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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed lied from IN Marseilles I'd inst, bark Fanny Ham-
at AT Rio GTandc July lsi, brig Water Liey. Tilion.
Ar at Salt Cay III, 4th inst, sch Horace. Smith 81
Srolz, sa9d SD eth for Bangorj brig Geo Harris,
Ar at Grand Turk III 4th inst, brig Scotland Fran
els, 81 Thomas lcd 9Th for Halifax.J
New York.
Ar at l'ctou 18th inst. bark Helen Maria, Marshal.
Boston; Drig Driseo, Crowley, do; schs sam1
Atlanta, Hurlburt. Easport.
Ar at do 18th, brig Humboldt Bryan, Boston schs
Cummings, BcIlam; Ninth of June Mcdonald.
fremont. -,-'S''
Ar at do 18th, bngs J II Crowley, Drsko. and Jas
laws, Staples, Boston; A j Dyer, Rogers, Gouces-
,s,, Curtis, Gregg. Portland; Spray, Pratt, and
Mary Jane, Dakin. Boston.
lrcr steamship Teuionia at New York;
Sailed from Liverpool ilth. II soule, osgood. for
CID 9th. Medallicu, jackson. Halifax.
Ent out yth, Lone star Mcdonald Havana.
Int out l!th Florence, Randall. Boston; Leona,
Williams. New York; Charles Cooper Short, st
Ar at London nth inst. Ionisn. Wade. Maulmain:
Laura Wiimsen, New York; Reaper. Humphrey,
Ar 18th, Bradshaw, fish, IbraiI
- Cid 9th. } G Boynton, Fulton, Cardiff and Cape
Sid 18th, Harrasecket. Waiter, New York.
Ar at Deal 9th, Reaper. Humphrey, Akyab for
York; oaribaldi, Emery, do for do, land all pro-
Eat do 1lth, Jenny Lind. London for New York;
Elyira, do for Barcelona, land proceeded.)
Ar at Falmouth 10TH VI VI Holt, Dodge, Girenti.
AT at Bristol Pill llth, Lucy Ellen, Soule Trinidad,
land sid for Bristol.l
sailed from Newport 9th, Emma Jane, Evans. Rio
Ar at Cardiff sth. Daniel KimbaI Mcclure. from
Bristol.
Sid 9th Union, Davis New York; Kanigan, Reeck
do.
Pnt into Milford llth. Bell Barnard, Coombs. fin
Cardiff for Boston.
Ar at Dublin stb. e + Eaton, Curry, New York;
Dorcas Prince, Lawrence Portland.
Ar At Stettin 9th inst, Mary McRae, Hungerford,
Laguana.
Ar at Bremen sth inst. Martin Luther, Nichols,
Rangoon.
sid ffom Hamburg 7th inst. Humboldt, Boysen,
New York.
Ar at Flushing 9th inst, Brothers, Kennedy. Bue-
Ayres.
Sailed from Havre sth inst. Enterprise. Mclean.
New York.
Cid at MarseilIcs sth inst. Success, Aaiken, from
New York.
Ar at Genoa sth inst, W Baker. Hamilton, from
Boston.
Sid from Nice 7th inst. crusoc. Williams, New
York.
Ar at Madeira 2sth nit, Masonsc, Ferry, Bangor,
land in port Aug2)
Sid from Bathuest re July %. Courier. james, for
London.
SPOKEN.
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Augusta, Aug
onartermaster Generals Once,

Quartcrmaster Generals Once
Augusta. Aug. 2sih, 1862
DROPOSAIS viii be received at this Office, in be-
IL half of the q. $, until Tuesday sept. I'd. proxi-
mo. at " NJ, for manufacturing $500 Uniform Coats,
and the same number of Uniform Irowsers.
Proposals will state the price at which the work
will be completed. and delivered either Sept. 10th.
Oct lsi Oct 18th Nov. LIST, at Portland, Augusta
Bangor
Sample garments may be at this office.
BY order of the Governor,
aug2a3id r. VI. SABINE. A. q. VI. G..
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Republican Caucus-FaImouth.

The Republicans of Falmouth, and all others who
support the State and National administrations in
the present conflict with rebellion, requested TO
meet at the TOWN HOUSE, on Saturday, Aug. 30th
at O'Clock T. NJ, TO make choice of candidate for
Representative in the State Legislature, and 10
act any other business that properly before
them. Per order Town Com
Falmouth, Aug. %, 1862 david
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DIR. +. p. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedt to Portland and be found at his Room,
No. l3 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Tuesday, August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office. 50 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office. 80
City Patients first Examination at residence. $50
Each Subsequent visit at residence. ce,....... 100
August l6, 1S62.-tf
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For Senators.

For Senators,
.4nfroscog'n. CHARLES r. JORDAN of Poland.
4re,stook. ISAAC HACKER, of Fort Fairfield
Cumberland. SAMUEL f. SPRING, Portland,
JOHN IL. PHILBR1Ck, Siandish,
DANIEL ELLIOT, Brunswick,
LEVI CRAM, Bridgton
Franklin .... WILLIAM IL. J0SsELYN, of Phillips
Hancock AARON EMERSON, of Orland
JOHN MiLLIkEN, of -.
Kennebec. =. NOAH WOODS, of Gardiner,
PELEG Il. PIKE of Fayette,
DENNIS l.. MILLIKEN, of Waterville.
Enor ...... NATHAN A. FARWELL, of Rockland.
GEORGE A. STARR, of Thomaston.
Oxford -. RUFUS s. STEVENS, of Paris,
GEO b. BARROWS, of Fryeburg
Penobscot JOSEPH l.. SMITH, of Oldtown,
John A. PETERS, of Bangor,
CHARLES BEALE. of Hudson.
Somerset ASA w MOORE, of -
DAVID ID. STEWART, of st. Albans
Waldo ..B. NJ. ROBERTS, of Stockton,
JAMES +. WHITE, of Belfast.
York. ...... JOHN WENTWORTH of kiftery,
GIDEON TUCKER, of Saco.
LUTHER SANBORN, of Parsonsficld.
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For sberiTs.

WILLIAM SMALL, of Fort Fairfield.
THOMAS PENNELL, Harpswell.
.ORREN DAGGEIT, of New Sharon.
JOHN HATCH of Augusta.
IS. w. LAUGHTON, of Appleton.
.HoRATIo AUSTIN. of Canton.
JOHN s. CHADWICK, of Bangor.
.ABNER p. POWERS, of -
j. ID. TUCKER, of Belfast.
GEORGE GOODWIN, of Wells.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, August 2s.
ARRIVED.

Brig Wenonah. Hartman, Picfou. Ms.
Sch Martha Grcenough, (Brl Stodiard, FIN Wind
Ms.
Sch Plymouth tB ri Smith. CORVALLIS Ms.
Sch Mary Jane. tBrl De xter, Chisarie, Ms.
Sch Condor, tBrl Peck, 81 John NIB for Boston.
Sch Helen. Carroll. Eastport
Sch l. l. Wadsworth, Clark. Bangor.
Sch Anthracophoria, Kent. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Amelia Mctiure. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Little Republic. Kendall, Bangor for Hayer-
hill.
Sch Frecport, SAWYER. Rockland.
Sch Melrose. Kent. Saeo.
Sloop Splendid, Small, Gardiner for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Mary Jane, tBrl Macomber. Pictou Ms. by
master.
Sch L W Pierce, Lering. Philadelphia, by Kero-
sene Oil Co.
Sch Merrill Joinon, Boston.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H. A. LAMB, NJ D.,
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland. Me.
Particular attention paid to Surgery. including
diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-6md
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ScarborOugh.

The Republicans of Scarborough are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town on SATURDAY.,
Aug 3Oh at 4 o'clock i. NJ, to nominate a caLdi-
date for Representative to the S ate Legislature.
d&w Per order Town Committee.
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For County Commissioners,

1ndroscogR. ROBERT MARTIN, of Danville.
Aroostook. THOMAS j. BROWN, of Hodgdon,
NATHAN \. LUFK1N, of Eaton Grit
Cumberland. REUBEN HIGGINS, c. Elizabeth.
Franklin OLIVER pErTENGILI., of Wilton.
Hancock -. BARNEY s. HILL, for full term.
RUFUS ii. SILSBY, for vacancy.
Kemaebec. EZEKIEL HUBBARD, 49,
Knor ..... .NATH'L AFFORD, of Hope.
01ford = ELIAS NJ CARTER, of Bethel.
pefoJscot !. G. BATCHELDER, of -.
Somerset BENZ. +. LEADBETTER, of -
Waido -. EEUBEN w. FILES, of Troy.
York. .DIMON ROBERTS, of Lyman,
ALFRED HULL, of Shapleigh.
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State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, |
Augusta, August 20. 1862.
4 adjourned session of the E6ecufire Council
IN will be held at the Council Chamber, in Angus
ta ON Tuesday the twenty-thir day of September
next. Attest,
JOSEPH B. HALL,
aug21dfd Secretary of State.
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E3 Consumption and Catarrh and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by INnA-
LATIoS, BY c. MORSE, VI. D.,
aulS '62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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DESTIsTEY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 2i1 Con-
Portland, Me. aug7dly
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,g-Thc Argus refers to the number Of men
employed in the State Department at Wash
ington. and the large number of recruits they
have furnished, either in person or by proxy,
and then says:
There is'a large number of government en-
ployees in Portland, but If the first man has
enlisted, or provided volunteer as substi-
tute, the fact has not come TO our knowledge.
Patriotism is not drawn from the public crib
here. il seems.
Without feeling called upon TO defend the
government employees in Portland" we will
simply remark that the Argus has Il way its
own of being smart at the expense of justice.
We learn that the employees in one depart
ment alone-the revenue department-haye
actually furnished from their own families
more soldiers than there are employees in that
department, subject to Il draft. AT least six OF
them have sons in the service, while the edi-
tors of the Argus, all able-bodied men, do lit
tie else than sit still, carp at the government,
and find fault with those who are laboring TO
uphold its authority. More than this, it will
be found that the government officers in Port
land have been prompt to respond with their
money, literally 10 all the demands Of patriot
ism In this they have simply done their du-
ty, for which they are entitled to no special
praise, but they should at least be exempt from
attacks, especially from those who have done
nothing but-growl
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Board.

VNOR Single Gentlemen or Small Families, can be
IL obtained on reasonable terms at
No. 30 FEDERAL STREET.
July 80. ls6l. eodlm
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The Material for our Repuhlic.

There are many cases of the true spirit for
the times in this city, as every where else in
the loyal States; which, when they come to
our knowledge, give US great pleasure to re-
cord. 1t was the same spirit which was rife
in the Revolution, and which achieved SO much
for rational liberty.
Mr.. Jonathan S. Smith Of this city, who has
been for long time, and is now, in the en-
ploy of Calvin Edwards Il Co., has four sons
in the service of his country. One of them is
in the 10th Maine Regiment, and was wounded
in the hand in the late battle at Culpepper.
Another in the Maine 18th; a third in the
18th; and the fourth is on board the U. S.
ship Susquehanna. He has been in several en-
gagements, and has aided in capturing two
prizes.
Mr.. s., the father of this grand quartette of
boys, is now AZ years old He offered to enlist
himself-once in the Oldtown, and once in the
Ellsworth Company, 9Th Maine Regiment,
while that Regiment was in camp in this city,
last year; but was thought to be too old, or
not quite rugged enough, or both, and was not
accepted But, thank God such men never
grow old, but will live fresh and youthful in
memory, in all coming time. He is now ready
to march wherever the exigency is severe
enough. Much as he has done, in giving up
his lads, he is yet willing to lay down his own
life, if need be, to crush ont this internal rebel
lion, and preserve our glorious country No
BILE man-we reverence thy patriotism, and
selfsacrillcng virtues.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Westbrook-Caucus.

Westbro0k-Caucus.
The Republicans and all Others in Wesfbrook in f1-
of sustaining the Government notified meet
in caucus at the Town House. Thursday the fourth
day of September at O'Clock 4. NJ. for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Representative to the
Legislature, aud the transaction of any other busi-
that may come before them.
Per order Town Committee.
westbrook Aug. -, 1ei2
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ABNER COBURN,

OF SK0wHEGAN

First District. JOHN. GOODWIN, of S. Berwick
Second District. SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Third District JAMES G. BLAINE. of Augusta.
Ffffh District FREDERIC A. PIKE, of Calais.
old Second District-rdcdacg,
THoS. A. ID. FESSENDEN, of Auburn
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call
Queenstown except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
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For County Trcasurers.
Androscog'n ISAAC c. CURTIS. of Lewiston.
droostook. ..SAM'L BRADBURY of N. Limerick.
Cumberland. THOMAS II. MEAD. Bridgton.
Franklin -. LEONARD KEITH, of Pennington.
Hrncock -. WILLIAM ii. PILSBURY, of -.
Keaaebec. -. DANIEL PIKE, of Augusta
Kaor ........ALDEN SPRAGUE, of Rockland.
Oxford .... WILLIAM A. PID6IN, of Paris.
Somerset. ALBERT LEAVITT, of -
Waldo. ......S. A. HOWES, of Belfast
York. JOHN HALL, of North Berwick.
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brighton Mnrke,--Aug as.

AT market, 4sl Beeyes, 200 Stores, 5000 Sheep and
Lambs and 800 Swine.
Prices-1Iarket Beef-Extra S6 IS; first quality
SO 80; second do SO; third do S4 co. as.
Working Oxen-none.
Mich Cows-S94 81; common do s19 a 20.
Veal Calves-S3a4.
Yearlings, 75as 50; two years old SIS Is; three
years old, Sl9 %.
Hides, s6k a &c p fb. Calf Skins, s a &c y ID.
Tallow-Sales at u a 73c p h.
Sheep and Lambs-s2 90 2 50; extra SO, 3 SO a
rs.
Pets-S1 a 81 90.
Spring Pigs-wholesale &c; retail 81 a6Ic.
Fat Hogs-4ac " 10.
Beeyes sold by the head at prices equal to the
vaue y ID of the estimated weight of Beef in the
quarter the price, at shrinkage from live weight
agreed ON by the partes-varying from IS to "a per
cent
Number of cars the different roads: Fitchburg
4s; Boston aud Lowell, l6s; Boston and Maine, AZ;
Western, 81; Total 325.
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MARRIED.

In Augusso 23d inst. Mr.. Charles Il. Heaid to Miss
Artclia H. Scribner, both of Patten.
In Augusta, Mr.. WIN. IL. Harrison to Miss Mary
A. Clark, both of Franklin
In Augusta 22d inst, Mr. Currer Boynton to Mre.
Fannie 5. Corbett, both of A.
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For County Attorneys

md. MOSES NJ. BUTLER, Portland.
I....SEwELL CRAM, of Wilton.
Ill. W. HOWES, of Rockland.
.....E. X. BOYLE, of Unity.
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For Registers Of Deeds.

44ndroscog'n WIN f. GARcELoN, of Lewiston.
AroostooE. LOUIS CORMIER, Northern District,
j. Q. A. BARTON Southern District.
Cumberland. THOMAS HANCOCK. Gray.
Franklin IS. +. MORRILL,, of Pennington.
Hancock JAMES w. DAVIS, of -.
Keanebec. -. A. RICHARDS of Augusta.
kaor ........GEO. w. WHITE, of Rockland.
oxford ALDEN CHASE of Paris.
Peaobscot. JOHN RANDALL, Jr., of -
Somerset. SAMUEL HOPKINS of Skowkegan.
Wdtdo. MARSHALL DAVIS, of Brooks.
York. ....... SAMUEL G. ADAMS, of Alfred.
For Judge of Probate,
0rf,rd ENpCH M waonpIrpy or cro.ia,
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Aug 23d. lat A. lon So. ship Ella Clark (of wal
doboro) dismasted. mahing for Boston under jury
masts.
Aug :, lat AZ 03 N. lon 06 ship Mary Hammond,
Arey, from Cardiff July % for Singapore.
Aug 81 lat 81 S. Ion 7s 40 brig Harriet, tof Port
landl from Cuba for Now York.
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sg- The train for the Fort Popham celebra-
ton leaves this morning at Z o'clock. Ii is
proposed TO leave the Fort, on the return, ut 4
p. NJ, and the excursionsts will doubtless
reach their homes in this city by l-2 or s
o'clock. If the programme is to be fully car
ried out, and all the speakers who have been
announced or are expected, should respond,
Forefathers' Day-Dec. 22d-wil be reached
before the party is prepared to leave, and the
celebration of both colonial settlements may
thus be brought together. We have seen Il
list of t,centy-three expected speakers, besides
'many Others" But though there will be good
speaking there will be no boring. The exer-
cises will not be tedious, il they should be,
they can be very easily escaped by stroll up
on the beautiful beach. Let no one be deter
red from going, by the perfect surteit of good
things in store. There will be feast, but no
dyspepsia.
rY- Maj. Cilley who spoke at the City Hall
last evening, is son of Hon. Jonathan Cilley
who was killed by Graves, in duel, about 25
years since.
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DIED.

In sherburne, n. H.. 23d inst Mr.. Potter Smith,
aged "a years.
In Augusta 26th inst, Mrs Sarah E.. relict of Thos
Fargo aged SO years.
In Augusta 25th inst, John Hawes, aged IS years
At kcndall's Mills 18th ult Jane G. Tukey aged 81
years months.
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For County Treasurers.

PARKER w. PERRY, of Ellsworth.
WIN. Nj. STRATTON, of Augusta.
HIRAM kNUWLTON, of -
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

PIcToU, Ns.-Brig wenonah s5i tons coal to J
!. Farmer.
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ing interviewed so far, extirpation Of slavery,
the only eiiectual policy, becomes the safest
also.
All men in the North will not acquesce
Neither did all acquiesce when the war was
commenced, yet who that is loyal opposes it
now And what would have been the re-
suit, had we waited, ere we commenced the
war, for unanimity
Some will fall off. SO be it There is small
loss in that. And there is some gain. Better
an open enemy than worthless friend. Itis
time that men had taking sides. As things
now stand see no use in conclliatng the half
loyal. He who is not for US is against us.
think the people are ready. l believe that
the loyal citizens of the North, with such small
proportion Of exceptions as in radical national
changes must be disregarded, are TO day pre-
pared for emancipation. They have paid for it
in treasure in blood not by their option.
They feel that the sacrifices they have made,
and have still to make, are too vast To have
been incurred, except in purchase of great
pledge of perpetual freedom and peace.
Rejecting men feel too, that such pledge
is national. not merely IA northern, necessity
The South, exhausted and suffering, needs it
to the full as much as we. She will soon per-
ceive, if she does not already. that two parts
of one nation or even two parts coterminous
nations, can never again exist in amity on this
continent, one slave and the other free. She
cannot but see that fugitive-slave-law difficult
ties, if no others existed would suffice to pre-
vent this.
Is not the question whether paper declara-
ton, easily issued, will or will not be followed
by a thousand practical difficulties. The up
roofing OF an ancient and gigantic abuse al
ways involves such. Nor should we be called
upon to predict in advance (ior who can en-
tirely foresee?) how each of these will ulti-
mateiy be solved The true question is, wheth-
er greater difficulties even insnperable ones,
do not beset any other policy. Pressed home
as we are, TO avoid obstacles is impossible.
We can but select the least formidable. The
lives of the best of US are spent in choosing
between two evils.
When dangers surround us, we must walk,
in measure, by faith. Let us do what we can
and leave to God the issue. We may trust
to Him when we enter His path of progress.
He aids those who walk in it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
NOTICES..
I'D STATS or ANEmcA, DIsTRIcT OF ~.

TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. IS
WHrnsas libel n Information has been fled In the
District Coart a the United States within and fof the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana The 5fh day Of
Ocober lssl by John Hanna Es Attorney u the Jni-
I'd for said District Of Insna against CASKS II
baron, sefed Evansville for q violation a the laws Of
the rnlted ssie the sad goods and merchandise being
eotrsbsnd ofvsr. and praying process ssi said goods
and that the may be CONDEMNED and sod articles
coutraband % war.
Nov therefors IN pursuance q the moniion under the
seal q ssd Court directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice 20 al persoas claiming said goods
any part thereof any Interested therein,
that they be and appear before the ssd the District COuri
q the United States be held the city - Indianapo
H. IN and or the District q Indiana The ii Monday q
November next 10 ocok a the forenoon q sad day.
then and there nierpo<e their claims and make their
allegations IN that behalf
D. g. ROSE. T.. 8 Marshal.
Per J. s. hskI.0w, Deputy.
Jomx " REA Clerk
Dated November !. 1861. ncv2-dl@'
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NOTICES.


Vi fANI on INDIANA. -
HsEsE4a A libsi q information has been fled IN the
r4><t Court q the unfed States within and for the
S<vsnth Circuit and District q Indiana The 7rln day
u s>psezber. fssi. By John Hanna. Eco, Attorney for
The tsif>t States a Am<rics. sgsins sacks q coffee
ani e>zss q mcrehaniise, s<red Evansville, fof
voistsa q The laws q ne Gated States ssd gods
and nerchsntss beng esntrHbsnf q wsr and praying
2rcces against said goods. and that the may be
conf~mned and sold ARTICLES canfrsbsnd -
Voc. therefore, IN pursuancs q the menon under the
sea 81 said Coar rsctsd and delivered DO here
~ give p1bx notice al p<rseos claiming said goods
any thereof any Interested therein.
that they bs ard appear before the ssd the District CUar
q the United States - held The eity Of Ind snspo
Ia IN ard for the Dtct q Indiana The ID Monday q
November next 10 O'clock q the forenoon ~ that day
then end there intsrpos~ their elaine and make their
allegations ln that behalf
D.. ROSE. q. 8 Marshal.
Joss w. Rrk Clerk
Dated <orernh<r 4 leGf u0x1-dl4f
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REMOVAL.
Scott, Nicholson a. Co. i.

HAVE REMOVED THEIR STONE CUTTING ENPc-
IL RUN 70 their large and eommodious Yard on
Kentucky and West street square south Of
the Canal and the Terre Haute Railroad.
ose wishing anything in our line Arereeuesed 20 call
ard see us AZ our new quArters
All business entrusted 20 will receive prompt siten
Ton. fnchl5-dsHa SCOTT. NICHOLSON co
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Trn,.ea state. Of America. D,.,r,e,

OF Indiana. -.
WHEUks. libel of information has been nled IN the
District Court q the United States. within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of ndsna the sth dAy of
October 1s6i, ny John Hanna ESQ. Attorney Of the
United States for said District q Indiana agans casks
~ bacon. seized Evansville for violation 81 the laws
United States the said goods and merchandise being
traband 81 war.
Now therefore, IN pursuance q the moniton under the
seal Of said Conrt 10 directed aud delivered, do
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
goods, sny part thereof, any manner Interested
therein that they be and appear before the said the Dis
tc Court o. the InDed States TO be held at the city n
indianapolis in and for the District 81 Indiana the
thrd Nonnav II November next At 10 o'clock Of the fore
o that day then and there TO nterpOe their claims
and make their allegations m that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE. L. s. Marshal,
Per J. 5. BICELOw, Deputy.
JOHS II. RIA. Clerk.
=
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United STATES OF AuERICA, DIS

~ IkiI " INDIANA. -
NuExks. A hbe 81 Information has beer fled In the
District cosr q the rnitsd states within and for the
seventh Circuit and District q Iadana the sh day u
oeober lssl. By gehn Hanna Esq. Attorney Of the Un
I'D states for said District o. Indians agans, bags of
ecfce, boxes Of candles. beg Of cream u tartar bar
rss u WHISKY boxes q starch. bags o. coffee bar
reis e WHISKY BAGS u coffee and keg Of soda ssized
az Evansville for violation 81 the laws ~ the tnied
stss The said goods and merchandise being conirsband
81 and praying process against aid goods and that
hssd Il war.
Now. therefore. n pursuance Il the mention under the
cal q sad Court directed and delivered do here
By give puhiir notice 20 all persons claiming said goots
part thereof or IN interested teerein
bar they be and appear before the said the District Court
q the United States be held al the city n ndsnapo
i.. IN and sor the District - Indiana. the 81 Nonsy
Of November next 10 o'clock u the forenoon u that
day then and there 70 nterpoe their claims aud make
their allegations IN that behalf
u. g ROSE. u :. Marshal,
Per J. s. BIsEIow, Deputy.
JonS a. REA. Clerk.
Dated November 4, 1851 noy2-d1N