davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30

United State. 70 Wa.hirgton and thence to Rich
mond. pc-'rcrip; adds that Mr. 1hompson Is mot
with hem, "hc has not been siayins with snce
our soourn in Cansds."
sir. Giceley icrlc, uric- date Of July = w stat
ing That the statements rr-de such that induces
him TO apply to tie I4rsidcni ly telegraph os l-o j.
instructions.
Tho Confederate eren,s rudcr sare ia'c sienifv
their readiness 90 await the Tee, 'ot VI I'll, J. .dcurs
Instructions.
Under dat 81 J.y 10, Mr. C5c.lt vfr- 'hGt &c
ctpcu next asv instructions by rnl.
The Conn .ss ont-s cr!y that tho' ru'' ie1ycCiii-
ton. 10. da,, but vii srtiin ia t1o to .o,c,vc
Nj. Greeley clmuur ration Not ir c-dcr comet.
the io!lp- ,ne i,,.,. ton ;hc T.. 3D. ut,i the u.ici
states.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

A slrUAT wANTBD-BY A PROTESTANT GIRL,
"A to do housework in small private family, goou
referencr. Cali 2ol West 25th between sth ana t
ava, IN the rear.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

Mares perfectly matched. sound kind snd scn,le very
handsome been used private family Tor twa years anu
hne condition. Price e500 Inquire al Brewster Co
vSFriaes faeiory, corner ~ Broene spa Neil strsea
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
WRENCH ADvERrIsEmEsrs

nS DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE DiBsFANrs yEAN.
~ caso pour une Vile yeislnc. So lr seuser al No
Breyoort House, yendrcdl su ss0es Esnp ssbs sew
bs-yss
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

no GENTLEMEN.
FAIL GOODS.
Jus, opened for
Full DRESS AND WALKING SUITS,
among whicn Is ar iu,uce Of
iCOlCu uEAriiERs
Our AL style OF garments 7rn nov ready
john W. MCKINLEY,
J65 Broadway oast corner priuc..
and opposite Ball. Black co = store
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
CLOTk1EVG.

A ITENTfON AT THE new STORE ia THIRD
n avenue, ladies' ard gentlemen gua anteed 10
he highest prices for Cast or wearing Apparel Fr
nlre Carpets the Southern ud Western
Please fontember 10 y g. MlSlI. lt Trd avenue near
Fourteenth street Ladies attended oy MIRA nirh Rrook.
Ign OF Iers attended TO-
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

SPLgNDfD SADDLE MARE FOR StIE-is Ma
- hrgsny heV. with silky black ani long hogigs
taL u decatey formed so.nd sind ant gente, aud
st.rcd the most stylish saddle beasts thai 'hr
PARK. She years nt. ant travels Ne1 sngls
tonb.e harresa can b. ne New England stables
go seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

, TTESrTON LADIES AND GENTS can RECEIVE
\ ttc ughss prices Tor East OF Cothing alto Carpets
and 3e8t rs. ~ Lil ing or addressing ABkAitAMs
- seventh aycBpc between Twenty nth and R~eag
stFtrls. iadeE attc ndcd 70 by Mrs A0rahsmn
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8 E + m i I d t cS.
Die Mus1iefernno bee MeniAen.
Nduber6 MreMe4eS.

1IQuOer6 Nr0ueue61 4t
Gor BON Sbtp, ether Der Gubrer Der
Rupferl6lansen IN, Mep dlentantenbaule,
beantraste neulid eine Nslolution, pabtn
'lduteno, pab bic Nuslieferune etnes lpans
ilden llntertbanen, melde Der prdfbent
aneepronet bat, pbne bier,u burh Yertrag
ODER @elts 9ebunben 3u ietn, eiue @erleyz
ung Der @pnftitutirl, ,lnp pes 8Dlferrebz
tes besan9etl.
Goleeupes III Der 5a9Yerbalt bieler
BON ben Greuont lenten nit 10 repliber
Abfi@t aussebeuteten 0eselesenbeit:
SIN lebten Sabre purpel Elm Srpeer In
Gnslanp Sebauter Dampfer mad Gobir
setradt rort an lpanil9e Gieentblmer
iibertraSen, unb unter ipaniider Ua9ge
nit papieren filrbir lpanilde Snlel Ser
,lanpo Yo an Der afrifantlden &lfte su
anideinenb efitbliden banbelsspsden
oerieben. 3u GernanDo go tpurpe Der
Dau,pfer inpab raiA leiner 3aouts e,,tle<
biet unp NIT etpa 1900 Sflapen puuae<
padt, NIT melden q in Gle na6 Cuba
8iaG lpD er Ie IN. leBtel Nopenber an
Der 8dae bes DiRritts lanrtie, be6en
Nife9ouuerneur pamals Dberf Sole Mu<
0unni, Mrouellts mar.
DberR Don Sole ArNutQee ideint cine
gtpaaptbsit II @ilhdfien btfasrla ~ ba<
ben, pel4e ieltIt ben erunbiaslciefen
lgnnfee, BON BEN mir nod DtbSrt, aussts
aei6ynet bnbeit n,ifr6e. Sbme 9fi3eifeI
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ScllctriitiiHes.
Sic Nei,,e,,.
faiir bie @taots,eituua.)

Sic sNeillell. {.
(8ar bic Staatsseituns.)
.yures Gaaars lltaitn lau{denb
Nsit he's @tlassr mil gem Obre.
Gu9 in Ans1teeiinn beraui&enb
Gastst ibr In Baltimorf.S $:IsS
sMibts als Sseuert0lleetersu,
prosnnmari1an' unb 9Dansifer.
Glerfs unb r@1cbty" g Gen.raeicre,,
@9mub'se Murten, i1nnus'se Geiaer."
r@9mas' &C 1austne9t, shsfelpuber
2inspln . anf bfn. S6pbty1-xbrpne,
wrs6!afaien unb gdmarussr
@6mub ger Weebs unb Ganifrcnt.1
r2urrupiisa Sslapuu' ne 0auae,
MaRi9mer BON bsm @reenbddfutter.
Bon tsr wliinbruns BraB Bic Bauts
9Eie setrGnit IN eyed uub Butttr.s
rs9warm sefrd6'ssr, i&mub's rDrobnen
@dparnt blutlausenber 9dmpsren.
Die ben Bruter ni1t serl6cnen,
gD.nn fe Blut unb Bente ipiiren"
rSbr fcut balbisf BE 8raft-Iritte
rIeutf&er~ Natitalen foRen.
90 ,pilla rteutf@e1 Ireu inb @itte. -
@prad's Der r@roD CARR sun Bottom.
limb er blidet Il, bte Nunte
llnb CT priift bic Glemente,
9p Ste feierlide @Mnbe
@ab i'm .t.uti1en" partan,,nts.
Cine srobe, dtte 81 einbeit
Sbut i6 auf ben 3iieen malen.
Diele st ei-nbeit it bic Gtnbeit
uDemptrat|ber &abitalen.""
Dieie @ einbeit 1T ets Masens
&eint @ebniu&t, bab atnuns er
Sfrits'. Des rabitalen &laaens
Neiner @runt ijt-reintr 9uneer.
Mat bem 8rppforb { tn e s @&maebten,
Meine 9uct, bic Beut' su bafdtn,
8pQ au pirppfsn, reines Iradten
Gid titrein geleerten Sal9en.
Gang 3erri0en, pbne Ginbeit
Sn bsn alt1bSditen Brassn
@inb lie .inia in Der Neinbtit
Sbrer SurefaIt fir ben Maser.
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~Uarners Spme.~
Sat ltnD yDarbiuabaus

Bon p c u ! 81 G Ger.
Sterts StraBe, hinter pem u@inslpm. Ser{es
st. paul, Wtnn.
Dteles bssistte @aithaus it nit ausae;ei6ne
tel Stallnng fir so @jeipann Nierpe uup ri
nent bublbfu 6sfreum nit bellem, ftaremS ueui
gBallsr perleben. Jeses 0sfabrte fnsst hin!
ldnglites Sbsad sbsnlu 1T cine cute uus ae..
ltlohfne ysro fir so Naar Cattle bel bsn
5auie. 5eu unb ale nbtbtssn S5ittcrunoe,, be
ltanbig unc in grrbsm 8prratb spstanbsn; bes
slsidtn faufe id folbe Jiistsraues4 4MrtifeI fort
ipdtrene fiir guarpreife.
.SeOnlttss einrihtans, ipssis Speile unS @e
trante somme il faut.
DauI Ofesoer
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@1{ig s rif,

W abinstpn-St Straes, pbere2anbuns,
ct. paul, Mtnn.
Danftar fir ben bisberisen 3uiprud beebrtf6
Der unterseianete, csn1 peuti9en yublifunn in
Minnelota an3uaeisen, bab er ieine Giiiefabrit in
persrSBsrten MaBfatf in seinem neuen Stein4e.
bambe singerihtet bat, unb ii i'm 9tanbe, feline
Aunpsn nit tem aleemfin belittten
Nremium=G Gff1e
3u perleben. Ginfa6er iomie Dpppfl.G III i'm.
mer ;u bem niebrisiten preiie su baben.
Disler Gig 1T ausssseittnst gum Ginmaaen
prattilden Gbemiter Dr. Neib nilTeni1aftIist un.
terludt. Derielbe fanb i'm nplfpmmeu re- II. u.
empftklt ibn auf's Befs gum Gamilienstbraua.
8. Meis.
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slesnten :. /. Wfinu. Staatsseitnns.~
Senoercn, Serr u. Sud Jun.
Wsw linn unp BROWN @ountY 8r. Uprlter,
OF. peer unp 9tieolst &tY S0. Sdimmel,
5t.Wntcns 1t. Minniapplis, ,Srtbu. Rnptiau9,
Carver ct. Suit,
Wantato 5err JIltus 8. 5artmann.
5tiu patcr unS gBalbiugton StY ct. 5btFer,
2bnona uup Binona @tY Sr. 6ilbtr.
8saacptaiu 5srr SreasD. 6egbcrltart.
Hurtsault, Jtiee Gu., 6err Gjptify. oledfhltsiu.
Rfae5 sanpns, $. Dnsrre.
9tse 9Sirs, 5srr 5pbn 5riserid.
Blbaltaw> G,eerg 5uber.
os Grrhc. 5err 5sil.
BaTllo Gity, 9Disc. Or. S1uttlrs. .
sfibarb Sprs, Smatonna.
6ranf pirsirr, esrino!pn.
Hcdfrro, SSristt &c., Spbn 9ubelder.
NSiltpr, @aiera Co., Sol. Miasss.
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II C. ~ ~
IIn{9io,a @5nnn,s n nem Nrnner 51nte
|ilnttnsfnnp,n. "a rem gl,.in 1 b etlpos / ilor II
,no,I,ht nnyh.n s,n, S,,nn e5e Grc,Iirn
ana,S m,rn. nonnn An nnhern I, N,,nro,n En- En-
nnilSt, honh o,hoht knhen cd, .,,,sio
m;e I "a III lnlm,n q G,rIenenheite1, ,,,nebt
4 snohom, lont, gsi.n,n,o,,n g1i, SER, 9,Y
spiIitxrs trinfen ben l1noormein mi
Gbomnooner nls ob a Weiabier ndre
mn, nann,, hob,n 4, nam hnlt an, n,,n,rr
sD3nrosn irhipere 2SSnfe triibe M,Ioe,, mi
unil%,re Sdnbe Sd fenne II bfelen
end unler,, 0n6pioen oan, o,,t
! ssSrnh mien,mnrna W,rtro,,sn IN 81,
Ghth,it IA @ris va va mar m id M ,,itbt n oo,,,
,ufrirnenosfa,lIts ss, 4 m d nm
riht FIX nrb Il ann ann, Nj, 81 MIR lsnn Bie,
nrn,on,, lnotr ;d,. sob,r mid niinft ri,
| fSnnsn 4, & s;sien @tiid 6 ar = midi fDroidi, -
| ia o,n,,a bonb,l,,. sd, 4 nil i Sen Briei
ben, y : toIien nerrn g,enomnf ,,ioen. pt,
| SIC honbfhrift un1ers @ndpioen = an, be-
item fennt, nnp ,pilI i,be,,. NOS y er Dan,
iaot
Dielrr tolle Ser Weppm,,f nun, ,pie e.
bei Der Dienerldoft bief. yp,, ,pelher oiez
!. ~ ~ ~ "a ~, WV, ~ '. - ON ~
rx4. ~ NY. an ha..a az, M NV
ala Seiner Greellen, iilnoffer 9srurer Ser
ass;a a.D .."s. . lesa,s nssns as,.. s,,n -,
SnavsSs ~. eMs NV s.'p',a. s W., oS !, ~.
.n...s!.p,. ~ ~ o n..vla.,y. al p0s.a,
n, nv. ~ S1s9,un. %n WV. - a.e ae ea.s l.u'
W.... WY n..v'. IAu a'.u.I.. - { h NV. aues .'1,
S.asl.. ;4 unu ss gpn 0'a, ~ A'as wv M.sVe ,yu.
y..'''9o '.suv''s. wy u.o pi IVY ~. ouu:'
.nu =. n.y.. spsvs ''lln's'.1 et' 3
.'sa.Ss.V'ts,a'n! s.'Ss,s,,, T ao11 .ual aas.
g..ss..n pu..s s'as D.saae usut sevaD1
Iav s'Os' ~ gpst v..'!sAl'v.a uuv.. ua'bs.
n;n..' Isaan ~. pa1.. l.'n ~ S'Ob.a ~, ps.n
.1. .aasn ea..vs.u.u'v. u'v wv. pp.. .a ,.'..'
.1.' nata!. .pp.s1t ~ us wv s.n 1av.s.
b.yu'', w syu. i1u't s'.uoss.psuu -u.a.'1'
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6. Sabrga1lg,

e "
Die llllnneIota staato5eitun9,
sds Sci Orittem unb @aba baw-
Strabe, inc Grsppe bpd,
yl9cint leesn Samltas unp fpltet swei
Doll. ptr Jabr, in 8oraushesabluns.
nssins 9fumm mfrn fpfen S Cents.
Seeinsmnscn.
Mssunirsn iaan man suirsene elmer 3sitSea
,5abrss;cpp sHnasn pisoemN announcement poran<
sebsaoen 9tun,msrn nibt naetstlauht werpeu.
Ger 5ub|c,ipteus- 8stras sanit insfctsnir-
seno :iaer su,en Sanf sinseibidt werbsn.
.lSs5- lS,un @ets III resiltrirten Driefen ser<
loren s,bt, itassn mir esM8erlaIt; ep@ MiHtin
nnrssilfrirtra Ssiefeu.
2ar Mittsluuesu, 0slssr VI. {. @. llns 3n
abpreiEren:
", -. aiefer, patIilase-
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5attler= Waaren
bel
ShdS. TreuitD,

Mrberttrabe, spilten Der 4ter1 lit1o 5ten,
sE .' CT. Yanl.
Dsm sseErtsn bsatlben publtfum bierntit bic
eraebene Mnseigs, baB In benz gertaufs!psate bes
nutsrseibneien &eitldttel in peridieoensr JaGpn.
Vfsrbessltiry unb &iem3sug, Veitlfesn unb 5alf-
fIblaaenaeMrtifelg gut aearbeitet H. wobf.lsu baben
ane, io!pis in Dehen Werifatt auf 8efeanns an-
ssfertist perhsn.
6tas. Greunb.
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6bas. Nreune.
@rpBer
Geppih- anb Gaptttn : labfn,

Mro, 225, Srittt etrabe. Rbsers Blvd,
ct. Hanl, Nsinn. b
Bsltanbig pprratbts cine lroBe Mnsnabl
5epptbe, SeltGdeI WatraBen, Geniterz
gptbanse, Rouleaur, Bettfepern,
d Eapetett Y. -.
Meue @Iier lansen bfjfanbis an, unb tpersen
fo billis nie rtSslih serfduft. 'sr IL. u
E=S pplferarbeit tpirb auf 8eiftanng asu,a&t.
30t--1Y. s.. .. 5trens.
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nnipu Sptei,
gde Der 9Sabalbam= unb 4ten StraE,

son Wf. elmer.
Nsu erbaut, esrauriis, init brsen unb freunS
lt9sn 3tmmsrn serlsben, tpie bisiss 5rts in, bic
tst es be1n Neifenetn bic berrIi9iiea geauemliet
telten nsben gut eereitetsr &pIt uup Der biaiele,
See1fnung, ictpie CUTE Gstranfe al, Ser Bar.
1eraumige Staaung III Bel bem Saule, nm
peBgalb ben tSarmern namenilit 3a fmpiebIsn.
Neiienbe unb beren65epGd mer6eu frei spu M,
mad Der 9anbuna befSrbert. 159
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4 . 1e 1T q Il It 8-b q / |
Sadlcnitrabe s,pilbsn Der 1. u, S.
deucniiher 1llIte1aut,,a aAeI. O y

OF. paul, =. -. ssp;nni
Metnen 5reunben Anb sinsat sesbrtsu WubIt
rum, e,e ergetsne Nnse;ae, baB i'd sigen nsueI
lpteho'oen sSagereser> SatcpE al, pbfneenanntsn
plase sfpHnet habf, no I'D inlmsr mt iists be
reit ifia ne,be, meine 6rsunoe NIT altsn ,euers,
3rintoslitatflTsa aafauparten.
s. q. Stteu,ann.
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Syrts Gu1mert, |
(Ffc nsx SO !. 81 =. .k..> -. ~

Sat OCT 2SalDn8tDnS Il. 9rittenStr.
ct. paul, Mtnn,
DEM seebrten Dubltfuat bteeloebeufts Mn,eia
baB id pom nun ab ltets berfit bin. nrrinen trs,
tben 9dltfn NIT alien Sorten Gsmaarsn n
sd'nten nnb 3unse, 9tnfiser unb g;u,bnrc,
Sale, Sarpnss unt n1ariuirten Sarinosn y ati !
Nrtsn Wuritsn in meinem 5aIrn atIf,ui,arts,
Dessletden talte i'd iists serrdtbie; @Gs a 5s.4
ten fflne siqueure> sersigIirbe eisarrsu unb
gfites 9asesbtsr 2 Glas FIR S GEMS /
V au9 eifbts tsrsn 9prn1i.tas rswos sunct
6fis n,srs
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=. D. ScDmtOf,
Dreb5ler 1t. Shirmr1aher,
Walbtnstpn< Strase>
neten gbriit. Sedt 5alppn,
myFsbs it sur Mnfersisuus pon alien ieinsrtn
Drshsterartsitsn, ann MbSrsbsn unb 5arbsn BON
giaiarsbSatn, Nesen- une Scnaen <5airne
werosa neu Iberspsen unD repalirt. Deutihe
Wfeifen, asrnlpiyen, 5pa3ierfSde, Gisarren,
Naueb-, itau- uno 5bnupTtabad tt beiibm au
baten, unb erIubt freuneltb u'tt seneisten 3u-
lvraU. - NIB. asine Bate BON wodbpls unb
Glfeubsir, ir,b ltsts pprrGibig.
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STR oas reifenoe WubiiFus.,-
DaS Nlinnelpfa Z 6aus|
eee Der Wabaibatu- uno 5ten Strall
q. aSpttgiefer,
=. os' gI6HnnHe Der saiipa ais fia poraiiaIi
g''e. DflIens fn1fTob!sn. Gs aep6hrt id
;.slss. =. = e. o,r Istieaae o.. ii.ss ,siisn Ia
e.s Aaiase tyr 9csis unb stnlt line bic niebl1
Fs'' aao Die SsSienung bic aGsrfreuublidffe.
g pottafeIers
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= q j. r $ a 1t s
NfHauratipn u11b GalpI
0ef ddft

-NJUCU % SUUEg
gde Der NpbertS uno Drftten Suot
-. lim 8elfment).
O'ele neuetnssrtatete unb sem feinifeu
lginad euliprai'enSs GeFauratiun eupFsbIt
nit ssftsas efm gubIifum
Sofa s.. Qebr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

the matter with gold, and why people are such
persistent fools as % keep paying for gold good
deal more than il IL WORTH
~ The Lafayette Journal ia commenting
upon the nomination Of LINCOLN and JOHNSON
remarks that, 1T will not please traitors too
cowardly TO take up arms" The editor Of the
Lafayette Journal, hale fellow, does not take
up arms. There are some men who write them
selves down - what shall leave to the
Imagination Of the reader
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11
DIE D..

On the 1st inst in Person township vigo county, In
diana. LOUISA BRYAS, wife Of ". Il. Bryan, In the 43d
year of her
Mrs. Bryan a native Of Indiana She was an ex.
emplary wife and an afecionate mother and leaves
family of several children and wide circle Of acquant-
ances TO mourn her loss.
Mrs Bryan was a member of the Christian Church
nearly thirty years. Her last words children
advising them to live religious aud do what was right
This sad and unexpected dpensson Of Providence was
a severe shock TO the husband and smisble family.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

sF-The telegraph and the types sometimes
play smash with the names of individuals. The
gentleman who presided over the Cleveland
Fremont Convention was WASHINGTON G SMITH
IN. not "SxlrHkRs. as published in Thurs
days Sentinel.
This gentleman Is the son of the late Rev AIR.
Me,hodism in Indiana and the West, and was
distinguished for his zeal in the Harrison and
Tyler campaign In 1910 He was afterwards
connected with the Press. in Washington city.
and filed some Office under the government be-
tween lsii and Is. He is gentleman well
posted in the politics OF the country. and will be
a thorn in the side of the candidate of the con.
tractors and oticehoders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

-GESERAL BuELL.-We stated a few DAYS
ago. upon the authority OF the New YORK Her
aid. that Gen BuKLt hid resigned his commits
sion as Major General and resumed his former
position in the regular army. Such j. not the
fact He quits the army entirely. and as We are
advised. henceforth be is citizen of Indiana
General BurIL is one of the ablest officers that
has served in the Federal cause. and in civil life
IL sill be found tina, he has few superiors His
services should not be los, 70 the country by the
action Of partisan administration.
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ffmed, and be spent four years in that Office.
he resided IN Paris for two years, and died there
some years ago.
For the younger reader OF these truthful eti-
tors, would refer them. on the subject OF the
liie character. and services Of Richard A. Lee,
and bis brothers. 7. A Lee. Arthur Lee. and
m. Lee, 20 some competent authorities, viz:
Girartn's History Of Virginia Bancrofts His
tory, American Encyclopedias. article Lee
Marshalls Life Of Washington, Lives Of X. ID,
Lee and Arthur Lee: to which might be added
many Others
RICHARD Henry LEE,
Grandson Of r II Lee. the mover of the Decla
ration Of Independence, and one OF it, sign
ers
WAsHISGroS. PESs.. June 6, le64
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

sfs-lt j. rather amusing than otherwise 10
watch the abolition press in is attitude towards
gold. Gold goes up; il is because il Is steamer
day" "Sisamer-day" comes and goes. aud gold
j. still rising lti shinplaster currency and wild
cat banks-abolish these and gold will fall. They
are swep, away. and gold keeps steadily up
wards When We have military success, gold
will decline; to day SHERMAN Is laundering al
doors of Atlanta. and GRANT j. knocking at the
gates OF Richmond. and vet gold il moving ap
wards. Nothing seems to stop il. II moves for.
ward, resistless as destiny
BY turns the abolition press has assured Us thar
the rise in gold was owing to the copperhead con
spTacies. 10 steamer-day. TO Wall street specula
ton, to want OF military success. 70 excessive
Expectations, and a dozen other causes. All
these things have been remedied; GRANT and
SHERMAN are successful; the women have
stopped importations; and yet gold is still rising
Won't some abol,ionist please tell us what Is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

wednesday, June 22d, Esd, cath. 27th, and 2sth,
Examinations.
Thursday, June 23d, S p. NJ, Address before the
Barbarioan Society, by Rev. c. Mutt D. d. Bloomington,
Indiana.
Friday, June oath, p. NJ, Valedictory Exercises
of Philomathean Society.
Saturday, June 18th. p NJ. Address before the
Literary Societies by Rev. W. NJ Daily, d. d.. L. l.. ID
Madison, Ind.
Sunday, June 18th, : p. NJ. Bsccalaureate Sermon
by the President Rev. c. Mutt, ID. ID.
Monday. June 27th, ) P. NJ. Meeting of the Board
of Trustees and Visitors.
Monday. June 9th, ?. ". Address before the
Sigma Chi Society. by Mr.. W II. Riley, of Indianapolis.
Tuesday, June 2Stb, P. NJ, Address before the
Phi. Society, by Rev. y. L. Cobeigh d. D. Of Boston.
wednesday, June 10Th, . a. NJ, Business Meet
ing of the Alumni.
At7lzP.M NJ, Alumni Address by Rev. Russell B. Alb
bot, A NJ, Brookvile, Ind.
Thursday, jane 80, from to II A. NJ, Annual
Commencement. jel1 d3t&wlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

The cleveland Conyentton-W endeIi
Convenfion-The Course OF the Adj
rntnfstration-AC civil and Military
FaiIure-Eincoin's Reelection Equi-
vatent TO the Recognition Of the
South or four Years more Of war
Phillips.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

The last number Of the New York independent
differs with Mr. Lincoln this much: "A soldier
With bayone,. walking up and down before a
newspaper Office. Is not a comely sight IN free
government"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11
WENDELL PHILLIPS
EpwARp GILBERT, ESQ, New York.

Coz. SLAok.-A tclegraphic summary of Gen.
McDowell's report on cotton speeulations in the
army. says: Col. Slack. Of the 9th Indiana.
was found TO have traded in cotton, and to have
captured silverware from Mrs. Cogswell. on the
Mississippi. who complained that !, was not all
returned.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-23
seeueres aus MeerieO.

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