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boats started to come up Cathsad creek to this
place, but the sneaking rEscals changed their
minds, and conten tad themselYss with sending
as a few compliments in the shape sf shells.
We OF course had to leave here for 3 lime, and,
as there arc more raids expected, I have con-
eiuded to move little Way into the pine woods
uRtll 1 see whether I can harvest my crop or
not.
The town was destroyed by = negro regiment,
of1ceTed by white men. They left a book which
found, and in which the following entry was
made, and which I presume is a list Of the
regimentAl sfficerg. The writing Is in a large,
coarse hand, and in pencil
Stewart ". Woods, June II, 1868. Com
pany l. o4th Massachusetts volunteers Penn
township, Cumberland coaaty, Pennsylvania.
Stewart W. Woods was born September 2l,
1884
Hidlers, Hidlersburg, Adams county, Penn
sylvania. 54th regiment Massachusetts volun-
tesTs of Col Shaw. Capt G. Pope, 1st Lieut..
Higinson, Cd Lisat. Tucker.
e Sheuld these Yankee negro brigands ever fall
into our hands the above record may be ussfaL
From the letter Of a lady, formerly a resident
Of Savannah, we make the following extract
suppose you have heard al about the burn
ing Of Dsrien. was IN town on Tuesday
aad was to havs had what things had there re-
moved the frst opportunity, but on Thursday
the Yankees landed negro force Of four hun
dred, who with torches and spirits Of turpan-
tine, burned every house and store, tsgalher
with the churches and esurt house They have
LETT nothing but the chimneys standing in all
Darien. They tsok every negro that was in
the place, forcing some to 90 with their guns
pointed at them all the time. One negro We
man ran from them and they shot her in the
head, and then carried her on board their boat.
They have taken the schooner Pet, that was
ready ts sail for Nassau with a cargo Of cotton.
The destruction of Dsrien was a cowardly,
wantOn outrage, for which the Yankee vandals
have not evoz the excuse Of love Of pUnder.
The town had for long time been nearly de-
serted, and there was nothing left in the place
to excite even Yankee eupdity. l. afforded a
safe opportunity to ingict injury upon unsrmed
and defenselsss private citizens and it is ia suck
enterprises that Yankss.n negro Yal0r displays
itsolf-Sa0anaah Fel0s.
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EEADGUARrET CLEBURNE sEDrvsIoE.
Martrace. Tom. june 3. 1903.
Yaniseo Prisonsrs ami Trailors.

Roddy's command captured fifteen prisoners,
2 fsw days ago, between Carinth and Hamburg
and Ps}arsburgh on the Tennesses river; aud
they were brought up on the Western Tain, on
Monday avsuing last, and viii, probably. 60 to
Richmond by this mornings train Among
them are ten rsnsgadss, traitors TO the land Of
their nativity, viz Wm. p. Kenducb, Colonel
Of the 3rd West Tenn. (Federal) Ree't, native
Of TasweH CO., Va, but a resident aud pTac.i-
cling attorney Of Wayne co, Tenn, which Be
had represented ia the legislature, and he was
once a Wing candidate against the Hon. John
". Wrighs FOR the old Congress; Daniel u.
Bobsnan, Capt Of the same Reg't, native Of
Hardin co., TaaR., and q farmer-bolh engaged
I in recruiting for the Yankee service David B.
Reed and Jsmss n. Reed, Of Hardin CO., Tenn,
Blac. Cooper, Of Franklin. Tenn, and Louis
Barnett Hardin co, Tenn, Co. p, lst ala.
/ (Faderal) cavalry; Andrew ]. Kirner and Bird
/ Gregory, of Giles co. Tenn, 81 Tenn, Eaasra)
I cavalry; George @, Harris q native OF Warren
co.. KY. 9th Illinois, and Wn. B franklin, q
/ uative Of Ky, 81 West Tenn. csvalry Whal
e pity that ihesa fellows, stesred in the infhmy
I Of tieaa0n 20 the mother that bore them, cannot
( be hung It is the oaly punishment sufficiently
I ignomini0us ioT their dsspisabs crime Hgats
0ilis COiJedsrais.
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Blockade RunnfnE-A Great AbuSe.
The Savannah Nslos, in copying the following
account Of the manner in which cotton is coz
vsyed to the enemy, under the present loose
system Of blockade running from the Quincy,
(Fls..) Dispatch, Justly says that the transaction
described demands investigation by the proper
authorities. If eargoes of cotton can be cleared
in our ports and run out in broad daylight to
the enemy, the business affords a fine opportu
nifty fer traitors among us to transfer their prop
erty, by converting it first into cotton d then
into Yankee greenbaeks or geld:
SOMETHING WRoNG Mr.. Eo T Your
correspondent witnessed aR attsmpt Of 3 small
slo0p, loaded with cotton etc, to run ths block
sda 1T ST. Marks The said si0rp, be it known,
left the wharf at ST.. Marks in broad epeu dsy
time, and st .ha time, too, when tbsro was no
breezs-a perfect cslm. She wended her way
slowly out ia the bay, and when within GER
tam distance from the msn-of war bl0cEading
this port the blockader deliberately lowered two
launches; and in broad open dsy time pursued
her, when, seemingly, 20 all behOlders she could
have made good her escape. But 10 and Deheld
igsisad Of the captain attempting to destroy bis
vessel, be quietly abandoned her ard left it and
cargo TO the mercy of the enemy, whose desire
was the eaton on board.
Itroally seems, Mr.. Edilor If the captain had
been a true hearted Sou-hsrner-as ne should
have been to have obtained a clearance for his
craft-be would have deli berstsly consigned his
boat an largo 20 the sames rather than desert
it and resrrait it 70 fall into the haRds of the
enemy. Then, his was a sail boat, and had q
7 good wind when the chase commenced, and
| yet he was 0yertalrea aud his boat captured by
/ launches propelled by oarsmen.
There is one remarkabls fact connected with
this affair that should be brought before the
I proper military authorities; It's stated on the
authority Of the Fl5ridiaa and Journal, that the
/ captain brought off enc Thousand dollars IN
gold. Z do net assert that the eaptain acted
/ wrong IN this matter, but Il and the facts con
uecied Herewith certainly should be made
known 20 the public; and especially should i
/ be inquired into By the military authorities.
SOLDIER.
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train. Ha not only grows Che cotton bat b
spins the d5re and wesvas the webb. Ths-a Is
not a hammer raised q wheel turned. or a shut
tie thrown that IS nos raised and ih1owu sad
turned By The sun. Hi1 energy is D0ursd lor.I
into space, Elt our T0rli Is o taiting piacs
where his energy Is couiitioHa3 Hers the Pro-
teug works bis srss
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TIE Sun THE SOURCE or ALL FoHER.--
Prof Tvadall, in his rec-nt BOOK gn /" Heat as a
Node Of MoEo1 aaa DO huoving elaqasnt
passage Of an ilaa which Herbert Sleneer has
parbaps elaborated more completely shaa any
other write
Every mechanical action on The eaE.hs sar-
face, every n1auifeataliou ot power. organic
OF inorganic, vita. and physical. d produced
BY the sun. His warmth keeps lha s8s liquid
and tls atmosphere o gas. and az the storms
which agitats both ars blown By the mselau-
ical force of the sun. Hs Its the rivers aud
the glaciers Up the mountains, and thus the
cataraes and the avalanche shoot with an en-
ergy derived imuodislelg from him. Ihun-
der and lightning ar3 also his Iansmuted
strength ETorF Ere hat burns and every fame
that glows dispenses lght and heat which orig
inally belonged ic 5he sHn- ln these days, un-
hsnp5y, the news 3f battle is familiar to us, but
every shack and every charge in an application
OK missDpliesEon Of the mechanical force of ths
sun Hs blows the tlumpet be urges The pro-
ieetiles, be bursts the bomb And remember.
this e not poetry. but rigid mechanical truth
lie rsars, as ] have said tie whole vegetable
world, ard through t tds aumal; The lilies of
the feid aTe bis WCrlsmau8hip, the varduro oil
the msad0W5 aud tha catda upon @ thousand
hills. He forms iha musele, be urges lha blood
be builds tha brain. Ills hsensss Is in the
lions f0oi le springs n the panther, he s0aFs
in ih8 eagle, Ee slides in .he snake. He builds
the f0rast end h1W5 s. i8wH-ths power which
raised tho trsa ana wisids tie axe being one
aud She sans. Tho clover sprouts and b.gs
SONS sad the ecV he oi the mower swings oY
I the ogsfaEon Of the same f0rcs Tho suu digs
I the ols nom our misses, be rels .ha Ien, be riV
cts the plates he bolts - Watsr be draws the
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STATE saLT WoEEs-Ha noticed a large
amount Of sslt striving 20 this city. and made t
our business 10 cali 81 the afco ef the salt corr
missioner hLr EcGshee. and from him learned
the following parlicuiarss Iae saE s. sbippol
up here 70 barter lor labor and supplies, as 4
large proportion Of both hss been furnished
from this part Of ihs Stata He is giving ore
busbal 81 salt for aght Of corn or peas, Eve hua-
dred pounds Of fodder. hsied or eighteen pounIs
of bacon SIDES. Mr McGehee tells as that. IA
der directions Of tie Covenant. be commenced
operations on the lst Of June, 1862; that be ass
expended the 100000 appropriated bY the
Legislature has paid for an the labor and sup-
plies up 10 this ame, sod has .u-ucd ever 70 ths
Safe quertarmastar $4,000 IN salt, As s. Per
bushsi, and IS a0w getting supply Of hanls
and increasing tas prodUciion dsil7---ll0litgsat-
eTg AdUrtissT.
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svorrERrs ENCLTszz DEa0NsTRA-
HEOEs
SPEECH OF.lEEs. = Buck, ~. p.
neeosaHioa RssoIasieza AdoPsed.


From tle Lanfon Times, Aay ~
esst open air neetzg Wss held in aaoiasa' yesisf
day 20 eonaier the adyllablsneas OF ieinefllliAhs
Govsrnmsnt Be- lss its COED en- ces g procure aa2
Sen sf hostlaa between tle Nsrlh and ssa-n win a
viasq 90 an arrangement of ne diltfspeo oes"esA
tlan The meelag called, - pur9i i.'loe o = -
russton by she mayor. Dir. ). Brown ana was eltel
ded By sbsut thousand persons intending Az eies
Of the inhsbitsnr
The extreme Aooitonisi party haro. Who lafe Leu
SNAIL ulsttnra fr0ia vine - time 81 tleir eva psf4
sui carred votes m farog Of ne tseesas A.stsl
strongly and moved sn amendment On i1s plesent o1
cgs51 bul taar euilasas were ebfionsy h9t teeR.A
BIZ % enc VS.. majority 81 rha meeting
Tle mayor called up9a 1lr fstaHaa 'Flo s-i- t'sll
teEan ils question We ore aaost g asca8s Z eie o.
p hlghlt. pls ihs ulportanee. Asny geafs 8e lsis
land plaused greet colonies . Ansr ca They fa-s'1
tae12sslFes up 30 a grsa. height They hecana taree
Millions of people; and thsy thea detarzled % sepa-
rs.e from Eu gland They declared that they Aea q
rht 10 30 rarate when lhaY thought 1t 10 dose Hear
t1arl V6sy sappartod that iodgnent % thsirs bY
s-ls They fought Eng isna@ Ihey beat nsiaz 1ear
sra-I thrv faclsred Themselves indspsadeut Hear
bsrl rs consequence Of that ia tat hey estaD ssh
II ttir great prnciple amos mank nd and when q
,e,-is ale determined 30 throW 60 yose, wiatsVar
bsf woke msy b. they have fhs power hey haYs ile
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Gen. Bushrod r. JohRson's brigade consist
ing cf the 44th, s3d, 25th snd 17ih Tennessee
regiments, commanded respectively by Colo
ne's FultoH, Kseble, Hughes and Marks, has
been transferred from ClebuTns's division to the
division Of Msior.Gen. a. P. Stewart The
apecial order announcing the transfer is as fol-
lows:
EEADaUARTET CLEBURNE' sFDryIsIOE.
Wartraoe Tenn. June 9, 1863. )
Special Ordsrs-No. 100.
I. Pursuant to orders fyom corps hea5qaar-
ters JohHsons brigade is relieved from duty
with this division to repeTt to Maior-General
Stewart.
It ia " th extreme regret the majorgsneral
commanding sees this brigade removed from
his command, it having BY its deeds of vaioE on
The fsld, and ine discipline and universal good
conduct IN camps, eadearsd itself 70 him, and
feels confident That is future career VII fully
sustain the enYiahle reputation already gained
lie embraces this occasion 70 express bis high
appreciation Of its gallant aad accomplished
commander 90 whose ezsrtions and unhring en-
ergy, seconded By his patriotic officers and mea,
is 3us the Efficient condition of the brigade
by command Of Major General Cisburn.
j. a. BUCK, a. a. @.
Ofieial
R. ID PRowDER, a.. a. g.
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TRANS s-rHHssrssHPEsE 8 EgIY OazREs-
PBNBENCE.

The arkansas District aad Lis1fenazt- GeaerqI
Holmes General Fries's C0umaHi-A fairs
iu Tezas-GcHsrai Smiths Red Rigsr Al5sa-
tRrss-Imprisoa Of q EaasHs JgyiassssT
Dcssrtsr-C Capiurs and Parole Of One Of tie
P1iugTa BHtciers-SmaA PgI ~ Camp Etc.
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WIacE Broad CIotl, Etc.

WE have on Es-E and 10 srrirs eo1d lot af Black
FH Broad Clllh Ms-e-lisg Ll1e1, a-1-- which we
s-e prsulzel -5 zllEs ap 'n The tsz style
EE HERRING s. CO..
frrar- Atlanta, Ga.
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sorGh Carolina CassInleres

Hfi---' FIalar1s 7-a-l Is il the lsst stT's and
rs.r...-.-1- -rts- W. u HEZR[E7 AZ CO..
5-f1+ A-sa-a Gs.
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TaURCE white ana Drab. on sqaos. for machine
8 .-1 md sewing of 4-f= l-- r-ei1-v Eor -Ee by
~ r. uEZ1Is5 6 CO.
f-rz2. Atlanta. Ia.
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a correct estimate Of our loss on the 22l viii
place the cures st $500 killed and wounded
Il is impossible TO get an accurate statement so
soon after the engagement. I find a DISPOSE
tisn on the part of every command. t. exag-
gerate. At several division hospitals I heard
yesterday of . thousand killed aud wounded,
when less than two hundred would cover their
loss Oar loss on tbs 225 was much less than
at Champion Hill on the 10th, but includes a
large number of field and company officers,
from the fact thst the rebels at Vieksburg had a
chance to "pick their men, which they did not
have to such an exbsnt on the 10Th, when they
had TO meet us on more equal terms. Under
cover Of bTesstWsIk there was nothing to hin
der the rebels from selecting the leaders of cur
infsntry columns ag they marched up in thu
face of their deadly FIRE.
Thersbel loss was tTiaing, how much [ can
not say, bat probably less than one-tourtk Of
ours. Two companies Of tbs 7th Missouri were
taken prisoners. Tais includes ell Of our cap
turad, believe, except those of our wounded
who fell into their hands ca the fortGcatiOas.
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a EnEiish Fiter 51srs IN bis advica To-
q yourg maTrisd Worulai that tteir mother Eve
married a eariensr Some one WitiilY re1naTzaf
thst St might be adlol th1f ii-s gardener, ID 81
ssqasnes of tho mnfsh lost bis situation.
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JOB WORK
ERR SALE
arAEE - TToNs

ONE grrvs COMPASS chain and sfsf. el
" ur=rF new. can e d. Ta7iars Drug store.
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- The 14th Louisiana regiment Of the Viz
guia army has subscribed $3.50 to tho fund for
the relief Of New Orleans eKiles.
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~ TIE fashionable dance Of Paris noT IS
the Ma1che C5casss. 1t Is danced ba-k-
vfards, each gentleman hol1ing ths lady bss'rs
him by elasPiHg Der round The Wass When
well prseiicad it is sais to Be highly satsrtail-
ing. snd the Empress IS ssil l3 have E Psca isr
taisnt flr its execution
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The stock-rsisers Of Western Texas are ean-
nlsining loudly of the conduct 8f Gen G. "
White. general -purl lhasng scsnt f'r the Coa.
fsderata States. ia tha seizure Of beevss a. in
s6oqusts pricas. nasd1r Of 7tock-rsissfs
rom seven counties was hela sometime s.zca,
the procsedinqs of which are 7E1iiFaad III fhs
SaH Antonio Herald They resolved that thsy
viii not furnish bsevas to Gen. Whi1s or as
agents a5 his prices, but f the GaTsramsat -
desjre e. VIII furnish them themselves as 9--
point In tbs Confaderaev. at Furh frss
a5 the Government may designate. provided 20
sDeculat0r is permitted 70 intervene between
themselves and the G8verumant-
The Houston TclsgraDE. of May 26th. has
information that Cen aagruder had h-tsd oEs
several small steamers at Cerpus Chdsh, asd
attacked the blocLadiug dsei Hs succeeded in
Gl.esa 3r;eons., and rsi-99- ~ -eq5s
Ths Houston TiLrraBh of Nav I5h c1n-
iains q narrative Of ths sdvsniurss Of Judge
Piebsr7 Clsarv darra-rv iulfgs of tha III r.
teentb iudicisI district of California. and sftar-
ward United S5gtss naval st0raksePar in 2haug-
hai, China. On hearng Of ths secession Of
Virginia. -lis NAIVE STATE. ne tsEihP'l-a a9e-5-
-9uss = le'uiu A--u5l- -
pia9 t6o gealsl l5A A5 Iaal4-- AYl1-.+-'
1oi--s --e- -.-.9 -1 q "a - ~
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nun yls0 OFei' I-s la- lla' -7- l9'@. -.''.-
i.--I .y5 4, ,,,-;, - E 80 .-s-sl..
az. az ii -ii1 ~ Z .-, 80 3el ~.
ana VII nsYs tl.Yelea iully -0ig allss osa-a
~ fetl1us cohFe aAess alo a- ~ A--7
poser l' AAraS1ips and -aAge.5 o.
la.y HsA c.n lAs7 L9 1o-ic- I'-l-- I-,-.s -
lie - l-7' p,s..-l.., 2. - - :. -
= o-!eL u. Lll s5lyll-s = ~ l--'s - ~
lgI "a Walen sac is ENGAGE 10y 4. y ~. -
= 81 Z .
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UA Catholic monument Is erected 10 81.
Mary's square, Bristol, to Bishop Hooper, on
she spot where hs vas burned. IN digging for
the Foundation Of Il, tbey came to tho stake to
which he vas Eied.
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LITTLE hccEi May %, 1903.
EDITORS 1IIssIssIPFIAN Although I have matter
neither Of startling interest Of great Importance TO
eouuuuicsts 7 assure you 7 assume the pen 90 day
with more pleasure than I'D three days ago The ap-
uraheusrn Of danger o. F.cksburG and i,s envrons
which by the dalY reports hat reached u.s. we were
rasn1al.eI 20 uIu-shs Successes rather she
sisted alraucas Red River by our many beaded er
enrthe suBiusu-s lad spparsnt Indifference ga tBl5
fs-rla- Of he rrs1 isasssppi dspartnauttha con
silz stories iu eavi % Che Hooker rout aud
ported rsDuIss as 0raa1 Cali al contributed depress
ihs spirits OF even Che ro9t asns-ine- Happily such
fears have been dispaleL
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Ternls 81 AdEertfsing.


on whitehall street, borweea JDeca-
fur and the Atlanta and West Point
Efailroad.
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EsPB An English enginesr has inverted print
ing press which wiz print . 600 sheets OF
newspaper on both sides in an hour. Thepaper
rom which it prints is in the web on the reel,
and after passing under the type is eutin sheets.
The machine does without feeding, and the reel
Of paper that it feeds from is unwound by its
own action.
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ei ICE 8 MOTION
Eo 3 Court Sc-are
ru-zv Montgomery, Ala.
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= > = > = = = . > = = ~
T ARsE and small size, of superior quality .5rsa'o
Z tv ~ u HEEHTEG d CO..
-ufafu Atill-a, Ca
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I. is stated tbst there are yet over sixty tboE
sand deserters from the army, who have no
needed the Presidents proclamation to return tC
their duty They wiz all be caught by the
provost msrshals when the enrolment is com
plsted.-NOrtllsrH paper,
The clipper ship AquiIla sailed on Thursday
from New York for sau Francisco having in
freight the ir0n-clad guuboat Cauanche, built
in sections for tbs United States Government
A highly indignant swain, sway up in th'
Green Mountain State, Furnishes his fair one fol
triiing with his affections by forsaIring her, and
sending the following lines;
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& SAD VI0LArioN. 0s-zlzrgr' ~ I2EFrL =
TI0Ns.-Our exchanges frequently r9c5rd r0mEn-
tie incidents CONFESSED with tho war, but E8
have seen none bstser thaR ths tollswing, which
..a rIin frnnn lha NrahviLla Disna-.h
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feb3-dI4t
NO. ala
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, IS.


LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS:
Whereas, libel OF information has been filed IN the
Dstrc; Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana tbe seth day Of
January. 1853 hyJOhn Hanna Esq ATTORNEY the United
Statssor the District of Indiana against the following de-
scrbed credits moneys and effects certain per-
unknown. cit: f45 90 IN the hands Of
W. Forthe; also the Of $75 90 IN cash in the
hands Of r. h. Mccain for a violation Of the
powers act approved July 1852 entitled
AN act TO suppress inurrecton punish and
rebellion and conncate the property rebels
and Tor other purposes and praying process against
said cash, and that the may be condemned and
sold a. enemies property
Now therefore, in pursuance OF the montiO5 under the
seal OF said Court 10 directed and delivered DO here
By give public notice all persons claiming sail cash.
any part thereof therein,
that they be and appear before the said the Court
OF the United States 20 be held Al the city OF Indianapolis,
IN and for the of Indiana. the third Monday
Feb o'clock ofthe forenoon Of that Gay,
then aad there nierpOse their claims and MAKE their
allegations In that behalf
D. e. ROSE. United States Marshal.
By l. =. BssEIow, Deputy.
Attest.
JoHs H. kEA. Clerk feb3-dl4t
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(So All.
NO ALL
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
III DIANA

tNO. I'LL
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS:
WHyRKAs libel % information has been hled in the
District Court Of the United States within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District o. Indiana the 18th
day % January. 1888 By John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
for the United States for the District 81 indiana against
the following described credits and effects william
J. Hocomb. to-wit: -Four PromisSory Notes, oil dated
March 3oth 1891 Tor $3.50 90 each paya in l. and
years respectively from tho lst October 1851 with in
tsrsst said notes were given by John J. Oaks 10
Seth Way and by him assigned and transferred 20 said
No comb and secured by mortgage certain real estate
IN Lporte county Indiana for violation ~ the powers of
act Of Congress, approved July IT, 1854, entitled IAN
act 20 suppress Instruction punish treason and rebel
hon ere and coucate the property Of rebels and for
other purpose and praying process agsn said properly
and tha; the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property
Now therefore, n pursuance Of the monition under the
seal Of said court 90 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming aid propriy,
or part thereof or in interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States 20 be held al the city Of Indianapolis,
Ina and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
February next at ten o'clock Of the forenoon Of that
Day then and there % interpOse their claims
their allegations i'm that behalf
u. q. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Per l. 5. BIcEiOw, Deputy.
Attest:
ions AZ. RIA, Clerk feb3-dl4t