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DAILY STATE 5
VOLUME XII.
U. S. MARsHAL'S NOTICES.
GO. 205.)
United STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.


I SHED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA. -.
WHEKEks- A libel of information has been filed in the
Disirct Court - the United states within and FOR the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana on the l7th day
Of January. ls63. by John llama, Esq Attorney
the Cnted States for the District Of Indiana against
the following Described estate credits ard effect. of one
james Carson to-t "a certain Iadgmsn' against Moses
Nor.snd snd william Moreiand the Madison circuit
Court in the state of indiana rendered Apr Term 1851
fo sslI 10, with credit thereon 81 $50 also protnis-
s0ry against the parties. due December IS.
ls5l for o. 600, and against The
parties for sT5o esch-Oue 4 viii h T. due DecemOer 25
1857 aud the other due Docem,er IS lsa3,
IsOn Of powers II Of Congress approved
H. lss2 entitled, "An act 20 suppress nsurrecon
punish and rebellion, and csnscate the
property Of rebels and for other purpoe and praying
process against said property and that the may be
condemned and sold sDemie-' properiy.
No~ therefore, IN pursuance Of the m0nOn under the
seal q said Court directed and delivered do
BY give public notice all persons claiming said property
any part thereof, In any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States be held the apois
IN and fr the District Of Indiana, the Monday
Of Feb uay next O'Clock on the forenoon OF that
their ailegatio in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, L. s. Marshal
Per 4. 5. BIGxLow, Deputy
JOIN II. REA, Clerk. jan2O dl4t
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MILITARY.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS NO. {

HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT or THE CUsIBERLAND.l
Murfeeshoro, Feb. oath, 1868
tExrRAcT
Xxx. All officers and soldiers belonging 10 the Army Of
the Cumberland ordered 20 report 10 Brgader Cen
era HAsCALL. At Indianapolis. Indiana. Tho who
eb>ent bv authority will report him by letter,
stating the authority by which they absent their du
ties address, and length Of time they have already been
absent. Those absent without proper authority will i'm
medately report him in and obey his orders
be considered deserters and subject and trial
such.
This order is intended TO apply all officers Of what
ever rank. belonging 10 this army absent from their
duties in the field.
BY command Of Major Gene raj Rosecrans.
m2 THOS. THRALL. Captain and A A. G.
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5000 Coal Oil Lamps
500 Bushels Flax Seed,

WE are in receipt Of 500 bushels fax seed
which we will furnish to farmers wishing TO
SOW. Seed can also be Obtained at Delams'
ter's IN Melmore. Call and get the terms.
H. A.BUSKIRK & BRO.
Tifin. March Eff
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!. Il. EAOrd, ,

Attorney at Law, Tiflin, Ohio
onice in sha whans New Block. over shriyer'ssio's
r.
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GIBSON g. YINGLING,
SURGEONS and PHYSICIANS.
0ffice In vollmer's New Building

DIR. GIBSON respectfully announces
to his msay frisHds aud the public generally, that
he has associated himselfwuh DT.G, :. NtNGLiSG
teeu,
nR. HINGIlNG 10 q graduate OF the univsFsity
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ofths people, a. askiiiul aud reliable Ply ysieiSn.
lie will keep conasntly on hand a lsIss AssoIt.
msnt sf,hs best msaioinss.
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&. II. Watson,

Attorney at Law.-Will attend
promptly 70 s;iknd, oflsgal business. ufice In Com.
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w. p. g. II. Noble,

Attorneys q Counsetlors at Law.
Onios In Singers New Block, opposite the ror''
tiouse. noNso
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A. n. Bycrs

Attorney at Law, Notary Public
and InIrranoe Agent. Oiios IN Cfonise', Books
Pensions procured FOR wounded soldiers,
and the SION Bonnty provided for by Act Of ConEfess
Tho collection Of ali Mind. Of reaim, promptly attend
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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A licensed Auctioneer, is now
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ties.
eTRs,idence, Q miles norh Of Tialn, on the
Fremont Plsnk Road. All ofdsu left with H. A
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The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

AFTER ALL The BEsT Is THE CHEAPEST IN
THE LONG RUN.-Sensible people have long
ago made the discovery, that it is cheapest
to purchase good article of clothing that
will look well and do them justice, than to
waste their money in the slop clothing stores.
which abound everywhere. Purchasing goods
in some stores is actually worse than throw
ing money away, when the disappointment
oecasioned by wearing miserable garment
is taken into consideration. Buy all your
clothing at the mammoth store of Houston,
Hastings & Co., San Francisco, and your
garments will last until threadbare, and then
look better than some peoples clothes after
only a week S wear
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN RED BLUFF.-A few
minutes before we went to press yesterday
afternoon, our town was the scene ofconsider-
able excitement. Several crazy Secession
fanatics, filled with whiskey had rugged a
Secession flag, and placed it in the hands of
q man known by the name of - Osage," dir
ecting him to ride through town with it. Ac-
cordingly. at about clock, " Usage" dash.
ed down Main Street from the neigh borhood
Of Mr. Gossitt's Hotel, with the Secession
flag unfurled to the brseze. lie went at such
speed that he took everybody by complete
surprise In moment, however, the loyal
sentiment found vent in words and action. A
number of men armed themselves, fully de-
termined that no repetition of the outrage
should be attempted. The flying follower of
jeff Davis left Main Street, and passed.
through Elm to Jefferson Street, and up
again 10 his starting point. After resting a
moment, he came down Main Street again.
and when opposite Billy Brooke's blacksmith
shop, pistol firing commenced between the
rider, and one or more citizens. Who fired
first, we are unable to say, bnt some six or
seven shots were discharged. No injury was
done, except that a valuable horse was Sc
verely wounded.
Finding Main Street too hot for him, the
| flying horseman turned into Walnut. near
Mr.. Boarman's store, and soon arrived from
whence he started. He was there arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Simmons, and taken to
jail. Lieutenant Heath, of the ID Cal. Caval
rv. happening to be here, demanded the pris
| oner and he was given up and quietly taken
to the steamer Victor, which was ON the eve
of leaving for Sacramento. Tomorrow night
he will be at Fort Alcatras.-Beacon Of
ADrI lst
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

Steele's bayou and the Sunfiower river, Is a
failure. The entire force returned to Young $
Point. There is nothing definite from the
Yazoo Pass expedition under Ross and Qulm-
by.
Gen. Heron has been assigned to tie
command of the Army of the Frontier.
Reports received from rebel sources say
that Banks had been repulsed with heavy
loss. Nothing definite was known regarding
matters
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04
A Contrast.

On the 2lst of February last, the uncon-
ditional Union men of Worth county, Mis-
souri,, met in mass meeting at Smithton, and
unanimously passed the following resolutions,
which have the true patriotic ring:
Resolved, That we, the people of Worth
county. Mo- do fully endorse the proclama-
ton of the Commander in Chief of the armies
of the United States, issued September 22d,
1862, and confirmed January lst, 1868, and
that we honestly believe it is calculated to
weaken the present rebellion.
Resolved, That we have witnessed with
feelings of profound sadness class Of pre-
tended loyal men who, while they have the
sword drawn in one hand for the defense of
their country, are constantly opposing the
policy of the Administration, and doing all
in their power to cripple and destroy its en-
ergies.
Here are the sentiments of the loyal people
of a portion of State that has been cursed
with tie presence of the guerrilla bands of
the % Southern Confederacy," and who have
had every indignity visited upon them that a
lawless band of banditti could perpetrate,
outraging every right of person and property,
located in the midst Of the /" cherished insti-
tuition" of fslavery, and who now, after nearly
two years of war, come nobly up to the sup
port of the Government, endorse the war pol
icy Of the President, and sustain him in any
and all means he has adopted to restore the
Union.
As a vivid contrast, we give the third res
lnl,, 144o Al r IL l. L Il
peaceful State of California, on the 9th day
of January last, by Senator ShurtleR, class
flied rs a Union Democrat, and who made a
speech in support of the resolutions then Of
fered:
Resolved, That we view with disfavcr the
recent Emancipation Proclamation, ofrsfe
President, believing it to be unwsie, Gnpol-
itic, and in direct contravention of the Amer
lean doctrine, as laid down by our fathers in
the war of the Revolution, and unanimously
affirmed by the American people in the last
war with Great Britain.
And yet the Democratic press of this State
will echo the language Of the leaders of the
rebellion, by calling those citizens of Mis-
souri, who voted for the resolutions endors-
ing the action Of the Administration, AbCli-
tionists, and claim for the latter resolution,
offered in our State Senate, as representing
true Democratic doctrine, and. par ercellenee,
the true Union sentiment Of this State.
We say to such as claim to be Union men,
but still act with those calling themselves
Democrats, ntiiis State, that, whatever may
be their true sentiments as to the question of
preserving the Government from ruin. if they
continue to act with those who are known to
be hostile to all the leading acts of our Gov
ernment for the suppression of the rebellion,
they cannot shirk the responsibility of being
Olassed as untrue to their country, giving aid
and comfort to the common enemy, and as
aiders and abettors, will be held to strict
account when the people assemble at the
ballot box
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

AWFUL AccIpENT.-A fatal accident hap
pened on Thursday, the Goth ult., in the
Keystone Claim, at Copperopolis. In low
ering the tub down the shaft, drill, five
feet long, which had just been sharpened for
use, and was in the tub. hit the side of the
shaft and was knocked out 1t fell l25 feet.
struck workman named Robert Roberts on
the shoulder. passed completely through his
body. and killed him instantly.
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

THE Nevada Transcript says that man
who does not respect the American Govern
ment, and does not comport himself as be-
comes a true citizen. is entitled to no pro-
lection under the Government, and should
have no rights under it, Every disloyal pa
per in the State should be guttsd, its con-
ductors lashed into Dixie, and every rebel at
heart driven from the coast at the point Of
the bayonet.
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

Nor OF MUcH AccoUNT.-The Marysville
Appeal thinks jeff Davis won't make much
out of the traitor Terry. He is distinguished
for nothing but the murder of Broderick, ruff
fianism and general worthlessness, and is,
withal, a coward. When the Vigilance Com
mttee had Terry in tow, and when he would
have been hanged but for the intercession of
a man whom he afterwards murdered, he
weakened and supplicated for his worthless
life, like terrified dog. This is generally
the way with these chivalry ruffians they
hunt in packs, and like the sneak tailed wolf,
cringe and tremble when separately ovesta
ken bv Justice.
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
l y having taken up the Ferry privilege across
Pit river, at the crossing of the old road, known
the Silyerthorn road, leading from Shasta Pitts
burg, in Shasta county. wii make application to
the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Shasta county,
California at their next regular term, on the first
Monday in May next. for license to keep and
conduct public toll ferry Ead Pit river, at
the aforesaid point, for the period of one year.
II. il. W0RLEY.
WIN. W0RLEY.
Shasta county, CAL, March 7th, 1868. m2s@
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

a RIcR YIELD.-The Washington Quartz
Company near French Gulch after run of
their mill for twenty-six days, with five old
stampers, cleaned up, on Tuesday last, hav-
ing ifty-six pounds of amalgum, which when
retorted, yielded twenty-five pounds of pure
gold, worth SIG % to the ounce. This, be-
lieve, is the heaviest yield yet produced in
this county, and is only slight evidence of
the great richness of our mines. These
works are owned by six persons. We wish
them abundant success in future
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04
ErrIcrEscr OF NEGRO sorDIERs.-Wo have

EFFICIENCY OF NEGRO SoEDiERs.-Weaa have
been permitted by friend to make the fol-
lowing extract from letter received by him
from a brother, who is an officer in Maine
regiment, now acting under the command of
General Hunter, at Hilton Head, S. c. The
writer has been heretofore opposed to the
employment of negro troops tosuppress the
rebellion, but after an extended observation
of their usefulness, he writes as follows. The
letter is dated Feb. 24th:
I rather Ike Gen. Hunter. This negro
question is all right, in my opinion, now
Yhey fight like the ID to my certain knowl-
edge, and in time will make good soldiers.
/ tell you they are Of too much service TO the
rebels, building their batteries, raising their
corn, keeping them 1.-THE rebs.) alive while
they fight. They have 5000 at work on their
fortifcations on the Savannah river. The
nggers are their life, no denying it. Let US
take what we have of them and make them
4" "hewers of wood and drawers Of water,
and if necessary, let them fight better that
they be put into the bitches and at the mouth
of the cannon than you or |. | am no Alb
olitinnist, but here we learned their great
service to the enemy, and | want them to
work for us instead of them, or that we may
derive the same benefit from them that they
Ao
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

MORE SILvER-We are informed by Mr.
Watkins, County Assessor, that vein of
silver bearing rock has been discovered on
Clover Creek, about eight miles from Mill
vile, above the falls. About one hundred
and fifty men were on the ground, and the
lode traced and claimed for five miles, from
the falls up. Portions of the rock, from
the surface, assays twenty-five dollars to the
ton. in silver, and some gold
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

YAzoo is said to be an Indian name, signie
fving 'River of Death The water of tn :,
river is always of stasnant, Shiny thickness
and certain to produce an incurable disease
when used for any length of time, Nearly
all of the men in General Sherman's army,
who went up the Yazoo, were affected by the
water, and some of the wounded who have
returned are vet suffering from the disease
there contracted. The river is appropriately
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04

UNDER the present conscription law, says
the Bee, the United States can put into the
field against rebellion, $500, 600 men, in ad-
ditlon to the present army. OF these Cali
fornia would have to furnish rs .00o-that is,
all her fighting men-but they will not all
be required. If all the first class be drafted
and hurled upon the rebellion they will de-
YOUR it. leaving not piece behind.
The Shasta courier., 1863-04-04
FERRY NOTICE.

NoTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will apply TO the Board of Supervisors of
Shasta county, at the May term Of said Board, for
renewal of his ferry license across the Sacramento
river, at the old stand. A. S. WELLS.
April 2 IS63 AMI