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AmneeMenls.
EARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

EARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE,
| LAST WEEK BUT ONE,
! OF that wonderful and extraordinary
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARNEN.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
THE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY,
TIE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY,
sPECihEN OF plTiI HUslANITY
ever known bong 10 y,ats OIL only.
t. WEIGHS BUT NJ ETEEN POUNDs.!!!
She has already the hearts OF thousands Of
''@'e'm lt'0H' anf a. her el oitiol Il last
DRAWING TO CLOSE.
the Thousands who have ye, seen her
MUST EMBRACE THIS OPPORTUNITY,
or they ae forever too late She VIII BE- exhibition at all
Aoirs' every day and evening" IN company with
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT. THE $4,000 MUTT,
the two together making byfr
TIE sMALLLsf PAR OF HUMAN BEINGS
Ever seen Oh the face Of the gobe-smaler even nan
GEN. TOM THU NIB And WIFE.
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
They appear in songs dauce, &C. &c. making tho most In.
irrcsiing and instructive exhibit ever wi messed
'''D THE GRsAT LiviNa mPP0POTAMUs
TIE GREAT LIVING HPPOPOrA"US,
River H1Tse the River Ne Egypt, tho GREAT
BEHEHOTH Of the Book of Job the only one ever seen
the american Continent and the greatest curiosity Of the
MASTER ROBERT HENRY HENDERsHooT.
tie e hero wlO crossed hc happahannock at redercks'
prs wi b.ayo chat rjt crossed E river drive
TIE back IN lay the lontoons lie crossed hlnsn 10
I sem OF boat SAYING,
~, III sn hIlei IL will - in ,te Of my country"
lie will be l,tl0r al hosrs, and appear on
the sage Ut each Dramatic Fer oTm
THREE BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
Sth large s?eeksd Brook isOut and other living Fish
C,SYSTsL PONDs or OCEAN AND RIVER WATER
in tne saod Aquaria. Also,
AhE LEANED MUSICAL SEAL. NED!
which paystn.oa upon musical iustrunent Jne GREAT
ROARiN5BLACk SEA LION; WHAT Is Iri ALB
AArPY FAMILY; WAX FlGJ RES &c.
In to LertuTo Room, ever Afternoon AMI Evening Ut
THOSE WONDERS or THE WORLD
sYRO ARABIC TROUPE
JuoGLERs, AcGoBATs Ago coxToarIoNIsTs.
THEIR tIR5E APPsISANCE IN TIE UNITED
800. - ........ JGh rs .---...
hRA AND zULEI%A, TIE FEMALE CONTORTION
1873 niDl HASSSN, AL AAs>AN AID sgd HAS IAN
ACROnAHsrs POSfUREKs AND GYMSAsfS.
.el NJ Pc orm tie mos SUHI hl5lrD AnD AS
ITOUfDlN0 tEAIS Of STRENGTH AMI AGILITY.
Afef Which, tie ELEGANT COMEDY Or
TIME TRIES ALL.
M HARRISON, COEiC IMPBOMpIU SINGER
aqp.'rs az e9ch isroiIsnce in bis mint ALE Song.
Af.i.,iou. - cents. cl.dren uudor ten, 10 csuts.
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FOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
NETWORK, HARLEM, ard ALBANY r. r..
~ EW-YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
wI.;TEG ARRANGEMENT. u
COtfECtINg DECEMBER l. 1872.

CONTRASTING DECEMBER l. 1872
p,s.enger station in GewY0fk corner 2n a. ana fsha"i
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-fOHh: 800.
For NswEsyen, l. NJ. OK u IL 10, 30 tE1'h '"t''
sud y. , N , N
F,r bridgeport, :, "a m F1l, l2is, 2D( J. aiO' 3D.
For Milford strutforl fsiheli, Southport, and We'Po,
TorNo.gsik, J. 90 M ;12l5 2l5 EI) 80. 40. 5oos
fcr pNisu and Greenwich J. go ni' 80 49,
$40 p M. "a,
20 Stanford. :, EI.l go nj i2l' al' tErh 81"
Tor Pors Chester ,nd in;trms1I.. stations, T. 80 m
~ %. afc 40 $50 & 20 p. L..
For Por. Chester snd New Rochelle. n
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, VI, ,nr shrl = a., OK ais (Hzh ep m
Fer boston, VIA : d re Lane. l2lS. y
for Hartford and pm saed III Tx lklS AI3 tELh
uL -, =. T..
For IIanfofd Psovi4eueo. aud yl.hkil Railroad 8
~ .}iavcn E,wLon3on ard s.onins.on Railroad 1:
"a m ~ IS. Lij p. IL.
CO, Rlllfoad T.. T. y. IN, 10 Ncfti aI4p'on.
Eo- Ioufatonic E4Ltoai % llutt4I 3 . m
- N.vg,ipcs R-ioai A. IN. ~ =. "a. -
foI - al N0Twlk Raj. 81, "a N. y +Pfn,
fod Zen, Ing si,iehed 20 ls D. a. i'sia;
MS l l.,I. sil~ l.'e14rH''
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Form II GuaYaAtee.

The undersigned - Of -. IA the State Of -.
Ard of =, IN tie state Of -, hereby ggn-Guieo
Ga; n the foregoing bid Of - foi any Of the
taeir named be accepted he they will within
otter IL receipt Of tho contract at the post.cce named
Navy Ageat designated the contract ior the
win 60 aud ,nA lent tureties AID ~ cA.e TIE said
sls fail 20 enter into coutra @ Aforesaid sa
pns good the difference the oict OF the ssd
sJd that winch may be accepted.
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G)e00iua CARDS. &c

A Y TIIOS. BnUNSs, No. 49' Broadway, all
"A tn. lse,t styles Of WEDDING CARDS NJ low prices
Established in l840.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half prlce).-
lLWedding A. Home. and Note Pslcrs6 tu mesa sIo
BLlHesds PoItss.sac, At KELLYS. NO. u futonsr,Nf.
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IRVING UALL.-CARLOTTA PATHS
BE <EFir
FAREWELL ~ AMERICA.
NJ. Htu'son pct Is announce that next TUESDAY
ey-liny March 70. tJ ifs-t II ART fora
OBAND COMPil .hNIAhf CIS,ERr
10 MILE. CAtLOrIA FkrL
e teng the ~ deiutoa fer Europe In The steamer
Africa ~ Wodnestly, March H.
The f5oNing eminent Ass have Kindly Consented 10
g.. Mlle. Pa.d IN III. occt .ou:
Ne WILLIAM CASTLE, tn talented Tenor;
J. II. THOMAS. Eyo.i.e Baritone:
n. J y PATTERSON TIE eminent Pianit:
THEODORE THOMAS. the dl.ih sli,hed V!olinlt
Va, -r'or and Coaauc' Abells-
''s' :" >, outs reeIYcd seas 90 cen.seit-A
Se - .,Nn, II .. tic Music Stores OF Deer5 Schir.
mar No. - BrcsirSs Bsn-. -les Luis no; 1GJ Broad
way. s5rl ssl.sbiiG. 10 Hh'il aha s'H''hs HaA'
O. uulea,.r Monday ni,ruils y 'oclocs'
DO n, orea ~ q! C,nc-s: to >amsnco At 9 o'clock
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aTEAM WEEK. to LIVERPOOL, touching
> Il ouren,ion. Cok i!rbor) Tn, we'd Aaown steam.
,rs me Liverpool N'w.forA aud Philadelphia Steamship
Company 49, iutcndcd 10 sell As follows =, :,
CITY OF NEW O,H........... Sturdy Alhr ~
SATURDAY. Mar -
Aud every succeeding SAIURDAY, at nooui oh ii.f a.
North KlyeL
HATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE IN gold. Its equivalent ia currency; 49,, ~
fIt-I CAblN..... = 20 40 81 hE!tAOE.' .'.'-9 sS ~
Vir.t Csbn 90 London. IS 0o dtesrass Lodon - %
lrst Cabin TO Puis... IS O. stesraso 10 Psd,. 40 30
Fit.t abn Hamburg so Dol Sesraga 10 Dudv. % ~
Ia.scngers also forgardei 20 aUe. BIemen Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c, 1t equal, lo,Frates. c,, - nrs
Glf5 Sesraue nom Liyerr1oi = 90 Prom Gueens"wh So
Those who send TOO shsr irsnd. Gun Day ucAeh
q. u,cte Tr'a. i,
Fot flter apply Il the Company, offices
john u, DALE, AgonL hs. IL Broadway, " Y
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Signatures Of Two suarAntors.

Ihsreby certify that tho sboven.niei - known
ue as men Of property a0e make good their
SIsaL;GIe, u. H.
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The following the classes required at tie reiPecye
Navy IaIds:
eud Recruiting.
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NRIE RAILWAY.-PaG.cngof trans itay

d 4.
- hom f,os Of thamasrs-s.:
. ~ ,,,,ief' s.l i,' b ~, 1.',vu,..
i 80 "a, AccammoI,,ion daily fer Pr. Jsrvi.
9:9o pr. Way. for Mddl-,oTa hewburIa and warwick
Gill; , ..d rtsi'i .s:o-, Tia q saturday Ia.
through g. BaG.o bit dec No. 30 to nsaA,f; -,
Cp ~. In g,sl- CHAs NJ. OF. hepria snPefn'ehcL
HUDSON RIVER PAILROAD.-FORA Al
I BASN and TROY CONNECTING WITH ihAIA5
NORTH a d ~ i.sr Tnia. ks,si
Errt. sss 10 ~. .ad1, tag. ioa5 %, al s:s1 .al
J; and J.. t0abdsJs lnelpaea.I a. VIZ
Igcafl. ln.J. g. M J. =. p II 1890 .-
Pou. is.n tn. i ~ n ard III trd0.'
rlss.G train. l..gp.m. ,'7T. n.
sils siaIu .n.3.J ? IA. i.gn
&c rsI,ss 'e' c., ' ,, Wrs's', t,
sad hss heir issr,se .e.sl thsif re'idsnees to a.
,olgt. o. i4c foaI and to :. s'gza slr.f',
A. r SMiIn. Superintendent
CENTEAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JFRSEY.-
" trom 100. ~ c1urt .ait.- CoHrsciiNs Il Hampton
a., 'na nj Ion Viii -. isir V..T R,fsd .rIl.
o,ious, "rna;s direct iEe 10 Pittsburgh snd tha Wee.
WITT tnFAsGEMENT-- Commeuciu. NoT. Il. 1873
H., 1, .s ~ 80 f., E,,sa p,,lla.
T.. ''i.le. aarn.oa hAoeh hu't ilaH'par.
Clr.t Ben. 1871. ..rlt'u. ii'.'t,u "iiEr 5-T1c N'
pot.,i.l- b. ..r',8,f, 81 iIl'ror. g..
+r -. Iur.tor 1a.ia- foF as.on Be'hlc.''n' Allen
556rx WAY TaaIs-For som-ryilo s.d Intermediates
ftu0.a =,
rg arhtarg sourah. md iue "ot. aeolius cafs Tom
Jrf.cs cry iLI.g.A 10 400. 01fsh. -
.rrIfss ItkI. iOK NsRusHr tG--ILo a IA. tTpr,"
Tom rom N-- York af5iv-s o. flrfs d. g. IA cynnecI-
i1. Iat tr4 Wees POM -yr.un N'usfN Es'rd HostA-
ca C.lual rood, non aEd South and viii tie C1mbe'
40. r -rnr.tl F.rHEs Tni'S T0R TIM Nr'r 'saveI
N.,, o-4 It dair 'urlsss r1ce' ed aaihs close
r,ruer,l-a r fITi,Yurg ~ith Prnry saiA Pnurai-wilh
DO cars of ra. - i bu al. and rpt ors 90 ru-s Ald
{ r.. - Two h1ur tne lstsyod By tang t4is iran .
L4ttAur..irnnr Asp Ntri o,K .nuF--ie4s~ NTW 1ore
fr,m e. 10 g. Nota RHor, al Y;,) a. u an l1',Jii
nd .. .... ,,
tIir el.h way. JOSIAH q. stEthS. sil"rn'en. snL
1 ONG ISLAND RkILROAD.-CHA OF
! sUsrarsrur-f Urrot. jar 'f-lp snf loot Of
.,tA.st b.. nv inter ."nIcts H.urlnig rfdy,
Get r. ~; Lcavr New for. AZ -. ~ for tier.yo ass
Ilbor OrtnI. nd Ermptl's; a. - m. I'D : g. ior
l.y: A. ,A. tnd f.r yrsrt a. =. - .ol Hemp
f.rai. Sundays toe irai0 .-af's nu'''s lrit t'hs.
l.rryj g. iu.. YspA AID iu rro s'o stitiDns
n .rutsfrn rtfrti n'ns leaves aar OIL; ~ p.
On Fr5ar and -t,urttv r-t me n I'!p 'i1i1 70
tru. g, If..Ir0ft. lstlnf :.tu 10, sni Monday
irsst i:.s n ri.. sl..s =. = rw-l a. 3.31 b. ia.
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Of property Gad a0e 70 make good their
oisaL;1Ie, u. H.
Date
10 signed by the United States District Judge. United
States pi''Hs' Attorney eol,eelo'' OF navy Agent
Izaei from lao Of The United Sfate' dpprotsd July H.
1867
Sec IA Aad be 80 Jythey ee0eted That no contract
oTLer any Interest therein shall be trasi'rsed b. tie
marty or PARTIES such contract order b. given
t. sy other party paTie and st tGch transfer fha
the OF the coat act or order faus:Ted 30
f a. tn United States are cogcernea; ProrGSd Ihat al
Che rights Of action hereby reserved to the United States
60 auy breach Of such contract by the contracting Ia6 or
f.Tle' ~, 49,,
Sec l6 Ind b, further enacted Thu, whenever any con
tractor for subsistence Clothing arms, ann gn1 ut ous
OF var aud every description Of supplies oI ;he army Or
Navy of Uaed States Nzl De t0oud s-it Oy court.
Iss u ,ud or wul cct Of duty lie shs be punished
ty fine Imprisonment such other punishment a. the count
raial shall sjudge and any person WHO shall contract 10
furni sufpes any hind p1n for the AMY or
Nav he hall he deemed and taken pat Of the -and Or
ns~d iocoa Of United for which lie shsl contract
20 ,r said supplies and be slbJ.c. to the Tles ana rcsp'
is:ious soveTnL Of the iaEd AID naval oce q TIE
United States
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|,ENAPsCOTT'5 Old ESTABLISHED
4 PAS5AG.' ard ENCdANGE OFFICE,
10. O., Slutb-G Hov-Iork.
FrLETIER, CE CREDIT aud DRAFTS on GREET
gpIr IN ltFbahD uuf the Coutilrrs al EUNOfE, or
PASSAGE & an .fon LONDON ahl LIVERPOOL, Opqy
.nT.P5COrr lkOVnElts D. Co.. No. 90 slItns.
VUIE DElI!sH AID MoETiI AaiLhICAN
BETWEEN kEW-YOAK AND LIN tRlOOL, CALLING
Ar COEn HAhJON.
AID BETWEEN BUsIDN AND LIVERPOOL CALI
mo Al iALliA AZ And CORR HARBOR.
CtEhDA tao....le.tes Bostor.,. We tNsdrY. uir
SFNiCA Noodle sale New-Iofa. "Wednesday Ma II
ARABIA SfoLs... Boslon.. "Wednesday. Mar 10
RALASlAN, Coos cayss.M Y Weiuesd. y. Ma. 70
EUROPA MuF,.....lcaseS bos0r... Wellesley. Apr /
ASIA, Shannon. leaves Ne.s Iork. w oinsd,y.. Apn
PAoH sEw-NOkK 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin fa-sa@c....-.. SlJs ~
sesaad Ls0in Fassa se,.................... bOO
IHON BDs4oN 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chiof Cabin Panu.p .....................Sll 20
S.rsut Cabin fh-s gr..................... - W
pyshe la gold, ~ sen. In United State. currency
lertAs not secured uLtu paid .or
An experienced surgeon on board
The owners Of these ships val not be accointabe for Spe'
or Ialu,a!rs uness . el adlns Lesl the value exc
ir,..el u ned therefor.
Tor flogIt 81 Passage apply TO
h. tuNARD. No. 4 Bowling yrecn.
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Eztyaei from las Of The United Sate aIprorsd July II.

10 he signed by the United States District Judge, United
States pisIIis. Attorney, COLLECTOR, os navy Agent.
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BIANOS and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Up
right Boudor and square Pianos and second hand
per cheaper than any other Rouse og sas by L. H.
CHAMBERS, Bible House, 9ta-s. Coz sthav.
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Which from firm mus b. ,lgnel oy al! TIE manbers.

l., Of -. in the Sac Of - hereby ssree TO
furnish and deliver In the respective Navy.fGdE all the A
ee in hersunto annexed asreeaby 20 the
provisions Ct the schedules therefor sDd IN confom vi
tbe adyeeuent OF ID. Dep Of February - 1865
Should my he accepted request TO be soclessed at
= aud the contract sent 20 tho Navy Agent at -, o.
80 -, for Signature aud certificate -
Signature 4. ..
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Date,
Witness.
The schedule which the bidder incoses mus be pasted e
BIZ otter, and each Of tae signed by him Opposite Oh
article in the schedule the pHce must be set s
carried out the aggregate footed ny ir each and he
amount kewse written IN words ii the parties no bid do
Dot reside the place wb.f the article. delivered
they mas; n their oees person to whom
then are TO pe delivered.
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LINE for BOSTON, via GRO

q VIl NJ " -IlA I'M, HIM 7 V4'D ~ y
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for New.hayrn leave Peck
slip At rs II. Pa.sngefs 20 north from New ayen III IL
O'clock y No. remain board nislt without charge
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NJ. HARRISON. COGlC IMPROMPTU SINGEI
a?ps'r AZ esch i5ffouls1cc in hi, mint ale Songs
Aduis'iou. - cents. Children uudor ten IS ceuts.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING LIGHT
POUSr ESTABLISHMENT SUPPLikS-sepiias |
SEALED PROPOSALS will Ne received a. ''is ,ih,o Wv,
II m on THI X DAY the 18th Iay a. Nsir l'' ioI I1i
a.1i--.. md nlanli- 20 DO Gell.nIrl
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k'MCiv O" S5r1IFD PROPOSALS 70 uruish materisls
Nav ~, tssi YEA end.u- 3Oth June, 1868. VIII
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

The Terre Haate journal saws there are over
two hundred men in camp near that CITY, volun-
teers Tor the regiment to De raised in the Seventh
Con sressioual District.
The Commissioners OF Rush county have
determined TO give two hundred dollars to each
volunteer. for which Rush county may be crei-
tied. and six hundred dollars for the necessary
expenses OF getting up said recruits.
-LAFAyETrE AT NIGHT The Lafayette
Journal says that one soldier vas shot. two men
were Knocked down, and one WIS robbed. on
S.'ur iny night last in that city The Journal
il alludin- to the fact that gang of desperadoe:
infest that CITY. saws:
We have several times quite recently recorded
the deeds OF these individuals. They enter the
houses OF our citizens in the night with ImDunity
rob the sleeping inmates and decamp with their
booty without moestation. and apparently with
OFT fear
The Clay County Democrat hosts the name
Of GEORGE B. McCLELLay for the Presidency
Subject. as matter OF course, 10 the decision
of the National Democratic Convention and tn,
usages of our party"
Says the Llwrenceburg Register
q Wood is how selling in our streets at eigh
and nine dollars per cord. and scarce at that o.
coal there j. none 10 be had. and if there wn
any in market. good article would bring fit,
cents a bu>hel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

Y Prhe Democratic party which had virtually gov
erved the country FOR hafa century had been
by q .;itutiOna majority at election In the
NAM a'd in behalf OF that party. its disappointed
chiefs have refused submission. and resorted to civil
Such Is Mr. Sewsrls theory of our civil war
II has only one desect-it is not true 10 is not
only not true but il has not even shadow of
truth about it South Carolins, which headed
secession is that State in which partisan politics
had less control that in any other of the Union
She nulIi6ed agains, a Democratic President;
she would have seeded against a Democratic
President ii the Democracy had held TO the po-
litical theory of the Republicans.
Did any man ever hear of a murmur when
Harrison was elected, or when TAYLOR was eieciedT
The Democratic party was beaten both times:
and neither in North nor South was obedience
less willing, nor support less hearty. than It the
Democratic party bad succeeded II MN says
Il am bound by that contract, but refuse 10
perform H." case of bad faith j. presented
II he saws Il an bound by that contract be-
cause you have violated IL, and thereby alb
solved me-" question Of opinion IL raised
We should FEEL un honest indignation at
the first answer: We could only de-
p0re the litigation which the second would
compel This illustration marks precisely the
distinction between The tone With which Republi
cans and Democrats have ire sted this great con-
test. To the mind of IN American proud of
bis country. the belief that five millions OF his
fellow citizens should be base, is simply prepos
ferrous Ii il were So he should, with ayerted
ewes and backward steps, throw mantle over
the hiieous nakedness so exposed. and never
dare again 70 speak of our system with that
pride which characterized his former praise.
To the mind of snv man capable OF calm rea.
soning. the idea that i've millions of human beings
would suffer. hunger cold, thirst, nskedness,
sickness. wounds. poverty and death. for ans
cause les potent than heartfelt, sincere belief
IN the honesty OF their cause aud the sacredne>s
1T iheir object. = EQUALLY prep"sterouS Virginia.
North Carolina and Tennessee dni not seceds
because of Mr. Lncoln'< election " hat induced
those States TO hrin tie horrors Uf var upor
themselvs-s Were they all Democratic State!
Has North Ca5'lina in our ps-t history. been
usually Democratic State. or the very reverse!
New York World.
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The uu.sia Baii-rhe Suppcr-A
Contrast.

The New York journal of Commerce. sneak
inc OF the Russian ovation and ball on Thurs
day night. SAWS this i one of the events that
NV leave il. traces on centuries to come. il is
proper 10 give. for the sake OF history. an &C
count of the articles used on that magnificent
greeting of the representatives of the Imperial
CIR. viz
Twelve thousand oysters-l0.0O0 poluette
and , 600 picI led
Twelve monster selmon-thirty pounds each
Twelve hundred game birds.
Two hundred ard htv surkeys
Four hundred chickens.
O,e thous md pounds OF tenderloin.
One hundred pyra uds OF pastry
Oue thuu-snd large lOaves.
Three thousand i've hundred bottles OF wine
Tie Evening Post the evening after the ball
closed IN article - follo~-:
We could not help thinking. this morning %.
We read professionally the iabored dei.ils OF ali
the vanity and ponp which the morning papers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14
A Remarkable Prediction.

Henry Llurens xas President Of the Continent
al Congress in l776. In l779 he was sent as
Minister ~ Holland On his way ne cap
turej, and imprisoned in the tower OF London
for fourteen months When Lord Shelburne
became Premier. Lsurens brought up on IN
beAs corpus and released After his release ne
was ueated with Kindness and respect by the
British authorities lie dincd with Sheburne
After dinner the conversation turned on the
sepa' alton Of the two countries Lord Sheburne
remarked:
Il am sorry for your people"
why sol" ssked Laurens.
They will lose their hAbeas corpus, VAS the
reply
Lose the habeas corpusg" SAID Lnurens
Yes" said Lord Shelburne We purchased
il Nith centuries OF wrangling, many years Of
fighting, aud had il confirmed by At least fifty
acis Of Parliament All this taught the nation
II value; and il j. so ingrained into their creed.
sStN'Sery foundation of their liberty that no
alan sAs-aarty viii dare % trsmple on il. Your
= S~<SEill pick II up and attempt 10 use II. but
y ssans post them nothing. they viii not Know
hJw 10 appreciate il AZ the first internal feud
that YOU have. the majority will trample upon il.
and 50 will 20 your liberty III Lsurens'
Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

heap NJ How. II Meade and Lee had fought
Yesterday. sud sue bs -de with these gorgeous
descriptions came the heart renssing narrative of
ten thousand OF our brothers slain in hattie. or
fe.rluliy mu,ilatel fer iife Indeeu. there was in
some of the morning p,pers. side oy s'de with
thee elaborate cstalosuings OF hnery and display
lists Of four or FIVE columns 10 length of the no
bic officers of our armies. Who are nos pining
anil the ilth and enduring the privations. miser-
ies aud insults of the prison houses OF Richmond.
Remembering those IN bonds. ss bound With
them. the contrast could not bu. seem a little
CHA stly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

sBRennsylr sna has sent 81 2o7 three years
men dkthe war. aud vet her aggregate vote in
the REQ mt election 81 900 larger that it was
il 1864 IL we estimate that 30. 900 of these
soldierD were sent into the State to vote. the in
crease the aggregate vote in three years is
1921 Who believes there has been any such
actual bcreasel Who does not see. on the face
of the-t fsures. evidence of the preparation of
gigant1 fraudsy
The are some things palpable AZ 10 be
univers lily known OF these are air, light and
dsrknek But not more palpable are these than
the stul endous frauds enacted by the sdmlnlstra-
fion in he recent State elections.
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