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News from Indianapolis.
ENTHUSIASTIC UNION aEETINc.9
I : IsDiASApoLrs, Feb. i2.

Z There Was an immense ULion meeting
a. Masonic Hall tohight New aud strange
faces i'll come up TO these Union meet.
inngs. Dr., r Blown took the chair. and
the gles club sang "Rally Round the
Flag" lil the echo went out into the
dark night. M,jor J. N. Stiles. Of the
63i Indiana, SAID, b" God would defend
the right and he would do il, if wsAid
right It is for tke people oil the North.
west to do that they Started out to do.
and not be deferred BY the clamor Of
those who staid al home TO End fault.
He believed that party spirit was one Of
The great troubles of our country. Ii had
brought disaster upon us. What lroubl' d
the 6opperbot,oms was this Fins, the
proclamation second, whether the ne
gross would marry into their families
Shall We use the negro as a soldier2 We
use mules, aud II Inults could carry a
musket hs would use them, We have to
get some one to lake the place Of the
stay athome Copperbotloms, and we will
take negroes, for a loyal negro is better
than white traitor. TIE Government
wants. more men,. They would take tie
negro as matteF uf necessity.
:. They blow Hot and cold in the same
brea,h--ops day tell us the negro IL lazy
and worthless. and the next that lie will
come here and reduce the price Of labor.
This Was a war of arislocracy against the
people. 1t is not the people who a re dis.
loyAl, but the Copperbottoms whomthe
people send here in good faith, and whom
lhegs hisereAnts would basely belray.
Why, Satan. in all his malice never 81
ated such Williams as these copperbo toms
have shown themselves to be.
'"Gen Nathan Rimbali said lie was glad
to see the bright faces of the people,
He came from tue battlefield aud be Had
been panied and grisved 10 see to since
he came home what looked like Ere in
the rear, He enlisted to fight for the
Constitution and the Union. He would
fight for that and nothing else. There
were men at home giving aid and com
fort to the cowardly villains who would
destroy our Union, He was Democrat
utthis was our country, and no party
should be put in the way Of our country
There were men who pretended TO be
Democrats who would beuay us to The
rebels. They were trying 10 bring The
Democratic, party 10 that issue, but they
would fail lie had met the rebels in Tie
6ald hut ths most denressinu thing was
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Battle in China.

The North China and Japan Market
Report of Novomb-r 9ad, contains. partic.:
ulars Of the engagement between the I'm.
perialis's and Tepings at Hong Kong.
The action was fought on the 1eth, The
Impe'iAlists consisted OF 1000 infantry
and goo, artillery men,, and disciplined
Chinese under Gsn'I Bufgo1iDe, The
Tepings were projected BY a stocksds
and reptrted to to 10000 strong, After
t vigorous .bomLsfdment The place was
gallsptly taken. itS defenders losing 800
killed, besides 1000 who we're drowned
in sndeavoring to escape. tbs casualties
IN Burgoyine's side we're few. aud the
Chinese are reported 70 have fought we'll
under command oil foreign officers.
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when the consideration exceeds Eve
hundred dollars. aud does not exceed one
thousand dollars, one dollar.
Exceeding ooe thousand dollars and not
exceeding two thousand Eve hundred dol.
lars, two dollars.
Exceeding Two Thousand dollars and
mol exceeding Eve thousand dollars, Eve
dollars.
Excseding eve thousand dollars, and
not exceeding ten thousand dollars, ten
dollars.
Exceeding ten thousand dollars and
not exceeding twenty thousand dollars
twenty. doIla,s
And for every additional ten thousand
dollars. or fractional part thereof, 10 -ex !.
cess OF twenty tboussnd dollars, twenty
dollars.
Mortgage Of lands. estate. or property
real or personal. heritabls or movable
whatsoever. where the s,me shall be made
as a security for the payment Of any
definite and certain sum Of money lent at
the Tins or previously due aud owing or
forborns to be paid. being payable also
any couveyaDcs Of any lands, estate, or
property whatsoever. in trust to be sold
or otherwise converted Into money which
shall be intended only as security, and
shall be reisemable befne the sale or
other disposal thereof. either by express
stipulation or otherwis-; or any personal
bond given as security for the pay meol Of
any definite or certain sum Of money ex
ceeding one hundred dollars, and MT ex
ceeding i've hundred dollars tifty nts.
Exceeding five hundred dollars and
not exceeding one thousand dollars, one
dollar.
Exceeding one thorsand dollars, and
not exceeding two thousand Eve hundred
dollars, two dollars.
Exceeding I've thousand Eve hundred
aud no. exceeding FIVE thousand dollars,
Eve dollars.
Exceeding FIVE thousand dollars. and
not exceeding ten thousand dollars, ten
dollars.
Exceeding ter thousand dollars. and
not exceeding twenty thousand dollars.
tlt' en- dollars.
And for every additional ten thousand
dollars. or fractional part thereof. in ex-
cess Of twenty thousand dollars. ten dol
lars.
Power Of Attorney 10 receive or collect
rent. twenty-five cents.
Power Of Attorney to sell aud convey
real estate, or to rent or lease the same,
or to perform any and all other acs not
hersinbsiors specified, one dollar.
LEGAL DrcUxEMrs.-Writ or other
original process by which any suit is
commenced iu any courl Of record. either
law or equity. 6hy osnis.
The time iu which the penalty will be
exacted for failure to apply stamps has
been extended to the 1st OF January 1868
in consequence of. the inability OF the
Department TO supply them. Deeds,
notes, &c, executed between the lst day
Of October, 1852, and the lst of January,
1863. are not exempt from stamp duty,
but must be stamped when they can be
obtained, otherwise the ir.strume uts will
become invalid if legal proceedings
had thereon.
The English Press on the Battle nj Mur.
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Return Of the Queen Of fhe West.

CHIcAeo, Feb. I2-Spscials from Cairo
to day bring. news from vicksburg to
Saturday. The ram Queen Of the West
returned from below.
The trip down Che, river was most suo.
essful, She met thred steamsrs with
provisions for the rebels at Vicksburg and
succeeded in sinking them.
She took, abou. si1ty prisoners, one q
Colonel The ram went near enough 10
Port Hudson to draw FIRE from the upper
battery. g
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SCHEDULE B.

AGREEMENT OR CONTRACT, other than
those specified 10 this schedule; any ap>
praiseme Mt of value or damage. or for any
other purpose; for every sheet or piece Of
paper upon which either of the same
shall be written. FIVE cents.
Bank check, draft. on order for the pay
ment of any sum Of money exceeding
twenty dollars. drawn upon any hank,
trust company, or any person or persons,
companies. or corporations at sight or on
demand, two cents.
Bill Of exchange, (inland) draft, or
order for the paymen. Of any sum Of
money exceeding twenty and not exceed
ing one hundred dollars, otherwise than
at sight or on demand, or any promissory
note except bank notes icsued for circu
lalion. for a sum exceeding twenty and
not exceeding one hundred dollars, Eve
cents. s.t.a
Exceeding, ona hundrSJSI dollars and mol
exceeding two hundred dollars, tee cents,
Exceeding two hundred dollars and mol
exceeding three hundred and city dollars,
fifteen cents. .t,l. mas
Exceeding three hundred and 6ity dol.
lars and not exceeding FIVE hundred dol.
lars, twenty cents. . -.
Exceeding FIVE hundred dollars and
not exceeding seven hundred aud fifty
dollars, thirty cents.
Exceeding seven hundred and City
dollars and not exceeding one thousand
dollars. forty cents. ,.,.-
Exceeding one thousand dollars and
not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars,
sixty cents. ,..
Exceeding ifteen hundred dollars and
not exceeding twenty five hundred dol
lars. one dollar.
Exceeding Eve hundred and not ex>
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and fity cents. ,4
Aud for every twenty-five hundred dol
lars. or part Of twenty-five hundred dol
lars in excess Of Eve thousand dollars,
one dollar.
CoEYEYANoE. = Deed, instrument, OF
writing, whereby any lands, tenemsnts
or other really sold shall bs granted, as
signed, Transferred. OF otherwise convey
ed to, or vestsd ins the purchaser or pur'
chassrs, or any other person or persons
Iby bis. her or their direction, when th'
consideration or value exceeds one hun
drsd dollars. and does not exceed hv'
hundred dollars, City cents. 4s'
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BOOK AND JOB pRtETINa.

VS. ate bFeparea to execute ali Descriptions
jos WORK, such. as cARDs, ciReULARs, Pos-
TIERS. BALL TICKETS, and every other variety OF
PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBlNG, with new and supe-
flor type, and on short notice.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING;

SITBusipcas cards or about lines, by the year s..
Advertise mt nts not marked on the manuscript,
will be continued ut our tcrms until forbid. q e
TPLegal adverllsehtehtS. Adhinlstrator's notices,
dc. sl paid for IN advance, for reasons which
&s will explain at the time
FThe above terni strictly obsSrS I'd In all cases.
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The sotdIers' Right to vote.

4 No party denies this right, therefore
there is no necessity to argue the point;
but there is a party which hopes to get
the control Of the Government BY keep.
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The English Press on the Battle at Mur-
... fTeesboro.,


The English Press on the Battle al MUIR
81. fTeesboro.,
From the Times, Jan. 81.
II hard 6ghiiug-coniinued through
several days. with heavy loss in killed
and wOundcd-cOnstitules a great battle.
the rnsagements between Murfreesbo,o o
aud Nashville may rank among the chief
military events oil the American war. If
decided success is required to give such
a conflict historical Importance, ,h.t els-
ment is wanting to the actions 10 which
the rival armies we're engaged during the
last days Of the oh year and The first Of
the Dew. But something has been gain
ed. The determination with which the
Federal troops continued 10 advance and
attack, after their serious repulse on the
29th Of December, when the operations
began, speaks we'll for their qualities as
soldiers.
From the description Of their endurance
through the severe fatigue Of FIVE succes
sive days Of action in the face OF skill.
full enemy. we should infer that the Union
troops in Tennessee are composed Of bet.
ter men than the regiments recruited
from the great Eastern cities. They seem
TO have shoNn more of the "real grit" Of
the Western American than has been dis
played 10 the campaigns in Virginia.
Certainly the attack made by the Un
lonists was not the patent blunder that
Burnside made at FrsdericksbuIg, nor
were the Confederate position upassaila.
BILE. After the Eve days conf CT they
we're abandoned. the Souihsrners fighting
to the last, and retiring unbroken, with
apparently inferior loss, still able TO tar
ry off the prisoners aud al tillsry they Lad
captured. ,.s
From shs Daily News, Jan. 81,
The stake for which Rosecraus con.
tended was indeed great, and the resolu,e
manner in which he persisted in fighting
is worthy of all commsndatiou. Had he
been defeated he must have been utterly
ruined. Nashville was his nearest depot,
and even there it is doubtful whether he
could have maintained himself; foi moi
only would Blagg have been enabled 70
out him of from the North, but the Con.
fsderAtss, by restoring communications
with the East, would have been able to
draw any quantity Of Ie.euforcsmenti
from Richmond aud Virginia. a.
| Nor is this all. The defeat of Rosen
craus would have kft Bragg fee to aol
against Grant 10 the Southwest, and tha
portion Of Grants army which is now en-
gagged before Vicksburg would have beer
taken IN the rear by the Confederates.---
As matters now stand, the whole OF Ten
uesSes is ,ih the hands oi.he Unionists.
But Rcssucrans knew the men nndsl
bis command. The armies of the Wes
are filed BY the slas Of the Amefiear
people, Those who have Travelled in tba
country know lhatths Great Wess is GIL
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field. and as with ooe great heart, We know
they would repudiats all unboIy con,bioa
'ions. tending to the dismembermeut Of
our Government. 81
10 this dark hour Of our couniry'stri.
al. there is but ons road to success and
peace. and that is, to be as firmly united
f'r our Government as the rebels ara
agains, il. Small differences of opinion
amount nothing, in this grand Struggle
for a national existence. Do not place
even one straw in the way, and remem
Der, that every word you speak 10 epcour.
age tbe Sou'h, nerves 'hs arm Il. at strikes
the blow. whidh is aimed at the hearts
blood Of our brothers and kindred
ALvIS P. HovxY, Brig. .}en1.
WIT sprcELY. Col. a4ei Ind
VIZ. E. McLEAx. Col 43d Ind
GEo. +. McGNsrs. Col. 1ith Ind.
JAS. r. SLACK, Col. 47.L Ind.
HELENA, ARK, Feo. 2, 1868.
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sral Congress-, having bsen put into
operation, mauy Ol the GAZETTE readers
have requested US 10 publish such por,
tiOns of itAs rlate to the ordinary brsi-
ness transactions Of the day. and in order
that we may rot be misunderstood, we
copy from the act itself, as follows:
STAMP DUTIES.
Section 81. Ani be il further enacted.
That on "nd alter the fIst day of Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and sixty.two.
there shall be levied, collected, and paid,
for and in respect OF the several inslru.
ments. matters, and things mention ed -.
and described in the schedule (mark.d b
hereunto annexed. or for or 10 respect Of
the vellum, parchment. or paper upon
which such instruments, matters, or
things, oil any Of them, shall be written
or printed, By any person or persons, or
party who shall make, sig&, or issue The
same. or for whose use or benefit the
same shall be made, signed. or issued. the
several duties OF sums OF moneys set
down in figures against the same, respec.
lively. or otherwise specified or Set forth
in the said schedule. .s
Ssction 95. And be Il further enacted.
That if any person or persons shall make,
sign. or issue. or cause to be made. sign.
ed. or issued, any instrument. document,
or paper Of any kind or description what.
sOever, without the same being duly
stamped for denotiug the duty hsreby i'm /.
posed thereon, or without having there.
upon an adhesive stamp TO denote said
penalty, such person or persons shall in
cur penalty of fifty dollars, and such
instrument. document, as aforesaid, shall
be doomed invalid and of no effect.
Section 80 And be il further enacted.
That in any and all cases where and ad
hesivs stamp shall be used for denotiog
any duty imposed by this act, except as
hereinafter provided. the person using or
affixing The same shall write ,hereupon
the initials Of bis name, and the date upon
which the same shall be attached or used
so that the same may no: again be used.
Section leo. And BE- il further enacted,
That if any person or persons shall make,
sign. or issue, OF cause to he made. sign.
ed, or issued, or shall accept or pay. or
cause 10 be accepted or paid. with de-
sign to evade the payment Of any stamp
duty, any bill ofe1change, draft or order,
Or promissory note for the payment Of
money. liable to any of the duties impos.
ed by this act. without the same being
duly stamped, or having thereupon an
adhesive stamp for denoting the duty
hereby charged thereon. he. she. or they
shall, for every such bill, draft. order, OF
note. forfeit the sum Of two hundred
dollars.
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II - 20 On. re Esz- RsEE G2k4s m o..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
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