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The New York herald., 1863-03-04

DEMoyAL-A CARD MRS LYON IsAACs, LATE
IL Of No Division street this city begs 10 inform her
friends and the public that she has removed 800 Canal
and is ready supply the ladies' OF this cv and
country with Spring Bonnets An extensive
assortment Of the latest fashions Guiding mourning Mi
merry, hand q the Fashionable Emporium 366 Canal
street, opposite Wooster
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
MILLINERY, sc.

A SIMMONS, 637 BROADWAY, THE LATEST STYLES
n OF Paris Spring Millinery the whsesa.e q
trade Merchants aud niners respectfully invited 70 call
The New York herald., 1863-03-04


no THE wonkINs rAIi.ons or NEW YoRK-FEL
Body composed OF dsleestes from the various shops
proc ed TO lay before briefly thr OBJECTS andnlcnous
In DONG 90 we carefully avoid he consideration Of
those questions likely 70 produce division among the men
but. accepting things as We ind hem and believing hat the
ed makes impossOie for eject radical change
ye, we from % ,ss lae ns Toe
unusually share OF the burihen borne by the
ey rs' aap aspar,@sn s nS% OF labor ew r.sso. among
many, whch Justify the present movement may he stated
First The depreciation national currency operating pre-
i fesriaiy exposed second TIE enormous rise eacea ~
as ps pbSy Willie bss rents bsye Been snSs e eee
siderable edueoa the small holding Of the operative has
TO mitigate these evils naturally turn to the employers
wsies have reached your committee little dicas 10
obtaining from their customers advance Ia the price Of
Under these circumstances led believe hat IN
py ins %siSS iSe ii 10 co%ne ~n0"
msn ss g. ss Yss
ssa Ha II Grand street, Thursdas evening March 5
1851 o'clock when dele a,es rom al those trms no, yet
'e'e' - ''D' : CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
To PIANO NAKERs- -ArrENTlox-rH JOURNEY.
i pianofcrte makers OF New YORK and vicinity
T. r"rasa Hail. q osSsrd hi. EVENING" r. hsa
March 4, at occck Per ofder Of Committee OF seinwsy
TAKES FOR WINFIELD, NEwTowN. MAspErH.
i south Williamsburg Wcs Flushing. will be received at
tho onhce OF q. O. Andrews No Tryon row, wednes
days and Saturdays until o'clocS
Q. r. NORRIS, Collector
THE MEMBERS or ADELPHIC CHAPTER. NO i,s
Il X A. NJ. requested to Nt1 sly Bluad.
way. Wednesday March O. NJ | ort1ek r. W 20 attend
the funeral Of Companion rhonas q BecSeara ~ orer
Of the ~ 7. ". v. SHOVE, secretary
} r,o BARRIERS AND uAIEDRE .~fRs ALL TIE
jourueyfnen BARRIERS cf hc ciy " New Invited
20 attend the meelin n be'uf of o cartier dosing of hc
sho,s 20 be hrli SUNDAY Msrch AZ rlpcs In ,ha
evening" al the Dramatic hal 20 ana q Eas' Houson
ufE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER MATHEW d. A.
A Soctftv requested 10 n rFsaif, ~ ~.
hu ss Grand street Wednesday Narrh g. nti " M
"a md tie funeral of dcecascd hruher Phrrf On
JOHN HOLLOWAY. frcsldant
EDWARD MutytSv, Recording sec,ysry.
rrpE ASNrAl covNfS ENsNt of rrE Nrv
Il yars u1nepas ltp M.siNt tn WiN fase usrN a.,
Wetnessay evrulag a. iu.., a. sot.a.k I've tatA ,e,
'eAlecuuA y" ). A. CARMICHAEL. N. %. srcei.r..
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DAHCISG ACADEMIES.

DopwoRTHss DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA. No. 2Oi Fifth avenue, New York.
No. l37 Montague street, Brookly
Open for the reception Of pupils who commence at
time.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

! c,TUyvEsANT INSURANCE COMPANY. l2s BOW.
= ERy-New York Feb, 70, 1868 The annna election Tor
Directors this viii he neld W their ofce
Thursday March u. Polls open from Y " 20 y. VI.
A. r. NJ ROoME, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
THE LECTURE SEASON.

A COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES WILL BE
IL delivered in the Reformed Dutch Church, oil
Bleecker and West Tenth The second lecture subject
Poetry with illustrations and recitatons will be de-
llyered by Rev. Samuel Cox. ID. d., Thursday
pg, Mach Doors o'clock lecture at g. Admis-
sion ~ Tickets at the door.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

A TTENTIoN THE UTMOST INTRINSIC VALUE PAID
old Gold and Silver Ac or prcierred advances made
5l0 broadway, opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel AL business
strictly confidential.
a. THO CHAMBERS STREET.-THE HIGHEST PRICE
"A paid for Diamonds, SET or unset; Watches Jewery,
Silver Ware and old Gold and Silver either IL gold
feut funds JOSEPH u. ISAAC, No. sChambers street,
At Isa SEVENTH AvENUE-Y0U CAN RECEIVE
N twenty nor cent more than other place old
od silver; the highest prices paid for Gold and silver
Watches, Jewelry Diamonds, Cames hair shawls Please
addres, ANHALr l52 2Seventh avenue, between
Twentieth and Twenty 6rst strecta
nIAMoNDs DIAMONDS. DIAMoNDs-I An GIVING
~ the highest cash prices for Diamonds Watches and
Silver Ware cash advanced the same. Thos having
goods Of this description TO dispose OF VIII do wc 10 call ON
L. JACOBS, t07 Broadway.
DIAMoNps, PEARLS AND ENERALDs WANTED,
~ aud avery high price paid for the same gold oI cur
rency, by n. PLUMB, diamond broker, bi2 Broadway
Once hours, TN 10 aud 2 TIL > only. Valuations
ntAMoNDs. Old GOLD AND SILVER by GOING
II 70 LOUIS ANMCH, I23 Broadway, under the New
York Hotel ynA VIII receive 70 per cent than any
other place In chs city Tor Diamonds old Gold and Silver
without being comreed 70 take other goods in exchsng
Kinds aces and Furs bought a the highest price L. A.
has Is years established ia New YORK Remember 3
Bruaiway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-10
DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Major Gen. Wright,
Cincnnati:- daring operations and bril-
liant achievements of Gen. Carter and bis COM
1nand are without a parallel in the history Of
the war, and deserve the thanks Of the coun-
try. This expedite has proved the capacity
Of the Federal cavalry for bold and dashing
movements, which, I doubt not will be imita-
ted by others.
II. ". HALLEcK, General-in Chief.
Gen. Halleck has dispatched the following
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, Washington,
D. c., Jan. 9.-lIajor General ". S. Rose
GRAMS Commanding Army Of the Cumberland
General: Confederate accounts fully confirm
your kilograms from the battlefield. The VIC
tory was well earned, and one of the most bril-
liant Of the war You and your brave army
have won the gratitude Of your country; and
the admiration Of the world
The field of Murfreesboro' is made HISTORICAL
and future generations will point out the places
where SO many heroes fell gloriouslyln defense
Of the Constitution and the Union. All honor
to the army of the Cumberland! Thanks 10
theliving, and tears for the lamented dead
#, ". HAL.EcK, General-inchlet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-10
DIED,

In Washington, on the morning OF the 9th
inst. THOMAS HA Min, aged 5 years and
8 months: son Of Thomas and Elizabeth Cow
ling.
III Washington, on the 9Th inst, VIM. NJ
MORRISON, IN the SD year Of his age,
In Washington, OF the 6th inst, RICHARD
Ella, in the SD yeaC Of his age.
On Tuesday, the Goth ut.; after hrief illness,
at her residence, ''Iiterty,'; near Piscataway,
lid. Mrs. ELIZA c. NJARBURY, widow Of
the late John ii. Marbury, and daughter Of the
late Benjamin L. Fendall, esq, Of this place
She was a most excellent lady deservedly es-
teenled by all who knew her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-10
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Passes are granted
to-day very freely to persons wishing to visit
the Army of the Potomac
Colonel Ho1nton, of Fitz John Porters
Staff was married to-day to Miss Parker
The wedding was conducted with more than
usual pomp.
Senator Wilson'S bill is to construct ship
canal for the passage Of armed vessels from the
Mississippi river to Lake Michigan, and for
the enlargement Of the locks On the Erie canal
It rpropriates thirteen millions OF dollars tor
the construction Of the western portion, three
millions five hundred thousand Tor the New
York canal enlargement, which IS to be under
the direction Of the Secretary Of War.
Senator Sumner to-day introduced bill to
suspend the sale Of the islands along the coast
Of South Carolina, Georgia, and the vicinity OF
Port Royal, for taxes It is alleged that IN
case sales are allowed, it will materially inter
fere with the operations now gong on there,
and with freed men now being worked and edu-
Gated on the lands referred to.
The Ways and means Committee heard the
complaints Of the Committee Of Philadelphia
butchers who are DESTROYS Of procuring re-
duction Of one-half Of the tax on slaughtered
animals The Committee will soon have tax
bill as amended, ready for report. The Com
mittee will report Post Office appropriation
bill on Monday; it approprlates about twenty
millions Of dollars.
Secretary Chase addressed q letter to the
Committee of Ways and Means, late last even
ing, asking them to provide for temporary
relief Of tie treasury. In the same communl-
cation he wished to know whether the Commit
tee intend to report his bank bill with the 4
nance scheme. If not, he did not wish them
to consider his letter. Mr.. Stevens Immediate
" addressed him note, informing him that
the Committee voted unanimously to separate
the two measures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan, 9.-Private letters from
The b]ockading Aeet.ofs Mobile, dated Deem
Der 23d, say that many deserters to the United
States from the forts and nelghborhood: rep
resent that general hardship commands in
Mobile. Beef once week: oysters only at all
other times-no sugar, no tea, and no coffee
to be had The pyiyateer Oveto is still in the
harbor, and or feet expects her to stay
there.
Nothing has been entering or leaving the
harbor since Captain Preble's departure, save
one soop with cotton which in getting out
wa captured by the Federal cruisers, and a
cotton-laden schooner which getting out under
cover Of stormy night, endeavored to run
ba X again lost her footing and went on to the
breakers too nearly under the guns of Fort
Morgan to enable the squadron to indulge N
representation, but by way Of making every
thing sure, she set herself on fire and was ut
ter!y consumed. Every thing is dead and dis
maj IN Nj0b;Ie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-10
5nrr17U or PRESIDENT DAVIS,

Dyos;dpnt Davis, in his late speech TO tne
, , of the Mississippi Legislature, speaks
ho,efally Of the result Of the war; ana U,'.:e
aJn ' that it has assumed greater nlas'l-
's,1a +ban he anticipated, and that he has hlm-
elf erred in several matters OF Judgn1ent: ne
IN lools for success as the result. lie THINKS
.h.t v;rk shurg and Port Hudson are the TWO,
' 'n's ;mnortaut points now to be defended, be-
lllool 49, ,ln, thor preservation the sentAment
w. % IN Northvost as to whether they Wonid
; ~ ,+l pn]ure and support war against the
i Sn,7tb denended, re looks for the resfora-
t;on of 3Iissouri and Kentucky to the southern
T To,l and confidently anticipates
bonnv termination to the conflict, despite: OF
t Xxx f:anre to obtain foreign reorganization,
which 1, he saws, only reminds him Of the PROV
erb-"Put not your faith in princes. RE lie
wonld, should France yet extend the llano OF
friendship, be read to grasp t..
" 1e alluded briefly to his desire to transfer
the war upon Northern soil, but the 1a!ure e: 10
do this proceeded not from want or lnclha
lion hnt mower. He urged the necessity OF
filing IN the thinned ranks Of the regiments,
and establishing a permanent military system
in the several States.
The President laid particular stress upon the
encouraging fact that we had improved IN ev-
cry respect since the war begun: Our arm1es
were superior in number, and improved IN
quality and appointments. Our manaiactor-
les had made "a pid progress. Mississippi alone
had clothed and subsisted the whole army
upon her soil. Our people had learned to
ecopomisc They wore homespun. He felt
like taking off his hat to q woman dressed IN
homespun He had an unfaulte ing belief in
the Justice OF onr cause, and profound reyer-
ence tor the DEGREES Of Heaven. He noticed
with evident satisfaction the superior morality
of our army to that Of the Invaders. In God
and the yalor OF our troops he trusted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-10
The numerous friends Of

ADJUSTMENTS numerous friends Of
Mr.. Dick Parker in confirmation Of their APP
probation and respect tor him, have rendered
him complir entaly benefit, which tai es
place tonight at Liberty Hall Besides the
usual attractive company, there will be added,
On this occasion. several new faces, among them
Miss Sailie Sunderland, avocalist of consider
able repute, Jimmy Reynolds, the celebrated
Gown OF Nixon's circus and others. We pre-
(1ct Tor 'lr. ?. a crowded house. He certa in
y deserves It, and has our best wishes to that
end
Nixon Circus has been crowded nightly du-
r:ng the week, and judging from the approba
i1oa OF the audiences. the performances must
l.aEe been very satisfactory. Tonight there
VIII be several new features in the perform
a!nces, and: if the weather is not too unpropl-
'1'us the pavilion will doubtless be crowded,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-10
MARRIED.

In Washington, on the 9Th inst. BY Rev L.
Routort GEORGE II. HILDRETH, Of Iowa,
to FLORENCE, youngest daughter Of the late
Peter Hevett, Esq.
On the 7th inst, by the Rev Dr.. Hall AL
EXANDER f. CLEMENTS, I. S. Army,
and KATE, daughter Of Philip Harry, Esq. Of
Georgetown ID. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-10

FOURTH WEEK IN ALEXANDRIA,
AND TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
N1xoz,s H1pPoDRoMAr1c
lLPLE OF AMUSEMENT,
KiDe Street. Opposite sEe A7exaa-
Gria Gazette Office.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS
Of the
MONSTER CIRCUS COMPANY!
Three Toupss in one Grand Shou,
forming the most attractive entertainment ever
given IN this city.
Na~ Every afternoon and night this week.
THE SHERWOOD FAMILY.
The beautiful Equestrienne,
Her first appearance.
PETE JENKINS, the Comedian. at each pr
formance.
~ JIMMY REYNOLDS,
The Prince Of J.stsr,
The two pretty dancing ladies,
MISS VICTORIA AND lSADORE
MONS. ROCHELLE,
THE CONRAD BRoTHERs,
THE GERMAN COMICS,
THE WHITLEY FAMILY,
MISS ELVIRA.
THE GREAT BOY RIDER
W Three Clowns at the same time.
EATON ST 0 N E,
The daring bare-backrider,
and host of others.
Great stud Of Dancing Horses and Ponies the
whole forming one Of the largest organizations
ever concentrated in one establishment
The New York Brass Band has been engaged
expressly fyr this occasion.
Pantomime Of JOCkO.
To Dress Circle, SO cents; Social Range, Is
cents.
Doors open at I to and ! TO o'clock per-
Torrance will commence at 3 and II o'clock.
dec Soft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

Sole Proprietor AMI Manufacturer Of the Hard Rubber
Truss. unlcr Ri---'s & Gsplyrlr's Patents.
The lllrl nlwr Truss i uuikc AMI superior 10 all
othc-s in the following RESPECTS: VIII break rust
cflfe gall or blister Re male still or timber; will
cure Hernia -" vars standing; dos not press or inure
the carl AMI Is always clean and gsl new.
Patients l~ accurately fitted 10y ssding size In
Inches around irsy in line .f rupture.
EEFEEENcES IS tn sniari riiy others The fol-
low.n- only ofT'r'-: pruf> Mott. Varnocian: and
Parker New York: Prpfs. tiuiarl and Ariew. Iliahel
pia Dr. r. Jphn>i; Surgeon General bureau, " ash
ingion; Irnf> lsrainrl Frrr, Is'a AnlrwS, and Da-
Wis Chicago: pr. Wulc,tt, Milwaukee. Nis
Manufacturer anil Dealer In Slr"ilier Traces A~lom-
inal supporters, six a1 Ct;. flfic Stockings for
varicose veins. SusI,ensory Barlag-s, &C., &c
pR. WiLCON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL l.Eti, man.
featured 10y G. Stafford, has many advantages all
oilwrs, and eIince of such IL LAS received the
first premiums at the United States Fairs under the
animation II the hest surgeons in country Its
ton i received from rubber core, (Which will
break giving it great preference over the SPIRAL spring
use'l In other linils
Send stamp for pamphlet. Post Office Box 1865
layn For sale by all Druggists. novl4-'62- d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01
mo. 2i4 !
NO. 2i4
VTSITtp STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
II
yoHS n. RIA. Clerk.

MI. ia
VTSTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
~ DlANAs So
Wherea- a libel Of information has been filed ia the
District Court Of the United within and for the
seventh Circuit and District q Indiana the 29th day of
January iS6 hyJohn Hanna. ESQ Attorney 81 the United
for the District OF Indiana the de
scrbcd credits moneys aud effects Of per-
unknown, to-wie s45 90 in cash in the hands 81
J. w FOrthe. also the q as 90 IN cash in the
hands q one X. b. Mccain for violation Of the
powers ofan act Congress appovedJuy H. s69 entitled
As suppress Instruction. punish and
AMI for other purposes, sad praying process against
said cash, and that the may be condemned and
sold ~ enemies property
Now therefore, Of the mcnition under the
seal OF said Court 10 directed and delivered do here
~ give public notice 20 all persons claiming said cash.
sy part thersof- interested therein
they and appear before the said the District Court
OF the United States, be held al the city Of Indianapolis,
IN and Tor the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
F-lsuary o'clock of the Of that
then and there nterpose their claims and make their
allegations IN that behalf
d C. ROSE United States Marshal.
BY I. : BIsELow. Deputy
ATTEST
JoaS IL Rss- Clerk feb3-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

Wm. H. GRroG Cor
Gents. freely give YOU liberty make
lowing certificate fthe value OfCOnSttutOn Water which
lean recommend in the highest manner
My wife, who attacked with pain in the shoulders
whole length Of back. and her limbs, with PaIpation
Of the Reart, attended with Falling Of the Womb Dys.
menorThQa. and Irritation OF the Bladder. | called
ply sician who attended her about months h
h. LETT her than he found her. then employed
Of the best physicians could fnd who attended her
for about nine ntbS and while she his care
she did suffer quite much pains he finally gave
mp and said, 'her casr Nds iRcardble" For said he
"sle his such c0DBindtin ofcsny lfirfs flft ,s.ii
csns gires L'r oIysfes ri
d.Tf,Hkfes' About this commenced the usc OF
Constitution Water and to our utter aSonishmepi al
the first dose desired effect and
she kept on improving rapidly under it,
now snpernends entirely her domestic affairs She has
not taken any Of the Constitution Water for abou, fur
weeks. and happy that haS produced
apermanenteure
WM M.vANBEySCA0TEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01
Attest:
JoHx H. RIA, Clerk

(SO. 2I3)
ssirEp sATEs OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DAM S.
NreAs.s, 4 .bs Of information has been filed in the
l''~s Court OF the United states within End for the
seventh cirrst aud District Of Indiana the 18th day
OF J1noary, 1858. by John Hanna ESQ, Attorney Of
the United States for the District Of Indiana. against
thu following described estate credits and effects OF one
William H. Bell, wit: Certain Promissor, Notes amount
ing in the aggregate to s40no given by Robert "
Williams In connection Of certain real in Madison
county. for violation fthe powers If an of Congress
approved Jelly NJ. s62 entitled AN 60 suppress in
sirrecticn. TO punish treason and rebellion.
eonhscate the property II rebels, and for othr pur
Pos>s and praying process against said property and that
the be condemned ard sold enemies prop
rrty.
Now Therefore, m pursuance OF the monton under the
seal OF sai court drected and delivered do here
by give public notice to all persons claiming said property,
90 any part thereof in any interested therein,
that they be ana appear before the said District Court of
the United States be held the city Of indianapolis.
in and for the District cf Indiana the third Monday of
February occck Of the forenoon Of that day.
then and there inferpose their claims and To max
their allegations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE. L. 8 Marshal
Per I. ;. BlGELOw. Deputy.
Attest
yoHx n. RIA. Clerk. feb3-di4t
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mo. u.s.


IrSITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DtANA-SS
where's libel Of information has been hled IN the
District Court 81 the United states and for the
seventh 81 fsd
January, lsss by John Hanna. ESQ. Attorney Of the
United States Tor the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described property John " Cannon
on- pair 81 H-t engines for violation of
the powers u an act u Congress, approved July II
lisa entitled IAN suppress sssrreetin 20 nish
rebellion 20 seize me r.,,rv
OF rebcls and Ter ether Pgposes, and nrayins process
arans, said property and that the nav
ant sold enemies property
Vow therefore, IN pursuance q the monton der the
seal of said Cou.t directed and delivered do here
BY give pebc notice all persons claiming sad property
any part thereof sfsy interested therein
that thev 4. snf app ar before the said the District
Conr. II e Jned states. 70 be held a Tie city q In
dSnapos, u and fnr the District Of Indiana on the ii
Monday Of February next o'clock Of tbs forenoon
Of that day then and TO inserpose their claims and
make their legations In thar behalf
u. g. ROSE, L. 5. Marshal,
~ l. :. BlerLow, Deputy.
Attest.
JoHx a. MA. Clerk. fehs-dl4t
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MnFokp. CoSS., November 18th. lssl.

" II
>y- have for several years been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease Gravel which
all remedies and until took Ccn>
Water. and you may be assured that exceedingly
pleased with the result Il has entirely cured me. and
yoU may make any % my you may at IN
gard the medicine. have entire confidence IN it,
efficiency. Yours truly, FOND STRONG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction has No com Al IN
relieving the class % diseases viii II has beer fnI =
eminenty successful In curing and trust thai we N
be rewarded Tor efforts in placing valuable remedy
form 20 meet the requirements Of patient and phxs
clan.
FOR SALE By ALL DRC6GlSrS-PnICE 81
wx. II. GRgGG &co.. Proprietsrs.
Morgan A Ahen. General Agents. No. IS Cliff street.
Ne~ York. Wright French, G. Randolph 81: Smith A
Iwer, % Lake 81, wholesale Agents Chicago, Illinois,
Iaa2s-ds
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mo. 21l.l
STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


ITSrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS
wnkKxAs libel Of information has been filed IN the
District Court of the United States within aud for
the Seventh Circuit aud District Of Indiana, the 10Th
day OF January. 1888 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
United states for the District Of indiana against
following DESERVED credits ard effects of William
j. Hoicomb, towif: Four Prcmissory Notes, all dated
March gnth 1861 for sssO 90 each paya IN 3 and
respectively from the LIT October, 1861 with i'm
ercf said notes given by John j. Oaks to one
Seth Way, ami by him assigned and transferred TO said
Ho comb and secured by certain real estate
county, Indiana for violation II the of
act ~ Congress, approved July IT, Is62, entitled IAN
suppress nsarrecton 10 punish treason and rebel
coucate the property Of rebels and for
other purposes pdprsyngprocess against said properly
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property.
Now therefore pursuance Of the monition under the
seal ~ said court 20 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said proprty
part thereof, manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court g
the United States 10 be held at the city Of Indianapolis
in and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday q!
February next. O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
day then and there ntepoSe their claims and 20 make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, Il. s. Marshal.
Per l. 5 BIsELow, Deputy
Attest:
yoHx II. REA. Clerk. feb3-dl4t