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.aasa For the Virginian. qA4ga
ssDe1fnfng my Position,

For the first Time in my life. T appear in
print upon the topic Of an election, Justice,
and sslfrespect as well. require it now. A
|remark Of mine upon reports concerning the
|.sN Fginia State Line and some Of it's officers.
bad been construed and propagatsd as pre-
|judicial 70 the character for personal indepen.
|denee of Col. VIM. E. sPssers, one Of the can
|didates for the State Senate. Nothing could
he moro unjust, o. more in conflict with what
4 thoroughly know. Nor has my own insiell
|nifsant opinion that the State Line concern,
|whasever it, achievements, was what Tally
|rehdl pronounced "worse than q crime 8
|blunasrW any thing to do with my emphatic
Qf The extraofdinaty qualifications
|6f C6l.i Petsfs for ! legislator. III the State
Line q cut Of Il, mo power can make Inn ID
wrong whiting For myss1ff, upon long and
|pecdl lay!y searching acdua ntance, 4 shall e..
tesm rare privilege. in pefiilons times ike
|tlfeses to cast my one little vote for gentle
man Of his rare talents, cultivation, integrity,
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J Gen. Jackson,s Last Moments.

Gen. Jacks0n's Last Moments.
The Richmond Dispatch thus describes the
Hast moments Of Gen. jackson: ss 3s
About IL o'clock on Sunday it became
known to his attending physician that there
was no hope for Gen. ,Jackson's life. The
General, was informed Of the fact and was
offered stimulants to prolong his existence
These be refused to take, and q short time af.
Ter ihis mind commenced to wander. Among
|hisalast Hordsswas q reference to his mem.
Pc said, speaking Of his Oommissary Tell
Maj. Hawkes. to send forward provisions to
The men. !. 49, si@~
if.About ! O'clock his wife entered heroom,
Ind took the last farewell which he bid "a
kh zig earth, and q Is minutes past 3 O'Clock
|his spirit asesnded to its Giyer. .st.lq.Fs /
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a The Late Battles. sl
Tankee Generals Killed and Wounded.
4ats The Northern Accounts.
s395a ails fa = -------, sln 1g8. vi *.
d VALLANDIGHAMs ARRESTED.
fJgb' &C.,, &C., .ls &c.

siss@ 81 $50 FGR RIcHHoND, NAV 9th.
Brig Gen. Birney is reported killed; Gems:
Mead, Howard and two others wounded The
Medical Directo. Of B1rney' corps is killed,
fail Yankees. ~ 'fs 1879 8. s M
Two thousand prisoners arrived here thi,
|eyening. ss3ss ss., IL s,ss. '...4.:.s
The same number will be here tonight.
The mail train from fredericksburg arrived
lat s o'clock, P. NJ. $50 81 I.7,sz .'l.f
Passengers report Frank P. Blair, jr.,
|among the captured. The oath of Allegiance
was administered at his request. 9fs "
The Washington Chronicle Of the 9th, says
|FaLandighana has been arrested.
q Anattempt to rescue was made and failed.
The Alabama destroyed the ship Papjend.
Acorrespondence relative to the battle is
published with The sensation captions "the
rebels shattered at Charlottesville" ssposi-
|tion impregnable," &c., &C. sq4ei u.s. lsi.s,
Writers speak Of Hooker's great General
ship and Napoleonic qualities; they say their
at Charlottesville are the best
They ever had. '. W. 81 e2, 81
The 18th corps are denounced as poltroonss
flor throwing down their arms and running
from Rodes' Brigade. - ~, !,
The night attack on the Rebels was the
|most brilliant thing of the war. a5g
Sundays fight was desperate. 4 a1
The Rebels threw themselves on the smuz-
|zles of our guns. Is Ee.ss ,l5is IS. 5,
Our ammunition gave out, but the position
was held one hour with the bayonet; then fell
back in good order to Charlottesville.
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For the Virginian.

!. At meeting Of portion Of the citizens of
Washington county, held at the Court House,
Ion Friday, the 9th day Of May, 1863, on mo
|ticn Of William Y. G.. White, Esq, Chas. 81
|Bekem, ESQ.,, was called to the Chair, and
|Joha G.. Kreger was appointed Secretary.
b. r. Johnston,f ESQ.,, having briefly ex-
planned the objecttof the meeting, offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which,
|were unanimously adopted :ae
Whereas, the citizens of Washington coun-
|ty have subscribed . large sum Of money for,
the benefit Of the wounded in the late battles
ion the Rapahannock from the said county, i
lst.' Resolved, That the said sum Of money,
Except $500, be placed in the hands Of John
IL. Bradley, who is hereby requested to repair
without delay to the scene Of action and APP
|propriate the money, or SO much as may be
necessary, to the relief Of the said wounded,
i'm the manner in his judgment, best calculate
led to effect the object. 2fs ssgspTfssls
I'd. Resosued, That Of the money subscrib
Jed, $500 be left IN the hands Of John G. Kre-
(ger, to be paid by him to the parents or friends
lof the wounded who desire to visit them, but
have not the means to do so, and that any
further subscriptions hereafter made, be paid
lover to John G. Kreger for the same purpose.
Sd. Resolred, That the Chairman appoint
some suitable person in each district in the
county to solicit subscriptions to be applied in
1.-THE manner above stated, and thereupon the
following named persons were appointed said
COMMITTEE: 5sls83'3.f
District No. l, Samuel F. Hurt; No. 2, Jas.
II. Davis; No. 8, William E. Rice; No: 4, Jno.
M. Hamilton; No. S, Joseph w. Davis; No. 6,
ben. K. Buchanan; No. 8, Sam'l P. Edmond
|son; Nos, James L. Cole, and No.9, William
M. Gray. - q 49,. s. SIS
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
sl.5 aSsttf C. S. BEKEM, CHIN.
JOHN G.. KREGER. Sec'u.S.S7 sss..,fs ~
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The Arrest Of Vallandiglia1ns .

| +
Great Excitement Violeat Pfoceediaqs tt,6sJkf
Ne,os from the Southeast Banks RHahihfSpea
by Kirby Snsith, &e.. 30. % s. a.2 ~
JAoxsso on N M.sI IT, IT,
A special despatch to the Appeal esya ~.
Chicago Tmes Of the 9th has despatchss 49,
led Cincinnati, May 5th; VallandiehaA -.
arrested by company OF soldiers aen IT,,
charge OF violating Burpside's dead orders d.
|tributed in the neighborhool t4ef brids
Nallandigham ordered every pessoao -
home, they then surrounded and brsks ord
his house. IS ..slis3a
Vallandigham has taken high sroanAshax
|claring that he will not answer % any ShilsaSl
Try summons: he will be tried immsdfatelV.iqi
Parties have gone to Cleveland 70 Rsf 6Sk
Il writ OF habeas corpus in the Northefk QSe
|trict Court of Ohio. 8 '''alsE Ins
vallandigham has been ssnt 70 the keSSsss;Sk,.
His arrest caused great excitment IS Masinf.
|gomery county. Wagon loads Of people AocE.
|ed 20 layton on hearing the news.
Ihe Phillips House. laras Hpksl, g
Burnside sent cannon and troop. ia, 10 ls IS
Pistols were fred at ten O'Clock Il 49,
the journal office and other buildinnn $500
burned, the telegraph wires ont and; Ne 49,
lon the Columbus 4 Xenia railroad were 49,
led. So sss'srI5 s,.,s -o,,;s
The residence Of Col Harvie, Prcsost MSx.
|shaL was burned and others threakemed oassag
The Matches Courier says. iufxrmatiHr ~
Port Hudson that kirby Smith. t1l6
ten thousand raw troops. Whiuped HS4a5
driving him to Washington, Louijian6. ea' ~
The Confederate men came ttem rs Sjl biHss
cite aide of the rsvnr Wv I1g6 HE4n&
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! D0r The following list of casualties in the
18th Regiment in the late battle at Chancel
lorsville 10 very incomplete, having been made
|out before the battle ended. We may.expect
therefore, to hear Of others being either killed
|er wounded: SIS.
Thirty Seventh Virginia Regiment
The following is list Of the casualties in
THE 9th Virginia regiment, Sd Brigade, Col
10. v, Williams commanding:
Gompany A.-Killed: Private Joseph Kerr
Sergeant John Barker. Wounded: Lieuten.
|ant John McAkin. in breast; Privates E. S
Jones, in arm; Z. H. Thomas, in thigh; Benz
|Sharrct, in jaw; John Sharret, in leg; John
Jamisop, in shoulder; AS. Galliher, in foot
BENZ. Booher, in leg; Corporal Wms G. Ty-
Her. slightly. 81 ttf1 9a 81
Company Wounded Lieutenant G.. NJ
Knott, in leg; Privates c. B. Prevett, in chest;
10. Hickok, in head; S. Il Stone, in both legs,
|ops amputated- t5fgS h5al5, a /
= Company C.-Wounded. tPrivates Oscar
buff, in arm; R. Snit, in hip.
Company D. Killed: Sergeant Jas. Law
|son, Private Jas. Warf Wounded: Privates
|H. II. Neel, in head; Walden, in arm; ]. PEN
|dletQn, in arm; Lieut.. Wilhelm, in abdomen. |
y Company Killed: Privates D. T. Hawl
Fthorn, Samuel Farris, David Bullion, Thos.
Painter. Peter G.. Mock. Wounded: John
Clure, mortally; Andy Buchanan, mortal
ly; Anderson Buchanan, morally; VIM. B.
blackwell in knee; Robert Hawthern, left
hip, John Mccall. in shoulder, slight; Jerry
|Rsere ip<hip. Is satsis;; 81 81 ) s5tii
I x{5onananvF H.-Wouncled Cant Il r. .RerI
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9bingSoll Dngiuialt.
BY COALE & BARR
Friday, May 15, 1S63.


90 Never was . community more startled than
e7 was ours on Monday morning last, by the
: short and simple announcement at the door
! aaof the Telegraph Office e Gen. Jackson IS
saadeodw It thrilled through every fibre Of the
frame, and adeep and sombre gloom seemed
for time to pervade all minds and hearts.
Gen. Jackson Is dead !" We can yet scarcely
realize the awful reality Of those fearful
words. and yet We know he has fallen, not BY
the hand Of the bloody minded Zoe, but by the
tsafre OF our own pickets. That gallant spirit,
g. whose form, like that of Murat, was ever
seen where the battle ragged most fercely, and
- whose presence was Of itself the prestige Of
ia victory, has passed away, and now rests from
Goits labors and turmoils where the blast Of
wars bugle is never heard, and where the
foot Of tyrant has never trod -
ere In thinking Of this great and irreparable
/. loss, we cannot at times divert our minds from
the reflection that God has ordained this great
aftliction in mercy to us. As people, it may
be that that great and good man was too much
Z Of an idol in our hearts, and that we were too
prone % give INN the glory for actievmeennts
snss we're wrought ont for Us alone ~ the arm
of Almighty power. This, we say, maybe
: lime case; ana while we lament, deeply lament,
sne tail Of the gallant hero OF SO many battles,
We 20 ought TO bow with humble submission stol
ssthe wall OF Him who seeth nos aswe see, andEE
who doeth all things right. 80
90. TOO many, also, are disposed to despair, inI
y "a . view OF the supposed mposslbllty Of III
ing the vacuum occasloned BY the death OF theI
~cnieftaln they adeplnre. 9 have no suell
sfears. The tribes of Israel, when Moses was
daken iron them. feis that they had been bel
--sfeit Of the only hand that could lead them|
successfully against their enemies and con
duet them 10 safety TO the blessings promised
m n the future. But, God saw what was bsstII
1for them and hence IN Joshua they sfsunds al
leader OF equsiskiil and equal idey.,tinn.a Sol
I'm our just and holy cause, Will we ind a4ead- i
10 $50 q =, sfs - ffEs lRl 1sJ 5IifEF 80
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who states that the command had returned,
latter having captured three or four hundssj
prisoners, seventeen hundred horses, twelve
hundred cattle and FIVE hundred sheep. and
ION his route destroyed three bridges on the
baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and damaged tie
& Ohio canal at three diHersn$
POINTS, Lynchbswg Tirginian.
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"A Knotty Question.

kff. Sssg "a A0OGty Sku6HtAOMst 8N ~
/ There is q great diversity of opinion as ID
the eligibility Of DR.. R. E. Grant, who has re-
Gently changed his residence from this county
TO m ythe, to seat in the State Senate, for
which he is candidate, should he be elected.
Not being skilled in the law, and but poorly
yersed in the spirit Of the Constitution; we
have no very fixed opinion upon the subject.
but rs we have been asked for our views by
some Of our friends, as well as by our cotenl-
poraries Of the Bristol Advocate, in spirit
of accommodation We cannot well do less thap
give the views of others. 10 begin, we will
give the clauses IN the Constitution bearing
upop he subject. In the lst section Of the
ID ertiele of that instrument, we have this lan-
gusgs fa.i9 a. s4Il.s ~. &. v4uia aid
20 Every white male citizen Of the Common
wealth, Of the age Of twenty-one years, who has
been . resident Of the state for two wears. aud
o. me county, city or town where he offers I'll
vote ier cwelve months next preceding an elecs
uon--and NO other person-shall be qualified 70
s0se ier members Of the general assembly aud
al omcers elective BY the people ;, ~ s.
= Z
I In the 7th section Of the 4th article 4 : ]
have these words: sg5 b ss6s{1
gt.slA!ny person may be elected senator who 81
the. time Of election. has attained the are Of
swen!y-nve years, and is actually resident
Wssni ip fne aistrlct and qualified to vote for.
Hyembsrs Of the general assembly. accor,;.' s ~
this constitution" ss4 !. ssls -
We have heard several arguments upon dis
subject and shall only give the views we have
hssrd advanced, withoutreference to our own
opinion, which is worth nothing. -
: Those who take the negative side Of til,
qaestion-that DR.. Grant is not eligible
place adj their arguments upon the simple
provision that candidate must be qualified
to vote in the county where he resides, and
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The following is q copy Of the address. is
sued by General Lee to his army, after the
late battles: &c
HEAD QR's Army OF
NoRTHERx Y'as,rJ
|GENERAL ORDERS SIS
No. SO. # ,sss
With heartfelt qualification the Gsnssal
expresses to the Army his ssdss
|of the heroic conduct displayed BY the olcegs
land men during the arduous operations in
which they have Just been engaged. Hndsr
2trying vicissitudes Of heat and storsn yDg At
tackled the enemy strongly entrencheA n the
Idepths Of . tangled wilderness. and again on
the hills Of Frederieksbnrg, fifteen miles DR.
Itant, and by your valor. triumphant on %
many fields, forced him once more g seek
safety beyond the Rappahannock while glp-
Irious victory redounds to; yonr praise; s4d
YOU are especially called upon to return 3tSte-
full thanks TO the only Giyer Of victory fqf The
Esignal deliverance He has wrought tQg g.
It is therefore earnestly rscommapded 10
THE troops to unite on Sunday next in eserib-
ing to the Lord Of Hosts glory TO- His NAM.
Let us not forget in our rejoicing the sbsaTe
soldiers who have fallen in the defopea itpf
their country, and while we mourn Ahsinleqs
let us resolve to emulate their noble exAanple.
The army and country alike lament the Nd.
sence, for the time, of one to whose bravery
energy and skill we are SO much indebted Tor
success. "a IS & rs - s
The following letter from the President Of
1.-THE Confederate States is communicated 10 the
Army as an expression Of his appreciate paof
] his services: II have received your despatch,
land reyerently unite with yon in giving ptaile
to God for the success with which He has
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in time to prevent General Lee from pushing
his victory. Hooker is at United States Ford,
fourteen miles above Fredericksburg and SIX
Or seven below the confluence Of the .Rappa-
hammock and the Rapidan. holding a strong
position, and strongly entrenched, receiving
heavy achievements.
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Col. Cummings Declines 3,
Accepkng lie call made upon him q permit
|his hams to gobdfore the people of Virginia 81
b candidate for lieutenant Govesnor. We give
below his letter declining. It Was handed la
too late fct last weeks issue: 80
- ABINGDON, May 4th, 1868. Z!
70 Gen. j. r Jones, Brig. Gent,
Commanding I'd Brigade, and Others:
GRNTLEMEN-Your letter Of the 22d Of April,
requesting me to announce myself candidate
flor Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia. reached me
Through the papers three days since, and have
|given it my most earnest consideration There
are now some three or four gentlemen who have
|either announced themselves candidates, or ex-
pressed their willingness to serveif elected and
las have no disposition to participate in scram-
bic for an Office Of the dignity Of Lieut.. Cover
nor of Virginia, at such time as this, I must
decline the homer you would confer
upon me. 4ta9g g 80 50
Accept, gentlemen, my sincere thanks for the
compliment conveyed in your letter, to my par
|tcular section of the State, and for your fatter
ling allusion TO my supposed fitness for the posi-
|tion you desire me to fill, and rest assured that
II shall ever cherish with the warmest recollec-
|tions of gratitude, your kindness and Partially,
land regard II an honor to have secured the good
opinion of those for whom I entertain such high
I,17Ht f''' &C. CUMMINGS.
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IfyOu do, nae
Hoofand's German Bitters!

From J. HtuO'on Brots1, D. D., Editor ertde Eney-
eloPsdiG Of Religious HHO'Oi'd9s.
Although not disposed favor recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know OF no sum
cieut reason, Why may DOt testify to the benht
he believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparations In ths hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the beneHt OF others.
Ido This the more readily IN regard to HO0fand's
German Bittars, prepared By pr.p. IL Jaeke9n, Of
sa4l SiT ss ~ 2 & t2s
ehbedy an alcoholic mixture. am Indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, k1q.s for the REMOVAL of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
meut 10 try them, When suffering frOn great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, ut the beginning of the present
year, followed by evident rsiie and restoration
to q degree Of bodily and mental vigOr which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use OF them:
Philadelphia, June %, 1861. - " w '''
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aailg sntrlligcuerr
TERMS OF ADVERTlsINo.
LINES or EoNPARkll, ioR oNE inch, )oH
LEss, MAEE SQUARE.

A4.SPEcIAL NOfICKs Double the above TatCS
AR-ToArly Advertising reasonable terms, Accor-
made.
All lAhVOrtlssnsnts from transient persons or strang
era, to he pIid for in ddrdHes.
business CarlS exceeding I'VE lines $40 per year
or So for <x months, hut for shorter period nothing
will be counted les than a sJuArU.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate huSinoss; aad all
advertisements for tho bOneht OF OthsF pTsouS a.
well q MI legal advertisements, and hdvDrtSemUats
UfAuefon sAl0 and real estate, sent IN them mus
be paid for At the usual rates.
l1eAdyartfs0fnsnts not accompanied with sIFttsss
dlFSotionl Wl be inserted ninth forbid and charged
NoticSs Tor Political Msetinss to be charged in all
cases At full ratcs.
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, SO cents each. nOuVll-'bs
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In a cause Of for
feituFr and con-
The Real and Personal Prop
eFty of Aaron Il. Young,

vs.. In cause OF Tor
Ihs ertS ESe Of Ana HSrOn TehGHS1 Young ssion
NkI HEREAS at the Fall Term. 1868, the District
w Court OF the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia, at Carksburg, the Attorney oi
the United tStes said District hIed an nforna-
ton against the Heal aud Personal Property 0l Aaron
B. Young, described In n schedule to sAiG lniEFnAr
tIon annexed alleging In substance that said Aaron
B. Young has been engaged in the existing nHuTTee-
tion against the authorities Of the United States
Snce I6e nth day Of July 1869, that at the time Of
Ms becoming 30 engaged he was the owner OF the
DrDpeTty in said schedule mentioned. and praying
thHf aid property may be COnhsCated and sold -
forfeited 10 the United Stats.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF monttton under
ibe ssSI OF the said Court directed and heliv-
cred de hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming any interest In the said property, or In the
proceeds thereof to appear before the Judge Of the
district Court Of the United States for the Western
Dstrict OF Virginia at ClarksbuFg, the 1Oth day
OF November, a. D. 1868, lif the same shall be day
ofIursdcton, III not on the next day OFJuFiSilctio
thereaer then and there to interposs their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
49, EDWARD II. MORTON,
U. 8. Marshal for the ", d. Of Va.
BExJ. H. SMITH, U. 8. Attorney. Oet2Slt
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In n cause Of for
6ffnra al -,
The Real and Personal Prop

Ee In n cRuse Of for
The Real and Personal Prop fixture and con
eTty Of John BTannOn. hacAfion
EEIAEREAS, "a the Rall Term 1855 a ~ ul1fFef
w CouFt of tlIs Unitsd States, fir fila WGIteFn
~. p. 80 Att9T(y -
ton Agalnst the Rsal ard PaTloTSi prIsTtvI n Jl,
Bt4hnou, described IN scheduIo 70 a1i AStt56
anneXOd. RlEihg In Guhstnna, that said Jhn BTNu-
non has 6s-u engaged in the EXISTING insurrssticn
against tile authorities Of the United EtAies, siac-
the 18th Of July, 1862, that at the time of his h
coming - engaged, he WAS the Oi the proper
~ in said schedule, mentioned ahd pray ing that
sad property may be eOusclIod and sold forfeit
cd to the United States
Now therefore, IN pursuance Oi the 1onitiOu ui-T
the scal Of the said Court me directed aud d-Iy
cred, do hereby give public notice to all per,ots
claiming any interest in the said property or ia the
proceeds thereof to appear before tie JIdEe of tie
District Court of the United States for the Western
District OF Virginia, At 'lATksbuT On the 10th av
Of November, y. 1865, (iI the sans shAII be a ,Iay
Of Jurisdictions IL not the next day OF
thereafter, then and there nteT1,oss Ihtir claim
and make their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD n. NORTON,
- MATshAl, W. d. Of Va
BESJASlS IL SMITu. u : Attorney, octa6-Iit
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TERMS OF WEEKLY.
The Weekly InteIIIgencer
In Rem. Ia arIGl-e
OF forfeiture au,i
epRE-F-nfE p
The Real Properly Of AIoui II.
Rastable

UTuHREiS. at the Fall Term. IsC3, OF the District
w Court OF the United states the Western
District Of Virginia. ~ CisTksbuSR, tie Attorney f
the Unite' States for said DsIIiaI filed m iainrn
ii"n hgaint the Real Property AlOni VI. BasIAIIr
described ia schedule to said IN ioruItion NJ
alleging Ia substance that thid Oni Nj BnrIabir i
engaged in the existing inEurTectiOn against liz.
authorities OF the United states, that the tur Of
his becoming 20 engaged he Was the owner Of tia,
property In said schedule mentioned, and praying
that said property may be eOnhscated and sold As
forfeited to the United states.
Now therefore, in pursuance Oi the mOniiau under
the seal OF the said CunTt direc.si ssiiy-
cred, dO hereby give puLlic notice TO all persons
claiming any interest in the -ai property or las the
proceeds thereof, tO appear before the Judge Of the
District Court Of the United StAtOs the Western
District Of Virgins, At CiRrEsbuIg, Ou the 10th day
Of November, 1868, tif the Fame shall be q sAy q
lnTsdietton II not, the next day q jrIisdIetian
thereafter then and there TO inteTose their claims
and make their allegations that BEHALF
EDWARD u. N6hTON,
U s. AaEshNl fsrshl =, \, ofVa-