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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
T.. w. HALL 4 CO.,
EXCHANGE STABLES,
25 ILLINOIS STREET,
OPPOSITE BATES HOUSE. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
aug5-dly
NOTICE.


United States Of Anne lea, District OF
u Indiana, s.:
WHEREAS 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
January ls62, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney of the
United for said District Of Indiana against three
boxes Of machinery and piece Of casting, seized
Jefiersonyie, Indiana, for violation Of the laws
Of the United States the said goods and merchandise be-
ing contraband of and praying process against said
goos, and that the may be condemned and sold
articles contrabandsf war.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the moniton under the
seal of said Court directed and delivered, do here
by public notice 20 all persons claiming said goods
any part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the Dtr Court
of the United States to be held at the city Of lndanapo
lis in and for the District Of Indiana the I'd Tuesday Of
February next at 20 o'clock Of the forenoon Of that day,
then and there TO nierose their claims and make their
allegations IN that behalf.
Attest: DAVID g. ROSE, u S.Marshal.
Per J. 5. BIsELow, Deputy.
JoHS II. REA, Clerk. jan23-dl5d
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~ The Common Pleas Court commences on,
week from to-day. the 81 of February. Judge
Ray presiding.
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ST. Louis. Jan 26.-0fsicial dispatches from
Cape Gira,deau state that the expedition which
left that place few days since Cor Benton and
Bloomington. returned. having captured Lieutef.-
ant Colonel Farmer and eleven other officers.
and sixty eight priyates Of JET Thompson's COM
mand. also quite number Of arms. horses. sad
dies
A telegraph line Is TO be Immediately con
structed from Rolla westward.
The following special order viii be issued in
the morning:
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from baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 25.-The Old Point boat has
not arrived. owing, no doubt. to the heavy storm
last night
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SIDEWALKS.

Mr.. Wallace presented an ordinance repeating
the ordinance with regard to shade trees and side
walks. Read first and second time.
Mr.. Richmann presented an ordinance for the
grading and graveling of the south side walk be-
tween Alabama and Delaware streets, on South
street. Read twice and referred.
After the transaction Of further unimportant
business the Council adjourned.
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u Dog stealing in the second degree-Hook
ing town made sausages.
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week
Sheep&
Beeves. Cows. yeals. Lambs Swine
Total. 1892 "a 362 9.623 9,0S7
Last week -, 3,66o 1913 3l4 1893 46,1l3
Corresponding
No. per w'k
last year. .4,70l 81 36l 5,55S s,Sl5
Average mum
Der per week
last year. 1870 ll3 635 $3.50 ll.530
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TERMS:

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Ten copies address, and one 20 the maker Of
theciub.. ....................... 10 90
ker Of the club. 20 90
Thirty copies 20 one address, and one copy OF the
Weekly one and of the Daily, TO the maker
of the club. =. .......... 80 90
Fifty copies 10 address, and two copies Of the
Weekly and two Of the Daily. .............. so 90
Additions can be made 20 chibs at any time al the above
Where the paper Is addressed each subscriber
separately, the extra copies will not be sent.
No paper sent without pre- payment continuedlonger
than paid for. Address
ELDER, HARkNESS a. BINGHAM,
Indianapolis, Indiana
R-1s@ Papers copying the above, and calling attention
to IT. will he entitled 10 Daily Exchange.
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communication from the Gas company with
regard to the breaking OF lamps was read by His
Honor the Mayor. - - 49,
On motion Of Mr. Brown the Mayor was au.
thorized To offer a reward of FIVE dollars for the
apprehension of each offender in this regard
Mr.. Metzger. from the Market Master, pre-
sented petition asking that the rent of stalls be
ordered to be collected at one time. Referred
THE NEw CITY ROOMS.
Mr.. Haughey, from Committee, reported IA
vorably with regard to the contract proposed by
the Messrs. Glenn for city Offices. The PROPOSE
ton for lease for five years with the privilege
Of ten was accepted. provided the Messrs. Glenn
build an iron railing around the entrance to vesti-
bule Of the new municipal quarters, and other
wise abide by contract. Concured in unani-
mousy
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Mich COWS


Sell slowly, the market being overstocked; milk
men do not sell so much milk in shese hard
times, and Of course they do not need SO many
cows.
Wedo not change our quotations this week, but
the prices are not so firm: the decline in beef has
some influence to depress the price of cows. We
uuOte.
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Are not quite so firm, large amount of dressed
mutton coming into the market, and mild wealth
er causing an eagerness on the part of sellers to
work off their meat.
a few sheep bring SIC, but good lots gen
orally sell at DC while poor stock will bring only
4 cents.
Sheep at ..s 50 SOFAS so per cwt
Sheep per h.. ........... 414@514c.
The market continues overstocked and with
less demand for packing prices are hardly so firm,
and sales are made with more difficulty. We
quote:
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NEWSPAPERS.
Daily and Weekly
INDIANA State SENTINEL
1862.
NEWSp ApERS.

Here let the press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain.''
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STOLEN.

UUORSF srOLFN.-One Bright Ray Horse ive years
III old shod al round. II hancs high. marked with
karness the hips had nearly saddle with black
Quilted seaf liberal reward vii l paid for his q hv
cry the subscriber Frederick wocls's Stables
iaraff CntKLFS SFCRIST
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U-Tbe Weetiss Safs Srnfissi wiilbe pub
ii-he'f shis morning. eonsaiIdnga large amour,
of interesting news. miscellapy. correspondence.
military items. &C, &c. The Weekly Sentinel
has the largest circulation % any paper in the
Stare. being ssus - every school dstrir within
iis borders. and Is the very hes, advertising med
um that be selected. Single copies can be
obtained at the oiiice-subscription price 81 a
YEAR
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FuRrHER REPORTS

BY Mr. Wallace: That the Chief Fire Engi-
neer be allowed S22s for fuel. Concurred in
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New York Cattle Market.

MARKET pay, Wednesday, Jan. %. 1862.
Total receipts of cattle of all kinds for the
wool
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CennciI Precredinx.


The City Council in regular session on
Saturday night last; presen, his Honor. the MAY.
or, the City CLERK. and quorum of distinguish
Ell individuals. tsf ~ vi $685. efr
rErrfoSs
Mr.. Wallace, from the Civil Engineer, exhibi
ting an account Tor the Improvement of property
on Delaware street. Referred. : sses sa
BY the same. from Ambrose Shortridge in re
lation. 90 school matters Referred. 49,, .
Mr.. Brown. from property holders on Railroad
avenue. asking for the repeal Of the ordinance
for the improvement a the Bluff road Tabled.
Mr.. Haughey. from the Sisters Of Providence,
in rsia1ies 90. aHes Referred - sieao eaa
Mr.. Richmann. from property holders on Mary
land street, between Alabama and Delaware
Tabled
BOARD HEALTH
Reported 70 the satisfaction of the Council.
There is no epidemic raging now in the city, and
the general health Of the inhabitants is good
Of b. Stumph's pats of the city. Concurred
in and $500 ordered to be paid Mr.. Stumph for
his book Of plats. 4la
BY Mr.. Haughey. refunding Sil7 20 for erro-
neous taxes to certain parties Concurred in.
ORDINANCE.
BY AFR Fletcher; An ordinance for the pay
ment Of sundry claims, amounting to s2i5 80.
So a
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new York stock Fable.
UynED STATES SUCKS.

cossEcrrp ~SEknr.
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BY Mr. Fletcher: An ordinance for the pay
ment Of sundry claims, amounting to s2i5 80.
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THE BOARD or HEALTH

Reported TO the satisfaction of the Council
There IS no epidemic raging now in the city. ant
the general health Of the inhabitants is good.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-06-12

Letter from Lieut.. Frank Posegate,
49th o. V. I.
HEAD'oRs, Co. "a" 48TH RECT,
CAMP No. 7, BEFORE CoRINTH,
May 25. 1862.


DEAR BOARDMAN:-I owe you an
apology for not heretofore having Civ.
en- the "folks at home" through the
of my favorite News, an ink.
ling Of the doings of the "Grand Army
of the West" now before Corinth. If
the apology be accepted, and you deem
my effusions of sufficient merit to inter
est your readers, l will endeavor, as
circumstances transpire, to commit
them to paper and forward to you for
publication. My facilities for gaining
information are, of course, very limited,
and consequently, if do not produce
a complete panorama of the various
events transpiring, you must not be dis
appointed
This army, as you are aware, consists
Of three distinct "corps" under the re-
spective commands of Major Generals
Thomas, Buell., aud Pope, the whole
under the immediate command of Maj
Gen. Halleck. These three "corps d.
armee" are all now in line of battle
from right to left, in the order thei
commands are above uamed. The linz
is perhaps not less than twelve miles ii
length, and according to my understand
ling forms asemi.oircle, no part Of whicl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-06-12

self that would have puzzled the Secesh
exceedingly to break through
Company "A" was ngreeably surpris-
ed the other day by the reception Of a
couple Of laroe dry-goods boxes mark
ed "Capt. Robbins, 48th Reg. Ohio
Vol. Infantry, care Sanitary Commits
sion" On opening the boxes, various
packages addressed to individual mem
hers of the company, were discovered.
IF the donors Of the respective pack
ages could have stood by and beheld
the joyful expression on the face Of
each recipient. as his name was called,
and the package handed to him. it
would have been strange indeed had
they not thought themselves we'll paid
for their trouble. .l
The boys return their sincere thanks
to friends at home for sending. and to
the Sanitary Commission for delivering
their boxes.
Hoping that the war will soon be
over, and that peace will once again
reign supreme over happy and re-
united country, Lam yours truly.
T. NJ. POSEGATE.
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Hillsboro, June, 1867.

Nor TO BE LONGER GULLED.-Tbo
Southern people have been pretty etfec.
tually gulled by their leaders since tn .
commencement of the war. They have
been led to the belief that they were
gaining pretty much all of the battles.
The Richmond Examiner, of the 22d
nit, makes mention of this fraud upon
Southern credulity, practiced by their
leaders, and assails the rebel Secretary
of War for deceiving the Southern peo-
Pile, by asserting that a great victory was
gained over the National forces In the
two days fight at PittsbGrg Landing.
The editor states that all the evidence
collected on the subject goes to show
that the Confederates were badly defeat
ed; and, as an evidence of the fact, he
quotes Beauregard's own letter to Gen.
Grant, the day after the battle, asking
the latter, who was in possession Of tho
field, for permission to bury his Beau
regards) dead.
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THE MAN WHO SAT- ON THE POWDER
REWARDED. The Navy Department
promptly rewarded John Davis, the
brave sailor who so couragcously pro.
tected from the flames barrel of gum
powder on the steamer Valley CITY du-
ring the attack upon Elizabeth City
He was gunuer's mate, receiving a saIa.
rv of S25 per month, or $500 per year.
The evidence of his bravery was receiv-
ed at the Navy Department on the even
ing of the 10th inst. aud on the next
day Secretary WelIes sent him letter,
appointing him gunner, an office
which carries with it salary of 1000
year, and is life appointment, the
salary increasing by length of service to
$1,450.
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thy for them in all their distresses.
paid brief visit to Cumberland,
Maryland, the only place 1 saw while
absent that thought exceeded our
"Model Town" in beauty. While there.
l visited the Post Hospital, a large
room once used as a Theater. What
change Once was heard there the
sound of music and revelry. Once
we're seen there crowds filed with life
and gayety; but now, alas nothiu e
could be heard but the means Of suf-
fering, proceeding from the long rows
Of hard beds, with their emaciated oc-
cupants. oh! the broken down menl
the manly forms worn and wastedi the
hollow eyes and the hollow coughing,
which still seem to hearl
On returning to New Creek, I could
scarcely overcome the temptation to
accompany a soldiers wife, on her way
TO Moorefeld. "Homeward bound r.
Doctor D exclaimed. Alas! felt
the only one who could make any place
home to me, in this world, had passed
from my longing sight, sick, worn, up
through the Valley. could not cease
to regret that l had no opportunity to
plead my cause with General Fremont.
might have done something for our
poor, suffering men; if nothing else,
written letters to their friends, when
their own hands might be powerless to
write. 1t may be best as it is, but I
could not think so then, nor am full
ly reconciled to the disappointment yet.
It is all nonsense, that woman can
not do and suffer anything in this
great struggle. Surely if ever mortals
we're needed any place, 'oontdn is need
ed in the Hospital. "Where there is a
will there is stoy" and woman, sGcri-
fciDg for brief time her own ease
and comfort, will be richly rewarded in
the consciousness of doing good, and by
the gratitude of suffering humanity.
Oh may the "Prince Of Peace" speed
lily come to our "Ship of State" as it
rocks to and fro on Tie wild waters OF
Rebellion, and whisper "Peace be
still /" that there may be great calm
in our troubled land.
MARY B.
Hillshnro June 1861
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A SUGGESTION FOR THE SOLDIERS
The captain Of the barge in an Oxford
boat race, just as they are starting, gives
each rover little slice oflemon to hold
in his mouth. He knows the philosophy;
anything in the mouth that promotes
the flow of saliva and keeps the throat
moist, answers as we'll or better than
drink, which often, in quantities, weak
ems the stomach, A Physician, who
understood these things, used in his
long drives to take Glove in his mouth,
instead of drinking frequently, as his
inclination would have led him to do.
The advantage of cloves is that they
contain much in little space, aud do not
lose their strength. For the soldier
they would be peculiarly useful, since
they are aromatic, stimulating, and
astringent, which last quality would
tend to counterfeit the tendency to ir
tltation of the bowels which is Lae ban,
Of the soldiers life. Half dozen da,
are enough, one Glove may remain 10 tn,
mouth for hours Those who hav
friends In the army should send them
package Of cloves.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-06-12

THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN Sol.
DIER--ENDURANCE In the medical sta
tistics Of the army from 1897 to 1854,
transmitted to Hon. ]. D. Bright, Pres
ident of the Senate, by jeff. Davis, Sec
retary of War, July %, 1856, on pages
609 and 621, will be found a statement
showing the power of endurance of a
South Carolina and New York regiment,
respectively. South Carolina First
Regiment, 1034 men, campaign of
1847, eighteen and half months serv-
ice, loss by disease, 500; New York
Second, 1868 men, seventeen and a
half months service. loss by disease,
276. From this comparison ofa North
ern regiment with Southern one, in a
hot country campaign, it appears that
the Southern regiment lost by disease
nearly twice az many as the New York
regiment in about the same length OF
time, and the loss from all other causes
was oue-third less to the Northern than
to the Southern regiment"
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[For tho News.
RETALIATION.

"why didn't you curse him, Hughl
II would have relieved your angercd soul
To have vented your wrath for the wretch, you kney
Deserred cursos as deep as death-knells toll.
"Ycu hated the dark-faced devil;
Hypocrisy lurked in his glittering eyesi
His vlsage was black with plots Of evil
His lips were a nest Of the vilcst lies"
"To curse him, ayel have the will =.
Curses that scar like the lightnng's tongue
ia heap ou him but then, dear Bill,
never learned to swear when young
''Long since was II written in Gods good Book,
That he who lusteth with willy art,
Or casts on woman one lecherous look, .'.
Has already snncd in his impure heart
''Likowise, to swear at an innocent man,
Even msntaly, you shall have your need,
I For aye you know that the Unseen ono
will ever take the will for the deed"
"Thcu have you cursed him, Hugh,
with withcrlng onths the very worst
Remember the saying, which may be true;
Curses, like chicks, 90 home TO roosG'
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AljstrIlanrous.
Impudence Unparalleled.


We heard the other day Of letter
from a young gentleman. now n prison
er in Indianapolis, to his mother in
Kentucky, in which he stated that he
had always been taught that the people
Of the South were superior race to
those in the North, and what he saw
while prisoner only convinced him of
the truth Of the position. "Why. moth
er, says he, eve are waited on here by
these people. and receive as much atten-
ton, with the same docility and ohsn-
quiousness which characterizes our
slaves in their nttentiveness tn our
slightest wishes. am fully convinc.
ed, had doubted it before, that the
South is the ruling race. and must tri-
umph in the end" This, We undcr-
stand, If not the language, was the sub.
stance of the young gentleman's refec.
tions. 1t also shows what hidden mines
of gratitude have been opened ont by
the sympathy and kindness of tho peo-
pie of Northern cities toward the mis-.
guided beings imprisoned in their midst
- Evansville journal.
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Qortrp.
pRraAp1nR.aDN. LANDER.
DIED MARCH 2p, 1862.

DIED MARCH 2p, 1902
We lose man in him who dies to-day
Not one Of the common stock that earth can spare
Ono Of the strong, undauntod few, who stare
In Dangers eyes until It slinks away.
The thick-ribbed granite Of bis native hliis
Not Armer than his nature for the Right
More fearless he the fTeroer ragged the fight
When such draw their Country's sword il kills
lie could not play at war, as witness first
Phippi's morning charge, and Laurel Hill,
And the swift midnight charge through Boomcry Gap
He saw his land with doubtful friends accurst,
Aud struck for her insdltod flag, until
his dying head sunk in her sOrrowipg lap.
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PRAYED OUT.-A three year old
nephew Of my friend had just finished
his usual PRAYER at his mothers knee,
when she said: "Now, Willie, pray for
grandfather and grandmother. He
did as directed. snow for all the cous-
ins" His petition went up for this
class. "And now, Willie, pray for the
world" said his mother. Wearied out,
perhaps by the length of his exercises,
he exclaimed; "Mamma, it's just as
much as I can do to pray for our own
'lations."
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CRbps IN STARK CoUNTY.-We are
having a grand prospect for all kinds of
fruit. have this day ridden fifteen
or twenty miles through this, Perry
and Jackson townships, and | never
witnessed such prospects for . grand
good wheat crop. Oats, barley, corn,
and evstything looks o. XII. j. h.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-06-12

Capt. Frisbie. commanding detaeh-
ment of 378 Illinois Infantry and First
Missouri Cavalry, captured, on the 29th,
near Neosho, Mo-. two Colonels, one
Lieutenant.Colo 20 Jayhawkers, a
number of guns and revolvers, fifteen
horses, and large train Of forage aud
provisions.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-06-12

The vote in the Senate. refusing by 4
majority to refer the subject Of the eon-
fscation of rebel property to a select
committee; was regarded as a test vote
between the friends and opponents OF
the measure, and triumph ofthe FORM