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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-24
mo. 20ll
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.
III DlANA-SS


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.
DIANA-SS:
Whereas libel Of information has been fed in The
District Court Of toe United States within and for The
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, tn Sd day
Of January, 1858 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney Of the
United States, for the District Of Indiana against the
eas; half Of the southwest quarter Of section "a
township IS range east. containing so acres, the
property Of one Van X. Morgan, for 4 violation oi
the powers q an act Of Congress. approved July IL
ls62 entitled An act 10 suppress insurrecton punish
treason and rebellion 20 seize and couscate the property
of rebels snd for other purposes and praying process
against said realty and that the same may be condemned
aud sold a. enemies property.
Now therefore n pursuance Of the monifion der the
seal q said CoUt 20 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said realty
any part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and app before the said, the District
Court the United States be held al the city q In
dAnapols in and for the District Of Indiana on the I'd
Monday of February next o'clock Of the forenoon
Of that day then and there 10 inerpOse their claims and
make their allegations in that behalf
ID. 6. ROSE, L. s Marshal,
BY l. :. BFsxLow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoAN X. RsI. Clerk. lsns-dlst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-24

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-24


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with one half the Weekly rates added.
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lines under will be charged for each Insertion u; "
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Military Companies. Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
notice exceeding lines Is cents for each
Insertion; over eight lines at this rate.
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Marriage Notices so cents.
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Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
be charged the Of s so for each name in the
Daily and % In the Daily and Weekly, the same 10 be, in
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

A Peace Convention was held this after.
noon at the Cooper Institution The
speaker was Fernando Wood. The resolu
tions declare fidelity to the Constitution
and to the sovereigntv Of the States and Of
the people that under the Constitution
there is no power to coerce the States, or
any Of them. bv military force; that
the war Is contrary TO the Constitution and
shonld he put an end to that it attempts
to dn away with the provisions of the Con
s'itution which points ont how crimes are
TO he unished or high handed violations
hv sworn duties Of onr rnlers that the
claim Of dictatorial and unlimi ed power in
the trial Of citizens nv Court Martial, mon
strou9 and execrahle: the dogma Of unlimit.
ed submission to the Executive branch of
the Government il unworthy of an Ameri
can citizen that we protest against the
cowardly. despotic. inhnman and accnrsed
act Of the banishmeut Of Vallandgham
that we recommend cessation ofhostilities
and the ho ldine of q convention to settle
the manner of reconciliation of the contend
ing sections; appointing State Committee
for calling future convention of the peace
democracy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

A Washington Dispatch to the Herald
states that no official information has been
received here in regard 10 any assault up.
on the rebel works NJ Vickshurg by Grant
or any rcpulse ny the Union forces 1t is
believed that such facts. il so, would hove
heen promptly communicated to the militia
ry authorities here The reports are dis
credited.
The officers OF the Indianola who srriv-
ed at Washington. state that while passing
brough Montgomery Aalabama, they wit :
messed the lnnnching of II rebel steamer
244 feet long and 25 feet beam, and to be
four inch plated.
A New Orleans letter of the 9th May
mentions q report there that one Of our
gunboats destryed the town of Franklin
La. in consequence Of being fred upon
while they were passing, by guerri!as
Admiral Foote received his orders to
day, and soon leaves 10 supercede Dupot
A Key West letter of the % May tc
the Times states that the British steamer
Dolphin has beel condemned, large quan
ti,y OF Enfield rifles and sahres being founC
on board marked hardware.
The Spanish steamer Union has beer
captured by the gunboat Huntsville Of
Mobile and brought into Key West.
The Octorora has captured the Britisl
steamer Eagle. from Nassau, after Ion,
chase, during which the Oc,orora knocked
away the Eagles wheel house, pilot hous
and smoke stack
The rebel steamer Cuba, after beinl
chased by the Octorora and Huntsville
was fell in with by the Desota, and wa
burned, and her crew captured by the d
Sofa.
Richmond papers of the LIST and I'd stat
that Valandigham was still al Shelby
| vile Virginia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
Relative to the Assessmsnt Of the ineoms
Tax.

The income tax must be assessed and
paid in the district in which the assessed
person resides The place where q person
votes, or is entitled to vote, is deemed his
residence. When not a voter, the place
where tax on personal property is paid is
held to be the place Of residence.
In cases of limited partnerships, formed
with the condition that no dividend or
division of prof's shall be made until the
expira ion OF the partnership, each member
of such firm will he required to return his
share Of profits arising from snch business,
for the year 1862. as, had they SO desir ed.
Q division Of the profits could have been
made.
Gains or profi's realized from the le Of
property during the yea, 1862. which pro-
perry was purchased before the Excise Law
went into effect. should be returned as in
come for The year 1862.
The executors or administrators Of the
estate Of persons. who died dn ing the year
| 1862. should make return OF the income
therefrom for the year 1862
A merchants return OF income should
cove, The business OF the year 1862, exclud.
1 tbg p'csiOus yeo's OuSOitcS'ou nSSOuh'o Q
must be estimated.
Physicians snd lawyers shonld include
actual receipts for services rendered 10 1862,
together with an estimate OF unrealiZsd or
contingent income due TO that year.
Dividends and interests payable in 1862
should be returned as income for that yesl
no matter when declared.
Dividends derived from gas stock are
taxable as income
Income derived from coal mines must bt
retu ned, alihongt Q tax has been previ
ously paid on The co'l produce. No deduc
ton can be made because Of the diminished
value, actual or supposed. Of the coal veiI
or bed. by the profess Of mining. Rem
derived from coal mines is income.
Premiums paid for life insurance shsl
not be allowed rs deduction 10 statement
OF income.
Pensions received from the United
States Government must be returned with
other income subject to taxation.
Old debts. formerly con ,idered hopelessly
lost, but paid within the time covered by
the return Of income, should be included il
this statement.
Debts considered hopelessly lost on ah,
8lst OF December. 1869. aud due to th,
business of the year 1852. may be deduct
ed from the profits of business; IL subse
qaen,ly paid. they must be included in th
return for the year 10 which paid.
In order TO give full effect to the provis
to the sist section Of the act OF July ls'
1862, respecting the tax on that portion
income derived partly from these sud pal
lily from other sources. the $500 aud othe
allowances made by Law shall be deducted
~ far ss possible, from that portion Of ia
eome derived from other sources. and sut
Ijsct 10 three per cert. tsx
/ No deduction esa be allowed from th
Taxable iseoms Of . merchant for compes
Isstion paid for the services Of minor soF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
RshsIs MoYinR-Y.,oo River. Nay g.


Our scouts report General Johnson ad.
vsncing.
Onr army Corps drew seven DAYS rntions
and marched to meet him at daylight yes
terday.
His approach is stated to be between
the Yuzoo and Big Black River. with the
intention of reiaking Hains' Bluff and
breaking MP our communication by the
Y"zoo His force is varionsly estima'ed
some think his armv amounts 10 81 600.
Grant is confident Of his ability to de
feat him without raising the siege.
Advices from Grant, to the 30h, repor
the siege of Vickshurg slowly progressing
The mortars are firing slowly day ant
night.
All the prisoners in the Ticksburg jai
have been released and pnt across the
river
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

VALLANpfcHAM's CAsE-Thrre has been
. liberal display Of acumen, and legal logic
about the nature Of the offence that has
brought the hand Of the government down
upon this arch traitor. Arguments of
great profundity have been eloqnen'ly
made to prove. that as civilian be wss
not amenable to martial law. The
fact is, as the merest impiric may see,
bis offence was essentially a military one,
and that it demoralized the army, prevent
ed recruiting, encouraged desertions. incit.
cd men TO resist the arrest Of desert ers,
and tended TO make troublc about the in
crease Of the army by conscription, by in
citing resistance to the execution Of that
law. These, are no problematic results Of
DIS course, but actual. Specific cases are
continually occurring. invariably among
saen who call themselves Democrats and
swear by Vallandighsm. The only rene.
dy Was by sudden and short s,oppage.
This could not possibly be effected BY
civil Law. His offence is hardly known to
civil Law, and there would have been no
end Of trouble in getting him Indicted
Then be would have been simply bound to
stand bis trial at some future day, and
would have gone on talking his treason and
seditiou. And the bad effects before men.
toned would have gone on growing in
power and influence, aud might have got
too big to stop.
Moreover. special cases Of i'll doing. re-
sulting from, and directly in accordance
with bis teachings. have constantly to be
attended to. They cannot be overlooked.
Should we punish them and lie, him so on
lsciting the commission Of just such acts?
sbu>ing the courts that try them. and
bringing their authority into disrepute?
Hardly an adequate idea is entertained
Of the amount Of open and bold disloyalty
existing in Ohio. Indiana aud Illinois,
smopg the Vallandigham party. 1t must
be stopped and put down now-not s1
months bcnce-snd military tribunals are
che only ones that can do it. 1t must b'
put down, il it should take q military des
potism out here to do il. 1t is that. OF
the loss Of the cause. The course of these
men prolong the war and cost lives BY
thousands, aud either they or the Govern
men. mnst 60 down, and that speedily.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

TRADE OF CHIcAoo.-The editor Of the
Cleveland Lsadsy, who was 10 attendance
at the Chicago Canal Convention, states
that the receipts Of -four and grain at Chi.
cago during the five months Of 1862. at
about fue sitison Of bushels. Ofeorn alone
the receipIa foot up nearly nine million oil
dollars against four millions. six hundred
thousand of the year beiors. The carrying
trade OF the past two years has taxed to
the utmost the carrying facilities Of the
lakes. canals and railroads. II such sn
increase ss this IL TO be annually looked
for. there must evidently be corresponding
increase in the means Of traBsp0rtion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

A Correspondent Of the New York Herald
who visited the battle field OF Bull Run o few
Days since. says:
The ground ia coverd with the deb-is OF
battle, unexp'odad shell, solid shot, burnt
csissons. broken muskets and small arms,
skele' ons ofhorses md To adj to the mourn.
fnl viveduess Of the scene. skeletons Of hu
mnni,y lying about loose in all directions
h.nda, legs and limbs. in dreadful profn.
sion Bill Run battle ground hears nnmis.
taxable traces OF the scenes Of carnage en-
acted on it's face.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
House and Lot For Sale |!

PY Virtue Of mn Order of the Court of
- Probate of the County Of AshtabuA, Ohio will offer
for sale Pubic Auction
Monday the 9Th day Of June, 1868,
between the three O'clock afternoon Of said
day. upon the premises following described real estate as
the
Property Of Charlotte Anderson, deceased. viz
situate In the Village and County Of Ashbu and state OF
Obi being in township Number Thirteen in the Third Range
of townships 10 the Connecticut Western Reserve aud bound
ell follows TO wit commencing at the North West
oands owned O. Beebe thence running North along the
East line Of Main street. In said village evsnytwo feet to
lands owned BY Stephen Newell thence Fast along said
NeveIs south line to the top OF the high bank Of the Ash
ahua Greek thence souhe along the top of said bank TO
lands OF said Beebe thence along said Beebes North line
the place of beginning being the lands conveyed BY
Harvey smith wife 10 the said deoeden Oct 80 1885,
be sold upon the following TERMS to "it One third In hand
third In year. and the balance In two years from the
day of sale deferred payments be interest and secured
BY mortgage upon the premises sold Appraised at $3.50
HENRY FASSRTT, Admin stratOr OF the
Estate Of Charlotte Anderson, deeeased
AshtAbula, May q, 1858. 5t89s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

PRoAIsoRY NorKs.-The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue has decided that promissory
notes maGe payable nominally on demand. and
stamped as demand notes. tat the rate OF one.
per cent for every two bundled dollars or any
fractional part thereby bat given and received
with an understanding between the parties that
demand Of payment will not be made within
thirty three days from date, are in fraud Of the
law, are not appropriately stamped. and were
issued on or after June !, 1868, aud not paid
within thir,y.,hree days from date. will be isya-
lid and of no effect.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
Needs Attentioa.

We do not credit the report OF the cap
ture Of Helena, Arkansas, and the hang
Ing Of Regiment ofoegro troops and the
white officers 10 command Of them. Bu'
II il should be true, our Government owe. it
both to the white and eolored men iu the
service. that prompt retaliatio on be visited
upon an equal number OF rebel prisoners
now in our hand. Whosoevcr are regularly
enlisted under the National Flag, have Q
right 70 protection. and If outrages are
committed upon any Of them. in no way
can those still remaining in the service be
protected. but by prompt and immediate
retalistio q. The hollow pretense that the
liberation Of the slaves and their employ
ment ss soldiers, meant servilc insurrectioo,
murder. arson. and every imaginsgle out
rage. has been effretuslly exploded, by the
military organization Of the blacks. the
sabjeeiing Of hem to the discipline OF the
army and the placing Of white officers over
them. There does not therefore remain
the least shadow Of an excuse for treating
them differently from white soldiers. Ii
they are treated differntly when they fall
into rebel hands. our Governmer would be
guilty of . moustrous ouirsge in not visit
nag prompt retaliation. 1t is high time.
II iI kavs not slrsady been done, that the
proper pledges we're given for the pro,sc.
tion Of The colorsd men now sulisting 10
ihs army.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

RAIDRoAp MEETING special meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Cleveland, Colum'
bus h Cincinnati Railroad Company will
be held at the Office Of the Company, In
Cleveland, Ohio. on Wednesday, the 10th
day of June, 1868, at eleven o'clock a. m,
to consider and vote upon a contract be.
tween this Company, the Cleveland and
Toledo, the Cleveland. Painesville aud
Ashtabula, and the Buffalo and State Line
Railroad Companies, and to act upon such
other business qs my be presented The
transfer books will close on the evening OF
May 80, and reopen on the llth Of june
|. Ihe annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Cleveland. Painesvile and Ashta'
bula Railroad Company will he held a, the
oflice OF the Company in Clevlnnd, Ohio, on
Wednesday, The 10 day Of June next, at
10 o'clock m. for the election Of direc'
tors, and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before them. Al
this meeting there will he submitted for the
approval or disapproval Of the s'ockhold.
ers, Contract bearing date May 8. 1868,
(Which has been unanimously approved by
the Board of Directors for joint running
arrangement If this road with the roads oi
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
the Cleveland and Toledo. and the Buffalo
and State Line, and the Erie and North.
Fast Companies. The transfer book, oi
the Company will be closed from the
30th day Of Nav, inst. until the 1lth day
| Of June next .--CYereland Leader
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06


1t is said that Rosecrans is in motion
He is probably feeling his way along. and
will strike when, aud as circumstances may
justify.
The Old and New School Presbyterian
Churches are drawing towards each other
with reference to Q reunion,iw hich is what
they should do.
At last advices, domestic wool was sell
ing in New York at from IS 10 80 cents,
with steady feeling. Jolly times for
fa rmerS.
The great Trade and Canal Convention
at Chicago this week, is exciting fervent
feeling through the North west aud will he
great and important gathering.
Hon. Joshua r. Gkdirgs. Consul at
Montreal. lately had severe attack, in the
nature Of appoplexy. At last accounts he
vas improving.
THE EXCESSIVE dry and dusty weather
was brought 10 close on Sabbath last, by
copious and refreshing rains, and al nature
is bright ard joyuos once more. The crops
we're beginning to suffer, but this timely rain
puts all things right.
The rebels are rapidly gaining on the
Imperial Government in China.
Grierson has made another successfn
raid in Mississippi. This time he started
from Baton Rouge. He broke up rebe
camp while on the trip.
Gen. Hunter has notified JEFF Davis tina,
ftbe rebels hang onr colored troops anc
their officers who may fall into their hands
ss they threaten 10 do, he will reta late b,
hanging such rebel officers as may fall into
his hands.
|, Lee is still feinting before Hooker. Re
port says that his feints are cover to
raid into Pennsylvan ia. Doubtful.
UNDER ARREsT.-The Secretary Of Wai
has ordered that all rebel officers out OF
parole be placed under close arrest, aid NJ
more paroles are to be granted until furth
er orders.
Among the notices on the banners a
the mass gathering in Utica. was this
VALLANDIGHAA-Gone on Peace Mssioi
to bis Friends.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

By the Ohio STATE Journal. Of recent
date We learn that the Vallandighamites
secured the entire delegation to the State
Convention to be held on the llth, frem
that city. The list is beaded by Sam
Medary We have not doubt but that
they will secure large majority in the
Con vention. and that loyal Democrats will
have to swallow Vallandigham or be kicked
ont
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
The War Department ia said 10 have /

The War Department is said to have 10.
telligencence leading to the behalf thai
"Stonewsll' JACKSON was purpossly killed
by some Of his own men in revenge for
cruel punishments inflicted upon them. snd
the general severity Of bis discipline. Hi,
soldiers had confidence in bis ability, but
hated him for his cruel treatment and stis.
toerstie seorn OF them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
Soldiers, Attention |!

See to your health, do TO the Army supplies
although most valuable These Pills and OINTMENT have
tee thoroughly tested they The only remedies used iu
the European Camps and Barracks for forty
tor Holloway has supplied all the Armies in Europe aud dur
ing the CRllEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot at Bal
acava, for the exclusive sale OF these GREAT REMEDIES
many time his special Agent there las sold ia
weight u the Ointment In single day These terrible and
fata enemies of the SOLDIER IN CAMP,
DlARRIIEA, DYsENTERY ,sCURVY, SORES and sCRoF.
ghoUS ERUPfoNs all disappear like charm before
l. and Ointment and now while the Cry rings throughout
the land.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

IMPORTANT CORRECTION see il fire..
quently stated that our Government is en-.
gagged in raising colored troops. This is q
mistake. They were raised by DAVIS, yam.
cEY, COBB and others the Government
is only recruiting them. As they have
been raised in the ConfederAcy. it is hoped
they will show their gratitude by raising It
in turn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

rY- CAUTION-None are genuine unless the word.
"H"LLow,Y, NEw YORK AND LONDON" discernible
Waisrmark In leaf cf the book of directions around
each pot box; the be plainly by holding the
eafto the light handsome reward will be given 70
ore rendering such information lead to the detection
OF party parties countereng the medicines vend
ing the same knowing them to be spuroui.
-. Ssd at the manu- factory OF Professor HoLLowAr 20
Maiden Lane, New York and bv all respectable Druggists
and Deaers in Medicine throughout the civilized world
pots. At 25c, &C. and 81 each.
II There s considerable saving by taking the larger
siIes.
N p-Directons for the guidance OF patients in every
disorder affixed to each box.