditious to arrive itt this result, wae illdics.
ed in this place three DAYS a,o. and las liol
Yet fonntl contra llctor i
Force the lorka,le sword in hand.
Inc plan y both proud aud l'spmFt,7
Now It is to-1lFv a wei-scitIed fact, that ial
4atIge of Frst.erlc .Sburg has hifally bronsl
the last donbting ..rnbers of Ille French Cow
eriment To ihe G. lcr'isiou That iIe separated
IN the United ShlIes is final. aiss7 that The li
-tare policy of Ile French Governmcsi is 10 bl
based on This dsfngetons assumption. The Isl
oilabeing therefore divided into two and IiAt
cIarla OF the old Jllibn. with al its souvenir
gone, why. they Ray. shall we pet have cottol
and=l revival Of trade
The officers fof the French army may bl
heafi now on all occasions expressing ihl
opibion that ile5 sen land OH ihe AmerIcaI
sinlr with a hundfed ihonsabd Frenclr sol
diets and march straight through ihe country
which rs only anotiler way Of exp.essiiil
failure OF the American army And llnweveI
much We may lIoId this expressim, oi ol,Inl
ION IN contempt. il has in ilnpdriaDt Ioitiesl
sgn,hcAtioo. since the Emperor. who repnseI
on ils army is always ready to be agfeeab.l
to il, aud delights in this confidence of his ol
ficers ia their great supeficriry.
told a at the fpllDwi-g IS the prd
gTamme of the trench Goverillleilt at thl
present moment Tne government. havinl
made an arrangement with Mr. >li.ieil Tor
large quastliy OF coffbn will ask tie Amert
can government for 4aeihtics for getting |
out. promisil <, at The same tune. that no col
trabaId of war shall he :ufFoslieed in eS
charge. and. If the Anerican government vii
not consent TO this. they will take it ii
force.
The Nioniteur seems 10 have core ou
frankly in favor of the Rebellion. II abn4 q
the government for not puilig Gen. Butler oi
trial. and praises Gen Banks with that tain
praise which gives Que the Impression liza
they are sorry f,r Tile change III Generall
since they have thns lost a capital point 1
lie anticipated quarrel with the l'iIite. States
". LiucoIn's Emancipation proc.a,naiion !
received with txclam tions of dise nstand hat
by iiescovernInc itsli- preas y slsle tl.e oIif,c
. sifion Journals are privately informed fha
they must be moderate. which amounts TO a
order to remain silent.
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IfHE abs- Iesard silll-- t,.II - ~
Il >isl 81 talh a. li- 81 ialnr u - 49,. ,.-.-
htr- q c-suasl co. 17fh I-r.ss-ee r~ ruer.r -
still I'D 81 tsfis-E = rI-E.- -
q th.ml~in- al - H. 1sars 20 axe 5 ir~t s i,.th
- liza II,r1ion ~ AZ 49, and ll.~k ar.
r-ruce llsr 4 rli1 a - - l.,,rs--e. ] : l,.|-r,,
sd YEAR. ~ IiIr.fs li.f c...I1It u il.ik
oisck - @ud back air - a H41sa. Il yttr-|ui
az irit iuch-~ -I.-h couIl.sxiun air rres rr~-
al.d li-hf hair = q Ae1l s1Ear lur Err rr-.r-..I
Iett hl1l rtunI q .trn q r. cry ~ a ~
'--ll- frrl enrt M nInE Nat-r. IerIIas-ee b
tI.ll1l,i- ; letr "a y q - 1taI. 49,
G. mp txlol Illr. n-rr. suI nzlt 4 WE.IIfn
Aal-a Irtf ftsr.u-s hI-rf s<e e. -
iexH'u d.rk. ttark rtr. an1 80 halr, MlnrI e.
80 - a-- y g-af- ierl hleh- cal tonIs ztl.
blue eyts. tsalA I4Ir- I1Ia y L1I@y- = ytaIs 30
axe -. hl-l. oak mpie cask halr- a
y - H. "a ytsfr ~ lrtt high. oalk tlrr
csf- arr q - Ii.y- - 3r4an a. aEe.| 3
lrrI 40 lnrbrs - ~ rl.lk upIc1i.o. oafk hnif 80
blue eye<- r-,ld-. ifznli Tea 4. unly Irn,.r-
lsHN y hCD61AS. a. Liruf-
Cunfs c. CD -7lh Itns- Rat
nas1IfrI C.1. conl.r 5-.h r.,,
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TIVE fs-r - os'si to "a Or 1'-u..,; - 7...
o. r1I ~ I4es ur rrrrtr Al
Iaf11t L1filE "a. I'D IN = 4 ~ -
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Nh +. QUlNBl
" A Rut,I<SffN ( - r---17
JAS- - Ct-1fsHO7N- St.erinl rnri,er
E-n-en- =. ssn- n .-.k Iie.sls I'm
ti,-rSt a. -, tel- 80 ->-flIr islki Al
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fn1 -. al .nre1s nci in- nnd~r sIl-r- Inlrn ~
~ ana con-rlilt i,laeer Amy - Tef1r-e In fhi-
~ o pm me- NJ Arr 1rf ~ t1lrIr o. rl-rf flrs.
50 lirter~ 1rfdi>1tif ts rrrs n. ~ ~ f1rr
lreiloctr A. a. oeI4itd mtn- - nl ~ ArnJ -
Tenn e>i+ In ihis <ui-i<l-a- frsft = al rstrr- a.
-hou - Hhs.s- at.horl1, fa.g 80. l.-.. .Iefalhl
b u,aIFrd Got H. tIAls cf.l r.
l-pf = T. hElHfI (c1d-- lirnitErsins-
n.arlS In. fdr
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eeloSIzATIos CT BLAcKs--A Washington
telegram says that -the President las cIos eli
the contract proposed some time aga by mr.
Bernard Cock. for the voluntary COLONIZATION
otnegroes on The lIaten Island. The contrac,
il for the colonization OF 5000 persons at d
cost ri 30 dollars each. 10 b paid by tn. Uni
ted States, the col. mist 20 be furnish. 4 witt,
free farms Oh the Island. A society Of free
persons OF color. desifohs Of cmigraiing
Florida. has been organized IN New Orleans.
with w. c. Joh1Aon President.
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Baooxs The Southern Recorder states tha
in Milledgeville within The last few days. $
mercantile firm purchased frao, orlA-perssy
$3.50 worth of col n brooms, which are sold A.
ret .l at one dollar each. Tie psrsan who
raised the corn Aal made the brobrHs at odd
intervals OF time. is a s ave in Baldwin county
An acre or half acre of ground will no doubt
sntfice for sucn yield, and We commend the
Sxample to all housekeeperb in the country.
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eT-nF fi,1ida- Afl nsir .suif -nfial E.ii I'ana
t-nsi- ny h.- = aa'-H Afrc- r l.-nd gh,rl "a
rtaecr "a i>'1 <.l r.l.fr 80 g. fur Iru<-tst O.
il.e .1 uIr-r rrl..na 3 a.l- i--.,s l, i
IclnI.afr- anlr1 -trI. f-r s1Ia ~ ale f'frr
c.7ns..ae -.ie 20 Ma. 4.
TI-k tsi.,s- 49,. ..sshle f,r t,t,, -. .,r
fnssty , ll.tr. irf u .'.-r l,.rIsr. i--
a. lar-sir'-all q. = rs - Ieas.Il rtfk. - 49,.
al .I-t - So a. c7-,.f
O. lsre,f fna+- a. $50 Eisals ssles M r. --r
uuf a. day 81 49,
nal-l-l- ~ ~ <EFFREyS
arsr.r -.
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A BOUT tour day .c,. frrrIrr nsrru r.ru rrr1a.>i
n ~ ~ irru Ht1ks o. Ei.suah lseurrin rl-r.s.S
80 n lf4T ard. u r1rr,r~ed n CO ranr - iff
a1Il aE rIr llrnfiun & nnn1Ie mar. - Id 4. -
ffup y - fae wplEa. IhF r,.tGe lfnnId ruf-Is
ID g. ins a1r'relen-inn 20 - nr1rue<. r. -
-isr - .ithc1ll ~ rtrlans1. frr -. 40
nal1e1W vi. O. IIkII
f,rref r. ~ a ~ Ia. tr..anE. 80
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Ei'rr- CA<st'E- "a = e. Rrsr..x ie1rrnsr--
I HIfl. - he l>fh az - Arr l-s- 81 a.v sHr
/ IN hhrI l-tu. t4ke ard sl4lr hrcuu,.l 81 Ia
ralicre lttr ID O. ~ -ald rnIt 49, I.trs ~ ~
ltr1- ~ = Hhrn nd IariI,s u.ls &
~ l.ar~ IIrr tr.aI i g. 1lIA A.
Lna.1tlt GRAN
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VIRGINIA saI7-

keep h.nd etst-4fls - Is - pr. l = ssisk
= 5-sy. 'so'.e' s7..~,- = 'f pl-
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'TaKKE o.


OIflcE OF tuH1a<pasr - Clx-crrrTs
klt1FlIe NaIct a.. 49,
oDre-s rfn nanliu- Itr1uIffi uErafImtut4 IN
-. eral-. fr h-rrIg nrlEi - renl IIair us<klT
ruIrs ~ llis & n e ~ o. ~ 81 rrr,s l.3s =
- ~ - <ach rri1rtr - nIn-finl. r. n.il-l-f
rll = iII frfrf nc n-.i1..- ~ a. ~ -
~ l1eIltt - a. a
~ sF1er ~ II csi 4. EI.AKE
Ctrln.1clalll e. I.r-rrsrIf..
= = NEnr ~ Trnni - In
1-nnr---e I'sl.eTs rc1J 80 urtt snd - ifII -
ca kIlE~-
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90 falsoNEas Id wAlnINsIok.

Thsre wfre bsit lew of eur prisoners IL
" haSlili'.foil7 For"Isee The Oh. Capitol prison
where liese aHg'usiie1 80 mtny brave sl.iflt-
IA collfnstptht, u empty AMI deserted Alosl
of our prs. aers tliere rave been released u,
exchange, ai4i ihslse that are siiil held in re
tail iII, have I,etb transferred 10 The peuiie,.-
tiafy The d'scTllire of the Ir,rs.l.s there i
"a fIgIsi aid yrliital - the brutality at fbe
oinecrs can lna if. aud not con i0it is al
lowed gnr si'en- frawis and cai .es from !,
bfutl sold cry are al ilary ker. + lose xht
-tmiathiz- t.lfh h, ~ az h..lfI ar,sl ,s.,n!d de-
itshl dt hem a. acT oi kindsess. dare not
make tue Iels INA a3tiesfaisou lest llley be AZ
rested and Ipl'rissinsd themselves. Trey re
shat put iiotl. the World. aud no one who ha.
a fraee of tbs : uih in lss veins or by connec-
flfn Or assoflAtion. Is allowed Io cone within
s,ghtof fAe pris 1iI- What a comm ,ntary u
this on Ii slt4iDenesP aud supineness Of our pect
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Il r II fry IRA Ire~ ut-olsr I-rr. y nrrr. rran
- u-Fr- IaIrirr - lluls. crrlFr cuh rtt - -
,rri. Fflrs t11n. - go a1.lt 40 a.
tru f-Ii ~ Ae = lrrEiur Fi~u' ~ ~ -
aslnr.s. url lsy tle - rfnall ~ ~. o. rssr
e. a. ~ 81 n, - - = ialI
"a = - n z &. a1lIsATrr
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ez5- The line steamer Naichez ~as burned
on IIie lita Instant. while on "Trip nt tie Va
20 liver with fnty-ilIFee persons On hoard. 81
VI ON iws' rassehgers llex~r- Wilson aid
Atkins. anil Mr. sonnds tie chief rI,,,iset.
snPwilsd- tx negroes are IniesiI-. ore of
~lioan i known 10 have been burned. The
N&fclisk liai GA bolrd 300 h,.les of cotton.
loIffs R.,7f.fer.
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DLAN1ERS A. : Hrs-. g.sd,n lio-~ rz-rrea. i.
Il cnolcr <9Fnf - ne H. luo l. nr..lnd,
ptz-- - a. = NAlNE
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orr = iur r1ll - liscl - ~ e. - C1lfi1-
1t-la nd tIfrrn Errl rI I'D ufIin ~. tl1I.o-
49, -n.lI< 81 - t.un 40 1ert l~hle 49, l'rft
effy- ~ hurne pnce Ieis tf~l- ar'rs TrlI a.
81 rttd- f1e. nerer AL N u1f~r- rltI . AR A.
narlf n lODe = DUpKI1s.
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fAfTrRF or Yk>KEE ssuSBnATs-Oh Nerlnc2
,hy nisnl rspi. 4 a'ar,l n Harrison e.rl III
J Ia, E.an. VIII, a squad of men from Gonna
rs ID ls..dcniix Regiment. Col. Geo A. tsorsian
nfenI o. prc.rt Island. near Little Tyi,ee and
-lIcceelesl7n csPinrins, a Yankee boat contain
hg eepi- T. dy aud Capt Arnold. With Eve
men. a,tl letter mail. .kt. from Fori Pnlssk,
70 tl'e Federal feet south. Tie prisoners
are at the headquarters Of Cen Walker. and
viii he sent to this city The officers were ~
tteir way to join their regimenis
We learn that las; evening al O'Clock there
we're two iron clals With furrets III Tybes
RPsds. below Fort Pulaski. at aucisor. ard
isf small ye-fels. schooner ligged.in Wright's
river We itan that the Yankees have pick
els out every night On lile Savannah river.
The Yankee report lIlat Tie enemy were
es~cf1i{ batteries on some nf the islands 5n
tie- river Is not confirmed. There j. consider
able activity among the enemy AZ Fort Pulaski
aEd The arrival and depaftute Of vessels AT the
farf ffPfn Hilton Head isfreauenf-- 5 rranss,,k
Ners 17fk
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Irrokri IT FEox PkS- scoL,---OIicial init.-
u bee been receie Ell al the asacliaiiol, of
Pen<acil. hy iiie ~neuly. he has Withdrawn
% the Navy lard hni q Forts y rrii,eas aini
IA -heisf Is,e 10 r. HAT gariis0i,ei ihe town
a''i all oiiseIs that eonii he spsrrs lave i,esii
NIs-Issipii. This s1"~- the Yankk are shot
haide'i ier llse -bis job7 ilsey ll4ye IA l,alis.
Bthks ni'i need ntr~ Lelp tia this move
inenl f,rds him - lH.Jse Register.
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cH-1reS 80. Narch - 1854
Nj Fie tell ir- q assk- hatinE sci ~ lid nnd
w oasid may lh- Pro.ic fl.f uih lot u
> ..u.sl'is isr rsy ~. " crsll 'lactr1 "a Z r.
n..I2s ~ D. HISrCkr
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I'D sarre<-< - fi..pitll.. ,ira-e nusste Nv 81
"A A4l- h-try HuEle-- : Id - a.. 80 L<slssrfIlc
krntuckF and wrrf - fra.kl.rt L. Se.a-r-l-r in~f
- rcenlIst Etne ilIeief1f- aray <,cr unich fi,rt
14tl bard noflfnE - IIf daIIIIt-~ 81 a.
amy rnlleal-le anlr- ~ kilIrd e. l..frl-
- 49, 500 lnto h.-IIitaL s,aId never t.atn
HlIll Irkrucul le sI1e1 1ur IIier q 81 ul1f ..t
1ll-r nrf<.1 ~ ga rilr M inh.ualfaa ihi>
10y. VI % greet kIrI1f rrIlrr- rl.r - l.
etl ~ = lI lil.he- aii - 4, ur1.l... 10
me couct rniar s11 ittec.inr u Ragged 81.
Ja>. n HUGHES l->i--r ->lIll.r- al
mass arE'~ HI~l,Iral-
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lAcoNz or Tns I'HiNcK axD rEfSrrss 81
WALES lin Ile llonse Ut Conllni,lls On ti.e
i9ln l+ori Paimersfon iniroiucel q resolu-
tor max * provision Tor the Prince 81 Na.-s
he exlilaised the prince > ircnnus iro.n lie
bac'iy - CQ1nsall. &c. ~ss E6ODUO sierlir,e
.. aroma. - "a Nas proposed d, raise 1l,s
II 0p,o0V. Wtfh an additional EiOU00 to-
the Princess Of Wales The ,,roposifios,
pa sed unanimously. =. Tile Lssisd0n journals
ali approve The vote a. modcraie ard iui-
cions-
The corporation Of Lordon has voted eio.
900 sieriiiig isr present 10 The Princess
AlexAndria.
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CLOVER sEED.


)On BOXES tor slis 6y
ZtIO nfzI-r JuHN T., ~ FRE~r
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II CEORGIa TREASURY NOTE Fof. coSFt1
si- s--s eF. u carrrnf r.r-< AptI. raureiI fl,n
Ca. : ~rfrr n
rnsrt 'f
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TORAcco-

HAVE, end rill ai.sy- ketp hapd l1lr.
ahi"-ui Wrl a--lltt-i ~ G. - Va 1d ~. a.
Ola. q -. "a ~ - sfd rthd-- shirh -er -lrs
y ietaliur- - An pslo- a - rEa
- ft11J. uppc .ltr Tie pre.l.llelian hurch
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Dissolution

CnaTTsfsrs4. rarri| - leli.
rIriE firm a. hIn<cke < ~, - rhi. ~ .I..-.,l.s
All debts due 10 The lrm r-ll BE- ,-aia ~ d / n
ranrsr- p HlNECKE
nl4T-f lu G-.l- MlUuEu.
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Oar Informant cs5nlirns "a. rum .,r. VI b.v.
heard Of The ds-lllltsbn aud sutier ;pr d, e..
tcon "a bands init Ka~hn.kton ~ saw
Ihey are hn.idiee Iogftller ia -SwanEloodle.
"a iow AMI naifsiiy Situation IF in ti'eiciiy--
ana iley are iif me inost ~ ject sIl aqnaIid
Poseriy- they are Kept Of TO themtelves.
ana N no one iakf1 re least interest ia ttfnl-a
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EOR aeby
Il -msrzl II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-23
sECnNp TRAIN.

oINoINNATI ACCOMMODATION at aSC Hs.s,,,aa =, %;
DAYTON and Indisnspolsj arriving at olnsinnaa q
IiIoS a. M, Dayton 9:0ea. mi indianlpons ~ ~,
a mi connecting directly at Loveland WIN %s M