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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-08-21
Attention. Customers!

a expeet 70 leave hpms soon, l dosre all persons
IN indebted 70 ne by ubte Book account to come
np and sotte Immediately geed tho money and must
haYeit. OonslderFh atliney warning.
J.K. MARLAY.
n b--My business N II continue under the aud
management Of Mr., A. Manning Who has been with ma
for several years. Hels authorized 10 make
and collect accounts noV Vdue me- TX MARLAY
Nov. 4lSG1. III. nov7tf
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An that certain tract or parcel Of land lying and be-
ing situated In said toS nship Of Penn county o. high
follows:
Bsgiuning Mt a stone near two white-oaks and gum,
I'm the original line of the original survey and corner to
Samuel Carey thence with said Careys line north "a de-
grees east li7 poles black-oak aud dogwood cor
ner to j. Underwood thence with his limo south u de-
prees 80 minutes east 2j6 poles to ogwood, sugar
tree and buckeye corner to said Underwood and IN ho
line Of said Thos wright's land thence with his line
south 73 degrees 40 poles, crossing Clear Greek at
co poles 10 stone corner to said Wright n the orig
ina line OF the old survey thence north 10 degrees ~
minutes west 2G0 pUes crossing Clear Greek several
times to the beginning 23l acres AMI 63
poles be the same less part Of survey NO 25OS
OF 1000 acres in the name Of Thomas Strcshley's.
Valued at s25 per acre.
To be sold by order Of Court in certain action where
IN r. W Spargur, Sheriff Of Highland County Ohio Is
plaintiff, and James W. NJ. Quinn and wits are deien-
dants.
r. r. ALLEN, Coroner
aud Special Master Commissioner.
w NJ Moet Att'y 1jy24w5pf Sl2 %.
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v. W. SPARGUR, SheriH OF IT. Go.
And Special Master Commissioner
W. NJ. Meek, Atty. jyalts.prsfSG 20
Master commissioners Sale.

STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, SS.
HDURSUANT TO the command Of third order for
II sale and re-app raisement from the Court of Com
mon Pleas in and for said county, and to directed,
will offer at public sale at tho door Of tue Court House
In Hillsboro, on
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-08-21

All that certain tract parcel ofand, lying and De-
,r tunted in sntd Penn township county Of Highland,
and state of Ohio bounded and described as ollows
Beginning at burr-oak IN the east line OF said sur
yey and southeast to the upper thousand acres
OF sd survey and northeast to the lower thou
sand acres Of said survey thence with the original line
south 10 degrees east 100 poles crossing large Uranch
of Clear Greek IA poles, TO stone near an elm ana
doo-wood corner to Thomas Wrights lot thence with
hsli south ~ degrees west 1921 poles to stone
corner to Richard Fosters lot; thence with MS nne
north II degrees west 90 poles to dog-woOds north
east corner to said Foster in the division line between
said 1000 acres thence with said line north IO9 de-
rees east 90 poles to the beginning crossing large
krancb of said creek at lS pnlescUntainng ~ acres
fIand bo the same more less, part OF Robert BAL
llrd's survey Of 1000 acres, No 23ol.
Valued at S22 per acre.
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Monday, August %, A. D. 1867,

Monday, August %, A. d. 1862,
at o'clock NJ the following described real estate,
tO-wit
All that certain tract parcel Of land situate In Penn
township In the county Of Highland aud state OF oho
and bounded and described as follows;
Beginning at u burruak In the original line OF ROOT
Bailards survey, No. 235; thence with the old line
tb 10 derees west 100 poles crossing the creek
raj times to stone red-bud thence south 20 de-
grees 80 minutes west l60 poles to stone ia Held
thence south 10 degrees cast 100 poles TO stone ee
Two woods in tho division line between said Bal
ord's 2OOo acres survey thence with said line north
20 deerees 30 minutes east 100 poles, crossing branch
Of Clear Creek at 1853 poles, to the beginningeontan
ing 100 acres, be tho same more or less.
Valued at s22 per acre
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Moster CommIssIoner'S Sale,

STATE or OHIO, HIGHbAND COUNTY, s..
nURsUANT to the command Of an order for sale
nupty and TO me- directed will offer at public sale at
tbs door Of the Court House in Hsboro, Ohio on
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-08-21
master Commissioner,s Sale.

STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, ss.
nURSUANT to the command Of an order for sale from
n the Court Of Common Pleas in and for said county
and to me directed will offer public sale at the door
OF the Court House in Iillsburo, ohio, on
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The Arrest of DIR. Edson B. olds--
The Officers Resisted but take the
Traitor--He is Consigned to Fort
Lafayette.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

ton. and according the ossres Of civilization
and hums1ity. is fhe viniscsts,s Of the lave.
Tie would. II he choice ~ere presented. take
the Govern sent itiIs8I slavery. 5seierepce -
slavery without tie Government: bat. difier'n Z
from the radicals he dii not believe thst slavery
was the cause OF The rehelion.
he Mr.. Yesmanl would do nothing TO de
stroy the Institution. nor would he. Tor the me
retson. support the Presidents proclamarion TO
Iiberate the slaves. and he relied upon the con-
serva;ive feeling of the people OF the country 70
sustain him in his position on this question.
Mr. Cravens replied 10 Mr.. Noel. Who spoke
yesterday. and said be opposed 10 the eman-
cipation proclamation. lie was foe the Onion.
the Constitution. and the cnfcreemeut of the
laws. and IN favor of leaving the negroes where
they are.
The people. who had achieved such q glorious
moral triumph IN the recent elections. would con
tinue the contest until they hsd whipped radical
ism completely out-which. IL not rebu ked. would
overthrow the Union. The Democratic party in
tend 20 maintain the Constitution bat they fee
humiliated 10 see only blunder after blunder com
mtted by this Administration. To have thi.
Government maintained on the bass Of the Con.
stiturion. and 10 hsve this rebellion pu, do~u. was
what the Democratic party wanted.
The COMMITTEE rose aud the House adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

THK SEcoND CAvALRY.-This once strong and
eiiectise regiment. told by officers belong
ing % il. i about used up by hard and thankle<s
service IN the iron, and or the tanks % armies
ia kentucky and Tennessee There are hut 4 little
over one hun red men lett who are not prisoners
or ia hospital. The regiment should be brought
home and recruited. Their gal.nt Lieutenant
Colonel who has commanded the regiment for A
long time. j. prisoner. II i a folly to keep
handful OF men In the field and call il a reg ment.
when few month"; rest VI home would ill its
thinnel ranks and render it again effective il
ever was
The Second Cavalry has done a great deal OF
harl work and the few men ieft who have stood
up under the constant stiain are deserving a
short fe~yife from the drudgers expected at them.
even f the interest of the service did poinf
the plan We propose n the common sense way OF
filing up the thihned ranks There are other
regiments in tie service that should lie brought
home too. aud their places supplied by other
troops We need only mention the Fourteenth,
now thinued down by battle 10 one hundred aud
forty men Ia meet - favorable response. OtLer
regiments in the same army NAV require and de-
serve the consideration ~ much but of their con
dition We are not 30 well informed. We hope
some effort will made in behalf of our worn
out and exhausted regiments, that they may be
enabled 10 rest and recruit at home during the
winter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

HfsDor sRrsEs AMY or rHk P'ruNacl
FRapaRtcksAUss. Devensbef ] :

HfsDQU sRTGEs AMY or TIVE P'1cNscl
FR.paRtckssIEe. Desensbes Is
Ie-t.ssiaY the ref.ei- sent. under Tag o'
truce. n req.e-f that ~eud hurry our sie'd
bursins party accordingly vent over. and con
tlnued their Iabors during the fface.
Col WaltaE. Chef el LoHesireets artillery
informed some OF our officers that the rebel ia
fantry force engaged on Summers front oa Sat
urday VAS only tao brigades. bat they had 4
large reserve near by. He said that our men ex
hibited great bravery. but he considered the posi-
ton OF the rebels improbable. and that 5O0.OOt
men woaid fad it impossible 10 carry the nights
in the face Of their batteries.
1hs re5ei loss was small compared with ours
from he iacs iilat they we're protected by sious
waits and rife pits Our losses IS heretofore re
ported have been considerably decreased BY ths
arrival OF straggers.
The enemy took nearly 500 prisoners from Us
a considerable portion OF whom we're absent frun
their camps when We evacrstef the south side oI
the river The prisoners taken both side.
have been paroled-
Ii IS stated that Lee and Longsireet came down
to day and held a conversation with some Of on'
officer
The flag of truce was Withdrawn tonight, after
all our dead were buried.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
from ~ Arlington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls-The bill Of represent.
alive Aldrich, to indemnify the State OF MINES
ota for expenses incurred in connection with the
recent Indian Disturbances. approprates 500, OOO
for that purpose.
The postal appropriation for the coming year
amounts 10 Sl2.000009. This does lot include
the appropriation for the California central route
for which a special grant OF 81 ,OO0, 900 Was made
last year. which il is presumed will oe required
The Joint committee Of Congress on the con
due. OF The war. in pursuance OF senator Wiki
sous resolution adopted to day, left tonight for
the Rappahlnnock. 70 inquire into iacts connect
ed with the late events AZ Fredericksburg. They
were accompanied by Senator Wilson and several
Others.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
INDIANA Regiments nj Eredcrscss.
burg-f.i.i OF ki!icd and wounded.

Celonel Deauis. Agent of the State OF Indiana.
gives the following. list of killed. wounded and
missing:
Tweutie:h lndiana--Company A-Killed-
Captain kely WOunded--Second Lieutenant
,iOhn " Baker, severely: Sergeant J L. HAYS
COnhellt, leg ampGiated; CORPORAL John Doegett
man: John sullivan.
Company B-Weunded; Sergeant F. NJ
Green; ia the arm; Segeaut John ID We.son. arm,
severely; Corporal VIM. Huffman. bo;h legs
severely; j Inger>oll, mortaIIy; j. Swsnger Sc
veTely; john L. hutchins, both legs, severely.
Mis-ng-Tracy Pryor.
Company C-Kulei-Geo Sutton. Wounded:
Captain William liougliton lett leg, severely: 2d
Lieut. Barney Berry. slightly; Sers' II F Hop
kins. severely; Samuel Nichols, Corp ThomlS
4. Noad. ghn D1wln. Thpm4s Franklin, Boil
Gould. I Ii Kelley. " m Murphy Missing:
o VI Hal Frank Wallace, james W aliace, W
GikeFson. james Saunders, Charles SchOltz, HI
DAVIS
Those missing in Company c are probably
killed
Co D-Knle.!: D. W Williams. Wounded:
J N Ha.rel, Grsidy Johnston, p L Rugan,
VIM II Cole
Co E-wounded: Serst John wingats. Sc
veye.y IN the head; Corporal james McMulin,
Corp Matthew Kline. Gen b 'stcnhesncr
Company F--kiiied: Sergt Clay Welsh.
W ou"utu, fiSt Lieut.. -. b Shiili1y. L. a.
: Henderson Jno. Satez Jno Thomas, Corp.
+ Jnc GreSenhammer. Ed Sluzer. Il. X Wisby,
+ II II Martin
Company G-Wounded: Capt. VIM II Pat
+ terson. arm. slightly: Corp Thos. Piety side. re
verey; Corp J Emouds. in the head: Thos
: Foster. neck severely: Frank Hagg srty. Mitchell
Melville. slightly: Peter Tr,n, hand Missing:
4 Fast Sergt Jno- Mcclure
+ Company H-Wounded: Capt ID f. Beam.
slightly, Serst J II Richardson. Jno l. Craig.
J II Brown. II Il SLoneman, Milton Harold.
Noah Johnston. ". X. Whitson. g. q. Masony,
Ihos Gibson
Company w ouHded: lst Lieut. W. r. Has.
call. breast. slightly: Sesgt. J b. Young. slight
~: h. c Sargent. slightly: Jos. Dowdell slight
IL; Corp. Noah Cain. Jos. A Mcdowell
Company K-Woundel: 81 Lieut. &. Bevard,
] slightly; Geosse L,mpkns. neck. severely. Geo.
! Watson. arm. slightly: Adjusaut T. c. Bailey.
slightly.
SEVENTH INDIANA.
Twelve 20 fifteen wounded, but one seri-
ou>ly
NiNKTEENfH INDISNA-
One killed and eight wouniei
THIRTILIH INDIANA
Officers WOUNDED: Capt Galbraiih, Co /, Lieut..
Morris, COD. aud Sergeant Major Casanaugh.
leg Gmlutatei Whole loss oi this regiment. IL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

THE COURr MARrtAL.-rhe trial Of VI iior ID W.
son. of the 18Th regulars, by the court martial
now IN session in this city. We are told involves
question OF rank, or OF the relative rank of reeu-
lar and volunteer officers We supposed these
questions we're settled, but they may not be
Major Dawson WIS sent here 20 recruit for his
regiment the 18th regular infantry. and made his
reports direct to the Adiutant General OF the
army Col Carrington. also Of the regulars, j.
superintendent OF the mastering service in Indi
ana. Some questions arnse-whtt they were We
do not know some orders were given, and
NJ ioT Dawson refused "a be governed by orders
coming through VI ,ior General Wright. com
mandug the Department. claiming that his rank
ia the regular army beins ,ior, was higher
than tl,at Of General Wright. who was only u
Captain Of regulars, although a Major General
of volunteers.
What the charges and specifications are we
don't know Dsobedience Of orders i one. how
ever and this will bring up the question OF rink-
whether Captain In regular army acting ~ Msor
General Of volunteers. can command his superior
officer in Tint army. detailed for special service.
not connected with field duties, by the head of
the army
NJ 1r Diwsou has been confined to his room in
the Bate House closely since he has been under
arrest Same say his treatment has been harsh
lie has evipee the spirit OF martyr He j. evi
IDENTITY fully convinced IN his own mind that he j.
right He will not ask lavors at those who have
power over him. The weather has been exceed
ingly cold for - few days past. AMI he has been
unwell Col. Caring on intim,ted 10 him by his
Onierly that IL he would drop a line To hun,
(Carr,neton.) asking for fire ia his room. he
could have il The plurkv Major declined and
threatened to chastse the Orderly for intmating
submission to him
BY the regulations the Post Surgeon has the
care Of prisoners. but the M,jpr will have none
of the Post Doctors medicine. and claims the
right to select medical Attendance for himself.
How this knOtty question will be settled is still in
doubt, but we think that common humanity
might reiax the regulations little. and let sick
officer choose his own adviser But vet in an
other view of the case. the Major Is fighting
on strict construction Of army law. perhaps il
Is thought best TO tie the red tape tight all round
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sT-SINGER < co 5 LETTER "A"FAM-
LILY SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments + the REST and CHE APEST and MOST BEAUTI-
FUL Of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing from the running of tuck in tarletan to the max
ing Of overcoat-anythins from pilot OF beaver cloth
down the soest game tissue and is
ready do its work perfection. tcsn fell, hem bind,
gather tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This Is not the only machine that
can FELL hem. bni and forth. but it will do better
than any other machine The letter Family Sewing
Machine may he had In grea, variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case which teco ming popular is.
implies That can be folded into box OF
case. which, when opened, makes absauiiiul substantial
spacious table for the work upon The
Of every imaginable desgzpain as the wood grew
in Ks Rative forest, deliberately finished
make them. l. Il SINGER a co.
No s5s Broadway. New York
ESSysI Ind annapolis Oesce-No. Otd-Fellows' Hall,
Washington street. aplS-d&wtiilfebl IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

~ The editor ol the American. the Rev
NJ Cunning ham. has been appointed Chaplain
20 the 9uth regiment He has been an on 20
Richmond nan OF the first water in his pocket
edition Of Greeley. and il Is but right that he
should shoe his faith by BIS works ard ,Fs 70 ge,
there. A few months experience in the army. II
he takes the rough ard tumble OF soldiers lie.
will teach him that some things are harder 10 do
than other. a. Mr. Lincoln would saw. and Il
may DO him good We only wish that the whole
nesf of radical leaders would go campaigning ia
some capacity IL il was only as cooks. just to see
what "big Job We have got on hand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

Ina THkArrs The pesfsi msnce At The Ne
trupoit nil BE- j. the hersebt of Mi-- Char
loite IhDmr-on We trust there will be IN over.
aoplpg h"use. Tile Young and talented seite-s
deserves snch manifestation of regard She
IA lt,ofei anssr many d-ssivsuts re- during her
engagement The tfeafer !. looked upon as a
Excl llstiiufion, and transfer; shoss have drawn
OF numbers Who otherwise would have extended
their patronage 20 the Metropolitan. yet t'i-
made no difference IL the acting of Mi-- fhomp-
son. She plssed \. well to three hundred per-
sons a. she would Tn twelve hnudfed- Tonight
~e hore shc ma, have tine pleasure and stti-fsc
ton Of beng greeted by full house. The bill
j. exceiient one. Mis- Thnmp-on appears a
the Widow Cheerls in the Soldiers Daughter aud
Margery in the Rough RAYMOND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
Attest:
ioHS III. lsEs. Clerk.
NO Isl
LIMITED Al sTEs Of AMERICA, DIS.
declo-dl4t

- TRiCI Oh INDIANA, -:
NHEEEAs. libel OF Information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana the 18th day of
December 1867 by John Hanna ksc, Attorney of the Uni
ted States ior Ia trict of Indiana. against ih life in
Lew l. iaycock in the following d~scribed
property. ioVlr he = OF lt No u, IN the original
plan of the city of Evsn-vtll Vandrrburg county. lnd
ao ia ana 90 tn ol wing lands IN the county Oi Poscy
in said state, to-wit q Of or and " "a or.
section -. of l. wesi: also the following
credits and effects. wit: \ balance certain ia
and decree in the county OF r0>ey. m 81 state
against one hn Febas and in favor Of him, said Lay
cock. about $500, for a vipiadon of the powers Of
an OF Congress approved July l7ia. 1867 tlrd
An Act 20 suppress instruction, 10 punh treason AMI
rebellion seize aud cont the property OF rebels
and other purposes, praying process against said
property. AID that the same may be C ncemned and
sold Is enemies property.
LOW. tn efre pursuance Of the Mention under he
seal If the said Court directed aud delivered. DO
hereby give public notice all persons tanning said
property any part Thereof in manner Interested
therti thar they be and appe before the said the Dis
Court OF the United states, 10 be held at The city OF
Ind polls for the District Of Indiana the LIST
Monday OF January ri 10 o'clock If the forenoon
OF that day and hen and there TO nlerp0Se their claims
and make their allegations in taat behalf
ID. c.. ROSE, u. :. Marshal,
BY /. ;. BsELow, Deputy,
Attest
JouS ii. LEA, Clerk. declO-dlit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
CAUTION.

The MARKETS fu % limitations, represented be the
SANE a. BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which ire
in nostcsses productive digestive injury. Many dealers
wlreoommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles aEo- Nqg prolific themselves Ask for sad
OBTAIN ons BROwS'S BRONCHIAL. TR0CHEs.''
which ~ oa experience hAveprovec them value, having
recei, q the sAo o. physicians generally, ard test
nonialSfron eminent rlen tAroughou; toe country.
BgowS'S BRONCHIAL TRocEEs, when allowed &c
dissolve slowly the mouth, have direct influence 10
the affected parts the seative and soothing eeei 70 the
IiH.as cf,ee wndPipe into tie
mona Irritation ard gives relief IN Coughs, Colds, and
he Thro4; .cctiost bcb public speakers and
singer are liable febl1-dly's3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
Congressional Proceedings


NV York. December ls--The steamer Ca
tawba from New Orleans on the 10Th. arrived to-
day Among her passengers are Hon b. F.
Flanders and Hon. NJ. Holm. members of Con-
gress from Louisiana
General Butler finding the fund raised for the
poor exhausted. has levied assessment OF
S25 .000 on the cotton brokers. Who advised plan
tiers not 10 send produce il order to reduce foreign
Intervention
Colonel French, Provost Marshal General. has
issued All or,.er that all persons arriving at New
Orleans toe required take the oath OF allegiance
before landing
The rebels on the opposite side OF the lake were
conscripting, and out % ighteen who crossed on
passes sixteen we're seized and put into the rebel
army
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
rrou, rortress Monroe.

FozrRrss No~RoE. December IL This morn
ing the Baltimore mail boat brought down l03
Confederate prisoners captured al Anfietam,
many OF whom wounded
There j. no truth whatever IN the reports that
Gen Banks or Gen. Emery are CO operating in
North Carolina wrh Gen. Foster. and the troops
in Gen. DiN's department.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

NEw loSK. December IL
Flour les active and scarcely 81 firm: IS IS
as 60 for sup State. Sc l0@6 IS for En- State.
s. s0G6 90 ZOE sup. Wisconsin. sc 25@s 81 for
common 70 mciium extra We-iefn. SO 7n0
675 Tor extra round hoop Ohio. Eaarkes closing
quiet.
Whisky 3sis "a 3sc.
wheatiess active ami scarcely 40 firm Chicsgo
spring 81 22al 81: Milwaukee club 81 269
| "a: amber Michigan 81 4J@l a.. Corn les
doing aud prices sre without decided change: 1bx
ale for shipping mixed Western. 66Q67 for
damaged aud heated.
Coffee dull aud unchanged Sugar dull.
Pork orenei Quiet sna closed shade frmer:
81 for mes: sll 62b0ll IS Tor prime. SiaQ
10 fsr prime mess Beef sie#ds. Dressed hogs
n shade hrner: SALES at ga acc tor Western.
Lard shade easier: s1lss at ~ (ds7Sc.
Butter 1920 Tor Ohio. 22G2cc Ger state
Cheese steady at 81. l0c.
Money market steady with a moderate bust.
nes- doing a 6 per cent for lo-ns cn csii Ster-
linz exchange dull ~ 81 43h@l Is for mer-
chants. and 81 i5ls al 10 Tor bHnke-s' balls.
Gold a little lower. opening duh at S2ls "a S2iz.
closing quiet al ,25
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

- no. lss ..-....s.
7SUFD srATFs ef ANsncA, DISTINCT or ~

s-...-.. NO. lbs ...-..-tr.
UTSHFD srATFs 0f AMskicA. DISTINCT or ~
~ BA>A. -
wh~res-. ItI ~ info ms.ion hat been fled e he
ID trct csurI Of The Jailed stes- within nd >sr the
seventh Crcu mi district 81 Indiana. The 18th d@y
II enter 1851. - Ia Hanna E-q, Attorney Tor me
Unifed state and fOr e district II Indiana. again
buEdfsd 100 ounces quiue zrd 81 the Port II
vile. IL the q Insfsna. FER violation Il he laws
IL The uiied states. he sid goods AM merchandise
beng eourabsni o. war. anf praying Proee.s a<ansi
sal goods that The may De aad sold
~ artscle< cosstrafard Of war
Now, therefore. IN pUr'usnce ofihe mqniiyn under the
seal Of said Court. dir cted and delivered, do
hereby give public no ice 20 Ell persons claiming sad
gods. any rsrt thereof or IN any Interested
therein that they and appear b FIR the sai. the -
Court 81 Uni ed stes. he ied the city u
Indianapolis. IN and for The "a trct ef Indiana. tie
third NDgda~ 81 May next 'co - The forenoon
Of that ay. then there interPose their Claims aid
make their allez atiors IN that behalf.
u. ROSE. L. S. Marshal
b T. 5. BssElOw. Deputy
AffeSs-
JeEn II. RK1, Clerk dsel3-dls;