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$l.70 per barrel of 260 lbs, ~
II is Warranted pure, and one of the
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Pamphlets containing certificates, and
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And for speedy cure ofthe following complaints
.gcrofhla and scrofnlous Affections, Isnch
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n Biains, and. ali Skin Dissssses. -
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sometimes It turned inward and distressed me at the
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was painful and loathsome beyond description. I
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an Alternative tSarsapariliaS for knew nom your
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cured me. took 1t, you advise, in small doses Of
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,Auctione er,s Notice I,

NHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
lfpublic that he has taken out License
asan Auctioneer, aud will attend to the sale
Of REAL AND PERSONAL PROPER
TY, in all parts of the County. He re-
specially solicits share Of the public pa
tropagesJ VIM. M. JORDAN
mh2O Hickory, Hartford Co., Md.
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As O Family Physic.

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Auctioneer's Notice. :

THE undersigned, thankful for past "a
u vors, hereby informs his friends and
the public generally, that ahe dhas taken
out License al an AUCTfONEER, and
Wilatsend promptly 70 ihe sals of oWtE
REAL AND personal PROPERTY.
All communications addressed to him
at HaureAde- Grace, Hartford county, Nd,
will receive-immediate attention.
fe20 .lstns glJESSE IRWIN.
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HSAH0us DlsOFueFs-AnverC OmpKntntss
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can mention sincerely rejoice that we have at
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Auctioneer's Notice,

THE undeFsignsd hereby informs the
public that he has taken out License
as an AUCTIONEER, and will attend
promptly to the sale ofReal and Personal
Property, anywhere in the State.
Post-ofice- Shawsville, Hartford coun-
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, Mn. EDITOR :--P Please announce THO
MAS, CORD sof HALLS X Roads District,
asa Candidate for the next SheriAalty Of
Hartford County, subject, to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
A Distinction.

The Journal of yesterday in commenting upon
the removal of General SouoFIELD says sit will
define distinctly the line between the real and
the interested friends of the President" This
expression clearly defines the animus of the Re-
publican party. 1t subordinates to partyism
what should be of the first consideration with
every good citizen, the preservation of the Union
and our free institutions under the Constitution.
The Journal manifests more anxiety to define the
line between the friends and enemies of the
President, than it does between the friends and
enemies of the Constitution. This expression
develops the quintessence of partyism. Perish
credit, perish commerce and perish free insti-
tutions" says the Journal and its political friends
in spirit and intent, rather than surrender party
ascendancy in the control of the government.
Such is the patriotism of the Republican party
and such are its purposes.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
The Indiana congressman.

The Indiana representatives have the following
positions upon the standing committees of the
House: observation-disclosures; CIams-HoL-
MAN; Public Lands-JuLIAS; District of Colum-
bid-DUMoST; Revolutionary Claims-DuMosr;
Public xpenditures-JULIAS; Private Land
Claims-HARRISGroS; Agriculture-LAw: Ma
val Afairs-EDeERroS; Foreign Aifairs-ORrH
Territories-CRAvESs; Revolutionary Pensions
Law; Invalid Pensions-McDowELL.
Senator LANE ia on the committees on Mill
tary Affairs and the Militia" Pensions" and is
chairman of the committee on "Eugrossed Bills, -
and Senator HESDRIcKs is on the committees OH
Public Lands" and Chains"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Margan,s Escane.

dispatch states that "the War Department
is rgidly investigating the affair of the escape of
JONI MORGAN and confederates- 1t is alleged
that number Of prominent persons will be i'm
pIicated'
We understand that Governor BRoUGH,
Governor TOD, the late Governor DEsSIsos
and various other distinguished pub
lie men have been summoned to
Washington in connection with the affair. A
telegraph from high official sources states that
Governor morton is already there. and that
Governor YATES will be as soon as his condition
permits The country viii receive with the most
profound qualification the intelligence that at least
one official malfeasance will undergo a rigid in
ve<tiy.tion
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Agricultural Colleges.

We notice by the proceedings Of the Senate.
on the 18th. that Mr.. HENDRICKS, OF Indiana, in
troduced "a bill to extend the time in which
States may accept lands granted by the United
States for Agricultural Colleges The time is
limited to July. 1864, by the law of Congress,
and as Indiana has no Legislature till January.
1865. the bill of Mr.. HESDRIcKs is framed so as
to extend the time of acceptance beyond the lat
ter year. The quantity to which Indiana would
be entitled is $4,000 acres, and that is worth
looking after. The bill was referred to the
Committee on Public Lands. 1t will probably
pass both Houses during the present session.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
rho Pro,pect i'm wa.hiuuton,

An intelligent Washington correspondent
writes US as follows in regard so the condition of
public fairs at the National Capital"
1.-THE radicals having clear majority, are de-
termined to present bold front; and you will
soon see measures introduced into Congress Of
the most ultra kind-such IS reducing the rebel
lous States to a territorial condition, and govern
ing them as conquered provinces; the repeal of
the fugitive slave law, &c. The Democrats will
act in perfect harmony in opposition to their
mad and reckless schemes. The consequences
of sheir folly and madness will be to protract the
war indefinitely, if, indeed. not to render resto-
ration of the Union hopeless"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
From The CongressionaI uIobe. ]
Pay of the Army.

Mr. Voorhees, offered the following resolution,
and moved the previous question on its adoption:
s'WHEnEAs. The increased prices attached TO
all the commodities of life render the expense of
living and of supporting families almost, if not
quite. double what sufficed for such purposes at
the commencement of the war in which we are
now engaged; therefore,
Be ii resolved, That the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs be instructed to prepare and report,
at as early a day as practicable, bill providing
for the increase of the pay of the white private
soldiers now or hereafter in the Army of the
United States to the cum of twenty five dollars
per month; also providing for the increase of the
pay of all commissioned and non commissioned
officers and musicians. now or hereafter in said
army, forty per cent. on the amount now paid
them by law: and also providing for the payment
to the soldiers who have heretofore been enlisted,
including those who have been honorably dis
charged by reason of disability or other cause Of
an amount of bounty money equal to the highest
amount now being paid by the Government for
volunteers" T.,
Mr. Steyens-I ask the gentleman from lndi-
ana to amend his resolution by directing the
Committee on Military Affairs to inquire into the
expediency Of reporting such BILL Il ought TO
be 80 in all these cases. There viii be ho(objec-
ton to the resolution -
Mr. Voorhees, accept the notification
The resolution was modified accordingly Hhe
previous question was seconded, and the main
question ordered, and under its operation the
resolution was adopted.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Thc Confederate Congress.

Governor VANCE of North Carolina, the can
didare of all those who recently favored return
to the Union upon the basis of the Constitution,
says in recent message to the Legislature Of
that State: 1--WE know at last precisely what we
would get by submission, and therein has our
enemy done us good service-abolition of slavery,
confscation of property and territorial vsssalage"
The Confederate Congress. which has met in the
very crisis of the war, evidently takes similar
view of Southern affairs. On one hand tLey pro-
fess to see nothing but humiliation, and on the
other the national life Of their country. The
Richmond Sentinel of December ID. speaking of
the rebel Congress. says:
The people expect from their representatives
Mt this moment that they forget and throw be-
hiud them all sounding periods. and all eomi-
ties and jealousies and that they neglect even the
making of political capital and popularity in
their several States. They may be well assured
that the most popular thing any one of them
can do COW. is to devote himself sternly, and
as silently may be- to the task of calling forth
all the energies of tie nation to meet aud battle
the fell designs of our enemy. No thanks are
to be got for "sparing the pockets OF She PEG
pie" in these times. On the contrary, the
most popular measures vii. be those which tax
the most heavily, and sweep into the army
most completely all fighting men not employed
more usefulIy to the cause in peaceful pursuits.
No aggravation of the taxes, no extension of
the conscription will meet with objection, pro
vided only those measures be equable in their
operation.
For words there is no time and no room, save
such plain words as may be needed in the business
like arrangement of the most simple and compre-
hensive war measures; unless, indeed, there be
some Senator or legislator who, rising to the
height of this great argument and inspired by the
passion of patriotism, can pour all his soul into
some burning word flashing right from the heart,
that may have power to kindle the stern resolu-
ton of the nation into intenser life and breathe
into every action superhuman energy. This
Con!ederacy must not be, and shall not be sub
dued by the bastard Yankee nation. Let all
members of Congress make up their accounts to
that, and act upon that with single mind. Let
them be assured that if they do not help US with
all their might, or If they stand too much in our
way, they viii be swept out as other useless bodies
have been ere now, and their vis inertia shaken
from the arms of a people determined to fight out
their Independence or perish in its ruins.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21


lvered TO this House on the 9th inst, and in his
RECOMMENDATION 10 the people TO assemble at
their places OF worship TO give thanks God for
recent victories, claims that the common cause
has gained important and substantial advantages;
and
WHEREAS, In view of these iriumphs, il is no
longer beneath our dignity nor dangerous 10 our
safety to eyince generous magnanimity becom-
ing great and powerful people. by offering to
the insurgents an opportunity to return to the
Union without imposing upon them degrading or
distinctive conditions; therefore,
Resolved, That the President be requested to
appoint three commissioners, who shall be en-
powered to open negotiations with the authori-
ties Richmond, to the end that this bloody de-
structive and inhuman war shall cease and the
Union be restored upon terms Of equity, fraterni-
ty and equality, under the Constitution.
Mr.. Washburne Administration, III moved
that the resolution be laid on the table. Agreed
to-yeas, 90; nays. So; as follows:
Yeas-Alley. Allison, Anderson, Arnold, Ash
ley, Baily, Baldwin, Baxter, Beaman. Blaine
Blair of West Virginia, Blow, Boutwell,, BOYD
Brandegee. Broomall. Brown of West Virginia
Ambrose w. Clark, Freeman. Clark, Cobb, Cole
| Cresswell. Davis Of Maryland, Dawes, Demng
Dixon, Donnelly. briggs, Dumont, EckleY, Eliot
| Farnesworth. Fenton, Ganson, Garfield, Goocb
Grinnel, Griswold. Highly. Hooper. Hotchkiss
Hubbard (lowa) Hubbard (Conn @. T. Huburd
Jencks. Julian. Kssson. kellogg. (Mich.), KEEL
logg IN. y, Letn. Longyear. Lovejoy, Marvin
Mcbride, McClurg, Mcindoe. Miller IN. "
Moorhead, Morrill,. Morris IN. ", Amo.
Myers. Leonard Myers, Norton. O'Nei (Penn.)
Orth. Patterson, Perham. Pike, Pomeroy, Price
Randall (Ky,), Rice Mass. Rice (Me.). Rol
Inns IN H. Schenck, Schofeld Shannon, Sloan
Smith, Smithers. SDaulding, Stevens, Thayer
Thomas. Tracy. Epson. Van Valkenburg. Eljal
Ward, Washburne (ll.6 Wsshburne Me-
Whaley. Wheeler Williams, Wilder, Wilson
Window, Woodbridge. Yeaman.
4 Nays-Messrs James G. Allen, W. ]. ALE
ADcona. Baldwin, Bliss, Brooks. Chandler, Clay
Coffroth, Cox, Cravens, Dawson, Dennison, Eden
Edgerton. Eldridge English, Fnnck. Order, Har
rington. Harris of Michigan, Harris of Illinois
Herrick, Holman, johnson OF Ohio. Herman, King
Knapp. Law, Lazesr, lie Blond, Long, Mallory
Marcy, Mcdowell, Kenney. Miller of Pennsyl
vania. Morris of Ohio, Nelson, Noble, OdeI
O'Neill of Ohio, Pelldleton, Robinson, Rollins Q
Missouri. Ross, Scott, Stebbins. Steele of Ne'
York, Stuart, Sweat. Voorhees,, Wadsworth.
A White. Joseph W. White, Winfield, Fernand
Wood.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
PRISONERS,

Very few prisoners we're registered at the Libby
on Wednesday. December 9 Seven hundred of
the Yankee prisoners held in Richmond were
sent to Danvie on Wednesday Fourteen humid
red more will be sent forward this week. OF the
thirty thousand prisoners of war held in Rich
mond since the lst of January, 1862, six hundred
and seventy one have died. This is about two
and half or three per cent on the whole mum
ber-a very small proportion when Yankee ac-
counts of deaths from starvation and exposure
are taken into consideration.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
YANKEE TRICK.

On Wednesday night the bodies of six deceased
Yankee prisoners were deposited in the dead
house Of the hospital to await the coming of the
undertaken with collins. Yesterday morning one
of the bodies gone. and the plank knocked
from the house showed the way the ghost went
He had been playing possum," and was lain out
among the dead only to get up and run away
when nobody was looking.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

The history of Mr.. Lncoln's administration
will be a record of tyranny, and of violated
pledges almost unexampled in history. In bis
inaugural addrest the President pledged the
people, among other things, as follows:
swhere hostility to the United States shall be great
any interior S'atesha be great and universal
as to prevent competent resident citizens from holding
the Federal offers, there viii be attempts 70 force
obnoxious Stranger ameng the people that object.
While the strict legal right may exist Of the Government
enforce the exercise Of these Offices the attempt 10 do
would be irritating and imprsctcable withal,
that deem it better TO forego for the time the Of
such Offices" 81.
Yet in the face of this solemn assurance, and
when there was not pretended necessity or rea-
son for his course. Mr.. Lincoln has recently sp-
pointed Richard Busted. of New York; man
whose character is so low as to meet but few de-
Tenders even amongst his political friends. United
States District Judge Of Alabama. Mr.. Lincoln,
while regarding promise TO negroes as sacred
and binding forever. evidently considers solemn
pledge 10 white people as of no force whatever.
He violates his word as readily he tramples
down the Constitusion he swore TO uphold and
defend Il Springfield (Ill Register.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
SMALLPOX.

The smallpox, which had appeared among the
Yankee prisoners, has abated very much, and
only one or two cases per day are reported.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Southern Items.
TEXAS.

The Governor of Texas has written a message
He is distinct upon the question of peace. There
is to be no peace in Texas until the indepen-
dence OF the Confederate States is acknowl
edged.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

The Loyal League Convention, which for the
last week has been in secret session in Washing
ton, have brought strong pressure to bear on
the President for the removal OF some obnoxious
members of the Cabinet on account Of their sup
posed con ervative views and also for the APP
pointment of radcel commander In Missouri in
place of Gen. Schefed At a recent interview,
a committee Of the Leaguers Indignantly asked
Rockville speech; TO which he replied, that he
"had never read it," The feelings of the excited
radicals may be more easily imagined than de-
scribed nj this Lincolnan stroke and they retired
from the White House with no dim perception of
the meaning Of "Abe's" latest and best Joke.
IfNew York Sun.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Law Department
Literary Depart't
Medical Depart'r

On motion, the Secretary was directed to send
copies Of the above resolutions to the following
papers for publication:
The Chicago Times. Detroit Free Press. New
York World. Indiana StTte Sentinel, and Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The meeting then listened to patriotic and elo-
quent speeches from Messrs G. A. Buskirk, A
S. McC lllisrer, Story, Snow, and Goodell, after
which the meeting adjourned; and the large
procession marched with band playing and colors
flying through the principal streets of the city.
hating finally at the Law Department and there
testifing bv cheers and patriotic music their 10y
atty to the Union and Constitution.
By order OF the United Department.
@. G. BoGGs, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

+ a. Somebody has presented Gov. Brough of
Ohio with a saddle taken from rebel IL il
was Humphrey Marshall's it may suit Broueh:
but il would require an elephant under 1t rather
than hosse.