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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27

10 mad of osh~r guns sabssazsss p-ret.
Vegetables obs. pr gaitpn cents
Vegetable pulmonary balssm. same - "Dcntri-
frr.ff
vermfugc. ''Deufifrscc."
Warehouse ettry. a. eu-tou hou>es- not exceed-
ing ne dollar IN xAlae. stamp duty 1>f>sfs
Do. do. exceeding ere dollar. and not esoeeding
fve dollars 70 cgntsA
Do. do exceeding eve dollars IN value leo
Warehouse Receipts. stamp duiy = oeuts
WHISKY, per gallon 10 oents
Do rccfiied il Dot 10 pay a. additional duty.
whole-al- dealers. under which term i Included
every person who's business cccuparion 10
sell, OF offer 10 sell. groceries-er any goods.
wares OF merchandise. Of fore n domestic
production. BY than original pack
axe piece AZ time. 20 III same pur-
chaser. not including wines, sprtoous ~ mat
liquor. Cor each license 50 90
wholesale dealer Ia liquors q every descrip-
ton. Including distilled spirits. fermenied H.
quors and wines u al kinds (peF~ons ether
than d~tierS. who sell cf-r for sale any
such lguorS. IN Quantities Of more than three
gallons al one time 20 the same purchaser, are
iDciu.iei.l Tor each license 100 %
Willow manufactures of per Ct
Vine made OF gaze. pr Gallon 5oents-
Withdraw al entry. house. stamp duty 50 cents.
Wood, manufactures Of II otherwise pro-
vided Tor sperct-
woc-i screws l.. cts-
Wool manufactures Of otherwise specified per
Worsed manufactures r. Otherwise specified per CT
Worm ozenges ''Dentifrsce."
writ, stamp duty 50 oenfs.
Zinc manufactures Of not otherwise specified per CT
Do, cNyde Of, per Too pounds IS cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27
40. 1872
INITFD SAFES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


UINlTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
DIANA. S.
WHEREAS. ltel II information has been filed the
trci Court Of the United States within and for the seventh
Circuit aud District 81 lndaua.on the 18th dsy Of hcc lssf
by John Hanna, Esq. Attorney for the United States
for the District "f Indiana against the following described
credi aud effects OF Burr Z. holland to-wlt tine
Pronissry note dated January - 1853 October l. 1851
with interest FIRM date. tor six thousand (f6a dollars
said note given b. J,mc a. Creighton David q. Rose
IN consideration of certain real eaaie in apo county,
Indiana and by sad Rose assigned aud transferred said
Burr T. holland. for violation Of the powers of
act Of Congress- approved July L. 1852, entitled IAN
act To suppress nsnrrecion punish and rebel
lion, seize and cocate the properly Of rebels
other purpose and praying process against aid
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies properly.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance 81 the under the
seal of said court ire ted and delivered do
by give public notice "a all persons claiming said note
part thereof. any interested therein,
that they he and appear before the said mtrct Court %
the United States. 20 be held al the city Of indianapolis
in and for the District OF Indiana the third Monday of
May next. nj ten O'Clock of the forenoon 81 that
day. then and there 90 nlrpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L. =. Marshal.
Per \. BIesLow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHS IA. RIA, Clerk. decl7-dlS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27
40. 1884,.
limited ST ATGSOf AMERICA. MS.

u ".
WHERrAs, libel IL Information has been fled the
District Court OF the United State, within aud the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana. the i2fk day
q December. 1861 by John Hanna, Esq Attorney too
The United for the Of indiana
following described crrdts and effects Burr o. NO.
land vii: One rramssOry Note for the .um II Ia
thns md (-Goot) dliars. dated January a. lsSs.
October !, 1853 with interest fr dat. ~sf given
by one James w. Cnghon 20 David q. lo~e 10 consdera.
ton "f certain real estate Ia p.r. county, Indian and
b. ad Rose assigned aud transferred said Burr r. No.
Land r violation Of the an act ofCongess ap-
proved july H. 1852 eiie An act 20 suppress nsurrec-
punish and rebellion.
The property q rebels. and vr other purpe-es, praying
pr cess against ssd Oie and that the maj be- con.
deInned and sold a. enemies property.
Now therefore. n pursuance ~ the moron under the
seal ~ said Court 70 directed and deliverd do here
b. give public notice TO all pcr-ons claiming aid
thereof. or In interested therein,
ihat they be aud appear before the said the District
Of the United States 20 be held NJ the city u Ind snsro-
lis n and for the District n Indiana the third Monday
81 May Next 10 O'Clock Of forenoon tina, day.
then and there 10 inierpose their claims and make their
allegations IN that behalf
ID. GARLAND RosF. 4. = NJ.
Wy L. :. bfoslow. Deputy.
Attest: Jors II. RIA. Clerk. dsei5-dil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27
40. 1861
LIMITED sTsrfs or AMERICA. DISTRICT or Ind.

u ASA-ss:
Whereas. libel 81 information has been filed IN the
District Court Of the United states wifin and fer the
Seven Circuit and district of Indiana the 18th day Of
December. los2. by John Mamma. tsq Attorney ef the
United stste-fo the district Of Indians against The fol-
lowing described credits aud effects Of Burr No
land, wit: tine rromisoTy Note dated January ~.
s53. due cfober l. 1894. with interest from date. Zoe
the of sis thna~an: dsrr 0oo) said given
b. James n. Cfghi 10 David q. Nos In eon-idsra-
ton Of certain real estate in La county. In
DIANA and by said Rec assigned and transferred 10
Burr 7. Solanf, Tor the violation of the rssers
of at n Congress- approved july ~ iss3. ensi~d
suppress on punish and
bsion 10 -ize aud eonhesfs the property of rebels and
for other p1rpose-, and praying prseess sgsn-t ksd
note, aud that the same may be condemned and sold
nemies' property.
Now therefore. pursuance Of the mopton under the
seal at Cour directed ami deliveret.f d. here
by public notice ., all persons claiming said note,
or any part thereof. or IN eny manner Interested
therein that they he sni pear before sk~ sAd. Tho
District Court 4 the United states. 90 he bed the cfsy
Of indianapolis IN and fr the district n Indiana The
ihr. Monday q May 81 ten O'Clock II the fore.
II hat day hsn ana there inerpe>e shev cssns
and make their allegations In that bebsh.
D. @. kOSE, u. q. Narshal.
By 3. BssIow. Dspssy.
Aussc
ions n. kEA. Cisyk. 6ee1J -69te
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TINTED STATES on AMERICA. INSTINCT ov N.


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. INSTINCT on N.
u DIANA. Sc
wuKKEAs. A libel Of informssioa bss besa olsd b -
d. Court sf the United stst.s. within - Zoe -
seventh Circuit and D-tric q Indssna - ~ 80
Of November. lisa. BY john Hama kss, Assasnsy 9
the United stafes for the lTtrct Il indaoA agaoss
trunk, ! buggy, - auinn~ io~- cpsuD- Ga ncs
phnr. bosrl-s esasssc lbs qusnins. ios epssn-
and - rpbne -<lr~d 81 kv~nSv y, ser volsasea
Of the LAYS 81 The tied stsis the sat god nd usr.
cbanfis~ heirx rsbsnd ard psa>inG
against laid good. aid that the same uay bs Geo.
a med ard ola a. ARTICLES consr-b bond 81 ear
Nov. Their FIRE. fn pursuance - the ucoisis7 uneeS
the zeal % sad essr. 90 directed and d<bsere DO
hereby give pubic no,c- ell persous claiming al
property any part iherof IN msnn~r insere-e1
herein that they aud appear hefsrs he 80 cs
Court of the rn~d Sssfe he IBID 81 he city ~ in1
.apol and for the District Of .dssns- The Ara
MONDAY 81 January ~ TN O'Clock 81 the foee1ooo
n ,naf dsv th~n ant there u'erp~ skeiY Claims 81
TO make their sIIe & ssioos 10 thss h<ksH
d. c. NOSE. Z. o. nanuha1-
Per J. 8. hsssIov. pRpufy-
yonx EgA C1~rk. 1ocly-612
What should take Tot cesshi
THE wONDEkFUL 0RAxUlEo-
They give inns<Asss sssssf. ssssss . 49,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27
TIE National TAX.

rhe Taxe. imposed .y tsse Tax b'si'
and PASSED ny Congress, June s3d'
tss s-Ghe Dates ON incomes, snsu.
suvanee Companies, Railroad Com.
Pa0ses, Ae.-Thc Taxes ON Dfstt1ted
Spirits, uanusacsures, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco, snuff, se.
gars, Iron, soap, screws, Cloth, Lea.
shcr, Cine. wine. Cons, &c.-Fhe Tax
On Cosseu-Tbe License Tax, &C., &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

Mr.. G. w. Tompkins left Hamburg
and arrived at St. Louis on the Il and
died On the "a Of May. On the Esd his
father in Otter Creek township received
letter dated the 18Th stating that his
son was at the hospital but not danger.
euSly i'll, and that he would endeavor to
obtain furlough and come home. On
Monday, the Goth The father received a
Geographic dispatch which was delayed
two DAYS on the ,oute from St. Louis,
in these words Il ain very low come
and see me- G. W. Tompkins'. An
hour after he was cnroutc for st. Louis,
At which place lie arrived on the 2Sth,
only to find the grave Of his son. The
deceased WAS at first attacked with
typhoid fever, as his father learned, and
WAS very much postrated with general
debility. Two days previous to his
death he VAS attacked with ,iolrn,
coughing, which was soon followed, by
bleeding, at the nose, which continued
despite Of all Efforts Of Physicians to
check it, until his death.
Mr.. Abraham Tompkins, the father
Of Tie deceased, SAYS, lie believes from
what he can learn that lis son, WIS well
nnrscl beforehand provided for during
Ills stay 1t 81. Louis. This is conSoling
TO bin aHd con'ri.mcn,ar. 10 the hospi-
al department.
lie LETT him IA he cemc'ry at ST. Louis
where IL is enable to find The grave a,
AM, time, by te..ing to the uldertalscrs
books, etan though the 'e:,l board cen
tanning tie initials shetl! be lost.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
Balloon and Tclegrapllic Recon-
McisSances During Battle.
" ashington, June 2.

" dshl!lStoI, June =.
During the whole of the battle ycstcr-
day morning, Professor loves balloon
was overlooking the scene at an altitude
Of 1000 feet. Tclecraphic commune
cation from the balloon to General
Mcclellan and in direct communication
with the military wires, Mr.. Park Spring
Of Philadelphia, acting as operator
Every movement Of the enemy was OBJ
yious and instantly reported.
This is believed to be the first time
balloon Reconnaissance has been sue :
cessfully made during battle, and GER
tainly the first time the telegraph station
has been established in the air to report
the movements Of an enemy and the
progress Of battle. The advantage to
General Mcclellan must have been i'm
menSc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
A desperate battle in the
Valley Of the Chick
ahominy.
The Enemy rernlsei with Great
Sl4UShter
New York, Nav 81.

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
En1uiyor with McClcllan's army, dated
Fai, Oak Station, says: We are on the
eve Of an important battle. am on
the extreme left of the line, within y
short distance Of the James River. At
this point we have had several skir-
misl,cs with the enemy, which resulted
in their discontinue in every ease.
Communication has been had by Ge.
neral Mcclellan with the cnnboats on
the James River. The Galcna is much
damaged and will have To 90 into the
dry dock before she can again SO into
action.
\ deserter named Henry Church, for
merly Of Fairhayen, Mass, came into
Gen. lleintzlcman's camp, and reports
$1,000 sick in the hospitals at Rich
mond.
General Ncglec's brigade has driven
the rebels from position nine miles
from Richmond, which is now far within
our lines. Our loss is one killed and
six wounded 1.-TWO very badly.
Washington. June |.
The following dispatch was received
at the War Department this afternoon :
FlELD OF BATTLE, June LIST, Il M
We have had desperate battle, in
which the corps of Gems. Sumner,
Iirin,zclman and keves were engaged
against greatly superior numbers. Yes
ferday at one clock, the enemy taking
advantage # a terrible storm, which
flooded the valley Of tic C.ickahom:ny,
attacked Cur right flank. Gen. Casey
division, which was in the first line,
gave way Unaccountahly. This caused
temporary confusion, during which the
gun and baggage were lost, but Heiiizic-
man and kearnry brought up ,heii
troops, which checked the enemy, and
at tic same time succeeded, by great
exer,ion, il bringing acres Gems. Sel.,.
wicl.'s and Richardson divisions, who
drove back the enemy 1t he point OF
the bavohet. covering the ground viii
his dead. This morning the enemy at.
tempted to renew the conflict. but WAS
everywhere rcpn'sed. We have take,
many prisoners, among whom i Gen
Pettigrcw and Col. Long. Our loss j,
heavy, bnt the cne'nys must b. enor
nous. Excepting Casays division
our men behaved splendilly. seyera
inc havonet charges were made.
Signed, G. =. MCCLELLAN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
From Fort How.
''Eae Condition HE Things in tssc
s.,si SC.
Especial dispatch TO tLo Chicago Eve. .gour.
G.l;rn My III

Special dispatch TO tLo Chicago Eve Jour
Cairo, Nh. 81.
4 cilizon Of Memphis, impressed into
he rebel service May tie 10th, under
he conscsiptlon act, arrived from For,
Pillow ,his morning He escaped
from tie Fort on Tuesday nigh Of this
week, and makes the following states
lisnt:
The rebels have about one thousand
five hundred artllleri-,s narrisoning the
Fort. The mon have not been paid in
seven months, and are much dlsaifcct-
81. One entire company ,nu,inicd last
week, and had been subjected to all
sorts Of punishment.
He says that in consequence Of the
scarcity Of coul, most If the rebel gun
boats have been abandoned, their guns
taken off and mounted at Fulton and
Fort Randolph.
There is a small battery at Fulton
and about two hundred troops.
Fort Pillow mounts twenty.thrcc
guns; one a l2s FOUNDER, and six riiied
32s. The rest arc OF smaller calibre.-
They have three mortars, two OF viii, Ii
are stationed just below the Fort, and
one on the Arkansas shore around
craighead Point. They came from
Pensacola.
jeff Thompson commands at Fort
Dandolph. There were no guns mount
ed there until within the last ten DAYS.
The rebels are suffering some for pro
visions there as elsewhere. Their beef
and pork is mostly spoiled. In lieu of
coffee, green rye is issued to the men,
which they parch themselves. Their
flour is about giving ont.
A strong pontoon bridge has been
constructed over Uatchee River, in the
rear of Fort Pillow, oyer it retreat then
can be made good.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
@cs. .Eessssss0:..

Ccl. ,IenniSon has been ord rel ly
the President to tic command III = con
siderable force to operate in the Indian
Territory. lie will make the fur is
from the backs Of The rebels when lie
GETS into the field. His s.conscrya'ire
friends @ thought they had him killed
of, bat they are very ,auch mistaken.
Jennison is 100 useful and too loyal q
man to be shelved for tic purpose of
placating secession sympathizers. lie
will be in Leavenwor,h in few days,
to take command of the force assigned
t. him, and march them to their field 0!
operations. lie will have brigadier's
command, and before long a briga1ier's
commission. He - fairly entitled to
wear the artar,' for the important SER
vices already performed. Dozens of
colonies have been promoted to bliga-
dierships, who had not done one tenth
the service to earn the honor Chicogo
Tribune.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

The last number Of the Tines and
4Ne,es Of Marshall County contains the
Premium List for the next County Iair
TO be held III that County. The Fair
is open to competition from al parts of
the State, inst as ours should be.
Among the various awarding Com
mittccs We find the following gentlemen
chosen from our county.
4. Rugglcs, Mr.. He'll, Harvey IIollon,
Mr.. Cole, T. X. Graham, S. Dilman
and Judge Salisbury.
We print the names as we find them,
and will add that doubtless the
"Mr. llall'' referred to, is Mr. Is. \. Hall
and the ..Mr. Cole" Mr.. &. w. Cowles.
The Fair takes place at Marshall on
tho 10 and IL Of Sept next.
We hope the Committeeman chouen
from this county, and as many others Of
our citizens who can viii be then and
there in attendance
1t will be seen elsewhere in onr pa
per to day that Iowa is called upon for
another regiment, which is to be sent
10 Washington. Recruiting is already
progressing in various parts Of The
State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
z-as-- lie Essis0s.crs are 10 set
ks:ass, EssfI.

$3.50, ,. !
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me f.l'o..insr ,,,an f,r nov;,a 70 ,he
families of officers and soldiers n tho
service If tho I-n,.aa st..os -, o.o
~ NAV lac,,,o n,;se,ors ~ Va, ,,,o
suns due them Nv tie Government
aa>ine been approved bv the President
i il is publishes! III tic information 0,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

Williamsport, May

Last night the enemy made \ slight
demonstration on tho neck opposite
this place, but not in sufficient force to
cause any serious alarm. They are
not believed to be sufficiently strong
to make an attack. Our pickets still
occupy the Virginia side Of the river
The following losses were sustained
by our retreat:
Up TO the present time, the total loss
except in the cavalry, which is light
sRms up, killed 81, wounded l22.
Stragglers are still occasionly drop
ping in.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
LATEST NEWS,
By 1 a ct Nights


The Express Messenger from Mar
shall arrived in town this morning
stating that tclcgraphic dispatches had
been received last evening at Marshall,
saying that Gen. Pope had gone down
thcMississippir,ver and captured 20, 600
prisoners and 10000 stand OF arms.
Good if true, but we presume the
capture was on the Ohio and MISSISSIPPI
pi railroad south Of Corinth, instead
Of the Mississippi river as part Of the
rebel forces in evacuating Corinth had
retreatel in that direction.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

A Pretty ViLLAGE.-About ten
miles east of Rochester, in the State
of New York, where the grand Erie Ca
nal and New York Central Railroad
are side by side, isa pretty, bustling
village in the midst Of the richest agri-
cultural section of the Union. This
village is Fairport, and here are located
the extensive Chemical Works nf d. Il
DeLand & Co., where the celebrated
Chemical Saleratus is alone produced.
The cars and boats carry the saleratus
away in large quantities, to all parts
Of the country, to be sold by grooess
and to be used by all who desire light
and Wholesome bread and biscuits. Fair
port is probably as widely known as any
village Of its population in the world.
Sold by all wholesale grcers in Chica-
go and Milwaukee, and by Armstrong
& Shanklin in Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
From Gen. Curtis Al any In Ar
kansas
st. Louis, June ,.

st. Louis, June :.
Adviccs from Askansas say one reb-
cl gunboat and several steamers are re-
ported at Little Rock. The gunboat
shcllel rebel camp under the impress
sion that it was occupied by the Fed
erals, wounding several rebels and scat
tering the whole garrison. The Union
troops had driven the rebels fifteen
miles beyond Little Red River, and
Gen. Curtis' cavalry have scattered the
enemy in his front and flank, killing Is
or 20 Of them. Report says the mouth
Of the Arkansas River is blockadcl by
the Federal vessels.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
GEN. BANKS REGAlNING HIS
LOSE GROUND.
asIlinrton. Nav 81.

w aslilnT'on, Nav 81.
A dispatch received by the War
Department states that brigade OF
onr troops, preceded BY four companies
Of Rhode Island cavalry, entered Front
Royal yesterday morning and drove
out the eEemy, consisting !of the sth
Louisiana, four companies of The 18th
Georgia and a body Of cavalry. Orr
loss was killed four wounded, with one
missing-all Rhode Island Cavalry
We captured six officers, and one hun
dred and fifty privates. We also re-
captured eighteen Of our troops who
were taken by the enemy a week ago
at Front Royal.
We captured a large amount Of trans
portation, including five engines and
eleven cars. Our advance was so rap
id that the enemy WIS surprised and
therefore unable to burn the bridge
across the Shenandoah. The loss Of
the enemy was not afertaincd, but is
said to be as large as ours.
A dispatch from Ge1. Banks to the
Secretary Of War, stats that the 9Th
n. Y. Cavalry cntcrA Martilisburg
this morning, and pass a several miles
beyond, where they Encountered the
enemy's cavalry, and cIptllred several
prisoners, wagons, musl3ts aud ammu-
milton.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
THURSDAY JUNE j, 1862.

uessrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our on
~ authorized Agents in the city Of Chicago
HIS. to procure Advertisements and Sub
scriptioas.
EF- Messrs Horace a. Shaw, Co, 81 Park
Row, 4 ii, Nassau st., New York, aAc cur
authorised agonls in New York City to pro
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
Mr MessrsS. " PETTENGIL & Co. Ne. 3,
Park Row, New Io,k, & State ST. Boston
arc orr Agents for the Io,cr Transcript, in
those cities and are authorized to take Adyer-
tisemenis and S., bsciiptions for ur at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

CoTT,N GINS At BROOKLYN, n. "
Thirty girs were running last week at
Brooklyn, cleaning Sea ISLAND cotton.
Six hundred bales had been sold At
auction, and six hundred more were
nearly ready for sale. Within ten
days one million ipounds Of nnginncd
cotton had been received, and another
million ponds were ready for ship
inent from Pot Royal, South Carolina
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
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