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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS,

ExfcuTIyK DEPARTMENT 90 lSpIAN,l
BUREsU oy FISsSoE.
ISpEsSAroLIs. June %. 1854
uNulANA OFFICERS. who have beer are serving N
the army inforu--f that ther Ordnance Returns
81. up and ~ s<<aied the proper Department
and certcates q scguitisncs obtained frs e Gfye.
BY APPLYING 20 Mr. {. r. Rooker Chief Clerk state Ord
nance Department. Office 90 stairs over NNens' bsrd-
store "a West Washington street.. lrd.anApos
Br making above directed o1cers viii dot
y save all fes bat they will be able % settle With TIE
Gvv~rnus~nt and draw ;hetr pay from on- 70 three
mOn,hs cartier than = the business entrusted 20 Claim
Lgerr.
Ny order o'Gc,srnc- aosroS
" n IERREti.
ee6 -ctf enansisf Secretsry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13
Galen's Head Dispensary
Estsbiished in 1880 and Chsrtcre
by the Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treatment OF
SE.HI.T.fL U.E.fK.H'ESS.
AID ~ Arsco-s r. tee Urinary ard Grners'iys org.o
- both Sexes.
JuST PUBLsHEb,
PRIVATE MEDICAL THEATIsI

ON ykNEREAL DISEASES.
~ incisding Goaorhss. Gleet.
:. ! !. ] / | ! ! !. ] ! ! !
Syphilis, S.rictrre, Gravel, stone. n
RSpiures, Pies, Fistrls, Urinary Il
Deposits, sad al Disease 81 The ~
KidDeys, BLADDER, ,Proslrsts Gland. III, .
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FENALE DISEASES. with OBJ MY .
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the body and mind. ard The Authors New T.
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cure. WITH 81 exposs.lo1 % QuscksIJ.
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ard a guSce for married aud slosis. II = he
that gives toe trestnen; o. AL the s5oye dee a
Rngiisk, With fall directiops for self.trsa.r1sn
tsins much valuable information Dot proper
n pablk nctioe. TIE work conts "a TO N z
plates ard engraving % the sbcvs diseases.
address "a q sealed wrapper. OF recsips of
Those afflicted With Sn5 q sho sesve di.ss
placing themselves cndef tbr syas,roert Il
shozl frst res1 this work
OYFTCE-5it Pfas street. between xs-s,s
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of,s-as -t4Sis
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

THE CryReY rs PorITrcs.--A republican jour
nal lays much stress upon and makes some
boast about the fact that large rnnbsr OF the
clergy arc publicly desscrsting their sacred
desks by intermcddling with politic, because
they happen 70 be on the side OF the candidate
which that journal favors. Now more unfor-
tunats circumstance for the destiny Of the
country could not occur than this same inter
ference Of the clergy in secular and political
affairs. All the facts Of history In every part
and In every period Of the world show Chat the
darkest, bIoodiesi and most disastrous times
were when the government was under the
dominion Of the clergy. II was 80 in Spain
when tho Inquisition ruled by its cowled and
mereiless masters, and the shadow Of . living
death was over all the land. 10 France, whom
religious fury bcgat st. Bartholomew on the
oQs band end 9ercs Hugueaes persecuupa
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
rhs prsstdentfnI suecession-TheU Untca
Qucstion-The Heysld Platform.

We have very little faith In party platforms
They are the work OF irresponsible poli.icians
and are expressly con;rived 10 cheat the
people. Poor Pierce, for INSTANCE, in 1852 was
brought ont and triumphantly elected upon
the popular Union platform of Henry Clsy's
great peace measures Of leJ0- and what fol-
lowed The deliberate violation in 1854. by
poor Pierce and his party, Of the pledges upon
which they came into power. in that disastrous;
revolutionary act the repeal .. the Missouri
compromise, which wac q part Of Mr Clay's
adjustment. What next? Ia 1856 the dem o.
cratic nominee declared that he was 20 longer
James Buchanan, but The Cincinnati platform
which was the Union first aud lss. Yet before
the close Of 'his administration Mr. Buchanan
practically recognized the rIgh, Of any State
10 break up the Union, in quietly permitting
the organization and arming Of Southern re
belliou, corfedcracy against the Union
These cases Of poor Pierce and poor old Bu
chsuan have shown us tha. there is no reliance 60
be placed in party platforms. And why should
there be u Did the late shoddy Convention at
Baltimore. or the more recent shent- per sbent
Convention at Chicago, possess any authority
20 bind any party 70 lis plattorm' Not psrti-
Gle. Tue seit-consttuted law makers OF the
republican party from sheer necessity rcnomi-
mated Mr.. Lincoln; but, NJ II 70 show his con-
temp. OF their assumed authority, ia accepting
the honor conferred he dsty told them that he
would oonstrue their platform to please him
self The managing copperbeads Of the Chi
ca0o Convention nominated General MQCIer-
Ian not FROM choice, but from comptl,ion; and
.he, 100, in accepting the nomination fatty In
formed bis would-bc masters that he had q
platform Of his own by which he should be
guided. Anticipating trouble Of some sor,
| from their revolutionary declaration OF prlnci.
pies, tho managing copperhesds al Chicago
further declared that Copveayeg = permspea'
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS NEws.

rhs British bark yoyasor, from Montevideo arrived
yestcraav sho brings iitle Or no news The rsvo
luton ia the Bsnda Oriental s,in continued rhsn shc
sailed with bus little prospect of abatement On the
2oth " Ause General reported 10 Re within
sir n.lOs " Aouiet ldeo.
u lie roard of Aldermen yesterday spicy Ommupi.
cstoa va received from City Inspector Boo'e wildcat
ing buiset from The chsges preferred srspst him by
the Mayor the former meeting Of the Board. Soon
Afterwards mcsssse from Mayor sunther read
moving Nj BoOie rom Once. Bosh papers sere referred
10 The spscis committee having this matter in charge
comuiitee Of lve appointed 70 make Arrangements
for the funeral Of Alder Peter Michel, after which
tbs Board adjourned uDta Thursday afternoon.
n. Board ot Councinsn me-, yesterday afternoon, and
er,sr concurrips with The Aldermen In resolutions rss
,v. 10 The death Of rAldsrman Mitchell they ad,oursst
ont Of rsepsct for the memory oft deceased.
tny issu.c,or Booe vw rstNdsv Drycd VIII Eavo
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

on the other In England, whom the vigor Of
the saints during the Oromwellian republic.
and preceding it, laid the basis Of retaliation
which burned sayagsly In the fires of Smith
field in the days Of James and Mary. In
Germany. during tho bloody wars which
succeeded the Reformation. In our own
land to-day we can trace the cause OF
this fratricidal strife-the evil passions which
have made men even as tigers-maioly to the
clergymen of New England, to their public de-
ciamaton from the pspit upon questions
purely political, and the under current Of in
auence which they exercise in private.
Piety and politics have no affinity. Look at
the piety of JEFF. Davis and the piety Of Abra-
ham Lincoln; both Of whom call Almighty God
to witness that they are shedding the blood OF
their fellow creatures for His glory. II Is not
subject for boasting, but for sorrow and
shame, that SO many of the clergy are meddling
in politics, The safety of tho country never
can be secured until they are compelled to
remain in their proper sphere, which is TO take
care Of the eternal welfare Of their hocks and
to preach peace and good will to men.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

AxUsEAEsTs THIS svESISG.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

AcApExNpr MUSIC, Irving pl.oa-Ir.l'.s orssA-
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

BEs. woop IN GRny.--uon. Ben, Wood is ,s
distrcr. lie Is faming, frcttlny and odgctinn
and sll about nothing. lie wants very bady
to 90 TO Congress, and no thinks that we arc ~
ot,ruc!lsa ~ as .var;. Vat AsyA rsss psaa
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

eARDKs. Rro.dvs, TIC or,cssr
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

wALLHcKs THEATRE, Broadway. Tax coxPAor.
vINTkR GARDEN. B.oaauy-scnoor or RryoRs-
Low
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway-M,wrrs cHuy,tx
NEW BOwERr THEATRE. Bowory. -CoSucr M.n
auis-HArrr MAs-HAG or Tne ToNss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
DESTRUCTIVE FiGr ~ CCLCNHI


Tie Columbia "G,I:.;,.i.,." rive. the .o.io"
;nc account Of an extensive ;-2 '::.;c;: oec"r-
ed there on the l9th in&,pr;:
s most disastrous fire occurred IL Columbia
yesterday. bY rrh;oh pr1rec.y 10 me amount
Of several millions oi dollars WA specify
DESTROYED. It's cause remains uhkn@wa. J..
broke ou. abont 1915 il. ", il lho central
cctiGn .had u Lid square o., lazy street. ncz.
TO I.icEandor's toui.3rJ an machine shops.
ard VI aiil IS spread 20 be two 9ther sheds Of,
the sane ra'Iarc, and ..::l ~. - rapidly !cG ot
'ihc spG3e Of the :trcct sera-4.!rg !. tc0uH the
sauGrc mex. ab3Ta - the east. ga me square
i;rsy named, I'll the buildings Containing CRIT
TN, ani 9na con!a!nirc $50 steam crg.:.e-,
eight or zen Gmga.r ,G!is, gv!eE Ei!! AM cast.
inra, ware destroyed Tho cotton W S5jgG[
hyJ. n. Blakely : Co.. t!.o nils *. 'o'anG
cd to John Alexander. n@e Iu;i'iia; .,g.3;''a,
the sont:; Gn tai: spare rrc3 Sas-H -. 80
5xeT;icIs, ard by the cG:r%eiI" :."d p'r'"i
assistance o. Caps!:,i Sspa '".t IL. a"rrl&"5
Ct eighty nicn.
IswaI 6 ci:Eica. H.. 10 Nv ;';;s tE.:;:a@.
nnNeioa-t 81 &c yar ~ r:h"Gs =. IL. t,Hh =.
ration o. lie wei; n,r.:. a:II GO u Ia, ~.
near q it. !. e,t;nn shell on &c sq0"sr "h2Ya
ard several rcsi,c'ec. W." consa.o.!. ,.:.-
cotton was also aicrrc: hy hinhc!y ( g.. I've
Of the dwellings ba!or.zai - Z. y. ts.-t"'.--
Caatain Casson was heavy sni;er"r---.o,'"s;
his dweili0. ari a";acusa', furniture. @a@
valuable stores Of provisions, 4 eon's.c:.9.=
quantity o. rice, y;cs!ed beef. pork and OCH.
killing ho9:. Lorer IN the LAY, aaon' ;i:,' =.
y, the 1..mca e. cG2.,l - lie cn,tnH sh"d
owned ~ J. C. Gibher. IN the western cle"e'
ii the gas wog,2'a lo,. yha iuiiiiug a1Ii jii
bales r.lan cj:tJa wcr2 soon pas ree0Tc-r'.
,:rrr;<c Ia. iaen eynrassa1' ~ II; los e. '"I"
building. Il IS thguFa' ta::, ~ i":'7. IN"
co:snn Nigh. hare hecu saved.
ia estimated that 80 bale Of nt:a94
aa2 $50 bales Of zen island, IN IA" tanGs q
B!Ahel7 s Co., and 800 ha!c: Of 1"l'".'. b..
longing t. Mr. Gibbas. ], aooEt the ain5un- o,
The loss Of cotton. Ne .aye nos iaaJiia- tlt
rttcat q! insurance, except ma. there "Es
rene on the cotton 9f Mr.. Gii'6e=, AMI that
ar Hits !. User liasinS 40 ':.Trra n@e,! u
III. amount Of $l09oo, on lot "t cnaot
stored with Bskey & Co. NJ A'eEan4er,s
loss will proximity equai sjl,or'. We here
no doubt that many persons have lost con
siserably, aod tina: the sFea:es: lo:s, though
il may be nomina!iy less than :hsso mention
Ell, has fallen upon PERSONS Tho Lave been
d;soosseesed Of home and iis comforts.
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NJ; S('h---s.--t.: ~ VI u g. ".-"2.,
IA 29s.;r4ct u 80 %4hi!il-Si'F ""'@ :
Me- Ger ESD d'-grrTJFet "'ht t5t1r>I na' pr
FER, ar tn, reverse, ADD ''',r'1-' "a, l. u
nGent sustained aH5 au't 'tAa; I'~' lhAI'":
The "ri"r ot the trT bs'i2$ he b.it 70 e.
tatils!l an lhTai'l Cora II 80, III: 70 80 O.
.ur. MILE, p,stH*nrt na::s I&.-t"T ueN:.
The BAL 10 ;cr"a:r III, ctic:eHcY D.! i.
army hy the a1al i1ymtGt To-: Tee #ec:15s .oa
sla7at II certain G:.!GI;t.r5 MAS l.,c-. CQ "a
ton Ct ,lr Mus, tASea Up.
In: bill ptcS:las fEaL vi !na:a 'rc, n".~,.'e
between :I.r ~&c5 q ..Ehtoen AMI if!,v yer.
sh:.!! b.. -: .slir :" re'iorH. -..1h 2a.:"a
in connection Ti.' 81. hg:'u'H: oj ior :. -
lions. attendance Il arsr',;s. i.r';.-.",... Il
mncar;ais 4, war. :; =, To- :'.r""t%fY "t7
NAV ,r,s..r;i,, and l,So au.lu-.4r IL S;e-e-
Of Wsr :, am-i,r E .i;njt..r li",;eS, -, .Gan@
nal, r.,.,, H.. c,,, o.. ~ ~ iriou, :. tic
80, =: -, --r,i.o n.y. ye.,,Ihc. r., 'ra.
nssr,., viii T.. .j;.c,si ,,,r.: ,l,i,l,a.. and
.lsy.u dollars In,n:f; ;le r,.es To li. s.:.y@-
ard 10 case o. ...a i,5s . avs D tn i.l:Gr
rro;a a;,T cauecs con1"st",i via '..air c;a lays
mani. 40 Dgnct. az. {, j.. ;,.Ga,a,. :.eL .,i.a
fail ,:,lus. Of ..:,, s."a; :... killed. ar4.ni.
II on tne,a farms . sufficient ,u,. Der pi ..T,t
cnn,J ,. he cha, aus. t.r S.c-.tlrr. - var viii
haze Authority to iIri.roa.
! Mr. Halu,Six. Of Firgiai.. mc~ad = a.ritH3
by aidu;, q provision t:at dis ah,u.i l..- &c.,.
! rlv 70 free reefccs ongaaed IL rhs ara&n,.:.a
.; l,.d Of f,ya.n. J.. su;r1r. II Us aiar..'-
iac;. in sa;d rl:.5 although h>'o.: IL i.2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

WILL 1T BE BoRxE-The Savannah ere
publican" says the telegraph yesterday
brought intelligence of the shooting down, in
cold blood, Of a number of our troops By
Burnside's officers in Tennessee. for no other
reason than that the poor fellows bad zap
tursd clothing wagon and were covering
their nakcincss with its contents. If sual:
outrages be allowed, then We might as we'll
have no government at al, Tor it will have
failed to protecrsits own soldiers who are
fighting it's battles. Az many men rs fell
under the inhuman order, should be forthwith
taken from the Richmond prisons, aud, with
out word of threat Or boast, made to pay the
penalty and atone for the cruel wrong. Will
It be done1
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For The EnQfire,


Messr4 Editors: Take the following sus-
zes:trn Cor what it is worth:
suppos" thai all men who have substitutes
n FAC array, ',o, otherwise subject to military
dut7. are oaarnd exemption upon condition
TIA: they viii furnish and deliver monthly or
quarterly fixed quantity of grain, OF forage,
or nc.i.; 10 the government, free of cost--thc
",eupticr +" rcsse, beyond renewal. on the
first fainrc TO comply with the condition.
IL seems to me the government would there's
Inv secure the Interested services of q, large
number of the most active commissary and
ousr,rrmaster agents that any government
cyar had, maay Of wham would even become
,.raInear4 ,o,sccuro. beyond hazard, the means
.! cpntirncd exemption. A contingent sa>
,.utasa woni be found in the interest which
..aca &c these contributors would feel those
u.na we're got producers) 10 keep prices down.
J ! W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

AExAn.M Ll>coLS.--In public aud in pri-
atc, upoa thorcughiares and ut social ,ircles,
Mi zines. and in all places, whore citizens
re accustomed 70 speak their minds freely,
ny man who ~ not willing or actually deaf
NAV hear Abraham Lincoln denounced As a
low, cunning fanatic. an unscrupulous parti-
xan, and perurcd agistratc.-l New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
BETWEEN PRE5I-

DENT DAVIS AND POPE Plus X
yhs lsl!owia;s correspondence l'':"'"a ii'0
p1ssidant ii lhr C1nfei5f.1e 0th'a' Aao A!s
hohuesa Pope Plus The Ninth. WAS el:citea
by the published letter 81 the latter dated III
October, 1862, to the Catholic Arch1ishops s'
New York end New Orleans, eajoining them
10 employ their prayers and influence for die
restoration Of peace:
PRESIDENT DAVIS TO HIS HOLINESS PUrE Plus
TnENIETH.
ExEcUTIvE OFrICE.
Richmond, Sept. %. lSG@ o.,
Most J-snerab!s Chief Of the Holy See ana
Sovereign Pont!f Of The Roman CaN'"c
Church
The letters which your Holiness addressed
to the Venerable Chiefs Os tho Catholic clergy
in New Orleans and New York, have been
brought to my attention, and | have read
with emotion the terms it: which you are
pleased to express the deep sorrow with
which you regard the slaughter, Rim and
devastation consequent Qn the war now ~aged
by the Government Of the United States
against the States and people over which |
have been chosen to preside, and in which
YOU direct them, and the clergy under their
authority, to oxhort the people and the rulers
t, the exercise of mutual charity and the love
of peace am deeply sensible OF tue Chris
tian charity and sympathy with which your
Holiness has twice appealed to the venerable
clergy of your Church, urging them {" use
and apply all study and excrEon for the res
torati6n of peace uad tranquility.
!, therefore, deem it my dUly To offer 10
your Holiness 10 my own nnrie, a:!d III that
Of the people of the. Confederate States, Tie
exnrcssi1n Of our SncoIe and cordial apYra-
ciation OF the Christian charity and lore By
which your Holiness is actuated, and ~ assure
you that this people, at whose hear!hstores
the enemy is now pressing with threats ot dire
oppression and ricrcilsss carnage. are now Gad
ever hare been earnestly desirious that this
wicked war shall cease; that we have offered
at the foots,ocl OF Oar Father who is III iiea
yen PRAYERS inspired by the same feelings
whiuh animate your Holacss that zee desire
10 evil to our enemies, nor do We oovet any o:
their possessions but ere ouly struggling to
the end that they gllsll cease 20 dcvasJate our
land AID nfict useless aud crual s!a0ghte"
.uron cur ;enr,a. ara that &c lie permitted 10
i've At peacc with al! mankind. under car OWL
laws aud institutions. which protect ever inan
in the enjoyment, not only Of MS te:nru7;!
rights, but Of the freedom OF VIZ chipping g
according 10 his own faith.
|, therefore, pray your Holiness 70 accai.:
from me AMI from tho people Of these CoEsd
crate States tho assurance I eur EiOcerc
thanks for your ef,rt to aid tho cansc %
peace ana OF cur earnest wishes that your
Tic may be prolonged, arL that Gc-! r,ny have
yen in His holy keeping.
tSignedl JEFFERSON paws,
PrSSi,en; oc me Confederate
Slatur q America
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

E,s-Ea< C,so.IsA-The Yankees made q
raid through llgde conasY, not loag since, du-
r;nr w}.i>n ;bcy destroyed an immense amount
81 rs2pa.yy. cSos;srins Of provisions, stock,
Sc ts! .i.e :,a,uCf Judge Donnel they burned
So &,r4e,.i barrels OF corr. besides de-
s.rr ,i..s, ostar property on the farm of great
rahy;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

SHOCKING MURDER.-A most shocking mur-
der was committed at Altoona, q small village
Gu the Western and Atlantic RAILROAD, fnrty
miles North of this city, on Saturday night issi.
Tho victims were Mr.. Hampton and his son,
living in the village OF Altoona, and engaged i'll
shoe making.
Early in the night, some unkuown rerson OF
persons appeared in front of Mr.. Hampton's resi-
dence and MADE the usual cry of "hallga." when
Mr Hampton and his son both appeared at the
door, where tive or six shots were fired at them,
killing the old gentleman instantly. aud MORALLY
wounding his son, who fingered until Sunday
night and died.
Who the perpetrators Of this ua'y and cow
ardy crime are, is yet unknown. but energetic
efforts arc being made to ferret TIER, cut. aud We
trast the guilty parties may be arrested and
brought TO juSiice.-( Atlanta Confederscy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

The unwarrantgbleuse made. by the Wing"
IN ito assoc Of yesterday, Of the name Of the
editor q, this paper wss so gross VIOLATION
of professional usage ANA courtesy. that We
fell it to be only necessary to call the atten'
ton OF tbs editor Of ,h2: pancr to it to prevent
liz repetition in future.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

The i,,,oreeptel Correspondence, published
IL. the Norrhcro papers, entitled 1.-The Lamar
D3caments," may lead some persons to sup
uas. ,hat the Hon L. O. G. Lamar, Of Mis-
.issippi, is the gentleman referred to. This
il ;rcnrroes. The Lamar whose name occurs
IN ,i.oae letters. is Mr.. &. a. l.. Lamar, Of
Sag.nngn, Georgia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

Ga!J ona cotton will is COW zf!naiog ct Lowell,
Mass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
WuSiyi u HnHorGbW Fire JEFFERSON DAVIS.
ITutSfdi fcdsutarHm Am"rir rHgimW'm,
Richmond:

PTueSid fcds3utarHm -AmCrir rHgi"H"m,
Richmond:
Prs 7 IN
illl..-is ct Honorabiiis Nir SuioecM U:nn.
qua par Graf benevolcntia nupcr excepimus
Niros u NObilitate tun misses. Ut Nolia tGas
redderent httcras die =, prrXimo elapsl meA-is
Septemhris datas. Non mediccrem .ccrte
voluptatem crpimus, cum ex eisdem y!ris,
nc Nobilita,s tuae Ltteris int-lieAerimus
Quihus tum laetiti@ trm grat:ssimi erSa
nos ania,i motibus ctfectu> fUeriS, lllu"-
iris CT Honorable. Nir, uh! priIoum noyistj
nUstras Litteras ed istos veDerahiies fratrcs
Joannem Archicpiscopum Nee-Ehora cen
seln, ct J1annem Nova Aurclia ArchiopiSc5
pun die Is Octobris superhero ammo seriptas,
Quibus ipsos Venerabiles Fratres etiam atGuc
etism excitarimus, ct eShort2ti iuimuG ut pro
egrcgia eorum pietsto ct EPISCOPAL 5aiiic,tu-
dine omnem intentissilno studio 0rcfam Nos
tro quoeue nOmine impenderont, quo farala
oivile be!lum in istis rcgiouibus cxortum tincm
haberet, ct isti America populi communcna
inter SO pRcem ct concordiGIn denuo ob5iuo-
rent, az mutua, Sc curitate diligerens. n
pergratum Nobss fuit agnosccre, Te lituSar'a
ct uonorabilis fir, istosque populo5 cisdem
pacis az tranquiltatis sensihus esse auimatos,
quos incrmmemoratis. Nostris Litteris I'd
pre- iictos Venerabiles Fratses dGtia tautop"Te
inculcav;nug. Atqus ,utinam eli quoquc Is
tarum regionum ropuli, eornn!ua noaora-
torres seri0 considerautes guam grave. ct guam
luetrQsum sit intcstinum bciIura veint, tran
quilIatis animi, pacis inire c. anplce:i coz
ailia. Nos quideln baud dcsist2 m1h fprvcn-
tissirlls precious Deum Opsimum Maximum
orare, CT. obseerare, ut super onnes ;s:os
America pnpulos christisrie caritatis ct pecis
srir;tum eEunlat, eosque 4 tantis, quihas
attliguntur malis. cripiat, h'que ab i?S5
cemeatissimO ,aiserati0num Domino e:ian:
exposcimus, ut mobilization Tuam divinn SUE
grate lumine ilMstrct 1t rcrfecta NobigcunI
caritata coniungat.
Datum Rome apud Sanc.um Pairrm de :
De.embris Ammo 1863. Pontitia'us N's'ri hnnO
Decimo Octave. PiCS L. i. TX.