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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
Bosfoa EUe, a"g Gozeite.
From the Daily Rebel.
4 CoufrdsrHts AJph bet.

A is for Anderson fo' en- ost a d lest,
Blsf set Ell, Bltlsr lhs 3easL;
u j. for Cha Q and also for II O.,
d il for Darkies. Disaster Defeat;
F. in for gle, traneferm. o crow,
+ i. the Flag sprea3 rg ruin AID %ue;
& is for GinbeL 90 WIN We Will hang,
Hunter tho Hound ard all Of IL gang;
l is the Iuf4my of Inch they proud,
j. Johnssn the JaCknn tie worst the croWi;
is their K aeDdar Dt acc deufs dire.
l. is or iDcon, the Lonp eggod Liar;
M's for McCellan who klcbmoac " ,uid see,
is Tor Ne ,er. when his H. sh4 b
q SHOWS what .,nkees will nIak- hy he war,
Q 10 f"r Qu~y, wha is it all for 2
+, which pa sed. sta ds for puppy and Pope,'
r il for Rosecrans Rasca AID Bop;
8 staEdA for Sc va d well sUrnaTed tie Snake,
# The three month"; the heb luoa Pil take
US tor the URiCu O. ali ib4I is base,
for the Vi:tor es thai n ver TOOK place:
w fer Winfield who vlct0riss great,
Xerxrs.iik euded u 4 I'm fol doicB,,
7 stands for Yankees thAt g. 1t esteemed nation.
z S for Z .T0 their true vain tion
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
For Sale and to Let.
VALUABLE FAsa FOR -ALE.


WISH To FILL MY FARM eight miles :ouhwest ef
Carthsg Moore couaty lying he basin of the Goa j.
fields MeClendons and ~uck Ks. asd the locali
the Cheraw aEd Cpaed Road containing 700 acres
200 host n iand abOu 100 of the actions
clear the lasd produ fer corr co ton
whsat, of sandy, light soil Coed water, hrsshg
huildng. pretty good 40 so hands Msht be work
ed advantage sad farm There about 100 acres
sseded in whea and oSs. will give immediate posses
s.ssicu. Address NOAH RICBA D~n@,
Geld Eegon. N c..
March 4, 1868. 1885,.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
March IS, 1853.
March 18th, 1863
ETTF'E,

FE5aS al B5 R!EFB having qualified st tbe Decsklbsr
A. o. 1862, OF the o 1T OF Pie al and Qu.r
sessi.is Jhs COupEy OF a ever, fha k1s,Gsur
q vi Of the late san Y
rs rot kes al iEdettad hs :esi0r to- &c
pa and ke wing claims 1gsiEs. said ses
Uy;4@d TO pTes"Bt them within th9 biDe
by this viii be pleaded il bar Of their
recovery.
J0HE DAWSON, Executor.
March lOth, 1898 I2a-,t-24 St
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
March lOth, 1895

SS SFDLE, skirts tan color, with black seat, well
"a mount 10 front aid sh back rso, little worn Sb"u
the covering of korn he above Saddle Was lett at NT
=. - Pow Is hotel In Gin few days previoua to
last superior Court he'd for tie County of Any
pE leaving sd Saddle with MF. Powell, linton
Eive inTef that get it, they will be kind
ly thznked aid i0orslly paid, -
CALMLY WEST,
Newton Grevs N. G..
March H. ~ 49,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

STATEsyILLG 3AfLR'AD - the B4cO3d from this
place Ste yFvj!s (rsfh he Atlantic, Hern Onio
road because Gs. chartered t,fna ~ Jon, s.
burO', ieun., aid thence tie 40 K vrr) Is LOW
completed announced last wgck. tois IL I'D VIII
be OF gre.t convenience the cOugtIy be.@e this
point and Staiesvie p4s7irg as Il 2rs tOruG-h one Of
Zoe fGest sections o nonG ann lrede; ald
deed the couotry btyoad Statesv.c vii, f1d It
rien for those visiting 10 tTsvi 50G't = n9t 10 the
way OF transporting goods ond pgodI.e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

TIE FooD CEaP --Gfeat euG.rd< absolute
tanrine, says cse Aarie's (Gi Adcocafe, viii rsait
tom failure 10 bring be uCia d.sTics of rhe
South up heir highest capacity TIE n d1c'ion,
.uis year. Of proyls Snch is the opinion oi all
well informed miuts Ia t:Ie COn'ed-racy Let every
available acre therefore, be brouglr no c1ilv'uon,
es bog b negec'sd IL the cat,lVa'lou OF tie
u, gh;eh Can ct r.s4e 10 ccnti5Ce ,uman SUBJ
ajsle1ch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
FROM vlCK=BUkG-1Hb MT tTEsPs To PASS
our aAITERIEs-TWo Gs:NBOATS @UNK.

Two of ths eReRys gunSoata attempted to paAs doEr
the River his norn&g Our batteries oPeaed them
One sunk ,si1e batteries and the
other badly rld5!ed and lies oppe-ise he caEa bat
taries. Ii in expected rhe will b suAk 6hs
Gre bat appease t. be ex.ins nsaed TIE drag of
hsttsr,sa w.s speri:i Almost eve shss took efees
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
C0&P.DMRATE 4oNGaE-S

HIUEM0EB,
Nothing of Ia rotaLce has b.en done the Ssa>te
day epeR session Aojouf. ed uhtiI Aonday In the
aous- Tie bill establish Net passed; a
the senate bill di >eqlsstIaliIE act. Tn
House rscedtd from h ndment to the SENATE reEelu
tieu eEdDg asrickul lists to large provision
crops. Adjourned until satu day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
cas- BE WSRD


s sta AYED the Ian alton of J. r Hurst, in
NxSSS bupliu county red cow. marked, swallow fork
aAkEaas each ard had n bell Shen sbe fe also
ii and spotted Irarling4, believe ked,
h huI the ether h.fer presume hey wi 90 ha
to URsl ccuaCy. / wilt give hs above reward to any
o tg ke them take them and ipto, Of
the fact The IS d very fire milch
4. W. F3NVIILE,
garc5 a. lSss . 2s3t+
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
Irn Ror,ang 10 Farmers.

We take secession TO direct speeal attestios ts the
nexed aenera orders trcm the Aouant and Inspector
general u. Array.
Farmers who holding the prime aeeessaries of life
may bring them ratkes witheaI mp}es atoA but If 3
plus ouad stored their pzaalons sh st @sy be i'm
pIsRsea at uovei Lment pri. es i.cok
ApJT Il EsP'k GER'E PFCB
hIslAoEB h arch L9ta, $685. I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
500 REWARD

D A
e. RUEAW2Y 7 tR The SUBsCRTBER'S Plaata
"a tioD. Dupn County, the I4th july TWO negroes
u named Is HAN and rARAH. Abraham is dark
eump!ecced. ably iu tuce built aged sbou ls
years. md tas g down look wh suoken to earah Chs
sIstr) light cUmpacted, ul face, hss pretty bold look
wren spoken aged 8bOu 2U years, medium height and
The above posed to be Lar king ct
Rear siarsh huTch and vicinity.
reward OF Fory Dollars will be paid f1T their delivery
or safe CO.. fnement ii a!. 90 that get th, and
additional srd Fifty Eoars for evidence to convict
any white person OF harbo ing them
A B. BRANCH.
Branch's store. March 18th, 1868. 26-4t~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
General Notices.
Notice..
Dec. NJ, 1851.

Ff4nE 8UBSCRIE FPS. ct tie Aar"h Tern, 1868 cf the
Court OF Plea and QGarrer -eaioDs fer New Hap"Vs
C0uny having duly lied Executor. 10 the las: will
Muses. LppmaD. rd esy notify al
pesOns iD"ebed TO he estate OF the sad &ssss Lopnan
to make immediate nt all sons Aavns cla'mt
against them wi his be Prec4TIb
by this notes will be peadtd in bar their
Coyery. JACt LYON, ExAe,rs
S. ANATHAG, ''
March IS, 1853
{kTE We placed s the noes and accounts dua Ssses
~ Lt man, by tbe cit of Sampson cu'ty, the
hs ds Of Patrick ply, Attorney st Law, col
lection d. htoTi sill Liesse promptly call upon him Enn
settle. and thus costs.
JACOB LYON Executors,
5. AEATHAN 'A
March 18th, 1863 l3i6t-96-iM@
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

? Wr.'>r in . New 70 " ninx Post describes the
lows: N0' ~ -
AS 1h rebes rely verY much for the defence Of their
ha hFs on I G rpcd0es placed in the channel vays
|oao sugees hnt toa laee in the day, simple meth-d
OF TenOeriig hH harmless. It rely t. fire can
noa "si wi coll 1t rope stached TO it precisely as
wreck in breakers The bali ,svino dronned 10 ~
TT when hauling back BY he lice will il ev taby drag
The wes Ia which the torpedoes are attahsd and
eihe their exp o-ion the conneetie with
the shore, aud thu der fbem harmless
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

jast through from Kentucky, has been dong deal OF
mischief the enemy the region OF lexington, ard
along the line OF travel throughout the blue grass re-
gios.
The reported movements Of Morgan and Pegram are
untrue.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
DE ERTKH-s35 Reward.

ERTEH-s3j FEV SRD.
II ASSERTED D hom camp 20th N. C. Reg ment, Fred
srckshu z, Vs.. 9th of y arch 1863, privAte
BUBR ri TEA 90. II" 3 IN n. C. Rsg't Said Tew is 8
fee ca high dark eonpsexion, ard black eyes aud
ba k hair lie about 35 years age, and has very
serious pedinent in ste c..
The ab will be paid tor his apprehension ard
delivery in amp for MS confinement in some JA
q that | can get him. D. DfVAHE,
Capt Co. 'T' Goth Rsg't N. q T
Ma ch 10 1868. asa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

In cglzrp sus c1ra3y. g. Is -Gl iSth I96,. GARY. in
fat Gau.hgor ut J*hh W and Et-IGe SahfcT 81 cd
% r"GB--
Weep net ord par 1T tho gh MIS- Ihe 7unBY smies
nd fond embrace yout vetio,a adaFur yet think
no happy she Is tho bosom ol Jesus. 7---
his lCVeiy . d Oaus, 30 ial,
alleo hone y tiy & ON, -
To thO@ sweet d HJWer
IL Paradise could bloom.
Ia DupIn county, on the 18th inst of Dip re ~, mn
JONES oul, = Ii Of Ailam aud inursd a. "a AAu A"@A'
aged years, 4 months, aid days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
FROh txV NAH.

SAVANNAH, barch 2fta, 1888
The Tankecs came IN jacksonville, + arda three
miles On yeste day Ihe Rouse ID
miles q: Railroad track We lened H. and eey hun
riei IF coming again to-day cousias1ab fight lis
a eteS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
+ Rom saVASSaR r.

kAvAfRAH. March s6 l es
Two Captains SID Elk triEa'es OF the 4 th New folk
csptu ed b. in = b'as 3es'erda, n '11az
whst Ell route rom fort Puasks tissals W. Ao asg
,An left,r rra
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
FEDERAL ELPozTs FROM THE YAzfo PASS 2y
ryDIFJnN
R1sHxosD, VA, March a5th 1858.
THE Easa EvAlUAT7D ~FNsACoLA.

NOBLE Rsrch ?stA, 1883.
E-ia i&tegesss Ass bseH received OF the evacuation
Of P+rsaces by the enssey They occupy navy
yard fsts ksrssks &nd Pickeas TS sas"a OF the
aad all sAers that sould DO have been to Gen
Banks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
FROM CEARLE@T N.


CKARLs1EnH MarsA asia. laes.
We haze 4aAens1s ROWS that the eHeG g fe Pprt
soy> h&a keep eaIed aadred vessels
ab thirty transports having bes aided hin tha
l.st tss days, The Ffe8sh steamer RenaHdn lef,
here TO- day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

They have a n way of - runnirg the blockade i'm
the army. The wrap q bottle of Whisky in umu Of
dough aud bake into bread loafand passes with.
out the cOuntersign.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
GRItDStt}NES

OF SUPERIOR QU Ia I1Y. of any required, from
~ Deep river, De furnished application ter
Linz Han & CO..
Branch P ", Chatham o n. @.
Orders be left with hr A e Hail, who in agent
In Wilmington.
Nov 3oth, 1854 10-3mS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
Professional and Business Cards.
JOSEPH L.. KEEN.

JOSEPH La. KEEN,
fNONTRACTOR 4 AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he prepared TO take contracts In BIB ns
business He keeps constantly hand LIMB CsAHNT
PLASTER PLAsTERe HAIR Philadelphia PRESS 6Rlck FIRE
BRIcK, &c.
NJ B. To Distilers Turpensnehe 10 prepared to put
up Stills a. the shortest notice gay A0-0Ily
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

CONFEDERATE 9oKsRH=s.

COkFEDERATE 3OR8RE5S.
RfcMMoMp Nsreh Is, 'set.
The e"Rass 'sday passed the So bills pay sal
sries Of abroad il cont;ras 10 pre-
vsena OF the aet &pprrved 18th Of May 1851 restise
the ten bonds and ths ye%r treasury bill
for tAe relief the Brunswick and Albany rarsad, esoI
gia ssa for tAe publication of the laws in thrse II th.
pubic Gzss IN esch state The Senate then intc
secret session.
Ii ths Hause, Mr.. Esrtia member from Florida
Psarsd "Bd qsafsa- Tie efl coRsdered
ust ssj 'aAas nrosctee &ehats took place On the
an.sd eat providing that erediA shallbs va=ed
bis is COLA mA.k.t when sh helde shall ha
me4t was asaIy adopted.
ETsHMorW Va .a,ch ash 1853.
4he senate' to day. p1ass the 'nprsssn"nt biz ~hich
IishBg Ccart IF .3lsims Houa~ unimpogtaas
FEDERAL RIPoaTs FROM THE YAz'fo PASS 2x-
petition.
RIeaMcsD, VA, March 25th 1858.
CiaafEse dispatch OF hs lS-h inst SAYS that apsesl
Esempki that the Yazso Pass
clifton had met With a check. The suHboat ihilcette On
eountered rebel battery s the nenth Of Taahssche
river the fga satRa al day ne shot from the battery
eD:creA tss h&e Of the Chl:ceehe killing fear SID
woundiRg fsartesa she received axty-f3ur sbos.
Ard damaged ssTioaAly Tae f=et consisted #
ChliceEhs, HsKas, Ave aEran tsahoaks, eighties
rarsp-rs Al Last asesrats tAree nies
4se bat ery
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
GEORGIA L.t@TaI.ATURs.

hsr@R a@kh, lF@S.
Tbs General AsaeRsiy e,gs BE to dss Gey. brpan
lsst il his uissAsge as hs>t pss . O'Clock Sc recon-
1sads restricting the planting Of esstos TO quarter Of
the hsna, ubder, ksasy penalty Ae urges tse
seeetai'y Of this On account OF the
scarcity of Prevafshs: reeoRnends further rsst,in:on
OF tie daiiatioa spisita the of
dried psecsfs and Of vgiesce to Enah cdeaGe-s
r. the eRacr of chs bends Of ks Confed
erste States bY Ccs-*ia calculated impair sHf-de
aists at he and abroad. inure the credit
the et and do the COME deracy but ercouYas
-ceeskuctiop Ee recommends tkat ngrss. bs
ed levy tax {" rhe Of the whole deb
cfsae Sihkins tRns 70 exttagu the q et gradually
urges cordis snppert of the Confedera as GovsrE.
end AdniRistra,ien.
tt tns3erins the states Interest hs recommends
Of salaries 10 ooers He deal the Iegis
devise the bsst plan m farDshrg lshs,ers for de
fences. He recsa.mruds the State cary corn to
estitate port Of tbs state and advises amendments
the militia laws.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
8. COOPER,
A6i't and iUsD. Gem


The New York Hetad l. greatly d-tr sssd that three
Confederate snouu nrVe to escape :he
clu3 hse jn ed t,tats nnV: cons ting If three
our k: sLips uf aud conEiaue Unchecked their
.ey.s at OF Yenk commsrce. IL 'HsF colsoe l1seI
by let pg th4' the thug might be great a. we're
I'ar de ate Pr1 Vateets fhEi' % sht
.y. nee tb uogGt, Lued ed Il be- x 63it ns
va pt ON t1e Tsse Of ocean.
I.t e. ns.t fore a.pu is pby of the Ducn-
ma. no ard th2GksJ hrarn IL Vas not MS
.sek.--is, ehnao7.d D,spath
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

THE WESTERN SITuATIoN-The Chattanooga Rebel
of lhe 2lst lDst. says:
For three DAYS the streets Of Chattanooga have
. hned with rtanJrs of somewhat startling Character
from 'front.' F5e pertinacity with which these a;e
reps atsd aducss believe that Rsecrahz s actual
10 G., angiog his base. L is confidently sf med by
oerti.s fulahoDa that the enemy have evacuated
Nurlreesboro which hiss been occupied by cavalry
We are inclined TO doubt the latter premature 10
soy the least of it.
or the movements of the Fedesals in the direct OF
Colum oa, however, there seems bs doubt. 1t Is
possibly the intention of Rosecrauz TO occopy lower
central Tennessee and either TO iorcr troops upon
the iine of the river, or to unite with Grant
Col. Uluks's regiment, We are informed by parties
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

~ ordered 70 he continued the
harReG per square for eachnseTop aie the f's
NO advertisement refecsipp upon private abspaCe
aan under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES q admitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

NOBLE, 1sreh e5> 1858.
The correspondent OF the advertiser aaa keTster
ing frem vicksburg the 2sd says: Da urday
lug Co Furssson, ny the batteries the juho-
ton Of Deer Creek with -urfower River. thirty miles
above it's Jsacton with the REFUSED the
dssre,i it in said three driving
back. Gel FaTgeson ID sufsis strength hold
the enemy 10 check aDd e,rmeHded nforeenerts
sent in the sf the ehemS IF their Thus
movement the part OF the snen flank bal
teries OF Hayrs'e Bluf on - Tazoo.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

Tho Senate. to day ir,prsssnant bin, whc
rsse4 ha Fese reste day; aiss pA-s~d e"ae bill sstat
EishiBg Ccart IF :'siMs Hous~ uniMpo,taat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-20

STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN & HOaDs REVISION.

Tn. second volzns q HesSs.Gssln Hsre . eoepus-
ton Of Indiana has Just appeared THIS volume
completes their ~erk lts meshsniesl executes u
ereditabls a=d TIE SAUL learning. and iabor vkeh The
saisors have bestowed IT, merit The highest praise.
None bot learned. dgeBs lawyers eOud Nav, psodseed
such q work.
The second volume embraces ell the pubIe statutes 81
hdans nov IN upon the subjects 20 which relates.
saa tie first ali excepting The of the Last regular and
Of the Legislature Il = great sxee-
lence q ths compilation al existing statutes osssch
subject collected together in the SANE place IN these
volumes: 80 ha,tis reader can ses cs glance al the
Legislation in force any given subject TAKE Ter sz-
ample the ACT Of iss9 organizing Courts 81 Common
FeAs-the editors publish the large. and they also
print the form Of notes On The page containing
this statute all the snendaiory 10 Which have
been passe ~ this time And they have done Of
all the other Contained IA The revision Of 1881
The editors have added much the value q these vol
umcs-espeeaily the lastly the eofieus sna learned
with which the volumes sbound lndi-
cate much labor legal acumen They furnish ~ ina
concise and FORM With all the sdludcsuors 81
Supreme Court these These sdgudios-
being very numerous the references them
the volumes under consideration vbe % great value
the lawyer and indeed all persons concerned IN the
administration Of justice The editors referred
made on statutes similar
An excellence Of these volumes. be overlooked
the fun accurate index appended TO each In lnd
sns there never has been good index d any volumes
statutes published by authority. This provoking defect
has been completely reeded in the volumes under re-
aud these indexes will greatly tighten the labor Of
ell who have occasion 20 look into statutes.
This 10 the first time that private enterpzs has at
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Every lawyer will Of ocurSe purchase these volumes;
and every clerk sheriff. and Justice Of the peace Of the
State. will find IL 20 bis advantage 70 own them.
DAVID HD0SALD.
Indianapolis, June 5, lisa
The foregoing notice by Judge NcDos.LD, Of GAvr
Hoops Compilation Of the Statutes Of Indiana de-
signed puff Of the work. but unsolicited eon-
mendation the ability accuracy, and completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The second volume. which has just been issued from
the press being delivered subscribers rapidly
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private enterprise, ard the publishers only hope
Enumeration i, is sale those for whose convenience
il was prepared. The volumes about ieoe
pages Of matter nearly double The quantity embraced
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The price OF the work a. 50 per volume 80 90 for
The Orders addressed the subscriber VII
receive prompt attention. J. J. BISGHAk,
Jun. 7lh. lS62. Indianapolis, Ind.
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BOsros CoRSxKs, y Y, Dec. 9th, 1861.

W. N. GsEsG a Coz
Gents freely give you liberty make Of the fol-
lowing certificate Of the value Of Constitution Water which
lean recommend in the highest manner
Nv wife, who attacked with pain in the shoulders
whole length Of back. and in her limbs, with PaIpation
Of the Heart attended with Falling Of the Womb Dys-
rlenorrhpa, aud Irritation Of the Bladder. | called
physician who attended her about three months when
be left her than he found her. then employed
Of the best physicians could nd who attended her
for about nine m-uhs ana while she under
she did not sunc quite much PAM be finally gave her
up and said, 'hef case Vds tncDFgCte for said he
shS hsS <Hek c0ubfartgr gfcoD IlIrfs, t1ef Dsedi-
giren Tor serases doIi7st other her
di1cNkies" About this time she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water and 90 utter astonishmcnt al
mot the FIST dose seemed have the desired effect, and
she kept improving rapidly under its treatment aud
surerntend entirely her domestic affairs. She has
taken any Of the Constitution Water for about four
weeks. aud happy to say that IL has produced
anernanentcurc.
wM M.yANBESSCHOTEy.
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no. rs

NJ Ilo..
UYSrTEp Stairs OF AMERICA DISTRICT az IN
pfASA-SS
Whereas Ahel u information la been flrd 10 zoe
Dstrir Court II III. United StAtes. within and for ths
Seventh Circuit District Of Indiana. the 2sh day
yanaary ls65, ~ John Hanna. Esq, Attorney Of the
United state. Tor The District OF Indiana against the fol-
iown described property q John W Cannon. TO- tt
pair Of second hand steam engines, for violation Of
tie powers u act Of Congress- approved July III,
lS67 entitled Ar act 20 suppress Instruction 70 punish
and rebellion, seize and eolnscse ths ropsFy
Of rebels and for other pposes and praying process
against said property and that tas may be condemned
and sold as enemies property.
therefore 10 pursuance q th- noriton der the
seal Of said Coat TO directed and delivered Do here
BY give public notice 10 all said properly
or any part thereof any manner interested therein
that they be and APPEAR before the said, the District
Court Of the United s,ste De held al the city ~ In
disnspcls In and for the Dtrc; Of Indiana the sd
Monday Of February next At ten o'clock u the forenoon
Of that day then sn1 there inerpose their claims and
male their siie gatio n In that behalf
n. =. kOSF, L. s. Marshal.
r. l. - BARLOW. Depnty.
Attest:
JoxN n. RIA. Ciers febs-dlsi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-20
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class Of diserse that produces such exhaust
ing effects upon the human constitution a. Habeies and
Diseases 81 the Kidneys Bladder and Urinary Passages
and through false modesfy they neglected until they
advanced a. 10 be beyond the control of ordinary
rerne1ies. and srr~eut the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-20
NO az
mo. as
IIsrr;p STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN

tNU. IlJ.J
Ursrr:D STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
" DINA, SIS.
wHssEss. libel Of information bSs been filed in the
District Clust of the United STATES, within and for the
Seventh Crcait and District cf Indiana the 10Th day
Of Jsnusfy, issS. BY John Hanna, Eco, Attorney Of
the Uuitei States for tue District of indiana against
the following DESERVED estate credits AID effects Of
william n; Bell. towit Certain Proussory Notes amount
Ing the aggregate 20 1900, given by Robert n.
Williams i Connection ef eertsn real esis IN Madison
county oi violation efthe powers of act Of Congress-
approved July II. ls62 entitled AN act 10 suppress
saTecion ~ punish treason and rebellion, 10 seize and
eonfSestc the property of rebels. and for other pur
and PRAYING precess against sat property and that
the nay BE condemned and sold As enemies prop
erty.
Nov. therefore, in pursuance VI the MOT on under the
seal Of said court directed and delve 81 do here
BY give public notice 10 All persons claiming said property
part usereof any interested therein
they BE- and appear before the ssd Dsric, Court q
the United States % be held al the city 81 indianapolis
In and for the District of Indiana the third Monday Of
February next ten o'clock # the forenoon Il that day.
then and there To uterpose their claims and 10 make
their allie cations Ia that behalf.
II. q. hOSE, l.. =. Marshal.
Per 7. :. BlGELow, Deputy
Attssc
Joas II. RIA. Clerk. fehS-dlit