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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

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TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS.
wKskAs A libel OF information has been fled In the
District Court Of the United states within and for
the seventh Circuit and District 81 Indiana the 29th
day OF January. 1863, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
for the United states. for the District Of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects Of one william
J. Holcomb to-wit: Four promissory Notes all dated
March 3Oh 1891. for $500 90 EACH payable m l. =, and
respectively. from the is October ls6 with IN
teret said notes given by John j. Oaks 10
Seth Way, and By him assigned and transferred TO said
No comb and secured by mortgage certain real estate
Ia Laperte county indiana for violation Of the powers of
an act Of Congress, approved July IT, 1862 entitled AN
act 90 suppress instruction, TO punish and rebel
on 10 seize and concae the property Of rebels and for
other purposes and praying process against said properly
and that the same may be condemned and sold
enemies property.
Now therefore, pursuance Of the montion under the
seal Of said direc and doyercd, do here
by give public noice 10 all persons claiming said propry
or any part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court of
the United States 20 be held at the city Of indianapolis
In and for the District of Indiana the third Monday Of
February next. O'Clock of the FORENOON of that
day then and there TO ntepose their claims and make
their allie cations In that behalf
II. e. ROSE, u. 8 Marshal.
Per !. =. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest
Joss IA. RxA. Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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NIlroRp, coss.. November 18th. lSsl.
Ma. Wv. II GREss:

M WI. IT URfGG.
Legr have for several years been afflicted with
that troublesome and Danger tiseass crave which
resisted all remedies aud docoTs, until took Constitution
afer. and YOU may be assured that exceedingly
pesed with the result. II has entirely cured me- and
yoa may make any Of my you may fi in re-
sarc 20 the medicine. have entire confidence ia it,
efficiency Yours traiv, POND STRONG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

ihefe Is no class cfterse that produces such exhaust
~ 49, p,h ne human CONSTITUTION liabe,.> and
ssases - the kidneys. Hadder ami Urinary PassareS
anu ast modesiy thsy are neglected until they
are - as 10 De beyond tue control Of ornary
re uaedies, am We present the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

DANvuIE Pa, June ., 1852.
DR.. WV. II. tiREGG-Lear sir: In February, 1851, /
afflicted with the sugar dabeieS and for tive months
pa sed more than tive gallons of water in ~ hours
Obliged get up often twelve times du-
ring tie night and five months lost about so pounds
in weight During the month Of july 6l, procured
bottles of Constitution Water and in days after
IL experienced relief. and after taking bottles
was entirely cured, after reganing my usual good
good health. Yours, truly.
J. V. L. De WITT.
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NO. 2I3l
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA


u DIANA. s.:
wHEKEAs, A libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court OF the United states, within md for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th DAY
OF January, lSC3, By John Hanna. ESQ, Attorney Of
the United States for the District of Indiana.
the following described estate credits and effects one
WliaalH Bell, to-wtCerain PromissorY Notes amount
Ing IN the aggregate 10 ~ 0O. given by Robert
Williams in connection Of certain real Madison
county, FOR violation fhe powers oan of congress-
approved July ". 1861 entitled An suppress IN
surrection punish and rebellion seize and
cc:~cstc the property ef rebel. and for Other pur-
pos.s and PRAYING PROCESS against SAID property and that
the same nav be condemned and sold enemies prop
rrtv
New. Therefore IN pursuance Of the moon under the
seal 81 sad court. directed and delivered do
by ve public notice 90 al persons claiming said property
er any part thereof any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Cour
tie United states, 10 be- held the city Of indianapolis
IN aud for the District Of indiana the third Monday of
February next az o'clock cf the forenoon Of that dav
then and there 20 interpose their claims make
their allegations In that behalf
u. 6. ROSE. 4. 5. Marshal
Per j. 5. BlGELON, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHS II. RIA Clerk feb3-dIu
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(S0 2o7J
YSrrEDsrArsso 90 AMERICA. DISTRICT or rSDi-

fSO. 207l
9YSTEDsrArxso 90 AMERICA. DISTRICT or IxDi-
~ ANA-SS
Nhsre&s. albsl Of information has been fled In the
rssfst Cocri u The rnited States within ard for he
sevh rrat snt District Of fucsHna on the 9stn dav of
snuary. lsss, By John Hsuns, ESQ, Attorney Of The
cnits4 STATE sfer the Distract u indiana against The fol-
owing &eseroed estate, cretxs and Effects ~ one NJ
j Hoic NIB. to-wit One promfssory Note dated Janu-
y n, irsi. dus IN ranhs ssssr dat Cor tae sun q
tfl>c -, given ~ cne Seth Way to said Hocoh said
note = secsifef ~ certain mortgage lands IN the
county of Lspore. indiana FOR vioaon Of the powrr.
Of 20 sot Il Congress. approved July IT, fes7 entitled
an sct 70 sa9rress nsnrrectoF punish and
eeu9n 20 eize and conzrr the property u rebels and
TOT ONE pnrpotes and praying process against sad
properly and that the may be condemned and sold
e. eneDles' property.
Nov therrforr ~ pHrsusnce Of ne moniton under the
zeal u ssi Coar directed and deliveredI DO here
give pubic nofice all persons claiming said property,
er any part Thereof. IN any Interested
therein. that fbey be and spear before the said the
District Coari ofthe United States be held 'he city
Of fudiznapss and for the District u Indiana the
ihrs Monday u February O'Clock n the fore
neon q bas day then and there 20 nierpose their claims
and make tkeir allegations IN that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, u. q Marshal,
By 3. BloELow, Deputy.
JoHs a. REA. CLERK. feb3-d14
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40. no.
TINTED SrATE>OF AMERICA, DIS

NJ. 10.
TINTED SrATf> OF AMERICA, DIS.
~ 1RICT OF INDIANA. IS.
WaknEks A libel q information has been fled In the
Dissrcs Court Of the United States within and Tor the
Seventh cruit and Dsrc- Of indiana. the 18th day
o. Jsnnary, fs63 by John Hams, Esq, Attorney for
The Uned for the District Of Indiana against the
following described estate. credits and effects WI
liam J. Hocomb towit: Four certain Prornssory Notes.
all dated the 30th a. January, 1851, for fifteen hundred
dollars each payable 1lth day 81 October IN the years
is5, 1851 1883 ant 1sGf respectively with interest
nuahy from the llth October 1880 said Ryen by
Jo-ephus l.. WAY seth Way. and by him en-
dorsed and transferred said William J. Hoicomb
for violation q the powers Of Of Congress ap-
proved July H. 1864 entitled suppressinsurreo
ton, 20 punish and rebellion 20 seize and conf
the property ~ rebels and for other purposes praying
process against said property and that the may be
condemned and sold A. enemies property.
Vow therefore, IN pursuance ~ the monition under the
sea- Of said Court directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice all claiming said property
any part thereof orin any Interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the District Cont
q The United States 20 be held n the city Of Ind
lis In and forthe District ~ Indiana the third Monday
ofF.brusry 0oclock ofthe forenoon oftbaf
then and there 90 inerpose their claims and make their
allegations In that behalf
d. GARLAND ROSE, u. NJ.
By l. ). BIsELow. Deputy.
Attest: JoHx n. RxA. Clerk. feb3-dl4
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CONSTITUTION WATER

10 me puene with the conviction that has no equal N
relieving ihe class 81 diseases Viii II la. - $50 ~
einentiy successful IN earnS. aud tri, that Ne N
be rewarded for our Efforts Ia lscing - Alnah, = r
IN form TO meet the requirements Of patient and uhvS
clan F's''-
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DRUGS.

HAVE associated with me IN business Mr. c. W
II sloan. Who has been assistant Ia The
number Of years past Hereafter The business ~ll be
continued az ;he Old stand under the firm %
BROWNING. a SLOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal patronage which have
receyed-trust by street attention % business and
the q our customers merit and retain the
r. BROWNING.
Ii persons knowing themselves indebted % me vii
~ please call AZ their earliest convenience and make
settlemenf0f same, aud obhge X. BROWNING.
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cOPARTNERSHlP.
COPartnerslsip Notice.

rlNHR UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKES HENRY n.
II ALyORD into p4rtnershD. and the business viii
hereafter conducted IN the snd style n RUeKk,
CALDWELL A ALvonD RUGER CALDWELL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

new Legislature will assemble the sth Of Janu-
AIRY next Us action viii have deep interest Tor the
citizens Of Indiana The >afiaoi will contain faithful
and intelligent report Of is prcecdngs 50 that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
sertativeS are doing
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DYSMENORnEA, OR PAINt UL MENSTRUATION, AM
IN MENORRHAGlA OR Pk0fUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,
Which in the unmarried female is constant recurring
dease and through neglect the seeds of grave and
dangerous maladcs the result, and month after
month passes without effort being made assist
ture suppression chronic the
all, loses her appetite the bowels constipate night
sweais come on. and the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon inflammation of the
cous lining of the vagina womb. II is In all cases
companied by pain the bacg the bowels
and through the hips teaspoonfu ofhe medicine may
be taken three times day. with injection OF table
spoonful Of medicine mixed with half pint of sofl water
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF TIE MICK CF THE BLADDER, In
FLAMM ION or THE klDNr YS AND CATARRH
or IHE BLADDER. STKANGUARY ANDBUhN-
ING OF PAINFUL UklNATlNG.
For those diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy and
too much cannot be said IN it, praise single dose has
been known 10 relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the small
Of the back and through the hips. teaspoonful day
ofCcnsttuton Water will relieve " u like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
IL has no equal in relieving the most distressing symp
toms Also, Headache Heartburn. Acid >to ach vomit
ing Food &c. Take a tea poonful after dinner The
dose IN all be increased desired, but 1t should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Haze long since given up the buchu cubes and ju
inter In the of these and only
for the want OF better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal the that has devoved
upon II.
DIURETICS,
rrae and drcnch the Kidneys and by constant soon
lead chrunic degeneration aud confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

VIII assemble, and the most Important question.
will be brought before "a for determination one Il
which, the Emancipation and Colonization pocy q the
President viii vitality affect the future Of the oouHiy.
All interesting Congressional ProoeedinSs vii -
ported IN the .Snfiasi.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsrs-PmcE al
wx. II. sRseG a Co. PrOp5.,or..

Morgan anen. General Agents. No. 4s CHI stree,
New York. Wright A preach, 81 Randolph a: smith A
Dwyer - Lake ST. Wholesale Agents. Chicago Illinois,
isn2s-d3m
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READ, READ. READ.

rrtae and drcnch the Kidneys and by use sooI
lead TO chronic degeneration aud confirmed disease
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STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS, GRAVEL.
BRICK DIST DEiOSlT AND MUCOUS OK MILKY
DISCHARGES AFTER LRiNA1lNo.

Diseases occurring from and the will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water. taken tor an,
length of time. The dose should vary with the severity
of the disease from twenty drops teaspoonful hTr,
times day In water During the passage II the Calcu
us the pain and urgent symptoms should be combatec
with the proper remedies. then followed up by the Con
sttutOn Wafer a above directed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05
SICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and u
inter In the of diseases only them
for the want OF a better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05
DIURETICS.

Has proved itself equal the task that has devoIv
upon Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.

Ii has no equal in relieving the distressing symp
toms. Also, Headache, Heartburn. Acid >to ach vomil
ing Food. &c. Take tea Poonful after dinner The
dose all may be If desired, should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

Attc>i.
JoHtS II. kEA. Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

In bis dealings with his the Colonel broke faith
with MIN IN not appointing him to position in the regi
mont which he had promised him The farrier also
promised one dollar head for each horse thai he might
nsnect but he never received farhng for his time
trouble.
According b. numerous statements made 60 US, 1t ap.
pears that the profits which accrued from the purchases
o. hors and other materials for the of the regiment
were taken and used by the Colonel for the purchase and
furnishing OF house In the city OF New York This led
70 misunderstanding with the other members OF the
nrn who much dissatisfied at the pursued by
the Colonel In appr0prang the lions share OF the spos
Prior TO this It seems that the Colonel In very limited
circumstances and the statement goes all wealth
he has amassed has been made out OF the frauds the
government he pretending to serve.
o the Of this Colonel prior TO his connection
with the army, good deal has TRANSFERRED II seems
that he formerly the employ OF company for
war and during the latter part OF his term OF Office he
coected number OF bills from various persons In this
CITY 70 the extent OF $780, which he did pay
70 the company This after discovered and he
was required TO resign his position In connection with tho
company TO prevent exposure, and the paid TO
MN were guaranteed 10 the PAYERS the ground that
the time the money paid he legal officer Of tho
company AT the time that he entered the service Of the
oned states there was an indictment against him for
perjury Out u wae suspended when he about 10 leave
for the seat OF war;
We might add that OF the partners Is said 70 have
made an agreement with lawyer an order to get his In
ments Tor his regiment, promising give him baroucho
and pair OF horses for his services we'll as oneourth
tho profits which thcy might make OF the transsc
sioo out tine lawyer only received the horses and b.
been swndled, and declared that whole crew were
set OF damned rsscas According che declaration of
two OF thc partnes the Coous had appropriated ali thc
money TO his own use. -
70 twcc its present length but "sucien for day
the evil thereof"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

FarAr Acknowledgement eight and nine O'Clock Wed
sesday evening man aamed Halden, while IN the saloon
No. 70 Maiden lane, very nprudenty took out Of Ais
pocket loaded pistol, and while examining the sac
went o. the contents q the weapon entering tho groin
a. Frederick kirz, tho proprietor ~ the place The
his wound found 10 b az q fatal nature Coroner
Naumann was notified 10 hold ante mostern eramrs
ton. aden was srzed BY the police AID held Coz 81
Summation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

At the Huh Bankruptcy Court Friday, before Mr.
Judge Ranes, bookseller and publisher, named Emp
formerly Of Beverley, In the Fast Riding and
Of MytonRate Hull applied for his discharge The bank
rupts debts amounted To little above f26O. and the
course Of his examination II TRANSFERRED that in the year
1850 he engaged MISS NJ f. Braddon (the authoress OF
"Iady Audcys Secret" and aurora Floyd) To write
novel for him. entitled Three Times Dead the Secret
Of the Heath" Miss NJ H. Braddon at this time an
actress at the Royal Queens theatre Hull, and played
under the OF Miss Seyton She wrote the introduc
tons to tho panommes, and this brought her under
notice. and while she was staying at Peverey Park che
published occasional poems which caused Mr.. Empson
enter into for her 10 write novel Three
Times lead" Miss Braddens rst literary effort and
although highly sensational aud f200 was
expended In getting OUT the work proved failure and
70 this Mr. Empson partly attributed his bankruptcy
Since 1860 Miss Braddon had been In London and what
success her literary efforts have achieved Is matter Of
public notoristy. Mr. Judge Ranes said IL Miss Braddon
had made f8 900 out Of her works she could surely afford
to assist the who pubshed her first work, and who
had become bankrupt through doing MT fmpsnn
said no had not the slightest cxpectaons from Miss
Braddon. Tho OF the failure Of Three Times
Dead" that London publishers invariably attempted
crush works published 10 the provinces There being
no opposition 10 the bankrupt, he allowed 10 pass
his examination, and order OF discharge granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07
T II E W e s T.
speech or General Blair ut st. Louis.

Speech or General Blair ut st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August s, 1858
General Blair serenaded at his residence last night,
and in response made speech in which he declared him
self in favor Of the emancipation ordinance passed by the
late convention. and vndicated Governor Gamble. He
regarded the opening Of the Mississippi river as tho
grandcst military operation record and to Gen. Grant
aono due tho glory OF planning and to his men tho
glory OF and valor in successfully executing.
these plans Gen. Grants army has killed wounded and
captured more men than 1t numbered, and had taken
Vcksburg with moro men in the place than were IN the
army when II down before IT, General Blair favored
the draft in Missouri, and censured Gov. Gamble for
striving TO avoid H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

inston city, where he Is going to urge upon rSs
government the Importance OF sdaing ,os. nsSs
cavalry force this department He mas before uau No
propositions To the government to raise force VI
twelve or fifteen thousand mounted men, but al tue Io
the Importance OF cavalry was not recognized uuo.
stand the government Is now more anxious 70 eno
the project General Rousseaus departure leaves brga
der General John H. King 10 command OF MS dNsou,
and Major Coolidge is Tor the time being IN comano "
the regular brigade.
, TENNESSEE LOYAL Ro7Ps IN THE sERvIoR
I called to-day on Colonel Alvan G. Gillian, AdJutaht
General Of the Of Tennessee and had brief but m
terestng conversation with him on various subjects he
states regard the Tennessee force that there are
eighteen regiments and two batteries OF artillery IN
the field and that there several more IN process OF
of them muster at this time many eight hundred
men for duty Colonel Hirs OF West Tennessee mas the
largest 10 the field, numbering at late date thirteen
hundred men. Other regiments-Ray's Johnston ana
Glan's-muster many eight hundred men Tor duty
suppose the State has at least fifteen thousand men
under arms at this time Many OF the Kentucky regi
ments nearly filed with Tennessee refugees
organized battaions Of four and i've
companies going into Kentucky regiments. or the
eighteen regiments raised West Tennessee has furnished
four Middle Tennessee two and the remaining twelve
tho number OF men, women and children who have
been forced by the cruelty Of the rebel power 70
leave their homes and flee to Kentucky. The twelve
thousand who filed up these regiments cannot have been
moro than third OF the whole number. have never
calculation made; but even the small number OF
tho twelve thousand alone sounds impossible, and the
idea that such a number have been cruelty expelled
from their homes Ia horrible TO be willingly or readily
believed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07
NASHVILLE, Tenn, JAY So-A. n.

INVASION or KENTUCKY.
No train Game in from louisville yesterday, and mono
departed FOR that place from here tn day Tho cause s
reported TO be that the being used to transport
troops from the river to Lebanon and vicinity This
news OF the invasion Of Kentucky gives color TO tho
story aoat that General Rosecrans has gone 10 the front
and put his army In motion towards Fast Tennessee.
not inclined TO think that he needs any such incentive,
and do suppose that the small probably Ken
lucky Is likely to prove much OF incentive N
frghten General Boyle and others into declaration Of
martial law. II presumed trains win be running again
IN a few days.
The newspapers here calling loudly Rosecrans
advance The cry has not yet assumed anything Of the
Sensational character but there appears TO be dread
among loyal that he will remain another
months in camp, at Murfreesboro The better in
formed however, do not anticipate thing Of the kind
Governor Johnson has been III for some days with
fever and is only slowly recovering.
Generals McCook and Crittenden both corps command
absent In Kentucky and Ohio where they have
been attending the funerals OF their respective fathers