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The Portland daily press., 1862-09-26

DESTIsrRy.--Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 2i1 Con-
gress Street first door cast of lst Parish Church,
Portland, Me. aug7dly
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-26

n. B.-Beef extra and first quality includes no.
thing but the best large, fat, stall-fed Oxen.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-26

DIS. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS. No. III
Middle Street, Portland, Me- augl5-ly
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-26

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H. A. LAMB, NJ. D.,
Office, of Congress and Chestnut Streets
Portland, Me.
Particular attention paid to Surgery. including
diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-d6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

The Boston Herald, of recent date. thus
speaks OF the wages allowed to the working
white women OF Boston:
We are informed that a large number of wo-
Al this city aud vicinity hired To make
WOODEN shr,s tor soldiers the pitisb'e pittance
OF five cents piece, They hired bv con
tractors. vino get good prices out OF the Cavern
ment. and are growing rich out OF the business
We are further informed that "a smart woman can
m Ike two OF these shirts ia day, thereby earn
lug TEN GEMS Ii she makes more than two. she
must sight her work, and then the soldiers suffer
psri OF The swnde The women who are forced
by stern necesst, 10 10 such work II such Isiee.
or strive. my be the wives, daughters or sisters
OF soiliess who have fallen IN b,tte. who still
stani with the Il /; of the Union with the Army
OF the Republic.
As the Herald is strong Abolition paper. We
presume il don't SANDER Boston uudeservedly
Ten cents day is very small wages for AN honest
aud industrious white womin to earn. and es
pecially it she is the mother, wife sister of
''some soldier who has fallen in battle. or Who
still stands by the flag of the Union" 1t is a
shame to chronicle such oppression of white
women, but a still deeper disgrace for Govern
contractors To pay SUCH prices while they
are growing rich out Of the business No doubt
these rascaly contractors are great lovers OF the
negro race. and deeply sympaihize with the OPP
pressed African. but poor white man and woman
ought 10 live on ten cents day. according TO
Yankee conscience ard libefali,yl
While these grand evidences of New England
generosity are being played OF in Boston, the
people of the United States supporting 1000
conirabands-funaway or stolen negroes--and
giving theIa rations snd lodgings costing 40 cents
day each. OF nearly three millions OF dollars per
annuml II they would ju-, let the negroes stay
where they belong, aud Appropriate the three
millions of dollars 10 the support of the soldiers
wives. mothers. sisters and daughters. these con-
tractors and Yankee negro lovers would have
some claim on the graft ude OF their country
Ten cents a day for white womans labor
That's too dissracetul. even for Boston.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

The telegrapher- send the news that LINCOLN
i resolved to adhere TO his proclamation and
negro policy. and that he would sooner die" than
desert his Abolition friends in New England. Ii
il Just ike him Having sworn that the old
horse sixteen feet high, it would be letting
down the Presidential dignity to say that he only
meant sixteen hands. Old Ana must have
back bone" even il the country goes TO perdi-
ton
The recent elections would have taught any
man less stubborn than Mr. LIScoIS the folly of
persis,ing in his mad and mischievous policy
about the negro in conducting this war. When
the freemen of the great States of Ohio. Penn
sylvania. Indiana. New York New jersey and
Illinois. giving millions of SURFACES and one
hundred and twenty electoral votes, come out ut
the ppll@ and grind his Abolition partisans into
powder. and condemn his insane measures for
destroying the Union. n man less under the do
minion Of his passions would halt in the career
Of folly which others had marked out for him.
But he has chosen his friends. and these friends
and himself will toppIe into the same political
grave. New England, thank Heaven, can no
longer rule the nation
Mr LINCOLN refuses to hear the voice Of the
people OF the North western and Central States,
and ue'ts with contempt the profferei support Of
conservative men. He places himself above the
people. "a he has already done above constitu
tons and laws and nurtures in his bosom the
vipers who have stung this nation almost unto
death He spurns the Union sentiment of the
coan,ry. and takes to his confidence the GARRI-
SONS. the GREELEYs. the GIDDISosIs. the JuLIASs,
the WADfs and the CHAMBERS
Mr. LINCOLN has made his choice. and spits
upon the peoples verdict. He refuses all aid to
restore the Union it The people demand
that U#on. and riH hare no other, Let conserv
alive citizens every where organize for that grand
and holy purpose. and in 1864. let them hurl
from power the last vestige of the Abolition fac
ton in the free States. There will never be quiet
In the land while that pretentious. self sufficient
and hypocriticaI band of agitators have polite al
power in the nation. The late elections cut them
down in Congress The people have done siori-
ousy in 1862 In 1864 lee them expel the last OF
these Tarquins from the Capitol.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

hear, rcudinc ~ the extreme The-e POOR fellows
sav ti.t tlseir officer hare 81 but little sympa-
thv Tor them. ard tl.s' tie men were lets 90 the
mercy 81 c4reie-- nnr-es and iucYml eseut phv-i-
cian-. g. live or die a. the L,rd sileI. They say
that ff.,m Gen Curtis d .wu - tile faesine<t Col
onel. sgscglafioss ia cotton afpear a. be The al
sosbing mosive ct the Ofiicsrs There ha- been
little ~ no fighting dome los these afm.e- and
wher scouting p-rties f1ve.,rse ou' 90 iiurs ues-
rillss. II his always deseneraEei into capturing
horses asies biooded horses and other valuable.
which have been appropnaied 70 the private use
OF the officers IN command Of regiments. Thou
SANDS OF bales OF COTTON have been shipped AZ
the Mississippi OF around BY water from Nes
Orleans on private account. or has been sold bs
these officers % cotton brokers. who follow the
army 70 pick up the plumber Of the camps. met
an intelligent soldier 10 day. Who saws that many
Of the Indiana Colonies have made fortunes out
Of this system, and he declares thar an honest
court martial would convict scores of ofiicer- Of
the most bare faced plunder OF citizens lie say:
that Gen. Curtis has made millions oct Of this
system and that every little Colonel j. lining hi
purse with what belongs to others He think
that Curtis has been superseded IN his command
Tor this reason ami thai the Adninistraton ha'
only Just found out what has been going on. Fo'
six or eight months this game his been in full
practice, and il j. a pty that il was not found ou
sooner We have heard of il in Cairo foi
months. and the evidence has been before u.
nearly all the time | heard OF Colonel from
Indiana who sent home drove OF mules foul
months ago but am too Tar of from you I,
learn If they arrived safe AZ his farm
These officers VII: go home when the war i
over. and claim wonderful credit for their ser
vices hope there will be some way found on
TO deduct from their pay the value OF the article
appropriated TO their own use. and which neve
belonged to them The poor privates are pun
ished for taking even a chicken. The officer
gobble down cotton. mules. horses. &c. Is Their
ieay Of reaching fh~se ehaPs2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES
NO. ll6-l
TNITED STATES OF AMEklCA. DIsTk OIL
DlASA-SS.

no. 176l
TINTED STATES OF AMEkICA. DIsTk OIL.
u DiANA-S>
whereas, libel Of Information has been frd IN the
ID strict Cout Of United ties within snl fer ihe
Seventh Circuit and D>tr Indiana on The 4 day
of NoNember lsss by John Hanna. ksq Attor~, ofthe
Tn ted state istrct Of indiana again ih, und
vid dhfo hf Of ore h q a.. CIV III q qr
part Il hf Of AT In &C 5tvwn-hip1S.
", and the west part u The or ~ sec s. township
- r9w. IN the county ~ Newton std 81
also. Of land containing t60 decided
by Jared lcamen 20 Mann Spt-r, September 81 ls5s,
and recorded Jasper county. indiana IN Deed Record
page and against Mann Spitler for xioiaon
Of the power of - Congress- approved July ~.
lS62 entitled An act 10 suppress Instruction 20 punish
treason and Rebellion and conseae property
rrbels and for thcr purposes, and praying process
against said realty ard hiatt may be Condemned
and sold 5 enemies property.
Now therefore. n pur~uacc 81 the monIon der the
seal ssii Cou.t directed aud delivered DO here
by give publ all ersois claiming said realty.
any part thereof in any interested therein.
that they be- AMI app before ihr said. the bsrci
Court the United state be held al the city q In
danapos aud for the District Of Indiana tie first
Monday of december ncNt clock II the forenoon
Of that day aud there n;erpo>e their claims and
make their ale stiOns ia that behalf
n. q. RtlSF. L. 8 Nar~hai.
BY J. ). BIcEIov, Deputy.
Attest:
JOHS II. RrA. Clerk. noyl5-dist
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

United STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS
MHREAs. libel OF information has been filed in the
District Court 81 the United for
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the day
OF November, 1867, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
OF the United States. for the District Of Ind
lots Nos 73.74 l01 l6 III s4 ana las in division IL q
The Nincennes Commons al,o subdivision No. ? Of Tot
No 26 ia the cts of NiBcennes same being feet
on Main street. and feet nd tive
niche from the If Nam and Third street,, and
running the wd II feet the same distance from
said third the fuii depth said lot
foot of ground OF from sub division No ef aid
oi 1876 adjoining 10 subdivision No afoTesaidihe said
OF ground fronts Main street and the
width adjoining subdivision a the fu depth
lot No. i2G ard together makes y feet front Main
street. in the ~ Of vinceunes, being the prop
erty upon which l. Gated two-sfory brick building
occupied The PO>toce ia aid city: all said real
Is the CRY II NnccnneS the county OF Knox and the
State of Indiana Tor the violation Of the powers
81 Congress approved ~ u. 1862. entitled
suppress insnrrccin 10 punish tress0 ard rebellion 20
SEIZE and csnscate the property If rebels and for other
purpose ami praying process against said realty. and
that the may he condemnei and sold enemies'
property.
Now. therefore, in pursuance 81 the moon under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered lido here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said realty
aly part thereof in any interested therein
tbat they be and appear before the
the United States 20 be held at the city Of indianapolis
IN and fr the District Of Indiana ON the third Monday
day then and h inerpo>e theirclam. and to make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Per j. 5. BIGEL0~. DePa'y.
Attest:
JOIN II. REA, Clerk. no-4-d14.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
mo. l77.)

tNO. l17)
ETNITEn STATES or AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN
u DIAN A--SS
whereas, libel Of Information has lie filed in the
District Court Of the Uniied states within and for the
Seventh CT cult District 81 Indiana he 18th cav Of
November, is62- rs John Hanna Esq., Attorney the
United States Tor The District Of indiana against the fol-
lowing real estate in the county of Jaspe and
diana, The hf OF the n " the OF sec
10, 10 TnShip 2s RANGE s. cOuiani 2iO acres,
less, and agant Mann Splitter. for violation of he pow
err Of an act Of Congress approved Jaly H. 1861 eu led
IN oct t. su-fress in-urrrcon punish and
rebelon.t seize AM coniscae the property 4 rebels
and for 9th purpose, and praying process against
said real " and that the may be condemned and
sold a enemies sr' perty.
Now therefore, in pursuance If the m0non under the
seal OF said Courf directed here
by give public motto. all persons claiming really
or any part thereof in any incres ed therein
that they and appear Def the I'd III. strict Court
of the United state be held the city OF indiana polls,
in and for the trct Of Indiana. the r>i Nunfsy Of
December next ten cl ok ofih forenoon of that ay
then and Their" TO iuterpose their claims make their
all, cations in thar behalf
ID. @. RUSE. United States Marshal.
By j. 5. B;GEiow, Deputy.
Attest:
JonN n. RIA. Clerk. novl5-dl4i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
DIE D.

hENELiS-At jefferson City. Missouri. he even NJ
o. the s4h Nov. euten ant J. ) Deven Of the 81
diaa Battery from the effect ~ wounds received IN the
action at Lone Jack Missouri. August l6. 1852.
Tie remains o. Lieutenant Develin taken To his
home al Cambridge City. FOR ntsrment, when they were
followed to the grave by large circle Of Borrowing
friends The action in which he receiy the wounds that
resulted in his death Of the hardest fought of
war Two guns oi the 81 Indiana Battery, supported ~
aboa SIX hundred fought four thousand Of the
enemy commanded by Quantre and other guer lila
chiefs The esnnoneers literally hacked to pieces
their gins Twice they drove back the overwhelming
tide and the guns only taken WHEN and horses
were sl disabled The enemy left The wounded on the
field and thus IAeGtenan Develn bis b!eedrg
rades were enabled 10 reach their friends. He fingered
rom August lsh uniil November 24ih. when the zaa1x
young soldier sunk his dual
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

- Shoulder straps we're in the ascendant
last night IN this city Five Major Generals
Wallace. Buell.. Pope. Wright and Or,i-anl nu-
me Gus Brigadiers. While Colonies. Majors. Cap
talns and Lieu,enants. Mere innumerable The
mission of the rank has alrtssiv been defined
hnt the eagles. silver and gold leafs au1 hars
were undoubtedly more numerous than necessary.
citizen. IN iull civic dress VS. "A CURIOSITY and
20 stranger Just arriving IN Cincinnati the nat
ural impression would be that we were indeed
military people Il Cincinnati Enquirer. SAtur-
day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

u OF INDIANA. ~
MHEREks A libel .. Information has been filed IN the
District Court of the United Stare within and for the
seventh Circuit aud District 90 Indiana. the &th day
Of November, lS62. By John Hsnna Esq. Attorney Tor
the United States Of America. against Lot number one
hundred and (lO7) IN Gray's addition the
Of Ne~5urg, Warck county. indiana, for violation u
the powers 81 an act oi Congress approse July L. ls6l.
entitled An act 10 suppress Instruction punish
and rebellion To ari cont the property u
rebels, and for other purposes, pra, ing against
said realty, and that The same may be condemned and sold
enemies properly
Now therefore m pursuance cf the nloTifiou under the
seal 81 said Court 10 Inc directed aud delivered do here
BY give public notice to all er-ons claiming sad realty,
any par; thereof IA Ely rested therein,
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
of the United States TO be held at the city e Ind aapo
lis in ani for the District Il Indiana the 81 Monday II
November INST, al 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon of that day.
then ana there nierose their claims and their
allegations in that behalf
d. GARLAND ROSE. u. SM..
b. J. = BlskLow. Deputy.
Attest: JoHS H. RIA. Clerk u6-c1s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
lNO. I73l
NO. l73
NITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

NO l73
NITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, 81:
WHEREAS. libel 81 information has been fled IN the
District Court of the United stsies within and for
the seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana ON the 2lst
day OF October. ls6l, by John Hanna ESQ, Attorney
for the United states 81 America. for the District of In
diana against the undivided cne-foUrth survey
No ISL Carks Grant Clark county, Indiana sald tract
containing J02 acre. more les for violation % the
Power Of al act OF Congress Of July L. ls62.
an CT TO suppress isurr elton, 10 punish and
rebe on 70 seze and cent cate The properly u rebels
and for ber purposes, and praying procss against aid
land, and That the same be condemned scId
enein es property.
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the monon under
the seal Of aid court, directed delivered
hereb' give public notice 60 all persons cIaminr said
goods, any part thereof in any manner interested
therein that they DE and appear before laid District
Court Il the United State~ 20 De held the city ofnan
aPoiis. in and for the District Il Indiana on the 81 Monday
Of November next at ten O'Clock II the forenoon Of that
day. then aud there to inerose their claims and TO make
their allegations in that behalf.
ID q. ROSE. L. :. Narshal
Per A. MAEIos RrrrR. Deputy
Attest:
joins H. RIA, Clerk novs-dlst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
$50. I'LL

80. I'LL
UvNITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
DIANA, So
wsgsrAs libel n information has been tled In the Dis
trt Court u the United Safes, within and Tor The seventh
rf md District q Indiana The 18th day ofSept- lsG2
by John Hama Esq, Attorney To- he United States
Ess the stret 4 Indiana, against stallion. seixed N
Putnam cornry, Indiana. Tor violation powers q
an aci q Congress- approved jlly u, lss2 ensc An
act 10 suppress Instruction punish treason and rebel
on- >eize and ooc@te the property 81 rebels and for
otter purpose and praying procss against said prop
efty and that the same NAY Be Condemned and sod
-Dernies' property
Vow, therefore, IN pursuance oftse monition under the
zeal u sad court dire ted ami delivered Do here
By give public noce 90 all persons Claiming ad property
any part thereu IN any Interested ikerein
that they ~ and appear before the sad District Court %
the United >ates, 70 be beld Al the ty q indanapos
IN and ior the District u Indiana the third Monday u
November oeiock 81 the fsr~nooa rhsr
day then and there ntepoe their claims and 10 make
tlaeir allegations Ia that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, L. :. Marshal.
PSF J. s bIckIo~. DepGty.
jess u. RsA, Clerk. ssvl-Slu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

McCLELLANs SILE>cE -If General Mcclellan
persists IN his silence as he doubtless will. GER.
tain presses will soon be in the condition Of the
FISH Woman who was pouring on, her billingsgate
OF Dr. J.hnson. OF Aberdeen Her togue vas on
the ran8age but the doctor controlled himself
perfectly and said not word She could not
With al her Efforts. get single EXPRESSION in the
wsy OF reply os explanation Finally in her des-
peration, she exclaimed. with the greatest vehe-
mence. Speak. you devil. or IN burstl"-IN
\. World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

SHpDDy CONTAGIOUS AND SEWING Girls -
There i shoddy contractors establishment in
Ltwrence Massachusetts. where sesing girls are
employ-i. whose compensation j. only s6unt six'y
cents per week For shame. ye hypocrtes, " o
advocate free l'bor." AMI plumber vour Govern
ment. shile ysu oppres, the sewing gils I Hart
ford Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

no. ITs)
rNTTtD SAL 5 OF AnFAlcA A DISTRICT OBJ INI,I.

NO. I7s)
FINITE d STAT OF AaEaicA, DISTRICT OF TNDI-
ANS
whereas, ahsc, u Information has been Md IN the
DiScf Court of the Uuited Siaes wt, n srd Ter the
Crews Ir-5isss 18th Cav u
Ne euheT ise5 hy John Hanna. SO. Attorney 81 the
United Stsesfor th District II Indiana against the fol-
lo~r-g de~crl- FrrnsI the csF1nry 81 Ham.f-
ton "a TIE state 10 in aus. fO.w certain Judgment
for the Of 81 s3l 81 les tn q ss33 . ana
against George W hector. for the vioaii Of fwers
Of an act q Congress. approved Juis ~ lSs2 I'D
an act 20 suppress io uunish and
heOn 90 seize and concafe the property q rebels and
ior other purgese- snd prsying pr0cess agAnsr al
proprriy and thatthe may be contemn-d and sold
nemes' properly.
Now therefore, IN pursuance ofthe mention under the
seal 81 sad Couri directed and d. here
By give public no-e all persons eiaiin aid prnp-
erty, any rsr therrof in any mannsr IN crested
therein that they be snd pear before the aid The
DSrict Court The United states. be held Al Tie cv
% indianapolis in and for the ~trci Of Indiana on M.
fr-i Monday u December next O'clock q the fore.
noon Of hat day tn aud there to mierpose their claim.
and make their allegations in that behalf.
D. G.. tOSE, L :. Marshal
ByJ- 5 BioELow, Deputy.
Attest.
JoHS II. REA. Ci@rk. novl5-ai4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
(So. I72l
TNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or N
II DfANA

wHEEEAs, libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States, within and for tho
seventh Circgit aud District u Indiana, GA tie 9Th
day Of October, lsGz by John Hanna. ESQ. Attorney
u the United States for the District q indiana against
thirty nine shars q capital stock q the Terre Hautr ard
kchmcni Railroad Company, and ninety seven s7l dol
lars and fry cents cssh dividends accrued thereon the
hands & the Treasurer e aid Company for q violation
the powers e act Of Congress approved July IT.
1851 entitled An act 20 suppress n>urreciion, punish
treason and rebeon 10 seize and cou-cste the prop
erty rebels and for other urpo-ss and pra, ing process
against said property. ard thai the may Be- con-
DENIED and -old A. enemies properly.
Vow. THEREFORE, IN pursuance of the monitor under the
seal 81 ssd court directed ard delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons clsmin said property
any part thereof any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States, ~ held the city ~ Indianapolis
in and for the District % Indiana The third MONDAY Of
November next 81 ten of the forenoon q day.
then and there % inierpose their claims, and 70 make
ID. g. ROSE L. s. Marshal.
Per J. :. BIGELOw, Deputy.
Attekf:
Jo.,S M re-. Clerk novi-dIst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02


WHEREAS, A libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States. within and the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day of
November 1867, by John Hanna Esq Attorney the Uni
ted States for District of indiana against tn follow
ing de cib real e. ae, tuatcd III Ngo county, Indi-
ana, 20 wi LIT No 6 in y Linton AMI Margaret Mad
gas subdivision Of ha part Of The hf Of twenty
rec (23) m Twelve 1z) Of nine o. " ng orth
of the center of the Nation kua passing through said
section, containing IS 100 acres more ~ less accord
ing to the recorded plat Of said subdivision against
all persons lawfully intervening FOR their thsrein
and more pecialy AGAINST oEc Georg, Il. on for
vnai"n OF tie powers If Act Of Congress approx ed
July l7h 1862 entitled An Act suppress Instruction
to punish treason rebellion seize aud "a e
the property OF rebels, and other purposes praying
process against said realty aud tina the same may be
noemned amt sold rs enemies property.
ow Therefore IN pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal 81 the said Court directed aud delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
realty. or any part Their If in interested
there that tn be and appear before the said the Dis
tric Court of the Uited States, Ice held city
indianapolis in ana for the Ills If Indiana the i,
Monday OF Decen Der next 81 10 O'clock If the forenoon
of that day. and then ard there uierose their claim.
and make their allegations in behalf
ID. q. ROSE u. :. Marshal,
Byl ). BlGEL0w, Deputy,
Attest:
JONI ii. RIA Clerk. novl7-dlit