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The national Republican., 1862-07-02

CEALED PROPORALS tor the manu- scture
. sud dsliysry Of PAPER for use by The n eMury
Department In the Issue Of Notes and Bonds oil the
United states win b rep iyed until 10 ocl ok N
The paper must be IL inches wide and II inches
long, or different olmsnalous pro rata pricsa) Tho
pros esals must stafe the price per tn ousand Sheets
The quaiitc kinds, and proportions Sf sto TO be
used IL the manufacture the weight Of the paper Der
thousand shests and the number OF thousand sheets
which can be de ivered daily and also the earliest
date Ut which delivery can be commenced after NO.
toe OF acceptance Of bid.
The paper will be required to possess some distlnc
tive Characteristic, or mark to dstin suish It from
other manaftotue -, models or drawings Of which
must be submitted with proposals, to bs accompanied
BY do crpion Of the method by which the distlnc.
tive Characteristic or mark IL made.
The place Of delivery 70 be either At New Yo: or
Washington. st the option Of the Secretary.
Ssmpes Of the paper proposed TO be delivered must
be submitted with the bid, and each sheet mutt be
marked with the PROPOSED wsight per thousand
shss!s toft BY II Inches and with The name OF tho
OdsFs Will b.. s.reoeiysd only from the manu- o,u.
rers Of the samples offeret.
Bias Of of.gsnts or intermediate parties will not be
Bids must bs sealed, and the envelope plainly en-
do,sed Proposals ioi bond and Treasury Note Pa.
per" and be Addressed TO the Secretary ofthe Treas
ury at ashington, d. O. who reserves the right to
reject any all bids offered ~ the interest Of ths
Government In his opinion may require,
10 2l-StAWdt Secretary of the Tfessurv
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
GAS FITTING.
u. 'F5unnanR.
GAS AND STEAM FILTER

b6k bSVsNN a., nedT C6nd1 BTtdge, Warrington.
All ordssp executed at the shoftest notice, In the
most substantial mAnnet, and on reasonable t0yas
P~sgai sR~sios given TO svsry department. Of the
buAneAb. - nov ~
(NAD ElXTURES.-Ws have In ore, and
irely nav patterns sad designs and nnish superior
b syls 70 anything heretofore offered In this MARKET
We Invite csens generally to cali and examine our
stock Of 0as and Water Fixtures feeling confident
that ~ have the bestssleoted stock In Wsshington
All work IN the sbove line intrustsd 70 our care
MYERs 4 MoaHAN,
mar D-4m No. SIC D streek
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

ICE CREAM, 'OrFECTIuH AND
EATING SALOON
MARSHALL. ADAMS, No 3I Eighth street
between and sire cts takes great pleasure 10 call
the atteaIion OF his friends and the public In general
to his loo Ccum, Confection1 ard Eaing Salo IN
No 3ll Eighth street, between L. aud n streetP.
Muail In ntiendaLoe GXerY evening. ie27-.lm.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
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TEEH
Greatest Bargains Yet

Greatest Bargains Yet f!
EXTRA sIbvsH.FhATso sa44s COMPLETE TEA
spisoss, best quality, ss1.so nett
EXTRA sILvRR-PLATED CASTOR,
eFrsnoh slss bottles, o, slss, -. %, to ss.Se.
EXTRA SILVER PLATED, A oLIys 1HRsAD
~ doesu.
EXTRA slLvBR-rLATnp. TIPPED TABLE
. psi dossa.
OLIVE TABLE F3Rks,
Npse dossa.
EXTRA ALvBR-PLALap, rIrPRD TABLE
FORKS,
s8s dts
EXTRA siLyER-PLATHp TIA SPOONS,
TiPPHD AND THRDADiD,
% dozen.
HEAVY sILvHR-rLATeD. DOUBLE WALL
ICB PITCHBRS,
Is: d., r; as.. I'd :s eI ...: sS:, md
FINB sILvsR;PLATnD oyrs, MUGS, COB.
LIFTS, SALT STANDS,
Only q saeh-rstail price, o.
SALVEh-FLAiEpSp SpnUSSaA pMnUUSSaARD AND SALT
Is OTIS. each.
sILvER-PLATED BUTTRR-KNNEs,
,s', and 80 ets. eaoh-
We are Agents for the Sale OF
NoCANs CELEBRATED
Cocoanut and Quinoe-seed
Hair Oils,
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, 60.
CahMiana's ColOgnu, Extracts, 10.
.. wORSLHY's PREMIUM
HONEY PALM. ALMOND. AID WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps. -
ALSO.
TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS.
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which We Offer At the hsnufaohrers'
Prices, without any freight being added. q
The Trade, Dealers, Housekespss and Pod.
lars are respectfully solicited. 80
We guarantee to sell at New York and PhlS.
dsiphis prices, orprish in he attempt.
sPEaAL ATTENTION s REQUESTED.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
ySTAsHINGTOs CITY GARDEN,

w HfW rpRE dPENEE,
Rs',seSn Firi and SegOisd Srees.
The subpcrlbsr respectfully informs the public
that he nls opened the above pleasant retreat tor
THIS Lgason, and thu hereafter, on every MONDAY
and IHUkSDs, Y, at 8 o'clock p. IN there will be
a Band ~ Music in attendance
Tins Ten piD ALLEY AID Shooting Gallery have
beea erected for The amusement of visitors
Club, and = AsecCiatlUn- can nave the use Of tho
Garden b. rVi & "0firc 70 the proprietor. He
plrdge himsrlI that lie vii use mis- best enteayors
10 please az who will n0rp' him with their presaRce
my 2i-.m ERNST LfEFFLER
~ aTtRiti,II DMtTMF.NrS.
60. go.
....' Iargr rEl mobi extensive Ft0ck Of
i,r'i.H mnTbiu Monuments, GTavestouss ",
tsc., ssC,,
inr sac o. l2w prices or cash will sell st reduced
prices 10 thp-e # the army or navy who may want
them az mtmGhtDes for their comrades who have
fallen in defence Of the Union.
WIN, RUTHERFORD,
feb iT-0in D. atreet north bet i2th and i3th.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
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Read!

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Splendid Cameo, Mosaic, Lava, CArbsn ...
ole, aad Jet sstts Of Jswslry, u to
txbO.... ...... ................ NW
Elegant darnst, Turquoise, and Enam-
slsd, full sets, 81 70 w.. ............. 500
Superior Euamslsd, Csral, and Opal
Cluster ssfts, u 70 oss................ -. 50
Plain, Ohassd, Knamslsd, sad Fancy fr-
Braoelets, ei 70 N................... % to 10 cs
Cameo, Coral, Carbunols, and Nina ,,,.
ture Brooches, - osnts TO St..,...,, 50
Cent? Vest, Guard, and Lsdiss Chats .;...
lain Chains-the largest stock In waah. '.N
ington, 81 TO eS..........,.......... 1000
Ladiss' Garnet and Carbunols Neck.
Aoss, q 10 Saso.. -. SEQ
Garnet, Osrbunols and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, tnns, 81 . sstt.............. 800
FiQp, solid, Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Ssads, separate, 20 cents 10 si ssa... - %
Gents Cluster and Opal Bosom- rins,
gold mountinss, 20 osats 10 S1 .2S..... .
Fine Lookss and Msdaiioos, Ssr two and
four Pistsrss, si to siss............. ,,
Seal and stons-Sst Finger Rings, every .,
variety, 10 cents to $780,. &C
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

There are no better remedies than those used by
DR.. Zsppone, for the Cure Of Rheumatism, Neural
Ga, Gout, D!opsy, Fsvsrs, DJspepsis, sad othsl
diseases prevalent here J..
Female obstruetons and other complaints, a well
Occidental diseases Of all kinds, rslisyed In
ous msdicinss. Hs pronisss to all satsiAstioa and
ChsIgss very uodsnts. sps-f
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
T0 THE OEFICERs OF THE ARnY.

To THE OTEICERs OF Tnn ARnY.
Jlst arrived, direct Importation Per steamer
Esltpa, from Hsreps, very fine and large assort.
mont 81 Msrins, 0pSrs, Fisld Glasses, and TSle.
scopes, whieh will cell very little above the cost
b fsrs. As to the qualities, there are none supe.
nor 70 b had, having been selected purposely Tor
this market: Also, large and we'll assorted stock
speotsoles and Eye Glasses, suited 10 the dght by
the use Of IN 0pt6mstor. A.ocnsidsrable number cf
vhs have been slitsd at my old sstablishnsnt.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
DENTISTRY.
T'R1..n, ,ranyl!

1 NJ. LOOMIH, M. d.,
Tns T.. nv1soI and pasnese o. ths Mineral flass
Many pefsoas oan wear these teeth who oanno1
wss. Oehss. apd no psfson can wear othsr who sss.
PsfSons calling at ny oGass oan BE- sooouuodsss1
With any style and price Of Teeth they NAY ssire
but to thoss who are pert,oaar and wish the purss
ean prodhss, De Mineral Fish Win Be- more fllly
. Reons N this eily--No Sss Pennsylvania avsnus,
between Ninth and Tenth strssts. Also, so1 Arch
strsst Philadelphis mariS-iy
TNR. LOCKWOOD continues the pras-
u toe Of Dsntvtfy, In the WashinEtoa Building,
corner Psunsylvalis avsius and Seventh strssE
hayi4e Dfaotoed In the South nearly dx,ssn ysars,
that may call. .fI7i ! ~ -0I-0 . =
Teeth insertsd on vuLoAHrn, Rusana, or Con
fLAr., Chlorofsrm administsrsd whom dssirsd. ,
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

Comparison u prices will ooavl,es Ill ma w ars
now selling the best and cheapest goods In ear lius
that ssn Be found In any house = he country.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
QoswELL's MEDICA7ED

DATES 4 WOOD,
~ wHoLEsALE AND retail. DEALARs m
ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLIES,
f''ll''S S.,,.!. F''''''' Fruits o''''p'o olives. s.''''
Rsrdines, Salad OILS, Choice Rslishss, =
''7 Coadsnssd Mil, Mustards, "a
PREsERvHD MEATS, FISH, sOUPs, 10.
Pure Wines and Liquors by the Package
CIGARS AND ToBAcco.
~ Agents for Tlden,s Extract Of Coaee With
Sugar and Hilk combined
$50 PsnnsylvanA avsnas. r'r
WAAHlN0fUHi D. O.
de- iS.u
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

DIR. A. u ZAPPONE r.,
A1- Regular Physician and Professor Of varioui
branches Of Science oonpsotsd with Medicine,
Ofnos, No o. 4 street, neaY the Circle.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

sPEoAL ATTENTION s REQUESTED.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

- tThRiifIi DMlrMENrS.
60 40.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

Bids which contain items at prices Less than fair
cot ofths sricle will b. deemed and Will
mot be considered. fFTT B. n OHASE.
10 e2l--2awAw '." Secretary Of the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

ters and Wa9
l. 2dozen oval glass inkstsnds, with glass stop.
pers, per dozen
shoppers, per dozen.
D. G dozen sast,irOn double or siasle ink,tands
4. 8 dozen French pump inEsta uda per dozen.
3. so dozen Maynard & Noysss ink or Bryan 4
"A wi MncSx S 3 INK, quarts, per dezen ~
Wilcox ink, pints per dozen,
:. 5dozen best writing fluid quarts, p.r dozen
8. dcze3 copying ink, qaNr'., Aruois, or any
other manufacture, per dozen
o. dozen best blue ink, qaar.s, p,r dozen
10. 10 dozen best French carmin- ink, ounce, per
II. 5 dozsn Dayies's csrniEe ink, ounce, No. /,
per dozen.
IL. ON ,eal waters, te't quality red, No . for
10. tpouud, best red waters. common size, per
II. 10 pounds best extra English super scarlet seal
Is. pound beft extra English super.scaret seal
ing wax, STICKS, per pound
CLASS No. 2-ContinHed.--- cutlery and Missed.
MnsOls Articles.
l. 6 dozen wcserhom or ether good four blade
buck or pearl handled knlves, per dozen.
2. dozen Rcgsrs sour blades buck or pearl
hsndIe, per duzIu.
B. dozen Rosers's ivory handle eIasers, per doz
4 bdozon Rogsrs'ss spring erassrs, ivery or ebony
handles, per dozen
b dozen yoly wafer stamgs, per dozen
g. / dozen Office thears, extra, PER dozen.
7. . dozen office scissors, per dexen
S. 25 dozan dlk taste, In hanks, Ier dozen.
9. loo dozen red tape, assorted 'perd zen.
-. 80 " English heavy, per dozen.
IL. . dozen paper weights, l,sortof, per dozen.
L.. 10 pounds uupreparet India rubber per pound
IS, doEeu Gresn's ink eraser an paper cleaner,
per dozen
II. pounds prepared India rubber, per pound,
10. so quarts best black sand, per quart
10. 10 pounds p0unct per pOult
Il. dozen best ChUe'e India ink, per dozen
Is. dozen eamels haLI pencils, asslTteu, per doI
10. / doZsh sable pencils, per d.ZeI.
20. 9 doz N Windsor NeWtun's best EHglish
water c0!ors per dozen,
q. 100 poundI lnep twlne, per pound
22. 90 pounds hemp twine, best, per pound
23 20 pounds beat cotton twine, per pound
q 20 pounds best Epgiish linen twine, per pound
-. Dozen mahog my rulers, round or hst, 30
inches long per dozen.
q. dozen India rubber rulers, round or nat,
Goodyear's patent, per dozen.
81 dozen jignumyitn ruitrs round or fiat 30
inches long, per dozen.
cs speunds best quality sponge, per pound
3d. s pounds gum arabic, per pound
80 dozen mucilage, large size glass Jars, with
brush and metallic tops, per dozeu
a. dozen mucila age, In earthen or glass Jars pin's
without brush or tops, per dozen
9. u dozen penholders, assorted, per dozen.
3. u dozen penholders, ebony, per dozen.
T. dozen wafer stands or boxes, cocoa, per doz.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
From Uashinpton.

WASHINGTON, December 10. Wesley Green,
who furnished the Chicago Times some reported
peace propositions from JEFF. Davis to President
Lincoln, is an imposter. He came to Washing
ton to see President Lincoln who ascertaned
that there was no ground for mis- nonsenscal
statements
The Navy Department has information that
the United States steamer Montgomery on the
10Th captured the rebel sloop W. Z. Chester with
a cargo of cotton while attempting to evade the
blockade off Mobile.
On inquiry It was ascertaned that man
calling himself J. Wesley Green, and protesting
TO reside at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, called on
the President some time IN November, and sta
tel TO him that he bad interview with JEFF
Davis on tue last day OF October and also related
certain statements which he said jeff Davis had
made to him upon the occasion The President,
however. became satisfied that Green had not
seen Davis at all, and the entire story Il very
shallow attempt at deception. JEFF Davis can
redeem his character, if he will, by verifying his
statement.
The President. on Monday, submitted mes
sage to Gen. Sibley ordering the execution OF
thirty nine of the Minnesota Indians on the 18th
inst. These form only that class of the criminals
who melted the Indians concerned in the mas
sIcre of families or in other brutal outraees
The Executive decision was based on the record
of evidence as furnished to i'm.
Gen. Sibley has been instructed to await in
structions respecting the remainder of the con
victed savages
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

NEW YoRK, December l0-A letter from Gov.
Hawkhurst to the Washington Republican says
that the reported theft of Washington's will is a
canard, and that the will is in safe hands in Gull
pepper county, Va, and will appear when the war
is over. He Is said to be a trustworthy man.
The steiner Eagle, from Havana the 9th,
with late advices from Mexico, arrived this even
ing.
The position of the French at Vera Cruz and
Orizaba is represented TO be very critical having
no fodder for their cattle nor fresh fool for their
troops, who suffer from dysentery.
The force from JalePo had been cut off from
supplies frorI Vera Cruz bv the MexiCans retak-
Ing Puerte. part Of which had been destroyed.
The Mexicans were actively terrifying Puebla
aud the City OF Mexico. and the road between
them, and announce their determination To food
the valley by opening the sluices and taking
down the walls of the lakes. rendering the City
of Mexico impossible to be reached, except by
turnpiKes, which will he defended.
The new Captain General of Cuba was daily
expected at Havana.
Six of the of the rebel steamer Califor-
MIA. wrecked near Syral. arrived at Havana.
The gunboats Octorora and Sonora, with Ad-
miral Wilkes, were at Havana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

by the principles of constitutional law. Congress
could not admit new State out OF the ancient
territory. without the consent OF the old Common
wealth, and this had not been given. II States
should be made in the method proposed, new
ones could be made at pleasure, irrespective OF
the Constitution of the United States.
Mr.. Edwards said he would sustain The loyal
people. IL there was no other way lac would
seize the rebellious portions, hold them and their
territory. and repopulate them.
Mr.. Wyckliife-You speak about repopula-
ting Virginia. What would you DO with the
peopleT Would you extermnate, kill or make
slaves of themi
Mr. Edwards--If necessary would extermi-
nate the whole people in order to preserve the
integrity of the U.ion.
Mr.. Wickliffe-Womena and childrenS
Mr. Edwards--No; they are not found In
arms.
This unintentional pun gave rise to general
laughter.
They are entitled 20 the protection of every
civilized people of the world.
Mr. Maynard slIoke OF his finding patriotic and
loyal people in Western Virginia begging to be
diseEthralled and relieved from the dead carcass
of Eastern Virginia. IL would be unjust TO keep
them waiting until our army should compel the
other part of the State TO obedience.
Mr. Stevens said il was mockery TO hold that
the Legislature OF Virginia had ever assented TO
the new State. With his consent the Union could
never be restored as it was under the Constitution
with slavery
Without concluding the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

The Presidents Message was tclegraphed from
Chicago to San Francisco in eight hours.
HEAVY LossIs.-A British paper estimates the
loss 70 British owners, in their attempts run the
blockade, at over twenty millions OF dollars.
NICKEL CENrs--Nickels are coined at the
Philadelphia mint at the rate of s.. 500 worth a
day. Nevertheless they are so scarce that eight
per cent premium is often paid for them.
The Common Council Of the city of Lafayette,
Ind, at recent session, passed an ordinance
deIing the issue of city scrip TO the amount of
$4,000, in 5, 10, 10, 25 aud SOC. checks.
There is great competition among the manu-
facturers OF sewing machines, each contendng
that his is superior 10 all others. The prettiest
and best working one, that we have yet seen,
stood on two feet, and was covered with calico.
As General Hacck condemns the generalship
of Mcclellan, and Burnside doesn't appear able
TO do any better, why doesn't Halleck take CON-
mand himself, and show that some things can be
done AS well as others, as he did at Coriuth?-
Louisville Democrat.
GUILLorINEs FOR THE UNITED STATES "A cor
respondent ofthe London Morning Herald charges
that recent steamer from Liverpool took out
twenty -rour French "guillotnes," consigned to
confidential agent of President Lincoln, in the
city of New York.
AN AMERICAN UP FOR PARLIAMENT "A native
Phiadelphian. Mr.. Joseph Rodney Croskev, has
offered himself as candidate for the British Par
lament from Southampton. Mr. Croskey was
formerly the American Consul at that port. and
has been for some wears engaged in extensive
business in London.
Five citizens filed affidavits in Washington
City, before Judge Advocate Turner, stating that
they had been arrested by detectives acting under
orders from the War Department. on trivial
charges. and released from Imprisonment on paw
ing seventy five to one hundred dollars Judge
Turner promised an immediate investigation, and
if found true, to have Chief Detective Blker dis
| missed.
The Knoxville Register says that Howard's
Alabama cavalry have returned from Kentucky
with 5000 hogs. Bragg has $4,000 cattle and
100000 hogs. The Chaplain of the 4th Texas
regiment published a card in the Richmond Wing
recently. in which he sets forth the dest-
tute condition of the regiment. He says it will
require at least one hundred pairs of shoes and
five hundred pairs of socks to complete one suit
for each man.
The Mechanics Magazine saws that excellent
paper is now made in Europe from the leaves of
Indian corn. There is one paper mill in opera
ton in Switzerland and one in Austria, in which
paper is made from such leaves exclusively The
husks which envelope the ears of corn make the
best quality" 1t is also said in an exchange that
foreigner has flied in Washington an applica-
ton for patent for various uses made of corn
shucks. The varieties include yarn, maize
cloth, paper of beautiful quality Cwhite and col
Ored) from silk to parchment texture.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
Things 60 Consider.

The people )f Indiana and Illinois have en-
grated in then State Constitutions clause which
prohibits the entrance of free negroes from other
States. and penalties are attached for violation
of this exclusion. This the people have decreed
BY n separate yote at the ballot box, and the ma
jorities iu favor of it were large and overwhelm-
ing. In this State it was upward Of ninety thou
sand--in Illinois nearly as large.
The people meant that free negro population
not desirable in their States, and have said so
with an emphasis. Their exclusion is absolute,
and not to BE- changed by any legislative enact
ment. Il stlnds till the Constitution itself is
changed.
Now, # this right is conceded to the people Of
the free States, is it not hard to force upon the
Southern States population from which we our
selves REVOLT Mr.. LIScoLS's proclamation not
only forces free negroism upon the South, but it
liberates a servile population in the midst Of the
whites, and compels the whites there to submit to
that which LIScoLS own State (Illinois) rejects.
In deciding in favor Of the policy Of the Proelama
ton, do not Republicans condemn their own State
lawsl Are they in favor Of changing our State
Constitution, and permitting free emancipated
negroes TO come here. without let or hindraneeI
If not. why should they decide for the people of
Kentucky or Tennessee policy which belongs
to those States alone3
Christian voters should consider how far they
are acting ON the golden rule" in thus forcing
upon other communities that which they have re-
jec,ed for themselves Every man will judge of
the humanity of proclamation which gives TO
sixteen States the right of exclusion, and denies
the same right to fifteen others, equally entitled
to a choice.
The Democratic policy Of the Union rs it was
is the only one which will bring peace. prosperity
and stability to the Government. All else will
end in national disgrace. continued civil war, and
the bankruptcy of all classes Of our people.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
Love Lighten. Lnbor.

good wife rose from he: bed one morn,
And thought, with nervous dread
or the pile Of clothes 90 be washed, and more
Than adozen mouths 90 be fed.
There's the meals 10 get for the men In the field,
And the children 30 send away
To school, aud the milk 10 be skinned and churned,
And all TO be done that day.
II bad rained In the night, and all the wood
Was as wet as Il could be;
And there plddings and pies TO bake, besides
loaf Of cake for tea.
And the day was hot, and her aching head
Throbbed YEARLY as she said,
''If madens but knew what good wives know
They would be In no haste to wedl''
"Jeanne, what think you told Ben Browni"
Called the farmer from the well;
And flush crept up his bronzed brow
And his eyes half bashfully fe !;
SIT was this" he said-and coming near,
He smiled and stopping down,
Kissed her cheek" twas this, that you the best
Aud dearest wife In towni''
The farmer went back to the field, and the wife,
In smiling AMI absent way,
Sang snatches Of lender little songs
She'd not sung for many aday.
And the pain IN her head gone, and the clothes
We're white a. the foam OF the sea;
Her bread was light, and her butter sweet
And golden as Il could be
"Just think" the children all cried in a breath,
TON Wood has OF 10 seal
He wouldn't, kno'g, IL he only had
As happy a home WEI
The night came down. and the good wife smiled
To herself, she softly said:
- lis so sweet TO labor for those we love,
It's not strange that maids will we'd"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

ing shall be so continued among the remaining
candidates until one shall receive the majority
aforesaid, and thereupon the President OF the
Senate shall announce him to be elected Presi-
dent OF the United States; the Convention shall
then proceed in the same manner, from ameng
the remaining candidates. To elect Vice Presi-
dent of the United States Whenever il
NAV occur in the ballodng for President
or Vice President. that all the candidates but two
have been dropped. ballotng between them tnay.
il necessary to make an election, continue two
days longer, and ifthen no candidate shall have
received the required number of votes the officers
presiding over the Convention shall report the
state of facts to the Supreme Court of the United
States, and it shall thereupon pronounce which
OF the two candidates shall ill the Office.
The resolution was ordered to be printed.
After executive session. adjourned.