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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30
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A"""'r"l D"''ey repo''S 10 '"' navy "e-
pa't"'n' '"e results o, II" eAPru'''o" 'ro"'
Neuer Neys 10 scour Tue coast pe'wefi, 'ne
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oces nm,ohar ~ om.II r.ssa,s hal haa,
captured by the different vessels of the
blockadipr SQUADRON.
:, 10 ronor,o1 ,ha, Ella raho,s or, ro.,.
sbor, or snnnlios At por, I,n,snn Tho ran,
swi,zorland &c or caced in hlockod;rr tbo
Pa .;ron ,,aa,iaa ..;,i. a.. ,i...,r,rl .,,
Au,a,ross
M
Tue reoels are now III inll retreat from
clo,o n,rsnf ia hasso,t c,..o =, u,r,,
a do,orr oronnJ ,i,a an,,,,,,, ..i 49,, "A, T.,
ro,.aa. Tha,,'
country through which lh.v nnssad
.n ,on.a, M, 60
been convicted as n spy by conrt-martial
nj Cincinnati and will bc bur,, nm fla, ,;..,
of May, the sentence having been approved
by Gen. burnside
The California Lceis oture has onnronri.
ated tbe sum Of ,cn ,bouson1 aollnrs ma,
mile toward building the first fifty miles OF
the Pacific Railroad. This is in addition to
the two millions Of dollas to he voted by
the counties along the line of the road.
a dispatch from st. Johns says that the
steamer Anglo-Snxon which left Liver
pool on the 10th of April, has been wrecked
four miles east of Cape Race. Two boats
have been picked up, but only ninetysevon
persons are known to be saved out of four
hundred and forty from ON board. The com.
mander is supposed to be among the miss
ing
Rebel newsnonors roro,, ,ho,con nol-
has advanced ton miles ,oworJ, ,rnsann,,';,
The rebels are retrcating.
A reheI bloclodo ru,,uan ,......,....
in Warsaw saul '''''' ''''' '''' ""' ''''
M. r-...
ao, "e o Wv troops now occupy f"uquleT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30

In deep humility,
Worshiplng only Thee,
PROSTATE we fall,
Aud while Thy name we blees,
And own Thy righteousness,
Lord, in our sore distress,
On Thee We call.
Our great ain We bemoan-
Our fathers and oar own
We cloak no more
The hundred years Of wrong
We've nursed aud male IN strong
The sin we've loved 80 long
We now deplorc.
As sovereign, on Thy throne
Vengeance sits not alone
To scourge our land
Mercy comes nearer Thee,
And, OH her Blended knee,
Holds back, with her strong plen
Thy christening hand.
lloneath the tempesi's ircal
The hulrush bows iis hcnd;
But when the blast
That liumblrd it is DER,
II lifts itself once mere
As proudly as before
The storm u'erpnssed.
So be il not with us
But, while We bow down thus
Beneath Thy lruwn,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30

How TO JOIN PARTs,-At a dinner party given
in this city in tbs year l775 gentleman Of con.
siderable notorieiy as n wit was asked pray
whit is Tory lie replied "a Tory il Il
creature whose head is in England, while his
body is in Ameica, aud | think the two parts
ought to be Joined by stretching the neck" Ave
nave SUI persons among us not unlike this de-.
scription Of the Tory, whose heads are in Rich
mond, while their bodies are in New York and
though we might not recommend the old Revo-
lutionary wits plan of bringing the two parts to
gether by stretching the intervening membranes
We should certainly not object to seeing the body
sent where the head is-N \. Evening Post
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30

WILSON ALLEN. < On Wednesday, A pril OOH
by the IT. Rev. Alfred Lee, D. D., Epwapn
u: WILSON to ANNA MARY ALLEN, both ~,
New Castle County, Delaware. VI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30
COMM RRolAL RmooRn.


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quotation. ~ On ~ last
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30

TnE Aliasma and Foul vapOrs generated BY
the hot sun will he far more deadly to our Vol
nnteers than the tnemy's bAyonets: In the In
dian and Crimean campaigns, llolloway's Pills
were used in enormous quantities. Thee kent
the troops in perfect health Only % cents per
box. sIldiers supply yourselves. III
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30


The New Orleans Era says that posters Of
which the following is u copy were posted up in
the most public places of Mobile on the 9th in
slant 1t is one of the unmistnkenbc signs nov
becoming quite common that the distress Of ihe
people in the rcbclons States has reached IL
point that is almost vulnerable:
THREAD OR PRAGH.
" 1t has not yet core IN he question Of
bread or peace with ns, but We are nst coming
to it, Ii CUR government can compel II mau with
u family Of children to fight Tor it for eleven dol
lars per month, it can compel, and must, those
who stay at hOine an enjoy their ease now, and
will enjoy our freedom when achieved. to feed
tho poor children of poor latheia-lhe widows
whose only sons are lighting the battles and en-
during the terrible hnriships If the march mud
camp, foodless. eutheess, ind shocless. For
hearance will soon cease 10 he a virtue.
"Our wives, sisters, and little ones are CRYING
fur bread Beware lest they cry for 6iood
also : We have had enough rf extnrtion and
speculation; it is time the strong nrm of the law
was extended
1.-The people will rise sooner or later There
arc lamp posts aud rope enough TO cure this
worse than ireason-and the remedy will he sup
piled by an outraged people Bnurus H."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30
8 M. PETTENGTLL & Co.

No. 81 Park Roo, Nep York, & 6 State ST., Boston,
Are our authorized Agents In those cities to tako Ad
vertissments aud Subscriptions tot the Journal aud
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30

Tnscumbia, Ala, vas captured by our forces
on the gath The rebels ran.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30

Wilmington. u large and valuable Real Estate
late tho property Of William r. ODanel, decd, M fol-
No 1.-The late dwellas and premises of the dtcstsed
bonr large four tory trick houps. tho lower story
being valuable store property No. 2lO, the oastery
side Market street above Second this lot having % G
Inches front aud IN fest inches ep adjoining
another lot OF the deceased and lot formerly Of Carson
Wilson,
No a-Anothe valuable Dwelling and Store, being a
tour story brick house adj inius No the touherly
side, snl 10. H. Joema,i Noolsion deceased Nh
the norihey .de heus No ~ Market str Ell this lot
having ~ ieet 2 q inches front aud az ert deep
40. ~ lNu story brick house used store anl
Dwellings being No ~ tho westerly side OF Market
street ahuyo eeeonl stef adjoining lot VI Washington
Jones on the North aud lana OF Edward l. Rice the
West aud south.
No IA largo three so..t Brick storehouse aud lot
(lAely occupied by Henrge h. Peterson, deceaed being
M. 80, un tho westerly side ut Market street above
seebud street. adl1inng lot OF usorge Jones aud lot
late ui John NlcJuns, deed. having about a feet front
Mtrket street aud extending through 10 Shipty street
but narrowing At the middle distance line to about 10
eel aui frOntns that With ON SHIRLEY street exeenlir
het,Omt ipri ieet OF land situate the weserl, sis
Of the middle distance line si2 feet By Inches
Il ms property VIII DO sold subject 10 two mortgages
| No. O. lol Il land with tir story Brick Ilonsa
known as "Johsrson Hail., sud hres stables thereon
being No. ~ thu W, stefy tide II King t aboys
Second street. hes nntng NJ the dslthcn OF yut South
Westerly iroul the curIsr Ut lot formerly of Patrick
| o'Fhnn aud VILE thence by lot late vi David Smytu
norm o. West ~ lee ~ inches 10 tu side Of alley
- iis Wide thence by tse Side Of said alley South 70
West 81 lgct to eorler thence by the same ALLEY South
% Eha, W isoi' inches To The Side of King street.
thence mp the same ~ foot to the beginning
No 6-Ali that certain lot with Brick Dwelins and
store thereon situA "a the north westerly corner If
the Intersection Of Fourth aud Lombard streets aduin
lug lot late Of edward Taniill deceased, on Fourth
street, and l. feet wide alley on Lombard street having
about - feet front on Fourth and ITO feet On Lonl
ba!d street, win III privilege Of said alley.
No. six lots uf land adj nius each 0thur each hay
Ing "a" story frame dwelling thercoi alt situitod on
ths Et-tery sde OF New street "a smal street OK ton ling
nom Eighth 10 Ninth streets Md Ietneen Orsn,,o III
Talnall sf,osl beginning at o. eet from tile nor'herly
Idle OF Eighth street having ia the Whole 81 lrtt =
| inches nont aud Il ieet dt4p
M = A fairy IFat Ns.1 .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30


written the following Ia reply to private letter
from Boston:
RocHDALE, March Q, 1863
DEAR SIR: Although nave been NEST
prominent among Eng shmcn 10 speoking for
your country, aud its Government, aud it's causc,
yet there are many, very many, earnest men
here who read the now-enacting chapter of your
history, as | read it, and who hope it mny end,
NJ sill believe it will end, in the establishment
Of Freedom over all your continent.
The haters of your Republic are few in COM
parison of the whole people. and every day adds
TO the number of those who hope to sec slavery
destroyed and the Union restored
regret much that have not visited your
country. Now, visit to it would ouly add To
my grief at what is passing among you. Should
peace he restored, aud should circumstances here
permit it, l should rejoice to be able 10 spend
six months to visit a land in which from my boy
hood have taken SO grent an interest / wish
you every success in your great conflict, ard
that God may give you strength and virtue to
save your continent for freedom.
Believe me very truly yOurs,
JOHN BRIGHT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30
THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience
llOLLOWAl'S OlNTM ENT.

Tho rapid sale ui This Ointment and tu favor
WIN Whlrh II Is unimiuly received prove ronclusivey
It's ppwnlul rhrhry Vn Disease barring period of Y
years has stood tho trying ordeal of the world
aud us popularity attess ryonns virtues ble ihe
demand tor u In ry sti continues as unAbsd AS eyep
fact snNlgnhrAut that further comment Ia nt,,ssaty
SKIN DISEASES.
Elysipelas, RingWorn, Measles, Small Pox scarltina
htsh lien ChtAnr'us lruptilus, nlocheE Pmpes pus.
lnle whether scily, Dry Waury, Cruslud or Mattery,
are quickly healed by tho free Of this alsamic ONT
hen IT. opel alton Is materially assisted by taking llOl.
loways Purifying rills which exercise noweriul and
healthy influence IN the blood and secteliuIs.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST
Dpharia OF Pntrid Sore Throat, Quusy Cou.hs Colds
lloifHrirss Influenza, Uattarah, Asthns Bronehitis
IshIness u the Chest, lursy, arc theAamed state
al me glands OF the throat and coRngs Of tile chest by
rubbing the ointment on the Affected parts 1t Is quickly
a1surhed aud Allays tho Irritation cleanse the pass,Feso
the phlegm which ohstructs them, thereby Giving i'm
mediate freedom TO the organs precipitation
LUNG DISEASE. EXTERNAL ULCERS
The extraordinary efficacy Of this Balsanic Omttn.n on
uld sores Lad Legs and Canteruus Ulcers rs frankly
mitird by eminent medical men. By rubbing il on tn
chsst AZ OK It isqueky imhbed by the abs1rhenls
and eyed through the aid OF the blood To the ungs
whore It's antisupc properties arc euualy ms rtiye On
have been cured o lHepeni Consumption hy prr,eyst
lug use ~ Hulloways FILLS aud Ointment
RuEu MATlSM, NEURALGIA. GOUT.
The TX rucalihs agunies Of Tia-DOuluu rrux Lumlag
and seiaca, the cipplng diseases Ut the Nerves and
MUSCLES The exquisite torture Of Cramps out aud
ltsv. or sun Joints hfo quickly assuuged by local ap
peHons or the Olulment which suOhes the Friinbily
climate Ia the cid state Of the blood permanont relief
only 10 obtained by liberal use vt lollOway's Pills in
conjunction win the Ointment to removable the vital
huld OF Tue humors which engenler the disorders.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30
hVm The va ! riton G 'rni,l.
The Fast that Col llnh CNo'en.

81 THE HkV JWWN TILKFNNI
LYNN for he National Fast, Amt 30, 1868
ais II such n fast that ! lave cbosen--a day
for a man to nflct his SOU 10 how down his
head like bulrusb, and 10 spread sackcloih and
ashre under him is not Ibis the fast that have
chosen "a: to loose the bonds of wckedness, to I'M
Ito the heavy burdens, to let the oppressed go
free, aud that ye break every yoke" Isaiah
vii: 3, &.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-30

1'V77' W VFIE"1FHI uHU fIa aNuNtN 0tN5cH " TNt
jollowiAs cases;
Bad Breasts. Curns tsonl Scads,
Burns, Cancers, sore Nipples.
huhiensi Cocobay, Suutyy
Bile OF Moschetoes dlandular Swell Sore lleads
and sand Flies, ings, Tum prs
Chisso,ioot, Elephautiasis, Wounds.
Ohlhlnns, fistulas, YAws,
Chapped hands, pilua,
IMPORTANT CAUTION Nome arc uins uhuss tho words
"HiDggg, Ksig lOrA and LONDON aro ,listernibie as
hGrek In ovory leaf of the book OF directions around
= auld AT the Mandatory Oi Professor HOLLOWAY
~ Maidun ane, New York, and by all respectable Drug
glsi Aqd Dealer. in Medicine Throughout the civilized
Ss There considerable saving by taking the larger
Sizes.
Nb-Dreetiona for the guidance OF patients In every
aoruaF are aihNei TO each pot. decB-eOwlust
l. s8- Dealers in my we'll known medicines cav have
show Cards, Circulars, &C seat them FREE or TX
Lane N y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-04

STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN a HoHp's REVISION.


The second volume OF Nessrs avn Hord's eonplls
ton Of Indiana Statutes hs Just appeared This volume
completes their Its mechanical execution Il
ereditable and the sk learning. and labor which the
editors have bestowed 70. the highest praise
Meme but learned dgent lawyers could have produced
snch q work
second volume embraces all the public
indiana upon the subjects to which u relates
and The FIRST all excepting the acts Of the last resrsr and
extra sessions Of the Legislature. II j. great excel
fence Of the compilation that all existing statutes each
subject collected together IN the place IN thes
volumes; 80 that reader glance all the
legislation IN force any given subject Take. for en-.
ample, the Of lisa, organizing Courts Of Common
Peashe editors publish the at large and they also
print in the form OF notes the page containing
this statute, all the amendaOry which have
been passed up TO this time And they have done OF
all the acts the revision Of lisa
The edors have added much the value Of these vol
umesespeciaIly the LASTLY the copieus and learned
with which the volumes abound These notes indi-
much labor legal They furnish rs. 10
concise forn with all the &diudcstcns Of
Supreme Court these statutes These stjudiea-
tons being very numerous the rcferences 70 them
Ia the volumes under consideration. will OF great value
to lawyer and indeed all persons concerned in the
administration Justice The editors have also referred
I'm their notes decisions In other States.
made on statutes similar to oarS.
An excellence these volumes, ne overlooked
is the full and index appended each. In Indi
ana there never has been good index any volumes
published by authority This provoking defeci
has been completely remedied in the volumes under
view aud these indexes will greatly tighten the labor OF
ell who have occasion 10 look into statutes.
This is the first time that private enterprle has at.
tempt. do doubt, will be successful, and will
duly reward the learned editors and eniepnzng psblsh
Every lawyer WILL of course. purchase these volumes
and every clerk sheriff. and justice Of the peace Of the
State will lind o his advantage them
DAVID N'DCNALD.
Indianapolis, June 5, 1861
The foregoing by Judge McDosAID, Of GAVIN
HoRDs Compilation Of the Statutes of Indiana is not dc
signed puff work, but unsolicited com
menda,on OF the ability, accuracy, and competesess
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The second volume, which has just been issued from
the press being delivered subscribers rapidly
possible This edition of the will be found
cessty every lawyer Justices of the peace. and county
officers in the State. The publication Of the work
private enterprise, and the publishers only hope
muneration those for whose convenienc.
II was prepared. The two volumes contain about leO
pages matter nearly double the quantity embraced
the revision of 1852.
The price of the work is a 50 per voume 80 90 TO-
the volumes Orders addressed the subscriber wi
receive prompt attention. J. J. BINGHAM,
Jun. 7th. 1852. Indianapolis. Ind.
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military Directory OF indianapolis
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Pay per Ann.
o. y. Norton Governor. O.rcs, State House;
rs.idsnes corner o. MARKET ard Illinois SIS 5000
W. X Holloway. Colonel and Private Secretary
20 Gs,vernor. Once. State House; resides
With Governor Morton. ................... 2,ss4
". n. "a. Terrell. M.jor and Military Secretary
TO Governor. Offce. State House: residence
Love- eek, on Ohio street. .............. ALAS
" Schiatsr, MAJOR - Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers. A. H. e.. 20 Governor. Office,
STATE HOUSE; boards Palmer Hoa~e.--.- :, las
Lar. Noble. Adlutsnt General Of Indiana.
Once. State House, boards at Bates House;
oneI - ..............'..-...-... s464
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MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest snd Most Imporssns DiscOvsry
% the Nineteenth Century.

Aro MANS xANE Is MORE INTIMATELY CON
N neced With the history Of the AAfera heica Of the
kited states o. more fayorably known pioneer IN
utdicai dlscovery than that n JOHN BULL 81 Louis
Ky. III innitabie preparation Of SHrssparilla has
log sfof A. the head ~ the compound. q that
vslaabie drug Hs compound Peetoral of ~iid Cherry
fss become hou. eh"ld werd throughout the Vest and
sfufh and 81. Worn Lozeuges IN less thsn after
ter Introduction. sttsued reputation wide spread
Al the Continent Of North America. Bur the cro~nng
ssry bis life remains 10 be attained in his latest dis
ekverv OF rsther combination. for he does ria m
Lfye been The dcoverer q CEDRON which Il the basis
4 the Filters offered 10 the public. That honor be-
i3gs 20 the native inhabitants OF Central America TO
v5om IS virtues have been known for than two
Kindred years Armed ~th n. the Indian bids defiance
&the most deadly masra and handles without fear the
MET venomOus serpents. II Is belief wth them that
there breath left IN the body the Cedron is potent
t1cure. matter What the disease may be-
fWhie DR.. Bull Is not prepared 20 ndorse ih- eNtrava
gknt pretensi0n b. 4 nevertheless satisfied from thor
o4h examination o. the evidence relating SIS virtues,
tat a remedy and preventive for all Diseases airing
nm exposure either 20 chanzes of weather and climate
$40 the miAsmaic influences. Il stands without rival.
ata Justly TIE reputation IL has long enjoyed
n3-entral America and the West Indies. In
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The events Of the war As they are developed gill be
faithfully given that the public may be advised
it, progress the results Of battles the condition Of the
contendin armies and all Affects the great struggle
home and abroad for the overthrow of the Rebellion
In addition the >safiaci will contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day, CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
lTFMS, the latest reports Of the NEW YORK and CIS-
CINNATi GENERAL and CATTLE MARKETS the con-
dition Of the MONEY AMI STOCK MARKETS; in a word
Il will be the effort Of the Proprieors Of tie Safiael
columns all classes OF readers and
such information will be especially adapted 10 The
we'll being Of the citizens OF Indiana.
The >cnsinel will continue represent and stand by
the regular organizations OF the Democratic party, State
National the principles and policy they shall
avow and support the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will allow We there ask Democratic
fends-all who desire the Of sound principles
aid the extension of the circulation Of the efiae,
Daily and Weekly until they shall at least reach every
Democratic fAmil. IN Indiana. The press is most i'm
portaui agent directing public mind and all
that is needed give the Democratic party permanent
rule is the Enlightenment Of the people its prnc
piles AMI policy IL shall be aim, with all the ability
possess to faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments
and measures, for believe that in - doing bes
promote the true interests 81 the country.
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rRussEs. &C.

Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer % the Hard Rubber
Truss urpier Rig-'s Ga'o.iysar's Patents
The ltanl nnd-r Truss IL unlike e-i saI-rinr 10 ell
others in the following r.-1sts Wiil neNrr lrak, ru>
ensfe. sail hi~ir ie male stu 81 iuilsT; VII
n min & vars siarins: DIS ns prs 90 iriurc
the cort. airi i asays clean anal ess-i A. ti.w.
Patients ~ accurately htisa hy srrasIg dEe In
incip-s aralul is-iy Ia Iif q rigfure-
EgrEgENvEs ~ st-'rt rib o.er othrrs:-Tle fol-
lowing only nirr,-i: rr,S Met. tnrfsrisf ard
Parker, Nsw-york: Prfs t;,,lari sIl Ars'sw. iihsl-
phla: DR.. r. JssrS,. s.Ir-e,'n ,;et~rai lirnu. Ns-
insfon: Prfs fr.asri. frr-rr Ea. AiHir-~> and Da-
Wis Cirasas: Dr. W,lcsft, Mawsnkee. Wiz
Manufacturer anil sacr w rfs-ihisr llrac-s. Ai~om-
inal Sutgsrtsrs SR aIui Csftsa faSic Stockings for
varics-e veins. snS-fISry Rainlngrs, &C.. &c
DR.. WILEON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL Lf(i, man
featured ly c. stafford has many advantages o,sr all
others and evidence ,f snch Il has rsStvr the
hrt premiums the United States Pairs. under tie
animation q the tst surzv-ns la eouniry. Its mo-
tim Is received fran ri~r core (Which viii never
brak giving q great preference the Ssrs spring
use'l in oth,r limbs. ...a
Send stamp fur pamphlet Post Once BOX 4S55.
tas- For sale by all Druggists novl4- 81 -dsu
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CED RON BIT i L r S

OF . trial, and you Will never use any Others
A. Is not necessary publish long list Of diseases for
w3ch the Cedr0n Btters specific
= Al diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
OLIVER
all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange
m ;nt Of the stomach or Bowels;
" GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
fnd IN FEVER AND hGUE;
l. destined snperSede all other remedies IL not
ray all these diseases hut IL prevents them.
wine glass full a the Bitters taken an hOpr before
eslh meal will obvafe the III effects Of the
btlthy climate and the taking against
dis a~e under the most trying exposure.
foic by Druggists and GroceTs generally.
Or JOHN BULLS Principal ONCE, Fifth street, Louis
vide. Ky.
sod IN Indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomlinson
a Cox. and J. ". Bryan jy2O-d3m
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win soon assemble, and the most important question.
will be brought before Il for determination One o.
which, the Emancipation and COLONIZATION olcy Of the
President viii vitality affect the future Of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be re-
ported In The .Sssafiaef.
II n nc n nee u - In ~ - DC
Legislature will assemble ca the sth of Janu-
airy Its action viii have deep Interest for The
citizens Of Indiana. The Safinci will contain faithful
and intelligent report Of proceedings. that the
reader understand from day to day wha, their Repre-