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with my play.
My luck was changeful. / won, and
then | lost. Then | won once more, and
then | lost again. Finally / touched the
knavc with dozen cheques, worth fv,
dollars each, and won. The IIoosier hat
staked twelve cheques on the queen. He
lost, and the banker pushed the pile OF
the queen over to me. ! let the twenty
four cheques remain where they were,and
the lloosier put twenty-four upon the
queen. At this point my companion
came and told me he must be going.
was too much excited with the play tc
leave the table then, and told him not to
wait for me. The queen lost-the knavc
wou-and again the banker passed to me
the cheques which the Hoosicr had lost
Once more my companion asked me il
| would 90 with him. told him could
not. He went away without me.
forty.eight cheques were upon the
Anavc, III four stacks.
" Stranger DO you 60 them yer-all D.
The Hoosicr asked me this question, at
the same time pointing to my cheques
told him yes He bought more cheques
and placed number equal to mine on
the queen.
This yer keard must win some time, =
he muttefed as he straiahtened ug hi,
stack Of ivory. and then added, alancing
over at my pile, " an that yer knayc' )
got to lose atore he much older"
The dealer began to throw off the card,
again. The knave came first. 1t had
won. The queen came next. The bank
er turned it upon his left hanl-thc bank
won-thc IIooser lost. As before, the
cheaucs which came from the Qrcen were
passed over 10 me.
.c,itated. but the spell was upon me.
anil could not break il. | pjlcd 1,p the
cba,p,.s-.n;petv..;x of them-and ven.
tnred them unou the kpaye again. The
IIo,,;er eyed me sbarnIv. and then ven.
tureI = like amount upon the queen at
tho ,,m, ti,nc nntterin, n himself tb,t
.ncb Kind Of b,rL conI|n,t last always
t,,,;n tho ear4Is wore slid oF and T. t3c
a.foni.bmant of all who were WATCHING
The oan,c the kpayc and the queen came
o9t ycry mar torrtbcr-tbe kn,yc To the
,,,,ht IL ..,,z..., - n. Iatt had won
tbn IIooI,rrh h,1 lost Tho h,nkcr now
took in NV =~5n,ll4. cbr0ir. and oayr mo
:, .y,.b,n,..# .,o... ,,o,tb ,g,ntv ,l..llar.
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Mistellanenus.
How / was Cured of Gaming.
4 MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE.

with me not long SINCE ami among other
adventures Wh'on hao peiaiseh hi''' nc re-
ia'ed Tue ioi'o"ihg
haa peen cnsaSed on poara the
steamer so'''''"i',S o'V' s'''' anu "'s
,nen men. SCI w VI ~ 're 'sPa,i9 oi ''i''I-
Duf'"s tue nv IL" months | lid" ose''
,"'"e' ''l " .'S" w ,e''.'s y 80 ''s.'s'
1a' "'tfa = many a'ofisa u 'o'''eilss
anu hiurdets, a'ia o' strangers p''"9 At
taeAed from mere wan'on'esS' 'na' l pre-
leffeo 10 KIP "''s,,' as sa.e as PoIs'9ig'
22hic'''ii'S = sPe"' t"' "'a"s a. = me-,
"hefe t"S 9AssfS o' various s'o'''''' iao
as'e'ho'ca '9f Sol''' I'M a'a s9"ie'
'''iie7 "e,'' 70 = '"''''V, ~ i'''s. w. NV
ever as oee''ns aSqua"'gi WIN sAe
city tue Oh '.'h'I''y "o'' p,'' "''' | in-
any accom- paIne' some Oh my pFo'ner 'I!
oiaeer' TO PiseeS ""cF' tue more starting
ePI9od'5 oi fsal NE /" '"s ei' oGGu'le1''
rom 'ne mote, We went - 'n' 'u''''e,
ana from the theatre We went 70 some o'
'hS 'npS' '"''ous s'nio'''o -n0uo't
euu'F ms my if'o'i'' 70 i''o',i you
N ,y,i , I;ttla= az | shall he ohlio.d tn
IT, Ln, ~ cb,rm va bro1on ~
confess Cu' 'nS cn'F'i was o'oA'"' as
yeu snail near
On the th'Fa or fourth visit TO tue
gamins-house' one OF my companions
- -, ,h, CO. ,,tI1 VII
'''':I' 80 ,-''a - a,' ' aann,.o,n.o ' ,I'rax
t. ,,,,ar,ar.c,,l, rEs L.,LarasIal
- r., -, -, a,aza .,lI In,
- ~ :, ! -, ,'.s ,baa '1,aaa;sbol - nnt na,.
t.;'i,. - ,t,a - ,,n.La.3
- t.t.,i,l.r.,,' aa.I tn ,.,,,r,.;a
~ II III -. L,r, ;,t,r,n.l H., H..
-,
-. ,Sa r,pas raa,,i,,;7n. ,nl ,,'y.,cr;,.. of
- - So - 7rt.,I..'.i.,. -, ,a,.p;la
"a. ''' ~ - -.
"a '''' - 81, IL: T. IL - ~
r u - .I.a. - -,
s''s" - - a.. - ir'1l. 'r'. " ri
: p'e5,,,'.'.7 r.,.l' a,.l - H.. .arl
-, ''',''o,. 49,, AL ,,la..5 nv craan.
baek u,op the a4e.u. Won a,,in. aal
,,,jn ,miIel for the thought that |
w. Gambling did not cntcr nv mind. Il
VS. .nortZSpo1t Of 4 new and exciting
Linj bet anon the aacen again. and
asain won. Before the naxt play [
calculated a I;ttle. 1t WIS not likcly the
SAM card would win again, 50 made
nv venture upon the acc. The queen
la.t and ,he ate won. At the end Of an
bnnr had won s75 or $50. and then |
went with NV companiony 10 the hotel.
vbcrc we ,neut another hour before re-,
r,;rjn, :, our boat.
After tbi. frcauen,lv accompanied
NJ, friend, "a The a,mins houses. and |
al5, mad, f,r,h,r ventures at Il b, faro
b,nl \ love of the excitement erlw
on-n M, balorc | wa. aware of it-.,rrw
unou me SO strongly that more than once
| ven,urcd alone INTO A gambling house
not f,r from onr hotel. one cycnin, four
II -. or;r.r. wsr. at the =, Charles. and
..,,.- sumner tn, question was started n
- bow 'wc ,booll ,li.po,c of the next few
Lanrs Two wcrr far the theatre and
,,,a ,n- III. a,n,in,.bou.e How ,bonlI
-. H. .;lg, \ nei,hu narty seemed
",li,n,, - ,i,s n, il VA, 8aatl, ARRANGED
,i,a,.Tc sLaol5 ~ INST ~ our inclination
-. u, T,.a I..,; "a ,ba ,b.,,r. ,.l
,,,,, .t,r,c.l ,,r the ,,mina.bou~c. was
- IL. ,,t,.r Nc romn,nion VS.
;o.nt ~ n,.r;,c,. boat and h.,oye
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
why John Van Bnrcn Visited the
President.

Our readers are aware that since the n ew York
election John Nrn Buren, has paid "A visit To the
President at Washington. Considerable CURIOSITY
has been expressed To know the object of Mr.
Van Buren's visit 20 the White House In "A
speech delivered alta Democratic meeting in New
York few days ago he thus explains the object
of that meeting:
They have talked of aIresting prominent men
side They have spoken NJ times of
resting me Laughter Not TO me; they
would not tell such nonsense TO me. but TO sick
relatives anu children. Renewed laughter
told them that they lid not dare arrest me in
New ork CITY The physical force was too
strong They thought they would arrest me in
Philadelphia. where they had majority and
went there to see il they would Laughter
They did not do IL there. and | went 10 Balti-
more. anu thes did hot 90 il there I went 10
Washington. and into tie President house
Laughter aud applause And - NY business
there has been subject at considerable CONVEX
sation. 1 nov state that hid no business on
earth there except 10 see whether they wanted TO
arrest me; but they Did not dare 10 90 So as long
a Kept inside the Constitution and the laws,
Tor. though very moderate lawyer, know the
fecty well that thew did rot dare TO arrest me ~
thes did women. knew this. that. II any man
connected wi.h the illegal arrests that had been
made IN New York Stale sets his foot upon the
soil OF New York State will arrest him Long
continued cheers. And. - help me Cod. he
shsll be brought 10 such punishment "a the Con-
StitUtiOu ana the laws OF this country admit.
Renewed cheers
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: -
MUSIC.
$50. ls6)
TNirFD STATES on AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA, -.

NO lhh)
ETNrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA, -.
NnEgtAs, \ ilhrl at Information has been Med IN the
p,ircI tourt o he United Siaics. within ard for the
seventh Circuit and District % Indiana tho 95th
day of November 1882, hy John Hanna, fsq Attorney
Of The United States, Zoe The District ~ indiana against
| trunk. ! buggy. 80 "a quininc. lhs opium, -.
morphine. bottles oaustc. los qunnc lot otnu-,
and . GA puuine, selrd ut kvinsy ". for violation
OF hc laws o The tniisd Stae. the sad woods and
otand.e being eontrabtnd nd PRAYING process
against fald poods ard Tint the slrlc may hc con.
a, med and old aft clcs contr band IT
Now therefore, Ia pnrsuancc ~ the muniflo under the
seal oi sad court directed nud delivered dn here
hy give public notice o. al persons claiming said property
any part thereof. in ANY Interested therein,
that they hc and appear before the sad nnc Court Of
the United States 90 be held ~ The city ~ Indianapolis
IN and fur the D.trci of Indiana the fsi Monday 81
January At o'clock of the foreuoon ~ 'hh, day.
then aud there 90 intcrpose their claims and ~ make
their allegations ia that hchnf
~ q. ROSE, u. \. Marshal.
Per l. :. blGkLON, Deputy.
Attest
JouN II, IRA. Clerk dec5dist
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$50. iss.)
LIMITED 81 ATEs OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.

go. iSS)
LIMITED SiATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.
\ DIANA. IS:
wueWAs, libel ~ information has been cd ln the nis
lrct Court the United states within and fr the seventh
Circuit and District ~ ndanron the 7 day OF sos Sz
by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney Tor he United States
To- the District e indiana, against i've shar' and lrac
lion hare ~ the capital stock Il Jeicrons Vile
and indianapolis railroad stock. and especially AGAINST
william &. ircsioi. for violation Of the pnNets Of
IN act Of Congress, approve Jly H. 1862. entitled IAN
suppress nsrrecton. a., punish and rebel
on seize aud co-cac the property OF rebels and
other purposes" aud praying process against sad prop
criy and tia, the may be condemned and sold
enemies property
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monton under the
seal ~ said dire. ted and delivered do here
by give public notice Ia all clamn gSad property
any part thereof any Interested therein,
they he and appear before the said District Court of
the United Siaes be- held the city Of indianapolis
In and for the District OF indiana, the first Monday Of
January next. O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
day then AID there intcpose their claims and to make
their allegations in that behalf.
d. q. ROSE. l.. :. Marshal.
Per L. :. Bi.EIow Deputy.
ATTEST.
JotS n. RIA, Gierk. dec5-il4i
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! TNnfpsrNlsoI Hai.leA. DISTINCT On lspl.


ErNiupffAftH Ash ca. DISTRICT ui iSni-
~ ANA-ss
Mhrfcas, ihs ~ iuieuuatinn he been nifd iile
District tourl az ihr ped niags, al ald iof the
seven tru al llsffet ~ ilisha, lhp l2fh Ia, ~
No ENTER. lsal l fshn Hanna. "a. Aitslne, 81 the
United state lor lhf srci ~ Indiana, sinsi tbt l-
lowing described gseisi estate Ia The eouls ~ land
ton va toe stat 81 iafans to-N esftai ud suient
fof The 90 Al iti 20 lsss thf - 4fl1 ~ and
against ceofzc ~ ae.f So ihn violation ~ ID. Powers
Of An act 4 atngla approved jal, ~ if6l. tuited
an act 10 ssl1fr l4stfte nl ~ 40 ia 4, ad
bela to -'iav sud eunhscste lhs ptor, a rebes ADD
fef ether puftuses, ai D. aNing pf,aiss aks1.l aid
property. and ibatfAs uay be oundenned and I'D
A. nsnies' property.
Now therefore. pa rur.uanoe - the under the
seal "i sad Cou IA Fectcd afu delivered d. here.
~ e,e public ol.so q All l,csons ca.sa. ALI laop-
city, ans pHu thereof ~ ans mannHf crested
therein, that they ~ and pear bsfwe me fsa. the
District Court o. United states. - Ltff M ne city
Of indianapolis. Ia and fT the D-pc a indiana ga the
ri Monda, ~ Deenber ~Sf. O'Clock the fore
noon Il hat day, a and there 20 nterpo,e their claims
aud make their allegations IN that bchalf f.
u q. KOSE. n = Marshal
by J. :. Bierlow, Deputy.
JoHN a. lIA. Clerk. nufis-dl4t
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~ The following comes from correspond


ent connected with Gen Grants army
On Sunday last news came g. the Chaplain OF
the - regiment that good Union soldier
gwen W BY his Sur.eoD, consider Ell M dying
condition. ami desired spiritual consolation. The
Chaplain. rs in duty bound, went to sec him. sat
down by his cot, ana talked OF death and the
resurrection and tiaaily opened the 3 bic az r,n
dom TO read chapter tor the dying mans conso-
lati0u. .
Tie book opened at the account OF Stmson'S
slayinE many fhiiistines with The jtN bone of
an ass ~ the CONCLUSION the soldier asked what
book he read that from The Chaplain replied.
NJ dying irienJ. Il i the word OF God The
soldier requested him IN read il again. and az IT.
conclusion to zee the bnUk nit reid the churer
himself The Chsplau hudci him the Bible,
when he exclsime'.. 'OA. deaf, ny eyes are -
dim cant resd; eut tei me Chaplain honestly
isn't Gen john Pope's name signed n the bot
tom OF that cha.terI"
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War WILL "DFNoRALlzK" rnI RlBKLLIox!-
The Richmond Enquirer savs:

The recent success O; the conservative sent
ment of tie North (tor il j. miSnonior 4, speak
Oft - a Democratic OF party triumph in obtain
ing control vi the next Federal Congress. prob
AMY too psrtial 10 bring about reform IN ne
mode and spirit oi hostill,ie> on the part OF the
North Congress nav be loie "a exhibit bat
limited control uuon the Executive IN this pr
ticular But 20 the extent that wise alId elevated
measures shall be infused into the management
OF the war the Southern cause will suffer irom the
accession ut conservative men 20 influence N the
Government Avieorous prosecution Of the war.
coaplei sifh CONSTITUTIONAL administration OF
the fe,ierai Cover meal. tentief BY conriilt1ry
woF,ls. aud appeals Tor hNmQny and good feel
M. would lem0rilize fhe southern cause more
than all tse Tanf ,ui iTcen.llsri-m aRd indignant
bruttliiv and knavery that have characterized Tie
proceedings Of the radicals
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
FIFTY THOUSAND coxrRABAxps

An Aboltion preacher stated at meeting
held in Brook yn. to aid the tree negroes of the
South, that We have AT this mpmeni 81 0OD con
trabands Ia various ptrtS the country. He
thinks there ave about 81 900 in Port ROYAL, 5000
at Fortress Monroe. ) 600 along the Potomac,
ana 900 in the Western States What will be
the result when old Abe's proclamation is carried
ont. and We have the whole 1000 900 of negroes
upon our hands?-Cn Eng
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u racT or fSmANA. -
MnrnEAs. Idol ufinfornaatiou Ia. been hcf 81 the
Dstrct Court II he United stsies. within ni Tor the
seventh CrCu iifict ~ Indiana ~ ne 10th "a, q
November. 1861 ty John liafns 80 Atofury ~ te ni
ted for district II Indiana. aeaint tn follow
Ing de ciihsd fcs t, Stuated Nro county. iudt
ana, 10 VII IatN0 Gin Mr. Linton and Margaret Mad.
igal'. su1dyi- ~ ha Part q he ~ ~ sre t~ety.
q RE. l11l Ia tinetr IL ~ nine O. ~. q NIX "rth
Of the ccurf 81 a. hailou Head, pas.nx hrouFh ad
seci0n Containing 81 a. Ito acres. est accord
ing o. the recorded riafof said subdivision and against
all persons iawf Intervening fof ih'r nfrrtst thrrein
and NOTE rgCsl1 alnsi ,fe iifoig, hill,ou Coz
violation q To- 20 act - teu~fr- approved
July 18th. isGs ffi An Aci oruppfrs n-urfecf"n
o. punish treason rfhsliion aud cont Gaze
the property 81 rr.el.. q other pufpp.cs prs,ing
presses. agsef sat frsiiy. ai TIA The mas he
q udemuel ana cold .s egiemiCf' pr,ptfn,
on, Therefore a. purusfof II th1 hunipn under The
seal 'f hc ssit Cuut siiItciei AID tsYsri. 10
hereby give puhil. notice al Iefsolls claiming aid
reas. ans part thefef. Ia aul maUnoI lnttfessd
hervi that Ties le AID areat before iie fAld the Dis
tho Count ~ fhe United static, % le hfd af tie Its ~
Indianapolis. H. am fpg the lslf eflidisna the ls
Mandai "a nton lef ncNf 20 'c0ck a the foltnopn
oi that dst sAa h, aii lef "a lnivoss thfI claims
and make their ats aaAnls. Ia fsat bshaii
d. q. l.OSf. u. a Naf,lai.
- /. r. hiaAlna bcluiy.
H.. a I..H IA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

These con,rabands must be clothed aud ted Out
OF the public uea-ur, or by private expense
Have any Of our readers taken upon themselves
the trouble oil calculating the expenser At the
least calculation. il wilt n, erage forty cents each.
or (lS.5OD ~ 400 seven Thousand four
hundred dolar', per day. equal to 81 100000 per
hmm
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the particular manrcf 10 which ve shall meet the
Representatives of tie South. iease that q
~tatr.men % device. b0f ieelez -srou-y in- f.
pre.-syl 9th the idea tasi chs ceuntry vii nrver
be nnitei by var aione. have tiifo~n i~geiher
re lev thoughts shove. thlnknt b mEht bste
a. Influence. though smin. ii inpie. sn{ : pon
thc people ct oar country ny Toe - fts Of
peace are - cet AMI 90 hes ~ays are pleasant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

10 dDFsR rLsERS-.sR Advertisement faken for
sper. ksf fiss, mi oriersf OFT b.,rs re re- ifa
ORR ffsss sp>ctsa. on - eksrei ~ rsfr rasas
rorf1s ss.assp 20 f4s ffDsefAsy are ordered cat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

RunemD DexissiL o. hTRSs,DE - CnAnLts
s MIA AxD rHE ornrR RaDscAus AYKAib o.
THF SAFsrr % y AshAerov-liSCoLSs Me.
= LII % rsE SoLBsfHs-Sris raE AhxT-
CHASeE - LAS PLASs, &c. &c
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mo. I7p)
4 rNlfED STATES of AnhRicA. DISTRICT o. IN

IrNIrED STATES of AMLRiCA, DISTRICT o. IN
u DAMS;
Whereas, a hbHlef Information has been FLED Ia he
District Court of De- United States. iha and f,r the
Seventh Circuit 1stfic ~ Indiana. % tie ish day
Nov mber, lSG2. ~ John Hanna. Esq Attorney 81 The
United staies iuf he District of indians asifss
lowing described crso Al estate. n tn county al n-
tnpon. Indiana. 10 certain ludgmff aud decree
Of foreclosure The Court u Common Pleas Ia he county
of Huntington. indians Tor $3.50 - John d.
Campbell aud against Thomas Moor, and esp ciary
against William g. Campbell who l. The real owner for
violation OF the powers of Of tongres approved
July IL, 1sC2 entitled An SCI 10 suppress Surfrcfion
10 punish treason aud rebellion. seize aud cs-cae
the pro ery II rebels and for othe puros AID pray
ing process against SAID operiy. and hat the same may
be condemned ara sold a. snemes propffy.
Now. therefore pursuance of the noflfior the
seal of sd Court 20 me directed and del, cred do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said prop
cry. or part thereof in any
therein that they lie aud appear before the SAID
ir Court the United STATES. 10 be bsd a the city 81
indianapolis ~ aud fur the District u Indiana. the
frst Monday 81 December O'Clock a
noon 81 that das, tbrn fher p0te heir cak
and make their al gatious IN thaf hslaf
q. hose. a.. :. Nsrsha
By J. ;. BORROW, Deputy.
Attes':
IOHS II. RIA Clerk noxls-dat
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HORSES.
40. l1e.l
TTSLTEn srArEs " AzkKlcA. Dlsn OF.


LIMITED STATE ~ AAEKlcA. DlsIh OF.
DANA
whereas ubei a iufernatiea hss hen ga iu ~
y strict Court - Vnted States wiltin suf fsr ne
seventh Circuit ahd Usrts 80 indiana en- tie iatld
Sosernber las. ~ 1n f-s kffort-y ffhs
United Stac. Tor r ttrici Z" fu1iaus ffh- snei-
~ dhfd > IF y - efs hf 81 sQf.tsafu hftfn az
sout pari q Ia Il ~. al in fsss-ir2s ranEs
sw afd the 49, ss-f - the a. a. township
Is rap, situate il fhf cnns - Nfafor "a ~lsfe q
lnana. al.o tract ftft eouianinr ien are. seisa
h, Isrrl Yeara Nana spter. .tss..ts - l.sa
ard recorded in Jasper c"unt ntsne. lu ticd hecord
No H. page - and against Nam Sisf Go tiolsfan
q he oscrs 40 81 Coasr---. arIrrct 11is Il
lsa1. emitted = al 20 sppr- irrsrreCe, plneh
treason snd rebellion seff AID cenf.fais hs rr petty
r.hsis and fr the purpas-s.H and itee-s
sesin-i aid rcay. a. hattie ssre ma Dt ceielfed
and tcltatsHslnifs s1,RFt ~
Vow therefore n .urustce n the meni'igu ~ A. ne
seal ~ -aid Coat 90 ~ directed snd tevr - tuhlre-
by give pubic pQ se AZ pefsoir caHp's saf saiy.
any rsr thsfto ~ h. aut insofer SIR rtsfs Nefeih.
that they ~ ani apr t~fcr- th- tle Dl-trct
Court 1T he United ~Ftes. T. ~ hst Al the cfy In
danspos n sui iar Tie n>iret q lnd On ne ur.i
Monday a icer Ter peat ~ Ten ock nf fhs furrsion
o that tas thea ri thfff o. nferpasc Their claims ana
make their alterations tila behalf
~ &. kOSf. a. = Marshal
D. ]. : hsuo,f. Dsfnv.
Attest.
i0N n REk, Clerk nosl5-dlN
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DIED.

NORTH-On he 7th int, II tyPhOid fever Mrs Julia
North. wife 4 Mr. North. aec tynne ears, eleven
months and six days
The funeral viii take place this afternoon al two oeiOck
faDil, residence, M 10 West Maryland
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend without
further notice SERVICES blythe Rev Mr.. Holeolnb
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mo. Isl.
limited SrATESOE AMEKICA, DIS.


TINTED STAEESOE AMERICA, DIS.
TRlCr or INDIANA -:
WHEREAs, A libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court OF the United Saie>, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana, the 9TH day
II December 1852, by John Hanna ESD Attorney for
the United States fr the Dis riot of indiana, agans The
hall fr ctional elton IL. ], Of W. go
acres; also Tt'rai sectio X. town md range.
containing 10 80 100 IN a36 80 100 cre situate IN Pike
county indiana, and against David Mrrrewcather for
ioai" OF The pow act o Congress, approved July
II l6S2, entitled IN aci 20 ppre nsurreciiO 10 punish
treason and rebellion 10 seize and conf the property ~
rev els md for other purposes nraving pr against
said realty and that the be condemned ami sold
a. enemies property
Now therefore i'm pursuance of The monion under the
seal of said Cour. directed and delivered do here
hy give public noce 10 All pcrops claiming said realty,
any part thereof, In any interested therein
IN they BE- and appear before the aid the District Court
of the United States be held NJ the city ~ Ind anapo
lis in AMI for the District of Indiana the 1t Monday Of
January 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon of that day,
then ard there inerpose their claims and make their
allegations in thu behalf.
u. GARLAND ROSE, 4. :. NJ.
By |. y BiGELow. Deputy
Attest: JoHN IT, RIA, Clerk dec6-dl4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

What confessions these are Of their ncapscity
and inc0m?eteney to carry on the war Why.
IN lieu of turning out General Mcclellan. or
Meas. OF burnside. not have seif terra est7
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
(NO. lS2)
ETNrTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

no. l62)
ETNITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. S.
WHEREAs \ libel Of Information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District Of indiana the 18th
day OF N"ve her, ls62 by John Hanna. Es,. Attorney
the Tn ted States of America for the District Of In
DIANA against loo number four a in square number
yfour - in the city 0t indianapolis Marion county.
indiana. and especially Harvey Brown for
of the Powers ~ % Congress Of July IL.
1861. entitled AN act 60 suppress instruction, TO pun
iSh treason rebellion. u seize and coufscate the
properly of rebels and fer other purposes aud praying
process against said property, and that the may be
condemned and -old enem es' property
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under
the seal Of laid court directed and DELIVERED do
hereb, give public notice all persons claiming said
realty any part thereof in any interested
therein that they be aud appear before the said District
Court the United States be held at the city Ofndian
apos in and the District II lniana, the 1t Monday
u January next O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
av then and there intero>e their claims and 10 make
their aeg atioI- in that behalf.
ID q. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Per 1. ;. BIGEL0w. Deputy
Attest:
ions n. kEs Clerk dec5-dlst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

FOR SALE 80
For Sale Low for Cash.
lot UPON CIRCLE STRFpT a OT SFtRTHF
n Blind syl4ra, and HosSe ard LIT the Bind
Asylum. XckERSAN PIERCE
Bov1S-t2w Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

GENERAL BRAINS WANTED

GENERAL BRAINS WANTED
No General Hooker will better Gen Burnside
or Gen Mcclellan. What is wanted is General
Bruins in Washington Whenever the Senator
Generals. and the Newspaper Generals, and the
Political Generals will ,hdicate-if that greatest
OF Generals, General Brains. is permitted 10 take
command of the AdmiHistration-Ihen we shall
get ION 70 Richmond -