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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-07
sz-sIYGER & co s LETTER"

-ESINGER & co 5 LETTER" FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full Of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing, from the running Of tuck in aretan to the max
ing of overcoat-anythng from pilot beaver cloth
down to the soes gauze gossamer tissue, and is
ready do its work perfection II can fell hem bind
gather tuck quilt, and has capacity for great variety
Of work This is not the only machine that
can FELL hem bind and FORTH but il will do so better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had great variety of cabinet
The Folding Case which is beco ming popular, is,
asits name implies that be folded into box OF
case which, when opened, makes beautiful substantial,
and spacious table for the work upon. The
are of every imaginable designplain the wood grew
in its native Forest deliberately finished art can
make them |. " SINGER q CO.,
No ASS Broadway. New York.
Essfy~ Ind annapolis 0hice-NO. 0dd-fellows' Hall,
Washington street. apls-dly
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"a There is no use in opposing me, my dear
husband. have set my heart that beautiful
set of furs, and | must have them. The good
old man went straight away to Bamberger's and
purchased them
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- The Cincinnati Gazette referring to the
elections in Missouri styles the Republican or
Union men "Emancipauonists." Why did they
not so style their ticket herein Indianal There
is much in a name
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Missouri Election.

SPRINGFIELD, November 5.-TheIe are two
emancipationsts elected from this county.
Returns indicate the election of Boyd, radical
emancipationist in this Congressional District by
100 majority.
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For SALE.-The fixtures of a barber shop
This IS a rare opportunity 70 purchase elegant
as well as useful furniture besides Apply at the
Bates House barber shop 6-3t
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THE Pork MAEKET-About one thousand
hogs have been slaughtered at McTaggaIts pens
up To " ednesday evening. The prices paid are
So % gross anu 81 nett
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20 The managers of the Metropolitan Thea
Ter have made arrangements with Mr.. Moses Cd
dcian, 20 be In attendance each evening with
opera glasses for rent. 5lw
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CLUSTER cF SrAKs.-Major General Buell..
Major General aliace. Brigadier General Has
kell, and Brigadier General Meredith, were all in
the city le.ierdaY
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

n For fresh Baltimore Oysters. raw stewed
or fried. go 70 CunhiBgham's on Illinois street,
opposite the Governors mansion. If
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wIIxSsros. Nov. 6.-The Official vote Of
Delaware shows tha; Caunon, Union, i elected
Governor by III maj.
Temple. Democrat. Is elected TO Congress by
% maj
Two thirds Of the Legislature Is Democratic
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BAxcoR. Ma. November Sen Elias ID.
jameson died az his residence 10 Oldtown til,
morning.
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Michigan Election.

DETROIT Nov The Republican State tick
ct is claimed by 900.
Beamen. Republican. in LIST district, probably
elected by 2OJ maj.
Upson Republican, 81 district.
Longy ear, Republican,, 81 district.
Kellogg, Republican, 4lh district.
The 9th AND 9th districts are in doubt.
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NOTICE.
(NO. l72.)
NITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

mo. l72)
ETNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, 4 libel of information has been flied in the
District Court OF the United States within and Tor the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 9th
day of October 1862, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
Of the United States for the District OF indiana against
thirty shares of ptal stock of the Terre autr and
Rchmon Railroad Company, and ninety seven (S1l dol
and fifty ash dividends accrued thereon IN the
hands the Treasurer of said Company for violation
the powers IF act of Congress- approved July IL,
lS62 entitled An act suppress instruction, TO punish
treason and rebellion, 20 seize and oonscae the prop
ery orebrls aud other purpo>e and ing process
against said property aud that the same may be con-
d, med aud sold enemies property.
Now Therefore, in pursuance of the monitor under the
seal of said directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said property
part thereof in any interested therein
that they and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States, be held the city of indianapolis
in and for the District of Indiana the third Monday OF
November O'Clock Of the forenoon of that day
then and there nterpose their claims, and TO make
their Legations in that behalf
d. G.. ROSE, u. ). Marshal.
Per j. S. BlGELOW, Deputy.
Attest:
JOHN ii. hEA, Clerk. novl-di4t
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Bolivar. Tenn. Nov. "a special to the
Missouri Democrat says:
Gen. Grant, with several divisions OF the army
from tins place ana Corinth marched into La
grange, Mississippi, last night
The enemy still occupy holly Springs, but the
opinion Is entertained that IN ~ viii evacuate.
The railroad will be repaired by tomorrow
evening so rs TO admit the passage OF trains
from this place to Lagrange.
A regiment from Columbus passed down to
Lagrange last night Another goes to day.
Tue rebels are about $1,000 strong at Holly
Springs-Van Dorm is IN command.
Ii there Is NOT battle fought before many
days, it will be because the enemy prefer running
to lighting
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s,ery important to the .uarried!

AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGEi
TsyHE undersigned will send free BY mail the
means OF preventing conception. No drugs or medi-
clues But LAIR DicuvERY circular with particulars
will De sent 10 any address by ncosing me two cent
stamps book containing all the knowledge referred
to- aud several private receipts PLATES, will be sent
10 any address you may wish. by nciosng me
one dollar.
Medicine French Pill will be for dollar per
box Ii i very in lis effects Address
Lock Box No. go. Indianapolis,
jyl9-d6m A. x POJCHET.
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SALINE APERIENT

II may De Used WIN Inc Dtst tltCl u
Bilious FebriIe Diseases COstivenes Sick Headache,
Nausea, Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion, Acidty OF
the stomach, 1orpdity Of the Liver Goui,
Rheumatic Affections, Gravel, Piles.
all Complaints where gentle and Cooling Aperent
or Purgatiye j. required.
particularly adapted the wants Of Travellers by
Sea aud Land Residents Climates, persons Of Sc
dentary Habits InvaIds and Convaiescents Captains OF
Vessels aud Planters Will fad valuable addition to
their Medicine Chests.
i in the Of Powder. carefully put up in bot
ties 70 keep any climate, and merely requires water
poured upon produce delightful eeryescent bever-
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen Of the highest standing throughout the eoun-
try and its steadily increasing popularity Tor series oi
wears strongly efficacy and valuable char
acer and commend the favorable notice OF al INTEL
hgent public.
Manufactured only by TARRANT CO. No rs Green
witch street. corner Of Warren rect. New York; and for
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~ The next meeting OF the Marion County
Teachers Association will be held in the First
Ward school building. on Saturday, November .,
commencing az 2 O'Clock l.. NJ. The order of
exercises will be as follows:
English Grammar-by W. VI. Craig, from
10 2:30
Written Arithmetic--by P. Bond, from 2:3O
to 3
Orthography-by E. c. Martin, from 3 to
$50
Natural Science-by r. L. Brown, from $3.50
to f.
Essay-by Mrs II A Moore. Subject: "The
Necessity tor Example before Precept."
All the friends of education invited to at
tend the meeting of the Association
A q. SH0RTRIDGE, Supt
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Ex q rs n IT n ".

flyHE CITIZENS or MARION COUNTY. INDIANA.
Z are hereby notified that tie Assistant Assessor's
viii kept open for examination Al their oee In
Talbot News Building, until the goth day Of November
next All appeals AIKEN from their assessments must be
made in writing left with and the Alt and I'D
same month viii hear an drtermne all appeals
made Parties interested viii please call upon Al that
time W. A. BRADSHAW.
Assessor Sixth District % Indiana
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. MARY'S SEMIN A RY,
(EPlSCCPAL,l
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NO Is NORTH MERIDIAN STREET,
Adjoining Christ Church.
EDUCATIONAL.

yyyHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence Monday, the 10th Of November, un-
der the management of Mr.. anr Mrs. Herbert.
The di.t uShng o. this school is the th~r
GU hnes with which every branch of polite education
is taught combining IL does hysca with intellectual
training Already the dement's of the 6, mnastic Exer
cises daily pracced, feli by the students snd
made evident the parents in the improved department
of their daughters.
TERMS PER QUARTER
Primary Dcna tmeut. ..- 90
Advanced COdTse.. lu w
girls, under years Il will be receiv-
e - the quarter For .urtheT particulars pros
pectLs
Young ladies from a distance received into the
house OF the Principal.
reference may be made 10 the following gentlemen
Rev 4. Hoiconlb, B d.. = ". Morrison. ESQ
G. w Mear-, NJ ID, Rev L e. Hay,
Hon. jos T. Mcdonald. Hon. James Morrison,
Hon A. / ROacbe, H. L. Talbot, Esq.
J.K sharpe, ESQ
ocf2s-d2wkw2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE
rOULENSON a. CON, Druggists, No
Is East Washington Street,

81 ss E,S TU Ssh AG %.
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, Ter the cure Of Coughs,
Colds Throat, Bronchitis Wheeling alton Of the
Uvula and Tonsils and Diseases Of the Lungs. Sold IN
large boxes % cts, 81 cts. and 81 each nlsd&wly
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MEDICAL.
II Nervous Debility

Or Spermatorrhea, is positively INCURABLE by ANY
means but those advocate. Before commencing AN
treatment learn how writer actually CURED himself
and subsequently, hundreds Of others. Enclose post
paid superscrbed envelop to Box l76, Charlestown,
O4-dAw3m
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From the Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,(
Rectortown, Va. Nov. >, 10 T. NJ.


Rectort0wn, Va, Nov. >, 10 L. NJ.
Gen PIeasanton remained over night at Mark
hall, and thiS morning moved on towards Bur
bur's five miles distant, and near the mouth OF
Chester Gap. Before reaching the town he came
up with Gen. Stewart with 5000 men aud one
battery. The enemy bad their guns posted a
hill Oh the left OF the road, but driven OF.
Col. Gregg, OF the 9th Pennsy lvania, charged on
them with a iu.l regiment, completely routing
them and capturing PRISONERS As the rebels fed
Capt. Saunders, with squadron OF the 6th Peun-
sylvania charged their Il snk, while Capt. Pen
nington with another force assaulted them with
shells.
The rebels left ten OF their dead on the field.
Our loss was one killed ami five wounded.
Among the enemy dead Was Captain The
Adjutant OF Virginia regiment had his leg
broken and Is prisoner.
The conduct OF our cavalry in this action was
splendid and it is only necessary for Gen Stuart
to meet them in open field to snow their super
orlty.
Salem was occupied to day by Gen. Bayard 5
cavalry after driving the lst Virginia cavalry
from the town and capturing several prisoners.
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MAJOR GENERAL BUELL.-Wc learn that this
distinguished officer and his family arrived III thus
city Yesterday morning, and are stopping 1T the
Bates House Gen. Bue's boyhood and early
life were spent in this State and Ills name and
fame will be jealousy guarded by the State a
part OF It's own. Called TO I'LL an important and
eminently difficult position IN the Army OF the
West. his operations and strategy for the last
fifteen months will I'LL here ifter no unimportant
page in the history of the present civil war.
Having been reliev ed of his command by the Adj
ministfation for reasons unknown To the public.
and having been the special victim of attack by
the Abolition press. the result OF the court of in
qury ordered, a. we are informed by recent dis
patches, will be looked for with deep interest by
tfe people oil Indinna
liz is not for Us. this time. TO discuss his mer-
its or his alleged dement's as a military man; nor
shall we do 80 in advance of the hight which will
be thrown uDOn his whole Southern campaign
when its important history is fully disclosed We
will. however: say that he has never nauseated
and Disguised hs cOuntrymen 10y high sounding,
pompous and silly procamatiohs and gasconade
dispatches Nor has he sanctioned or permitted
non combatauts to be waEtonly plunderei or in
jured in person property. He has been hu-
name aud sought only to visit the horrors OK war
upon those in
period will come in gliding years when these
qualities at least. will stand in bold and redeem
inc relief among the historical recitals OF the sad
and deSolating scenes of this terrible contest A
distinguished historian says: "Ltsting fame was
never won by military leaders in civil wars. ex-
cept by those who have mitgated its horrors,
protected the weak and deienseless aud availed
themselves of every peaceful fundamentally. AS
well IA warlike that would conciliate any wise
toward bringing them to close"
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ARR a IT'S
EFFERvEsCENT
SELTZER APERlEEIT T.

This valuable and popular Medicine has universally re
ceived the most favorable recommendations Of the
Medical Profession and the Public a the most
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1862. THE 1862.
pFNSsY LNANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
syttk -. suuuec.f1ue. fnruls

y
With It's connection. fnrnis -
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoa Esg-ioKE 70 TnA FKiHcipAL v ksrh.s SiriE'.
Tish teis run dsi nom Ne~forS 70 fhsdeghia, vie
Ee,y.Jersey gn3 Camden sDd An5oy iinr. -
ALL THEOU0H TRAINS fos IHk MEsr nG THIS
HOTTIE LEAVE NEW-iORk FROM THE
FODT OF C0uRTLASDT-sT.
Py wsy Of Philadelphia, tie morning passengers leave New.
Yok al m sane lime ether Eyeain. se.ers
1t ?. IN, one hour later then otheI lines ,.x..,-
by way Of Aegtowu. evening pisseu GERS eave p M,
two houfs than the Northern lines AID By b2 Io,tss
arrive the time Northern lines In Chicago so9 al
points IN the Northwest CTest!ne lndisntpos L0sis'hs
81 Louis Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati. aud Az n.sia
points " eat, with fewer changes 81 cars p.,,,., o,
Sleeping Cas- whou. chang run biom as ass
Pie sbursh S55 miles, and New-ietk 70 ii'sDsie1 NV
Smoking sud saloon Cars on al trains
Fare the other ruGies
Baggage checked through. Trsnsiers rec
Secure Tickets, good until uscd W tdti.sv. y"
S''''' WESTERNS EMIGRATION. ~.
The Pcunsylynnis Central Company runs an hni'seas
Accommodation Line. which ehoies S ~ .l To-
trayel 60 parties moving Wess"afi a. 0"e " ~
OF fare. pprrcUTs
o,s fe;gh,s Of ali descriptions be forwarded
10 sS INV uoin on the RliT. Ids o. Ohio hentacty,
iYdnna Illinois, Wi.consin. Iowa or Missouri, ~ nAiL
ROAD DIRECT 70 any port the L"''saDi7 N'etso'
the West BY steamers ffom pittsburgh W.. l..
The ate Of FIRE. .ht AID from any pont 10 the w est ~
,lgosd are u. al time. a. favorable a. are
cb.sea by other R.roei Compsnies Merchants ana snip
pers israsting the utnspo,tslon o. ,.sn .n,it ~
LIVE STOCK
Farmers aud Dealers In Live Stock Will ind TINS os' &C.
yrntsgeous route Copscous YARDS well watsFso ad
AVID s connections. and every attention Is pt'o 70 WIG
From Harrisburg where will be found every conyspienee i9s
pHII- NEw.YoRK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
] L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No. As'oE' hous>.
LEIGH L Co. Freight Agents, -. u,u,...
MCDONALD 4 BlscHoFE. EmgTsnt Agents.
ENocH LEWIS. General Superintendent, Altoona p.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...".DEc Isl
Arrived.


to Raser Bros Va % days ia The North Channel beating
against heavy gses Passed the Lizard Nov took South
and had fne weather until Dec l. when OIL TIE
Berplss where ,hs had very heavy gales th inst lat 49,
lon g. had hurricane fron 5. w; run before II under
throwing heavy Of water deck which nearly caused
her to down the wind lnled for time out ou ssai
from s. W. veefing TO n W., and blowing Will Increased
violence The vessel then hove to- and remained three
days. Dec H. LAT 80 30 lon S. hsd smother heavy gale from
northw,rd Dec 90 lat 3, rs lou IL 81. bad very heavy
.nOw.s.crn nom n ". and NJ, which lasted g Dec. 70
during which the vessel was driven back In the Gulf
Ship Robert Treat tof Yarmouth, N. ST. Robbins London
derry 50 days IN ballast TO Thomas James Dec H. lat g.
ION CT spoke Dr. brig God Hunter. from cofk for EewYors
SKIP Lucy Thompson, Croker. Liverpool So days nass
and 81 pass to Samuel ThomPsons Nephew. Experiences
Ship Liverpool Chamberlain London Nov. IS, md.e and
20 pa'. Grnne Minurn Co. Has hsd continu,l west
Sap Dslhousis ,i Of 6Iasow) H,rvey G..sOw 81 day.
de to Frsncs Mcdonald 60. Has had severe weather
ship Ellen Hood tof Brun.~icf, Me- KiSsy' Antwerp
Ney. 4. and tho Downs Nov. Y iesd to master
usen,iown 20 dsy., cod to Brett, Son Co. Nov is. off
The ard Of Flores. passed .hp bound H. win 9,' % Of
lon co 20 spoke Argentine bHk fo.sndsr from Baltimore Tor
Bnenos Ayrea
4 3 brig Perry Con- Newcomh Key West IS days. Has
Bril- siphorc. be, ofst JOHN, NBl Card, ST Tbom.
asy. 10 ballast % Edmis,on Bro' Has experienced very
blown deg :. The br bark A G. SIn all, for
Newiort I'D. The day previous
Big Anglo Saxon (of Bos,onl SHANK, Asoa Bay sc days.
wool g. order Dee 10 lat IS 2y br bnE Europe, bound
r. Dec 10 lat IS spoks - brig Prince Of Wales OF r.
T.. l. ron. New OK ioE the West Indies. .
Bg kosmct (of Ks Msckias) Tslb0t. Her eios Dec IL
In ballast simp.1n Cepp. Ish ins lat. Is 20, Ion ~
a. spoke brig Mooulisht from ReIacdios for boston.
Box Abe tPrus') PetrOu.io Csrscos Il day hides &c
20 DouAl CO.
selT I; ". Pierce. Lorng Portland, BE kerosene OIL
schr. Henry Brown. Jsnes. Nirsnia wood.
hchr. BarDsia Decker, Nifguis, vHod
schf. Gen. John Cooper. 1boTntoh. Virginia, wood.
schr. John II. Melee. Townsesd. Virginia. wood.
Schr. attic Loo A-ffoTd, Benin, wood.
sohf. Jane. sssliue. Mott. An spos timber
schf. Assia Kelly Kelly. Boston, $ W. Lewis
Steamer Dudley Book tU.f. trans portl Crane. Sewbern
r. G.. IS hour. IN ballast ard q u. ID. TOmrkns
Steamer faieoE Jones. Providence mdse 10 LdSsId Byn
WISD--sunsei. from & w; Hight.
BELOW.
Rsrk AIMS Maria (Brem.l, hom Bremen.
BsTk Hazard, from Bahia.
rafk frsnt tBT J. ffon Belfast, Ireland
Also bus unknown.
SAILED.
Slip. Jenny Lind chsIles Davenport Shakespeare Hope
Cieshlfe fBr)
. BsTks Yogng Rover Rapid
Big. Mar Cobb, Bunker Stone (Norw)
schrs J. 4. Woodhouse. Nellie Potter. .
Steam transports f.apsco and Thomas SPARKS "sAhins
ton u. c.
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Conventional Election Ina Norfolk, w.
A Mudsisi 10 Represent "E. y. Vs.
A Day Laborer for Corgrcssmnn-t'ro-
gress Of Union EecIinE-Thc Secession
F,usirs Anxious for Union Gen. Eieie's
Administration and its Enects-The
Cruise OF the &. -. Frisnte states, &e.
Correspondents Of The n. Y. Tribune
NoAToIK Va, Dee. %, 1902.
L. compliance with the proclamation OF Gen
Dix, an election for a member Of Congress to repre-
cent Norfolk, Po.tsmouti, Nansemond aud the Isle
Of Wight. will take place on Monday next, and most
probably vii result ia the election OF John b. Nc
Cloud, who wss nominated FOR the Office by q meet
ing Of lie Union men ri he District held few
days since. Mr.. McC913 % the time Of the surren-
de- Of the Navy-Yafd 81 this Place 70 ;ue Rebels,
war clerk N tic ard. lie remained truc to his
allegiance nud resisting alike the hi1bes aud threats
of the Rebels, became Of the especial objects OF
their latrcd and persecution. His hie was threat
enei and he va obliged 10 leave his home and se-
crete hmfelf to avoid beng facrhced. Since tHe
reoccupatiOn Of the place by cur forces, NJ McCloud
has been employed 40 lGborer IN the yard,
working for 81 IS per day. He is man
of intelligence. eobficty, integrity and unhinch-
ipg LOYALTY, aud will be iar more honest
nan than his section OF cole Virginia" has
But lie il "a "Mudsill and tue representatives, OF
The Vwuna aristocFacy who shl remain here,
wince4 ribly over the idea that "a common
lsbofeg' should be seat 10 Represent Them IN lne
Copqrcas OF the Nation. OF colrse thete people
viii cecline to vote at the approaching election, ana
NJ, Cloud viii owe bis seat 10 The suhr'ses
OF his fcllow-workmen, and Inc few NoIihern men
wto have lived here long enough 70 give them
decent cIai1 TO a vote. But while thefe tau6hty
Virpiuians will keep aloof from tho polls On peA
Moiday, tbsy ale secretly delighted at the idea haI
by he election Of Member 81 Congress from TINS
District tsey will be saved from the operations o.
the Emancipation Proclamation or at the least re-
celye ray Tor their /" chatte,s.' Perhaps the eA'
pectations OF somsW these gentry viii not be real
lsed. Mr. IcCiond, when Member Of Congress,
will be apt 10 remember 70 whom he owes b's te"t,
and to tie care Of whoee interests hs attention Is
most due. -
The social condition Of the two cities OF NoriSIIk
and Port,mouh j. ar extremely curious one al she
present tire. When our forces first entered these
ci,es ard FOR weeks aftervard, they were treated
with u disIespec! and contempt that would pos W
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NOTICE.-UNITED STATES TREASURY.
~ NxwYoRK. Dec a. ls62-Psres holding hfy tsol or
more Coupons due January p1orino, on United states
Bonds are requested 70 hand them ia for examination with
numbers and loans at least three days prior
,hf date Blank schedules will be furnished on appcs
lion Al tee inere desk of this Office Care should be taken
not TO Include ia these schedules Coupons Of three years
and threeenhs cent, Bonds or FiveI~entysix
cent Bord az In such cases the schedules will be thrown
out for correction. go
II will facilitate very much II small holders VIII present
with the Coupons. maturity slip Of paper with the mum
Dor. Of the Coupons and tho years Of ISSUE Of the loans
Cheeks schedules will be ready for delivery Ga the 5lst
inst af,er O'clock o. M. JOHN J. CISCO,
Assistant Treasurer, L. 5,
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on by Divine Widow that God may throw over you the
shield OF his protection that msy soon zee rebellion
crushed its removed and land become Em.nueP
land subscribe ourselves In behalf Of the Reformed fres
bytsrian Church, Yours, most respectfully
j. X. W. SLOANE.
A. NJ. MILLIGAN.
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~ NJ. MOWBRAY g. Co., Rear Office No.
w 1875 Bfosdwsy NewYork Manufsctare st Titnsviliss
Crawford Co.. Pa Only the best qualities Of Ashred rE hV.
LEUM BENZINE or NAPTHA, PARRAFlNE OlL. TA1
ios ALE Grease, Gss purposes. &ey ~
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MINIATURE ALMANAC -
San-Rises lse.s..........439 MoonSets ii :26
WATER TINS DAT. -.
sandy Hook III Gov Island. .H:OI HslGkse l;46