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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find thom
for exchange at the Star Office counter. #
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In this city, the 36th instant of congestion of
the lungs, ELIZABETH STkRNE, daughter OF
Hon: 6eorge w. and Frances h. Palmer, aged Z
months.
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To THE AFTLIcrRD!-ge sure to read the advsr-
Gsement of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. IF
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WIDE AwAKKs ORGANIZING As A MILITARY
BoDY.-The different wideAwake organl nations
Of Pittsburg, ffsea In al, met on Thursday after-
Infantry In that city, and adopted resolution
offered by Gen. !. :. Negley, Recommending all
the Wide Awake companies Of Aregany county,
Pa 20 organize immediately into military BODY,
and appointing two delegates from each company
70 arrange plan Of organization.
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th September last, BY the Rev. Father
WhIt., GEORGE w. EDWARDS To PAULINE
ATCHlSON, both of Washington.
On Mordsy, the gath instant, by the Rev. Mr..
RY BURRlSS, all OF this city.
At st. Patrick's Church, by the Rev Father
Boyle. THOMAS J. MYEKS, to MARY A.
McEVOY, both of this city.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On the evening of w ed tuesday, the 9Th,
IL between the Capitol and Eleventh st. near 1, or
in one of the Georgetown omnlbuses, three leaf
eral reward by leaving it at the Auction and Com
mission Store of CLEARY e. GREEN, between
Pa. avenue and ID street. on Ninth. de % 81
90 REWARD FOR RETURNING TO THE
WURDEMANN, Capitol Hill, q brindls ~
COW, 8 or 8 years old one horn very
sharp, the other with the tip cut of. de H-Stf
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THE LATEST NEWS
TIE L. e g RAPHIO,
FROM SOUTH CARoLINA-

CaARLEsrox, Dec. &.-caPt. Humphreys ain
holds possession Of the United States irsenal.
Castle Ptnckney and Fort Moultrie occupied by
the State troops under the instructions OF the Gov
ernor iof the State, TO hold peaceable pos.ession
OF these forts, and for the purpose Of protecting
Government property. Csstle Plnckney add Fort
MouIrie was held by about twelve men, who
ana none was anticipated when the troops len tie
city 20 garrison these forts
The ercitement 10 now subsidfnR
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SUPREME CouRr.-Yesterday, VIM. F. Good
win. Esq, of Wisconsin, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor ofthis court.
No. 260. The Mississippi and Missouri Rail-
road Company, appellants, agt. james Ward.
The motion to take this case out Of It's regular
order on the docket and set II down for some
special day during this term, fled In this case on
the 18Th Instant, was argued by Mr.. Lincoln In
support thereof, and by Mr.. Blair In opposition
thereto.
No - John c. Almy. IT,, plaintiff In error,
agt the People Of the State Of California. This
cause was argued by Mr.. Blair for the plaintiff In
error.
Nos. % and IS The Washington, Alexandra,
and Georgetown Steampacket Company, plaintiffs
In error, agt Frederick E. Sickles ct al The
argument Of these causes was commenced by Mr..
Badger for the plaintiffs In error.
Adjourned until Monday.
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g ECOND ANNUAL ASSEM- Y
~ OF THE
Merry Social Club.

The MERRY SOCIAL CLUB purpose, at their
3 cond Annual Assembly, on n e w eA
YEARS EVE, December Stat, 1860, to fully III
ma ntain the putatiOn for mil tn and socla- ~
bilIty that has given their Club its name. 60
They propose to bid the Old Year O Joyous fare
well, and IN the festivities that shall beguile tbs
passing hon hope to steep in sweet oblivion the
memory OF all that was unpleasant in its course.
The New Year they intend tn greet with q smiling
welcome, and devote the first rosy moments Of
eighteen hundred and sixty one to enjoyments that
shall lend golden tinge to all its succeeding hours.
To youth and bs auty they cay
"Come, and trip IL as you go
On the light fantastic toe"
We would inform our friends and the public gem
eral who reside in the nor thern and western
tons of the city that they can reach the Hal by the
following means: Those OF the western section
will take ths Georgetown coaches To the corner oi
Seventh 81. ana Pa avenue, thence by the Navy
Yard line to the Hall those of the northern sec
ton will take the Navy Yard line, which will stop
ct the Hall.
At the close of the Party coaches will positively
be In attendance to convey our guests to the west
ern, nor them and Island sections of the city.
We feel confident, after having made the above
arrangements, that friends will not fail to ID
with us.
schI oder's Band has bsen engaged for the occa-
sion. Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gen.
tleman and ladies
Committee Of ErraHgerentS
James Kenton, James Mattieson,
Samuel Howell, Harris l.. Atchlson,
Wi liam Edelin,, James Forester.
de % Tt
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New York p1srksts.

NEw YORK, Dec. 2e.-Flour firm; wbeAt lea
active Corn quiet; Provisions steady.
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Discharge OF Africans at Fort Sumter for
PrfusiDg to Bear Arms Against South
Carolina

BALTIMORE, Dec 29.-The Sun has on is bull
lenn special dispatch from Charleston, saying
that the carpenters and bricklayers from Balti-
more now employed On Fort Sumter, refusing 20
bear arms against South Carolina, have been dis
charged by Major Anderson, and will return
home by the steamer keystone State TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

A MUSIC BOOKIsTHE Best CHRISTMAS
Moore's Melodies beautifully bound.
Nsndsisohn's Songs. without words,
xii the Operas, with aud without words,
Beethoven's, Moznrts and Clements Sopatos.
Bsch,s CherubinI's, Marx and Aibrechtsberger's
Theoretical Works,
All the Oratorios,
Selections OF Music with beautiful title pages.
Also, q large assortment OF Steinway Sons AID
Raven. Bacon & Co.'S Overst-ung Pianos, I'M
doubtediy the best now manu- tactured. A very
large stock of Piano stools and Covers al reduced
prices at the Music Store Of -
de22 corner Eleventh st and Pc az.
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INcKNDIARIsx AND Insurance. COMPANIES. -
The recent ineendiary operations In various parts
Of the city have touched slightly every city insur-
anee company. The amount Of the loss 10, TO be
sure, no, very great; but the continuance Of fires
in the same ratio would soon eat away the capital
OF some Of the stock companies. Three fires the
night OF the 5ih inst all drew upon one company;
and by the fires In the w est End alone, every COM
uany lost q small amount. The great want Of
cOnvenIences for the speedy procurement OF a
.unnlv Of water In the East and w est Ends has at
trscted attention in the City Councils, and posi-
Div MEASURES will be taken 70 remedy this defect.
A resolution in the lower board was offered FOR
The purpose Of directing the Mayors attention 70
the law authorizing reward for the capture Of
incendiarfes
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Nor RKsIeNKp YET AwHnK.-we have re-
ceived the following note which we venture to
print bv way Of a correction:
FrtsHd Wallaeh The morning papers having
noticed that . Rev. A. 6. Haley, Of the Unitarian
church In this city, has resigned - Your scissors
man OF this evening perpetuated the announce
ment Now, although belonging to the clerical
order, am not entitled to the prefix Rev." nor
am OF any church, unless there be one "politic,"
as there is a 90 church militant Yet even then
lhowever much so 50 militantn may be) the adjec-
i've nitarian' 10, just now, not highly sugges-
i've OF fact have, II 10 true, much reverence and
esteem for Arian; but my exemplar Of that name
is no masculine theologian;-only a good wife
and mother Of the gender femenine. Nor have
yet resigned my "clericaln functions,-even In
prospective. But, pyrophagist that ! am, think
l shall, to the detriment Of my i" desk !" have to
do 20, ''Holns boIns," quite soon
Because 1 came from Mississippi, YOU must not
think am trying to repudiaten either my name
or the facts. IL, however, for Rev. A. 6 !" you
read "Rev. w ID. Haley" the name and facts
may, perchance, agree. Respectfully, yours,
December q. 1860. A. 6. H.
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r. BRIcR HALL, 373 and 375 Seventh street,
makes some tempting announcements in the dry
goods line In another column. There can be no
doubt that he is selling his stock, stated, much
below original cost, as we know Of customers
visiting his establishment from all parts Of the
city to get I" the bargains' they say are obtained
there. We have heard even Of their coming from
Alexandria and Georgetown to deal with him,
and hnding themselves amply repaid for time and
expense by so doing His great advertisement
tells what he has to sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

TEE wEATHRR.-The following report OF the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line 70 the smith
about O'Clock.
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BUsINRss.-The business localities since Christ
mas have not presented as lively an appearance as
our dealers would like to see. There Is quite a
our neighbors Of Maryland and Virginia visiting
our. stores and markets as formerly. The wagon
stands this morning Were poorly occupied, and
the most Of the occupants Were from the near
counties and the market farms and gardens Of the
District The auctioneers were selling In front
Of their stores; and though at some the groups
were large, the actual bidders were few.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

Ors OF PIANOS FOR RENT, OK FOE
IL sale upon Easy terms, by j. r. ELLIS. 500
Pa. Az, bet 9th and 10th ste, ests
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POLICE MATTERS. Before Justice Thonpson
Ernst Stegman, accused Of profanity and indecent
words, was fned $40 81. Patrick Bresnehan, OBJ
scsnity and profanity; fined 81 81 GA. Degges
swearing and disorderly behavior; fined 81 81.
Before Justice JOknson.-wm @. Bowie, col ,
was arrested for an assault and battery on Mary
Welsh. Being a slave, the penalty was thirty
nine stripes but by new examination 1t was
ascertained that he less at fault than the COM
plainant, and he was dismissed.
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UNTvkRsALIsM. Rev. Theophilus Fiske viii
preach on the subject Of Universal salvation, to-
morrow evening, at O'Clock, at old Trinity
Church, Fifth st opposite City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

ELEGANT CLOTH cLOAgs.
y UST Opened for the Christmas and New \ cara
Presents, ali marked down st the lowest Prices 70
de 10 ''' Jw cOLLEY 4 CO..
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SOMETHING ISrKREsrIss.-If you want to buy
any Fall and Winter Clothing, call At A. strauss,
Pa avenue, between 10th and II On streets. In order
to decrease his stock he intends to sell 1t greatly
reduced prices. Please call before purchasing
elsewhere. A. STRAus,
Fashionable Clothier, 314 Pa. av.,
de 23-St between 10th and 18th SITS.
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HAVE YOU SEEN the beautiful album cards
whitehurst IL making by the dozen or hundred,
to suit customers? Remember, his prices are re-
duced to suit the times. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

THERK Is NOTHING like good eating and drink.
Eng; and after that, One Havana. These you can
at PH.rtchs Restaurant, corner OF Eleventh street
Aad PtausyiysRia avenue. 7"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

Look OCT for the Fair Of the ladies Of the Island
Raptist Church, which viii open on Monday
nIeht NEXT, at Thorn's building, Seventh st. A
giarton. times will be enjoyed by all who 90
sariy, 20 ali tbs time, and take their money WITH
them.
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CENTER MARKRT.-This morning, the supply
VA, principally furnished by licensed dealers,
snd WA not as extensive an mig ht have been ex-
nected 40 soon after Christmas. The poultry
staods were decorated with the bestsPecimens the
desIer. could exhibit but these were light in CON-
oa,ison With those offered a week ago, and the
turEey kind that would have been rejected at 81,
brought sI so The only change in the marke'
seemed 70 be In the price Of poultry The pay
rtand was pretty well occupied, and the price.
asked and obtained were about a. heretofore, q
10 9Oc per 100 pounds.
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CENTRAL GUARDHousK.-Befors Justice Cldrk.
Cornelius Drum, drunk and disorderlyi fined 81
and costs.
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READER. have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. kead IL; u wiIi interest," you.
al 2O-eoly
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FRoM HIsHLY REsrEcIABLK DRuseIsr.

Msssys. Seth w. Fosc.s Z Co., Bostoa-
Gents: When purchased the store which nov
occ6py, found half dozsn Of what was called
s Wtstar's BaIsam Of Wtid Caerry," yhlch | very
q brick wall IN my, yard. So wish you TO send me
supply Of your valuable preparations at once, and
John b. Moore, E,q., Druggist, ss Washinston.
also destroyed some counterfeit Baisam, which
dea er and now obtains his supply from headq uar-
FIR Bs,ra,e Of Vile axd Worthless Cosntsrfsits.-
Tie only Gensis,s, Pure and Medicinal BdIsdni has
the name of''I. Butts" rtten with q pen, and the
nIiuted nsne Of the proprietors, 3. w. Fowle
Co on the outside wrapper.
Prepared By Seth w. Fowle & Co, Boston, AND
~ ID. Gilman, John Schwarze, Marin q Pa mer
| John Wiley, B, Moore, and n n. mcPhersop
| Southron, and By druggists everywhere. de 2-lv.
Rx.nxp. have Won seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read il; It will interest you
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GAME, &c --NOswithstznding the condiuon OF
the times, people will eat and drink good things,
as though not feeling the condition OF the money
market. 80 our enterprisng friend HammSck
labors 10 be At all times ready 70 gratify tneir
tastes "a neither IL be for luscious hsh from the
FIorida reefs or the great lakes fat venison from
the Qlades Of Virginia, or bear steaks from tne
h,Ima.oe Ks OF Arksnsas Thus there 10 nothing TO
be had in his line, from the 81. Lawrence 10 the
Rio Cirande, that he does not obtain just when 1t
NAV he wanted hsfe;-nothing.
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The ACCIDENT TO Mr.. HANSON Yesterday
We noticed a serious accident to Mr. Saml Han.
son. Of our oldest citizens which Il was feared
would result fatally. We are glad to learn this
morning that he sdoing very well, the leg having
been set by Drs. Boyle and w. Lindsly. The ac-
cident did not occur upon the pavement, but in
the residence Of his son on ID near Third street.
where he resides. Passing from one room to
another he slipped and fell upon the floor, break
ing his leg near the hip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

GREAT SUCCESS.
The emily
PERMANENT
CURE FOR /
coRNs.
SOFT CoRNs,
AND ALL DIsKAszs
WHICH AFFECT THE FEET.
IKrAILIsLr SYSTEM PRAorIcRo
DIR. NJ. scHLossER.
SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
READ READ
the following
WASHINGTON TESTIMONIALS:
From II. s. Davis.
DR.. sshlosser has this day removed from my feet
twelve corns, which was done without pain, and to
my entire satisfaction. ohserfully recommend to
all persons, and especially my friends who suffer
with corns, to call on the Doctor soon:
Washington, d. c., Dec. cath. 1850.
From Hon. Barton Craiss. NJ. C, Of NC.
1t gives me pleasure to certify that DR.. sohlosser
TIN, day extracted several from ny feet
washington, d. c., Dec. 10th. 1850.
| FROM Taos. p. Lstpis, War Department.
Ioertify that DR.. schosser has skiIlfully extract
| cd several oorns from my feet, and without pain.
THOS. r. LEWIS.
Washington, ID. c., Dec 18th, 1850.
| From Dr.. 4. s. Verdi, M. ID.
testify that have been very successfully ope-
rated upon by Or. sohl0sssr, sitsSE. pain Of any
| sort. +. 8. VERDI, M. ID.
Washington, January It'll, 1858.
In addition to the shove testimonials, several
Thousands more are in the Doctors possession.
CAN BE CONSULTED HERE.
Il ONLY FOB SHORT TIME.
AT HIS OFFlcx, ~
2sT PENNA. AVENUE, tsouth side., =
between 18th and 18th streets.
!. Once hours from 10 .. m. till Pm.
NoIIcR.-Dr. Sohlosser oan only be consulted .
his ONCE, and has no professional connection WIT
any one. deal
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From Dr.. +. s. Verdi, M. ID.

From Dr.. T. s. Vsydt, M. ID.
testify that have been very successfully ope-
rated upon by DR.. Schlosser, vithort pain of any
sort. r. g. VERDI, M. d.
wsshington, January It'll, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

THE Georgetown pork market is quite active
today though the supplyi small. Itsells readily
at SO rs from wagons. and retails at 81 IS.
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TIMES IN ALExANDRIA.-The Gazette says: The
week just closed has been one of almost unprece-
dented gloom and depression. The troubles into
which the country has been plunged have, II pos
81 be increased and business has been broug bit 10
standstill. Since the beginning Of the holidays
very little produce has been received, and on
Union st. and the whsrves there has been an I'M
usual quiet. Financially, we have no improve
ment to note. There has been nothing doing In
stocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

The MERRY Social CLUB give their secon
annual assembly on Monday New Years eve
December 81, at Odd Fellows Hall. They al
determined to fully maintain the reputatio
already obtained for their Club for mirth and s,
ciability. OF course, everybody who dances
all will dance on New Years eve; and no belt,
place and opportunity could be desired than tn;
afforded by the Social Club.
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ARRIvxD at Carters wharf, foot Of Thirteenth
and-a-half ST., schooner Little Charley, Wilcox
Philadelphia, with a cargo Of coal for Mr.. Georg
Bogus
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TINE TO SUBscRlBE.-See Shillington's List else
where Of newspapers and magazines, to which
subscription can be made at bis store. The list
IL very large they are furnished at low rates and
punctually delivered-which fact accounts for the
number sent out from his establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

CRIMINAL COURT Yesterday, the case Of U 8
agt Charles Fitzpatrick defendant charged will
assault and battery on D. :. Crisman) was sub
mitted to the Court. The Judge fined the defen
daut IS and costs.
To day.-Capt. John Graham was tried for a
alleged assault and battery upon Mr.. J. T. VIII
liams. Tie defendant submitted his case to tn
court. He was sentenced to pay fine Of $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

DIARIES FOR 1s6l-A valuable New Years gift
for registering events, containing a blank space
for memoranda for every day In the year, cash
accOuntfor each month, bills payable and receiv-
able. Don't be without one Of these useful little
souvenirs. Shillington has the most complete
elegant, and desirable assortment ever issued
some Of which are handsomely bound, suitable
for New Years presents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

WE WOULD advise all our readers in want of
clothing, furnishing goods, hats and caps, to call
on l.. A. Beall 4 Co No 439 Seventh street, near
G, as he has received largo lot Of goods on con-
cost. Read his advertisement and give him q
r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

HARVEY. on C street, opp. 'ne lneaie
anticipating a freeze, has laid In S.nS. !
stock Of fine oysters-hundreds on hu.. "eu'
bushels-many Of which were never beate.
this market. One is always sure of getting then
Just opened, from him, and therefore In the bes
possible condition for family use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

The WAREHOUSE Of Mr.. John Davidson, on
Water street, Georgetown, near the fish wharf
fell in last night. II was In the occupancy Of the
Government as place Of storage Of articles re.
quired in the construction Of the Washington
aqueduct; and a very large quantity OF cemen,
stored therein was the cause Of the accident Two
doors fell in, carrying with them the west wall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

In addition to the shove testimonials. several
tho.... nd. mara ara In the lonfor,a nos saasIon
The New York herald., 1860-12-22
CONNECTICUT.

PROCLAMATION ny GOVERNOR BUCKINGHAM
Nhertas the President uf the United states deca -
tlnt the unon of the ls the present MON nt
threatened with alarming aud immediate danger tat
pspc and distress fearful character prevail through
sut III, land that al classes state ~ cpnfu
and distress and the wisest c0unsels ~ bst aud
rurcSt men are wholly dsreRarded.' and has recon
uendtd that Friday the 4th dy of January next be- ST
srar, AZ day o humNaton fasting and prayer throu "a
OUt the luion
Therefore approving the recommendation, AMI believ
fpg that tic tni1n I'll ts Satss and the pcrmangncy ol
tp government are ~ tnabc impertauc-, hereby
cordially invite and urge the czens ~ this state 70 ub
serve Tint aav IN accordance with the design o our Ch
Magistrate by assembling in their usual places 81 re
hgpus worship Offering unto te Fpch sacrhces oi
rnitcnce aud suppicaton may secure the Divine ass
ior our nation.
Aso, that they implore Him 10 give courage " ma
tatcs % enforce all laws for tho protection ~ the Ole
dcut ard the punishment u the disbedcnt that lie VII
incline this whole people to abide by AM perform thsn
Constitutional obligations that He will all qnes
crs which nnw disturb peace and Naten pfss
Ieffy be adjusted upon the basis of equity and jus
fr that lie viii hold Is back from revonti N and blood
sled and not permit ts ~ plunge into sins which will
brtr uron us still terrible lusmen,s but that IIe
vii carry US through this crisis IL such manner a
shall forever check the spirit q anarchy ing peace "a
distracted people, aud preserve, sirens then and pcr
Ietuaie our matte nal Union.
,iycn under my hand and the Al n he state the
e{,y "a Norwich this the eighteenth day Of pceutb
Il the year of lord thousand eight hundred and
xtv and uf the Independence ~ the nicd states the
~ L,y.Gfth wM a. ryChlNCHAM
Nv his INcclltncy, JoHS BcYp, Secretary q state
The New York herald., 1860-12-22

?
GYMS T. Dur ham secretary cf state % the state II
d5r 10 hereby certify, thst the leg stature Of The
siatg 4 Indiana has never passed ss making 4 a
en- Al or hnablc oenee Ter ay party has lng authority
t,v the laws o the United stat >, 70 carry ou T. te
fnst extent the rroviscis Of the Fugitive Save ltw
~ nus state that no law has becn passed IN hs
st.te r. a,,y way tending to nulits tie said Fugitive
slave iav-hcl that. the contrary every facility .
tr.rl,. tie owner 81 fugitive slave IN reclining hs
ItoIefiy II rsacea6lc manner
III witness whereof hsreunto set my hani and Gix
,le sal "a state az the city ~ ndtaisp1s his I'D
esx II November. a. y 1860
CyRts !. DJNHAM Secretary of state
Tpfrs llKfIuN, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1860-12-22
INnIANA ANn THE FrGITIvE SLAVE LAWS

INDIANA AND The fCoill'E SLAVE LAWS.
W. give below The ofheiai denial of The Secretary q
the tate of Indiana that her Legislature has ever pas
su, AVS having tendency to prevent the full and com
pole execution of the federal Icgtye Slave la within
her borders