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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
LIVER COMPLAINT,
Gees DYSPEPSIA, -
affa.H fiH
JAUNDICE,

Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases of the
Kidneys and all Diseases arising from dis
ordered Liver or Stomach such AS Constipation,
Inward Piles, Funess of Blood to the Head,
Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn.
Disgust for Fool, Fulness or Weights IN the
Stomach, Sour Quotations. Sinking or Flutter-
lug At the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the
Head. Hurried and D. ficult Breathing. Futter-
ing at the Heart. Choaking or Suf,csting Sen
sations when In a lying posture, Dimness OF
Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency OF Pres
pration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
10 the Side. Back, Chest. Limbs. Sudden Flushes
of Heat. Burning in the Flesh. Constant lmag
nngs Of Evil, and Great Depression Of Spirits,
and will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER. &c. They contain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
No Alcohol or Bad whisky

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety.
nine cases out of hundred.
INDUCED by the extensive sale and universal popu.
larity OF Hoohand', German Bters purely vpgeta-
bel hosts of ignorant quscks and inscriptions adveD
turers. have opened suffering humanity the flood
gates Of noStruns in the SHAPE OF y whiskv yiley
compounded with injurious drugs. and chrsened TONES,
Stomachic and Bitters.
Beware the Vulnerable array of alcoholic prepare
tons in prth0rc bottles aud btll kegs under the
modest appelaiion of Bers which instead of curing
only disease aud leave the disappointed saf
ferer IN despair.
Do you want something to strengthen your
Do you want good appetizer
Do you want 10 build up your constitution
Do YOU want to feel welf
Do YOU want to get rid OF nervousness?
Do you want energy?
Do YOU want to sleep we'll?
Do you want brisk and vigorous feelinel
If YOU do use HOOFLANDS GERMAN
BITTERS
From Rec. J. Merton Bro,cn, D. D., Eat'r ofnse En-
cyclopedia Of Religious hnoscledge.
Although disposed TO favor recommend patent
medien IN general through diSirut of their ingredients
and effects. yetknow of 40 sufficient ons why man
test y 10 IN" benefits he believes him If to have
received from simple PREPARATION in the hope that it
may contribute to the benefit Of ot1ers
do this readily in regard TO Hoofand's German
Btters, prepared by Dr Jackson, this city, be-
cause was prjudced against them for many Yeas,
der the impression that the, were e1iehy alcoholic
mixture. am n'iebte my friend bert Sho maker,
Esq for the removal OF this preudic u proper tess,
and Tor encouragement Try tn NJ when suffer ng fron
and long continued debility. The of three bot
ties of these b the beginning the present
was follow by evident reif aud restoration 10 a de-
gree Of bodi and ntsl igor which ha felt for
months eore. and had almost despai of regs ming.
therefore snak Ood and my friend Tor directing me to
PniIadei p-ia, June 23 1861. .r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

H0Yrs HiAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HoYr's HIAwATaA hair RESTORATIVE
H0Yrs HlAwArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
In Longfelow's Poem Hiawafhs was scJudr~d 20 have
conferred the greatest boon his irbe b-rause le
brought 10 is noiee corn. Every viii sdmif that
preparation l. worthy If the name for the b.nents
itconfers when j. known
WHAT THE HIAwATHA DOES.
IL restores faded and gray hairs and hskers their
original color II brings the natural shading
hair with another thus giving the hair perfect e sp-
pesrace. thai the crit Cal observer tannos de-
tect it, Il makes hsrsh hair soft lay sfos
its falling out, cleanses n ard the all upuri
ties a. rraoy applied and wiped from the slin a. nv
hair essing, and entirely the Of
pr. vious use Of preparations cOnsang sulphur.
OF lead &c. ~ -
The propsietors Of the Hiswahs the follow
Ing challenge 10 test, IN the New York dsises three
weeks. which etslt 'lt'I - ftH w
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED
Let some well known and disinferessed persons an
point one TO the proprietor Of each preparation The
hair 20 bring up the color kvers proprietor 20 ne
nothing but his preparation and the person nothing
else curing the test certificate Of the result In De
widely published at the Of the unsuocesxuI
competitors. I.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH BoYT a CO.
maris DIV No 10 University Place, Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

10y CONRAD FETTE. no. 10 SOUTH MERIDIAN
Dstreet
All garments entrusted n him will be promp " and
neatly renoy afrd and repa''ed.
All kinis Of tailoring and cut ing for boys and men IN
the best STYLE on short notice aud At low rates.
ry2o dsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
spEc,AL NOTICES.
HAeAMs MaeNOlia BALI

his Is The delightful and extraordinary srtc.
ever discovered n eh.nse. ths ssn burnt fsss sr<
h,nss 10 pe.ry son fsxs1r- ef r.vi<hins beauty.
pAfuHsihe marble party Of youth. and TIE si>sssg.s
appearance % inviting In The ely belle of f>shs- IA
removes tan freekles, pimplss and rOasbnsss q he
skin leaving the eonplesion fresh. rsnspsrens and
smooth IL s0nt.ins Injuries. 70 ne ,xr-
Ps'rOnsed By Actresses and Opera slnssrs la .sss
every lady shoui1 have.
Sold evsrywhsrs.
Pr pared BY ". Z. HAsAS. Troy. Mt -
Actress all orcers to -ss
DkhAs s. BARNES . Co, xss Ysrt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

sT- Bows and Youths Slippers at A. Lintz'.
No. 80 West Washington street 2O-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

Arrc,t "f the Proclamation Forger.
Nav York, May % The forger of the re
cent proclamation purporting to have been is.
sued BY President Lincoln, has been arrested aud
confessed that he palmed il off on the journals
for gold and stock operations His name is
Howard. a newspaper reporter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

AUSTIN III. BROWN.
Prest Of the Board OF Pub Imp
c S BurrKRFIELD Clerk 1876
lGazette, Free Press, and Volksblatt copy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

The sudden changes Of climate sources Of Pull
monary, Bronchial aud Asthmatic Affections. Esperi-
having proved that simple often act speed
lily when taken in the cary stages Of the disease re-
course should AZ once he had IN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

IN Beautiful Was yesterday. The roads con
tiuue good in this part OF our beloved country
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28
The Draft in Baltimore

Col. VIM. H. Browne, A A. p. n. General Of Bali
mere, mllss Q publication in the American, In which
10 complains that "a great proportion of the usr
drafted have escaped from the city TO avoid paying the
,srvices due by them to the country"
From the following paragraph that appears 10 the
same paper, it would seem that lot only great pro
norton of those drafted" have made their escape, but
Sat really nearly ali have gone except those who have
some Clim 10 exemption:
AT the Office Of ain OAthclFt, on Saturday,
N re we're examined ll3 UaSss Of drafted men, neAry
an Of them from the Thud Fifth and Seventh Wards.
Ot the number IS we're exempted as !oloEs: For ply
zeal di=sb lily 85 over sgs 81 ahenIge II erroneously
en.oel PAID Communication under special acts o: Co--
grsss 2 Ioa- residence three years IN military Ser
T.cs l. Glready in service in nGVV l, in Government
service /, n furnished substitutes 10.
AT the tifoe Of Msj9r Blumenberg, ~ cases were
ex,miosd of whom one was deferred and the remain
der exempted w: For disability z. over age 2 Ia .si.
vice alenage O. in Government employ l, furnished
substitutes 8, and held to service /"
At this rate, how long will it take Lincoln to raise
the ruuter called for In his at order for draft p
What IL occurring in Baltimore is occurring pretty
u,h every uhere else-Wth the variations, only that
n many parts OF the Northwest they do not permit
themselves to be enrolled, Threatening violence to all
who may attempt it. LncOn'S only reliance is the ne.
Eroes, Wto are bought and cold low in his kingdom,
aud especially in New England, as they never ware in
his country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

The New York Herald explains that Grant does NOT
take chnOnd right away because it would involve the
pssss.ity of "a fee hours' hard fighting, and Do
,p.ious 70 avoid "the saOri6cs Of lie. INA
XIV discovered virtue in the hatcher Of The WIZ
1srne.sp Hs great merit heretofore, 10 the eyes ei
,ob critics a. the HsrGLG Was biz indifference 70 the
Lie of Ia men. N.pOson would throw away Tory or
INV thou.Aod lives without WY face CT 'ouen Oh
..n.iblity Grant would do the same; ergo, cid not
G,.Dt rs.entI, NspolsOaf The Oors.eAn, 1t u true,
CIV o;6 il wen to could accomplish an OBJECT Oy
,.,nt did IL uhouG pphSalng Ary oDleGIi ous d'@
, Am, move thai GrAnt nOre ine.f rent 20 nj
nan Ii . han Napoleon! He has onAugsS, L. sSSnA-
A i. Low Tor spArirE hiS Perhaps 10 has AAeo hk
n azure Perhaps ne LGa the AmOuon to b The ssA'r
esrtsin nu Der Of Y Ikses, seq nSt mdlon, AID
se,rs bang completed, his 81 bltOn y sA'hnsa'-
~ hardly keoW hvW sRe 70 account Tor tie S1ditn
70 Information, with IL al the more WOnderiu oecAus.
rn,.s, Eiai me exAcG m u o. oil man ne u 1hoG6ht
Z, MA Veiy Essuiy, Mcclellan. Tns. l. prsoney WY
=. Liz 49, DID,. Iake Richmond. We we're - -
mead r, peA.sGIy wien he lay Along tHs CnSAAh' miny
IL the iaenlc,l language nov employed by the Herald
n CIV ssa'h ID rev 'nr srv'r Il ks II "Lt.
dsfsrred taking 1t because the obstinate and IN
reasonable OInisderAtss were In . mood to mako re"
Esancs and he Wa anxious above all things to avoid
the S,criacS of lie He was tender hearted and con-
.dsrass Yankee. So, now, y Grant, Par Mobile
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28


bad often bean OF pAsr. and nSa % not IKE 90 ia'e
oopas. bs.ussn ihsr hopes and their DOUBTS .nSy
can possibly avoid it. Tasy believed because 'ue'
srs dstermined to believe, that We were entirely eA-
Of men, and it il upon that calculation that they
are nov prosecuting the war.
That these calculations are false, and will lead 70 the
mos. disastrous consequences to the Yankees who me
them, Is sufficiently clear. Even now, WeAre enabled 70
facs them everywhere, with equal AdvAntAges Al no
point are they superior to US. And yet, We may
trust the researches CT Senator Hill of Georgia We have
not more than oas.thlrd Of the men between Is and
As now in the service. Were all the stragg ers ana
iurlOugbsd men at their posts, We should DO s'ie 70
drive Grant into the river, before the nPse OF another
month. Why these men not sent to the ir0nt' -
question which We are not prepared 70 answer Du'
"a ara assured that in fnurs means far more energetic
,h.n ,ny heretofore used, will be applied to bring them
nm 70 the mark. There no danger Of being conquer
"A for van, of men to defend cause o. that the
Yankees may rest assured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28
CgloulationI of The Enemy.

General Gslut nss CArsi bis belief il e..cr hat
has bseu made public that ths Cont .ersy az It's last
vs,p; has the stock Of hing material las been En-
u,sly ex1ausse:; that 10 compose sLe army Wcica is
nov fci-F his On Tue Ines cn Petsrlbcrs to RolmCn3
ths Ooofd ,r1cy ad been compiled % roo tic cradle
and t r-svs cha. lis own foIes, the otter band,
are In The ghos. STATE Of Preservation and Ell ie CT;
thAs IN : very li,ile time he pl. 40 txdnguiB1er
upon tue WAr Had thsIo stA,em7nt5 bsen submitted
\ peoo,e oIgsoe Of TeGsoui g. many things in them
might have ss,nei nCo1sisens With TIE existing fac c.
i,s snce I! the i,bsls 60 nearly s1- Eusted
vhv I'D "a y sin hold as lay tie powerful and fully
O.9s IL d ard sq7prsd ary o. General Granti Il tie
ma al OF no 1ese army consisted only Of children
TOO young t. tea aTn', BY NtAl ithlenes had they
been sblsi to rapsl I'll .ho attacks that had been
ma e UPON them Il be demolition OF this force Tas
4 thng easy Cf accomplishment, ard the capture Of
Rehmo was tbs oye5hFoE a the rebellion, Why DID
not General GRAFT proceed AZ onso crafty the earnest
Wish Of every Yankee hear Above ALL had the pub
lie teen ether curious OF critical, they might have
asked Il IN bad taste for Gen. Grant above
al o.bsr msn make such declarations With regard to
An enemy shom . LAD bssn unable TO conquer a. the
head Of an army OILY glth smaller han shat with
which Bonsparle invaded Russil--whon he ID never
MT In the Geld b1 to be beaten by thsn-fson whom
he had been unable TO oouq1sr foot Of the ground
shsy had dsfendsi-snd who STILL 70 all sPpsaIaDoss,
dsasd hin Is confidently and fssFlessy they had
done SiI months be!oss b. there disposed
D dlSputs his word. to dOubi his predictions Al
Ts,s ssgG p Sss The rebellion crushed u reality, - IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

OoantIoA. Yesterday pumSeF Of Nesbys scouts made
their appearance In ths vicinity OF the Great Falls Of
the Potomac sbout 10 miles from this city. Two Of
them were captured and brought In.
John A. Washington, one Of hosby's deepatch bsar-
ers was captured near RsotortoWn, Va on Saturday.
number Of dispatches are said 70 have been found
on nim when oapSured.
General Custer has been promoted 10 be o hSjor
General In consideration Of his brilliant services In the
Valley. This was announced to General Custer at the
War Depar msnt to day. during the preser ation Of the
Aags captured BY Sasridan forces In their late victory
a Cedar creek and Wss received with loud applause BY
the large crowd assembled 70 witness the presentation.
General Rockets Ii reported 70 DO In very o1 con-
dion to-day. Toe ball. which entered bis right breast
and passed through his lungs extracted this morn
lug from near the SHOULDER blade HIS right arm IL
much irAined, and 1t 10 feared that internal bleeding
has COMMANDED, caused BY the cutting Of an artery.
sHl DRAFT IL wAsHrHsroH.
The draft was RESUMED In this city to-day TO the
existing in the quotas Of the various wards
Among those drafted the doorkeeper OF the PTee-
dsntial nanGon who nskes the fourth Gtaohe OF the
White House who has been drafted within the past two
mouths.
Y1EAHcILL AHD SoNKIRsIAL
The Herald Of the 25th tumnArizss a. follovsi
The stock market was fm At the opening yesterday,
and afterwards improved. The gold market was also
r and the price varied from 2l7f 10 2lsf tne later
being the closing qlotation. GoVernmens we're dull
The rise in gold yesterday had the tusot 70 tenoer
helders Of merchandise tenacious of higher pr but
IN tie absence OF and beyond The sKgeDces OF The
mo1ent. there were but few changes IN pEoss FOreg
goods remain very qae and except n isolated oassS,
scarcely any busiLess Nss doIa Domestic product
gsneraily hr ner and prices wee nshsI for almo-t
eiythng. Petroleum vas aeodedy frmer.
'JaAL 70 Lne -four market advanced Is Ab25e, vito
bslteI demand. What lets aelys, On. g. b gner
Uorn scarce, Gna 10 $50 desrcr. Oats were N.
P0rA opened timer. Su. e.osed Cul aud nsavy Be
vas more active aud hfu. Lara was Arm, siLn Md
,Ae denALd. NnhAy was nrnsr, while hsIgats eoL-
IInutd dull.
MISCELLANEOUS IIIks.
Small bodies Of rebels ara tai scattered around o.
'GIops points In Ksntusky. fsur regiments are IGis
% b a. usn(rSViIs, in Hlskn eouh!i on. 70 WEoa
ocmnAnd they belong l. unknown. BAna. Of nAfauasr
Gers ~ 0NsLLbSrV ard q andersen FRIDAY IAsL To-
aunbsr vi kusrlAs tSs.,erSd slo ths One from thu
noush Of bIt rlVsr to oPp0,s snAvils, Ind. Il %
iaA,sd Gt IWo thoaEa-d.
by adVicss from Bssmad. 70 the l1h Inst, No Lear
nat the pirate Br~GS sna his have bear
,rr esGd and hela tIisl Tor aud burning h.
steamship Roanoke. Tho court rst1ssa 20 bail tasm.
courier Irom lhs front Wte arrived At KA y
yesterday reports that Nlel 10 Sis Pdee Was In IN
rsIrsat with our forces c.ss upon him, twenty Dns
beyond the battle krJuld.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

FRON PETERsBGRG.
4 BIG kOvanLNf WITH SMALL KE,ULrs

Pnsa suAs. 0'L H.-Ths enemy, VIII fosss Of
'.v.ry, ar.ury and 'Arss ssrps OF ili.a ry-h. %,
s.a ssa s'a-ns'sd this hern.ng BY . asIour on sur
sIIsms right, orNug II eur sr.liy, aud occupying
No BsJd'oI Park Rad, rsar sarsss.' MI, s.,sa
alss below hare. Oar isfess strs dispo % 70 meet
sass, aud eonadsrsois hsnsns snsssa Between ios.
CLOCK sad night Tns snssy, a. nsht, sLh held ,bs
lax road, aaa ushAvs sAp.ursd Avs. aIg prisoners
ION the ~ corps.
fnA move p.Asss the snsny further from the South
de read Iaau they we're before.
roe fssans 10 nos ehdsi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

sueh nssross - eaptursd from our army. In an
swsr 70 the question st the conclusion of your letter
have 70 state, tbat all prisoners Of falling inro my
hands shall receive the krd,st p,ssbe treatment con.
sisten' with securing them. unless have good aut,
i.y for believing any humber Of our men are b.
treated otherwise. Then, painful 90 IL may DO 70 me-
snail inhot Ike treatment on . tq1a number Of Con-
fsderse prisoners
Hoping that IL may never becoms my duty to order
retaliation upon any man held a. prisoner Of war,
have the honor to be,
Very rap .ct'nty, yo.r obi servant,
GRAIr Lieut. General Z
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

the death. BY yellow fever at sunuervi., 9. O., Of
our lauonted husband the late Colonel D. B. Harris
Of the Provisional Army, O. 8. RngIpesrs. By bis de.
mise the country has lost Of its sbest and most
gallant officers, and have lost of nv best and
mcst valued friends, Peace to his ashes he has died
In q noble cause.
Toe cities OF Charleston, g. O., and Petersburg, w..
should each erect Q monument to bis memory.
With Q ssd and y npaibixlug heart remain, dear
Madam, your obsdisnt and respectful servant,
g. T. BIAuRIGAID.
Mr.. B HARRIS, care Of Mr.. L! D. OrsnsnaW, Roh.
mond Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ElSAtS:
RICHMOND WIG.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. as 1854. &.
EYRNING Mig.

We shau publish, to-day, at 3 o'clock ?, n, and
,vsry ucCeedinE day Sundays OGcsPtsd at the same
hour. an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whig win contain the latest news By nail and telegraph
M % the hour q going % pCo SatOEAlA local ins'
ugence &c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

To The INDECENT Familiar of Lunsn6ury
lam hsQasaly oAIsd TO Relm1n hueoJ vEer you ny
bsJ dame ss, soitoa yArns m wool
auy other articles will 60 yoa hsys them
pas Ths sAsh LEFT uih IN. order .very esse
ALPdEds BOILING,
Br6vr1 Store II .sss. Lsnsburf Oct q. 1864.
oeR-cass
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28
(signsd.
Bpo'Rs ARMIls OF TIE UsIrID sfLfRs, I

o tober 20 1864,
General r LIE O. 8. A., Commanding Army Of
Northern Virgiuii:
General Uadlr stan ding from your letter Of the 1871
that tina oolored pr WHO employed a. work
In the trenches near Fort Gim have bsen withdrawn
have directed ths withdrawal Of tbs O,nfedsrst pn
soner5 employed in the Dutch Gap canal shall always
regret the necessity for rStAaPg for wrongs done
soldiers; bu. gard 1t my duty to proac. all penons
o. color or nationality When acknowledged settle
the Government captured. thsy.muss be treated as
prisoners Of war; or such treatment hey receive will
be inflicted upon equal number Of prisoners held by
Us.
~ eston therefore decline answering the arguments
addueed 70 show We rsht v yetsru v foFur owners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28
SPECIAL NOTCH

l have in my possession egro boy, named
IL JESSIE VIE sisims 10 os tbs prog Of DR..
an OF pekeson uhs en- klJI, the BOY taksa by
enemy D. D. or ts represent. I've VII Prove
r sspfbs O. JkO NO WILLIE,
49, - Bretn. Emf O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-25
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
PELTON d BREED, Agents,
apr4-R2 OLEFFLAND.
Grand Pleasure Excursions
TO
LAKE suPERIORI

One of the following splendid first-clsss steamers
viz: Cleveland, Illinois, Northern Light Iron City,
Traveller, Meteor, Iron Sides Lac La Belle and Pew
abic, viii leave Cleveland, Ohio, az O'Clock, P N.
each day of the week except Saturday aud sunday,
and Detroit, Mich the following days at O'Clock
P. NJ, through the months Of July and August,
making grand Excursion Frips to the many points
interest on the great Inland Seas Of America which
for utility pleasure and health are unsurpassed BY
any other on the Continent.
This Trip Of over 100 miles embraces six degrees
Of latitude and eleven Of longitude and includes IN
its circuit Lakes Erie st. Clair, Huron and Supe-
nor, with the beautiful rivers Detroit, Clair and
81. Mary'R. .
The many aud extensive mines OF iron and COP
per, unequAlled by any in the world with the newly
discovered and inviting DEPOSITS Of silver lead wild
and romantic scenery, combined with its pure and
bracng climate, renders the Lake Superior trip one
Of Tar ore than ordinary interest 10 the capitalist
the pleasure-5eeker or the invslis.
The sbOve-DsIned steamers are elegantly htted up
with large and airy cabins and state-rOOms, while
every precaution has been taken to provide for the
safety and comfort Of passengers.
Ears including state-ToOms and meals, about 20
cents per mile. Time occupied in making the round
trip, from to 10 days.
Rooms secured and further information obtained
by application 70 RUB'I HANNA & CO.,
HUSSEY d MCBRIDE,
GARRETSON, HOWE co.
tunez4:l64 Cio7eiand, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-25


IrFron the Richmond Examiner, Aug. ls.l y
Negro soldiers, outside of the Confeder-
acy, employed to do the work of pillsge and
slaughter Of the Yankee Hape' who sits In
the usurped seat at Washington, are hencl-
forth not to be considered fit subjects for
the bullet, bayonet and knife after surren-
der, but are to be treated as prisoners of
war. Yesterday an order from the Pro-
vost Marshal's Office, sanctioned blythe Sc >
retary. of War, was received at Castle
Thunder. The purport was that the negro
prisoners taken in Yankee uniform, wheth--
er free or bond, if they hailed from Mary
land or Delaware, were not to be claimed
as property in case they were slaves; but
they were TO be treated as negroes usually
are in case they declare their freedom. 4
citizen of Maryland or Delaware cannot
claim his stolen or impressed property
stole or impressed BY "Abe, the emperor
from the fact that Maryland and Delaware
are within the limits Of the "kin gdom Of
the ape" J" and not within the limits Of the
Confederate States. This decision Is taken
as irrevocable, and asit emanates from the
Provost Marshals Office with the sanction
of the War Department we take It as final.
Every negro who comes here as a prisoner
of war proclaims himself free man. Con-
sequently the order alluded to viii save
great deal of litigation. But, be it remem-
bered that the slaves of Maryland and Del
aware in the army of Grant are freedmen.
That's enough to make them free forever