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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
ComnemorntiOn.

LoIAL LEAGUE OF UsioS CIriIHS,l
RRw.YoRK April ., 1863
The Executive Committee Of this League have resolved
unanimously to commemorate tho great uprising the FAIR
NoRrH.Hs SrArRs. which commenced In this city the
2th 1851 In response to the call OF the President for
Volunteer Soldiers sustain the Government OF the Union
and suppress. rebellion The Inauguration Of this seea Of
glorious In the history OF the nation III be ceo
A MEETING AT MADISON SQUARE,
In this city.
On the Anniversary MONDAY. April 90 at o'clock N.
Addresses may be expected from many of tbs most dsn'
guishod orstors Of the country.
All LOYAL LEAGUES throughout tho country respectfully
requested send depotaons and ell oys citizens without
reg,d to residence station occupation party are inv:ssd
to be prescott lutte in this Mass AssEzBsz Of the al
ia Of the nation.
Suitable arrangements for the mse,ins IN progress and
will be publicly announced n due season.
ROBERT II. McCURDY Chairman.
u
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Furu,tvre.-F KRUTINA, st his MsnufsoseZ - =
Ws,,rooom. Noe Sc and 81 T. Aous0nst. has On asA~
splc ndid asso tmeus OF ,,x,rupu
which he viii sell at tho 49,. r,,,s,ptr prize
Az sssds warranted
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Get the tienuipe Article.-The great popularity Of
NJLBOhS COMPOUND or COD LIVER OIL AM
LIME h.s induced unpnnciped person, to stemp' 70
MAIN of simple srlius OF their own manufacture ous any
p,,on ho 1. Coughs Colds OF Consumption
should be careful whore they Purchse this scl~ 70.
aures pafng the results following s use arc US ots 81
and the proprietor has ample evidence Oh
nls of It's extraordinary In pulmonary complaints
Tn, phste of liue possesses most marvellous hoans
aavsr a. combined with tho pure cod liver OIL by d..
Wubor This medicine IL regularly prescribed by the
Fos sale BY A. B. wILBOR Chsmi. No; 1855 Courtst
Boston In Nsv York. by }. MILHAU SON. and ID. b
RARkEhI CO.
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The sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs and

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| SQuRws
at Banum's Museum where they NAV b. a.r Al all bour,
the heads Of six most powerful tribes from the Western
wids They have just closed important tre,.. with the
Prs.den. Of the United States, and visit New.York far
A FEW DAYS ONLY,
They are accompanied by the United States Indian Ase,.
and an Interpreter Most Of them .esmb or
railroad car until within tho last few weeks Such coec-
ton ofrea Wild Indian Chiefs will probably be
again.
The sixteen Indian Warrior Chief, and
Squnws
a. Bsrnums Museum where they may be at oil hours
of sir powerful tribes from the Western
wds They Just closed important treaties with the
President Of the United States and visit HewYork for
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
they accompanied by the United States Indian Agent
aud an Interpreter Most OF them steamboat or
railroad car unfit within hs last few weeks Such coleo-
on Of real Wild Indian Chie will PROBABLY be seen
sssiu.
The Sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs and
SQuaws
at Barnums Mueu whore sy may be sscn at all hours
the heads Of six powerful tribes from the Western
wds They have just closed important treaties with the
President ofthe United States and visit NswYork for
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
They are accompanied BY the United IGdan Agent
aud Interpreter Most of them steamboat or
railroad car until within tho last ssw weeks Such solec
ton Of real Wild Indian Chiefs will probably be
sraiu
The sixteen IAdian Warrior Chiefs and
squaws
at Bsruums Museum whore they may be at oil hours
are the heads of SIX powerful tribes from the Western
Wild. They have Just closed important treaties with tho
President of the United and visit NewYOrk for
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
They are accompanied by tbs United States Indan Agent
and interpreter Most Of them never saw steamboat or
railroad car until within the last fsw weeks Such coIsc-
ion OF res. wild Indian Chiefs will probably be
assin
Tho sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs and
Squaws
at Buuu'. Museum whsre they be at oil hours
ara the heads Of six mos. powerful tribes from the Western
wd Thoy have ;us, closed important treaties with the
President of the United State. and visit NswYOrk for
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
They are accompanied by tho United States Indian Agent
and al interpreter Most OF them steamboat
railroad car unit. within tho lss few wessa Such collec
ton Of real Wild Indian Chiefs will probably be seen
again.
The sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs aud
Squaws
At Banums Museum where they m,y be At all hours
are ,hs head. Of 81, powerful tribes from the Western
Wild. They have Just closed important treaties With the
President ot,he United States, and visit Newyork for
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
They are accompanied by the United States Indian Agent
and al Interpreter Most Of them steamboat or
railroad car until, within thu few weeks Such coec-
ton Of real wild Indian Chiefs will probably be
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OFFICE,
BROADWAY.

"a smls was on her iphsslh ives 10 her look strength
was in her step aud in her hsBds-Plsntatisu Bvers."
sLT-1S6O-X.
A few bottles Of Plsntstioa Bittsrs
viii cure Cola Extrsmiaes and Fsyedsh Lips
win cure StoInacb aud fetid Breath.
WI cure Ela.asncy and .i,I Inss''S0n' T
win cure Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
viii cure Pain over the Eyes
VIII cure Mental Despondency 5000
WIN cure Prostitution. Great Weakness.
Win cure Ssllow Complexion. Weak Bowels, a.
"o'n LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
IL Il tmaed that seyentsnths Of all adult ailments process
rom diseased and torpid The hillary secrrtions Of the
liver overlooking the stomach poison the entire 'ea
and exhibit the above symptoms.
Alter long research able to present the most re-
kbs cure for these hSs nans ssr o,s q,
bred aud forty have taken tue ranon
Ber. and not an instance Of complaint mas come 70 '
most escsu. tonic and agreeable ssimulsn. uiisdss
The req nj that II relies upon mineral substances for ts 80
tive properlie. wholly false For Oh. public sssscssa
ps,rnts may consult their physicians
BsxkCeebrated for over two hundred years In
The sai ss6 Hssp. s. 4:
Vceroy Of Peru In 1910 aud afewad. sod oy tie ye'nA
mama ,s Of Jeuis Po,ods. and 6n.y made public By
Louis XVII King of France Humboldt makes especial el-
to its fsorfuse qualities during ms Soa'h
c.c.nLL. BAnKEor di.rrhs. cello and di'',;s' Of 'As
oASpxIlosFor Inflammation of the lOns end drep'osi
CGaSomrLs Flow sRs-For enfssbed digestion.
LAy.Npka Flow ERs-Aromatic, stinniant aud toms
high y iuvisorstlns IN VERNON, debility
ANURAn aromatic minatve creating nssh. muscle snA
mils; much used by mothers nursing
Al.o Glove buds orange, caawaJ, corander snAefoeS
&c. - ,.,. 90 a...
Another wonderful Ingredient OF Spanish orsn fpssse
auty the complexion aud bnsocy 70 the mind 1. yes
Of the world, and We wnhhold ts
for tho present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec "a, 1851
Msssrs p. H. DRAKE Co l have been srest sufferer
from four ad had TO Aosnoon my
profession About three months ago tried the PiAntstise
have recommended them In several cases, and ss r
know always with sgus osneht am respeceany yonnns
Rev ). 5. CATH0RN.
PBuIpnLpHIA 10th Month lr,h Day. 1851
RESPECTED FRIEND Ny daughter has been much essehsse
BY the use thy Plantation Bera Thou wilt ssud me I'VE
| bottles more. Thy freud, AsA CohniN'
SHERMAN HousE. CHICAGO, IL, Feb. u. ieey
Mssss Ii. DkAkK Co.; Pica,e send US snottes
cases Of your Pla-tstion Bittes morning sppes.c.,
they appear to have superseded everything sss saa ~
si'''' '''''"' Yours. sc. GAGE WAITE.
Arr.nssmsnts are now completed to supply any demsnd
for ths aclr which lack Of Government stamps ne
| not heretofore been possible. r
ms pubIic may assured that in win the psf
,y pure standard Of the Plantation Bite DO depsnsa
I'm Ever bofts beas facsim,is Of sissSsrs -
.f,.I. plats sa9rdpng. or u oannof be gessfns
eooatry r. ii. DRAKE Co.,
Ne @2 Broadway, NsweYofs-
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The Sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs and

at Banums Museum where they may be at oil hours
are the heads Of six powerful tribes from the Western
wdI They have just closed important treaties with the
President ofth. United States. and visit Nsw.YOrkfOr
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
They are accompanied by the United States Indian Asen!
and Interpreter Most of them never saw steamboat
railroad car until, within the las. few weeks. Such cOlec'
lion Of real wild India, Chiof. will probably be
again.
The Sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs and
squaws
Bsfnum's Museum, where they be at all hours
the heads powerful tribes from the Western
wid They have just closed important treaties with tho
President ofthe United States and vi, Nsw.York for
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
They accompanied BY the United States Indian Agent
aud Interpreter Most them never steamboat
railroad until within the las. tow weeks Such cOllec
ton Of real Wild Indian Chiof, will probsby be
again.
The Sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs and
Squaws
the heads Of powerful tribe. from tho Western
wids They have Just closed important treaties with the
President of the United States add visit NswYOrk for
A FEW DAYS ONLY:
They accompanied by tbs United States Indian Agent
and a.srprsier. Most ofthsn stsanboa,
railroad until within the las, few week. Such collsc
on Ofeal wild Indian Chief will probably DO
again.
The Sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs md
saunws
at Barnums Museum where they may DO at all hours
ths head, of powerful tribes from tho Western
vd. They have just closed important rsatis, with the
President of the United States and visit NswYOrk for
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
They accompanied By she United States indian Agent
Interpreter. Mos. Ofthsm steamboat or
railroad until within tho weeks. Such cOlso
oR real Wild Indian Chiefs will probably be
ss,ir.
The sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs and
sawaws
at Barnums Museum where thsy may be at oil hours,
the head, Of sir mos, powerful tribes from tho Western
Wild. They have Just closed important. treaties with tho
Presidsn, Of the United States. and whit NswiOrk for
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
They accompanied By tho Uuisei States Indian Agent
and ~ Interpreter Mos, Of them s.,auboa' OF
RAILROAD car until within the last ow weeks Such coec'
ton of real wild Indian Chiefs will probably DO
again.
The sixteen Indian Warrior Chiefs and
SQuaws
ct Bunuu. Museum where they NAV be 'oea At oil hours
the head. OF sin powerful tribes from the Western
wda They have just closed imporIsn, reses with the
Pre.d-a, Of tn. United States and vl,. EewYcii for
Anew DAYS ONLY.
They accompanied by the United States Indian Agent
and an In,srpe,of Most u hen steamboat
railroad car until wiihia last few weeks Such cOlec
ton Of real Isdlaa Chiefs will probably never DO seen
again.
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ovycx or IsrgKsAL REvs.sUx, SIXTH CoLLsorIoSl
DISTRICT or NEw.YoEE. J
au~n,IT,x Notice,-Notics Is hereby given that the

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DISTRICT or NEw.Y0RH. }
Annual Tax NOtice.-Notics Is hereby given that tue
NrsI LIST OF TAXES assessed la thi. Collection Dis
~ Tor the year 1867 has been received from the Assessor
and that the duties een are now doe and payable
Will attend personally or by Deputy at my Once, corner
NJ lttI aud 8.-ay uuder the New York County Bank;
e,c,ut on Suud,ys) from the date hereof untl and
Including MONDAY tue 18Th day 81 Apl'l Instant from
aIeoek a ~ To 4 o'clock p. VI, TO receive the same
The TAKE. included IN the Aforesaid i,t those on Plate
engaged ia liable therefore the lst day oil
September. 1863 bnd not yet taken.
IA persons who ueslst 20 pay the Duties and THes as
s..sj and returned In the list Aforesaid within the tnic
herein speehed will then become liable to pay EN- Eh
CENTUM ADDITIONAL upon the amount thereoi-Dssed
Nsw.York, April .. 1903: WILLIAM ohIoN,
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NprinR.

sprins. -,..., - ......,.. ..o.. If
SPRING CLOidINU, not surpassed IN the "sy 81
.sor,neut taste style. or price. IN his city The
Custom Room, Children's. aud Furnishing Depart
tn-nt not equaled Entire Satisfaction given or
money returned Please call aud examine for your.
selves. ,.,
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
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Veterans of the National (sunrd-ELECTION
NOTICE .-New-fofk, April TO- l9bL-Ihe Annual Meeting
Of this Association for the election IF twelve n@ber. t h
be held At lie ,dquartes a. O. AIu0ryj on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. 18th inst. at y O'clock BY order Of
Leu-Col LINUS ". STEVENS.
EpwIN r TREsAIs. SecrelaTY pro tenn.
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Attention.. Loyal Leegue men.-bADUES are
rs.y and may be procured by addrss ing D. w. EVERETT
BoI SO Ga Ofc-, OF No. III FUtons, second hoo
Pc. .nae badle b osnts BY malt 10 per 00 by express
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 1Tth Day. iasa
RKspKCrED FRIEND Ny daughter has been much esSehsse
by the thy Plantation Bera Thou wilt ssud me I'VE
bottles more. Thy freud, Ana CuhuN.
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No. ia MxRcRR.sr.. Nnw.YoRx.

JE vos EnzyBERa, NJ D.-0esr Doctor; have bss~
afflicted with total dene... and ws indneed TO pay you
ton my hearing suddenly aud without pain restored 70
hch feel grateful Alter being totally deal.
almost shut from the pleasure Of using SO necessary
sepsoto have it returned and hear distinctly reflects
great credit you for the amount OF sk you pos
beg thank for what can 70 truly appreciate
| am OH '''' '''1 EDWAKD TEMPLE HARRISON.
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4 SHERMAN HoUsE, CHICAGO, Ill, Feb H. 1883.
MsssrL Ii. DkAKk Co.: P.easc send Us sn9tle Wsvs
cases Of your Pla.tston Bittes As morning sppctte
they appear to have superseded everything sss ana s
/ greatly esteemed o.ou =. xu.rnr
Yours, &c. GAGE WAITE
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PREPARED HAHNEoS OIL gLACKlMoh l..
EOR 0iIiNU HAKNEsS, CARRIAGE TofS' &c
roh pTGDY FOR IMMEDIATE USE
Alan FRANK MILLER'S LEA HER PREsERVATl'E
and WATERPROOF OIL BbAGklNG ,sc,.
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Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child from psin invgOrse' the stomach AID
bowels correct. .cdy and give. aud vsO to tho whole
systsm Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
HEADQUARTERS 24TH BRlaADT, I
Wheeling. 10Th June. 1868.


General Order No. g. 1881 .-
I. The l63d Regiment, Hancock county, will be
mustered for seTvicS at such hour and place may
be designated by the Colonel commanding, on Fri
by the Cleveland and PitIsbuTg Railroad, reporting
upon arrival, at these headquarters.
II. The 1854 Regiment, Brooke county, will be
mustered for service, at such hour and place
be designated by the Lieutenant Colonel command
ing on Friday, the 18th inst, and proceed TO this
place, by the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad,
porting upon arrival At these headquarters u.
Ill. The lst battalion Of TIE 161st Regiment, Ohio
county, will be for service, at OeIo6k, A.
n. Thursday, the 18th inst, at Trialelphia and
the I'd battalion of tho same regiment, on Friday,
the 18th inst, At the same place; each battalion,
the day of muster will proceed to this place. by the
headquarters. w -Hf7 ~ .-.... .
". The l3lth Regiment, Marshan county, will be
mustered for service on Friday, the 18th tnst- at
O'Clock, p. NJ, at MOundsVile, Marshall county.
v. The 5th and 4th KegimenEs, Ohio county, will
be mustered for service At O'Clock, A NJ, on Wed
nesday, the 18th inst, on Fourth Street between
Union and Quincy Streets, in the city Of Wheeling.
VI The circular letter OF Instructions accOmpR-
nying these orders must be strictly enforced by the
cOmmandant OF each regiment.
VII. Capt. Henry K. List, A. Q. NJ. Of this BTi-
gade, will provide subsistence and quarters for the
Regiments concentrated In wheeling and the 1J4th
Regiment at Moundsville, The QuaTteruaster OF
each Regiment, viii, upon the receipt Of this order,
report TO Capt. List, A. g, M at Wheeling, for
ders and Instructions.
VIII For tho Information Of II whom it may con-
Germ the following officers are announced As cOmpO
sing the STAFF of the 24th Brigade of v. NJ.
Capt. d. Davenport, Assistant Adjutant General.
Capt II K. List Assistant QuaFtsrmAsteF.
Lieut.. H. Resher, Aid-de-Camp.
John Kelly, Esq, having offered his services, IL
appointed volunteer aid. al.
These officers will be recognized and Obeyed ae-
cordlpRly.
By orderof Brig. Gen. JAMES s. WHEAT.
d. DAVENPORT, A. A. G.. junl1
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NOTICE
PRoyosT MARSHAL GESERAI's OFFICE.
WakhfnRfon Nav 0l IofQ

PRovoST MARSHAL GESERAL's OFTlcR
Washington, May %, 1858 7
'VNHE attention Of all officers, who have been hon
i Orably discharged on account Of wounds or disa-
6ity, and who desire to enter the service in the
Invalid Corps. Is called TO the provisions Of General
Orders, No. l05, of 1865, from the War Department
Pnblished in the papers Throughout the country.
Such Omeers are requested to comply promptly with
the provisions OF that Order and 70 send their written
EPpicatOns therein provided for positions in the
Invalid Corps (stating the chAraet Of their disa-
blty) with as little delay as possible the Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal General OF the State ia
which they may be- such Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General will at once forward the apPlica-
tons with his tndorsement, 10 the Provost Marshal
0enOral at Washington.
Ohicers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required sy
General Order No. los, Of 1868, Irom War Depart
ment. Their pay and emOluments viii commencs
from date OF aeeeptAnce u such appointments, and
not from date OF reorganization Of the respective
J. B. FRY,
my291m Provost Marshal General.
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Juuls st
: COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
...-. ADJUTANT GENRRAL's OFFIcE,


To Brig. Gen. JAMEs 8. WHEAT, Commanding the
24th Brigade OF Virginia Militia:
You will adopt such measures as will secure the
OF the arms and accoutrements heretofore Is
sued to the 4th aud 5th Regiments Of yeur Brigade
Immediately after the muster now ordered for the
goth inst. To that end you will appoint convenient
places Of depOste, Within the bounds of these Reg
mental districts. to which all arms and AccOutre-
ments, not receipted for by the regularly enrolled
militia, shall be at once delivered. You will give
publication this order with the following sections
from Chapter 2T Of the Code of Virginia. and enjoin
their Iigid enforcement 80 I..H-a. n. Al.
Sec. 8, Every person having in possession any
public arms or accoutrements, shall keep the same
In good and and aervictable order, aud whenever
called on duty shall appear with such armA. The
Governor may prescribe the mode OF keeping ~
preserving the same. lt EtEs. ~. -,
'Sec ~. Every person possessed Of public arms
or Accoutrenients, who shall be about TO remove
from his company district, who shall not be las
BILE military duty, aud the personal representative
ofeYery person who at the time of his death was
the commandAnt Of the company Of which such per-
was q member, or If there bsnO officer Of said COM
pAny, TO the commAudAnt Of the regiment or ether
person uthSFiEad 70 receiye. .them.v ~
If any shall il to deliver mp satd arms and ae-
Icoutrements aforesaid, or when lawfully required,
they may be recovered by the person authorized to
receive them by legal process"
| ''Sec. IS. 1f any person to whom any arms, &C
eoutrements or equipments have been or shall be
delivered entrusted for distribution or delivery,
shall embeZZle, SELL convert TO his own use,
or secrete with intent to do o., any such arms ac
guilty ofthd larceny thereo and the failure OF any
person produce and deliver up such arms, act ou-
trements equipments according TO law or to pro-
duce and pay the full value thereof a. hxed by law,
shall be prIma fseie evidence OF the larceny thereof
By order Of the Governor.
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WTHEREAS, an Information has been filed on be-
w half OF the United States. by the Attorney
thereof for the Western District Of Virginia in the
District Court Of the United States for said district
on the Goth day Of May. 1868 against the personal
property Of J. r. Morton, in the hands of D. Burk-
hart and the Bank OF Berkeley, in Virginia. alleging
in substance, that said Morton has peen engaged
since the Itch day Of July, 1859, in insurreetion
against the United States and IN giving aid aad COM
fort % the enemies Of the same: and that the eby
among other reasons in said Information mentioned
said property became forfeit TO the United states
and praying that the same may be condemned a.
forfeited as Aforesaid.
Nov, therefore. in pursuance Of the mouitiou I'M
der the seal Of the said Court, to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all per-
ms claiming said property or in any inter
eSted therein that they be and appear LeIors the
said District Court, to be held at wheeling in and
for the said Western District Of Virginia on the 18th
day OF June. 1873 at IL o'clock Ia the forenoon of
that day-if the same shall day Of jurisdiction,
II not, the next day Of Jurisdiction thereafter
then and there - inteTpOss their claims and make
their alleB AtiOus in I'll C behalf
Dated this 2Sth day Of May, 1883
E. n NORT0N, o. 8. Marshal.
BENZ. II. SMITH, o. s. Attorney. = my29-I6t
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Upon information
for
confseation.


"HEREAs, an information has been filed in the
w District Court Of the United States for tia
Western District Of Virginia at wheeling the 2Oth
day Of May, 1868, behalf OF the United States by
the attorney thereof for said District. aganst the
Roods ehRttels credits and effects Of che Bank 0ffhO
Commonwealth in the hands Of d. BurkhATt and the
Bank Of Berkeley, in Virginia alleging in substance
that said property has been brought since the 10th
day Of August, 1851 from parts of the United States
declareby the President TO be in insurreet on into
other parts of the United States not
tOn; for which, among other in said infor-
nation mentioned, said property became forfeited
the use Of the United States and praying that the
same may be condemned as forfeited as Aforesaid.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the mOnitiou un
der the seal Of the said Court directed and de-
lyered do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said property, In any manner inter
sst-d therein, that they be and appear befJre the
said District Court 70 be held At Wheeling in aud for
the id Western District Virginia, the 10th day
Of June, 1853 at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon 0f
that day, (pFoVided the same shall be day Of luFs
iictiOn, otherwise, the next day fJurisdietiOu
thereAerl then md there to intsTposS their CLAIMS
and make their allegations in that behalf.
Dated the 2sth day Of May. 1868.
2. n NORTON, U. 8. MsrShaL
BENZ. Il. SAuTH, o. s. Attorney. my29 lot
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A0-SPHcAL NOTICES Double the above rates
y GS-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms Accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number of changes
made. rrE--
All advertisements from transient persons strang
ers, TO be paid for in ddVanee.,
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO year,
or 30 for six 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 pFsons as
we'll all legal advertisements, aud Embellishments
ofauction sales aud real esate sent them muS'
be paid for at the usual rates.
AS-AdVertfsements not accompanied with wr ttea
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. .E .tE+
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rates.
Marriages. Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nonV1I-69