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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-03-12

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-03-12

Die Demosratsn fnbea an. hem Gens
fertpttonsssisb rec GonsrsRss sfsbr apiel
ansauleSsn uup bs3st&uen ss nit ibrem
Re.eotYpen 66laAwort ale etne tyyannts
1&e. uueoaRttattenell: :9ae enfbauus.
wetls#es bte auiortt:diS:oe 7
6taateu:ater bte et9nss Rt.
Hi4aufbfe GYsntlaIIesierun9
abertrase., 9n 6artfors babsn fesas
bic Dsmefraiss bsfdloff,n, feinea Ganpt'
patsu fir GpnaTse ~ unteraaSen. ber e&
nttt ser,ft&te, far ben @tesrruf be
4efsSss au ptrfeu. T.. -
Sac zen anasssbenen Gtuwurf Seasn
pas 0eisy tetrifft,, 10 fu@eu rtr Derse'
b:nS mad einer @taEdnsun8 beRslbsn !;
Is Rebt uirseabs tu Direrfpru& NIT be-
Gsnfattuticn. Dig Gonfitnttsn betra&tet
bte Nra.ee Der 8rr. 6tasten rsa ben III.
Asubltde ne .6.ettssa DttnRrs ~ ass
Nne Gtnbsit unter ben Obestefebl ess
prdfp,utsa lne reisssirt tlus ben etn,el'
nen Staaten Die Grnsnnuna oer ae8t'
nents. unp Tompasnie =. 0fFaiere, btt
,bssntxuaS esr 3sstasnssH .nne Ut &sn,
sr,reiruna eer1dben, --:etue 8sfaimmun8.
Die pur& eae. Qouferiptisasseiet nt&t
aufaeso6su worpsu Il ift.zDsseeen refer.
pirt Die Gonfaitutiou Dem &on9rst bas
see&t. tte @tlia auhubistsn. fe au orea'
ut6ren; ;45anp dber iol&e Itstlt perf.lben
IN betatmmsn. pel&t fiir ben Ber. .Staatfu'
Disnf ats n6,bts srf&etnen. als nn'
fcnaituiicnelltfann babfr bas @eiet ni1t
ts,etduet wsrben, unb foQtee es in stnlel'
men. Nebenbee eimmunseu mit ber esuffstu
tipn hieies eper jensS Stoatee nt&t r6lli9
6armsnireu. 70 bdtteu ete Demolraten
nt&t serssffta foQeu. pae Die Drr. 6taa'
Ten Goniaitulion fter Der Staat6. &orfti'.
tuition f.bi. ba6 3eiten. ME Die jesisen.
6aartlaubereien oerhammen unb - susu'
tusa ioaar au6erorpentli&e Ma6ressln
aebtetea. am >uaetaef aber maHen: MIR
uns baraber munbern. bae ete Demofras
ten IN porlteaeneer GsaSe nod ni&t msbr
DON tbteu :lteben fablt&en 8ritrsrn aslernts
unb prsfiirt tatsu. peren Goneree etne
aana anbere Gonferiptieu rusrfaet bat. ole
Ole abtr ben Nerben perbdnate. =.
au& nit fnb nit BEN &snfertpttous.
0tifte ni&t sinperilaEeen. aber dus 8ana
aaeeIm 0tunee. Dir betrs@ien - aIs
zine tleee Garee. ba pemfelben ete 9e'
iaimmune ans,bduat ueroen II, ba6 Sc.
or 6&&tei'm &ti.ss mtutfierium fis etne
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-03-12
s8as Svftm etu5satus.

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W,rhontlunn,n q, HIi,s,r' ~ m,ss.
BENT fo,p,rte r,n Mno,iIno,,n snf enf,r.
fltb,n uup f1,lIte bie ,nshniiH, 9rsa,
a, i'm bob,n Gi, eRr,; m,,,H:,nin,,rs =
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DIR monr iionb ho fhr.h,,. ,,,n,
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D,r aDrdES.nt mi,h,,h.,,. NJ. nrnn, -.
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III teoreif,n. y g, moan. ,in, 'm,n,n,.no
mi, tsu,onp ,b.r symoGt ne. 2si,s aSn,s
In Gaol. h,rumimm,if,n III, Ma sSnhii.
fun. .Sie. .G.nsorn,ns f.in,n, Mnr.ra,,n;
ri, mi&t,r an I,o,, l,in. nno,h,n,. Tsna
ouf b,n @anb. tb,ar' 'met6f,j1 ~, f,in,,
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unp 6no nl6klih An II sr,h,n Ga ma,
pie Elm ausbrud. mod / H. art. nj,
bie @orit ous i,Iuem munpr fam.n I'm,
Observation-Disclosures. bfftio 3 abd.riiI,n nm.
i,r einonr,, Z oem,nat. neiIi1n h. .sGe aui
efnnol b.,nepprina,n; al faots. n, ~
Dae bobt ID ,tl (on,n.; Sd sin ssao.
ne, IN ;pa,ts o,wt(,n In iarbef, b,f f,,rrn
Halup, Di. maon,,.i n fmn,,,, aTt,i,'
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-03-12


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corr dter Grbauune eints DdMpfsrs POI
5000 4onn.a saa ,a siodsoa ssf&lof'
0,btis.r 9asrpfeu banen. auf ben
GlySe eins zaepanleVifS Dampf. Dinesr,
| |f&if - - nasarli& .fiis hen :&atfsr bon
Gbiua~.n - paS an 8. ApsfI ftRslfeyiia
fein lou. gsiue Dissent iionsn fns ESQ
GsS eanAe, rs Eu6 Brsiie. IS Gne Iiefe.
DIE Yanltrpi piaiien Enh 81 Bic s 3pl bid
unp Is Sat 2. sRaf&tusn. jsrt. ron 500
pfresiraft. :, II. 49,.
G&raubenn nnampfsr .far BE Gbinsisn"''
sebaut. BE tM &lsbe lisasn anb bon BE-,
| nen einet.s ) Birsiata", semnd&f sau re.
selmdeiaen Gabritn jwif&.n Rai1au uno
GtorleAoa tpevpeubei uitnen (ell. Re.
Aen beS anesrn. fsben BE nGktntltu"
| e.R nod stt Dennp In llntsrbanelana.
Djskr Setidnet ben aan,sa Saufp.eis
taar uab plu i'd nf&i eayauf etnlonen,
einsn antbsl an bsm II usa&enesn gs'
rtnn an 3ablunaSRatt ~ uebmen.
Die Girma Seott In @rtepod lfat 70
lshe1. ets lsste, baup an stutu tea6nen et:
ferntn S&rautenrdmpfer, peu tfe q ! {.
Inefen" IL Gabrten mad .QbarlsRon
oeer- 6auaurab benuten ipoQen. s..~..s55ss. -
acfanse Gsbruar lief IN @laescu dn
Dampfsr ron pnfelbsn Serte. Ipie tte
,,8irainta" unp ben Bernsbmsu na@
alet&faQs fiji. bic g bineftn" BE-
ftimmt. pom Gtapsl,
Die ..Dailp Mttps" flat eisisn 1it.
tbeiluneen linsu: -.
49, %tss s,,',,,1,. a.. st,,! ,ae !. ;s,isslis
StabtsH Der Soaenbuns bss.thsu, lSnaien uates
btefer ,,&tnefNfdtn" 3aieserte aufselaen MT
ben. Das eusltf3e eanbesesfts nt'ststef inter
anblotune sonVtlb- unb 1,eiketts frafen nebtn
Berptsfung bes tetr. GtSenteuu,a bic aut.afuns
uns aru,trups ieber &rt.1sou @4td.u fas ben
DtenR irtmbtr 6hrasH, Staaiea pber Ra&tta-
bes teeufe BerpeubunS beTfslben 9esen Euraen
ober .Staaten. NIT uel&en f& Gnslanb at6t I'm
&rte8e bsfabet. 6tne ete ssrfetenbsn dtat-
fanea nod at eenuSeRb. uus bas Rintfertun
IN ener8tfduem Qiafnretten nd@ Ra6sate bte-
EfeS 0tfeteS u beetn,ntn1
Die 6llavent halter. .Berf&w6runs sesbanIt
ben 8t6eftn I4etl ttre1 ttsbert.
sen GSfeIeS SER tbr burA bItttt
|f&e &apttaitfen stwdtrttx mate
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-03-12

ftrlennsn ibr pttr perfpnsn, f5aysrt, apsi
ysH,lfte yoIiaefinIpseter Sasett, uuD brsI
fetusr etsmalisfn 6&anbssnoHen, n Dis
Strdfin9e 0reSit, Gbentlptsu unb Code.
paiQe. 21ae lstt er pieier nieserf&met.
ternbsn Gin ntlfmmi0tftt sntgeaen =, 81
Isugntt. - Del6e Dslfsdibsfi! Mstn,
6rrn 9ef&wuyfnen. gle wtrten d. In,
Wdbrenb ber Gtaais ann ait fpIafb,
t6rie pfr Anasilaate .nit pif,ntm Munbf,
uit eiafm GidHAsH u. tn haezitbs8e,
wuubsrung mifaie. gr tieunte offeabar,
rue jsmanb 10 frseibtn tdune. 8f6pflsu,
IN ben snersifdasn RomsnftR IN s9lfbs,
IN ben auoenbltdea. In btnth pie 8sritt.
famtett. tte f@ ntbt jdbmen fdnn. IL sfns
Dlutb BON branemarf,npen Bsip6rteIn
dbsrflr6mt unb ben anasllA9teR AIsfdb liam
in cine @sptttrwelfe stnbdut. ttre0ie 20
lansfam ten 3epf BON bsr re&ttn iurs lins
ten unb bon eer linfen ju re&tsn6 6dte, de-,
ptffnmaetn ole ttanries uib llummsp BRO.
tetaiious mt.eer q ~ nom Anfanae. .bsr1
9erbanelunefnan tsSnd9 d9t baitf. GIN padt]
mol bbrten rfe i'm, aund& &f tsIanli@en3u 3u..
f&autr balblout ibn fa6sn :'.|fF.eas toipmi]
oaber, bo5 man Msilisr Baloup MD ~
fraat bat" DR. Staotsanmalt matbtt
dc gsf&morsn.n auf bie sfjenbar bred.
nste fumpfiinnia. 1altunb aufmrtfam; !;
wet&t idneewsss WeiRtsf&padbtft fcnss
rtrn pFffa!et,. 9iR unp @tpob bnbsii. bff|
9u(fia ~ tauf&en. psrra,be. lunp bie titfeI
9erptrtnie bieiss 9sni&sn tn;ea4 t,llRe]
Qi@t feqt. CT f6los nit ben gotttbdl,
te us8en tes Diebfabls an Nm, slsinen
@sroafs unp iru8 auf lfrsnst gttustbt'
lung On. .&S@= -: IT, z~
Stren9e Dsruriteiluna tiee abss nit
mon R& ertnn,rt. lfbfnsI sIdneIi@ @fe 3u9t.]
baue. >1 . - ..Z.., -. : [. .',r = 1sst.*
Der 0eribfieietr erbob f& nod &mals,
ma&te hem berrn 6taalsanpalt Gouipli-t
n,snte we8ea isinsr bswunberunps niirei.I
9en Htee unb antporiete uie Il lpnnte,
aber f&wa&: DIR Bopen mar ibll effen.
bar ua''r zen Gdbsn rteSsnemntn.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

CoNNIssIoSERis CorRr The examination OF
James Admire. from Brown county. charged
With hirbOring u deserter. consumed the entire
day Yesterday. The evidence for the Govern
ment showed by the testimony OF a de~erIer. that
a brother in law Of Admire's. a deserter. visited
his (Admire'S) house TO zee hts mother aud sister
There was no evidence that Admire gave hs
brother in law employment, but he knew of his
visit To his house TO see his mother and sister
There was n mass of other testimony, but The ma
terial point was about as stated above. The pros
ecuiion was conducted by II ,rry Kiger. Esq =.
and Col. Jones, who labored earnestly for the
Government. The Commissioner. Mr.. Davis,
took the case nnder Amusement, and will proba
bly, give his judgment TO day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

TINS RACE To Day The conclusion of the
po@tponed %trotting race takes place this afternoon
q 2 o'clock. ut the Exchange Trotting Park
The horses are Slim jim. Reuber aud one other
wiio~e name we cannot nov call To mind. - IN"
has alre tdy won two heats. hut Reuoeu's frien-i-
are sanguine that he will We; come off victor
Good sport is looked for, and 4 pleasant after
noon can lie passed in the beautiful grove en-
circled by the track. The race has raised quite
an excitement among horse men. hot tr tho
money a, stake particularly. but that the friends
OF the horses are 30 feyerish 10 have their favor
ites win.
We believe there Is also a pacing race on the
tapis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

LIEur. Cor BEN. MYERs We yesterday had
the pleasure of meeting Lieut.. Col Ben Myers.
OF the gallant SD Indiana. At home on a brief
furlough. Col. MYERS entered the army as a
private. in AorIl. 1861. He was speedily chosen
Captain OF hs company in the 18Th Indiana, and
won his hrst laurels At Rich Mountain. gallantly
illustrating the glory OF the Hoosier name From
Western Virginia the Colonel Was transferred to
the Army OF the Mississippi. and ~ Port Arkan-
sas. ChicasA~ Bluffs. Steels BAYOU. Haines'
Bluff. Champion Hills aud Vlck,busg he dis.
tnguishec himself. commanding his regiment in
place of Col. SDooner-brave old Ben-wh no ~
the tine was leading the 81 brigade OF the 81 ii
vision Of the 18Th army corps Col Myers led
the glorious SD. a regiment disciplined by him
self. and trained so IS b command the adm "a.
ton Of the whole army. ia the memorable as.
saUlt at VicksburC. June IS. In that desperate
charge he lost seventy seven true snd notle men
heroes. who gave their lives for the honor OF the
stars and stripes Col Myers won fer his sol
deriy conduct the unqualified approb,tion OF
Gems. Thomas. Klby. Smith. David Stewart. y
/ sherman ani Grant Each one Of these dis
tinguished officers. personally and under his own
hand. oecsuse of the gallant bearing of the Col
onei IN the heij. under their own observation.
him IN the strongest terms To the
Commando IN Chief. the President. Tor promo
ZION A star. se predict. will. before thi- cruel
war Is over, Decorate the uniform OF one Of the
bravest aud truest gentlemen in the service
Lieut. Col Den Myer--asd It wall be we'll
earned and WORE honorahly
The Colonel reioins hi command with, two
weeks. Proui and happy we're his f,je,,t. ,e>
teriny Ia take him hy the hand and consratu.
late not OF thO-e who have proudly illus
tr.ted the bravery of in,lisn.4t $. and their IN
diving devotion 70 the Constitution. the Uuiou
and the Old dag.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

NEw 1oRK. August II One Of the men con-
cerned IN the hanging of the negro in Clarkson
street during sAe riots. an Irishman Damej John
Nicholson. has been arrested.
The draft. it is understood. will commence in
the city on Wednesday next.
Charles Jarvis has been appointed by the Pres
ident Co Hector nj San Francisco
Commodore Henry W. Morris, L. 5. n, died
70 Day
The Common Council passed nm ordinance TO
day appropriating s., 0aG .000 TO exempt poor
men from the draft by furnishing substitutes
Fremen are exempted therefron without regard
10 pecuniary resources The Express says on its
passage by the Aldermen to morrow il will be
signed hv the Mayor.
A reSo uiion was also adopted asking Gov
Seymour 10 prohibit all persous recruiting in tbi.
city Tor other States.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

Row At a NEGRO BARBECUE The negroes Of
this CITY, their wives and babies. had a tarbecn.
Yesterday north of the citv. and near the canal
They had fixed up to have a good time They
had "A calf roasted whole, and also a pig AMI =
sheep. and provided themselves plentiiully with
pine apples. oranges, peaches, cakes. &C, and
buckets OF lemonade and ice cream. They say
I'VE Of course know nothing but what We are told
about the fuss) that they we're having a yer,
pleasant time. when twenty cavalry men entere
the ground and pitched into the nice things the,
had provided. The negroes stood il Tor a lons
time. aud until they found all their luxuries would
he consumed, when they demonstrated and Il fight
ensued.
Ose darkey vas shot in the breast and will die
another WAS shot in the shin, and another in the
shoulder. After the firing the soldiers drew Their
ssbers and the darkies armed themselves wil
knives and bludgeons. and a hand to hand fight
ensued. Several on both sides were severely
wounded in the last grand struggle. but how
m'ny OF how bad they may be hurt. We did not
learn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
MAGIC TIME 0%BSsRVfRSl
nae rfuscIros o. nerAsEs.

Being a 1xzt'Hg, Or opes Fscs. ~ Lays. or Ge-c~
mGss FaicA Combined. ufts Pafeaf Sst
VI ding ynprUrensGg
The New lonk Jfs :rssss -Nexs. m rs issus % jar 70.
1855. on page iI, voluntarily ssys: W. have been
shown > nlost pleasing novelty. OF Witch tie Hurn2sp
bsos OF New York. are The sole importers. n IL called
the MAGIC TN ohsfkNER. and u a Hunting and
open lace Watch combined co. Of The pretfisst. mot
ooavsIie- :. am c~eCidstiv he tSst sad ehespe,f iine-
psce tor gensrsi I'D rslissis ue ever offered. II hss
within 4. and Connected with its mac. merry ss con ~ifc.
IA sttacoreni. rendering = key entirely unnecessary.
Ice esstt " tiis ~a,ch aTe o,ppa-ed a. tvc uefs'A. tie
o1'"r enc being tLe i6-csr : gold IL Lss The Improved
ruby act On lever -leterlen;. and = ~sTrsntel a. aocr-
rAts tn-epiece.' frcc. sgprr0iy engraved. per Gaze 9.
bali dosen. seo4. ssmrls N4tcaes g. neat noruccs
boxes. iof bose proposias ~ bRs NJ ~bol-s.le ss5. III
scot ~ NAL tbr Pcsi-se "a % cents keR,sfsnag. -
cents.
b&5- watches sent by express &c any part " h ioya
s;aies With bill payable 10 Espress Agent upon delivery.
Persons ordering IA th:s manner mus enclose g. az .
bin.
Soldier. and az oilers n hs Sssloycg Naax. or a.s
EaTss Assey, nE~f send = sas~ss 90 adraacs. a. fbs
Express Coppsnies ~pc-enptoriy rei1re mski'g csiicc-
tions 10 sreh precerisss locaiiiies. NOI ~ c4n be ,eLt By
mai or eznTsss. II hy Express ct mail in a registered
letter. Al oar r-k. Our stron. are re Tested 10 cal Ia
pFsen. wien 1t Is coHverie3. 70 them 10 % %.
HUBBARD Bros, Importers,
100 Broadway, neyv York.
tly3o d&wsw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

a THE AMRRIC y D~ISPESsARy VIZ TREAT BIT
= INV mfthod. and slth The h-ppie>, result. 10
Adi~E' ttcri, telling 81 the womb. Jdscsprfigs u -.
ton, L~h rrhs {. .whifes) L nary and alt other d.
ea~-s TO which the do<rfcfa r null IS 30 D cufisri
iisble. Send three doila = AMI receive hy exp { . one y
the hector : Female syringe. This instruhen shssulI
BE- used b. every woman in he land. fo- tire purpose Of
cfe Min ~. cnraFort, heal \. dc. Sent free on reces pi
Of iamp, a copy of our Privae LETTER 10 Married Lsdirs
on health, dc. The Doctors eIeLrrfed F,rsois piUs.
fresh from The B~Pei sary. are revH go~f in simple dis
eases. irregularities. dr. frice 81. ; M bv natl.
Al tie ABpficrR Disressrrg W. al-o treat. riti0sl
msrcE.y. and With never falling success. lereriJl. OF
what the quacks call I-Suate or 3 cref diseases: SyF%flss
IN I'll IT, stages. Gonorrhea, elect, strcture Hydrocele.
Circoccle, Varicoc-le. Csr.oc-le. syermatorh-s Seminal
Weakness NocturnaI Emissions Sexual D-tii ~. I'm
potency, and effects Of self-ahu<e. The lss six are
treated Of In a 'prvate letter" which We send free on
rec~ipt OF stamp.
he experience Of the Surgeon in eharys Of this de-
partmeni IN some Of the hest Hospitals in } urope aud In
New York City. enables him 10 treat patients -cieutincal-
~ am restore them speedily.
Those living at distance can communicate nv letter
ardbe tres,'d ~ their homes. In urgent cases serd IS
or 81" and receive n irineE.
ConSulisiio free and confidential. Room No. ~,
East Washington Street, Indianapolis. ?. q. Box lees.
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RAILWAY TiKtktfPtRs,
ish Heavy sterling silver Case..
Fsgi cIALLy ADlPTFD ruE ARNr saLFs.

F~o.f Lesise'- nv o. I'd ks-c1s-. - F~h. n.
1856, saws "firls m . iIsfgFgFfE, srs ieeunirr ~
verbal To- thrir sccuiscs sd i~eliatiiity 1t.x ~. ~.
tcsisfly Va ustle - sfheessfl III amy srd "a e~r-'
Ito tT-sg 90 Ervs C1s< .. e lhiisd. "a L.. IN rs
ran.~r of Ma 3, rsseuinK ihts vaich. s,S -xess.
plcs-s@ ." - thss liz iuI ~-faiiobs ef th- Frnn s,p tao.L
arr Q uS fhs rrcfrnofs st'~ 2 a. spch sNfrsOrdlnsrv
en'e. - - ibeir 90 fichis m ITS. 1he~e sacl.s are
ncvrlfse, ~ylccrced - n oi er hos. Ear sxcs~in q oshrr
nanafscssre- "a point Of C Urscs am q ~en, e.. Fd. ~
snc pronpfu--S TO their rstrrD- rid. : ne hoa e . De-
srstie med YIN or frs'sr- IN the stray
The A4e toS bs,sfy. O. July -. lse2. voluntarily
ssys: have ben sk-wa ~ fbe Ne-rs HUHssap
bsOs- Who s1e III sSeiusivr Importers NJ the srki~.
~hst they mcs, sPpropr strly tern. he Rsnwu 1Irr-
xks'ss oeins q slteibiy tnrshcd ~-fch. shsb - ~sr-
rsnied 10 KEEP the nc>f scrur~e lime IA all chnstrs-
TIE b~suiS ofiAess IiInelsspers 10 only equAli-d ~ their
ehespness.'
The RAILWAY TNEkFFPFRbss kesrt ssSd sr<r-
t""gSare- cGss. eesnstiful ~hic enrm-l diai. h~nd>tn ne
goa nsna', Win suftrvr rrguls'en mVgefnent pdr-
fdAsed 10 run dsd e. .1ceN<sf TIM! Inre. rersse
Of h.if dcE-D, s6n. b. m-is a. g. for ps-tars- n r~<s--
tered. - e'hts sdd:t 'onsL. A a 2 aehssry b. Rail ruai-
srieed. Md - ~ byIks csss.
Tue KAHN Az fi~sEssrfE - siso furnished IN hard
come liver plated cases, ard IN I'll o6ber rrsr~cts tns
same A. tie silsr one. while IN snpc hey are
fully equal. pncs 3 y r cas- Of "a. Pos 49,. ~ ss
kegis'srry. 20 etS sSd ozis os eseaes
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- Let those who have doubted the virtues
Of Bulls Cedron Bitter, If any such there be. read the
70 lowin. certificate from gent, men well know in this
community. an douhi 10 more.
Its general Introduction in'O the army will save the
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers.
LOUISVILLE. Nv, June 4, 1853.
We, the undersi ,ned, have seen the good effects ro-
duced ny The u c Of Or john Bull 4 d Oh Buffers in
general debility aud pro>t atiun al the system, and be-
much suffering. Among our OILERS particularly " ould
this be the case, especially those who are exposed to
mILsmic iud -euces ~ I'll >ou'h"rn cl mate.
MAJOR PHILIP SPsED.
cot. lat. Rev I'd Dist. KY.
CH rs. Il. CUiTOS,
Collector Oi the Port If Louisville, Ky.
Col. II. DESr.
Provost Marshal Gen. of KY.
XIV. q. 4. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of sanitary C'mmi- sion.
HiRNEY HUGHES & CO..
Publishers Democrat.
GEORGE Y. DOGRS.
Proc. Loui willie Anzeiger.
HUGHES Il PAhKHlLu,
Wholesale Dry Good ~ alcrs. Main Il. Louisville.
DAVIS. GREEN, q Co,
Wholesale Shoe ID -slerS. Nam -. Louisville.
HAki & MApUrHEK,
LithographerS. cor. Third snd NarSet, Louisville.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. fhird ani Market. Lnuisyi lie.
CAPT. s. p. fILnRE Il,
Steamer M.jor Anderson.
MAI. L. z. IHE>TuN,
Paymasfsr l.. ). Army.
C. N. MFTCALFE.
M ioRil lio'el. Louisville.
COL. JES-E BAYIFS.
An keHtIrky Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PkENuCE.
Lou Sviile Journal.
See advertiser ent in another column. js2o-d3n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

A CoUNrERFEITERs' DODGE - YESTERDAY after
noon a gentleman applied At the Union Depot Tor
"A ticket, n few moments before the train upon
which he wished to GO. was to start. He offered
- So eastern bill in change. which WAS refused
The gentleman started up Illinois street to get IL
changed, and. on passing the second alley. he
noticed a man with n handful of postal currency.
he asked the man whether he could change the
So bill for him. the man scrutinizel the bill
aud finally agreed to change il Tor TEN cents. The
discount, "a he said. that he WOULD have To pay.
If he lodged il in bank The stranger gladly
paid Ii. ten cents. and .ook the change in %
cent postal currency. all which proved 10 b,
counterfeit. When he returned, the swindlei
had gone. of course.
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Prom the Cincinnati Fnosi.er.
Vallandfzhnm md Ercchnm

NaffandiEham and Freedom.
Yes. VII rally round he Flag. hoys.
We'll rally once again.
Snoring Nalisnfigham and Freedom;
We vii rails r. m The HILLSIDE.
Wei gather fron the plain.
Shouting vallandizham and Freedom.
iee Union forever hurrsh boys. hurrah
Down with Oppression.
Up with the Lswf
While we Tally = und the Flag. boys,
Rally nee again.
Shouting vallsndlgham and Freecomi
We are rsllying to the poll, boys,
Three Hundred thousand more.
shouting NHllaHdighsm ard Freedom;
Aaw-T march n solid ranks,
A Or litter dbl of ,are.
Shouting vslisndi-' an aud Fre~'omi
TIE osiioi-bex ( r-vrr. auFrah boys, h1rrah
fsn With Oppression,
Up With tie Law
White W. rally round the pOils. boys.
kally oncc sgan.
Shouting Val aniighsm and Freecoml
We will welcome 20 cur number
The H. nesi. True an Brave.
Shouting vsiiaudi- hsm and r eedom;
Although he may be poor,
lie shall never be ! slsse,
shounnx Va 'iandighan aud Freedomi
The In o. forever. &c
We will hurry 10 The polls, boys.
From the East and from - West.
Shooting vallandixham and Freedom;
And WI 'esch opp'~s>iou's cres,
With the uiggrrs and the rest,
To shout for Nalland cham and Freedom.
The baIlot-box forever, &c