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(From Thoinpson's Bank Note Reporter
The Secretary's Policy.
A. d STREIGHr,
Colonel 81 Indian q Vols.

1t is important to know, so far as
pc ssible, the future policy of the tinan-
CT; Il minister of the Government; and es-
pc cially at this time, when, to make
ga milling speculations profitable, an un-
co mmon food of f:tlse assertions and
tn aories dana ging to the public credit,
are boldly circulated.
The excitement got up in Wall street
by gamblers in Stocks and Gold, are
tel egraphed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and the outside public naturally feed that
there is some great wrong somewhere,
when, in fact, there is nothing wrong.
There is only a hullabalioo among the
bulls and bears
Mr. Chase will press right ON with the
National Ten Forty Loan, lust as he has
begun. There will be no change in the
rate of interest. He will make no tenn
porary loans of the Banks. but will take
money from the people or the Banks at
five per cent interest, payable on ten
day 8 notice. as heretofore; and he will
run the usual line of one year Certificates
He will sell the surplus gold from Gus
toms, after setting aside an amount suffi-
cient for six months interest, and use the
proceeds, as the spirit and letter of the
law demands, partly in a sinking fund.
and partly for the current expenses of
the Government.
He appeals ofiresA to the people in this the
most trying military and financial period
of the Rebellion, to come forward with
heart and money. He is reducing the
volume of currency gradually, and will
continue to do so. If the stock and gold
gamblers shall again attempt the game
theypiayed last week, he will bring the
whole power of the and its
whole means. both here and abroad, to
checknate them.
The Secretary of the Treasury relies
upon the People for the scuys and means
upon the Army for victories. and upon
Congress for adequate taxation.
The people will come to his help with
every dollar that can be appropriated.
This is their true interest: it is their true
safety The armies now will do their
part-there is no alternative but victory.
Congress will do its duty-it dare not
fater- ase ~ e
To those capitalists who compl ain that
Mr. Chase ought to pay higher rate of
interest. we say. pointedly, that 5 per
cent obligation against the American
people is better than q bond at any
higher rate of interest For whys Yoar
money righteoasly invested. free from
extortion. generously invested for your
country's cause, Is. and will be through
ali tiDe.yALID.
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From Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ma

1NDiANAfoiis, MAY o.
A wear ago, or a little more, whe1l the
Copperheads were powerful, as we II as
malignant, DR.. j. S Athon, the Cop per
head Secretary of State, concluded he
would do mischief to our troops, By re-
fusing to issue commissions to our off
GERS
whole responsibility rested. at once re
solved that the commissions should be
issued, and ordered the Adjutant- Gen eral
to do it.
From that time all commissions have
gone out from the Adjutant's OF lice,
without fee or pay of any kind. The
Secretary is allowed fee of one dc llar
for each commission he issues, and con
ceiying himself entitled to fees upon, all
commissions, however issued, some time
ago brought suit against the Cover nor
in our Common Pleas Court for the
amount of all the fees that would have
been due to him upon the Adjutant' com
missions if he had issued them The
case was removed to the L. S. Circuit
Court to day. The Secretary's counsel
moved for the return Of the case to the
to the State Court, intending, of course,
to carry it to the Supreme Court CON
posed entirely of Copperhead, where
decision against the Governor is certain
1.-THE motion is granted the Governor win
be put in several thousand dollars and
Copperhead that much richer. The.
motion will probably be decided to-
morrow. Senator Hendricks is counsel
for DR.. Athon-
Since my report yesterday, some thirty.
two or three companies have been re
ported full to the Adjutant General, and
the untitled companies, it is estimated.
will reach about 1000 men more, and
nearly 1000 in all. Colonel Il. N
Hudson reports that he viii have reg
iment in the Seventh District by Tues
day night, and regiment will be filed
in this city by that time or soon after-
Gov. Morton to day, received dis
patch from the State Military Agent At
Nashville, giving the names of three rnen
killed and eighty-one wounded, of our
10th Cavalry, in railroad accident at
Gallatin, Tenn. yesterday, the 9TH The
names OF the killed are Benz. Turner of
co c; David Barnett, co c. and Philip
Williamson. CO. b. Nothing was saitl of
the cause of the accident.
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''There are seven thousand troops now
n this city. Why are they not ordered
10 the front, and why, while they are
mere, ere more volunteers called for -
Sentinel
Part of them have been home on thirty
Gays fnrlough, having re- enlisted as Vet
Grams; good many of these will go
20 morrow. Part are being equipped,
and will go as soon as ahey can be fitted
out. The remainder are guarding your
ilriends in Camp Morton, who, like dis
loyalists generally need watching
Gdzcne
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A few words concerning the Arrest OF
Gen. Meredith.

At the battle of Gettysburgh the first of JULY last
Gen. Sol. MEREDITH, commanding the left wing Of
the advance division Of the Army of the Potomac was
struck by she'll his horse killed under him. AMI in
ternal injuries of the most serious character inflicted
from the effect Of which he carried from the field
in exceedingly critical condition. He was left in
the upper of small frame house near the field
of battle, and after hsvng recovered 50 ciehtir to
bear removal, he was taken Washington City, and
there remained until he ordered bv tie Surgeon in
attendance to go home and ia the quiet OF his family
and by the aid OF such attention il impossible
to obtain IN army hospital seek restoration of his
health and strength. He came home, remained until
October, and again reported himself Head Quarters
of his command near CensrevEt Virginia ready for
duty In Deeemb~r relapse into the condition. that
had succeeded the injuries received at Ge.t-shurrh
took place, and the Army Surgeon, again sent him
hn with instructions to report his condition. through
the proper medical officers, once in twenty days.
In obedience 70 these directions be again took leave
Of his command. home, and remained here until
the 18Th Of last month. On the second of AprH dis
pssch appeared in several newspapers, stating thai
General MEREDITH had been detached from the Army
OF the Potomac and ordered report Cairo. An
other dispatch stated that he ordered St Louis
and another that Chattaaoo-a was bis destination.
Receiving Official orders, he reported himself To the
Adjutant General Of the Army Washington City the
2lss of April the day of the expiration Of his last fur
lough- From the Adjutant Generals Office, be vent
- his room IN the hotel and being troubled with .
slight beuorrhage of aslungs he called IN the Sur
eon in charge Of sick and wounded officers and
ntscd himself into ms charge The nexs morning an
officer fron the War Department, called upon aim,
and sasd that be should consider self under arrest
for visiting the City of Washington without leave
An explanation of tie of the arres. vas instantly
demanded, and An instant release followed proper
examination into the case, b. The medical officer Of the
Department. resulted Ia assigning Gen, MEREDITH 70
duty ~ sie Post At Cairo
Ihs neiscsl oeieers statement after giving . de-
tailed opinion to the of she Generals disability
Besides the appropriate reEn@fai measured both
locally and csnersssp sspfus the xszeaxth ter. i
needed eTexy cArE that - Eot expoAal 10 the IN
ccencs ard vcissit3es e the ~eafier ADD therefore
arfsve fed service, IN yosr conson is out Of TIE
question
The army of the Potomac having again ~iriea On
its aror for long and necessarily severe campaign
sash o6sers and as. physically unequal TO Is.
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The President Recommends Thanksqiv.
ing and Prayer.

ExEcurrvE MANSION
WASHINGTON, May ., 1854.
10 ~ fsSe~ds Of Union oad Liberty.
Enough is known of army operations within the last
6vs days to claim especial gratitude God while
what rsmains undous demands most sincere pray
srs to. and reliance upon Him. without whom all hu-
man effort is vain. recommend that all patriots ..
their homes, in their places OF public worship, and
wherever they may be, unite in common prayer and
Thanksgiving to Almighty God.
(Signed) AsRAHAN LINCOLN.
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MILITARY, NAVAL
Banking 4 Collection Office

ARREARS OF PAY
Due Oficercs, Soldiers, Sailors Of -
Navy, promptly collected or cashcd. 80
BOCNTIES
Due rom the United States, State and Countv co..
ed or cashed Soldiers wounded in h, tfle. 'cct
VEG - months IN two-years organization sns 49,.
serving Two whole years in any regiment, an enttsd'
PENSIONS
Procured for Widows, Children under .;rt.e, -
asnt mothers and dependent orphan sisters ~ s
ed ofncers, soldiers, and men Of ti,e .r,,
OFFICERS, n \
Ray Rolls Deports for Ordinsnce scd Qu.rsrrm..s...
collected or cashed. -fP'0's~ SlAans
PRIZE MONEY
collected and cashed. 'A' ssrvicep
CLAIMS.
Al JET Gains against the Government bv oa-..
sod'ers, sailors or marbles, viii receive on,
'oi TIE CITY are requested to Writ = q.
An experiences m the claim business ~, -.
years. an extensive acquaiotancs in the ARM "a 20
u.u.n,, s,s;,;,;s. oeaa agent 10 waahrton r1. Y-
me departments. BROWN 4 NHEI. Iss.w
aaI Pssk F1eca. New-Y.sa.
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1-The editor Of the Nseca.,ls Caarie has at las
concluded that his paper can be more prohtably
ployed in other direction" than continue his
disgraceiul ana slanderous towards the brave
and gallant officer and soldier. Gen. MEREDITH who 10
the REGULAR NOMINEE for Congress in this District
over Mr.. Julian-for whose benefit he acknowledge
es that he helped TO make the contest dsgraeesu
enough - An open confession is said 90 be good for
the SOUL and the ntimaton that he intends to be more
circumspect and decent hereafter and 'et the fight in
the district die OUT viii no doubt Pleas his suhscr;
berSi
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REruRSED.-Lt. j. MARSH HoLLow
returned home last night, Since his
Lib6y ration, he has picked up flesh, and
will soon be again ready to give the
Southern traitors another test of his
good fighting qualities, sharpened as they
are by his experience of the Libby
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MAY ll.-As we came to tho office thi ,
morning through the snow, we heard
one of the bhoys singing, at the top of
his voice, the follow new addition to the
| pathetic song of barbara Allyn:
Twas in the merry month of NAV, t
When green buds were a-swellng," .
The snow did fall in heecy flakes, l@t9 ~ g
Der the GOV ring of my dwelling
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hardslips of the sea. assigned p such duty As
their condition enables them 10 Ferfcrua. asd Gsn
eral AERspirH. in common with many other distn-
guished commaniers has been denied the opportunity
OF winning new lauress and adding 70 his glory
and to tasf Q: bis sesusry. Bus sease dnty the
government <sosscryans ~ is, dictates his course
and Thars,isy the 18th inst, he once more takes
leave Of his family and friends and proceeds 10 tbs
discharge OF the duties assigned him.-TIe;ra-.
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DEATHS.

GRIBBS-At knightstown, Ind, on Thursday,
prl 18th, OF consumption, THOMAS NJ. CRUCES, late
l. cut In the 51th Indiana Volunteers, aged 40 years
Cook-On the 25th ut of scarlet fever CHARLIE
son OF .. b. and Lydia Cook, aged years, y
M onths and days
EiLioTT-Departed this life on First dav the 18th
OF 4th month, 1854 at 10 minutes past 10 o'clock p
d AIRY N. oldest daughter Of Upton and lydia G Ell
ho IT, aged IS years, month aud IS days
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For GOVERNOR.
OIL. P. MORTON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
CONRAD BAKER.

Secretary Of State,
NELSON TRUSLER, of Fayette County.
Auditor of State,
T. b. MCCARTHY, Wabash County.
Treasurer Of State,
JOHNI. MORRISON. Washington County
Attorney General,
ID. Il. WILIIAMSON, Putnam County.
superintendent Of Public instructions,
CIV. HOSS, Marion County
Judges Supreme Court,
LIST District, James r.. Frazer, Kosci,isko Count
ID District, Jehu T.. Elliott, Henry County,
Sd District. Charles A. Ray, Marion County.
@th District. II. &. Gregory, Tippecanoe Count
Clerk Supreme Court,
Gen. LAZ. NOBLE, Knox County.
Reporter Supreme Court,
Col. BEN. HARRISON, Marion County
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Dispatches. from Secretary Stanton.

wAsRrScroS, May 81. NJ.
Isisr- Geserui DIE. - 7..
Dispatches have just reached hcrc direct from GEN.
sral Grant, They Arc not fully deeiphersd vet but
BE- is 10 Richmond. We have taken 1000 prisoners
lSgusdl EDWIN NJ. SrASroS
LIZ rer Secretary of War.
WAsnzxsrcS. May s-1P MA bearer of dis
patches from General Meade's headquarters has jus,
reached hero. He states that Lees army commenced
falling hack on the night Of Friday. Our army COM
menced the pursuit on Saturday. The rebels were in
fun retzeat for Richmond, the direct road Han
cock passed through Spctsylvana Court House al DAY.
light Yesterday Our headquarters At noon yesterday
were twenty miles south Of the battlefield. We cccu.
pied Frsdsricksburg. Thedepo% for our wcuaded is
lss.sl 'cura Iswrr ~ STANTON.
caHi t,sa.FEsT-ui Secretary Of War
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-As the Gin. 4 Chi down train was

@As the Gin. L Chi down train W ;
caught two calves, near Cu.bertson's
Station-one Of which was killed instant
~, and the other enjoyed a railroad ride
to Richmond. What is remarkable, it
didn't receive scratch in its uncom
Portable position back Of the COW catcher.
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LFThe I'd Ind Cavalry are home on
so days furlough-they have re-enlisted.
We were gratified in taking by the hand
He looks hearty as though hard service
agreed with him. Ii there's any man
who richly deserves promotion it is Asa.
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The great New York Sanitary Fair closed
last Saturday night, having realized lOlI COO
"A vast amount Of good can be done our scIlicrs
by proper use of the money. The result
of the army sword voting was. Grant, 80 29I;
MCCLELLAN, IA, 500 The naval sword was voted
TO Commodore Rowan. Farragut was the
next highest.
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Il OF person who was a sordid
miser, 1t was told Mr. Curran that he had
set out from Cork to Dublin, with one
shirt and a guinea Yes said Curran,
land viii answer for il he viii change
neither Of them until he returns"
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On April 10Th, 1775, (the day Of the
battle of Lexington, the cherry trees in
he vicinity of Boston were in full bios
ON; they have also been in blossom on
ne 10Th of April twice since the begin
II ing of this century
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Cincinnati Market.

Nav 9.-F1our 50, 40 to $50. Whisky rs 10 81 20
v heat s. 30 10 l,65 Corn 81, to $I,I2 Oats at
Taste. Rye at $3.50. Barley SI,40al45. Gro
'rles Sugar: lf922c and crushed at 251 Csc New
rieans Molasses at s.oSa1,Ie Coffee at 4511 6o4s
utter at 25gss. Cheese at l3l4c. Eggs at lac Sc
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Dissolution of Paxtnernhin

THE rarteoership heretofore existing b-fv.-, ~.
underssgnei- under the name And stvle 81 No.
Annersa1, thss day m>tualiy dissssvsd, aDd u 3
Niron . duly authorized 10 sese NJ ths go. ~ a..
Iarscessntp anfgxeA % collect n es.;,n.
ane nn nm. md by vhbn N debts due ~ 49,
firm viii be paid sAA
Nay, 1854. ~
n. r. NIXON rs~ls
W. @. ANDERSON IssaI!
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Hsv foFk' Nay "a copy the rAr.eosa, The
Juares Journal Of N.tamoras just received here says
grand banquet was lately given in that city Major
0sssrsi AeCiernand and Mr.. Hamilton, The Union
Governor Of Tens q which the names Of Lincoln and
Juarss were fequsatiy introduced. Governor Hsml-
ton proposed ssetinsas-The defeat Of the Froeh.
and their expulsion forever from Mexican Territory
Ihs iaeidsst in he pssssas condition az Mexica.
aaAirs, Sss atnse>ed much Assrasoa in Nsxieo.
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to have advanced five miles from City Point
reaching distance Of ten miles from the rebel
re-ital
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Ibs drAn b. been ordered 10 ake place imnediasely
n he staaes = PsnnsyIvania, Massachusetts, New
Jsfsy, Ohos Asscsi and districts in Delaware and
Aazyas - uaks ~ shsr dsGeiescss under he n~si-
denss saAse So eooe. Tsss SAsss ere ecos;aer.bay
q Arrears. gs-F
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TAs Cee.s employed 10 The livery Stables a
81 ! xsessss receive SIXTY dollars meath,
ma want oov0S.S
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Die enmfitnirenbe Gnnnentium.
NnndppltS 8,

annapolis, II. Wiai.
Ser 9rdiipent tbeilte nit, bab in CHARLES
Gpuntp an STEELE be8 5reb. Stone, pel6er re:
'i9nirt bat, 9eregine 9apis in Die Convention
gemdblt pUr6en iei.
Mapbetp pfferirie cine 0rbre, DAP Oas So
mite iber 2e9i8latur oariiber beri6ten iOle, oh
e5 ni&t am 8Iabe iein pitrpe, iiber Die Stats
Stools 81 perfIgen.
StOdbrtOge beuntraste, Den 9rdfbenten gu
eriu6er, Dem Suiti5sGpntite nod 5wei Witslies
DER bei5ufi9en. g%tngenpmmen.
Ser 8rdiioent ernannte Die SIS. Sburftpn
pom Aqe9banp unb 9aniel BON Baltimore.
8urnea pom 8orceiter beantrast, POM betr.
Gpmite barber beridten gu IaiIen, OBJ es ni6t
angemeHen iein perpe, bic SOlOaten sum
StImmreat 5u5ulaien.
9anieI beantragt, Die bpdebrmiiroigen9 erreu
9aoenpprt, 4ptter, Omen unO 0tcglemara gu
eriu4en, bic 8eriammlung abwedielno nit
Sebet gu %er6fnen. 9ngenumnen.
Stab einigen @oridldgen, 9ewiHe 9eloerien
sum 9eri6t an Die betrefenpen AusidiHe 81
~perpeiien, pertagte lib Die Convention.
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NtCucrC0 aus europa.

Nsm gOrt, II. Dtai. Ser 9ampfer
Gitp Of Mandeiter pm 2iperpopl lit nit Nud.
ri6ten pom %. bier eiEsetrpffen. Ser 8irut
alabama lief I'M 10. in Safel &ap Elm, I'm
4Oblen ein5unebmen, .@
3pet f6ueaiabrenpe 9ampfer wuroen an
%. in 0ante5 tir bic Hebellen pom Stapel
gelalien uno e8 N 70 bebuuptet, ooB Die fran.
jbitide &egierung ibre armiruns trOs be-
9OriteIungen u~nieres MiniiterS 9uptpn =
1i6t perbinoern peroe. Gin anoerer 9tebelen.
0umpfer pirp I'M Dipnat Sum- ais 9anoels'
diff aus 8Oroeaur auslaufen.
@aribalpi perblieb am &c. bel Sol. YearE
mo wOllte iid am q einidiffen.
gUm rdnii6en a~riessldauplub nidts Neues.
Die PreuBen iinO nu6 Sitlanp in arOber Stdrte
,~Orgeorun9en. atna -
SO beiBt, Oeftrei6 unO 9reuBen baben ben
B%affeufiaitano auf 8ulis Der 8luface Der beut=
den 6dfen abgelebnt. s9
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Son 3 ubr biz Abenb8 CAB eS bsitiges Musz
~tetenfeuer, nit peni9 @etrau6 Der Nrtilerie,
Gopt'S Brigade fpdt gut unb perIpr fart. 9lud
SbpmaS' uno Wtc8Dwans' Briaaoen litten be,
trd6tli6. ROfer betdmpfte @ilcor's gauge
9ipifOn BON gantee Neiterci nit elmer ein3igeu
Brigade unp trieb lie an allen Buntten Snrid'
0rItte 0epefGe.
Sreitag.
Ser 9ln9riff oes Seinoes oieien Wtcrgetl mar
1ebr befti9. ST puroe i%epesmal Strid9etpCrten'
g3 muroe elm ltarfer Gerin9 ger1a3t, un=
iere Tehte gu umgeben.
Nir narfen iie auf u%nierer Slnten, aber auf
~unieter 3e6ten iparen ie bartnddI9, bis 3ongz
ltreet enbli6 genDtbigt war, na3Su9eben.
General 2Dngitreet erbielt cine itarte 8unoe
in Die S6uIter.
General Saul Servings wurOe ttOtIi6 per-
punoet.
9as @efe6t wuroe pDrnebmli6 nit WilStez
ten gefabrt, ba Der GrunD fIr NrtiIerie untaage
lib lit. GpI. 8rpwn BON Der @trq. Irtiaerie
muroe get6Otet.
Die S6ladt feel in Der gtdbe Der 8iIbnib
Dor. Ser Seino lit nab GbonceuorpiIe sl=
ridgeordn9t pOroen. 2IIes Iiebt gut aus.
0(prgen iClgen ppIitdnoi9e 8eri6te.
Ser gantee @ao8mprtb wurbe setGbtet;
100 9~efangeue ijnp bier an9eIaugt.
%itrtc Depefde.
9a8 GeIe9t ipurbe bieIen Wtorgen pieoer
a~ufgenpmnen, m~eiitens NIT fleinem @epebr.
Wlan 9Iaubt, DAB mir tie treiben. Sen. Sent
ming puroe lei6t am 9lrme ~perpunbet. Beiz
tere 800 Sefungene iino bier angetpmmen UNI
mod mtebr unterpegs.
9as 3i6mpnb 9lmbuIan3zG pmite fam bielen
Uiprqen all.
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EAr unfer IS O6enb att. = 9e1
wD@entlide 8eder", pelder mprgen err
i3eint, entbdlt bic bD6itniddaen 8pridte ibel
srob S6Ia6t am 3upiOar
anbOas Observation-Disclosures
gegen Ni6mpnb.
g n. Cutters 2anbung 5mi,
i4en 8etersburg uub Sid
mOnb nnb 3ertbrun9 bel
Gtenb a b n bur6 benielben.
IS n. 8aub's unb Sen. Mpe1tlls
6 apaIler er # 3 bic Gi=
E b a nen unb unterbre :
Den BEN 8ertebr nit ber
NebelIens@ a titaot
guberbem entbdlt nieies 8latt pie bis Srei=
tag ainlaufenben Nadridten aus allen 3beileu
bes Snz unc IlsIanoes caiiel6e eisnet iid
oaber beipnbers gum @erienoen ms 2ano pber
na6 europa:
GinSelne Slmmern 5 Cts. = Stab europa
perIanet portofrei 10 Gents.
8eitellun9en beliebe man balb einsurei6en.
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1ntereHonte Qlmftipn..

Die Damen he's beutf6en Departments Der nun beenbip.
ten Widrplane Stats, Gair, weI6e init einem absr ieees QSb
ipunbt ten 8rieser uuerlnablib ~serabeitet, unb raSurd Fem
esutl6en Dsparteiatnt Der Sair 70 SieI stre6:e Nnerttnnuns
seri6aHt baben, werben s ~reitas 8, BEN IS. Mat,
y beues Spn I Bis LOUIS, in fer 70 eftermSaII
Ode Upn Spware- Mnb 9erinstOntraSs, he Md ni6t Der.
fanften &rtitel I'M QDese Ger Mutton Su serrertten luden.
Mae unlere Wtttbllrser unb Witbureertnntn, rel6e eben
10 bp&ber3te cenfen uae tablen. ais bic ~erp1bnten Damen,
tpereen bterntit e~rin8enb tinselahen, tieie In ieeer 8et,ebune
tntereR1nte Auttiru, bic Elm eemuttli6eS teutl6es Tef leia
fra, re&t ;ablreid ;u beIu6em.
Webrere unlerer patrirttlbe Burger perten ais berebt.
Muttipnatcren mirten, unp aud benz Sumpr ietn Ne6t wer.
ben la0tn. Mm S6lu1e Miro eas f~nan3iele TeInltat be-
esutiben DEPARTMENTS Der 6air tunesema9t psreen, uni
Ssre' tn better saune, I'M cine i@tne GrInntruas rti6sr, nnd
6auie seben.
&intritt fret.
8~GIttmprt, ben 10. Nlai 1864.
Or. MbpIp + 9Dtesner,
8eSpama6ti8ter Der Wb. Gnir- AfOeiatton