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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
EngiisA and Ansrican scAssl Girls.

English and American ScAos1 Girls.
Anthony Trollope, in his new book on
America, thus speaks of our school girls !:
~ do not know that any contrast thet
would be more surpr,sing 70 an EDglish-
man, up to that moment ignorsnt Of the
maGess, thAn that which 10 wo9A fad ~
visiting, ,rst Of al, free school In Lon
don and then free school in New York.
The female pupil Il afrss school IN Lon
don, as ! rule, is either : ragged pauper
Of ! chsvity girl; it NOT dsgssdsd. Il least
stigmatized b. the badges and dress OF
the charity. We Engiishmen know wall
the type Of each, and have : fairly correct
idea Of the amoant Of education which ID
impsrted to them. We see the result If
forwards when the sams gisls become onl
servants and the wives Of our gFooms and
porters. The female pupil u free school
Ia New York is neither paupsr nor Z
charity girl. She is dresssd with the nj
most decency. She u perfectly eleanly
In speaking u her you cannot 10 any do
gree guess whether her father has ! dol
lar day or three thpusand dsllarsa year
nor viii you be able to gaess BY the man
ner ia which her associates treat her. A
regards her own manner 70 yos,it is a.
ways the same - though her father were
lin ~ ss,psoss, your equal. *@A-s-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

AFooLIsH DoDdE.--Since the passage
Of the Conscript Act. sevsral week-kneed
individuals are enquiring the nearest
route to California. That dodge won's
win, for it il altogether probable that Un-
ole Sam viii soon raiso m army on the
Pacifs shore, and 20 these nice young
men may have an opportunity to serve
their eountry from that locality. The
Cooscrips Act is National law, and Will
have n much effect Id California as in
Iowa.
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COPPERHEAD TICKET.


The following 10 the platform Of principles adopted
BY the Jackson Township Democratic Club a their
meeting February 18th.
RsssIrAG That In forming shis Associasious 20 de.
cass and se,fofth The folioving The platform
i. That Il the duty Of ali pa.riots 10 oppose With
equal determination. The doctrines Of AbOliuonasm
and Secession ~ both tsSd Inevitably 70 dissstCa
=. That we VIII stand 10 the last BY The "Unton
1t was,n whole and undivided, and never consent 70
any Deues dav isiOn of the great vaisy of tbs Mis-
g. Thas whilst ve are in Aver Of suppressins the
Rsbsftss, maintaining the Constitution, and restoring
the Union BY all means recognized BY the Constitution
~ ..s ssss.ss ..ss .ss
faenrsrs. and ay aud contractor thers-
~ nisw the sss VIII carnage, blood ssa d+soiaoa,
rsndsIins ia,ure union impossible asd bsnkrspsine
That tAs dserins Of .'stste or ii.ary Necessity
10 unknown 70 our Government laws tina, the
Csssissuss and laws paae In pursuance sAssesf are
ssocsnt for sny enssssnos is psass var, tAat
supprsseiea 81 ~ fsesdea 81 sssscA. and u Ne
press, the unlawful ernest ~ citissas ths supepsea
sf shs writ of hAbeas csspas n vslsGsa ~ ths Cso
situation the sssablishseus q maYsai NV II saaaes
~Assssss Cousts ase esss ana nain-
psded, msst dangerSss sivii liberty, sAeuld
meet tho yisdins oIposasa q svsry rssnan y the
S. That ali attempts, eons tou whss quarter they
may 10 equslise ths csAAsaon 81 IN Asuo sih thai
OF me whks nan, eitAsr e.use o. ssidter ought
m.ns rovsrnnsni, .msde. in lie Ian rusgs OF Sen
asor Ds.9las on he white baais. for ihs bans Of
8. fAs this q ! Government where thought and
speech, and poueai action should be bold ouispok
and free, aud therefore zee vih alarm and heartily
eondenn she movements o. ne Abslitionist. 10 or
saastng sscvss peii cai military soeistiss through
/ Thss We s,sv sth j.ss isSlsnasio. u. vas. ex-
ihe consequent hesing tAxa;isn inpendDg over
the neutrality-suspicious. caused In Ereat measure
Ihe anearned salaries ofeorrupt ofoi. eormo.nts
ing and clothing OF thous and ~ egro nds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

1 Mr. Doerr, Clerk of the Co Court.
informs NJ that the notice in our advertis-
ing columns to holders OF obligations
against Lee County, given by Samuel
Boyles, - Co. Judge, does not Include r.
B. bonds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

~ The residence Of WIN. Fsrgusoo.
Seost Township, Mahaaka County. was
destroyed BY FIRE on Thursday morning
OF last week.
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MAyeR DIaos REsIaxED.--We regret
to hear that Major Diggs has been COM
pslled BY reasons Of injuries received 1t
the time Of the battle Of Balls Bluff, and
recently aggravated BY the falling Of his
horse, to resign his position 10 his regi-
nsnt. We hope 70 hear Of his speedy
ssGosssy. a kt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

~Ar. Zugg desires Us to inform our
readers that he win take any letters that
may be entrusted to his care to Helena
and the army near vicksburg. He starts
nexl Tuesday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

~ Col. j. b. Fry Of Chicago. who
has just been appointed Provost Marshal
Gensnl, - the man who shot Gen. Felix
Grundy Zollicoffer At the battle of Mill
Springs more than year ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

- The nutriment OF 6ecesh Democ-
racy sells down in Georgia for e700 90
per barrel. At such rsses il would seem
that the Southern wing Of the Democracy
mus, soon "dry up" unless they obtain
supplies from their Copperhesd brethren
of the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

r. By notice in advertising columns
1t will be seen that the sittiDg of the
Fort Madison term Of cour. has been post
ponsd until May 25th, by order Of Jsdge
Springer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

Stair or IowA,l In the Nssrict Oesgt o.
LEE coUsrr. =. said County =. r. Madison
Jesse A Wilson. Phinsia, ". Jossps II Pr. Ls~is
Cess Fry, Michael Fry, shsir fathsx and natural
guardian, and r n Humes, Administrator q Aesu
ssn Of knnbetA Fry. deceased, Dcfendants.
Mosies 10 hereby given 70 The DsfsnAanu herein
ahOve naned thai q pesitou civil scton 70 fis
il sAs Clerks once oil the Disrict Court aaorssaid II
behalf Of shs sbose naned RI anti1, sgAtse Jon, and
clalmtng sAaa 10 said r. H.. Hunss Administr ator
4 bsais -. es ksabotA Try, dsceAsed, be required
aud cenpete1 70 complete the specific perfornAa o.
eontsaet Of sale Of rssl estats, In Lee County Iowa,
aud thai all claim and Of the cthos def ndAn
coy thsn sad real estate be extinguishsd and
basrod aud tA Of pstiton % shsrsan - Qaaesed
and e<SAbiishsd, and for general relief.
Ana unless you sppeaV snd maze defsuss thereto
before noon Of second day OF the nexttern Of ead
CuuTt 70 commence the third Monday OF Nay, isU3
Judgment will 30 rendered against you ~ prayed r
10 said petition. kObkkf II. GILLnohk,
ap3-dlw Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Losr.-A white envelope containing
e16.5O in Internal Revenue Stamps. A
liberal reward viii b. psid to the finder
By dcliysriDg them at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

RxmuIrlxo.-Lieut. Hansel has been
missing recruits in the hospital for the
Mississippi Marine Brigade, for the past
four days and has quite : number more
TO take down the river this morning, ma.
king sonsthing over 6fty he has raised IN
our hospital since he commenced. His
msn are unanimous in their choice of him
for Captain, but the company in which
he will serve being raised in different
uarters the command is as yet unsettled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

~ The Eiebelbsryer House, at Mus
eatine. il Il present closed and undergo
ing thorough repairs for sra-sl the eeu-
ing ssason-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

~ A bill has been introduced into
the Canadian Parliament providing for
the return 70 the United States authori-
ties Of Ill dessrtsrs from the army Of the
United States. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

EI The small pox has made isa ap-
peafsnce ia Oskaioosa. ~
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s.aAiers, Tenpsranse League.

Soldiers, Temperance League.
The third public meeting Of the Sol
diers' Temperance League will be held
on Saturday evening next, in the Leo
ture Room of the Medical College, At ~
o'clock.
The lecture of the evening viii b de-
livsrsd by Rev. DR.. Gillette. MusiG~ill
BE- discourssd by one or two quartette
ehoirs.
Friends Of soldiers and soldiers' fami-
lies, Surgeons and others connected With
the hospital, and all our brave comrades
In arms are invited to "rally round the
aag' Of our Temperance League.
VIM. A. STUART, Prss't.
A. g. PORTER, Sec'y.
KEoxuK, Ap'l I'd, 1863.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

- What il that which works when it
plays, and plays whom it worhi-A
= s419 Ss@& ~ tasssa I'm +~kvf~a ~ @~4
Ao0nt0As E
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CLxRKs OFFICE, LEE COUNTY. IOWA,

nj Office Ia hereby given 70 eli whoo may concern
IN that the May Term OF The Lee C0anty Dist ric,
Court, xt Fort Madison, will not commence until
Monday, May 2sth, isSs At tso o'clock In the Aftsr-
noon. p g tA%& = - = fsF
BY order OF ths Hon. Francis Springer. Jndee Ae..
CHARLES DJEHR,
ap3-d1tkwlt Clerk Dist. Court,
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NOTICE.

rhs Prsssytsry u Keok sk viii hold ~ ssxs ssass4
meeting 10 Ksokuk on tie "a THURSDAY lssAl Of Apn
nsxt ., u s'dssk. r. ~.
q. G. BEAMAE, S,ased Cisrk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

BuooY voa SALx.-See advertise ment
Of good second haud buggy for sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

In eonsidssatios Of the fsst that are obliged
70 meet I'll Of cur obligations In cash and without
credit, sre eonpsilsd - adopt and ohssrvs With
I'll psrssns doing busipsss 1t our once the follow
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IPron tAs Csntinsntai Msnthly.
PATRIA sPES ULTIMA MUNDI.

iron ~ Csntinentai Aonthly.
PATRIA sPES ULTIMA MUMDI.
Flag 81 Our Unien.
RATIONAL soxs--sr Hos- Ronxar ). wAIxxI.
Dedicated to tho Ustes A,my sad Macy.
THs day our nations life began,
Davned on the sovereignty OF man,
His charter thsn our FATHERS signed,
rroclaiming Freedom for mankind.
Nay Heaven still guard her glorious sway,
Tiii time With sndlsss years grows gsay.
1lsg Of eur Unioni aost unfuried
Thy STAN shall assht ransomsd world.
Americans, your mighty name, @
with glory foods the peaks offams,
ys whom or Washington has led.
Men who with Wares nobly bied
who never QuAiisd on land or sss,
Your vatshword. DsatA or Libsvfyt
Flag Of our Union noat unfarIsd,
Thy stars shall light aransomsd world.
1tvas A< Usion made us free,
Its less. mans second fall would BE-.
States linked In kindred glory save,
TIN the last despot nnds grave;
hho angels nAstcn mere TO see
And brsat his claims, tbs whole earth srssi
r1sr Of our Union loaf unfured,
Thy stars shah ligh, q ransomsd world.
We struggling brothers o'cr the sea,
WAs spurn the ehain os tyranny,
Like brsve CoiSmbus westward steer,
Our Stars Of hope will guide you here.
Where states ssili rising bless our land.
AsA frseden arsnslhens hb0r's Asn4.
Fne Of car Union Hoat unfuried,
Thy ssars shsll Light ranssmsd world
70 toiiius millions, free and brave,
Whose shores two mighty oceans lave:
Your cuitursa nsIds. yoW marts u trade,
ksels By ths hand of genius laid,
The shuttIe's hum, the snviPs ring
Echo yonr voice that God 10 King.
Piae Of our Union Aosf unfuYisd.
Thy stars shalt tight ransonsd world.
Hail Union Army, true and bravs,
Asd dauntless Navy on The wave
Holy ne ssuse where Freedom leeds,
Sacred the aeld whsrs patriot blssdsj
Victory shall crown your spouess faDs,
Nations and agss blcss your name.
Naf ~ eur UB.on Aost unfurlec,
,g,~ Thy stsss shall light rsnsoned world
Fer Cssy March al.
MEssas. EDtress-Plsase announce my nans ss I
candidate for reelection to the oee Of City Marsha
Al The coming Charter EIection--a privilege have
independent Of delsGates.
Nem advertisements
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Having Ioeaisd in the City Of Keokuk, viii attsnd p
Ali Professional calls. Ne viii treat all Chronte
Dtseasss vssh Magnetic instrunssts.
OFFlCH-On Ssh, between Main and Blondeau Sts-,
fWsek xida, mAr1l-dim
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ANDING RULE

STAND1NG RULE
All orders for thspapsr and for advertising must
b paid for in advance, and job work ss the time Of
delivery. HOWELL 4 DELAPLAlN.
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EOR SALE.

One No. % Octave Piano, round corners, brilllan'
tone roseweod case and In good couait1Dn Bor SAID
low. III deor iron 7th 81, On Bank ssfess.
April Q. lS63-slw ]. n. WILSON.
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SALE.

|T IME! LIME!i LINEiIl
hsvs Tor aaie st my Kiis In the Ars& Ravins sbovv
stott,a Mil, the Vest quality Of Lane = ssasosabls
prices q J. =. HOwL1R.
mar30-d3n .-th
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Nem aoprrtise,nfnts.

Tor SALE.
A coed second hand Top Buggy, Eastern made, viii
be sold Cheap for Cash. Emo uire at
sp3-dCt GUMS Livery STABLR
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26
United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TIN; ffsscSSs EE-No. 90
WHEREAS, an information was filed in the
w District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trot aforesaid on the l4th day Of september, 1868,
by Horace II Harrison, Esq Attorney Of the United
States for said District, against box containing
Coats and Vests; one box containing Cotton and
Wooden Cloth, and one containing Iobscco; alleging
Ia substance, that said property was seized in the
District aforesaid, land, the LIST day OF Sci tenn
ber 1868, forfeited to the United states for
set forth in said information, to wit: that the said
property was on the day.and year Aforesaid trans
ported from the Stale Of kentucky to the State If
Tennessee, without permit of duly authorized
officer Of the Treasury department, or IL with such
permit that II WIS frauduleDty obtained aud furth
er, that thu owners Of said property being engaged
IN aiding aud abettng an armed rebellion againlt
the Government Of tue United States, on the nth
day Of July, 1852 not within sixty days after the
Proclamation Of the President made July 25th, 862,
10 pursuance of said act, TO aid oountenance
and abet said rebellion and return to their ala gi
10 the United states and praying for process TO
enforce the coniscatOn and condemnation Of said
property.
Now, therefore, inpursuance OF the motion Of said
Court, under the seal Of the Court 10 me directed,
hereby give public notice to all persons concerned
in interest in said properly, TO appear before said
Court, the 6rst day Of the next term thereof be-
ing October 18th, 1868, at 10 O'Clock in the renooA
of said day, at the Federal Court room, the Capitol
at Nashville, in the District aforesaid, then and
there to interpose their claims In that behalf
r. r. GLASCOCK,
U. S. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
sepl6-li
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United States of America !;
pIsTRIcr oP MIDDLE rENNEssEE--Ne. ".

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TE6AESSEE--No. 10.
M HEREAs, information has bean elcd in the Dis
w trct Court Of the United states Tor said District
on the lib day August A. ID 1858, by John Trimble,
Esq Attorney Tor the United States for said District
and on behalf the United States, against a certain
Lot and the large unfinished hOtel building, and
other improvements thereon, standing, situated ca
the North Wost corner of hurch Spring and Cher
ry streets, In Nashville, District aforesaid said un.
finished building being known as The Maxwell House,
one John Ovorton being the repurted owner thereof
said property having been seized BY, and now in
custody Of X. GasoOck, Marshal, &c, un der an
order Of seizure. issued BY said john Trimble. Au
gust 81, 1868; Rlledgipg, In substance, amonx
other things, that said property was seized
land In said District and Is liable 10 con6scaiion
because said owner was on the lst day Of January,
1858, engaged 10 aiding and abetting certain armed
rebellion against the Government Of the United States
not having returned 20 his allegiance TO the United
States within 60 days after tho PROCLAMATION Of the
President Of the United States, referred TO in said
Information.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnition under
the seal Of said Court 20 me directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property, or any manner Interested therein,
that they eand appear before the said District Court
10 be held az the City Of Nashville, in and for said
District the 10th day of october 1888 attic O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day, thon and there 10 in-
terpose their claims, and make their allegations in
that behalf +. r. GI.ASCOCK,
Marshal Of the United States
for the District OF Middle Tennessee,
sopi6-i4t
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United States of America :

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE.-No. q.
AET HEREAs, an Information has been hledi the
w District Court Of the United States for the
District aforesaid, on the 18th day Of September,
1858, by Horace ". Harrison, Esq Attorney Of the
United States for said District against one box con-
tanning Medical Books, and elk boxes containing 10
all one hundred and fifteen bales Of Spun Thread;
alleging In substance, that the LIST day Of January
1863 IN the District aforesaid on land said property
was seized forfeited TO the United Statos because
the owner thereof being engaged in aiding and abet
ting an armed rebellion against the Government 4
the Unite States at the time Of the passage Of u
act Of Congress, approved July ~, 1861, and euti
tied, an act 20 suppr 50 insuTrecti, n, 10 punish
treason and rebellion, 20 seize and ooufiscate the
property Of rebels, and for other purposes" did not
within sixty day after the Proclamation of the Pres
dent Of the United States, made TIE 10Th day Of
July, 1862, in pursuance Of said act, 10 aid,
oomteuanoe, and abet "a d rebellion, and return 20
his allegiance to the United States; aud praying for
process to enforce the seizure hscation and
domination Of sid property
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitiOn Of
said Court, under the seal OF the Court, TO me
directed and delivered, do hereby give pub 10
notice TO all persons concerned interest 10 said
property TO appear before the said Court the first
Jay Of the next Term thereof being October 10Th,
1868, at the Federal Court room in the Capitol, at
Nashville in the District aforesaid, then aud there
10 ipterposo their Claims in that behalf
f. X. GTASCOCK,
U. 5. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
sup l6-l4t
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A gentleman some two weeks from
Richmond relates the following in the N.
Y. Herald:
The SOutbern opinion OF the French
in Mexico.
Singular as it may appear, the feeling
OF the Southern people is decidedly
against the occu patton of Mexico by the
French. Public men at public meetings
do not hesitate TO denounce In the strong
est terms the prospect of an empire being
established on this continent They
also say that if the United States would
consent to cessation of hostilities the
army of the South would combine with
that of the North and drive the French
men into either the Pacific or the Atlantic
Ocean. They do not desire, and will not
submit, TO Frencbmen being upon Amer
lean soil or the French Emperor having
anything TO say in the affairs OF this
continent and fear that his designs are
not upon Mexico only, but also upon
Texas and Louisiana.
Beauregard's force he estimates at
about nine thousand men before the re-
enforcement was sent him from Virginia
of the division of General Jenkins. This
may bring it up to fourteen thousand,
which includes the gArrisons in all the
Notifications around Charleston, force
at Pocataligo, Adams run, and a point
between Charleston and Branohville, on
the South Carolina Railroad. These
troops are all of the best; many Of them
are veterans, aud even the home guards
are as well trained as regulars Beaure-
gard will delay our approach as much as
he possibly can for the reasons above
stated he will dispute every inch, aud
strive in every way TO recover the pres
tige he lost when he pc rmitted Gen. Gil.
more TO obtain the foOthOld on Morris
Island that must eventually cost them the
loss Of their beloved city, the hot bed of
secession, and the point from whence
sprung this cruel aud unnecessary war
Beauregard lost much of his reputation
IS soldier aud engineer officer when he
lost Morris Island His popularity has
fallen of wonderfully, especially with
the people OF Charleston, who idolized
him before as the man who compelled
seventy five men to surrender to q force
of ten thousand, aided by batteries of
the heaviest description, and gave them
possession Of their SUMTER the fort that
now possesses as much value 70 them
for work Of defence as any pile Ct old
bricks. The Oarolinians will never for
gel or forgive Beauregard when Moultrie,
Sumter, aud the ground upon which
Charleston stood passes from their pos
session 10 that Of the damned Yankees"
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A Frightened nebsI SOLDIER.

The Wheeling (Ya) Register, noticing
the arrival there of number Of Confed-
crate prisoners, remarks
"There is one man in the crowd who
Is but twenty four years Of age, whose
hair is as white as snow. He says be-
fore he jained the army bis hair was
nearly black, butin the irst engagement
in which be participated he became so
frightened that his hair turned gray He
is a fair comploHoned man. but appears
very delicate"
II was only an effort on the part Of the
fellows head TO put itself ia uniform
with the rest Of his body
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United States of America,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF lEGHtsSEE-si.
XKrREREAs an Information was Sled in the Dis
w trct Court OF the unitod states for The n sttct
aforesad September rs 1868, by Horace H. Harrison
Tso Attorney OF the United ates f7r said District
arainst one Trunk containing spool Cotton, ladies'
Hose ana other ARTICLES OF lTy Goods 1 Trunk con
tanning Medicines; no Boxes Books, Box containing
dol. bottles Wttefsi Box Boots aud Shoes BOX
Bclcned Domestic, Box aud Trunks, containing
mons and omen's clothing, boxes uubleaChcd
domestic I krg vine, box Lusey cloth, boxes
rontaiuiug gas nNturrs and drspery hanging, box
c.ptainiuE hats, and hogshead contain ,rucacry
and aiass ware, AL. cling ~ substance that the said
proporty Mas srEsu the lst day of september 1868
n tbo District aforesaid on ani, forfeited 10 the
Uuued sia 60, be- ause the zane was Ou said day and
wear transport from Louisville 10 Mask Vile, without
rern Z III "a duly authorized 0rICtg of thr Treasury
nipartmeuL or 81 witl QUO, that ID was fraudulent
obtained. .
Vow, Che eilfc in pursuance OF ihe monit0n Of said
Clurt uuiel tho seal Ol bad Court 30 me directed
hrrbv eI,o public police 90 all pCrs us concerned u
nt.rt Iu .aid property, % appear before said Court
.t mo Freral Court k00u tn tlg taptll, on the lst
d.v OF tho % a. term OF said Court, % witt October
lath ltsS thaa and thers 10 make tlor allegations
+. NM Ir.b.r b. h. GLAscOCk,
Narsha Middle District 20 Tennessee.
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