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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
THE NEW AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT wALTHAN, MAS:


In order to meet the requirements of gentlemen who
prefer thinner Watch than those usually made by US
we have lately issued new style of Watch on he three
quarter plate model especially designed for this purpose
In establishing this series 1t has also been de
sign produce Watch in every way superior TO the best
and highest priced products OF the reputable Of Eng
Iish and Watch manufacturers and no labor
pense has been spared to this end.
In all respects of fine and durable material of external
and internal inish of compensation and adjust
nent of matcmatcay inst proportions and of practical
results our new quarter plate Watch challenges
comparison with any in the world
The following ma med Gentlemen may
be Referred TO in Relation to
these Watches:
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Me-, John G. SAKE, Vermont,
n p. Willis, New York, Hon. n. p Banks Mass,
Horace Greeley, Frank Leslie
Cyrus W. Field, New York, VIM. II. Cary, New York,
Paul Norphy, New Orleans, Norman Wizard Wisconsin,
Dr. l. Marion Sims Prof. Bartlett West Point,
Lieut. H. A. Wise, T. SN Col W. J. Hariee U. S. A.,
5. I. Prime, D. D., Whit Pts, Wilson G. Hunt, Y,
Gen. G. p. Norris, y. Y, Peter Cooper, n. Y.
CAUTION.-As our Watch is extensively counter
ted by foreign manufacturers. have to inform the
public that no Watch of production which is
companed by certificate of genuineness, bearing the
number Of the watch and signed by Treasurer, r.
Robbins or by predecessors, Appleton Tracy Co.
As these Watches are for sale by jewellers generally
throughout the Union the American Watch Company do
not solicit orders for single watches.
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Wholesale Agents No. Isl Broadway, y. Y.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20

LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, SSH tie
- Common Pleas Court Of Marion county IA tie Stsc
Il Indiana June Term. A. ID. 1901 James H. Nchorna
Phebe loni Elizateth lnecy William hnerley, Airyd
Yount Annette Younf Angeline lount and liet lourt
Be il known. That tins twenty -Iinth day ny- IN
filed in the Office e the Clerk q the Marion Cfcc Court
his complaint against said defendants in the above entitled
that said defendant ANGELINA 1OUNT is not sc dent
of the State Of Indiana.
said defendant s. therefore, hereby notified 81 c Sling
and pendency of said curla against her, al IA unless
she appear and denur thereto, a q calling a
said cause on the second day Of The next term ~ sad Court
TO be begun and held az the Couri-houe. n The city q
INDIANAPOLIS on tie second Monday In JCHe ne 81 said
complaint and the and things therea caiuet
and alleged will DC heard aud determined IN her absnce.
By order Of Court. JOHN {. NEW CierE,
o. B. ToEHEr. Attorney for Pla'ntlf. fcbzl-s3t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
COMM ERCiAL.
Ut IH-I.T7''II1NI n
Cincinnati Market.

CINcISNATI, Saturday, February l6
Flour unchanged and very little doing, but holders
slightly firmer under advices from New York
Better demand for wheat at 81 and 81 10 for red and
white
Corn rmer owing the light receipts, sales of u 900
bush at 33c. for ear; shelled dull and nominal at 339
35c. in bulk.
Oats unchanged at 27 &c., the latter for extra seed
RYE and barley unchange'.
Whisky unchaged and steady at 14c
Provisions dull
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
By TIIE STEAMER cITT OF BALTIMORE.
Foreign Market.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, January 80.
Breadstufs steady flour dull 29929s 3D. wheat steady
at fTmer prices.
Corn ner and active Cd advance for mixed SIS Cd
Beef and pork dull.
LONDON, Wednesday, January 30.
Consols 81 q 9sl7s; money market unchanged.
LATER QUEENSTOWN.
LvERPooI, Thursday, January 81.
Breadstuffs dull and steady; provisions dull.
ConsolS 9l5s G9lS4 for money and account
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
WANTED,

NTANTED-lOO0 CANvASSERS-To sell new and
w popular works, which sold exclusively by SUBJ
scrption. Our books comprise large assortment ef
valuable family works which command ready sale and
agents now employed by us are making from $50 500
per MONTH Female agents can make a good living by
selling our books For further particulars and descriptive
Catalogues address DICK * FTTZGERALD
Is Ann street, New York
We have just published book containing about 1900
engravings which We sell for 81. feb2Qw4t
"TANTED-l0,0O 600 AGENTS-To engage i'm the sale
Wv of the only original Silver Plating Fluid ANY
person make Sl0 per day in the sale of it, Send fifty
cents and get sample and particulars act as agents
Address TIN CRANE
feb2Ow2t% Sullivan Sullivan county Indiana
NIANTED-AGENTS-I have recently discovered a
wv great curiosity, for which want agents every
where. Full particulars and sample receipt of M
teen cents in money stamps, Address,
NATHAN DANHOUR.
7b2Owlt Putnamvile, Putnam county, Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
-gAsrrR,s SALE or RAILROAD rRoIFH'


HEASTER'S SALE or RAILROAD r1olFllF.-ly
Nv Of decree rendered by the Greet Court Of
the United States for the Circuit and District Of Indiana, IN
favor Of John p. lelveron and Others Trustee. dc
against the New Albany and Sandusy City junction Rail-
road Company. and Others the undersigned, special
Master Of said Cour for that purpose appointed VIII o.
he 2sth day Of February, s6l, between the hours 81 y
O'Clock H. and O'Clock T. NJ, at the door a. de Court
house. the city of New Albany Floyd county. Indians,
sell public auction, all and singular, the entire Laroal
Of said New Albany and Sandusky City Junction haiod
Company, constructed and be constructed rom TIE
city of New Albany in the State Of Indiana fbrcnh ne
counties Of lloyd Clark. Scott, Jefferson, fy, Frank
lin and Union in sad State the line diyicne the States
of Indiana and Ohio together with all it, right ~ Nay sid
appropriate and 10 the roi e2cc-
inz one hundred feet in width and al is side rcs tx
lures station grounds and buidnfs is warchCuse roi-
shops and al the appurtenances thereurt0 apl erarn
aud all the corporate hts liberties and francle heoi
ing said Company, uch thereof uay DC recs
sary satisfy said decree said properly VII he sod IN
the prescribed By the laws Of the STATE o. lna
for the sale OF lands execution. and without bcnci
the valuation or appraisement laws Of said State
| JAMES A. Gu0RMLEl.
fane0-xt Sf,tcfal faster.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. THOMPSON,

Female Physician and Obstetrician,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No. "A North Illinois street,
nearly opposite the Third Presbyterian Church.
sept-'60dly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
DiCAL.

EHTONDERFUIs RESULTS IL THIS CITY AND VI
wv CINTTY-Miss Hoshour. disease Of female sys-
tenn with Neuraeia 3ls physician IN attendance, NJ
Brewster Bronchial Consumption; Mrs. Eunuirr, Nrs.
Spann Mr. Todd and others complicated Zen aie ciselse
several years standnz Mr. Brady Hancock e5usiy dis
ease Of the bladder and Kidneys etc, etc Are you A.
hicted' "A word TO the wise s sufficient
Persons DESTROYS Of knowing a IA Bsrhnm and
his skin referred the following well known ctzen
Prof s. X Hoshour; Dr. 8 c. Fnk A. ID. Strizhf. Esq:
Rev. NJ c. & ark; Jas C. fohn. Esq; A n. Hyde Esc.;
/. W. Moses. W. NJ wheatiey, ESQ.
Oaice-Yohns Block. North Meridian street
Letters will receive prompt attention. Address
DR. Y G. BURNnAN
febls Indianapolis. Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
STOLEN.
PATENTED OCTOBER %, 1851

SSTOLEN-Tw0 HORSES AND A ROCEAwAY-A
- man calling himself Sharp, got two Horses and
Hockaway buggy from my stable Monday, De-
cember 3lst 1850, 10 go TO painfeld and STAY over
night but has not yet returned The horses both
bays, one dark and the other bright eolored. The
bright bay Is l5 hands high, about eight yesrs old has
small lump, from cut, ON the pasture jonDnd a small
Is ahut 10 hands high eight old, smooth made and
some soreness IN the shoulders The Rockaway painted
DARK ret ront posts both broken out and new put in
painted black and finished middle post, iron rods and
the Gu shions marked William Wilson bottom side
> W. Drew, maker on back part Of the buggy which Is
about hall worn lined with blue damaSk The harness light
silver mounted round traces and brides mates There
was buffalo robe taken the time. with Indian
marks ON inside Also two old blankets with surngles
sewed on them and two haers with holes punched
IN each halter the side. just below the buckles
Fifty dollars reward will be given any who will
return the property described and reasonable reward Cor
information that will lead TO their recovery.
WI. wILKISON.
feo6-wu Indianapolis, Ind.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
cARDINc MACHINES.

nNE PAIR CARDiNG MACHINES AND ITCKER,
" all IN good working order: also, two Power fpoms
with steel SHADES dc, Cor sale reasonable terms. hy
THOMAS G. LUDElsS. Agent
Hope. Bsrie,e<nsw county. Indiana fsbll-~in-s
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
DR.. RALPHGRAM ME,


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s for ~ he lung nd h who have YER R Of hen capable
dh acmun pdhnr had <rgednoe huuanI hn h
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Dr. ewhl aFcnhyfr t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
meteorological observations,

Range Of thermometer (abOve zerOl for the week end
ing saturday. February 10th, 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20

| DMINIsTRAToR's NOTgcE.-Tbe undc-si med hav-
"a ing been appointed Administrator % the estate q
Isabella Bryant. deceased late of The county of la
Indiana; all persons having claims against eai accede
estate, will present them duly authenticated Tor .
TO Bennett Bryant and his recognition 81 fuch cniIn
jusi and right the will be acknowledged aud -ci ~
and the renting Of any part Of the real estate Of te de
dent and the receipt Of such by Bennett Bryant WI
be right as he is hereby authorized 10 such extent
solvent r. L. WALiNLE.
jan23-dltw4t Acmite ir.dor-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
Now YORK Ca,tIe marked.

The market this week has favored the buyer, though
we cannot make any quotable change nprceS Owing TO
the heavy fall of along the lines Of Western
railroads. droves have very rregulary; all
behind time that reached here and did
hand for the fortunate for those whose stock
arrived that a break down the Hudson River Railroad
aimed and kept of the market 500 head With
the stock offered the market has from ginning
end One very choice brought Sl2 per The
quality this week varies but little from that of last but
of the cattle make bad show account Of their
posure intense cold in the banks without fodder.
At the close all the stock offered sold quota
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20

g g @
CARY'S COUGH CURE. See advertisement.
decl2'60-dtf.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20

a DMINISTRATOE's NoTicE.-Notice Is hereby given
"A that the Undersigned has been appointed Admins
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Charles Enry deceased late q
Marion county, indiana Said estate Is supposed 70 be
solvent SAMUEL CORY
February 7th 1851 -dltAw.t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20
DEMONSTRATORS sAIR.-Nollcr /. - :

DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-Noiice Is hereby given
"a that will sell public auction SATURDAY, the
"a day Of March next, the late residence 81 Charles
Emry deceased in Lawrence township, Marion ccuny,
Iniiana, all his personal property, not taken ~ tie
widow consisting q two horses, three stock hogs,
corn in the CRIB. the bushe hay IN tis nu~
two hore wagon farm ng utensils hous oil and kitchen
goods and Furniture,
TERMS or SAE.-A credit Of ten months viii be given
all sums three dollars, the purchaser giving bis
note with approved surety, waving valuation and ap
prasemeni laws Sums Of three dollars and under, cash
In hand Sale &c commence az nine O'Clock A. n.
SAMUEL CORY, Administrator.
February sth 1851. dli6w2t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20

The market Is hardly active and but very few calves
bring our highest quo aons Those which grade good
mostly sell at csc. Our quotations are for
Good and extra qualities ..........perb al cts.
Other qualities ............. do 9151= cts
The receipts have been large, unusually heavy for this
season of the year. and prices have declined fully 2550c
per head when sold by weight the outside price is 5sc
the hoof We quote:
Sheep. per head. 75 %, 0096 0t
Lambs, do ............... so, 25, 00a6 ot
SWINE.
The receipts have rot been heavy but the market ha
been duh and closes tamely at lower prices.
We quote:
Live Hogs. Dressed
Heavy prime corn fed.............55fG 71<97-
Light do ............. 55sG5Z 7z97h
Heavy still fed 55a35& 91s9Isa
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-20

N-'''-AND' hii~"s, ie"fuaty Id.
Mr. Lincoln and party LETT Pittsburgh in a
smart shower this morning amidst enthusiastic
plaudets of great numbers, who lined the track
for long distance At Rochester he got on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road. At Wellsville
took new engine beautifully decorated. At
Salmesvile and Bayard crowds had assembled in
the rain and mud, Mr.. Lincoln merely bowling
At Alliance, elegant dinner given by Mr.. McCul
Tough, President of the road A salute was fired
smashing the car windows, including the one at
which Mrs. Lincoln sat. During dinner an ele-
giant company of Zouaves stood guard, band play
ing national airs. The train also stopped at Ra-
VIENNA and Hudson a few minutes, which places
were alive with people-much enthusiasm.
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
GUARDING TIN RAILRnAn

The Washington Branch OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, by order Of General Nc.
Clellan, is guarded by senlinels placed Al q
distance Of quarter OF q mile apart from
Washington to Baltimore, in order to guard
against any depredations to the road, and pre-.
vent accidents to any Of the greatly increased
number Of trains passing over It, both night
and day. To effect this, the road has been di.
vided into four sections, which are guarded by
the following regiments: From Baltimore In
the Relay House, by the Fifteenth New York
regiment from the Relay House to the juno,
ton, by the Tenth Maine regiment; from the
junction to Bladensburg, by the First Michi.
gan regiment; and from Bladensburg to Wash.
Ington, by such regiments as are epc,unpsd
near the road.
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
Hps6 INTO WINTER QUARTERS.

,xhs rssihents stationed at Newport News
ars building log huts for winter shelter. They
arc said . b much warmer and more COM
forable than plank barracks. Our pickets ex-
tend four miles beyond Newport News.
g ~ SoNroas BRrpoE, BUILDING.
The Fifteenth New York regiment, on Thurs
day, made their drst attempt at pontoou bridge
building, on the eastern branch of the Poto-
mac, near their camp. In thirty-three minutes
they inflated the India rubber pontoons, and
laid bridge 1873 feet long; over tlh6k ffty
men marched at common and double quick
time and ON ths-run, and -t~o herses .cres,ed
without trouble. The regiment has the pom
toon train which has beep ak vssAi Point for
some time, aud is wen supplied with engineer.
ing tools and Implements. They have also
lascines and other matofials for fof ations.
Two ,fifths of the men sreskilled mechanics, and
the camp gives evidence Of their, mahiiai tkili
Although they have been but two weeks in
their present location, they have constructed
brick range and oven for each company and
made many other improvements IN 'tiicir four
months Of service, not one man has died Of
disease, and there is how but one III The hos.
pital. lu,G l7y i"u ri bn" 'hi 'ud r-H0 ~
The national Republican., 1861-11-23

LORD PALxERsToN.--O Our telegraphic acc, mt
yesterday Of Lord Palmerstons r, cruL r.
marks upon American affairs was 30 meagre
and imperfect, that we publish the fuller ac-
count now receivsd:r"
At the Lord Mayors banquet, London,
Nov. l0o the Mayor proposed the health OF the
foreign ambassadors, coupled with the name Of
the Hon. Charles F. Adams, the United States
Minister. ...,.-,..~
&" Mr.. Adams replied that his mission In f ,g-
land waste promote and perpetual the friendly
relations which have eiisted between the two
countries. go
"Lord Pamerston, in a speech, said Il Al,
although the present unfortunate circumstance ce
may for a.tfIue threaten to Interfere with, the
supply Of COTTON ,-the- adyanttge will be hui
temporary, and IN the end be productive oi
good. We shall Md IN various quarters Of tho
globe sure and ample supply, which will rem
der us no moro dependent on tho SouLhHru
States Of America.
differences which separate our American cnu,
SINS but is not for us to pass udgme on their
disputes. In conclusion, he expressed the hope
OF aspeedy restoration of harmony and peace"
This does not look much like Interfering to
fight the battles Of the rebels. Nor does 1t
look as if English Statesmen contemplate, Of er-
wise than with satisfaction, the exclusion Of
American cotton from the MARKERS OF the world
They are content to bear the " temporary dis
ddUdntdge," for the permanent good of being
mo more dependent on the 9 utter, Satts &,
Ameried" 20 - 49,
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
Our Baltimore Corrsspondsnce.
BALrIHoRE, Nd, Nov. 81, 8 P. 4

=
EDITOR REPUBLICAN The expected wedding
in high life came, Off this noon-ths Rev. DR..
Backus oficiating- Gen, George Stonsman
married Mics Mary Oliver Hsrdesty. The
scene was truly o very brilliant one. and
many eyes were gladdened to see so fair
daughter Of Maryland united to 50 high and
honorable an officer OF the Federal army. The
omen is good one, and some think the captive
will prove to all Marylanders that, to be uuder
the projection Of such Government, will be
beneficial one.
The bride was elegantly dressed In lace, 10.
beg the ladies at present to excuse the writer (;
but, not being familiar with ladies' dress. he
cannot describe with Justice The attendants
were very beautiful young ladiss, and bscom.
ingly attiIed. Among those present werS Gen
Jones, U. S, A.; Gen. Palmer and lady, Col.
Hudson, Col Van Allen, Capt. Park. Col. Col
boy, Maj. Pleasanton, DR.. McMillen, u. s. A ;
Mrs. Ethan Allen N. Y; Senator Latham and
lady, California Mr.. Mclean, N. Y, and many
other distinguished personsges. 80.
Knowing you like to hear all that Is good
about and in Baltimore, can give you some
news under this head. The noble ladies Of
this city who have 80 bravely given their time
and means to tho sick soldiers, deserve much
praise. The Relief Society does large amount
| Of good and when we see such names on tho
list of active managers as Mrs. r. johnson,
president, Mrs. Bounapart. Mrs. DR.. Mckenzie,
Mrs. John p. Kennedy Mias Sallie Cushing
Miss N. y. Keener, aud host Of others, we
cannot wonder that the cause Is so prosperous
and fourishing. The sick are we'll cared for.
and the many little cares that only a delicate
woman can give, are appreciated by the poor
brave fellows who are the recipients OF those
favors.
II short notes from a wel-wisher is accrpta-
BILE, you have only to publish the first, and the
others will sometime follow.
OSR VINO SEES
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
NrRox THE ulkn poroxAo.
lMan oors.pond.aos Z shs A.sociA,sa rrss.I
DARNEsrowN. Nouensber 20, 1856

Mall corrsspondsnos = Me Assocatsd Frssal a
% DARNEsrowx, Nouensber 20, 1861.
Yesterday, a Gsrmaa Jew nom Frederick
named Manuel Hartman, was srrestsd by the
New York Nineteenth for selling citizens clothes
70 desefters He bad rented cabin abou' two
miles from camp, where he was driving fmr.
ishine trade, and was detected 10 the act. His
stock was eonascated. Ignstius Fulks and bis
son James, who rented Hartman the cabin
with knowledge that he was aiding dessr
ton, were also arrested. The three worthi's
will be tried by court-martial. Their offence
is believed to be q capital one. ,
Seven deserters were brought In yesterday
and. win be tried In few days.
The crusade agsipst whisky and whisk y
dealers, has been revived within the past two
days. Large seizures have been made, and
several persons Of respec'ability have been ar
rested. ........ ...
General Banks returned to camp yesterday
after o visit to Washington TO confer with The
authorities In relation to future movements
All eyes are now turned toward Frederick
as the probable winter quarters Of General
Banks division, should II not be called inc
sctive service. of ID. & .."", ~.
A review Of the First Brigade, General Aber
crombie, was held yesterday. It WAS very
creditable affair The ranks were full, and
every department betokened readiness for &C
tive service. -, rr...r-.Ii ..r... . b.
DARNEsrowN. Nov. 81. 1861.
The Massachusetts regiments have completed
their arrangements for the celebration ID
Thanksgiving in the old Puritan style. Roqui
sitions have been made on the country store.
and poultry yards, and, large .tents have been
erected for the, festivities Of the occasion
This will be q new feature In this section ol
Ma Maryland ;!! which xil probably 70 perpesuAted
. Many of the regiments are preparing foI
winter, by erecting log huts. The Twenty
eighth New York have made themselves quite
comfortable In this respect. Others are ole
waiting their tents on o structure Of logs aud
mud, about four feet high, with an excavatio
of two feet. These are generally furnished
with rude but useful FIRE places, which Can b,
used for cooking as well as heating.
The Fifteenth Massachusetts, has movet
shout one mile from It's former location, neal
Poolesville, and has erected log buts with
straw thatch for their winter quarters. One o
the batteries Of Gen. Stones division has ais,
gone into winter quarters near the same place
Heavy firing bas been heard all day in tn,
ulrecuon ot LeWlnsVile OF Deyouu, ~ FiT
ginia, but no Intelligence has been received ]
any action.
The New York Ninth has removed from thri
late to more comfortable encsmpmsnt Tbi
was made necessary by great increase Of III
ness caused by the damp nature of the ground
Capt. George Tuthill, Of company 3, OF thi
regiment. has resigned and gone home.
Snow and hail fell last night along the roat
leading to the Sugar Loaf region.
Samuel Mare, OF the Twenty-eighth New
York, Capt. Bowers company, died ON tn
10th. He was from Yates, Orleans county.
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
From Nortn caroline.

The North Carolina news is very Important
A smart engagement took place at Hatteras
Inlet on the 14th between the Coast Survey
steamer Corwin and the rebel steamer Curlr "
The latter vessel apparently got the worst Of
the contest, and retreated alter receiving a
few minutes hot and telling fire from the
former.
The Provisional State government for North
Caroline, the establishment of which has been
contemplated for months, was formally insti-
tuted at Hatteras Inlet on the 18Th instant by q
convention Of delegates and proxies repre-
senting forty. five counties Of the State. Ordi.
nances were passed acknowledged the Consti.
tuition Of thu United States; appointing Marble
Nash Taylor Provisional Governor Of North
Carolina; proclaiming the secession act illegal
and Of no force or effect and empowering the
new Governor to order, special elections for
Representatives to the Federal Congress,
The convention was adjourned subject to be
reassembled upon the call of the president
Governor Taylor has issued bis proclamation
ordering On election for the second congres
sional district to be held on Wednesday. 9Th
Inst .