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ITSITEn STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN

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TNfTED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT or IN
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Whereas. libel q information has hem fled in the
District Court 81 the United states within and for the
Seventh Circuit District of Indiana the 18th
January 1858. by John Hanna. 80. Attorney 81 the
Untet states for The District % Indiana against the fol-
lowing described property Of one John v Cannon to- witt
pair q scroud hand engines a vioaf OF
the powers q at q Congress. approved July L.
ls69 entte3 "An act 70 suppress nsurree;0n 20 punh
treason and rebellion. seize and the properly
of rebels and for .ter Tposes. and Drayin< process
against aid property and that the same may be condemned
and sold n enemies property.
Nox therefore. IN pursuance q the monon der the
seal <aid Cou.t rected and delivered do here
by give public notice q al persons claiming said property
% any part thereof any interested therein
that thev b AMI app before the said the District
Court II the United states, 70 be bed Al the city u ln
dianapos IN and for the District q Indiana the ID
AodAy II February next ten ocock u the forenoon
q that dAs then and there nterpose their claims and
make their allegations N that behalf
ID. q kO>E. L. : Marshal.
By / :. BgsELow. Deputy.
Attest
goHS n. RIA. Clerk feb3-dl4t
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
II DIANA

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II DIANA. s.:
WHEREAS. libel Of information has been filed in the
DTic' Court II the United states. within nd for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 29h day
Of January, 1885, by John Hanna, Esq., Attorney OF
the United States for the District Of Indiana. against
the following described estate credits and effects OF
William H. Bell to-wt:C Certain PromiSsor Notes
ing the aggregate a. 600 given by Robert y.
Williams IN connection Of certain real e>ta in Madison
county for violation fthe powers # an act Of ongres,
approved July ~ 1862 entitled An suppress in
Surrection. punish aud rebellion seize and
eouh>c the property Of rebels and for othr pur
poss and PRAYING process against said property and that
the nav be condemned and sold As enemies prop
erty.
Now. therefore, pursuance of the monton under the
seal II said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice to all persons claiming said property
part thereo in any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States. be held the city Of indianapolis
In and Tor the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
FEBRUARY o'clock Of the forenoon Of that day.
then and there 10 inierpose their claims, and make
their ale cations In that behalf
d. G.. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Per l. 5. BIGELOw, Deputy.
Attest.
joan II. RIA. Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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WI NJ. vANBENSCAOTEN
xnyOnD, cOss., November 18th, lssl.

Nm WV. II GRsGa:
Der >I have for several wears been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease Gravel which
resisted all remedies and doctors until took Constitution
Water and assured that exceedingly
pleased the result Il has entirely cured me, and
you may make any Of NV YOU may see d. IN
the medicine. have entire confidence IN its
efficiency. Yours truly. POND STkoNG.
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class Of dserse that produces such exhaust
lnS effects upon the human constitution diabetes and
Diseases II the Kidneys. kladfer and Urinary Passages
ard through ialse Nod. ETY. Ia. are
50 advanced be beyond the control f culinary
remedies, and present the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

DaNvIILE, Pa, june 2, 1862
DR.. VIM III. GKEGG-Dedr Nir: In February, 1861, |
sfc ed With hr diabetes, and Tor hive months
/ pa more than two gallons OF water in "a hours.
obliged get up often twelve times du
night and m five msntns lost about so pounds
In weight. During the month Of July, 6I procured
bottles of Constitution Water, and in two days after
using IL experienced relief and after taking two hotties
entirely cured after regainng my usual good
good health. Yours, truly,
J. V. l.. DE WITT
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TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
fyo. 2li)

LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, IS:
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 OF January. 1885, by John Hanna, Esq., Attorney
for the Unec states for the District Of Indiana, agds
the following described credits and effects OF William
J. Holcomh. TOWN.. Fuur Pr, uissory Notes. all dated
March 3th. ls6l for $500 Oh EACH pay able = AID
respectively from thu i DC ober 1851. with In
teres aid notes evenly John j. Oaks 10 on
seth Way. AMI hy him assigned and transferred TO Sad
Ho cou AID secured by certain real estate
IN Lapore county, indiana. violation Of the powers Of
Of Congress- approved July ~, ls62 entitled An
suppress nsarrecton 10 punish treason and rebel
on seize and eoHcate the properly of rebels and tor
other purposes and praying process against said propey,
and tha; the same may be condemned and sold a.
enemies property
Now therefore. IN pursuance Of the monon under the
seal of said court dire ted and delivered do here
by public notice all persons Ginning said proprfy,
any part thereof any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States be held the city Of indianapolis.
and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
February O'Clock of the forenoon of that
day then and there ntepose their claims and to make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, L. 5. Marshal.
Per |. 5. BieELow, Deputy.
JOHN H. REA, Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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copARrNERsHIP.
COpartner,hip Notice.

TUyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKEN HENRY r.
ALyORD into partnership, and the business vii
hereafter conducted In The name aud style 81 krsxR
CAtp~ftr A AIvoED RUGER q CALDWELL
d@cl5
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DRUGS.


n HAVE associated with II business Mr.. G. w
sloan. who h4s been assistant IN the store Ter
number years past. Hereafter the business viii be
continued Al the Did stand under the firm -
fstfoN NtNs. a SLOAN.
feel grateful Tor the liberal patronage which ne have
received-trus by strict attention 70 business and
the OF merit and retain the same
Z. BROWNING.
IL persons knowing the mselves indebted % will
n please call AZ their earliest convenience and make
settlement u same, and oblige K. BROWNING.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903.

ihk governmental and political euestions % he
coming year I'll have absorbing fo- e~-ry
eisen- We are engaged IN EErnsic civil var. The
sun o. which hone can foreses n threatens a r.1Ies
change in the institutions principles upsn -hscA the
Government vas founded. and n. de.tructsou ofths
liberty and rights q the rstiren. such a. n.
people Of no ether nation hsve enjoyed sra /,
which may be attributed eur unequaled progress
IN national prosperity and greatness TIE t.ss. -n
b. upon u whether this free Government shall -
preserved and maintained and the rights 81 n.
under the Constitution PePetuated powerful eeosrsi
authority BE- permitted grew out q this war. oblter
atng lines Institutions and all those checks
upon the Federal Government rights reserved By the
States which have constituted the excellece snd supe
riorfy 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "one the sea- for
the objects firth IN the Conztfafon. bat
distinct the bilows" IN the management q their
parely domestic affairs These questions involved
IN the elections anl the voice Of the people
emPhssicAy expressed Cor the CONSTITUTION u
l. and the Union /. vas" Never was there a time
when wssso important thai the people should he thor
sughly advised to the progress and condition puhc
Affairs and Of passing eveH;s. people ~ for
government unless with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which Affect slke their own
and the public welfare
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FTnER HARNESS n BINGHAM
CARRIERS.
VIEW BER SHOP.

- sHrCRAFT HAS OPENED A BARBER SHOP IN
- the new block 81 John {. New. doors south Of
The Postofiee on the second door. Room No. and g.
where be will be pleased all his old l.
in futl blast With six chairs octl0-diy
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new Legislature will assemble On the sta q JAuu-
AIRY next Its action will have deep for the
citizens q Indiana The Safinei viii contain faithful
and intelligent report Of is proceedings. that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
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FOR SALE BY AL DRUGGlsrs-PRIcE 81

Morgan Ahen. General Agents. No. IS elf street
New York. Wright French. g. Randolph a.; smith A
D~yer, - Lake 81. wholessl, Agents. Chicago Illinois
jsn2s-dsm
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HE H NMS-
TERMS or The DAILY SENTINEL
TINE copy, SIX mOhthc.-. %
One copy, month. 60
Delivered by the carrier within the city, Is per
week ayable to the carrier.
Agents will be supplied at II cents a week.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
10 copies and the maker 81 the club..-- Is 90
20 copies and the maker Of the ciub... so 90
Additions be made clubs any time the above
rates The will be- printed each paper without
charge.
No paper will he sent without prepayment. contin-
ued longer than paid for Address
ELDER, HARkNESS, a BINGHAM,
indianapolis Indiana.
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the Of buchu cubes and u
nber In the treatment Of these Diseases and only them
for the want Of a better remedy.
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VIII soon assemble. aud the most important questions
will be brought before for determination. One Of
which, the Emancipation and COLONIZATION policy u he
President viii vitality affect the future Of the country.
AT interesting Congressional proceedings viii be re.
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CONSTITUTION MATER

To the public with the conviction that il has no on.l =,
relieving the class oi diseases Viii IL has BEEN fnns .
emBents successful IN euns and trust that We sal
be rewarded for our efforts IN lscing valuable r.res,
IN form to meet the requirements Of patient and phys
clan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

proved itself equal task that has devolved
upon Il.
DIURETICS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

rTtate and drench the Kidneys and by
cad 20 chroa.c Degeneration and confined disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
Brushes Brushes!

HnA DOZEN Paint and varnish Brushes, Wall.
@UU Brushes, sash Tools, Blenders. Scrub, Shoe,
Horse Hair Hat and Cloth Brushes Of all Kin d. al loves
figures at BROWNING SLOAN'S.
jel4-deod&weow3m
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DYsMENORHGA, OR PAINf I'll MENSTRUAT1ON, AM
IN MENORKHAGIA UR PhOFU>k FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,
Which in the un married female is a constant recurring
d and through neglect the seeds Of grave and
dangerous malad> the result, and month after
month passes without effort being made to assist
ture, tue suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
al loses her appetite the bowels costpated night
sweats and the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon inflammation Of the mu-
cou> lining Of the vagina or womb II Is In all cases &C
companied by pain the back the bowels
and through the hips. teaspoonfu 1.-THE medicine may
be taken three times day, with injection of a table
spoonful of med inc, mixed with halt pint of so
morning and evening.
FLAMM ,1l0N or THE KIDN Us AND CATARRH
or The BLADDER. sTRANGUARY ANDBUhN-
ING OF PAINFUL UkINATING.
For those diseases ii is truly sovereign remedy and
too much cannot be said in it, praise single dose has
been known To relieve the most urgent symptoms.
you troubled with that distressing pain in the small
Of the back and through the hips. teaspoonfu day
of Constitution Water will relieve y u like magic
FOR DYSPEPSIA
toms. Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid >to ach, yOmit
ing Foot, &c. Take a tea .poonful after dinner. The
dose in all may be increased desired but it should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and ju
nber In the treatment Of these diseases and only them
for the OF a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal the task that devolved
upon II.
DIURETICS,
Iri,,e and drepch the Kidneys and nv som
lead 10 chrca.c degeneration and confirmed disease.
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LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
FOR DYSPEPSIA

II has equal ia relieving the most distressing Symp
toms Also Headache, Heartburn. Acid >to ach, yom-
ing Foot &c. rake a a-poonful after dinner. The
dose in all may be increased desired but should
be done gradually
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We have one Of the complete Printing Establish
ments in the country Our facilities for doing all kinds of
Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, first class. We
have introduced the and Presses and have
added Type all the modern Styles and employ
the best wekmen We thus enabled to furnish Jobs
promptly to guarantee satisfaction and accept low
prices.
We have connected with Job Department Adams
Superior Presses and prepared Stereotype
Pesswork together with the Pesswork for outside papers,
at low figures.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-31
me First West VA. LegIsIature.
SENATE
Sketches Personal, Political and BIZ
ographical.
W1LL1An1 CoPLEY.
BY AN OBSERVER

Mr.. Copley is one of the Senators for
9Th district, composed of the counties OF
CabelI, Wayne, Boone, Logan, Wyoming,
Mercer and Mcdowell, aHd was born in
1920, in Oabell (noW Wayne) county. and
was engaged extensively, for a number OF
years 10 the Lumber business. Latterly
he has been engaged in merchandising.
The rebellion waged fercely over that part
OF the State which he represents; murder
ers, horse thieves, aud criminals, outlawed
of God and man, raVaged the country for
plumber and rapIne; nor has it ended yet.
Mr.. Copley has been made to feel the weight
of its accursed power, being compelled to
abandon his business at times. He made
himself odious to the rebels by his uncOm-
prom isiug hostility to the ordinance of Sc
cession and everything else looking to
dismemberment of the Union, for he used
every effort to defeat them all,
He was . member of the convention
which reorganized the Government of Viz
Rinia in 1861, and was elected to his pres
ent position without opposition, by very
respectable vote, considering the fact that
a large majority OF his district are, or were
rebels, though there is quite a large ele-
'ment of loyalty ia that part of the district
farthest removed from what the celebrated
DR.. Ruffner called " the black Vomit."
At the early age of nineteen, he attached
himself to the n. E. Church, and has ever
since remained firm in the faith, and q
consistent and worthy man, temperate in
all things. During the past six years he
has been a local minister in that denomi-
nation.
In his early life he was taught, and be-
lieVed in the Wing doctriue; voted in 1856
for Fillmore and Donelson, and in 1860 for
Bell aud Everett. In this last election he
preferred Mr.. Douglas, but voted for Bell
in order to carry Virginia against seces-
sionism, knowing that Douglas was not
strong edough ia Virginia TO defeat Breck-
enridge.
Mr.. Copley has not been extreme 10 his
views upon the question of slavery. While
he never owned u slave and never desired
to do so, he felt perfectly willing to let
others do so, believing the holding Of them
measurably harmless unless abused by the
master. His sympsthies have all the time
been strongly enlisted in behalf of the
new State, which he endeavored to make
free State, and is rejOiced at the success
of the gradual emancipation clause in our
constitution, and hopes to see other States
follow our example. In regard 20 the I'm
ion, he wants it preserved, even at the
sacrifice of the last man and the last dol
lar in the country.
Mr.. Copley is man Of medium size,
with an open, honest countenancei hair
dark brown, eyes blue and deep set nose
prominent; cheeks somewhat sunken; COM
plexion rather fair, and wbiskers light
colored and thin. He dresses plainly and
is rather u good looking man, and attends
we'll to his business. He is a member of
several important committees.
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Rebel ACCOUNT or the Assault before
Charleston,
Prom the Richmond Examiner, July "a. ~

The Charleston papers that reached us
yesterday brought the particulars of the
enemy's recent desperate assaults on Bat
terry Wagner. In the absence of the Mer-
curry, which failed TO reach us, we copy
from the Courier's account:
The steady, unremitting fire from the
enemy that has been maintained since
their occupa ton of Morris Island, as ii
has long been suspected, was but the pre-
cursor of something more terrible, and
that as soon as they could effect foothold,
and erect batteries with heavy guns, a
desperate attempt would be made to sweep
Battery Wagner and Morris Island Of
every Confederate occupant. That attempt
was made on Saturday. The federals had
occupied Black Island, a small spot be.
tween James aud Morris Islands, and
thrown up battery; they had erected two
or three additional batteries on Morris
Island, about one mile and three quarters
from Fort Wagner, and they had concen-
Irated their fleet, consisting of three mon
ttors, the lronsIdes, a frigate and four.
gunbOats, some of which threw shells from
mortars. Altogether, the circle of fire
embraced not far from seventy guns. At
daylight these opened, FIRST deliberately;
but as the morning wore on the fire in.
creased murderousiy. Two monitors, two
.uuolSaE- oOdIS anu TUG 1EOuSlQ6S ali laQ 0Vf
10 O'Clock formed q line nearly IN front of
Battery Wagner, and about noon these
were Joined by two additional monitors.
From this time until sir O'Clock, the FIR.
ing was almost iucesssnt. There was
scarcely an interval that did not contain a
reverberation of the heavy guns. To this
heavy FIRE. our response was bnt seldom,
probably not oftsner than once in ten min.
utes. AT half past three the flag of Battery
Wagner was shot away second time, and
then it was in imitation of Sergesut Jas.
per, of Revolutionary memory, that Major
David RAMSEY, ofthe Charleston battalion,
assisted by Sergeant Flynn, Of, Capt. Lords |
company, and Sergeant Shelton, of Capt.
Ryan's company, dashed the kunting TO a
mast, andiin the face of fearful fire, from
sharpshooters and heavy guns, planted tie 7
Confederate banner once more in sight Of 4
the foe. In the meantime Lieutenant Red
dick, of the Sixty third Georgia regiment.
had mounted the parapet, aud fastened
here the "battle dag" l4fasi7l1
During tue whole of this bombardment,
Until . o'clock in the evening, our casual
les, Strange to say, only numbered four
Tiled and fourteen wounded. After
his hour the IRE increased 70 q fourfold
Intensity. Nothing like the rapid dis
barge from heavy artillery has been be- ,
pre- seen or heard on this continent. Bat.
eEy Wagner was almost silent. The artil- {
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rRusTEE,s SALE.

ny virtue Of a deed of trust, executed by William
ID McCOnaughey. on the first day Of April, 1882
and duly recorded in book 10, PACED &C. Ofthe Re
cord of Deeds, in Marshall county and State Of Viz
ginIa will, on tn 21st day Of May, 1853, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A n, and O'Clock p n, At
the front door of the court Of said county, sell
at public auction the following described tract OF
land to the best and highest bidder therefor, that u
to say, tract Of land containing two hundred and
eighty acres less, situate in the said Mar
shall county, TO the village Of Cameron, known
as the home farm Of the said William 'eCOnauEhey,
and on which then resided, adjoining the lands Of
Judge Thompson, Jesse Gaia Samuel 8. Kittle. Jas.
r. Bell and David McCOnaughey, conveyed to me by
the said William McConaughey in trust for the ben
eft Of cer1an his creditors The said tract Of land
to be sold on u credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, Of equal payments, with interest from the
ay of sale the purchaser to give approved security,
and the title be retaneduntil the purchase money
10 paid.
This tract land is In high state Of cultivation
2S acres Of which sc:eared, two good bearing Orch
necessary improvements thereon.
= - DAVID McC0NAUGHEY, Trustee.
have given my consent that the Trustee shall
apT2O-4wd&E WM. MOC0NAUGHEY.
June, sea, at 10 O'Clock A. II.
my23 David M'CONAUGHY, Trustee.
r. The above sale has been postponed until
Monday, August Sd. The sale will then
take place at the front door Of the Court House Of
Marshall county, between the hours Of u and
o'clock 81 jun16