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~ TkICT OF INDIANA, SIS
WHEREAS fbel q information HIS been fled In the
District Court % the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 5th day OF
October 1851 by John Hanna, Esq Attorney for the Uni
ted States for said District Of Indiana against box Of
drugs boxes Of candles, bags Of coffee, kegs Of
soda boxes SOAP and 10 barrels Of whisky seized AZ Ev
ansvie Cor violation II the laws OF the United States,
the said goods and merchandise being coDtraband of
and praying process against said goods, and that the
may be condemned and sold articles conraband
81
Now therefore, pursuance Of the monition under the
seal Of said Court TO directed and delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said goods,
any part thereof OF In any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the ad the District Court
Of the United States 20 be held the city Of lndianapo-
lis in and for the District Of Indiana. the Sd Monday
Of November next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
day. then and there 10 nterpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, u. s. Marshal.
Per J. S. BIGELOw Deputy.
JOIN II. RIA, Clerk.
Dated November ,, 1861. Dov3-dl4t
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NOTICE.
Vynised states OF Anne rica. District OF
Hndsuna. 80

wIorKEAS a libel 81 information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within for the
seventh Ciruif and District q Indiana. the 18th day
January iss3 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney q the
United states for said District u Indiana against three
boxes u machinery and piece Of casting, seized
Seff>r souxiIle. Indiana for violation Of the law
IL the Tnsd States the said goods and merchandise be-
ng eonsEabaa 81 and praying process against sad
eroods ard that fbe may be condemned and sod
ARTICLES cOniTaband % mar.
So1 tAersfore. pursuance 81 the n0liion under Tie
- al Of said directed aud deis cred do here
by give public ncios 70 ali persons claiming laid good
or any pa thereof any interested therein,
af they appear before the said the District Court
81 the United states 90 b held Al the city Of indanapo
IA, IN and for the District of Indiana the ID Tuesday Of
February next 20 o'clock a the forenoon Of that day.
then and there 70 lnerpose taer Claims AMI make their
allegations IN that behalf
Attest DAVID G. ROSE. Z. s. MArshai.
Per J. y BARLOW. Deputy.
IoHs H. REACierk lan13-sl5d
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NOTICES.
limited state: OF America, District Of

VTnItcd Stntes OF NmeFfca, DIstrfct OF
Indiana, ~
Wmxxss : libel Of information has been fled IN the
Dzct Court q the United Sts;ss within and for the
Seventh Great and District q Indiana the sfh dsy Of
October lss1 BY John Hanna, ESQ. Attorney n the
United States Of America. for said District Of Indiana
against bags 81 coffee, boxes q Starch 10 barrels OF
whisky and box Of candles seized st Evansville for
violation Of the laws Of the United States the said goods
and merchandise being conraband Of war, and praying
process against said goods and that the same may De con-
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Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitoD under The
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that they be and appear before the said the District Cour
Of the United Staer be held at the city II Indianapolis
IN and for the District Of udians The third Monday o
November next O'Clock Of the forenoon offha day
then ard there nterose their claims and make then
allegations la that behalf
d. G. ROSE, L. s. Marshal,
Per J. 5. BIGEIow, Deputy.
JoHx II. RIA, Clerk.
Dated November 2. 1851. nOv4-dI4t
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TRICT OF INDIANA, SIS:
WmBEAs, a libel Of information has been fled i'm the
District Court Of the United States within aud for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 5h day
October 1851 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney for the Uni
ted States Of America, against "A Of boots and
shoes, seized at Evansville for violation Of the laws
the United States the said goods and merchandise being
contaband ofwa and praying process against said goods
and that the may be condemned and sold articles
cOntraband Of war.
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seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said goods
any part thereof any interested therein
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Of the United States be held the city of ndianapo
lis and for the District Of Indiana, the 81 Monday
Of November next 10 O'Clock of the forenoon Of that
day. then and there nterpose their claims and make
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ID. G.. ROSE, u. s. Marshal,
Per J. s. BGELow, Deputy.
JOaN VI. RIA, Clerk.
Dated November l. 1861. nOv2-d14t
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mending your Hair Restorative most exoelien;
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American Bible Society.

The stated meeting gof the managers held at tho
Bible House. Astor place. Thursday, the I'd inst, at
half past three O'Clock p the Hon. Luther Bradsh In
the chair, assisted by VIM. B. Crosby, Esq
The decease OF the Rev. Dr. Turner, for many years
member Of important committee OF this society life
upon tho Rev. Dr. De Witt read, ss appropriate TO the
occasion, the Goth Psalm, and offered prayer
Three auxjaries were recognized, two IN Connec
tcut and ono In Indiana.
Communications presented from several agents In
regard to tho state Of the work and the supply
of soldiers; from the Rev Ludwig s. Jacoby
Bremen, Germany, in regard TO publishing the
New Testament and Psalter, at the expense Of
this society and the large demand for them and also in
Bible with rcferencee from Rev Mr.. Dennson at Hilton
Head acknowledging receipt Of books for South Carolina
and giving account OF their distribution among soldiers
and colored persons who are learning TO read;
from Rev. r. G. Henderson, Demarara b. g., returning
for books granted by this society for dsributon
from Rev Isaac G. Bliss COnsantin0pe stating the high
appreciation OF the Armenian Reference Bble electro
typed printed At the Bbio House. with account
OF tho distribution Of the Scriptures in the East from
cept OF books granted by tho Board with account
of the Bible work in South America.
Grants were made for the Leake and Watts Orphan
Asylum to the Presbyterian Board Of Missions TO the
American Sunday School Union for Hay to the American
and Foreign Christian Union for Carthagena to Hickman
County Bible Society Kentucky to aid in supplying two
destitute counties in Michigan fourteen volumes in raised
letters for the blind and eleven thousand volumes
supply Of soldiers and sailors In the SERVICE hes
pitas and for colorcd persons at Hilton Head and Beau
fort These granted by request Of agents chap
lans auxiliary societies respons ibe persons. This Ii
in addition to what auxiares have done their
account
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Fire I'm Philadelphfa.

FHHADkLfHA, Jun. 8, 1867.
4 IRE commenced about two O'Clock this morning IN
the basement beneath the American Telegraph olce.
Howards Express office, adjoining, also damaged.
The damage to the Telegraph Office does not exceed
$500, which is insured. The fire being confined to the
basement portion Of the building the telegraph instru
mens escaped without injury. Telegraphc communica-
tion with the country continues without interruption
Tho operators duty in the fourth story Of the
building at the time the fire broke OUT and the stairway
becoming densely filled with smoke there considsra-
BILE alarm for short time sbout their safety. AL escap
ed, however without injury. boy, believing his escape
was cut off, was rescued by ladder.
The front portion Of the basement Chestnut street.
occupied by Mr.. Trenwth dealer in periodicals. His
establishment completely destroyed The nre pro-
baby originated there.
Most Of the goods In Howard's Express o6nce were
damaged by water and smoke. The amount Of loss
vet ascertaiped.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
From the Philadelphia City Item.
HARpER'S WEEKLY

few words about Harpers Weekly Like the Magazine,
this brilliant deserves the highest praise support
American Artists American Engrayers American Writer'S
have made Harpers Weekly the best Illustrated Paper the
World Even the London Illustrated News Is inferior il
In artistic excellence and universal interest," and be-
fore had 1t many claims the public 1t IL living.
picturesque chronicle Of the great and brilliant faith
fu and eveimoving panorama OF great battles marches
and Victories There not from Missouri to South
Carolina that the has made famous which truth
fully pictured upon the pages Of Harper There is not
man. whether notorious rebel famous defender
Of country whose portrait Harper has not for
the honor detstaon OF poster Consider the paper in
any way we please, we find mirror Of the times and
which live should have It in his house and preserve
his children's children.
We speak thus Of HARPzR's WEEKLY because we
debt which pay In better way than by speaking
sincerely Of its merits. The paper has been
source OF valuable information and putting aside the literary
interest of its contents its illustrations Of the alone have
made an intellectual necessity We have often had
sion to articles the crisis into the City
ltem and readers have had opportunity admire its
high patriotism and worth.
Asa Family Paper 1t has superor-as Illustrated
Family Paper, has equal. ALI Of its articles pure
and unexceponabe In morality and II has certainly
the best writers In America among contributors It's
humorous illustrations equal the best thing Punch
and that its pictures the ridiculous elements
OF the rebellion have earned II the hearty hatred Of every
rebel who has intelligence to know when he IL really hit
Take all In all, whether for information amusement
HARFERs WEEKLY deserves every and all praise II
has great work to do and great people to support We
shall not that wish to be better than is for
almost sure that could not be changed but for the
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
personal intelligence.

Prince do Jonvie left the Brevoors House yesterday
TO visit his son. tho Duke DC Pentnvre, ~ tno NaVa
Academy Newport, r..
c. p. Hemmnway, Of Chile; H. Brown, Of Pittsburg;
O. pagc Of Valparaiso Mrs Childs and family, Of PITTS.
ned. q r. Stephenson, Of Illinois, and Q. i. Potts, OF
philadophia. are stopping at the Everett House.
Can,aip Radord and family, J. II. Weeks and wife, W.
c Irgcss and wife and G. II. Niles, Of Boston Lieutenant
co,,nI t;rjswold of Massachusetts,; ii. Kearny OF Sc.
Ioos: s. woodward, of Vermont and II. Hatch, of Chi.
caco. are stopping at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
L. f. Pennman OF the United States Navy; q. Cohlng,
OF Connecticut; G. II. st. John, OF Norwak; A. r. Nc
Henry of Philadelphia s. A. Seavcs, OF Oregon j. Clark
ami wife Of Emira; G. e. Adalns Of Greenfield, Mass
f. L. Perry and wife, of Bridgeport and H. Goodwin, OF
Hartford, are stopping at tho st. Nicholas Hotel
Senator Harris of Albany; Colonel Kingsbury, Major
Dawson and g. 5. Davis Of the United States Army: A.
Mel olse and tcute mt Patterson c the United States
Navy J. Cogan and Iamily,o OF Philadelphia; H. Barden,
OF Troy: f. Brown uf Chicago aud s. q. Bryan, Of New
IIayen, al stopping at the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
The Rebel Navy.

The NEW YoR HERALD devotes several massive columns
70 elaborate description Of whdtu styles "s Rebel Ndryn
Under this head classes the Sumter, the Dixie, the Jc
Davis Gordon, Savannah webb, McCleland, McRae,
Dodge, Lady Davis, and about dozen more, including
the Manassas or all these II gives full accounts, their
tonnage, nrmamcnts and names Of commanders as
far as ascsrtained. Finally II arrives at the con.
cuson that the vessels Of the rebels thirty
six steamers sixteen schooners two bries and
TO 200 TONS which, upon emergency might be convert
ed into vessels OF war. Among them the Atlantic,
the Galveston Mramon, Tennessee Texas, w. g. Hewcs,
rebel Transports making altogether eighty eight
vessels Of all sorts and sizes, hfyfour Of which are
the captains commanders euenants and. midshipmen,
SO far as known. making eighty seven officers in all.
This list pretty accurate, suppose but the HERALD
nothing whatever Of host OF gunboats and other
armed vessels In the principal seapors Of tho South of
whose operations may chance 70 hear, should its
tor ever send invading armies in tho neghborhood.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
An InbrOgliO Mt Albany.
THE OLD STATE TREASURER REFUSES TO GIVE VI
HIS OFFICE.

ALBANY, jan 81 I66Z
There considerable Of imbrogIo the State House
to-day. Ex Treasurer Dorsheimer appeared in the Office
this morning and took possession refusing to give up the
keys to his successor, Mr. Lewis. Mr. Dorsheimer
insists that, Mr.. Lewis did not hlc . bond
before the LIST Of January, he is not qualified,
and that the old Treasurer holds The Secretary
State. however, issues certificate that Mr. Lewis is
elected and has duly filed his bond. 1t appears that Mr.
Lewis not that the bond should have been fled
before the 1s and hence the technical mistake. Comp
troer Robinson refuses to accept drafts drawn by Mr.
Dorsheimer that portion Of the business Of the office
at stand still. Mr. Dorsheimer declares his intention
testing the BY compelling Mr. Lewis proceed
oust him by mandamus
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Arrivals and Departures.

L,yxRpoor--steamship Asia-Mr Kirkpatrick and lady,
Miss Kinssbury d Morrison and lady J Clark, Mrs
schuyier Dorr Mr. Matthias Ieedom, Mr. Morrison Jr
Wheeler, Miss Kate Forrest Beebec, Lehman, Mosey,
son. DR. Appleton. From alilaxE Delony Mr. Tweedlc,
DIR Robb, Lieut. Col Ross, Smith, Jas Moran, Fuller.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Markets.
IILADELPnIA STOCK BoARl

PHIfApEIPHIA, Jan. 3, 1862.
Stocks irregular. pennsylvania State SIS, 70; Hcading
Railroad, 17I; Morris Canal 85 Long Island Railroad,
eM; Pcnnsyvuna Railroad, 36a. Sight exchange ON
New York at par a lilo per cent premium.
PHilADEtrmA, Jan. 3, 1852.
Wheat irm saios OO0 bushels al 81 33 81 30 Co
active new yellow, bs, &C. Mess pork flz Si2 DO
Whiskcy hru sses ,O0V bbs. Of 2lc. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Trial Of the nIacIntyrc-Hart Bomb.


A trial OF the MacIntyre-Hart repeating bomb was
given this afternoon in the presence Of General sprague
and staff Twenty nine explosions obtained from
ten Of the inch shells and the regularity certainty
and terrible efficiency Of the projectile fully demon
strated. General Sprague expressed unqualified admira
ton at the successful issue Of the exhibition The next
trial will be made in Washington soon.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Inspection Of the Twelfth Regiment, New
York state Militia.

The Twelfth regiment, New York State Militia,
inspected yesterday afternoon in Palace Garden at five
O'Clock by Assistant Aduant General Bliss preparatory
to their being transported to tho scat Of join the
Twelfth regiment, in the field. It is expected that
they win be sent OF for this purpose in week fort
night. The looked well when drawn up for nspec-
tion all appeared perfectly delighted at the idea Of
again having prospect Of seeing active service On the
roll having been Called the strength Of the regiment was
sscerained to be follows independent Of those SICK
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

lOtal. 3lb,Zob
Notwithstanding more than one-third OF our male
population shown by the above statement TO be under
seventeen years Of age, and than onc-ha undcr
eteen ard Afty, have stll cifciont fight
ing population, In case Of emergency OF l42 e52 bctSeon
seventeen AID iiiy yeas.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

.oUt
The following the names Of the officers they
stand:-Colons A. Weeks; Adutant, G. +. watson Sur
gcon B. R. Berkcr Quartermaster, James Purdy Chap
lain, Alexander Clements Quartsrmaster's seregant
Hilson Commissary's Sergeant, - Aga; Orderly Ser
geant, - Anderson; Drum Major, James Maxwell.