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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26

at the instance of some Of the ladies I en-
tered the room during the day to take
some note of the preparations made, but
was ,peremptoriIy ordered out by the city
marshal, ,WhichwOrthy funetionary I found
officiating as dOOrkeeper. This was search
ing after items under difficulties, but sup
posing that I could call in the evening,
pay my way in, quietly sit down and take
an inventory of the establishment with
out meddling, and retire, I was prevented
by sickness at home. On the last day of
the year, there came to jamestown the
last remains of our former fellow-eitiEen
Samuel J. Winans, to which We paid our
last respects. The deceased was buried
with military honor. A clergyman, who
came with the procession and whose name
I have not learned, made some very ap-
propriate remarks, after which Rev. Sam
uel Marshall offered an appropriate and
touching prayer.
The moist earth closed over the form
that had recently given up noble spirit {;
a patriot who had yatered the tree of lib
erty with his blood. We knew him when
blithe and gay in bOyhood He won by bis
gentle mien, the admiration of all. We
respected him. We loved him.
" Alasl my noble boy, that thou should die,
That death should settle in thy glOrous eye"
FOGY.
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Queensware,
Glassware,

WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
Salt by the Barrel, etc,
An Of which they will sell as low as can be
found in the market for Cash or prompt pay
ing customers. UsTICK & BARBER.
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Letter rom CedarTlIle.
CsdargiNs, 0kso. Jon. ls. 1864

CeodT0ttte, O'soJ Jan. 10, 1904.
EDITOR SENTINEL:
This splendid winter weather is well
improved by those fortunate enough to
obtain horse and sleigh and so sleigh
ing is call the rage" in this delectable
vicinity.
The proudest andWeaIthiest cOndeseend
to take sleigh ride, for the pleasure af-
forded, in their handsome sleighs, with
prancing steeds, as proud as their owners; ;
and the humblest rag-a-mufil finds much
the same enjoyment in his little rough
made sled.
It viii be readily admitted that there is
comforts to be derived from sleigh ride,
when crowded in a two-horse sled, a COM
pany Of boys and girls go sailing over the
glistening snow. --.
It is enough to cure one of the blues
and make all hearts glad, while everything
goes as merry as sleigh bells,
IfCongress postponed the draft in order
that folks might enjoy sleigh riding, you
may rest assured that folks will take ad-
vantage Of the opportunity, and enjoy
themselves as much as possible before go
ing to war.
Some Of the 18th Regiment boys, E.
TomasOn, James Willis, William shope,
William R. Ford and John Davis having
ro-enlisted, are at home on furlough, look
ing much better than when they went to
war, nearly three years ago.
Last week we we're favored by some
Government employees, who were on their
way to Tennessee to work on some rail
roads, witha
RAID ON oNCEDARvILLE-No LIVES LOST
CONSIDERABLE BOOTY CARRIED AWAY.
On Wednesday morning, train of cars,
with the horde of villains, stopped on the
switch and waited for the morning express
to pass,
The gang determined to employ their
leisure moments in making a raid on our
peaceful village, and soon with horrid yells,
which aroused the people and made them
think Of their past lives, and future state,
the wretches overran the southern part of
the town like pack of hungry wolves let
loose, seeking whom they might devour.
They seized several dollars worth of
revenue stamps from one man-the tin
ner, Gettz, lost his tin cups and tiuWare,
while the dOggeries suffered severely as
might be expected.
One luekless wight had the misfortune
to lose his cap, and when be attempted to
regain it he was handsomely repu'sed-the
thieves had the majority-and since we
are all in favor of a Democratic form of
Government, and the majority must rule,
he ought to have known better than to
rebel against their decision in reference to
the cap.
A party Of the happy raiders pressed"
a sleigh into their service and had a fine
ride.
One brave man drew arevOlver and re-
quested them not to lay violent hands on
his possessions, and By this means sue
ceeded in gaining commanding position,
and holding them in check.
But the express whistled and the jolly
rogues hurried to their quarters on the
train, and away they went, followed by the
of the injured, whose loss
was gain to NOrk York raiders.
Some cold and tried soldier might
have made his name immortal if be could
have captured this wicked crowd. E.
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Coughs, Coughs.

A TTEND t. that cough in time, delay is dan
IA gerOus." You can get Balsam that win cure
you at PATToE's.
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EOrigiRal-1
MaXimS for Young Men.

Ny dear young friends, mind what I say,
Twill do you good sone other day.
Good company keep. or else keep none,
And don't be idle though alone.
IF for your hands you've no employ,
Brush mp yOm minds and don't be shy.
Still speak the truth let what win come,
And what yOu promise still perform.
If you have secrets keep them well,
And others secrets do not tell.
Look in his face to whom you speak,
And in your converse still be meek.
Your character keep always true,
1t be injured but by you.
Drink no strong drink-drink none at all,
For surely by it you wiii'faI.
Ifany one speaks i'll Of you,
Let yOur life show that its not trpe.
Within your income always live,
And to the poor penny give.
ana Wnen you 70 bed pray
Think what you done all day.
And to be rich do not make haste,
And what you have pray do not waste.
IF gains are small and come in slow,
They'll not take wings before you know.
At games of chance, do not play,
You'll rue it much some other day.
Don't buy a thing you do not need,
And pay your debts with honest speed.
Don't borrow if you can avoid it,
And for the future be provided.
Don't marry till you're fully able,
To keep your wife and covered table.
Of others do not evil speak,
Disputes and quarrels never seek.
And when you're young lay by the gold,
So you can spend it when you're old.
And if you would happy be,
From rOg-shOps and sinners Gee.
Be kind, be honest just and true,
You'll be happy if this you do.
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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26
Suffer not! I'll Cure! Try Me!

Ifyou have Neuralgia, use Dr.. Barber's relief.
IfyOu have rheumatism, try it. IfyOu have head
ache, Try il If yOu have tOOthaehe, it will cure
you. If you have oramp-chOlic, it cures in FIVE
minutes. Ifyou get Group, it will cure it quicker
than any remedy. ever found; bathe the chest and
neck freely and put flannel over the part IT, you
have sore throat, use it. IfyOu have children who
have ehOlic-painS, give them two drops in a little
water and sugar. it cures them. If you have piles
and sores, try it. II you have old sores, use it. and
use my Restorative Pills and get we'll.
Sold by all dealers. Look out for couuterfsits.
Ny name on each label, and my initials on the
stamp. all others are counterfeits.
SLY DR.. G. BARBER.
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n. BAH persons indebted to me are re-
spectfully invited to call and settle their ac-
counts during the month Of january 1864.
molly. R. S. USTICK.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29

persons concerned, that the acts is trea-
SON and the penalty. death. But warn
also the men in power, that there is a
vast multitude, a hest whom they caa not
number, bound together with the strong
est and holiest ties, to defend by whatever
means the exigencies Of the times shall
demand, their natural and constitutional
rights as freemen, at all hazards and to
the last extremity =
Ohio, and the great issue, Constitutional
Liberty and Free Popular Government, is
still before you. To you !. again commit
it, confident that in this the time; of their
greatest peril, you will be found worthy
of the ancestors who for so many ages in
England and America, on the field, in
prison, and upon the scaffold, defended
them against tyrants and usurpers wheth-
er in councils or in arms. f.-.
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rHr Pos1r1on on ArrA1na 1N Avn, s


The POSITION OF AFFAIRS IN AMER
IoA.-This, then, is the general position
of affairs and the survey conducts as to
conclusions very favorable to the Confed-
crates. In Virginia, it is true. the for
tune of war has still to be tried, and any
considerable success in this quarter would
probably be hailed by the Federals IS an
adequate recompense for all the sdisap-
pointments of the year. But in, that
view there would be more sentiment than
substance. A victory in Virginia would
do nothing for the Northern cause in Lou
isiana. in Tennessee, or 'eveniin North
Carolina. The telling fact in favor Of the
South is that in all quarters at once, and
after three years of war, it has shown
itself at least equal, if not superior to. its
adyersaries IF the Federals are beaten
even in Louisiana, if they can not hold
their. own even on the shores of North
Carolina, and if mere raid like that of
General Forrest in Tennessee, can de-
priye them Of their positions on the Mis-
sissippi, what have-they accomplished by
their expenditure of a million Of menoaLa
hundreds of millions of money That
dustion, we should think, is one. which
Americans must needs ask themselves be-
fore long !; and if Grant should failin re-
trieviug, the fortunes of athe North by
some. signal triumph in Virginia, it may
perhaps, receive decisive answer.-Loa-
don Times, hoy g. 22' s'' ',nN0
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: - 80 =
and to preserve tfleT integrity of the ma
ton, for their guidance, when the time of
their action and responsibility shall have
come. o97ziistt i1saE I sfs lAsl
The foregoing remarks exhibit the
prominent reasons. why L. and as L be-
lieve, my colleagues who have been
named in this connection (but as to that
they will fspeak for, themselves, could not
adopt the proposal Of Immediate recogni-
ton. por believe that our constituents
would justify us in doing. For my.
self, I say that I do not think it would
be wise for the Democracy to go into the
approaching campaign on such an issue.
Respectfully,
ese ~ GEO. BLISS.
HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, June 9th.
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saia4s JsR. CO WA, M. d. -zsn
PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON ASHLAND, ASH
solsnd Co, Ohio: Offeesover the Post Office,
Z opposite the Town Hall. is9v SaeV19p1g /
;saiass u T. Cte.1.t.E. N. D.hi :. {
RKACTTCA Z. Physician and Surgeen.-
: Rooms at Miller Hsuse, Ashland Ohio.
= June 3. 1864, y19n1 - II. - s-is5is q.
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aAWE5A2se

ia. JAcoBs.ea II ~ J. w: McoRD.
J.6COBS Ss.M,CO1D. (
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, Ohio, will
attend to all professional business intrusted
to themin Ashland, and adjoining counties.
Bounty money, back pay and pensions for
soldiers and others entitled thereto, pro-
cured, Ind collections made with prompt
ness and attention.
Office over the shoe store, on Main Street,
oPposits the Bank tt7
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? 9IHMcCOMBS.

ATTORNERY and Counsellor at Law, Ash
land Ohio. Office in the Bank building
over the Hardware Store. vlen1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAVE formed partnership in the practice
sfLaw, and viii attend to business in their
profession in Ashland and adjoining coun-
ties, once in, the Building heretofore 0c-
cupied by W. Osborn, on Chkrch street,
June 8, 1864. v1sn1 -,
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WsRAtsTOE-

IETELER and Silver smith, one door West
= ef. .Pot.er's Drug; store, Ashland, Ohio
zze Gold and Steel sense and afchoice variety
of. 4eEslry,okePt constantly on handrr
.fHighest price paid for old gold and silver,
Repairingi done TO urdcr, on Reasonable
sbterms--satis sfsetorily warranted. v19nl
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RHxsrGHArTs-..:
GEO, %. HILL, n. D.,

PHYSICIAN q SURGEON Ashland, Ohio
Particular. attention viii be paid to the
treatment Of the follewing special diseas es:
/. .DTsPEPsIA, disease of the LIVER, the KID
sNEIs. ScHoTULA and ErITHELIAL CANcER.
Once on Church street-iis .si9e.s :. v1enl 49,
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~ WE.JOHNS1OE.

ATTORNEY at Law, Office over Beer Gra-
EhEn,s Sore D ain Streets ashland, 90, will
-shitead pfomptly TO al business entrusted
TO his care. Special attention given to col
- lection Of Soldiers claims Of ali kinds. !
ssejuns 8, 1854, vI9nl z..-sl.ieisa'e z
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ESANGF Psper-snd Pictures OF Wall
Il & DabkS lssat bpew bGs HcMEle KOESA /
.Ii1Tss asTi hi:s bccK 90 zsogs IsEsae5 ~
.aXozoIH Il X 80 bGsd 30 e1D. !
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HAY AND OATS

az BtIFs WAY. so BUSHELS OATS. PC
~ resolved by steamer Tempeat, and 90
~ u. ID. ulCkEN, Ayent.
ap la-d III Broad aad Il sh-sis
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LUM Der.

OR 600 FEET DRESSED FLOORING
LOsOOO Boards, Just received BY Steamer
Bertha, and for sale by
D. D. DICKEY, Agent
Rp l4-u TT Broad and High-sts-
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Information No. I.


Marshal Of the 3lld.s Dist. Of Tenn
an LII
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II THE u. r. CIRCUIT CpTkI-MfDDLE Dis
TRlCf ~ fEtN E8-EE.
The JTni "a ststel Lots 50 D. 2, 3, =. = 81
- be- the pan q tle division NJ the l0t ~ ifIt
on College Bill, u NasaFi'e. and fls Alley n
tsreu .-ui lots anil the buiaIna-, marhiner.
a.. ou SAID llts, used in lll'arturug cas
non, &c., wi.eiI lgts Eere DECIDED o. the 5stie z
Tennessee, 81 r. mr5as0eE, X. az. Gfa0m
James CaV.t and %. ID. HHrt.
UrHEHEts, Az AMENDED fNFORMAfin
w was 6'et, on thc Z0th day 81 April 1855
Horace d. Harrison EsJ-, Attorney o. The luitr
-tttes said District. against s-ii properi
among other Things alleging tHaL -tid properly y
seized on be 18Th aay of M1reh, lsbt, nv tne ~
tsry authority Of the Un'tcd States, as hftelied .
TIE United stltss. nud the sare O. sCushf to Z
condemned g. i9ri..feI fgr t.IeGauses STAGED in
amended nf'uuat on.
h0F therefore, su pursuance ~ tIe prHYer
sad aIaeIieI Information, lnd inr runitiou az q
court uader the zeal ~ the Corrt. Oh mo issu.
ana directed, hereby ufe public warning 20 Z
prrsous claim big or pretending POI have ruy init
f-t u aa.d property, tl1t tley D. end appear
FORE fil C.fel8f Cont Of the United states flr
Middle District 81 % cunr-see, af tna Fc,IeTfi Cos
Room, .n tre Capitol n TO- cry of h-shF D.,
che second Money. being the eth DAY. ~ May ne
M ten O'Clock bob tie forenoon of tsli daY, ail.f 30
eru-e, u any they have, sFy SAID properly 80
ult i- condemned, and ODE proceeds d.sirtut
according ro Lass e. o. Ella Goes.
3isrshai &. g. Or .ae G,d. Dist. % Tenn
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Twelve Cards in Each Set.
SET No. l.-OUR RELATIONS AT HOME AND ABRoA
CONFUSING

SET No. l.-OUR RELATIONS AT HOME AND ABRoAD,
CONFUSING
No. /. On England's muggy Shore a surly lion
gave greyOus rOarl
2. Which Temporarily astonished even the
Gallo cock.
8. Who responded with warlike vigor, when
hon caved.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: " Is he
not bird and brother"
s. Which he fOrgets in the embrace of the
benighted wolf of the G. 8. A.
6. The arming Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
Z. The Mexican vulture gsrroted by the gal
lie cock.
8. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
.. Grand combat between the eagle aud the
wolf Of the G. s. A.
10. Death of the wolf
H. The eagle yindicates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
IL. Grand tabeau. The little child Liberty
shall Iced John Bull (the lon) and France
(the Gallo cock in future.
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MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEss EE.-No. -,
EgTHEEEAs, an Information was dled IN The Ihs-
w tref Court Of the Omitted States on tlie i5fii
DAY n April, 1854, by Horace II. Harrison, Es.f..
Attorney Of the United States OR said DIatnrl
agar-t engine and boiler, pump, g camille ma
chimes, q large kettles 4t1nk-, 8 presses, . pa.f
beam and scales, and an the other implements ul 2
materials connected with tie Camille Factory a
Cummings, Doyle q Co., iu Nashville iu The u
tsct aforesaid, and against odd persons iHNiuly D.
tcryeulEg Or their Interests llereu alleging in gu.
stance that -aid property bad been seized as D.
ictrl o. tie United States iIr causes u sad lulJI
nation SEQ forth and aFerr.i % DO true. AMI praj
mg tHe usual process, Sc.
N0w, therefore, pursuant 90 the monitor unde
Gle seal u SAID Court tome directed ] hereby gf
puti.c warning to Hi persons concerned Iu intefa
in said properly 90 appear before said Court, ~ q
Federal Courtroom m the Capitol a. NaahVilh
District AFORESAID. on TIE 6rh day 81 My 1874,
Do O'Clock, g. ST.. thcn and there 10 uterpose thei
claims and make their .lirigL1gs-
f. r. GLAECOOkt
Marshal Of the 3lji.s Il-t. 81 lem.
aHr 1G-IW
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ski No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES OF A CoNsCBIPT.
No. l. Hs, draft goodl as patriot, if drafted
go-sure
2. receive letter which tells the agonizing
fact-I'm drafted.
8. By the advice Of 100000 friends offer
substitute.
4. Who uttering quack, is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
s. l feel my country calls farewell, my love
90 where glory waits me
6. ] hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
7. And make sturdy rebel Fly.
8. Am sent with dispatches, perilous duty
death or gloryl
o. Attacked 10y n band Of gorillas, ! cry,
Come on We t-r-r-ratOrs ~
10. ] discomht them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief
II. ] deliver dispatches, save the army and
made a acknowledgement.
II. And thus relieved from all future dangers
in the field, / crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest colored Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest IN the market.
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TnIled So or lmerIca.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEsaEE--No.
VsTHEEEAs, outhe zaih day 90 FsErruy, q
w au Information tas tlai n tie l1-tuct 20
Of the IuIteds iafe- f1r th- tldl.a District ~ n
nes-ee, hE llorce III. Harsl.on Esq.. Attorney
TIE United States lor said uI-lr'-t. Wto rso-f'-u
therein ou behalf oi DE tl.,ef -tlfes, aua joss
X. IiIo, Surveyor " Customs 90 sashfli-e, ag7i
ne bales III C1ffnu. III uhleh some n1e nIart
"W., some T. D." md soue "l- j. HHfe
In Ea1-tree thsl ou the -.-i o. or e'Iuai - y
said property aa- se.zed Dol -fIl hriif't On ia
hy sl..l Joseph H. lIi'l-, 1- ilr'e..ta ~ fases
s5ft fuEsrrnst.an zee or n afcrfcd % - e
aed irlr frg flf ths fiaial process % ua'liiinn.
Nca. therefore, l1 oissfeuce to ne moniiion
.l...I tarahv give pubic warning io
r.r.ans rrnrerned n inieres. in sud props
T. aufr4r before -aii Court at ihe fe.terd O.
Room. fn tle Capitol at A-ihflie, .n saia DIST
an ~. ~ Monday .n May next, 20 l0 o'el1ck,
So then anil there Oh pr0p1u1d her r'4inls
r,-i-.. fl..r allegations. u e. 6LAsC0cke
III $. MsIshtl Der the hld. Dist Tennes.ss
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SET No. Sim SLAVE IN 1868.
No. l. In the'eotion field
2. The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
4. The parting; "a Buy us too"
5. The lash.
6. Blow for blow.
7. In the swamp.
5. Free
y The Union lines
TO- Make way for Liberty.
Il. Victory.
r. He died for victory
IN ordering, the number OF the Set is only neces-
sary TO mention. For instance, No. l, 2 or s. or sl
of them, if all are desired.
Price, so Cents each Set,
FREE BY NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, Zone Of each, as sample,) post
pad %
One dozen Set, assorted, II preferred,
post paid a "
Six dozen Set assorted If preferred,)
freight paid by buyeT......-.-..-..-....--.2 q %
One Gross, assorted, If preferred, freight
paid by 36 90
Army Agents, Suffers and Pedlars, if they prefer
it, may send their orders and money through any
Express Company, with instructions to pay for
Goods on delivery at the Office Of the company
here. Newsmen and others in a permanent locality,
will send money for small orders; large orders, If
preferred, c. o. d. Send your orders in full 10 in
sure prompt delivery. Seal all letters carefully,
and address plainly 70
GEO. P JENKINS,
Western Agent,
~, IT, rfs;r g4-aaf fv;-,.s-~,E; n
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For Sale

81 and Shoes, Hats Staple FRY CoOds, Cutlery,
amt Jewel v, az cost, and STORE FOR kENT.
These 6oods are 81 new The ttore IN a. food
q location - any " ha-hyile, and doing a good
business now.
he proprietor having other bus ness, which re-
quires his whole attention, the only for sell
ING. Apply % or address
WM y. CLAPP, p Cherry-st.,
p2z-d Pl Nashville, Tenn.
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My books will show that for the past five months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year. until it is not to be surpassed 10y any
in the State. With my general practice IN the city
treat the following
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Inlted States or AmerIca.
InIfPd $40 Or Imerlra.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE o..
NJ HEREAS, An IMPORTATION WAS FlLEJ
w u the District C0urtO Of the United States . r
sgLd District, on the 10Th day 81 April, 1854, r
Horace RI. Harrison, ESQ, Attorney Of the Unit.
States for stId District, against Z8 watches, and
kegs al Wh.-i,cy, alleging n substance that uB
same was seized on the och day of April, 1884, o.
said District on land, by j. T. NlLn, Esq, survel Q
DECISIONS 20 Nashvii, a- forfeited tJ The Unit {
States for causes iu zald Information SCI forth m
avelred % De- true, and praying Tor the usual pFo.
cess Sc.
Now, therefore, IN obedience 20 Che monitor uu.
der the seal of said Court, % directed, hereby
give public warning 30 an persons concerned IN .u-
terest n said property, 10 appear before said C0ur1
on the 9th day Of MAY, 1858, no the fedeul
Court Room. n the Capitol 20 Nashville, A. no
O'Clock, A. 81, then and there % PROFOUND their
claims and make their allegations.
r.. r. GLASGOW,
Marshal Of the hid. Dist. Of Tenn.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

CRATEFUL. FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE he has received, DR.. Coleman respect
fully Informs citizens and soldiers that he has
moved his DISpENSABY TO