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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
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Williamson. june -.
The Goyernnon. stesm.deuiok Dergo arrived
here ta. morning. ma wis proceed shotiy to raise
vessel recently sum, here. The Fenannlna ~
rived here yes erday rom Wilmington, y. {. She
r,rons al quiet a the coast.
The sloor-og var join Adams arrived from New
pot The morning with the senior case Of the United
States Naval Academy On board. The middies are
TO sec q little actual naval warfare, il is said, be-
foro returning
The steamer Metamora arrived from City Point
lao; night. She brought no passengers, psPas, nor
aews.
Tie telegraph line from Suffolk to Portsmouth bus
just been completed, and ia row in good working
ORDER
The weather j. s,ill cool and unreasonable.
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL AT Mill CREEK
RNrIs'NT Mtcucsisv, Jure ~, lJl-.
THE statement that the Government Hospitals ~
Mil Cree aud lIamrden 10 be abandoned is H.
correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
GEN. sCHESCK's DKlGAu

bert Hsgelie. &c. l. Eighty, Edward Dssech 90. g.
severely, lee; John aucaiehsuey, Co g. severely leg.
Cap,. Ii. Mcdonald was also very slightly wounded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
The Right of Secession acknowI-
edged.

By the admission OF the pretended State of
Western Virginia into the Union the Republican
majority in Congress have given practical sane
ton e. the right Of secessiou-the right of one
part OF Stale 20 secede from the other, and set
up on lis own account Statesmen have hitherto
held various opinions az to The constitutional
right of a State To secede from the Federal Union
some ending that the Union was nothing more
than league, diss0yable nj the pleasure 0f ans
of the Stre>; while Others and the m 4i0rity in
sisted that the Union solemn compact
which. once entered into. could never he dissolved
except hy the assent OF all the parties TO IL But
never before heard OF any party contendins
for the right OF portion of State 10 cut Itself
loose from the balance without the consent of
their fellow citizens
This has been done by the people Of Western
Virginia or IA portion of them, and their conduct
has been sanctioned by y large majority of the
Senate and House of Representatives For the
purpose Of putting record the names Of the
members OF the House who voted for this revou
tonary and unconstitutional measure. we print
the yeas and NAYS upon the bill for the admission
of the new State:
YEAs-Messrs. Aldrch, Arnold. Rabbit. Ba
ker. b ixter. Beaman Bingham Blair, VA
Blair. PA ) Blake, Brown. (Va,) Buiiinton.
Burnham. Campbell casey. Chamberlain Clark.
Clements, Colfax. Frederick A. Conkng Co
vode Cutter, Davis. Dael. Dunn. Edgerton, FL
wards. Eliot. Ely, Feuton Samuel C Fe-serden.
Thomas 4 ID Fes~endon. Franchot, Frank Good
VIII. Gurley Hight Hale Harrison. Hickman,
Hooper. Horton. Hntclins. Julian Kelly KEEL
losg, Mich , Kellogg. III ) Keliiueer. In
sing. Lehman, LOOMS, Loveioy. Low. Mcknight.
Mcpherson, Maynard Mitchell Morehe,d Nor
riil Me y Morrill,, W.T. Nixon. Noel. DIN,
Patton. Phelps. fCtl) Pike Pomeroy, Porter.
Potter. Rice, Me- Riddle. Rollins. y II
Sergeant, Seiswick, Sharks. Sheffield, Shea
bargeF, sherman, Sioan. Spaudne Stevens.
Stra;ton. 2 rinnle. Towhridge, Van Horn. Van
NalkeubEt. Van WICK, Verree. Walker, VII.
Wnshburne. whtiey White Ind, wilson Win
dom, AMI ~Ureestcr-96
NAYs-Me-srs Allen of H.. Alley. Anoona,
Ashley. Bahey. Bidde Goth. Roscoe. Conklua
Conway. Cnx. Crsvens. Crisfeic, Critfenden De
lanO Deispirne Owen. DaniIp. English. Gooch,
Granger Grider Hall. Harding. Holman John
Morris, Nyble. Norton. 0ieil. Pendleton. Price,
Rice OF Mass Richardson. Robinson Of Illinois
Rollins OF Missouri. Segur. Shiel, Smith. Steele
Of New York. Steele OF New jersey. Thomas Of
Massachusetts, Thomis of Maryland. Train.
Naia.1.l-lanl II. Voorhees,, " ard. WAile OF O.
Wickiigie. Wright ind Yeamoa-55
The work OF secession and eisinteyration be
gun 6y the fre saters, has IhaS received he sAuc
ton ~ the Republican M .jorty In Congress
Thi- j. but the oeginang IL Is ALREADY "A liked
fact chat the Union is not 10 be restored - IL VS.
VI 81 probably il We never INTENDED that il should
be IN < Le3aer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
'Fbe south Cam Continue the War
Longer than the North-The Reason
yghr.
Under the above heading the Richr

Under the above heading the Richmond TX
aminer, of the llth inst, comments rs follows:
The question of labor cannot fail to be a very
serious one ut the North. it the war goes on
much longer. That c0untr. has already lost
million OF able bodied men from the business OF
production. The drain il still going on. and
half million more must be added in another wear
THIS Is irishiin loss 10 a community w<ose Ia
bor j. AL performed by the class from which en-.
ll-tments Tor the army made At tie South
the heavy labor OF the coantry goes on in spite {
the Drain of young white men lor The war. That
labor was always sufficient 90 provide bread and
meat Tor the population, besides performing murh
ot the work of clothing. sheteging ana otherwise
providing for the people Excer, in districts over
run bg The enemy, this labor system ], still iutaci
and organized. performing all it, usual Offices TO-
society Bat toe North r0ssesses no such system
The Nat makes a isghtiul hiatus in the TAI k OF
IL pretiecing class A million OF men ure taken
from tie support OF their families join the armv
and probably half a million more are diverted
from OIL productive pursuits To the expensive
work connected 18th aFusiag and supplying troops
In the field aud vessels on the water
In proportion - the Northern Young men were
industrious before Is their loss the labor OF that
country felt now.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
ecI7-dI4r

(So 1861
ETNTTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, -
WHEREAS. 4 libel Of information has been filed ia the
District C"uIt OF The United States within and Tor the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana. on the 18th day
Of November, ls61, b. John Hanna. Esq, Attorney
Of the UIted STATE for The Dtric; II Indiana against
the following desciited credit, ard etcts Of one BAR p
N,,nd To- wiz one ar -u,sory Note lor the sum *
thousand (S6 00a dollars dated January ~ 1883 due
&c ober j. IsfJ with interest from date said given
bS James H. Creighton - Dav c. Rose. IL conshie a
ton certain real estate ia Lap0r county Indiana and
by aid hose assigned aud transferred TO "a Burr
= NoldId, Tor a violation OF the powers II an act
Of Congress approved j T. lsG2 entitled. An
suppress nsurecfiou, To- punish treason and rebeilloi
seize and csnscate the Prper Of rebels and for Other
purpose md praying process against sad note end
that the may Re c1uleuct and sold as enemies
properly.
Now therefore, IN pursuance o he inoron under he
zeal 4 said Court 70 directed and delivered 20 here
Is give public notice al persons claiming af realfv
any part thereof or il. any interested fherei
thai tLcy De cad appear before The said District Court q
the Uncd States. be held The city II iudlu5yos
n and fr the D.sirc; - Indiana. the third Monday
q Nay next AZ tea O'Clock The forenoon - that
day. then AMI 81 intepo-e hercian and % make
their allegations IN that behail
j. q. ROSE. L. s. NsrshaI.
Pcs :. 5. blCELos, Deputy.
At.csf:
JoHx u. RIA Clerk dscr7-dlst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
TAXES.
zcIK EE~s II ,H,1N~ j..

Y6yiF CITIZENS or TIE SMITH ASSESSMENT DIS
Z TBICr Of The state q Indiana hereby notified
thar rave dispensed with portion Of the Assistant
a the I'll III 1t Of May next when
the general assessor will be made
The following persons in each county have been retain
ed who vii attend 10 al bg>ises relative
IN their respective count'e-.
There are many cftt'e brokers' lOre DEALER pedlcrs
tnsnuf cturer and others who have cei
and Vho dong ~holeSs ie business under
tail iccu,e also manufacturers. aucfioneer eddi and
butcher. who 90 not report promptly cerry month We
respec fully ask all such persons forward once
and the them trouble aud expense
MARION COUNTY.
John H. Stumph. Indianapolis
HANCOCK COUNTY.
\. L Hart. .Greenheld
SHELBY COUNTY.
Willis Niils.-..- .Shelbyyillc.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
l. w Fletcher. rankin
MORGAN COUNTY.
W. II. Craig. --- Martnsville.
HENDRICKS COUNTY
Allen Hess BafiNflie.
WILLIAM :. BssAD~EsAW.
Assessor Sixth District Of Indiana.
decls-dSwIw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
no 1917
go 49,
ETSlTEn STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or rs-


ETSiTEn STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF rs
DIAN s-SS
Where's lioel Of Information has he y fled in me
Dtric Court - the Jnifed STATES within for the
Seventh Ciscii District 81 Indiana The 18th DAY of
December, &C., by John HAM. tsQ Attorney Il the
United FOR the District Of Indiana against The ol-
lowing described estate, credit an Effects e Burr p
Soisld, t0wl vne Pr0nisslTy Note ds-et January 81
in53, due Cctter &C. VT inferr froua csse for TIE
frm % for rhCu<-rd sven h1rir-l ard sixty-six
tss7ssl iolisTs. laid - zht.u
70 DaVilG Rose H. consideration o. certain real estate in
isporfe incfla, ard ~ said Eoe assigned and
II inferred 20 saia Bar y olsn- fer violation y
~er ~ 81 act ~ Cong approved ~ l.. iS6e entitled
IN SCI o. suppress rsaflrc.i. - Fgnh 'reas-i and
Tehelo-f 8 seize ana ccnscafe the Fropsrry r-fels
end for oth-r prrpc<es aud praying proces agsinsf
ssid note. and hat the may be condemned and
sold enemies property.
Now, therefore, pursuance 4 the ronitioa under fhe
seal OF said Courf crece ald delivered DO hers
by give puzzle notice al rers0n. claiming sat r-ar
OF any part thereof a IN h-resed therein
that they e sni apVear bef The sd fhe District Court
Of TIE United States BE- held the city of indianapolis,
b. and Tor the II Of sniiza. ste bird Monday u
Mag neXf. o'c * % fh- forenoon q rh1t az.
then sDd here inrsr7ose their riAins ansuake thor
aiegafitns IN n h-hef ~
u. q. RUSE. Uni'ci states Marshal
b l. :. BfGrto~. D-pCty-
Attest:
Jsas u. hA, CLERK deei7-dl4i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
The Battle Sf Saturday - Hiundcr-
tremendous Loss.

] lett Burnsides army at : o'clock Monday
mornins The battle of Saturday n shocking
blunde and disaster Our troops. who had occu
pied fredericksburg. were hurled against Tor
midable natural position, held by an army OF
rebels OF about 30 600. and covered 10y redoubts
mounted with siege guns. The whole hill side Is
full of rifle pits. and the enemy we're also PRO
tected by a stone val. a deep ditch. and marsh
Our artillery was ineffective. Batteries. on the
north side OF the river, were unable to DO execu-
ton apoa the enemy owing to The position ct our
troops and the fact that the shells were defective
being contract made. aud exploding too soon
slsughterIng our own men Our troops fought
excelently but hopelessly. and were crushed ty
the enemy's overwhelming artillery This refers
To operations on the center
Franklins battle fought on the left four
miles down the river lie MAS TO attack Tue
enemy To support the charge IN the center. bat
WAS first attacked by Stone~all Jackson The
battle between Franklin and Jackson WIS long
and bloody Jackson Was driven about "A nile
but the crest OF the ridge which he held wa~ not
taken franklin took three hundred prisoners
The general result Of the fighting u TO show that
she eneS.vs positions the hills south OF Fred.
ericksburg are almost. ii not altogether impreg
nable. unless assaulted in flank or by regular APP
proaehes. They cannot be T. ken BIZ assault, ex-
cert BY loss that We cannot afford
We did not gam single position of i'm
portance on Saturday, and our loss was severe
have high authority for saving that Couch's
corps. of Summers grand division lost seven
thousand. killed and wounded. This Was the
heaviest lost sustained by ans corps Franklin
lost about four thousand men I presume our
loss IN killed and wounded will not be found less
than twelve or fifteen misunderstanding the
str~ggiers Our immediafe loss IN effective l.
more. The loss Of the enemy i coupar lively
all 81. I.
came out Of their intrenchments.
The city OF Fredericksburg IS an enormous
f2p- The rebel artillery Commands every house
snd every street IL ough, 20 ne evacuated AZ
once, and. II Il : not worse will come to pass =
N h. Correspondent Cincinnati Commercial
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

"a says tie special Washington dispatches
to the Cincinnati Gazette: Gov. Robinson aud
Adjutant General Finnell. OF Kentucky. here
In rs understood that the Kentucky delegation are
going 10 make dead set on the President to
procure the withdrawal OF the emancipation proc
lamation Ii j. believed that their efforts will
be fruitless.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

60. ls-.l
n TNnEp sIArES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF M


80. ".
TNTTED : ATTS OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. IS
NHEREAs libeIof information has been led irthe d.
tricfNourf o the United States within and ~exef-h
Crcn ana bstrct oi intiana,on fau 18th day lo.
by John Hanna, Lsq., Attorney Tor he United states
or the District q insaa. against the 4aias. n
credis and effects 81 Barr a. Noaud. tu-wt: tinc
Proniss ~ note, dated January lS59 ue Ocoirr ISL
with interest from ate for IS houSau (.6 oo folarS
said pore bs Jsme II. ltou David o. Rose
m consi1era o. Of certain real spo te county
Indiana ard y said Rose gned and transferred 10 said
Burr 4. holland. Tor a violation 90 the power, OF
an act Of Congress. approved July ~. s2 enii,led An
ACT 20 supPres Instruction. punish ifon and rrhe
lion, 70 seize and cOoaie the properly OF rebel, ant tor
otneE pu'Pose and praying process against ,aId note
and tfat the same may be condemned aud sold a.
enemies property
Nos therefore, n pursuance Of the monon under the
seal q SAID court dire It'd and delivered do here
~ give public notice % al persons clain said proffy
or any part thereof any irferesi, hercir
that they be and appear before District Court of
the United states 10 he held the city OF Ind ,uo "a
in and for the District Of indiana on the slrd Nonia. Of
May next. nj ten O'Clock OF the forenoon vi TIA,
day then AMI here iuterose their clains ud - N -
their allegations IA thar behalf
u. q. ROSE L. 3. Marshal.
Per l. = BARLOW. deputy.
JoHN u. RIA. Clerk. deciT-.slu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
60. 1867
Z TNITtD STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IND,
90. 1867

60. 1867
Z TNITfD STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF md,
ANA-SS.
whereas libel or information has been nj Il In the
District Court of the UuIteG States wit Ia aud Tor Le
Seven Circuit AMI District # the I2tt day 81
December. ls62 by John Hanna. So. Attorney %. The
United States for tn Dsfic; Of Indiana against he fol-
lowing escribcd credits and effects one Burr r. No.
land to-wiG one Proms-ory Note. dated January i
1859 due ctoher J. ls6, with interest from date for
the sum ol sis u>an. 1liar,, &c &c., laid notc given
b one James ii C5ig 10 David -. in con .i..rs-
ton 81 certain real estate ~ La county IN
difra, anu by said kse assigned ana transferred 10
Burr J. Nolanc, for the violation Of The power,
q an act 4 to-ress approved Jul, Iscz tied
an ACT 10 suppress, u,urrcc io, 20 punish aud
bclon 10 seize and conca;e the property Of rebels AID
for other I.rrose- aud praying pr.ce,s again. "a
note, ard that the may condemned and sid
a. nemie,' properly
Now therefore, N pursuance Of the monitor under The
seal OF sad Ceuri directed s.e
by give public notice u all person, claiming said prom
eiy, or any part thereof. IA any manner m crested
therein. that they ne and pear before sad The
Dtrict Court fthe United be az the city
o. Indianapolis IN AID fr the District # Indiana on The
thur. hcda, Ol May neat. O'Clock Il tn fore
# hsi day then and there inrpo,. their lairs
ana make their allegations IA that behalf
ID. g.. E0SE, L $ Marshal
By ). BGEL0w. Deputy.
Attest
JOIN H. REA. Clerk. decl1-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
deciTdI4t
go. 1881
UTNrrED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN

NO lSil
HNITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF In.
u DIANA, So
WHEREAS, libel 81 Information he been filed in the
District Court Of the United Sflfes within and ~,
ne Seventh Circuit aad District 81 iudana on The l.h
day Of bece Der. s6- by john Hanna fse Attorney
fof The United Sate,. fer The District iiana ausf-i
tn following described credits aad cliecs o on Bnrr
Noland. t0wit Ore Iromi>>org Noe dated January ,,
1853. due October J. -62. with date the
sum OF SIX ihoa-ani ls6to) dollars aid uofc gwen D.,
on' James H. Creighton 90 David g. Rose in con liberation
OF certain real estate laporte county indiana ami M
said st'~e assigned and transferred -aid No,
Tor violation oi the Power, Of act o. Consre of Juy
~ 1852 entitled An otto suppress lnsarf iou 20 if-
iSh TREASON aud rebellion. aud flc
pr perry 81 rebels and for other purposes and PRAYING
process against said note aud that The same ma, be-
condemned aud cid as encn es' property.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance % the under
The seal ~ said court, 60 directed aud delivered 90
hereb' give public notice e. 81 per.ons claiming Sssi
rea'iy or any part ther.of, Ia ans
therein that they be ane appear before the said Di.rct
tour 81 the United state De- held the CITY oflndsu-
apo in and for the District "f Indiana GA the ihri Mon
day %. May nest a. ten o'clock 81 The that
daf then and there 10 uteroe their claims and 10 max /,
their allegation. in that behalf
u. q. ROSE. L. : Mar-haI
Per 4. ;. biGEIoV. Deputy.
Attest:
joins II. REA, Clerk deci--dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

The demand for Kentucky money continues
from cotton operations. and per cent premium
Is freely paid for it. and matter OF course. but
little OF il is in circulation
The weither was too warm the greater portion
of the week for the prosecution OF the pork bu-i
ness, which caused the number of hogs in the
pens to Increase rapidly. as the receipts continued
large; but the confidence of owners-and indeed
packers-in the current rates did not change e
sentially. and prices. under existing circnm
stances, were well maintained, the decline not
beng over l5c. An advance ia mess pork in
New ork, owing to an expected larg demand
from the Government, helped greatly to strength
Ell the confidence of holders.
There was heavy rain Sunday night and UP
to nine o'clock Monday evening. when the tenn
perature changed suddenly and the rain turned to
snow. Yesterday with cool and clear atmos
phere. Strengthening was again resumed at all The
houses. The weather was quite favorable and
the market opened with brisk demand, and Tor
heavy prices we're shade in favor OF sellers
The sales were:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

THAp SrsvkSs. in the course Of the debate
upon the Western Virginia subject. disclosed the
cloyen foot of Abotionism thus: r.
with his consent the Union could never be
restored as il under ;he Constitution as il IL
with slavery
IL this Is the doctrine. what are we lighting
for?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

Should the receipts he AS large the coming
week as they were the past, the total will be
close up to the whole number packed here last
season, which was the largest number ever packed
al TINS place before, with one exception Dro
vers and some Others still say the hogs are nearly
all in, but the facts against the statements.
demand from the Government Tor 60 600
barrels pork. at New York. produceI a buoyancy
IN that article last week, AMI the price advanced
to %. but NJ the close 25c OF this was lost
and the market closed heavy This advance in
duced demand here, and about 1000 ,rrels
sold at Sll 25@ll 80: but the market closed
dull. ana there we're no buyers at better than 81
at the close New has been held at Sl3. and
there Is good deal being packed. but We did not
herr OF any demand at over SD. IL cannot oe
made al this rate. however
Lard advanced to e1sc. but fell back to s35c
and closed dull. there being more sellers rhan
BUYERS at this rate. keg is held at 9ltdg3sc
Some demand for bulk shoulders with sales at
4l4c, and for short clesr sides for boxing nj Gle
Ihese was also good demand iot short clear
micdles, IN boxes, az Ic.. aud about 500 boxes
sold at this rate. They now held az 711c !:
short ribs are held at 6lsa65sc; long rib Ga ;
long clear 81 PC and Cumberland at 80, DC :but
we did not hear of any inquiries Tor then.
Head aud cut lard is in good demand az olta
slac Grease steady ut Ga 71sc
We put up our quotations tor star candles lc
per pound The demand Tor them is very active
Nails have advanced materially.
Lnseed oil is dull at 81 Is. which is the rate
asked
The grocery market has been dull and greatly
depressed. and prices irregular; but sugar was
held more firmly AZ the close. and prices were SC
higher from the lowest point reached.
Flour and wheat have been dull, AMI prices
shade eisier. y good demand Tor ccrn ami an
active one Tor oats at our quotations. The army
demand for oats continue, large Whisky duh
without change; the demand j. quite light Pu-
@toes scarce and hrm Hay 81 per ton higher,
and IN good demand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
30. 1884,
NlrED srATEs0i AmE9iCa.Dss-

TNiTED >rATEsOi AuE4iCA,pss.
- 1RiCT OF INDIANA, -,
WHEREAS, \ ihel OF Information has hecn filed in the
District Court OF the United state. within and for the
seventh Circuit AMI DsiTct OF Indiana on the 18th day
Of December 1852 by John Hanna, Esq Attorney Tor
tie United States FOR the rici ofindiana against the
following described credits and effects 81 one Burr A. ~.
land TO vii: one Prom Note for the .un Of sN
IN Ms md (s6OoO) dolars. dated January IL 1852 due
October I, 1858 with interest fr m said n te given
by one james H. Cngh 10 David C. o~e. con~idera-
ton II certain reii tate in Lapre county indiana and
by sad Rose a,sged aud transferred Sai Burr T. Mo-
land ir violation OF he pnNc oCongress AZ.
pr"vedJuN L. 1882 entied' ppre-s ,sirr.-
ton, 10 punish treason AMI rebellion sei - and conf
the properly OF reels, and fOr other purposes PRAYING
pr cess against said iote and that the same may be co-
denned nj sold a enemies properly
Now tlsrefore n pursuance of the InoIson under the
seal o said Court 20 me directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all I,r-snis claiming said realty
o' any para thereof o. IA any therein
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States. 10 be held the CITY If Ind anano-
lis AMI for the District II Indiana the third Monday
OF May next, at 10 O'Clock OF The fren Of thar Az
then and here 10 inerpose Their claims and make ihei,
allegations IVA that behalf
ID. GARLAND ROSE. L. NJ
By l. 5 DlGELOW. Deputy
Attest: IoHS H. RIA, Clerk a ols -dls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

CLERK or THE SESATE.--Oar fellow citizen, :
X II mill. Esq wilt be a candidate az the next
session of the Legislature for Clerk of the Sen
ate Within the last ter years Sullivan county
has neither bad = candidate OF the Safe IL, KIT
nor has sly of her citizens been honorsi Nth
any Of the crumbs" II the hands OF the Lesisx
tuTe. THIS period might pOs-iLly be daiel for
ther back. bnt We oifN spefk - fsr a Uur own
knowledge extends. Ii the Democrats in the
Senate think Sullivan county i deserving OF this
position. we know OF no rne better qualified than
Mr hannii II Sullivan Democrat
,E The Nes York Express SAYS: A con
tracs for the minafsciHe at $4,000 suits for con
traits nds ha~ just been s~aries, 20 a large cloIb-
ing house d, this city. We Edo not heat. hor ever
that any measures have been taken 70 supply he
shivering soldier OF the Rappthauock With ap
parel suitable g. tbs inciement season .