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The New York herald., 1863-11-14

never meet in this world again. This touching
incident, when reported to Louis Napoleon BY
General Forey, will doubtless have good
effect upon the mind Of the Emperor touching
his true policy In reference to Mexico. In fact,
If, with the return of General Forey to France,
we hear Of the abandonment OF the Mexican
empire Of Aaximilisn, we shall attribute this
proceeding in no small degree to this remark
able meeting between the American and the
French conqueror Of Mexico.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Volume XVIII .Ne.sl
iNUsHARNrs THIS EVENING.

iNUsEAKNrs THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving Plaos.-rus or.RA-
yvDrH.
HIBLos GARDEN. Broadway. .-Lvcn Dr LAxxrR.
nooR-LA FAvosrfA.
WALLACKs THEATRE. Broadway. .-RossDALa
WINTER aARDsN Observation-Disclosures xAyov..
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. -Duxss Morro-
fuss,'s No sUcH woRD As FAIL.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery- -Afternoon-MA.
gEPrA-L0vn LIvRRY Evening NAzxPPA-0LANcE
AZ NEw YoRK-PAcHAs Pxrs.
BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-GIIxs ScRoccrNos'
gnosf-Ssow BRD-FsLoSs DREAn-How TO AVOID
ORARrlN0.
DARNUM'S MUSEUM, Broadway-THR MOVING WAX
YIouRxs. GIANT Boz LLLIrUrrAN KING ~ all hours
kvsainE
DRYANrs MINsTRELs Mechanics Hall. l7a Broad.
Ssy.-kr.sorrAN soxos. DANCzS BURLksaUss. Ac.-Tan
RUsHIN BALL.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5ll Broadway.-ErHIoPrAs
BoHos DANCES. 4c.-BIRD HUNTERS
LxsauEs. SONGS DANcEs dc.-Hrcm DApDT
AMERICAN THEATRE, No. ~ Broadway.-BALLrr,,
fAHrohihks. BURLxsauks, &c.-HArnY MAN.
HOPE CHAPEL, 7lS Broadway.-rHs srxRxoscorrrcAr
HvINo HALL, Irving p.ace~-MUsIcAL MAuSxE
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, els Brosdwsy.-
(pHsosIrKs LECTURES from A. N. till 10 r. n.
HOOLEYS OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn-E1Mor,Ar
eoKos DANCES. BURLEsauKs. Ac
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

CENTRAL RAILROAD DrREcroRs AND TIE
SrocxJoBBISo NEwsPAPERs.-The annual elec-
ton Of the directors OF the Central Railroad
takes place on theUfth of December next.
The contest this year Is an unusual one, and is
specially watched by the bulls and bears Of
Wall street. There has been considerable talk
Of late in regard to the Central Railroad taking
the control Of either the Hudson or Harlem
Railroad, and thus making enc Of those lines .
part Of the Central. This, a. . matter Of
course, will have great effect upon the stocks
Of those roads, causing them 10 60 up and
down just according 10 tho dsclsiou Of The
Central Railroad managers. Vanderbilt
manages ths Harlem, and b playing BIZ cards
q well - hs knows how. One Of The Jsromes
he's also a iatsrsst thsrs, end romans In the
dlrseYee = 9 ssst q = sasss 70 ~ yhss b
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Nh srrrrzs NAswsr's Nsv srsO coxfc Lscrrs m
production o Mr.. hAssss original mind. euti,isA
Drifting About" received . fsv evssinss ego n
Princeton, New Jersey. With ve mertsd apprssAsssos
BY large and lssllsctual audience rbs oomcsiMsss -
yssmss Pipss Of PipssviIls have always bsss provs9
catvs hearty laugh; bot appears that this psu iss
surs Of bis the most eomical Of all his comscass hs
manpsss which be changes his voice. The ccotovtnss -
hs oounssusnos, hn sxcssdnsIg clever instsisos -
Edwi. rcsss. the EnsIsshman In California. kc.. we've
srosss4 NJ. nasssst yin SHORTY repeat snn lecture y
New Yogk,
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Musical.


"LA soNNANDULA" At Tn1 AcADE,rY o. NUsEC.
As one turns from the aspect Of Niagara 10 gazs with
feelings Of pleasure, not relief upon The smooth,
placid bcs q beautiful, quict lake. do thoos
fond Of opera turn from vsrd grand and noisy oompo
stiops tho enjoyment the nslodious operas Bolin
whersa; IN Verdi al e grand. inpsssous, striking. .
Bslini ws have the smooth, pleasing m-odes. Ths ear
h at rest, and Of quiet saoymsnt takss the pace
OF tho rapt attention which the majestic works Of Verdi
demand We admit that here IN New York Verdi rsigns
supreme. SIN that Donisstt Bsish have thsIr ~.
mirsss hero also b proved oy ths mmsass audiences
they draw.
gosrs II sbousds In melodies which have bess taken
possession Of By orsaa grinders and nerant musiciaas
that al ai times have sars offended with
tursd ssmblancss Of these tunes e they swsss
attractive that but lss ths music b rendered By
potent artists and srcbestra ws u ere 1isass< -
TRACED, aaA Listen win rsoswed pisasurs 70 nusis ~
dssasd Ourselves sassassd with.
A sxne lass sshs By Ne Marstssk TROUPE the opss
must svse prove most attractive. Nh Ks,lox has, -
the vss Of Amina. pa sxossdiasiy we'll suited 10 ~
syis Her pare, ssA voes 6sds In DsilIss music ss1
for Legitimate seoosss shs appears advsssaes osn
In sinsiss, bat In setting The vos her sxeossios =
the ar.a "Cs0s PER ne ssrsse'' was really nSss
pleasing fhs "Ah non Gisngs' vas brilliantly sung.
N ssVs ssAvvyovss w. W. As AS7rUk w. WV wv
esssui Her voice Il great ssxibiy -asA sss
uvasion. We regret thai iack space 70 mention -
Isagth her performance.
stenov Lost who sang ths ypis Of Elviso sos The as
tire, wo sppaudsd. HIS voice, though sos powerful,
very svses. andSwsrs be 70 throw little moro sstnsp
sioo into his acting hs~ou succssd bsyoed his hopss
nsrs seems 70 BE- an evident desire % the part Of IL
public 70 encourage this rising artiss.
agsor Bsehi IVES grsnd Rodo,fc. His splendid vo'es
beard greet sdvaasAso 10 all The cososrtsd noss
We have space add that the opera Vas great 80
csss.
Tonight Psri's grand opera, "Judth. ~i bs sung ~
The Academy Of Music.
NIBLos GARDEN
Mr. Grau vii this evening present TO the public his
prsnA DONNA, Nile. Cassri, Ia the "Lsca" hms. vsss
rorini will also sins the last act Of "IA FavoritA"
coScExrs.
Tonight The grand promenade concert Of The ssvssse
regiment viii take place st their armosy.
1hs popular matinee, under the direction o Mr. rhss
dors rnomss, viii take place dag Al irving Hall
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

TIVE DISTURBANCES IN THE PRICE OF LABOR
AND THEM CAusE.-Last night there was large
meeting in this city Of the mschlnsts---a very
considerable, intelligent, and just now a par
ticularly Important, body OF men.
II ought 10 be clearly understood that these
present strikes are very different In their ma
ture from those ordinary ones caused by local
difficulties In trade. They are one Of the re-
suits Of the war. Within . very short period
there has been general and almost complete
change Of currency throughout the United
States. Gold and silver have disappeared;
the promises TO pay Of the countless banks all
over the country are almost ~ little ssen--all
"pushed from their stools" by Uncle Sans
paper. Upon this change and substitution In
the whole currency Of tho country there has
naturally followed IN extensive disturbance In
prices. All necessary articles Of consumption
iels ths eject of ~ change months ago, and
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

GENERAL Scorr AND GENERAL FoREY-A
ToucurSo ScESE.-we understand that on
Thursday last, the day before he set sail for
France, General Forey. the French conqusror
Of Mexico, called upon General Scott, the Ane-
rican conqueror Of Mexico, ct his headquartsrs
In this city, in the way Of professional compll.
ment. We are further informed that the meet
ing between these two distinguished successors
Of Cortes, The arst conqusror Of Mexico, was Q
very interesting and Affecting one 20 very as.
fecting, indeed. hat In comparing their respeo.
tive notes Of the conquest Of Mexico they were
both Affected 10 tears, and parted weeping like
two bEqthsu n ezqs Who kn9v NAs sAsy WIN
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-07
Office of Commandant Of Conscrius
KNOXVILLE, March Sd. 1860

Enrolling Officers will not turn over II "a
GERS from the army in recruiting service 0s.'
conscripts collected at the place Of rendezvo.
when a county is called out, nor will thew to.S
over to such officers any conscripts v hicb ,Soaa
may, 1T any time, arrest, but will send All snoy{
men to the Camp of Instruction, to be di,,s;r
uted among the different regiments
Enrolling Officers aro further directed No,
to respect any certificates Of employment :.
the Nitre service from Captain T, j. Finnjs
bearing date subsequent to the 10Th of Janns.
ny, 1863. Allpersons employed in said seryio,
since the 10Th Of January must have repuIs,
detail papers from this office.
BY order of
1T. COL. T.. ID. BLAKE
Commandant Of Conscrin,,
7, ). WEBB, AdJt. mh6,3w
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-07

CLoarSa or TIE Wharf.-The Richmond
Dispatch tasr. the following vi.wof he future,
and thinks W. are not set near to tire begin
ming Of the end
SO fur from being about to end, We believe
that the war is about TO a-aum, a shape more
Terrible than it has ever vet presented The
Yankee armies were u"yct 500 large as they are
now, ard they never threatened Us TT So many
Important point, before. 1t is well for thi,
fact to be thoroughly understood. 1t is all
important for individuals. us we'll as commu-
iuiIcs, always to look their situation fully in
the face, that they may know how they stand
and what they can do III the crisis.
We shall beat the Yankees, We believe. We
have always beaten them whenever they have
igiyca Us II chance. Unless in the case of an
insulated ~positiou-as at Donejsou and Roa-
noSe Island-or where they have been enabled
10 bring their superior fleet to bear upon Us.
ithev nave never been able to contend with US.
We have rarely cyor encountered them, when
Ithey had not at least three to one against us,
and il nonG OF our numerous victories hav'
been pushed to a satisfactory ousl..taaa;an il
is because Of that very !nfrf!ofity Of numbers
We Will continue 20 beat them. But the tim'
is rot YET; corao for them 70 eivc ny the con,es.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
BosroS CoRSrRs, n Y. Dec. eth, ls6l.

wv H. CARGO a Coz
cents freely give yon liberty make Of the fol-
lowing certificate Of the value ofConstiluton Water which
lean recommend IN the highest manner
Ny wife, who attacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length q back, and IN her limbs. with Palptaon
Of the Heart attended With Falling Of the Womb ys
mcnorfhoa. and Irritation of the Bladd.r | called a
ply sican who attended her about three months whfn
he left her than he found her then employed
II the best phs eaus could find. Who attended her
for about nane u,suth and while she under
she did suffer quite much pan be finally gave
up and said, "hsr cGse tras Rcsrdbls Dor. aid he
"sts Als sasA combinafi efcoDJ PAINTS, Naf a,3i
cfae efre 'f oTsfsfs 9pffrsf ether 81 hsr
difficulties. About this time she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water. aud 60 utter Advertisements a.
the rs dose seemed have the DIES effect. aud
she kept impreving rapidly under its lfcamsnt and
now srperntcids entirely her domestic affairs She a.
taken any Of the Constitution Water for about four
week.. and happy To ssy that u has produced
apermanentcure.
wM M.yANBENSCRorES-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

Sole Proprietor AMI Maufa-turcr Of the Hard Rubber
Truss under Riggs tiaolycar's Patents.
The llarl Tlusr Truss il uniSc AMI superior Ia all
others Ira the following RESPECTS VIII break, ru-t
chafe. -ill or blister; 'e male still or limlr viii
Hernia II y'r~' standing: dAs press injure
the carl, anal j always clean AMI gpsl new.
Patients ran lrr accurarcy fitted 10y sending size In
inches ar,,nu'l l-rly Ia line f rupture.
REFERENCES as to superiority over oshcrs:-rTlle fol-
lowing only are Offered: Pfaf> Mat Iaruocllan: and
Parker. New York. Profs. t;-ari aHd Aari'w fliladr
pIia; Dr. r. Jp'iSu; Surgeon General Bureau Wash
ington; l'rofs liraari. fr'rr. Er Andrrus and la
Wis Chict,er: Dr. Molcott, Mlwnnk"e. Wis.
Maiuitturer anil Dealer in SrTirr Traces. Ahlom-
lnal Supporters. SIX and Ciin Elastic Stockings for
yaricose veins, SlsI-rs faiulaes-S. &c. &c
DIR. WILCON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LFti, man
featured by e. stafford, has n;iiy advantages all
others and Evidence II such IL lGs rrri,cl the
first premiums a the United States Pairs under the
animation If the ,st surgeons Ia country. It's
tion i received fruga a rulsT core. (w lch will never
break giving II great preference il. spiral spring
uSct in other llmls.
Send stamp fer pamphlet. Posi- Office BOX ss:5.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

The events Il the A. they developed viii be
faithfully given. that the public may be advised
its progress; tie results Of battles; the condition q the
ooniendng afmies and all that Affects the great strugge
home and abroad. Tor tho overthrow Of the Rebellion.
In addition, the >rpfisei win contain the CURRENT
NEWS q the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY. STATE
ITEMS the latest reports Of the NEw YORK and GIN
ClNNATI GENERAL and cATTLE MARKETS, the con-
don Of the MONEY an STOCK MARKETS; IN a word.
il will DE the effort of the Proprctors u the SHfno 20
give is columns interest Cor all classes of readers and
such Information will be especially adapted 20 the
we'll being II the citizens q Indiana.
The senrsaei will continue represent and stand ~
theTeguar organizations Of the Democratic party State
and Nationals sustain the principles policy they shall
svow. and support the candidates heY may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow IT, We therefore ak ear Democratic
frendsall Who desire the Of sound principle
20 aid in the extension OF the circulation Of the fiei
Daily and Weekly until they shall al leas; reach every
Democratic family ia Indiana. The pres. a
portant agent in directing arsht the public mind and all
that is needed 20 give the Democratic party
rule is the enlightenment Of the people 20 i prno
pies and policy shall aim all the ability
We possess 70 faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments
and measures, Tor we believe that doing best
promote the true interests 81 the country.
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mo Ella
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
JoHS H. RIA. Clerk

NO 21a
IINTTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, SIS
whereas libel Of Information has been filed in the
District of the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District 81 Indiana the 29th day Of
January is63 byJohn anna Esq Attorney o the United
States the District % Indiana against the following de-
scrihc estate credits moneys and effects Of certain per-
unknown. towiC e. % IN cash in the ands Il
j. 4 W forthe: also the u go 90 in cash ia the
hands q r. Il. Mccain for a violation OF the
powers Of an act July II ls6
IAN act TO suppress nsurrcen. 10 punish trcass aud
rebellion seize and conhscate the property Il .sbc-
and for other purposes, and praying prccess ins,
said cash, AMI that the may be condemned and
sold enemies property.
Now, therefore. In pursuance 81 the monon under t
seal OF said Court directed and delivered De hcfe
BY give public notice t. all persons claiming sail cssh.
any part thereof IN any Interested therein,
that they and appear hefor~ the said the District Court
% the United states BE held AZ the city 81 Indianapolis,
n AMI Tor the DISTRICT % Indiana the third Monday 81
fea uary NEXT ten O'Clock ofhe Of that ay.
thel aud there interposc their claims and make their
all, yaticus n that behalf
u. q. ROsE. United States Marshal.
by |. 5. H.KLow, Deputy.
Attest
JoHS ". RsA. Clerk. feh3-dllt
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NO. rs
no. AS
TStrEp srATEs or AMERICA. DISTRICT oF IN.
II


UTSrrEp STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT oF IN.
WASA-SS
NheFrAs, hbel 81 Information has been filed IN the
District Court - the United states within and for The
seventh 1eait an stFtci 81 Indiana the zth day of
January, lset' ~ John Hanna, ESQ Ntorue, - The
United state Tor the District 81 Indiana against the fol-
le~is described gt"pe - 81 one John Caueu towifi
one pair q feced hana steam rnnss. Tor violation II
the powers - act 20 teuefsss apur,..sl Iafy l.
lsse entitled An art &C. sapPr ssuffecton o. pani.h
aud rebellion 90 setfc and couf.safe t pf.rt.
% rebels aud Cor ether prrposes ur,yins prscse
against Ad property aud that che same may be condemned
AMI salsia ss4eIlles' pEopsrty-
No therefore parsaaSs - ths oaition NJ der the
sea- of aid Govt dlrsefed and delivered d. here
By gvepablc notice 20 all persons claiming said property
any part t4creol. any Interested therein
thai they b and app before The ssd, the District
court niths United Stales to be he'd a. the ciy - IN
flsuspols, in and fr the District II Indiana the ~
Monday q February next ~ ocock u the FORENOON
~ that da thea ah there q inefpose their claims and
make their allegations in that behalf
H. e. ROSY. 4. :. Marshal.
BY l. - Bsssto~, nepuiy.
Attest.
goas u Rss Clerk f-l3-dlst
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no. 2I3
mo. 2i2)
IINIJRD STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
J fsfkNA SSc
yoHs II. RsA, Clerk.


IISJED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u fsitNA. So
wEsHsAs, libel Of Information has been fled In the
District Court Of the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana ON the 10th
day Of January, 1853, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
Of the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described and effects Of William
J. Holcomb, towit Three Proissory Notes, all dated
LIST day Of November 1885, for $500 each with interest
from date. payable In 1, aud years from date,
spectivey; said given by William w Garrard TO said
Hoicemb, the said notes secured by certain
mortgage on real estate in Iaporte Indiana, for n
violation Of the Powers Of OF Congress Of July
IT, ls63 entitled An act suppress nsurrectOn pun
ish treason and rebellion to seize and confiscate the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against ssd property. and that the be
ondemned and scld enemies property.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the monton under
the seal of said court directed and delivered do
herebs give public notice to all persons claiming said
property any part thereof in any
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court of the United States be held the city ofIndan
apos and for the District Of Indiana the third Mon
day ofebruary next at Of the forenoon Of that
day then and there 10 nerroe their claims, and make
their allegations in that behalf.
d. G.. ROSE. U. =. Marshal,
Per |. y bieELow. Deputy.
AtteSt:
JoHS n. RIA. Clerk feb3-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH

There + class - dsere that produces exhaust
ken'eis upon the human constitution Diabetes aud
Disease = the Kidneys. bladder and Urinary Passag,s
anu Through false no.siy they until they
ar - 'ed a. 10 De- beyond the control q ordinary
retaodses, aud we present the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
CONSTITUTION WATER

10 The pubic With The conviction that has no equal An
relieving the cass 81 di~eas~- Wit ~ has h..n found =.
eninently successfu m curing aud trust that We
b. ared for efforts ~ placing 40 valuable
form 90 meet the requirements Of patient and nj, -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

mo. IlJ.)
TTSITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. IS

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. sSc
WHsRrAs, A libel 81 information has been filed In the
District Court % the United states within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th cay
% January, ls63, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney OF
the United States for the District II Indiana, against
the following described estate. credits and effects OF one
William al Bell, tosit:Certan Promssory Notes amount
ing in the aggregate 90 e. o0. given by one Robert "
Williams IA connection Of certain real esta IN Madison
county for violation the Of an act of Congress
approved July u, iS2 entitled AN act 10 suppress in
surrecton 90 punish and rebellion, to seize and
eonhcs,r The property of rebels, aud for Other pur-
and PRAYING against said property and that
the nav be condemned and sold rs enemies prop
erty.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monon under the
seal Of said court rectcd and delivered do here
by give public notice To ali persons claiming said property
part thereof IN manner Interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States 10 I've held al the city ~ indianapolis
for the District Indiana the third Monday Of
February next at tenoik Of the forenoon Of that day
then and there 10 nisrpoSe their claims and to make
their allegations ia that behalf.
n. q. ROSF. L. : Marshal.
Per I. :. BiGELOw. Deputy
JoHS H. REk- Clerk feb3-dl$t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

NIIIuhI, NVNNsl NVNtulurt IFIIl INbI
M wv. II 0KEca
fsrr Sir. have Tor several years been afflicted with
that Troublesome and dAugs disease, Gravel which
resisted all remedies and doctors until took Coust
Water, and you may I've assured that exceeding y
pie ase Nth the result II has entfey cured me and
YOU may make any - my you may ht "a
gard 10 the medicine. have entire confidence it.
efficiency. Yours truly. FOND STRONG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
Don s.LE BY Al pRueaIsrs-rRIcE a.
WI. n. GREGG A co. PropdD

WI. n. GkkG6 Co, Proprietor.
Morgan Ahen. General Agents. No. &c CHI street
Dwyet. 81 Lake 81, whalesss Agents, CAEAgo Illinois
JAMS -d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

DsSVuI.E, PA. June ,, 1852.
Dr. ws. H. GKEGG-Ded sir: IN February 1851,
afflicted with the diabetes and for hive months
passed more than gallons Of IN - hours.
obliged To get up often twelve times du
ring the night and IN five months lost about so pounds
IN weight During the month Of July, 81, I procured
bottles Of Constitution Water and in days after
using experienced relief and after takingtwo bottles
was entirely cured, after reganing my usual good
good health. Yours. truly,
J. " l.. DE WITT.
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mo ILL
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.


wHEEEAs A libel % Information has been filed In the
District Court 81 the United States within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District 81 Indiana. the 18th
day OF January 1853, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
foE the United States for the District 81 Indiana against
the following described credits and effects OF one William
J. Hocomb. t0wit. -Four Prumissory Notes, all dated
March 3Uh 1861 for sSso % each payable in l. 2 and
years respectively from the lst October 1851 with In
said given by John j. Oaks TO
seth Way and 10y him assigned aud transferred TO said
Ito comb and secured hy mortgage on certain real estate
faporte county, Indiana violation Of the Of
Congress, approved July H. is62, entitled AN
act 10 suppress nsgrreeton 20 punish treason aud rebel
on seize and coneae the property Of rebels and for
other urPo-e and praying process against said Proety
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property
therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnition under the
seal Of said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said proprty
part thereof Ina manner interested therein
they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States 20 be held at the city Of indianapolis.
and for the District Of Indiana, the third Monday Of
February next ~ ten o'clock Of the forenoon 81 that
day then aud there iniepose their claims and to make
their allegations in that behalf.
d. G.. ROSE, u. =. Marshal.
Per l. s. BicELow, Deputy.
JoHs II. RIA, Clerk. feb3-dl4t