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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

Matarews' Chocolate Worm DrOps!-Never
fail to destroy and eXternate all kinds Of INT estinal Worms
Are perfectly hds In ai ese and far superior to any and
all the Fancy Worm COnfecOns and nAseous Ven iuges in
use They may be taken ut ali times with perfect sety
they contan Nc Mgsyyy other delyeious Drug n nth-
should always purchase them and give their children no
other No casrc whatever is necessary to be given. Each
box contains "A Drops or Iozenges Price 25 cents.
For sale BY al Dru ggsts and Dealers IN Medicines.
c. r. WALKER Cen Agent
e91 Buffalo, y. Y. { Fort Erie, c, W.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS in

TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS in
i the Ninth Judicial District the State Ohio the
wear 1864 Fixed and ordered tie judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas;
TIE STATE OF ouiO s
To the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Ashtabula
County, Erecting;
is hereby odec that the several terms Of the District
Court and Court Of Common Pleas for the 1884, shall be
held in the several Counties composing the Ninth Judicial
District Of the State ut ho, as follows, TO wit;
DISTRICT COURT.
In Stark County, on August 10th
In Carroll County, on August 18th.
In Colunlbiana County, on August Goth.
In Mahoning County, August 23d.
In Trumbul County, on April 27th.
In Portage County, Auril 26th.
In Lake County, on May ID.
In Gearga County on May Ih.
In Ashtabula County, on May 9Th.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll County February 2d May 10TH and Aug GOTH
In Stark County February Goth, May 30t and Nov l5th
In Coumbana County, Feb 18TH May l7h and Sept 13t
In Mahonng County Jan. 25th May 9th aud Aug 2gh
In Portage County Feb 18th, Nav Both, and Sept 18th
In Trumbu County Feb 29ih June 18Th, and Nov 18th
In Lake County, January ih. April 4th and Aug 29t
In Geauga County, Jan. 18th, April lSt aud Sept Goth
In Ashtabua County, Feb lst June Gth and Nov l4th
You will enter this order on the Journals Of the District
Court and Court Of Common Pleas and the to be
published qued by law.
Witness the signatures Of the Judges Of sa5 District at
Warren, this 29,h day of October, A. d. 1868.
ia AMBl.ER. Judges OF the
JOHN ". CHURCH judicial District
TIE STATE OF OH1o,( l, J. D. ENSIGN, ClorA of the
Ashtahula County, Court OF Common Pleas in and
and correct copy ftle original order file in my olce.
In testimony wher Of hereunto my hand and aix the
seal of said Court Jeeon this 3st dav Of October 1853
75j-3t j. ID. ENSIGN, Clerk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

HIGHLY IMPORTANT
20 ALL VINO WISH TO pur
DRY GODS CHEAP,
| TO
Smith and Gilkey.
WE have enlarged and re fitted onr
,,Y,Y, store, making convenient. cOmmOdiOus SALE
ROOM and for the
FOIL Trade OF l3e3,
Have bought ey ensi'c Stock of
DRY GOODS.
We have not extended Into other ba lches but make this
speciality, devoiing whole attention to this depart
ment.
We give you Low PRICES In
SHEETINGS & SHIRTINGS,
COTTON FLANNELS,
SHENTING ditto,
SALISBURY ditto,
OPERA do, in Scarlet (the fashionable color.
WOOLEN GOODS for Men and Boys.
One Piece HEAVY BURLAPS for under
ticking.
Blankets. Blanket SbawlS
Fancy Shaws, Broche Shaws.
Zephyr Shawls.
Worsteds.
Knit Hoods and Caps.
Nubies.
Single, Double and Split 1'phyrs.
Shetland Wooden Yarns, all colors.
A long line of Ladies' Cloths.
Cloaks and Cloak Ornaments, Buttons, &c.
Balmoral Skirts.
Hoop Skirts. "1he Little Quaker"
A full Stock of Dress Goods.
Delaiucs Alpacas, Merino's, Reps.
Black Silks, plain and figured.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Embroideres Ribbons, TrmmingS Sc. Sc.
Gimpure Collars and Laces
e:g- Give as an early call and sore moneN
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U. O. R.-T. A.-E. P.
Hunncwel's Great Remedies.
What Erery Family shouhl hare in the
hnMSe and tchN

~ They shonld have HCNSEwELi's rTIyERsAL coron
REMhpY, because it efcctutly Colds WhoOping and
Common Cougs Sore Throat, Hsarseness and s the
simple and perfect Soothing Syrup in the world For old
young by day night II may be nsed with the greatest
freedom, and three nurts of the deaths hy Consumption
stopped aud nfsnts cycd Of tcr ing by what
stain behind.
They should have IIUNETwElLS TOLU ANoDYSE because
IL perfect remedy for NeURpa, Nervous Sick Head
ache Tooth and Earache St. Nus Dance, Pain In Stomach
Bowels Genuine Cholera Mnrbus, Rheumatism Distress
after Eating Servousness, Iystor and tie chief of all
Of disease and insanity Loss ofSIeep Its Character
though active is simple its perfect conformity to
nature Its end, cure relief.
Gs For tho PAINS Of Monthly Mensruations tie ANo-
has been most successful while Natures work
disturbed and is of its most important points.
III" They should have llUNNEwIILs ECLECTIC PILLS,
because, wi seldom but Single Pill for dose, all de-
rangements Of the Stomach and Bowels cuIed. They
INDIGESTION Dyspepsia Headache when caused by foul
stomach Loss Of Appetite, hiousness. often
neously treated with Necurial, and Jaundce For Worms
cure.
They act simple assist nature, do not make Fill BOX
the stomach, Is the fatal taking many
Pills nj dose and then, what is uporantto every Family
and every Purse bottle goes far two three
what T. ordinarily solt.
II the above not gOOi aud results do not
form to declaratnns win request my Refund the
Money This is the basis Of confidence and that Of the
public is asked TO test .a. o..
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Lumber Wanted.

| ADlES Won can Gnd CHOICE collec.
H tion Of FLOWER sEEDS At
AshtIbnis, April L, lsca EF g. c. DICKS "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
HERRICK g. BROTHERS
Have now in store the Largest and Most
Elegant stock of Dry Goods in
A S II T A B Z LA CO UNTY

--U--
WE have nice line Of
Merinos,
Paramettas,
Alpacas,
Regina Primas,
Apeliues, and other French Fabrics.
Black Silks.
Mohairs.
DeIaines.
Prints,
WHITE GOODS ofevery description,
ladies collars, Lincn, Lace and Embroidered.
Ladies lIandkerchiefs, from $40 to 81.
Nubias, in every style.
SHAWI.S, SOMETHING NEW.
Cloaks Received his day BY Express.
Cloak Cloths of all coors.
Cloak Ornaments, in great variety.
Balmoral Skirts-beautiful patterns
HOOP SKIRTS cheap as ever.
Zephyr Worsted.
FLANNELS-a1 kinds.
CANTON. do.
DOmestics, d large stock.
Cloths aud Cassmeres.
CARPErS-lIemp, Ingram and Oil.
Buckskin Mittens aud Gloves.
Also
A fresh stock Of
CROCKERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND GAPS
Cheap TO close them out.
In short, we have splendid stock OF Goods
which, iu these times, we call CHEAP, aud we
deem it pleasure TO SaOW THEM.
~ Call and see for yourselves.
HERRICK & BROS.
AtHIAsVLA, October e.b, 1853 Ico,
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Instraction In Music.-PROF. 7. II. HOPKINS
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
qualities him for the work. holds himself in readioess
for living instruction upon the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
SMITH g. GILKEY.

Gs- Give ss an early call and saee money.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

Blunks.-A good assortment on hand at all times,
Ia nnic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

Postmaster General Of his orders the subisct.
lie says it was military order, with which no could no
more interfere than any other citizen Il was asked by
what law Mr.. Blair acted. MIR. Blair repiiei"lhe law
Of public safety" lie adds-sI may be proper for tho
better understanding of tho subject thai several
applications were made to me during the past year 70
exclude certain newspapers from the mails in Western
Virginia, which refused 1fereupSu the command
Ing ocor In that department ordered the circulation Of
these papers TO he suppressed not in the power
of the Postmaster General more than that Of any other
citizen dsobey tho order and although he applied for
and obtained my instructions then and subsequently 70
obey the order, it was the military order and military
power enforce it, not my instructions which relieved
him from the responsibility Of delivering the mail matter
In question
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mISCELLANEnUrv
"A sEnxEs OF TiE rRivATLrht k s,so CAPTAIN

tn. h.ensers on board the unfort mat. IN r,,, .
- tar great poiteness chiyalry and ur..nv -
IN ~ 'iHA While his prsoners war but ths
NJ, .'t W.. - despatched 10 THIS IL tn M, -
IN 6rn'i OF his versatility, humor Raa poensx.
. !, NosrsDERArr STEAMER AlArAnA Dee fssy
eaHFA' :. -. btAtf 4 Co.. New York:-
hthN itiret 10 inform that the twslvr IN ses
N y tnla ~ nltt' found board the
Z" tfloFa aah' ianana, viii not b. iikey rear thea.
eeathatoh ~ Deeh Transferred To vessel Having
procured unr aa While Island OF Martinigue ~
pehcasi ~ acs ~ nv hospital room ann Ia curing me
thN Wa en a. 70 render Il desirable nrg n oo
- pas .tlhArS A. u was evidently intended To- the
- *tl 4nii the nAuc Plantation. Rest assured sara
Iut vow wiz hn ai q irerh each keIg 10 c,u~n
2 ttt VA. ~ i'nAion bitlrrs, aud ai g4arant.s 10
e cas- ~ I hands u President Davl. Lefoe the IN
! have the honor 10 remain respectfully ya,rH
.,t.,..., - RAfHAEi. sFMMES
art4r tut such eaifal advertise "a II avay ni,
ayur e. raefr cate hs poteness 9i,h ~ ~ K -lgn
~ NNtfAntrH "a Tie rnMW
fh" sh1se ~ x x amp'e OF the wife
sntAi taNc o tAr Plantation hl'tr article I~f.-
FtF 70 nany cures svc perfect sati.ias
en-. fhFy Az lttt the thing The - drittn .,l
~. worn 81 al ~ aud conditions no. acng a. .sa
tle niinulnnt nut @crourh tonic
lucy plrly, = hgthen ani inylsorasa.
ahey create Z ..a plS arp tile
lAcy ar an ahttfnte 70 change Of water and diet
ihrf N,rcnctlen the system and cniven the mud.
Icy ~. m ai.amat 81 irffrnl tcut irgcrs
Atn#fNFlfy ne hffaih arlhffy III 70 ,isu.eh
ane5 cufe dssr-p 3ia ant ransiip4f,t
Icy entc darrLui chocrd ari ata.a,a IN orbus
ltei cur. liver inpaini aui Z ops hris'.c.c
SOLD By al dealers ever here
~ DRAKE 4 GO
w IfrhUusg. New Yo4
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The Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry.

WAEHlaGlot, Jan. 20, IStiI
The testimony OF General Barry, in tho Mcdowell Court
to-day is direct and positive In regard 10 the quantity
and condition of the field artillery left by General
Mcclellan for the defence Of Washington when the Army
OF the Potomac went 20 the peninsula. II win be
from the character OF the inerrogatosies Of General
Porter, who witness to-day, that he AZ well the
President and General Mcclellan, has been put trial
this court since the Mcdowell concluded II
appears TO have become general court all reaching
investigating committee, before which parties
raigned without any formal presentation Of charges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

FArlt gsrtr % sisrms0 sfir,Yyichaoi Conroy,
male e the ship Victoria who stabbed the SIDE
BY Heury waileuburg, the cook fsv nights ago, died
yesterday the SeS York Hospital from the cnac,s Of
hi ,nHIrCs. The Assault, ID viii be remembered grew
oul.nf i dsp4te relative 20 Forns money matters. The
assa aEt urnred overheard mmediatey afer unicting
the wound I'D made ha escape b. winning 90
tosie Iirl. c0foucr Eanuey wss ngtiaei " Conroy
e.atn 3ni vii held IN ibglcyt iron the bofy n 40.
ces .si tA- The essalsbt SATIN ~ large With
ycfy hl.o pto.psct n bis ever BENG arrested.
seifpfb - bAn.---f1roner wiiGey held 40 ngae.t
Yesterday ri 81. 10 Caroline street, apon tie btdy ii
in4r Labs a tbd ihfsr year 0li, who EeAde1 10
death ~ laug backwards Ntn cap a boz II her
Hnoa.
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Mssachusetfs Military Matters.

TNFf9NI I1N 10 IFfT,
The STATISTICS AZ the Adntart Generals once how
that Massachusetts has contributed for the 81 gli
three gears ntu, Which sh The tnree sra nrr ncfhA
volunteers, and ~ DtO Blea Igrrsbed the navy aaAes
total ut near 100 go volunteers II IN the state
An order bss been introduced 10 tho House end referred
a. the Committee on MIsty Artw tori the enr0ncnt u
ali abe.bOlel While citizens q sihe Common Attn be
tween gLtcn and forty ave ard or Their proper utgaas
zats0n, agpmert drill, Nc also &c instroetnf tho
boys the hgh fchooa u Hilary ircpi no. ard essb.
lsAlng scbl0l fot military sceutse sad C4sslsa IA.
u. .cligu " Usg.se iocng loeE igf o.ssgrs.
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Payment or tn. folders and sailors.

The Joint resolution authorizing an additional issue ri
one hundred million dollars IN Treasury notes. for the
purpose OF providing Tor the payment the army and
navy having become law by receiving tho approval n
the President upon learning the fact Monday tho Sec
rotary Of the treasury immediately placed TO the credt
several paymastcrs an aggregate amount sufficient 10
ray the whole army Of the United S,stes.
The following is list OF the payniaaters, with the
MIDI 10 nch 4 aLnyn
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SHIP PING NE w s ,

ARRIVED
Steamship Parkershug, Hoffman Portland hours with
n.GSe, 10 l! Grom oil 4 Co.
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DELAWARE, EsrRa CLASS 33-January 20, Iesf
2, 80, II. %, I. 81, 9, 10, 40, 20, 81, %.
DstAwsns, Gas J-Jsnuary 20. 1865.
~, -, 4, 81, &c. ~, q, D, l3, ~, 20, 81.
Circulars sem by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.
WfniuVtpn uelaWara
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THE NAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

The Winter Campaign-Thc Attempt 20
Capture VIcksLnTg, with AN nlastra-
ti0n--The Capture OF Ari1ansas Post
The --latest News, &c.
The mail steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, viii
leave this port at nom To-Day Tor Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and lie South raclc Wi.
close a. half.past ten o clock this morning
The 2a YORK Naturalization for the raciGc-yi.l lie
ready AZ halfpast nine O'Clock, AMI win contain full DO
tails Of The movements ar the Union Armies FOR tie in
Ter Campaign.
An account Of tho Attack and Repulse or the Union
Army on Vicksburg with Nap showing tie position OF
the armies their Movements, &C.
An account Of the Capture Of Arsnnsas Post by the
Union Forces with Ten Thousand Prsonac and all tho
Rebel stores and Munitions.
il will also contain the Latest News from the diff rent
divisions throughout the country North and south o the
Onion Army Interesting News from Tho South tho latest
Intelligence from Europe and all News Of the past ten
days Of an important or interesting nature.
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing, si. cents
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N
=. a. AHrHEH iNtc v .frfluss neat ht r~salfa
itn prAeifr ~ law alogs. as 08rH. fptfllH As A-
tgrfsg hifa valuable .rpTrnneM tWsfstHg MhJ Il As
aI4 NJ vii nov give sIsctat mtteGtea ~ the s#ta4
tae
4 FAHHtos BOOK Fon Tax LADgEH La ros rOS
"A f@r PelFBafy, Iust received from r4ft .Nf Il
- ~ box Lgasss ana a. ib~ tInf's't n#e & itl
IOMA tHf Broadway. y. ~ ~ MFE Hf yeNa Iaaaaat
~. a.. snge cuplss. ~ith TO rstserat -.
A srmrA.--A pisuNGCfsnhD LAsTEh BhiEEt
n from AnEnsts, hslte, ID WI. =, - 49,
irs bal been saiesed via ftt ti~@tf prtfy g. ~
ffafs thr fswr1oGi. kir1 tns 80 stANet %
ffwqusnuy - sptssn alxtta ~ sucrffMo- Boz A.f
ng tks remedy found 40 Gnacr. 4rsrA teirf ~
teAh snA siseUsth r. - ir prove. haff Ht t@g
pogras 10 WEIGHT snd hs,s cgnGafAttsy ~ .a y
ICONS L. to- ven fsan9atiou ~ nv 1ttfa
40 ava ttst VII sogn sn'irsiy l-a.e m@
Elsve rwfrtrst 70 "a pfff#fff CA Nfs' 6taf
SssssA s.-si -4s~
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OMcial Drawings or the Library Asxo-
citation compsny's Lottery, or Kentucky,
Class s-Januagy ~, lscS
25, Is, %, 90. ~, 81, ~, s, &c. GS 10, &c, So.
CLASH H-yanuaTy 20, 1861
a, 20. u, y. 81. G5, CS, -, ~, ~, go, so.
FOR circulars. a., address
FRANCE. ELLIS CO. covington. Ky
COMPREHENSIVE
The undcrs euod hrvc his day into copaf ship.
20 duet ami tho Lbrary Asoca'on aotapany
Lott cry Kentucky, under The Of France. Ellis
w. e. FRANCE. A. u. ELLIS,
Il. l.. LEWIS. H. ~ LORAIN.
JOHN MCKINNEY. MM. FonsE.
COyfScToy, Ky, January 7, i.f.s
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.
Co ~ Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
knArucsr Esriu CLASS 33-Jsnilary 10, 1865.
AZ, ~. 20 80, "a. 81, II, 30, II. ~, G2, ~.
KENTUCKY. CLASS I--Janupry ~, Is6;
81. II, 81, u, ~. 10, 10, IA, 10, As, 2g, II.
Circulars seat free OF charge ~ addressing ethor
MURRAY, EDDY A Co.
Covington, KY. or at. Louis, No.
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ROYAL rJavana Lottrry.-A Promiu,

Prizes Cashcd in AL Iccalized Lot
icIi.s. Information gwen. JOSEPH BATES
III oksr, III Wall street. room No. !, New sort.
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Hiss Lavinfa Warren Is sisiblc mt all
hours Ladies sad chliren DESTROYS OF ayofiug crowd
.hoad 10 The morning DrAia.c performances Al ami
A. AZ ngt
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Eight Carries DO Visite FOR 81, OF I'm
equaci syls and Irish a. ThlFs Cortlaud ana
Greenwich streets
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S,TTAa To LIVERPOOL AAD GLASGOW. BELFAST.
= Duoan. i0rdng4ers, .0f ftgs--T- trsi go riyfs
idit ron EAtTED KINGDOM Car Fsrrisr 10
lntsassa - ~. iron, So lsrs = ~ pool an3 ossv9s
tft'. % ratrisi. Jaansrr y, A. y gs<k DORA. fSs
f4sf Norm aver flnf 20 Y str-sG
Ttia fUe Ltra ~ the n1H sltfNffi sfr 70
c9nvenirtFr arf sssfp p i1ssHngsn
Ores eEV<Ifrfrsd yr0n rAiss ~ tsssar~ -Fras
t.ga r.. infeftn@ dhg ssL sferraEr, tqtnriWelny sr
~. f.ni raly ~ n1s ilrs Any " iEANcih MAC.
DOHaID A 40 ~ Bav Log Gf-sEs
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The Interest, Six Per Cent, Payable
SeMi-Annually in Coin.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90, 1868.
OMAR EXCITEMENT OVER MEMS FROM BvRNsIDEs
ARMY. .s~~
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NO UWWI 90 UNI y Z
orncg OF rms ArlaarIc $50 facirtc y 4. Liet,

whole half and brewed from the coie~g
barley malt and hop, home consumption and e6pDrA
ton. Brewery Eghtcepth street between seventh 40
Eighth avenues. New oA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1868.

THE govsrsneatai and pel5siesl ese<esns e Tia
coming year WI have sosortrE ir,ers-t Tor eTey
Citizen We are engaged In gigantic civil var the re-
suit OF which none foresee. II tkresssns radio.
change in the institutions and principles upon -hch the
Government founded. snd The dssfrucsion % the
liberty and rights Of the cstisen, such a The
people Of no ether naiion have enjoyed, ard
which may be attributed uneQuaist progress
in national prosperity and greatness Tie win
soon Be upon Us whether this free Government shall b
preserved and maintained and the rights 81 the States
under the Constitution perPetuaied orspowerful central
authority be permitted TO grow Of this war obiitsr
atin lines insttusos. and al thos~ checks
upon the Federal Government nights reserved BY ne
states which have constituted the excellence and supe
rioTty Of acknowledgements ''ooe the ses Ter
the objects forth in the Constitution, bat
distnct the hillowsr IN the management q their
purely domestic Affairs These questions involved
the recent elections ami thu voice Of the psople
emphatcaly expressed for the Constitution As
l. and the Uuion : II was" Never there time
when il important that the people should be thor
sughy advised the progress and condition Of public
affairs and OF passing events. people not ~ Tor
sefgovernmen; unless with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their
and the public welfare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24
(No. 2l2.)

mo. 2l2.)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS:
wmREss libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 18th
day Of January, 1853 by John Hanna Esq, Attorney
United States for the district Of Indiana against
the following described and effects Of william
j. Holcomh. to-wit: Three Promissory Notes all dated
ls dav Of November 1855, for $500 each with
from date payable I'm !. and years from date,
sp-ctfvcly said given by William W. Garrart TO said
HOcomb: the said notes secured by a certain
mortgage real estate m Lsporte, Indiana, for a
violation Of the Powers Of Of Congress of july
IL Is62. entted Ansc to suppress instruction, pun
ish aud rebelon, seize and confscate the
property Of rebels and for other and praying
process against said property. and that the may be
condemned and scld enemies property.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the monition under
the seal Of said court directed and delivered, dc
herebv give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
property. any part thereof any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States be held az the city ofndan-
spos in and for the District Of Indiana the third Mon
day ofFebuary enoclock Of forenoon of that
day then and there inerPose their claims
their allegations in that behalf.
d. q. ROSE. L. :. Marshal,
Per l. :. BIGxLow. Deputy.
Attest:
JONI II. RIA, Clerk feb3-dl4t
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Attc>G
JONI II 3xA. Gle
No. 2l4
II INrTEn SIATES OF AMERICA. DlSIRICT OE IN

No. 214
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. So
Whereas. libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana the 29th day
January lS6 byJohn Hanna. Esq Attorney Ofhe United
for the District Of Indiana against the following
scrbe moneys and effects certain per-
sons unknown. to-wit So 90 in cash in the hands OF
J. W. foTthe also the Of Ss5 90 in cash in the
hands q X. 4. Mccain for violation Of the
p1~srs ofan Congress approvedJuly Il 1851 entitled
An act 10 suppress in>arrecon TO punish treason and
rebellion. and ccnf>ate the property II rebels
and for other purpose, and praying process against
said cash, and that the may be condemned and
sold a. enemies property.
Now therefore, in Pursuance Of the noniton under the
seal OF said Court directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice all persons claiming said cash
any part thereof. any interested therein
that they be aud appear before the said the District Cour
Of the United Sfaie be held the city Indianapolis
IN and for the District % Indiana. the third Monday
Frb uary next O'Clock ofthe forenoon Of that sew
then and there nterpose their claims and their
allegations IN that behalf
D. g.. ROSE. United States Marshal.
BY ;. ;. BIsEIow. Deputy.
Attest.
JoHN u. RkA. Clerk. feh3-dl4t
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lean recommend in the highest manner
Ny wife. who attacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length Of back and m her limbs with Papitation
Of the Heart, attended with Falling OF the Womb. Dys-
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physician, who atended her about three months whs
he let her than he found her. then employed
Of the best physicians could find who attended her
Tor about nine m-nths. ana while she under care
she did not suffer quite much pain; he finally gave her
mp and said. 'hcf tHcnrd5te For, said he.
se hS sNch combination ofcpsy lTsRfs, tl4f heii-
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tAe first dose seemed have the desired ELECT and
she kept improving rapidly under it, treatment and
snperlntend> entirely her domestic Affairs. She has
any Of The Constitution Water about four
weeks. and happy saw that II has produced
ap-rmanentoure
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