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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

~" HE WHO SUPPORTS THE WAR
is AGAINST THE UNION, BECAUSE THE
WAR Is THE MOST TERRIBLE ENGINE FOR THE
DESTRUCTION OF THE UNION WHICH BELzEBUB
HIMSELF COULD HAVE INVENTED. THE PRO
FESSED DEMOCRAT, THEREFORE, WHO
HAS HIS SENSES ABOUT HIM AND IS DELIBER-
ArELY FOR THE WAR, IS NOT A DEMO
Graf, IN FACT, BUT AN ABoLIT1oNIsT OF THE
MOST RADICAL, VIOLENT AND DESTRUCTIVE
KIND Chicago Times.
And yet with an entire record in harmony
with this annunciation, the Chicago Times is
the favored organ of the Democracy of the
Northwest, and the officiable commended
organ of the Tuttle Democracy in Iowa.
Gate Citu.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

rag What right has the North assailed !?
What justice has been denied? and what
claim, founded in justice and right, has been
withheld2 Can either of you to-day name
one single act of wrong, deliberately done by
the Government at Washington, of which the
South has right to complain l challenge
the answer-Hon. 4. II. Stephens Speech
to the Georgia Legislature in 1861.
The iowa Democratic Central Committee,
in their zeal for the election of Tuttle, have
discovered that the rebel Vice-President was
all wrong-in fact, that he was little better
than an Aboliticnist when he uttered this
sentiment They declare that
"The war with all its enginery of deyas-
tation, and all its Generalization, it's woes and
its peris, aoas launched upon US by the poIit-
icai empires aoho rule in place of statesmen
by the Wilson's, Wades and Llncolns, who
have, unfortunately, succeeded the Webs ters,
Claws and Jacksons Of our glorious memories.
It ought to have been avoided and with
craftsmanship coupled with reasonable politi-
cal honesty among our political rulers, could
very easily have been avoided. But the
craftsmanship and honesty were wanting"
Their tender hearts are wrung with anguish
at the "wrongs of the South y they apollo
gise, excuse, exculpate palliate and defend the
rebellion on the ground that it was provoked
by the Wilson's, Wades and Lincolns," to
whose aggressiops it would have been folly to
expect the rebels of the South to submit
Though "blessed are the peace makers" is
often upon their lips, they have not word Of
rebuke for the peace breakers. The people
of the South, say they, were guilty of no
wrong-only acted f" unwise" and Illegally
in seeding, and seizing upon forts, arsenals,
custom-houses, mints and other public prop
erty-at least none which would justify the
Government in employing force for their CO.
ercion. The Administration, as the constitu.
tional representative OF the Government
should have stood silently by and seen all
this done and made no resistance-no effort
to protect the nation from being plundered
and the Union from dismemberment.
This is practically the position of the sup
porters of Tuule in Iowa. Who can doubt
their practical sympathy with traitors
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

OLD ABE's LETTER-Old Abe's letter to
the magnificent Union gathering at Spring
field, is a loosejointed, clumsy, knock-kneed,
awkward, shambling, comic epistolary pro-
duction, like himself, but sound honest,
earnest, truthful, patriotic, and to the point.
The people reed it, understand it, like it, and
will stand by it and its author, the best Pres
ident, taking everything into consideration,
we have had since the days Of Old Hickory.
-Chicao0 Railroad Gazette.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18
~ An editor in York State, in announc-
ing that he is drafted, thus encourages his

Why should we mourn, conscripted friends,
Or shake at drafts alarms?
'Tis but the voice that Abr'am sends,
To make us shoulder arms.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

B0WDEN, Cheshire, Aug
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
The City Sergeant reported that N. Q.

The City Sergeant reported that N. O.
Arthur and W.. F. Peterson, SEN, refused
70, pay licenses on their Insurance offices,
because they: conceive that the city has no
right TO levy a tax upon them. A resolution
was adopted instructing the City Sergeant
to proceed with the collection of the tax,
The petition of John Murine, praying
the reduction Of Wharfage on the steamer
Revenue, was referred to the committee on
wharfs. --a
The committee appointed to exsmine in
to the expediency of purchasing certain
water extensions reported in favor of pur-
chasing the same.
/ Tue petition of James Hampton praying
the reduction of fine imposed upon him
for selling liquor to minors was referred.
The petition of Annie Gibson for the re-.
duction of license was granted,
The petition of James Copeland to keep
q coffee house without license was Laird on
the table,
Mr. Miller introduced resolution pro-
posing the appointment of q committee TO
examine and report upon the condition of
the Market street wire suspension bridge.
The resolution was adopted.
There was no quorum in the first branch
of the council, and no business was there
fore transacted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
FroIn Janan.

SAN FRAsCIsOO, November IO.-Dates
received from HOekadale, japan, Of Oei.
Sih, say the Prince Of Nagatb had issued
orders thet Joseph HeeO, Q JBpanese, for
meFly Of San Francisco. aud the japanese
pilot who conducted the Wyoming 10 She
mOnoski should both DO killed. 0ae Of
these pilots was murdered soon Afterwards.
The chief minister AID three other mem-
GERS Of the cabinet have beeu dismissed
because they were in favor Of peace with
christian nations.
The authorities have ordered all foreign
ers 10 leave Nagaski- Foreigners Ftfass
to leave, and the Japanese governor has
resigned.
DaimO shall purchase any foreign vessel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
Another Great Battle Hourly Ex-
pected.

NEw YoRK, November lO.-The WASH
ingtOn correspondent Of the Post says there
Was little fighting on the southern bank
Of the RappRhannOck. but it was Of little
importance.
Il is not improbable that q great battle
will be fought within q day or two aud
has perhaps been fought % day. All de-
ponds on Gen. Lee. IL he will stand for
a battle one is pretty certain 70 Oeeuf.-
Gen. Meade started out this time bent on
a decisive conflict with the enemy He
was urged 70 il By the President, Secretary
Stanton and Gen. Halleck, aud was not az
all ayerss, especially under such eireum-
stances.
The army Is in excellent trim and in
numbers il must be superior 70 the enemy
by at least 10000 and perhaps 10000.
There IL no reason to fear q defeat, aod
there are many reasons for believing that
Lee will be compelled 20 tall back still for
Their into the heart Of Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS. November lO.-SeVenty-fO four
counties give the conservative ticket 6,T6S
majority on the home vote. The soldiers
vote so far as heard from reduce this ma
jOrity to about 1900, and there Is little
doubt Il will be entirely overcome and the
radical majority of at least 5000 be gained
when the complete returus are received.
An adjourned session of the Legislature
meets TO- day az jefferson City and an ad-
jOnFned joint session for the election Of Two
Senators meets next Thursday.
Little Rock adviees say that Col. Oald-
well with 500 cavalry, entered Arkadelphia
on the 2sth ultimO, and found the rear
guard of Prices army just leaving town
Our forces attacked aud routed them, eap-
turing large number of their wagons and
taking several hundred prisoners. Cald-
we'll then destroyed a large powder mill
and great quantities Of stores and ammu-
milton. he now holds the iowa. ~
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has been practically superseded by Grant
50 far as the movements Of great armies
acting 10 Virginia aud Tennessee are con-
eerned. From the RaPpahannOck to Tus-
cnmbia bat a single field Is embfaeed.
Richmond papers oOataiu Jeh. Davis
recent speech At ChnFleston. he says he
desired by personal observation, &C., to
understand their wants; that Il was from
South Cardinals great men he 6rst imbtb-
ed his principles aud doetriue Of State
sovereignty; paid high compliment 20 the
heroic gsrris0n At SUMTER the eyes Of the
world were upon them, and he trusted the
day would never come when the Yankee
flag would wave over the fortress that
in proportion as the Yankees hated this
nest of rebellion, SO Is the love Of every
true son Of the eOnfedeFacy gathered
around it and watching the struggle with
anxious sOlicitude.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11

CAIRO, November lO.-Little R1ok ad.
vices Of the 9Th say Prices aud Holmes
commands are still At Marshall, Tens
Bat few Confederate troops are now within.
the borders of Arkansas.
Z MaTmadnke's eaYslry aud some $500
men are In the mOuntAihs west Of Fort
Smith and are shOrt Of supplies.
Political affairs throughout the State
are highly encouraging for the Union
eause.
The rebels in western Tennessee say
Forrest is assigned 70 the special duty Of
cutting communication, by river aud rail-
road, with our army at Chattanooga, and
that all the cavalry in Mississippi Is % be
moved into Ihs northern pOTtibu Of the
State aud placed under the command OF
Forrest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
Bragg Preparing to EVacuate His
Position.

CHATTANOOGA. Nov, lO.-GeOrgia refu-
gees just in report considerable move
ment of Briggs troops and stores south
Bragg is said TO be preparing to evneu-
ate his position befors Chattanooga and
retire 70 Rome or Atlanta.
LOOgStreet is said to be organizing a
large force for raid upon our line Of com
muuiSation.
TWen,y-IWO Paymasters, with 81. OOO, 600,
are engaged paying the troops up to the
st of November.
All quiet along the line- Not a shot
from Lookout to-day.
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TaIepranh Marketa

Nav Yo1E: November IO.-COttO6-searoely 90
Rl0uE-Hsayy and t9lOe lower; q 1897 Is for .
ExtIa = II. q, 81 S56t9 = Ter tfldS lFaIis maFkot
closing dull with No layers At outside Qloeattons
Mhtsky-QnIst ald hFm st 039G31Se
Whoat-QPeDed heavy and ellIssd tlull aDd fllly
&C. lousTI y Sl91 - fOr chtelEO spring sna AIii-
Sa1kee Clnbs - sci s. for Amber Nlwankeo,
81 4A9l 81 for nsy Winter RID Western, 81 100
Az for ODD do 81 S20l 50 fDr Amber hfichi.nn-
Corn-LelS active AID = tF1sloWor; 81 O7a1 t7I<
for shipping miGsd Wesiorn % storo-SI 8 aHoSt
0ea,s-AbOgt le lower With modsnate business:
SS1S9S4e. for Western and STATE.
BeGf-Quiet aud steady.
Cat Meats-ssaEee and firms G5zG61<c. for GhoGl-
dsFI aud 0010c. for hams. ~
bacon Sides-stoady and eoasfaarabIS doing on
pFiVAts terms; City 01Ee, CambeIland cut On the
sRSt lCs f9S bsesIbs aslIysEys atd 1O1so or short
L!rd-Quist and unelansld; s4ies q 100 bbls.
MoDsy..Dseidoily arn,s wiz. brisk fiuuauastT :
sssrl,6s@bnil sSd iSssis Ii a.. bln5 uS,si :
at 1s9H91GO. 10y [.-lT 80
uQd-Dull and lowoIs OpeuilE at 20, adTanci nE
to 4e<. declining % l51< aud el6llng q11t q ~.
GSVornmsnt sfOeks-GoUsT; y. . 90 ISL e5IiI,5i-s
1ea9 oo1S-7-SOs los9lO7, lsses
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
Union Meeting at Little Rock, Ar

CAlRo, November s.-Ths steamer Wann
arrived from Memphis with four hundred
aud seventy bales Of Gotten for Cincinnati
and thirty three for Louisville:
News anticipated. FrzFs
At a Union meeting held ct Little Rock
on the 3lst ult., resolutions were passed
expressive of cordial support and aud 10y
atty to the United States, aud Pledging The
restore the supremacy Of the government
A number of spirited loyal addresses were
delivered and q committee appointed to
draft q constitution aud by-hWs for the
Central Union Club.
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DaiIp guttIligeuter.
Wednesday Morning Nov II, '63:

80 DIsrIbbERs AND LIQuOR SELLERS
s-.vp PROM UNDRR.-Yesterday in the
Senate the bill to prohibit the manufacture
and sale of spirituous liquors within the
G,s,e was considered. 1t proposes to make
rodicsl changes in the whole liquor bust
meas. and it is therefore an important meas.
ma 1t provides that the Board oftSuper-
visors may appoint an agent In each towns
shin. who may sell at . convenient plsce
lonor for mechanical and medicinal ,pur-
noses alone, and shall give bOndinithe sum
Of 81 900 for the faithful performance of
bis duty. None but persons SO appointed
sball sell any intoxicating liquors under
pepalty OF foe and imprisonment. If any
two voters make oath that they have rea-
son to believe that liquor is being sold
uulawfully at any certain place, any justice
NAV issue warrant for the apprehension
of tae person so selling, and he or she shall
give bond to answer All liquors found in
such place and proven to have been kept
for unlawful sale, or TO have been manu-
factured within the State, contrary to the
provisions of the act, shall be disposed of
for mechanical or medicinal purposes and
the proceeds of the sale devoted to the
school fund. All contracts or debts for
LIQUOR bought or sold contrary to the pro-
posed law shall be void. 1t is made the
duty of Judges of each Circuit Court in the
State to give the provisions of the bill in
charge to the grand jury.
Mr.. Bunker introduced an amendment
Yesterday that the law should only be iu
force in such counties as may accept its
provisions by majority vote of the peo-
pie, which amendment was adopteda and the
bill was laid on the table.
Messrs. Carskadon, Farnsworth aud Young
We believe, are the patrons of the bill
In the course of the debate the latter gem
,lemau remarked that he considered the
act of selling whiskey worse than treason.
1t was the wickedest thing man could en-
gageiu.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed by Isaiah
ID Knapp, Trustee Of 4. O. Wright and Elizabeth
l.. Riggs, to the undersigned, on the 9Th day Of
january, 1868, and duly recorded in the surveyors
ONCE at the Port of Wheelipg, W. Va In folio 2,
vol 12s and 49, will on the 18th day Of November,
fnE, W. Va, sell at public auction certain Stern
wheel Steamboat called the HEglAntlnen with her
county, W. Va. rr-s
TRRMs or SALR:-Ror cash as to 10 much OF the
proceeds as may be necessary to pay on certain
aforesaid, in favor OF j. +. DienbackeI, dated the
the It'll day OF January, 1865 and calling for $780,
and to deiray the expenses of executing this trust
the residue Of Il % purchase money to be made pay
able in two equal indictments, ak and twelve
months, from the day Of sale the purchaser giving
approved security. A. II. HOLMES,
octl6.Stt Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11

ST. Louis, November IO.-The LegisIa-
tars met at Jefferson City to-day aud ad-
journed till to morrow for want Of a quo.
News from below says that JEFF. Davis
has sent commissions 70 the most notorious
bushWhRckers iR Arkansas TO raise msu to
carry on guerrilla warfare.
Prices and Holmes forces are reported
as having retFeated 10 Texas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
REEFI REEFII
OFFICE CHIEP Q. s. DIP'T. OF WRsT Va,


October 24th, 1862
GEAIED PROPOSALS will be received from hrst
y hands, citizens loyal TO the government Of the
United States, until y NJ, November l4th, 1858,
only, for furnishing all the
FRESH BEEF
that may be required for use Of the troops Of the
United States serving in the First DiVisOn Depart
ment Of West Virginia, and now stationed at Mar
and on line Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, east
from Cherry RIM. Va, to the Mo,Occacy, including
Frederick City, Nd, as follows, viz:
For [hyel months or such less time a. tho Com
missaTy General may direct, and subject TO his APP
prevail eommsnoiug on the 2oth Itwe1tiethl Day e
day Of April, 1854.
Said Beef to be Of Steers not Bulls Stays, Heiers
or Cows four years old and over, to weigh net each
at least 500 1--we hundred pounds.
The Beef to be sound and wholesome, with necks,
shAAks and kidney tallow excluded, In equal pro-
quantities. Casually three times per weekly as may
BIO Delegated by the Chief Commissary Of the
Division.
The Contractor will be required to keep an agent,
with sufficient supply of Beef Cattle, constantly
within SUI plying distance Of tho troops.
A bond in the penalty OF 20 900 twenty thOusand
dollars will be required, with two good sureties,
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
must be shown by the Official certificate ofthe Clerk
of the nearest Court Of Record OF Of the United
States District Attorney.
Proposals from firm must specify the names and
residences of all persons competing 1t, and each pro-
Posal must be accompanied by the oath ofallsgiAnee
OF the party PARTIES also by certthcate OF the
responsibility above referred to; also by written
guarantee signed by the party parties making
the bid, the whole making four C separate papers,
for which forms will be furnished application by
mail, telegraph, or In person, all Of which should
be envelOped, sealed, and endorsed proposals for
Fresh Beet" and directed to the undersigned ut
Clarksburg, West Va.
Payments to be made In Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds as may be on hand; tfnono
on hand to be made soon as received.
The bid, OathOf allegiance, certificate OF RESPONSE
bslity, and guarantee, must all DO in duplicate.
All bids not complying strictly with this adVer'
WIN. n. HosACK,
.t. sas Capt. and O. 8. Vols,
oct29.td ChiefO. s. Dept. Of West We.
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--latest from the Army Of the Poto-


WAsHIssToS, Nayembsr l0--From in
formation which reached Washington % :
night, the messenger Ielying the Army 81
the Potomac az 10 o'clock this morning. IL
appears that Gen. Buf0rd yesterday reached
q point two miles north Of CulpeppeT, drive
ing the rebel cavalry dhd Inlahffy before
him. = - s > -
Gen. Lees headqlaFtefs on Saturday
night were at Brandy Statiod on ths Rap
pahannoek. This refltes the belief CUR a.
in some quarters taat he had gone soath 10
advise. with Bragg. sss ,
Our army lay IN line q baltie al day
yesterday, bat Lee declined 10 accept The
issue Of IN eugsg cement.
Gen. KilPairiek Qrrlpied Pony Mountain'
Yesterday evening.
Last night be discovered 3 large area q
camp fires South Of the Rapidau, between.
Raccoon. Ford and Rapidau Station. on he
railroad. Horfres % ma guit6de were dis
covered In aud around Cnlpcpper. This
ie4as % the inference hat Lee has de-
clinsd 70 risk q general engs gsnaent il The
open felisnnd has Withdrew BE forces.
lefcepting 4 rear guard, . his former strong
position. al TIE evidence tends 70 prove
that General Meade has az ain ouiQenera1ed
Lee by leading him 70 believe L was his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL AND PERSONAL PROP
ERTY IN OHIO COUNTY

"
DY virtue ola deed of trust bearing date the 1eth
d day of October, 1889, and now Of record in the
ONCE Of the Recorder Ohio county, West Virginia.
hundred and thirty-eight-93S-mad by Daniel Il.
Brewer, N. b Brewer, and Daniel R. BTOwer, jr., to
Edward H. EttZhugh, for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of certain debts therein mentioned,
also by virtue of order OF the Circuit Court for
Ohio county made the Goth day of Nay, 1858, and
hundred and fifty two-162-O of said Court, by which
said order the undersigned appointed trustee in
the above mentioned deed In the place and stead Of
the said Edward H. Fitshugh, will proceed on
Monday, January Eth, 1864,
at the front door Of the Court House of Ohio county,
10 sell the following described property, to wit:
All the Goals, Shales, and minerals of whatever
name or nature, Except the Bituminous Coal and
lime stone and sand stone reserved by deed from
Thomas MaXwelIs executors and widow to said
Daniel r. Brewer. sr. Noah Brewer and Daniel
r Brewer, jr., bearing date on the 18th day OF o.
tober, 1887 underlying tract Of land containing
two hundred and fifteen acres, situate the waters
of Little Wheeling Greek in said county; also piece
aud parcel Of land containing four acres three rOOds
aud thIrty.tWo perches. For full description Of
the tract under which said Co Al Shall and minerals
lay, aud Of the meets and bounds Of said last
toned Of four acres three roods and thTtytwO
MaxwelI's executors, &C., to said Brewers, and in
addition to the above will also sell all the machin
cry, engines, fixtures and apparatus belonging to
the Coal Oil Works lately erected on said premises
by said Brewers
Terms Of sale of the personal property Cash and
Of the real estate credit OF three, six and nine
months, the purchaser giving bond with good secu-
rity. Selling Us trustee shall convey only such
title as vests In ne As such.
oct31-ts N. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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p0- ThR sIDEwAIKs.-we notice that
several badly used up sidewalks upon some
of the prominent streets of the city are
being supplied with new brick. These
improvements have not been commenced
too soon. Upon nearly all OF the prominent
business streets the sidewalks are worn
out, broken and uneven. They should be
repaired as soon as possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11

I6gTwo HoRsB -Ta1EvEs.-On Monday
night two men, supposed to have been en-
gagged in the recent horse thieving expedi-
ton through Peasants aud adjoining
counties, arrived ON board the steamer
Revenue and were committed to the Athe-
neum. They were arrested back of ST.
Mays. One of them had gupshot wound
in the leg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
sRCoND BRANOH.

The report of the committeeon, accounts
recommended the payment of the usual
monthly accounts, amounting TO S643i6b.
The report wFs adopted.
The joint committee appointed to con.
consider the propriety of distributing coal
10 the poor, reported in favor of copmenc-
ing the distribution on the LIST of Decem7
ger and in favor ofappointing one member
nom each ward for the purpose: The
committee also recommend that when an
applicant is not known, he or she shall
produce certificate from two reliable
persons that the fuel Is needed. The re-
port was adopted. - 3 . YES 80
The Street Commissioners reported the
Progress of the repairs ON the TslRud. The
report was adopted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11

a8ACCEDENT ON TIE BALTIMORE ROAD.
The ten o'clock train, which left here on
Monday night, met with an accident mile
and half this side of Cameron, owing to
the breakage of rail, by which the ladies'
car aud the sleeping car were turned bot
tom upward. Fortunately, no serious
damage was done to any passenger.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11
Washington Items.

Nsw YoRE, November lO.-The Worlds
special says: Secretary Seward, In ,An-;
sWer 70 the request asking permission to
itWouId be prosecuted with all practicable
T6sIs oan be no dOub. bu. tha. HaIIsek
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-11

To EDWARD M. NORTON. United
States Marshal for the WeStern Dis
trtct of VtIginias
THE Fall Term Ofthe District Court Of the United
i States for the Western District Of Virginia, at
Charleston having been prevented from holding its
regular term Mt the tnE appointed by law, you arc
hereby authorized, by publishing this VIBRANT, to
notify all persons interested in the business Of that
Court that special term will be held at Charleston,
SoE ts on ~ &
unfinished OF otherwise, that could be transacted ut
regular term Of the same and for this purpose you
are hereby required to summon q Grand Jury to be
in attendance upon the Court at that time and
Given under my hand, as Judge of the District
Court Of the United States for the Western District OF
Virginia, this 26th day OF October, 1858.
oct20.td JOHN j. JACKSON, Jr.