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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15


GaaAl IMPROVEMENTS In
Sowing Machines.
ENFlHE NiIUT1Lh NitI!lIES:
Patented Feb. 18th. 1850.
salesreem, l5l Broadway N. Y.
This Machine is constructed On entirely
new principles Of mechanism, possessing
many rare and valuable improy ements, hav-
ing been examined by the most profound .x.
rerts and pronou, ced smpiicuu and l,,r(tctsn
cchJncd.
The following are the princlpa- ooieo::...
urged against Sewing Machines
|. Excessive fatigue repairing.
TO the operator. 1. Incapacity to sew
= Liability to get out every description
o.. order. Of material.
3. Expense, trouble s 5. Disagreeable noise
loss OF time in re- while in operation.
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex-
empt fren all these objections.
4 has straight needle, perpendicular &C.
ton, m kes the Loci or shuttle stitch. whis,
will neither RIP nor Rarel and is alike On both
sides; performs perfect sewing on every de
&C ip!ici;Sf material, from Leather to the finest
Nanscok muslin, with Gotten, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog .hee1 and the
least possible friction, it runs as smooth as
glass, and is emphatically
A NOiselcss Machine.
It requires FJiy pr cent less rover to drive
II bar any ~ - II,
twelve years cf,age can work it steadily, with
out fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and ,conderful simplicity of en-
struction, render il almost impossible to ret
out Of order, and is Guaranteed by the company
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with superior
art:-.c. I. al. cri exan.i ettis
MAC HINE.
49,. IN nc, especial manner do we so'ici
the patronage of
Merchant Tailora
Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt mannfa :iarcrs,
Shirt aud Bosom makers,
Yes. snd pantalcon makers,
Dress makers
Corset makers,
Gait IT filters,
Shoe binders.
RELIGIOUS Cro ETIEs LITERALLY dealt
with
Pr.ce Of Machines Complete.
No Family machine arith Hemmer $50
No saa'. Manufacturing Nth erteas;oa table So
40 8 large Manufacturing nth extension table Is
No Large Manufacturing, yor Leather,
With Rolling Foot and OIL Cup, IS
One half hours instructions is sufficient TO
enable any person to work this machine to
their entir. satisfaction.
Your attention is also called to the Er,pire
Shade, patented June Goth, lsG0.
Il is we'll known that q shuttle with sprin 9
centre, is preferable to anT o'her..-bnt a great
objection against its use, was on account oil
its spring getting ont Of order. having then
to be put ia the hands ota sk,l.fui mechanic
10 be repaired.
The Empire Shuttle is 50 simple that any
operator c,ia repair it without loss OF time d,
expense.
Price small size for family machine ST. )
Large size for manufacturing maehiue, l,51
AGENTS WANTED for all Towns in tho
United States, where agents are .ot alre aas
established. Also, for Cuba. Mckee. Cen sra
and South America, to whom literal dis
count will be given.
Terms, inva rably cash on delivery.
Ty NTcAEtia.rr Is Go.
45t Broadway. NV York n. Y,
v.ni3ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
III .GE CT -/ga, 81 = e,
Ggdey's Lady Book for Nov. i.
en- hand. 1t is splendid No.

49,. Attention is called 10 tho new
advertisement Of Mcssrs Ilayworth &
Fisher. They have opened new hnr.
ness shop in town where they say they
will manufacture any style Of harness
upon short notice Of the best maieria's
and upon their lowest terms. Give
them call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

-. We learn that Mr.. Harris on Of
The Firm Of Harrison & Taylor has pur-
chased the entire interest Of Mr.. Taylor
in tho "Cheap Cash Store" and is now
the sole proprietor Of the same. NJ.
Harrison is liberal and enterprising
man and we are certain that lie will
'lrive business at selling goods as low
as ever.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
MARRIED..

BY NJ. Bostwick Esar., in Columbia Up, on
the 18th inst. Mr.. BENZ. J. Pickett and Hiss
Margaret Scott, all of the above place.
Also by the same, on the 2lst ult. in Otter
Creek Tp, MIR Lewis Jacquot, and Miss Loui.
"a Chavey all Of the ,bove township.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

....At tho, New Brick they have
'sust received one ofthc largest stocks
# goods ever brought 70 this town.
Cur readers will not think we arc exag
Grating the facts when we state that
they received twenty-four large boxes
tnll besides tho number Of small boxes.
And these goods are rapidly going.
md quite a portion already sono; such
he demand for them. The proI rietors
say they are selling at 4 less margin Of
roft than they ever sold before. Read
their new advertisement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

.... We want rs bushels Of corn, 20
ushcls Of potatoes and number OF
loads of wood, few loads we need
Immediately and will be very much
bliged to some Of our subscribers il
they will bring it. We hope some Of
ur wood subscribers viii consider this
y special pleading to them. We would
leo like to have 10 or IL gallons Of /
God article Of Sorghum Sirup, We can
;cctpt none other,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
THURSDAY. Nov. 5-P. y.

There has been moro doing in Gold at higher
prices Al much ii7l has been paid. closing at l47i
ai47i. Stocks upon she street showed a slight re-
oovsry from tho extreme depression Of last night but
buycrs coutinus 10 act with caution and ready o
pay largo advance over cash for short contracts.
Coz srnmsnt Stocks at tho Board were steady
Coupons Of 1891. ice.sios.i Treasury Notcs. 1oos.
strong; Oue.year Certificates, setessa. Border State
Stocks lower, Missouri Cs. 65ia6d. Canton Company,
al l)slswMernd HUDSON, lsi Siee,, rsmsysva
MIA Coal. iCosle4; Quicksilver Mining Company. &1
Gtt. Cumberland Coal aG,dJ6, Pacific Mall, 2Dd&l,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Now the offering stands completed

Now the offering stands completed
Re its joyfnl ad, ent greeted
Lift We M each mourning headi
II shall sound the heroic deadi
And il the notes must tell of Beauty fled
Irou this earth.bourd portal -
r0the gate immortal :,
Thence on radiant wing, their resonant Inigh' srai
bring
Fail,l Beauty born Of Duty,
Beou;y fed, but never dead,
The mortal and immortal wed. ..rrT
sweet Joys vanished .a
q ife-houcs hung on broken thread'
Heaken today,
And hear people say,
:" Not for their homes alone l3
4 mariys' Hight hath shO'e.-
Broad as The land its rays are known;
Too generous to wait till set OF SUM-
They saw tie bitter strife begun.
Rej0.coi 70 know their innocent course was run
Since with their death the cnsayod tasks were done
J q, and such as ~, wo hold ouI Peugeo "'"'
Ere Yet our tears are dry.
We hear the wide rcsounding cry.
The coming Toll of Victory.
And Freedom walks beside her sfaieii c'u'
Let the musician come p.
Fresh rom That star whore Genius has its home
Whose sympathetic soul
Sways Ike the WIND swept gram
TO buingu Joy or pain
And ve, I1 ,,s,iois tranple 20 their bnse control
Ills hard shall vibra;e the responsive strings
Kissing on supcIDal wings
Of Ngsies WoidlOls ny stery;
Now NJ bis touch. unl cicd are hidden things
Nor. r,!l. oppression. now decay false klnes
Ihrlu4h all frn tones tie voice OF FREEDOM rings
One choral ,...Dt one song of Praise, NAiioss
NU4DkV.
Al III. conclusion oi the ode the curtain. to the
,oand Of sot music fell gently aud slowly to the floor the
,ouuds rising 10 sublime climax Of the graudest inusi'
,a one the great organ was at length disclosed IN
rs ~. beauty ard massive proportions. As The curtain
!, ,ocnded and the staued prnaces and et'erng col
imns gradually into view, tho excitement OF tie
audience increased and eliminated In spontaneous
cheers as they rose to tAoir feet The builder. Herr
FmlpgaIcR WAtcSrR was then presented and vel
coined and in q modc.i brief prelude formally opened
hi, master work.
The follow ing Was the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Whole number of pips. in Manuals and Psdah. ..sat
Beside these ~ stops the necessary coupes and
other mechanical eontrivanoss which GENERALLY hsare
In hs ist of contents of our organs. among them sons
entirely nsw introduced only In this instrument ~ che
lxsi product Of an art whsss Sssa ds b>sA 10 >SA'
tties will only mention among them the er''ds"ao
pedal. wht9h briaa " gradually Iu the s!ooa ot the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

PROGRAMME.
. rARTf.
l. CJ- r-.if-5 bV Mis- tB,Elo1Tr 'rsHNA>
!? Openiis Of thc OTgan, by Herr tBIEDECH sicx'
~, so of The ~ gcut oTgan-buiarr, p +. NAcker
OF Lud,s isshcrr ihing4oIn OF W urtemeerE) .
] Ia s-fft lnccla ~ Darn.
(ty Tho sonata N l. ga lor two Ssnosi, and Iedn'
/. Al.sro moderate, Adsgio; J. Alesrobsch /.
hy JOHN n. PANE, OT-snist {:
=. .i. -. Cturch ''o.ton. ard N 3soal Instruct
or -. Iaryn Uli,essiiy.
L. On nd Fugua in q min Bach
~ EugESK IBsrKE oi.Norecstor
4.
Grand Double Cloru.: n. took them through .h.
deep and ChoIg.; " But th. water over" herp-d !.
tlo.s enemies from israsi ia Egypt Handel
80 GkoRG. ". MORGAN,
Ofsarisl A. Grzc. chgr'h, New YORK. !:
2 Grand Suiais iu T. No. - Con moto fnats'c'"--Ar-
isu,e irsnqu.ilr-fagnc--iaaes Nerdels-oii
b. B. j. IANG CY-su.s 90 The Old Sogfh tagucb, !.
and OF the Hsndel sHd Haydn Society. ::
. (aJ Iamer.siJn in fsrhscevs......... y. s.,i,.
kyrie' ana d" san .ius. from bias. y '
fbj Movement fIoA tie Aa.hrm, " ave ihnnAs'
Purvell. !:
Bv Or. S. =. TucEyRNsS, !:
orxsri-t at ~. FsuIs Church .
l. of.Y og.uin. Ia .Lt.byrs Wey.
Ny yoHS WILCOX, Orsrni,t
81 fh- Church u u, ii.u.acLlsir Ionct yiicr
O. hsr Jjsh Chorus. i1nceL
By q. ". MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
ls6J. was as iollows:

D.s.. I2ssCo Dec. .3S1o,Ooo Inc. l.7iieo Ine.s7aS
Ry reducing the wheat to -four the quaHtiiy OF the
latter LEFT at this year. compared With the
corresponding period ss year. shows sdehesency equal
to 2 l05 100 bbls. -four j.. l.r
The following comparative table shows the quantity
II some Of the PRINCIPAL articles Of produce len At tds
water from tho commencement Of navigation. to aaA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Receipts Of Produce.
Nov s-e7 6S3 obs Flour. Ss tbl.. WHISKY ~
Corn Meal 5il&j ousb. heat, 5000 oush o.n - ~
bush. Bsrey, "a pAss A.hes lav psga oA She' - ~
Provisions, boj pigs Lard. %oe pkss Petroleum
Batter.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Dec. $500 Dec. 1920 Dee. .62,.so Dec 44o
The aggregate quantity of the same articles LEFT a.
water from the commencement Of navigation to M
3ls Of October incusiye during the years i5cs ane
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Tho following Is the Revenue account Of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company. reorgan.
ised for the first quarter Of fiscal year. from July to
Sent 30 1860,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Cost ano founo.

I OsT-On Tuesday Evening, NOV; r s, iooa 49, ~
IL tho Filh Avenue Hotel. COLI :" ~. ia,is; M
ns "dw a%SsI "a ,al hl,SP nhI.. W outside Re
OF 10 viii D. paid lsr the rssaIn o. aec. ~ I'd
of the Flnh Au nuo Hotel A'a nsf"----------- ~ nsf--
Ok DOLLARS GEwAasEpp;s 6E wsadEps,
~ MtILRAG
,, ,s,ru ro- Ii. platform Of the Mosrssis r IA.
tho MAp W IN the .sus with ts contents, e'wce
have loaa an1 may lead to tho coavsssiss
can sn 1--we tie above rev ard on sppeai on 70
WfIELD. fe..n'a's'r a. M'f''AniA-"'''''~''-'
1868
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

equal 10 the corresponding months Of Last year (snd
promises be much larger the Company VIII be able "
declare q cash dividend Of tbrco p cent upon tas Gst
nreSerencp shares which amount to s. o5 3 from tho
earrings of the current half year.
Extract from the minutes of the Dcaid Of
Managers ofths Delaware. Lackawnnna and Western
Railroad Company at . meeting bold Oct 30. 1862;
Rsoyrsc Ts hi, Boafd regards the proposed extension
TN. North Penn Pal road Estou, py the elisi aud
Dcansre W..r drp Railroad Company, thence ty'idch b
their ud ueni world follow 10 connection with the
osd d this Company, yausble pubic mr,'..-nt
neniug ~ il would The mort direc. conmuncriiou oetwees
the City OF Pilaae phia the LscAswanna eDd yonins
Valleys md Northern and Western Ne~fofx ana '"e Csns
dss.
The quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn, and Bar.
ley left at tidewater during the fourth week IN DO
tober by tie Ncw.York State canals in ths years lo
.onJ is6y NJ, = "a foIIovs. t'.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

II tho traffic :or November and December shan 70
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Expenditures.
Locomotive rlun'g tA..,s ~
Locomotive repairs. 1904 ~
Repairs VI passenger a.
sud baggage cars. ID. ~
Repairs freight cars. = ~ 20 20
Repajrs constn carr. ~ ~ 81 81
Ropaus Of road~ sy..l:' i.9 ~ 20 20
stations, Icnts,rcpairs ~, -, =,
Traiisc eIp~ns~s. ~ =. -
Telegraph espensss.. o.i ~ ! a.,
General chsrses...'': ",s "a
BALANCE do~u...iio.o'o :"
Total. $50 %
s.-.sst~. ~-7F "
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

The Wyoming Bank at Wlkcsbaue, Pa, de-
clares s 67th semianna1l dividend VI two pr cent.
clear OF National and state taIes payable on tho 18th
ins tant
The earnings Of the Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad Co. from Octobcr " to Oot u. weres
1864. 1868. - -
rrelsht.........& &<ioas ~ ttt9o - Inc. SLIT q
Pssssns.rv..... AbJs u 1900 ~ Inc. LEO 80
hAilA ks....".. S,loI % i'sW w beo' WI %
$4,000 - i6sS W Inc.. slI,8;S ~
The Michigan Southern Road earned in Oc-
tober;
lS6a e37s sis lst3. &J7l Sol
Increase. .et3,@S
The earnings of the Great Western Railway
Of Csnsds for shs week ending Oct 20 se st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06


Wife thus with strenuous esgerness they wrought
Thuher the black winged echoes salhhg bIouehs
A heavy noise that quelled each rising thousnA
A waiing 10 Of "Mar,'
Now near, and now sfar,
Darkened the star.sown armament OF Peace
Wherever men should look W find release.
Black was the sky. and backeY still II grew.
While Faith alone the unread future knew
Still the work was brsyeiy sped,
Though In faint souh Hope was dead.
Orwsrd surely went the labor.
While the shsrpened clash OF saber
Eeboed in the workmens ear.
Listening yet fSr Victory la1
A voice for weeping.
And a bell for toning.
Wstefnl dreams In place of s'oep'ns
shsli we ,sll no other story
% Wn,,, eoniry's hard.won gloryi
The ofcan shsn iis noble iriqipphs sPtos PhsS,
ns.'s@i ns, s,a ssilSs1s SsIes ASxf "a
Offrrsh dss.res like Autumn ies.el .Js ,,os.
Iao wd.ns ,s.bate oi oug iaiIb saa x'''''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Total. Hiea.cp 90
B;!s:Ss ,a|s, nsf ~ ll.1S'..: dS'%1; 49,. 1
for three mos. ..6il0,0l0 ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
United States of America /;

VXTHEREAs, information has been aled In the Dis
w trct Court OF tho United states for said District
the 7 b day August, A. d. 1865 by John Trimbe,
Esq Attorney iOr the United States fJr said District
and on behalf the United States, against certain
Lot and the large unfinished Hotel building, and
other improvements thereon, standing situated on
the North webt corner Of hurch Spring and Cher
ry streets in Nashville, District aforeaad said un.
finished building being known as the Maxwell House;
one john Cverton being the repurted owner thereof
said property having been seized BY, aud now In
custody OF r. Glascock, MARSHAL &C. under an
order Of seizure, issued by said John Trimbe Au
gust 81, 1888; alledEing, in substance, among
other things, that said property was seized
land In said District and rs liable TO confscaton
because said owner WAS on the lst day OF January,
1868, engaged in aiding and abetting certain armed
rebellion against the Government of the United States
not having returned to his allegiance tc the United
States within 60 days after the Proclamation Of the
President Of the United states, rverrtd 70 la said
Information.
Now, therefore in pursuance OF the monit0n, under
the seal OF said Court 10 directed and Delivered
do hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said property, or in any manner Interested therein
that they appear before the said District Court
10 be held at the City Of Nashville, In and for said
District onthe 10th day of Cctober ls63 ATTIC O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day then and thcre TO in
terpo8e their claims, and make their allegations In
that behalf T.. r. GLASCOCK
Marshal Of the United States
for the District Of Middle Tennessee
sep'C--fft
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United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-No. 20
VITHEREAs, an information was filed in the
w District Court OF the United States for the Dis
trlct aforesaid the l4th day Of September, 1863,
by Horace II Harrison, tsq Attorney Of the United
States for said District, against one box containing
Coats and Vests; Que box containing Cotton and
Wooen Cloth, aud one containing Tobacco; alleging
In substance, that said property seized In the
District aforesaid, o. laud the lst day OF Septem
ber, 1863 forfeited to the United states for
set forth in said information, TO witt that the said
property was on the dayRnt year Aforesaid, trans.
ported from the State Oi Kentucky, 10 the state Of
Tennessee, withouta permit Of duly authorized
officer Of the Treasury Department IL With such
permit, that It ~es frauduebty obtained, and furth
or, that tn owners OF said property being engaged
In aiding and abetting an armed rebellion against
the Government of tie United States, on the nth
day Of July, 1862, not within sixty days az er tho
Proclamation Of the President made July 25th, 1862,
Ia pursuance Of said act, to aid coubt tenRnce
and abei said rebellion and return TO their ALI gi-
10 the United states and praying for process to
enforce the coniscat!on aud condemnation Of said
pr perty.
Now. therefore, upursuanoe Of the motion Of saId
Court, under the seal OF the Court to directed,
hereby give public notice to all persons concerned
in interest In said proI ery, to appear before said
Court the first day of the next term thereof be-
ing October 18TH 1865 at 10 O'Clock in tina renooa
Of said day at the Federal Court ROOM the Capitol,
at Naahville ia the District aforesaid then aud
there TO interpose thoir claims in that behalf,
+ K. GLASCOCK,
U. S. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee
sepl6--l4t,
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United States of America /:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE.-No. 2T
NJ HERhAs, an information has been Gled In the
w District Court Of the United States for the
District Aforesaid, on the 18th day Of September,
1883, BY Horace II. Harrison, Esq Attorney Of the
United States for said District against one box
talning Medical Books, and six boxes containing in
all one hundG ed and fifteen bales Of Spun Thread;
alleging In substance that on the lst day OF January
1865 IN the District aforesaid land said property
was seized as forfeited TO the United Sates because
the owner thereof being engsged in aiding and abet
ting an armed rebellion against the Govarnment q
the Unite states, at the time OF the passage Of an
oct Of Congress, approved July II, 1862, and enti
tied, "an act 70 suppr insurrecti, n. 20 punish
treason and rebellion, 10 soize and cor niscate the
property Of rebss and for other purposes" did not
within sixty day after the Proclamation Of the Pres
dent Of the United States made on the 25th day Of
July, 1862, in pursuance Of said act, TO aid,
countouance and abet ss ID rebellion, aud return 20
his allegiance 10 the United states and pray ing for
process 70 enforce the seizure, gcatiOn aud con
domination OF slid property
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the mOniton Of
said Court, under the seal Of the Court, TO me
directed and delivered, / do hereby give pub 10
notice TO all persons concerned IN interest n said
properly appear before this said Court, the first
Gay Of tho next Term thereof, being October 18Th,
1868, at the Federal Court room, in the Capitol ut
Nashville IN the District aforC said, then aud there
to irtcrposo their claims in that behalf
f. r. GLASCOCK,
US. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee
sup l6-l4t
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Public Auction.

O5ice Depot OommissaA 80.
NashviHe, Tenn Sept 10, 1868.
1NrILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
w saturday the 26th Of Stpten her 1851 al ~
O'Clock A. M, the following c0ndemned suusistAnce
Stnres
207 Boxes Bacon;
1877 Barrels do
30 TierCeS do
HOG hnFrels CRISIS;
80 Barrels HOmItny;
1913 bOXes Hard Bread;
10 Barrels do
80 do Corn Meal;
x do Peas;
3 do rice;
sale viii take place at the warehouse corner oi
Market and Broad streets. ,,rrtV
oo-6t Capt. aud c. s.
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AMERICAN BUG0Y IN LONDON Some
Ohicagoans are taking American rides In
London, and a private letter - Clicago
thus speaks Of the curiosity their turn
out excites:
81 met the American Secretary Of Ls-
cation aud Doctor Dyer, OF Coioago, re-
Gently, riding out in light American
top buggy, which the Secretary has late
Iy imported from your side ofthe wator.
It's a subject Of as much curiosity % II
il was q chariot of fro. Men aud wo-
men stop al aud look at IL with amgEo'
ment as nothing of tho kind has been
seen in these parts, for tbs British ride
in heavy, two VIII eled vel les. about 81
cumbersome as our express wagons Toe
boys stop and look at the strange apari-
ton, and break out about as follows
MY hyes, AIRY, 'ere's four wheeler ia
ysl Look Il ZEE wheels Did you eyol
see such thin uns ?
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Unil ed States Of America,

MIDDLE DISTRICT or lENkEsSEE--8i.
TKTHEREAS an Information was 1ed In the Dis
w trict Court OF the United stttos Tor the District
sforesaid, September Is 1868, By Horace a. Harrison
Fso Attorney ci the United ates for said District
ag.inst one iruuk containing spool Cotton, ladies'
Hose. and other artlClts OF lTy Goods Trunk con-
taiping Mooiuiucs; 40 Boxes Books, Box containing
toE. boullrs mtters Box Boots aud shoes Box
Besched Domestic, Box and Trunks, containing
mems and 0ouCn'8 clothiug, boxes unhleag bed
domestic ! k,g wine, box Linscy elotn, boxes
contalniug gas uxturcu aud drapery hanging, box
q ptIinin. hats, and hosshead copiairi x Tocscry
aud Glass ware, all ging n substance that the said
poperty Ma, slz I'd che lst day of ool tcmler, 1863
p M District aioreasid on land, as io icitei to the
limited Sta os De- Ruse the san was on sai day aud
Sear transport from Louisville Nashville, Without
4 rsrr, II duly guthOriZid onlcar Of tlo Treasury
Dtpsrtn,snt, or t with Que tlat it WAS fraudulent
ubtaucl s, ID
Now. ths eflre, 10 pursuance m ,he monlllon oitaid
Court uudsr tho zeal of said Court to me directed,
her by ave public notice 10 All pers na concerned IN
ipt. .t m dd property % appear before taii Court
al tbe Federal ioari Room in ho capitol, %. Ihe lst
day u tbo % sc t.rm OF said Court 20 wits ciober
ish. less. ,hsu and tlsr5 90 m0s th'ir lieglti. %
4. ti'.t r-RsF l. H. az A9rrE
Ntrsat Nids ntlUist " is4tsles.
s.rsa-Itt
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yHH REBEL NEwrPAPER OAeAvAS.--
There have recently been SOME additions
20 the pumbfr Of travelling newspapers
IN the South, which now, together with
the Wandering executives aud ilinerant
s'ate goyornmenis, would make q respoc-
table caravan. The following are the
names and present stopping places Of the
mlsratjry ilurnals Memphis (fenn)
App al, a. Atlanta, Ga; Chattanooga
(re1u Rebel, 40 Marietta, Gai Knox
vail, (tgnn) Register At Cleveland, Ga;
aua,.viIl, (Ala) Ooniodera0y, Al Mariet-
a. Ca Tue Charleston papers will next
i5iu tho iiasrsncy, sEd probably estab-
lsh tlsusslvss ,tO)umbia. tho capital
d gyuth Car0liRa.