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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09
From the London Morning Pot, Aug 18th lNinistera
American Demoraiization-I
Nasninst0m Mar Meeting

Ii any one wishes 10 see what irieItful ex +
tent a tratrcidal war can demoralize people. let
him read the accounts, furnished by the American
papers. Of the great war meeting held at Wash
Inston at the beginning ct this month nuder the
auspices of President Lincoln The Ssvaees in
the Yet uncitilzed parts of America hold war
meetings and VOW eternal enmity aud utter (
Termination 10 their enemies The ancient
republics did ths came: but that great pro
gressive nation, proud of IL rapid growth its
liberty. lis civilization. and its religion should -
far forget itself as To rival the Wild Indian in
savaSene~s. aud be 81 far behind its aSe 70
have recourse 20 popular passion instead OF pa.
triotism and TO call in the furS of the mob In aid
of the policy Of the Government. a. the Greeks
did three thousand .eafs ago. j. spectacle which
Ne had not thought to witness in the mlidle OF
the nineteenth century. Yet shat Wild tribe
nom the Rel River or the South Ses Islands
dancing round lis iiIes. and goadng each other
e. iuTy by cries and curses could exceed in de
llbsrate cruelty and mpacability the citizens Of
Nasliington on the occasion Ia which refer
tie resolutions passed were StuuIously inhuman.
and we're disgaceiul to the country a the a.
sembly itsel sas inconsistent With the first prin
eiples O. good government
gar meeting such that reported l.
omAiy n any constituuonslly governed State
what must he thought of Government which.
IN TINE of war. has no resource but To coilec,
MODS. sid after exciting them with speeches full
% eio'a and hre. 10 plunge them While IN the
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Democratic County Convention


Pursuant to public notice, the Democracy of
Decatur county assembled in mass convention, at
the Court House in Greensburg. Saturday.
September g, lo62
At O'Clock the meeting was called to order
by the Chairman of the Central Committee, "
W Lowe.
Hon. james ID Foley was appointed Chairman,
and W. H. Vm Horn, Secretary
On taking the chair, the President stated the
object OF the convention, accompanied with few
well-tmeI remarks.
On motion of Mr.. Lowe, the following com
mttee were appointed to apportun the vote that
each township was entitled TO. viz
Cortez Ewing. Samuel McCeiry, Robt CFaw-
ford. John L Higgins, Geo. L,ug him, iona
than Webb, Geo. Taylor, Dr. NJ. Daily. Z. Hard
ing.
On motion, committee of one from each
township, OH resolutions, was appointed. VIZ
w. w. Lowe. III. G Miller, a. Mccoy, Abel
Ewing, John Murphy, L. rhurston, Mason Per
ry. John L. Higgins, and NJ Seton
The committee ON apportionment made the
following report:
Washington. II votes; Fsgt 5; Clinton 9; Ad
ans 9; Caiy 8; Jackson {; Sand Greek &; Ma
rion ); Salt Creek ). Whole vote, Sc. Neces-
sary TO choice, "a.
On motion of B. W Wilson, j. V Bemus,iaf
fer was nominated Tor Representative, by accl,-
nation.
There being no opposition. the following gen
tlemen we're unanimously nominated for the Offices
named:
Commissioner lst District, Esquire Little
Commissioner 81 ID strict. Il. Hl ride pack
Coroner, John NJ Watson.
On motion, the Convention proceeded 10 vote
for Sheriff and Treasurer, which resulted as fol
lows:
Sherin-W H. Carroll, 6l54 votes; Davic
Shullz. IA
W. Ii. Cirrol, having received large major
~ the votes was, Oh motion. declared unani
mously elected
Treasurer-W IN Manlove, SO votes Joel Cart
mel. so voies-mjorIty q.
VIM W Lowe ChairpanOf the committee Oh
resolutions made the following report:
RsSJtred That the Democracy of Decatur
county. in Convention assembled, adopt a. ou
platform ''the Constitution a. il i, and the UniOI
as il was" and we also endorse the ST tie and
Congressional tickets aud the ticket this day nom
mated and viii do all We can Ia elect the same
Adopted without dissenting voice
The meeting briefly addesssed by j. V
Bemusdafier and b ". wilson.
On motion the proceedings were ordered to b,
Published in the State Sentinel.
On motion adjourned
JAS b. FOLLY. Chairman
". II VAN HORN, Secretary.
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IL Mr.. JONI W. FoRNEY Is an exponent of
the STANTON policy. and he, under the pseudo
name of /" OCCASIONAL writes follows in the
Press:
3Auother principle must certainly be embodied
IN our reorgsnzet form OF government The
men who shape the Legislation ut tins country.
when the war = past. must remember that what
We want i power and strength. The problem will
be to combine the forms OF republican govern
uenl with the powers OF mOnarchical govern
ment
1t vas for a,ing that this has already been
done that Mr. -lNGERSOLL was arrested but Mr.
FoRSEY has not been arrested ior preaching such
treason against the republic.
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special Notice.

10 I'D FAR lL>kRS.-Ad al cer1sse1aezfs taken r9,
Sc, i1sd fs, rad ordered -fore he ffio,
- ~ fine tsf icsR bs charged tAe rear rafAs
f7rfse same az % ~ fiaae they ordered out
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Carroll SOuuty Democratic COnven.

W II VAN Horn, Secretary.
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Democratic Union State Ticket.
roR SECRETARY or srATEs
JAMES s. AyH0N,
or Marion County
soa aupIfoR ov srATr,
JOSEPH RIsTINE,
OF Fountain County.
ron TREAsrRxR oF STATE.
MATTHEW l.. BRETT,
OF Davies County
FOR ATTORNEY oExEnAL.
OSCAR B H0RD,
OF Decatur Coxnty.
rok REroRrER or SUPREME couRT.
MICHAEL G. KERR,
or Floyd County.
goa srPEsiSIESDESr oy PUBLIC iSsrRUcrios.
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen COUNTY
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CON I'D EN TIA
HAPPINESS OR MISERY {?

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
FEyTE proprietors II fhe "PARlSlAN CABINET or
n WONDERS ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" have
determined regardless 81 expense ISSUE free Tor the
benefit o. suffering humanity POUR Il Their most In
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Of Manhood. Indigestion Weakness Oppression. Loss
Of Energy and vital Powers the Great Social Evils and
those Malsdies which resu from youthful fclles. kx
of Maturity. ginrance u Phy >ioogy and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
% cnighening and saving thousands and viii be
forwarded free the receipt ~ four stamps, hy addrc
ing SFCRf TARY PAElsIsS CAmsrr oF ANAroxf AND
MEDICINE. sos Broadway. New York. je2s-dly
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under martial law YESTERDAY morning. and bust
ness Of every kind SUSPENDED. excepting that
connected with the Publishing of neEspa pers.
and the citizens xere called out 20 assist IN the
defense OF the city. by the military commander.
IL = hardly unnecessary % add hat this unset
tled all business IN finance and commerce. At
ten o'clock ia the morning the stores were all
closed. and the streets cleared Of every kind of
vehicle. and the male citizens net in their re-
spect;ye wards to respond TO the orders of the
commander. Gen. Wallace.
The state of affairs in Virginia caused stocks
to decline. and gold To advance. and this contin
uei TO the close. The quotations on Monday, for
coin and exchange were follows:
Buying Selling
New York. ..... "a ads. par
Cold. .l6d IL prem. Is prem.
Demand Notes. :. 7@7l4 prem.
The news from New York last evening was
more favorable. Gold and sterling exchange de
clined and stocks advanced.
There has been no change in -four or wheat.
Both ruled firm at full prices up TO Monday even
ing.
Oats dull. under large receipts.
Corn being in slight supply advanced to 35c,
the feed store keepers buying freely. owing TO the
high price of outs.
Barley in good demand. and prices advancing;
the crop Is a very short one
Rye dull and down to sic. Thedistilsrs have
stopped buying both corn and rye. as they sus-
pended operations on the last of the month. the
presen. price Of whisky would not admit OF its
manufacture under the tax law. Ii is now selling
at 2oc, or this the price on Monday, and the
demand light.
Pig iron has advanced to S35 bar to Sc, and
nails 25c per keg.
Butter is cent higher and in short supply
Eggs advanced to 3 cents per uozen aud are
scarce.
speculative demand for pork and bacon
cooperae still continues. and prices have further
advanced. As heretofore noticed, this demand
is based upon short supply consequent upon the
large number of coOpers in the army now and
and which will he called oItunder the draft, anc
this ia the face OF Large supply of pork the com
ing season, and but large supply of cooperact
on hand. Contracts are being made for pork bar
rels ut 81
There were no molasses barrels needed thi.
year and no whisky barrels oil consequence after
this date. which throws all the hands upon Other
cooperage and cOmpensates 10 some extent for
the deficiency OF hands.
Beef cattle advanced 50 cents owing TO ligh
supply.
No change in hogs.
Linseed oil is in light supply and gone up tC
10 cents
The high prices asked for pork and bacon, a.
hotCed III out i"ot iSSue, "e'e hO1 suet"1he"' an
holders receded IA on bulk meat, and yet Their,
was not much done until Monday when shoulder
were taken at 81 &c in bulk and sides at DC. B't
con could have been bought at 434 01554c Clel
sides are held at Ga gle but not saleabe at owe
Gle
Lard advanced to S34c. but was held at &c oil
Monday. There is not much here
The business done in groceries has been of
limited nature and sugar and coffee sold at rathe
easier prices. though in the jobbing way they re
main unchanged
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

- We authorized to announce JOHN
A. BEAL independent Unconditional Union candi-
date Common Pleas Judge Tor the Twelfth District
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WeEdell Phillips Mobbed in Cincinnati,
Pelted with Eggs and stones and Driven
from the Opera H0use-Gfeat Excitement.

CINCINNATI, March 24.-Wende Phillips the
notorious abolition agitator, attempted to deliver
lecture at the Opera House here tonight, but
was met with rather an unexpected demonstra-
tion
He commenced by avowing himself an aboli-
ZIONIST and disuniOnst, when persons in the
galleries commenced hissiny and yeling-threw
eggs and stones at him, hitting him several times.
The kissing was kept up for some time, but he
finally made himself heard and proceeded until
something again Objectionable was said, when
again eggs were thrown, hitting his person
Phillips persevercd in making himself heard,
when for the third time, eggs and stones were
thfuwn, the CTUwu moving down the stairs, ana
crying put him OUT star and feather him, -
and giving ''groanS for the niggcT Wendell Phil
lips" The crowd proceeded down tue middle
aisle towards the stage, where they were met by
Phillips friends, when Il fight cnsUcd, amidst
the greatest confusion-laditS screaming aud cry
Ing, and jumping over chairs, aud falling in all
directions.
During the fight Phillips was taken of the stage
by bis friends, and the audience .loyed out
IL is now ten O'clock, aud the streets In the
vicinity Of the Opera House crowded with
excited people unable 20 find Phillips. No ono
has been seriously hurt so far we can learn.
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ScHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR

GCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC, FOR
- the cure Of Dyspepsia, Nervous Weakness,
6ensral Debillty, Ss1r and Sick Stomach, Palpl-
tatIOn OF the Heart, and all diseases arising from
o. dlsoToeTed condition of the Stomach aud Organs
OF Digestion, which are frequently greatly I'm
The SEA WEED TONIC ia a stimuIant dis
titled carefully from the sea weed and kep, which
are found IN great Abundance on the sea shore.
pure as tbs best Frenoa brandy, and sossesses the
1ecullar gropertyOf nnbllnE the stomach TO con-
vert the FOOD into healthy chime, and thus for
tue general health and strength the system can
not be maintained This wonderful power of the
Sea Weed Tonlc viii account for tho rapiditJ
with whloh most persons gain Hesh while taking
20, snd vhloh, mike Other stmuants, does not
leave the system prOstrated when its use mas been
abandoned, ssh is distilled from res weed after
the same manner as Jsmaics Spirits Is from the
sugar cane, lt 9, therefore. entirely harmless.
and free from the injurious properties of corn
Whisky or aIeohol' WHICH form the basis of almost
The directions are to tske from q half 10 = wine
glass full Immediate ~ after each meal, and for the
ana take what he eats well msstio.tsd. When
the stomach ls VerJ weak, and apparently in an
liberated state az y is better 70 eat polling but
kind, beef, mutton; lamb, but no kind cfSak mes {,
beef's marrow IS also very good The Toftc acts
directly OF the food, and turns it 10 4 sonpy sub
ton. 90 .- n . 80 y
. DR. J. II. SCHENCK viii be at his agent. rs.
On GeSnssdss Fsbrasry ssfS and sf s s
March 26lh, 70 see patients complaining with
Coughs, Colds. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, or
advice without charge, unless they want tho
ionEh examlnatlon with hrs Respirometor, then
Price q the Pulmoaic Syrup, 81 per bottle or IS
Price Of SEA- Weed Tonic, 81 per bottle or s5
Price Of a,sndrske Pills, Is cents per box.
4 D.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Blockade Question in the HoKse of Lords
AgaiH-LOTd RKS'sH Thinks the rant of Cotton
In England the best Test as TO the E6icieH'y Of
the Blockade. .-.. 4. e. .
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst
In the House OF Lords, on the 18th inst. Lord
Campbell called attention to the iBefficfenCy OF
the American blockade of the IS Confederate''
Forts, and he moved for the correspondence on
the subject.
Lord Russell replied to the proofs adduccd by
Lord Campbell of the ineticiency Of The blockade,
aud reCounted the efforts made by the North TO
render Il effective. He considered that the want
of cotton in the English market was the best test
that the blockade was not an empty one.
lie added, that the removal Of the old feeling
between the North aud the South was impossibl
and he hoped the North would consent to peace
full separation Of the States. Both were rich and
extensive enough TO be mighty powers. lie
trusted that within six months, or sooner, the war
would cease, leaving emancipation, n pesIbie,
to be effected by gradual and peaceful means lie
said that 10 formal communication had been
made by the French TO the English Government
on the inefCiency Of the blockade
The motion was then withdrawn.
The Annie Childs is the name of the screw
steamer which recently arrived at Queenstown
from Wilmington, ".
The ship Mario, at Liverpool from Bombay,
fell in with the brig EspeFio, from London for
New York with the crew in starving condition,
and supplied them.
Two hundred thousand pounds sterling. in
gland, and one hundred and twenty i've thou
sand pounds Of New Zealand gold ia cn route
THE LATEST.
QReeHStotcH, March I0.-AmeTican securities
are firm.
The Asia arrived here to-day.
Garibaldi presided over large meeting of pop
ular delegates, recently, at Genoa He said he
depl0red the absence of representatives from the
excluded provinces. He took an oath to deliver
these provinces.
Miramon had arrived at Cadiz
Cnnsols have advanced and closed az London
at 93ha93S.
COMMERCIAL.
LfUsTpOO!, March II Cotton closed dull -
Sales on Monday and Tuesday of 900 bales, in
cluding 3 600 bales TO speculators and exporters.
Prices unchanged
The Manchester market closed quiet and firm.
Breadstufs closed dull. Flour dull and Cd.
lower. Wheat declined 1a2d for lower quail
ties. Corn declined Cd; mixed 29s.
Provisions Beef closed quiet but prices steady.
Pork dull and unchanged. Bacon firm. Lard
active and Is. higher. Tallow steady
acknowledgements small at 12S Cd. for
common. Spirits turpentine nominal. Sugar
quiet and steady. Coffee steady Rice tirmer.
Ashes dull. Linseed oil frmer at Sos.
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IlJ-A young lady named Mary Cook, was
late discovered In soldiers attire in the I'd Ken
that she resided in Breckinridge county, KY
Her fither was a clergyman, and after his death
she taught school In Hardin county, where she
and three other young ladies agreed to adopt
male attire and join the army. They divided two
and two, but Marv's companion backed out, and
she went alone one cf the ether girls Is now
she saws, lieutenant IN a Kentucky infantry
regiment and takes care good care of her com.
Panion, keeping her In her tent as servant She
insists that they were only influenced by love
Of adventure.
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= DEPARTMENT

q II = FEBRuARf I, Isl2.
NoTlCE Is uEREBy GIVEN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury note,
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Cong reSs approved December 23d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
ID March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
will cease on the 9TH day Of April next by terms
OF those acts respectively. &c 5-tap7
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Destruction Of a woolcn FACTORY,

BETHLEHEM, Pa, March2i The large wooden
factory Of Messrs. Denton, OF ths place, took fire
on Saturday morning, and was totally destroyed
The machinery and all the stock Were consumed
The loss amounted to aLout $40, 600, ON which
there was an insurance Of twe-thlIds The fac.
tory has been for some time engaged upon con-
udCts to supply army clothes.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
10 More English or Frcnch Tubhiril, made
essIiJ rU. rcJ ys keep time
FOR HWERTCARSE

why shou'a ~ Aroric,r .ry f,-,igr. Water,
EhNn he can sct hotter s~a cheaper oue ~ irones
WHY sh7u!i =u Amosicsu rcedlczl'r curica
foreign " stch manufactures At tlc expense OF our
oEu at sE11
WIN 9h"uld an American s~ut gold o. FnE AMI
anu Franoo, cut covert but bitter cucmicg. slcn
gold IS 90 mUcd needed ~ Lorae
WhJ shOnid American boy an imported
Watch, Tbioh, m rino cssos cot OF ton. vIll cort
moro to keep m order SOC ono rcNT than its orlgi-
Eal price, and which was never iutcIdcd 10 Keep
time under any cITrumstSaces2
WHY shouii hmcucaUs not pstrOnIs moro
genoral' hmenoSn Tfauuf,oturcs and thur crusr-
cirsto themsoycs from, tie thraldorn of Erriith
cspiisl, French f,.hioHr, and Continental Ecv-
g6Es2
The AWeucsH Watch Ccmpsny's Watches ato
Ps'tcG!aT, sdsP:ed losHo.dicTs' use, being mos;
substantially made, adS ret liablo % get cut of
order, eiiher In marching. ridiug, or lighting.
Sold ~ n w. CALI 4 BRO, 3S4 PonnsYl-
wanna avenue, Washington.
wholesale orders should be sddresscd 10
ROBBINS n APPLETON.
Agents ofthe American watch Company,
fs2s-'m 1s2 Broadway, n. V.
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New York Bank Statement

NEw YORK, March 2i.-The weekly statement
of the New York city banks shows the following
increase aud decrease Loans, decrease, SO 600 GOO
specie increase, 81 $50 0GO; circulation increase,
1856, 600; deposits, decrease, 80 695, COO.
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The Reported AIRES, Of Yaneey Incorrect.

New York, March 2l.-Thc Hcrald's Key
NestcoTrespOndent explains the manner Ia which
the report of lancey's capture originated, aud
satisfactorily dlsabuseS the public mind from the
the crew of the William Mallory, but close scru-
tiny failed to detect laucey, and Il appears that
he left Havana the day before the Mallory sailed,
In the schooner Break Of Day, for Mobile.
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o FF ICI AZ.
RREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

March 81, 1s62.
Holdcrs Of bonds Of the United States dated
October I, 1861, and payabls three years from
dat, are hereby notified that provision has been
made for the payment, in coin, of the coupons
OF semi annual interest which viii become due
on the LIST April, proximo. agreeably to their
tenor, by the Treasurer of the United States at
washington, by the Assistant Treasurer a Boston,
New York, and Philadelphia, and by the De-
Positery Of the United States at Cincinnati, Ohio
Atsuch coupons, together with schedules show
Ing the number Of each coupon, and the aggrc
gate sum of each parcel, must be presented for
examination aud verifcatiOn at least three full
business days before payment
- S. p. CHASE,
nh % DIT ap1 Secretary Of the Ttcasury.
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Arriyal Of rrisoners from Pen Ridge

ST. LOUIS, March 2i.-Three hundred privates
and forty-eight officers the first detac hinent of
prisoners taken at Pea Ridge, arrived here last
night.
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CASH NOTICE

s4f CASH NOTICE. 89
N Conses aenee of our having to PAY cash for
eserE article Of goods ne purchase. wo are forced
20 reduce our business TO Cash exc nsivsy for the
pTesent We have IN store very larg as sortncnt
OF kEADY-mADE CLOTHING Tor men and
boys wear, which are selling al a much lovar rxfe
than usually. WALL, sfEPH EMS & Co. - : :
s22 Pa. av:. between 9Th and 10th stz.
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y -. wALJACu.
THE FIGHT AT ISLAND No. 10.

I1trTf,tiHc heidents-Tks Con Rfedsrates iR
large Force, tyjh HOlitRS and kis Ram,
hC
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II COAL 0IL-COAL OIL.
l1ANlN6 Fhe agency of one of the largest Coal
OIL comp panles In the United Stsfee, We oaa sell
Coal Oil whole sale and retaIl cheaper than can be
boug ht In washington. Also. Lamps, cans and
Shades. GEO. w, STEW ART SON, &
NIB I'm CoIn,r 18th and streets 4
NEW STYLE SPRING OvERC0ATs AND
kne Slack frock coats just received at
go ssH BAR a. BRO'S
nh u sws corner h and Ith streets.
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y REBEL WHO H4S GOT ms RIGHTS. .---The
following story Of an incident Of the rebel ro-
treat from Nashville ought to bo true, if it is
not:
ANDREW j Polk was the captain Of a cavalry
company, and is also a man Of immense wealth
in lands and negroes. On the Wednesday
after the celebrated Sunday, he was seen by
his cousin, w. IL. Polk, at a greater distance
from his company of cavalry than from his
houses and lands.
"W. II. P.-Why, Andrew, what in the
world are you doing here?
"a. J. P.-Well, Bill, tho fact is I'm on my
way to my plantation.
Nv. II. P.-But what has become Of the
war? l thought you were captain Of a COM
panyi
"a. j. P-Damn the war! I've got my
rights in the territories now, and if any bod y
wants ny company they can have it. !"
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EVERY PERSONS INTEREST That Eue
~ stock of Cinthirg igr sao CyHr t;a'ts' JeweirT
store IS ROW offered - ioss thSu whucRsle prices,
PuEt OlHcs "a o.,
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IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTNIENT or STATE,
~ WAsHINsToN, January p, lS62.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the ar,t OF next
month.
Jan s7-H WILLIAM II. SEWARD.