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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
The Detroi, Free Press says:
The Canvas. in the second District.
CoRYDox, August "a. lst

0ok1boNf Autust 80 ACof
EpIroR SKSrINEL:-It is not often that the
good people Of this little village witness such an
ovation TO principle as they have this day seen.
Hon Thos. A Hendricks and Hon. Michael G.
Kerr here TO address the Democracy, and al
ready hundreds Of the most substantial lookinS
has Just finished one of the abest and most elo-
quent speeches that have had the pleasure OF
hearing from him He spoke for about one
hour and half. and the vast audience listened
90 him win the most profound attention during
the whole speech. and | think no man who heard
the speech could fail 10 be benefited by II. un.
less completely blinded by passion or hopelessly
welded TO party. Mr. Kerr. the Democratic
candidate for Congress in this District, - now
speaking. and has been for about an hour. in his
abest and most earnest and imprisoned manner
Ii has been nv pleasure TO hear Mr. Kerr on sew
erzl occasions since the canvass opened, and
have never heard bin make 4 better or more ell
oqueni speech than he i 0os making to the
Democracy Of Harrison county. Mr.. Kerr mas
opened the canvass with hi usual energy and
good Judgment and the Democracy. in selecting
Mr. Kerr for their candidate for Congress in this
District, have done we'll indeed. This District
mas had many able sBd efficient representatives
in its time. but IL has never had one OF which L
msy be more Justly proud than Michael {. Kerr.
Mr. Kerr will be elected by large majority
This county IS alive. and ever vote will be
poled at the coming election. and the majority
will not be less than three hundred. aud il may
be even larger than that. Mack
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
Leading Republican Opinion,

''If ii (the Declaration of Independence JUS
tilted the secession from the British Empire. of
three millions of Colonists in 1875, we do not
see why it should not justify the secession of five
millions of Southerners from the Union in 1861 y
N. Y Tribune. December IL 1860.
Whenever il shall be clear that the great body
of the Southern people have become conclusive
ly slienated from the Union and anxious to es-
cape from it, We will do our best to forward their
views N. Y. Tribune, February 90, 1861.
ANY people, anywhere. being inclined and
having the power, have the right to rise up and
shake of the existing government and form a
new one that suits them better.
Nor is this right confined to cases in which the
people of on existing government may choose TO
exercise it,"
ANY portion Of such people that can, may
revolu,ionize, and may make their own of so
much territory as they inhabit More than
this, majority OF any portion Of such people
may revoutionize, putting down minority, in
termingled with or near about them, who may
oppose their movements Extinct from Abra-
ham Lincon's speech in Congress. January 18th
lS4S. See ApX. Cong. Globe, LIST Session, 30th
Congress. page "a, under date Of January Ia,
ls4S.
"Mr Mallory, this war so far as | have any
thing to do with it, is carried on with the idea that
there is Union sentiment in these States, which.
set free from the control DOW held over II by the
presence of the Confederate or rebel power, will be
sufficient to replace those States in the Union.
If | am mistaken in this, if there is no such
sentiment there, If the people of those States are
determined with unanimity. or with feeling ap-
preaching uDsnimity that their States shall not
be members of this eonfederacy, it is beyond the
power Of the people of the other States to force
them to remain in the Union; and, ," said he, Gin
that contingency-in the contingency that there
is not that sentiment there-this war is not only
an error, it is a crime - Abraham Lincoln TO
Senator Crittenden, Hon. Mr.. Mallory and
others
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
FILLING Quotas.

The Boston Daily Advertiser confesses that IL
was not without deep feeling Of modification
that its editors read the letter Of Gen. SHERMAN,
.pimadvertiDg on toe policy Of filling the quo
IA" from the refuse whites and blacks Of the
South. IL says:
ITO a community like our own. wsrlke, pa
5riotc, busting aud busy in our efforts Tor the
cause, severe upon communities where We see
negligence and indifference 20 the great issues
before US all Gen She-man's letter must have
,een a startling. huiailisting blow. And yet
there is no reason 10 doubt that in this letter We
have fair view Of the way in which the course
Of Massachusetts IL regarded by able, expert
snccd, fair minded and patriotic military men.
Such opinions must be listened TO. They chal-
.enge oar attention. We cannot reply to them
as We would to the sneers or the malignant false
hoods Of the opposition press"
IL is natural that fair minded men should take
the view they do in this matter, for it is under
stood that the representatives of Massachusetts,
in the popular branch Of Congress distinctly re
fused to vote for the repeal of the commutation
clause in the preceding cOnscripton act unless
such repeal was accompanied with permission to
recruit in the seeded States And the Governor
Of Massachusetts vas the first to perfect his ma
ehinery for reaping the advantages 20 he bad
Under this provision.
The letter of General SHERMAN has served, il
would seem, to remove from some eyes the scales
which had before prevented them from seeing
tais subject in its true light. The Advertiser
row says:
Let not people think that we esu get around
this matter by some OF various expedients
Al such talk is folly. Our own young men.
born and bred in our own New England. With all
the martial spirit which hrs distinguished her
s0ns from Louisburg to Petersburg. with the
training religious. moral. and intellectual which
ii theirs. with the strength and endurance Of our
northern climate. must enlist in the ranks and
fght this war through Ofhe-s cannot DO il
Poor whites, liberated slave. rebel prisoners who
have taken the oath to get out Of prison. cannot
take our places Filling ourq quota will not do it.
That miserable. wretched. Notifying talk we
hear sc much OF. about filling our quota -
what has that TO do with the war? Tho only
thing is to fill our armies, and to fill them with
efficient troops. One would think that people
have devised way of filling the quota without
filing the ranks. If they have. so much the
worse for us-for our reputation and for our sue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

A Republican meeting at indianapolis the
other night adopted a resolution to the effec.
that that party do not contemplate or intend any
invasion of the right of suffrage by the authori-
ties. civil or military. We are glad TO see this,
and hope it will be carried out in good faith. II
this is done, peace will be preserved and the pop
ular will respected. We feel entirely certain
that the vast majority of the Democrats Of Indi-
ana will stand by the lawful authorities in all
attempts to enforce the law. But if the sworn
administrators of the law themselves set the law
al defiance, there ia no telling what the conse-
quences may be.-[N A. Ledger.
- The Commissioners OF Union county ap-
proprated SIS, 800 to procure negroes to fill the
quota of that county, and sent an agent into
Dixie to get the requisite number of ''free
Americans Of African descent"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

The probability is. however. that they will
continue to maueuver at various points south OF
the Potomac for few DAYS yet. till they are
further reinforced by the bodies Of troops which.
it Is said, General Lee has seat 10 join Early.
There is. | think DO doub, tina; General Lee has
determined 10 change the theatre Of the most
important operations from the James river TO
the Potomac river, and, under existing circum-
stances. Gen. Grant will have to acquiescs in
that determination. MALcoNB
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
Republican conversions

The New Haven correspondent. copying par
sgraph referring to the frequent change of senti-
nent on the part of Republicans, adds its tssti
mony as follows:
1.-The same evidences OF returning reason meet
Us at every step in daily walks. Men OF
heretofore strong Republican procyties are ad-
uniting thst the only possible salvation Of the
country is in q change of administration. From
every quarter se hear this. and the tide is gath
ering force every day"
The Detroit Free Press says:
Each day brings futtering into the Republi-
can ranks, on account Of the numbers who are
renouncing the Abolition faith. aud declaring
they shall henceforth act with the Democracy.
These conversions have taken place everywhere,
and their numbers are gratifying to all save the
Lincolnites who are fattening on the calamities
OF the country"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS

GENERAL GRANTS RECENT OPERATIONS on THE
NORTH SIDE or THE JAMES WERE A REAL ATTACK
TAKE THE WELDON RAILRoAD-GESERAL EARLY
MASEUvEEISG TO AVOID sHERIDANs ARMY
THE SEAT or WAR TO BIZ TRANSFERRED FROM
The lambs TO THE POTOMAC RIVER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

Total. el09 90
Each certificate will be sold separately and in the
der above givea, but in will ether Of said
trcates be struck of and sold By for less than
tyhve per Of the par value thereof Certificates Of
purchase will b. by eIecut. d and delivered 20 the
purchasers. which, under and by the terms OF the de-
cree will enii;le the purchasers 10 have the said
ticates Of stock purchased regularly transferred by
the laws Of the State Of Indiana provided and
tihcates issued in case Of regular transfer and all
moneys paid 10 ne by the purchasers be and
main the order and control of the Court until the
Court shall be duly notified by that such transfer has
been made by the officers Of the State OF Indans-thus
the interest Of purchasers carefully guarded Each
Of the above certificates offered for
from the hrst OF January, A. D. lsei, bat inter-
est prior 10 that cats. DAVID G. RosE,
L. :. Marshal
August 34ts, 1854 sug26-drfI sepI6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
Ap0loGeiic.

A graduate Of Yves, Point requests u to state
that Mr.. yooRHxKs va. mistaken 10 saying that
Brigader General CAERIserox vas graduate
Of West Point. He vas not educated there. The
history Of the var has most strikingy vindi
Gated the gslIansry. courage and sb.lit. OF the
graduates Of that institution. and they have a
pro iessional pride in maintaining its high reputa
finn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

the preseu, administration. that person wearing
the commission Of an American officer should be
found shameless enough to avow himself a spy
into private correspondence. Time was, and
that bui few years ago, when any respectable
man in America would have resented to the
death the mere imputation Of conduct in which
men Of Official station now indecenily and pub
lcly exult.-lN. Y. World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Sale
INSTRUCT OF NDIAyA

DISTRICT UF INDIANA-
DY VIRTUE Or CERTIFIED COPY OF A DECREE
and vendition expona as, issued and directed
BY the Clerk Of the United District Court for the Dis
trict Of Indiana will the 18th day Of September 1894
at the Office Of the Treasurer Of the State City of
Indianapolis between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M and
o'clock p NJ OF said day. expose TO sale at public out
cry, the highest bidder for cash in hand sloe 900
Indiana five per cent State Stocks the number Of the
certificates Of which, ard the respective amounts thereof
are follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
WIGS.
WIGS =!
WIGS.
WIGS (!

FuNhk greatest assortment Of Wigs, Front Pieces,
switches, Ccrs, &c, made in the latest style AZ the
cheapest yates by GEORGE FOSTER, Ladies and Gen
uenens mgmaker, Ne III Lake, Of South Clark
street. under The Telegraph eslctns, Chicago. uhnsis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
CROCE RIES.

E.B. ALvoRD I'M CALDWELL HBALvoRp
aLvoRD, CALDWELL a ALvoxD,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
LIQUOR DEALERS
COMMISSION MERCHNTS.
Are in DAILY receipts Of fresh gooe,.
Constantly on hsnd aud for sale 1.-THE lower
prices. large and assorted stock Of
Coffee, sugar.
noIasses, sYrnp,
Rice, Tea, Nails,
Glass, Woodenware,
Soaps,s CanI es, starch,
Kaisins, Cigars, Tobacco,
nackereI, whiteFish, Csrdage
irvine, Cotton Yarns, Dye.stuffs
Nuts, figs, Dates, Jeiiies. BRANDY.
Gan um. Winos, whisky,
Notions of all kinds, and
Plantation and Hoker,s Fsttters.
Particular attention given to the sale Of
PRODUCE OF I'LL KT.rDs
SO East Washington Street.
INDIAN POLLS, IND
apr35-d5w
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Flag Of the free hearts only home,
BY angel hands 10 valOr given,
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heayenl
For ever float that standard sheet
Where breathes the foe but falls before Us.
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner waving Ger usl''
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Wn @ebre6lide II. germunDete.
1eber 4COO psrlonsn Fnb sebeIt mrrbsn, bur1
Geo. SSpnncr'S NetlenSe GnIbe.

! Die 0sbrehen unb WSunten Der GetedHGt tyarcn rneifenS
Der Mrt, bab ie fir unbeiltar erfldrt morben maren, ndmtiH:
anpdsnFrab, meibe @eidmulf, SfrUen, Salslue, Grtarnb,
GrYfpclas, fbmarse Blattcrn , &te,imatisntus 9Gbmuns,
Mu9 arummrna bs Slidsrats, ueberwa6Iuns her @esnfe,
aue Mrten Don gntsinrung an Ter 0eber, Der 9urae, ben Nie.
rem, Musen, Strea, Iaubbet, mo bic Sbrsn ~ausiauisn. 3u-
fdQige rter frHde Q4anpen tperben in unsIaublib furer 3sf
eebelf; ebe es ei,ert belt es fhpn Scn innen beraus. WGn1Ib,
observation-disclosures, gerrenfuna gBunten bic turdb 5auen,
Steden pper Sdsbsn peruriadt fnr. @tenfc @srbrennuns,
auG tann nod, ipcnn Der 9ranb Doer MprtiIf lhpn a%ngefan.
gen bat. Sir Naberes tefrase pher abrefire an
Sr. @ecrss 8snntr,
Iifnn, @eneca &c., Sbip,
nabe benz GilentatEbeppt
81. g. - greFe, pesen Mntwrrt BON mir, miHeu einsn
Ypnf1rtp enttanen. Zen 1. Set. 1863 = 3Wt Us.
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WirfbSbn1S III perFGdfen.

yEtrfD6D1l5 81 DertGdfell.
Ser llnterasihnste ii asirnuen fem gut einGerMttstes gHirtbs.
fnuhn. Se sage fir elm @irtbsbaus 1T sOrtrsfaid. Das
Saus bat "a 3inmsr, Dbne bic Slide unb s esnnsr. StaGune
fir 20 Yferbe, autes Wa1er, @iierne II. !. ~. Der @sen-
tbaner tMrb bili9 unb inter iebr annebmbarsn gssiasunsen
%perfaufsn.
Sctn SO. Wiliaan.
@planbus, 4. Sos. 1863. 2Wt pT9 u Pm blbw
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slbn,iniftratpr's Serfamf
81

Sn @en,Gbteit eihsr Srhrc, wel6e hurh has 9rpb ate &c,
ritt ron 5ranflin County, Sbc, bemilist pOrben III, merbs
it AM 81. DECEMBER, 1863, uut 2 tbr Nadn,itaas, auf benz
plaBe, ~fpIsenpes, in Der Stapt 6 columbus, 5ranfGn s puntp,
Sbio, ~gseesnss @runbeisentbun,, in pfentlibsr Muetisn gum
@srfauf ~ausbister, nemlib 8auplas $40. 80 ron gSiQian1
YteIan's SfGder Mbbitiun sur Stabt columbus, Sbiu, an8e-
ftiaseu gu 5000.
8erfaufSbebingungen: Gin Erittd baar in bic
Sanb; Gin Oritel lit etnert Sabr unp Cit Trttel in stei Sab
rem, ppm Serfaufstass AT. Die 3ernline miden burb l1n-
tsrpfaap aui ras Serfaufs @issntbum, iasrselslt teerssn.
9anisl Selritt,
@bntinifratur Bot neil. Spbn gS. Neshes.
ginatant uub We5uTe9, @e6tsanmdfte.
Ier. 2. '63. In, babp u Am NOD.
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befeht aus rem mirffamfen @eeenmitteln. welde Ste Mrsnei. gDiHsnidaft
fir eteies 0eten enteeft bat une fir re Setting her 8rdnfbetten. melhe
es mad fh stett. SaB es bel meiten tefer III, ais irseno elm anseres aatt-
tel, has tister erfunren murte, mei6 Seter, her einen @erimd sanntt &C.
mabt Bat. SaB eS rdbrtaft aueerprtentthe Setffrdfte In It'd reretntet
fur bteie 8laFe pn 8rdnfbeiten, TT ~unbefreittar hur6 bic srree Wenae
sn bemerfensn'erttsn Sfifunsen Der fplsensen 8rantbsiten bewieisn bic
Dfentluh tefannt sema6t werben:
@npltf6e 8ranfbei, DriifaanIGms1unsen, @ei6wuIVe,
MnsIdlaae, Sipnea, munte SteQen, GrsipeIas, &Oie pter
ct. @ntrnius Seuer, 9atauB, Sdprt, SuNsn in golse bon
tuterculS1en Nblaaerun9en III ben 0ungen, @lteteri6tpantrt,
Sdpahe, Waferiubt, gfeuralaie, 39spepIe cser llnserbau-
ltfef, SYpblis pher fspblitilde Mniefuasen, Merfarial.
st antteiten, pebHbe S6wdte
unS ttatidai6 ee ean;e Eeibe ron 8ranfhenen, Sic ats ttnrenafst res
glutes e~ntfehen. SetaiGmte geri6te uuo 1peieGe Safe fntet man in
Npcr'S Nmertfantfbem 81 lmanad
ter 0ruastfen ,ur unensenliden 0ertteiluua ,uaefelt mirt. Sn rem.
ielten @lnanat Entet man bic senauen @sbrautSanwefuns unb entas
FER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8uren, bic tas @ittel sp1tra6te. nnttert ane
antern Wittel terens f~eh(9eidasen waren. 9ieie Safe imp aei6ti6
spu aaen Z teien Res 2dnte5 genpmmen, 70 fas her 2eler tn TEN Snnp
une aus %perGnltter Grfatruns Musen III 'teten. Sfrrpfsln trafen HE
2eteasfraft neeer, unb tie perfcnen, welhe raran letter, fe taber aud
aneern eefdhrG6sn unb tSbtlider 8ranftetten melt metr aus8efest, ais
eefunte Gprfttuttcneu. Tater taben Gfrppteln tte Tenten, bic furh
fbnittihe Sauer Res menihtt6en Qebens beteuRub absufursen. Die
srpee Dihhafet hteier Seradtuneen Eat us berpaen, Sabre III yer
Tenren, nm Elm Seilnittel ;u rerrpatpnmnen, has letnem 3nede Sputa
@ser's sarfapartlla rtskt6 es aud aus ansern SnsrsSteasien
beFebt. ron tenen einiae RE Bette sariararila In altertrenter s8irfung
GbertreHen. git SIlfe bteHs Ittttel5 f6nnt Sbr Gua pr ten Sehea
unt @efdbren i6Ittn, bic jeue 8ranfbeit NIT dh brtngt. Sretbt bic fau-
len Stpfe aus lem Slut aus. RE eahefbe Ssrrerben; treibt tie ltria6e eer
8ranstet aus, uni frGFtiae @sfunt belt wirb cie 5rfae ien. Turh fetne
eiaenttimltden Rrdfte himulirt tisfs Nfittel bic Sebensfunctipnen ano
treibt bn RranfbettSfph aus, Ger IN benz Spfem lauert, peer an etntelntn
gBir wiFen, bas bus gubGtunt tur6 siele eariapariaa, Wirtursn &c.
tduf9t wprten IN. BON renen pti perfprpten wurce ub bic gtthts lsthe-
ten aber es nirb ntbt hur6 biefe N0rtrr estauibt merbsn. Sdne
6eufraft III turh III wife Seriube erprpbt rcrben, unb Wientdns tan
te gprtrefHi6 felt Res Seimittefs fit lplde 8ranfteiten.. fir hte es ems
pfrtier rtrt, msbr in lraae fs1en. Sbslei6 es renfeben Naren fnbrtn
Der benz 0clfe cFerirt murbe, 'urb es 1T lei mettem mtrffdner. ais tr8ene
Elm anSeres @iittd eas btster lem Spne su Vetpte fans.
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Tarnt 5u p%errenten.

Ser ltnteretncte, als Ntminifratpr bee Serlprbenen cam.
glocb, bekt bemit bic gum NabIale %belslten %setDreate
5arnt sun, gsrrente, an. Deielbe III So Meien mealid
BON 6 plumbus rnb cine Mele fibmelii9 BON 6 lamp GbaIe
sslessn, nmfaet Is Mfer eefldrtes 9anb bon sursuslide,n 80,
ZEN, Der 2eH son Is Mder beftebt aus W alb. Gin glpdbaus
neba Stalune unb sutes gBa1er tctnhet ft aud auf benz
sanse. gBeSen yspiasunsen menbs man f& an
Saecb Mper, Mhm.
gpfurrh,S Te;emker t6 1862 3n mSh
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Trelnont 6auS.

C<bttV*t% V1uUI<
Sd tsebre mid hermit nneinen Greanbea unb BEN pubE.
FUN bic Mnseise gu MAIDEN, ba6 it BON beue an, BEN 1. Mu-
GUT, naex 5aus an Der sierten Strabe selesen, ~9eaenlber ben.
Warftbaus unb unter benz Nanten s re m mt . a ne btn-
langih befannt, hieper iternpnnten babe. Sntent it bieieS
hermit CUR Mneise bunee, eebe id suseit BEN publifum bic
Verilternng, baB Slide, 8eler unb gebienung nitts au min.
ften ubris la6sn, iomt Mqe CUTE N~ufnabne bei mir fnbsn,
nnb bite i'd beebalb I'm, rebt sableiden geiu9.
@ecrae 6sisnauer,
Srentent 6aus. ate Ctr, s~ssenaber ben, Narfbaus.
Columbus. ii. Mug. bblm.
0eihdfts=G mpfeblung.
Der llnterettnee maGt ieiaen 8reuaben unt Benz beutf6ea
pubGfum bic ~ersebene Mnseiae Bag CT am Warft 1T Nbam
Ssins neaem @ebdube SO. 201 einen Sture erDfnet bat, unb
ALE Sprten
@Dls= mb &Dblen &Db6fen unb Seis6fem
an Sanb bat, unb beislten su ben biqignsn preisn Sertauft.
Muh Seriertiat CT ale Mren BON 8ledwdaren nnb anbere
In fem Sad einitlasenben Mrtfel. Mge Outrage unt Me.
parat,ren merce ib in Der fitreaen Grft prpmpt unb rsel be.
iprsen 81 ben ~biliglen preien.
@~plunbus, Nara 3. 1863. 6R
GpriQ Drummer.
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sSu perfanfen!
2anb, 9duier unD 8aupldbe.
361 ader sutes sanb, cine M9sae iabSili9 sun 6 oIun,bus
mi. etncnt bequenten Srarne 5auie, guten garn, baditehnernen
Nau6baus rap anferen NeSeneebIuber, etnem junsen Sbi-
aarten frudttragenbe Ipfelbaan,e %entbatenb, rap 8 Alder
9clane, nit itmerem gaubcs.
6ernsr IS .ider 3anb, 7 Mder gutss 5pklanb.
Serner Is Mder 9ano, 3 Ider suteS 5Dsanb.
8eruer 80 Ider, 2 Melen ilbDiilht bon @%plun,bus, burt.
aus sstldrt.
Ssraer Is ader, 2 Nelen iabDTG9 Bot 6 Columbus, 7 ader
Spslanb.
Ierner ea Saus unb Got an 2tberts StraBe in Columbus ;
ea Sridbaus unb A 8aupldse an Glib pubic Zane.
DaS pbige Gisentbum tpirp auf LANCE Sernine Serfauft ,tpeta
fpdes Ssplni9 nirb. Nagsufrasen bel
81. Mericn,
1T Der S51ee Der penientary.
Columbus, "a. DIT. 1863. bmupbD
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baS neltberubr1fe 5rlrtfteI fr
5uEet, GrfGliu,g, besinnenee Shnin niuht, rnh fir bic Gin.
teruna ter 0eifcn ron Shminbiuthgen, bic I1
f4pa lit einert Spreeriidten stadium
Der aranfbet ~bffinben.
Tas gsetrral 1T 70 LANCE setrauHt wprten, unb Fat 70 anaerneine Nm
erfenruna eeflneen, taB mir muir nEthts baben, hem gublifnm Gle 0erR'
derun8 III seben, tas feline Gualitdt 70 GUT 1T, mte lie surer us tas man
i9 aWp tdrauf setafen fam, rs es bidelten 8uren tertrtt ne frIber
2ubsreiet BON O. 8. 6. Mser u. &c., prahifte uni
~andtiidpe 6 tenifer, 4pTeQ, WaNatuiets.
3u babsn bel y. &pberts, Columbus, > unb ibsr'
all bel alien TruesiIen.
Ten 8. Oft. 1863 1Sbp, II. 10.
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une. unesfuree Natrune. unrehne Qut, @6mus unb i1mueise @ewptn.
bsiten, rurd 2afer uno Dor aaem burd > enerihe Infefune. g8as dber
aud Ger llriprun8 fen mag. Die aranfteit 1T ertlit in Der enfiutcn
uo feat terde lyon Rem Gltern bs III ben 8tteern Der crttten ue rter.
ten Generation" Die %8ranfbeiten, wethe tacur6 er;eust merssn, baten
seribietene gtaren. ie mad ben Sreanen Die Spruasweiie anaedriHen
inb. SIN bn Quueen er,eueen HE Sfrppheln Suberfeln unp fdlteelih
S6mineiu@t IN esn 0rnien anf6renunaen Tsi6s Otter abftsen, nmo
aus eenen it'd phene Wuneen ttRen In rem gfdaen ub BEN @tnaereteen
Geransiruneen meIte llupereautiafeit, 3aspepfe ub esterleicen tswir-
fen auf Ter Suut Nusf6lase unb Gtnlihs 8ranfbsiten. Iae cisfe
tbeee namG9: bic &etniaans nnO startuna hes sluts; Rsinist sas
9tut, unb tiefe eefdtrliden 8raufteiten rsrlaHen Gud. Mtt fhmadern,
fauleln uns rertprbsnem 8lut fSnnt Str nAt aeiunr ian nenn has Sc.
bn hes 5eif6es" sefunb if, 70 tSnnt Str feline %ifrpptulIfea 8ranttttsa
E,ben
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Nnjet0en.
6eilenDer 9uten Salfam.
9rsis Is unb so Gents bic Sla1he.

gas beHe, tiIiaae ,nb ~tirflamfe Sedntftel, eeeen 8 u 7 H.
q rfaItunaen u. +. No., reltes bic 9Nelt je b~erppree-
bradt bat, Gs ii rein Sesetathiit, entbalt feline Wtaer alien,
cher anbere {lh1tljte Sutfansen.
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Nsws0orf, 20. Sec. 0is Ycli;si bss Is
Bssits fanO sstern Msenn Die 9sias sinss 8 Nlrna
ts alien Sinoss nit Dem Scpfs S,pilbsn bas Size,
glitter zines 6auiss In Is. StraSe, maze 2. Mpsnu'
einssflss,mt. aian rsrmutbst, bab nas Sinh /
fieier gSsie umsetradt lruroe.
- Sn Danpias, Asre,Sarclina, ,pirbe nsulit
Elm Stint Dollar 0cloi.aa anf Aueticn fir is
IN e0nfSrerirlsm Yapisrsslo ~psrfauft.