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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-02-24

NtiII1EVf VI II
4 special dispatch from Memphis,
dated the l7th, iJs
The new monitor gnnboat indiana
"a ran the blockade of Yicssburg On
Friday night, IN spite Of the rebel
precautions. The Indianola obtained
a full view Of the rebel batteries, all
d which Wed with each other 70 sink
her. Size passed all The rebel bat
ferries ii safety.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-02-24

HITUi ~ =
lti-r ported at Mem his that I
600 rehels are within miles &C The
Charleston Rail Rom
The tow boat IIercalts was burn
ed by aaerrilIas on Tuesday last just
above Memphis,
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
Brooklyn CITY News,

TIE LATE oINERAL JAMES n. MALLoN
The remains Of the late General James r. Aaon werc
yesterday Consigned to Their last resting place in tho
Cemetery Of the Holy Cross at flatbush The deceased
accompanied the Seventh regiment as pr vito IN their
nrst campaign at the commencement Of tho war. lie
afterwards assisted in the formation the Forty second
ammany) regiment, In which he went out az euienant.
BY good conduct and faithful services he attracted tho
attention OF his supcrors and was promoted step by
step, until he attained tho rostn OF colonel. He
subsequently appointed acting brignder general, ana
while leading brigade Ia battle al Brstoe station was
killed by musket ball.
Tho funeral services solemnized In S. James
cathedral Jay street. There was large attendance II
both military and civilians Tho services OF tho Romaf
Catholic church read by Rev. Father Turner, ~;
sisted by Father Frel and the requiem sung BY
the choir.
An address was delivered by Rev. Father Kceean, Ia
which he referred 10 tho christian virtues Of deceased
and his patriotism, and made feoug alluson TO the
wife and little Children Icft widow and orphans.
Tn the conclusion OF the ceremonies the body was
placed in hearsc and conveyed 10 the ccDcry. nnms
bsr Of the members OF tho Board cf Aldermen were
present and accompanied the procession IN carriages.
Company u, scventh regiment Natooal Guard TO whicu
deceased originally belonged. formed the escorts accom-
fhe ps pcarers wcrc Colonel Gurney, Lieutenant
Colonel voght MAJOR rat Ono Hundred and Ihrtybrst
New York Captain Uppcndsll, Fourtecnth New York;
Mabr Hopper Tenth York Captain Ribsett sevcnth
New York; Captain Downing, Forty second New York;
and Msssrs j. A. Gilmore y. q. Turner, T. Z. Byrne, J
n. Harvey and j. g. Henncsrsy. There was also de-
tacbmcnt Of officers from the conscrpt camp On Rksra
Island present
and thence TO the clmetery
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

=
dent said IN bis inaugural address III have no puf6
ssssefy where exiss. believe have right 70 do
aon OF this pledge he said, at day, his emanct
patton proclamation, ~ order and declare that air
persons held slaves 10 said designated states
1 sa pa,.s OK States and hereafter sha be free
dna psIy IN power pledged itself, by the adoption
" tne Crtenden resolutions that the should
% prosecuted only for the restoration OF the Union
ns aea was Ioug ago abandoned and the purpose ef'
suougaton Is now openly avowcd. We cannot, under
any circumstances. consent TO disunon To preyent 10
we snouu exert the whole the government and
snould make every honorable effort ut 10
u pelieved that even States are ready 10
return they could be protected In all theiir
rights under the constitution. But the radical pocv
that unf rtuiacy controls the administration Is not
willing 10 receive them. II demands noresub;ueatiou
the obiiteraton OF existing State lines
territorial condition II mands the extinction Of slave
ry. 1t demands what MI DO yielded but what
will protract the indefinitely u will be long tmd
be ore the des0lation and human suffering falling
now chiefly upon the and children OF the SorkSS
and at all times upon the loyal as we'll the rebeious
can DO the successful OF cxactng such degrading
terms
Mr. Parker closed with earnest appeal TO the party
10 see that not vote lost at tho coming election
PETER Y tuTLER the last speaker, and tho course
or his remorks said that the aboOnsts Of the North
provoked the South TO larguratc rebellion. lie urged
thern to support the democratic nominees AZ the COMING
election.
The meeting then separated.
meeting was held outside which was addressed by u
II. Morange, Mr.. Quinn, and others.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
church Destroyed by Fire.

Pnrenr,a, Pa, Oct. n, 1883.
The Third Presbyterian church deasroycd BY hrc.
today including valuable organ and the library Of the
pastor. 1ne Insurance. the building amounts TO
s2o 900 in the Western, Norih American, Allegheny and
Franklin orces TIE organ also Insured for n 2o4
IN the Western Office Tue hrs originated The old yeuss
val busafnss adjoining, occ1p'cs ~@phom By ssvs.
raj tenants
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
City Politics.
Mvry, Np,sy--An,nHso

In our list Of the candidates OF tne Mceoo
ana Of the Constitutional Union party published IN yes
terdays HERALD the of Gideon j. Tucker who ha
been renomnaed for Surrogate by both these organza
ons. was accidentally omitted. Surrogate Tucker haN
received the nomination Of all parties factions except
the republican party, and s siugnary enough the only
candidate for any county Office standing In that position
Tho vote which he may receive therefore, will be the
only clear test of the strength Of the democrats Of h
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

Ions, twelve wide and eight deep. The box whcI Is OF
co PER, contained the fllosing Articles
copy Of the Consutetiun and BY Lawset Ae NATIONAL
sAcadcniy of Design.
A cory OF the Exhibition Catalogue OF 1858.
py of tie List Of the Siataaf5 Of the National
Academy OF Design
The Letters of President Lincoln, Dnied States
sor cal record OF che National Academy OF Design
Sby Thos b. Cummings, treasurer. 8
Oh!ecrs of the Academy OF 1868 and 1864 names OF
Sthe Architect aud Builders.
List of Felowsof the National Academy of Desgn
Postal currency OF the Uaed States below one dollar
Copies OF the daily papeis-Herald. Times. Tribune
SPost and Commercial Advertiser-Army and Navy Jour
I nal. and Harpers journal
{ Catalogue OF the Columbia College Law School
Coin of the United Statcs-c, &c.. &C., loc Zoe, s0c
>9l gold. I
! Medal Of Samuel +. 3. Morse, ex-Presidenh by K
MULLER
Medal Of Asher B. DurAnd, ex Prcsiden. by X. Muller
Head & Of Liberty. bronze meda, BY X Mailer &
! Minstrels Curse, by q. Muller.
Model Union League, Philadelphia July, 1776 and 1853
The boz placed in its receptacle the President used
his silver trowel in spreading mortar the bed and
lowered into its place and properly securedthe Pres
dent announcing the fact in these words
We thus lay the corner stone Of the Academy Of De.
sign, and dedicate II soemnly 10 the high arts In the
name Of the Father, and Of the Son and Of the holy
Ghost Amen.
Some closing remarks were delivered by the Rev. Or.
Chaplin, and them with bcnedicton from the Rev. Or.
Vnton, the ceremony was concluded.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
EATIOv.AL AcADlEY OF DEsIcA.

A Nt'.H TEMPLE TO Be RAISED TO ART
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

E rksRaUsIFS OF LAYING THE CORNER STONE.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

movements OF Senator WtIs0sl.
BosroS, Oct. II, 1853
Senator Wilson left this evening for York. 70 taxe
part In the political canvass Of that state.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
WHERE THE BLAME RESTS.


RfOm Tho klCLm9nu enquirer.
II is now stated that Gen. D. H. Hill,
and not Geu. Polk, was the officer whose
failure to make the attack at the proper
time, prevented Gen. Bragg from accom-
pIishing all that was anticipated Mt the
battle Of Cbickamauga. y correspondent
OF the Savannah Republican, writing from
linear Chattanooga, Oct. ., F" under the sig
nature of "Tout lie Monde" sHys:
"The truth regarding the tardiness with
vhicu reat advantages were followed up
in our G :. signal victories over Rosecraus
begins s1Ely to unfold itself, and Gen.
Bragg is exouorated from shouldering the
blame. Gen. Polk has been arrested, OF
course by Gen. Bragg. What fort On
Monday morning Gen. Polk had orders to
move rapidly forward at daylight and at
tack the enemy, either before he got with
in the Notifications of Chattanooga, or
within them, as he might find him Gen.
Bragg supposed, with every reason justly,
that his disorganized ranks could not be
organized before light, and a sudden at
tack in such demorallzei condition as he
was forced from the field on Sunday night,
Would increase the rout and result in his
entire destruction. Gen. Folks command
did not move until near IL N. SO the rumOr
has it-at least, it is no doubt true, he did
not get under way until very late In the
day. The result is, Rosecrans improved
the time allowed, got his shattered regi.
ments together again, formed them behind
the earth works, aud placed his guns In po-
sItion 10 the strong batteries which sur.
round the rear of the town. What
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

In Rem. Ia q caust,
OF forfeiture and
The Real aud Personal Prop
erty VI IEaac J. Post.

~ | In Ken. Ia q cause
The Real aud Personal Prop OF forfeiture and
erty VI IEaac }. Post. cOnhscatiOn.
VHYHERIAS at the Fall Term, 1861 OF the District
w Court Of the United States for the Western
District Of Virgin =, at Clark burg, the Attorney Of
the United Stat Tor said District dled an iuiOrmA
tiln ngAnt the Real aud Personal Property Of 1IAc
j. Post, described in schedule to said information
annexed, alleging In substance that said Isaac }.
Post is engaged the existing iusurrectiOn against
the authorities of the United StAtcE that at the time
Of his becoming engaged he was the owner Ot the
property In said schedule mentioned, and praying
that said property may be cOBhscAted aud sold a
forfeited to tue United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the m0ntion under
the seal OF the said Court to directed and delV-
cred, do hereby give public notice " all PersOus
claiming any interest in the said property, in the
proceeds thereof to appear before TIE Judge Of the
district Court Otthe United States for the Western
District of Virginia, CIarksbuTg, the 10Th day
Of November. 1855 lif the same shall be day oi
iursdi On. IL not, the heXt day OF jurisdiction
thereafter then and thsTe to nterpOse their claim,
and make their allegations In that behalf
EDWARD n NORTON.
US. Marshal for the W. D. Of Va.
RKSJ. II. SNITH. u. g. Attorney. oet26'Iit
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
Ifyou do. use
Hoohand's German Bitters

FToR J. NslrGon BrOIvn, D. D., Editor oInIe Ency-
eLOpediG Of IieGi1iOHI EHos0Iedpe.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general. through distrUst Of
their ingredients aud effects, yet know Of suti-
Gent rea.on, why may not testify to the benht
he believes himself to have received from any simple
pTSpaTAtiOns In tbs hope that he may thus contrib
ute TO the beneGt Of others.
do this t!.s more reality in regard to Hollands
German HitteTs, prepared by Dr. C. N. Jackson, OF
this city, because Wa preiudicod against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly az alcoholic mixture am indebted to my
freud Robert Shoemaker, Esq., tor the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tr>Is aud for -ncHurAge
m-ut 10 try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
of these Bitters, At the beginning Of the present
year, followed by evident roIief and restoration
to a degree Of bodily and mental viHOT which had
not felt for ak months before and had almost de-
SPARED of regulating. therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to tue Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

In n cause of for.
LiL....La

n
Tue srsS Of Aaron R'I'S3S young o anu con-
VATuEREAs, at the Fall Term, 1853, ,ofthc District
w Court OF the United states for the Western
District Of VITgiuiA at Clarkoburg, the AttOr sy Of
the United ates for said District filed an inGoTma-
tiOn against the Real and Personal Property
b. Young, described In a schedule to slic infUTma
tOn annexed, alleging In substance that said Aaron
u. Young has been engaged in the existing InSurrec
tiOn against the authorities OF the United States
since the l7th day Of July, 1862 that at the time Of
his becoming 90 engaged no was the owner of the
property In said schedule mentioned, and praying
that said property may be cOnhscated and sold as
forfeited to ths United Stat >.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of monition under
ihe seal OF the said Court TO me directed and ieV
cred, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming Hny interest in the said properly, In the
proceeds thereof to appear before tie Judge Of the
district Court OF the United States for the Western
DatTICt OF Virginia. Mt ClSTkAburg, the 10Th day
OF Nov, mber, a. d 1868, [tfthe same shah be day
OijurIsdiciOn, II not on the next day OflurisletO
thereafter then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD II. NORTON,
o. 3. Marshal for the ". d. Of Va.
Benz. II. SMTH, U. g. Attorney. Oct261It
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

aa-SPECIAL EcTIcKS Double the above rates.
A8-ScAsly Advertising on reasonable terulA aceoT.
ding to the space occupied and The number Of changes
made
advertisements from transient persons sang
ers. to be pad for in adrd1eS.
business CARTS NOT exceediHgAvO Inns SIC year,
So for stx months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsons ng
yell all legal advertisements and advertisements
fauction sales and real estate, sOut In by them mus
be paid for at the usual rHtCs.
H5-AdysFttSensEts MT accompanied with WrtteL
drectionS will 10 inserted until forbid and charged
Notices Tor Political Meetings to bo charged in all
Marriages, NCticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of scrmons, SO cents eAch. nonvll-'hR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

ThS United states
I In kein. In 4 cause
The Real Property "f Samuel "T forfeiture and
NOOus. connHcHtlOn-
NHTuEREAs, the Fall Term, lSs3, OF the DiatIiet
w Court Of the Quilted htates Tor tue WrsieIn
District Of Virginia, At ClaTkshuIZ the Attorney NJ
the United States for sail DAtTict iei Rn iut'Tm-
ti0u against tie Real Property Of samuel Woods,
described = schedule to said information annexed,
alleging IN substance that sAid Samuel WOOts lass
been eHgased ia tue existins iusurrcctiOn RRainst
the authority 81 the States States since the lTt day
Of July, 1861 that at the IItIs Of his becoming 80
engaged ho was the owner Of tho property in SAid
schedule mentioned, and praying that said property
may be conh-caed and sold forfeited to tins United
statsS.
NOW therefore, in pursuA Of the InontiSn under
the seal Of the sAid Court TO oil ectsd and doiV-
eTods DO hereby give public not to all persons
Claiming any interest Iu Ead PrOPeFty IN the PrO-
Ceeds thereof to appear before the Judge Of the Dis
trio Court Of the United States for the Western
District fSirgtn CiAr AsburE, tue 10Th day
Of November, A. D. 1888, (iG the same shall be day
Jurisdiction, IL not. the next day oG Jurisdiction
thereiiler) then aud there to nterPOse their claims
aud make thslr allegations In that behalf
EDWARD ~. NORTON.
U. 2. MaTshAl fer the ". d. Ot Va.
BRSJ. II. SMITH, u. 3 Attorney UctI6-ltt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
The FOOD QUESTION.


1t is continually asked, "What are we
TO do for provisions the coming wiuter?"-
1t is a serious question, indeed, where
there are so many mouths to feed, and
so little prospect Of setting the requisite
amount OF supplies in the city TO meet the
demand. For that matter, the merchants
have been unable to keep up a supply com.
mensura,e with the demand for twelve
months pnst, aud, though much privation
has occurred, and some excitement epgen-
dered, We have managed TO get along. In
order to bring the question to a solution,
however, a reduction of the inflated popu-
lation of the city will be found Of quite as
much importance, In a rational hypOlhesis,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
RENJtNIN @. eNIIH. a


In :. cause Il iyr-
the i-.'i and itI-,IHi Pf"p irituT~ aud esn-
cTit nt John HTsuu,n hscl'inu.
NAJ HEbEAs, AZ tse Tsi ItTT1, Isoj, the District
w C-HFt II al" United riSfF=- EsF ti4- Wr-teTn
District q; NiTinIu, afk-hrF the Attorney cf
the United state s".h District, ;i!sl inGuIr1
tion against the Reel ar4I Pr-Ttl Property q John
BTaun0n, described In -cipuuls 10 saii IhtTm iiUn
annexed RlleRIhE in substance that --il ihn Fran
lias been tHsaTtSI In tine existing nsuTTpctiO1
against the sTtpftis- "G the United States, -ine-
the 18th "G July, 1862, tl,at the time II hi- I.
COuninE SDEASeI, be WAs tue the proper
~ IN sHid schedule. mentioned AID prH' iyy that
said property may he rDusseHtss sn,t F..f-
I'd 20 the United state
Nov. therefore, IN Pursiaucs "fthc mDnitiou under
the AeAl Of the aid Court, to dIr0EtF- aud deIiv-
cred, Il" hcIehy give public notice TO all peFpOiss
claiming 1ny interest in ihF Si property ur Ia the
pT'crCds thereof t appear hsffe g" ,iud-- Il f!ie
district Court ot The UHiIe-i tie Western
District OF tTSuiL, l.lEksbuTR. the leah dGy
VI November, \ T. 1867, az the -iialI Lv day
of juTi-ltctiB, " nst the beNt day Of jgrisdi-tib
theFcait e. then aud there iatsTpI-s claims
S"d max" their allegations lu ala; lsAAl-
EnWAED 81. AsETJN,
q r. MArshsi, n u. ofV4-
BESJGNlS II. sHIHH, U. ). Attorney. o-tg6-tIt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
he Weekly InteIligeneer
The United States
In Rem. IaAcluss
Of forfeiture and
A.nFzansE
Fhe Raj Property Of AIoui u.
Riatnkle
IS eBVAAcENs

UIHEREHs, At the Fall Term, 1888 Of the District
w Court Of the United siaits tor the Western
District Of SFginia Al CiaTkstEFe the Attorney Of
the United State iUr said D.sEt-i nisd an tnfOFma
tlOn Agalnt the Real Property Aloul VI. Bastzbr,
described In scEeule 10 said information annex ed
AeEIhg IN SuhHtALCS that said 4'Cni IL BaEtRhle il
sASaSed 10 the sxIstibs ihsuIfetIi0n AgainEt tie
authorities Of the United StsttE that 1T the time 81
his becoming 80 engaged he Vas tie owner OT the
properly IN said sehs1nlo ntionod, and praying
that Eiid property may ba eOn6sCAted and sold as
Forfeited TO the United states.
NOV, therefore, In purSuAnee Of the nohitOu under
the seal Of the said t1nTt 10 directed deliT-
cred do hereby give public LOties to all persons
claiming any interest i1 The Taii property, In The
District Court Il the Usied States Tor the Western
District Of Virginia q ClATkS5Tg, on the 10th day
"t N9Vember, 1853 III tIs same shalI be . day Of
jurisdiction, not, the heXt day Of Jurisdiction
thereafter then and there to inteIPose their claims
and make their allegations % thAs behalf
EDWARD 81. NORTON,
u Z. NarshaI fur the ". D. Of Va
BENy. q. eAlTn, Q. $. AttoTney oet26-IIt
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In Rem. InReause
Of IOrfO.tuTe aud



The Real PrSPSsT,y Of JOh'' q ,Rri:;'gTs aud
" HEREAS, at the Fall Term, 1868 Of the District
W Court. Of the United states. for the v estrTn
ptatIlct Of YiEginia CbTk-juTg. the Attorney Of
the United States tor said District, fled informal
tiOn against the Heal Property Of John J. Allen, de-
sertbcd in schedule TO said Information annexed,
Liodging in substanee that said John J. Allen has
BEEN engaged In the existing iDsuTTsCtou. against
the authority Of Ihs Cutel States, since the 18th
day Of Jnly, 1s6E that Al the time OF his becoming
50 engaged he Wa8 the owner Of the property ia said
rehednle nientiohed aud praying that said property
States.
NON, thsrefIre inpuTsuauee Of bis nonifion under
the seal OF the said cCuTt- 70 directed and doliV
ere, do hereby give public notice to all peTsUts
claiming any interest in said property in the pro-
cesds thereof to appear before tie Judge Of the Dis
tTtct Court Of the United etstes, for the Western
Dist let Of Virginia, At CIaTksbHTE, tie IUth day
OF Move mber, n D. ls63 III the shall be day
ot juTsdictOn thertateEl then and there to inter
pose thsr clsims and make heir allegations Ia that
behalf EDWARD ". NORTON,
U. s. Marshal, ". y. Of Va.
BESJ. II. SNITH, U. =. .AttUrnfy. oCIC6-lIt
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The United StaIss

Va
The Real Property Of Angus | In Rem In cause
tine J. Smith, BrnJHmin u. ! Of forfeiture and
Suiith, David smith, Rob- cOuhsnation
eFt smith. Louis &. Smith
aud William 7. smith.
WHBREAS, at the FAlIferm, 1857 Of the District
w Court Of the United States, fOr the Western
District Of fvrginia at CllEksburg, the AttOrsey
the United States for sail D stFist lel an inEjFma-
tiOn. Rganstthe Real Properly Of AugustinsJ Suit,
Benjamin NJ Smith, David B. Smith Robert smith
Louis G. smith and William Z. Smith, described In
schedule to said Information ADneHsd. alleging 10
substaEos that the said Augnstine J. Suaith Beu-
jamin 81. Smith, David D. Smith, Robert Emith.
Louis Q. Smith and William T. smith, have bees
engaged In the existing insuFrect on against
the anthOEity Of the UnitSd stAfes since the
18th day Of Jniy, Is = that AZ the time Of their be-
coming 90 engaged, they were the owners Of the
property In sald schedule mentioned, aud praying
that aid property may te cundscAtad and sold a
forfeited to the United States.
Now, Therefore, In puTSulnce Of the motion under
the seal Of the said Court 10 directed and deT-
cred, do hereby give public notice ali persons
claiming any interest In said property, or in the
proceeds thereof to appear bsEGrs Judge Of the
District Court Of the United states for the Western
District Of Virginia, At CiArkSbuF, on the 10 d daV
November, A. u. 1853 tf the same shall be day Of
Jurisdiction, Il not, the next day Jurisdcf ion
thereatter then and theTs 70 ntSToae their CLAIMS
and make their allegations In that behalf
Toward ". NORTON
Z. g. Marshal for the ". D. d We.
u, sAlIH, " :. Attorney. OetSS-l4t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
The United States
In Rem. In cause
OF forfeiture aud
copdseAtiOn.
vs..
The Real Property Of William
II. GibsUn.


In Rem. In cause
The Real Property Of William OF forfeiture aud
II. GibsVn. cophseattOn.
VRYnEREAS, at the Fall Term, 1858, Of the Dis.
w trict Court Of the United States OF Virginia, at
CIHT kshufE the Attorney Of the United StHtFs for
said District, MED information against the Real
property Of William Ii. Gibson, described 10 a
schedule to said Information annexed, alleging In
substance that said William H. Gibson has been en-
gagged In the exciting insurTecTiOn against the
thOrty Of the United states, since the 18th day OF
July, 1862 that At the time Of his becoming so en-:
gagged, he was the owner Of the property In said
schedule mepti0nedi and praying that said property
may be eOnscated and sold, forfeited tothe United
States.
Nnw, thel oiOre, in pursuance Of the nonitiOn IN
der the seal OF the said Court to me directed Hnd De-
liVered do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest in aid property or In the pro
cees thereof appear bsfnre the JudKe Of the Dis
tFc Court of the United etAtea fer the Western Dis
trict If Virginia, CarksbUEg, the 10th day OF
November A. D. 1853, Il the same shall be Day OF
juT lsdictIon rot the next dSy OF Jurisdiction
thereafter then and there to intSFpcss their claims
and make their all, gatiens Ia that behalf
EDWARD 81. NORTON,
y. 8 Marshal, ". D. Of vs..
RHSJANIN II. Smith, o. 8. Attorney. OOt26-lA