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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-18
Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
will remove the difficulty.
SWAYNE'S PILLS F

Purify the blood remove ObsTuelons of all kinds cleanse
the skin Of all pimples and bloches aud bring the rich
color Of health to the pale cheek. They
Headache, sick Headache Foul Stomach,
Bilious diHeises-Lyer Complains
Prepared only by DIR. SwAYSR Son, No. $50 NoRTH
sxTH sTRERT, Phiadslphia, sold by all the principal
druggists and dealers my bly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-18

Dissolution of Co-partnership.
WHE eopartnerahip heretofore existing under the firm
i Of Nebpker Tatna is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Persons Indebted to the late firm, requested
to immediate payment Also, that all bills be pre-
sented for settlement to either Of the underagned
The name Of the Arm TO be used 10 settling only
GEO NEBEKER,
H. L. TATNALL,
WilminFton March LAT ls64
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-18
TO LET.

AAa& A tenement Of Ave rooms rent IS per month
nIlW Preference will be given to = family without
h,l M small children, and considerable work can
Sah be hajeither on my farm or In my house
J. A. BROWN,
mar 4 Living Home, Newport Pike.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-18
a Fine Farm For Sale.

.sssA l0lx ACRES OF LAND, within az miles
EmF Of Wilmington we'll fenced, we'll wAtsred, d.
nl vded into 10 or l2 fields with two Tenant
kA Houses thereon. The whole has been highly
Improved with Lime, Ashes and Manure It has good
Buildings. In good state OF Cultivation. situation
healthy. Terms easy. Applyto -
ei W. Mo0AULLBY.
b.2 500 Market St.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-18
NOTICE.

A STATED QUARTERLY MEETING Of the Agricu-
n turAl Society, Of New Castle County will be held
at the oee of the Secretary Saturday the 18th day Of
March 1854. -
ROBERT McCABE, Secretary.
wilmip gton, March Sd ls6t-msrch4-tm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-18

I ANDRErHs new crop Garden soeiF Peas, Beans,
IL Beet, Asparagus, Eggplant, Pepper Leuee, Cabbage
Spinach, Celery Cucumber, Onion. Radsh &C., for early
sowing at @. CHANDLER & son,
Gil Market Street
Landreths Garden Almanacs for gratuiious distribution
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-18
IIIST OPENHn

A-BEAUTIFUI lot Of Glass Fruit Bowls. Just received
THos. 7. DRNoRMANDIE
3l2-1arkel Sire
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-18
JACOB DRUMMER,
Instruction. i'm German.

INHE subscriber will give instruction in the German
Language in private, at the residences Of such
may desire his services The terms will be moderate
APPLICATION may be made personally by note directed
Delaware. JOHN KUCHER.
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0sf1bsli@e Rt0nfbcit.

enn Der irrsseeit.te unfluse Singing nusnt.t bss
Ct ben &ens btetr lmtrstatsn arantbs d aMstncm-
flbl Sfer bic Sartt po- Gutteauns ibn obbredt, d
ene su trenbe au wetdr 5ri3e tbrr gr;ebuna unO
gepttabilttdt Gaein ftn Gstr1en ieeen tonn une Ct
Gnrte! 10 anee bis ete Spurtpns escS redlisn uebels
puie 3; 3. elm nit @eidmA entjuass e $dis, cine t6e
Wdit GGners I'm Sopfe ane ihten @IeeFn Abnabme res
Geidts Sautteis, Musp dlessr Sau Rnpen an ben Sc-
nei, u,S arntsn Sinne i'm etittts ur a ZEN Grtreita
ten m eieen, no tann biet utbtl NIT sner drecIiGen
S9neui9fes ccr @ ffrstter, bs aulett Der Genten unb
bic Walsntrce eirf1 eng ba Sptr brr ftrtaren Sranf
tett @eattdub ted tletts v:rb ub ter SOB etnen
i9reGden SeiSen cahs Elm Grte matt, bastr TIN RAD
fenet Sanbe erint rrh tetr Retlerfer surGdthrt
Us til cine trdur9c EtGnte. tds GIuerse bteier rrGt-
Barren araufhe sla OVER faen iii blse her lnseia t2.
ldst anpiiienter ratler. rpeIe hr Mnpeuburs ieaet
tSttlen @tteS hes Wl tur4 bic 9orHtupn nerrtten uEc
ben @eh nes Xeten5 IN sa eIenee Daetn ce erteaueeln
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9 S66pfuag n q.

llnb ais. bic S66pfuns fertig mac go ~.
8eIab Der 9err iie gang ,ino gar, 2.5.-
l1np lust' ,tnO bor6t' ltno fpdbte, -6i@
Ob gtlles 5u g9lIen ibm tbdte, l' 26i5o
cid re9te, betpegte uno brebte, ,is1+ -.e
Gridaute nad. Some, 0tOno IT, Stern,
9le brebeniib ia gar 5n gernt dao
Sefinben I6lau ltlto ipeie, 4 uufg1
Sid i'm @epatterfreiie gaiag5s .i.51s
Iairumerfcrt auf Der &eiie. 1a G,pid1sI
9ie @aiier flieBl Elm 1Ino aus, ..'l ''.'..'i.s
9ie 8lunten pelten uno fcntmetl 'raus,
llno 9llles, mas oa lebet, t4-l9!5
llnb &cpf uro 6aBe bebet 9o's'-'loc
Gntitebet uno peribipebet. 32 % HQo> .
9as 9ie(bt atIeia---wOlt' left beitebel., .ars4
ltnO iib TIM feirleuy Arei3 niht reb'n,.5.5r
9a rod Der .0err ben 8rateu, ri a
ST tpubt' iid 6lei6 81 ratbeL .a+;3dr
llno l6ui-bie Nopptaten !! ,a 5.f @eo /
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.8Dr / o l,tii! Gn,

glts!tee bes tGn6lirsn Gpleems Der WuntlrBe In Con-
cpn @rarurter eine5 Der srisn eptnten @cue9en ter
Ser. Staaten, FER ben srrht bell etns 9ebenS tn ben
Salpttalern 2oapp @aris pbaoe!phtd nne enseren
Gt5sen ;eetratt hat etnse Der ounrertarfen euneen
ppnenSet bon en- tie @e4tte rer ARsstsin weis I'm
i6blisc getenbe tie Uguiauen Nerp6a nne anber"n
yranfheten lsn ielde !. 3. ar bic be plceltten Sc
rdu6en s tr erreten, bic su D errSten BET serinaen
&Ietntafeiten n.l ~. @urlen auaenbldlia sehetlt.
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asheimet Granfnsifeii

semedt ptrte ais &c i:p: 3eusunssunasstett Sdoate
IN gtudti ttefsrn Gnt5Gnou9en ter NiereH
Inb Slaie, Observation-Disclosures S0pIs Ger ercen Wia-
f6pdte SerSrpfea z1d etuhet 3itt,r,; stueerl5wabe
G3utntel Srrfl&mer5, &nt3mbur9l sSalrat ser gtoie
ber 0unss he$ aRasfn8, her @in8eote dlsr ttner
nesel pe rrn sstiisn sfbeinen tofnEe ten bsr usenb
pelde tbren gpern 8tjtriter ne ale rer trenen Ge.
fang bsn @eafrtfF tss iacs fsrrbren urb mrnn nt5t
ten, eipde rer Contribution tsrpcrtrHsea bic Gte
S9G MAIDEN ru6 sWtset ts Gtrpet ure Stnn serRSren.
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. 8fIaupere III bsa1..l len I!

Gg. je9af@ bIsts: dIlsn 2tnea feline Sle an tpeIGe 5
curb fpl1 sereie e nInatnrlt6e Get unb R6rser
Seute Irr RE Ar6eit bic Gsel9ae uas bic Infdtts
atcGenes Safe QeIchwldbt ta6sr. va '-'- 'e'4" -
per ub stutee rer traprssn uns tetasensgerben Sol
gen tcr ru5tn @prsn5etten res qGferS w DE i'm 8It.
Ten Iub ben Glisttrn Gmer;en i'm &rp SGwdde ees Sc.
E@ts tr1a Der Ntu tetraf SerStlcpen ne b6e nrube,
Wdsen@mdGc nnrrenuns FER Gerbauunss.Srsan cuees
raetns &nttrdftune, SsmStpme Der S&rstnbudt =
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DetRts.


Die Sarsabtsg iEtanssn beg 2asrs fus sps ~ fas.
brGdttet eer @ettrsat eble Mbnun9en Abnsseuns pOr
Der TeeGdaft, ud nd@ Gtnfam'fete, Wtstranen oe9eH
f4 ieib 5u@tIumsit H. J. M. ltnS ttasse Der l@stmmen
5plee. f1 fr# r.fgas .., = t.f $50 -..'
3ungs ute, ~. - J.
sse f burG betmtde 2aAer etp6@t to5eh ttt s 70 pft
BON bpen 9eutsE tn Der at stnen unp eersn 5UI.
gen s s, 5e eiGs @ , M S Ssr@ n
SGrper unb e aer6reu fcnten intrt ee uSttian dit.
te thur. SSe Psronen mlpeR heso Jig snti sien tn tie
l31a s1i}uaH.dsg o61siasd99 5ais 514 q
bsbsntem kae snesfnnasr @stun eip sesr Reyrsr he
nctbrenc9Nen Grfegcernille Snr s.elGsn 81 diestAet
pileeriabrt. Die Nsu les Seb n$rerfnfert iib ile-
Iib bic esle rrb ereren BON gerBmcifuna Uub
IanGoldtn 8etea6tuneer, td5 Hn5 bic 6rtHteu. iptpe
&hetre eenteten psrpet5erf fnc iq-6 6rie@ s--f
1s9aa5laq iAfaeG-esr. @rslTt. .1Hl
Die sitie faasnte msts n6suo ssr lssten itsbeuehu
tiger tpantdt Stiden Srssatcnea tptae &c. abuio au
eeriorsg bsm6rntsn pe5oa tas aSth III wieSerbolisn
Ntaen r'lfrFttet frpree E eaei % IA gfn8 au lenen
Gtarater els @be in @e3ug aui gtaratte une Ge-
wtenfaftteteSt NEp yeteenben eRe baredenbe @sratr
iettane. ,,-se. frr
- ..'''a glo,i! 1#3.f fis =.
G8 obt aeie ,anri snfe unb upteoeuenee 0uadalter.
peIde d alS Netsed atbeIt uno Or. tultcI'5 Mntnn.
heangencpp1en. GQubtder, StitelpipieT ypmpenputeg
u !. ~ erblrmlide une re0Gt6e NGdmdter wtl6e tbr
Eepen olott ter ereH yStenn0t Gee ett8l rem nte-
brighten Bernie wipmeten, ih jet eaeniBi9 es6tleete
MerSt tutn benz liner ebrereu uu6 ittS Urges tnen
ben @ onibrInSen tie eunct.it Der pefft urelrdlt-
der getie In Tire anet ennen sertne ddeen rutnt-
zen r. Sotnpn hit tsbbaIb fur nottmsuris, sn err
ratre bepnters fir Sre meib- nit einrm @uft unbe-
tannt limb cav ne Be9autiean9en ccer DplOms befane9
IN iensr 0iiiee lieeeu. - I- #a6lL.} =uy 7~i
e 9E2jI6.oii1~ n.fs Nh ff3s.,.e 81 54.7HaG ~
Dr. Spsnfen iii fer eir3'e reeelndfs ettItstt &r,t
relder bic lung eepHen &raRtbiieu ahsegt @etne
Wlttte un6 Betanhng iinb aaen srceen adusIiG unte
tonnt gr 1T terangettet rpn einm QebsR eldts tr tn
heu er5st.n ppit1lern GurrpaS unb tn eren ees 0an
bes aub,a@te, ndnlt6 Gnelenb Erautreitb unb TN
Blrdib BON 0ttldselpttd No. uno er bat cine aus ebebH.
tere Wrors olS ale anbere1 Merite ber gDeIt
Der tpeier ii Der geee he's Dr. SobnTrn astetm stbt
Fam ff rerrauen ae n Gtre als Weann uvb etue Gs-
i&idltdtett ais Mrjt.
DC Office. so. g Sit.Srebertd frast, Itntef
bsnb BON BalttmureRr, nsbfn bsr A94Fbtittrbaus."
6anttronttetttn tOsrben Shnsu gtHtiIt.
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Die Dame in Dem 9oule seseNiiter mar
fiir ZEN TSriter ron Sn:erelie. Gr perbarg
Fb butter Der @orcine nno bsgonn gu kecs
badten. Bier Teafer bes SauIes, IN ben,
.@!elanie itre, Sugenc5eit qsrlett,. mareu pon
pea 9alc1iicn frei 8eula6t Dsmua9 mug.
ten stnt9e 3inrmer betpobntiein. y -Gs bauer-
te lan9e. cbe, pie Dame ftt meter 5etste.-
Yl1eltd erlAten ie in pclier Ipilette. sic
6fin,te eiueH 6litSel be5 {Seulters. 2lls pb fe
nad einir YsrlrH isben rpollts, nts IL. srtpar~
tett, uei9te lie I'D iiher bic Hrnith,1s. = $50
!. Mtb Douglas! REF @eory iibetr1Idt..,,
y 81 fana.t il rle Dame, 61tte iieS DIT
auf eiuain:a Spa5jet3Iit3en I'M 6ptlte ee,
leben. : '..' Y .'!s''.li'. Z. ia'.-1 o.tli
: llnO Is p1g 3ulta Dpu8las, Ok 2pater
leneS Bitten. Der ieitfu, 9elt1meute pieetbt
3rtttiIte 'GlanIet bst8efHSt bate. l-.a]-l rl
t5OrteBahs fsIs.l a'.i"-
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Nah .iratn. ts Ter;nnen

eter ScI6s tpele 80 u rertetratben Seobf6tisen unb m
stsber Sdrrde pner enes 0inee rtfts tepu6t
Hnb ipGten unrsru9itd 0r. SvbGfpn Ratbe steten.
rIttvns 9teishdrtt rsr sls ben 3rn uno Sdp1d 0eer
6 fhrptnne rer gsdlt@itsn Mr werosn ftnea furtrt.
Dr. efnIsn uney,tet tann tbnt ais stnem Gbrennanne
pbne turd m ancsrtreuen unb tSper6tls etne 6rs.
Ibe Geiht6idfeis perlalen.
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tit UullIl-uRtDrglt.5 t.5
subfiitcnsss9 9fliee. Scr ger, st. sIrmee


Subfiitens=efliee Der sserr + ST; ST g. ssrmee
9l.H .lgtue9 s9TSit Baltinpte aRb, 5. Ag8If 1864.
~ qssfsots n 1HPl as Is saSss @ &
aenaenpmrnen. um bes j. ct. 5ubdtenSpepartement IN
Seftruns in 9alhmUyf, NN,, iu ssFishsn NIT
100 SOnnell gllten gangbareut 6ert lin 8allen),
atulsiera an gBoters gBhurf 9aItimrrs glb, ie lst
80 Icnne In 10 Ia9n uno pte ubrteea SO zonne 20 Edge
8as pfferte Seu wtrb sesns Der &eSierHrs snsr ca-
gen Inter uhun9 unterppren $50 Il 's~+Ai'l'+t+'t
3atHnern erfrIsen tn fcen eneS ais geraec an Seus
fnp tetne pcrbaneer ipboIbdls ictae stneeben.e W.
Jrrrare fur Mnsebrte iub oaf ctger Sftfe 81 b1bsn,
Nle pericnen pele Mneebcte MAIDEN nfien etnn 3reus
els bfesn en ntein cl&er tereitS auf unieres Sfes
''S'p't' '''''s' 3..45odo So. gilman, 9i'.l
g (DOSaN tD91sI 9l5 q Gapt.pnSl9, S.u. 9. u.
SubiiSscn;=&ofTce Der Ser. ct. sGrmee
1dG1 $50 HsfISG Gi9G CjCH glp, 20 @putttr. as9l
81 -.ea f,.,-l Baltimore, ben so. SJunt 1864.
0eresslte NnssbOte TN Dupittate werbeit aaf ctiser
Otee enssaeneenOpnsts unt 6sm ISt SuSfftenBsssar'
$500 s u nfbeT&artSfftia Il n eco g{S. Yer saiteD,
3 tn sutsn' sepShult6en fit ssarSettsten une Sca-
tsnDtS s @ sststten s. SaIsra: m; .s,,as.
teh,leisearbeitsten nnb spGhGnbe nit Stdorsret'
Hlo5 fen n1gstenen 8dfern. firgsr t4 uatf
100 es tse 3 use n, i. AaGlttat prsts fst ViS'
o 8asrStbt &RSea, /. aaalitat; srsis per gfS.
,4{J1. dnsueehen.s 4197f s3DH e5l1SfGtrU6L &AtaG
slnbeter wOasa hs 3eitafeaen BIS su wVder bic aS'
Iteerungen erfolg gen fbnren. 't' $-- +@te '--S-
b slnsboe mher duf JUrmxlnre gel&rieben iein weI5e
cuf pbieer Office su baben iino.
Hte cbsen Mneebpe pblA IT, n ben Bebineuneen I'M
terwDrfen peIde eewDbnI ben Nuseeen bieer Office fur
SubFfen3 3fbres bet9efu9t iinb. +@'t~T
Sebe Yerpn pber ebes Wttstteb elmer 8rma rel9e In-
gebrte nat muB eeneben etneu Greuete nr bic er ct
@gerung beilesen rena n6 bereitS t folder aufobtser
lOfTce restarirt puree.2 cnn 1EaI5i4gs.E f IN
tSgs un6 rettG9s tsber QOCHe4 Hnb apnr wetttass
II ubr seSffne.i 5.7.sr 81 sE 81,
~ a'''@ s. $. GtlmGn,
(inl1sl ell1 st.f siW gopitdHuRb 6. g. u. g.
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5ue nassgs s:ittaaa Der 0uodialbttst stabl!rt.

1sr SinsE,}e pIas In tlro gstlt, tpO fiaste
1dnelt Qpg. & ,a0ltltae Eureg Iii 49,. e'.5
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sSap4S g29uutt,

6slsneers pele teper ret getsimen 2GR,rs semprbea
finb eGs iitrli II rttGe dafepe tn Elm 81 frItes @rab
rei6t reld et6ateuen 3fert Ere erttrtdeIten
Seraatestraf.s nt pe Druner per srs}tamfet pen e'
nat tegilrt unb csg Gsr eeobernce SBae enO6t esbtr
aarten, nSesN iirt nit ppaem @ertrauen nsbsn. fi
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0raaulja: S6pahe

urb Ineersue SsbetI unb Se Sras sraft teber berss
feut Dieies urtears Yei weles Gas 2eten eenb b
hte Gte unh Ha prmendlit uumDslt6 madt tf,ott las
2pr5 Derer, bic ttren 2eri9dften beonnen rStnen
unss Geute ino tu lcsd n seneet neil
Strtfturen Nieterf9lasen I'M Snrn sfetn b erere llr-
laden en:itttsn tann i0 III R BOD aeiRenttetls tt ulss
hes Wstrautes Der snelfen Oyedne gFtr ebsr ntl es
ar0ner ba he Sra ber Gr3eusuns eter Deren oerIr
ptrh te @ betmIien 2aferR erstben als BON Dsnsn
hte ba rette finh. r. ta
% ~ Office: go. Z Sib,GrecertdFr.,
Feben Ebarea ron 8altimprsltr., 5lflt6e @ette,
bte Stufen binauf. -7s
Nan merle 06 Mameu unb Sausnummer, benn untritn-
be unS reethe 9tdnsaHer, eYretretene unb serenlpe
Ouadialter, S6nbifcr, Uttselwt9ier Srabsnrstnieer
nS Qampenpuser u. (. 70. 6b regelm6B8e MerSte
nb Iauer enst3reen crn Dr. SObnpnS 9u in ber I6bt.
slS aus @refe mtiiisn sinsn Dot Stamp snthalten,
91 &;ns 5.iw ! n 2 2rGfll, sqqe'ltest.
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Sof-Qefpistsl.
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DR.. Johnston,

ber sin3tss 2lg3t, ipsIder ausf;1: ls.-
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DIE &redt@fn @irtunstn BEG 2aisrs uo ispr 81 far4
ter. 0erua pes @bd&tncs. 8srrrrure her Sheen, Gt-
trEdEeit Der Getesafte E5ie Mbnun0en Abneteuns
Ter Gefeuidaft u6t nGdS Gtnfamtete Mstranen 0eeen
f4 ietbR. dutdumtst !. NJ. itnStta!se Der tltnmen
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Das feinsse EnD DOleltSetfse JrrGts EonicsS3itt
't~'~ '" @"H InfereF 2sit sts.
Die 6oHiebl,lrte CFhe HoneysiackIe)
ELIXIR, DE. WIT n.

7Iirgd2 ELIXIR DE VlIAs.~ IL.
gDefs Ipnc Btters re&ss felt Iarea etuen vsvsGsttGe
uftm Gtopa eest une IN eeIs eanss 5neG Ia Cebraw@
f0nt fA bem retnfe Gpenas IN 0ergsnernS NIT beS
Dnest pber Gaseostna&tnee TN syees bsr DefIGtrn
fcfttgt uMb Sat d haelte tn 3Gt snedtunesn ter 9ebtS
iere unb gsrbanssDreaue" ebT wsrbSrl ssstst uRS 10
IN Dewtf@leub ais
tetraDttt.. 9,r- -s4r ~sf 511,rr - a~o
Sptelbefser, 8ehGurGttuc Nppttetsr RheH tn btee
TrIsf Gpntc>teTS etre werthrcGs Sueue es PROFITS
menn einal seOet BITE Sauer Mot rbne baeIte etn ne
Ien tt rrte atere psenGrnst @ters 56net hdelte
BEN sepSbali9en uDusn+ ntt5seaatstsr ei@en rnb az
cu7trenoen Gquetten as rnD ba 60 rcn e5r urtbSpue
nereberSiea berfsrat crben 2tun1tn duf rEtee
Sr9ane IaH5R Dpftcren Gnerfant pRr6en nc ~ Ne
bet eS eper BEN Ettnfer NOD bern @rste bt - Gnenbet
MIs Grtns itters ebt es tereffs ner @lesaHs u Gen
tEeit hes els Wnuseetrcfea ta, nem es ala
Miarcen TN Ntlnbe ESe Gbospdbe, @1ee, Ebee, U1ntuG
WanbeI eurdmat ue sNlest IN ein ncAfdnpt6eS SdHaes
IN eth err6renSs pngartiees 8tttere bnt tnunttrrtns
fen Gbereett ub cgte bGbtr til ebS oaustane wubetBs
Gerid eten 5oels, ReaurGttca unertreprli fetn.
gbceIaIe Gesd Mgenten tDnren NIT treenb etnesSH&ns
tt bfes Sttter3 IN 1ien DuBenb Aksvs
tI1Iben eIrd3 .,.-9-.r
'''- sen aIletntgen Gigrer
8. SOru 30. 9 o tSanOrer,, Gcfe Bon G0snrt:sVeA
s11 seseniber Sens weGrste, SatimUrs, IS
Sesrrg mereer.f 81 i n l.s.r IN. .ret,s $500 ~
Sete eelte gIdfGt IL St Sic ns nit benz SessI bee
GtgnerS 6uf een Rrrt ter(ebeu tE. 1tsl r1
gDeberSertdufer erbaIten bic ~ hee gers eneefertis
ten craor =Iitpperapb sNusb nGe@tIeer Srattt aA
Ote leerer 8laGen rerren (ebp renl bet ber nd&Rsn
9efelun9 NIT ST. Dusenb france Baltimore sEHepauRa
eebrn&t. ~ >l6E1Aut. ts@isiS 1 fcH
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
Southern View of the Situation.

Ii Is law vi nature That the o0mo thing
will appear very differently if viewed from
different stand points Two sranory of tho
same landscape will look so widely different
as scarcely TO be recognized ii several pict-
ures OF it be taken from different localities
But the diversity grows much greater when
pictures Of the same place are To be made
BY different painters.
The same law Of difference applies as
much TO the pictures Of the mind as to those
designed for the eye. We lately showed up
the glowing cOlors in which the progress Of
the war appears to portion of the loyal
men, whose faith never tires that the merit
battle viii give Us final victory; and we al
30 referred 10 the systematic, unwearied eff
forts Of the COpperheads 10 discourage the
prosecution Of the war by every species OF
exaggeration on the side of our enemy,
andevery possible disparagement of our own
forces, progress aud prospects. From these
opposite and extravagant statements made
by the two parties, We endeavored to show
on either of themi and that tho possible
and probable results of the contest in fu-
ture are 10 be estimated entirely by cont
mon sense and the history of the past.
Since that time we have found an article
onthe situation, from the Augusta Ga
ConstitxtiOnallSt, of June 29th. which is so
remarkable that we copy it entire. 1t comes
ffom point Of view far in the interior OF
the South, from rebel of undoubted South
en loyalty, and from the center of military
operations at the South; and we desire our
readers 10 compare these views Of one who
has lived for years in the fighting districts,
where the operations OF war pass daily be-
lore his eyes, with the labored arguments
and positive assertions Of the Democratic
papers of the North that both Grant and
Sherman have done nothing, and will only
become worse Off every time they move.
We quote:
The magnificent army of Sherman. has
without loss and without battle. forced back
one OF our best armies under a lavorite
Uenerai; ana II he had only intended raid.
Inc destruction vi the vast agricultural III
terest OF the granary Of our State is a loss
"ncn We are III prepared 10 endure. and
totally unprepared TO retrieve The evil is.
nrst, the withdrawal from market Of the
essen-E God; second, the increase Of pop
uiauon, caused by refugees, which makes
an increased demand on the producing ca
Paclty Of the state; third. the increased
Prices which tend TO depreciate the cur
Ieney, which cannot bear another one-third
Iepaalatlon- Then, if it be more than a
falo. and sherman holds his front NV fortifi-
Sss1i1ns. ana his rear by guards, il is an act
nal loss OF empire. - r
lhereiore, with harm actually done
terests involved in the tate of a battle
that sherman may or may not risk; is il
wise 70 tel our people that the invasion Of
Our State Is but stupid blunder" Of the
enemyf
Just eight hours before the battle of Ba-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
Call for 100000 Volunteers.

WASHINGTON. July ls.-By the Pre- sident
u the United states OF America Procla
nation.
Whereas BY the act approved July 4th.
ls64 entitled Al act lurtner To regulate ami
provide Tor the enrolling and Gaining out oil
Tie national forces anu lOr other purposes,
IL Is provided THAT tine President OI the III
led states may al his discretion al any Time
hereafter cali lOr any number ol men -
volunteers iOr the respective terms OF one,
Two or three years iOr military service. ami
That IN case the quota or any part thereof
Of any town, township, ward Ol Il city, pre-
ciuct, OF election district, or of county
not 80 subdnided, shall nOl be- Alled within
me space of MY days alter such call, the
President shall Immediately order a dIaii
iOr one year 10 nll such quota UI any part
thereof lnat may be- untitled.
Whereas, The new enrolment heretofore
ordered. j, 50 lar completed IS that the
aforementioned act OF Congress may now
/ lie put into operation iOI recrmting and he =
M up The strength Ol The armies IN The
ueld Tor garrlsOns ANA such military opera
------ - 49, ----< 49,. IA, nuplItvs-
sion u The rebellion and restoring the author
/ lty OF The lulted states Government in Ia.
Insurgent states
Now, therefore, /, Abraham Lucoln. Pres
F ident OF the United states, DO issue this my
/ call Tor lye hundred thousand 100. 600 vol
unteers Tor tie military service. Provided.
nevertheless, that AL credits that MAY be-
/ established under section eight Of TIE aIOre-
said act, on account OF persons who have
entered the naval service during the pres
ent rebellion. and by credits Tor men furnish
ed 10 the military service IN excess oil calls
heretofore made Tor volunteers. will be ac-
cepteG under TINS call Tor one. TWO or three
years, a. they may elect and viii be entitled
To the bounty provided by the law Tor III,
period of service for which they enlisted
And / hereby proclaim order and direct
that lmmedlately waiter the filth OF September
1864, being iiiJy days from the date Of thi,
call. DRAFT for troops 10 serve Tor one yeal
shall DC held IN every town. township. ware
oi a city, precinct election district. or d
county not ~ sub-dIvided. 10 iii the quota
assigned 10 il under this scale or any part
thereof which may bee untitled by volunteers
on the said iifth day Of september. 1861
la testimony whereof have nereutO sci my
hand and caused the seal Of the United
states 10 be affixed
Done AZ the city Of Washington this 18th
day Of July, in the year Of our Lord 1861
and oil the Independence Ofthe United States
the s9th
(Sgned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President
i ". H. SEWARD. secretary OF State.