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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

war News. arrival at New York from
Port Royal brings the intelligence that one OF
fhe Ericsson Monitors, the lIontank, started
on Saturday last on an expedition to. capture
the Confederate steamer Nashville, known to
he il Ogechee river, waiting an opportunity to
run the blockade The Nashville was under
the protection of shore battery and the ram
I'iDgal, ana some brisk fighting was expected,
IN which the two iron -clads would have an op-
Dor:unity Of testing their armor and guns 4
mere report is hat the Nashville was captured.
# was reported in " ashington, yesterday; that
9 FIGHT had taken place near Savannah: IN which
the Confeilerates were defeated. supposed to i1e
The renort Of the expected naval battle, but We
have received nothing TO confirm 1t. The point
where the Nashville lay was about twenty miles
southeast Of Savannah.
On the Goth inst, Gen. Grover vas at Ba-
ton Rouge with about twenty regiments, and
Gen. Sherman was at Carro]lton with another
large force. Gen Banks was still IN New Or
leans ana it was not known when the move
ulent I'D the river would commence News has
been received from Bervicks Bay that the
Confederate steamer Cotton, which had dispu-
ted Gen, Weitzel's progress at Bayou Teche,
was entirely destroyed by the naval forces un-
der the command Of that officer, on the 18th
inst. At last accounts, the Federal land forces
had succeeded in getting i'll the rear Of the Con
federates.
A large feet Of transports, under the COM
WOW Of three gunboats, arrived at Nashville on
Thursday. While coming up the river, one Of
the gunboats was attacked by the Confederates
and was struck, but not damaged. The Con
tederytes were shelled from their position, and
the feet then passed without further mo]esta
tion.
Che Navy Department has received intelli-
gence Of the capture Of an English vessel laden
with munitions of wal for the Confederates,
t,,ro on 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

In the debate in the T. S. House Of Repre-
senEatiyes, yestere{a; Mr.. Wright, Of "a, spoke
in favor of moderation and compromise Of con-
fiicting views. II the course of hi. remarks
he said he believed they could save the couns
Try tyrcstoring Gen. Mcclellan to the com
mand Of the Army Of the Potomac ['Fremer.
Gus applause in the galleries and confusion on
ti1e1lcor.
The Speaker, as soon as order could be re-
stored: gave notice that q repetition Of the aE-
plause would compell,inl to close the galleries.
Mr. Wright rc:UsoInE, said they could not
win victories wicl4 doznoralized and dispirIted
army, ana advocated the restoration Of Nc
CIeli2n, and reorganization Of the cabinet,
embracing democrats az vojj SO republicans.
Il they did that they could ge+ 900: 900 more
white soldiers and save the country, which was
iryocoverahiy ruined 1nIe8 the dominant party
abandoned some OF their notions They could
rot obtain success il they undertook to carry
out their preconceived views about negro sol
dicrs lie closed by an eloquent appeal tor
compromise and concession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

CoNGnlss. In the Z. s. Senate, yesterday,
the bill aiding emanci patton in Missouri was
taken up and discussed until adjournment. =
Senators Bayard, Of Delaware, and keanedy,
Of MARYLAND, addressed the Senate IL opposl-
tion to the bill, each asking that the1r respeo-
tive States be exempted from tie operation OF
such legislation, believing it to be al nnconstl~
tutional and mistaken policy Of the dominant
party. In the House, bill was reported pro-
viding FOR the appointment OF commission to
codify the laws OF the United States. Ihe an
nual appropriation bill for the construction
and repair of Iiortidcations, and the naval ap~
preparation bill, were reported by the commit
tee. The bill for raising negro soldiers was
taken up, and was under consideration when
the House adjourned.
ThessGrand jury in Philadelphia, made
presentment in the case Of Mr.. Boileau recent
" arrested by military authority, in that city.
JUDGE Ludlow after reading the presentment:
sail:-
Il shall request the District Attorney 70 cx-
anime the document, and 70 frame SUCH bills CT
indictment as be may ind 70 be necessary Ii
support not only Of the laws OF Pennsylvania,
but of the Constitution OF the Jnlted States,
We can then arrive at the question OF the !e
ca}itv Of the charges therein contained. The
record will then present detailed charges and
the defendants may object to the prosecution
for any cause they may have, and they may al
50 have the judgment Of this court and also the
final judgement Of the Supreme Court, III case
they Should be dissatisfied with the finding ct
this court The Grand Jury were then dis
charged.
The Novbern North Caroina) Progress
has the following about Governor Stanly:-
''rhc Associated Press seem to take great de-
light in parading the fact that Coy. StanIy
was hung in efigy few nights before the late
election in Beaufort, BY some worthless, con
tcmDtibie fellow, that is not worth salt enough
to keep his body sweet and clean. The affair
is made q great handle Of, and looks like an
attempt at personal spite by some person who
had an axe to grind, and didn tsucceed in get
tine it ground. Not a dozen persons IN Beau
fort knew Of it or approved OF It.
The number Of brigadier generals now IN the
service is about 200, and Of major generals 40
The President has recently nominated TO the
Senate l54 additional Of the former grade and
50 Of the latter It is believed by those who
have direction Of military affairs in Congress
that the law limiting the number Of each will be
amended SO as to add fifty brigadier generals
ond tvnntvfye major generals to the army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31


4 letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer: giving
an account Of the burning of the Confederate
steamer Tropic on the 18th, says
Zone Of the two passengers was an English
man named J. N. Vernon, Of London. Just
before reaching the ship he was seen to throw
overheard a quantity OF .'yeow covered docu"
ments. :" A boat was Immediately lowered,
which succeeded in securing them, They
proved to be contracts entered into by the Sec
retary Of War, Secretary Of the Navy and Post-
master General, with the said Vernon, for
furnishing the Confederate Government with
stores. accoutrements, &c. Said Vernon
WAS very indignant, threatening to report this
matter TO Lord Lyons, admitting, at the same
fine, that he WAS an agent Of the Confederate
Government.
Chas. Fluegel, Of New Z orih, who was arrest
ed by military authority, in that city, in No
vember last, has brought suit against the i.
5. marshal and the others concerned in his ar
rest, claiming $40, 0C0 damages.
4 dispatch reaching Washington from Gen.
Dix, st Fortress Monroe, states that he had
been informed by telegram from General
Peck, in command OF the IeGeral forces on the
DlacIswater that in an interview that had just
taken place between that officer aad General
Roger 4. Pryor (who commands the Con1ede"
rate force facing Gen. Peck's army,) that he
(prvor) stated that he had information ot
verv recent engagement near Savannah, II
which the Confederates had suffered defeat.
7. :; +},oucht 4ha4 the Tadaral success near
Savannah, reported by Gen. Roger \: Pryor,
as announced above, was gained By the
jron-ciad iIontauk, which started lately on
mission in the direction Of Savannah.
The Treasury Department are still engaged
in paying the claims under the act cmancipa'
ting tie slaves in the District Of Columbia
Since Monday last SIS claims-amount-
ing to s548: 1885, SO have been paid
There are yet about 3S5 claims, amounting to
over $3.50. 900, outstanding, which, however,
will be paid in the course of few days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

The T, S. steamer Aurora, on the 10th
inst, captured the English steamer Rising
Dawn, with cargo Of salt, and large quantity
Of Lufcermatcbes, soap, coffee, and gunny bags,
not manifested. She was from Nassau, n. F.,
and was trying to run the blockade. The I. =.
steamer Ottawa, on the 2lst inst, captured the
schooner Hetiwan, with 90 bales Of cotton,
while attempting to run out from Charleston.
On the Sth instant The steamer Iroplc, former
II the Huntress, Of Charleston, while attempt
ing to run the blockade, was destroyed BY tire.
I1er crew and passengers we're saved By the
boats of the Quaker City.
The recent election in the Second Congress
siona! District Of North Carolina resulted III
the election Of lIr Pigott By nearly four nun
dred majority. 1lr. Foster, his opponent, poll
ed only che hundred and sixty votes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases
tchieh haze thus far Resisted The best directed
Treatment can be Completely Controlled
by the REMEDY noe before u.s.
THE CURATIVE

properties Of the medicine direct themselves Il the
fsecretion, by altering the condition Of the
stomach and liver the starchy principle of food
is not converted into sugar the is Hnder
the influence Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

The events 81 tie war they developed viii be
faithfully given. hat the public may b. advised
It's progress; the results of battles. the condition Of the
con,ening armies and all that Affects the great struggle.
home and abroad Tor the overthrow Of the Rebellion
Ia addition. the .Szafiasi will contain the CURRENT
NEWS of the day, CHOiCE MISCELLANY. STATE
TINS the latest reports Il the NEw YORK and GIN
CiNNATi GENERAL and cATILT MAKkETs. the con-
dition Of the MONEY an STOCK MARKETS: In a word.
il will be the Effort 81 the PEopI!csors of the Sefine 10
give its columns interest Tor all classes Of readers and
such information will be especially adapted 70 the
well being Of the citizens Of Indiana.
The Snfinei will continue TO represent and stand by
the regular organizations the Democratic party
and National; sustain the principles and policy they shall
avow. and support the candidates they may
We have agents The low prices for subscription
will allow it. We therefore ask our Democratic
friends-ali who desire the Of sound principles
aid in the extension Of the circulation Of the &sta
Daily aud Weekly until they shall least reach every
Democratic fsmil' in Indiana. The press Is most inn
agent in directing Alright the public mind. and all
that Is needed give the Democratic party permanent
rule is the enlightenment Of the people 30 its prnci
pies AMI policy Ia shall he ann with all the ability
possess, faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments
and measures. fer believe that IN doing best
promote the interests Of the country.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

BosToN CORNERS, y y Dcc. eth, 1851
WN. II. GKECG CO:
cents: freely give you liberty to make of the fol-
lowing certificate OF the value ofCousuton Water which
lean recommend in the highest manucr
Ny wife. who attacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length II back ana her limbs with Paptat on
OF the Heart, attended with FALLING Of the Womb Dys-
mcnorrhUa. aud Irritation Of the Bladder. | called
ply soisn. who attended her about three months VIII
be let her worse than he found her. then sploye.
vue o the best physicians could find who attended b.
for about nine n.nths. and while she under m care
she DID not suffer quite a. much pam; he finally gave her
up and Said hci case tCds iHeErt6le " For said he
ste hfs sEs coAa6iRdfi % ofc0tg hints. that saei-
cae Gfeea for one operates GgqiSf some ether cr her
dNcnhies About this time he commenced the lie ~
Constitution Water, and 10 astouiShmeit al
the first dose seemed have the red effect and
she Kept en- improving rapidly under it, treatment and
now sperinisnds eutiTclA her domestic Affairs She has
taken any % The Constitution Water tor about T.
weeks and We are happy 70 say that il has produced
apermanentcurc
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no. 2l2.)
IIyrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
NO. 2i2)
Attet.
Joss IA. kEA, Clerk.
febs-dl4t

kNO WI
IISTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
~ DIANA. s..
WHEREAS, A libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court ~ the United States, within and for the
seventh Circpit AMI District OF indiana the 29th
Day Of January. 1867. by John Hanna, ESQ Attorney
OF the United States for the district OF Indiana against
the following described and effects Of William
J. Hocomh, to-vi: Three Promssory Notes, all dated
1t day Of November.
from date, payable in ? and years from date, re
spectivcly said given by William w. Garrsd TO said
Hoicomb. the said secured by a certain
mortgage real estate IN Laporte Indiana, for a
violation ~ the Powers Of act Of Congress Of JULY
IL Sss entitled An act TO suppress insurrcton pun
tsi treason and rcbeon. 10 seize and conhscae the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said property and that the may
ondemred and Seld as enemies property.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monition under
the seal Of said court 10 directed and delivered do
herebs give pubic notice 10 all persons claiming said
property, part thereof Interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the Une Ates be held the city ofndian-
apoli. and for the District of Indiana the third Mon
day ofFebruary next at Of the forenoon OF that
day. then aud there 10 nteose their claims and make
their silegst in that behalf.
ID. g. ROSE. u. & Marshal,
Fer !. ). BlGELoH, Deputy.
Attest
IouS II ftsA, Clerk feb3-dl4t
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no. 2Is3
NO. 2lS.)
11StTEp STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN


I1SiTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u piANA->S
whereas, libel % information has been fled ia the
bstrc Court = the United states, witin and for The
seventA Set an Ds;rc; % Indiana The 29th DAY 81
January, lss2. ~ John Hama Esa. Attorney Il the
Cnteu state ot he prct OF Indiana against the fol-
io"ns y oHerty q John Cannon. witt
one PAIR q second hand steam engines for violation Of
the powers y a. act 81 Congress approved Jgly L.
lSs3. entitled IN act 70 spnre.s .r,r-.sr .. ri.1,
treason ana rebe" ~ -ef~ srt cate the prouerfN
q fecfla ad tet tn' poses. AID Drawing process
saint aid property AID TIA TIE HAY be con~ncS
and sold -ncmie> property
Now therefore. IN pursuance ~ the uoaon M AZ, ~
seal o. sast Cont directed aut tciivs 81 ~ 49,
~ Tv~ pubc notice 10 all persons claiming property
any thereof in auy manner interested therein
that thew be and app before the sad, the district
Court q the United states BE- held Al the city ia
diAnaPo h. aud for the District Of Indiana the
Monday 81 feeruafy neyt, occk ef the forenoon
Of hAi d~y thea and there nterpOse their claims and
make their Alles at4oEs ~ that behalf
u. q ROSE. L. = Marshal.
BY l. - BIskLow, Deputy
@oAs A. hsA. Sssfk eb3-dl4t
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No. 2ls
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.
II DIANA
JoHx II. RrA. Clerk

Whereas, libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court OF The United States within and fer the
Scvent Circuit and District Of Ind the
January 1855 byJohn Hanna, Esq Attorney q the United
StsteSt1 the District of Indiana aganstthe following de-
scribed estate dts moneys and effects Of per-
sons unknown, wit: 50 90 in cash in the hands
j. w forthe, also the sum OF sIj 90 n cash ID the
hands 81 r h. Mccain for n violation Of the
powers 81 an act approved July IL entitled
IAN act 70 suppress instruction, punish
rebellion seize AMI conisCSte the property II rebels
and for other purpose, aud prsyias process against
said cash, and that the may be condemned aud
tod enemies property.
Now therefore, ia pursuance ~ the nout0n under the
seal % said Court directed ami delivered 10 here
BY give public notice TO all persons claiming cash.
part thereof, interested therein.
that they aud appear bcr the said the District Court
OF the United States 20 be held the city q Indianapolis,
IN and FOR the OF Indiana the third Monday
Feb usry next O'Clock ofhe forenoon Of that ay,
thea aad there ntcrpoSe their claims and make their
Alleg atoms Ia that behalf
u q. ROSF, United States Marshal,
By l. $. BIssIaw. Deputy.
Attest.
JOsS n. lssk. Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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TERMS or THE DAILY SENTINEL.
one copy, one 10
One copy, SIX months. 80
One copy, month co
Delivered by the carrier within the city. Is cenis per
week, pay able 10 the carrier.
Agents will be supplied at IL cents week.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
10 copies and 10 the maker 81 the clab.... IS 90
20 copies aud two the maker Of tie club. 30 90
Additions be made TO clubs any the
rates The names will be printed each paper without
extra charge.
No paper will be without prepayment; coutin-
ued longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, HARM ISIS, a. BINGHAM.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
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no. ala

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
wurRr,s. libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United states, within md for the
Seventh Circuit aud District Of Indiana, the 18th day
OF January. iss3. by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney OF
the United for the District Of iniana, against
the following described estate credits aud effects Of
Bell Certain Promissors Notes
Ing IN the 10 $4,000 given by Robert
Williams connection Of certain real esa IN Madison
county violation fthe powers If Of congress
approved July IL, IS62 entitled An suppress
eurrrcon, punish treason and rebellion seize and
con>cstc The property If rebels and for oth,r pur
and process SAID property and that
the may he condemned and sold enemies prop
~rty.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monition under the
seal 81 said court rected and delivered. DO here
by give public notice 10 al persons claiming said property
or part thereof in any Interested therein.
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United State be held at the city Il indianapolis.
IN and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
February o'clock OF the that day,
then and there 10 interose their claims and 10 make
their allegations In that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, L. 5. Marshal.
Fer T. : RlGELOW, Dspuiy.
Attest.
JoHS H. RsA. Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class Of t,erse that produces such exhaust
s effects upon tie human constitution Diabetes and
b>.ase = tie kidncys BLADDER and Urinary Passages
'hf'e 81 al,e notesty they uegecea until they
Ae - anced TO be beyond the control II ordinary
reredss. AMI We .resenf The
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ono. I'LL
UISrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, IS.


I1SrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
~ DIANA, sss
WHTKEAs. libel Of information has been filed ia the
District Court o. the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th
day Of January, 1868 by John Hanna ESQ, Attorney
Tor the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects OF William
J. Hocomb, io-wif: Four Prunissory Notes all dated
March 3Oth 1861 for $500 90 each. pay able ia p and
years respectively, from the 1t October 1851 with in
terest; said notes given by John J. 10 on.
Seth Way and by him assigned and transferred TO said
Ho comb and secured by mortgage certain real estate
Ia Laporte county, Indiana violation OF the powers OF
of Congress, approved July IT, S62 entitled IAN
act 60 suppress nsrrection g punish treason and rebel
lion and conscac the properly rebels
other purposes dprayngproceSs against said properly,
and that the same may be condemned aud sold as
enemies property
Now therefore, pursuance ofthe mention under the
seal OF said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 20 all caimn; said proprty,
part thereof IN manner Interested therein,
that hey be ard appear before the said District Court Of
the United States be held at the city Of Indianapolis,
IA and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday II
February a. O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
day then and there 10 utcpoe their claims and 20 make
their alleg atoms in that behalf
u. G.. ROSE. u. q Marshal
Per !. 5. BleELow, Deputy.
AueG
Josx IA. IiEA, Clerk. feb3-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

DASyHLE, Pa June 2, 1862.
Dr- wn II. GRs6G-Dsrr SIR. In February ls6l l
afflicted With the sugar diabetes for i've months
pa sed more than Two gallons Of water in ~ hours.
obliged 20 get up often twelve times du-
ring the night and In five months lost about so
in weight. During the month of July. '6l, procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, and in sp DAYS after
using experienced relief and taking two bottles
was entirely cured after regainng my usual good
good health. Yours, truly
". L. DE WITT.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public With The conviction that II has no .cn.i -;
relieving the class Of disease> Viii n has bp fa =
euinehtt sescrssio IN curing aud trust thar We shall
be rewarded Tor our efforts IN laein 80
in form TO meet the requirements u patient and rhs