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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-22
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(No. 49,
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
III

mo. 179.)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DiANA-SS:
Whereas, libel Of Information has been fled in the
District Of he United States. within for the
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana, the 18th DAY
Now mber lS62 by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the
United for the District Of Indiana against
lowing described peTso al estate, i the county OF Hun
tington Indiana to-wt: certain judgment and decree
Of foreclosure ia the Court Of Common Pleas
Huntington Indiana for $3.50 30 favor Of John ~
Campbell and against Thomas Moor and especially
against William q. Campbell who Is the real owner for
a violation the powers Of Of Congress- approved
July IL, lS62 entitled An act TO suppress Instruction
punish ard rebellion. and ccnscatc
the pro ery OF rebels and for ohe purposes aud pray
ing process against said Operty and that the may
be condemned and sold aS enemies property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnon under the
seal Of said Court directed and devee do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said prop
erty, any part thereof any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said. the
rict Court the United States be held the city 81
indianapolis, in and fer the District q Indiana the
first Monday oDccember next az O'Clock II the FORE
Of that dav then Their inerpOse their
and make their allegations in that beha Z.
ID 6. ROSE, L. :. Marshal
BY j. 5. BlGELow, Deputy.
Attest;
JOHN H. RIA, Clerk novl5-ds4t
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tNo. I72.,
(NO. IT2.)
INITED sTATEs OF AMEEICA DISTINCT OF IL


NlTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
~ DIANA. IS:
WHEREAS libel Of information has been fled IN the
District Court Of the United States within and the
seventh CircGit and District q Indiana On tie 9Th
day q October. ls62, BY John Hanna ESD. Attorney
Il the Jnitec States, for the District u Indiana against
thirty nne shares II capital stock Of the T.re Hauie and
Richmond Railroad Company and ninety (s7) dol
lars and hy cen cash dividends accrued thereon IN the
hands 81" the Treasurer Of laid Company, for violation
the powers f Of Congress approved July II,
1861 entitled An act 10 suppress Instruction 20 punish
treason and rebellion, seize and c0ncate the prop
ey orebes and for other purpoes and pray process
against said property, and that the same may be
DENIED and sold A. enemies property
Now THEREFORE, m pursuance u the mouiton under the
seal Of said court 10 directed and d vered do here
by give public notice 70 81 persons claiming said property
or any part thereof in any therein
that they be and appear before the said District Cogr Of
the United States 10 be held al the city % lndsnspos
N and Tor the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
November next. o'clock Of the day
then and there 20 inierposc their claims and 70 make
their allegations in that behaf
ID @. ROsR. L. 8 Marshal
Per J. S BiGELow. Deputy.
Attest:
JoHS H. RIA. Clerk. noxi dit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-22

u TRlCI OF INDIANA, So
WHEREAS, libel of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within aud Cor the
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana the 18th day Of
November 1862 by John Hanna sq Attorney ofthe Uni
ted States for District of Indiana, follow
ing described real e. ate, siuated in Ngo county. Ddi
ana, 20 wiz Lot No Gin Mar Linton and IN garet Mad
igalS Subdivision Of that part Of the hl twenty
trree. (2) in twelve, l2) Of nine o. d ing orih
Of the of the National Road passing through said
section containing b 65 leo less accord
ing TO the recorded plat of said subdivision, and against
all persons lawfully intervening for their interest therein.
and more especially against George +. Wilson for
violation of the powers Of Act Of Congress approved
July 18th, 1862 entitled AN Act suppress nsureciion
TO punish treason and rebellion, seize and conf
the property OF rebels and other purposes, pray ing
process against said realty, and ths the may be
ndemned ami sold as enemies property.
Now, Therefore, ia pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered. DO
hereby give public notice all persons Calming said
realty any part thereof IN any manner Interested
here that they be and appear before the said the
trct Court OF The United States be held the city Of
indianapolis. in for the District If indiana the LIT
Monday Of Decen Der 10 o'clock of the forenoon
OF that day. and then and there TO nierose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE. L. s. Marshal.
ByI. = BIGELOw, Deputy,
Attest
john H. REA, Clerk. novl7-dl4t
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TRlCT OF INDIANA. ~
WuFHF.s libel e information has been filed IN the
District Court the United States. within and Tor the
Seventh Circuit ard District Indiana. the 4th day
Of November 1861. by John Hams. ESQ, Attorney Tor
the United States Of America against lot number ono
hundred and Sven O7) trays addition go the town
Of Newhurg Warrck county. Indiana. for violation OF
the powers of Congress, approved July Ia ss2
entitled IAN suppress instruction, 20 punish rea-
son aud rebellion to and con-cate the property 81
rebels and for other purposes, pra, inc process a. a
said realty, and that the may be condemned anu sold
a enemies property
Now therefore. ian pursuance II the moon under The
sea- OF said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said rally,
or any part thereof any interested therein,
they be and appear before the said the District Court
the United States be held az the city of Ind anapo-
lis in and for the District II Indiana the 3D. Monday Of
November inst 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon Of that day,
then inerpose their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf.
H. GARLAND R0SE, Z. s. w..
BY j. s. harlow, Deputy
Attest: JoHS II. RKA, Clerk u6-dl4
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U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICES,


limited STATS or AaEhlCA. DISTRICT OF md
ANS.
Whereas. libel u Information has been filed IN the
Dstrc Cour q the United States. within ard for the
Seven Circuit AM uit q Iudisna. the 18th day q
No euhsr ls63. BY Jehn Hanna ESQ. Attorney Of tie
United States for the District q Indiana against the fol-
lowing described personal estate IN the county q Aam
ton. toe state 81 iuasna, towi certain Judgment
for the Of 1881 80 less the q sts3 - aud
against George W Rector for the violation Of The powers
Of q Congress approved July n, ls63 entitled
10 suppress insuruecion. 20 punish
beon 70 seize and conhscate the property Il rebels and
for other purpose and praying proces against sad
property, and that the may be condemned and sold
nefnies' property.
Vow, therefore, in pursuance o. the mnnon under the
seal Of sad Court 10 directed and delivered DO here
by give public notce all persons claiming prop
erty or any part thereof ia any Interested
therein. that they be and pear before the said the
District Court Uued az the city
Of indianapolis in and for the District q Indiana on the
first Monday Il cerner O'Clock q the fore
q hat day then sntther inerpoSe their claims
and make their allegations Ia that behalf
D. G.. k0Sf, L Marshal
". 5. BiGELOw, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHS n. REA. Clerk. novi5-dlst
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Attest:
john II. REA, Clerk
(NO l7T)
VTNTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II
novl7-dl4t

(NO ITO
ETNTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIANR-SS
Whereas, hbe Of information has been filed in the
District Court OF the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit District of fhc 18th
November, 1892 by John Hanna fsq. Attorney IF the
United States for the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing real estate in the county Of JaSpe and State of In
DIANA The hf of the n and the n or Of
10, township IS. 5, contains 24o acres
less and against Mann Splitter for violation Of The pow
of of Congress- approved July L. 1852 entitled
An act 70 suppress Instruction, 10 punish treason and
rebellion seize and coniiscate the property If rebels
and for other purposes" aud praying process against
said real Y, and that the may be condemned and
sold "a enemies property.
Now therefore, ia pursuance Of the montion under the
seal of said Court directed and delivered here
by give public notice all claiming sal really
or any part thereof or IN any manner interested therein
that they he and appear before the said the Court
OF the United be held the Indianapolis
in and for the M trict of Indiana the fret Monday
December next at ten O'Clock ofihe forenoon oftha day
then and there nteposc their claims and make their
allegations i'm that behalf
d. G.. ROSE, United States Marshal,
BY J. ;. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest
JoHS II. RIA. Clerk. novl5-dl4t
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DIE D..

EvASS-In this city. Nov. Goth. Of consumption. Mr.
o 7. Evans.
The friends OF the family are invited TO attend the
funeral the residence Of John Fshbsc, No. 40 South
Meridian street this afternoon o'clock Services 81
the Rev. G. p. Tindal.
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no. III,
no. l7l-)
ITNHED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II DIANA

no. I'LL
UTNTTED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT OF ~
~ DIANA. $.
WHEREAS, libel q information has been fled tie Dis
trc Court q the United within and for the seventh
Circuit and District Of Indiana the 15h DAY sept ls62
By John Hanna. ESQ. Attorney for he United States
Tor the District q Indiana against stallion seized IN
Putnam county, Indiana for violation Of the powers q
al act Of Congress approx ID Juy IT, lisa entitled San
act 20 suppress nTecon, % punish treason and rebel
bon, 20 seize and eouscate the property
other purposes and praying process against said prop
ery, and tia; the same be Condemned and sold
enemies property.
NOW therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitor under the
seal q ad court directed and delivered DO here
by give public notice 10 all ciain ad property
any part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said Distinct Court q
the United STATES be held the city Of ndanapos
in and for the District q Indiana the third Monday q
November ten O'clock Of the forenoon Of that
day then and there interPo~e their claims and 70 make
their allegations IN that behalf.
D. G. ROSE Z. s. Marshal
PERI. ;. RGkIow. D-paty.
Jsie u. Rys, Clsrk nsvl-9lst
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An ECCENTRIC ESGLisHNAN-Herei i a little
BIT Of English ecceutricity IN sufficiently bad taste
even for John Bull Mr.. Queensly, the Cam
bridge sgraHf. great admirer OF the Greek
poets has given orders in has will. that after his
death his body should be sissected and has skin
AIKEN of and tanned in such a manner As TO con-
vert il into parchment. on which the Had Of Ho-
mer shall then be copied. and the singular Ms.
be deposited in the British Museum
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

FUNHE ADVERTISER. A PRAC TICAL PRINTER, WELL
n acquainted with Book AM Job Work, but having
recently LIST the Of hi~ left arm disable him
from doing Y. work. desires situation Compo>itor
Foreman in genteel establishment anywhere in
the Being able read. write aud speak Engi,h
and German, would object to upon Bookkeep
ing Cerking in county lawyers Office Wages
Object, but permanent and pleasant home desired Ad
dress GOOD WILL.
nl2-dlkwl Warren Huntington Co., Ind
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sE-As study in the difference between real
and bogus greatness. says the New York World.
read the accounts OF how Mcclellan and how
Fremont acted when relieved Of command.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-22

An eminent statesman once said: Give
me the money spent IN war. snd will purchase
every foot upon the globe. will clothe every
man, woman and chill in an attire that kings aud
queens would De proud Of | will build a school.
house on every hillside and in every valley on
the whole earth. and supply those houses with
competent teachers. ! viii build al academy in
every town and endow them college in every
State. and all them with able Professors. /
will crown every hill with church consecrated
to the PRONUNCIATION of the gospel of peace >"
e The Montreal papers say that the sleigh
ing in that city and v:cnty Is excellent There
was a severe snow storm continuing the whole
Sunday last.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-22

FfNHE CITIZENS or MARION COUNTY. INDIANA
j are hereby notified that tie Assistant AsseSSo-'s
books will be kept open for examination their Office in
Talbot News Building until the 2Oh day of November
next All appeals tsken from their Assessments must be
made In wiring ard EFF with and the and 22d
Of month VIII hear aat determine All .pt~nIs
made Parties interested viii please call upon us al that
time. wa. BRADSHAW
Assessor Sixth District 81 Indiana
osf3l-dswiDss22
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PATENTS.

MUSICAL.
$3.50. PIANOS. $50.
u EW seven-octave Pianos in rosewood cases, iron
frames. an overstrung bass for $50; with mould
ing s60 with mouldugs. carvedle legs. and nlad name
board, Sl75, SIS, $780, and upwards the same, with
pearl keys. S@25, $3.50 &c The above Pianos, though
cheap. excellent Second hand Pianos s25, $40,
$50, SEQ sT5, and 500. New Melodeons from s5C up
wards.
MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC.
We publish hundreds Of different pieces Of Music,
large number being By the first in the musical
world. Also Instruction Books for nsaTy all musical in
sruments select Band Music the Day SchcoI Bell sun
day School Bell No and 3 Patriotic Song Book, Barp
Of Freedom. &C.. &c. our CATALOGUE, which is FUR
all who send for IT, contains lists
varieties of music with prices attached. No
lady in the country should be without T.. Order by NAH
express promptly filled, ard faithfully executed
though the per-On ordering present Remit money
in registered letter or by express
HORACE WATERS Agent,
nT-d6m No 4si Broadway. y Y
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JOIN II. RKA.Clerk,
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BY j. S. BIskross, Deputy
Attest: JONI II. RIA. Clerk n6-dl4
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no. ISL
limited STATES OF AuERICa. DIS.

Attest:
JOIN II. RIA, Clerk.
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ResBh a. General Halieeks Sfrateyy-Hor a,
Coaid hsoc PrsueHted LEES Escspe 20 Rieh
mond-Subiimely Ridiculous Spectacle Of 100
900 Union Troeps Scattered 10 The -Four Wind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
fspFf7AL> DISPATCH TO THE GAZETTE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GAZETTE.
E,ssbt IN tie Reppohannock-Bytd9es w0shed oacoy-P'E
f te President to tst PosntSch ond VoaTdea Soldiers
S,e Of White Ro,tse furnsture-Fisit oj Aercsy
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Persons just FROM
fredericksburg report another heavy treshet In
the Rappahannock river, and the washing
away of the Railroad, Canal and Pontoon
bridges, thus cutting of communication be-
tween the two shores.
The President left here en- Monday for West
Point, by invitation Of Gen, Scott, to attend
the examination. He will probably return to-
morrow.
According to the official report, there were IN
thirteen hospitals in this city, Georgetown, and
vicinity; on the 18th inst, 3,4S4 sick and
wounded soldiers at the General Hospital at
Alexandria, l,4sl; and at the Fairfax Seminary
Hospital, 2l6; making total Of 5,lSl
On Monday next, at the Presidents House,
500 yards Of velvet carpet-the East Room
carpet-sofas vases, tables, bedsteads, DC, are
to be sold at public auction.
Anunber Of ladies from Alexandria, who
have relatives and friends among the Contede-
rate prisoners here, visited the city to-day,
bringing with them clothing, and such delica~
cies as the sick and wounded most require.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-25

Two men, in the Confederate army at Rich
mond have been sentenced to be branded and
drummed out Of camp, tor attempting to de-
scrt, and one to be executed for the same Of
fence With aggravating circumstances.
A lineal descendant Of Martin Luther is
useful citizen Of New York, and at his shop III
Third avenue the curious visitor may peruse
family record whereby his pedigree is uninter-
ruptedy traced basa.ll
A letter published in the n. 7. World,
written from Banks division, dated Winches-
ter, June 20, says;-''Thata a desperte attempt
will be made, within three weeks, to drive US
out again, | think most probable. It is the
general opinion Of the people to whom many
private channels Of information bring intelli-
gence, which is very often to be relied upon,
and the abundant wheat crop Of the valley,
which is rapidly rpening, can seem no mean
prize in the estimation Of the army, whose
prospect Of continued supplies Of food is by no
means certain. Jackson, too, promised the
people Of Winchester to return again after
few weeks absence. Not the slightest i'm
provement in loyalty can be discovered, even
while watching carefully to discover some indi-
cations Off The presence of the army among
the people makes then worse and worse in
their dlsahection.
The n. Y. World says:-'fThere are many
evidences that the 'pipelaying" for peace
party is in active progress in several Northern
States Secret caucus;ng and confidential cor
responnence are, thus far, its main instruments,
aided by thinly disguised attempts to bring the
war into discredit.'
Mr. J. McNamee of Easton Pa, has inveE-
ted and very recently taken out patent for an
indicato and register of drinks and segars, to
be used at the bars Of hotels and drinking res
taurants, to detect barkeepers who are dlshon-
estly inclined.
A medium was lately resorted to by
mother to ascertain the condition of her SON.
The medium obtained an interview with the
spirit Of the bold soldier boy, who furnished an
account of the manner of his sad taking of
The afflicted mother returned home Just in
time to receive letter from her son, who was
enjoying excellent health, having escaped all
the dangers of the battle field
A gun to ':destroy iron-cads, invented by
gentleman of n Y, has been experimental
with at Jersey city, in the presence of num-
ber of officers of the navy. The experiments
we're regarded as successful, the ball perSora-
ting-under water-two 3-inch planks the
usual thickness Of vessels sides 1t is claim
ed that this weapon, placed upon a submarine
boat, will destroy any iron-clad afoat attacking
her beneath the water, where she will be una
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-25

Mr. James Gallatin in long letter to the
Chairman Of the Finance Committee, reasons
against doubling the issue Of Treasury paper
in less than four months from the original Is
sue Mr.. Gallatin deplores all such paper IN
fatlons, as perilous to currency, and to proper
ty, and to society. Mr.. Gallatin reasons, that
In lieu of going into paper imitation, the u. 5.
should resume specie payments, which he
says, they are we'll able to do, with little ar
rangement and regulation. Mr., Gallatin was
one of the Wall street bankers who in 1851,
ed off in Wall street, to elec3 Abraham Lin
coin
The Committee Of Conference on the Tax
OlII decided to report in favor Of suspendlng
the Direct Tax law of the Extra Session fortwo
years Eastern members regard this suspen-
SION as equivalent to repeal Of the law, since
amajority Of the next Congress will be from
The West under the new apportionment.
\ move is making against the gambling es-
tabllshments at several Of the celebrated water
Ing places in Germany. At some Of them,
however, the gamblers have contract which
ooes not expire until 1870
There are snow banks in some Of the noun
'a'0 regions Of Vermont, still five feet deep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-25

County, Nd. Mr.. Fl having taken the oath
of allegiance to the 3. S. obtained a warrant
from Mr. Mckenzie for the arrest Of his run
away slave, which arrest was effected the ne
gro, however, was subsequently taken from the
civil officers by soldiers, and the case carried
before COL Gregory, the .. S. provost mar
shall, who declined to deliver the runaway to
his owner and released him from custody. 1t
is said that the matter is to be laid before the
President in Washington AS party OF young
gentlemen were driving out on Monday after
noon, on the Alexandria and Washington Turn
pike, the horse became frightened at locomo-
tive passing on the Railroad, and starting off,
pitched the buggy down the embankment,
throwing the gentlemen OFT and severely lnjur-
ing them: Grabs, fresh Salmon, Hallbut,
Mackerel and Cod are brought to this place re-
gularly now, from the eastern markets there
was considerable disturb: nee in the Southern
part of the town, yesterday, and last night, in
consequence Of all assault made upon a white
man by negro, and efforts to arrest the ne
groe the arrangements for the camp fer con-
valescent soldiers, adjoining the hospital 1t the
Seminary, near this place, are going on, with
much spirit according to the last official re-
port there are in the Z. S. Hospitals in Alex
andria 1854 sick and wounded soldiers.
AN INCIDENT. A correspondent with the
army of the Potomac records this lncldent:-.
yesterday the enemy were reposlng quietly
on their arms The day was somewhat up IN
= III /, ,l,,o;+ 10 md tJUo commanding
armies were broiling in the sun-sWeatlng un-
der arms before Richmond. Our Commander
in Chief came along. His we'll known face was
soon telegraphed from one to another, and, as
usual there came forth from their lusty throats
long, lond and deep cheer after cheer at his ap-
nearance. He could not conceal his Identify
Hearing these demonstrations Ot welcome SO
near their pickets, the enemy opened on our
forces. During this duel, Gen. Mcclellan as
canded large oak tree, and beheld the move
ments Of the enemy. It required much daring,
much GOODNESS, and a respectable amount OF
;ndomitable will to face the fire Of the batteries
now nlavine upon our lines, but to ascend
tree. and draw their fire, is something not IN
tended to be on the programme.
Gov johnson, of Tenn, had a very inter-
esting conference with Dr. R. b. g. Howell, OF
the First Baptist Church; Rev. c. u. Elliott,
Of the Female School; DR.. Sehon, Of the Meth
odist Church; Rev Mr.. Ford, Of the Baptist
Church; DR.. j. T. Kendrick, Of the First Pres
byterian Church, and Rev. ". d. /. sawric,
Of the Methodist Church, all cergymen at
Nashville. He announced to them that ne
had made up his mind if they preached they
must take the oath Of allegiance.
In the operations before Vicksburg, the Fed
eral feet is to be aided by a land force OF seVe-
raj thousand men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-25
Return of the President.

New York, June 25.-The President pass
ed through here this morning, en- route Tor
Washington