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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-30
$4,000

Total SloS,c,o
Each certificate will be sold separately and in the or
der given but IN will ether Of said GER
tfcses be of and sold by for less thsn seveu
tyye per Uf the par value Thereof Certhcs,e 81
purchase will b. By eyecut and deliveries 10 the
purchaser vh ca. under and oy the OF the de-
will entitl. the pu chasers 20 have the said GER
thcaie Of stock purchased regularly transferred as oT
the laws Of the state o. Indiana ced and new GER
tifcate, issued n Of regular transfer, and ali
moneys pad by the purchasers are 70 be and re
The order and control Of the Court until the
shall duly notified By that such transfer DIS
bern made By he officers OF the state OF Inciana-fhus
the OF purchasers carefully guarded Each
the above certificates offered for sale draw interest
from the hrst day of January, A. 1854 bat no inter
est prior 10 that date DAVID 6 R0SF,
L. 5 Marshal.
March 2s,s, 1885, mare -d'f'l apr23
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.
MARsHAL's NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Sale
DISTRICT or INDIANA.

DY VIRTUE or A Certified COPY OF DECREE
Id and veudnioni expor a.. Issued and directed
by he Clerk Of the United States District Court for the
district Of Indiana will 2sd day Of April 1854
the Office Of the Treasurer of the State IN the City Of
Indianapolis between he hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ. and
O'Clock ~ Of said day, expose 70 sale at public ont
cry the highest bidder for cash hand slV9 900 Of
Indiana five PEI State Stocks, the number Of the
certificates Of which, the respective amounts thereof
follows.
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NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
To the Voters Of the .y'imfh Ward
i'm the City Of TndianapOIis.f3

zrOTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT An ELECTION
u viii be held al the house Of Nicholas Hof'neis,er
On The northweseorner Of New York and Noble streets
N SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of April 1854. 20 elect one
Councilman, 10 oil the vacancy in the Common Council
~ he city 81 indianapolis in the Ninth Ward oeca-
ss,ned by the resignation o. William Wallace, Esq
JOAN UNVERSAw CRY Marshal.
Indianapolis, March sd. lss+-r4&r2S-elo
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EST RAY.

StTRAYFD FRO THE STABLE OF THE UNDER.
- SIGNED Saturday evening. the 10th INST small
Dark Brown Mare Is hands high old this spring,
hind feet white the inside of right hind leg.
in the forehead no other marks recOllected.
beral reward will be paid any person returning her
TO Dezells stable on Maryland street, indianapolis.
mar29-dat JAMES OGSD0N.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-30

HrQD ~ 81 HE RRX
D ELL & JON ES,
REL ESTATE AGENTS,

SEVERAL FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOTS on THE
- best sire 3 in the Northein part Of the city, for sale
Of very reasonable figures.
Three Brick Housee within five squares OF Wash
ingOn street north in complete order built with all the
modern imprOv and with lots nicely set in shrub
berry, which nice pieces of property as any IN
Some Of the best Mil property in the State for sole at
low prices and on long time. mar30-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-30

nRAwING FIVE. PR CENT. INTEREST, CAN BIZ
~ had a. par, for the next few days. AZ the First
National Bank Of indianapolis mar7s-di~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-30
DAILY SENTINEL.

rBE 0sroy IT MUST Be pREsERvEo-IJ.crso,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MARCH 80.
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$qaBllpllle &lOi0lt.
VIZ. CAMKRoy q co., PaAIsasr..
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 1854,
Advance in Prices OF Subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence of the increased cost
Of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegraphic reports, subsistence, dc,
the Proprietors of The NAsHyLLE
Union. have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
&c. They have adopted q new scbed-
uie, as appears above, and which viii 60
into effect on Monday, Sept Goth, and
be scrupulously adhered to-
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust,
however, that it viii not be long before
the country is relieved Of the high pri-
ees which are draining the resources Of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates We shall be most hap
Ply to return to them as soon rs circun-
stances viii justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support Of the
friends and patrons of the UsIov
WN. CAMERON 6 Co.
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Kearney vs.. Mcclellan

Inc following extracts from q pyj~
Fate letter Of the lamented kearnev.
written June %, 1862, two DAYS before
the commencement of the seven DAYS
battles show that the political ambition
ct the Dung Napoleon had its or
igin as fur back as the Peninsular cam
paign, and that his motives were fully
Head by the soldier, who was far more
than his equal in every respect This
letter has never before been printed
lie has now got us in queer posi-
ton, which is neither witty nor bright
The golden season of attack Is lost We
have allowed them 10 collect more naen.
to establish more forts, to plant heavier
guns, and to try forays in our rear.
With all my desire of pushing ahead
think that 1t is now nearly too late. &C
least, II we do it, it viii only be by more
hazardousventures and Infinitely more
bloodshed than at any previous period
our last chance the ninth or tenth
thrown away } was after the battle OF
Fam Oaks, when all our troops should
have been brought into action. and our
way forced into Richmond Then 10
might and most probably would have
been successful
Now, I must say that Mcclellan has
calmly resigned himself TO waiting for
endorsements. But in doing this. the
enemy collects two men to our one.
while Mcclellan testifies his fears by
throwing up Notifications at every
point, as if we were beaten army
He breaks down the men by overwork.
and covers them by his proof OF dis
trust, and you will soon find that the
enemy will throw himself on our com
munications, aud repeat his forays-
perhaps, even to forcing as To retire 10
cover them. Mcclellan is no General.
with All his talents lie has not the re-
hottest aptitude for war. / sometimes
feas, from his management Of this war.
that lie regards it more in q political
than o military point of yiew-that hc
desires 10 time his military conquest
with certain political ripeness oil the
SOuth--at best a very hazardous mat
ter, when it IS with the astute, and w.ly.
and uuprincipled Southerner that hr
attempts to plsy such a game and
when one reflects that it engenders de
lay, which is the sure defeat Of all ar.
mics
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ehlo Coagressmen Elected.

Dr. James Williams, Secretary Of the
State Central Committee, who is the
best posted man in the State hands me
the following in regard TO Cougressmen
I'm the Ninth District, General Buck
land is elected by 100, home vote
Eighth, ilubbell succeeds bv 900. on
home vote. Sixteenth, Bingham fails or
the home vote by less than 100. The
soldiers vote viii bring him through
strong Thirteenth, Deiano falls 1000
short on the home vote The soldier,
vote VIII elect him by 700 Fourteenth.
Walker is elected By 500 on the home
vote Sixth, Clark majority on The
home vote, about 800; Eleventh. Bundv
e!ec'ed by 1900 on the home vote
Fifteenth, Plants goes in by 400 on
the home vote; Tenth, Ashly fails by
over 800 The soldiers vote will elect
him BY loo votes; Twelfth, naeagre
returns II is supposed that Finck, cop
perhrad, has over two thousand ma
iority. The soldiers vote will rednce IL
70 40 least GOO There is 10 discount
from yesterday. Seventeen Union Con
gresmen are elected from Ohio.-C1l
f.5.a.rrl4L
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Is - TO sasElD.z.. m9gemsnt..

Is RrG4ED To SuEEfDAx's movements
the View York Times says
As 10 the ultimate purpose Of Sheri-
dan, we need not speculate: there Is 40
doubt that his present movement is IN
accordance with orders from Lieut. ten
Grant who L0ppa,ed to De in Washing
ton when Sheridan made his adyancr
upon Early, three weeks ago. and again.
il seems Happened 10 be la Washington
when Sheridan began his retrograde.
in TINS connection the Richmond Senti-
mel Of Saturday last tells us that since
tie second Of this month. the Yankees
have been unnpg trains on the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad. from Alex.
andria to the Rapphannock River, aud
il says Il IL probable that Sheridan
designs 10 ttrolo haaas5 upon Iis nee bee
with view 70 place himself nearer %
Grant aud thus facilitate combined and
simmaDeOus Operations against
Richmond
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4 New Dodge OF Union yharDsbooters

iFf0m tie Richmond Examine. CO.,
Conceive a line Of battle behind a
brea stwork each man squatted com
pletely out Of sight, firing over his
shoulders, while, instead Of exposing
his head and hands to the advancing
confederate, he looks away from the
enemy, and narrowly examines the
stock Of his own gun. Two little mir
rors, scientifically placed al the proper
engle, and attached 10 the stock, enable
the soldier 10 see the sight on bis
barrel and all that comes within range,
without expecting any part Of his pre-
ciou5 person.
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something New.

There ia deserter from the rebel ar.
my In this place who was IN trent Of th,.
army Of the Potomac while Mcclellan
was in command, and who tells the 81.
loving about Mcclellan and save h.. e "a
swear 10 the truth Of the statement
he was on guard at Gen johnson 3
(rebel) headquarters one day when bic
Ciellan rode up and met the rebel
JOhnson with a smile and q hearty
shake Of the hand, after which greeting
they proceeded inside johnson tent
aud remained several hours in conyer-
sation. What passed between them he
does not know lie knew il was a
Omitted States officer and by little sly
maneuveTing about headquarters hc
LEANED from private conversation that
Ii was Gen Mcclellan. wonder the
rebel arulv in front Of Richmond are
hurrshing FOR Little Nae '---Norfb l7.-
f5n fn Dsaisr
We have soldiers ia this citv who esiu
verify the aboye.--5iafsss faf , Geo
4 question for theoiosisnz Is Il pro-
family 10 call the CoDpefheads 81 linda
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The Ladies, Ala Association

Whose appeal you so generously grant
ed a place in your columns, promised to
acknowledge contributions received,
which we gratefully do hoping that
each. donor may enjoy ''that blessing
which maksth rich and addeth Do
yo,.ro,,
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Five Horses Stolen 4!

On SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER SIN FROM
the Tenue=-ee Hospital for the Ilsane, four
horses: One EeTy langs deep-colured tssy borse
one psir Of fne grey horses with short tails, AID
one f0Trel mare.
There sas ai-o stolen from this Institution, about
fortnight since. aArk hsy horse, four years oid.
viii a1ye sou f5r the returu 81 the horses. and
Ten Cents eAch for me niiserable thieves Eho steal
from this CLARITY. W r JONES
ocfi1-iE Phys and Superintendent
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County Court--BedGOrd County


Solomon Revis et al
as. BIZ TO sell land IN Bed
The widow and heirs Of ford County
David ReTis ct al.
In this case it appearing TO the Court that the
widow and heirs Of David Revs, IT,, decd, snd the
unknown children Of Elizabeth Wade, all Of whom
are made defendants IN the cause. are non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee, that the OrdI-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon them
It Is ordered that publication be made n the Nash
VILE Weekly Union, newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville for four successive weeks, requlr-
ing said defendants to appear beOrs this Court at
the Courtroom, in Sheloyyllle on the FIRST TGesaay
after the first Monday IN december mex, 70 slead,
answer or demuT 70 mplainan.'s bill, or the same
Wit be taken for confessed and set for hearing 20
r1rfs JOS. II. THOMSON,
W. r. WfsESEE Clerk and Master.
Solicitor. octl5-iw; prs fee 8.
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4 Fine Todd County Farm for
Sale,

ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF
"A /. 3. LEAvELL, deceasso, viii offer for saile
70 the highest bidder On the premises, on Thurs
day, the eth day Of January, ls6i, that Vel known
and valuable Farm lying n the south part q Todd
county Ky, and known o. the Trenton Farm,
containing $50 acres about SO sores cleared aud 10
high state Of cultivation. SID farIn o. tEstlT-
passed for fertility Of soil and advantages Of 10 atty
by any farm IN SOutoern kentucky-it being conYc-
nient 20 ehurrhes, SCHOOLS, rne merchant mills,
and within seven miles Of the Memphis Brsnch
Railroad. The improvements are a large blsck
dwelling with 81 necessary out buildings. AfirtbeF
description j. deemed unnecessary, a. any persOn
sishif % purchase caa have an opportunity Of
viewing the premises by applying . Mr. 4 hon a.
Mcclure or Mr. George Rutherford, Ireniou, by,
or any further information can b. had by apply ug
to me n L,uisyie.
TTRMs.-The above fsrm vii ~ sold on credit
OF ten years. the purchaser giving his notes ~ ten
euual annual payments, without interest until the
notes sre dine; the payments 10 - secured ~ per-
sonal secur ~, and lea retained upon Tie land
until he last mote Is p q.
The farm vii ie sold in body or ~ deiarhed
portions Il required 70 suit purchaser, sale o.
lake place Al the usual hour.
JAMES l. LAWSON.
Admir- a the Estate Of L. B. esye ree'd,
oetf-l-r VITA he VII alleAel-
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1" ARCTIC"
Soda Water,
Choice Syrups..
STEPHENS, JANNEY 4 co.
July 2l-3m
ORDINANCE DEPARTMENT.,


NASHVILLE, TENN., Oct IL, 1864.
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- At this Office until Tuesday, October 18th. lsG4,
At " o'clock, NJ, for furnishing this Department
with good, merchsntablc HARD WOOD.
The whole quantity 10 be supplied vi he st least
One Hundred and Fifty Q5A) Cords and not 10 ex-
coed Three Hundred and fifty $50 Cords. Bidders
will state the price per cord al HIGH hey VII liver
the $50 cords and the nte Of delivery. The first
delivery 10 be made or before the lst day OF No
yeInber next and ut such point in this city as may
be designated by the undersigned.
Bidders will also stste az what price per cord
they will deliver huch more a may be required
not TO exceed the maximum amount Indicated
above.
Bids to be in duplicate, and accom- panied by q
cory Of this advertisement
No bid will be received except from oval parties,
and each bid must be accompanied w al Oath of
Allegiance, taken before competent authority.
The successful bidder or b,lers viii s required
20 enter nto bonds for the faithful Performance Of
the ir contracts.
The right j. reserved n reject any or u bids.
Bidders vii lie present when ther hds are
opened
z F. TOWNSEND,
Capt. Is Infantry, COmnd. Depari.
Oct l2-l3t
Times and Cumberland Journal copy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20
r E M OV AL

TINOAI. PARRISH & P. CHEATHAM HAVE RE
i moved their Barber SHOP from 4e Cherry street,
to "A Summer street, under the New Theatre,
where they are fitting mp neat and tasty shop,
second % none in the city. Their old customers
viii bear THIS in mind; and they earnestly solicit
the patronage Cf as many ones as are disposed
% give them a call They viii commence business
N their rev shop on Saturday morning next, sth
inst Private cups for ali gentlemen desiring them.
oct6-lw@
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SIS Reward.

7 osT. on THE % or 81 INST /, A CAPTAINS
i Commision, i'i-chsrge paper, and Ill Of ez-
pen-es for recruiting Company ard TIA sf.ortatlcn
o Knoxville. Tie finder Nill be- paid the shove
reward upon delivering the papers % J0ns Atr.
CAaPHEfL. ~ NO. 81 Cherry street, sOuih 81 bfosd-
OcfT-l9s THOMAS 5TEPHEAs.
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Horses for Sale.

VyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS AND Will CON-
1 sian:ly keep on hand Saddle and Harness
Horses Also horses for all work
Parties leaving horses with me 10 hoard, can rely
anon their bring thoroughly Croomed, and album
dainty Ged. si take a linn "a number Of young
colts, and hsDdio and break them % harness aud
Saddle, for q reasonable compensation
q. W. WILKINSON,
sepIs-lms Welch's Stable, resrof e \. College.
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MARRIAGH ANn FuNFRtL NOTICES
ANNoUNcEMENTs OF oaNDiDaras.

rOf s'-;tte Sliicef-... i'.
i Ut NAilli-l Dlli 81 no..
We the nndersignei have THO day sdoptsd lhe
shove fslee for advertising, % W.l-l re hIGt Oir-
Ives strtctiv - Hdhrrr
I'M CANIgKDN 60.
JCFN WALLACE ~ tro pi-rrt-i-
BARRY, WlNHAM : co. f5r Hl-s.
NAsHUILE, GESN., sept -. ls5t
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RATEg OF ADYRRTIsINa.
70 ADVERTISERS N gEfAIh,

Advertisements in th- Special Column. FIRST lmC,
from 20 5 lines, a o0-e5ah additional ine,
cents; subsequent Insertions, - cent? lr line IN
Local COumu, first TINS, from TO 81 ifla-. % u.-
earh additional line, 30 cents; Subsequent iHser-
tons, Il cents per line.
AL sdyerhsemeuts pccH1yIl1 s-e.ai position,
and q double column Advertisements, Viii Dee
charged S3l per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
viii oe CHARGED a the regular adger- sing rster,
and must lnvaln,tly BE- pa'd ina adsaure, og 90 m-
sertion made.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

DEV. Il. l.. WAYLAND, A. NJ, ASSISTED By
~ ube Instructors proposes 60 open al Evening
kcHooi flr losI, Aifn aaI Boy, az the Bzptf-t
Par unsee. on fPoIk avenue fnear Church street
heiAeen Vlnc aad spree,l on Thursday. AZ +. NJ.
Apply % mail Tor a ClFcuisr, or cad. ca Mr.. Wey-
land 3 re Parsonage, o. on Rev. J. s Malone, next
dos North.
Efp-1-4
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.

william Fl. wisener, ST.. Petition 70 remove
- ~ 100
Thomas G. Mosy, Admir-, &c. Administrator.
In this csse itsppesrng TO the Court that Thomas
G Mosly, the defendant, Is a nonresident of the
State of Tennessee so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on him: Il is ordered thst
publication be made in the Nashville Weekly Union,
q newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, for
four successive weeks, requiring said Mosly to
pear before said Court, At the Courtroom, 10 Shell
byYille, on the first Monday 10 December next, 10
plead, answer or demur to compliments petition,
or the same will be taken confessed ard set for
hearing er Ddyfs JOS. H. THOMPSON,
Ocil3-4 v; prs fee, $3.50 Clerk and Master.
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Internal Revenue.
of income Tax.
Income Tax Of Five per Cent.


Is TO he assessed and paid on the gains profits, or
income for the year enoing the alst day Of Decen-
Der, 1863.
Except in cases hereafter named, the basis Of
this specisl ASSIGNMENT Will he the assessment
VIII ch was made on the FIRST Monday in May OF the
year IsG4.
The additions and charges made to the May as
sessment are as follows:
LIST where parties fulsd 10 make their returns
in detail 30 as 70 show the ources of their income,
the returns must be again made out and rtturnel
20 the respective Assistant Assessors 50 a. TO in
clude all the sources OF revenue.
p. All persons in the employment CT the United
Sta-es, whether IN clyll, military, or naval ca
pacity. must make new returns, so ~ to inciu e
the amount Of per cent, already Ce1ucted by the
Government and on the perez thus deducted
an additional tax of per cent. must he asses ed
and paid.
81. An persons who have "a led to return the
amount Of Income derived from dividends Of Banks,
Railroads, and other similar corporations, must
make out new returns, 50 As TO include the above
named itemp, ana all income derived from bonds
OF the United States muss be returned On all of
these ifens tax Of ) psr cent. must be assessed
and paid. ~
The returns Of this special assessment must he
made TO the Assists Asses sOrs previous to the
lOth dsy Of November, 1864, and II be payable on
ana alter tire lst of November, aud sDy peIsr fsl
ing 70 make returns, as provided for n TIE La, viii
be assessed BY the Assistant Assessor Of HE own
knowledge ana belief, from which assessment there
Is no appeal.
Ali returns OF assessment OF income are open for
5oHN McCLEI LAND,
assessor 2f District Tenn
octI5-iw No. 10 Cherry street.
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4 question for theoiosians Is i pro-
family 70 call the Copperheads OF inds-
ana, the Odd damned democracy
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-17
Court Proclamation.

NTHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White.
w President Judge, and the Hons. C. s.,
Jones and u. g. Colvin, Associate Judges OF
the Conrts of Oyer & Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace.
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the twenty-frst day OF
Deer, in the year Of our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred aid sixty three, and to ue
directed, for holding court of. Oyer Termi-
ner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Sss.
sions of the Peace, Orphans court, and court
of Common Pleas in the Borough Of Coudsrs-
port on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Febr,
next, aud to continue one week:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Constsblss
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock, AN. OF
said day, with their rolls, records inqusi-
tions, examinations, and other remenbrances,
to do those things which 20 their officer ap-
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their recognizances 20 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail Of
said county of Potter, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at CoudeIsport Janr. IL, 1864, and
the seth year of the Independence of the United
States Of America.
D. C. LARRABEE.