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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-06-12
C.G:s s3Hss ss.zs s:s,. a0Ss.sg Officer.

Inc T. la 'lhI sht,"s tnet though -hera!
Bragg kl.ss b tu set It's fec. as H. mt. in
'nattrr-I.. + =. 3.r.u;e. he also kn..w- nnw t.
ssmpatt g. 49, - 'ut' sentiments, arr. t,
a:,piaul .-e,f.a.s srse .: ho.
ii St..,...e.',t .: Tie M1u.le Aave, isey,
wrniHg, ,.r"n. Sect, v'iIe, says
A.' 81 ser IL G>u Bra-ss amy hal b.sin-d
u shurti."v': nt A'es.nse tn ptruiit hun to go
h.nt. a'j attend IT, ;,ers",.a Interests du.,,ld~
ing his bresence. Before hi, time Of al~p,...e
nah expired he requested forter leave If al,
sanca i.r lIllsty d,.s, aud promised To return
bitter s.Jt"5 tn ri az bad ever been b.f,,e.
t. $ 'slpaat 0a> approved by the various uiii.
IN c,,nstnsnd er hni. VIII, k,.aw him to
b. :. t'le and faithful nian, AMI lnsly b. G,,a>
era, i :.gy. Before the thirty da,~ time gran
ten had expired, aeair. fni ward ed ii cn nlu
Gcat"n desiring a still fu'th"r leave. FL, ,tfi
Mere a~tonIs:ed ut rs nl.udence a,.d au
dscitv. aud each III TURF through Aht.,.
.sp;i, II passed marked it d,s.r2rs we'd" Ee
:.j- the .t.un reached ne army head
qna teas, Gu B.ags The re lent o: "a let.
Ter frnn this ,.fcsr Who stated that he hlt
| tna,.s application tor further leave and gave "A.
his that while army was furtner a1-
yanc he has become engaged to- d young l.dy
from whom be bad received a le,ler, uhlh h..
es,> SD. iris delicate tniS~,ve contained ii
sad AID touching veil to tue r,.unr ,,ifi Z !
eiio had aat,ed her affections. Sas cxp:a.ne ]
that snce he eneny had s,no Isr I ,nts eid
the, had destroyed her pr r.r'g, taken every
thing f.um her. AID We'll n,gh made h*r Zen.
nltss.
When she had engaged herself ~ her lt
she was thu pns+rss'r ot property. anJ was in
affi .e : circumstances. With this state ~
th.n4s as,s;ns, hard she felt woa oe the
tra. =, uer, she hao determined To rsiea>.
il.- onl -ct .: her afec, ions from engagement
made IN her prosperity. This noble mssive
| wa, croachea IN sucl lovng and gentle, though,
! prudent and ,nuchlng a"guas-, that IT mi .hi
we'll have drawn tears from the ircn warrior
e. whom it WIS presented. The off .er add~d
that tr. MIST ,rtnnrs IF his a!i,Hcei had only
festati,,n f her .sine e,ed love aud spirit had
only inspired stronger affection for So n"h't
a wn,,,au He desired >il further bolday
that hs, might z" to her and ma'ry her, prov
ng that ii,s love was fuse as her own, and b.
making h4r his wife, encow hts rrepetty upon
her il, case he W as made the victim, of bullet.
Gen. B,a-. sen, d rectons tn his bureau "fil
GERS ca send him the conn lnica,inn So soon rs
II should arsive, md ress"d'ess OF the endor~t-
men. nf 'Jlsap approved made by officers una
ware Of the circ.in,staifees. he marked 1t sgran.
/ ed for thirty days and endorsed upon the le :
ter s.1he lad v is worthy he best ard brav>
est soldier, and f.,ln what ] learn oeli@v3 you
are worthy Of the lady.
<"@ BaAxros BRAee.
$ E - & /. II
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-06-12

wunnE ARE 1HEY 3 According TO the re.
port of Co!.,t.ei O ii rur commissioners for the
: xchangr ut prls. ner, tse Whole number OF prls
er. taken trun Us in the latte about Chancel-
iors, HE by Hooker AID xcnst = d is 2.iOO.-
Hooker CLAIMS, ~ his late "roes congr ratulatins
his army ON their ...:raoiioa escape from to-
tai destruction Nv our ever, brave ana glorious
Army, to have captated D 900 of our msE ls
nov remains su, jeci ct legitimate inquiry
uueth-, C"l Ol!d is no: bound, or at least
authorized by ihe carteI agreed upon, and reg
uiat,n. the excl snYe OF prisoners, to require OF
the auth,,ri,i..s at Washington to return tie re-
IN aiming 2 500, who according 20 Honker's con
srA'ua,ory order, are still withheld.--Itach.
Whig.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-06-12

UPHEAvINGs AT THE NoRrd. -Tne northern
peopie have1heid several n-etIngs N opp sl
tls'n to the lrucaedings "f tier Gfsera"ent
III the Va!isndi.h I'm case ami sha ganeraI r IL
ey oI the L:ncn dunn t>trat,on. Two such
meetings nave been held in New York c.t' -
the last one ad ptiag sunse oi the ooijsst reso
ldiiotls yet put flGsh by ANY northern ct'mmu
nifty. These resolutions declare opposition to
the arrest Of ' allan >ISha,n ano pledge thear
lives, fortune and sacred nonrrs to resist such
ag2ressnns oppostiol tu the c"lt.n uance "l
De war upon the South AMI IN f,.vur "a war
with Great Britain (~ond srfoI(; ard oppose
5s"n 10 an adire>~ Ia ely lss,ie1 oy de,n"cratic
members IT the L ..isarure iledsing support
to tne administration III prosecuting .he War,
81. ss" aes se 5s#s%
5 ,ne speeches were made which went further
ihaa the resoiuttnas. James Brooks, the + II
TOR Of the II. Y. Express said if the northern
people Gia not reslss the ty ranny .,f the sadmln
.steatEI,.. nowsit would soon be too late to- re-
>i.t. lie concluded by say ing. 5s.s.e<
AS long 40 they leave Us the bal Lei box our
victory is sure, aud ifthey do not leave Us the
oailot box, by the eternal God wall aa Wiling
e, lead an army, 1T vou@wiii trust to my leader
ship, to resist all such Tyranny 10 active oppo--
stIon. sa S 29a3# aa a4fss#1
"A large meeting was held at Albany, N I !,
and ieI,er from Gev.s Seymour was read
from which we extract these two sentences
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-06-12

w y gi.s place a,:t ct dl,y T. the fol
Ia. log repnr' and ask for i: Ii careful prrnss
ft.:1.i III a ;naric5 - 80. WlD stu
have the ns.einn that the Yankees a:e hahi.g Z
/, c:viz, ION ar The UnIne coHten plated
hy thA C,,lStliut. on ~ the Unit-i States. II
view uf ttle. s,u1rt-es If ,he vAssee invaders,
ou.. 1t - tolerate IN the 5 'ulh any W tiu
favotS Il uGi..n w!'h t1ein
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
No. 2i4
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. s.
Whereas hb-l Of Information has been filed in The
District Court II he United States within and fer the
seven Circuit and district Of indiana the 2yta day OF
January lse ~ John Iianna Es Attorney ofthe United
states Tor the District of Indiana, sgansl the following de-
scribcd estate iit> aud effects OF
n unkns wn. Nj 80 90 cash in the hands e
J. W. Forihr also the q S75 co n ca>h Ia the
hands II X. r. McCtnn fer a violatiun of the
pv-rs ofan tofConsress.aPpToveiJ July IL 1862 eu
ian act 20 suppress iun punish and
rebeiHou.t ant conascate the property e rebels
AMI FOR oth-r purpose, aud praying process against
said cash. and that the same may be condemned and
soil as eneuie>' property
Now therefore, IN pursuance n the mon,on under the
sea- OF said Court directed and delivered % here
b. public notice 10 all claiming sal cash,
O. part thereof any neres et therein
they and appear be The aid the strict Court
OF the Caed State> be eld The cay of uiana polls,
AM Tor the ~ tric VI inians. the bird Monday OF
Eco Eary sx oc OK offhr forenoon of hat ay.
then and interpose their claims make their
allegations IA that behalf
u. q. ROSE United States Marshal.
By l. $ BIssIow. Deputy.
A'teSt
Joan H. RIA. Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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The events Of the Is they developed will be
faithfully given. that the public may be advised
its progress the results Of battles the condition q the
coniendng armies that affects the great struggle.
home and abroad for the overthrow Of the Rebellion
IN addition. the SAfinol will contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
TINS, the latest reports Of the NEW YORK and GIN
CINNATi GENERAL aud cATTLE MARKETS, the
dton Of the MONEY AMI STOCK MARKETS; in a word.
will be the effort the PropretoTs Of the SHfin
give lis columns interest for all classes Of readers and
such information will be especially adapted 70 the
well being Of the citizens OF Indiana.
The Seafiae will continue represent aud stand by
the gular organizations Of the Democratic party. state
and Natona the principles and policy they shall
ayow. andsupport the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents The low prices for subscription
will allow il. We therefore ask Democratic
friendsa who desire the Of sound principles
aid the extension OF the circulation Of the Snfia
Daily and Weekly. until they shall at least reach every
Democratic famil, in Indiana The press Il most inn
porant agent in directing Alright the public mind, and all
that needed give the Democratic party pc maDent
rule the enlightenment Of the people TO its prnci-
piles an policy. II shall be aim, with all the ability
possess faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and easures for believe that in doing best
promote the interests Of the country.
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BcsroS CoANKKs, Y, Dec. 2Tth, 1861
wN IT, GREGG Co:
Gents freely give you liberty to make Of the fol-
lowing certificate V the value ofJvnstitution Water which
lean recommend in the highe
Ny vile, who attacked With pain in the shoulders,
whole length II back. and her limbs. with PalptatO on
of the scarf attended with FALLING Of the Womb. uys
menoTI hca. and Irritation OF the Bladder. | called a
physician. who attended her about three months d Il
he lcn her worse than he found her. | then employed
q The best phys cisnS caud find. attended her
Tor about nine Iths sud While she urder
she did not sGer quite much PAM he finally gave her
up and laid, "hef scds iGcNrf5fe fOr aid he
"sAs ss'eA contfa,fi ofcsng hfiafs TINT nett
cine circR fr operates Gysffbst other or aer
Il a, sifse~" Abou this time he tie u~c Of
Constitution " aeT and 10 utter asouishmeIt al
tie rt dose seemed have the des red effect. and
sue sept improving faPidy under its
rerinetd> eruie her dc1e>tie Affairs. She has
not taken sny Of he Constitution Water about UT
week.. and are happy 10 that II has prodacrd
apeErlAlienteure
VA M.YANBENSCHOTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
.s (No. 2i2)
IISuED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

DIANA. SIS
WHEasAs A libel Of information has been filed in the
pstct Court Of the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 18th
day % 1853. by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
OF the United states for the district of Indiana against
the fnow ng described estate aud effects IF William
,. Hslcomh, wit: Three rromssory Notes. all dated
1t day 81 November ls5s for t5a0 each with
from dste. payable In l. and wears from date,
sp-ctivsiy; said given by William W. Garrafd laid
H0scomb. fhe SAID
mortg 'ge rrai1e~tsse m ~Lrpores Indiana. tor a
violation OF the Powers of or Congress Of JuJ
H. iss2 entitled An act TO suppress Instruction pun
ish and rebellion. seize and conscae the
propersy rebels aud for other purposes praying
process against said property and that the may be
evntsmned and >eld enem es property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monition under
the seal Of said court, directed and delivered, do
hereb give public notice all persons claiming said
property part thereof in any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States be held AZ the ofIndan
apol and for the District of Indiana the third Mon
day ofFrbruary next at of the forenoon that
day then and there nterose their claims and make
their alleg cations In that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE. u. =. Marshal,
Per L. >. BiGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
Joux H. REs, Clerk feb3-dl4t
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GO. 49,
L-X-IEn sr.lEs nc .urp -. nLS1pLl-r o.

tNt. 1lS.
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT or IN
II DAMS
"h-rrA~, hoci q Information has been filed in the
D>tric Court o. he United states within aud for the
Seventh Circuit District luiia o. the a9th sav Of
January. is63- oy John Hanns 80. AttnEzn. II The
unite1 state for The District Of tndst aaf the fol-
lowin described property q John Cannon vi,
pair % s-oud baud ncs violsfscu ii
the powers q of Congr,ss approved Iriv Il
l,6l cfct "A act - suppress usurrcciioa 70 p4D,h
treason md rebellion. seize and oon>cats rrrty
rebels AID :5r ther pE-poses, ac urayins prces.
sgs.as; aid property and thar tie may bs condemned
AM sold : enemies property.
therefore. pur-uacs Of the mention der
tlr-cfed AMI delivered DO here
By ave gable notice al pcrS0as claiming said property
siy pat thereo Ia any Interested therein
that th~y b AMI app before th- satd the District
CurtN frhe United state, he h-id the city u In
dianspol. IN ant to the District % Indiana the 81
Noiay q February at clock Il the forenoon
at1 there infergo~e their claims and
make their ale cations in thar behalf
ID. G.. KO<E. L. s Marshal
BY :. BssELo~, Deputy.
ions Il. Rs.. G'srk sb3-diA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
wrlyuaD. cOss.. November 18Th. 1851.

Ma. Nm n
Dstr have fo- several wears been afflicted wi u
that lcsome and dang,T Is sisese, 6fayci which
RESTED al ruesls> aud dO-tOr-, until TOOK Constitution
" atcr, and you may assured that exceedingly
plea et with IA. result II has entirely cured me- srd
You mas MAKE Any u nv me you NAY ft
are 10 tie medicine. have confidence
efficiency. loarS truly. FOND STkUSG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
NOW Is THE TINETO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1868:


TIE governmental and poIitieal quessious q he
coming year WI have absorbing interes. Tor every
eitizen We Ase engaged in gissuscivli var tie re-
suit q which none forrs~e. u threassus radical
chang, N the institutions and prsncp. upeu -hsa a.
Governments founded. and aestru-tiu-. 81 N.
liberty and rights 81 Tie citizen, saoA a. N.
people Of no ether nation have enjoyed aud
which may Be attributed uneqsaisA progress
in national prosperity and greatness. The Issue yin
soon be upon rs whether tbs free Goverumens shsnes
preserved and maintained aud the rights Of The slAss
under the Constitution perpetuaied, powerful central
authority b permitted grow cut q this war, seHter-
afnx State INES institutions and all those cheeks
upon the Federal Government, rights reserved By he
states which have constituted the excellence AID suPe
rori,y Of our nationality States "one - the SEA- for
the eourmOn objects forth in the Constitution. bat
distinct a. Abe bilOws IN the management q their
purely domestic Affairs. These questions were Involved
electon- ami the voice Of the people was
most emphatcalIy expressed for the Consiutioa a.
j. and the Onion > was." Never there time
when important that The people should BE thor
sughy advised the progress and condition of public
ans Of passing people are not nt Tor
self government urleSs with an Intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their own
nd the puhlic welfare.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
CONSTITUTION wArrp

To the pubic with the conviction that has no eau,l,
relieving The class Of diseases whi II Ia. been flns =
eniineuty successful In curing and saN
Be rewarded for our rorts Ia scing valuable rsr,
N form % meet the requirements Of patient and phys
clan =
FoR sAf.E By ALL DRUGGIsrs-PRIcE 81
VIZ. w. 6RsGG Co. Proprie,ors
Morgan Ahen. General Agents. No. IS Gin street,
Se~ York Wright Fteneh, G. Randolph 81; Smith A
Dwyer ~ Lake 81, wholesale Agents Chicago. Illinois,
tsn1e-dsls
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STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

III NIItD STATES VI AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. IS:
WHEREAS A libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court o the United States within nd for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 29ih Gay
OF January iss3. by John Hanna. Esq, Attorney Of
the United States for the District of iiana, against
the following deserved estate. credits and effects of
Will ~ Bell to-wii:Certain PromSsor. Notes amount
ING m the aggregate $4,000. given ny Roher y.
,sms in correction Of certain real e>ta in Madi
cofy for violation fthc powers Il act Of ~"ngrcs
spnr sv-d July IL. is63 entitled An act suppress
surrectian punish and rebellion, seize and
coaii-c the property 0f rebel, and for 9th pur
pass and praying process siSt a property. and thar
the may be condemned aud sold enemies prop
Vow. therefore, In pursuance Of the monOn under the
seaf - said directed snt delivered do here
BY public notice % all persons claiming said property
any part thereof in any Interested tLerein
that they 10 and appear before the said District Court
the Unet States. 70 be held al the city Of indianapolis
in and for the District If indiana the third Monday
O'clock VI the forenoon Of that day
then and there 20 inerpo>e their CLAIMS and 70 max,
their aliegai IA that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L ;. Marshal.
Per |. s. BGEL0w, Deputy.
JoES n. ksA. Clerk feb3 dat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There IS noclss, q diserse that pr,uc, .ch xh,,s,
is rlect. e TIE human lHaheres and
D-sSes 4 tue kidneys, hsdisr and rinar,- p,>xsss
and ilfosga iase od ~ Ia, are ,h~v
are 50 advanced as TO be beyond esurol 81
remedies, and present the -'s
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Attest: JoHx n. Rr,
NO III
V7STED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

V7SuED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS:
wHEnrss libel % information has been fled In the
District Court Of the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit sDd District OF Indiana, the 18th
day OF January l5s3. by John Hanna, E-q., Attorney
for the states for the District II indiana against
TIL following described credits AID effects OF one Villa
J. Hocomb. to-wii: Pour pr.pissory Mole, ell dated
March 3Hh 1851 for $500 90 each payable m 2 and
respectively, from the 1t DC ober, ls6l with IN
tere-t; ssh notes given by John j. Oaks 10 on
Seth Way and By him a~siei and transferred 10 said
Ito cr AID secured by certain real estate
in Lspore coay Indiana for violation - the powers Of
an st ~ Congress. aPpro. ed July H. ls62. end An
act suppress nsrrectio 90 Pnnirh treason and rebel
on seize and c0ucae the properly ofrebels and for
otrer purpose snd praying process against said propety
and thsf the same may be condemned and sold n
enemies prvp~rry
Now therefore, pursuance OF the monon under the
seal Of said court dire ted and delivered do here
by give public notice to all pers0ns csinns said prprty,
any partfhereef any manner Interested therein,
that they he and appear before the said District Court
the United Stae 20 be held al the city Of Indanapo
IN ard for e D>trc, Of Indiana. on the third Monday of
Februsr, next. o'clock Of the forenoon Of that
day then interpose their claims and
tLsir ale cations ia that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, L. s. Marshal.
Per l. s. BiGELow, Deputy.
ATTEST:
JoHx n. RIA. Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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DRUGS.

ruAVF assac.sted viii ne In business ". G. ".
II sloan Who been a-sl-tant 81 the store Ter
number years rest. Hereafter the c,iuess VIII oe
continued AZ the Old stand under the nrm 81
BROWNING. a. SLOAN.
feel grateful ioT The liberal PafronaSe "nen We nav
ever receired-trus ~ street atlcnon 70 business ana
the warts Of our customers % merit and retain The same
r. BROW MING
IL persons knowing themselves indebted TO me VIZ
n please call 81 their earliest convenience and make
Settlements % same, aud obige K bAoNNtN1.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

DANNiLLk, IA, June 2, ISh-
Dr. wN VI. CiExGe-De1r sir: In February, 1861, |
attic Ell With the dabeie and lar months
"a se,i more than two cEs Of water in - hours
obliged to get up often twelve tines du-
ring night ard n tive lost about so pounds
IN weight. During the month II July, 81, procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, anu IN DAYS after
using xperienced relief and taking hotes
entirely cured, after reganing my usual good
good health. Your, truly,
J. V. L. DE WITT
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lSo mol
HHarED sTATEsoF AMERICA, DIS

NO. no.
TINTED STATES F AMERICA, DIS
u TRiCT OF INDIANA. 81
ksxsxAs A libel " informstion hss been fled in the
n-trct Court Of the United State, within snd for the
Seventh Creui and Dsrct Of indiana The 18th day
Of Jsnrary 1888. by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney for
the Uut~d States Tor the District Of Indiana, agasf the
fiisng described estate. credits and effects o. one Wu
liam J. Hoeono, to-wir POUR certain Prpmssofv Notes.
an ds,ed the 3afh II ganusry 1885,, Tor fifteen hundred
dsrs each payable 1lth day of October. IN he
ISL 1884 iss5 sn6 1854. respectively with interest an
nusI from N 18th October. 1890 "a mites wen by
Jo-epbu- H. wav - h Way. ard by him
dors-d ssd transferred 10 said william J Hoicoull,
fra vioaiien 81 the po~er O act 81 Congress- APP
proved July H. lSss eniitle An suppress
tor uni and beiIion. 90 seize and conf cate
the properly % rebels and for other purpo-e praying
pr against sail property. and that the same may be
copfenfed and rold a. enemies property.
Wow therefore IN pursuance ~ the mouificn under the
said Cogrt directed and delivered. do here
by give pubic notice al uersons claiming said property
any psr thereof or Ia any Interested therein
tst they he aud appear before the said the District Court
of the United states be held n the city 81 Ind anapo
liz and forthe District u indiana the third Monday
ofF~brusr next 10oTck Of the forenoon oftba day
and there Hterpose their claims and make then
Allegations IN that behalf
ID GARLAND ROSF, U. NJ.
By I. ) BfGEL0w. Deputy
Attest: JoHS r. RIA. Clerk. feb3-dl4
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A Legislature will assemble on the ssh q Janu-
AIRY next action viii have deep interest for the
citizens Of Indiana The Senriaei viii contain faithful
and intelligent report Of is proceedings. that the
understand from day day what their Repre-
senfatires are dAinr.
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5. =. a7sHAI's NOTICES.
10 aa1.l
slrs ....r : 0. =. - -p,sra,,-roz l. I.

W. @os.f
urxiFaoertTss o. a. l.l-.cA DISTRICT OF - n 4
s.As ess. Alibslef iaieFnaiioa has bssa Sid IL ths
D-tfist co1rf 81 Ia Gnife5 Siates sln snd gor tAe
Great al Ust q afl.na the zcth day
January. Lea, BY John Hanna. Fsq.. Attorney Of the
Uniisd staiesiss hf nstpet u indiana. against he o
losins 'etcf1oed ~, tess and effects ~ ont m
Hoe NIB, 70 VT One PssF1i-Nory Sete ds,ed Jsnu-
AIRY a. leei, due IN moths after date Cor toe Of
tll1s -. given BY Seth Way said No said
note : secured BY certain mortgage lands 10 he
county q Lapore, INDIANA r violation Of ihc power
Of an act Il Congress. approved July u. 1851. entitled
an act 20 snppress punish treason afd re-
eeon 90 seize and conacse The property Of rebels and
Tor oiher pnryosss and prging process against sad
properly, ard that the may be condemned and odd
a. neuis>' prop~rty.
S. Iherefoe n parsusnce ofthe mention under the
al 81 fad Court firected AM deseredf do here
&c pabc notce q al per-ons claiming said prepeTt
OF any rar thereof. u any manner Interested
therein, that they be and pear before the said The
Dtficf Court tie rnit-t states he held a. the cts
q fnftrspsi n ard or the District - indiana On the
tar Monday ffebruary nexf AZ ten O'Clock n The FORE
boon ~ hat dy then and here inferpoe their claims
aud make their Allegations fl that behalf
ID. O. ROSf, u. 8. Narshai,
ByL 8 BleEtOw. Deputy.
Atfert
JoHx a. REA- Clerk- feh3-di+t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

VIII soon assemble ana the most imPortan, questoos
will be brought before Il for determination. One q
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President will vitality affect the future OF the country
All interesting Congressional prcoeedngs viii be
,.,rtoa l., he >.ntln.I
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
CARRIERS.
.rEvV. B.fRBER SHOP.

* sHUCRAFT HAS OPENED A BARBER SHOP IN
-. the new block OF John C. New. two door south OF
where ne will be pleased all his old Customers l.
in fun blast with sly chsirs ectlo-dly