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Federal Cavalry Sent to II arford County,
Maryland.

BALTIMORE, July 26.-A cavalry force has
been sent TO Hartford county, in this State, to
regulate few Copperheads there who have
been giving intimation of their purpose to re-
buttons npon them to nav for the enroiIug g Off
GERS barn, which they burned, and for any
other damages that may hereafter be sustained,
NO special news has been received here to-
night This has been the hottest day of the
season bnt we had a cooling shower o-night.
The secessionists have rumers of Federal
repulse al Charleston, but they are not believe
The Old Point boat brings nothing.
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UNITED STATES $40 BONDS.

LIMITED STATES $40 BONDS. s-s., .a.v 4
j. UNITED STATES 7-2o TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
UNITAD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DHBTEpNESS. s.
Gold, Silver, uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
parts Of Europe and the NORTH ern Cities,
BOUGHT AND BOLD,
We are authorized to furnish s-2D Bonds at par
until the LIST Of An gust next, when the privied re
Of conversion ceases
Ortsrs for Stocks and Gold executed in New York
exclunvely com mis- sion ESQ = asszss
'N' RITTENHoUsE, FAINT 4 co,
vi tt Ba mixers, 3s2s Penn avenue.
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II IL was true that the Federal cruisers had de-
irrmined 10 take no more PRICES, but 20 sink All,
Vesseis running the blockade OF Charleston
Earl Rueseli replied that the Governor of thf,
Bahamas has made no official report-he had
no doubt the American Government wouId
give reparation. With respect TO the second
question ne had seen similar statement in the
newspapers, but had no reason at present to
believe il correct
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From New York; elief Fund S7O,OOO-
Fall of Part of q Euildiug

NEW YORK, July 25.-Nearly $4,000 have
already been collected for the families of no.
licemen, firemen and soldiers injured or killed
in the riots.
A detachment of troops from the Army of
the Potomac have arrived to take charge of
the drafted men in the Northern and Eastern
States Their principal duty will be to catch
runaways. They 60 to Elmira and other point IS
of the State, and to Vermont and Connecticut.
The side wall OF a -four warehouse, Phelps
Adams's, No. 80 Washington street, fell out.
ward This afternoon with fearful crash The
building was full of flour, tobacco, lard and
whisky. No one was hurt.
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~ The Louisville Journal has the most
trustworthy intelligence that one corps of
Bragg's army, under Polk, was sent to rein
force Richmsnd about the 10th instant One
division went by way of Knoxville, East
Tennessee, and the other by way Of Atlanta.
Chattanooga, reported to have been abandoned,
is now occupied by Hardee's corps of the rebel
aTmy.
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~ Two of the guns captured from Morgan's
Rebels, at Burlington, have reached Cincinnati
One Of them is brass IL FOUNDER, which was
manufactured at Rome, Georgia, in December
last The other is a steel rified gun with u
S. deeply stamped in the metal between the
arms. Beside the guns there were eleven
wagons and buggies and several horses but
none of them very valuable. Two thousand
five hundred prisoners have also arrived.
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The Draft in philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The draft in the
nineteenth ward is finished, completing the
Third Congress sional District, At the close of
the drawing, three cheers were gwen for 'sthe
country, right or wrong" with Will The
draft for The city is now complete, except for
the First and Second Districts.
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A Sensation Rumor Exploded.

BOSTON, July 26.-The firing heard off Port
land on Friday was the United States steamer
Montgomery trying her guns. She fired thirty
rounds. Spoke no vessels There was togcy
weather all the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-27

H- The Kentucky election for members o.
Congress will occur ON Monday, the Sd OF
August. There is a great deal OF interest at
tached to this election, inasmuch as the parties
are go evenly balanced in the representatives
already elected that single vote may turn
the scale either way. t. @"
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Arrival from AxpinwaIl

NEW YORK, July 26-Tha steamer Champi-
on from Aspinwall on the l7th, has arrived
She brings s2sn.00O in treasure
Ths Panama (Coiombial Legislature has
prom lga'Pd new Constitution, and elected
General Santa Colma Governor. thus ousting
the present incumbent
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LoUIsIANA AV:. HEAR sIsTH srRiu..
VIM, n sinn -. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE SUMMER THEATER
STANDARD MUSIC HALL.
THE POPULAR AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION,
ONLY PLACE OF THE KIND IN WASH
ING TON,
MAMMOTH DRAMATIC AEb oPERATIc COM
BINATI0N!
THE FLOATING BEACON OF DEATH;
THE YASHREE TAR.
Characters by the Dramatic COMPANY
New Scotch Ballet.
II A 81 o 8 b o n s.
. By the Court of Beauty,
MISS EVA BRENT.
The Great operate Songstress.
The Immense Corps d'Ethiope in
ExTRAvAGANZAs,& &c.
Admission twenty Ave and ffty cents
Grand Family Matinee every Saturday Afternoon
The Great .Zanfretta Troupe on Monday, Ar-
gust Sd. :: Jy T6t
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Death Of Hon. JohnJ. Cr;,,eud.u

FRANKFORT, July 26.-The Hon. John T.
Crittenden died at half-past three o'clock this
morning, without pain or struggle, in full pos
esson OF his mental fac ulties His disease was
general debility. lie was aged seventy seven
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Funeral Of NJ aior McCook in CINCINNATI

Funeral of Major McCook in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, July 26.-The funeral of Major
Daniel McCoek, paymaster in the army, took
place this afternoon. The procession was long
and imposing, in which were Major General
Burnside and staff, Major General Cox and
ments of the city, five companies OF infantry,
Free Masons, the City Councils, Major Gener-
al McCook, Colonel Dan McCook. aud Cap
tain McCook. of General Rospcrans's staff
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NEW YORK, July 25.-The steamer Colum-
bia has arrived from New Orleans, but she
brings no news. -
Generals Sherman and Shepley are passen-
gers, General sherman VIII leave for Newport
to-day. -
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- Such Of the New York policemen as ex-
pressed unwillingness to face the recent riotous
demonstrations have been dismissed from the
force. One of them was inside the arsenal
when it was attacked, and wished al once 10
deliver up his shield to the roundsman, whose
1eply is said to have been, Sc have no time TO
take shields now, and if you don't do your
duty I'll blew your brains ont"
R- InSJamaiea, New York, last week, a re-
spectacle lady, while laboring under mental
alteration, appeared upon the most public
thoroughfare in state of perfect nudity and
attempted to kill her child q belief having en-
tered her mind that "God desired she should
kill the child" -r<-,~-...s -.-.-
~ A Georgia paper estimates that the dogs
in the Coniederacy eat q, Gee OCe worth of food
yearly and therefore advises that ali the ca
mines in rebeldom be killed. None are tn ho
spared; big dogs, little dogs, valuable dogs. or
worthless ours. = e0t ftrf ! 80
~A party of twelve young men clubbed
together in Philadelphia, to pay $500 fer anv
one OF their number who might be drafted. Ons.
fourth OF the humber were drawn, and there
fore $1,2o0 instead of $500 will have to be
raired. - y y
- There IS an organized band of Confede-
rate dessrters in Dinwiddie county, Va. which
making mnch trouble for JEFF. Davis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ARLINGTON THEATER,
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PA. AVENUE

THIS Monday EVENING
Third week of the il com parsbly ui gage
ment of
JANE ENGLISH'S FAMOUS COMPANY
From the Theaters Porte st: Martin. Paris, De 10
hcala, Milan; fremont, Boeton, and Laura
Keene's, New York.
TROUPE ST DENIS.
Rosita, Auensta Louise, Bugenia abel, AuReuste
Caron, Dopetti. Breezy. Mcntapari, Csppo-
Ia. Glsies. Aontmercy, dc.
DUCHALUMEAU.
NEW COMO AND ARTIsTIC ST. DENIS OLIo.
FETE OHAMPETRE
DAY PERFORMANCES,
WEDN ESDAY AND SATURDAY ARrERNooNs.
The popular yenn and beautiful Prims Ballsrina,
H lie Marietta Rayel, niece 20 Gabriel aud Fran
gagged to appear in few days At this Thsater In
active preparation the enhancing Comic Trick
Panic mi me. The Golden Egg"
Famil, Matinee. Wedpesdas afternoon.
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~ The Rebel steamers Lizzie and Kate Ode,
both noted blockade e-ranners, have been cap
tured. rE5E.#aE r.4tg @-- r.eH IL.
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New YORK, July 25.-The steam gunboat
Nahaska arrived to- day with the Monitor Le-
high in tow.
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DROPOsALs ROR HATS, GAPS, SHOES, DRY
GOODS, 60.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WAsHINGroN,l
Once Of ChiV Rharte,maste July l. 1861
Written proposals>Ar Are invited for furnishing for
this Depar to be delivered in this city the
following articles suitable for clothing contrabsnd
men, Women and children.
: Russett Brogans, and other serviceabIe Shoes
for men, Women, and ehildren's wear. = =
Chip, felt, and woolen Hats, and cloth Caps.
ham Over alls- =
Kerseys, iinseys. sinshams, blankets, and other
Woolen and Cotton Goods
Samples should be sent with each bid, at the ex-
pense OF the party forwarding the same.
No bids Will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be furnished Of the reliability ana
Proposals win be opened from time to time. and
contracts awarded as the interests of the service
may require,
Good security will be required fer the faithful
fulfllment of any contract made under this adver-
tisement.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed, and Endorsed :" Proposals for furnishing
Dry Goo DIS &c. ELIAS M GREENE
Lieutenant Colonel Chief Quartermaster,
~ I'm Hasc Department of Washington.
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MAYORS OFFICE, July q, 1885,
Il ROP0SALS Will be received at this Off ice until
II O'Clock m. on Tuesday, 18th instant for grading
and srayeiins sth street vest, from street north
approved By the Comm issioners and Assistant
Commissioners, and nine inches in center, taper.
ing to four inches at the gutter line, To be we'll
raked of stones of improper size and to be we'll
rolled with heavy roller.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for graveing.
No part of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor cept upon the certificate of the Com.
missioners and both of the Assistant Com on
ers that the wsrk has been REoReFly executed.
i. Commissioners Of Second and Third Wards.
THOMAS LEWIS
WIN. q. FOROE,o'
jy 24-d -.z Assistant Commissioners
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vARiETIE8I VARtETlESl
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth 1t.

vARiETIE8I VARiETlE8l
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth 1t.
jim BUDWORTH,
JIM BUDWORTH,
jim BUDW0RTH,
AGN'Es SUTHERLAND.
AGNES SUTHERLAND.
AGNES SUTHERLAND.
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
EMMA MARSH,
EMMA MARSH
EMMA MARSH,
EMMA MARSH
MILLY BERTHA
M1LLY BERTHA
MILLY BERTHA
HILLY BERTHA,
JOHNNY WILD,
JOHNNY WILD,
y0HNNY MILD,
and NEARLY FIFTY
ARTISTS,
zRTfSST4ss,,
DOUBLE BILL,
DOUBLE BILL!
D0UBIE BfLLi
Admission Is, SO and rs cents. tyH-6t
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The WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing greater variety Of interesting
reading than can be found in any other, N
published on Friday morning.
TERMe-Cash, narariatiy ia adcaaee.
Single copy, per annum. ... 81 20
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II invariably contains the "Washington
News" that has made The Daily Evening STAY
circulate SO generally throughout the country
Ssingie copies Tin wrappers) can be pro-
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ODO FELLOw8' HALL.
MONDAY SEyENING, July nth, 1853.

MONDAY SEVENING, July 27th. 1853
FOR ONE WEEK.
First appearance In Washington, since his return
from Europe, of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
(Son of the Wizard of the North } in his entirely
new entertainment of PrestidiR citation, entitled
~ THE WORLD OF MAGIC A
IS lately performed by him in England, Ireland,
and Scotland in all the principal Opera Houses
and Theaters, before thousands of spectators, who
THE GREATEsT MAGICIAN
OF ANCIENT OR MODERN TIMESl
During the past six years. Prof. Anderson has
travelled through Austria is. Sandwich an Society
Islands California I'm gland, Ireland and Scotland,
in which time he has added all the novelties he as
learned to his
CYCLOGEOTIC AND
HYPEkMETRICAL PROGRAMME
The principal feature of the entertainment is the
ENTIRE ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS!
All effects being produced under
EXTRA0RDINAY MANUAL SKILL
Grand Day Entertainment every Wednesday
and Saturday. for the accomm odatian OF Ladies and
Children, ats p m. Admission rs cents; Reserved
Seats so eents Doors open at 71a O'Clock; com
mence at CLOCK. jy 22-5ts
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NofICE.-For sale five hundred sets of one,
two and four horse second hand Harness
three hundred good cisizenst and Mcclellan sec
oDd-hand saddles. Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave. /,
between "a and 9Th street. Harness and Saddle
Hands wantedi also, one good srrapd Boz.
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FROM EUROPE,

The London Press on American Affairs
Russian Reply on the Polish Question
The Motion to Recognize the Rebels
"ithdrawn-R Roebuck and LINDSAY
Snnbbed by Lord PalmerSton.
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Law BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAysS a HoRDs Hgysspoy.

Tse -eeoas sslurse q Ao-.s Hsrd.- eeu.rIis-
q indian. 50 u'es has sss .pp-ss-d h. volume
completes their .srk is mechanical sr.eus,en a vsr
ersd.ble. and sklli. learning. i.bor whieh The
editors have bestowed en- Il, nerit the hishsa praise
None ba, learned dlxsni lawyers eoala h.-. yrss.s.a
sneh a work.
The second volume embraces al the public statutes a
upon the subjects which relates.
and se m ell excepting The seis Of the last regular and
EXTRA session. of the Legislature II Il great sse.i-
ierce eoup.sion all existing
l5ec are collected together In the place IN thes
volumes: 80 thatue reader glance al the
legislation in force any given subject TAKE fcr en-;
ample the act Of 1854 organizing Courts Of Common
Pless-the editors pnhsL the at large and they also
print In the form Of tie page containing
this all the amendaory IL which have
been passed up to this time And they have done Of
all the other contained In the revision q 1854
The editors have added value these vol
umcs-especally the lasi-by the copious and learned
with which the volumes abound These indi
much labor legal They furnish us In .
concise and fom With all the sd publications Of
our Supreme COurt these statutes These seudos-
being very numerous, the references 60 them
IN the volumes under consideration. WILDE Of great value
to lawyer and indeed s persons concerned In the
administration justice The eaers have also referred.
7
made on statutes similar
An excellence Of these volumes. not 10 be overlooked
l. the FUN index appended to each In tnd
ana there has been gvcd index 20 Any volumes
statutes published by authority This provoking defect
completely remedied in the volumes under re-
view; and these indexes viii greatly tighten the labor OF
all who have occasion TO look into statutes.
This the first private enterprize has at
tempted the publication Of Indiana statutes. The at
| tempt. do doubt, will be successful and will
duly reward the learned editors and erseTPrzng psbsh
livery lawyer will of course purchase these volumes
every clerk. sheriff justice Of the peace Of the
State. will find it 10 his advantage own them.
DAVID MD0NALD.
indianapolis, June s. 1852
! The foregoing notice by Judge McDoSALD, Of GAVIN
IioSDs Compilation Of The Of Indiana Is de-
signed puff Of the work. but Is unsolicited CON-
mendaiion the ability accuracy. and completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The second volume which has just been issued from
the press Is being delivered subscribers rapidly
possible This edition will be found
c-ssy every lawyer justices Of the peace and county
officers in the State. The publication Of the work
| private cnternrize, and the publishers only hope
enumeration is In its sale those for whose oonvencpcs
| IL was prepared The two volumes about ls0e
pages Of natter nearly double the quantity embraced
| the revision Of ls57.
The price OF the 81 so per volume - 90 for
the two volumes Orders addressed the subscriber M
| reorive prompt attention. J. J. BINGHAE.
Jun. 7th 1854. indianapolis. Ind.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

T. .he pa5lis With the conviction that has no equal IN
relieving the class Of diseases Viii IL has been found
eminenty successful ia curing and trust that all
be rewarded for efforts IN scing valuable arcn-y
form 10 nieet the requirements Of patient and phys
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-27
J. V. l.. DE WITT.
Bosros cOnssss, n Y. Dec. s7,h, 1851

BosroS CoKStRs, y Y, Dec 27ih, 1851.
WV. H. GRxGe 4 Co.
Gets freely give You liberty 20 make Of the fol-
lowing certificate Of the value ofConsitutOn Water which
lean recommend in the highe>t manner
M wife. who attacked with pain IN the shoulders
whole length Of back. and IN her mbs with Palpation
Of the Heart, sended with Falling of the Womb Dys-
menurrhqa. and Irritation Of the Bladder. | called
physician who attended her about three months VII.
be lief, her than be found her. then employed
Of the beet phys clans could find who attended her
for about nine mouths and while she his care
-he did not suffer quite much pain he finally gave her
up and said. "hr1' tcdS iHcErIbie " For said he
sse as saeh con5faFfi 0fcgnI lGafs, thar rrefi
cine gisea fer sIsros agfiEsf other At her
iiristhiesn About this time he commenced the use Of
Constitution aier and asioniShment al
mot the dose seemed have the effect and
che kept improving rapidly under It's en and
Low surerntends entirely her domestic affairs She has
sry Of The Constitution Water Tor about four
weeks. aud happy to say that IL has produced
apermanentcur
wM N.vANBENsCHOTEN.
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Attest.
JOSH II. RIA. Clerk
40. AIS.
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
f,bS-di.t

no. ais.
LIMITED STATES oF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
nfASt-SS
Where's. lbei % Information has been nied in the
District Cccsg III the United States, within aud Tor the
seventh Circ ant p,rict " Indiana the 2sh day u
January lscs. by John Hanna. 49,. Attorney Of the
Cuited stale. TIC District u lniN1. against the oi
Io-iug De serb-d property of Jo6r W Cana0a to-t
one par q s.csnd hsnt steam engines, Tor vslson #
tn powers = act q C1ngtess approved jelly II.
iss7 entitled San 10 suppress nsurreoon, 70 punish
Treason and reOu seize and ccnnscse the property
Of rebels aud cor other prposes and Urayins process
against and that the be condemned
AMI 1old a. esssiui-.' property.
So~ therefse In psrsusnes ~ the naonon " der the
seal q aid C.s 20 directed and delivered 60 here
BY give public 'ie- all persons claiming sst property.
any part ihsco In any Interested therein
that thew be Snd app before the said the Dstrei
Court oftke tted ssis be held Al the city 4 In
d.anapois 20 for The District Of Indiana on The II
Monday q Feusgy next O'clock Of the iorenoon
Of that day. htn sa 'herr TO iateposs their claims AMI
make their ale a'.ons IA that behalf
n. g.. ROSE e. =. Marshal.
~ 4 :. Brssfow, p-paty.
Attest.
5osS n IA c.,ra sbs-aia
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go. 31ij
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

no. I'LL
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. S.
WUsrks A libel VI information has been filed ia the
District Court q the United within and for
the seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th
day Of January, 1ss3 by John Hanna. ESQ.,. Attorney
for the United STATES for the District Of lGdiaDa against
the following described credits and effects Of William
J. Holcomb to-wif: -Four Pronissory Sote>. all dated
respectively from the ist October, ls6l. with in
tsreS said notes given by John J. Oaks 90
Seth Way, and him assigned and transferred 70 said
No comb aud secured by mortgage certain real estate
IN Lapo~ county Indiana foe violation Of the powers Of
act Of Congress approved July Il, iss2. entitled IAN
suppress punish and bel
Hon. snd conscsfc the property Of rebels and for
other parposes and praying process against said properly
aud that thu. may be condemned aud sold
eneml>s' property.
Vow, therefore, m pursuance Of the nonon under the
seal % said court directed and deliyered do here
~ give public notice all persons claiming ssit proprty
any part thereof In interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States be held the city Of indianapolis
IN and for the Isrict VI Indiana the third Monday Of
February next ter o'clock Of the forenoon Of that
day then and there nterpose their claims and make
thsir allegations IN that behalf
y. @. ROSE, Z. s. Marshal.
Per l. \. BiaELow, Deputy.
Attest,
Jors ~ RsA CLERK. feb3-dl4t
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No 7if
LIMITED sI,AIss or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
pfANAhSS

10
TINTED SlaTES or ANEklCA. DISTRICT OF IN
u pfASA,sss
whereas sbel of inforrnaf ION hss been nl,d In the
District * The United States. within and
Seventh Crcusnd Distinct Of ind4na the zsth day Of
January ls63 yyohn Hanna, E-q At0rus sfthr United
States tor the District Of Indiana sns the following de-
scrbcd estate Srets moneys and effects Of certan per-
sons unknown, TO- wiz tks 90 Ia cash in the hands of
J. W. Forshe. also the Of s75 90 in cash in the
hands Of one r. b. xccain for violation OF the
powers ofsn approved Jay IL s62 entitled
IAN SUPPRESS inurreetion punish and
rebellion. seine and cont sczss the property Of rebels
and for ether purposss and praying process against
said cash, and that the may be condemned aud
sold ~ enemief' property.
So~stherefe ia Pursuance Of the nonitioa under the
ses Of said Coz directed and delivered. 10 here
- give public ho;ce all claiming saii cash,
any part thereof in manner Eeresed therein,
that they be ami appear before the sad the strict Court
81 the United States be held al the city Of indianapolis,
and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
Peb lary next ten oeock ofthe forenoon Of that
thea and there inerpose their claims and make their
Allegations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, United States MArshai.
By l. :. Borrow. Deputy.
Attsst.
Jcss H. RIA. Clerk ftbSdist