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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

ISDrASsFoLIs Arr GALLERY This elegant
establishment. opposite Glenns magnificent
block. is daily thronged with ladies' from abroad
accompanied ny gentlemen. and also with ladies
accompanied by gentlemen. who live at home
No wonder about this The most perfect and
beautiful pictures taken anywhere are artistica,
furnished by NJ RYDER. a, Runnion's indianapolis
Art Gallery. Mr. RYDER il unquestonably the
best operator in the United States
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
81. Lorn. Seq, 70.

Maj Gen Il ". HAIleck:
Col Cloud routed the enemy at Fort Smith on
the lst, and now holds the ploce. Western Ar
kansas and the Indian Territory are DOW 10 our
possession.
.Signed:) J. N. ScsosrrIp.
Major General.
Capt. Rhind arrived 10 day with dispatches 70
the Navy Department from Admiral Dahlgren.
il is understood they are generally OF business
character.
HEADoUARffRs Army or rHE PofonAc, Sept.
l3.-Gen. Pleassnton reached q position to-day
about three miles beyond Culpspper. After con-
siderable skirmishing with the enemy. ne cap
tured three guns and about forty prisoners.
The 81 army corps now occupies Culpepper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
From Belfast.

BELFAST, ME., September l2-Great excite
ment prevails here in view of the State election
on Monday.
Hon Bion Bradbury. the Democratic candidate
for Governor is addressing large meeting this
evening At the City Hall
Governor Crosby is also speaking Mt Repub-
lican meeting.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

LAKE < Co.'S GREAT CIRcus This wonderful
travelling exhibition in which are comprised some
of she most brilliant acrobats. gvmnasts and
other performers on the known round globe vii
arrive here on the 9th inst and give seyera
illustrations OF what can be done. OF cours,
everybody. men. women and little children will
visa Lake 4 Co = great circus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

NV York. September l3.--The following is
confirmation of The City of Manches,er's
news:
The Paris Pays positively denies that the Amer
lean Government has delivered any protest 10 the
French Government, OF made any complaint
against the French in Mexico. and strives to prove
that the Washington Government has no right to
make such protests.
Bourse was frmer aud closed on ID at 6si
90c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

PsERoSAL H T. Osgood. ESQ conductor on
the Illinois Central Railroad was in the city yes
terdsy. stopping at his fathers house Mr.. J b
Osg6od. Mr.. II E Osgood's paterna progentor.
is ore of the most accomplished painters in Indi-
anarols. and indianapolis ia the most accom-
plisEed railroad city in the Union We simply
state facts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

BCReLsRs -Sundry rooms in the Bates House
were entered on Friday night last. and seven
hundred dollars. besides watches and other valu
able,, taken. There is no clue whatever as to
the thieves. We warn all citizens and strangers
to be on their guard when they visit Indianapo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

t$- We would advise our country friends in
wiDs of boots and shoes. to try the popular house
Of Chase. Mayo & Dawes. Glenns' Block These
entssprising young men have built mp an envisble
trads. hy simply selling their work at low prices
and ;letting everybody know it, sep9-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

FoRrREss MoNRoE. September Is -The Rich
mond Sentinel of yesterday has been received
with Charleston dates of the llth. which say:
Last night. We kept steady fire against Morris
Island. The enemy did not fire gun
The monitors aud the Ironsides are apparently
receiving ammunition.
The enemy has mounted two heavy guns al
Battery Gregg. or Cummings Point bearing on
Sullivan Island
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

ENGINE AND Boiler ron SALE A five horse
power upright engine with boiler. feater. con
neceng pines. &c. in complete running order.
now used in running the Sentinel presses. will be
sold at n bargain, TO make room for larger en-
CINE IN will be delivered when we remove into
our new office. early in October. Apply at this
Office. sepl2-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

QARRorINc.-This barbarous practice is being
intrpduced nv our knsves and thieves here in this
poss city. in order To assist them in their mid
night depreda'ions On Massachusetts, avenue
on Saturday night last respectable citizen was
"laiooed." A lady the occurrence from her
bedroom window. and reported Immediately "a
us. OF course We assured her that We would use
utmost influence tn prevent anything of ths
king being committed in front of he- premises in
the future
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
SevV NOrk Slarkct.


NEw YoRK. September -
Flour less active, but prices without decided
change; 81 1904 80 for extra State; SIS l5a
40 for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; S. 4067 90 for Trade brands;
closing heavy.
Whisky-Quiet at 50I5.
Grain-Wheit filling at e5d l00c for Chicago
spring, 93@ll2c for Milwaukee Club, 81 l2@
! Is Tor winter red western. Corn heavy at 800
74c FOR mixed western. and closing at the inside
price
Meats-Pork easier at Sll 75@ll S7is for
old mess, - 62l9@l3 IS for new mess. $40 50
@lO 80 TOR new prime, and $I3 25Gl6 90 for
new prime mess Beef active
Lard dali a; l0@l0lac
Money is steady at safe per cent. on call.
Exchange decidedly lower at l429 1929. Gold
firmer; opening At %. advancing to 3012 declin-
ing to 2o3sc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

XRRTsr or CouNTERFEtTERs famous haul
OF dounterfeiters was made in Terre Haute on
SItarday Three men were arrested. those who
bid in their possession 100000 in counterfeit
United States notes in denominations from 81 n
$50: They were brought to this CITY. and viii
probably be examincdt to day before United state.
Commissioner Davis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

PtAcH ORCHARD IA farm of $50 acres 100
acres in cultivation) on which, is fine peach
orchsard. frame dwelling, stable. and running
water II j. convenient TO schools, mills and
markets IL will be traded for Indianapolis
property by Delzel & Jones. Real Estate Bro
kers; or. it will be sold on accommodating terms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

~ Boots and shoes are selling 1t reduced
prices IT NJ. Hunter 4 Co 5 Gents boots. both
seveh and pegg-l. constantly arriving and selling
at prices lover than any other house in the citv
A large assortment at ladies and misses balmor-
all and CATERS OF the latest STYLES cheap For
barg aims in boots and shoes No. 10 East Wash
ingten street is the place seps-d&wlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, September l2.-Work on the
San Francisco harbor defenses was commenced
yesterday by large number o. laborerS, proms-
ing the speedy completion OF very formidable
Notifications
Nearly complete returns make the majority for
the Union State ticket little below 50 600.
Thirty two Union aud three Democratic Sena-
tors ana sixty five Unionists and FIVE Democrats
elected to the Assembly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

e The Bartholomew County Fair begins on
the 18th inst, anj continues five days. The in.
dc,tious are that il will re Que of the bes, county
exhibitions ever Aei in the State
The grounds embrace twenty fse acres. and
has the best half mile race track in the State. A
$50 cash premium is offered for the fastest trot
ter. and similar sum for the fastest pacer
Great sport is anticipated. as several fast nags
will be there
The ] VI x X. will sell excursion tickets
during the fair; stopping all trains at the ground
sepl0-d5i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

Auction SALE or Lors Wiley & Martin.
Reaj Estate AuctiOneers. sell on next SATURDAY,.
the s9'b. number Of choice building lots front
ing IN Michigan street. West street and Indiana
avenue A full description of the same, and
p'at.. can be had nj their Office sepl2-2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

~ The Democracy Of Franklin township
will meet on Saturday. September 20. eft r VI d.
at toe township school house. to appoint dele
gates 10 the county convention. that meets on
Saturday, October 3 sepl4-dlt6w2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

S5ST TO JAN The two Young ladies who
dressed in male attire and applied for work the
arsenal. have been sent to Jail They profess "a
have served some time ia the army. and 70 have
escaped detection. We don't know what
charge they were committed % Jail
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

~. The msn who fails to buy his hat oil
Spencer. who has got the best stock in the State
beuavs disregard. or ignorance OF the require
ments Of good taste aud sound economy. much
20 be pitied sepl1-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
OFFICERS Captured at sumter.

FORTRESS MoSRoE. September l2-The fol
lowing naval officers were captured on the walls
OF Sumter:
Leutenants f. F. Williams s. W Preston,
G &. Rsanney. Tracy. d. l.. yeade~and Brad
ford, and Ensign b. H. Halter. The latter was
wounded
The steamer Massachusetts, leaves immedi
ately for Philadelphia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

s& Some OF the young gentlemen who have
been picking the pockets Of citizens and strangers
abort town for some months past have been com
yelled BY force OF official circumstances to enlist
in tie army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

u Lieut. W A Brown. Adjutant of the 7ls'
reglmens ne learn will act as Pnst Adjutant un-
der Col Ssuonsop. who Is temporarily placed IN
command OF this post
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

S,LDIER TO BE SHor "A soldier belonging to
the S3d regiment is under sentence TO be shot on
the ut Of October at this post. for deSertion He
deserted last September-one year ago, and was
absect sir months when he WAS arrested
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

t. Before buving your fall boots and shoes
goxo Glenns' Block. the New York Store.
sep9-dlv
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COM ri RClAl.
~ ryLrGksrp
'turiuur we .G~t.

CINCINNATI September IL.
Flour-Uncianged
Grain-Wheat held firmly at 93@95c for red
and 81 l5dl IL for white. Corn firm at 63c
OaTs advanced To 52c.
Whiskv-Firm at 4Sr
Provisons-No change; demand moderate
holders very firm, however.
Moaetary-Gold declined to 27c prem. Silver
unchanged. Exchange firm aud in active de
mand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

c&- The large sale Of lots at auction by
Mcgernzn Pierce see ADVERTISEMENT offers an
uncbmmonlI favorable opportunity get a cheap
lot; There are nearly $50 lots to select from
Sopse fine bargains will be had
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

Masonic NorIcE There will he special
meeting Of Indianapolis Council No Of X and
s kfssons, t,iis Monday evening at 10 o'clock
for work CHARLES FISHER, Recorder.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a smte was on her lp-heslth in her look,
strength in her step. and in her CHARACTERIZATION
Btters.'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

DIR. JNO. Il. LYONS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEMALES.
Suffering from rregular,y Obstruction Of TIE Menses
from whatever
1T Is SURE TO CURE
IT is SURE To CURE.
IT Is SURE TO CURE.
IT Il SURE To CURE
II i, impossible enjoy the bloom Of health and
vacty OF spirits uness the Menses regular the
time, the quantity and quality. wheu they obsiruct
et nature MAKES her effort it some other
outlet and unless these efforts ofnaure are assisted the
paten, usually exnerences Dependency. Nervousness
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes il sway, and pre-
maurely terminates miserable life.
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS.
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS.
IT REMOVES Nil DISTRACTIONS,
IT REMOVES ALI. DISTRACTIONS
RI Is \ PERFECT REGULATOR,
IT Is \ PERFECT REGULATOR!
IT Is \ PERFECT REGULATOR,
IT Is i PERFECT REGULATOR
BEAR IL MIND
BEAR N MIND
BEAR N MIND
BEAR IN MIND
THAT I GUARANTEE
THAT ,vrrr
49, cn.n :.
inAI uhAhANIhh
THAT GUARANTEE
NJ DROPS TO cr-pF Sprpression If the u.nscs from,
.i., -. -. -, =. -.
"''' 'e' ''u''' mug" e"' S"ou" NC 'AAs" 'nA' my
direct ons carr niiN adhered to.
pI-y rttp prS1r
~ -,, -
NJ ~" eHNi
BUY THE ntST!
RrY rur nFSr
- -
hli iht SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
p,-y .rur Er CT
my nm, .,.,..,, ~ 80" '''''''''
o., rm'. ' n,
h'i i"h N'"'>i
BUY rHF SURrsr
Rry rtE >rkrsr
~ vurrt, - tvn~,s npops
WHICH - LYON, DROPS
WHICH y LYONS DROPS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

S.>rnaR iI5uSe ozscsgo. NJ. Pc. n. 1850.
Mes-r. r. n. fR.kE a Cor Please send another
twelve cases sf your Plantation Bitisrs As morning
appetizer they appear have supercedd else
and greatly esteemed
Yours, Se., GAGE & WAITE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

Rocse.seT, " a., December ., 1851.
Messrs p II. DsAKr q Co. have been great sufferer
from Dyspepsa fer three four year ard bad
don ny profession About three months ago tried the
Plantation Bsrs and 10 my great Joy arr nov nearly
well man. i've reccuncut~d them In several cases.
and = far a. I Know. always with signal b~bert.
am respectfully your, XIV. J. :. CATH0RN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

PAfddefphi1. ioti NonfH. f7fh Day, fss9
Rr.rrcrKp FsisSD Ny daughter la. been much bsEs-
cited By the use o. thy Plantation hiisrs. Ibon wilt
send m ~ bottle.
Thy friend, ASA cCkkIS.
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@vStercs BON Weer.aO.

ltlabelpbta, 8. 5spr. Der DAM
)ltapsco fam beute AbsnU nit gla@rtGtsu
)apano bis gum 3. Dc. un0 gera Cru
In Is. .. Dits. 0n.
re Staot 3ampcO unD bic Jeltung wur'
na6 tur3en Dloe,ltanDe Zen 6ran3uier
lebfu. &WcaIcarntg0 purDe ebsnfauS
Den Trau3olen beIeBt.
ltramOn Bat flo Den nsueH 9errihsrt 5us
NIT.
Ste iptr %erfa6rsa, III IN Gan Domingo
Nepplutioa aue8,broHsn. Der Naoele~
er puv9e gsflugfn %9enQnmen nnD er>
len.
in 5a0nua 9srrG@t Gas gelbe 5Ieber tn
: letner Ontt.
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@ta6ts@UmmiHari0t

Baltimore, 10. SEPT. 1853.
5l aHbetra3t, baS bic @efunb6eit8. &ommfTSre Der
Stnbt Baltimore ertldrt babeu, ba6 Der f6m,ale DurG
gang mel9ef ptnter ben @ebdnben an Der y~tOrtisite bon
2eriustonffr 5tOii6en Gilmore unb @tride1ar., in st.
uenI i&iedten 3uftlnbe lift unt bic @eIunt6eit Der Na6s
bari@1 ait beetntrGdti8t unO bes6nIb clue Srbiuana pafs
ftrte, oaB bic Stabt' @OutmiiiGre tteIen b~eIaeteu gfa6 gu
%9rabiren uno fflaitern talleu ,oGeu,
90 gtiO Rter'tit @adbri&t Sesebeu, baB he @tabt=
GoalnI1l9re uflo Der Staotz@ eometer am DteuftaS, ben
Is. re-, III, 10 rbr @iOrseus, an Srt unb gteIe Ieiu
Terfen, nm ben %6eiasteu Biab bon @ilinore. mad Gtritz
feift II. gu %grabiren, unb ale @erionem, bic babel ~betbeiliet
ftno, peroen be adri@tist, nit i6rcn 8effstiteln an Srt
uub GteGe 81 Iein.
&uf 8etkI
(GrGSNl G(crf Ser Staptenntn,GSr
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1snnJuas -. ~.

tM0rc. -8oras|srn NaGt geaen l ubr
zoe 0teut. 0rannun, 10 NS. Gfegt., I'm
tetmbtent Capt. SebnlOns, Dor oen @ems
{ OCtel, G6e ga. Mpt unD 6 Str. bonn
,ltlllsn Gbonpipn ss1NoGen. Der Sad
,balt3 tpte mia tbn aue oen 3eu8enpuslagsu
~lammenfsuen fSnner, mas etma E0IgsuDer
mi. 8ranunu un0 s. Qadtnban l~trltten f9
II sine GEM sDame, wobet Der l,btere fseun g,
joftltdt Durd9epJigeIt DurDe. Da6reub
s 6anOgfmenQe f1Enen eiuiBe OoIt3tlten bins
z, Dsl6eu lsA Granuau, ais Iis tin Derbaf
II MOLTEN. go erfennen CAB. Nlg lie tycbDsm
IN f lsnetmcn %tpoutss', 3og CT cine DlltpIe unp
io0te it'd UsrtbetotJsn. OOlt3tlt Stomp on
o. nun letnen NfpoIper, lsgte an unp sridoB
Seaman. Die 6 tde wuroe ms Central
3Ujsl 9sbga6t. IS If Durh 3eu8enauefagen
rJotslsr. raB 8rounon jur 3dg fstnes GoDes
4bgr $1,000 bet i1 ha tG. ais atan tbn III.
tsriunte, 'Uar Dae Glib peglAWnn0en. Der
&bomploa lgt tina a!Eea capitol ge-
i3n9en.
f8erfouf eOuftSetrten Gt3ens
b u ~ 8. - @ets1n NIor9en lpurce oQs Ct
9engbum ~geyintsosner 9tebsGsn, wtlae8 mtl
'5eialo8 bsle5t mar, fiir ote 9e6susjett Der
rettutlGtu @tssutb3msr p~srfquf5. Ste Aut
ton braGte CUTE 0ssils uno belieF ftp aul
528 900.
untsr
2em 8OrfB Gsu. 8ar'p's 1T gsgeurdgti3 tn
2l2 s st ein Interchangeable nber ote
RaumuuS Uiu@slter our1 Sen. 6Yt : In
Capt Scott BON Sen. 0aIeG:
9tab fau9jrt aI5 NuDtteur.
+Ber8tftung. - Din Wfonta8 Nbenb
I'll Dm 5abana. 60 q, /. Msst. Ootomac
Some 8ft8ace In DER Napg 9lrO pon 8rdm=
Pien ~bsfoIsu 3u 8JDen. Na0 ar1tIi9em Del
1aaoe murOe er nab Soldiers Sisit gsG6oft.
gBte man alanbt, ,Uar tbm @lft bst8sbroAt
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anmnf mit NeferfenreM.

ltcoBo, s. 'Sspt, @me NbtRstIun8
.apaaerts vsrInn,e es(tern absnD etntSe
cure BET NtalOu, G~ifinabam 60, gu
ten. Die Oslsrtsure, VeIGe pom etpl
arasr uutsrtabt purOsn, ieBtsn fiji jur
E. Go purDsU SAuGe 9eDealslt; 3wst
ten unp fnnf DelsgtsuVe unO eintge Der
Rr nulpgn pgtmunpet.
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(0rTS0
StsOontmiGariat.

Baltimore, 4. Sept. 1868.
Der Sta6t=@p uluiifiGr Bat bon ber16ieteren @runb=
befbern an @befteritrase, 5Wif&en Baltimore unb sapetz
teitraBe, et1ten seldrie6euen 8Ori6Ias en,pfaugeu. ieneu
2betl BON @6eferitro6c srabren, p1aferu inb mit0aubz
iteinen oerfePen 5l Iafeu.
@r torSert eaBer aGe, bic es Gnse5eu mag, 6iermtt AMI,
ft& IN ieinen 9urean am Samftag, BEN 10. @epterlber.
Wfcrsens 10 lbr, eiu5ufinben, UNI ifber jeren @cri6rao
81 teratben rnb 5u beI6lteSen,
Iuf 8OfebI
sos Gmit6,
(4Iept4mlia&) @(ert ben @tobtccmmiHS =
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gnfresnna in coru.nsns, 9.

nctuuatt, Sspt. 3snte 9ia6'
f, ber,I6te In Columbus bstrdHtltde
,upg. tnDsm ttnise @apautrtIten etne
lCiAp2m JIoaoe obrilen.
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Grte,

WfeGcDtue.
zgrf4'f,r Fon Sra&t n16 benz n"fh~shIi&su Yenniplea-
5;ep un1 fGau salF6 n REQ 9.re perten IS re Gu tnb al tks
rsm Bort IL 4 oen, ee Rpa E gu ben ssn, bd re $50 a9et.
ZEN gnferau q uno "a 81 III en- Set fpdr n per6en.
@fb1It 8, 81. DrtIt,
mQRRsRGEtsY Era~taesn4aE 81
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- y" - ~ ~tWHIVU HtUITTUU*
SSnHer Neatarators SfTce.
$40. II NortEGr.
Baltimore bet II. NuB.
RdGrtmt, Wrhrt0t.

NN~NNNtLAHt = UtENWA4
DIE 0er0r6nuns. psl&e tdS 80 f.rhepdrtentent ~resulirt,
behtmult. bn6 oue 3tanungen fur WaIIerrent, g8an. rtttue
u. (. 10. psltc Mot beaotIt rer .en. ME B ia tie eseiUrcnuns
orri&retbt, IN bic 9Gnoe SON ert6t8S5gte n
hbergebRu Detben 80 II, unS baum III IieI6en 9Dete
unb inter benz Ibea Soften ctr 9etrteben wercen fcQ,
Dte br StooUolsfteur auto 'frt 1T Cbcr wsrbet fOl, Bet ber
@olsttton Sou ftltt i9er Steuetn 3u erbebeit.
VILE &e6nunQeu r.I6e frtiBer ots Sdnuor 1863
fGni8 itnb, fnt rem r%tenbenan' len Troiss Der Gca. utcn I'M
tertpeyf n. 8eGn nasu fir 1858 ftnb esietl d jabl6ar 9e-
moo tnr bcs S lpr I'm &crous mao teerbeT . adj eeua 1. Ssts-
b r c. 3, fp,db'" /; fisttdr II Sofen unterwcrfen LIN.
Ga ID nttt pinfd,, gBod ri liter urb .Suhler tnn Bdf +.
taren titi'u suiisltG II Spfen ;u unt'rfrerfer, Wirs bttrnnIt
: dulbnerR gtpts 8eBcbeu, auf Dtelen Sureau i6 etr3 firben
tire Gte9nunsen in @mpfar9 gu nepTen unb au bsaotlen, o6er
It'd otn u'teau nj tfeit II un6 Roiten br @tntretturs 81
f1een, gsrnaS ben BeflRntuas II 7 Ge Crbnune.
SAmueI Shuts,
(aaa21-ptIl q aIfr tMr
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Muffl6runa.

NnffIdrunG.
DENT beuti9en publttunt unb rnetnen 3atlret6en Sefonn.
ten geeenuber futte t4 mid getrungeu, bic gefern gegen
nteine Grau sert&teten bdrnif6en &n9rtffe suTld uweiien
Ntdt aae:n, bas %eteieIbe rnetnen unaeratbenen SCbu weber
%beterbergt, apG In ienfieer g6eiie f6 nit ibm unb ietner
5rau ~db9eseben bal, Benieten mir sugletd Der I@mer8life
9Htdt tbn ais Deierteur, ais Qanbee0errdtber BEN ge66r en-
G%niujeigen. DaS 8eiarnntte publttum miro Hns bas 3eu9-
nB ntGt %periagen, eab pr ale unfere 6tnper nit 2Iebe ber-
a~nSe3csen batet. DGs rpeitere llrttett tn Der Sadie burfen
trtr setrpft iebert aeunb Oentenben uberlnfen
Spb6rn@ eorg 9 d m 1de.
(0O) SUpbta Charlotte 6mafe
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Weme Mm3et9en%
Sic 16. Sabrts. ausfeanus
~WarDIan0 1uGitut~

~WfdrbIan6 Suffitut~
@tre am ~fontG& Absnb. ben 5. GttOber, er6Tuet u. 1@Gtes
am Wtontn8 Abtn6, ben 2. NGS. 1853.
0u - t
Nge @si@nattsisnte unO dnbere Yeripren uerbeu bBatdit
anbtrwsttts eur6 &ufnUnteruus Der Rinffe unb Senerbe
3u unterftuben. ~ "' ~DN
&treuIdre, wel9e BITE n6beren 8eHimruueen unb 4nprb.
nun9sn ~entealten, perben auf NerIangen bon SUbn g. eel.
By, attuar, TN SaGIe bes Marslanb SnattutS petobrei6f'
ID. 20. Mau9tttn, 8prfter.
Gpmtte fir bte usheIIuno; ~
Sbpntas &ItntbIe, g9. S. Sobn on, {bplta8 @icn. Sgaof
O. Serrse, q. 9emts Dunlap Q6. 50. Sues, S. s. Mere-
bttb nnb 6. " ~0tVbingu,
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[4iept4mlia&)
Marf1ous,@erfomf

54 marfdbGussSserfamf.
&z=s Sraft eiues bonn Ser. @taateu 9ifriftsgeribt
AM 8. @epteru6er 1853 bei@lcffeneu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
les uno Sertaufsbefetls,
Wtrb bier nit Npti5 8egeben. ba6 i'd ain
@fittipo@ ben 8. September ut 10 l5r NecrsenS auI
~unteren @nbc bon Smitb's Werfte it, Der @tabt 8olti=
more bic 9rpse SoIIe, Or. $50, unb o1 Donnerftag,
M lri6aIS=8 ireau, G1r. IL @curt6ouie Game, bic 9oSuna
%bsia9ter Soae, beftebenb aus S&uben, @tiefelr, Vnpier,
@lentuaGreu, Siiteu &c. III Tffentli9er Guttipn sesen Naar
D~erfteigeru treree.
waibfnston 8onifdnt
Ser. @tnofpn IforShnU.
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GOncurAta.

SIN gaue unsanatser g%Dittsruns fpa bic @reurTiOn 83aa
ipattr l%tattitnpen.
(Dp) s. ReumGnn, SER.
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% afPinston 8onifdnt,
Ser. @tooten MorSGon.

1S5k MGrfdbauss@e rEGmf.
HSs 9raft zines oom Ser. @taateu Difrittsgeri&te
a1 3. Sept. bei&loilenen @cnbeunationSerlafieS unc 8ers
faufsbefebl8,
@trb Riermtt Motifs sese6en, bas i'd am
Wtittipo@ ben 8. September unt 10 t6r W1crsens am unz
teren @nbe BON Gmitb8 Werfte in Der Gtabt Baltimore
eineu 9d6u SIR. 81 tnp ant 0ouneritas, ben 10 3. Nets.
lt 10 l1br WiCr9eus int Ser. ct. Wtari6a18 : Bureau,
gtr. II Gourtfoule Sane, bic 2abuns 6eiasten 8octes in
S~fentliber Nntttcn b~eliteiseru tuerbe.
WnfbtnGton8ontfdnt,
(5GeptbN) Ser. Stdoten Dfd,Itdn.
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- Wfarfd)alSsSSerFdNf. .
azIs 2raft zines bonn Set. @taoten Oiftrittseri8tz
am 5. Septemter 1863 beihlpfenen @oubeutnationserGaIe
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8irb Piermtt NCtt5 geSeb EN-, ba5 i9 am
DC ttpcG ben 9. September nm 10 rbr Nicrgsn8 aul un=
tereR @nbe BON Guttb'S Werfte in Der Stabt Baltimore
einen &abn Scr. 1913 unb am 9onnerftase, ben 10. b. Wtts.
nm 10 11fr @fcrgens i'm Ser. Gtaaten W1ar 6a18 : 8uz
reoi, Str. IL @ourt9puie 3aue, bic Sab ing beiasten
9atnes III TffentIi&er Iucticn 9esen Sour ~bertei8ern
tperbe.
WafbinatpnSpnifant.