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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
Special Correspondence OF TIE New York Herald
FREnFRlCKsBrRc Va Dee Ia

Special Correspondence OF tie New York Herald
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Dec Is
The occupation OF Fredericksburg having been
successfully accom-, lishej. the next move was 10
drive the rebels from tner strongholds in the rear
OF the city. The line of the rebels which ex-
tended IN the form of semi circle from Port
Royal To point SIX miles above Frederick sbnrg.
were strongly fortified and protected by "A range
OF high hills StonewaiI jackson occupied the
right wing. extending from Port ROYAL 10 GUM
neys Station. "a station the Richmond and
fredericksburg Rairoad.) Gen Longslreet the
center. extending TO the Telegram road. aud
Geas. Lee and Stuart the lett. west OF Msssa
ponax creek. while Gen. A. p Hills corps acted
ss reserve Lees reason for occupying the
LEFT was because he could be on his guani against
Sigel. who threatened Ia out-h INK him by way at
Cupepper The entire re6es force estim Ell
CT 2O,OOO men, and occupied iront OF not less
than twenty miles The troops wefe for the most
part ve'erans who had fought through all the
Peninsula campaign. while the officers we're the
ablest that the South could produce Ii wss
No mean enemy ne had to contend with. a
sure you
The disposition of the Union forces occupied
the whole OF Friday night and SATURDAY morning
and. Gen Burnside VAS anxious TO commence
the attack at ~ early an hour possible, there
Was not much chance for the troops 10 rest them.
selves. lev stragslefs. il IL true. managed to
s~e'a AMY TT tue purpose OF l'itiaelnSs out the
great mass OF The soldiers we're constantly under
arms Gen Burnside was in the city all night
personally inspecting the troops and directing
their movements. IL was arranged that Gen
Frsbkiins corps should cross the river two miles
below the city. with the view OF turning the en-
eny position ON Asssaponsx creek while Hooker
would engage the rebels near the center aud
sumner would turn their right By thi~ arrange
ment it will be seen 'hat Fr nklin Wis opp,-es 10
Stonewsll Jackson. While Hooker and Sumner
attacked the center and left OF the rebels under
Longstreef and Lee.
The eventfu morning came and With IL a |
dense fog. Which ob>cured the movements of the /
enemy The ballooa was sent up Just before /
daylight. 0ot IA consequences OF the fog no OBJ I
sersation could be had. HoweSer, the disposition 4
OF the Union forces had been made and Gen 1
Burnside determined 60 commence operations, /
log or no fog
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

BY request of Gen. DuNoSr We republish his
communication addressed t. the Louisville jour
nal. Ia reply To some structures which appeared
in that print few DAYS ago. and which was copied
in the Sentinel. in reference to his conduct rs
military commander. The Journal says lit is
written in excellent spirit and shows that injustice
has been done TO lis author" The disaster at
Hartsville. the General clearly shows. cannot be
justly attributed To him But We think he is not
blameless in regard to the outrages committed hy
the tr6ops under his command As Mr. LINCOLN
remarks. I'VE cannot escape history" and the
time will come, and that ere long. when the
people Of this country will judge harshly the
barbari,ies which have been permitted in this war
as everv civilized nation now does and will con
tinue To do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
TAXES.
EN- CHS ac cEAN.

FEyHE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH ASSESSMENT DIS
TRICT Of the state Of lntisna hereby notified
thai have dispensed with portion Of the Assistant
Assessors for the until the 1t Of May next when
the eTal will be made
The following persons each county been retain
ed who VIII attend all bus relative assessments
in their respective count es
There many cattle brokers' horse dealers, peddlers
nanuf curer and others who have taken license
and ho dong wholesale business under a re-
tail lie also manufacturer aucfionee peol-rs
butcher who DO not report promptly every month We
rspec fully ask all sneh persons 20 forward once
and the them trouble and expense.
MARION COUNTY.
John Stumph indianapolis.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
A. Hart. .GTeelLeld.
SHELBY COUNTY.
Willis Wills. .Shelbyville.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
l. w Fletcher franklin
MORGAN COUNTY.
W h Craig NsTtinsvilie
HENDRICKS COUNTY.
Allen Hess. ~ DanFllIe
VILLA A. BfR AD~HAW.
Assessor sixth District of Indiana.
decls-dkwlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
40. l9ll
TINTED S'raTE>OF AMERICA, DIS.
Attest:
JonN II. iiEA, Clerk

u 1RlCf Or INDIANA, 81
WHEREAS, A libel Of information has been filed i'm the
District Court Of the United State within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana the I2h day
Of ID cember 1862, by John Hanna, Eso Attorney for
the United States tor the Dis of ndiaa against he
following described credits and effects one Burr A. No.
land TO wit: One Prom Note for the -um IF TX
IN us nh (S60'D dilars. dated January 81 1852 due
October j. 1888 with interest fr dat said note given
by one james H. Crigh to David g. Rose IN >dera.
ton OF certain real tate in Lap county Indian and
b. said Rose assigned and sferred TO said Burr p No
land for violation of the powers Congress ap-
provedJuly IL. 1852 en;itcd An ppre nstrrec
uO 10 punish treason AID rebellion seize and conf
the properly Of rebels and for other purposes PRAYING
pr against said ote, AMI that the same NAV be con-
demned Gnd sold as enemies property.
Nov, therefore. in pursuance OF the monon under the
seal o. said Court TO directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all perons claiming said realty
any part thereof, in any interested therein
that they he and appear before the said the District Court
of the United States be held the city OF Ind anapo-
liz. in ami for the District Of Indiana the third Monday
of May next, at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon of that
then and there TO nterpOe their claims make their
allegations IN that behalf.
ID. GARLAND ROSE, L. : NJ
By l. s BIGELov. Deputy
Auest JOHN H. kEA, Clerk d,clT-dl4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
NO. 1851


ITNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF In
DIANA. -:
WHEREAS. 4 libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United STATES within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana. the 18th day
Of November, ls6s, by John Hanna, ESQ. Attorney
OF the United States or the District of INDIANA against
the following described credits ard eect- r.
NIand tO-wif One Ir m>sory Note for the sum f tx
thousand (26 600 doars dated January 81 1852 due
&c obef 1853 with interest rOm date said note given
By James a. Creighton Dsv g. kos- cOn-dera-
certain real estate IN Iapor county. Indiana ami
by said Rose assigned and transferred to sad Burr
r. Soland, for a violation Of the powers Of an act
Congress approved y H. lss2 entitled, IAN
suppress instruction 10 punish treason and rebellion
seize and csncae the property Of rebels and for other
purpose and praying process against said and
that the may be condemned and s0ld
properly.
Now therefore, pursuance Of the momton under
seal Of Court, directed and delivered do
By give public notice 10 all persons claiming aid realty
OF any part thereof any Interested therein
aud appear before the said District Court
the United States, be held the city Of Insnspo
IN and FIR the District u Indiana, the third Monday
Of May next, O'Clock the forenoon Of that
then and intercse their claims. and
their allegations IN that behslf
D. @. ROSI.. L. : Marshal
Per I. 8 BIGELos, Deputy.
Attest
Joas II. RKA, Clerk. decll-dllt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
Tor the Daily State Sentinel.

EpIToR SFyriSrL:-ln looking over the pro
ceeiinss at the City Council. l find a considers
ble portion OF their time devoted to the hackmen
and draymen of the eity Why this everlasting
legislation bv the City Fathers. bless the mark
about something that troubles only few that
happens 10 have more money than brains. In
stead OF moving the draws AMI hacks almost out
Of the city. they should arrange TO have them in
the public 81 eets. and essieSt found for the
accommodation Of the public II they put the
hacks away out from the public places, they
mig he a. well say 10 the hacsmen "Put NJ your
hacks you shan't hire them:" a. by putting them
out where they not To be seen. men woai
walk where they wanted to 20 while they would
be bunting a h.ck Keep the hacks and draws on
Washington street. bat keep them from the
corners Of the streets. saw fifty feet from the
corners OF crossings. That is all that Is wanted
nv he CIrIsKS.
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GO 1917
60. 1917
TTSITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
Attest:
JoHS II. REA, Clerk.
decli-dlIt

GO 1917
I-SITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DlANA->S
Whereas, a be Of information has been fled IN the
Seventh Circuit an District Of Indiana the l2fh day
December, lS62. hy John Hanna $50, Attorney q the
United State for the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described estate credit and effects # Burr p
Sol4nd, Ono PrOTssory Note lated January
1889 due October g., Wit interest from date fpr the
sum Of foar thousand hundred and sixfy-six
S4.766l dollars, laid - srae- n Creighton
DavdG Rose in consideration q cerf5n real estste IN
Lapore county ind-us and by aid hose assigned sid
rzn-srred said Burr r N0l4nd. for violation Of the
powers ofan act ofCongress aPpr0viyu July L. So entitled
AN suppress instruction, Vuiish treason aud
rebellion. seize coascafe the properly 4 rebels
and for Other purpose, and praying proces- against
aid note and that the same msy be condemned and
sold as eneuies' pr perty-
Now Therefore in pursuance 4 the moution under The
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
By pubc ala E.r-a> claiming sa rally.
Any pa thereof. M any manner inierese therein
thai they and appear bef the sad The district Court
the United states b< held the city Of Indianapolis
in AMI Or the trcf u Indiana, on the bird Monday q
Nav next a; ten o'elek Of the forenoon of that az
then inferpoe their claims and make their
allegations n Bat behalf
D. q. ROSE. Unred sistes NsrShsl
b - RssxLOE. Deputy
ATTEST
losx ~ RxA. Clark dscIT-dis
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no 1861
STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IypI
40. 1851


INITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IyDI-
ANA-SS:
Whereas, libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States Wit in and for the
Seventh Circuit and District If Indiana on the 18th eay IL
December. 1852, by John Hanna. So Attorney of the
United States for the District Of indiana against the fol-
lowing escribed credits and effects of one Burr No
land, to-wit: One PromsOry Nole. dated January II
1853, due ctober l. 1854. with from date for
the OF six Ihaa ~ dollars sd 900 said note given
b. James II CIRCUIT to David g. Hos in con-iisra-
ton Of certain real estate IA La county. In
diana, and by sad X assigned and transferred To
Burr F. NolaDa, for the viola ion Of the powers
OF an act 81 congress, approved Ju Ia lo63, tied
suppress nsrrec ion, punish AMI re-
beOn 20 eize and con>cae the property rebels ard
for other pprgose, and praying process AGAIN. "a
note, and hat the same may be Condemned and sid
nemie>' property.
Now therefore, pursuance OF the manitlon under the
seal of said Cour directed delivered. do here
by give pubic notice ali persons claiming said prop
erty any part thereof in any manner crested
therein. that they be and pear before the said tue
District Court the United states. be held at the city
Of indianapolis, in and fer the District If indiana ou tie
thir. Monday Of Man neAi O'Clock OF the FORE
cf hat DAY. then and there ferp8se their claims
aud make their allegations il that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, u \ Marshal.
By !. s BGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
joan II. RIA. Clerk. decl7-dl4t
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The Engagement. at rrcderick.surs.


The Engage mems at Freder KS burg.
We copy from the correspondence Of the New
York Herald and the New York Tribune a
graphic account OF the Saturday. battle ut Fred
ercksburg. and the incidents connected with the
occup,tion Of that city by our army, some Of
which were disgracefuI in the extreme We
have but meager and unsatisfactory accounts Of
our losses in the several engagements with the
enemy. hut thew must have been great from the
nature Of the contest and the retreat of BURNSIDE
across the Rapp,hanock. The result of this adj
vfrce upon Richmond under the Abolition pro-
gramme. j. nothing more than anticipated by
those who let common sense instead of fanatcism
control them. The removal of Burnside and the
appointment of FRExoxr. or some other officer
of his ealibre and sympathies. will. we
ton had prosecuted the war vigorously, and for
the sole purpos. Of restoring the National au-
thority. under the constitution over the rebellous
States. should not have had TO record such
disas'e rs as have occurred at Fredericksburg.
But when the Administration pursue a policy
against the Judgment Of the country, and the ten
dency of which is to consolidate the people of
the SOUTH and inspire them with zeal and energy
in the cause in which they are engaged. we must
look for determined. if not a successful. resist
ance on the part of The rebels. The failure of
BrRSsrpE has been attended with reported loss
o. twenty thousand men. aud it may number
more
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
NO 1884,
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

(SO. lS2-l
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. So
wHEkEkS. libel Of information has been fled
tTci Court OF the United States within and r the
Circuit aud District OF ndianao the 18th day OF &c ls6
by John Hanna ESQ. Attorney FOR he United States
Tor the District If Indiana, against tho follow descr bed
credits aud effects of Burr 4. holland, lo-wC
PrOmss ~ note dated JaRuary2 ls59 OstOir 1861
with interest from cafe for >~ thousand Zee BsO dollars
sad noe given b. J-me II. Crghton David a.. hose
IN cansdcra Of cerian real eatae in Lapo coGny
Indiana and by said Rose assigned aud
Burr p. Noland. Tor a violation vf the powers Of
act OF Congress, approved Jly H. lS62, entitled IAN
act To suppress Snrrecon. a. punish and rebei
on 10 seize and eoscae the properly Of and
otner Pufp~e- and praying process against laid note
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monton under the
seal of said dire ted and delivered do here
BY give public notice to all persons clauin SAID Property
thar they he and appear before the said District Court
the United States. 10 be held the city Of lndanapo L.
in and for the district Of Indiana, third Mondas
Nay next. at ten O'Clock of the forenoon OF that
day. then and there nerpose their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf.
d. c. ROSE. L. =. Marshal.
Per ]. =. BiGEL0w. Deputy.
Attest:
JOHN H. IKEA, Clerk deciT-dl4t
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U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICES.
no. 1911
srrED STATES OF ANEgiCA. DISTRICT OF IN

mo 1911
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. -
s.usss.s A tel Il Information has been hlsd Ia The
Di<rcf Court of che Jntrd states within and Tor The
seventh Circaif and Disfr1c Of Indiana, ca the l-th
DAY Il ID .Taber lss3. by John Hanna 49,. Attorney
Of The United Stafcs for the District ~ daa against
the fIlow az dc-crbci Ct s ard ELECTS = one 80 =
NnI.nd to-w.t: enc Pram-sr Note. dated January 81.
ls59 dn- Octs.er lss0. sih interest from DATE i0r
thousand dIiarS. (s6. CO. aid note given BY one
James a. Creighton Dayii q. Rose, IN cenStderaon 81
certain real LapOr;e county In sn All ~
said Re assigned and transferred 70 aid Barr r No.
land for violation the powers 4 an act OF congress,
approved July ~. Iss1 entitled An suppress m
sarrecfion. punish and rebellion. seize and
eonf-esie the property q rebel, and Ter 9th paf-
pos-s and pras Ing process against sait note, and that
the be condemned and sold suemes' prsp-
Now THEREFOR in pursuance Of the moigion under the
seal q said directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 60 all persons claiming said property
any part thereof any interested therein
that they be and sppear before the Said District Court Of
the United States ne held the city 81 indianapolis
I'm and for the District 81 Indiana th third Monday Of
May next AZ ten O'Clock &c the forenoon Of that day
then and there nferpose their claims, and make
their allegations in that behalf.
u. q. ROSE, L. :. Marshal.
Per !. 5. BtGELOw, Deputy.
joan h. RIA Clerk declT-dlst
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STRAYEp OR STOLEN.
light SOrrel HOrse--S25 Reward,

CsTRAYFD OR sTOLYN FROM WASHINGTON ST.,
- On THURSDAY, iscember II, Light Sorrel Hors-.
al NJ fourteen bands high. hss lump hi back
b. he saddle. six OF srtel yearS Cd. his legs fresh
shared l. fast PAGER and rack.r Tie above reward
VIII be paid fgr retu-i zndeTs Mills stable, In
naiana olis Tor Information that viii lead IN
covsry. JOHN L. KNOX
decfC-dlw&W3w
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(NO. 1897
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
no. 1897

81
VINfTED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, s.:
WHEREAS. A libel Of information has been fled i'm the
District Court of the United within and for
he Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana Ou the 18th
day Of Dece her. ls62, by John Hanna isa Attorney
for the United states for the District If Indiana against
the following described credits AID eiec OF ON. Barr
Noiand, o PromiSsory Note dated January II
s59. due October lsGs with interest from date the
sum OF six thou and (r6,Uoo noiiar. said gwen b.
james II. Creighton To David q. Rose in cunsle ration
certain real estate m Iaporte county, indiana and by
said .e assigned aud transferred 10 laid Barr holland
for violation of the Powers Of Congress of July
Il. ls62. entitled An otto suppress surrctlon TO pun
ish treason and Hon. to seize aud coiscate the
property Of rebels aud for other purposes and praying
process against said and that the same NAV be
condemned and cid a enem es' property
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the moniton under
the seal Of said directed and delivered do
hereb' give public notice all persons claiming laid
really, any part thereof in any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Cour, Of the Und States be held the city
apuis ia and for the District oi Inana, the III ri Mon
day If May next, O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
day. then and there TO eoSe their claims and TO make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. u. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Ter l. ). DIGELow. Deputy.
Attest:
JonN II. EA, Clerk decl7-dl4t
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DI e D..

JOHNSoN-1ue >day evening. December 1s Miss
Emily A. W John on, wife Of George II. johnson. Flu
neral services thursday 18th, at \ &C oc F. NJ the
house No 240 South Alabama rect by Rev. b. +. Pos
ter The friends are invited 10 a tend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

Our crowsiei columns this mc-siag prevent ~
from venusating still further to-day the frauds
committed here in the purchase Of army supple.
The Jssrnsi. Of Yesterday. comes To the de
Tense OF Governor Morros IN article evidently
prepared By himself. or NJ his insiigstion. We
made no charge against this public functionary.
His Official or private conduct not in ques
ton. We said nothing to impesch bis integrity.
Bot he exhibits too much scnstiveness not To be
above suspicion. he. ike q woman whose integ-
rity is doubsed parades before the world the evil
dences OF he virtse An honest woman does no,
% do. and an hone; man should not.
The Journal says We om, some part Of the
testimony. IL IL Gully what relates To Governor
NokroS. lie Was not trial. We did not
think 70 necessary % repabli.h the voluntary
puns Of hi- sub ,terns. who had grind.
and could In that way secure the further favors
Of HE ExceIlency. Bat m"k We. The Journal.
BY authority. volunteers al elaborate apology for
the integrity Of the Governor. hut not word in
condemnation Of the frauds which Republican
Congressional committee feels called upon to
censure Ithas no room to publish the evidence
Of those iniquities. but il Gull out from the
testimony. and tina, only. the few words Of court
Asuery which are volunteered BY the Governors
favortes
The Journal ssys Mr.. vAIKx was Democrat
a, the time OF his appointment as Quartermaster
General. Mr. VAJEs voted for Mr LINCOLN.
He was no Democrat. but LlScoLSirE, the same
as MoRroS aud the Journal The Governors
organ Lhiaks we complimertei His Excelency for
his partizan liberliity IN the appointment Of Mr..
vsJKx. We did such thing. We said the re-
verse We expressed our unwilingness that the
appointment of Mr. vAgEs should be charged up
TO the Democratic purity. But if il was otherwise.
We are not to be called upon to screen Quarter
N ,ster General vAJES, a the Journal thinks IL
Is it, duty TO couceil and apologize far the frauds
of it, poIticd friends If Mr. VAJEs was
Democrat. which, however. was not the case. the
mws the reason. IL he has been guilty OF using
hrs position for his personal aggrandzement by
unfair means. that the prrty with whom he pro-
fessei afiistion should censure ard regulate
him.
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A I.AR6E- SIZE sKCsJND- IA I'd IRON -PI.OOFsAFE
suitable Tor auditors Ufce- Give size. descrip-
,,on and price, and address,
aI2-slm AUDITOR SULLIVAN CO INDIANA.
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THr GREAT BATTLE OF SAIURDAY-GRAPHIc
DsrAtLs OF THE CoSFLIcr-How BuRxsIDE's
ARMY WAS DlvIDKp-ExrESr AND STRENGTH
Oh rHE ESENYs LISEs-HKRoisM Oh Our
TRooFs-ScESks At FREpERI,KsBURe
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BOWLING SALOON.
WRIGHIry BOWLING SALOON,
on GEORGIA STREET. NORTH SIDE.

UN UfUhDIA SIKtEI, NUKIH SIDE,
DETWEES Illinois and Meridian streets. This estab-
li>hmenr IS fitted up in superior STYLE and the best
Od,r j. preserved all times Gentlemen Writing the
city well the patrons residing here will md
has hereto be pleasant and agreeable place a.
resort for recreation. The loon ha recently been
fite throughout 7. C. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
ceclS dam
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Attest:
JoHS n RIA. Clerk.