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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-14
NO. 49,.


We hasc often show o how she policy Of
Abolitiopisis would assasinsts every part
Gle Of The industry spd commerce o. The
Great wesi The farmer of the West and
The planter 81 rhs Sonsh are lie nsiurai a.
lies ofeseh ofi,e- Ore pvodsres such ss the
other vsn's The negro consumes tho
gvsin. pork. beet. &r.. Of the temperate lss-
isods. and ,hd iosmes censunes the colos.
sugar. &c. of the negro. Thuss d,rect rs-
eiprccity Of interssi exists. The A bol,iion
Procls lsmsiios stsisesa cirsct blow !, al this.
II se,s the negsc afrec'' Tha destroys
production. and hence al the great inter-
ests Of the West are ssssssinsted st single
blow. Governor Robinscn, cf Kentucky.
sees this. end thus fcsciby refers 20 Il IN
HE seesnt messsge. SpssLips Of LincoIn's
free negro edic'. he ssys: s4i M
"And then, zoo shs' future dces IL pre-
sent 70 the oceupsnts cfihe Mississippi v-lsi
ley. OF what value wilI be the use " the
great srsesy Of our commerce. when Il lc sds
us through dssolssed fields or 70 the bsrrrn
agriculture OF . Iszy. ignorant race. who gro.
duce nothing 20 tempt euterdrisr. snd whose
soIs idss Of liberty il 70 live without labors
The entire upper region n the Ohio and
Mississippi is vitality interviewer in the De-
feat of shis mons,rous edict II wilI reach to
every farm and workshop Of ihstv region.
and Il will destros the best market for what
ever the industry Of the people might pro-
'd.cs..t e 1"aM
wss there every palmer case Of nn.
tion fghtisg 20 ruin itself than IL here pre-
ssnseds !, might be supposed that persons
would BE- careful Of properly and wealth
which they bed accumulated only By sweat
snd toll but here u the astounding specta-
Gle Of sPeople actually fighting 70 make
themselves poor. And when not only: Eight
iag TO make themselves poor. but. II posi-.
bic. stiII more sstoupdiug. lighting 70 pIses
themselves onls level wishsniesess.- csn-
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This remarkable tree. ! native Of China.
ard csiled BY bstsnists Cro,on sebiferum o.
Ssillingis ssbifers. has nov been successful
y seclimssized 10 AIeeds. through the ex-r-
,ions Of The French Government Its Gull.
vstios 90 large scale would be extremely
sdvsnts geous 10 the poorer classes. since is
would diminish the cost OF csajlss. A tres
ten yesrs old yields from one s,o two kIl0-
grsmmss Of tsiIowi fifteen yssrs later il will
yield from three 70 fur. Itrequres no csre
or watering; il msy b. planted on The road
side; iss leaves are like those OF the aspen;
10 bark u shils snd smooih; iis seeds. OF
% almost hsmisphericsi form. are covered
vith wsxy subsisncs. Ia the island "
Chusao large Quantities Of oil ssd tallov
are extracted from lie fruit, which is gather
ed 10 November o. December when the tree
hss Iost sll its leaves. The twigs bearing
The fruit are cut down and carried 10 : farm
house. where the seed i stripped %. and pu.
|iaso : wooden cylindrical boa open atone
end and pierced with holes Il The opposite
'ons. The box i then suspended in cyl
linddesI kettle contsining water. snd lhe 81.
smeter Of which differs but little from that
Ios the box The water is then made 70 boil.
IsDd the stcsm, penetrating into Ire box.
softeos the seeds. snd fseiIits,es The ssps-
ration Of the tsilow. Amer about quarter
'of On hours exposure 70 steam. the sceds
lsrs posred into : stone mortar. where they
are stirred about until az The tsllow b g been
separated in semi-'iqaid state. II j. sfer-
wssds poured into : cylinder with hole a.
the bottom. through which !, i driven by
the act Of press. !, comes out perfectly
white. free from ~ husks sni impurities.
sai soon becomes solid. Tie vessel which
receives !, has been previously moistened
and powdered ~ish red earth. - prevent lhs
cohesion OF the ,sllow. Ia hot weather The
candles made with the latter are apt % be-
come son. and even liquid. To guard
against this sineonvenience. they ere dipped
into wax. The seeds that hsss undergons
the operation above descsibsd sss pounded.
and oil is extracted from them BY pressure.
-GsIisnsni. t'
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possession of such sruelss BY any person
Ios 10 the military servics q the Unissd
States. prime fseis evidence ssains, them ,
and destroys their title thereto.
SEcrIos q psescribss hses and i'm prisoo-
@sas Tor persons sn'icing drafted men 20
desert.
SEc-IoH Is prescribes The arrest and
punishment Of persors resisting The drsli.
sEorIoss 20. -. ss. and 70 empower the
President 10 order absent soldiers 20 their
|reeimen,s, end prescribe rules for the dspv-
sitions Of Witnesses; give leave 70 Judge
Advocate TO employ reporter. and provide
that the ri 81 Of the accused shall noe be
Delay ed beyond sixty days.
SEcrIoss 30. 81. sud 80. speeiiying The
kind Of punishmsas for murder. ,asnsisngh-
Ter. burglary. &C.. thar may be committed
by persons under lbis set: making thsm
punishshis By cours-msrtisE also The pur
shment Of officers absent from duty without
leave. and makes rules and regulations o 20
the granting Of furloughs. giseing The CON,
manders Of regiments power 20 fusIoush 5
per cent u their nes for 30 dsys- rsE M
The remaining ssctioos. siS IN ocnber,
give the President TOLL power. during the
re beIlios. 20 call ouI the national forces 10
accordance With shs scs; regulate the a.
siganens Of drafted men 70 didersos Segi-
nests; provide that esIisssd men detailed
10 special service shall mol receive extra
pay; rssSind General Orders Of The Wss
Department Nos. l54 end l62. in reference
TO snIistmesu in regularly ssmy; 6x The
CON npensstion Of the diiisssrt grsdes Of
cavalry. srumpeters. &C.; ssd declare that
all spies. on conviction. shall suffsf death.
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| SEsArE-Tne Senste transacted . large
amount Of business. passing several very i'm
Iporisns bills and pesfsesias oshsrS The
Issgro exclusion Ill. the moro elSseiusIlv 70
jssf.ve. -. sash -rsisss p - ussstitutioD,
- ordered 70 engrossnsst sitsr violent op-
position. ~. Downey's bill. for paying
the Eoiisns Legion and other troops sngsg-
led Ia Tho defeass Of ihs border. and raising
90 auditing committee therefor. was Psssed.
Joint resolution protesting against srrning
ne groes 80 paused. Mr.. Landsrs bill.
ending the election la. ssa Ar. Msseh's
bin. sppropds,iss 42.oOooO0 . advance
psy % the Indisns troops. we're passed. oil
in the norsing session- 10 ths afternoon
seven or eight bills we're passed
HousE. -Yesfesdsy there vss - snisa.
led debate upon n,tioa made ~ ~. Kill
gore. suggesting shss Mesrs. Gsiksh and
Cas-. Republicsos. should Get rs mediator
betseen tbe msjosiiy 10 their seats st.end
ling 70 their duties. and the fscsioos. reeassat
and seeding minority absent j. defiance Of
IsII isw, end in uss,sessbIs bissphemy ol
their ossha Tie nsjsrisy stand hru- The
great snd loyal people who elected them
viii fnd no change In then. Ahss : csll
Of the House. only 55 members ssssrssined
5|pfesen,. the Hooss sdjoarssd- Hos- Ms
.IAbbots, Of Bartholomew. sbseDt for sesera
Joys % account Of sickness appeared sgaiu
lin his seat, and answered. q he slssys doe ;
lon the Democratic side, the side o. the peo
pie. Of peace. the Constitution and the Union
4 wEDskspAr. March 4, 1868.
4 SrsxrE--The Senate worked hard snS
GOT the business perfected - far % possibls
Iso do 60 The files we're cleared 10 th'
I '-eseuing sesslon- The House eoseuuen
resolution nsnorisllsiog The. Legislature Q
'INeu York in reference g freight ehsrge'
lon Indisns prodscs wss passed. and : nam
Fiber sf House biils-sll on third resdiag-
'1~ere passed The negro exclusion bill
, I(Sens,e) failed for wsns Of constitutions
: majority, Oh The Rspoiiesn members voting
= against is, becsDse il wss 100 ssriaesnt. sD'
'sshrss Democrats opposing Il bscsuss u VI
sos strong enough. A rssolaLoD 'osdjcurI
7 sins die ,o-mcrrow 10 consequences Of ~
Y action. or ssshes in-sction Of the House
= and the uselessness Of Iegislsting In on
when she other vas virsusiiy dis
solved. wssvosed down The Congression
4 Il apportionment bill vas up and failed !
Y BE- engrosssd.
VI HousE-E Nothing done. No cuyrum no
single Republican being 10 HE sest-
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There b On amusing snecdys Of Byron
current in the Univers,y. which do not rs
member 10 have seen 10 print. Tae roof o.
The library OF Trinity College ssurnounset
BY three figures ia stone. representing Fsiii
Hope. end ChSi,y. These fsures are &C.
eessibls only from the xindos " . psriicu
Isr room in court. which sss oc
eupied By Byron during bic rssSeDce q col
iege. The stventsrer sitter getting out o
this window has 20 climb : 7erpendicnla
wall. suslsiaing himself By fssil leader
spout- He hss then 10 tssverse the slopin,
roof Of long range Of buildings. By mosiD,
carefully on bic hands and knees. q the i'm
minest risk Of being PreeiPisst-d fifty Zee
into the court beneath. When the librsr
|is gained. stone Psrspes hss % Be erossss
u bare glance d y whieh ser d thrill shrOug
the spectator Hho surveys il from telow. :
This feat Byron performed one Sunds
morning. while the hes1s Of the done IN
dgni,sries were Jet buried in their pillow
I"fulI Of the fooIishest cresms" He he
sbsiraesej three surplicss from the eolieg
chapel. which he sofs with him along II
dangerous route described When the je
q eight o'clock rang out il deep tone
summons 70 the usual morning devotion
and the feIlows and undsrgr graduates Aurris
90 their wsy 10 the ehspeI. they we're ssa
tIed % behold Faith. Hope. end Chsrity Cd
in surpIices which reached 10 snowy foIs
70 their feet. While their heads ~ess su
nounsed. LsImss-wise. wiih bed-chsmbs
wstsr-esers. An inquiry vas instisuted
The indignant college sushosisiss- A fe'
select iriends knew, and The sess Of the co
llege guessed. that Byron wss the sushor
the outrage. but i wss never bsoogh, hon
10 him. No undersrsdusts bcholds she,
lssssuss now wishoni hesv'y laugh.
isinea,si MoriAy.
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Senator Nesmith. IL recent speech,
slluding 70 swsrm o. officers constantly
seen q wilisrds hotel. caused laugh by
saying thM nan threw stone the other
night. ana knocked down w, b'igsdier.
.nd ,ha, /, wasnt good night fcr generals
. her.
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From the Daily State Sentinel.
Coming Home.

coming aCNlt.
sv Nrs. sARlH r. BLros
Put BY The wosk md heap ~ood on ihe Gre
TIL il crsckles . ~sieoms. wam snt
bright.
Let the cvrs sins do~ n, drew the sole higher
For surely The boys will come hems TO
eight.
Their letter wss dated two weeks ago.
They intended 10 sisrt home nsxt day.
But. % Freddy wss weak. they hsve travel.
ed slos.
Ard 50 many chsness n sh' cause delsy,
TLa, I scarcely expected them sooner. end
I have counted The hours from dark I'LL
dawn.
md rsjoieed. each nigh. when the sun had
To know that another DAY vas gone.
And Harry was wounded. lie letter said.
But. thark Heaven, il sdrsd the wound
wss slight;
A terrible MIME ball grsz~d Ids head
,rus, ihry aiI' tel u themselves. To-
night
The year. like . wesrison- dream. has
passed.
T~slss months Of waiting, srd weeping
and pam.
Fer thought. when saw heir faces iss,.
That should NOT Gee them slise sgsin-
But the cars should be in BY :hls ,ime-hsrk.
Shall 20 70 meet lkeu. or xsit and pray.
For the night is sesriUny ~ilc and dark
All. some one is coming. 81 Iss'. this way.
Steadily en-. through she wind and the sieei,
Like the tread cf men who bssden bore,
Gone The measured tall Of spProsc hing feet.
Steadily on 20 The cottage duor.
And heavily. into that cheerful room,
With their heads uneovcrs. and faces
brown.
suong men cams oct q ne oght and the
gloom
And lnd Two white. PiHe e,fius dosa.
Aud 90 70 the homestead. that love and care
Had made % cheerful. shd earn. and
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0rAn frishmantwent 20 live in Scotland
for : short time. bot he did't like the eoun-
Try. I.~ss siek III the time ~as there"
sid Ne, .ssnd IL 7 hsd lived there iilI ,hi-
time. Ia been dcnds year go Y
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:
CAErEHbuRT-Tho unfavorable weather Of the
~. ,aN-s.N -.et..' - ~ ~ 80 - = ~ =
ano huAcuNe peFiormhnee thete gwen " inc
largest and most talented company In America, In
spite Of wind, hail, rain, snow or mud, and well,
indeed, does this merit the patron
age 20 LITERALLY bestowed upon Y BY a. eomirinG
and enthubiAsuo public. Tonight, Anplondid Eala
saturday night performance viii be given, when
each Of the artistee, male and female, can be seen
IN thetrNaried and beautiful acts Of peffornancei
Ing trick pantomine, 1.-THE Golden Axe, or the
Elves OF the Haunted Stream" A. this will be the
last time OF this very successful production, we
advise those who have not seen II TO embrace the
opportunity offered tonight for II certainly IL one
Of the very best pantomlmes ever put upon q
Wnshington ttNge, and has been gotten up in 4
moyt oredtable manner and Al great expense, with
new scenery, new costumes, and the most wonder
tu mechanical effects, tricks and transformations.
yAp,.rirs Tn. ,.,,gn,,,a and .,lro,yi.,ssa
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u Important 60 FemnIes--Dr. Cheese
mans PiIlS.--Ths combination Of Ingredients In
these Pills are the result Of long and extensive
practices. They are mild In their operation, and
certain In correcting all irregularities, Painful
Menstruations, removing all distractions, whether
nom cold or otherwise headache, pain In the side,
papitatton Of the heart, whites, all nervous aec-
tionS, Mysteries, fatigue, pain IN the back and
limbs, &c, disturbed sleep which arises from inter
Tuptions Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
was the commencement Of a new era in the treat
ment OF those irregularities and distractions
which have consigned so many to a PREMATURE
oRAvE. No female can enjoy good health unles
she IL regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
are the most efieetuAl remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Femdlos To all classes they
are Invaluable Inducing, i0lh oetiairty periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some Of the
most smtnSni Physfefdns In America.
Explicit directions, stating IOheH hsy should mol Be
used, with each boN-the Price One Dollar PER Dor,
containing from 30 to 90 Pills.
Pills cent BY mail, promptly by RENTING to the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. B, HUTCHIHGS, Proprietor,
90 Cedar street, New York.
Sold by s. CALVERT FORD,
Cor. Pa. ave. and 18th st.
ia is-eod6m Washington,
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PoLIoE CASES, Jan. 28.-Fourth precinct
Margaret Cook and Jane z. Xix, receiving sto-
len property, security for court. EmSlIne West,
disorderly, fined "a.
Tenth prccinct-Elijah Adams, drunk and
disorderly, fined e1o4. John ChiSsem, drunk,
over 70 military. Francis Hane, profanity,
fined Sl.o4. Jas. Martin, dIsorderly, hned
1884, John Flanagan, drunk and dlsordorly,
over TO military.
Sixth preclnet-R. Crump, driving on pave
ment, nned 81. Walter B. Donaldson, larceny,
Jail for court.
Seventh preclnct-Ex-LIeut. II. r. Dallon,
profanity In street, finod %. Ex-Llcut. H. r.
Dallon, passing counterfeit money, Jail for
court. John Blue, drunk aud disOrderiy, fined
80. Sam1 Spalding, using threats Of violence,
bail TO keep the peace. Louisa Taylor, assault
and battery, fined %. John Mathews, drunk
and diSorderly, fined %. Geo. Thomas, drunk
enness, fined 90.
Eighth preclnct-Wm. b. Jefferson, selling
liquor without license, fined S20.5s. George
HOttsman, creating nuisance, fined S1.5S.
Jane O'Niel, drunk and dlsorderly, fined 81. "a.
Fifth preclnct-JHs. Anderson, picking a
pocket, jail for a further hearing. Frank
Thompson, suspicion Of picking a pocket, Jail
for hearing. Capt. Vim. b. Duryea, assault,
security for court.
Third Preciuct-R. Harrod, J. Harrod, A.
snowdon, disorderly, Gned s3.44.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-24

6-ACough, Cold, or an Initiated Throat,
II allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmo-
nary and Bronchial Affections Oftentimes inCurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach direotiy the affected parts and give almost
instant relief In BRoNt HITS, ASTHMA, and CA
TAVH they are beneficial The good effects re-
sulting from the Of the TToches, and their eX-
tended use, has caused them TO be counterfeited.
Be sure to guard against worthless limitations.
OBTAIN only the genuine Brot0n's Bronchial TrocAcs
which have proved their efficacy by test Of many
years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troohes. Military Officers and Soldiers who
overtax the voice, and are exposed to sudden
changes, should have them. Sold everywhere al
% cents per box. jan lT-dSwSm
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AUCTION SALES.

DY w. l.. WALL a. co., AuotIOnesrs.
ID Soufhpeai corner Pa. arcnue and Ninth sfrosi.-
SALE Of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, TOBACCO and
CIGARS AT ApCITOR.-On TUESDAY MORN.
ING next, nth inst at 10 O'Clock, we will SELL al
the Auction Rooms, large assortment of GToce-
RIGS and Liquors, &C, embracing
Barrels Refined, White and Yellow Sugars
nerceS Hams and Bacon
Boxes Cheese, Soap and Starch
Boxes AdamAntine, Sperm and Mould Candles
Cases Preserved Meats, and Fruits
Cases Condensed Milk, Anehoyies, Catsup and
Sauces and Jellics
Boxes Ground Coffee and Mustard
Cases Pickles, French Mustard, &C.
Various Brands Chewing and smoking Tobacco
Boxes Navy Tobacco, and different brands Cigars
Cases Champagne and German Wines
Cases Brandy, Bourbon Whiskey, and BitteTs
Barrels Pixies xxx Magnolia
Millsr's Rye, Old Bourbon, and other WhiskeyS
4 and Y Brandy
barrels and Kegs Herring and MaekeTsl.
A quantity Of small storeS, consisting Of Gloves,
ShiftE, Hose, Paper, ke.
Terms oash.
W. L. WALL h CO,
JanH AuctioneefE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-24

EDUCATIONAL NoTICE.-InstruetIon in the
u common and higher English branches, Latin
and Greek languages, will BE- given BY the under
signed 70 private pupils and classes In any part Of
the city deslred. Previous 10 Enlistment, nearly
fifteen months nnee, mt. P. had six years. expert
ence a. principal Of the High School and ACADEMY,
a. they houIish In Maine and New Hampshire.
Being Of no further service to the country sol
dlef, on account OF permanent phi sLcal disability,
he proposes 70 give Instruction a. above Indicated
n Il IL desired.
Tuition; 50 for u Lessons, of one hour eAeh-in
advance Two or three Lessons given per week, as
may be convenient for pupils. IN elAsaee number
ing six, the tuition will be o. each.
Best Of testimonials given a. to character, edueA
ton, and ability. Address
JOHN Nee PERKINS,
jan i8-h Box Ak, Washington, b. [.
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o r Flo IA L.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
January %, 1868.
Payments Of awards made by the EmHncIpa
ton Commission for the District Of Columbia
will be commenced at the office Of the Treasurer
of the United States, on Monday, tho 9eth
instant.
Persons interested will govern themselves &C.
Cordlngly.
S. P. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
jy 29-2tif
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-24

XETHERE, OH WHERE Is IT. VINO 10
w there among you that IL not In want Of
something In the way Of Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Capsl And the hest place to get them
is at the most popular Clothing House Of J. H.
SMITH a CO., No. 400 Seventh street, where you
can lind the greatest variety Of Clothing and Furn-
lshlng Goods for Men and Boys wear. We can
safely cay that our stock Of Clothing excslS any
thing in this market and our reputation for selling
Good Goods Cheap is truei but the old maxim, that
"a nimble slxpence is better than slow shilling
Is the principle that has built up our immense
trade.
Our present stock OF Clothing we ofrer AtVery low
prices and we are all the time receiving goods
from our manufacturing establishment, No. 40
West Baltimore street.
DO not fail to call at H. SMITH cos, No.
800 seventh street, where you can by Clothing at
tremendous bargains.
J. X. SMITH 4 CO.,
ClothieTs,
No. 46O Seventh street,
and corner Twentieth street and Pa. avenue.
nov 2i-dtjanl
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ORPHANS COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHIEoToK COUNTY, 10 I0iiG
In the case OF Lawrence N. Morton, admiRistTa.
tor Of CypTtan A. Morton, deceased, the admins
traitor Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
Orphans Court of Washington county Aforesaid,
appointed Tuesday, the Sd day OF February next,
for the final settlement and distribution of the
personal estate Of said deceased and OF the assets
In hand, as far As the same have been collected
creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified 10
attend, lat the Orphans Court Of WaShingtap
county afoTesaid,D with their claims properly
vouehed, or they may otherwise by law he sX-
eluded from all benefit In said decsaSed's estate.
provided copy OF this order be published once
week for three weeks In the National Regubltean
Teste; z. &. ROBBINS,
jan I2-lAW8W Register Of Wills.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county In the District OF Co.
lumbiA, letters Of administration on the personal
estate OF ALBERT FULLER, late OF Warrington
county, deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
on or before the sixth day Of January nextj they
may otherwise by law be excluded nom all benefit
OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this sixth day OF January,
A. D. 1855. AARON =. FULLER,
ian B-IAW3W Administrator.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-24

ARRBsT EoR RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY
O1icer SouthComb, Of the First ward, arrested
Margaret Cook and Jane Z. HlX, keepers Of a
junk shop, charged with receiving stolen goods,
consisting Of a Government tent, from several
email boys. The officer went to their shop and
asked u they had received the above property,
in reply to which they denied all knowledge
thereof The officer Immediately procured a
search warrant, searched the place, and found
the property. They were arrested and taken
before Justice Drury, who ordered them to give
security for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-24

SECRETARY CHAsE yesterday dlned in sump-
tuous style, at his residence, the following gen.
tlemen
Hon. Simon Cameron, Hon. George Bancroft,
the histOriani John Jay, grandson of John
Jay of Revolutionary memory Senator Cola
mer, of Vermont Collector. Barney, of New
York; Representatives Hickman, Of Pennsyl-
yanla; Nixon, of Now Jersey; Thomas, OF
Massachusetts, Sheffield, of Rhode island Ed
wards, Of New Hampshire Potter, Of WlScon.
slD; shellabargcr, Of Ohio, DC.
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SEE q woman in another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. 1t is an
admirable article, used in HOSPITALS, and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
in preference to old Port Wine. 1t is worth Q
trial, as 1t gives great satiAfaCtlon. II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-24

% Smithsonian Bsotures.--Prot Horsford,
Of Harvard University, will lecture on the Num-
tons Of War; on FRIDAY, January 9sd-, MON
DAY, Goth, and WEDNESDAY, 18th. Lectures 10
commence Al O'Clock y. m. Admittance free.
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