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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
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E>Tsrg CF CasRLE- II pATTskspS. DEcr.sKs
isfIk Undersigned having been appointed Ads.asir
i tor OF the Estste O. Cha- II Pstter.of late 81
county OF "a Sale and STATE Of Illinois d-erxss
hervbF gives notice that he EiIl appear o.fsr- I .
CsuLiy C"arI oil La Ss- COUNT, IT, Cou-r iioo =
IN ottawa, al the January Term the Thii .iend
IN January next, So which time al perssrs h.,i Z
ANS against ,N'd Estate uo: he'd aaS
. zIiei Tor she purpose o. having the .Gjlst,
All p-r>cn- indebted to Estate led
make immediate pax EI-nt - she uni-T.iza-d-
Dated this 5ih dsy 81 December. D > 5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
SHERIFF.S SALE

Df VIRTUE OF an Execution issued out OF the Csrh.
- ONCE OF the Circuit Court OF l.. Sale county ard
state OF Illinois, and to me directed. Whereby am
commanded TO make the amount % a certain i,,d,.
m-nt rec. nty obtained against Thomas H. Hardy in
avor OF ELIAS ". hHHba o. the lands ten. fr-pts
g"ods "hu chaites al III. rsid Thonas II Hardy. I
MY toU) ireI oil That part 81 out lot No four
tZ4l IN subdivision Of the southwest fractional au.rt.r
OF s-ct,n eleven, I township thirty. (3s ra &c
three, % east OF the third principal Inerd an Wide.
lies east OF the ravne. commonly hbGwn the Walker
HacSn The talh desert ed prop rty being in the cit.
Of O.ta~a, La Sale county. Illinois
Therefore, aeco ding to said command, ! shall e1
pose Tor sale al fIElIC al C1lOS al the rigbttiil.
and interest OF the above uasd Thos Hardy in and
70 the above described property, 81 TFRDd r the
TWaNTf-s IArh day Of DECEMBER. l,GS, at q o'clock
p NJ, Attic south door Of THE Court House in OTTAWA
Da:.d At tttaws, tins .th nav D-c-mber 1868
WILLIAM Il. MlLLIGAS
Sterif NJ Ia NIL lOulttu. Mi.ois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

OAINTS, OILS. &c.-A good Stock of
Pains.. Linseed Oil, Machine and burning OIL IN
hand Don't believe anybody viii, can do underss
me until you Wy ~. BY. Qkl00e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

Our facilities for procuring Lumber second
other finn in she site, having experienced LINN
herman no has long studied aud is familiar With the
necessities of this market constantly in tie Piuerie.
crowdinY forward Lumber essy prepare for this
locality. We claim that our Lumber is rot only
good Other sold in the county, but Shin
giles, Lath. Cedar Posts, &c. are superior.
Returning thanks TO numerous friends and the
publ for liberal patronage. do bet
e by them t. and having Lumber Yard
in opp 7sitc quarters OF the city, beg them call
whichever they fnd most nient, full stock
kept d both yards.
Nails, spikes. &C.. at Wholesale Prices.
Ottawa, May so, s0&-tt J CLANY b 60.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
SAMUEL PAITEg>oN, A5a,s,s,,sruto-
administrators Notice.
Il All vEEs ITssY CosCsss

10 III WHY II Wy LosCffs.
E3ANING been appointed Administrator o. Il 4.
Estate OF CDa.i-. IL Patterson Ge-'I. late o. &,
>aie eoun J. re st Ill persons who in indebss
= 80 50 "a. = % - -'ti-I
BOOK account, ar IL any ath"r Cat
upon and s-i.le ;le ShtI L PATERSON.
D.s. 3 h. 1865. ..4n..ni5tg u.O, o. sGii Es.o.e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
60 r s a l. E
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

DiscascS Of lfie Merry =. Sc IA tn:s1' Cts~
i J nary and sex unl = stem, -wntw a.iu &c
liable treatnent-n Reports OF the ~" 10 A'SON
CATION sent by mail in sealed letter easropes nea
OF oh. rye. Address, by. J. skiLLtN hco"nIOh~
Uowari Assoc ,ation No. soath Ninth street, Phia-
delpkis, Pa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

This affection OF the Blood and attacks Sexual
Organs Innings OF the Nose Ears, Throat, Windppe
and other Mucus Surfaces, making its appearance
the shape of Ulcers. Heimbolds Extract SarsapArilla
Puri rs the blood, and all Scaly Erupions
the Skin. irving the Compexio Clear and Healthy
Color. IL being prepared expressly for this class
complaints, its Bio.d-Purfying Properties pre-.
served to greater extent than anyo JTPrsparaticn
Of Sarssparia-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer City of London at New York, brings
Liverpool advices TO the 18Th ult.
The Confederate steamer FloridL had made her ap-
pearance of the coast of 1reInd aud her arrival a.
Queenstown was anticipated, the Port Admiral at the
instance of the United States Consu had issued pub
lie notice wanog the people against any infrin ement
of the foreign enlitm act
The destruction of the American ship Nash by pr.
yateer, off Gibraltar, is confirmed.
Tie Times says that the decision Of the Washington
government in the Peterhoff case ia looked tor with
gresi interes:.
The 'ehel loan had d. cned to 29927 discount. -
The M'yican aud Polish questions remained IN
changed. The otes of France and England 10 Russia
are represented enquite pacific.
Toe Memorial DAeuat;qae announces that the Arch
duke MlImilan accept with the cons snt of his bro
ther, the Emperor OF A'slil, the Gro IN OF the
Mexcm implre.
The London Tine9 in lis cls article, in reference to
SexicO says: 1t is IN vain to dc,y mt the feeling of
the London merchants is thai tn whole, the Empe
TOT Napoleon has done great service bh political aud
commercial to the world-poitical IN coni-m TO the
previous action of Spain in exinguishilg ill., Monroe
doctrine and commercial in restoring ntercou~e with
a nation of such impo tlnce Of territory.
The Congress Of thu German princes was in sesslCt
at Frankfort. Il was headed by the Emperor Of Aus
tra. and was largely attended.
The French Government has revoked the measure oil
confscation in Mexico and Withdrawn the proposition
in regard TO specie exports.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05
MEETING IN CUMBERLAND.

a, meeting Of portion Of the people Of Cumber-
land held at the Court House on Monday, 24sh day of
August 1853 being court day, Colonel v Parrish was
called to the chair ard J. H. Austin requested to act
as Secretary The object of the meeting VAS explained
and addresses were made by Captains F. D. Irving and
]. W. Wilson, when the following resolutions we're
offered by Captain W. A, Perkins aud unanimously
adopted:
Resolved lst That heartily approve Of the action
Of our Governor in calling extra seson Of the Leg.
issiure for the purposes designated.
Resolved, ID. That whereas we are engaged In war
for the maintenance of principles due to every freeman,
and that We firmly resolved to prosecute that war
under ell circumstances and through whatever disasters
nav befa us until our independence is established
Therefore do request our representatives in the
Senate aud House Of Delegates to advocate the passage
of bill for the enrolment organization and drilling for
home defence of oil men capable of rendering such SER
vice who are not already subject to military duty.
Resolved, 3d. That the said representatives, be re-
uuested 10 adyocate all measures baveg for the object
IN. vigorous and persistent prosecution Of this war
Resolved, 4th Tat we look With aetoTenos on the
idea of sny reconstruction Of the Union WITH the Uni
ted State,
Rssolv.I 6;b. That the proceedings of this meeting
be published IN the cArnoCd paPers.
V.PARRlsH, Chairman.
J. II. AUsTfS, Secretary.
Examiner please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

N ,hs euy rpnent and With eass other, and BY e1o'
the damon al avsii,e from elr hear S; ind 'h'y
ma, render snbiug ,ticu impossible 'ad v'e''y esrS"
: ..,,, =, ,,oitr q snail sSe,ye tn N f.om ih'iF
s..l;1 70 the caus.. or -ca~er tem into he fAnta
thought of submit sion
relief roa the horrors of war and ei7e US tne glory o
triumph ard he rich blessings CT success not eny Ger
t.nly but quickly. 1: is therefore desirable that
thew should themselves be quictly entered upon,
aud an the President ia leader in this struggle, it Is
b.comiug and proper that he should lead in reform
which is to be toh benefit and example to the army
and oeUlls viii be not 20 SO?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05
EAST TENNESSEE.

Rumors have been rife for q day two past Of the
occupation of Knoxville by the enemy, but it is mat
ter whch is yet involved in doubt Ii seems tn be gen.
orally conceded however that the place has been aban.
doned by our forces We give below some newspaper
re- ports which reached US yesterday. Toe Lynchburg
Republican of Thursday, says:
Il was stated by passengers, who arrived yesterday
afternoon on the Virginia Tennessee road, that the
enemy occupied KNOW lie night before last. Their force
was varousy Csmaed ut from three to seven thousand
infantry with large cavalry force and some artillery.
The news may be true and see no reason to doubt
the occupation OF the place. as from previous nforma-
lion published by US there is nothing to prevent the
enemy from takirg possession.
The Atlanta Appeal Of Monday evening, says:
We hear by priva letters from Chattanooga and
Dalton. dated Yesterday, mentioning rumOrs prevailing
at those places that Knoxville was occupied by the Yam
KEGS 600 stlong on Saturday, but our Information
from London TO which point the telegraph is working,
i.np to Yesterday evening" at which time nothing was
known OF snch movement Loudon Is only twenty
nine miles this side of Knoxville and the TACT of the
eunson of the latter would certainly have been kno
hal Il occurred as reported The city is open to the
enemy OF course but he has not, We think, made his
| appearance.
have DOS esion Of the road 70 are allowed
To proceed beyond Dalton and Chattanooga
The enemy uere still on the river bank, opposite
Chattanooga, yesterday but Their force strange it
NAV seem, continues unknown. On Saturday they did
some sheiing with no other effect than cleaning tho
strests of what fe W people remain in the town.
Passengers from Rome this morning bring reports Of
the appearance of the enemy at Trenton, Dade county
Ga This is doubtful
We learn that the different gaps cast and west Of
Cumberland Gap are garrsoned by our iorees-to what
extent we do not know; but is to be presumed ttha
the military authorities deem them sufficient To an
eve not military, it seems little singular, however, that
there should be no supporting force LEFT in the rear Of
these important posts-that they should be left to hold
their positions or if overwhelmed, inevitably fa into
the hands of the enemy Also It appears singular that
so long line of railroad 20 important a. the lines oea
terng a Rockville, should be left exposed The alb
sence of our army places it within the power OF the
Unionists of East Tennessee TO edectuay cut OH our
communication with Virginia without the co operation
OfFederal forces That they will fail to embrace the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05
JOHN MORGAN AND HIS MEN IN THE OHIO
PENITENTIARY

The Chaplain of the Ohio Pententiary writes to the
Christian Advocate that sixty-eght Of Morgans officer
ore in the prison. They occupy the south side OF tn
new ball, each end of which is temporarily closed
They are locked up separately in cells at o'clock in
the evening" and unlocked at o'clock in the morn
ing. They enjoy the privilege of walking the hall
through the day, which is, perhaps luhdred and
fifty feet wide. At a. H. ID p IN, they are con
Quoted TO the dining hail and have prison fare,
with, believe, the addition Of coffee and sugar, aud
some few art Giles furnished by themselves.
Morgan had no "bet filed with greenbacks and Con-
tolerate notes." His valuables amounted to S2S and
bu.ternu. breastpn. The amount of Government and
postal currency found on the persons Of the other off,
GERS was not large They had considerable sums in Con-
federate money.
Morgan and / men all shaved and trimmed, in
accordance with the rules of the institution Th sis the
CUSTOM suppose, for First to secure per-
sonal cleanliness second. to give uniform appearance
Is the prisoners that detection would be more easy
in case of an attempt to escape.
Morgan is full ,iK feet high, straight and well built
With an elastic step and commanding presence His
upper lip is short and somewhat sunken, so that bis
front teeth are slightly exposed. His complexion is
sandy and the hair quite thin upon the top OF his head
lie looks 10 be OIdinary man intellectually. de has
however; one Of the qualifications Of good command
er-he knows hoW obey. He conforms strictly to the
rules of the establishment and epons Obedience on the
part of his fellow prisoners
Colonel duke is three four inches taller than Nor
gan very slender with thin, sharp face and resoute
eye. suppose from his appearance, he has more dash
and daring than Morgan himself.
Basil R1ke is o man firmly built and muscular His
complexion is dark and his eye and head indicate some
mind aud bad hear. He is much the most intelec-
III Al looking man Of the crowd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

SPIRITUAL An enthusiastic believer relating 10
a skeptic certain spiritual performances 10 which he
could certify and among other things he said that
ccason the spirit OF his wife, who has been dead
several years returned him. and seated herself upon
his knee put her around him and kissed him. much
to his qualification, as she used TO do. You do not
mean to say" remarked tie skeptc, that the spirit Of
your wife really embraced you, and Ii youY' No.
not exactly that" replied the believer, "but her spir
took possession Of the female medumtSe future MIS-
B. that is to be- you knoH-and thr ugh her embraced
and kisaed me y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

A DIsERrER SHoF.-Tne Provost Guard have been
out several times in the neghborhOod of ae engaged
G arTesting deserters They have gathered "a mostly
in Amherst all of whom, except two, belong 10 Nor h
Carolina regiments. The two excepted from Am
herst county. During their last hunt, a member Of
Capt. K,patr;ck's company, by the of Leroy
Staten was found concealed in the woods working pt
his trade as cooper. single member Of the Provost
Guard tracked him to his hiding place. and he started
rum grasping the came time loaded double barrel
gun I'D an Enfield rifle H. ordered to halt which
he disregarded The Guard then snapped his gun At
him three times and on the fourth attempt the piece
went eff the load passing through the body OF the
serter. killing him instantly Lynch. RepuL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

THE REPoRrKD MOVEMENT AGAINST MoBILE.-The
Norton correspondent of the Atlanta Appeal writes
follows:
We have information that the enemy are landing il
force at Camp Parapet, above Cirrollson, La There
are some indications OF rendezvous at Pensacola or
Ship Island with view to operations against Mobile.
still retain my opinion that nothing will be attemped
against the latter city until the fate Charleston il de-
cided. The ostcnsible movements against Mobile are
htende TO draw off our attention from General Baggs
army at Chattanooga against whom all the available
force of tie enemy will be hurled The defeat OF Gen.
Bragg in Tennessee would render the Fall of Savannah
and Mobile but question of time, and cut off our com.
municaton with Ricamond-a most serious consitera-
tol. But the argus eyes of Gen. Johnston are upon
Grants movements, and be will have to play subtle
game # he foil that aStute and wary General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

MIssIssIPPI.-When G IN. Johnston fell back from
Jackson it will be remembered that there alarm.
ing r, rts of wholesale desertions from the sipp
regim enti general officer belonging TO that army,
and 20 whose command most of the ssssippi rCgi-
ments belonged told the WI ter three days ao that
these a6senees all back At their pcss and that
his command stronger now than it was when he
iointd Gen Johnston aid in the relief OF Vicssturg.
Il is gratifying to knox that this is the rule Of action
throughout our armies. Men are returning 10 their
coors their country's CALL Il it wond r, with
honor and pstro ism before them, and disgrace and
perhaps the death Of deser;er behind them Mobile
RaniSker.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

DIED.


DuEng the siege Of Port Hudson, P. SLAUGHTER In the
1911 year CT his age.
answered countys call and never was there truer
patriot He enlisted a. soon as HI, age would admit him. De
Captain Coffin Too much praise cannot be given - this young
him noue ned him but TO praise But he has fseo
Another brave spirit has med Its way to , G1d who gave
noble sacrifice Is laid on the altar liberty harley
sick the day while manuly 0ischargng his duty
the May, fingered until the ssth Of June, when dea
his relief 1t needless - say what he mast have suffered
daring his ckne We only say ewel and bid him sleep
son. a.... ....
WARRIOR sleep oun can awake thee to glory az
This young man citizen of Hanover county, Virginia
BY him as brother and fully appreciate his
worth ctilen and soldier. J. q. ).
Farewell, beloved youth, lamented one,
Thy SarroWDg course through life was early ran.
scarce had the mornng daNned on thy young bloom,
6'r deathscoid hand consigned thee to the tomb;
assessed .s,.s O. all The joys earth could apart
SwTrSECre, ngenuo,s, liberal and kiud,
Els,s IN Ruth vi hesh, thou OnOebId'st fair
TO pass a a.Py, btiLSn,, long career
Thy lamp OF Hiehss suaf,o han no NOR.
s i tRs Young sISuS hopes
Full soon have met Stter m",,D,, Sooro p''
l% soon like noa tn T, sa v found sSs.y tomb
Depiore bis loss in sileat he.rteI: Slsa'
No more indulge IN unAvailag SAhs ~
No ore let soIrow's guh flow irN your ewes
mo clouds OF g.isi hang heavy .SSSthy soul,
The troubled thoughts and bid US hOpNbose
To meet the objects of our earthly loyeA
Can point Que .ootsteps to ION blsiful A.
Where ausuh, grief and change shall be- more
Diamond mn, Hanover county, Va, Apg QOAa sfa
nj, residence in G,ochland Piday A,h.r 1879
Mr. JOHN W. ADkINa aged 20 yesrs victim ofnsamnon
which manifested itself 10 you.h he was Sdasr
active, useful Citizen ami an en- erpr.nS MI sucs farmer
Out OF 10 early e he leaves wife and u infant chdren to
mourn for and that need husband and f1ers caeSnSnro
lection. ~, ~
Ills fends those OF his mother Mrs BfsDsr are reuest-
ed to attend funeral at Mrs anders resaen~ PrakHn
street rIIls AFTERNOON, at ~ o'clock. .
Atthe residence Of her sister, in william c1y on the
"a Instant Ms sUSAN "A g. PLEASAhis In the Other
age, for many years residential the c.y o. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

RELIGIOUS REvIvAL-There has been gracious re-
vival Of religion progressing for some weeks in the
Methodist Church Of Lynchburg whereof the
Rev. W. McGee is pastor The house OF WORSHIP Is
crowded nightly long before the hour for service with
attentive listeners and many 60 away unable to gain
admiss on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05
Tal DrYrscrs on NoBiLs-The Mobile Register, 10

TaI DEYHscEs on NoBiLs-The Mobile Register in
An editorial upon the reported Yankee intentions tc
wards that city, has the following encouraging account
Of its defences:
We have hemmed ourselves in and the Yankees GU.
with Chinese walls above ground, and of hospitable
preparations receive the promised visits under and
on top of eaith which afford the perfect assurance
that our house is in order" for all ihs eyentuaes If
war. Many people in the interior take il for granted
that Mobile must knock under 10 the Yankees as soon
as they knock at our DOORS They are as much mstt-
ken as the Yankees are. If Mobile il halt - well Dc
"iended as Charleston has been the gridron dag will
fly over it. cksturg ives supposed 10 be in :
pregnable by these people, and when t fell the bottom
of The tub of defensive engineering fell out Eith them
and nothing could be held aga INST the Yankees. Yet
sand battery Morris land has forty days resisted
IRE to which that of Sebastopol ives but play. Our
unhopeiul friends in the interior will peril ps be sur
prsed to hear the opinion that Mobile is stronger than
Vicksburg, both 10 the Of fence and defence.
That is opin on, and when the Ira comes Il will be
verified. Governor Snor.er lost his election mainly by
his patriotic efforts to supply III, labor to work on Mo-
bile offences. FIRST and last he sent engineers
from s to 10000 bands. What do the doubters sup
pose these hands have been about under the direction
Of the best engineering talent in the Coffsderacy? Lei
them come and see aud change their op Mons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

YANKEE RULE IN NircHEz.-rhe Selma Reporter, in
an editorial on the of sIirs at Natch,z Miss,
says
One Singular custom as been introduced in Natchtz
that suppose will be followed up elsewhere that Of
compelling ladies' who may wish to attend divine ser
ce upon the Sabbath day, 70 procure Provost Mar
shall PASS which must be presented to PAIR of drunk
blue bellies, who are stationed at each church door -
Just think of it moment. readerl Before our mott =
ers wives sisters aud da ghers have periss on TO
worship Almighty God ia the temples which have been
dedc lted TO His name they pass the ordeal OF in
suit the hands of dirty, thieving set Of apscalions,
hardly fit have their heads blown off and used
manure for The cotton crop Aad yet there are to
be found who occasionally hope that the gloit us
Union will OF ce be recOnstr uc,ed. Could theS be
compelled to reside for short time with their families
within the corporate limits Of Nachez they would wish
every puritanIc knave who halls from lincolndom
plunged INTO bath of boiling brimsttn, with the priv
ge of knowing that the agones to prove eter-
nal. They would then acknowledge that if God made
man in His own image, these Yankee sconndrtls are
counterfets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

TAKE NOTICE X
YE CORN.AFFLICTED,
TUE-NAIL SUFFERERS, '
p N, snuuITz visit n you be at We are glad
to saw he has returned be onsued until farther
IL III Tho Vay are subj COrns &c seek tn Doctor AZ
AID ha avoid that sng evil which the OIL spring Of
neglecs lnAtenion. ..,k-a,s
FW- Imce, Wall St Hotel, wall 81 seP"0V.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05

opportunity, We cannot hope. We cannot explain ihs
necessity, mlt'ry or otherwise, that gave them the
chance. Who cant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICE

We ,b.n add To our Sale on TUESDAY, s.h Instant
$50 Choice Felt Hats,
TO 800 pairs aasor ed Shoes,
100 reams Lister and Note Paper,
100 n. Envelopes,
Is NJ. Gun Gaps, 49,. 4
ct dog. Rogers Pocket Knives, =
$50 choice Morocco skins,
90 Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Carpets, ohndfeh's Carriages
/ Large hirror. ~
We Inv lite examination, prior 10 day OF sale OF
pieces-about $50 yards,
H.f s .f't ALSO
To magnificent Bet of Jssslry ,.v. .,s.es
.srs-at WIN. q. FoWLE, SOY w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05
10 THE CREDITORS OF JOHN Ii. MErrERr, decd:

To THE CREDITORS OF JOHN H. METTERT, decd:
coNMssI0zxAs OFFICE,
Eehnond, Aug /, 1868.
PURSUANT to the DEGREES entered by the
Circuit Court Heprieo county. the h OF Apu, 1884,
and the OF May 1863 the Ct Mee Others against
Meter SHALL The 80 day OF October, 1868 my o1ce
hs Gay chmond proceed to state the ordered
said DEGREES WILL the time and place. proof
Of demands against Join H. hette deceased hs
ettlte TH04 J. kVANS,
sept 5--w4w Comm in Chancery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-05
iroRaE w. MUsyoiD,
Secretary OF the Com'Lh.

auRl2--ctd
eY-Petersburg Express" Stanton "ViHdica!Or,"
"Repubican," Lexington Gazette" wytheyile "Dis.
patch" and Abingdon 'yirginian," will publish once
week till day OF session. and forward account to this
Department.