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UvNTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, S.
wxRxAs A libel u information has been filed In the
district Court Of the United states within and Tor
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th
day Of January. ls63, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
for the United states for the District II Indiana against
the following described credits and effects William
j. Holcouh. to-wit Four Promissory Notes all dated
March 3nth 1881 for sss0 Oh each payable In 2 and
respectively from the lst October ISL with in
said notes given by John j. Oaks To
Seth Way and by him assigned and transferred b. said
Hocomb and secured by mortgage certain real estate
aporfe county, Indiana for violation ef the powers Of
u Congress- approved July H. 1852, entitled IAN
suppress instruction punish treason and rebel
Iou seize and conscae the properly ofrehes and fc,
other purposes and praying process against said properly,
ard that the may be condemned and sold as
enemies property.
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the monition under the
seal of said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said propry
or any part thereof any interested therein,
they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States held 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 and there ntepose their claims and To make
their allegations In that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, L. $. Marshal.
Per l. y. BIGEIow. Deputy.
Attest
JoEs II. IRA, Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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Ma. VIII GxrGa.

Ma wv. GRFGG.
DER .Nr have for several wears been afflicted with
that Troublesome and dangerous disease Gravel which
resisted al remedies ard doctors until took Constitution
" alter, and you may he assured that exceedingly
pleased with the result II has entirely cured and
you may make any II nv you may ~ In
the medicine. have entire confidence its
efficiency. Yours truly, lONp STRONG.
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Attest:
JouS II. RIA. Clerk.
No IA
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA SIS
feb3-dI4t

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. IS.
Whereas libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United States within and fer the
Seveni Circuit and District q Indiana the 18th day Of
January s6S hyJohn Hanna, ESQ Attorney the United
the District of Indiana against the following de-
scrbed estate cres moneys and effects Of certain per-
unknown to-wif. as % IN cash In the hands If
h w. For;he: also the Of as 90 in cash in the
hands II X. b. NcCann for violation Of the
powers ac Of Congress approved July IL S62 entitled
tan suppress nsurrectiOn. 20 punish treason and
rebellion and eonfscafe the property Of rebels
ant FIR ether purposes and PRAYING process against
sail cash and that the same may be condemned and
sold enemies property.
Now therefore pursuance Of the noniton under the
seal ~ saidourt directed and delivered do here
BY give public 90 all persons claiming said cash.
part thereof In interested therein
that they AMI appear before the said the strict Court
Of the United States be held at the city Of Indianapolis.
for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
February o'clock ofth- forenoon Of that
then and there nterpose their claims and make their
alleg atoms IN that behalf
D. q. ROSE. United States Marshal.
BY /. ;. RrsEIow. Deputy.
attest.
JoHS H. RrA. Clerk. fehS-dl4t
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DASvIIIE PA, June = 1862.
DIR. wv n. GRKGG-Dedr .Sir. In February 1851, |
afflicted with the diabetes, and for tive months
passed more than two gallons Of water - hours.
obliged TO get up often ten twelve times du-
ring the night. and five months lost about so pounds
ia weight. During the month Of July 81, | procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, and in days after
using experienced relief and after takingtw bottles
was entirely cured, after reganing my usual good
good health Yours truly.
w. l.. DE WITT.
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. drck PORK house.
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lup til Thursday, l4th inst klNGAN 4 Cod
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To the public With the conviction that has equal in
relieving class Of dea>es Viii has beer found -
emneny successful IN curing aud trust that Ne shall
b. rewarded for Efforts in placing valuable remedy
IN form the requirements - patient ard physi
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new Legislature viii assemble the sth - Janu-
AIRY next It, sc;ion will have deep interest Cor the
citizens % Indiana. The SHfiae viii fahsai
and intelligent report Of is prooeedings that the
reader understand from day day shat their Repre-
sentAtives are doing
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VIII soon assemble. and The iEaPortAu, quessior
viii be brought before Il for determination. 0ne Il
which. the Emancipation and Colonization poiic,
President, will vitality affect the future Of the ceuntry
All interesting Congressional proceeding. will b
ported n The Saffasl
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lead 70 chrome DEGENERATION and confirmed disease
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NOTICE.
TRuSsES, &C.

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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long since given up the of buchu cubes u
nbeT the these Diseases and only
for tue want Of better remedy.
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brought ground wherever this occurred and In
several Instances sienced their batteries and com.
PEELED them TO withdraw their guns up the
hll The weather continued remarkably fne
and favorable for al kinds q movements; and, not
wi,hstandug tho opposition OF the enemy work FRO
crossed dney aud completed At all points on Sunday
night the 2sth INST.
rug GuSBoars AND FxLD PIECES HRogGBr MO rtsr
Yesterday the general advance ordered and u was
supposed that II would bring on general ensagrmenh
To divert the attention OF the ensmy and lessen their op
position advance and also TO prevent any prsmed
taied flank movements onsther part. gubosis
brousb. into play The iron ciads made vigorous
sau upon the batteries u hdaIo, assisted By two NOR
tar boats and shecd The rebel encampmcns Ia tina,
vicinity Tho lexington and that class Of boats, with
long range guns, lay on the mouth OF The Chckaaaw
bayou and kept up vigorous eannonading up thai
stream and into the woods the direction whence the
enemy would DO likely TO should thsy alsomp 70
turn our len flank. The Marnora add Fsres Res took
pe,on At Tho head Of False river and srei by tho
pass across the great bend Ia ths hsspp N The drs
ton Of vscksbarg and 70 ,hs eft n IT, actually prsves
ing Gas has since been Iesrncd) s,senpi 10 turn
right tank Oar field artillery ss brought INTO play
along the entire lines response 10 the Vigorous arns
o. the enemy; and thcs o. artillery
kspt up throughput to entire day u seldgn that a
more furious cannynssDs beard, All u hU never been
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short intervals from vcksburg TO Miildalc half mile
below Hs'nes' Blurs, where all their works ter
inmate In addition TO these batteries they
haye thrown up at various commanding points
along the range both In It's fsce and upon the
NIT Geld works for The reception and protection o Ugh.
artillery, whenever II may be needed No eIor, seems
10 have been spared furnish shelter 70 their men ana
the intention seems apparent to require them 20 hght
no event, xhen il can be avoided, DOT Of cover.
rus APPROACH rHH sHsxr WORKS.
To approach tho encmy's position from any poict ca
the Yaaoo river beyond the reach Of their batteries
uNecessary 10 coss the bayous shove alluded TO- These
are al present foil OF water and unordable Pontooa
bridges have had DO constructed At various points
enable The troops 70 Tho localities Of these
bridges are shown IN The diagram. Ia con
structlng them we nrsi met With opposition
from the enemy Their skirnshers and sharp.
shooters were placed in The sullss shove de-
scrbed and behind logs trees and s,amps and Kept up
constant and CALLING Gre upon working parties sti
eur mcu did not suffer much from their Ere. car own
picked uHarksmen giving them rood deal u annoyance
and rendering them careful Of showing themselves long
enough TO get accurate aims
rnH FIRE from rBs urrsnxs.
In addition 10 this annoyance, wherever opr operation
within reach the epemy opened their batteries u
the face o. the bus upon But in this they de
esdediy tns ksers, as heaviest Geld artillery va
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On the meu 70 follow hin scnesly bsd ~
p,ozen When he ~az ~ruck 10 ths thgh ~ ~
musket bah ard badly wounssd b. was taken from ne
ned aud his forces fell back into thsr posiion uossr
c,vsr u the woods Cstsra smith painfully sho1gh
90, badly wounded Ths ta1 penetrated ms seshy part
or the tngh breaking tones, but makirs vsry raE
xea wound Hs sarsfs1 Considerably from loss u biol
before his wouns dseAssd sli became very 'sln,
He ioirg vii, with every prospec, q selrs able
70 lsfs the nsld ssalu within . ccuys u vests
G.z. =. d nrfH rlxw rvs rsrEs
Tie division commanded ~ Geo ~ T. smith was con-
mttcd 10 the charge n Gen. Smith. s'tsr The former
was sounded, ana Gen. n~bridEs vas assigned 70 Tie
summa1d u ihs lalicfs div sioa the fgel
sxOrHxr cWannr.
Csnsrsi stsals Commanding The len n The centre,
msas dssp~rsis Effort 70 gan the tlor M shlch 10
captured two os the ensnys Geld w0rks With guns
bgi vas anaIly compelled 70 fall back Hs loqs 81
.r,ns, and ~ may be that he msfsy DisnSsd 10 rceoa
nofiso TIE enssy's position preparatory 70 ssbseggsn,
,r4ratbous ~ this Ls objcsi b. sfainsnuy SO
ce,ga rse runs he captgred from Tie scsuy 81
sbcndnlly rcgay any lOssss Ne met with.
xrpsss fxvs
Ge0e,,I xcrgtn rads some semonstraions usoa ins
er~rsys tesi, the y winch bave "a ieafnss.
~ rcs- d nlrhi tbo pasn he ~ iaser aair iss
aay. Y@,srssy us srus 80 rcaf-si 20 msrh
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surpassed q Ills war unless At the ato BATHS q frede
rlcksbufg.
tins 0HsxRaL lDtsvcs
In tho midst % this thunder our forces advanced
the and left crossing tho bsyous and sspoyne nio
limo Just ssyona the range o. The saenys rnenen nnd
ng oover tho edfe Of the weods fronting The pan
covcres with abaia General A. J. Smith. Commanding
our right Oh oct eroaa the bayou running psrxei with
the bufs The enemy having cut The timber this sds
Of i, which would have exposed his position. We movsf
cot % ID. road from Johnsons Ferry and dspoyed % ihs
right IN woods Al ths edge q tbs abas, aud pushed
bis RIB, down 70 The bank u the Mississippi.
ous nnsr fiss
~Ns thus tsmsd line parallel with The snernys pos
ton hccsh not % long insr iino being sboa, tvs
rn,lea Ia srtsnt-and from mile 10 mile and hsk
nom the rsbs works Tho accomplishment q this move
men. ~ most perfectly suscsssfs leases being
para,yey nothing, less than 600 hundred men having
been placed hers De @mbai.
ealssr rsos ru cxxrru--ess n. l. sxrn worsrrn
Ia ne possoa thus secured oar forces rested 90 Tho
rish, he csnus and Is making vigorous snra 70
rasn fssl.ons tho bluffs. General Morgan L. smith,
consr.ss the centre ordered ohsrss sp to ,ae foot
Q, The og ne regiment havirs The atvases met 10
soemys ere Iasi ~ tbsy W Vie erorsiay n Tho
bayos. ~asa hey showed signs ~ facrnx m General,
uho sts watching the moveEs.0s, Il cDce grang y
tho besa d LS olcnn, ssd, waving Bis ssorJi Gated
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Attempt Of the Rebels to Block
ade the Mississippi.
NE Death Of Commander 0win, Of
the 0unboat Benton.
WxAy He HAS DOME,
H., Ae.s -.

We give this morning one Of our special reports
u the operations on yicksburg, with map Of the
ssbel positions and defences. Another report
row II possible. These descriptions will enable
The public to fully comprehend the extent Of the
ALLURE Of our forces at that important point.
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surpassed % his war unless The ia,o battle d rrede
, 1863-05-27
FROM ST. LOUIS

= Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.]
ST. LOUIS, kAy 70, 1868.
a gang of b1lshwbackers lntcly started from
Arkansas to Colorado, 10 rob miners aud the
stage coaches leaving Denver City, but they
were oyc1naulcd in the Indian Nation by
Col. Phillips scouts, and eighteen Of them,
including the leader, Col. Harrison, killed.
Tie majority Of Drake, radical emancipation
candidate for the State Convention, will be
nearly 5000. His opponent has majority
OILY in three precincts, ont Of forty heard
dull. Accounts Of gucrillas plunicring the
people Of the interior, multiply duly.
st. Lou1s, May pa band Of gnorillas
captured Richmond, Clay county, oa Tuesday
night, The small Federal force was captuzed,
and the town robbed Of everything: Tic
same band plunde1ed Piattsburg, Clinton
county, robbing the Court House of Sll, 200
belonging to tic State.
1t IS understood that Gen. Scholell will
sccesEioniets South, and that . number win
be sent off on Tuesday. Dr. Go}din5 and Or.
Walton arc among those who 1aYe Tccelred
notice to make ready to 60.
Gen. Scho1cld, on lis arrival, was rccciTed
With salute Of artillery, ard an escort, con;
eight Companies Of the37th Iowa Infantry aud
I'd Missouri artillery.
A proposition to send the steamer Cham
| piun, loaded with vegetables, fruits, and Other
Injuries, to Vickeburg, for the benefit Of the
soldiets wounded in the Late battles, was
made On Change today, anu adopted, a sub
srription being collected. 81 900 in cash, be
| sldes large amount Of vegetables, dried ans
! green fruit, &c., was Immediately collected
| The boat leaves tomorrow morning. In charg'
If J. E. Yeatman, President Of tie Slnitar,
| Commission.
Sr. LOUIS, May 26.-The election ycsterda..
| in this county, to fill Il vacancy in the Stat
Convention, resulted in the choice Of Charlie
2. Drake, tile Radical candidate, over .Iauc
E. Teatman, Conservative, by about 2 500 nla
| jority.
, 1863-05-27
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, MAY n, 1868.
FROM DAYTON.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
DA1roN, On1o> Nay a6th, 1858.
As ono Of the officers st this point, Ssrgt.
sroysert, was passing through Beaver Creek
township, Green county to-day, he wa5 fired
at three times from u2sccn. Villains, who
secrcted themselves in the woods. The ser
geant, fortunately, Was MT hurt. and upon
his arrival here reported the case to the Pro.
Tost Marshal Major Keith, who dispatched
squad Of cavalry TO bring the eperpetrators to
justice, with orders that If filling to meet
with the b1ood-thirsty sayages, they
should arrest aud bring to town, several Of
The most notorious syupathizess in tho town.
ship.
After some considerable time spent in get
ti1g information in the ncigh3orhood indi-
Gated, they got upon the track Of one or.two
suspicious characters, and agres!ed during tue
night, between ten and three o'clock, some
six prominent 4. G. C.'s, whose we'll known
identity with the Southern Confederacy has
become proverbial in that locality. They
we're lodged in jail at an early hour this
morning. There was no resistance. They
protest against having any knowledge OF the
mntter. The prompt action Of Major Keith
gains for him the sympathy Of Iii Urion men.
The Major is determined to hold the prisoners
until such time as the guilty parties are deliy-
cred up, unless ordered otherwise By higher
authority.
A soldier t< she 1kh Kentucky was also
arrested, for disf%kpsctfa1 conduct towards
The tf]ccr in command. The prisoners were
all mounted when brought in, and their
horses are now ut the government stable.
Lieut., McLanc, commanding the forces at
Dayton, commanded the expedition.
at al carly hour last night the appearance
OF another outbreak became manifest i'm the
city. The business houses we're all closed up,
and general excitement prevailed The mill
tary, however, were prepared for the occasion,
and by the energy displayed By the command
ing oi6cer, the storm was quieted.
There WAS unbounded joy manifested last
evening upon the receipt Of the report Of the
capture Of Vicksburg. Tho soldiers fired
about ore hundred shots on the public land
Ing. The boys Of the different fnundyics
brought out their anyiis, and fired them witt,
Il vengeance. IN fact, every loyal heart was
filled with joy, aud every face g.We evidence
| ofgratitude.
Ninc Of the Vallandiglnm sympathizerz
w1.o were arrested mud sent to Cincinnati
some two weeks since, were released ycstcr
| day By Gen. Burnside, upon swearing ncg
! allegiance to the Federal Government. They
| repent the evil Of their why's, and declare tc
! be good Union men III the future. They havt
learned . lesson.
, 1863-05-27
FROM ST. PAUL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribun..1
Sr. PAUL, May :6, 1868.
Joseph Dema1a, son Of the interpreter at
Fort Abercrombie, arrived at that post on the
18th direct from DEVILS Lake, where he saw
Little Crow, the leader Of the hostile Indians.
Over GOO lodges were gathered there. Some
Of the Indians are for peace. Standing Buff
falo and Sweet Corn, two prominent chiefs,
arc trying to bring about peace, and advise
the Tanktons, who are the strongest branch
of the hostile Sioux, not to fight. Standing
Buffalo says If he thorght the President
would not harm him he would surrender. He
is going to Fort Geary to have Gov. Dallas
write this to the President. Little Crow is
still for war. His band has plenty Of food
and ammunition. They intend to conceal
themselves until the expedition passes, and
then approach the settlements In the rear.
The Indians think all who gave themselves
IN last Eall were killed. They have four
white captives, two Of whom arc girls. Lit.
tic Crow and his party Of warriors 7isited the
Rec Indians, to induce them to join in the
war. The result was fight, and eight ol
Little Crows band were killed. This Is the
latest and most authentic news that has been
received from the hostile Indians, and con
firms previous reports Of dissention among
themselves. The last Of the Win1ebagoes
reached the fort tonight, on their way tc
Enrf Randall
, 1863-05-27
ERGM 'MU2EnEESD0RQ.
Especial D1fpatch to tho Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tr4bnne.1
MrHFEEEsBoRo, May &c, 1863.
The very latest reliable news from the rebel
Amy is in my possession. Forrest has been
made Major General, and has gone to Mis-
sissirl'i with the rebel cavalry torce formerly
commanded by Van Dorm.
The greater part Of Whcelcr's force has
gone to Columbia, to supply the place thus
made vacant.
Morgan holds the line Of Caney Ford and
Cumberland river. The rebel force at Tulla-
homa and vicinity, consists Of Il, 600 infantry
and 1900 cavalry, provided no forces hare
gone thence since day before yesterday. These
arc all effective men, such as could at any
time be taken into the field. 1t is pretty deh-
nitcly asccrtajned that there is now little or
10 rebel force this side Of Duck river.
The movement commenced by Breckinrldge
has evidently become general, aud Polk,
along the shelbyTille road, rs well as Hardee,
still further to our right, have withdrawn
their forces. You may considerft about GER
sain that VIC shall hare no serious fighting this
side Of Tullahoma. At the latter point they
hare two weeks supplies.
At Bridgeport they have Il regiment. The
strongly fortified work which was done by
negroes, who are now at Chattanooga with
the engineers, have been engaged for months
| in planning works at Chattanooga, but as get
very little work has been done on them.
The Chattanooga Railroad has 10. cars and 10
locomotives, constituting its entire rolling
/ stock.
The rebel 1einfo1ccments from all parts Of
the South to vicksburg, amounted to about
! 70, GOO men. There are but few troops in East
Tennessee. Large numbers Of refugees are
in tile mountains. and on Thursday last q
fight occurred at Altamont between these
refugees and confederate force sent against
them, in which the latter we're rcpu1sed with
considerable loss.
Bracg's army is in splendid condition, and
will be drawn on no further for reinforce
mcnts to other points. At Chattanooga thu
rebels say that at Haines' Bluff, Gen. Loriug
cut his way through our army, and escaped
It's finally settled that Gen. Morgan Is tt
command the post at Nashville. and Geneza
Granger'e forces are in the field n ear that city
, 1863-05-27
FROM KENTUCKY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
SOMERSET. Ky., May IS, 1853.
Yesterday morning at Q o'clock, informa.
nation was received that the rebels had
crossed the river at Hartsford, captured Capt.
billions 1st Kentucky cavalry, and the en-
tire picket guard, and were marching on to-
wards Mill Springs, to gobblc Maj. Owens
and the rickets stationed there.
Col. Kanby, with detachments Of the 24th
and I'd Ohio cavalry, and 4 howitzeG battery,
WAS dispatched to Washington Creek Capt.
Scott, with portion Of the 1oSd and 18th
Ohio, then at stcsals Ferry, marched in the
direction Of IIartsford, and drove the rebels
before him, back across the river, capturing
one Lieutenant, Sergeant, and five priyates.
Major Owens came up as the rebels were
crossing, aud fred on them, wounding several
The account reads thus Wolford's men lost
nine. The rebels captured seven and several
wounded. The rebel force was about 800 !;
the number OF the 45th Ohio engaged in rout-
inr them was about forty. Wolford's men
were surrr;scd In fact The picket courtcsics
50 long indulgea in, hare induced an mex
cusablc carclcssucss in picket guard 1t has
been stopped and the pickets arc inanlsing in
vigorous firing ut each other all day.
Col. Riley Of the 114th was sent in com.
mand Of rorcc to stcgal's Ferry, but to hi.
disgust found no enemy.
Al is quiet to-day. While write, firing
is heard in the direction Of Stessal's Ferry.
Matters otherwise remain about as before