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srors ON TIE SUE The suns sur
lace shows Tar less humber Of sputs th,.
summer than Usual, aud thee of uuc,
smaller size, which may account far tn,
unusual h.st aud xbsence of mu,sture.
These solar fpsts msy be easily ., co viii
al astronomical telescope ot nlsders,.
p""'r, when the suu Is at . low alritud.
10 the morning, the smoky atDo- phss.
rendering The usual accom-, an ying SUI
eye pieces supe' aa.us and the vles III.
surpassed. al last observation, Angus,
II, showed me about half . d,xn soo,,
which uni'edly would not san unit "a
more. compsritl, ely, than the head Of /.
pm on DIX Vt eighteen inches, aud /,
rainy seasons, one-quart,r VI the eutirt
su'fice would be ut times covsr red viii,
sp,ts Of various shapes aud srx.s. or
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The leading artirIe of Undo.
journal, OF large weekly -circulatio,
makes the following confession, Will
msiataining that England can eight .
well az ever:
/" This nation IT shopkeepers is ths
OF the Nile, Of B,lsklsva, Of Aiiw.t-
that built the Alabams. that manned he,
that carried her into seli,n With the K4a,
sarge. The men that fought sgain<, sue,
odds-the surgeon that sank with m
ship rather than desert his po-,-th.
ginners that loaded and fred till the sink
lag OF the ship irowned out the fires
her englnes-these men we're E ,ylish
mems true hearts Vt oak, q. seas one
chips of the oil block, A. ever e~ep, IN
seas with IS axe, or with R,dsey, How.
or DUNCAN"
Ia New C.ledonia, a French penal
settlement, the natives have not ret Or.
h1ed much ny their Intercourse with thei ].
friends. CAnn,b 4lism exists UNCHECKED
IN All I's horrnr-. Recently several feast
cime off at NJ ,neo No less than ~
ma'es AID tse.y- fmaleS, taken pri oner,
Were kalei aud eaten by Que of III
tribes.
The E'st Of England B INK recentlj
stopped paJ for large f;lenc,-
40 tnt three mlliions Of d,lIies.
The Central Statistical Sociesy o.
Sock h"im has ja>t published the genera
return OF the Population II Sweden, which
the ias' Year am III I'D tn no more tina
sV.oo0 -puls N,rway contains a.
present l., 5 ~ 0D0
An inssi,ufi N for the treatment O,
the di>e SIS of the heart, ~ eud EN- an,
fatal, exists al 81 M.rgsret street. Gwen
dish square. t.ondon, aud is said to b.
Remarkably efficient 10 thsir cure
The present traie btween E,g,an
and France Il largely ia f,vor of Fame.
Without she trade OF the Inyal States
kng'ani would be almost ruined.
Il appears from Plrlismeptar,
blue Cook, just published. that in IN
year esd'ng the 3l,t of NJ wch list. III.
het an'y On race horses in Great B itau
was II. 38S Is. The return is "n,,'' I. s
to hel4nd.
The number Of young in the shell
OF a" oyster at spawning tlns is said /.
he ,89v, QUO.
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Professional.


Having retired from the GEN MAI Prajs6ss Is ,6ed
-. ~ ~ Siarec* u t.Ex< and iscr 4ssh XsyFspcel
60. -sIras. Q - the si..rins enun,xralioh
sss ~ ess.hss csAss 40 -dfeicA y,.st.tfons
Up Me.sssAA IN - saA ~ - :. -. "a.
ssb OsbsAfsci tk< Ldnks acd f3,vo~tA s- W
ArH .CAusssiiuhs = i'll Pho scs..s n an c.. a
Gs@ Tune Or abroad.
u usasr erosvsA ths bsgtx treatment a. s~rws.i
Ase> and issas~s al tht ~ sAd Ear Dr. s~ni.rJ ~.
~s1tses~dAn fboFsgy ~ such es.s xtssr~ r,ss,~.s.
&ill IL well cared f, and where all the ana
'.s nssnA - sso-s tpsAseht asvd In sinlsax lassi
tatislss III the Large citp, xtii be fund -
eos1ng s&jeysdt~ swssy ysaswa tssxt and rss,erona
pssroD.ge in the dsHERAL srsctice u n.sine and sar
rert a tbs efixens - tie sAis ~, ss sk- sufyound
country br s. respectful, spsIts b~puLile NJ
'eun - h~ skectsi EMBELLISHMENTS r me
nrklea csses ard dises-es vi TIE k,t and lar. ets
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Ins HEALTH rF rHs AsMY.-A chr.
resp'o'isn, d the Nes Yrs [ NEE vt,,s.
from before p tessbua: "Nsw,thua,a
,,hy the croak~rr' prediction MS to no uu.
healthine-s Of the slsmste, the yeserat
eeAl'h Vi .bs army remsias ssod---maeA
oet'er, ,odeed. than oas yvsr ago when
on the Rsppahsnsosk. Whom This an
De Asid ~ truth Jazz after =, sssst ; do
sPPo'otneht. 10 hiehsr need .v stya,,
cAa BE- conferred On THE xv,uy. ros css
there % SAP ssFDng,r evidence Of ID
noso1e" -
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e. surcfts- military sna financial
=, Lect Mr. Lincoln. This is Conceded
~, hcsusssrtss Sa,ting sytyfs g hm.
hes, to pres. natural 'Li"g :, ., ing their
sos.s,sI i P.tuec-ss both ni,issry aud
-,sf ygg tshsoas Z. .za
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LuERlFF'S SALE.

- A-s@ ss@F@' erAfg or Iowa, LIN CoUx1T-ss
by virtue Of geheral sxcrution Airuasd ssax
Clerk of the district Court Of said county, fave
vhAlau Lee, ard against ! II eal tass usve 1e<i<
the Clerks Once Of the District court Lee Count,
VA n keoknk, sad county, the "a III dAy q Al
~, A. D. is6A, between the hour 81 O'Clock A.
ad clock r. NJ, commencing NJ duck r ". Of
~, the following property, tost beiis psrt of lot
and twelve 2l In block thirty Fix l3Sl IN til
IS of keok Ak, Les county le~A, bsginHanG st pci
ixty fos) feet from Johnson street Fourth ttree
along Fourth street toward, the ALLY twenty -
-t theme IT fight snEie sssid ots ons hadrw
ro feet thence st right angle towards Johpesn
<ssty tiJ feet, h.nes in straight line 0pe hunyr
to0} feet - the place u t<ginnssg. lsgs A8ss :
Taken, levied upon aud ~ be sold 70 satisfy said VII
f.xecution 8 - W ~
Seokuk, July %, 1864 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
rnter's Pee 81 90 Sheriff Of Lee Coz Iows
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@ The New York Daily News ssys
We are under sll instances r.,

peace"
Are you! surp,se peace had been
prosea oy revolt, tot OF. the slsvshold.
ers' but Of the slaves, would you chen
nave oeen Tor peace on any other groa nd
than that OF the uncoadi,iousl subm ,ssioo
oil The insurgents You know YOU . ould
not Aud Jet YOU viii NOS pretend thar
the sinvsadde's had half ths justice on
Tor revolt that the slaves tase.-fN.v
York Tribune. NV
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SALE.

y SrAfB Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
By virtue Of general execution 10 directed, ssut
y the Clerk of the supreme Court Of Iowa, ut fo
es Moines, in favor Of eaton Broth Co. aud again
achard Pyle and Frederick Muse, have lesied upon
I'll sell to the highest bidder at the front door Ut TIA
lrk 0fce Of the stdct conrt of Lee County. Iowa.
>eaknk ia said Ss.nty the 9Th day Of August A.
SOL between the hDuss OF o'clock A. ". and oclce.
NJ, commencing locach r. n. Of -&id day thr To-
wing prolfy ,tuwif: he s,uhw s-t arrrtei u sxt.
igt ts act ,rsl rthxe~t quarter ct section dhfee
ia and rths EFT quarter sectis.n III
IL tD~s- hi -xfysx l66) north, range six i6l
county. ows
rrtcr eves an to be sold by order Of court, b
satisfy said writ Of execu ion.
.stAe--, a.. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
'Iinter fee q 5ol Sheriff os Leo TO-, low
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~UGaR CINE VI LL>.--t,e..u, /,
wanting good Mills viii do we'll to call at
augsd&w i53 Nam Street
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- M'ch,gsn ~ - w4s.,a
in Io.sdo- poor, :. " peis,s ppsrsd
1913 i
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NHERiFF'S SALE.
- .F STATE OF lows, LsE CeuNsr-ss.
By virtue OF q special xscutiun to directed,
y the Crk OF the district Court .! said county In sv
4 Witssn Patterson, snd gsinst g. n Msrsis.
WED upo, will sell the Highest bidder. the rv
bor Of tine Clerk eee Of the District QUIT u Lee
: Iowa, at keekuk, in said county. the 18th day
S-ptemb A. D. ls6l between the hours Of clock
l. Ind clock +. VI, commencing at dock r. NJ,
Aid lay the following property, towir en- 10 feet
the northwt~rr-ly side lot TWO n In bol thru
% IN the city of kspksk. Lee County. I.~a-
.s"r ',v'- -n and To he sold ny order Of court {,
atty said writ Of exc tior. sl 3N
<enkuk, ,ny $. "a ISRAEL Anderson,
Printers Fee q CO.. Sheriff ri fe~ CS, low
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DUSSELL-S NJ SSlLDv (DHiO
- rhREsHrN6 MACHINES AMI ExcEi.sInR IA
MILLS hEKEh>HkN 4 I'd
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Il OK SALE--SU 4 syrus uhi.upraver;
!. - spd k4x-s west, IN PI.sssae Ridss ~ ! %
sws- Prcc - per acre with sood titis " 10 sais
As Y SpF n b. TEN-kSCk
suge-i s.ss+ssfs.s ssssI d lsssI s+sa,s Agent
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ffon the Rev Tia. NiEnf ra,sos es q, ,se.,,.,s
81. tAptis. s<hsrrh. .,f,,sT -

d JAcksoh-u~ss str ~ feel 1t due to your rxs.l.
snrpfetsrssIst- Ass,ttai tssifnsf. hsters 10 "a
"a, s<sitla,ns u th<d-svpv.d ri htst. ~ ks ,sp.
Ssi s Asvt fsr *sAr att.a ~ b. ~ ii ophits m
<frss ctssrd,s hear n W a. sic n = -
'dvts~c By fri-nc 70 tty boiIts ii y0sr. 6esuaa
~ tyss fUid have XII. rfesr 4. nj arS a..
xssert~d srii-i; M hath hss te~irv~s sssys 1
ci.~nu-d @bndsntts rec. Htt Il 10 uta IN - rre
I wasei aiih sui4i an have beaS 9
iss~irj b.ray VI a.. ~ @vva rEetts 1frf
Z Respectfully ,otrs, J. NINTH,
koxtsrrsh, Pa
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From the Rev. los. h-.aard P.s,vr OF The .esl
buAi-t thHtrh.

From Rev. J. n. Tuner r.-tnrE OF Hsasts. - =
Charth-r Pulisca
Dr.. Jsrsscn.- irsr str : hsst, us. ,our Gem an
sit,css ia % t.s.is u, ssstti /. ~
hsf ~ uas heer ~ ts,s,. L@.r.x, a.. -
Of As esfstsss az ire .,s,b II !, he
81 se- tA.a hos. saniifr seaea Oh ~Lash kss, a..
>noStedEe. sVors, Zee. .st hih.
. n rUHAtH Hs8s
4 ~ 1aA : NX1esermh ST.
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-foH fne nrs. L.ss .crnerts Fs@s., u Abe
.efa" rus y. AID hhss4osl sFs,l bsp.st

~ asv ks~ls<fit, 4. " ~.
:. .~soH- p"s' etl e'I : ~. ssAre
s sass " - = esAf f+ssfa-sst a. sAe y
ee " 80 n n oh'fiA o.. 1tsrs sBsus o.
" "leh tss o.sss pis, a 81 ihis, ssA
ssS oe'esCi@f tfe1h hsst wren tteumMea q. 4
th-ua 10 t~r-sss est ftstr d u Il t,,s r,, .
aid hsv- ID IA. g,.sst h ia, ,,,,
snSIaAls a. 10 iht tfg,es, saitt u ca... - -
.'epiity, tviiuvetItu b. tvnis Us ca.r.,L, -,
,-As~pa. e@ 5sssfs sffezss oil ns1s r.y.1Nsrfs4I
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t1>OR SALE--Eet half of l.na 8 Bee
l. ID. ou xst side y, Plosdsss street, trsweet a
nd vth, very eheai fof cash Would ike ~ have an o
n 1. msss De aid. kAquise Of SIS
SOS u. B. TERErCK IT,
JsIyA Real ksssse Agent
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j.NR StEE-aj .cres fsnJ 70 acr.
timber. doahI--lcs home ard log barn Is Gre. n
grain, all under FENCE. well ~.i~r-d xith iruii
iher ee'-m tucstrd eight nes ~ Crut.. in ".
county, Iowa This lai Ia be soli Er 80 ps.r AZ.
I'd nss sood Enquire VI III rEN-HvtK
"Ash Real EstHa& Ar
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kOR SALE-A Double Btisk us.l
ing House. I'd fooSss - cash .ide 4uu l,t -.
stern sd csassfs WITH tfhcr improvements aud eaA,
senti. located to busnsss- Itlr good. Price ssk0u
Enquire Of II. B. iESEftk,
suxSd Heal kAfate Ageut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

the whole currency had become either specie or
paper securei upon State aud United Ssaies
stocks. and this an extent that vas quite safe.
because the rule that the bank notes OF esch State
should be secured or the stocks OF the State al
iOrded far greater security than If all were Sc
cured on one kind of stock
The writer then goes on 70 notice Dir Chase :
system. and draws attention 10 many Of It's de-
lects aud attendant evils We have only room
for the closing paragraph:
Thus we see that there Is no 'pernaBency
and uni formity in this currency. IL Is mere
irredeemable issue Of bank notes petted and tOs-
tered by the government. aud, therefore II the
system had any permsnency IL would only be-
come an immense political machine The bene-
ut the government expects 20 receive Is really the
most wonderful part Of the plan. Mr.. Chase tells
u that il will create a demand for United States
Securities as n basis for the banks How strange
il sounds TO have such reason as that urged,
when We know that The plan cOntemplat,s depos-
iIing OF the bonds with the Treasury OF the Uni
tel States, and the issuing on them. by the gov
eminent. oil W per cent In currency. That Is,
gov ernment paws those petted banks per cent.
IN gold OF is bonds for the privilege OF issuing
to them this currency. when il might just a. well
have issued greenbacks without the intervention
OF banks or bonds and without paying any in
terest Such benefit as that is certainly mar
Vicious! And yet this is urged the great reas-
on why this system should be supported. and the
government feels very grateful for the prvi-
lege () thus granted that IL intends To deposit Ill
It's funds with these corporations without asking
any security, and Is TO tax them very greatly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22
rHE PoPE To JEFF. DAVIS.

Muarious and Honorable PreSident-Saluta-
ton: We have iust received. with all suitable
welcome. the persons sent jy you 20 place in our
hands your letter, dated Pa OF September last.
Not slight the pleasure experienced when
We learned, from these persons and The letter,
with what feelings of joy and gratitude you were
animated. iilu>triOu> and honorable President as
soon as you were informed of our letters To our
venerable brothers, John, Archbishop of New
York. and John, Archbishop Of New
Orleans. dated the 18th OF October of
last year. aud in which We have. with
ali our stretgth, excited ard exhorted these ven
erabe brothers that in their episcopal piety aud
so!i,it the, should endeavor with ardent zeal
and ia our name to bring about the end of the
civil VAR which has broken out in those countries,
in order that the people may obtain peace and
concord, and dwell chlrit,bly together. Ii is
particularly agreeable 10 IT, 90 see that YOU, IL
lustrious AMI honorable p e~ident aud Your PEG
pie, animated with the desire, for peace
and tranquility which pe nave in our letters ia
culcatei upon our venerable brothers Nav il
please God at the same time 20 make the other
people OF America aud the rulers rejecting sc
Eiousy how terrible IS civil war and " hat Gala M
tiles il eugender> listen to the ins piratiOns OF
ctin.er spirit, and adopt resOutey the part of
peace. As for u, Te shall not cease TO offer up
the most iervent prayers To God Almighty that
He may pour or; upon AL he peoples OF Amer
lea the spirit OF peace and charity aud that He
will stop the great evils which Affect them We
at the same time, beSeeci the God OF mercy and
pity 10 shed abroad upon vou-the light OF His
grace, al ttiAch yoa 10 Us by perfect friend
ship.
Given Al Rome. at - PEERS. the 81 Of De-
cember. 1863 Of our Poitfclte Is.
PITS X.
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From the Journal Of Commerce
The New financial Sysfeun

Hunts Merchants Magazine for Januarv. has
10 ltan article entitled "Unted States Banks and
Paper Currency State Banks nd Sui Treas
ury, which will attract some attention The
Secretary OF The Treasury. in his annual report
states that he object The national bunk sy stem
Is To Introduce permanent national currency. -
his. the writer saws l. a very grave autiounce
ment It's no less lhan reversing .gi.h the sweep
of the pen the decision OF the American people "a
relation 10 paper money in seneral. aud paiticu-
larry ~ relation 10 national bank c0nuecte j
"uh the Government AMI controlled by political
Influences. IL ANY one question can be con-
sidere'i a. fully and clearly settled by public
oninlon. after lOag discussion OF fifteen We irs,
IT l. m 81 certainly the condemnation ot Govern
nent connection with banks Yet. in moment
of extreme di>treSs-almOSt national destitutoa-
the Secretary o: the Treasury seeks to Gimp Sc
system woise than ans before ever tie in the
country. 1t was first suggested as an aid 10 our
finances, IT time when Government stocks we're
slow Ut sale, but is now put forth a me -
ure-a system necessary FOR the support OF Gov
ernulent IN these irving times-but peace -
ENLISTMENT, permanent currency" ANY
temporary war measure We should support, if we
cOnsideiei u al assistant TO Government In iis
present effort to raise money; but when ne idea
l. announced by the Secretary OF the Treasury
that lie Is about 10 fasten permanently upon Us
the evil OF paper currency and Government
banks, II becomes all thoughtful men to hesitate
before they give IN their adhesion to any such
plan.
This propos ton OF the Secretary is the more
wonderful when il is remembered that. during
the long struggle with the National nix and
and paper money interest. Mr. Chase was among
the Advocates OF the constitutional" specie cur
rency and divorce of bank and State -
he writer gives brief history Of the expan
sons, mutations and suspensions which the country
has suffered by reason oil paper currency and in
the following table shows the improv emeIt ma,
in the circulation:
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From the New York Metropolitan.
what we are Fighting for-Thc Case
Argued.

Nav YoRx, August 10. 1861
DEAR Sra: In the Worlds issue % the 81 inst.
there IS an article entitled "Gis usthe best OH
Gers. which explains to Us readers . What are
not fighting for. and then subjoins further dec
laration to Jet them know WHAT we are fighting
for =" Having CHANGED To read this article ami
believing lie contents untrue. have made, and
venture to SEND you. the following obsery atoms
upon II. that you might cause them to be pub
lished. il agreeable
Instead OF referring TO that ptper's columns for
It's statements concerning the two points above
mentioned, transcribe each Of them in full be-
fore ! make any remarks upon il. In so doing.
deyIate, perhaps. from what is customary ON
such occasioDs; but nv object is that the reader,
who has not those statements Al hand will thus
have the whole case, pro and con laid before
him, and. consequently. be the better able 10
judge which OF the two parties is in the right
Yours very respectfully Pail V.
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NOVATER RS.
CLEANING AND 0YsIse ESTABLISHMENT

TUNHE UNITED STATES DYE HousF No "a sorrrp
y Illinois street Indianspo Indiana
At his old and veilknOvn establishment IN, l.es.
can have silks and wooden goods dyed In Dc m amen, ana
ted and repaired
New and second hand clothing bought and so,s also.
pstculAr branch m the business ted pe draw
ins-bilard table cloth. any garment can he
wrOugh; that IL not be visible the naked eve
Rene mb-r the place, No. ss South Illinois street
taalo JOSEPH HARRIS. Propr.ssor
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ono. upon sober reflection. will see that nothing
bat mischief can come from these improper as
ssults upon the feelings aud rights Of Others
Rest assured that the men found busy in this
work Of di-cord are no, worthy % yoar conf
deuce. aud deserve your strongest TeprDbation =
After reading the foregoing. how m~ny Re-
publcans can be found sho Hil travel The road
which Gen. JACKSON blazedf
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RICHMOND. September %, IL

place between President DAVIS and the Pope
JEFF. TO THE POPE
RICHMOND. September %, 1863
Very Venerable Sovereign POtf:
The letters which you have written to the
Clergy of New Orleans aud New York have been
communicated 10 me, and | have read with emo
ton the deep grief therein expressed for the ruin
and devastation caused by the war which Is now
being waged by the U-0ited States against the
States and people which have selected me for
their President, and your orders to your clergy TO
eXhOrt the people - peace and charity | am
deeply sensible OF The Christian charity which has
mpeied you to this reiterated appeal To the
ciergy It's TOR this reason that feel il nv duty
10 express personally, in the name OF rhe COnied-
crate States our gratitude for such sentiments of
Christian good feeling and love. aud to insure
your Holiness that The people threatened even
on their own hearths with their most cruel op
preston and terrible carnage. i DESTROYS now. as
II has always been, 10 see the end of this implous
war; that We have ever addressed prayers to
heaven Tor that issue which your Holiness now
desires that We desire nOue OF our eDemy's pos
sessions, but that fight merely to resist the
devastation of our country aud the shedding of
our best blood aud to force them 10 let Us live in
peace under the protection of our own iustitu
tons, and under our laws, which not only insure
to every one the enjoyment of his temporal rights,
but also the tree exercise of his religion pray
your Holiness to except, the part of myself
and the people OF the Confederate States, our
sincere thanks for your efforts in favor Of peace
Mly the Lord preserve the d avs OF your Holiness
aud keep YOU under his Gevne lrnteciun
JtFFERsoS DAVIS
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In Spain. a woman on her marriage retains
(ss with u.s. the ntme. the proper name by
which alone he has Oeen baDiiSed. She also re
tains herOpelii0O. or surnaIos. Tie children not
unirequenty take the surname of both their pa
rent>-not with Distinctive alias. but with 4
conductive and. a Don Francisco Quevedo
Nhlesas When the rank of the mother is
considerably more exalted than that of the r.
Their the surname of the mother i Sometimes
taken slOne
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CESsURE or THE ADMINISTRATION BY THE
OHIo LLGIsLArUgE-The Ohio Legislature.
which j. nearly al. comdo>ed of Republicans has
passed. resolution thanking General Rosecrans
This Is sharp censure u?on the Administration
1T Washington. who removed that officer for
alleged incapaciiy Gin Eng.
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IN plain sealed letter envelope for ak cent, 60
portage Ills clear deneaon OF all the diseases and
cohauos resulting from th- infringement Of the moral
N married and single lie zs=ry serteice contains in
structon to the afflicted ana should read by every
.o1.s Persn 70 keep them OF the shoals which 9th
ers have been broken pieces Ams,sveu - clearly
stee 20 De under the control Of udicous trestmeni
ana 1nereoy prevent iclInt'on tc very prolific
:" oease Nearly every Of disee<> be treated
without hino sTce Il busiBsss- Medicine sent by mail.
secure from observation. Charges moisrste; consslts-
nons oy letter the Office f-ee; gua anieed
Once IS 81 Gu aries street between sixth and Seventh
one square soath Of Lndell Hotel. r. o. Box Ss2 ST.
LOUIS No Circular Leuer especially for ladies, con-
tainns nothing referring Sexual Diseases cen
postage ianl-dkwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

-Within the last three or four DAYS there has
been conference between tie President and the
prominent members ct hi Cabinet upon the
financial condiiion of the countrp Money is
greatly wanted.
The English ladies are wearing plumes made
of spun glAse.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22
NOTICE.
GRAVEL ROAD MEETING

FINHR SHAREHOLDERS or The ISDlAxAPur.s
and Oakland Gravel Road Com7auv s-s -.<.>.- - ;
20 meet AT the town Of Oakland Saturday the an
Of January 1854. O'Clock p NJ TO elect i've
for said Company. 'e''''
LEyI BOLAyDER
ALEXANDER MOCK
CHRISTOPHER APPLE
tane ~3~h HESkY APPIE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

We sae by the New York papers. that the
Tribune folk. who are handling the Custom
House frauds 50 tlAinriiy through fear of offend
ing some of their abolition III ends implicated i'm
the charges OF r"hbing the country to aid the
rebels. have caused the arrest of child ONLY
seven years old for attempting to purloin 3, few
dollars from their money drawer The child was
sent TO lie Iou,b,. While the Tribune asks for iis
flching friends - suspension OF public opinion "