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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27

CLERK or THE LEGIsLATrRE-We learn that
A. 7. whittle>ey. Esq. of Evansville. will be a
candidate at the meeting OF the next Legislature
for principal Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives He is genial and Agreeable gentleman
aud an active and intelligent business man. and
will. ii elected. make an excellent officer
Mr. W was nominated during the late canvass
for the Senate from the counties OF Vanderburg
and Posey. but some OF his friends believing that
new ticket nigh, be, formed which would more
thoroughly mite the conservative vote of the
district, he very magnanimously declined the
race. when subsequent events have demonstrated
that he would have been triumphantly elected
il he had continued candidate 4 his circum-
stance alone will doubtless give him additional
strength in this portion OF the State.
The Democratic members of the Legislature
could not unite upon more competent or de
serving gentleman than Mr.. Whittlesey ~ Vim.
cennes Sun.
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mo. l79.l
TTNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
ii DIANA-SS

mo. ls9.l
TTNTTED STATES. OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DlANA-SS
Whereas, libel cf Information has been filed in he
District Court Of he United states within and FOR the
seventh Circuit and District Of an the I1lh day
Nov mher, ls62. By John Hanna, Eq Attorney Of the
United states for the District Of Indiana aganS the fol-
lowing described erSo al estate in thu
tngtOn Indiana. fowit: certain judgusnf and decree
Of foreclosure ia the Court Of Common Pleas The county
Of Huntington Indiana fer $500 IN favor Of John a.
Campbell and against Thomas Moor. and especially
against william g. Campbell Who j. The real owner for
violation Of the pcsers Of Of Congress- approved
july II. ls62 entitled AN act to suppress instruction,
10 punish treason and rebellion. sexe and c,nscae
the crfy OF rebels and for ne aud pray
ing process against said Opery. and that same may
be condemned and sold as en@mies' property
Now therefore, IN purSuance ~ the m0nlon under the
seal Of said Court 10 directed aud DEF. cred do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said prop
erty. or any part thereof IN any inirrestee
therein that they be and appear BEIGE the said
tTict Court the United States, be held the city
indianapolis in and for the District Of Indiana on N.
first Monday OF DccembcT next at O'Clock II the
Of that das then Their nierpose their claims
and make their al egatioBs I'm that beha T.
ID q. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
By J. ;. BIcsiow Deputy.
Attest:
JOHN H. REA, Clerk. novl5-d Il
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(NO. l73)
NO. 10
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

TNHED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. S.:
WHEREAS. libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit aud District Of Indiana 2lst
day oi October. lsG2, by John Hanna ESQ, Attorney
Tor the United states OF America, for the DISTRICT
diana. against the undivided oDe-fogrh part survey
No. 2Js- Cark Grant. Clark county. Indiana tract
containing 00z acres less for violation az the
Powers OF an act OF Congress Of July H. 1852 entitled
An CT TO suppress instruction punish treason and
rebeon 10 seize and eonEfoae the property 81 rebels
AID Tor other purposes, and praying process against said
land aud that the may be condemned and cid
enern es property.
Now therefore. in pursuance Of the monitioa under
the seal OF said court directed delivered do
hereb' give pubic notice 10 all persons claiming aid
goods, part thereof IN any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States 10 be held the city ofInda
apos in and for the District Indiana on the ID Monday
OF November next ~ ten O'Clock Of The forenoon Of that
day then and there 20 intcrose their claims and TO make
their alieg aton- i'm that behalf
ID g.. ROSE. l.. =. Marshal
Per A. MAEIos RrTEE. Deputy.
JoHx II. IEA, Clerk novl-dln
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(NO. IT,
Z NTrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA S.:

kNO. III
NIrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
" DIANA, IS.
WnEExAs, libel q information has been fled In the
District Court OF the United States, within
Seventh Clrcgit aud District Of Indiana, the 9Th
day 81 October, lo62, By John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney
Of the United States, for the District 81 indiana against
thirty nine sbar q capital stock Of the Tcrre au. and
hchmon Railroad Company, and ninety (s7) dol
lars and fry cenfs cah dividends accrued thereon the
hands 81 the Treasurer Of aid Company for xioiaon
the powers e of Congress- approved July II.
1867 entitled An actto suppress in-urrecton punish
treason and rebellion, "a seize and concste the prop
ery ofrebeis and for other proses pra, ing process
against said properly aud that the same may be con-
dsIned ana ~old a. enemies propery-
Nov, therefore, IA pursuance u the under the
seal of said court 10 directed and delivered here
ny give pubic noicr % all persons claiming property
or any part thereof in any interested therein
That they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States 10 be held Al the city ~ Indianapolis
W and Tor the District o. Indiana third Monday Of
November next At O'Clock the Of IN AZ dnv
then and there &c inferpose their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf
D. g. RosF,- u. 4. MarshaI.
Per }. $. BlGELow, Deputy.
JOIN H. ga Clerk novl-dI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27

FKssIoS SrnsKoSs-The following Pension
Surgeons for this State have recently been mp
pointed:
DR.. Joseph g. Hendricks. Madison; DR. f. s
Gale. Veyay. DR.. Q. Onnetts. Versailles, DIR
james +. Dodds. Bloomington: DIR. William A
Rugh. Rushvlie; DIR. Thomas Butler Mobiles
vile; DR.. NJ. VI. Latta. Goshen: DIR. John w
Moody. Greensburg; Dr.. John Crooks. Rock
port.
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TRUssEs, &C.

sole Proprietor All Nanisfurer o. TIE Hard Ruih<r
Triss unier q - tia-iy~ar's rsfesIts
The TIart Z ,i-r Truss = rrn<c and sIi-rtr 10 All
Others n the f.lixn- rss<cts; VII rsyr hrsak. ru-
cnafe raIl OF lilser. = Inaie uid ~ nr.r viii
cure Glsrnis q ytars feis 1es ~ r~--s ~ lnIure
the car.l. AMI j. aluays rlean AMI Ee-t ~ nv.
aiiefsfs can arrpsraiey fffs-i by s-bng Sac n
inciues aryslpd i.siy IA Inc 4 riIstsrr.
RErKREx,zs o. srf-rrk <ay ever offrrs: -Tf< fc-
lY.sin- only are uTr~-i. rFaf- M<t nrnri.an. and
Parker Nrw-lork: rrafs. tsssari and A1'rv I7llsie
fhia. DR. r. lshssfi. surgeon tefrrai burma. n a-l-
furfon: Pefs lirzsrf. fr~z-r. g~a Afirrx~ and la
vis Chssarp. Dr. w,.lruit. Miwsukee. Nt<
Nsfnscturer anil lscr In Ss.iler llrncrs. Af-iom-
ioai S,s,n-sers SIX ard Gotten Exsic te-kisss for
va-ico.ss veins Susi~st~sry nafriarF~ &r-. a..
FnR WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL LTG man
fsrfnrea vs. C. stafford has many a.ivan.ars~ all
others AMI as eNsissre q such has rr-vsi the
firS; trerins NJ the United states Pairs. unirr IL
aminafisn II TIE hef sur-ns IN country. It's mo-
sssn Is received frurn q rui-r core lxf&h Win
brk giving n great preferences over The Ssrai spring
used In othrr Emile.
Send stamp Tor pamphlet. Poss ofhee Box ~
DR.. Seeey vii he az the Bates House fer les day
Call and examine Ter yourselves. n-fl*-T
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U. S. MARsHaL's NOTICES.



TSTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or TNDi.
u ASA-SS
whereas, libel 81 iuarrnat has been fled in the
District Court Of he Infea Siases Wit IN sud lor the
Seven Crru 81 ~ rct d Iusana. the l3th dsy Il
Ne emtser- 1ss3. ~ jain asnua- 80. Attorney
United Stste- Tor the Dsyrcuf Indiana. against the FOL-
lowing described personal estate IN the count, q Ham-
ton. in the state of Indiana towit certain Judgment
for the Of Sl.e5l 90 les the q s453 - and
against George Rector for the violation II lhr powers
81 e Congress approved July ~ lisa entitled
sapPres> Ton. vanish " afs
beien 70 seize and conaie the property ~ rebels and
for other parposc. and prsyinA prcess against sad
property, and that the may be endemne1 and sold
rennic<' property.
Now, therefore, pursuance az the moniton under The
seal Of SAID Coar directed ant delivered Dc here
BY give public notire all persons claiming ai prop
erty any part thereof in any ~ crested
therein that they he and appear hefore the said th.
District Court 4 the United States be het 81 the
Of indianapolis, IN and far the Dcf e Indiana The
fret Monday II necenber neat ten O'Clock II the fore
q hat day. then and there TO ntrrpose their claims
and make their Allegations in that behalf
ID. q. hOSF. 4 :. Marshal
By J. s BetLow. Deputy.
Attest
JoHN H. RIA. Clrrk-a t novl5-dlft
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novl-dI<s
no. H.
TNITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

mo. III,
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. IS.
WHEkEAss lDel Of information has been fled Ia the Dis
rct Court 81 the United States within and for the seventh
circuit and District Indiana, the 2t day
% John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney for he United States
i0f ihe District ~ Indiana. against one seized in
Putnam county, Indiana. for sioatiof the po~ers of
an act Of Congress- approved July Il, iss2 entitled An
act 70 suppress nsnrrecon ~ punish treason and rebel
Hon. TO seize and coeate the property Of rebels and for
Other pnpose and praying process sxainst aid prop
efiy aud that the may be condemned and sold az
enemies property.
VOW therefor, In pursuance fthe monfion under The
seal 81 said court 20 dire,te and delivered do here
oy gFe public notice To all persons claminy ad property
OF an. part thereof IN any Interested therein
That they he and appear before the said Distract Court Of
the United Sates 20 be bed the city 81 Indanapos
m and Tor the District u indiana The third Morday u
November oclock e the forenoon of TIA;
day. then and there to Btero- their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE. L. s. Marshal
PERI. ;. Bisklow. Deputy
ATTEST.
Joss n. RKA Cisrk ssx,-Slx,
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y From the returns of the Adjutant Gen
erals Office. IL appears that one hundred and SIR
Thousand soldiers are reported sick in all the
armies Of the United States. This is about one
sixth Of The whole force ss II appears upon papss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27

New mpshire.

The Democratic State Convention OF New
Hampshire has nominated for Governor Hon.
IRA A. EASTMAN. The Convention was the
largest ever held in the State. Addresses were
delivered bv General GEORGE STARK, the Presi-
dent, ex- Governor STIELE and DIR. BACHELOR.
General STARK made a vigorous appeal to the
patriotism OF the State, as follows:
You have met to take counsel together and
with unawed courage to inaugurate such meas
ures "a shall be calculated to maintain the Con
stitution as it Is. with all the securities for the
citizen, and all the rights guaranteed by it To
States and communities Applause You
have come to reiterate your irrevocable purpose
to resist to the last, and to defy poters of trea
son against the sacred bond that binds us.
wherever they may be found You have come
to combine your energies in an earnest struggle
against Abolitionism at the North, and rebellion
at the South: TO denounc. the schemes Of plum
der which, in this hour of national peril have
oppressed the people and disgraced the land; to
denounce officials and contractors who have
heaped heavy burdens upon you. and sha me
Iessy defrauded gallant soldiers in the field, that
they might gather up the reward of their infamy
in sudden and i'll gotten wealth. Regardless of
the shower of opprobrious epthets which
these war men, (who plumber your Treas
of wars dangers) are ready with corrupt and
hireling press to heap upon you, you have
come to drive them out, ii possible, and to put
honest men in their place You have come to
main tain the Constitution and preserve the Union
and you have c0me with hearts rad hands ready
for any sacrifice which patriotic wisdom may de
mand of you for the accomplishment of these
halowed objects And while, Tor the attainment
of these purposes, we cheerfully pledge our
lives, our fortunes, and sacred honor, no
heart here quas before threats which contem
plate the overthrow of the Constitution, ana des-
pOtic invasion of our sacred rights. Whether
such threats assume the form of proclamations,
letters de cachet, or other symbol of tyranny and
oppression. they are To he calmly confronted by
the solid and impenetrabe wall OF the will of the
people. Applause
The geat ground swell of patriotic. Constitu
ton revering. Union loving sentiment, hich has
been silently but steadily gaining volume and
strength for months, IL to roll on with constantly
increasing power, until fanalicism is engulphed
anu the old Union is securely moored again upon
the firm and only anchorage of the Constitution;
the wave which has sw ept over Indiana, Pennsyl
vania. Illinois, New jersey and New York has
reached US, flashing from its white crest light.
and hope. and courage With a brave spirit that
holds every thing SubSeryient to the Constitution
ya;ive men of every party in New Hampshire
unite for the contamination OF objects alike dear
To them all.
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ci.l carr~~pas5>nc< sf sk~ chsrszs
Prem washington.

RlcHsoxD-THK REBsLs ~ srfose Foncr n
ms RKAs-SscEL's RI-EnvHs co<rktLnD 20
RFrREsr TO FaIRFAx-Is WAsnSsroS N
DASoER2-ALL THE ABLk OFyIckEs LAID o.
fHE SHEIF-THE RlBEIs PRIPARsxc ron
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The paper famine is said To be all owing To
shoddy. The rascally contractors have torn mp
the rags TO mix with their army cloths. Another
version is that the Lazzaroni of Naples and
Southern Eurone. from whom used 10 get
81 900 600 worth OF rags annually. refuse to ex
change them for Chases sreenbacksl To offset
this, and to make show of consistency in all
things the radical fanatics claim that the rise i'm
paper is all owing 10 African slavery The form
ua by which they prove it is somewhat thus
The rise in paper Is owing To the scarcity OF rags;
which is owing 20 the rise in sterling exchange;
which is owing to greenhacks; which are curing to
shoddy army contractors; which owing To the
war: which Is owing &c the wrath of heaven which
Is owing to the oppression OF Gods poor" which
is owing to savery-thsretore slavery is the
cause in the rise IN paper, don't you see'-t Chi.
cago Post.
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FnNHE ADVERTISER PRAc Teal PRINTER, WELL
II acquainted with Book an Job Work. hut having
recently Let the a hi- I~ft Disable him
IRON dong Pess work, desires situation COmp0sitor
% Foreman IN genteel e. tab-hmrnt anywhere In
the state Being able 20 read WRITE aud speak Engf
ard German, would Object npan book zen.
ing or Clersng in county lawyers ofice Wages 10
object, but permanent and plea ant home desired Ad
COON
Hi2-elswl Warren, Huntington Co. Ind
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sE-Gerrit Smith has given his check fol
S, 600 in aid Of the enlistment fund
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~ We take the following from the washin

81 We take the following from the flashing
ton dispatches TO the Cincinnati Gazette:
George " Lane. brother 20 Senator Jim ane.
has been appointed bv the President Director of
the Branch Mint at Denver City. Colorado Ter
ritory. I, Is alleged here thst the new appontee
Is n rabid pro slavery Democrat, and WAS unfor
tnnately notorious in the Kansas troubles, and II
i ntimate,i that there will he resistance in the
Senate 10 his confirmation.
Ii has transpired that during John Van Buren, 5
recent interview with the President. he very
emphatcally told by the latter that no peaee
propositions could be listened To. save the uneon
ditiOnai surrender of the rebels. anu that he
meant 10 stand by hi. emancipation proclam nation
10 the end
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~ The following is "a copy OF Special Order
No los issued by ,ieneral Sigel, complimenting
his body guard for their daring charge into Fred
erick>burs Ii was dated GAINESVILLE. November
IL oHe of the companies Of the squadron Was
raised here aud one at Terre Haute:
Il hereby tender my thanks to the officers and
men OF the 1t Indiana cavalry. acting as my
body guard, who recently made a reconnaissance
to Fredericksburg, and conducted themselves so
vigorously against overpoweting numbers OF the
enemy. thereby rejecting honor upon themselves
and upon ms whole command Without design
inc To make ANY difference between the officers
and men who participated an the gallant affsir.
desire To mention the names of Captain Sharra.
Lieusenants Carr and Miller. and also Captain
Dahigreen. y d. O. upoer whose direction the
reconnaissance aud attack was made
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PROPOSALS.
S e al G d ropos a / s.


S e a e. Props Is.
QUARTERNASTER's DEPARTMENT, S. Al
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. -, ls62
SSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THIS
- Office until 10 O'Clock, NJ, Wednesday, 18th No
vember, 1852, FOR
i.a0O Cavalry Horses, and
500 lrtiIlcry Horses.
All to be delivered the Government Stables in In
dianapois Indiana.
Deliveries of Cavalry Horses to be as follows
800 within five 90 days from date of contract.
500 ten (i0)
800 fifteen Q5)
800 ' twenty (2o) %
Said horses be sound in all particulars less than
six (6) than eight % old; from 10 to is
haps high dark colorS (no grays good square roters
brdlewi~e. and OF size sufficient Tor cavalry purposes
SPEC FIcATIoNs OF ARTILLERY HORSES.
a. l26 Wheel Horses, pairs, BAYS browns blacks,
rs hands high upwards. strong and active, from
years old entirely sound well broken, and square rot
tiers in harness.
o. 252 Horses in pairs bays browns blacks l5ls
hands high upwards strong, quick and active, rciy
tiers in harness.
g. 122 Horses. in pairs, bays browns blacks
tirey sound, frcm to years old sizes suitable for
changes first named horses, well broken and
square rioters in Zach horse weigh not less
than eleven hundred . leo pounds
Deliveries of Artillery Horses 20 lie as follows:
10 Horses Of the first named,)
50 Horses of the 2ni namely 300 Horses
30 Horses Of the Bird namely
Within CD days from, date Of The
number $50 of same classes respectively, within four
teen IA days from date of contract and the residue GOO
within twenty {20) days from date OF contract
No bid Will be entertained unless accompanied by
guaranty for its faithful performance.
Form of bid aud guaranty be had application
this offce
No lid will be entertained for less than 100 Horses.
Bonds must be fled by two O'Clock the day.
The privilege Of eectiug any all bids j. reserved 20
the Government.
hese specifications will be strictly adhered TO. and
rigidlS enforced in every particular
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Cavalry
Horses,' and Proposals for Artillery Horses-'
ans other information will be promptly given appli-
cation thu under.igued personally OF by letter
JAMES A. EkIN.
nOy25-dtd A. Y. NJ. L. ). A.
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U. S. MARsHAl's NOTICES,

DR.. Secey vii he At the Rates House Ter feS days
Call and examine Ter yourselves. n-fl+-r
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Ts- pesPle % he STATE of Isai-ns earnestly
qasssd q asembs n Aeir respecslss churches and a
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QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT, U s. Al
Indiana polls ind. Nov. -, ls62.
SSEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THIS
= Office until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Wednesday 18th No
vember 1852, FOR
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tNo. HAD
GINITED STATES or AMERlcA, DISTRICT or ~

Attest: JonS II. RIA. Clerk.
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