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wM. CAMERON 8 co, Publishers.
Grants Campaign.


General Grant is gradually nearing
the rebel Qualifications IN the vicinity
Of the rebel capital We now hold the
line Of the Chickahominy, at a distance
of five miles from Richmond, on our
right, and seven miles on our left That
river, if river it can be called, is insig-
nifcant in size, and can be forded at
any point from Bottom Bridge TO its
head waters; and Grant will not be de-
tered by any obstacle it may present
However, we do not look for a gene
raj advance for several days yet. Col
Cunaster, with 5000 men Of Hunters
Command, has already arrived to rein
force him and Others are following,
and the Lieut. General win doubtless
await their arrival, and then move with
irresistible power
Our adynes night before last, an
nounced that Beauregard's forces were
engaged in the latest sights, which indi-
cate that he has abandoned his attack
on Butler, in order to throw every
available man against Grants main
army. Lee is well aware that if the
army on the Chickahominy is beaten,
he can soon disperse that at Bermuda
Hundred; therefore he viii risk every
thing in the fight before Richmond
His constant attacks on Grants lines,
eyinces that he has no desire to retire 70
the inner Notifications of Richmond,
unless driven into them.
In his assaults, however, he has been
uniformly beaten; indeed he has daily
lost ground; and as but five miles in
teryene between Grant and Richmond
the decisive action must take place
whenever Grant is ready to move
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Connecticut and the War.

The AdjutRnt General of Connecticut
reports that the number OF volunteers
enlisted within the State from July,
1868, 10 April LIST, 1864, was 1894 Of
these 81 were colored Altogether,
the State has sent Il, 7S9 men to the
war
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The Mayor of Richmond.

When the news first reached MS thai
the Mayor of Richmond had been i'm
prisoned for proposing to surrender til,
city, rather than burn it, we were MOI
disposed to give the story credit w,
now have, however, confirmation Of it
and we have no doubt of its truth.
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From CL0yD'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ABOUT THE REBEL GEN. JENKINS-The
Wheeling lntelligencer says, Surgeon
Graham and Johnson who were left
with our wounded at ClOyd's Mountain,
Pulaski county, after the recent fight
AT that place, arrived in that city last
week, having come by way Of RGh-
mOnd. Dr. Graham attended upon the
rebel General Jenkins after he was
wounded, and amputated his arm at
the shoulder, but in consequence Of a
lack OF attention or a lack Of compe-
teney on the part of the rebel surgeons
"a hemorrhage took place and jenkins
died. DR.. Graham was sent for a second
time just before Jenkins died and had
q long conversation with him Like
old Falstafi, he "babbled o green
fields and spoke of his early youth
spent st the old homestead on the
banks of the Ohio. lie regretted that
the war had ever commenced, and said
he had all along hoped that the un-
happy difficulties would be settled, that
he might retire from the strife and re-
sumo his peaceful life upon tie banks
of the grand old Ohio He was shot in
the early part Of the engagement
DR. Graham says the conduct of the
rebel General John Morgan was that Of
the rufiian. Morgan permitted his
men TO disinter the bodies Of Union
soldiers and strip them Of their clothing
and Morgan himself actually stole and
appropriated to his own use the blank
ct and oil cloth worn by DR.. Graham
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The above -ent by mail OF Otherwise, on the re-
ceIpt Of price and return postage
Persons ordering will please Stste the size sud
style Observation-Disclosures hSTd or soft line or coarse.
tive viii have the privilege Of exchanging It.
\ deduction Of fifteen per cent above on orders
Of SIS over, and twenty five per cent. on those
Of 500.
in the above, with plated CASES, from 80 cents up
wards
Liberal discount 10 the trade.
Also, viii he Kept a good assorLmsut ut
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THE LAST YsAR OF THE WAR-Some
time since, the Richmond Examiner de-
clared that this would be the last year
of the war, whichever party won
Which party the editor expected
would win, is evinced by the fact that
he tried to make his escape TO Europe,
but was captured, and is now in Fort
Delaware Mr. Pollard is shrewd
man, and deserts a sinking cause.
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80 Cognac Brandy,
% - Jamaica Rum,
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20 3" Robertson County WhI-Eey.
The above Wiuas and Liquors are an OF the hest
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luna Sim
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so baskets Champagne,
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. boxes Soda,
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p Soap,
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80 bbls Nuts,
80 boxes Raisins,
100 gross Matches,
so boxes Oysters,
% French Mustard,
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THE SOLDIERS
DI LO M A.

beautiful Lith0graph camp Flraie and Battle
Some aiI highly c0.0rad-Diank space n tHe cen
~ 0r your photograph, ule names 81 your oferr-,
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home When fTHmeA they make a beaIlIul Fir
ufre nnd for a soldier aad Dis family, q certified
fe--ofd that Will become yearly mote valued and
more hOn0rsd. Every zoiiiier should -end i1r one
sent b. mai. iu pl-fe-hoard tuhe GA receipt 0i
60 cents iHse0unf 30 agauls
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From GEN. SHERMAN'S ARMY

FROM GEN. SHERMAN'S ARMY.
Hard Fighting Near Dallas.
Hooker and Hood at IT.
MAJ 25th, 2Gth. 25th, 18th and 18th.
General L. W. Johnson WOanded-COl.
Patrick Killed.
Details Of the Fight.
our Loss Fifteen Hundred.
We have Two Pieces II Artillery.
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Cincinnati Advertisements,
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CO Let s0na despair this remedy effects the
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Ozing to the length and Importance Of this play
no other pieoe VIII Je performed With IT,
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our Loss Fifteen Hundred.

Details Of the Fight.
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We have Two Pieces Il Artillery.
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AmusewtfntE.
Theatre.

81 night Of the tsleniea young Actor All
JOHN W. ALBAUGH.
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MAY Dl.-1tutlll- iipDkti anu Nc
Pherson are moving with their COM
mands to the left. This looks ominous.
We shall most certainly run the rebs
out of their lines tomorrow We have
been here nearly a week 1t has not
been lost every moment has been
employed to the best advantage Our
position IS as follows The right rest
ing on Dallas, and the left near the
railroad, eight miles from Allatoona
The form of the line is somewhat ike
a horseshoe with one heel at Dallas,
the other in the vicinity Of Allatoona.
We have six lines of defense. The
health Of the army Is excellent; but
few sick, and but few stragglers. From
General sherman to the priyates, every
man, without one exception, Is deter
mined to close this thing up II is a
very pleasant thing to see so much
harmony and good feeling among the
Generals, and in fact among the officers
and privates.
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A Searching Letter.

The following letter was written by = gallant
Ohio Captain, who, tog@her with several other
bfotlers entered the Federal service a! the begB-
mug Il this war one Of whom sleeps the blooly
Held Of Chckasnsiga, and smother i at home Grip
pied for lie The letter Is addressed 70 Copper
hsad uncle, who bad reflected upon his nspheEs for
going into the serFiee The letter viii explain IL
self IL Is altogether readable, aud b written in a
style that zuIts our taste.
CLEysLASp, TExE,, Nov II, 1864
As h. &c, Set, ID HiBots
sIR h Is with no ordinary emotions my soul Is
stirred to-day, ~ seat pyself 70 write 20 you.
1 eA1IOs spare space foE preface have no aE,oi-
ogies 70 make, n0F do / experience any eOmptInf-
tioEsof conscience in writing Whist With aud In
tend b say.
Tog have mpggnod my brother C---s motives
for entering the army. ssy more yaa have falsely
circulated report that he vas MOI Ia the army al
ali and thar h. IN tie South Specializing Of the
Government. zoe also fling ID ham the sheer that
be- eBp afford " be, and L, among his eguHtEys
fFieIds and defenders, liBsgssd x among Ter enc
mics you and yours sre,l beczase be L paid for
being there. Are You dead b. al sense Of thame 10
sd o. honor, 60 al christian feags And have
sou DO sense spark al patriotism Kilhia YOtl
which could prevent you from seeking 10 BE- thus
avenged relstiyef because PROCESSING the e6af-
age Be also had the IsanIiBess u seknoWioage bis
obligation 70 his GaYsrRmeEt 81 esFaIliBg himself
- one Of Der dsfsndors rather ihan pagys himself
~ yoa aud yours have rebel and tFeitor.
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mo. 1911
United States Of America :. District Of East
TanneagaA

VIyHRREAs. Az INFORMATION WAS FILED
w IN the Dissrist Court Of the United States. at
KRaKFis. sr the District # East Tsnnsssss the 5h
day Of DeeembeF 1884 By james r. Swan. Es Attorney
81 tAs United STATES for said District behalf II the
United States VI Assscs against dshtef ~ SIS &C.
in the hABds Of JesrPh A. Msby, Of which Jpo Nicer
the kslrs asa dsstribaiscs IL The said John J.
AooTmRs owners add against al psrsoRs lawfully
Interesting faT s interests hsreis allegi7e that said
debt had beea heretofore seized BY Ressnne Agent for
sid 70 the nitd States for causes 10 sid Information
forth aud arered q Be ts zBd praying for the ssaA
hereby give public notice al pesso6s concerned In
Interest Ia said debt 10 SfPsar before said Court 1t the
Court House In KBOxEiie aforesaid, the % day VI
January, 1865, at 10 ssi0ek A. then asd Tiers m
icTPOss their eiaias and make their aIlssationG
4- H. MCDANIEL
a. s. Narskss Dit q Tssa.
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TNo 1881
United States Of America District Of East
Tannaenee

VxTnRREAs, AN IMPORTATION WAS FILED
w ia he Dlstsiss Caugi Of she uptod Sales - kraEs
tis IN thS pisfftt 81 Easl Teahessea, the "a day
ef eeealsg issl By JaEss 2. Swan, Esq, AHatsey 81
the yatsa statas fss sad District, behsh II ths
pltc esasss 81 AauFiea aass one Tract u aad "a The
I4sh eFi district uf Resas eanty, Tsen stoning tbs
Lands o. Thssaas Henley Robert Mar saa ptkeFs,
tslse - Aa property Of Wa. A. salsy, asd aEaA4 al
persons awsy intervening for heir ntsrusts thsrss
alleging tha. eaa tract ef land had bsea hssaioFe
setaed 81 hevsehe Agent, Rrieitea = ths unlisd
stass t eaasss IL aAd Information ~ forth and assrsed
70 be true and praying Ger the usual pfooess and oai
san New ihersfeFes paftIaat 70 the manea, adsE The
sea - saa Gbaf 60 nc drpeted hereby RiFs pshsc
tee al Pefsens saaesrhta IN itsres e said tssrs Of
land n appear before saia esaft The Court Hease 10
Knaxrs aforesaid, 81 Che 81 day Of January, 1888.
a u reosk. A. ~ thsa and eeIs = blsrposs tksif
eissEsk and make their alleeaiieas,
@9 y. MCDANIEL,
O. A AseaAsi Dit n TeaA.
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AFFAcHMRNr

We T. Haisss, ssasFssF y =. y. lgsser - = n Essssf
IN THIS lGASE, THE PLAINTIFF. ON
= eessqaas % eszsaals hse tai - sfssrs rlsss al
esaaei - sssed 81 Nm, AS 81 aaehmsas tsise been
nas4 Aea setts4 90 atEadnafn pfen Neffca : 6ssgkF
ttea 50 aet1ft g aPpe4E keafo tke aaftist Al ~.
49, = s.e ith tsa tsr - Boani coanff m a. aotA aar
er e1 eats &sAa1e Ieesao - ihs ASS "a R-
Ftesaea VIA - peftA Ana : oT1afsa tksk IA Rsse -
tasl.esA >. Ne saeseslSs Hosks b 3reFeasa Whse.
eeet-fH - effyfklof4 ii ntfKH n .
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mo. IFSl
United States Of America District Of East
TaHnaaoaa

VIZ HEREAs, Ak INFORMATION WAS FILED
w n the District Court 81 the Uaitsa States 81
Kno1sie fer The DstrSt u Es Isuasssas, ths 7th
dAy Il December 1885, b James P, ssah Ess, Aai7f-
nsy ~ the Uaitsa States aF said Dstiet, behalf OF
uaIse states u Amsrea, agasnst tract Of land In
the 18th civil district n Reaap county, Tenn, adjoining
the iaads Of Michael Arnold and others setEed IS the
property of David H. asahss and ssaiasl al persaRs
lawfully intervening Tor their interests thefun alleging
that said TRACT e land had been heretofore seissd By
Revsnsa Agent forfeited 70 the United States for
In sSid iBisr~Is sst forth and sVeFred to be
true. and Praying FOE usual process aud mention
Nov. therefore. Psrsuant the mehoH uaes the s<al
II said CSafL dFoeted hereby give pablif notice
al peFseBs concerned IN nters Ia said tTact Of hand
appear before said Court she Court HDas In Knox
willie aforesaid, tks "a day ef January, Ik6s Al 10
eessh A. then AHd there e iHlspQse their claims End
make their alisEatloAs
b. MCDANIEL
a. a uarakat Dit n Fesa
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no geo.


UHRREAs. An INFORMATIoK WAS FILED
w IN the District coart Of the United States, a.
kHaxyiis Gar The bisTict Of East Teaasaee The 5h
dF - peosahef, teAts ~ Jssase y. Eeaa
thR ntpd States Of AEnefiea against Of land
IN Che i4th etv district u hoans coaEty, Tsns aden
ing tbe lands II Thomas Henley, J, g. Carmichael sad
others, asiAea the property % Alien B. Hsney aaa
agaiRss ali persons lawfully interfering foe thar inter
cts theseiD alleging thai said tract Of land bad been
heretofore seized BY RsfeHae Ageai forfeited 10 the
United Etats for causes IN sad information SCI forth and
sVssrsd 10 he true and praying r she usual process and
m0aition Nov, thefef0rr, paFsasat 70 the msaitiaa
der The seal of said Court 10 direeie hereby Ese
pahle NOTES g al persons Concerned b intsfest 10 said
het of land 10 appear before sai uaart At the CeaFs
Hoasa In Knoxville Aforesaid. the ID day Of JanasYy
tsss, at 10 oslok thea aud there 70 iHerpese thsr
elaItas aud make lheis ailegAtioHs,
b. MCDANIEL,
= Il A.. 4 IL. - =. -
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lN0. III
tN0, 1881
United States Of America District Of East
Teuneaaee

ITHERBAs, Az INFORMATION WAS PILED ~
w the Distst ceast Of the United States KBaxyilie
Ter hs District u Esst Tsnnessss on he 5th aas Of
DsesmiSr, IksihJ las p Swan, Esq, Attorney Of he
Hted States 9f ssia nisnisf, behalf 81 The UpitsA
States efAnsea, ngeist tracts Of had and gFlsg
i shtfe0s n Che faih civil district Of McMinn county,
Tean, adjoining ths iads oF Wa Z. Owen and others
seized Tie property pf O. b. Barkpsf, ". A. BashssF
n. BekRsF and feisystts bsgkaeT, snd against ST
persons ssfay Aleysnns rs hsif interests bsfela. al
isgug that sid tracts ~ LARD had beeu hereto
fore ssissd By RsFesae Agent fsriaflsd the Unitsd
States f " aid nfonasspA ssl fenh aud sFsF
red ~ be ss and yraying F the usual process and me-
Hitsn New. therefore, PafsgaHt 70 the muaitiDH sssR
the seal Of aaid usaf disestsd Hereby sss pshe
notice % al pefssss concerned IN HsaFeh tad fssts az
lsBd to appear hsfzts said 6epst al s Denf Hoaes 10
Knoxville aforesaid, % The "a dsg II JsaaAFy, 1854
~ 10 eeloek ~ thsh end thsss 70 lhtespaes fkslf
claims and make lasiI, sasgasions.
HN B. &sbAHRRLs
u. s. ksFsfss, Dist 3. fssa.
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CHANcERY couRT-cLrNToN.

hoVEsnsR krJEs, 1885,
Be4j.fais Hsarer %. VA. PssA Ada'f Of tie gstafe
Of Richard 0t3ssr, ass'd. Esd seksrs
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS Of seRpAlnsnts h hat Wa Peak A. J. osiv e.,
r 3 esnknstt add Ne uis CAarette. and RartSdAis
he stfs ksahsth sac aAae 4rfsaans
residents e. this s&ts ordered ~ Ne lAaf Psb-
eAen ~ 8as Ter tas Successive geeks n TIE knazsss
Wig Bsnf said DESCENDANTS apsAf chaaseFy
coaft = be he'd Il Csaa s AFt Tuesday aer ths hearth
NoaaAy Vf peSba and defend said hlD. tAs
s es taksa r eoatsssea shs asd hearing
s9s-ts pssss wHw mTsON. c. An.
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ATTACHMENF.

JS8s y. Hrs e. J1Elts tozIteF.
IHNRE PLAINTIFF os AFFIDAVIT GAYS fHg pEFKSn-
n Ant - indebted 10 him and abscCads thst me
efaarg Prpeess 81 Ap eaanos be seFvea h, having
tsiasd original aaeneut against estate OF ne ssnd-
Ant, mads fstanake bsfore r D. touEos, Justes
Peace fer knoz the haFpE ayea On hs
PrePeFy N eFdesed ~ sAd Jaset thst TIE
SetSrs klE a. hh ses In KnsEFls, he lisa dsy 81
NAY nsxs u VII be proceeded visA Psrte. Il FARTHER
ORDERED AAl his satioa ~ PaAlshsd as sF ussks ne
znexvElts Wig
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United States Of America District Of East

VxYuRReAs Az fAFeRnAfIoN Was FILED
w Il me Daaaet Eenfi ~ lhe listed ststes & hhet.
y Eaf The District q Esa fsaasssee % the IN as5
q neegaher issI by Jataet p, eean, ksq, Atiefssl
sf The UAitea staesEef said q sse
.sss III A.ars akaIasf enc tract u lana ID The issh
eiv district II Roaas eoa8sy Tesa sdissning the lands
Il George silaheF sud ethets aeiEed IS tbs paisty ~
AhsaiSm Dafa and asaiast Ai FessenE tassshf thssl
seniag for lhf inises therein, alleging that ats sssi
AZ laa he'd hpea heretofore sered BY ksvsaus Aaes e
fssssiis - ia tsRsa States COT eaaseh sald iaiefss
lion 81 forth ad aserssd % b Iae. aud ptA9sE lot tss
asual process knd munioe New shefsssta pafsuant e
he aaeallson unsf ths seal II said e g ne difssr
ksrsf Give public notice ts All persona eassfHea y tes
tsvsl Il said tract Of land y sppsas btoe aasa esafs g
he c.nti Ilss KRaNss aisrssaa 81 the y 81 ~
,srross their claim ard maks thtsF aileesiieas.
b. HcDAHNBL.
za W Nx Hafstai Hstl. u lisa.
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ArrACHMRNT.

gsks ariasA IS W. A. Eptsa.
It APPEARING, PROM THE AfFI-
pAvIf 81 The plaintiff taI Ne asandaaa has Fsaevsa
rem IA State e Fshaeases shsconds esnesais hss
that TIE eFsnaFg 81 lao eaHna BE ks h
taessEe oFdeFed at Dskraiisa ~
sseks n eFeunfe wig net aai6 eeisaaaal sgpsaF
q ne aest terra r Ne orge ceF 81 Msar0a coaats
bed - as Geus Heass IN Hssnntte he 81 ManAay
SAnasrys sto hsn aa a<Fe pieaA aaast e. a<aF
80 ssEs 81 ~ IN H. ~ ss iss'h :. aa''' 80
dsss.sv - VIZ n SairM. Cs.sa.
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cHANcERY couRT-KNoxvrLLR.
SALE

5ass n. Kssasas ~ Ja@ss Rsssssy.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
ssfs IL s cause nraher ter isst % tad cesst
ea aHr hf sais q TIE asot Of ne Csft toass q Hnesss
fassdeys s liza dsg q gkneAE @ shfss - g ne ysa
Czea Hennedys Adaltea 10 khezFis a. a. "a snd
nasvsd by o. O. Hiehss as 70. taiins TOO - Wa
tss srest ~ and a9 oatae - ks et4s street
Also ntertst asf m se1t n f.
yer complainant 81 enefa 81 The And 10 taeBn
ss 90 Ks6neay properly eosues9 ~ Dr. Wm RAses
90 credit 81 az and t9clye ssans Interest," Nsat
s4iy fesmpens tasBs soads vita security ana reaiang
sa sisss 5 pA DEApKkIcK, O. IN.
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ATTACHMENTS
!. -t,as' 2. rsste, - Rsass .ila.aa

|aats N. Tastop -. HAY GftsaA.
YNHE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT.
says tbs dsisBasst i pashtsa HIS as 20 aAseands -
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United States Of America - District OF Rast
Ienneseee.

VA HEREAs, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w In TIE District conrt Of The Ustei States a. Knox.
Wis, for the District u Ba Tehnessee The TIL day
Deeemher 1864, BY James swan Esd, Attorney IL he
the UPitad States Tor szd District, behalf Of the
united States 81 Aaves against tract q lad b.
the 18th eY district Of keans esanty, fssa adtoinng
the lands Of VIA A. Henley and Others. seized a. he
property u Thomas Heoley add against ell psfsons lAs
faliy intervening fer their Interests Aosin alleging that
said tract Of land had been heretofore sssed by Rsveue
Agent Forfeited 10 the United States Coz eanses 10 sad
infons0n set forth aod ayeFed t. he true and praying
for chs asssi process and monton Now therefore, par
saAn. 70 e mention. under the seal Of said csef ts
ms directed hereby give public Aplisa al psfseas
eensRed 10 tasrest IN said aet % land - appear be-
fore said Cour the coart Bsass IN Knexvie alese-
sAid the "a day Of JspeafyJ 1861 thea and there
iHieFposa their claims Hnd make their allegations.
b. MCDANIEL,
q. s. Marshal dat n TsaR