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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29
NEw YoRK. April n

The Mississippi Agent who was arrested
for ordering the construction OF cotton
machinery has been paroled until next
week. and permitted to so TO Washing
ton to explain his position to the Secreta-
ny of War. He is said to be a Unionist,
born in Massachusetts, and did not intend
to have machinery go South till the re-
bellion was crushed. lie represents the
opinion as gaining ground in Mississippi
among the better class that the rebellion
will only maintain itself IL short time
longer.
The sales OF the $50 bonds continue
very large for some days past. The bonds
have been selling much faster than the
Government can print them.
The appointments OF Assistant Provost
Marshals, under the enrolment act. still
hang fire.
The storm still continues, the rain pour
ing down in torrents. Both the Potomac
and Rappahannock are very high, The
70 IDS are in a horrible condition.
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DE ATHS


In Hartford, on the 9Th inst. CAD HART. aged
sixty-four years.
In Warren. April A. Mrs LUCINDA JAMESON.
in the 18th year OF her age.
In Champion. on the 2lth inst. of Congestion Of the
Lungs. Mr.. DAVID OSBORNE. in the s0th year
OF his age.
In Mecca. April =. OF Congestion Of the lungs.
WILLIAM LOVE. in the 10Th year of his age.
In Warren, April "a. 1868, of drOpsy. FREDDIE p,
only child Of Andrew f.. and Matilda J. Newell,
aged Il years.
From 4 child, Of an amiable disposition and at
tached 10 home, he was a great comfort to his par
ents, and as he increased in years he made himself
many friends among his neighbors and associates
by bis kindness and courtesy, and gave promise OF
being q stay and support to his parents in years to
come But Gods ways are not as our ways, nor his
thoughts as our thoughts. Disease laid his hand
upon him, and in one short week numbered him
with the dead.
In his last hours his mind was clear and calm
He distributed little keep-sake5 10 his friends. and
requested 10 see his school teachers, to whom he was
warmly attached. And so, having hidden his
friends and parents an sffectiOnAte farewell, he
gently passed away, leaving the conviction. from
his expressions Of trust and confidence in Jesus.
Ii az for him TO die was gain.
his funeral was attended on the holy Sabbath by
q large cOncOurSe, among whom were many of his
associates and sehoOl-mates.
Cease We mourners, cease to languiSh
Ger the grave of him ye love;
Pain and death and night and anguish.
Enter not the world above.
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: Butternut Opposed to NEGRO
Ahliation and EuualitY."

The Mahoning Sentinel in commenting
on Adjutant General Thomas address to
the Arkansas soldiers, which we publish
in this issue, says:
1T will thus be seen that an abolition
policy is the permanent policy OF the I'd
m~inistration, and utilization and equality
with the negro is unblushingly announc'
ed and all further attempts 10 hide OF
deny it are useless"
The party of utilization and equality"
is the butternut party. 1t always ha:
been loose" in hat respect. In fact il
even went so far as TO elect Dick John.
son Vice President, although he wa.
married to a black woman The heavy
per cent. of mulAtto population among
the Southern slaves, in those States that
have always given large Democratic ma
critics, shows who are the sthliators.
We append several advertisements Ia
ken from a Kentucky pro-slavery paper
offering at auction several specimens ol
humanity sufficiently bleached to prove
that the doctrine of utilization is in full
force where there are no abolitionists, and
which also goes to show that the cry Of
equality is only a stop thief sham Of
the copperhends TO hide their own
weaknesses in that direction:
DYAN ORDER OF THE JEFFERSON CoUN,
D TY COURT. to me directed, l vii, az Sheriff o.
1oE.ren, 1ourfr aall n the highest bidder. at the
Court-house door. in the city Of Louisville. hy-,o
the 4th day of May. 1865. on q credit Of twelve
months, the following named negroes. to wit:
JOE about 10 years Of age, S feet 3 inches high.
weighing 15 lbs, bright mulatto, round, full face,
smooth skin. no beard. thin mustache. blue eyes
square shoulders and stout made.
SARAH Jane, sboutl Is years of age. S feet 8 inch
Is high, weighing 40 lbs, bright mulatto, smooth
skin. round face and high forehead.
5 feet 5 inches hugh, weighing lSs lbs, no beard
smooth skin, round. full face, low forehead, scar on
the right side Of his neck-yery likely and intelli'
JOE MARTIN. about IS years of age. 5 feet lin;
ches high; weighing l0 lbsr bright mulAtto. round
full Ease, and a heavy suit Of curly hair.
The C~opperheads are very fearful OF in
terferinr with the system of slavery that
encourages utilization and amalgamation.
It is the most consummate humbuggery
that was ever practiced to pretend that
the freemen of the North are in favor OF
placing the negro on the same level with
the whites. because they are opposed to
the cursed institution that has brought
the horrors Of civil war upon this nation.
1t il because slavery fayors equality and
a8liation" in their most degraded forms
that decent men and women hate it. Ev'
cry day hundreds of the mulatto chill
dren of Southern Democrats are sold a
auction by their brutal fathers. Yet the
Copperheads applaud the system.
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The Operations Before Charleston

The Operations Before Charleston
\ Port Royal letter of the 18th saws
that the operations against Charleston
have been suspended for the present but
not abandoned. Knowing that every one
will wish to know why operations have
been suspended, continues the writer, ]
have informed myself on this point from
official sources. 4 portion of General
Fosters troops had been surrounded by
the enemy in North Carolina, and Gener-
al Hunter has despatched a part of the
forces, weakens General Hunters com
nland, which has never been us large as
the exigencies would demand. Opera
tions. therefore, BY General Hunter are
suspended for the present. Why Admit
raj Dupont has not resumed operations
with the iron clads is something which
cannot at present be stated. Rest assur-
ed, however, that it is not because of any
want of preparation or desire to attack,
that the iron clads have left Charleston.
This information, although it may be
mystical and unsatisfactory. is perfectly
reliable and semi-oficial. The army will
take the decisive part in the next attack
upon Charleston, and it should be so in
creased that not a shadow of defeat would
attend its movements. The sooner rein
forcements are sent to the Department of
the South the better it will be for the i'm
mediate success of our arms in this local
ity. A land attack by a large and well
organized army must resume successful
operations against Charleston.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29
MARRIAGES.

Ga the 5th inst, ia the Disciple Church. at Niles,
b. Ed. Matthias Christy, Mr.. OMAR W. FOL
som. and Miss LUNA A. BENTLEY. all 81
Tethersfeld.
in Warren. on tho sd Of April. by Rev. W. c.
Clark. Mr.. r. W. ULREY. Of CoIumbiana Co.
and Miss LOvINNIE NJ. WRIGHT. of Warren.
On the I'd inst.. bE Almond Webb. Esq. at his Of.
fee in Warren, Mr.. JACOB SMITH and Miss
ELECTA WHITE. of Wethersaeld. O..
At tho residence CT tho brides father. in Johnston,
O.. April 18th. by the Rev W. NJ. Bear, Mr.. i. E,
BRINSMADE, Of LitchEeld. Medina County, o.
and Miss HARRIET SELLECK. Of the former
place.
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MURFREEsBoRo, April q

Adyioes from Nashville state that the
citizens notified by the order of General
Rosecrans to go South have almost with
out exception asked to be sent North
All their advices from their friends in
rebeldom urge them to this course. They
say the South is going rapidly to ruin and
destruction. The Nashville rebels are
firmly convinced that the rebellion is in
the last STAGES.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29

The returns of emigration at the port
ofNew York for the week ending the Goth,
show that the number of arrivals for April
was then 6 1881, among whom were a large
proportion of able-bodied young men,
This makes the number since January 1st,
1862, an excess of l0,03l over last year
for the same period. 4 large emigration
is coming to the United States from Ire
land. and it is stated that at Liverpool
the emigrant ships were never doing bet
ter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29

re- The rebel pickets on the Kappa
hammock inform our pickets that they
have a new General on their side, who
treats them with great severity-named
General Starvation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29

Seven copperheads engaged in the
bloody riot in Danville, Indiana, have
been arrested and held to bail. They
have made a confession, and exposed the
organization of the Knights Of the Golden
Hirsls.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29

pr The telegraph reports all quiet on
the Rappahannock. Heavy rains fell
there last week, making the roads very
lad.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29

Gen. Banks is at Point Coupe on the
south bank of the Red river, and oppo-
site Bayou Sara.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-29

The Nashville Union Club of five hun
dred members has adotped anti-slavery
resolutions.
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New Advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at
Ii Warren. April %. 1883
Andrews Epson Lius Thomas
Anderson SophronIa Lyons Bernard
MrsC LeymOnd /
Arnstt & Wesmith Lewis John s
Bennett Mary II McKerieker Dunsaa
Barrett Edward McCOrd Thomas
Bingham A MGckey Hiram
Bucker s. COlman Mathews Mary
Breckenridge Banks Miller james
Blanchard Z Mackey Mary Mrs
Brown L J Mrs Meara Stephen
BURNETT Anna NJ Myres jacob
Camp Sophana Master Levi
Chapman G j Mrs Painter Ann
CLANCY Lewis Pierce HI
Carruthers George Parker Henry
Carr Josephene Mira. Riel Daniel
Cory Sarah Rice Thomc.
Cryen james Ray Orrin
Coulter Frances Rand Ohv1s
Coyne Thomas Robbins Mary Ann Mira
Doeiluer George Rooney Eugene
Deebold Jacob Russell Stephen
Drake Alfred Shater Ellzabeth
Davidson Lois Ann Scott William
Donaldson Edwin I Scarlet Mary
Diehl Elder John Strong 4
Felt K Strong Strauaham Robert
Fenton Line Smith Sylvester
Fitch BENJAMIN Sunmerton j
Grim Jacob VIM SOME Joseph 2
HerOuse Edwrrd Thompson James N
Hill Sc TalcOtt IouiS
Hamilton Virginia Mrs TAYLOR COrnelia Mrs
Haley Edward NoEle VIM
HAYNES ] Wilson Jane
Hunter Rebeeca J 2 Wilson Margaret
Houston Margaret Mrs Whitaker SOddis e
Huntington John Wilson j So
Hoyt Abbie Walker Mathew
Kirkpatrick David Wright Marshall
Knapp Charles Young Eliza )
Knowles Sarah Jano Young Mary Mrs
keck Edward
Person calling for the above Letters. please ray
one' hours rom ! A. Il g en-. i. PRlrcH. p. NJ.
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SALE.

Almon Clarke
rs. lin Irun. Com. Pleas.
Admrs of ". H.Smith.J
b virtue Of an order OF Sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas in the above ease and to
mo delivered, I shall offer at public sale on
S1IurGoJ rre Sorn OF May, 1853,
At he Center of MesopOtanlia. and at one O'Clock
Of said day, the following described real estate.
Situate in MesOpotamia in said County OfTrum-
bull and bounded, beginning at the Southeast
corner of lands solids to H. ". Cullard, thence west
o rods and 9 links, thence west 60 fses, thence
south 2rOds ard s links to south line Of lands
decided by Isaac Clark to William Mintley, thence
east six rods and nine links to public square, thence
north along the west line Of the public square SIX
rods and thirteen links to the place Of beginning;
being part of lot No. g, with the appurtences and
tenerlents thereon" Terms cash.
Warren Iprii29,8. JIG. BUTLER. sh,f
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A NOTICE.
SALE

y
y. -AALtAA1l IA
P,bcrt Wbite. ct all mon Pleas.
~ virtue OF an order issued out Of the Court OF
Common pleas Of Trumbull County OHIO, ana y
ME M he Court House in Warren, and betWeen tns
Ions IL 10 o'clock 4. NJ, and 4 o'clock +. NJ Oh
saturday, the % dap of May, lsos-
ru--t 81 .s.a.o situate in Lordstown,
In said County. to wit: part OF I9t % ~ $500
~ Inc roeds about ten and one-half rod sonia o.
Inc north-east corner Of said lot thence so1tn along
49, fbenee west eleven rods and one-naII 70 posi-,
hence north ~ rods TO Nabby Gorld : southwest
corner, thence east to the place - rnI IsaHt
-S,tS5r;,~ Nv strvev hfty-tWO rodsOf land, Gelnga
81. ~ I,and owned by. Thomas Hudson. at his de-
cease JIG. BUTLER Sheriff.
sheria-s Oaee. Warren. March .. ls&-
HBPDFN SERBS
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Hon. George 0pdyke. George Griswold,
Esq, and others. Committee Loyal Ma.
tional League, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-15
hJou do, use
Hoofand's German Bitters!

From }. lNr1rGOn BrOOga, D. D., EiiIOr oCthe EHey-
eioPedid Of ReligiouI HHoUled9s.
Although not disposed to fAVOr or recommend
Patent Medicines 10 general, through distrust Of
IhoaE ngredients aud oIects, ySt know Of no sum
etent reaSOn, Why may not testify to the bendt
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations In tbs hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the bensdt Of others.
I do this the more readily In regard To HoohAnd's
German Bitters, prepared BY DR.. O. VI. Jackson, Of
this city because was preIudieed against them for
many yeNrs, ubdeT the Impression shat they we're
chisny az alcoholic mixture. am Indebted 10 my
htSRd Robert Shoemaker, ESQ-, for Lhs removal Of
this prejudice by proper tssts and for encourage
meat to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, St the beginning Of the present.
year. followed by evident relief and restoration
20 4 degree OF bodily and mental TigoI which bad
not felt Tor SIX months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me TO the nse Of them:
Philadelphia, June 2S. 1851.
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43rSPEcIAL NortCES Double the above rates
A3-Iearly Advertising on reasonable terms Aceor-
made.
All from traisnt tsrsons or strAng
ers, TO be paid fur ia aGpaiSec
Business Cards not xeeeng dVe lines $40 per year,
or 90 for six months but f shorter period nothing
will be counted lols than q square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is Hunted to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; aud all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons rs
well all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate, sent In by them
be paid for Rt the usual rates.
H1-AdVeTtiS0mUnts not accompanied with WT tea
directions will DO inserted untn forbid and charged
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rAtea.
Marriages, Notleosof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 50 oJntB each. uOuVlI-'6p
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NO. 6aI ARCH sTREET
T,tnetpal Office and HanWaetOrN
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the Government can make no terms with
such agencies; that We must vindicate our
rights aud our future by sheer force OF
arms. We may not debate the future with
the "Pinelanders of Georgia." or South
Carolina; but when the last of these has
become a willing sacrifice To his fierce
passions, free government will have been
vindicAted on this continent. and peace be
assured TO the end Of time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-15
Sewing Machines.
NEv YORK, septomL

NEW YOHE, September 9Th, 1858.
HessTs. WIIeOr & Gibbs:
~ CENrLEMEN when purchased one Of your
VI sewing machines, not long ago, you very fairly
gave the privilege OfretuTningit it within month;
bnt after few days' trial 10 the family found that
Il would be much easier TO keep It than do without
1t. ! do not mean to disparaRe other machines,
which, In the hands OF practical operatives have
done the public inestimabe service, but must say
that your machine has certain moral and social ad-
yantages which make Il peculiarly safe to introduce
in the family circle. II s simple, swim, easily do
meaticated. and very inodensiVe. II is never OBJ.
tFusiVe aud noisy, OVeFpOWeTing domestic converse
tiOB, and has violent sElen its disturbing the
family temper; II will not chAfe lady's dress,
and II will do q weeks work in = single day with
the least possible waste Of patience and thTead.
You have arranged everything 20 accommodate the
operator and assist the beginners, and, - most
hOusekeepeTu, told, sew az Intervals, they are
constantly getting out Of practice aud are always
beginners. The tact that you use single thread
and ordinary spool Il great convenience, but ths
no doubt, has given rise to some misgiVing In the
public mind in regard 70 the strength and duTabil-
ity OF the stitch. The head Of my family Informs
me, aftoF consultation with other female beads Of
| families, who have long used your machine, that
the stitch Is strong the material and will last as
long as the garment, aud 4 little lOnger; 90 the
question for the public to decide is VIII, ther any
thing stronger or longer 10 really needed In domestic
life. Respectfully yours,
g. WEIR RoOsEynT,
IS William st.
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4atIvgntelligeufer
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING /.

TwuLyEsoup LANEs or NoNPAEE,l, ION oNs INoH, loA
LESS, NAEH SoUARI.
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JONES q EVANS,
[suceo.,or. to Q. NJ. Jackson oO.,l
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p,,s. 1S ets. psl bottle, or sig bottles for 400.
e11-Por sale by Druggists and Dealers everywheS
IA tbo United States, and byHn che DrnSg.stss anu
Dealers b WheelAnE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11
M. 2i4
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

M. 2i4
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. s.:
Whereas a lb-l Of Information has been filed in the
District Court Of he United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of ind ana the 2ytn day Of
January 1855 ~ John Hanna Esq Attorney ofthe Jntd
for the District OF Indiana, against the following de-
scubei estate ITS neys and effects OF per-
unkn, wn. vi: S45 % in cash the hands e
j. w. Fprthe; also the Of SIS 60 in cah in the
hands u Il. r. Nee ann for a violation Of the
p'wers Of an act July L. 1851 eut
An suppress in-urrec'iu punish and
Rebellion. ant conscae the property 4 r-beS
ant for 9th purpose. and praying process against
sad casa. and that the may be condemned and
sold enemic>' property.
Now therefore in pursuance of the aoniton under The
seal OF said Court directed and delivered. DO here
BY Hive public all perSons claiming cash,
or part thereof any inlereS ed therein.
they appear Def the said the District Court
OF the United state be held al The city Of Indianapolis
In and for the IN trct OF Indiana. the bird Monday OF
Feb uary nexr. oclck ofthe forenoon Of that ay
then and in;erpose their claims and make their
allegations In that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. United States Marshal.
By I. ;. BIsEIow, Deputy.
Attest:
joan H. RIA. Clerk feh5-dlit
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Y. L. DE WITT,
Bosos CORNERS, N Y, Dec. 9th. 1ss,
WIZ. II. GREGG a Co:

Bos1oS COKNEKs, Y, Dec. 27th, 1861.
WIN. II. GREGG Co:
tent: freely give you liberty make of the fol-
lowing certificate OF the value ousuton Water which
lean !, commend ia the higue
M wife. whO attacked pain in the shoulders
whole length II back and her limbs with on
Of the neart, attended with Falling OF the Womb. INs-
menorl hRa. and Irritation OF the Bladuer. | called
ply sician, who attended her about three months
he left her than be found her. then employed
Of the beet phys clans could nd who attended b.,
tor about nine .nths and while she his care
she dit suffer quite much pain; he finally gave her
mp and said, her i,icurubte - For said he
'she ssah a cORbfadfi oT cay limits. tdf Bseii-
cine gireE r opssfes GgfiDsf other az her
s1fsutfiss. About this time he commenced
Constitution Water, aud 10 our utter establishment al
tTst dose seemed have the des red EFFECT and
she kept improving rapidly under treatment
sperinieud~ entirely her domestic affairs She has
taken any Of he Constitution Water TOT about T.
weeks. and happy 10 say thar it has produced
Appointment cure
wM M.vANRENSCHOIEN
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mo. 2l3.l
ITNITEp STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
III DIANA. IS:

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. IS.
WHEREAS. libel Of information has been fled in the
D.~rict Court of the United stats, within nd for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 20 Gay
OF January, lS63. by J"hn Hanna, ESQ.,, Attorney Of
the United States for the i>tricf Of Iniana aains'
the following Described estate. credits and effects of
William H. Bell to-wrcertain Promssor Notes amount
in< N TIL aggregate 10 $4,000. given by Rohert "
Hams ga correction Of certain real in Mad
county. for violation fthe II an Of ougres,
approved July ". S62 entitled An suppress
Sarrecrion. punish and rebellion seize
eoaa-c 'te the property Of rebel, and for 9th pur
pos and PRAYING process against as property and that
the mas be condemned and sold enemies prop
Vow. therefore, in pursuance Of the monon under the
seal ~ said court directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice 70 all persons claiming said property
any part thereof IN any Interested therein
Tat they be and appear before the said District Court
the United States, 20 BE held the city ~ indianapolis
in and for the District Indiana third Monday
FEBRUARY o'clock Of the forenoon Of that day,
then and there nferpose their claims and 70 make
their allegations In that behalf
d.. g. ROSE. L. 8. Marshal.
Per ]. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHS n. kxA Clerk feb3 dat
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NO. 3l5.)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN

LIMITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIAN N-S>
whereas. a libel Of Information has been fled Ia the
District Court q the Unfed states, within and or the
seventh Circu District Of Indiana The 18th day Of
Janatry ls6S. % John Hanna. k<q-, Attorney Il the
Uaed State for the District Of indiana. aSaas the fol-
lowing DESERVED property u one John W Cannon. 10 witt
one pair 81 Sond hand steam engines for violation Of
the powers q act Of Congress approved July II.
ls62 entitled An act 70 suppress nsurrect0n punish
treason and rebellion, 20 -fe and cou~cae the property
Of rebels and Tor ther purposes and Drawing p-cce.
against aid properly and hattie may De condemned
and sold "a enemies properly.
Nov therefore. IN pursuance Il The mention der the
seal Of ssid Cost directed ant delivered do here
By give psblc lotce q all persons claiming SAID propcrt,
part thereof IN any Interested therein
that they AMI app before the SAID. the District
Curt afthe United state be held at the city q
dianspols and for the District Of Indiana the "a
Monday February O'Clock Of the forenoon
and there their claims and
make their ale CATIONS IN thai behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L. = Marshal.
BY l. = BtsELow. Deputy
Attest
ioHx u. WA. CLERK fsb3disf