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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

WAsHINGToN July . Among the recently
passed acts OF Congress i one abolishing all dis
ordinations a. To the employ ment of persons on
public or private vessels. with The pr0visD that
all officers OF vessels of the United States shall
in ali eases be citizens thereof
The sum of $3.50 600 was appropriated for
nro,eetng the commerce OF the Lake, b, cans-
inc the public works connected with the hsrhors
on Likes Champtiu. Ontario, Erie, 81 Clair
Eur,n Michigan aud Superior 10 be repaired
md IN de useful tor uurpbses of commerce aud
NAVIGATION: ard the further sum of 500 ,OOn for
renairing and rendering useful for similar pur-
Nos public works connected with the harbOrs
OF the seaooard
The act 10 prevent smuggling provides that
all g.o,is wares and metch tndi-e, and all bag
zoe and effects OF passengers aud all other Al
,;cIss impnr,ed into the United States from any
f,,ei.f, country, a. well "a the vessels. ears. and
othe, vehicles aud envelopes ~ ahlch the SINE
arc i,nuorte,i are required TO be landed IN The
nre.ence OF. ami Inspected by, Inspector or
other officer OF customs. az The hrs port OF en-
try or custom house where the same shall arrive
The Secretary OF the Ire sSury Is authorized
n ,pooint additional inspectors of the revenue
for The districts named below: Chic 20. s.
Nichilimackinac Mich, 3: Sludusky. o., J.;
Cpv,hooa. O.. 3: and Erie. Penn. l.
4 letter from Annandale. Va. six or eight
miles west OF Alexandra, says that outing
Marty of 80 men. from the 2d Massachusetts
and 18Th New York cavalry, under Major Forbes.
went no in the vicinity of Aldic. where .ihey met
Mostly with "A large force and "a piece 90 urt-
Icrv and riaemen Hosby charged on them and
killed ten or fifteen. and captured nearly the
whole marty with their horses 'nd aecoutrements
On receia. ct the news. Col Lp~ell started
-, MIDNIGHT. with go men from tie u AMI 18Th
regiments. and Capt McPher-ou OF the 10 Ia
New York cavalry joined him It Fairfax. when
,bev nroceeled 70 Aldie where they found
tNenty FIVE wounded and eleven dead, whom
tho, buried They then scourel the country
,bout that region. bur found that 10 Was no use
I, ,ursue Mosbv - he had twelve hours the sttrt
NJ them toward Upperrille, where ne hid taken
ms booty Oar party returned Ia, evening with
the wounded
On the 1T inst the postage on letters mailed
in the Uuirei States for transmission ia the Brit
ish mail. via South imoton. T. the colonies OF
Victoria New South Wales. Queensland. Ta--
mania. = 4uthern Australia and Western Austria
n, ar 10 Ne~ Zealand. was increased 10 forty
five cents per single rate OF halt cnuce Pre-
payment required
Letters for Australia. when specially addressed
hx rrivate ship. NAV be forwarded IA the mail To
f;re,t Britain, and from thence 10 their destint.
tom bv privaie ship at the reduced charge Of
twenty nine cents per single rate. Ptepaymen;
/ required.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

FIar On Friday nigh, lasi, the First African
Methodist Church was destroyed by fire This
edihce used by the Episcopalians
of this parish for house of worship II was
sold 10 the African congregation OF Mcthodisls.
aud replaced on the Northeast corner of Meri-
dian and Circle streets by the present beautiful
structure II Il said that the fire was the work
of incendiares There had been meeting ear
iIer ~ the evening, and one or two negroes had
been u cted for misbehavior Thew lett vowing
vengeance. The result j. ashes. We are sorry
20 note that an Abolition evening sheet. true TO
is instincts, attempts 20 screen the negroes
pected OF the diabolIcal deed by throwing the
blame upon white snldiers-"drunken soldiers ="
as u terms them. Remember this. brave Indi-
ana boySl An Abolition and "loyal" sheet says
that whenever counigration lights the lurid
heavens. and Gods altar itself j. destroyed.
white soldiers-'drunken white soldiers"-do IT,.
Aud all this TO save the datkey harmless! What
an infamous miscengenator the lily liycred fell
low who edits that sheet must be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

Tbs well known Insurance COMPANY, located
h. our nolghbor city, II Fayoue. hss lusi made
its report fof the quarter ending july 1t. le6f.
From this 10 appear thst the Compsnv's pres
eni Capital l. t3l9.nes 20 that during the lat
three months u hss issued 2646 Policies. insured
over tao millions Of property. aud Increased ~
Capital more than ti6O.OOO
Such amount of business. done IN a single
State. aud in the short period OF three months,
s xithout parallel W the history Of Insurance
Companies. aud while il speaks highly ior the
enterprise. energy add skill Of those Who direct
the lndians Central. Il also shows that the PEG
pie Of Indiana regard this Company, and "
manner OF doing bnsines-. with more than ofd-
nary favor
We commend the Indiana Central ~ oar read
ofs. A. prompt aud reliable Company. MANAGE
bv careful and honorable men. and evcry wa'
worthy NJ the support ~ our citizens
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
proclamation by GOV. Bradford, of
Maryland.

BALTIMORE. July 9.--The following proclama-
ton has been issued:
Citizens of Baltimore! We have been unwill
inc Ia create any unnecessary alarm in this CON-
munity By any appeal for your immediate assist
auce in resisting the threatened invasion that
NAV lie deemed premature; but We have no
longer such an apprehension. and feel no hesta-
ton in declaring that in opinion the danger
which now threatens the city is imminent and If
YOU would avert il every loyal man must al once
come forward. The enemy is, by last accounts,
approaching the city. All the men that can be
raised will be required to occupy the Qualifications
already completed aud TO form others.
II i not important how you should come. but
y - most important that YOU come at once.
Come in your leagues: come in your military
companies, but come in crowds. and come
quickly
Brig. Gen Lockwood has volunteered 10 take
charge OF all the force thus raised. aud has been
assigned 10 that command.
The loyal men OF every ward will assemble at
the usual places of ward meetings. and report
forthwith to Gen lakewood at his headquarters.
No Fourth street.
A. BRADFORD,
Governor Of Maryland.
Jonx l.. CHAPMAN,
Mayor Of Baltimore.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
cora 80 e RCiAL.
fRr TELEGRAPH.
cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, July O.
Flour duh and prices nominal; the speculative
demand has subsidized
Wheat dull: prime rel offered at 81 GOA 81
No buyers.
There is an active demand for shellel corn
and prices advanced To 81 1901 20
Oats steady ut S26s3c
Whisky dull a. 81 10
Mess pork firm at $40.
Nothing has transpi;ed in bulk meats OF ba-
con
Lqrd held ut l9c: IS11c offered
Coffee excited under the news from New York
and holders ask 3 TO 4c advance
Sugar firm AT full rates
MOlasse- firm.
Gold declined to 262@265 Exchange steady
ely EUrk VarEpt.
NV YORK, July 9.
Money scarcely 50 firm: rates steady at I@ec
Sterling 1898
Gold Irregular and unsettled. opening at PCS,
declining to 900, advancing to 26a declining To
263, advancing 10 go declining 26S. advancing
To 274Is. declining 10 27l. anu closing at 274@
274L.
Tie total exports Of specie to-day we're S4S2.-
305
Government stocks dull U. s. 6's, 81 cou-
pous. lO4 Fve-twenties. 1899 CHA.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

| challenge John Eurlck. Of indianapolis. 20 a
pi con shooting match AZ the latter place. a.
5000 side. forfeit ESQ. The match 10 take
place three weeks from the time the forfeit u put
IN hand Twenty double birds each, and twenty
single. to be shot NJ ou, Of q spring trap When
they rise A. 20 20 yafds-lOO yards bounds
I shoe, with No ~ gun, one oz shot
Other rules ~ AGREED upon when the match j.
made Fam Fan
lafayette July &. 1864,
To FREDERICK ERn; ! accept the above ehal
lcnge which appears IN the Lafayette Courier of
last Friday. upon the following conditions; The
match To- come of 40 the race course. near this
city, on Saturday, the goth Of August. and 10 be
governed bv the rules Of trap sho0ting the guns
60 be loaded with two aud halt drachu1s of
powder and one aud quarter ounce of shot. and
each party to shoot from full trap ] shoot
with No ~ gun ! have deposited forfeit Of
$50 with tho Editor of the sentinel aud the
match sill be considered made when YOU DO The
same JONI EURGCH
Indianapolis. July 9th 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
srsss rns,sae,pss.,

PaiLspfirais. JAY 10 "A special dispatch "a
the Sunday Transcripts. dated amber.basg
July 10. ssys; l IS
Gen Coooh's cavalry advance. supported b,
infantry ana artilleIy, entered H.gcfrts~n ycs
terday afternoon. aud captured hfteen or twents
rebel siragglers. sho had been engaged In burn
Ing and plundering.
MeCsusland's rceel brigade. IN consequence OF
this movement. retired in confusion along the
Shupsburg road
iieasy hiring ~ss heard here last night in the
direction of Hafper's Ferry. indicating that >
hr'sk engagement was going on between sigel's
iotrce and the tctcls.
The impression prevails that Sgel has whipped
the rebels. because there sHs no other forrs IN
the direction OF Harper's Ferry. and ZONE can
noosdlng was heard In The northwest. galnlns
volume and loudless. toward Falling Water. aud
Willismspott.
The rebels would not have reireated In the
direction ol these places unless driven
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

Fly to the Bee Hive for caicoes
Fly To the Bee Hive for silks
Fly to the Bee Hive for cloaks
Fy to the Bee Hive for clothes.
Fly to the Bee Hive for laces
Trimmings. hoops, Hosiery, gloves and all dry
goods cheap. All summer goods selling AZ
cost and below at Tyler's Bee Hive store. Sieze
the bargains as they fly julyll DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

wAsalSGroS, July 10. p. Nan extrs
says:
A satisfactory number of veterans are in a po-
sition 20 reieh either Baltimore or Washington
before the rebels do.
A brigade in the Qya9er Masters department
here are ready for instant service
The rebels have not crossed at Edwards Ferry
a. reported.
There are no rebels 10 the department o.
" ashington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
febi2d6m Pr

gT-The management Mt the Metropolitan have
succeeded in ehccting y re engagement of the
beautiful and accomplished Maddern sisters
They will appear throughout the present week
Nightly. without doubt. the house will be
thronged to witness the presentations OF these
gifted. versatile. unique and unapproachable
young actresses.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
official war bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsHINGroN. July 81

WAsHiNGroN July 81
To Mjor General DIX:
Al ulicial dispatch from Gen Wallace. state
that "a bIItle took place between the forces un
der his command and The rebels to-day at Mon
ocacv, commencing at 9 O'Clock and con.
tnui"g until p VI. Oar forces were at lenst IN
overpowered by superior numbers and wer,
forced To retreat in disorder.
General Wallace reports that Col Seward. o
the New York heavy artillery, was wounded al,
taken prisoner. aud that Brgadier General lyle,
was also taken prisoner. and that the enemy
force numbered at least 20 900; also that gu
troops behaved well, but suffered severely. He
i retreaiing towards Baltimore.
ISignedl E. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary OF War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

- gentleman from Henderson. on the
Ohio river. twelve miles below Evansville, was
in the city on Saturday offering hand fifty dol
lars per month and found. 10 60 his ion of
the country and help save the tobacco crop
Negroes who have heretofore worked tobacco in
the fields. generally have been cOnScripted
Notwithstanding this. If the crop c,n be saved
IL will be Immensely profitable From SD 10
$50 per ,uu j. offered for what Is called the
"sIrips" alone The promise Of the crop Is
bountiful. and all that j. needed i hands - reap
IN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
s9- Young Mr. George Vance. OF this city

~ Young Mr. George Vance. of this city.
. son of the late Lawrence NJ Vance. had. we
are panied to learn. both of his arms carried
away nv the premature discharge OF n cannon. on
the Fourth of july last. at Paducah Young
Vance was one Of gunboat's crew and was en-
gagged when the sad accident happened. firing
a national salute We are told that amputitDn
has been made of one arm just above the elbow
and of the other just below The loss of his
sight too, is threatened His mother j. now
with him. and friends. accompanied by surgeons.
leave to day to bring him home
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

MADISON hLE-This beautiful and splendid
beverage Is furnished To hotels. saloons and pri-
waite families. in anv quantity. by j F Haneisen.
the aren, Of Mr. Greiner's famous brewery on
the Ohio. Mr. Haneisen's place Of business i
No. l2 Fort WAYNE avenue The Madison Ale
il a favorte bbulation with us
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
A SUPERIOR RENE

SUPERIOR REMEDY can conscentiogsly
recommend to those suffering from distressir z
cough, DR. StrickIand's MelliAuous Cough Bal
sam IL gives relief almost instantaneous. and
Is withal not disagreeable to the taste There il
no doubt but the Mellfuous Cough Balsam is
one of the best preparations in use and is all that
its proprietors claim for il. We have tried it
during the past week. and found relief from a
most distressing cough IL is prepared by Dr..
Strickland. No East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Ohio Cincinnati National Union. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

FATAL AFFRAY y eSter,lsy an atfrav occurred
OF Liberty street south of Washington. which
terminated fatally. 4 party were in saloon
drinking. when one BEEN entered He had had.
on the 9Th q July just past. difficulty with a
part OF the same crowd n We are told lmme
distely. words md heht cusued. BEEN ~as
being rather roughly hauiled. when he drew a
knife and cut Daniel Shea who WIS his principal
asSailan, The wound was given in the groin
and abdomen. and produced death in a very few
minutes. Shea reeling away only few steps be-
fire he tell 10 rise more We give these
statements a stated % Us We understand that
Reem was arrested and that to-day the matter
viii undergo legal investigation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

~ Consult your own interest. and buy youi
books ~ the Metropolitan Gift Book Store
lst You receive a volume perfect in every re-
spe,t.
81 You can get Any book YOU desire.
81 You get il at the regular retail price
9TH. present accompanies each hook sold.
ranging in value from 30 cents To 800.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

CAsm TRApE After the first Of july le6f
dry goods will be sold for cash exclusively. At
No ;. hast Washington street Those owing
accounts will please settle up. VI II GOOD.
~ iif
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

THE NEw GiFr Book STORE The Me;ronoli-
ten Git Book Store opened ~ 10 East
Washington Street on saturday. aad Is doing a
prosperous business \ number Of orr citizens
were the recipients Of fine gifts with the books
they bought We DO not understand the Gift
Book business. but any OF our readers can Get
a, full explanation by calling 1t the store All
books are sold AZ the regular publishing rates.
add certain percentage Of the profits Is given to
the purchaser AT the new establishment thew
have great quantity OF very handsome goods TO
be distributed among the purchasers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
From philadelphia.

PniLApkLPaiA July 9-The Bulletin hss a
special dispatch from Harrisburg stating that tie
corps of Ewel. Breckenridge aud Rhodes are
all on this side OF the Potomac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

rUyHE under-igned. Nooresville oders for ssls
i T~o superior Drsught rorses one and the oshe'
years old COED bays. compscr form. fall hanc'
high. and In every vsy superior animals Inquire o
| J. h. sullivan his Livery stable.
July l-d3t HAki1S bkAf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
NOTICE.


vsyHE members Of the Uni N Brass Band 20 hereby
specially notify the public that they DO not go by
the n,me Of gre rs Union Sra>S Band" but have
simply adopted Of Onion kriSs Band" Prof
Greh only elected Captain Of said Band with power
% make arrangement with parties wishing the services
OF the baud.
Respectfully. 'The Union Brass Band"
4. MUELLER, Leader.
Epw HrNSINGEE Sec uyll-dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

EARLY CLosISo-Anxious to give our young
men time for Improvement. We will continue 10
close at o'clock i NJ during the season.
w. a. II GLENN,
febl2d6m Proprieiors New York Store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

IT, The remains OF Thomas O'Suydcr. late
of the City Regiment. arrived per stemief Ala
bama on last Saturday night Due notice will
be given Of the time Of the funeral
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

DYSPEPSIA. Nervousness AND DrBiLIrY-DR
SskiCKLANDs ToNIC.-We can recommend those
Suffering With loss of appetite indigestion or KS
peD-ia. nervousness and nervous tetility. to use
StricklAnd's Tonic. IL j. a vegetable preptra-
ton. free from alcoholic liquors. il strengthens
tie whole nervous system: il creates good 40
petite. and i warranted u cure dyspepsia and
nervous debility
For ale by druggists generally AZ 81 per bot
tie Prepared by DR. 4 Strickland. East
Fourth street Cincinnati. Ohio.
ivldIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

tT-The bass having got through spawning
hatchel. and recuperated. angling for them !.
now splendid IN White river. the canal. Fall
creek and Eagle creek.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

MAsostc NortcH There will DO speci.i
meeting Of CenireIodge No % chi. MONDAY
evening at ~ o'clock
CHAs FIsngR Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And will buy and sell Gold, Silver Exchange. Govern
ment Voucher Orders Washington, Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collection' viii be pr IMPLY made. and every kind OF
bush attended 10 that belongs legitimate bank
Regular customers only charged per upon
Looms obia ned at this Bank, and the ample pro-
visions ode for tn saek eping of Deposits and for
the accommod alton OF Depositors.
In addition 20 the reSponsib y of the United State
for b. alb ities OF the Bank tue stockholders indi
Ndualy responsible to the Of the took ia add
ton To the amount invested in such shares thus aoring
the ample security TO the public.
The following are the csent StocSho'ers of the In.
stiiutiOn:
DIRECTORS.
VIM H. English. VIM Braden.
W. NOfsinger, Benz. r. futile,
Lewis JOrdon, John W. Murphy.
DeloSs Root, Judge r. NJ Finch.
Jer. McLene
Goven,rO. Morton. VIM. willard,
II n. T. \ lI.ndr cks A Baow n,
Hon. David ktlgorc. ID. ". Mob e.
Hon. James A. Cravens, W. o kockw Cd
Hon. john &. New, Danie Hcnnessty,
Hon. I. \. Su Ivan. James VI. Power-,
Rev. VIM a. holiday, J. l.. SLAUGHTER.
Prof {. Todd Lucian HILLS,
J. George Siiz, W. ) I. Morton,
~ Riggs. Barnabas Coffin,
robert Browning, John &. HCreih.
J. Holiday. Dr. j. VI CASTOR,
". x. olloway. juyll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

W Many delegates 10 the Democratic Con
vention are already IN the CITY. The Indication.
are that every county and every tosuship IN the
State will be represented.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

MAsoSic NorIcE There will be stated
meeting OF indianapolis Council No. .. this
Monday evening at IL o'clock. for work
CnAs FIsu1R, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

w Three dollars per day i the price paid 10
harvest hands throughout Central Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

~ The soda water a, senour's dsug store d
said 70 be most deliciou.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

W An elegant Stock Of Photograph Al
buns At the nov Metropolitan Gin Book Store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

~ The previous notice given bv our New
Jef-ev correspondent OF the address OF the Rev
David Stevenson. before the Literary Societies
OF Princeton College 4. fulIg sust,inel Ia the
eastern press The New York papers all speak
in commend ,fory terms OF the matter ana man
nsr OF the orator The Presbsierian Of Phil.
delphis. IN a long report Of the exereises in
-peaking of the address saw
/. II ahounded With wise and iudicious counsel.
10 voung men upon the greet ends OF life and
tue best methods OF securing them. urging unor
:bem love Of truth aud the practice OF inan-tr,
and energy Mr. Steven~on' -ftsle NJ graceful
and IMPRESSIVE, and he held his audience in clos,
attention for more than an hour"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

tF- All kinds OF Book and job Printing neatly
and promptly done AZ this office. a, living rates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11

Hon. Lazarus W Po~eil. ~ Kentueky
passed through the city or Saturday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-11
CITY TIE M S

~ Boun'lfui rains fell over hi. region ,c..
tefday.
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NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPOLIS

THE official depository and financial agent Of the
Tn ted States. and VII furnish, the mos, favora
BILE terms.
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LATEST WAR NEWS.

THE WAR IN MARYLAND.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-22
ycrDanb!uagcn bes GdaIrat5es BON Columbus.

ge; Ger Gcutisea, reselmiBiacn @eriammlun1 ees Sdnlra=
Sieier, g. 8. Coulter. 6 g. {. Sutier, Sbpnld5 Cough, 6pn=
rao Afees, 6. &re9eel unb s. 6. Gbitteneen. Der StrrstIr
las Npittheilun9sn. ppn N9ib Sate 9. 6utbinipn unc 6. 80.
Smeripn ur, mprin beIe tbe g~ieitlnatlpn als |ebrcr i'm
Staatsitrafen : dulaetaune ibsrrsiften. Ss erItbien, ce
bie5e 2ebrer inter tem gintrude banSeten, baf ibre ~Sdbi9feit,
nIblihe Sugeneer;ieber su iein, hee;ntradhti1t pprpen let burb
bic Sbritte hes 6rn. SO. ". 9rrpes, her tbre ~Gerbaftun9
seranlabts, pcil Tie in ter IusIbun1 ibrer N1itt ieinen Spbn
,ihti0ten turd 3rebensrihter 6eYl, intem cerIelte Grn.
GmerIpn fur Ien Grideiren spr benz @eridhtstpfe inter Snr9=
ftaft fente. unb turb ben Spcal= &ecactcur Hes Sournals, tn-
lem CT fe GHentlth tarelte.
Ser Shulratb ihritt rarauf su elmer ltnteriutnns Der Sadie
unb paItrte, mad 4rTfuna Der 2eugui1e rno mad elmer lansen
9efpre6uno uno reiHi6sn @rpdsuna. nie ne elmer, fur bic
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8ei6lpiien: 1. Sas Der Sbulratb biermit ablehnt, Die
Reiianatipnen Der IPtb &. &. ,6ItdinlO unp ees !9rn. Z. "
gmeripn announcement.
2. Ser Sdulratb 1T Der Meinun9, taS in tent rorlieaen=
ben 1alle Der Sdiler ir9enb cine Strafe oeretente. Dap Nf,B
Suthinipn une 6err GmerIpn i'm Ginflan9e nit ibrem beiten
ltrtbeil unh ibrer SGbigfet banbelten une eb mir eaber tbre
Sanclunssireiie unteridreiben.
8. gpir betra6ten inns ale bic e~rpdblten Ternittler spiltea
benz Gutlifum une ben Sdulen unb es 1T taber unier gSunld
uub uufere 9itte, tae man it bet pprfrmraenten Shwisris=
feiteu eber an ben Surertntenbenten peer an ben SdTlratb,
itatt an bic 2ebrer pter an bic geridte wente.
A. OaS cine MbIdrift Der porbergebeneen Seihlnfe ben
tdsliben 9lGttern eeier Statt sur 4nblicatipn nbsrIanet
tperte.
Oiefe gel6laHe pafTrten einsimnis. nit ausnahn,e hes
,weiten; Elm Witslies nasinte nanlid, tab bic su ssbrauaenee