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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

A round. ebout report from Rebel SOURCES,
through Richmond papers, reaches US that
G en-. Kirby Smith has beaten Gen. Banks
badly and driven him back to Washington.
La. That there has been some fighting seem;
not improbable, as by the lOtest previous &C.
counts Gen. Smith was reported TO have ar.
rived at Alexandria, on tie Red River, and
was confident Of arresting Gen. Bnnkss pro.
gress, who was then said to be at 0pelOusas,
little south Of Washington. II may DO that
Banks had advanced beyond Washington and
had encountered Smith. But whether he had
beaten him, in that case, or been beaten, re-
mains to be seen. The latter is by no means
to be accepted as true because the Rebel
papers assert it. II, however, Banks has
met with a repulse be has Baton Rouge 10
fall back upon. gathering up his forces ut
Atchafalaya, where he had left one column,
even if that was not sufficient reinforcement
to enable him to make stand at that point
against Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
Prom san Erancisro.

SAN FRANCISCO. Friday Nav is is,
San Joaquin County has voted to s1bscriSs
quarter Of million Of dollars TO the stock Of III
Pacific Railroad. Wv
- Over $@OO,O000 worth of goods mostly from Tie
East Indies, sold at auction to-day.
Among the lots were a cargo of coffee sugar, rice
and ,spices, per ship Mirator from Batavia, which
barely realized cost. Teas sold low. Twenty-Five
bids. prime New-Oreans sugar sold at lls., sad
considerable quantities Of tobacco at e5065o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
Projection AND ASSISTANCE FOR SoLDIEej-

PRoTEcTloS AND ASSISTANCE FOR SoLDIEaj'-
The following circular has been issued:
GENERAL HyADeuARrHRs STATE OF NgS.YoRs}
ADJUrASr-GESERAL's OFFICE ALBANY. May II, 1901 y
Notice 10 hereby given that the Newly ork State Soltm
Demo, will be- oponed on the 18Th inst tor the recspa
the sick wounded fuTloushed aad discharged soldiers
State and for Others requiring protection and assistants
end from tue field n
Thi. Institution Is supported by liberal approphstisc,s
the STATE and governed by Board consisting Of the is
ing named officers of the Staff OF his Exceency GOV ~
mour The details of which being subject 20 his approval ~
Brig Gen. John T. sprasus, Adj General and Lieut. ,Oes
u :. A Brig. Josiah T. Miller, ln'pscso. 80
Bril-. Cen. S. v Talcott, Quartermsstet Generals D"s
J. V. z. Quacksnbush Surgeon General . AL. yA
The building IL located at No SO Howard street is
City one street north of Canal. and within two
S. Nicholas Hotel Soldiers will. a, oil times nuu ,al
the State iu the held In the cities on railroad s.sA
the various depols TO whom they can sppy io' ''''
BY order OF the Commsnder.in- Chief 49,, ,,.,.L
JOHN T. sPRAGUE, Adlusans'sso"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
The Europa Outward Houss.

HALIFAX Friday, May Is. 1855
The steamship Europa arrived here at r sai
sailed ut $3.50 this morning.
The weather is thick ana rain is falling,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
Naval.
THE COMMAND OF THE IRON-cLAD pass.n

THE COMMAND OF THE IRON-CLAD pAssAnf
Cant. Perciyal Drayton has been detached fron.
the command of tho ironclad battery Passaic at M
own request, and will, in few days. relieve Cant.
Nicholson as Chief OF Ordnance at the Brooklyn
Nayy-Yard, who aso desires change Of duiy
Tie Navy Department has rendered Gait. Nichol.
son the command OF the Passaic, bat il Il ne. yel
known whether he will acceptit.
PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
Naval officers yesterday inspected the STEAMBOATS,
Peter Stoughton and Solomon, and reported favor.
ally of them, 30 that they will probably be paN
chased for conversion into gunboats. Three other
vessels have recently been bought for the ssms
purpose.
THE COMMAND OF THE BROOKLYN NAyY-YARD.
The Navy Department has decided to leave Capt
Radford i'll command of the Brooklyn Navy.Yafd
such being the desire OF ever body connected with
it. This announcement may be taken by oficsrS
who are about applying for the position % trust.
worthy.
wEsTERN-BUILT RON-CLADs.
The United States rou-clad gunboat Osags ar,
rived Monday at Cairo, in charge Of Chief Engnees
WIN. H. Shock, U. s. n. The Osage Is the first
iron gunboat built on the Mississippi and was built
by Jas. Is. Eads, esq, at the Union Iron Works,
Carondeet after plans submitted by him 10 the
Navy Department. She, with her eOnsOrt, the Ne.
osho, which Will follow her next wees, were 90.
signed for service the snoal rivers OF the South
and West, and are not expected to withstand the
heaviest ordnance of the Rebels. They are perhaps
The fastest of our Mississippi ironslad, and az they
are very light draught, and invuuerable against any
artillery likely to DO found outside Of vcEsburg and
Charleston, they will make their mark the rebel.
lion Neither the designer of them nor the Govern.
ment intended them to be placed under point blank
range of such projectles as known to be thrown
bv some of the guns at those pOints; but, on the
tennessee, Cumberland, Yszoo, Arkansas, Alabama,
and similar rivera, they will be invaluable.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-16
TERMS,--$I.5O

sumption have been ready for action, but re-
main inactive apparently ior wsht OF rally
ing point, or plan OF aetioh. Whv shall A
adopt the plan OF B, rather than B that OF
A and II A and B should agree, how can
they know that the general government here
will respect their planf BY the proclams.
tion, plan is presented which may be &C.
cepted by them as q rallying point, and
which they are assured in advance. will not
be rejected here. This may bring them to
act sooner than they otherwise would.
The objection to premature presentation
OF plan by the National Ex ,cutive, consists
IN the danger OF fcommittants in points which
could be more safely left to further develop.
Iaents. Care has been taken to so shape the
document as to avoid embarrassment from
this source. lu saying that OF certain terms,
certain classes will be pardoned with their
rights restored, 1t Is not said that other elias.
ses on other terms, will never be Included
In saying that reconstruction will be I'D
cePted II presented in a specii. ID way, it is
not said that it will never be accepted in any
other way. The movements by State actions
lot emancipation in several Of the States nos
included in the emancipation proclamation
are matters Of profound graduation, and
while do not repeat in detail what have
heretofore so earnestly urged upon this sub
ject, my general views and feelings remain
unchanged, and trust that Congress will
omit no lair opportunity Of aiding these i'm
Portant steps to the great consummation.
THE WAR PowER-oUR nElIANox.
In the midst of other caaes, however iu-
portant, we mist not lose sight Of the fact
that the war power Is still our main reliance.
To that power alone can we look yet for
time to give confidence to the people In con-
tested regions that the insurgsnt power viii
not again overrun them. Until that conf.
dence shall be established little can be done
anywhere Tor what is called reconstruction.
Hence our chieiest care must still be directed
to o1r army and navy who have thus far
borne their harder part so nobly and so we'll
and it may be esteemed fortunate that in
giving the greatest efficiency to their indis.
psnsable arms we do also hoiiorably encour.
age gallant inen, from commander to settia
nel, who, compose 'beth. and to whom mora
than to all Others the world must stand in.
debted for the home Of freedom Disseminated
regenerated, enlarged snd perpstuaaed.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
December 8, 1863,
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Hooaand's German Bitters!

Ftom J: Ns.gtOn Broom, D. D., Editor ertts Enev-
cEopedta Of Religious KHOIOIedgs. 'tT'
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrnst Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no SUM-
eisnt reason, why may not testify to the benit
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations, In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others. y.
1 do this the more readily in regard to Hollands
German Bitters prepared by DR.. @. NJ. Jackson, Of
this city, because was preiudiced against them for
many years, under the Impression tlat they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage.
ment to try themI when suffering from great and
long continued debility. Tho use Of three bottles
of these Bitterd, at the beginning of the present
year. followed by evident relie and restoration
to degree Of bodily and mental yigor 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 %, 1851.
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The United states

Va In 4 cause Of Tor.
eFty Of Aaron B. Young haeGtiOu.r
VKF HEREAS, at the FaiI Term, 1855, ,Oftho District
w Court Of the UnitSd States for the Western
District Of VFEiaia at olaEksburg, the Attorney Of
the United States for said District hled nforma
tiOn against the Realan Personal Property Of Aaron
b. Yonhg, described in schedule TO sale inlUEma-
tiOn annexed alleging in s1hstanee that said Aaron
b Young has been engaged In the existing insuTroc-
ton against the authorities Of the United States
since the lTth day Of July, 1861 that at the time Of
his becoming 90 engaged he was the owner Of the
property in said sehsdule mentioned, and praying
that said property may be cOutScatBd and sold a.
forfeited 70 the United Stat &.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF mOnition under
the seal Of the said Court 70 directed aud dolfV
cred, de hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest In the said property in the
proceeds thereof 70 appear before the Judge Of the
District Court Of the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia. at CIaFksbuTg, the 10th day
Of NoVember, A. D. 1858, If the same shan be q day
OfjurisdiotiO1 II not on the next day ofJuFSdlCtlo
thereafter then and there 70 nteTpOSe their claims
and make their allegations 70 that behalf
EDWARD n NORTON,
q. 9. MaFBhal for the W. D Of Va.
BEEJ. II. SMITH, D. 8. Attorney. Oet28lit
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InRom. Inaeause
ofEoFfefturn and

Al lSeUs ~ =
~ eTty Of Isaas J. POst. eooaseation. !.
At the Rall Term, 1893 Of the District
w Court Of the United States fOC the Western
District Of Virginia, at CaEk burg, the Attorney Of
the United State for said District hIsd lnsOrma
tI0n aRanst the Real and Personal Property Of Isaac
J. Post, described in schedule 70 satd tnfEuation
annexod, alleging in substances that said Isaae J.
Post n enRaR0d Ia the existing ihsuTTeetOn against
tho authorities Ofthe United States, that at the time
on his becoming engaged he was the owner Of the
property IN said schedule mentioned, and praying
that said property may Be .eO1Asoated and sold -
foFfsited 70 the United States.
Now, th8EOfDre, IN pursuance Of tho mO1lto1 under
the seal Of the said Court 70 directed and deliV
srod, do hereby give public notice 70 all PeEaona
claiming any interest," IN the sid property, 10 the
proeeeis thereof apPear before the Judge Of the
district COuFt Of the United states for the Western
District Of Virginia At ClaFsbuFE, the 10lh day
Of HovembeE, 1858, llf the same ahal be day Of
JuTisatsou, - not, the next day Of lurisdeli0n
tharustsrl then and tsTo 70 intOTpOss their claims
aud make thsir allegations In that behalf ar
HOWARD u NORTON.
q. s. MSTShAl for the ". D. ofVa.
HHNJ. a. ENIRH. q. 8. AttOrney. Oet96-Ilt
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vs. In aeausO Of for
-. e9sy ~ q John 6 BrsnSos Ssss1lon aas ana con-
"lthRHt& fhSh6Hhlld 2 EIGsGsle e ii3E' tEs Western
District a Virginia, At GaItsbuEE the Attorney Of
the United States for sid District fled nf1Tma-
ton against the Real and PUFsoal Property % John
BEannOn, described in schedule said information
annexed alleging In substanee that said J1hu Bran
non has boea sogAgsd- In the existine inauFFeetOn
against the authorities Of the Unitsd stAtea since
the 1Ith of July, 1861 that a. the time Of his BE-
coming sneAEsd, he Wal tie neF Of the pFOpsF-
y In said sehednia, mentioned AID pElying that
said property my Be eonhsatsd and sold a. oTfeit-
ed 20 the United States as
Nov, theFelUEo, In pursu1aee 9th monition under
the seal Of the fah Court. @ directed and dsiv
erred, do hereby give Uahlie lotioe tO all persons
claiming any interest In the sid property or IN the
pFOceeds thereof 70 appear before tie Jlds4 o. the
District Court Of the United States for tho Western
District Of fVrgiAla, At OlAFksburE, the 10Th day
Of NOVembeF, A D. 1854 Of the same ahall be a day
Of Jurisdiction, 81 not the next day Of juFiScto1
th6roafteFD then and there % t1teTposs their eIlls
and make their allegations IN that behalf .ls
EDWARD II. NORTON.
D 8 MAFshal, W. D. ofVa-
BENJAMIN Il. 8HlTH, y. 8 Attorney, Oet9GliE
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The Real and Psr.oesIPEgPsr

w. In Q eaus8 Of f1rfef-
me Ia q eas sss: 5ss51S :s'oa ssss and '''''
"HEREAs, at the RaII Tern, IsGs, of tie Dis
w tFiet Court Of the UniEed 6tates Tor the Wes-
tern District Of Virginia AZ ClEkshuFE Chs Attor-
nGy Of The limited Stale Eu aid DlTlFlef llo1 An
Information against the Real aud PeEsOnal Property
0t t6aEret johnson, described In schedule @ nd Ia.
formation ANNEXED, alleging IN slbsfaHes that said
GagTot JOhnBSn has been engaged In the existing 90.
suFToctiOn aERilst the authGFitIaS Of the United
States since the 1Tth day Of July, 1861 that AZ the
time Of his becoming 20 Engaged b Uas The owner
0fthe property In sAid schedule moufione1 and pray-
ing that sald property may b eOud8eAtG1 and sold
a. tOrfoited 70 the United States. !, ..
Now therefore, In Pursuaneo Of the mOoitiOn nm
der the seal Of the MD Court, 70 ne directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice 70 all per-
cons eiaimlng any interest In the said property
the PToceodl IhsTe0f @ appIaF beoTO tho judEs Of
the District Court o. the United States Tor the Wes
tern District Of Virginia, at CllTksbuTg On the 10Th
dsy Of November a. d. 1854 II the Glme shall be
dayO Jurisdiction, II not On the next day OfJuEisie
ton thereafter, then and theTO to tnioTpOsS their
claims AID make their ALT cations in that behalf
EDWARD n. NORTON,
o. &. Marshall. ". D. OEVa.
HENJAhuN II. EluTu, Attorney. U. g. oet96-l4t.
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"t.i ill - t--- fnIleul- In slu.s
me Real RFFSPsE.y q 5ohh ). oll9gl..lllIs Sad
WHEREAs, at he FalI TsTI, Is6S, ,oftbe District
w COlIt, of tie United States, fOr the Western
District q Virginia nG CiarlrsbuF the AtfnrnoV a
the United States for said DistEiet, Aod an ihfma-
aon aFanst the Hsal Property q JoAn J. Allen, de-
scEtbo4 In schedule 70 said l1loEultiUn annexoa,
alledging in slbstanee that std Joha J.. Allsa has
been engaged In the existing tnsuITeetion aEAinst
the a1thOEity q he United State. afaes the 17th
day Of July, 1SG that at the time of his beeoming
80 engaged, be Wa8 the Of the W operty IA said
schedule menti0ledi and PElytng that said property
nav be cnuhaeatOd and sold forfeited 70 the unitod
St8tsa. go
hOW, therefore, inpuTsuanee Of this mOnItion under
the soalO Of the ald Court 20 directed aod olIv-
cree, do hereby give public notice 70 an poEsoAs
claiming any interest IN ald properly or IN the pro-
eoeds thoro 70 appear before the judge Of the Dis
t1et Court Of the 0ulIod Suites, for tho Western
District q Virginia, at OlaFksbuFg, On TIE IOlh day
Of NOyembOTs a. D. 1864 (tf The same ahau be . day
q thsreaftUT5 then and there inter
POsO thoF elsis, and make their alisltions N that
behalf EDWARD u. NORTON,
y. q. HaFshal, ". D. Ot We.
BENJ. u. sNIEH, o. 8. Attorney. Oet28-IGf.
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vs In Rsm. In eanse
ans M II 6Ibcon. eoaaSsation.
VTYHKRRAs, aE the EAll Term, 1s65, o. tie Dis.
w tFiet Court Of the United States OF Virginia, ~
CiarksbuTg, the Attorney Of the pnited sC6tes fOr
aaId DIstFisf AIed an Information against The Real
property q william II. Gibson, described In =
- aald infknAkiOn anhsGsd ALLEGING IN
uabstanes that sAfA william h Gfbanu has been en.
gagsd in the existing insnFEeetlOl agAInst tie a-
tOfity d The United states, since the 18th day Of
July, lsG3, that Gs the time Of his Becoming 20 en-
gagod, he was the owner Of the property IN alld
schedule m0utiO1sdi aud praying that sid property
may be eonAsatsd and Sold, foTsitod tOths UnlfG
Nov, thslsfars, IN puEsuaues q the mOnitIOn un-
der the sal otths sid COuFt 20 directed Gnd de-
VeFod, doherOby give public notice 70 all peFSons
claiming a1y interest IN sid property or IN the pro-
eeSds tiersl 70 appear bal8E8 the judge d the d.
trct Court Of the Unitsd Stats fer the Western Dis
triet o. Virginia. aE ClaEsbuEg, o. The 10Th dly q
NoTumbor A. D. 1888, ff the sElne shan Be day Of
fIriSf4iOn n not on the naEt day Of jlFis4ieti0n
thersner fhnn aod tbsEe % inteFposs thar elaimB
and aIaks ihsir alIegstisns 10 that behalf
Elf EDWARD -. MORTON,
.-s-sI. I-.al Us. HaElbal, ". d. u We.
RzsJANIN 81. sHrI, .. 8. Attorney. OOt28-llt
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hRsm. Iaaeauss
Of SEfeitlrO and
The R.srP;ce::sy ees::;, Of Alou, N

UTHERE4s, a. tie Fan Tern. lsSs. fthe Di.,rie.
w Court % the United staiss for the Western
lStEiet o. Virginia, a. CaFksbrg, the Attorney o.
the United Stl1es satd DssaElcT nlsl an tnlnFSa
ton aElint the Real Property Of Alonf NJ BaSi1bie
deIeElbed IN aBehadul8 % Glld Inl1EmGlOa Anna
alleging u substance that said AlOnI A. Rastablo z
onGaGod In the oIistfng tnsuITeettOl ngainst tie
authorities Of the ulitsd Staiea that tie time OF
his beeoming sa engaged be Was The OWner Of the
property u said sche1ai0 msnfiOnsd,, aud praying
that aid pFlpoIty nay bs eonfs1afSd and soid a
forfeited 70 ths unlted States.
NOV, theFoilFcl IN puFIllne8 Ofths mnDittou under
the seAl q the elid Cont diroGtsd aBd dsliV-
cred, do hereby give publlo notice 70 all persons
claiming any interest IN 6 SaId property o. IN the
Rgoeedl thereof, % appear bef0To tie JulO Of the
District Court the UnItsd Elsfos for ~ WestSrn
District % Virginia a. ClaFkah1F On thS 1oth DAY
o. November, 1853, Lf the Eaus shall bO . day o.
ynrisdletons ~ nor, ol The next day % iuFisdGton
theroailsE. 1gn and there % EnluFois lr chains
aud make tholF allegations On tlas flhalE
EDWARD NJ NORTON
III. b. Us. y. 9. MarIhnl Glr de " D OfVa.
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In Rem Ina eause
q 0Eiulture and
cnmfaEnefon

Il
L. jSeksou- eOn6scaiioa
at the Fall Term, 1893, oG the Dis
w tFict Court ofthS United States, Tor the Wes-
tern District Of VirgiBts, CIaFkBbuF. the AttOr-
ney tor ths United States 1F the Elid District lsd
an Information against the Real Property q William
L Jaekson dasefIbed In schedule % GaId IhlaFuia-
tiOn annexed aegingtn sabstaBeS, that aid William
L JacksOn, has been engAgOd IN the existing Iu5uE-
fectfOn sgiina the authOTity Of the United States
since the I1th day July, l66 that % the tiae Of
hls becoming % engaged, he Vas ne owner u the
Property IN said schedule mentioned, ald praying
that the sid property nay b eouseatod aud sold,
a. forfeited % the Unft0d States. ~ rl l..f
NOg, therefore. 10 pursuaneo OF the motion under
TIE seal % the sad Court % ne drseted and defV.
eredS do hereoy give PuSlS p'tiee 70 al PeEs01s
claiming any iutOTgst ~ sid property Of IN the pro-
oood3 thnrooS tOagpelr oof1Iu ts JutgB q the Dis
tTiet Court Of the United States r the Western Dis
triet q YlFgUI1, ae ClaTgbuTg. On tie IOt day nf
November, A. D. 1863 . the same Ghall be day Of
Jurisdiction, ~ not on the next day % Jurisdiction
thereafter then aud thuEo % iut0fpose iboir claims
and make their allsg gatIous in that behalf
EDWARD -. EOEFON,
Y. 8. MarlhAl, ". D. of Va
BEHJANH h. sNIIH, o. 8. AttOrnsy. oef26-i8t
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- Ths United States I,,.,, I,...,..
N. n..I Rsss::.y of samuel 9 1sIl:lsa.s a

6NANA4
The Real Property Of Samuel q forfeiture and
Woods. oOnhseation.
UTHERBAa, At the RallT Term, 1855, Of the DistriUt
w Court Of the United States for the Western
Distriet o. Virginia. ClAFsbufE, the AltoEnAF Of
the Unitsd state for said District Asd an inEna.
tfou agalust the Real Property Of Samuel Woods,
described in schedule to said Information annexed,
alleging in substance that said Samuel Woods has
been engaged In the existing insuTFeetlon aRAinst
the authority Of Eh0 States States aneO ths 18th day
Of July, 1852 that a the time Of his beeoming g
elI,sEed he was the owner Of the property IN said
scksuIo menti0n0d, and praying that SAID property
nay be ounhsatsd andsod - forfeited 20 the United
States.
Nov, Therefore, 10 pursuance Of monitiOl under
ne seal of the sid court % directed and deliV.
cred: do hereby give pubie notiee % All persons
eaing any interest In aid property, o. IN the pro-
ced5 thereof 70 appear before the Judge the Dis
frIe Court Of the United States for the Western
OSfFfet Of Virginia, dt ClaTkIbuTE On tho 10th dlY
Of N0VombGr, 4. .. 1854 (if tie sllls shan bo day
al luflsiieffOl, not, On the next day %
then and there 20 inteFp0se their claims
srd raaks their allssations IN that bShalE
a. = EDWARD n. NORTON.
q. 8. Msrshal for the W. D. of We.
5BEnJ II. GNIIH, o. 8. Attorney. oet3e1it
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MlI8HAL'B SALE.
4hs Unitod States

Ths Houssbold Goods o. fyohn KnOts. ss
Te tbs pf-triet Court TIE unltsd States, within
Il and E1F the Western District q VIEEinlR. 49,
n EJlirsuanes KEhA daGBea and order a. Gh8 llf1
BigtrieE Court a the aboEB entitled eLlll, % M
Directed duly made and entered % the 1Tth day q
Sspts1bsF, 1893, Ehan sd1 at public auction On
WEDNESDAY, TIE 4th day q HOVembeE, 1855, ~ 10
O'Clock, 4, a. at the WaF6h0lla eOfnaE UuiO1- a11
water streets, IN the city % WbeslipE, tie house.
0ld Goods decEibed In the schedule a1nsEsd 70 the
Information hIed In aid cause
Terms Of EAle, Cash-U- 9. Flnds.
EDWARD II. NORTON,
Oet21-ta q -Manshal, ". D. Of Va
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TERMS OFiADVERTISING.
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ding to the space occupied aud the changes
made. .a.Ff
All advertisements from transient persons strang
ers, to be paid for IN Gdpdnes. 8 rs -
business Cards not exceednghye lines so per year,
or So for ak months but for shorter period nothing
will be couRted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the AdyertissFs' Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements and Advertisements
cfauetion sales and real estate sent In them mub
be paid for at the usual rates. ss5 -
b 3AS-AdYeFtisements not accompanied with Wrttbh
directions will be inserted until forbid ,and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. 81 - n nj. 90
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and annOncements
Of sermons, so cents each. nOnv11-'69
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native.-A GLANCE Mt the ClvIl and
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