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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
CHARLES sCHwlCHO.
Nouce of Application for Incense.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
Y to the Board of Commissioners of Marion county,
Indiana at their next term 1862 for license to sell in
toxicating liquors less quantity tn quart time
with the privilege Of allowing the to be drank my
premises whereon said liquors to be sold and drank
are located the corner of Washington and Illinois
Streets in the basement of the Palmer House, in ndi
anapolis IN Centertownshp III Marion county. Indiana
nov9-w3w JAMES RENIHAN.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Notice of Application for License.

NToTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILL APPLY
TO the Board of Commissioners Of Marioa county.
Indiana at their next term 1863, for license TO sell
Intoxicating liquors in less quantity than quart at
time, with the privilege of allowing the to be drank
my premises, for year. My place Of business,
and the premises wherein said liquors to be sold and
drank located In the brick building next west OF
the Morris House. being % East Louisiana street. in
the city Of Indianapolis, in Center township in Marion
county Indiana. ALBERT CHRISTY.
novaH wv
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

NTorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
to the Board Of Commissioners of Marion county, In
diana at their 1862 for license sell inox-
icstng liquors in less quantity than quart at time,
with the privilege Of allowing the same to be
drank my premises for year Ny place OF bust
a9d the premises whsreon said liquors 10 be
drank located at No. IL Soeth Illinois street. in
Indianapolis In Center township, in Marion county ndf
ana. THOMAS c. STRICKLAND.
noT9-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

SO much of the mortgaged premises in each case as
will pay the principal interest," damages and costs. will
first be offered for cash. and in there be bidder
for cash, the premises will be bid in for the State, If
thought best, and be Immediately offered for sale
credit Of five years. with interest at "a per cent
per a'num PAYABLE annually in advance. certificate
of purchase will be given the purchaser pedging
patent de- from the State, when full payment shall
be but which shall be forfeited TO the State with
all payments made thereon for default OF
OF the principal interest, according TO the terms Of
SALE and ente the State to res' at any time. Bond
will be required Of the purchaser for the payment Of the
purchase money and interest and that of the prem
ises shall be suffered permitted, and security may
also be required in any case.
BY order Of the Board of Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund. w. II. TALBOT, President.
OYFIcE STSKiSs FUND,
kDIAsAPoIIs, Sept. 20, 1867.
n B.-Parties whose lands hereby advertised, in
remtting the Of interest between this and the
day Of sale, must also include 80 go costs for adver
Using.
Explanations OF authorizations IN The foregoing de-
scrigtioRsE for EAST; for west; for north; for
SOUTH hf for half or for qnarter ac for fraction;
for section; for township; andr for range
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

INDUCED BY THE EXTENSIVE SALE AND UNTvER-
Il SAL popularity Of Hollands German Bitters (Pure
y vegetable hosts Of ignorant quacks and inscriptions
adventures, have opened upon suffering humanity the
food gates Of in the shape of poor whisky Vile
ly comp unded with injurious drugs, and chrstened
TONES, Stomachics and Bi'tcrs.
Beware Of the innHmerabe array Of Alcoholic prepara
tions pethoc bottles and big beed kegs. under the
modest appella0n Of Btters, which instead Of curing
only sggravqe disease and leave the disappone ed suf
ferer in despair
DO you rant something 10 strengthen you?
DO you rant good appetite?
DO gou tcanf 10 build Up your constitutional 1e
DO yOH ,oant 10 feel aoeIi? 49,
DO you trant 20 get rid of nervousness?
DO you i1dnf energy?
DO you rant 20 sierB tcell?
Do aoa rant q brisk and rigorous feeIingl
If yeu do use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS
From Rer d. Merton Broioa D. D.. E5ior Of the En-
cyclopediI Of Religious KaOlcled9e.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend patent
medicines in general through diSrust OF their ingr dents
and effects yet know Of sufficient why
man " testify the benefits he believes himself
TO have received from any simple preparation in the
hope that be may thus contribute TO the beBeI Of Others
do this readily in regard 10 Hoofand's German
Btters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Of this city, be-
der the impression that they chiefly acoaolic
indebted 70 my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq., for the removal OF this prejudice by proper tests
and for encouragement to try them when suffering from
great and long continued debility The Of three bot
ties of these bter the beginning of the present year.
followed by evident relief and restoration TO de-
gree f bodily and mental vgor which had felt fer
six months BEFORE and had almost depsred Of regain
me TO the use of them J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1861.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

They the diseases in nn,ety-nine case
ont Of hundred.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
SINKING FUND.
Sale Of Sinking Fund Lands.


TayHE FoLL0NVING-PEECEs, PARCELS, OK
lots Ofland. or 50 much thereof Asmay be necss-
sary, will. on TUESDAY THE 8rH DAy.oF DECEMBER
next within the Courthouse in the city of Indiana
polls be offered FOE sale 70 the highest bidder the bid
being equal to the amouut ch1rgeable. such sum
~ the Commissioners may De willing 10 sell for
ana 20 secure loans from the Sinking Fund. and
forfeited by the non-pAymeut Of Interest thereon.
Said sale will DO continued from day TO day until
Lot No. dy-six (56) in the county addition to the
town Of Fort Wayne. Mortgaged By franklin p.
Randall and Mary Jane his wife. Loan, interest," etc.,
Thew hi Ofths n or Of sec Is u, Off u e, con-
David Meclarren and wife. loan, Interest, &c,
S246 80.
containing 50 acres. aorsaged By fredsrick Miller
The y ar Of The v ar Of sec q in 81, nofIl3e,
containing 40 Nortgaged By John n. klinger
and wife. Loan, Interest," ETC., $3.50 81.
That part Of the hf Of the ar Of sec "a in 30,
Of p e bounded on the south BY the lands OF John
Il. L. Gerke, on the " and by the centre OF the
Fort Wayne aud Piqua Plank Road, on the east by
the lands owned by the heirs and legatees Of Hiram
veyed to Jacob Faiior by Lewis Tisron and wife by
deed bearing date February %, A d. 1850; contain
ing . and % The tract Of land hereby mort
gagged being all OF the said hf ethe of said
seetion24, except q acres conveyed BY Joseph X
1850 10 The said John Il. L. Gerkie, and % o. acres
conveyed by William W. Carson by deed bearing
date OF June p, 1854, to Lewis Luque and II
conveyed by said Lewis Tisron and wife by deed da
ted February 2l 1885, to said Jacob FailOr afore
said. MOrgaged by Catharine Carson. Loan, inter-
est, etc. s27S 49,
Lot No. 81 in the county addition 10 the town of
Fort Wayne. Mortgaged by Erastus l.. Chttenden.
Loan, interest. ETC., S579.26.
The 30 feet Of lot No. 81 the original plat of
the town Of Fort Wayne, Allen county, Indiana.
MOrtgaged BY Edward 2. Colerick and wife. Loan,
interest. etc S1O94.92.
Beginning at the corner ofthe n or OF sec Is,
town % n, Of Is c; thence running north on said
quarter section line, I70 rods to the Pitts burg and
Fort Wayne aud Chicago Railroad; thence eastwardy
along said road TO the Oatot in the town Of Monroe
vile owned by J. G.. Mariotte; thence southwardy
the line Of said out-lot, rods; thence south TO
south line Of said quarter section to the place Of be-
ginning. containing % acres more less. Mort
gagged by John w. Barnhart and Mary his wife.
ra,, .frfa ate
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
No AlcohoI OF Bad whisky.

FEVER. &c. They conts
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

The eqr Of the or Of %, ~, OF s " GEN.
tanning 50 acres. Mortgaged by Daniel hcNabney and
Nancy Ann his wife, Loan, interest," etc 2s5 dolls and
20 cts.
The W hf Of the W or Of sec IN 10. n Of 10 w.
Mortgaged by Peter Won Smith and Mariana his wife,
Forfeited and sold credit toJohn Paddock and BY him
forfeited and again sold credit 10 Alexander Conner
and by him forfeited and again sold credit Atho
Paddock. Loan, interest," etc. l,Ull dollars.
Lot 202 In the town Of Terre Haufe, Indiana known
designated such the recorded plat of said town.
ortgaged by John j. Cruft and Elizabeth A., his WIFE
Loan interest, etc, 4f0 dois and cts.
The hf ofthe or. and the swqr Of sec n In Is,
Of Q W. containing In all $40 acres more or less
Mortgaged by Richard Blake and Frances his wife, Loan
interest, etc, 44o dolls and cts.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05
dgf Stanaar0.
RALEIGH: FRIDAY. JULY 81, 1858.
From Gen. Lees Army.

From Gen. Lees Army.
den. Ewell with the advance Of his corps is said
70 nave been at Culpeppers Courthouse . few days
ago. was reported that Gen Longstreets CORPS
naa been sent towards Fredericksburg, to engage
the attention. Of Gen. sedgwick who was reported
on his way to That plaeeATh locality occupi.d by
the main body Of Gen. Lees army is not stated. .but
1t is probably Culpepper Courthouse. This is
between the Rappahannock ndthe Rapidan, and not
very far from the Charlottesville battle ground.
On the 23d July q pretty severe fight occurred
at Manassas Gap, between Wrights brigade of
Georgians and portion Of the enemy. Our men
fought with spirit but were forced to retire, our
loss being 200 killed, wounded and missing.
1t is reported that Grant has joined Meade with
$4,000 men.
Itremains to be seen whether Gen. Lee will give
battle where he is or retire on Richmond Il the
enemy should re-occupy Fredericksburg they will
be between Gen. Lee and Richmond.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05

Tur 11rH N. G. REerxESr.-This gallant regi-
won't certainly one of the finest in the South, was
terribly torn to pieces at Gettysburg. COL Leven-
.horne was wounded and fell into the hands of the
.nemv. Lieut.. Col. Martin was absent on business
~ the time of the fight. Maj. Ross was killed
c,nt Arm6sld, the senior Captain, was wounded
and fell into the enemys hands. Capt Bird, the
next highest, commanded the regiment on the th!ro
days We understand that he .sosst' SG
.,a,. be brought off those Of his regiment with
- , - hands. His clothes were struck with balls
~ % ssveral places and his thigh grsaed with ball
III thourh b. reports himself not hurt He received
.9ssr the fight the highest Communications from
s'ol pettiprew. Every commissioned officer Of his
.nv usn. wv Who was present was killed. Four hun
s1 d,sd men Of Lsvsnthorps's regiment were lost in
@ thst fearful struggle What terrible slaughter OF
som. - Of the best men in the State
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05
Threatened Advance on Weldon

We learn that the Yankee forces, in what mum.
bers is not known, are supposed to be advancing on
both sides Of the Roanoke on Weldon. Col W. j.
Clarke, Of the Oath, telegraphs to Gov. Vance from
Weldon, July 29th, that part of Ransom's brigade
met the enemy in large force on the 2sth, about 8
miles from Jackson, Northampton, and after an en-
gagement of four hours drove them back. Five
companies Of the Oath were alone engaged. Our
loss two killed, and less than ten wounded
1t is also stated that our forces met the enemy on
the 2sth, at Fort Branch, in Martin County, on the
south side of the river, and drove them back. No
particulars The latest rumor is that the enemy
were retreating on both sides Of the river 1t may
bs, however, that the fighting is not over. The
enemy would hardly advance so far into the iDte-
rior without large force. If they are aiming at
Weldon, their object is to cut off communication
between Virginia and the other Southern States
The loss of Weldon at any time would be serious,
but ut this particular time it would be great Ca
lamity. We have confidence in the ability of our
troops to held it against any odds.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05

We are indebted to the courtesy of Mr.. Neathery,
Of the Adjutant Generals Office, for the following
full and correct list of North Carolina field officers
who have lost their lives in the service:-
UNDERGRADUATES DEAD.
NR HoLDEr-Permit to correct the list of General
Field Officers of Norh-C Carolina Regiments which have
fallen in this war, as published in your last paper
MAJOR GsNsRAL-William D. Pender.
BhaAD1ER GENERALs-Lawrence OB. Branch, George
B. Anderson, J. Johnston Psttigrew.
CoLokEu-Aontort 8. Stokes, Charles G. Tew, CASTOR
Meares Charles F. Fisher, Jssac E. Avery Reuben P.
Campbell Phileus W. Roberts, (died) Robert NJ McKin-
ney, Champ Davis, Thomas J. Purdie, Matthew Davis
(died,) Solomon Williams Henry K. Burgwynn Richard
H. Riddick Charles Lee George B. singeary, Henry
Aorehead, died. James c. g. McDowell-ls.
LIEUTENANT CoLoNR1-Johu G. Badham, Junius L. Hill
Franklin J. Fsson, Rufus K. Pepper, Sanders Fulton,
Robert II. Gray. (ded Christopher @. Cole, Thomas L.
Lowe (died) Eli H. Miller, Oliver H. Petway, John A.
Graves H. Thomas Smith-12.
MAJoRs-Iristrm L. Skinner, John Howard, Absolom
<: simonton, John B. Andrews, (ded Henry MscRae
ided) Thomas n Crunnpler, John b. Whitaker, Egbert
Edmund J. Christian, Abner B. Carmichael, Thomas
Nayhew Joseph b. Sanders John II. Kelly, Archibald D..
Crndup, Benjamin R. Huske, James g. Whitehead-l9.
Ihave included in this list Colones Leaventhorpe
Christie and Marshall Lieut. Col Parks and Maj Richard
reported to have been killed have died Of wounds
received in the late fights but have included those who
nave died of disease. N.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05
Federal and Foreign Affairs.

-ICOCEol anu OIclSQ A06lkSs
The New York Herald of the25th of July contains
lengthy dispatch from Washington, Of which the
follovi's Is ~ substance We give it for what i
at is now admitted by the most sanguine mem
bers of the Administration that never were our For
eign Affairs in SO menacing stata England, 30
official advces indicate, has determined to furnish
the South with an iron clad navy and it is equally
certain that the Emperor Of France has made up hs
mind definitely to interfere in our domestic affairs.
The fall of Vicksburg, Port Hudson, and tho rebel
defeat at Gettysburg, will not it is believed by the
most sagacious friends of the administration alter
the character Of the action France and England have
determined to adopt On the contrary, the moment
there sdanger of the North overpowerng the South,
Intervention will be tried to compel separation,
upon which England and France are determined
England to cripple the power Of this great Republic
and France to preserve her dominion over Mexico
With these indications before them, Seward and the
President convinced that this is the most critical
time, so far regards our relations with foreign
powers, since the commencement of the war. From
what hear l an inclined to believed that measures
now on foot to put end to the war. 1t is not
impossible that we may see sudden change of
parties next month"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05
Johnston County, July "a, 1868.
From the Charleston Courierl
ThirtY.First Regiment N. c.. Troops.

HEADQUARTERS 81st Rsa1HsNT, N. U. r,
Hulivan's Island, July %, 1868.
EDrroRs CouRrHR :-Enclosed send you list Of
uaties in this regiment at the affair James Island
July 6th and the bOmbardment and assault of Battery
Wagner July 18th. From the enclosed list it would ap
either officers or men Of this regiment Their list Of Cas-
uaes large larger in proportion to their number
as that Of any command engaged There being not more
number two whole companies detached at Battery
Gregg ct the time Of the assault.
Casualties on James leland, July 1e, 1868.
Kiled-prva.e W A jSsp.oa Sohpson. q
Wounded-Privates Lee and James Cover, slightly.
COMPANY l.
Wounded-0orporai Joseph Stewart and Private "
Hssser, slightly.
Wounded-Privsts Freeman Willis, mortality sinoe
Oasuazties on Norris Island, In Battery Wagner,
July 18, 1853.
COMPANY A.
Wounded-Prvate Kinlow, MORALLY since dead Sergt.
Lewis slightly privates Thomas JONES' sealey and
; l. Thomp'0n' slightly; cox,.vv,
Killed-Priyates Sidney Parker and Harris.
Wounded-Prvates Soloman Allen, severely J DJohn
son and Jonathan Dsss, slightly.
Killed-Private VIM Matthew'S
Wound.d1Rdvsts. Als1 Roger, severely, Sexton.
wounded-Private " Bryan, mortally, since dead
oergs . Atcnmers elRnty
ooMPAEY q.
Wounded -Sergt Pope, Prvstes D n Wilkinson, Ind
John Faulkner, slightly.
Missing-Private Dewain Carrot.
Kiled-Corporal VI Hsrrell flag besreR(-
Wounded-Sergt Perry.
.--.. coNPAHYG.
Wounded-Privates Andrew Lawrence. dangerously
feared morts) IL Grant and ssudiford slightly.
COMPANY b. -..
Killed-Private Jesse Allen. -'- .--. .. ...-.
Wo1nded-prVatAg II n 9th Moonir ~han,
slightly
- C4APANY L
Killed-Pnvate Neil d Gaskns
Woundsd.Captain Parker mortally, since dead
Sergt McAllsteI, severely Private Isaac Melvin and
Sergt John Gregory, slightly.
c0NPKNYk 81.
Killed-Private z. Smith. t. -",
Wounded- -Privatss " Carriher, dangerously, feared
(Omcal.) 3. K BRYAN,
Adjutant slst Regiment N. @. r.
p. s." Pezsonns' states in . late communication L
your paper. tha. part of this regiment was in
This is great mistake. The parapet was msuued b
every company of this regiment except the two copanie
alluded to before who were detailed at Battery Gregg
Please do the regiment the justice to the error
E. K BRYAN, Adjutant 3lss ~ O T.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05
For the Standard,
PUBLIC NETTING IN WAKE COUNTY.

COr tne OtdnQAIVs
PUBLIC MEETING IN WAKE COUNTY.
tsict, held at William H. Partrick's, on the 25th
July, 1868, on motion K. johnson, Esq, was called
to the chair, and T. T. Holland and c. s. Jinks were
appointed Secretaries
After the chairman had explained the object Of
the nesting, on motion he was requested to appoint
9 committee of five to draft resolutions expressive
Of the views Of the meeting. The chairman. then
appointed the following rs the committee: Gray
Jones' John Merritt, Joseph Weatherspoon, Charles
Penny, and Wm. 81. Patrick; and on motion the
chairman was added to the committee. The CON-
mittee retired and after time returned and report
cd the following resolutions, which, after some sp-
propriate remarks from tho chairman, were unSl.
imously adopted:
WHIREAs, The people Of the Soith were prcps
Used peaceable secession, and have not realized. it
but with sorrow have felt its awful effects and
WHEREAS, North. Carolina has been raksd for SOL
diers as with anetooth comb while tho aW has been
partially executed in other States: and WHEREAS.
the government at Richmond is ths peoples crea;.
ture, and that creature ia is.gett Its creator.
and is converting itself lpto patizan machine TO-
bestoW ottices and 'aaicouage on taHotteS, HAhS
and North Oarolinians are neg!eces.
Therefore, <37s :. ~
Rs.o1esa, T.nAA The chief Tithingman for North,
Caroline ought to,be removed, and ConseryaiAsb
| Nortb-Car oli3iap appointed in his place.
Rsso1o ed That We are for peace and to that end
tne Pr esident is hereby requested to suspend hos
tiitl sad propose Convention of all the States to
/ accomplish the same
hsolesd, Thatin our humble opinion a. further.
drain upon our white population might result in
nciting the slsyes to insubordnation and migkI
lead to the most serious consequences; apd His p
cellency Governor Vance is requested 10 Ss-
I troops go from this State !.
1 Resolved That W. "; Hci1 ~ more
less defender Of 0aHf N is bold and g.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05

LEArHER-A friend calls our attention to the fact,
that though North Carolina furnishes shoes for her
own soldiers tho agents of the Confederate govern
inent are impressing leather in this State for the
Confederate army. This is unjust and ought not
20 be submitted to. This State cannot furnish shoes
for her own soldiers, and leather besides for the
troops of other States. The supply is small, and
will be needed by our people at home. If these
agents are permitted to 60 on impressing hundreds
and thousands Of our white females will BE- without
shoes the coming winter. We thought it was un-
derstood, when our State undertook to shoe and
clothe her own troops that the Confederate govern
ment would not permit ito agents to impress cloth
and leather in North Carolina This vas the bar
gain. Lot the bargain be kept as It was mada
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05
..nr-A friend has shown US g bill,

corxrrRrgr.--A friend has shown US ~ Dill,
..s~.;.r tn have been issued by the Bank OF
Wilmington, which is one Of the most rlolcoloas
oounterfsits we have ever seen. Il is very badly
nr;n,sd an eimsy paper, dated Hanover, N. O.,
auous. : 1897 and sigued Il. L. Martin, Presl-
dsnt This bill was put in circulation in Wilkes
countv in this State. Like other counterfsts OF
.mil.r character il was no doubt printed and sent
ont in the neighborhood of the Virginia salt'works'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-05

Nothing is known of the movement against Weldon
except that il made in considerable force and probably
from two points That it viii fail sompiesely iscon
lenty expectsd because of the unusual forces in place b
meet it. The chief importance Of the movement the
1a1asse could weldon, but the interruption Of com
unicaon with Charleston IN the present juneture and
It by the enemy to make such Interruption There s
little doubt entertained that formidahs assault
viii shortly be made Charleston than has yet been
made The great seaport must be taken ut all hazards
before the Earopsan interference seriously apprehsad
ed A. Warrington arrives to render its capture rever
impoesiblA- -Richmoad Eaymiasr, Judy q.