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.tINyAL or A Par SCHOONER Tho
s,.o oc, VIM. Norlhrop, hailing from Nassau,
y f.. aud last from Havana, Dec. lat, was
broush. into this port Yesterday morning. by
Pro Master Rhoado5 aud f,o mon from tho
suoloa' Fornandina She has a cargo OF eight
en- bags Of coffee, and a quantity Of quini1e
aui other medicines She WAS taken Dooem'
be- 2jth, OF Cape Fear, by tho gunbOat Fer
nactiaa, while attempting to run tho blockade
a Wilmington, n. g., and ordered to this port.
Sic Vas msrly Charleston pilot boat Of
Al GU! eighty tons burthetr
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E,IPIOYMENT-Temaic..

EEMALE SERVANTS WANTED, INGoOD
situNtinrs, now ready, ut E,-t wages; alsn Hcv-
err. g,-vl chntuhcrmlids and wdtrCs-t-. Inquire
it,, I1-'c Institute, ON TIC corner OF 6th avenue
AID llta street, here r-d places are always rc'-
4. Small -ils wanted. i,i 6'lsi
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WILLIAMSBURG.

THg LINUS, RIAL SCHooI.-About ore hSn-
dred children, ff,'m six TO fifteen ycars old, are
every day the reci, 'ients Of this charity. Ths
Brooklyn Board Of education have grsnted the
mansRep Of this school the use Of the old HOUSE
formerly occupied by puzzle school No. is, and
possession Of. The lady managers Of the insti-
tuition desire 10 make the opening day festive
occaaion, and they respectfully invits the oiti-
1ens q Williamsburgh 10 attend.
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Az AMr'iNo INCIDENT occurred yesterday,
at the door of the Mayors office, in tho City
Hall. Policeman who was unacquaintcd
with the person of Mr.. oplyko, rosoutoly per-
sisted in keeping him out Of his own sanctum.
On being made acquainted with tho now May.
or, tho instantaneous surrender Of tho door
keeper was laughablc.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
CEFTNWICm SAYINGS BNNK-

CtEEENWICII SAVINGS BANK
- 80 Sixth avenue, opr 81 W vcrly place.
Jmupry Interest tor lay.
TIE Hrll o. Trustees have ur lcr,si interest 10 he
H#H 10 d'i"7tuI- AT TIE rate cot tive uyr cent per
'. .l1r '. ~ sums oI five hundred doll! nm and
n. .'I' i.ni may Do" entitled tlorctp, al four par
ut .'r .HnHm 90 ~ sums over Gr' nuuir,I , 4.
D.. rat wnv Identified thereto, puyHblgat turB nix
lu.u. hulE hours, ou nui uttrr
January goth, l-G2
Interest not drawn $40 lee placed ~ the credit
del. -turs, as principal, and draw interest
Inc Bank BE- open daily, from 10 O'Clock A. m. uu-
nj u'rlu.l, p. r0, and on Mondays, welueziuys
rud FIiIuy- huiu L. o'cluck y. m.
y A. CusHMAN, President
JOHN 5 DlCKERSOk. '''o'''en'
j,G 1919
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REAL ESTATE.

EuG SALE CHEAP, AND on EASf
i..nt- :, yrrd % .lDry brick torres anil hYla
bon 20 - mat T. u GOODS. o., ut.u the Atuuu. j. Y..,
% .,..N ,l3Uu .. ."Uuu each. Apply tu J.. T.,
htl LOGO, 90 u uE,.-t. IigIt.'.2-
MTlllIAMNHl'E Gll PROPERTY FOR sal
w ~" three POW. Luu-'-, 10 and 800 D.ut
81, nrd Sturr orr Smith Yi Deyuu stsi ALSO .Y.tt.,
.u rmltu u.l Ain Tee 81, terms yrry uu-g. Aurt
20 T.. H. KELLOGG, 9p Beaver IT, y. !. u -tu'
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Gro. FREDERIcKs who was arrested some
eighteen months since on a charge Of being first
mate Of tho SLAYER Corn, and, Marshal Ryndors
then being in Office, somehow managed to Is
cape, through port-hole it was said, vas yes
to-day 70 arrested by Officers Ely and Simpson
of the Slarshals Office, who found him occupy
ing the position Of Masters Mate on boa'd tho
U. s. receiving ship North Carolina
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MARRUAaEN.

FLENING-BUTT--Mt the Pastors residence, by
Rev, WIN. y. Collins, Chas, II. Fleming, Jr, 70
Mis- Jane X. Butt, both Of this city. Baltimore
pspers please copy. 81
NTIsON-MILLIN-1n this city, on Sunday, 9Th
Inst, At ~. Ciement's Church, by the Rev. I. A.
Eaton, Nj. Samuel Nelson h. Miss Jane L. Miuin,
both Of this city. l5i
PHYFE-THORN-On Goth ultimo. by Rev. r. v.
Harris, Mr.. Jas. Il. Plyfe 10 Miss N. y. Thorn, all
of this city. ~
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On rosrNA.rrr urrrrAL ha, d.cld.d b

materially enlarge tho present Post Offios In
Nassau street, by extending the building about
fifty foot on the Cedar strest front, 20 as to
cover the space formerly used Tor tho purpose Of
burial, and also aiding some twenty feet the
ontire length on the Nassau street side. Tn,
additions will only DO one story high, adding
Sme 1,4OO square feet to tho prosopt ground
limits Of the office. The estimate cost is about
$1,000. The state of tho country does not a.
present, warrant the building of tho now Post
Office odifice by tho Government.
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The FEAsr or rrE ErrrHASr, or Manifss-
tation Of our Saviour to tho Gontilos, was colo
brAted yesterday in Trinity Church by the
usual appropriate services, without any sermon.
Tho festival was ALEC observed by tho other
EPkcopalian Churches throughout tho city, dur
ing the day and evening.
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TnE JuRoRs IN rnE GoRpoN SLAVE CASE
met yesterday in tho U. S. Circuit Court room
to consider tho propriety Of potitioning tho Pre-
sidont for Communication of Gorion's death SON
,onec. Af,Or lengthy consultation they ad-
journod in the same mood in Itch they were
before, five for and seven against il.
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LEGAL HEPORTS BOMBAY.
Court Of Oyer aud Terminer.

DcloTc 'uhll'e lNtEAhAM.
TN GRAND JrRN-HACKLEY' CONTRACT.
The names of tho Grand Jurors were called
and the jury discharged for tho term.
Dstric; Attorney a Oakley Hall, said he
bad no business to call up before the Court at
the present time He had received unofficial
information that the case OF Andrew !. Hack
ley, charged with contempt, was TO bo returned
this morning from tho Court Of Appeals. He
had no official knowledge the case at present
and was not prepared 10 bring II LeiOro the
Court. George MountjOy was present daring
the proceedings. Adjourned till Tuesday, al
10 A. NJ.
Court Of General Sessions Monday
Before Judge McCuNN.
Tho January term Of the Court opened today,
Judge McCunn presiding.
During tho year 1851, there wers 600 coz
vctiOns, and 10 acquittals in this Court and
tho Court of oyer 4 Torminor. OF tho conyic-
tions two were sentenced to death, and o a.
State Prison for life 2G3 males and IL female
were sentenced to the State Prison 2lS maloi
and ., females to the Peuitontiury; 90 malol
and ~ females 10 the City Prison and II BOYS
and giil were sent D tho House Of Refuge.
23g iudctmonts woe found, and Ia com
| plants dismissed by the Grand Jury. The
lines anil costs collected amounted to al, JW 81.
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FlJRs.

~ rs, FURS, FURS-IADIES BUY Your
ius - per cent, lees than at any other store Ia
tuo cts, W the G4oJt Rocky Mpvuttiu Depot, water
M.li. htl CpprN mum and cuff, 80, French Sdlo
capr,, NUTS lud ou', ~ 10 ~; IruUcu Mul rrp,,
m.if and cuffs, = o. 40; French Mink muiis ~ e.
1850. water Mink uui-, ~ Ia $3.50, French Sable
Nuts $3.50 t. -; auk Martin, per sott, flN, worth
$50 1t FOSTERS, II, Chatham Slu1ro, cor Mott
street, iaG 2tlu'ln6
III ES, II RS-FlNE MINK SABLE HALF
Cap,- daI.. anil rich, We now cell from ~ T.
~. SAN us $40 sold Inst winter for 80, uuo Mink
-rlHr VNurtr. rIt7 flu To- ~, very fine .ri, Mini
"a % -, tj, p .ri -, no IOSl FRS lt.rE n Iru-
tlu Far d.. - rs Chatham square, cpl MptI &,
ilB gi4yslNG
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIIICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
n rem,dcling aching, dccayel or broken teeth, IA
put In ~ Without Inni c,lor If teeth and warrant.
ell Tor lie, &. u. CRAWFORD, 81 Amity -, 20
hock from Broadway. j6 2tac'iit
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EDWARD EvEERtr is to lecture on Tho
Origin and Character of thu War, at tho AGA.
deny Of Music this evening, Mayor opdyko
presiding.
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SHIPPING, sc.

NOTICE TO LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
~ Ias-eu ycrT-Flr passage in the regular first
class packets, found with prpyison,, and lowest
rates AZ lr-sg'c, Apply :" o." 'ci of the owners
u MCPHERSON, GrceuNicI =, cot Of the Bat
terry II 3'l2e
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Total au.Niut FROM 'pth 4uur,e-... t26n,i22 Il
Amount ui expenditure 'ut the -ourpr.
10 Il CN,iusisc ei stllri,, anal fees
ruluN tcl b. ith their management. DO. 1-G,'3, -
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
" We shah offer FOR 10 DAYS our stock ,'
Bcnycr, Plush, 'ud Velvet CLOAKS much below
Il cost ul manufacture, L.. 5. MILLS a CO,
JAt 6ia'lOi ilS Broadway uesr C,nI 81.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A lotion sAi y x or cR3 70 ANp
Tuesday, jan. III, 1t iNN O'Clock. 1T - Mt...r
Lane. In lot "a s'li' dealers. white granite ,uu 1000
ami yellow ware, glass ware, g.. Ste positive ,Hl
without rcstrvc, g. clu-c uut cnu,isuncut-. 10 !,'
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personal NOTICES.

I HEREBY CAUTION ALL PAWNBROk-
cr- not To- accept he pawn, a silver watch and
suil chain markell &c r. 49," ON the outside case.
THEODORE RJNJAMlN, 10 l.. ldtu Il, % gl2S
SARAII--IF NOr ARE ALIVE, WRITE
y a. ,uw1nrrd ut Washington, / have written
IT, gDU, 100 got mo- answer lI 200
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,-np1GAGE SNIE-B. WEAVER. IR
vi Ny.,i..,,,r' -p4gc los Nuth rc.i,.-,ul
eel, ri-J',, atsu',l.l, = Iid f,ui.l n.uuy l.r
~, .. ... D.. o.. .ia.u. lOiIN ". IIN-
LEY, Atty. l'r M1i.'.
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hmond, of Bangor, Me.
SAILED.

Jan bth-slip ophelia, Monteyideo-Barks Org
sis, Queenstown BaNidor-Osrich, Antwerp Brgs
Galges, Leghoru. John Butler. Bartadoes florist,
Westport T. l., MaTtillque-SchE Addie h,rnsAS
81 Johus PR.
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~ luu-"huld furniture. tl's dt,, Iur-iU, H'
rr.. rtr residence = Wo,t 10Th IT, near 9th r., .
TO-. ''.,h, uuusi,tin. vt Csrp,tir amt uH.lIr.
uur."., lcd-iea,l,, sofa beds, mhro.,, 2 .,t
'.t' ,N.iss, diniu.. and tea tsilr-. clrup. .l,..
.f. l.f1. ~Nrrvvr,, knives fork-, Nr AS. be-.
w,.t .i.l kitchen furniture. D.. GRlIFtN, Nu,t
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SECOND BOARD.

iH,NN T. 5. G., sir. - IN Hud. Rv.R spx
500 T. o., ,l.cp ~ ~ do $50 10
1000 - 1890. eSG 900 do ....... 3pH
: 900 = \. JS g.. - 100 Harlem Re-. 10
iWN Nlnn. ~. go. 20 100 Harlem PL.... SIX
lINN VI Cen. hrg ~ 20 Reading X ... 20
gOOn ~ Cp. H. 20. - 90 Mich Cen biO "a
100 OIL. Cp. H. 90. Isk too do = IA -
.OOJ Mich > Sw b.. TfS 800 An IA, s0x
t30 Pacific NJ s.. PtN loo do 49, sos
~ 80 etS o. MS d n. lag AK
30 NY. Ccu. H -Ovs 20 II. cen. r. An esS
Ito hie H.. 88X 70 Ias a I'll R' Ss,z
10. t.lc r.....tiO 90 iaDc, o.. az
70 DO .....hs "a roo do ia AZ
10 do .,haO b6N 70 Chi. &RI lilo "a
20 N Nr. du O.. 1917 ~ de- SO
10 M.&PDC1P. 30 100 do ID "
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WANTED.
mEDICINEb.

DOR TIL. FILES.
u. IPlINM's E'.tunry BE- certain euro lor
PID,, C.-trcuo--, auI Iucr complaint. .d lN
T. G. WELLS q, Coz a., franklin st. pHi At D.
lPltNMS MDIi,h uN.r 80 IrHtl a, "a a.
from tho B.vory, between h~ery and Bu..l"Ay
ja6 I2Jc'la-
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WIN. ABBOTT, AUCTtONEER-OlFI
w 80 Broadway, VIII -,li this dry, t 10y
o'r tr lease, stock aud fixtures of tie Niulu.l,
Nud retail liquor stone known M the Hank" ui
Tire nurth"t u'rr'r pf aJl 4 and Sth ,,r,uutit,ul
boz l''i of two splendid counters, ~ lp irtg WltI
hi''s Hncrt1, Green's, ul cloth, beer puup, o,tl
-oti".s r',Itd D., m"iUctto, chandelier, liquors.
30, o.. lG2'lI
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EMPLOYMa.SC WANTED.

WANTED ny \ GIL NDOl : lG, To
w assist boo L.u.o,.r. tn 20 .'.u" Nuully A.
D.. ~ O.tNrr Il, uI, stairs. lDj
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n GNIINLN. AIlIMNIl.R- nLrILl

= to- ih. DO % ,Il ,,ll tlD, day, NJ a'cl,-l
T.. DOLE, ~" - ..iHN O.. r,urt,r, .rs, ,.lr, .hIy
IN., .N.. ia .'-. -H.l r.,iitr,, -ttt.iur.
Co.. ,s,. I"i- '"uu.g..u'I a. todny, aud Vi.l ls
-lI 't'Mut u.n'.'. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11

ed. A writer In the Newburyport Her.
AID. Who voted for Mr. Lincoln, ard from
whom have alrraAy quoted, replies 70
this argument ~ follows. = 49,
eve are contending for the constitut on
as Il 5, and under the constitution II
NOT, We must be in violation Of IL, and
without sanctiou Of law, in which case
JEFF. Davis government n jnst As legiti-
mate rs ours, and the rebel States are the
United States as much as the Northern
Sta&eAs
Were I to make this statement, il might
be considered a. disIoyal; bat coming, a.
il does, from New England, presume IT
will be received az sufficiently loyal
Sir, these excuses for disregariing, and
trampling under foot, our constitution, are
the darkest spots on the darkest clouds
which now hang over our lacerated and
bleeding country.
regret the discussion of such subjects
in Synod. but the remarks have made
have necessarily grown out of the discus
sion Of the paper before US.
And now, Sir, in conclusion, / have only
to say that, while must, as a member of
this judicatory, vote against this paper,
vet. as a citizen, shall ever be found in
favor Of the reunion of States, with equal
rights to all; but, as church court, we
have no authority to adopt the paper I'M
der discussion. The church is forbidden
by her constitution to intermeddle with
civil affairs She has more glorious
mission; her work Is to preach the gospel
to every creature, that rebels everywhere
may be won back to their allegiance to
God. Ii is only while engaged in her APP
propriate work, she can claim the Divine
presence and blessing. Political actions
and discussions, Delila-like, shear her of
her strength. Ii il only when free from
all alliance with Gear, and leaning for
support only on the arm Of her Divine
Lord. that she appears fair as the moon,
clear n the sun, and terrible as an army
with banners"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11

excited warm and interesting discussion. not
only upon the prorriesy. bot the right and duty
Of an ecclesiastical court to interfere with the
civil AID political sfsirs which concern the
Commonwealth. and especially lie province to
Determine what particular national Gin had in
CURED the Divine displessure and brought upon
the country the calamities il is suffering The
Rev. DAVID SrrvEssoS. Of this city took de-
cided grounds against tine action of the Synod.
and gave his reasons therefor in a speech
Of decided ability and force. By request Ne
publish the rem ,rks Of Mr.. STEVENSON. which
viii be found on the first page Of to-dsy's paper
giving expression TO the views Of the minority
Of the Synod agains; II. action. and 20 correct
the m;sapprcbeasions which have been industri'
DUSTY circulated as 20 the motives and reasons
which influenced them. However much the
reader may differ with the positions Of Mr.. SrE.
vKxsoS. no one can read his argument without
conceding the ability. clearness and earnestness
which charscterizes il throughout.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11

A NEeRO's OPINION OF Niger WoRsHIPER-
The Anglo African, New York paper owned
and edited by negroes. is angry with Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher for some remarks, ami pitches into
him thus:
Yet there j. some allowance to be made in the
case Of Mr. Beecher Tie is a born rowdv: he is
by nature "subterranean" after the strictest
sect of the Mike Walsh school; he j linked with
the groyeling instincts of the Democracy by at
finit'es. which grace has not vet overcome
Hence. when a negro comes up before his ex-
cited Imagination. he only sees something to butt
against, the maddened bull in The Spanish
arena. These pecuarities speak out in his gait
and manner in the street, where We never meet
him without the mental exclamation before we
have recognized him. There comes 4 stipend
Gus rowdy, Who must have been on a batter last
night"
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U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICES
(NO. 1881
gTNTTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

mo. 1881
gTNTrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
Z DIANA-sS:
Whereas, libel of information has been fled the
strc; Court of tie United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit aud District Of Indiana on the Sil day
of December 1862 by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the
United States for the District Of Indiana against part Of
lot % In the original plan Of the city of Evansville
mencirg Vine street. 81 feet inches from the corner
of Vine and First extending thence the line
Vine street toward the Ohio - inches thence
said lot the line of lot 30 in said plan thence
along said line toward First - feet inches thence
line parallel with First street to Vine street. place
of beginning in he city Of Evansville, and against all
persons lawfully intervening for their therein
and peciay against Paul X. Mars. for a violation
of the powers Of Of Congress- approved July IL
1862 entitled IAN to suppress nsurrecton punish
treason and rebellion seize and conscae the property
OF rebels and for ether purpoSes and praying process
aud sold as enemies property.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the moniicn VI der the
seal Of said Cou to directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 20 a persons claiming said realty
any part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and app before the said the District
Court of the United States be held the city of In
danapos. in and for the District of Indiana the
Monday Of January next ten O'Clock If the forenoon
Of that day. then and there nerpoSe their claims and
make their alleg cations in tina, behalf.
ID. e. ROSE. L. s. Marshal,
BY j. 5. BiGELow, Deputy.
Attest
IoHx H. REA, Clerk. decIO-dI4t
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NO. Isl
STATES OF AMERICA, Dis

III Nst - u IFS vi Il .NEtt DlSs
u TRICT OF INDIANA. IS:
NHEREAs 4 libel OF information has been filed in the
District Court of the United within
SeN enth Circuit and District of Indiana the 18th DAY
December 1862 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for the District of Indiana against the life
terest Of Levi L. Laycock in the following ,cTibcd
property, towit: The Of ot No. 81 in the original
plan of the city of Evansville, Nanderburg county, Ind
also in and To the following lands in the county OF Poey,
in said State, to-wit: = Of or and o. or.
section 10, town T. Of II west; also the follow ing
credits and effects, To Wit: balance certain ia
men and decree in the county Of POSey. in sad State
against I'm FehaS and in favor of him. said Lay
cock, of about 5000 for violation Of the powers Of
Act of Congress approved July 18th. lsG2 eutted
AN Act to suppress Instruction punish and
rebellion, seize and cont the property Of rebels
AID other purposes, praying process against said
property, ard that the may be = ndemned and
sold as enemies property.
ow, therefore, in pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal If the said Court directed aud delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
property or part thereof or in any Interested
thereto that they be and appear before the said the Dis
rici Court Of the United States be held The city Of
indianapolis in and for the District If Indiana on the M
Monday Of January 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
of that day. and then aud there nierpoSe their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
ID. g.. ROSE. u. :. Marshal
ByI. ;. BGELow, Deputy,
Attest
john II. REA. Clerk. declO-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11
Miss CARLOTTA PATTI
NOTICE.
Improved Breeding Hogs and Pigs

fSVuE subscriber is now sending by express aud by
freight well boxed and suitably provided with food
for long journey, Pigs and Hogs Of all ages and Of diff
fereu well the latest imporationS into the most
distant parts Of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan Min
nesos, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, DC. They be
seen at the Summit Station the Chicago and ST. Louis
Railroad. where people invited 10 call Persons
be supplied with pairs nj all related 20 each other
well by whiting by calling Address the subscriber
care OF Hon. John Wentworth, Chicago for Circular.
Prices to suit the times, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Our stock j. descended not only from the first prize
animals Of England. but from those Of the different State
and United States Fairs Of this country AT the last m
nos State Fair, in addition other prizes, took that
for the best boar of any 0ge or any breed.
All stock delivered at any Of the Depots in Chicago.
CHARLES l.. REED.
CHICAGO, Illinois, December, 1862. dIl-dltSw3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11

Foney and the other parasites crack the
party whip loudly. They say that every officer
Of the Government who does not sustain all the
acts of the Administration, embracing the pc
culiar principles OF the Republican party. will be
required 10 walk the plank
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11

The funeral q A. bowman will take place from his ate
resd-nce Tennessee and Vermont streets,
O'Clock r. NJ today The friends Of the family are n
vted. Ser, ices by Rev Mr.. ColcisIer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11

The people of Indiana and Illinois have en-
grated in their State Constitutions clause ~hich
prohibits the entrance Of free negroes from other
States. and penalties are attached for violation
of This exclusion. This the people have decreed
by a separate vote at the ballot box, and the ma
jorities ia favor of il were large and overwhem-
ing. In this State il was upward Of ninety thou
sand--in Illinois nearly as large
The people meant that free negro population
was 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. II stands till the Constitution itself is
changed.
Now. If this right is conceded t. the people of
the free States, is il not hard to force upon the
Southern States population from which we our
selves revoltl Mr.. LISooLSs proclamation not
only forces free negroism upon the South. but il
liberates n servile population in the midst Of the
whites. and compels the whites there to submit to
that which LlScoLS'sown State (Illinois) rejects
In deciding in favor of the policy of the proclama
ton, do not Republicans condemn their own State
'awsf Are they in favor Of changing our State
Constitution. and permitting free or emancipated
negroes to come here. without let or hindrance?
IL not. why should they decide for the people of
Kentucky or Tennessee policy which belongs
10 those States alonef
Christian voters should consider how far they
are acting on the golden rule" in thus forcing
upon other communities that which they have re
jected for themselves Every man will Judge of
the humanity of n procla nation which ,yivcs IN
sixteen States the right of exclusion. and denies
the same right to fifteen others. equally entitled
10 a choice
The Democratic policy Of the Union as il was
u 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