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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-18
NOTICES..



of Indiana, ~:
libel Of information has been filed in the District
Court the States within and for the Seventh
Circuit and District Of Indiana the 4th day Of December
1851 by John Hanna Esq Attorney Of the United States
of America, for SAID District of Indiana, against four
boxes Of merchandise, three boxes Of boots and
shoes and bundles Of jeans, seized at Evans
Vile for violation of the laws of the United States
the goods and merchandise being conraband Of
and praying process against said goods and that the
may be condemned and sold articles contrsband Of
Now therefore, i'm pursuance Of the monton under the
said Court directed and delivered lido hereby
give public to all persons claiming said goods,
any thereof in manner interested therein that
they be and appear before the sa the District Court Of
the United States TO be held at the city Of indianapolis,
for the District of Indiana, the 18th December
inst ant 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon Of that day,
then and there TO nerpose their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE L. s. Marshal,
Per LEWIS JORDAN Deputy.
JOHS H. REA, Clerk
Dated December 5. 1861. dec6-dl5t
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Cali and Messrs " n. Talbot A Co.'S Jewelry
Store, No. ~ Washington street
PIANOS. AELODEONs, ORGANS, GUITARS. vIOIISs.
ACCORDEONs, &c., TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Having had twenty year, experience the public
b assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally With have their instrument
put la perfect order. "a. SCHUMACHER.
jalysl div 81
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MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOS!

EHEAPER AND BETTER IN
- STRUMENTS than were ever
offered IN this market. Ny ar
rangements with Eastern Piano
ma manufacturers are sucL that | can
furnish all orders IS per cent
cheaper than anx tealer In the We
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Army Pay Roll.

The following statement. taken from official
sources, will show the army pay roll In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month.
which includes rations, servant hire, forage, &C.
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DRY GOODS.

VNy II GLENN 4 CO. New York Store, Dry
w Goods wholesale and Retail, Glenns' Block, East
Washington street. mays
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.
BOOK BINDERS.

ItHARLFS cox. dealer in Stoves, Tin Ware, &C. No.
> IL West Washington apr27
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DfNGHAM DOUGHTY, Book Binders and Blank
Book Manufacturers sentinel Building Indianapolis
nOUGI4AS A PALMER Book Binders and Blank Book
- Manufacturers. No So, East Washington street,
Afford, Mills Co.'S Grocery. may27
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CHINA, GLASS AND DQUEENswARE.

HAwTHORN a BUCHANAN. Importers Of China
Glass and QueeTIswSrr. No. 81 Eas; Washington ST.
Indianapolis. Indiana. dly
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ID BROWNING, Druggist, and dealer in Paints Oils,
H. vanishes Dye-stufs Glass, Glassware, PerfGmery
&c. No - West W Washington street. apr2T
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cot their GIL of the yankees The fght is
represented o. desperate one. Our less is
eleven killed and six wounded. The place
where thay fought Il at londing that they
had fortiielj snd 10 little did they expect an
attack that they did not guard the place. Our
troops are said to have acted very brayely
and did credit 10 themselves and our fag. There
was great excitement ell over The islands here
on account o. thsre being so many reiaforce~
ments sent up 10 the battle, but some of them
did not get here, until the feet was reiurn-
ing from the scene of action. The great shoots
ing that we heard the second day vas our men
shelling large. piece Of timber land 10 drive
out the rebels if there were any there. They
cut the trees off perfectly moved them down
SO that they could not bidc in the woods at all
At this time they are hombarding Fort Pulos-
ka on the Savannah river. That is the Key 10
SnvannsL city. The 1exi pitch will he made
there There il 90 doubt there will be great
slaughter Of the rebels if they stand fire, as
there are great many al that place, hut il Is
said they have had all their things packed for
some time, ready to leave at apy time. So
yon can see that they have but little coDfldence
in their arms to stand befure us. Our boys
were very anxious 30 participate in The fun, us
they cali il, but the bloody 55th could not be
spared from Hilton Head Island, as they have
the guarding oil this island TO do themselves,
and bad job it il for SO small regiment.
Oar sick that we left behind leaves our COM
pany smsll | thiak they should como after
us as soon as possible. The health Of our reg
iment is good, but nine sick 10 the hospital
Our company are All improving in f,:h. There
is plenty 70 liTe on here-sweet potatoes, tur-
nipe, oysters and G-h are plenty.
All oar lamsntaion il that we can get no
mail, tobacco nor money. II four families don /
get relief CAM Zee what will be tho result
New Year Day was pay day, bat not cen.
yet, and 10 sign Of any. We cant get a stamp
for love Dor money, and va do not like 10 write
to our families unless We stamp our letters
TO out poor wives aud children when We are
sure they are not able to lift them. Send Us
papers and letters. Dom discard US altogeta-
er. lf d Over has not room for cur letters,
let US knew, and we will not tFonble him any
more. No more At presaut out re maia ycurs
as ever.
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wonder, as il was 40 miles of march How
ever VIC are All pretty we'll over the effects Of
il and feel "gay and happy again. Our Etnat
il Capt. Brisbin 's1 company are quaftefod n q
dwelling house in town, and are getting alopg
very comfortably. In the regiment We are
kDown hy the name of the Shystcr company
and that is The reason | signed myself Shysier
10 my last t. you I suppose there are between
seyen and eight Thousand troops qaarierad
here. The town Is literally filed with them.
We expect to leave in short time. perhaps
10 morrpw. Our destination is yet unknown.
iFuppose gcu viii not again hear from one Of
your correspondents, as he took French leave
from as at Hagerstown aud has not been heard
from since, and with him five or six more of
our boys who we're not brave enough to smell
powder am afraid they will get into trou-
bio in consequence if they % not return and
report themselves soon. Although our boys
haYe seen little Of tho eff.cts Of war they
are more eager then ever for a fight. More
anon.
yp
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ADDRESS or HON. JOHN ROWE

On taking the chair as speaker eleci of the
House Of Representatives of Pennsylvania
GENTLEMEN or TIE House. OF REPRESENTA-
TIyEs:- Mnh feelings of deep sensibty and
sincere gratitude receive this distinguishes mark
Of Vodr regard and confidence | accept the
office your kind pRfiiality has conferred upon
me with The difference and apprehension which
a knowledge OF the arduousness Of lis duties
generally, and Of the present peculiar decacy
and responsibility OF the trust, unayodabiy pre-
dnees.
In The endeavor to meet The requirements of
this station and 10 fulfil the reasonable expecta-
tons OF the House, shall depend alone on the
zeal, attention and fideiIly which / shall bring
to the discharge OF my dnlies Shrinking from
no responsibility, however grave. from 10 duty
however painful, snail endeavor 10 be equal
to The labor and burden, at least, OF this posi-
tion
Without jealous eo-operation, and generous
confidence ohoBF part, am we'll aware that this
Chair will be wanting in authority, and ihe pro-
ceetings of the House be without that order and
decorum which il i the peculiar province of the
Chair 10 preserve and enforce. This CO. opera
ton and confidence, with the large indulgence,
| beg yoDr hands.
seize this occasion TO offer you my hearty
congratu latons upon The proud position or ro-
bic OLD Commonwealth holds 10 day among her
sisters OF the Union. She has been une 70 the
memory OF her carrier Gays. Her people. her
Legislators, her Executive, have risen TO the mag
niinde OF the demands OF this crisis in The al
fairs Of our beloved country, She has known
no divided dniy Her sous were not the last
among The freemen OF the North 10 lake down
the mnskeis OF their patriotic fathers for the
preservation OF tho liberties which they az So
dear cost aided to win
Her place 50 far in this great contest has been
in the van, aad whoever. grasPing the standard
Of the Constitution, shall march foremost aud
far;hest to vindcote the supremacy of the
lions laws and TO maintain the integrity OF Ia
Union, viii, am persuaded, iind the represen-
talves Of Pennsylvania close BY his side.
Again thank you cordially for the honor you
have conferred unoD me
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believe II possible that faen we're 60 lost 10 tbd
glorious memories Of the past; and bright homes
Of the future, as to fecklessly and diaholical.
" tnnspife to overflow both Six hundred
thousand free citi1ens- 9oluntecrs--tnarsbail-
ed On the battlefield in defence Of the Govern
nent, affords An evidence ofstrength which the
world has never before witnessed Let mou
arches Contemplate The incredible short time
in which this inneuse army has been raised.
the discipline to Which ii has attained, the
spirit Of undying devotion which aRmates all,
and learn thelosson Of our Republics strength.
The noble State which honors US with seats
in this Chamber has been ifuo to her tradition
al rcnoHn. More than 100 900 Pennsylyanin ps
are now in the field, and wherever they have
had On opportunity of facing the foe, their aca
lions have shown them as martial ID spirit an
they arr distinguished for discipline. Of such
eallans spirits. ready to die for their country's
flag, Pennsylvania may well be proud We
knoW that their names aud deeds will illus
trate be brightest records Of his ubhsPPg
war, and they will never desert the posi-
Of duty until victory areathes its laurels
around their brows, end the restored bond Of
union shall be
That binds the larring elements in peace
The present session will doubtless be one Of
great Importance. Whatever public affairs
may demand our attention, 4it is needless for
me to snrmise what they may bel it becomes us
to lift ourselves above all personal and party
interests. and 70 act in that grave, dispassion-
ates and dignifed manner which should ever
characterize a legislative bady. From nv
kacaledge of the Senate, / confidently antoi1
pate that the peculiar duties of my position
will be rendered light and easy, by your COR
dial cooperation in the maintenance Of strict
order and The careful observance OF parlisnen,
tary rules.
Again thank you, Senators, for the honor
you have conferred upon me, and doubt not
that mutual prudence and patience will enable
ns ta transact the business Of the session plea.
sanity % ourselves and to the welfare Of cur
constituents.
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BEDFORD, Pa.
Fridny Morning. Jan. "a, 1862.
"FEARLESS AND FREE. =
.. oyER-Editor and Proprietor.
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

AS lie editor and proprietor Of this paper is
anxious TO settle up his business, running over q
period Of twelve years, he viii sch the presses,
types, good will, &c, of the establishment, on
reasonable terms.
The BEDFORD ISQUIRER PRINTING OFFICE is one
Of the best paying country establishments in the
state, as there are only two papers published in
the County, aud al official and orphans court adj
vertising, is published by act of assembly, in both
papers. The rates for adve rtising and job work,
are as high as in any part Of the State. There are
a large quantity of news type. nearly enough for
two papers the size Of this, and a splendid lot Of
job type nearly new.
This is d rare chance for one or two persons who
wish to engage in a good. profitable business
Apply Immediately.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-24

Does the action Of one Legislature biad
another We couterd that he present dis
triat Of Bedford and Somerset Is constitutions
al. Tten what should be dape7 Why, just
let the Republicans Of the two counties 60
ahead end nominate candidates as heretofore,
end return them, and it will be very queer if
another Legislature can be found 80 ready to
do great act Of injustice as the present one.
The sctlon of The present Legislature does
not bind the next. We are in favor Ct uoini-
mating and elaeting Mr.. Householder in the
two counties mex: fail, and re will wage a new
bat be viii get his seat
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-24

The manner in which the LEGISLATURE Of
Pennsyl rapia decides contest for seat IN
said body is b J committee, drawn BY lot the
action eF the committee being iaal-- the House
not cFen.havipg vote On the subject. The
committee totry the contested election between
Messrs Cessna and Hoasshalder. very unfar-
tnna,eiy happened to he air Democrats, 70
three Republicaos The ssr Democrats, con
trary 10 justice and precedent, dooided that
Cessna was entitled to The scat, whilst the
three Republicans differed from them. As
soon as We procure their report VIC viii pub
lish it. Cessna is not representing the major-
ity Of the voters Of Bedford County. IL The
election was now to come of, knowing what
they do Of bis action, aud his extreme anxiety
to occupy scat ts which he was not elected,
be would be defeated in toe county by large
majority. Not only those Republicans Who
voted for him, from patriotic naotapes, now con-
demu bis course, but many Democrats won Id
oppose him. His influence for good is des-
troYed in this county, and for his own political
reputation he had better have left the matter
alone
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rnHN CESSNA. ESQ.

By the prooeedipgs Of the Legislature, which
wo publish to day, it will he seen that John
Cessna, Esq, has succeeded IN onsting from
his seat George W. Hcaseboldg, Esq. We
have no hesitation in saying that this is one
of the greatest outrages that has ever been
pcrpetrated BY the Legislature Of PeuDsylva-
MIA. The grounds upon which DIR. Housesol-
der has been cheated cut Of his scat, would
have applied to nearly every apportioument
bill passed siaoe the adoption of the constitu-
ton of 1890.
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PARTICULARS OF TaE BATTLE IN
KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, jan. 2l.--A special Louisville
despatoa, 10 tbs Commsrciat, says thn dss-
patches recsived at haAdqaaTters anaoanoa
thas the battle took place on San lay morning.
Aud tast Geo. Thomls continued the pursut
uatil night.
Oar forces followed the rebels. who ran be-
fore taem Ike aoek Of frightened sheep,
Gloss up to their enireuehments on the noFth
bank of the river. III frops ot these they laid
all aigal, expaotng = storm theta in tlia meFa-
ing, Dot win tha ail9f yhe3G 194ts aai haEr
gss, the enenY ID .aagsd p ge ACROSS :As FiS~
er before daylight.
They lgfs behind all their ostillery, anani-
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.as Ioss . Jew 9n boIh sides.
sECeND DEsPATCHl
The Fe.leraE Victory Confirmed.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20.-Gsnsral Thomas
teisgraphs TO headquarters that on Friday
night Gen. z llicofarcams up TO his encanp'
ment, aud attacked MIN al six O'clock on Sat
urday morning, near Webb's Cross roads, in
the vicinity Of Somerset.
Al half-past three o'clock on Saturday af-
ternooa, Z.llioeffer aud Billie PeYtoa had
been Killed, aud lhe reoals wars 10 full retreat
10 their entreaehments, at Mill Springs
The FederAl troops ware in hot pursuit.
M further particulars haze been received
nor any account Of the losses on either side
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LETTERS FROM OUR SOLDIERS.
HnToN HEAD, s. G. Jan. 2, 1862.


in the midst Of the roar of
cannon and the exeitemant Of battle, sit
down to writeto you. Oar troops commenced
firing on the rebels yesterday at the dawn of
day, and since that time il has been nothing
but one continued roar of cannon. There are
reports here that our boys took Blnffoo yes
ierdag, and then proceeded to aataek place
three miles above Beaufort, and news justnow
comes IN that our troops have taken one bat
terry and are taking another. Ninety prisoners
have arrived and let Of slaves, that were ta-
ken By our boys. Al! of the night before
New Yeor was taken up in sending up regi-
ments from the Fort. Ii is said that reinforce
ments are going up all the time. tits tarris
bic thing TO be close to big eight, aud hear
the thunder roar aud the earth shake. This
has been hard fight and GOD knows bow long
II will last This is tie second day at II
o'elork. 0ae Of our itajors is killed, but we
can't tell his name.
This being the 4th, will give you the par
ticulara, as far az believe them to be true
The battle that IS spoken Of above, has come
off and victory has crowned our troops, aud
the Star Spangled Bonner floats over the nlan
land. In this State main land il that part
that is on the other side Of The islands, where
orr fig did not wave until the rna.nag Of the
first, on New Years Day. 0hr fsel snqceeded
10 llnding all tha troops bsforo daylight, and
hauled down the rebsi hags, aud. run uP the
Stars ang Stripes, bsfuFa The rabeis discovered
there was Government f9es there ma OF
them were so frightened that they hsd imma-
diat4ly- tee rest showed 6ghF, but they soon
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ARATgEE Ar SOMERSET. KY.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-A battle was fought
at Somerset, KY, on Saturday, between tbs
Federal troops under Con. Scbepf, and the
rebels under Gen. z lllieoffer.
The engagement was commenced IN the
morning, and lasted til nightfal.
Gen. zollicotfer was killed, and his army
entirely defeated.
The Ioss is heavy ON both sides.
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GLORIOUS NEWS.
Great Federal Eictery in Kentucky,

Engagement fer an entare day = Gen. Schepf
Deterts The Rebel Gen. Zotiscofer- Lass
henry ON both sides Zoifacofer qad
Ba,fte Pegfon killed The Rebets IN full rsv
treat
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II. BRrDENTHAL.

1--WE are always pleased 70 find room, for The
letters Of oarsoldiers, aud especially those Of
our friend BvidenthAi, oil Of which wo have
published We are sorry that oar soldiers do
not get the p9pers, for we are sure We have
sent qnite number TO them every week
EDITOR.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-24

Read the arguments Of Ross Forward Esq,
on the contested seat of Mr.. Householder,
which We publish on the frst page Of this
weeks paper. They will convince every man
that George w. Householder, Esq. q.-and net
joan Cessna, Esq, was entitled to the seat.
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1t is reported that the rebels have left Ma.
masses for some point further South. The res
port needs con6rmaIon.
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naath Of an old Citizsn.

AIr. NICHOLAS Lyons, an old and valued
citizen of this place, died, on Tuesday MORN
ing last, after brief illness. Dir. Lyons was
tho eldest merchant 10 town, and has been very
extensively engaged in other pursuits. He
bas contributed largely to the improvement Of
this Borough. His loss will be seriously felt
by toe community.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-24

John Tyler, ex,Presideut, and double trait
or, died at Rich mond on last Fridsy night.
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We publish this week the news of oue of the
most glorious battles of the war Il will mako
tho heart of every patriot glad.
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NEw YoaE, jim. l3.-The baak Gazells,
~hica affiYsd a this port tonigha, from De-
naFara raparts thar wien she vas goiag iato
BlFbadpes shs WAS fred At BY the British cor
vetia Calaius, frss gitl blank aud then tw3
shots. Sac continued On her course.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-24

We call attention to the able address Of Hon.
Louis w. Hall, on taking the chair as Speaker
of the Senate.
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BEDFoaD couNTr ooNrEsrEp ELEoTIoN oAsE.

a. III.
BEDFORD COUNTY CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr. CESSNA DECLARED ELECTED.
Mr.. RH0Ars, Chairman, Of tie select COM
mitfee to try the contested election in the case
Of Cessna vs. Householder, submitted major
ity report IN favor Of the contestant, Mr. Cess
na.
Mr.. sTRANG, from the minority Of tho
committee, submitted the following
To the Honorable, the Speaker and House of
Representatives. Of tie Commonwealih Of
PeanSykraaaa.
The undersigned, members of the committee
appointed to Try the matter Of the contested
election OF Geo. w. Householder, beg leave
respectfully to report That considering the
gravity Of the constitutional questions inyol-
we'd, ;ae brief period which has elapsed since
the argument before them, and tho multiplicity
Of authorities, both judicial and historical,
which require an investigation at their bands
in order to > correct understanding aud prop
es disposition If the saina, they are as vet un-
able 70 prepare a report, which woali sa,isfac.
toTily emoody their views.
They, therefore, respectfully, aak leave to
fiie saeh report, IS they may conclude upon, as
saoa as the SAM can reasonably be prepared
Is b. STRANG.
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IS b. SFRANG.
JOSEPH MOORE,
jN0. A. HAPPIER
Pay on Mr.. H0UsEHoL DER

hr. CESSNA introduced resolution, which
was agreed 70, allowing th9 sum OF twenty ,one
dollars pr day aai rnilosge from the meeting
OF the Legislature - the present day iaclusive,
20 GEORGE w. HOUSEHOLDER, late sitting
member Of the House from Bedford county.
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If our correspondent will give US bis or her
real name We will be pleased to publish the ar
ticlcs of aSpero''
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Messrs. Wharton aud Hall of the Senate,
and Messrs. Cessna, Schrock and Sellers ofthe
House, have eur thanks for legislative doeu-
ments.
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HOUSE or REPRRsENrATLvEs.

THURSDAY, Jan. 16, 1862.
The House was called to order at IL o'clock
A. NJ.