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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-19
HAs eEN LEE nrrx arrrrorcrpf

sis understood here that Lee has received
two heasy reinforcemenis since the c. mpaign be
gan One. Of % 600 troops from the West.
which joined bin on the 9Th, az Spottsylvana;
and the other. Of 5000 troops under Beaurs
gard. who were sent 40 from Richmond or the
lOth. and who were to occupy the defenses on
the North Anna uotil Lee fell back to that point.
This would make bis present force. after deduct
ing bis probable losses in the nine DAYS cam
paign, about / Is 900 or lbs 900 men OF one
thing you may rest assured. the rebel leaders are
determined 70 give Lee enough troops 10 defeat
our armies and defend Richmond successfully.
il they have 10 withdraw every soldier from
North Carolina, and II they have 10 leave Gen.
Joe Johnston with barely enough men 70 bold
Atlanta Probably by this time Gen Butler be
gins to comprehend that the troops be has found
in his front are not Beaaregsrd's. but some of
those that assisted" at the capture Of Plymouth:
and that he has not, and cannot, prevent Beaure.
gard from reinforcing Lee.
ABILITY OF TIE REBELS TO REINFORCE GEN. LEE.
Before the actual opening OF the present spring
campaign General Johnston had at Dalton and
near there over eighty thousand veteran troops.
The rumor that be has retreated from Dalton
had its origin in toe fact that he has sent away
twenty thousand Of his troops as stated above,
to reinforce Gen. Lee.
III 10 - necessary 10 90 so IN OrOer 10 Cefeat
General Grant. the rebel leaders will draw
twenty thousand more troops from General
Johnston. and then perhaps General Johnston
will have to evacuate Dalton. But With forty
thousand OF such troops as those who compose
his army land our Western soldiers have proved
their metie) General Johnston can fall back
upon the Coosa river first, and then uoon the
Etawah. and can, at all events, delay General
Sherman's advance upon Atlanta until the fate
of the campaign in the East is decided
THE FATE OF THE REBELLION sTAKED on THE
ISSUE
The rebels have never before staked the fate
Of their struggle for independence and a separate
nationality upon the issue OF one campaign But
they have done it this time. If Gen. Grant is
finally victorious in this campaign il is not Gen
Lee alone that will be defeated He will defeat,
in effect the armies of Johnston aud Beaure
gard. And Richmond will not be the only
price which victory will give INTO his hand.
From Richmond our victorious legions can make
All easy overland march to Charleston. and cap
ture that city by the only way that il ever can be
taken, namely. by assault from the land side
Savannah MOBILE, Wilmington will all success
sively fall. aud the military power of the rebel
lion will be broken. The rebel leaders know
this far better than do, and hence the despe-
ration of their efforts to defeat Grant and save
Richmond DRUID.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-19

cX A rich citizen of Springfield transferred"
several shares of stock to a non resident in order
to evade the tax thereon After receiving sever
al tat dividends free of tax, he died. but now the
heirs cannot find the bogus stakeholder. and the
company refuses to sign the transfer. A bad
Joke for the heirs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-19
MARSHAI'S NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Notice.


u TRlCT OF INDIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District of Indiana the 18th day Of
April 1864, by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for the District Of Indiana against the life
interest Of Adam Mcdonald In and 70 the fol-
lowing described real in the county Cas-
State Of Indiana, .owit Lots Nos. IS aud 46 George
Tiptons Isl addit ion 10 LOganspor Also Lot No Sc in
of John Tptons let addition Loxsns-
port Also. Lot No l2T, John Tiptons addition
to LoganspOr he the said Mcdonald being the owner
thereof and person guilty Of aiding an armed rebellion
against the Government of he United STATES
for violation Of toe laws the United States by the
SAID Adam Mcdonald. be, the laid Mcdonald, being a
rebel in against tine Government OF the United
States and praying process against laid real estate
that the may he condemned and sold as enemies
property.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming said
real any part thereof any
thereto that they be and before the said the Dis
tct Court of the United States to be held the city OF
Indianapolis in and for the District Of Indiana, on the 81
Tuesday Of May next. 10 o'clock Of the forenoon
of that day. and then and there nerpose their claims
and make theiI allegations in that behalf
d. @. ROSE, .. s. Marsha,
ByI- s BIGELovV, Deputy
WATT J. SMITH, Clerk. my6-dltt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-19
----------------
FOR SALE,
Room No. Taibott & News Block,

4 VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES, WITHIN FIVE
miles Of the city in northwest direction so
in cultivation rich garden, balance good timber
walnut, ash poplar, &c. Mol pike, worth 800 per
acre, the timer in the will bring it. Price s75
per acre in liberal payments.
ALSO--A FARM northwest OF the city and about five
miles, fifty cleared balance in timber Price $40
in payments
ALS''-i COTTAGE HOUSE of rooms. summer ki;ch-
en- we'll ctern eel ar good wood house and stable lot
large, on North East street. Immediate possession.
Payments easy.
ALSO-i BUSINESS AND DWELLING HOUSE COM
bined, Massachusetts avenue for $250O-S500 n
balance in four annual payments with interest Property
neat and desirable, under rent of 1900 per year.
ALS0-I NEW HOUSE on North Mississippi street,
good well lot 40 by 1875 feet 80 feet alley the
rear. Cheap at $4,000, in payments.
A DOUBLE COTTAGE Of eight rooms two large eel.
lars cool shrubbery, &C. $500 cash and $50 per month";
rents for s2s per month"; lot 80 by los feet only three
squares from Washington str ct on louisiana Price
$4,000
ALS0-A HOUSE AND lot $500 on South Delaware
street House rooms, lot IS by IS ee s30Ocasb, the
balance in and years. my DIST
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-19
Correspondence Of the New York World
BALTIMORE, Nav IA. ls6.


In vie. OF the facts which have learned to-
day, and which you will find below. it is to be
greatly regretted that General Grant has deter.
mined Ito fight il ont on the line" of the over.
land route il. indeed. his dispatch TO that efe
has been correctly deciphered the war Office
Costly and difficult a. has been his m arch of hf
teen miles from the Rapidan to the Pc, il is a.
nothing compared with what lies before him in
sxty-iye miles that lie between Pc and Rich
mond 1t our army has succeeded in forcing the
passage OF the Pc. il is not likely that they will
encounter much very serious opposition at Mat
river But il will be very different when North
Anna is reached.
TYPOGRAPHICAL FEATURE or THE NEW DEFENSIVE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-19

\ DoIbLk skiCk COTTAGE house. NO ,z-
~ West south street one .r.a h.Is -. ~ 10
three rooms anc kitchen. cemented cellar, unser ssh
Nth cistern and porch Possession riven imnsS.,sIx
hts gooa. Fer particulars call Log.n'- Groesry
"yA' r. LOGAN.
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@eotral.
How to Keep in Good Health
~ ~ N H-Tl-IJ AND ~ = 7'l-II
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE


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tongue, liver complaints, pains n the back and legs,
oss OF Appetite sleepiess nights coc, cramp, pam
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COUGH NO MORE. aW
TRY sTBIcKLANp's MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
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Thisis the best aud cheapest remedy for Coughs,
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aAVas oHfel ne most eepPsis Printing EstAb CON
hshnsntAin sonshsn Ohio, our helissf for dSInsAilsq
Ends Of Work, Book Plain or omHmsRtAl,ars hrsisdT
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

CrATE OF 1OWA-W Woodbury. County,
~ IS. In the District Court ia and for
Woodbury. county, State of Iowa-Apr I
term, A. D. 1865
Augustus kountze vs.. J. D. NJ. Crock we'll
y, aud Dorcas A. Crockwell. r -.
10 J. d. NJ. Crockweil and Dorcas A.
CrockweIl, defendants: +.
n You are hereby notified that there is
aow on file in thu Office d the Clerk of
the District Court of W oodbury county,
State of Iowa, the petition of Augustus
koun:ze claiming Of the Defendant J. D.
NJ. Crockwell, the sum of thirty.,hree hun.
dred and thirty seven dollars and interest
oa tho same Is money due on six promis-
sorry noses-thres Of which are dated the
18TH day Of September, a. ID. 1857, and
three the 26th day Of July, A. b. 1858;
and also praying for the foreclosure of
two mortgages executed, by the said de.
pendants. }, d. NJ and Dorras A. Crock.
well. The first of said mortgages dated
the 18Th .dsy'ot Septcmber, a. u. 1851,
idpop the following described tract Of land,
to-wit: The north half of section thirty.
one (3l), in township number eighty
eight 1881. north of range. number forty
seven l4I, west Of tho fifth principal
meridian. The second Of said morg cages,
dated the 10Th day Of July, a. u. 1858,
and upon the foliowing described tracts of
land, wit: The south west quarter Of
the south east quarter Of section thirteen
in township eighty.seven (S7), in range
ferty eight (4S) west also, the north half
of lot namher two (2), in section three 81
and all Of section twenty five (25), in
township eighty seven ISL, range forty
eight, west; also, the south east quarter
OF the north enst quaster Of section thirty
1907, IN township ei2htyrisht (Ss), in
range forty seven az west !; also the west
halt Of the north west quarter, and the
west half Of tie south west quarter of see
tion thirty in township eighty seven tS7)
north, IN range forty seven (47) west, ali
in said county of Woodbury., which mort.
cages were executed and delivered for the
purpose of securing the payment Of the
notes aforesaid, together with interest on
the same.
Now unless you appear thereto and de-
tend before noon Of the second day Of the
-~ next term Of the District court
US. of Woodbury.. county aforesaid
Rev. to be begun and holden a.
Stamp. Sioux City, in said county on
= -- the third Monday of April, A.
d. 1865, a default will be entered against
rou and judgment rendered thereon in
accordance with the prayer O. said petition.
AUGUSTUS koUNTzE, Petitioner.
JOHN CURRiER, Atty. ior petitioner
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

NTATE OF IOWA--Woodbury County
y IS In the District Court in aud for
Woodbury. county, State Of Iowa-April
term. A. ID. 1865. >..
William Montgomery va. Hattie Oliver,
Williams Hopkins. guardian of Hattie
Oiiyer,1 Daniel Rider and George S
Thompson.
To Hattie Oliver (minor daughter Of vii
liam r.. Oliver. deceased. and William
Hopkins guardian Of said minor daugh>
teri Daniel Rider and George s.
Thompson. defendants.
4Yon are hereby notified that on or be.
fore the srd day of April, A. . 1865,
there will be on file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court of Woodbury.
county, Iowa, petition Of William Mont.
gome-y praying for the partition of GER
tain town property, the same being real
estate and owned by you; and the said
plaintiff jointly and situate and being in
Sioux Gay, county md State aforesaid,
and which will be fully described in said
petition Said plaintiff further claims
the sum of twelve hundred dollars and
legal interest thereon rs money Justly due
him from you by reason of his having
paid and expended the same for your use
and benefit in paying the taxes on said
real estate; and further asks that your
interest in said real estate or 40 mich
thereof as shall be just and proper BE-
awarded 10 him in paym cnt of said clnim.
Now unless you appear thereto and de-.
fend before noon Of the second day of tho
[ ---~--> next term Of the District court
7 u. s. Of Woodbury. county aforesaid
I Rev. to be begun and holden at
(s,amp Sioux City IN said county on
-,~- the third Monday of April. A.
u. 1855, default will be entered against
you md Judgment rendered ,hereon in nc.
cordance with the PRAYER Of said petition.
-ea@. WnLixM Alosrcnvtgy, PHI 1
BY his Attorney: JONI eusnien. iw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

Isaac Henderson, late navy agent at N.
York. has been indicted by the Grand
Jury for detrauding the Government out
Of Sl28, O00 Mr.. Henderson is tie pub.
Usher Of he New York Eyen;n Post, a
paper that has suffered 30 many pangs
over the d!sloyalsy Of Democrats, that
eonnsels ecouamy among the people AID
publishes polished essays on integrity
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PhilRIcluhlu.

nlSEASKS of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinary
l. and Sexual Systems--new and reliable treat
III eRftn reports of the Howard Associat ion--Sent
Address, Dr. J. skillin Hong htai. Howard Asscea-
Ito n, NJ. South Sihth Street Philadelphia, Penn
~ .anix. vol1nelniy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24
Slraycd

1SROM vermtllion, u. T.. on or about the l2th
I day OF August last, one IRON n MARE about
our years Old. thistelow on the ahouldec, and
unp above knee on left leg, caused by Rick. She
rainier slight built and long logged. Any person
eturning raid mare. or giving Information as 10
whore she may be found, VIII he lbera!iy rewarded
80 Esa %@.5* JOHN kEENAi.N
kieax City, Dee. Cd, 1861.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24
Geo. 4. LOWE s. CO.,
Forwardcrs and Commission
Merchants,
Near the Depot
NEVADA. ........ IOWA.

All Freight consigned to MS will lie ba ndled with
care, and forwarded promptly. Ne are Agents for
r. shutters Chicago Wagons keeot d
full supply Of these celehr ated Wagons constantly
on hand warrant them in every resreet.and sell
them at the lowest Cash prices. Also.
Agents Tor George W. Browns Corn Planters and
Stafford ) Gnrn Cultivators-acknowlei lodged BY all
who have used them to bo he beat in use.
SAT-. Water Lime, Stuccn and Plas-
terInE liar always on hand, and sold at low
market rates. Refer 10 Weare L A llison, II. D.
Booge Il 10, and b. I. Hedges, Sioux City. " ooa'
bury county, Iowa. noyaS-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

The Milwaukee .S.aiine! says that Cen.
Sullv is left in temporary conman! Of tho
Northwestern Department, and further
says
In the probable contingency Of Genera!
Pope's permanent assignment to another
command. *wilI, we presume, be his sue
eassor. General SulIy is entitled to this
position rs the ranking officer in this de.
partmen,, and still more by his able and
successful! conduct # two lDdlaa cam.
ipaigns, and ~ his thorough ard intimate
acquaintance with the Northwest, vii tsre
Indians aid with the proper Foley to be
pursued toward them. No ofsi GER in the
army has had SO long Or sariei an expe
renee in dealing and lighting With the
etvar~s, who viii for man1 years stand in
the way Of the extension Of our frontier
settlements. and mono has demonstrated
such ability in lighting them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

ARMY uSlFoEMs.-A recent order of the
War Department gives official authorize.
tion to the practice which has already be.
come almost universal among army ori-
GERS. with reference to the wearing Of
badges Indicative Of rank. 1t permits
officers to dispense with shou'der.s,raps,
and the prescribed insignia Of rank on
their horse equipments. The marks of
.rank to be worn on the shoulder. They
will also he permitted TO wear ovrrcoats.
pants, &e., similar to-those worn. by pri'
sate soldiers; nor are Srnamqnts on the
hat. overcoa,s, or forage caps, sash.s, or
epuIets longer required
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

-THE l2rK lowA--Irs Missouri CAV.
pAIGS.. From an interesting letter re-
ceived in this city from an officer of the
gallant old l2,h. we gather some items.
The Missouri campaign which, has Just
terminated. was one of the hardest the
l2h ever saw. The regimen. MARCHED
81 miles. Travelled $50 miles by foo, IA
80 miles BY road making a total of 500
miles When they arrived at Cape Girar-
deau, No, one hundred and ten men and
five officers of the regiment we're bare.
footed, maas at them having marched
thus over ono hundred miles. However,
all. stood i, remarkably we'll. The boys
waaed eight rivers-ratker cool work for
this lime # the year. The whole cam
raign was forced march Of from twenty.
five to thirty miles per day. and yet the
division will get but little credit for their
etforts, simply because they we're not able
to run down Prices cavalry. u.a"a9# -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24
Sioux Citp Hfgisttr
F
INTOL Ell nee.

The Iowa Stale Register Of the 18th
inst. in an article under the .eupbonious
title Of Mildly opens upon US ia style
Of attack and persecution characteristic
Of the Republican press throughout the
country, simply because in . criticism
upon the Confederate Message we were
so unfortunate as to suggest that it
brea'hed q spirit Of defiance to not only
the North but to all European powers
as we'll as one of encouragement. to those
who have plghtej their fealty to the
Southern sConfederacy. We would say at
the outset, in response to the charge Of
disloyalty contained IL the article referred
too, that we make no claim 10 that char.
acter Of fea',y which dictates the tons of
the article in the State Register, aud
which brands as copperhead anj traitor
all who ventnro 10 have a mind Of their
own, and refuse to endorse every act Of,
and sentiment expressed by the party in
power
We regard il not only our privilege but
our duty as public journalist, ia every
thing which assumes the i'm porAnce Of
criticism, to govern our expressions Of
opinion with honesty aud siueerity--and
ii there was notbiag wrong nor disloyal-
and this much We apprehend even The
State Register will concede--in CRITICS.
irg the Message of mir. Davis" certainly
the fact Of lis having been d,ue fairly
cannot so change the character OF the act
as to subject it to the the stigma Of dis
loyalty. 40, Mr.. Register, your tiscour.
,ious aud uI4seut'enlanly language has in
it 10 terrors sufficient to duter US from
acting III Tic future as ia the past-wi,h
honest cankness-as becomes 10 our OPT.
MON, one who has assumed The biz Ii task
and rcspousi,iIity to control and Influence
puoiic opsu.on ia that direction which
nearest accord with integrity aud fairness.
Bat the gist Of the State Registers
cause OF complaint is, that We have been
SO far obsersant of the common courte.
cies Of life as TO prefix to the name of the
author Of the Confederate Message the
title of Mr. To this charge we are
forced to plead guilty, and without saying
angdt in our own defense, throw ourselves
upon the mercy Of that portion Of the
public who do not regard it essential to
the proper conduct Of Il public journal that
its Editor should be blackguard.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

A public speaker, IKE n hunting dog,
should give careful attention ID his points.