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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12
State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., s.,
Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
Isaac z blanchard 'I'HE DEFENDANTS. non nom
L residents OF the State OF One,
John Franks 4 Re- will take notice, that on this
b.cca Franks his wife day the Plaintiff has filed in the
above named court his petition against them the object oil
which il to forecose two mortgage made by tue deiel-
danis the Plaintiff, ior 500. note aud mortgage
dated the iih day OF June leo the other for 500, note
and mortgage dated goth Of June 1850 each at year
with interest from date nj . per cent per nnnum both
mortgages of the land described follows, the
West half OF the Southwest quarter OF Sec. g. Township
S. and range Of the Marietta district also fifteen
adjoining the said being part OF the ~ f. quartet
OF the ) quarter OF sec D. Township s. range 4. CO.,
veyed the said John Franks by jncob Socun the l.t
OF July lSJ9 that The whole amount OF said notes and in
due, together with S2oi paid for delinquent TAX
the same.
The substance Of u,e prayer is that unless by shor
dny TO be named the sud money he paid that the sa
Of laud be sold and that OF the proceeds th
Plaintiffs claim be paid.
The defendants are therefore required to answer sal
petition the 2sth day OF February lr63 the said pe
lion will be taken true and confessed by you, an
Judgment will he entered accordingly
JAMES r. CHARl.ESWORTH, Clerk.
jan. ist. lSG|--6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12
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external remedy is whou, rival, and will alleviate pain
more speedily than any other preparation For all Rheu-
mauc and Nervous Disorders is truly nalibe, and as
curative for Sores Wounds sprains, Bruises &C. It's
soothing healing and powerful strengthening propertles
rciIe lust wonder aud astonshment OF all who have
ever given trial Over thousand cerilhcates OF
remarkable cures, performed BY t within the last two
years, attest the fact
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12
Desirable Farm For Sale.
To Whom it May Concern.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN ,
"A DEBIED to the subscriber book accouat or
otherwise are respectfully requested 10 call and srte
Immediately. expect 10 be absent in short time.
and will be ged to leave all unsettled accounts notes,
&c., in the hands OF proper person for collection
J. W, COLLINS.
81 CJairsyile Jan g. te63
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12

We have beside the above 80 recruits to
be transferred into the End Battalion under
charge Of Lieut.. Springer The health O
our company is good at this time, but there
is strong symptoms of Furlough Fever now
in camp. Yours, truly, ....
ELIJAH HoGUE, Capt.
lst Battalion of 9Th o. V. G.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12

Revocation of Tsseher's csrtinsats.
To the Local Directors Of Sub District No O. York Town
ship, Belmont County, Ohio. -.s.'
Whereas, The Board OF Examiners OF said County on
the 3ls day Of January, 1859. granted certificate TO
Wiring, Arithmetic, Geography, and Bhks Grammar,
for the Term Of twelve mouths, and j. engaged
teacher in said sub-districi; f'"-
And whereas hrs been represented and said Boatd
has become satisfied tint J. S Tam y unit pefson to
We ro,niped eaches ia cols<Qprnce Of ALTknso
his c.rhcsie and making rAIss representations % the
Board OF Examiners. q lHg'
Therefore, you hereby required TO discharge and
dismiss said ], 3 Tam from his said employment
His snid Certificate u revoksdtAf -
BY order Of the Board .yL1
Feb o. 1rf3 20 w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12
Roster of Capt. Elijah Hogue's Com
pany, 9th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry.
CAM ZssnsvLLs, Ohio jan. aosh, iee3

EDITOR CHRONICLE: The following il
list of the commissioned and noh-commis
stoned officers and privates Of company = OF
the lst Battalion of the 9th O. V. Cavalry:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12
DISSOLUTION

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
l between the unde dersigned, under the hrm name Of
woodroae and Alexander, shereby dissolved BY mutual
consent.
The business Of the late firm will be settled by Joseph
WoodroiTc whom payment must Immediately be made
JOSEPH WOODROFFE
JNO ALEXANDER.
ST. Clairsville, o., Feb. s, S3-r3w g.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12
Local Matters.

" pssii.n.s p sisI:i,so Is s.i%ont r ssas.y. S ''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-12
To Horse Owners!
Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy hand for s timely ass a, the
first appearance OF Iameness will eheciuniy preveht
hose disc uses which all horses are liable
and which render SO many Otherwise valuable horses
neatly worthless
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

We wish to correct couple of sentences
in our editorial yesterday respecting the
New State Constitution. ous of them
should read "Thesc districts, lie Senatorial
districts are to continue unchanged, until
the next United States census, when they
may DO altered by the Legislaturci but
the number is not to exceed ten unless
additional territory be admitted under sec.
ton l6 of Article A." The ten was uulaek-
lily printed trO.
Tho other sentence should read 1.-THE
Constitution proceeds, /. must be confess.
cd, upon the suppOsitiOu that our State
Legislatures are prone to prOIOug theIr SEES
SiouI unnecessarily" but We are made to
say they are proud to PrOlOug their SEES
SIOns; q charge which, we beg leave to say
we have no intention to bring against
them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
FROM RICHMOND.
All Propositions for Reunion and Re-
construction SsOuted-The Copper
heads Snubbsd by the Southern Re-

heads Snubbeu ny tho southern he'
| bells.
FROM the Richmond Enquirer Ofths lob.
We all know indeed, and are happy to
know, that some OF the Northwestern States
are very sick Of this war, heartily disaf.
tected to the Washington Government,
strongly disposed to sneak out Of the debt
they have incurred, and TO ask alliance, or
even union, With the CouledCracy, I'll
agreeable" This Is a wholesome state OF
feeling, and must produce its fruits Of DIS.
organization and encouragement 10 the
Northwestern troops. But let US not mig.
take the matter. Not one of these States
has yet pronounced itself 10 this sense,
though some stump orators have. When
they do take such aciion-thRt 10, when
their Legislatures and Governors Accredit
Commissioners TO Richmend for any such
purpose. no doubt they will be received
and answered according to the nature OF
Of their proposal. We presume they will
be told that the first thing they have to do
Is TO call back their forces to their own
country, that then We will DO will
ling 10 make treaties with them, but
that RS to On union with the Confedtr.
Acy, under the "old lAg," or Auy 9th
er, they come two years loo late. Two
years, and no abyss Of horror and hatred,
aud tho blood Of our slaughtered brothers
crying aloud from the ground, all prohibit
that ImpiouS union, Iflhey repudate tho
debt they have contracted, and abandon
the government they have established, and
reoAnt VOWS, and break pledges, and eat
dirt, Il 10 well we shall be charmed the
movement will suit Us perfectly; and, al.
though we shall not exactly respect the
actors 10 tbat affair, yet we shall not be
unwilling 10 trade With tbSm-lloldlng OUT
noses a littls-not 10 show them all suila.
bic ciVilitieS-but proper distance.
Before these authorized commissioners
are dispatched, however, We take the liz.
erty of recommending 10 all our Generals
and military authorities, that II any dis.
liuguished citizens come proving about
our lines, purporting to be NORTHWESTERN
Commissioners, they arrest those persons
and send them on TO Gen. Winder. LIE.
them look sharp after reliable gentlemen.
and overhaul Intelligent ladies. Other.
wise, where is the use Of Castle Thuudsr'
wO wonder how tho Peace Democrats,
who favor a Northwestern COnfodcrAcy and
"PsNce upon my terms" will stomach tho
following response to their proposals:
"If they repudiAls the debt they have
contracted, and abandon tho government
they have established, and reoant VOWS.
and break pledges, and cat dirt, Il is EeIl ;
wo shall be charmed tho movement viii
suit US poriectlyi aud, although We shall
not exactly respect tho actors Ia that AZ.
fair, yet We shall not DO unwilling TO trade
with them-hOliinE our noses IiItlC-not
10 show them all suitable civilltlrS q
proper distance"
"DIrt eaters" Contract breakers, /" IRE.
PudiAtOrII" Appropriate names, truly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
EIECTION ON THE AMENDED
CONSTITUTION FOR WEST Vlh-

GANlh.
rJNHE following named gentlemen have been APP
i pointed Conductors TO Conduct Inh ~,
err to ,uperniEnd the bleeun, al their several pre-
cInetH, 10 be held on the 18th day o. March 1907 up
90 the question pubntrd - the voters o. Ohio eouh
" On the amended Constitution for the proposed
Stats OF West Virginia. n
PIr,t DIsihrt-MeCOnutllG Prtcinet-ThomAs D.
stoTArt, Conductor; kbsnFEer Buchanan John C0a1'
ter and samuel Buchanan Commissioner .
Pint DIstflct-IITUIhsrtons Prvcincl-Thomat l.:
Harvey, Conductor; John Pirrson, john U. Maxwell
aud PrFiRrins WblthAm, COnimlhloners.
Fourth Dlfiret -TriAdsiphiA sam. II. b, GIiIsl,
Conductor; Vim, PaTil David Armstrong and lSaAe
B-niivy, Commissioners.
Seeoud DlitFIet-WOSt Llberty-pr, Jshn kns..h
COnd, elor, John Gilin, Levi Mills and Wm. MSauie
ThIri pIsIriet-AtkpsOn'G PrscIBsl-JantS snoi'
ErWs, Jr., Conductor Samuel heC0llOcl, VIM AZ
EinsOn and Jesse Wells, Commissioners,
Third DIdret-WoOds' Run PrOetnst-JAmes Aa'
die, Conductor Daniel Dean, A. A. AlllaJn Aud James
McCOl och. Commissioner
PIIIh DhlrIet-Plnt Ward 1IOsO'hou's-SEmuel
Irwin, Conductor; Louis BAyha, John Parker @ni l.
pay, Commissioners. a.,
s,ItL Di,ITIet-Ouurt IIOusC-Wm. N. Dsrryhiii,
Conductor; AisE. Paxton, jacob singleton aud James
Mcconnell, CommhIohCrs.
ESyruth DIsIrict-FuuTth Ward Hoss'houec-JN'.
Iaunduu, Conductor: Benj EElSy, 7. Sea'teidAy ana
0. J. Crawford, Commissioners.
HlEhth DIStriet-PIth Ward sehooI'houle-lis
B. IIubbnni, Conductor; Henry EehOlA X. W. Nc
CellAHd ard Charles D. Cecil, Comnlihliouera
Eighth DIsirirt-SOuth Wheeling SehooihonIe--
Lloyd O. Hughes Conductor; james NJ Wheat, ne
dIct SpeIds aud Henry Wallace, Commissioners
by the undersigned Commissioners. HpPOi1ted by
the Executive Committee, appointed BY the Conyun'
lion which adopted the amendment to the said Con-
1tItutIon, AND. ?. ROSS,
WM. 81. BERRYEILL,
mloS.st GRO. ". SIGlITs.
fprosI enpY,)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS,
ATTENTION!

7 MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE AT;
tentIo1 Of the trade to my large assortment Of
Goal oil AndIsrs, Pendants, lIraeketG HGfpH'
Wrench Lamps Lamp Stands, and Trimmings o. eE,
every description, Ais, Lanterns WIN hlllinks
po.ChInuUy burner, which il GupCrisr to anything
ever offered to the trade.
$40 auAilty Of dnlSh and liberal prices defy
competition. Catalogues with prices sen; on Hppll'
oalI6n free Of charge TO the trade.
OIire No. go Pearl street, New York. Factory
IS, II SMITH.
E.ioi,lns Sole Manufacturer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
oYYICg PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
SfATH o. EnGISIL,
wRNHLISu. February q, 1868.

STAI1 o. iIR0lSiA,
wRHHLINO, February q, 1868.
rINIIE following sOdIsr', belonging to Company II,
End rE. Volunteer Infantry, are reported absent
without lpaTs They will return 70 duty immediate
IL, or il arrested. will be treated ~ de.srIrra;
PrRueIi Kirkpatrick, age 90 years, height q ny
inches, complexion dark. eyes black, hair black,
born 10 RAyStiS county, Pa, occupation farmer en-,
listed At IrJnton, Lawrence county, Ohio, SupHoteu
10 DO In Lawrence OF Jackson county, Ohio.
Robert Mcknight. sge ~ years, height 8 feet 10
inches complexion fair, eyes blue, hair light oceupA'
ton collier, born In fAJeite county, Ia, When last
heard from Wa 10 Lawrence county, Ohio.
Daniel Mcknight, age q years, height n inel,
eOupIeTlon fair, eyes gray, hRir light born In Fay
cite county D. when last hrSrl from was Ia Iron
ton, Lawrence county, Ohio.
Lewis Fisher, age 20 years, height feet inehes'
completion fair eyes blue, HAIR light occupation
eoopsr, born 10 Germany, When last heard from was
10 HAMILTON, Hamilton county, Ohio.
Allied Anderson, age q years. height feet 10 inh
COMPLEXION fair, Eytd blue, hair light. occupation
farmer bora in MuJkiREum county, Ohio, was taken
prlLoutr parOie1 and exchanged, when last heard
from vas at bis home In TAylOrsllle, Nu'kinBum
county, Ohio.
sAnueI Moore, age - ytHrS, height feet z inIr
compilation fair. eyes blue, hair light, occupation
Ahorsr, born In Adams county, Ohio, deserted from
Washington City, D. @, when last heard from was
still there,
fabeS:t Major and Provost Marshal Gen'l OF Va,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

We have no intention 10 0f'nS against
'0s@' ---
The Duty OF Government aud People
1" Crushing Do%e''' fsAO
From the Baltimore Am Ipa :.
INC ''ue 't,e"a' " VI. sI.O1 . IT,.
AI'fs one '''''y important .A''' SUI 'u"s y.
tna' Tue 'o'eS"'' VI Uu' s''a' ~
IS 10 'OosVf ~ '' ~ :,
ioe'-men WIN arms u 'ue', uN"u'' -
Is from Tue 'eAue'' VI 'u' eNs' ,
eFac!' 'n0'e proving, ',A''O'oI' u, ,
gosne' 'O0 'ONb 'c's'a's1 Wv ~.
STATES fE0m 'Ar'Ou ~, UnU 49,. ~" -.
neeo'u' ~ 'Pet''' IL us'" -sI.. =,
VIII 'AA' Os."''U" " ",""'a w 49,. '.
men, 'ns III !uuSeu "Ia u,''.n," .'.'
Of tue H0'stuwsD'-'uss' psy'''.a' ' -
LECTURERS VI "'1'Uu INV s 49,
DC so Pe''Ve": E"'"s' ~ 49,. 49,.
elon' IN 'ne'F Aa'o'As' u u'''C''''', 'la'
the p"'F'o"e Oh Tue ,Auu Om' ~ ~ 'usI
selves 30 longer 70 'OleFa''', IL MSS sOuo
to 'nAs, manly 'n"s ~ P'a'''' 'aSt.I" Nv.
tue vile denunciAtlon' Oh everything sa'
nation oaS Oeen '.usn' u te'eteuSo aDs "
deienai even Tue oaP'.Ai '''e.' "'"ss''"E
"eas0nS0'e ulsP'A'' "u''u' WIZ au' O'",,
nation ana 1oveFamen, .. On e"., W, "oU ~
eOnS'S" TUG u''e'e' ~ 's'On W. a.1 -
traitors doom 10 Tue passage d. arm,
ost"iEt the Government anu 'n' u,S'U,AI
States no man here win proper 'senns
OF confidence 10 sne S''eoslh o. tue Wv
eFnment' can sef'ou''! 'ouo' ''' u"A' SUI
ee''' Everything lndeeo' from tue seat o'
w'r PFOclatm' the waning power Of tue
rebellion its more than critical condition
10 It's mad attempt to disrupt the Govern
mens' Driven now NANNY 10 'aNe tue
defensive urgently calling upon one un-
other to DO somesnlog 10 'u'n oAeA 'u'
great armies ''eAaI'y e,0''0S uP0a 'n'''
strong holds they themselves proclaim 'ne''
great Danger 'ney confess tue imP'nu'HS
hOPels''nsSS Of The struggle unless 'oe'
eau divide And Fe'oIo'lonite 'no NO''n
and acting upon that Oei'eI, 'oA' 'On''0'
tiOnr they have now hundreds OF Ven0m0u'
and daring traitors IN 'he'F service mere
men striving openly LOT 'ncn e0ne'u'
sion.
We repeat tive nave sufmoua'ea ~,
ready the danger OF d'mea feoel'ion' "uu
now the question arises ma'tWe tr'he WIN
this new danger through a'y n"EA''n
feelings OF false deIlcley' lear Of Tue c'An
or OF tho ph'Ian1 OF a0me'''' TRAITORS WI" "a.
are now 'hFa'sing snem,e''e' upon P"0''S
attention. ana announcing men VINO "'e
giving their i'to' OI0ou 70 great CAUSE
II the Government oy '"'aFeeE'a severity
at one period vent Osyona 't' legitimate
funeslon'-it the Ia"'Sola'nE nAd cause 10
to complain mat no 'u''AoIe dl'e',"'"a''n
vi" made os'WiI' Migrant 0neoaeF' anu
those Of lower SFaue OF eF'"'nA'gi "ou
finally II many were PREMATURE! US
charged "no 'nouIa pave Oeen 'e'"'nsu ID
custody Is mat any reason ~n!-'o"y 20 .,
Inc o'"'r tz"tm'-''''' 'oF' Oh "'N'ouAO''
display 'nou'a 90 Tolerated u0"' "n"'' %
consequence ne" dangers are 10 % IN
eottea' -,
Toee' arc views nn''I '0f'' 'p'u'e,'s'
upon the m'no' Of 'oys' men %nen "oy
see "nA' " occurring O1lty 10 We NU,'u
And WHAT, WIN every "tt''',, +" nG"'u ''OH
N'onm0no' D'''as 'ue NOf'a " 's'
cry 'nens'' Auu u mus r'"uy 'U"O :"
Revolutionary PtoPUS''IouS 10 separate '"0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

"a oPPER FOR SALE OK TRADE the WE'LL
" known Po1tolfrS and buiiusSl stand At Lime
I,G;,; NGrshaII county, Va. II il situated on the
WhtolIu and PIIrinOnt National Pike, twelve miles
:. In MARSHALL county for regular country store or
tavern stand Tue store rOUIn Il = nOw building I'VE
stoTIel high IS feet long by IS feet vide, With EoGu
eeIiir, There b = good dwelling house attached Y
tIs store, With hVu rooms, good we'll Of waiter, Eood
smoke house, and stable for eight or ton horses
"a SurnISs In ue young orchard Of 100 trees, all
rrG1ed full iTOm Rochester, New York, and planted
10 TSuT1 IuIt All viii moi trade for Any thlng Dpt
dssfaIlo property IN thSeGy Of Wheeling Or hitch
SsIn~n JOHN Y. MGSABB,
F.iSS.Iv PIttAburgh, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

Six Of tbe Beeeher family are in the
aruy-Coluuel and Rev. James Beecherr Of
the l4lst Now York, Chaplain Thomas K.
Beecber, Lieut. II. b. Beccher, Lieut.. F, D.
Stowe, and sou each of VIM. and Charles
Bpecher.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

God guard our Dag, and keep OSfhItAr
Rheh stripe ~ bright ~ now they WaVeI
sun make Ii lead our ranks 10 war,
san hoAt shove each patriots grave,
Death to tho traitor that would dare
TotrAIl Il through the dust Of shame.
All honnaG hearts iIG lot will share
And follow It 70 Death or HanS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
(PrsI eOpy.l


The steamer LIBERTY Nos, CapISin
j. K. BO0TH. will leave for the above and
lrsrmVdiaG portA Saturday evening, the
2slh inst, at O'Clock P. 81. For freight or passage
ir6.S JELLY 4 MANNER Agents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
TAYLOR, ROLLYSON L CO.,

No. 90 MAIN sTHEETi WHEELING
uATE FOR SALE small farms, coal banks, dWGl.
III ling houses, store houses, and lots In or near
Wheeling. Also improved farms, Wild IAudI town
lots, mill property, &C. 10 nearly oil the Western
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, All FSOnS WtSh.
INK to Is purthGGs real estate nVItSd to give
uG > call
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
For Sale or Rent,

~ THAT LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
IL containing 10 rooms, situated on Wheeling lS'
EkLlAnd, including " Be,eA Of ground. with bear.
Ing orchard ofhppls aud peach trees. Good we'll Of
water and eiSttln, With spacious grounds for Rover
garden and IhrubbeFy. fOaeASIOn given on the lIt
v April. or Immediately u desired. For further In
formation apply 70 EDWIN 2. ZANE,
Wheeling leland.
febI.tIlapl orto II. ". PHILLIPS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
Miss Eliza G. Hughes, NJ. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

HAVING duly graduated At the Philadelphia
Id Medical College, and having had the advantage
Of the constant practical advice and joint practice Of
her brother, DR.. Alfred Hughes, tenders her profess
siOpAl services to tho people Of Wheeling and sur
rounding country.
Adams streets. Jan9T-lms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

r,tt ALI THAT HOUSE AND LOT on ZsuV DO.
!. tween PiIth and Sixth streets, and occupied BY
Ei4the undersigned ~ dwelling houts and bottllnS
cellar. fr615 JHSSET GARPOhTi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
The United Stat" Of America, In Rem. 10 cause
1..ae R. TtInbl.. S y tSsssIESl' ANa

AHN ghlhFN otAehA VI NuNtEAI ~ hNIls " AEAuse
Isaac R, TrInblo, S 60 ' '''
WHRREAs, At the fall term, A. D. 1909, Of the
w District Court Of the United States for the
Western District u Virginia at Wheeling, An IniOF
mGtlon WAS hlEion bshAlfof the United States, BY
the Attorney thereof for the said District, AEAnIl
los boxes of Railroad PAFenlnGG, described IN said
information ~ tho property Of lGAle r. TrlmblP; al.
lrRinH In substance that Ealh lSpAe K. TrlmblO Il
acting A. An 0ler Of the army rthO rebels 10 arms
AgAihIt tue Government Of tbs United stAtEh, and
that no Il holding an ONCE or agency under the Gov.
ernmVnl OfthN NteAlvh Confederate States Of Amer.
les, and unlVr the TNbSlOuI Government Of the
6tASof Virginia. OnW Of the StACa nj GAId ConfsdVF.
Gey, aud that he the owner nf the property Aiors.
aid, and praying that aid property may b tonhS.
Gated and sold ~ forfeited TO the United Staiea,
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monltlon un'
der tho sal d the said Court 10 mo directed and do.
llVerEd hereby gVO public notice TO all persons
claiming any Interest In aid property, to appear be.
fore tho judge Of the niiFct Court for the Western
District ofrirEhlA, At Wheeling, on the 9th day Of
April, A, y. 1903, fths same shall b. AdAy oil JuriH.
deiion or else on the neIt day " Jurisdiction there.
amer, thOn and there 10 lhlefnoSe their claims and
male thSlT alterations In that behalf
Dated thIG eth day ofRrbruGry, 4. o. 1855.
EDWARD N. NORTON,
MArlhAl Of the United States
for the Western District Of Va,
BENJAMIN H. sNrH, District Attorney, tcbtiN
g,nlUnVHn Avn n1yptun 1T, - -. a.,