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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

Spouting The new steam Fire Engine,
Western, was 6ut on practice at the Court
House square this afternoon. She fully dem
onstrated that the frey element could not
pursue its ravages far after she would COM
mence to play upon it Quite crowd col
leeted to witness her performance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

New Name.-"Abotion scabs" is the de.
signation out West for the postal currency
bills, now all the small change in use.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
COUGH NO MORE.

TRY sTRIcKLAND's MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
BALSAM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

Wanted-A first class carriage and ornn-
mental painter wishes a situation. Inquire
at this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

Out on Parole--A Democratic editor in
Nevada Territory says of the defeat of his
party in that city: awe met the enemy yes
turday and are out on parole this morning"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

A Slight Mistake.-A cotemporary SEN
timentally says, "the years stand still for no
other human being" But that is not So for
they generally stand still for maid from the
age of thirty to forty-ive.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
DIR. sTRIcKLAND's PILE REMEDY

EygTy5ody US !. 1g ing cured o. This diatTeaaing dis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
MeoiraI.
How to Keep in Coed Health

Y.al..EaH
AND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03

" 80 ""~'' "'''f W. '"'seot s"t' w "'s W
re ~
TIE story about the President mltlsn y aciu
ally tue Ou learning -ume DAYS altet IA s.ccuf.
ret. tie real uuih aitut th. atr a =, elefc kr-
burg 600 tie 18th December. the rie.kieui IL.
ciue,l. 10 language more iorclhle than elegant,
'ha be AS uoS gong a. throw away the mi
tril- sud hei.crf,rih. (lookirg ssuN liarly 1T
III lie, and Stant0n) 10 cuislnct the sar hm., ".
aud 90 -huw YOU, genivInen. tlaf | am iu
e-rue-, t-std the Presidency i'ii begiu with Gen.
Bufn-ide Aud going at once To the telegraph
instrument, Mr. Liuc0n telegrtphel Ia that uili.
Ger. - Make no movement whatever without hrst
consulting me- A Lincoln" Now il happened
thst ju-t 80 thu, time Burnshfc had made al his
preparations for hs third attempt on Fredes icks-
burg lie Intended 90 send strong force of cs,.
airy aud light artillery twenty miles up the Rap
pahnnnock. They we're then to eros- that stream
and the Rapid ~. m ,rch OF Gorionssile and 10.
stfoy the railroad there. ~ II cut the cnem, :
communication With the south and west IL Vas
b1ld project Burn~iies idei was that Gen
Lee. alarmed for the safety of his comnunica.
tons. would detach nom Fredericksburg such u
sirong iorcc To- protect Gprl"n.Ville that our
army eould ,hen attack fredericksburg m ifont
With 4 hope oi ruccesr
Po.sihi, the plan might have succeeded. hut.
iat a. the cavalry got ~ noton. thi. lelegrHrhie
d-p,ich arrived irIm NJ Lincoln IL was q
liurn.ile wa- rumle lei Ia coun,etmand h- or
ler.. pi,c up his expedition. snd eomc up to
Washington iur explanations When Mr. Lincoln
knew ahat lac had dime. nnd how hne rad he
had spole,l, he VIZ cpn.idcrshl, ,es.a. ~ NAV
veil be supposed. and be- gei burnside to return
~ once and carry out his diet But Il wrs too
late mehow ~ ether the plan leaked out. the
enemy had got winj of w. aud. had our artle
aud eavalt, once cot south at the river. they
would have isllen into trap aud never would
have got back,
the Administration sill seeks to amuse aud
deceive the countr, by au,horising statements To-
be publi,hr,i Ia the effect thu great thugs my
soon br expected nom General F,seI la Mouth
Cuolni, There H. 40 reason Ia helie,e any
such statements The Promises which we've
nude by the Administration Ia Gen Foster. when
hc WIS here some weeks ago. have hot been tai
filled: nar can they be without breaking up The
Army at the Pot"msc The county his f,udl,
hoped that there was some plin ia Iur-n ,ucc al
which Gen. Foster was Ia advance ou Richmond
from the sputh. while Burnside advanced CA IL
irum the North There y 40 such plan. Even
II Gen. Foster accompli,hes what lac was sent %
de-. and will not state what thatis for believe
tie enemy have not dIyinod 10, IL wall have ho
effect whatever upon the pr,gress or advancement
ol the wir. nor viii u wesken the enemy either
&c Richmond or Frederick, burg. "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03
The Negro ~ soldier.

The correspondent of the New York World
writing from Hilton Head. gives the foIlo.ing
facts. which 90 10 show eoucludvely that the ne.
gro soldier experiment, i not louIy a failure. huI
tha, under the Emancipation Proclamation the
negroes are aecng from. Instead Of coming 10
oar Hne.. I|I# H.#
The negro brigade V again involved In trouble
the nestee. Hre desertng. casting aside the
&C, rlet trousers. gnuiy buttons aud gttteting
mu-kets M,-ra Lincoln has set them Tree. aid
their Interpret ,tion ~ freedom v no work ~ Hny
ks,d ie'Ire they do not desire a. exert their mus
Giles IN The common labor pcrl'umed by tll. white
nlen. ncero soldier WIS shut h,-t week for 20.
tempting Ia iorce tho guard a brother" la
colof fired the fatal ball This "ci has pat an
end o. enliriments w this enlightened body ~
,,,loresl people. Gen S,ktun. SEA rumor SAYS, has
nrkei 10 be transferred a. some other depttt
menl; he has had enough OF negra for some tine
o. come.
The foregoing u from the correspondent OF a
Democratic paper. The following. OF The same
purport. is from the correspondence Of Repub
lean paper the PHILADELPHIA, Inquirer;
The negroes are rapidly deserving. and In spite
OF the efforts OF the provost guard tliey still 30
The whiie officers cannot recognize them when Ia
been established The Ia Maine Volunteer. VII"
are guarding the ilautations. have their hands
full, and vast deal OF trouble exists on the col
orei question
The negroes ut this place have thinned ont
since the IL 81 January. many even of The house
servants being amobg the iist ct absentees. They
go out upon the adjoining plantations. and the
cnlofci fair sex hde them When sought alter.
So great his Leen the Hight ol the cpnlrahauis
that our Chief Qurierma-ier, Captain =
Fuller. has been obliged To- get details of white
men from the regiments 70 do duty heretoiore
performed by the coutrabands. Now white sol.
der does g,nri duty. unloads vessels. and. be
sides being ~ s.evedore. he is also obliged TO he a
sni!or. while thee men aud brethren ale out IN
the woods or ON plant,t'"ns enjoying themscl, Is
alpd the pleasures OF emancipation.
IL Is rumOred that zen Sxton, tired and wear,
Of negro brgades and regiments and the Reverend
Gen French's sway. has applied tn be relieved
from this tieptrtmeut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03
rae ussss. osaa.s sss..s.

Et,gger,lel re,urls ue In crcuiston in 20.
CARL 81 collision shich occurred on saturday
last between a slasd of cavalry cent from here
10 arrest some deserter- Va Morgan county and
.ome citfens whose property aud rights we're out
ragged sy The soldiers. We are assured by Col
cAssssarox. and he order ~hleh we publ, N to.
day ssndsms. NJ statement. that there vas no
orEsnissd sppo.I,iss % The military 10 the per.
formsncs Of the ia,y on which they we're SEN,
Seishss Va there as, resistance offered 10 the
arrest Of the de.srssrs Nv the citizens OF them
seises There y NO apology Zoe re.is,ing DE
Issry ausher,les la the rightfu esefu'-s Of their
su'herisy. All 40 Tar a. the de.er,er. sre con
eessei. they have no right 70 violate their contract
~ith the coseprnens They bal voluntarily
es,aeI IA. service. aud they shosld have we'll
eon-sses~i shs conseqasuee. of doing before
thes snI,sl 81 They TOOK tie oath " obey their
sapssor officers. aud !, Is their du,Y to weld that
obedience In all things that IL required Of them
BY. sas ia~s % the country and the rules OF the
service.
We presume that The Abolition papers will
eharss that this eollslon with tho military au.
,bas,,,s- cas- suggested and aided by Democrats.
and THAI % i evidence Of q dissemination on the
par, Of tbs Democratic party 10 fs.l., the rghtfuI
authority of the Governments There i no truth
whatever in any.such el,fre-. and nothing Of the
kind his been done.
We have heard TIA, the military squad sen,
upon TIN. business grossly imposed upon innocen,
aud unohrniing parties--that they rulhles-ly de
sirp,ed the property and sexed the horses and
h-altei the families of pe,ee,ble citizens Foo
the honor of the service We hope these reports
ere ~ith"u. foundation. II they are true We
trust tho commanding officer will punish The mep
guilty OF such uuJgstihsble ou,rases. and make
the proper relfe-s " shs-e MIN have thus suffered.
We understand the men arrested and brought here
baekei and gagged. guiI,Iess Of any wrong
Ia few days al the fs~ts IN the case will he
kuowu. sn,i until then We shan lforbesr further
comment upon the nffdr. IL IL wrong ~ the
present fsvesi-h condition. # the puiIic mind a.
make Hny Representations not justified by the
facts. and u take advantage OF one sided au,
f'l-s reports 20 excite partisan bitterness and
snluflxiteS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03
ll0usE


House met NJ , ovlook. Mr Speaker Bnskirk
IN the ehaii
A call of tie House ordered
Fln,.tWo mcmbvrs answered ~ their names.
No uaofam
Nc Shotlf moved that the House adjaurn until
wrine.di, mprnng 9o'cock-mn, members
being absent uu committees particularly Peni.
tenglar, committees.
The Chair wps 81 the opinion thu, u members
now IN The CIT, would Dial, attend 20 the public
busiue-s. AID their attendance ~ ,hir hall could
bc compelled. there wuuH br - quorum Ia. NOR.
row moFnug. Gentemen fung 81 upon pleas
ute utps Visiting their faniiucs 81. Il might Ice
called, ID rrtu eel bu,in-ss lie hoped "a
VA. thing would cea.e lie h,d sacrificed hts
private interests hy rem naming hire ia order 10
attend o. puhlic al,ns lie va ready u con
tiuue that sacrifice. aui hc dem ,n.i.i Gu. same
thing of all members Those whom the people
had cosen "a do their bus ine-s shouh be here.
He would order the Clerk "a enter the name at
every absentee without ic,ve upou the journal.
for the purpose that lie people mi ht know upon
whom the resp ,us.b,lii, ot the del,y IN legislation
rested
Mr. Lns-elle novel. IN amendment of M.
Shnatf : motion. thit the House adjourn until .
o'clock TO mDlrnw morning
Carried. and Mr. Speaker declared the House
So adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03

so nel .IH.I.1 "A
IrNirGpsr ArssWs AnEmlcA, pss.

III
Wnsnsks libel ~ infeftnston hss ben nlei IA the
p-r.cf cuust q the tlted sfe-. withln ani ~ fhr
seventh Circuit AID Dstsis ~ lisns. ne 3pth dsy
Of January, las. ~ John Hanna. tsg Attorney fur
III untrd states lof the District vf indiana. ssslnst ne
following described estate. efsdts snd enects WI
liam Hoieowh. O. ~it Pear certain trsnissoFs Notes,
ell dated the iuth q January, lks fef hftsen hundfed
dlafs each pas ahls ith dss 81 October. IN the ,eats
i~G iss7 sd9 sne isai respectively. WITH iu,efe,i
nnal from the iih ociebsf loo nstss sissn ~
one lo-rrhus T. wss Go -eh Nay, ard ~ htm
dof.sd AID transferred o. said William J Holccnb,
far violation of The pa~ep 90 an act ~ c"osr~-s, sp-
proved Juy ~ irdf entitled An act o. sappf lnsufuc-
ton. sunhtrea-on ani fesoa 90 .ciFe a coiscats
the property - Fchsl,, ad fof ogrf pusss, PRAYING
~ against saA property. aud that the same bs
condemned and .alt a. eusnnrs' property
Nov" thefrforv "a pursuance ~ the Insnion undsf Tie
seal said Court directed ard dsVcrrd do hrFs.
BY give publc notice all esimps sad prcrfty,
any part thereoi, of VA ay Interested thercin
ts they o snd appear before the .a ir District Court
~ the United Stale be heli al the city % ni anapo.
H. ~ and fsf the District - Indiana the third Monday
81 February next ~ i0eeock 81 the forenoon oftha, day
and there 60 nferpo.e their claims aud make tAsir
allegations ia that behalf
DoAkLAND ROsf. u M,
~ I. = nIaELow. deputy.
Attest Joas u. Rsa. Clerk fehS-dN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03

ATrIY returned from four yea-S' ur round tne
W. IL. and wing. nce their return. given sixty
TWO UtCF SSFt l. CoNCf IL in ihe City 81 New York.
also visited Washing baltimore and many 81 tire rfi
Cipa ces Il th W-stem states. in 4 Vf which their
Concerts hav been tended by tue largest most fashion,.
able dc het audiences that ever greeted musical
artists wou especially ann'uncr TWO of their
lighy p'pHiar huSlrAL FNIkkrAiNNFN1S a. soove.
Tn F Re 9eroire cbocc collection Of Vocal
Guar cts arr"nacd in their w lecuar si1le also Vi
riety o. the sweetest English. Ia ~ c tch German s1d
SpaHish ballads cxtair humorous Song, Duets, &c.
Aras. Cava mas and Seen frrn hc works OF the IN -
popular allan sd French Masters In addition TO their
n.na choice -l-c ION. ii Vocal Music. they vii pay
each csenins. sc era pieces the celebrated swiss
Bells
The ALEflfANlAN> beg leave t. state 10 their
nerous irend and OF former years, tha- about
four Thy sddei The SWISS u LIS their al
ready superior g and the Pre-. well all
competent naseai crit cs. have pronounced their Eel
Plying superior TO fythng of the kind hears IN
This county,. eSeep' that of h- original swiss Bell
Ringers sbo appeared in the limited State, sboul fifteen
years since
Admission 20 cents Reserved scat 50crnt~. be had
81 Bsni am a Co.'S Music store Commences q; ~
o'clocE
During their ~soum IN foreign lands the Concerts 81
th" AiLf6 HASlANS honorcd BY the attend snce
Of han irrd "f thousands q del CITED fenerS-knCs,
Queens MOBILES. and the mot ,'iucu she'd of the
age ratronzed tir deriainmsnt~ and layi>k"d upon
them 80 fait.ring demonstrations ~ approval
ESz5~ The iiani u>ei a. their GOacerts T. from the
Music "srerooals Of Bauhan Co.
J. u. BOULARD. Manager,
ia"2I ID q. wAt.D4oS, Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03
From Washington.

IMrRAcricABrLiTY or WINTER CAMPAIGN IN
NReiNIA-PRoGREss or rue DislNThGRATioS
OF TnE ARMY eF rHE PoroMAc-lNpIGNATinN
AT PogrER's UNJUST DisMlssAL-TnE ARMY
liIcoMiNG WEARY or THE WAR-AxoTHLR
SPhcIM.S Oh LiScoLSs SrRArEoy-1nE AID
NlNlsrRArioN THRILLING WITH GENERAL fosrLR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03
lNsi Hal
TINTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT oF IN

TINTED STATES or AMERicA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS libel q informa hss been filed la the
District Court Of the United >tates within nd for the
seventh Circuit ami District 81 Indiana, the z9h cay
Of January, 1863 by Johu Hanna ESQ. Atsrney %
the United States for the District az iniiana. against
the foowin te cr ell estate, credit and effects OF
william H. Tse so-~i'. Crriaia Proms~ors Notes amount
ing b srrgste - "a 'ar'. given by aol,crt y.
william. of crrtein real s-is IN Nssi.o on
county. for violation fihe purr. Of congress-
approves July ~ iSs2 entitled M -uppress IN
surrecilou punish iseas and REBELLION re:ze and
conf cite the ifnp'ri obi. ans ofh.r pslr-
pose and PRAY rocs against property and that
the aay nc coassHr and slc enemies pr,sr-
erty.
NDw ttereiOrc. IA ia-a'ce - The mosition under the
seal IL said rscc sil delivered Do mere
By give public rolc 10 AL persons claiming aid property
or part thereof. INTERESTED tereiu
that they - AMI appear ore the said District Court
the United Staie a. b. htid Al the city e Iniinnaps
and for the District If lisana GA the third MONDAY II
Fe~ruarv next o'clock Of the day,
then and there 20 inrrpose their c.sa> and ~ make
their allegations in that behalf
D. G. GOSE e. = Mar.hai
Per l. : BiGEtow, Deputy.
Attest:
JouS Il. Rrs. Clerk 10000 snr febs.di.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03
Attest.
JoHS ". RIA. Clerk.
no. ga,
no. 2i2)
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or q
u DIANA, IS.

(SO. 2ll)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
DIANA, IS:
wHynsss A libel Of Information has been lsd va the
District Court of the United States within and fer the
Seventh Circait and district of INDIANA, on the 2slh
day of January. 1865 10y John Hanna ESQ. Attorney
of the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described estate aud effects II William
Holcomh. to-wii: Three fromsscry Notes, sll dated
1t day OF November. ISIS. for ESQ with intsrcs
from date. payable in !, 2 and years from date
spectiveiy said given ls wilism W Gerard laid
tlccomb; The sad noe. sec red by a csrfsin
mortgage real estate IN Iapoue. Indiana. for
violation Of the Powers 81 OF Congress q July
IT, isG2. entitled An 10 suppress Instruction. pun
i>h treason and rebellion, teze and conhscafr the
proper, Of rebels aud Tor other purposc and praying
process against said property aud that the may 10
condemned and scld a. enemies property.
Now. therefore, ia pursuance OF the monsicn under
the al 0f said directed and delivered do
herebs give public notice 90 all persons claiming said
property, any part thereof In any manner interested
therein that they be- and appear before the said District
Court Of the Unrd States b~ held the city ofndisn
spos in and for the District 81 inana. the third Mon
day ofFebruary at fencock Of the forenoon az that
day. then and there nterose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf.
D. G. ROSE. L. s. Marshal,
Per l. s. BleyIow. Deputy.
Attest:
Jo,,S II. REA. Clerk fcb3-dAt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03

$50. aii)
q rSnEp STATES 90 AMERICA. DISTRICT on IN

ii
u DIANA, s.
WnFaEAs. 4 libel 81 Information has been He'd IN the
District Couu OF the United staies within and for
the Sevcuh Circuit aud District of indiana the 18Th
day vt January. iss3. by John Hanna, ksq., Attorney
lof the VA ted States. for the District II Indiana, snt
the following described credits AID elicit OF oIs Nan
J. liOcOmb, to-Wl; Pour ituissory Noief, all dated
March auth iSGi Tor Ssao 90 EACH pay aide ia l. q AID
year, respectively, from the 1t October, fsUi. with ia
sre~t; laid gsea by John J. Oaks 10
Seth Nay AMI by him assigned aud transferred te sad
iio CONT aid secured by moTgsge on certain real estate
Laporte county Indiana tor violation of the po~rfs ~
ACT OF Congress. aprro,e july W. is6s, sned An
suppress Instruction. punsh TREASON and Tete.
lion, seize and coi'csr the property Of rebss and Tor
purpose and praying process against Sad propey
and that the fanir may b. condemned and sold -
enemies properly
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the nOniiou under the
seal % said court % dire ted and delivered do here
10y give public notice 10 all persons claiming said prVpry
any part ihcfef, ~ any interested thcrein
that they be aud aprar before the sad District Court IL
the United siat~- 70 ne held the city Of Indianapolis
IN and fog The District Of Indiana on he third Moda, q
February pcxf. O'Clock q tho forenoon 81 taat
day then and there 90 fnteroe their claims aud 60 make
their allegations 10 that behalf.
ID. G. kOSf, L. =. Marshal.
Per |. 8 BisELow. D.pGty.
Attest
JoHS u. RsA. Clerk. feb3-diN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03

no 1uI
ITNirgD srArESoF AnHacA. DISTRICT of iNpi.
Ans -
MhsIsa. hhsi n lhfafnailon has been NE. ~ ne
Di.ifict Csar Il The Uuiiea Sisiss. shtia 80 -
CfcaHa lssrtg efIutisia % usf trth go ei
January. l>il. - John Hanna. 80. Aioinef ~ tsa
uiied state 81 N Dlslet a indiana, afsirst ~
losing fescribed az, ere and eufcfs ~ ~ ~"
j Hoc uih. oIf ffoinIs-ory Nsle. dated Sahe.
aFy n, iret due 40 months after dste or tie sam ~
ell "a gvvn ~ seth " ~ a ssid Ho,cer 80
note = sscursd ~ esltsu meFtfaKe lanfs ~ ne
county u Laporie niisns for violation ~ he pssers
II act q ionEress arrfused 1ds ", isti, suttsa
"sn suppress punish ifrascn and 20.
beon sese snd coanc.ls ths prep~fy q rebels snf
for other par,ose. ard praying process against sad
property and that the may be eosnnsd sn1 I'D
nctnie-' property.
Nov therefore IN pufsasncs q the mouison under ne
seal Cour directed ant dslivsfedi d hsfs-
BY give public notice all persons clsm idpraprt
90 any part thsrssf. ~ IN any mannsr intefe~tfd
therein. that they he End pear oefors the saf The
District Couu a the United Staiss a. Ne bid 81 Tie city
~ lndisnagois IN and r the n-tct - INDIANA en me
thr. honav ~ fehfuaff 81 occk ~ thf tors
of hat dsy then aud there % ntrps theif sAins
aud make their Allegations IN that behalf
a. q. nOSE. a. a MsrshsL
NJ q q niss1o~. Drpufy.
Attest
jous n. RsA. Clefk. fsbS-dih
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03

SENATE
Mo~nAy. February 2 1868.
The President calcl the senate % order a ,
o'clu,k. 4 N
Journslo saturday reid aud approved.
AFMoRiAis, &C.
Me DOwney. from citizen. OF OHIO county
Asking chsnre Of the nv IN regard 90 drainage
OF lands. Referred 70 Committee on Agficul.
ture. I|
LEkvE 90 AnsrNcf
Sir New asked and obtained leave of absence
for Senators Berry aud jehkih. until Wednesday
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr Dowpey: That the Adjuiant General be
requested TO report 20 the Senate the reason 90
reasons WIN the Military fand Appropriated by
seciiun of the act of May ~ i-6l fpr the or
g,nr,tion OF the Indiana Militia. bis not been
diririhuied according 90 sections 5 aud IT thu,
act. whether IL j. the intention OF the Adiu,ant
General 10 have such distribution made. AMI Il %.
wneu nnd II not. shy: VI further LEGISLATION -
necessary 10 authorize -ach or any other distri.
button. and 4 80. ol ~lat uatafe Adopted
M Nes: That when the Senate adjourn Il be
until Wednesday ~ \ " Adoptcl
Mf M,uls. Adkins ihc Auuliiof of state "a rs-
pott 10 the senate shstttyt"t 'hs rvpit. male
o. him ct the ices 81 County Awiitor- Adopted
On motion col Mf. Wolfe ,he senate adjourned
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lx0 zi4s
LIMITED STATES o. AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN.

f<0. zi4f
TNTrfD STATES OF kNERis.A INSTRUCT or IN.
DIANA. So
weF--~. hb--i Information has ~~-, .i~d IN the
District Court q he tnifel = stes within end for the
Scvcnth tircui Hi lsscs o Ind ana on the 18th fav Of
January lsss ~ John Ilsrus ES Atorres af,h- United
states for the District 81 indiana, foiine
scntc srtai" ere -. nneys sni rec- q CIR AIN rcr.
son> unknwn. o. VI s45 90 in cash the han q
J. w. fyrths; also t1~ % SIS ~ cssh Ia the
hailds q r. %. Mcc am f,r ,iofafioa 81 The
powers 81 an act ofCsness Iuly II 1851 entiisd
An act - snfpres in-urr~ctisr punish treason aud
rebelloni seize an esniss-ie ne sl~riy & rebels
and for 9th y purpose ad prsyiDg process against
sad cash, and that the same NAP BE- condemned and
sold a crcfnie.' property
Now. therefore, pursuance Tire under The
seal OF sadCourf directed AMI delivered do here.
by give public nOce 10 al claiming cash.
part thereof. Interested therein.
that they end appear Jrfs tine ssd. Tie % Caort
Of the United Sta;e- &c ei6 city cf
Ia and ior thu tTict VI adiana the bird Monday of
feo uary next At ten eSk efth~ freno< sf fhaf az,
thea and there 70 iaerposc their claims and make their
allegations IN that irhad
u. q. IsuSE- UniSed States Marshal.
BY l. s. BsskIow. Deputy.
Aff-st:
foas ~ RIA Clerk. feb1-
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xs nv al. those in olhce a. well - those eat al
one Nv shnfl. " hts f,,hlully defeniei and
a lyocafei the pIinciplc- ot the Democratic
put, lit hs- simply spoken ihe sentiment oi
over thirty thuussud VOTERS Va ia. cll,. ali 81
nesslt three huifs~i thuu-sf.i sofer- cs.infD-ifR
a MAJORITY 81 The elestss- ~ ri. Safe. eaeh aud
all 81 ~hnsn sse osfrsg~i by thi- arbitrary std
unswlul ct We slsrm further ronlmsni nnne'
ce-.sss We sabmit t,e csc 10 the pnI'iic. RELY
ins appn truth aud justice for the sllsca''s'' 81
ths esafss al ts paper asd dos ths evsssssas.ssea
OF tfis arbitrary act
The foregoing article has been submitted 10
~ add IN our opinion there y nothing N u n
violation of any Law Of the United Sla1es. OF Of
The state ef Pennsylvania