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cnreu = neah,n me u,oet desoutly not to BE-
v;shed, M 800 ths Northern character,
and vantad Is usoro ~ Il here. 81 the mig
- nnGe g mixed 0ith ~ white racs, he
vants1 - nixed osly With the proud shiv-
elry 81 .;.e South, 8 L allus he'd been done.
H.
s.Jossfi'' sed I, in seopy, splease don't
;otarruoe this discuss,oa.H
II won,u ed Is, ~ an only takin part in
il. IwAnt, ii the niger must fade ont nm
der missexenashen, that the white blood that
i 10 him shel Be a. il alluz hez bin, Southern
white blood. Lovin Deekin Pogrsm, rever-
eeeio IL nenoay ~ 6quira Gasitt, and -
spscsins Kernel hcPsItsr, don't rsjoice to
see about me on every side their facss re-
pessed over and sver again? II don't matter
* - 4hak thavfr ahaded. The oono ~ POI
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slsar tAAs another fsaaurs Of thal policy =
Ponsroy, Psndlstcs, snd -
grssnback viil.:uy which ~ Dsnocfsny -
dora, ase proof Of Il. II Sost1 hsd % -
padiats IL debt. She wsll es1and Of tn
Norshsrn democracy thaa ~ nensoaal dshe
81 rspadiatsd. The until lsaDesacy viii
% decrss. To this md the aFsekhaek swis-
die ~ invented. Revelation Ispadiationi
The two planks d the democ1sGis sla1fosm. =
8oldiefsl Uninn men, patsioss, Who did %
mush and suffered 70 mach 70 ave this
Onion, taks notice that both these planks q
IN dsmocracy - dictated BY the very men
down South who wsre striving against you 70
lake The lifs Of the nstion. That they are
dictated for the express purpose Of giving
shsss rebels supfsmaey-to make them vic
Iors over you, and rul.rs over ron. despite
those four years Of blood and sacrifice.
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Special Notices.
The Bilious Season.

ssveuave per cent Of the population Of tbs United
States re more o. less bHons q this The mid
summer Bun st up the bile certainly a. 1t evolves
mssms from the stasuant pools. 1t IL Of the utmost
Importance therefore, to check the tendency Of the
liver todseassl action With that inc anti BILL
ioS. MISREPRESENTATION STOMACH BI1TsRs.
Neglect the early symptom. and the chances that
they win result IN rswttsnt fever, fever and agus or
jaundds II il presumed hat nobody deliberately de-
sires ID Risk sttsck from any Of these Dut
lsssnes may Be dta,troua tsnerity. Do rot pro-
crasnata A health Is tha sreatsst Of sarhy hless-
ings II should be every rational beings hrs Who
ever chooses to use HosTETTBRg BIrTE1s y pre-
vsstivs nay escape the bilious epAsmics and
nss which generaily prevail toward the chose Of the
heated term and In the Fall months IL II not worth
while to be fofearmsd when the Of defence
within The reach a alif The BIrTRReare NATION
Al REMEDY, everywhere procurabis. and endorsed BY
the intelligent Of every class. Read what leading
bers of the community csrsymen, physicians. authors
Statement men of science artists travellers and dis
tingushed soldiers say about them On the strength
these credentials give them trial They will found the
very best anti bilious medicine that modern pharmacy
hAs introduced,
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Misf Jsssee ef the spreme coswt ~ Pennsylpaata,
Philadelphia, March IL, 1851.
" and Hoohand's - German Bttsrs 10 .
good tonic, useful In diseasssof Il. digss-
i've GRAMS. and oiuh great benefit in cases
Of debility and vanto psevous aeion in the system
Yonn truly, 0Dof ". WoODWAhD
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge Of the 1upreme Court Of Pngty'ranfa.
Philadelphia, April ~, 1855
medicine In case attacks OF Indigestion Dyspepsia
l can certify this from my experience Of It.
JANIS THOMPSON"
From REV. JOS. n. KEHNARD, d. D.,
Pn,for II A4 Ttata Bpahn thnrch, Philadelphia
Dr. Jackson-DeAr Sir. have BEEN frequently
ouestsdS connect my name with recomm ndations Of
different Kinds Of medicines hut regarding the practice
50 ont Of my appropns hate sphste, have IN
ali case. declined. but With clear proofin
own family. Of he useulnesa Of Dr. Hoonands aerman
Bitsers depart for my usuAi course to
press my fnl conviction that, @ general debility Of The
eYstent and especially for Liver C1paintsn IL safe
and valuable pr.ppruios In come casss mAy fall but
usuaily doubt NOT will be very beneAcial to those
Who suhef from the above cansfl
Yours, very respectfully,
Eight. below Coates 1t,
From Rev. r.. ID. FENDALL,
A.ss.san. AdsecF 1asisA4s Ghranicte, Philadelphia
lands ae1fhan Biuers and feel II my privilege
mend them a mo4t valuable tonic TO all who SUI
fryirx from general debility from dseeeee arising
ron Arrangements " thei!yer W
r.. p.fEsDaLI.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Ii the best In the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable ntantA
neous; disappointment ridiculous tints remedies
he III effects OF bad Dyes invigorates and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, blaeA brown Fold BY all
Druggists and Peffumers and properly applied at Batch
slor's wig Factory, No is Bond street, New York.
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STATE TICKET.

FIR SeeyetdrysW STATE.
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar. County.
Fbr Auditor u Adts,
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
mr. frednuey d adte,
6AM'L E. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
IN Rfginey Of &ote L1pd 0no,
c. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
mr. attorney GeNsyat
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Muscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
Ixe nstyict-GEoRGE w. McCRARY
Dao0nd Dsarics-CoL. WILLIAM SMITH
H1rd Dtaiyfcf-
F6,ntA District -WILLIAN LOUGHNIDGE.
kOfA District FRANK W. PALMER.
NrtA Dtsf'x1s--
/or straightforward CO1yf.
JOHN B. DRAYER Of Henry County.
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Photograph Albums
A large and Splendid variety
PRINTING PAPER--..ill sizes at Mill Price.
A3nnn..x, n..l nInnL DonE nnI15i
and Rlank Book Del
BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, L edaers.
RECORDS, RECEIPT h CASH BOVKS,
q AL Sixea md Efulla of Rindir1u

Pass Books Notes and Drafts,
Memoir andums Copying Books
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books sctap Books,
Composition Books, Bills payable I receirabts.
Any thing In my line be procuredin the American
foreign markets. urn shed At short notice, and a;
manufacturer or importers prices.
Buyers coming to the city will do we'll to examine
selectine sni orders received through
the mail will receive: the careful attention Of expert
enced clerks. fmsyl6 dAw
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AMERICAN HOUSE

The Target First Cldss House IN hew Enand
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
SINGLE APARTMENTS. with Bathing and Water
Conyenieneee connecting Billiard Halls Telegraph Of
nee and Cafe
jun Il LEWIS RICE BON, Propr's.
Observation-Disclosures c CELEBRATED CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
rst Premium awarded At the .. 4. Fair. inos state
Fair and Chicago City fAr LArgsst works Of the kind
In the United Htates.
CHAS. g. \. PRUSSINa,
Apasieodan SssAsl1 LAke-st. ,Iohicaso.
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aOOFLlNvS GERMAN BIT7ERs
AND
GERMAN
TONIC.
"a "a # SO gn II.
Prepared by Dr. q i. Jackson.
PHILADELPHIA PA.
The GREAT REMEDY
For sll Diseases q II.
Liver, stomach,

Ia combination OF all the ingredients Of the Btters
With the pursst quality Of Santa cnr Rum Orange,
remedies offered to tbs public
Thoss prsfsrringa medicine ffss from Alcoholic ad-
mixture will use
Hoofland's German Bitters.7s
In cases OF nervous depression, whom alcoholic
HooFIAANDs GERMAN TONIC
should be used
The Bitters or the Tonic both equally good, and
contain tbs s.Ee medicinal virtues
Tho stomach . variety Of causes such as lndi-
ss,0n y ss,. r. anossoa o aer uu
The result Of which il - that the patient suffers
from several or more Of the following diseases:
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Full
ness Of Blood to the Head, Acidity Of
the Stomach, Nansea, Heartburn,
Disgust for the Food, Fullness
or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Fluctuations, Sink
ing or Fluttering at the Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming OF
the Head, Hurried or Difficult brea-
thing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
or Sui coating Sensations when in Lying
Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency Of Perspi
the SKID auo N0Cyes, 1siu
in the Sides, Back, Chest, Limbs,
etc, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings Of Evil,
and Great Depression of Spirits.
These remedies will eectuaily care LAYER Complaint,
Jauuce Dyspepsia Chronic Nervous Debility, Chre-
mic Darrhea Disease OF the Kidneys. aud all Diseases
ralsng from psordered Liver stomseh or Intestnes
DEBILITY.
Resulting from any Cause Whatever;
PROSTRAfION OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hardships,
Exposure, Fevers, etc.
There il no medicine equal to these remedies IN
such c.ses and ,isor Is impaired to the whole
system, the Appetite l. s'reDgth'ned food d, Is
blood d psrined the complexion becomes
sound and healthy the yellow tinge eradcated from
the eyes bloom given to the cheeks, aud the weak
and invalid becomes strong and healthy being
Persons .adCNMced IN Life
And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them with all Its attendant Ills. will nnd In the nse Of
these 81 TIERS or the TONIC elixir that via ins,
new life their veins in the energy
and ardor OF youthful days. fnild their shrupk
en- FORMS and give health and happiness TO their remain
ing years.
NOTICE.
nI,a we'll established fact that fully half of the
female portion Of ourO population seldom
in the ertoyment OF = good health, Or, TO
their own expression, never feel wel" they
are l.pguid devoid Of all snwsy,exusmely nervous anc
To this class persons the Bst.rs or the Tonic are
especially commended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
strong the OF either Of these remedies
They will cure every OF MARASNUS without fail
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands proprietor hat will allow OF the pub
Ncatfon d buts few. These It villa be cbs Nved are
q noss ando such standing that they mnst be be-
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PRlcEs::

Hoofand's German Mttsrs, per bottle 90
/" half doxep ......... . 90
Hoonands German Tonic. put mp IN quart bottles. 50
per bottle, half dozen 30
0Do not forget TO examine we'll the article you buy
In order 10 get the genuine
Isr sale - ~ Drssstses ana Dealers
I III " 49, a.
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NOTICE.

ni,a we'll established fact that fully half of the
sem.l. portion Of oa. porn' attn, are seldom
in the enjoyment Of sood health, o., to use
their own expression 0lu never teel well:" they
AZ l.pguid devoid Of all sn~syexuemey nervous anc
have appetite.
To this class psssons the Btsrs or the Tonic are
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Ars made sronK by the either Of these remedies
They viii cure every case OF MARAsnUs without fail
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands Of proprietor hat will allow Of the pub
Ncatfon Of butA lew These, IL wiA be CD Hved, are
sn o. nots ando such standing that they nns be be-
1ieved.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sJndoe..o1 Circsd C0tyf.
JOHN B. DRAYER. Of Henry County.
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Persons .adrNMced in Life

And feeling the hand Of time Weighing heavily upon
them With all its attendant ills, will ind In the Of
tbese BI TIERS, the TONIC, elixir that via nst
new their veins restore In measure the energy
and srdor OF more youthful days tnld up their shrunk
On FORMS give health and happiness TO their remain
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HAaRY.

meeting ~ the Cosnsre-3ldaE Psnni.
bAeksr 0oes DaeR - me 0sminaxie1ss
Hrsn ~ 7olslb D1aAs
Posr Or1Is, COHTEDERIT < ROADS,
lW;nh l. In fha 4fafa nv kAnfuckI. !
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WAS 1lNGTON NEWS.
Message OF the President Concerning
% Russian n-Of-War-Inf0 ma
tlOn Concerning the Taxation of
National Banks.

WASHINGTON, January S. - The
President sent a message to the
House to-day, in answer to a resOlu-
ton censuring the alleged interfer-
ence. by a Russian man-of- war, with
vessels of the United States, Ia Oc-
hOtsk Sea, the Russians having
warned out of the bays near Sbaute
Island. certain American whale ships
which were found there. One Of
them, not replying with sufficient
promptness, was fired at with solid
shot, whereupon she took her depart
ure. These facts were communicated
to the State Department by Mr..
Chase, vice commercial agent In the
AmoOr country.
Mr.. Wicks, Of Massachusetts. also
communicated 70 Mr.. Seward from
Captain Thomas Master, of the ship
Europa, that that and other vessels,
while cruising for whales, had been
disturbed by a Russian vessel, and
invoking the protection of this Gov
ernment Mr.. Seward, on the 23d of
December, addressed letter to Mr..
Stockler, asking whether the latter
had received any information on the
subject. Mr.. Stockler replied, on the
18th of December, that he had reason
to believe the incident in question
was the result of exaggeration, and
he would address his Government
without delay, on the subject, in order
to ascertain the facts.
In response to the Senate resolu
ton calling Tor information in regard
to the taxation of the National Banks,
the Secretary of the Treasury to-day
transmitted a statement of the u.
S. Treasurer showing the amounts Of
duty collected from the National
Banks up to June 30, 1867, to be
$13,038 030; the amount of bonds
held December q, 1867, as security
for the bank circulation, bearing in
terest at 6 per cent. in coin, S247 ,763,
500; amount bearing interest at per
cent. in coin, S89,656, $50; bearing In.
terest at per cent. lawful money
$4,000; total, $40, ,997, $50 The
aggregate amount of interest paid il
bonds held as security to said da t,
was, in coin, sol ,883, 1854; In lawf u
money g34l 900, or total interest re
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News by Atlantle Telegraph
Congressi nal Prcoeedilgs
HARRISBURG.
The Political SituatiOn-y0 Organi-
zallOn Of the house Yet-DemO-
Gratis Hope for Speaker.

HARRISBURG, Pa, January S.
There is no change whatever in the
political situation. The organization
of the House appears as far distant
as ever. Nine OF the boilers have
made a binding agreement among
themselves not to vote for Mr. Davis,
the candidate regularly nominated by
the Republican caucus, for Speaker,
under any circumstances, and the
friends of Mr.. Davis are equally un-
yielding. The Democratic State Cen
tral Committee has deemed it best to
take no action in the matter, and
make no Recommendations its party
members in the meantime. The
Democrats have some hopes that af-
fairs will so change as to give them
the Speaker. Such a result is actually
possible, but not probable.
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An accompanying communication
from the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue states that the manner in
which collections gre reported does
not enable him to discriminate taxes
paid by the National Banks from
those paid by State banks and private
bankers, but he gives the total
amount Of license tax colleeteh from
all banks during 1865 and 1861 as
S3,543, 051, aud the total tax on divI-
dends and proxies for same time, Sl2,-
032, 361
The delegation of the Philadelphia
Constitutional Club presented a gold
medal, costing $1,000. to the Presi-
dent TO-DAY.
The Senate Military Committee as
yet have taken no action on Howard 5
report in the Stanton case.
The House Ways and Means Com
mittee have decided to recommend to
Congress the appointment of a new
Special Commission to thoroughly
examine all whisky meters.
The Indian Peace Commission, to-
day, presented their report to the
President.
The name of Thos. n. Stllwell, of
Indiana, was sent to the Senate as
Minister to Austria. %
New YORK, January 6-A special
Washington telegram says: | have
the best authority for stating that in
the cases brought before the United
States Supreme Court, last Spring, by
the States of Mississippi and Georgia,
testing the constitutionality of the
Reconstruction Acts, the decision Of
a majority OF the court will be ad-
verse thereto Il is likely that the
minority Of the court will be smaller
than at first supposed, and it is even
limited that Chief Justice Chase may
not care TO place upon record a dis
senting opinion. Such decision will
break down at blow, all reconstruc-
ton work thus far done, and leave the
decision Of the next Presidential con-
test in the hands OF the North.
A disposition is manifested in the
House not to concur in the Senate
amendment to the bill repeating tax
on cotton.
A case has been brought to the no.
tice of the President wherein the Su-
perior Court at Raleigh, n, c., has
issued a writ of h1beds corpus, which
the proper officer refuses to serve,
fearing the interference of the mill
tary authorities. At the request of
prominent citizens of Raleigh, gen.
tleman here. last evening, placed the
matter before the President, with an
appeal to him to require the service
of the writ The request is under
consideration.
The consolidation of the York
River with the Richmond and DAN
vile Railroad was defeated yester-
day by the State vote of Virginia be-
ing cast against it.
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j.. P.EIIiOtf 4E Son

OVER .IO0 HOUSES and LOTS in va
rjous- parts of the city for sale, INCLUDING
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY,
EXCELLENT, GARDENING L \ y u
convenient to the city.
FARMING LAND, improved and uuinl-
proved, in this and other States, for sa Ie or
exchange for city property. Also, TirabeT
and Coal Lands.1 e -. rgH .e
Business Offices and store Rooms to let.
alsO. comfortable Lodging L. ooms, near ae
centre, of business.
A number of bargains now on our books.
and several applications on file to pur
chase desirable property. Persons i1ayInt
such for sale may find customers py apply
ing at this Agency. We have number OF
ppljcations for renting dwelling. houses. 8.
Persons having real estate for sale. ex-
change, or rent are requested to enter tbs
details on our books for referenee. 40
charge unless property is disposed OF.
Terms reasonable Call and see.
INSURANCE
OF all Kinds effected in good companies
Special attention given to LIFE INSU h
ANCE.
BaT NOTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at this Office.
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MISCELLA " EOUS.
Death of a Musical COmDOseF-AFri-
val of Steamer-H0liday In New
OrIeans-The Rock Island Dispute.

New YORK, January 8.-The Rock
Island dispute is assuming a some
what serious phase. An attachment
has been placed on the funds of the
Company, with view to placing the
proceeds of the late sales of new
stick in the hands of the Courts. The
banks, however, reported only $157,-
900 Of the Company's money in the
hands of the referees appointed by
the Court, but the directors refused
to produce the books of the Campany,
and are placed under arrest. The
books, it is understood, have been re-
moved to Chicago. -E.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. January 8-Eyening.-The
Hoaite.tr Dasor says: Dispatches have
been received by the Minister of For
eign Affairs, IRON the Diplomatic
Representatives of France abroad,
which show that the speech of the
Emperor to the Diplomatic Corps, on
New Years, is accepted by all the
Governments Of Europe, as a pledge
of peace The fattering manner in
which Baron Won Goitz was received
on the same day. as the Minister of
Prussia and the Confederation of the
North, was highly gratifying to Ger
many, and the terms in which the
Emperor addressed him, was emf
nently satisfactory to the Prussian
Govern ment.
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We have admitted Mr.. THOMAS 2. BtIT-
TON to a partnership in the above bu>i-
ness, who, in conjunction with the under
signed, will give It his best attention. The
style of the firm will be McNeely, Schubert
& Co. JAMES H. MGNEELY.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
Nov. 2, 1857. [nov4
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PHLLADE lPEIA.
Great FeniaR Professionalism In
hlue Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, January 8.-There
was Fenian procession, to-day, in
honor of the Irishmen executed at
Manchester.
The Boys in Blue, of Pennsylvania,
met in State Convention, this fore
noon. Gen. James A. Beever, a one
legged soldier, was elected temporary
Chairman. The attendance was very
large.
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sNVANsVILlf. IN 10, THURSDAY, 4ANUARY-9, 1858

NEWARK, n. j., January S.-Wil-
liam Bradbury, the well known mu-
STEAL composer, died at his residence
al Mount Clair. near this CRY, last
evening, in the SD year Of his age.
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I e Z E g R.. Il. p

TELE g e y p ~
Eo- ,Onaaaerctqs mud Fs5e. Dispatches see
Fiftd Page.
Gre at Fenian Procession in
Phita1eiphla.
Conv 3nttoh Of tie Boys
in Blue
Political 9itultion in Penn
sylVanla.
No Organization Of the leg
islstare Yet.
Iuformatioa Con cerning
the It K of National
8anEs.
News by Atlantic Telegraph
Congressi nal Proceedings
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EUROPE.
BIZ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
The Question of citizenship Before
the IL. use Of COmmOnS-NeWS from
France, &c.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 8.-Nearly all
the journals have editorial comments,
this morning, in relation to the
subject of a resolution recently
adopted by the House of Commons,
on the question of citizenship. The
adjustment of British claims and ac-
ceptance of the American views, as
expressed by President JohnsOn's an
nual message to the Congress of the
United States, are urged with singu
lar unanimity.
LONDON, January g. Dispatches
from Paris state that the cities of
Tours and Amiens have both elected
opposition candidates for the Corps
LegisiatJ.
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PORTLAND, January 8.-The steam
er Monrovia, from Liverpool, has ar
rived.
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BosToN, January 9.-The invafds
who occupied the Military 4 sylum,
burnt St Augusta, are to be removed
to the SoldierS Home at ePhliadel-
phia and Newark.
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( REw2 0REEASs, JZnuary s8LThe.

. = EAYa JlEIEEANS, January st Ne
banks and public buildings closed
to-day, in observance of the holiday,
and the Convention adjourned over
tilT 10 morrow, but most OF the bust
ness houses are open. The weather
is cold and-rainy. =, y g rs