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". Il.
HnApQr ARIKas, souIHwISrERs DisTNcr MISSOURI,
80 srAsNorrID, Jan. !, 1909. !
who have moro recently Witnessed and participated In
tho iagucs and dangers Of the held wish happy Now
Year.
The major part Of year has paiscd since you entered
FOR your obediencs your bravery your endurance Of
continued marches without food your exposure In
country thanks you You held three hundred
mlcs Of frontier, surrounded by internal unscru.
pncus foes. hundreds Of miles from any sup
port, against n force four times your own, for
iour muntbs You killed. wounded and captured more
enemies than you numbered You have never been sur
rrised Or beaten yon have frequently .urprisea the
Ueos yovesunssnt You have beaten him In every en-
gagemcni, though hrgely ounumbored. You have twice
driven him beyond the Boston Mountains before tho Army
81 the Frontier arrived In the district You fought and
conquered three times your number on the ground
where many u your comrades foil At Prairie Grove
You have captured his stores aud mnntens OF war You
have protected the property ~ your government Not
capture has been made from Ar the advance brigade
tho Army q tho Frontier you hcid tho pest danger
Your long continued marches are without parallel In
pursuit ~ tho sDcmy you without ents and almost
without food in cold winry weather twenty seven days
could no, night You have bssn yillineA, but you al
wnye did your duty. You have respected the
rights u the psacesblc unarined citizen You
chow feres u that has equal In this
bright record 70 transmit " your children: bright
ri for the old year bright hope and prospect for
the new your country thanks you your commander
enemy driven from tho oSase tn tho Arkansas river A.
eyory point he has been beaten, The triumph ~ your
ooan,rS's flag has marked your marches New trumphs
await you, trials before you an insifous foe,
failing the field hopes 10 destroy government by
dir acting your councils
Soldiers your duty IL to Your government: sustain It's
support Its enemies expect 70 iumph Ia its dssensons
In this policy they will fail, they have failed IN the
Geld. With happy new year and wthes Tor your con
lnued suecess, again thank you. T.. H. BROWN,
Brigsdier General Commanding.
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quence Of tho holidays Breadstuhs firm. Iron dull.
Sugar hrm:
THE HAvRE COTTON AARKEr.
HAyRs Dee n, 1884,
The sales OF cotton for the week were 8, 600 bales.
Market nrm and steady New Orleans oroinaire o4l
francs do. bas 800 francs Stock In port 81 900 oas
THE LATEST MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 27-Evenine.
stil suspended by the HOLIDAYS but there
talk Of quiet transactions cotton al further advance
Byeadsufs quiet, bus hrmer.
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Interesting from Richmond.

: FoRIRyss MosR0E, Jan. 2, 1865
Richmond papers Of a late date have been received
here. The following extracts froO the fnqss~o:-
mau giving his name az J. y. smith Was arrested
near Gordousve day two ago, and lodged In military
prison. He N supposed TO be spy. man named Ban
nett Bury also arrested GoTdonsve for attempting
the same Institution.
The Secretary Of War has dropped Eve ofoes, belong
ing 10 the Fy seventh North Carolina regiment for pro-
longed and Unnecessary absence Prom duty aid thsy are
ordered 10 report copscripte.
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TWs cosssspsn % res nosros ~ ss~ Yoas -csp,AIn
s4hsbsad a NE HoniDs arrives IN ths city ysstrdAy
ans proceeded W he Brcssyu Navy Ysrf -hsrs be -
ported y Admiral rsunlnx, for eonmasa iss GATED
states steamer YoSds 81. Aecosni = ne k~s u No
fAfnoas lron slsa a.. d-sr from tss oeal rsvf.
made h ths Navy Department TIE Foriis - tss c'u-
ra.s1 q shA ~ a.s bs,n ordered, ss-ofss steamer
,,,h...s sp,s ~. oa,trs X The fss.oo shs osnss
!, ,~,sv -, ga r5r so-ns tire rNr rs- a fspt n4ns
,..s ~ 10 yAss ssv,,s cp~sitsrsbs ssr s.sas ia
a., ,s.s pbo sso- led strsi tie Lreeum "a "hs.ss 80
:, hlsa - - UAssad'
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n DDtiNl Jan, " IfIJ
The tal;otng 10 the legislature Tor United states
Senator presents no nsr features.
letter from Mr. clover, received in the Houss day
AEss strong grounds IN favor o. the Presidents procla
nation.
Mr. strasbaus bill disfranohsibg the r.bsis w@
warmly discussed, bgt no scton vas takso.
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ISpilsAroIs, -. ., 1909
me sl.e,Ioo Of rnisea states senators dd g., ,ahs
place 70 asy TAs democratic nominees AZ ,. a.
iIsndricn mt DaSn Terps
10 sSinsss 80 transacted 10 ne ysnssA for
want Of quorsM, The republicans boiling he
Houss Reused " hear NE Govsrnors hsssAxe
without Join, CONSULTATION o. both hoos~s II
refers principally v slsss aAirs endorses me emsscr@
,,ou proclamation ~ necessary yer measure and sAys
shs p>ops q tbs North sust ~ dsudsf into Tbs dss
shAa npromse puesbis, or absndhs IL sfsris -
The rebellion The st~ts has shed over
hundred and tro tbossand volunteers during The wsF.
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fospcs, Dec ~, 1861 .
American securNes are not mentioned In the circular
there having been q thing doing therein.
The b.iiou IN tho Bank o. England has decreased
A6i 600
Lospos. Dec. 2T--Evsnng
6ossols quoted AZ the elise At " & o2 fer money
Erie shares. ~ a -.
q P,ns, Dec q, 1861
Tne pou,sa ~ grDa, al cor. 900. W the rentss.
pMrg.' c'rcnsr rrrnrts business spspcnded IN corse
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The Pope Of Rome had sent ten thousand francs TO
France for the relief Of the distressed workngmen in the
Department Of the Lower Seine . mark Of sympathy
and gratitude tokens Of devotion received from France
Rumors had boon current q proposed treaty be-
tween france and spain relative to Mexico but they are
SAID 10 DO without foundation.
Cardinal MorIos, Archbishop Of Paris, was seriously H.
and had received extreme JUNCTION.
Tho psrs Bourss dat but closed frmer the rentes
being quoted 1t oGf. COO.
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The Location or General 6eaarsgard.
The following General Order determines The hssdqusr
,ers Of General Bssurssard u the date sp4e,ses,-

CENTRAL onpEHs-so. ISL.
HsAperAsrS /
DEPARTMENT Sct1r CAEoiIrA, CHoneIA AHp FIoaibA,
CHAsLseroS, g. c., Dec -, l4e2
TIE troops IN ths department v III be mustered for Say
msnt The last day o. the moeth ia strict conformity
in all things with army reguatioHs and In
IN all particularly, with the requirements Of General o.
ders No. ~, current series from theSs hssdqusfnrs
dated october 20, 1899.
BY command of General Beaursgsrd.
THOMAS JORDAN, Chief o. s,A1.
JoD orry, a. O.
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Ths Greek Qusasion.

b asserted init two Of the great Powers not
favor Of the Ioasn Islands being coded Greece the
around that ts protectorase ,ssy would
become o pcrn,assDt focus Of Instruction.
vhe uncertsutyss 70 tho future King was giving rise
% A isordsr in vsrIsus parts Of Greece
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Tho Anas from Calcutta 10 November "a, Hong Kong
% Sovnber 49, and Sydney ths 2I,t Of October had
,e. Ned England aud Forwarded per the Africa The
news Nk snsarsted
Dyrnay telegram OF December IL reports shrt,Dss
dun 6 MON hscigYe; exchange 20. o,.d
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Cane OF Good Hon..

cane Of Good Hope mails 10 The 2ist u Noveber had
hsen recelySd ia Enssrd. The rews uuimpsrtspt
rss civil var IN rrsnsvasl had terminated
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Congregational EIsetion-Prosest
Against Is-Demor siisation Of tho Ma
rine ARTILLERY, sc.

VIA foff"sr hDnfS", Jan v INtt. j
The returns % the conyrcstotsi sieciiop, hold
on tho 1T inst, In four o. the eleven ooupii~s
Of tbs second district emo In qulis sio-iy. later
returns are moro fsverAbs to xr. Fostsr, ths free
labor candidate, Who received the soid vote q all
the North Carolina ruion s0es VITO qaaisei eject
ore fnagmueh bowoysr the oath y s1esAIeo sas
not erAsted q Tho Voters, Governor fpAnys cAndt
dato Mr. Pgsoli has d.. b,.as rosssd oonslisfabls
majority N ,h. asirict
stephen r. wins Oh and respected eiliHsn a tsa
fort and a Conservative Cnon man, resolved fsstsfrr
vote II Cariers county Hnhfrsds ~ unbcnsr fsffaib~
from voting and The sDiirs vote poisf oil not reach
st.ht hundred rbe IMPRESSION generally prevais here
that Congress wn refuse 70 f~ogniss the validity The
elsctoo n conscgusnes the rooepl.on a many ds0yy
vete, wkhh were received In secoraAboa With tbs
prs.s Instructions o. tho nnltary Governor.
VI. rnlou ard fres labor n Eastern North caro-.
Ina % oa lbdsnat1u meeting " protest ssshss
the recogaon ani v appoint AZ attorney 70 a. 70 wh'
ins,oa city 10 expose and dlsysLs ~ Tho immediate
rnoysl a Govssror gtanly gill also bs dstn.rdsd.
Nearly 800 men " ths Marine ARTILLERY are souhn~i N
vaous ais and fors Ia tbs department bread snd
water Ter insubordEAilos AMI vsrsney ne remainder
q this regimen, are wandering abgai The stfesv m
seEdtou u snlns destaton having no rauohs and noi
allowed 70 20 North. ihsy assri that thsy have never
r.es,,A arr par, and they gna~stAnd nov tba, ns
.asybcs 10 bnssr claims them snd that thsy have ss,
bs,oassd W either Tia army o. savy.
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9aribAld arrived at CAprera the 22d OF December
-fhs Pope did not oHbcate at tho Vatican Christmas
SAy, owing 10 slight indisposition. h. however,
ssss cd the Automatic corps.
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MURFREEsBORO.
~~~>"~~~--~-~>--~>~~~--
The Town Entirely Deserted
BY the Citizens.
General Rosecrans' Headquarters Ten
Miles Beyond the Town.
The Rebels Reported to BE at
Tullah OmN,
Ae, &c. 10
MURF Rec sBORO.

NAansiis, Jan. 8. 1899.
Murfreosboro 10 sns1sly deserted
Our army and General Recorans headccAr,s-s have
advance ed ten mlea beyond that place,
The rebel army Is reported ,o 10 -, ru,lahom.
Tho Union gunboat W II. S1deli. 7 W. Van Dorm com
manding has arrived he,c with hundred and sixty
four prisoners from carksvc $40 also brought ,hres
thousand barrels OF Hour thousand pounds u bacon
nnc hundred sacks Of and thonsand bushcls Of
shcllod corn.
The guuboa, captured rebel captains, with borscr
and mules.
Tho river three aud a hall feet deep on tho sboaIs
Tha nks Of General HaIt.ek 90 General
Rosecrans.
HsAp.i AHTEs- OF rua ARsY, I
wAsirNGros, u. G., Jan. Q, 1868.
Major General W. = Ross RAMS, Commanding the Army
of tho Cumberland
Gmsf..i-Rebcl accounts fuliy confirm your kilograms
from the battle field.
The victory was sen earned, and Is one Of The
brilliant Of the
You and your brave have the gratitude OF
your country aud the admiration II the world.
The ncld Of Murfrcssboro is made historical and future
generations viii point out the places whore 10 many
heroes fell gloreusy defence Of tho constitution ard
the Union.
All honor 20 the Army OF tho Cumborlane
Thanks tho living and for tho Larnontsd dead
II. W. HALiIdK,
General In Chief
SAsnvJiiH Tenn. Jan. y, 1853.
One thousand rebel prisoners seat North BY rail
20 day Two hundred arrived from MgrffersLoro
General Rosecrsns orders all captured rebel obccrs %
be confined until Jcn Davis order " revoked. the robei
prisoners nnbs,t army ratons the food contributed
BY friends N DO oonhsratci spita usc and tho
petition % contributions TO constitute jail offence
There is hoavy rain night Tho river Ia station.
Ly.
There seventeen steamers at tho foot Of Harpeb
Shoals.
Rebel Attack On . CoMstrsstion Train.
LouissiiIs. Ky, Jan. ., ieS3.
Dick Mctann attacked construction train ~ Antioch
nine miles from Chattanooga tho railroad lie Dc.
stroyed u locomotive and the Min or.ck brsdse
end captured lhc bridge baldsss - pssosd them. No
resistance wss oNsred.
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nfssAoE.
~ psgI, tinn., Jsn. Q, 1873
rrs LSs,slAiers oosvspsd o. rs~dAy. The Gov~nor's
u,.ssass 4 roS,y oo1nn.a ss>ss aAns ass sspssslly
70 The indian outbreak nianssA a~s fsrashsi tafss
hg.area man over hsr goois, Ssss~ csest ns "a, -
srsstsst indian opYing svss kpssr ~ tts eunuy II.
Vovsfnor esmAals uAa ,ss isdAns sesn es removed
rs. eoaiss, Ter unnss sssAss ssss,ors.s sonnsnsss
usyt 1es>dAy
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Esvoy, Pa lar. y, 1891.
ihsrs y noT.uaasiion % The reported death n On.
Gcvsrnor igrseS y, has been cutie ~ but rsv fany
rerovere@
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IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.
Advance OF General Csvessan On sAs
Black water.

BlrrsoaB, Jan. o, iss3.
pendent suffolk says thai General ooroorao
yesterday advanced tho rebels s BLACK sisr IN
force, and will give General Pryor sppcrtus,.y for
eight II he desires IL.
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struggle forces compelled TO fall back and sve
up tue works.
The lighting was terrible. Tho Fourth Iowa regiment
went into the nghs with 7o2 nen aud oos with l2o
Gen. Morgan Smith wounded In tho thigh and
IN the left breast Col wyman was killed Col Smith, Of
the Eighth Missouri killed. Captain Gwin, o. the
Benton had hts left ann shot away and the muscles q
his left breast are exposed Recovery do.tuu
General c. T. HOvey, Of Illinois, who, with 10 900 nen
was 70 support the charging column sos ss and has not
BEN heard Of since.
General Sherman has boon compelled ~ fall back 70 Tho
nrst worhs Of tho enemy captured and await reinforce
nents. Unless he gets them, ycksburs gone op.
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Mabel Asssunss.

WILMINGTON 20 ~ psrrsorgD-AssfvAL % rHs
sYsAnsa 0pArgs YHom xunoys, wirH Vale
AsrH oAn9o And SPECIAL smsnsoER.
An order -. reosntiy issssd 70 bufa Wilmington, BE-
,o,. b.ts slg-sd V fall into The hands a ths ss.my.
~nsrsros, ~. O., p~e 20, iss2
N. Ass Eoa steamer GEsss, 18th valuable o~,so u
rv.rnnsoi spor and special messenger from ysrcy-,
arrived Al . Coufsdsrsts pert this novni1s.
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NEW UNITED STATES SENATORS.

The MiehiSsn Unissa states ssnasorship.
DSYpon, Mich, Jan. 9,IsSs
me IssslaiSrs yesterday reelected Mr.. Chandler
United Eater resAsor for sla years,
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ASdsssssAI Psyoesiars sS sns BassIs Of
vishsssrG.

when Genera Sherman landed st the mouth o. Yszoo
river he was Immediately s,ashsd BY an ovsr~ hsnins
force All cay Saturday and suusay lhe nshsins wac
severe On Sunday took the works u the cue.
my consisting q nine guns and hundred prlsonss
The nert fortncalious walnut nm jn.l one mile
and hsf from veDturs Ths~s we're taken q, the
point Of us baycnss Monday sbou, two clock tho
Fourth Iova regimen, and the Thirteenth Illinois oharg
nc 10 70 the guns and lighting over ucm General
sherman hsdJhss WORKS Only forty N nutss for .an
gsrfral rrser ~pss army came and after errtlo
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Attack OF the Rebels ON
Springfield.
PROBABLE CAPTURE Of the TOWN.
The Union General Brown Badly
Wounded,
a.. TO-. 90.

ST. LOus, No., Jan. Q, 1898.
General Curtis has received the following despatch
fscn General brown
SPaiSGrnD, No, Jan. s-sP. n.
he enemy are crowdinE tho sehtiux; but my are
Behaving wsll ] am holding all the strong pos'tsoas
ms spssy fight waps him 20, wbsthsr he likes
u Or not. General BROWN.
Dr. Asichsr has just sent tho following despatch,
dassd his afternoon
General brown 10 badly wounded.
Thevs has scsp fighting since The
enemy in large fierce.
The rebels took u guns, and repulaed al
dark
Militia reinforcemsnts coming In.
Prisoners say that General Marmadakc is In command
Of the rebels, aud will bc reinforced night
ST LOUIS, Jan 0, 1893
Tslssraphic communication with Springfield ceased a
three O'Clock ,hla mining. -
Tho enemy entered our stockade yesterday aitsrnQon
Our force reported strong with two pieces
Of artillery
Springfield contains very large amount Of army stores
and ammunition.
Fifteen four horse teams and thirty men belonging
tho teegrahc supposed TO be captured few
miles south Of Springfield,
Gen. Browns left shoulder Is badly shattered M
would have 10 submit TO amputa,ion TO save his life.
III. Loup, Mo, Jan. e-Evening
Communication with spriugaed is stin broken.
party from Lebanon repair tho limo had no,
been heard FROM and apprehensons are felt that they
have boon captured.
The opinion strongly prevails that Springfield hns been
taken.
Reinforce ment or General Brown.
Passengers from Springfield report that portion OF tho
Army or the Frontier lately la Van Buren,, Ark, had
rived at tina. place.
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THE EXPEDITION 70 vICKSBURG.
->~>~Y>~>@~-~~o>~~~>~~~~~
Arrival Of the Flotilla at the
Mouth Of the Yazoo.
>N~-~~~~.~-~~-~
SUCCESSFUL ACCOMMODATING EXPEDITION.
Destruction Of 4 Portion Of tho Little Roek
and Vieksburg Railroad.
.~~>>~~>~~> ~~-s-->~>-
The ContrabandS and the Presidents
Proclamation,
g.. &C.. &e.

CAsso, Jan. Q, IseS.
There y nothing fson vichsbuSs tsday. r5.
Tho JaehsOn Ayssa Il Ne ID chasacessss Tho Asht al
that place trivial aair FAR the rebels con
Sernsd says their lces is small and places the Uaion
loss u two thousand regards she falling back 40 =
srap, Arguing NO good TO tho rebc! cause.
The telegraph 10 M working order from here 70 Nom
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OF YIOXALs
PF.ayesF MAssHAL 6sxsRAL,s oSIIo1.
EARRINaHnn MAY =. MS.

EF.4v0Sf MARSHAL 8HEeRALis OHYIOu.
WAsHIs~foS, May q, iS6s.S
Sfio1.-The attention Of AL officers who have
pfes honorabiy discharged on account OF wounds
OK disability and who de<ies to sntsr the service
in the Invalid Corps Il called to the provisions OF
General Orders, No. Db, OK 1868, from the War De-
partment, published N the papers shrou shout the
country. Such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions OF that order, and
70 send their written applications, ~ therein pro-
vided for position. in the Invalid Corp, fstatin9
the character of theisedisablity with little de-
lay as possible. to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General Of the State in which they May
be. Such Acting 1ssifssnt Provost Marshal Cen
ersl viii At forward the applications, with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washington.
Omcers Tor the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon Furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. los of 1863, from War Depart
ment. Their par and ensluments viii commence
from date Of acceptance Of such appointments, and
not from date of organisation of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned.
JAMES b. FRY,
my1 Provost Marshal General.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PROM EUxoPE.

NEW YORK, June The new steamship
America, from Bremen on the 9th, via South
smoton on the 27th has arrived.
The Europa arrived ont or the 5In. II e
rebel loan fuctuated greatly on the new az
Ssonswal Jackson's death.
The reports of a probable armistice< su6 of
the prospect of European offers OF n-diation
between the North and the South. had again
been revived In London.
The Time. ridiculee Gener"ai Hooker. ad-
dress.
American securities haze Al, advanced.
A great meeting wac teid at Sheffield lately
in favor OF recognition OF the South. The
mayor presided, an II lS>ss3 persons were pres.
EFT. Resolution. were passed TO memorable
the government On the subject.
The Time. say. that Mr. Mason lett London
On Tuesday ter Paris, which gave increased
strength TO the rumors of the probability Of the
French mediation In American affairs.
The rebel loan All vsnced to par.
The French rentes closed At 69f. 40c.
The agricultural prospects in France are
magnificent.
The Italian Parliament was opened by the
king, whose speech refers very little to poll
tics, and makes 10 allusion to Rome or Venice.
Pariiament is recommended to agree to 1nan.
cial consolidation.
Orsela, on the Dnieper, has been occupied by
the Polish insurgents. The insurgents had
gained victory at Prisze and Karnensz. Po-
dolsk is in insurrectioa, and Russian troops
are ordered TO proceed thither by forced
marches.
Thf Japanese empire is now passing under
political ard social re vointion which renders
1t exceedingly dangerous to foreigners.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, May 26.-Cotton has been frmer
but closed flat, with 3 downward tendency.
Flour is unchanged. Wheat is in improved
demand; red American had advanced 1a2d.
Provisions are unchanged. Lard has declined
Cd. Produce market unchanged.
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NATlO NAL LOAN

ATlONAL LOAN.
THl NEW
sIx PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
fW1NTY YEARS FROM DATE,
CT ssssr Five Years. At Option Of the 9ovsrnmsa
xHE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums OF
YI1TY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARE,
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
oNl THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
oNl HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
0N1 THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARs,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
IHrn11sT cenMEEM G SG AT DATE OF Pu1.
AID PAYABLE SEM ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
OH1AP1eT GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
Tho Inherent, at present price of eoin being sasIy
Alent to PEI CENT. In currency.
FOB SALlBY
JAY COOKE e. co.,
BANKERS,
$50 YITTEBNTH STRIHT.
DEALERS II
eUY1RNXENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
OERTI1I0ArxS
AgXY AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND ExCHAN01
Gso S.H
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT on
- COLUMBIA

otHUS as HS OtsTtfS C0L o. ne Ontfed STATES for thl
United States rs. East Half of Lot No. 10, Reser-
whereas, the Eat Half Of Lot number sixteen,
known. marked and Designated in the ground plats
and plans Of the city Of Washington District Of
Colambia, recorded in the land records of said
District, tozrthsr with all the improvem. nts,
other hereditamt nts to the same belon gins, or in
any wise sppertaining, and all tho right title and
interest Of Martin L. Smith therein, has been
seized by the Marshal Of the United States for the
grees, approved on the seventeenth day of July on
the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and two, entitled IAN Act to suppress Insur-
and con6scate the Property of Rebels and for other
purpose go and whereas, the United States Attor-
ney for the District OF Columbia did, on the thir-
teenth day Of May, A. D. 1863, ale Libel Of Infor-
said property and real estate under the act afore-
said and that process of issue against the
owner and owners of said property and real estate
and al persons interested or claiming interest
therein. warning them at some early day to appear
ard answer said information.
tits, therefore, on this.thirteenth day of May in
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred sixty rec
owners Of said property. and real Estate, and ali
pe,sors interested or aiming aD interest there
in, 10 appear and answer this Information on the
first Monday Of July next, and show cause, if any
the right. title and interest therein Of the said
Martin IT,. Smith, should not be condemned and
sold according to law and that notice be given By
Of the Of doc.
by publication in the Evening Star twice q week
previous to said first Monday of July next. the
first publication to be on or before the first day
By order Of the Court, May Is, 1863.
copy-res.:-R 'HE1ess CLERK hn 1ss 9,s's