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PLANTERS HOTEL.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE No. :
Il TEL east of and near the Market Square and late!
occupied by Mr. j. ID. Pullen, and known the PLAN
TIERS HOTEL" would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that pains expense wie
spared TO render those who may paronze them comforts
bic; and table will at all times be furnished with 3
best variety the market and surrounding country aAod
A. }. PARTIN,
W. T. Balm.
Raleigh, y. c., Feb 49, 1858 l5-w&swSt
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TIME SUBSCRIBERS WILL EXPOSE TO PUBLIC
Il SALE the premises. Wednesday the 9Th day of
April, 1885, that valuable property in the of Louis
burg North-Caroina known as the LoISb"rg Female Oh
ge The BUILDING of brick, -four stories, and COVERED
with tin 1t contains enough to accommodate about
hundred boarders exclusive of the principals rooms
the parlors, chapel dining room, &c. There is also
the premises brick kitchen with large rooms besides
other oubudings 1t is surrounded by large grove of
several acres. all enclosed.
Immediately after the sale Of the above real estate the
furniture of the College consisting of bedding washsIands
tables chairs table s"fs and pier tables car
peng pianos, &c. will alsn be exposed to public sale
This property is situated in healthy regiOn and in the
midst of excellent society better opportunity good
scented. q
Possession will be given early in June. Terms made
known at the sae but the payments will be arranged to
suit the purchaser.
] B; LITTLEJ0HN, surv Partner.
r. F, YARBROUGH, our'' F"rlners'
Lousbury. N. c., March 3, 1853 l9-wSswtd
t43 The Richmond Examiner, Petersburg Express Raj.
eigh Register, Wilmington Journal and Fayetteville Oh
server will please publish twice week each I'LL the 4th of
April and send their this Office for collection
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO REMOVE TO TIE
Il country, will sell his
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
in this city, situated Newbern street. about hafa mile
east of the Capitol The dwelling is two story building
in complete order, with five rooms, with good kitchen
good garden and lot choice fruit trees The lot con-
tans about three of land Also adjoining the above
lot, he will sell an excellent building lot with agrOT
tanning 4 acres of land ON which is stable.
This property to location and other inducements will
not fail to attract the attention of persons DESTROYS pu
chasing residence in this city. Persons who wish to y
will be shown the premises application the subscrt
Der. HENRY PORTER
Raleigh, Feb 10, 1858. l4-w&sWSt
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been vacCinaed within seven years past will at once
have it performed. It IS the surest method of pre-
vending the spread of the disease
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Feb. 10, 1858.
w. F. BASON. NJ. D., Dentist.

(oFFICE OVER Mr.. PEsCuDs-) orr DC.
NJ B. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ADV ,s,ura y
II ring his absence will be notified oil 5is go
leaving their names with DR.. Perry ORGY suH
through the Post Office, Raleigh, n. C. ,orSsEt
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1868.
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Headquarters 54th N. c. Reaim.-.~
NEAR FREDERIcxsBURG
January ooh iosar 7

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD Will, DE n'
each OF the follow ing named deserters if daD For
me or cntned IN Castle Thunder, Richmond Os''eredu
conpe.on E dsTE a EsaL "a wears, eyes black hair m
the county Of Randolph N c. and by Oecnpa r"e 6or
H. CARVER, aged about 46 years. ewes b. ieaeher
Whlskers grey complexion fair, height five feet a;.ts
ton farmer. SAM, I pipu u ~ OceuIs
Jan. 90, 1868. y; u Regt
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-10

STEPHEN A. MORGAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL COLLECT The ARREARAGES OF PAY DUE
DECEASED SOLDIERS,
A Nd ATTEND To ANY OTHER BUSINESS CON-
"A nectcd with the Confederate Government.
Address p. y. BOX 499,
Richmond, Va.
Hon. c. ". RUSSELL, Z. :. Congress, Va
Gen. T. 3 HAYNoND Richmond Va.
Hon. z. kEDwELL, nlber b. p. Works, Va
Feb. ~ 1850. lS-w&sw:Itpd.
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NOTICE

lave H!A ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN
M EN- IkACTS, in The county of Moor R!FPER
terms. " In VIII sell On I'LL
Carthage, Nov. ~, 1882. WIN 81 OklS0N"
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT CAN BE PUR-
n chased early appl cation 10 us. The lot contains
four with excellent spring near at hand
Also Ne. tract OF land in high state of cultivation
containing $50 acres, with tie necessary buildings
j. & +. GARRETT.
Greensborousa, N c., Jan. 49, 1865. 5-w&sw2m.
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FOR SAIL
IMPORTANT SALE

OAN
~ TUESDAY, THE nth OF NEXT MARCH a,
~ the late residence OF John HuIcbins dacJ H. Al
City OF Raleigh, shall sell at public auction an u ne
OF SIX months all the perlsha6e estate of the said G
Hutchns decd, not disposed of under the will Of INV
and Kitchen Furniture Horses Mules Ct,ia 'u Do
thousand pounds of Bacon, Cotton, Corn Wheat Poao.
Peas, Vehicles Of various sorts, &c, &C. OA''''
The sale Of the wheat, Corn horses mules and est.
miles from Raleigh, the day after the sale of the nerb
property at the late residence of the testator IN The %
Raleigh. VII VII! u
tSnd with undoubted security will be required
The sale will be continued from day to day until all
disposed Of JOHN F. .HUTCEISS4 ."
D,. - Executor
I'a'e'gh' reO. ZOy 1918. l6-W&swd
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IRON, FLOUR, TOBACCO, AND SUGAR
FOR SALE.
SWEED'S IRON ASSORTED SIZES IN STORE
~ Family Flour in bbis in store.
Fine Chewing Tobacco, by the box or retail in store
Choice brown Sugar daily expecied) in store
For sale at small advance for cash or country
produce Call at my old stand, SverdaIe or adore.
me az Smithtcld n. g. w. Ii. AVERA.
n. B.-COttUn bought and sold for commission
w. H. A.
February 10, 1868. l3-wGswIm.
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WANTED

ca BALES OF GOOD COTTON rop
wv liberal price will be paid. t0N "HseH A
Apply to
Raleigh, Feb 81, 1863 ~ W. PECE,
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12
Recent Arrivals from Yankee Land.

Ssfet. 4. B Johnston, Of Capt. Montgom-
ery's company vf State troops and guerillas,
arrived ii tom Yesterday morning in charge
of Capt arGholOmews Of gunboat Eastport,
and four Yankee negroes, dressed in q true
blue" They wee captured on the steamer
Alice Collier. on he Mississippi river, above
Helena.
The Captain buAat tho Collier and her car
go. The Purser Mr Vance, had $4,000
in greenbaeks, but elcaped. The Collier and
cargo was valued nt 100000 The Yankee
gunboat EsstpQrt fr9d but few shots. Ii
Capt Montgomery e the moment had known
he had the psaip.of ha gnnboatin custody,
he could have saved d, any' thin d. Oh the Cot.
lier, as the gunboht wtnld not Gre broad
side lest heF,capsasn should bg killed.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12
NORTHERN NEWS.

The returns are now in from three
iourths Of the counties Of Iowa, polling
at least Gye.sixihs Of the votes. The
majority Of Col. Stone Union over Gen.
Tude (Dem for Governor is $4,000.
which the counties to come in will IN.
crease to $4,000. This is independent
Of the soldiers vote which is about seven
eigbths for Stone, and il is expected to in :
crease bis majority to $4,000. There
was never before such majority in Iowa
for any party.
The United States armed vessels George
Manghan and Ethan Allen. engaged in
cruising among the British Islands, have
been summarily ordered from some Of
the ports Of Prince Edwards Island. A
private letter from an officer attached 10
the former vessel, states that when At
Charlottetown an order came from tie
Governor requiring both vessels to put
to sea, q proclamation in the name Of
the Queen having been issued making
the demand, which was promptly com
piled with. United States Treasury
notes are at heavy discount, al the ,a.
rious ports Of those islands. Ship sup
plies and stores can only be obtained
by the payment Of coin.
Gen. Rosecrans having been invited to
visit Springfield. Ohio. wrote from Vel
low Springs on the 28th "The increas-
ing yirulence OF the symptoms Of tempo
rary indisposition render it imperative
that I should remain quiet for some davs.
The European news summary by the
Germania will be found interesting. 1t
is in substance that the United States
steamer Vanderbilt was repairing il ST.
mons Bay. Semmes, Of the Alabama,
acknowledged that he was afraid Of the
Vanderbilt. BY stating that be would Try
to avoid an engagement with her, and
If she blockaded bis vessel in Simon's
Bay that he would use all means to
elude her, as he did the San Jacinto at
Martinique. The Vanderbilt is, be said,
SO very much faster" than the Alabama,
that if once engaged with the former he
could not get away from her. The
Black sea HoiilIa Of Russia was being
fully equipped. All officials Of Polish
descent residing in Poland have been re-
placed by Russians. A revolutionary
band Of Poles had been completely cnt
off near Lublin. The Hotel de Vile,
at Warsaw. was burned by incendiaries.
The Paris MOniteur says that the move
ments.in the Caucasus ''are very serious. .
~y~~~-~~~--~~~~~~>~yS<
The blazing meteor is the wonder and
admiration Of the world, but when It de-
sends to the earth it is only a stone. |
Men Of true genicus and learning are Of
en dull and inert in what ii called "soci-
~" because they are q few degrees
,elOw their element. |
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

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kssarar Niss Afsasas AFs are ladst,.
st . ibs putllgbsf, NJ OwsA 7 kssl,s n
celelebufl Miss ~ soby bls hlAaeas ~
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each menih, &c. rfles, 80 ssnis 8eal for
eopy 20 Oscar T keslsf. Columbus, MfY.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

seg- Fos the past few days We have been
favored with delightful weathsf--elcasr, cold
ana bracing Tho mornings aud evenings
bring up pleasant memories loving hearts
and sunny skies moonlight nights and
far.olr friends"
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

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Fsae 80 FkeRf a pflysfs hfis f.m ~
hssf @fs ~ 80 bsm ss~ y.s..,s ,.s.,,
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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12
A correspondent writing from the army

Of Tennessee under recent date says
Mrs. B. H. Helm, widow Of the late
Gen. Helm, who fell in the battle of
Chickamauga, asked Gen. Bragg to grant
her permission to join her friends at The
North, having no relatives or connections
in this country, and being entirely d.
pendent. General Bragg at once con-
sented, and she prepared for the journey,
not doubling that her own people would
aid her. But on flag Of truce being
sent to Gen. Thomas, informing him
that Mrs. Helm, sister of Mrs. Presi-
dent Lincoln, desired to return to her
friends, and Of her present condition, he
brntally refused.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

~ ~ bsklsaiaN n sfsfg salsrpflss, pro.
ifeiofa nsnsfaly puf their hssi f,os lofs.
rostr We Intended - ~ agoh lbla aaslm,
ssa A. our "lssel befi 10 mats shs afas
Hambsf ~ BE vi spicy ssa delsetabls
lllils shsei. W. we're preceding very soc.
esaafaiiy, as We ihsurhi, 20 10 %, whsn we
wsfs hnhblsd 10 our beas foos By run 81
TOO work yeaserday Transportation ticksis.
Ball tickets, concert billa, circular orders ,'
and orders Of al sorts posred Ia upon us
from esrIy dawn 70 dewy eve, and every
body wanted bic job done frst, which we did,
Poor old Jo6f7 said the old lady, ~ she
looked over her specs added 10 bis other
affections, Ne had TO print; he's been epriut.
iu' ever since I was lcetls bic or n thing
and he's a'prntin' yeti
We've tri-ed our best to-day We win tri
agsin on Thursday, aud again on Saturday
aud keep on tri-ing In the meantime, good
friends, yoa try some--lry to help us In the
first place, subscribe for your home paper in
preference 20 any other then, there arc vari-
GUS other ways in which you might help us
that will readily suggest themselves TO your
mind. The editor cannot he expected to
know everything, see everything, and hear
everything. We will be pleased at all times
to receive communications on interesting
subjects scraps Of news from each neigh
borhood ia the county, etc, etcetera, etcete-
rq...... There are certainly some talented
ladies here, as elsewhere. To such we extend
a cordial Invitation to contribute rQnench
not the spirit" that is within you--hide not
the talents that God has given you, but let
tho spirit soar aoft with unclipt wing, and
brighten the talents by passing them through
the press occasionally. Let your motto be,
MS ours il, " Excelsiorl" and let everybody
clseremembcr theadvice ofgood old Solomon,
42) despse not the day of small things 4
Rich goods come in small packages what
aprecous thing httis woman is, and a little
baby, too, Especially if it is yours). So,
nurse this, our ban.ling, and treat it kindly,
that It may grow and prosper. We promise
you that it shall not, like Jerusha, ''wax fat,
and kick /" any Of its friends unless they
deservcit.
nE- Connected with our army here there are,
no doubt, many men who write WE'LL and
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

eer Wssfe Indebted to oaf attentive llrpl
fessniaalse N ths Legislature. Hon. ". n.
Lott, fof late newpapsr fayofs from Colum.
bus, lhe temporary seat of Government.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

Parson BroWnlow is again ia harness
and threatens death to The hell.bogn and
hell-boand rebellion. The paFson gsYs
en- expleliyes.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

mB- Connected with our army here there are,
no doubt, many men who write we'll, and
who have leisure TO write. TO all such we
extend an inyitation to contribute to our col
umns. There are doubtless many abuses in
the army which might be pointed out, and
many suggestions that could be made that
would prove Of benefit to the soldier. The
men of Ability IN the army are better calcu-
lated 10 do this than any others.
Information from the front will always
be thankfully received
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-12

The official quota Of New York under
the present call for volunteers. is one
hundred and eight thousand men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
CHa nc ~ - H.

The Of the they developed will be
faithfully given, that the public may be advised
it's progress; the results OF battles; condition Of the
contendng armies and all that affects the great struggle
home and abroad, for the overthrow OF the Rebellion
IN addition the Sentinel will contain the CURRENT
NEWS OF the day, CHOICE MISCELLANY STATE
ITEMS. the latest reports Of the NEW YORK and GIN
CLIMATE GENERAL and CATTLE MARKETS the con-
dition Of the MONEY and STOCK MARKETS; In a word.
II will be the effort Of the Propretors OF the Snfnel
give columns interest for all classes OF readers and
such information will be especially adapted to the
well being of the citizens Of Indiana.
The Snfine will continue to represent and stand BY
the regular organizations OF the Democratic party, State
and Nationals sustain the principles and policy they shall
avow. and support the candidates they may nominate
We have agents. The low prices FOR subscription
will not allow Il. We therefore ask our Democratic
freuds-all who desire the ~ sound principles
TO aid in the extension Of the circulation OF the st,
Daily and Weekly until they shall At least reach every
Democratic fanil, IN Indiana The press l. most i'm
porau, agent In directing Alright he public mind, aud all
that Il needed TO give the Democratic party pc manent
rule il the enlightenment of the people to is princi.
pies an policy Il shall be our aim, with all the ability
We possess 60 faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments
aud measures, FOR believe that In doing bcs,
promote the true interests OF the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
ELDER HARNESS Il BINGHAM.
VIEW B.fRBER SHOP.

-, SHUCRAfT HAS OPENED BARRIER SHOP IL
-. the new block Of JohE c New. two doors south Of
the Post0cice, the second noor, Room No. and g.
where he will be pleased ali hts old l.
IN fall blast with siN chairs. sctl0-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

Anew Legislature will assemble the sth Of Janu-
AIRY next. Its action will have deep interest for the
citizens Of Indiana The Ssnfiaei will faithful
and intelligent report Of its proceedings, that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
sentatives IRE doing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

sF~aTE
-
REPuBLcsSs HoLDIKo oyEk.
Delaware and Blackford-Walter MARCH,
Fa,ette and Uniou-Benjsmin r. Clztpool.
Fountain--Henry Campbell
Hamilton and Tlpton-Geo- B~Grubb. -
Hendricks and Boone-Solomon Blair.
Henry-Joshaa II. Malistt- a.
Laporte and Starke-Abram Teegardsn.
Miami and Fulton--Dsniel r. Bears
Montgomerv-Michael G. White.
Noble, DeKaIb and Steubes - Timothy X.
Dickinson.
Randolph-Thomas r Brown. (contes,ed)
Rash-Edward II NJ Berry.
Decatur ID Pieak-l3.
rrruBLIcxSs ELEcrrD.
Jef>rson-John l. Mansfield.
wayne-Othnel Bceson
Benton Warren and White-Alfred Reed.
Tippecanoe-Noses G. Culver.
Jasper. Lake. Newton and P0rter-Ezra Right
Psrke and Yer million--O. 4. Davis.
Msrion--Iohn c. New (contesf) -S-2i.
Ekhart and Lagrange-John ii. Baker.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING ovKE.
Clark and Scott-Chsries p. Ferguson
Clay and Putnam Archibald johnston
Gibson. Dubois and Pike-Tbomss Shoulders
johnson and Morgan-FnDklin Landers.
shelby and Hsncock--Martin NJ. Ray.
yigo and SaIliyan--Henry X. Wilson.
washiwg,ou and Harrison-Simeon X Volt.
Jennings and Jackson-Medea W Shields--s
pExocRsrr. ELEcTKD.
FIovd-Augustus Bradley.
Marshall and St Joseph-Horace Corbin.
Gran, and Madson-John ID. Marshall
Posey and Neutrality-suspicious. W Finch.
Perry. Spencer and Warrck-B L. Fuller
Davis and Knor-James ID Williams.
Greene aud Owen--George n. Moore
Lawrence and Msrtin-Thomas X. Cobb.
Crawford and Orange-Henry Jenkins
Brown and MonrOe-Paris G. Dunning
observation-disclosures i. HOrd.
Dcarborn--Jsmes W Gah.
Frankln-Thomas Clifford.
Adams. JAY aud Wels-Georse ). Brown.
Ailen-Pliay HOagland.
Huntington and Whtley-A. j. Douglas
Carroll and Clinlon-Leander McClurg
Cas-. Howard aud Pulaskt--John Davis.
Riuley-wiliam J.. Hartley-l9-21
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Switzerland Alexander &. Downey
Ko-ciusko and Wabash-William G. Graves.
Republicans holding over. -........... ii
elected .....................
,g....,.,,,,....ov.- 81
Democrats holding over.
elected. ...................l9
-27
Independents. ...............'.....
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U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES
$50. 1911
IINTED STATES OF AMERIcA. DISTRICT OF IN.

NO. l9l-l
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS.
WHEEgAs, libel Of information has been flsd In the
District Court OF the United States, within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana on the 18th
day Of December, ls62 by John Hanna, Esq Attorney
oi the United states, for the district Of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects Of one Burr
Noland, tOwit; One Proissory Note dated January a.
1883, due October l. 1860 with interest from date for
SIX thousand dollars zee, foO) aid note given by one
James H. Creighton 10 David G. Rose in consideration Of
certain real in Laporte county IEdana and by
said Rose assigned and transferred said Burr r. No
land FOR violation the powers of act Of Congress
approved July ~, 1852 entitled IAN act 70 suppress in
surrecton, 10 punish and rebellion 10 seize and
eonfscate the property Of rebels, and for Other pur
posss and praying process against said note and that
the same may he condemned and sold as enemies prop
erty.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the moon under the
seal Of said court. directed and delivered here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said note
or any part thereof in any Interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court
the United States TO be held the city of Indianapolis
IN and Tor the District Of Indiana the third Monday
May next at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon Of that day.
then and there to interpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, L. $. Marshal.
Per /. 5. BlGELOW, Deputy.
Attest:
JOIN III. REA. Clerk. decl7-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
tNo 1857
TINTED STATES on AMERICA, DISTRICT on IND.
Aitcht
JonS H. RIA, Clerk


u ANA-SS
Whereas libel ~ Information ha, been nled In the
District Court ~ the United States, within and TOT the
seven Circuit au bstlct oi Indiana the lglh DAY Of
nvccmher i~a2, y, John Hanna, fsq, Attorney of The
United states for che District at indiana, against The ol-
lowing fcschcd cfct aud effects Of one nufr L. NO.
land, taswlt tine rfumlssorN Note dated lanulf, n
sab. due october L. sGi, with interest date. fpr
the stun 90 "a th usana doarr sg,Ooo sald given
b, JAMES " crkht ntp David a. Re-, In conslderl.
ton 81 certain real estate in Ia ofie county. IN.
diana aud hy said kisc assigned and transferred 10
nuu 4. Nelaud, for the violation of the puwers
II an acl II tungrss, approved JUN ~ lsd2 eniilcd
an act e. suppress nsurfccon 90 punish TREASON aud
heo ssife and con-cac the property ~ tebels and
Tor other purpose, aud praying process againsi SAID
note, and that the same may bc condemned and spld
A. numles property,
Now therefore, va pursuance 81 the mention under the
seal ct said Cogft directed ad dcvsred,l de- here
by gSe public notice q all persons claiming said note,
or any part thereof ur m any manner Interested
therein that they Ice and pear before the said the
District Court ~ hr United states. 90 Doe held 90 the cts
~ Indianapolis, Va and Tor che District Of Indiana the
ihr, Monday ~ Nav neN ten O'clock ~ the fore
IT has day then and there 10 nerpose their claims
ana make their allegations ia tAal behalf
q. a., KOSF, u :. Marshal
NY ;. bostow, Deputy.
Attest
joins n. RIA, Cetk. dcei7-diu