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IN me Fuh'fH ~ ''', ANY ''''~'
Gcn,lcmcm--Thcrc are few more ia!:ti,'t;,.
TIRES Of this sad war than the, denial To NnI.c..
and friends of the solacc they ;lay brin..u. ;gi4
rrioy. ut the ,lcatll-bcd. Parents, SISTERS ayi,,
wives cannot be present at the par!n. iour".
the battlefield. Nor-Scarcc less m"Ianco,y
-,au the hand of devoted children. Scariclri
afar in the service Of their country. n"j>ilr
Tin. firyerrd brow or close the fading rvr.ui :.
mother or a father. How much SuiicrIr. IN
this way the savage foe has inflicted OH or
peope will never be fully known, save IN IL,
memories of the families that are .un,!,isi
and few households but have already been
called on TO endure some such how.
On the 18th of June. died, at his rcsi:rura
in Frederick county, Virginia, ic" lG!,s
North of Winchester, William Wood. E,..
for many years Presiding Justice Of iie
county, during several terms its Delegate I"
the General Assembly, and always :; lcaGI,,
and trusted man among its people, in al! Their
public concerns. For the past three score year.
and ten,a temperate and active life and i cain
and clear conscience had yet preserve, 10
him a treat share Of health and strength AMI
his demise was uuhcralicd 10y ANY market
maladv. He retired At his usual time "n The
evening of the day mentioned, i'll his w"mt"l
health. In all hour he awokc. complaining
of pain. and in y few minutes quietly hrca;i,i
his last in the arms of his faithful partnc! q;
half a century. No one else was n ari i
large family Of sons were, t!m"r, without ry-
ccpton, enrolled among the defenders "i ti.c!
country-onc, Captain John u. Wuod. a! tn
Louisiana Cavalry. having fallen, ''har@'n-
vallantlv 1T Shiloh. The household servant.
had. in great part, been cnlireI ar '!:3'"r
away. 'Ihe dying patriarch had but ih' L.,
around him.
One who has known him ;or wears viii
be permitted this incagrc trl!.mtr. An ~
ample Of the ."rdol The past generation. he J.
bright AMI fresh before uS. All the sGlig> o.
The CHRISTIAN, the citizen. the father. master
an. irlrl,.. Lr discharged rs quietly -, DG-
illiiIrIv From the beginning 81 tho Va
pr..,i!,arly exposed, from his locality. /" ia,
lr.,;,siS of the cne:ay, and SINCE hast Whit
rrl rel, in their pIN.e:, he never ilItc'rl Ii
~. rrnr,!?i,; h., lad cherished ALL inan
;nf...i !vr =, iii..-tin:r. Always . state
.inl.., Gl,ll II IL, straitcst SECT, liz was i
i,cg;;,au by feeling birth, interest ;nt.asso-
.i.t!a:. The C .uSc Of the S"nth bad. ~ La:
$oluly tied hordcr-rcgion, II" more raGI u
ardent advocate. Aud few have >u;Ierci
NOR, il The c;,'iSr. lie has passed How ro!"
the rca,! uf the ianlal>, lcaTing I"hin" a,.
ahich l,air Yulturr clutch can never Roach
the n,cm"ry OF 4 wcil-spent HE, and %eaiu,
Of dc;ntiuII ia scores 81 >"rr"Nl,ts heart.
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thc whole community rcgoi;'cd into ~ M
sane murdcrous mob, AMI the government
n(}s,ninp IRIS madness -hrholl with ven
reance IN. most admirable people, am! "lhe
hest government the sin ever Shunc upon.
"a most wicked and cansclSss rebcll''h'
they say. live had not separated ir"l'' '''''
forever repuliatci ,lich governments a''''
connection with such Il people, we sho'''i
hive been both forever ruined, ana forever
l;.crocoJ \ most yrunus and lndlSpcnSa-
l,le nrocccdiu-. will SAY the future historian !;
, hcro;s,u and = virtue that will rank the
men of this generation with the Revolutionary
fathers, and will show them to he an honor
to their ancestry
What said Willard Fillmore in !S"d, When
Iincoln's partv were attempting What li'ey
accomplished in 1860, Hear him:
I've sec Il political party presenting can
,li,latrs for the Presidency and Sicc-l'rcSi-
,lency. selected, for the first time, from the
fra. States alone, with the nvowcd purpose ut
clrrtur these candidates 10y SntiragcS oil one
mart Of the Union only, 10 rule over The Whole
United States. Can it be possible That those
vino arc engaged in such a measure can have Sc
rmslv reflected upon the consequences which
must jp,riiably fnNor, in case OF success
S,,prnsc that the South, having u
majority If The electoral votes. should declare
that they would only haYc Shareholders Tor
prcsil,nt and Vice President. and should
,,r,, such by their exclusive slirascS, I" rule
H. \,rth Do vou think We would
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rttEr,iTiCdt.
,vpIrTr, FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

WRITTEN FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
n1I. BURY Me oNTuE BATTLErFlELp.'
-. wcTrs OF MAJOR WHEAT WHO FELL. IN TIL
BATTLE OK THE ClllCKAHoMlSf.
oh bury mc on the battle-ground
Nv life I'll breath out here:
love TO hear the cannon sound
| love Your onward cheer
Go press the foe, and let them feel
The strength of Southern ,nen
Go thin his troops with Southern steer >
Goto Your ranks again.
Go give him still your lcadcn ha!'
Go. quickly 90, say =,
Nor lowe them, I'LL your arms prevail
Until YOU re through the fray.
lIrrr Lot ma rest with what is mine;
love this wilderness
With forest oak and waving pine
Shall hc my resting place
The birds shall here my requiem >'ns'
Whc,. battles roar Is past,
Niy spirit in these SwampS shall wing
While memories records last
Here be mv lot with those who i''l
unr country foes to ilsnt
Oar mingled ashes here shall tell
We have sustained her right
- unused the soldier as he lay
non carth'S ycrdant breast,
* Gently paSS'd his life away.
Into It's final rest
Fear not 10 he on battle ground,
Though tears at home may flow;
It's there the gallant Wheat is found,
Beneath the green turf low
s.pSrS
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FL, ii: E"trp,rs
ou & Maxim am Of Prices.

MrssRs. EplroRs The farmer row is,yS :,
Richmond, Tor tea go % per pound, collie
81 25, leather 81, sugar - cent. AMI II. ia.
same proportion for all the ncccSsaric. ;hs,
his family or slaves rcguiic-siy times ,ho
former prices. No maximum has as Vet !ipr,,
fixed on the price of'any OF these ar,cla.
and it is hoped will not be. As 20 wha, ,;..
farmer sells, however, different Course j
pursued. AS soon rs corn rises To two-;,lJ
its peace price, Government inter;crcS bciweDr
the seller and the buyer, limiting the price n
81 80 per bushcl, whilst the buyer charp.,
the seller, in return, whatever price he cton,t,
on the articles he sells him. Surely. there +,
no Justice in this would rcSpcclu.I. .,
why the farmers should be especially >vir,.o,
for oppression. injustice and persecution. w..
in this county, have checrluIy given "a o..
sons for the war, our slaves Tor the balter..
orr houses and means Tor the rhtcrla!!l,u...
ond assistance of the woundc! and si,l;. AMI
What is the return made lis w. hgv.i
richmond the ncccsSaricS Of life at >iN-..9,;
IN. former prices, whilst oar toy-,?,.upn,
,.omnclS us tn sell our corn IL little l.lo:y Thu,
half its market value. We d" not Complain,
tha, Government fixes It's own price lor tn.
corn and provendcr ii buys for ITSELF. Ln W.
do most earnestly protest against is }Nyrtyr
ip., between individuals, and oplrc,>iar one
lass for the benefit of others. In l!!i> orr.ty
until this year, tobacco has been our tag.a
crop. but this year, influenced by the nyr.,>.
ties of the country and the cntreatic:, oi rLu
Government, few planted tobarco-ailaslna lane.
corn as possible. But if Government Ars
H.. nr,e nj which this corn Is ,u he ,n,; IN
Richmond, another year will witness arc;gla
I'm tobacco, and an abandonment Of ,crrl ~,
market crop. Moreover, the experience Of
all countries and all ages cIcarl establishes
this fact. that fixing Il maximum al prizes IL.
creases the scarcity and suffering ,!esI.ncl;,
be prevented. AS, therefore. il Is Mnpola.
rs we'll as unjust, >avorlng more OF Oriental
lrspoliSm than Confederate liberty, it j .a:,..
r>tIy hoped that General Windcr'S late ed,;
will he speedily revoked, and prices Iell 10
adjust themselves according 10 suppl All.
demand. A''E!Ls.
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Released.

The Lincoln War Department has released
from Camp Douglas. at Chicago, the following
named Confederate Surgeons: Drs. Martin,
Dupree, Addok, Crowell, Caldwell, Taliferro,
Mcdowell, Driver, Redwood, Oliver, johnson,
Kennedy, FELTON,. Foxey, EIkin, Greensee,
Williams, Rothrock and Bolan.
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Promotions in the Army.

Brig. Gen. J. +. b. Stuart TO be Major Gen
cral of Cavalry.
Col. Fitzhugh Lee, Of the lst Va. Cavalry
to be Brigadicr General Of Cavalry.
Col. Hays, Of the llth Louisiana Regiment
to be Brigadier General.
Brig. Gen. Wade Hampton has been as
signed to the Brigade Of Cavalry.
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MOVEMENTS OF SHERMAN AND CUR


GRENADA, July 23.-General Sherman has
evacuated Germantown, LaGrange and Mos
COW, moving his whole force to Memphis and
burning those towns in his flight.
4 portion of Curtis army has left Helena,
Ark, for some point below-probably Vicks-
burg.
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The Taking of Murfreesboro'

The forty-iive Federal officers, captured by
Colonel Forrest, at Murfrecsboro', on the l3tfl
instant. arrived in Knoxville on the Dist
The prvates and some wounded officers were
released on their parole by Colonel F.
Among other good things done by Colonel
Forrest he released from the Jail in Murlrecs-
horo'. a Confederate Lieutenant from Ala
bama, 4 private from Tennessee, and three
citizens, who had been placed in Jail by the
Yankees. and who had received iclonS' treat
mcut. These Federal officers are greatly cha
grned at their surrender 10 so small force
unaiicd by infantry or artillery. They say
that their forces were in three separate camps,
at SOME distance from each other; were al
tackled in detail, and were completely sur
prsed-that Colonel Lester, of the Ninth
Michigan regiment, surrendered without liring
Il eun---that Bri.adicr- General Crittcnden had
only assumed command on Saturday, the day
before the tight--that he had intended to con-
ccntrate his forces in one camp, anu, ifForrcst
had only waited two days: he would not have
been successful.
The number of Yankees killed and wOuu-
lrI was about -; prisoners captured about
l.445u-cf the ID Minnesota regiment. G00:
9TH Michigan, 800: ,lt Pennsylvania Cav
,irr. !i;'; lvNrtl's Kentucky Battery Of i
,u,>, :: brass and :. steel; 3nD horses AMI
,n,ll,> 81 wagons; several ambulanccs: ami
ma, ..alld of arms. The Federal camps.
with all their contents. embracing large lot
III nrw .i.Ihing, were burned, as was also
The ,lyp..t At NInrfrcc>boro', containing near
hall 4 milton dollars worth Of QnartcrmaS-
ci :, ;tlr4 r,,,nImssary stores. Several rail
ROAD bridges near Ifurirccshoro' were also
hnrnt.
Tie Confederate forces engaged 500 To
too. The C0nicrate loss in Killed and
wounded WAS about AZ.
The Yankee officers forly-thrcc III number
tal! but the slrgennS) were sent under
guard to Madison, Ga. Below We ANNEX a
list Of the officers captured
I;risalirr-Gencral TT. Crittcndcn, Indiana.
". Y. Williams, lst Lieut.. and \. u. {.
j. NJ. Blair, Captain and CommiS>ary.
Orr, u,cu,c,x rrc,yyyT
r;.r, "a, 7 G. p,rlhurst
,... =, -. p"un,I, ,.n, w S.,I,r
~ WHliu.on :. = Morlln
;. ,.,"S Ia S,n,l :. n .I.rscv
r;,,, ~ IL. 4 Win,,;ns
i ~. iii ~ - pit.
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4 CONSULTATION.

This forenoon The President, Secretary of
War and Major General llallcck were long
in consultation at the War Department.. For
Il portion of the time Gems. Pope and Burn
side were with them.
From the Washington Cor .slH,ldence Of the New FORK
Tribune, July -
AggIvAL or GEN. HAl.I.EcE AND OTHER GENERALS.
Major General llallcck arrived this evening,
accompanied by Gen. Cullom and Col. kelboa.
There are at least Il dozen Generals now IN
Washington, including Major General Burn
side. Tiny are not here OH 4 mere visit of re-
,,rpIll III,
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A Hirh Commitment.

4 few days since prominent South Caro-
linan sent magnificent English sword to
Col. Chisholm of Gen. Beaurcgard's staff. re-
questing him to present it to that oihcer IN
the Confederate States army whom he regard
cd the 'most gallant" GEN.. P. Eillipigue
was the fortunate recipient Of the sword.
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THREE CHEERS For MORGAN
ELEVEN CITIES AND TOWNS TAKEN!
The following despatch was received by
General Cooper this friday morning:
KNOXVILLE. JULY "a lSG1
TO General S. COOPER:

TO General S. COOPER:
Col. Morgan sends despatch, dated George,
town, Ky. 10th instant, stating that he has
taken ceTen cities and towns, with very
heavy army stores and has force sufficient
TO hold all the country outside Of Lexington
and Frankfort, which places are chiefly gar
risoned by Home Guards. The bridges be-
tween Lexington and Cincinnati have been
DESTROYED
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Irrom the Baltimore Sun, July aiih.I
srnrxcEHr ORDERS rEoM GENERAL POPE.

WASHINGTON, July -Maior-Gcnaral Pope
has issued orders to the different Generals
commanding divisions in his army corps re-
nuiring them to seize all horses and mules in
their vicinity, especially in CupcpeT county,
not absolutely needed by the inhabitants Of
the surrounding country. They are also d.
rcctcl to seize all stores not absolutely need
cl for the maintenance or subsistence OF the
inhabitants.
As further illustrating the councils which
rule in Washington, we append the follow
ing:
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We thank our cote,nporary Of the Atlanta
rntelligencer' for the generous sentiments
which he expresses towards the enquirer"
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E,yrCrTIyr MASSIoS

WAsnlSGroN, July II, 1852.
Ordered, That Major General Henry ".
IIa!lcck toe assigned to the command of the
whole land forces Of the United States as
,icncral-in-Chief, and that he repair to this
capital rs soon as he can with safety TO the
position and operations within the Depart
inrnl now under his special charge.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
fit will be seen that the above order is
dated July Ilth, Immediately after the return
of the President from his visit to General
Clci.au.l ~
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VIEW AMI MoaEFLAGnaNr IIIAEEG.


lye published on Saturday tho SCALED
,ontiscation Bill, for the judicial robbery OF
every loyal man in tho Confederate States, as
soon as Lincoln shall have the power to en-
farce it. We publish now, III addition, some
Military ORDERS, which will attract attention,
as concoctc,l i'll the same barharous spirit with
the ConliScation Bill, but prescribing the
hcartlcss and summary processes of brutal
military dcspotisn.
It will be seen 10y the items which we pre-
sen, as introductory TO these orders, that
TIalIcrk has been appointed Gcncral-in-Chiet
If Liucoln's forces; that he is now in Wash
inyton; that numerous other prominent Cen
rral, are there: that among these is General
PAM. who commands the whole force in
Northern Virginia; that they have been hold
inc long and anxious consultations; and that
simultaneously, and ofcOursc, rs the results
Of these conferences the astonishing Orders
,r,. issued. from which We will now no longer
delay orr readers:
from the Baltimore Sun, July q
rI., IIAIl.EcE APPOINTED CoMMANDEH-IN-CHIEF
or THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Thc following i'm
rurtanl Executive order has rSt been made
public:
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CAPrunE OF FEDERAL MAIL STEAMER.

FFAIR IN " e u p MS.
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ID MINNESOTA REGIMENT,

}rigadcr-Gencral Duhicld, badly wounded,
was parocd and left at Murfreesboro'. His
brother. Adjutant Dunield, was parolcd, and
left in charge Of him. Several Surgeons, one
Captain, and two Lcutcnants, were also pa
rolled at NurfrepsbnrO'.
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XII
III
ties and Balls.
nnnRY "Pnn
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DIR. j. e.. AVER ~ CO.
LOW ELL. MASS.
Price 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for So.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaints
that il Is entirely unnecessary for W. to recount
the evidence Of its virtues, wherever il has been
employed As il has long been in constant use
throughout this section. need not do more
than assure the people its quality is kept up to
the best it ever has been. and that il may be re
LED on to do for their relief all it has ever been
found TO do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14
NOTICES.
United state. of amerscs, Dissrics Of

wHxrxAs Hbci q information has been fled IN the
District Court of the United States, within and Cor the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana on the 5th ds, II
October, 1891, BY John Hanna, Esq, Attorney ~ the
United states Of America for ssid District Indiana,
sgainst bags Il coffee. boxes Of Starch 10 barrels of
whisky, AID boz Of candles, seized Evansville for
violation Of the laws o. the United states the sad goods
and merchandise being contrzhsnf Of and praying
process against said goos and that the may Be con-
demned and sold articles coutrsband u war.
Vow. Therefore IN pursuance Of the mention under the
s@si ~ said delivered do here
hy give public notice 10 eli peons claiming aid goods
any part thereof any Interested therein,
they appear before the said the District Court
ofthe United States oe held at the city q indianapolis
IN and Tor the District Of udsna the third Monday Of
November next O'Clock of the forenoon ofthat day
uterpose their claims and make their
allegations In that behalf
ID. @. ROSE, u. 8. Marshal,
Per J. ;. BIesLOw, Deputy.
soHS ". RIA Clerk.
Dated November 2, 1851. nov4-dl4t
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TRICT or INDIANA. IS
WKEEss, libel u information has been fled In the
District Court % the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District n Indiana the 5h day Of
October, 1851 by John Hanna ESQ Attorney for the Uni
ted States for said District Of Indiana against box of
drugs, boxes Of candies bags q coffee, kegs q
soda 2boxes soap and 10 barrels Of whisky seized at Ev
ansve, for violation u the laws Of the United States
the said goods and merchandise being eonraband Of war;
and praying process against said goods, and that the
may be condemned and sold articles confraband
Of
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the mOnton under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 20 all persons claiming said goods,
any part thereof IN any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States be held the city % IndanApo-
lis In and for the District Of Indiana the 81 Monday
Of November next At 10 o'clock In the forenoon II that
day. then and there 20 nterpose their claims and axe
their allie cations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE. Z. S. Marshal.
Per J. 5. BIGELOw, Deputy.
JoHx ". RIA, Clerk.
Dated November !, 1851. nov3-d14t
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ORU MS.
NOTICE..
states of America, District of
Indiana.

WHsrrAs. LIBEL Of information has hees nec IN the
Dsrict Court q the Uuited states within and for the
seventh circuit AMI District - Indiana on the 18th day
January lse1 BY John Hanna. ESQ Attorney Of the
United for said District Of indiana against three
boxes Il machinery and one piece u casting seized
generSouyiIle. Indiana. for violation 81 the laws
tire United States the said goods ard merchandise
ing eoutrzbsnd II and praying preess against
goods and that the NAY be eondenned and sold
articles confraband q war.
No~ therefore pursuance u the mosiion under the
cal aid Court directed aud delivered 10 here
BY give pac notice 10 all persons claiming said goods
part hereof am interested therein.
that they Be and ,ppear before the said the District Court
q the United states % be held Al the city Of lndanapo
ia aud for the District Of lisna the 81 fursiay Of
February 20 O'Clock e the forenoon II that day.
then and there inerp0se their claims and their
allegations IN that behalf
Attest DAVID e. ROSE. L = Ma rshal-
J.. =. BIssIow. II putty.
iohs n RIA, Clsrk. IAn13-slsd
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FoR THE CURE or


CoS,ireness, JsuRdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
DyseHtery. Foul Stomach. Erysipeias, He0daehe,
Piles. rheumatism. ErHptioRs aud Skin Diseases.
Lirer Complaint. Dropsy, Tsfter. TGmors aud
Sah Rb,um. Worms, Gouf, Neuralgia. as Din
Her PiH and for purifying The Blood
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes ola
family physic
Price - cents per Box: Five Boxes for 81 90
Great numbers Of Clergymen. Physicians.
Statesmen and eminent persOnages, have lent
their names 70 certify the unparalleled usefulness
of these remedies. but our space here will not
permit the insertion of them. The Agents below
named furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in
which they are given; with also full descriptions
OF the above complaints, and the treatment that
should be followed for their cure
Do not be put of by unprncipled dealers with
other Preparations they make more profit On.
Demand AYER's. as.d take no others. The sick
want the best aid there j. for them. and they
should have H.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI

HAS WON FOR ITSELF SUCH A RENOwN FOR THE
of every variety of Throat and Lung Com
plant that is entirely unnecessary for to recount
the evidence of tsvrtues wherever has beeh employed
AS thas long been in constant throughout this section
need do than the people its quatyis
kept up the best has been aud that il may be
relied do for their relief all it has been found
do.
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II n DIN
TRICT or INDIANA IS:
WwskAs, a libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 9Th day 20
October Iss by John Hanna Esq, Attorney for the Uni
ted States Of America against - 81 boots and
Shoes seized al Evansville for violation Of the laws Of
the United States the said goods and merchandise being
coutraband ofwar, and praying against said goods
and that the may be condemned and sold articles
cOntrsband Of war.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the
seal Of sad Court directed aud delivered do here
By give public notice 10 all persons claiming said goods
thereof, interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
OF the United States TO be held at the city Of lndanapo
lis IN AMI for the District Of Indiana the 81 Monday
next O'Clock of the Forenoon Of that
day. then and there to interpOse their Claims and make
;heir allegations In that behalf.
ID. g.. ROSE T. :. Marshal,
Per j. S. BisELow, Deputy.
JoHS II. REa, Clerk.
Dated November /, 1861. nov2-di4t
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NJ e DICAL.

NERVOUS DEBILITY. OR SUPERINTENDENT,
j. positively incurabe by any means but those
~ advocate. Before commencing any treatment
learn how the writer actually cured himself
nj subsequently hundreds Of others.
Enclose postpaid superscribed envelope to Box 76,
Mass. feh1O-d&w3w
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PEor. o. J. wooD-Dedr Sir. take pleasure IN r-cou,-
mending your Hair Restorative most excellent cure
for scald head. Ny suffering much from
disease and after using bottle, made perfectly
well. recommended II 20 others who had diseases
head and In all had the desired effect You can
recommend IL wthOutfear most certain cure for scad
head Many Others will certify this other
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