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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

Kentucky correspondent of the New York
Express gives tie following a. statement made
by Gen. Nelson previous To his death:
Mark my words. gentlemen. | know General
halieck thoroughly He i. unquestionably. A
mall OF great intellect. but heartless AMI unscru
puions. he will tolerate no man in the army
Who usurps the affections of hi, soldiers His
whole energy n bent upon making himself Die
tator. Mcclellan aud Buell. are IN his way. and
lie i locking Tor an Opportunity. and VII. ssze II
when i comes. TO remove. and if possible to Dis
grace them BOTH
Nelson was formerly in the Navy HaIleck
although an army officer. acted a. Commodore
shubrick's CHIEF of staff during le47-s in the
prosecution OF military operations on the Pacific
coast Rochester Union
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Fighting Qual,ue. OF Negroes.

The Abolition papers rejoice At the intelligence
that company OF negroes, engaged in a recent
seuon IN Georgia. against the rebels. have nc
Quilted themselves like good soldiers The fact
being stated, We suppose the mex; move OF the
ultras will be % increase the outside pressure 80
that large negro force shall be called into the
service IL nav then happen that the military
power of the South will be in the hands of she
blacks which ~ill be the equivalent OF either re
sgning the territory 20 the negroes. or by aud by
the ~hites OF the North want il. OF another ar
To disPo.sess the blacks Il is by the Aud OF
Craftsmanship and wisdom which such Abolition
i"ites display. that the radicals OF this country
viii be known IN lie future history ST Louis
Republican
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

WHEREAS A libel II information has been fled in the
District Court 81 the United States within aud for the
seventh Circuit and District 81 Indiana the
OF November 1867, by John Hanna. Esq. Attorney for
the United States of America, against Lot number
hundred and seven (lO7) ia 6ray's addition the town
81 New9urg War; ck county. Indiana. for a Volaon II
the powers O an act Of Congress appsved July L. s62
entitled AN act Ia suppress insurrectio punish frea-
son and rebellion % sez and confcafe the property Il
rebels and Tor other purpoe PRAYING prcess against
said realty. and that the be condemned and sold
a. enemies property
Now, therefore in pursurne Il the monion under the
seal OF said Court 10 me directed and delivered de- here
10y give puhc notice o. al er-onS claiming said realty
or any part thereof or in interested therein
that they he aud appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States, be held city Ind anao-
lis in and for the District # Indiana the 81 Mona II
November inst, az 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon # that day.
then and there 90 inieose their claims and make their
allegations IN that behalf
u. GARLAND ROSE. 4. :. n.
BY j. :. hesLOw. Deputy.
Attest: JoHS II REA Clerk medic
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NO Isl
LIMITED STATES OF DIS.
Attest:
JOIN II. REA. Clerl

U OF INDIANA. -.
WHEREAS A libel Of Information has been filed In the
District Court Of the United States within and Tor the
seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana 18th day Of
November, lsG2 by John Hanna Esq Attorney of the Uni
ted States for the District OF Indiana against follow
Ing de cribs real cs'are situated go county, ndi-
ana, 10 wiz Lot No in Mary Linton AMI Margaret Msd
igafs subdivision OF tha part of the hf
rec, (25l in twelve, ~ OF niIe 90 ~ ing orfh
OF the center OF the National Road passing through said
section containing - 90 100 acres more or less accord
ing To the recorded plat of said subdivision
all persons lawfully intervening for their therein
ana more g. pecal!y paIlS one George H. Wilson for
violation OF the powers Of Act Congress approved
July lIth lS62 entitled An Act suppress insurrection
to punish treason anf rebellion 10 seize aud conf cate
the property of rebels. and other purposes PRAYING
process against said really ard tina The may
G ndemned and sold as enemies ~, perry.
"w therefore, ia pursuance # the Mention under
seal of the said Court directed delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
realty. or any part thereof in any manner interested
therei that they be and appear before the said the
trc Court OF the United States to he held the
Indianapolis IN and for the Ds o Indiana on the lst
Monday OF Decen Der 10 o'clock the forenoon
OF that day. and then ard there interpos their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE. L. s. Marshal
BY |. = BIGElow. Deputy,
JOHN H. hEA, Clerk. novl7-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

~ DIANA. ~
WHEREAS. libel Of information has been filed in The
District Court 81 the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana ON the 1T day
of the United Slate for the District Of Indiana AGAINST
lots Nos 73Ii l02 l6 III Ia and las IN dyisiou Of
The Nincennes Commons; also, subdivision Nc. 81 lot
No Z6 IN the city II Nincenne the being p feet
r"it on Main street. and commences 50 and i've
inches from the Of Main aud Third streets and
running the Nd u feet. the same distance from
said third street, the fun depth sad i26; also one
loot Of ground taken OF from sub division No of said
lot l26, adjoining 10 subdivision No aforesaidhe said
Tot OF ground fronts Main the came
width adjoining subdvision No T. the full depth Of aid
lot No 1876 ard together makes % feet front on Main
street. IN the city OF NincenHes II being the same prop
eriy upon which j. now Gated two-tory brick building
occupied the Potoce in said city: all said real estate
Is in the city Of Incennes the county of Knox and the
state of Indiana Tor the violation powers an act
Of Congress approved y ~, is62, ented IAN act 10
suppress Instruction, 20 punish treason and rebellion 10
seize and csniscatc the property ~ other
purpose and praying process against said realty and
that the same may be coDdemned aud sold ~ enemies
property.
Nov. therefore, in pursuance # the monton under the
seal Of said Court 10 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 al persons claiming aid reality
or any part thereof therein,
thar they be appear before the said Dsfr Cont II
The United States, 10 b. held the city II Inianapos
IN and FIR the District Of Inliana on the thi Monday
81 November next at ten O'Clock the forenoon AT
day then and there to infep0se heirclas and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE. L. :. Marshal
Attest:
JOHN H. RIA Clerk. no-4-dl4,
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U. S. MARshAL's NOTICES.
CNo. ls6)
UTNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISH OIL.
III

(N0. l761
UTNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISH OIL.
u DIANA-S&
Whereas. libel OF inform alton has been Ec.l the
strict Court II tie United Stcs. within AMI for The
Seventh Circuit and Dstri OF indiana GA the l. a day
OF November. ls63 by John Hanna ksq. Attorney ftlc
In ted state Tor the district II ana again tth- undi
vid hfO hf of qre hf Of az. qrn hfof qr
part hf II Or all ia - town,hp IS range
and the part Of the or % -. township
IS r9w suste in the county at Newton sHd State Of
ndiana also. Of land aiming l6o decided
by Jared lcamen Mann splitter. September b ls5s
ard recorded IN Jasper county. Indiana Ia Deed Record
No H. page $50. snd aiisi Mann Sptler for violation
OF powers Of ct Congress- approved Jaly L.
ls62. entitled AN act to suppress surrection punish
treason and rebellion seize aud couscae the property
Of rebels and for ther purpose and uraying process
against said realty and that may be condemned
aud sold a. enenies' properly.
Now therefore pursuance II the montiOn der the
seal Of ad Coust % directed and delivered do here
by give publ notice ali persons claiming laid realty
or any part thereof IN any interested therein
that they De and app before ihe said. the District
Court 81 the United States. be held the city of In
diansp polls in and for the District Indiana
Monday 81 December next. tn O'Clock II the forenoon
q that dav, then and there nierpose their claims snd
make their allegations in that behalf
u. q. RO>E. L. :. Marshal.
By J. ;. BisKLow, Deputy.
Attest:
yoHS ". Rs.N. Clerk noVI5-dlst
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JoHN II. RIA, Clerk

M. l13
z TNITED STATES or AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA s.:
WnEREAs. A libel Of information has been ded in IN.
District Court Of the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana on the st
day OF October. 1862, 10y John Hanna 20 Attorney
TOT the tinted States 81 America. for the District II Ia
diana AGAINST the undivided part OF survey
30 zS' 'arA 6rati Clark county, Indiana tract
containing JV- acres, more less Tor violation of the
""efs u an act Of Congress Of July IL. Iss2 entitled
Al act 10 suppress Instruction, punish fra..t d
rebellion. 20 seize and coi-ca;c the proterx 81 rebels
ana Tor other purposes and praying proves against aid
iad AID that the same may be- condemned and seld a.
enemies property.
Now, therefore. in pursuance the uonition under
the seal Of laid court 60 directed and delivered do
herrb' give public notice 10 all persons claiming aid
goods or any part thereof. in any manner ipterset
therein that they be and appear before the aid .trc
Cour Of the United States, be held the CITY ofdan
apelis m ad for the District Of INDIANA on the n usa
." November next, at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon a. ~ a
day then and there 10 inirrrose their claim. and ,l
their allegations ia that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, L. :. Marshal
Per A. MARION RurEE. Deputy.
JoHN II. RIA, Clerk nov. srs,
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I STTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or ~
u DIANA. -.


- DIANA, s.
NHEksAs libel - Information has been fled IA IN.
srict Court q the United states within and for tie
seNehh Circuit and District q Indiana, on the 9Th
day 81 October. ls5g. by John Hanna Esa A,tar,ex
81 the United State. for the District u Indiana a.is.
thirty nine shares II capital stock Of the Trrre aus ard
kchmont Eairoad Company and ninet, -seven 81 dol
lar and MS cent cash dividends accrued fhereon in b
bands Of the treasurer Of aid Company for violation
me powers 4 an act Il Congress approved Juy IL
ioz entitled An acitO suppress in,urrecio 10 punish
ueAh aid Rebellion. 10 seize and cOn-csfe the nrop
ery :" rebels aud Tor other purpose aud process
ssast SAID property aud thar the same may be con-
"' ilei and -oid a. enemies property
Sos' thereore, n pursuance q the mon0n under the
seal 81 said court 10 me directed and delivered a. here
by give public notice to all persons claiming said property
any part Thereof, OF IN any manner interested tcre,
inst they - and appear before the said District (u- ~
the tnited States % 10 held the city a Indanaps
IN ana ior Tie District Of Indiana On the third Monday Of
november next a ten occk Of the q tia; dav
then and there 20 nferpo>e their claims and 10 make
Their allegations in that behalf
d. &. ROSF, L. :. Marshal
Per J. s BIGELow, Deputy.
JoHS IL REA. Clerk. novl-dI4t
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From the Phade' rhia Press Of Wednesday.
fredericksburg to be Thanked by Gen
Frank lin'< Division.

The passage OF great rivers in tie presence oil
the enemy. said Frederick the Great, as one Of
the most delicate operations in war" This re
mark was the result of life long experience ia
warfare. and while We have all the difficulty on
the Rappahann0ck we have the most promising
means ot overcoming IL in an army sufficiently
large To occupy the attention of the enemv IN
front of his position whist column moves
secretly to the right or left and makes a passag q
of the stream
Delicate a. the operation of the Rappahannock
may be. and disastrous as it may prove General
Burnside bias evidently undertaken the task and
will successfully cross the river upon which MS
army now lies. opposed to Gen Lee. General
ffahklim's grand division j. now NOV ng 10 a
point on The Rappahannock, west OF Freiericks-
burg I'VE need not say where and will cross
that river. haDking the rebel position. AID main
tanning his own. To check this movement
jackson and Hill have been Withdrawn from the
valley OF the Shenandoah. and probably ordered
TO move east on the south bank OF the Kappa
hammock. To check and flank Franklin. while
Lee falls upon him with a large force and ami
hilates him CHA
The rebels are fully aware OF all available
movements of our army Is it any worier that
the rebels are solcitous mot for their capital for
that u of little use 10 us or them but for the
hazardous position nov held by their armyl
That Burnside has assumed the res pOa>Le task
OF crossing the RappahsnnOek cannot how be
doubted, and If he can force the enemy To con
eeniraie and give him heavy battle ~ near
Fredericksburg, so much the better. IL Is deli
cate operation that j. entrusted to Burnside. and
one which. IL well execnted. will prove a sorry
iens Tor The rebels and esince genuine military
genius Burnside has great advantages over the
enemy IN hiS present. position. ant he will Ger
tAlniy maka use OF them promptly as he has done
heretofore
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4 TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.

mo. I'D
EMITTED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN.
DIANA-SS
Whereas, libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United states within and for the
Seventh Circuit District Of Indiana or The 18th ay Of
November, 1862, 10y John Hanna ESQ. Attorney Of the
United States for the District of Indiana against the fol
lowing real estate In the county Of Jaspe and State of In
diana, towit. The hf Of the or and the q Of sec
49, township rs s. coutafni 80 acres more or
less, and against Mann Splitter for violation of the pow
er Of an act OF Congress approved July L. 1862 entitled
An act 10 suppress in~urreci"n punish and
rebehont seize AMI coniscate the property e rebels
ana Tor other purpose" and praying process against
SAID real v, and that the may be condemned and
sold as enemies pre- perry.
Now Therefore in pursuance Of the ontion under the
seal OF said Court 10 directed and delivered do here
10y give public notice al persons Ginning sal really
or any part thereof in any interested therein
that they be- and appear bef The said strict Court
OF the United Siae 10 be held AT The city of INDIANAPOLIS
IN and for the rict OF Indiana the first Monday of
December next, ten O'Clock Ofrhe forenoon of hat
then and there to nterposc their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. United States Marshal
BY J. $ BIGELow. Deputy.
Attest:
JoHN II. RIA. Clerk. novl5-d14t
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

(N0. lT9.)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
WANA-SS:
Whereas, libfl Of information has been filed in The
District Court Of he United States. within and for tie
seventh Circuit ana district a Ind ana ON the 18th day
Nov mber, s62. by John Hanna, ESQ Attorney Of the
United tsteS for the District of IndaI against the fol-
lowing described perso al estate in l county Of Hun
tngton. Indiana, certain JUG gment and decree
OF foreclosure IN The Court Of Common the county
Of Huntington. indiana for $3.50 30. in favor Of John u
Campbell aud against Thomas Moor, and especially
against William e. Campbell. who j. the owner for
violation o. the powers Of Of Congress- approved
July IL, 1852 entitled An suppress nsurrection
10 punish tire and rebellion. seize and cen~cac
the proerty Of rebels and for oihe purposes aud pray
ing process AGAINST said opery and that the may
be condemned and sold a. enemies property.
now. therefore, IN pursuance 81 the under the
seal OF said Court 10 directed and delivered here
by give public notice all persons claiming said prop
er'y, or part thereof in any interested
therein that they he aud appear before said the
ft Court the United States 10 be held az the city Of
Indianapolis, in and fer the District of Indiana on the
hrSt Monday OF December O'Clock
noon OF that dai then and there ineTpoSe heir claims
and lake their allegations in thar bella I.
ID q. kOSE. l. :. MarShal
BY }. ;. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JOHN H. hEA, Clerk. nOvl5-d4t
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no. isSl
TNTTEp STArksof AMENCA. plsTRlCT or md.

NO. l7%l
ITNTTED STArEsoF AMEmCA. DISTRICT or INDI-
- ANS
Whereas. libel Il nfornafion hos been fled IN the
Dstricf Coor of tae United State wt n and for the
Seven Circuit st IN q iniaa, the 18th day q
Ne enher ISL 81 John Hanns. 80. Attorney % the
United for The District Of indiana against The fol-
lowing described person a. estate "a the county u Ham-
ton N the state II T. lana. t0Nr certain judgment
for the 81 81 s3l 80 less tho II &fS3 IS and
against Gergr " Rector for the vioafion 4 he powers
Il an act 4 tongress approved JulF az. ls62 e
an ACT 10 suppress usrrec bon, 10 punish TREASON and
eeion 20 seize and concaie The property u rebels and
Tor other parpoSe, aud praying process again, sa a
property and that the may be CONDEMNED and sold
snemies' property.
Now therefore, IN pursuance % the moron under the
seal o SAID Court directed ans delivere do
BY give public notice - all persons claiming said prop
ery, any part thereof IN any manner Interested
therein that they be and appear before the said the
District Court the United be held al the CITY
Of Indianapolis, IN and for the District Indiana ON the
FIRST Monday Il Decemher next ten O'Clock q he fore.
q hat day, then and there nterpo>e their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
ID. g. kOSE 4 : Marshal
BY J. ;. BiGELow Deputy.
Attest:
JoHS ii. RIA. Clerk. novi5-dlst
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kNN. Ill
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. -.

iNt. Ill
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA. -.
NHEEEAs, libel u information hAs bee led IN the DIS
trefCourf q the United states within seventh
circuit and District Of the 25th DAY ls62
~ John Hanna, Esc. Attorney for tie United States
for The District q Indians. against stallion seized In
Putnam county Indiana. violation of the rors Of
an act of ConSres approved July ~, ls2 enf I'd An
set 20 suppress Instruction. O. punish Treason and rl
lion. seize and cosfi<cate properly ~ - s
otner pupo>e and praying prc-s against sad prep
cry atd tfa The zane mas BE- condemned and so.d as
enemies property
No~ Therefore, in pursuance Of the mention under TIE
sea- y SAD corr 10 me DIRE led aud delivered Do herr
- eve public nofice 70 all persons claiming aid property
% any part ther-of. IN any tlle~ir
mat they = and appear before the said Dsfrc Court II
he United states. 20 be held the city ~ l,=,.-t
n and for The District of lDana. the third Monday u
November DeNt. AZ ten ocick Il the forenoon 81 th.f
day, then aud there % inerpose their Claims and "a r.l
their allegations in thar behalf
ID. g. ROSE. Z. = Marshal.
PERI > BlsKIoW. Deputy.
Js1 W. R~A. Sisrk. p~xf-at.,
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REWARD.
8 90 r e w a r q

gyIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
given fer the recovery Of he godk stoi n my
Saturday night, I'D Nosemb~r and for a-
PR hensi0n and convection Of the party or parties con-
cerned. DANIEL J. CALLlSAN.
ocraS- DIV
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4 LOT UPON CIRCLE STREET. AIyoT NEAR THE
~ Blind Asylum, and House ard Lot near The Blind
Asylum AckERNAN 4 PIERCE
s"FAs-dz~ Real Estate gsRts.
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go. l74.)
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.

Attest: JoHS II. REA, Clerk.
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TAYLOR & CREYCR,

At THE HUNTINGDON NJ hHE.'.-'
u HUNTINGDON, IA
Sell Fruit & Ornamental 1ress, Nil'' a. i
better growth, larger sire, and ail0Nt. w
than any Of the Northern or Eastern y --''''
and warrant them true 10 name
Standard Apple trees al iss een,' '--
Sl6 per lOe. -.--, q,
Peach trees, 5 10 20 CTS eaeh-s .-.''
SIS per 100.
Standard Pear trees. 30 90 - c's o-,-' o-, =,
Dwarf Pear trees, SOS t0Si eaea--' -
per loo
Dwarf Apple trees. 80 TO .; cts eaeA
Standard Cherry trees 81. 10 - e'''s
Dwarf Cherry trees 30 10 - e's'
Plum trees 90 cts.
Apricot trees 80 20 80 cts.
Nectarine trees % cts each.
Grape Vines % cts TO 81.
Silver Maple trees 623 to 81
European Ash, 20 20 l
European Larch, 20 cts 10 l.2V'
Norway Spruce, 80 cts 70 -. en-
American Balsam Pine, 20 cts 10 80 ct.
American & Chinese Arbor WIZ
SI.5O =.
Strawberry Plants, 81 per lCO, &C.
Huntington. Jan. %, ls6o.- Sm'