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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Daily Report OF, EnIlsIments.
oESroE A. A. P. n. GEH,L, /
WHEELING, April g, 1864.

- ~ AOSHs }
6TH ". va. CAVALRY.
Thor Thomas c Truman, Parkersburg, Wood
Al Albert su NOrero's, New Manchester, Han
.ov Wilkinson NJ Morse, P"rkorsburg. Wood
BATTERY H, lsr W. VA. ARrrIIERr.
Geo Robson, South Wheeling.
7TH W. VA. CAVALRY.
2e men to Kanawha co; % to Mason co:
Is to Putnam GO.
sD ". VA. CAVALRY.
6men to Mason co.
2p VA. CGvALRY,
IA men to Mason co; q to Kauawha co.
lsrH W. VA, INFANTRY.
man to Mason co.
Ora W. VA. INFANTRY.
man to Kanawha co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

AnE you aware that a simple cough Ter.
inmates 10 consumption Why not De- Wise
In y, Tins and use Aliens Lung Balsamvbicb
will stop the disease and prevent tbs " to,oI
consequenceS3 "a - III 'i - 'te'Hl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

God guard our nag, and keep each star
zach stripe ~ bright Is new they wave,
SIN make e lead our ranks In war,
SIN iuAl above each patriotic grave,
Death 70 the traitor thai would dare
10 trail Il through tho dust Of ShAnO1
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow It to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Township Election.

ORDERED by the Board OF Supervisors of Ohio
rnursdAy in April 1854 being the 18th day IT said
month, for township officers, As provided by tho
Acts OF the Legislature Of the State OF West Viz.
Einia, and that the Closk give due notice Of sail
election. 1este: GEO. w. SIGHTS,
Clerk Board Of supervisors Ohio county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
News from Harpor's Ferry,

a letter from Harper's Ferry, of late
date, says that Gen. Ord will soon take
command at that place.
While the Third Brigade, Sixth Army
Corps, was sncamped at the Ferry. the
construction of the Winchester Railroad
was commenced, and 1t was extensively
hinted that the Union liues would be e1-
tended during the present season. a con-
structiou corps of some ono hundred and
fifty men we're employed two or three
weeks 10 laying the ties and rails, and had
the road rebuilt beyond HailIoWn short
distance, when the orders came from the
brigade to join its ODD corps (the Sixth) In
the Army of the Potomac. This sudden
movement on the part of the troops was q
'.deadener" to the railroad prospects,
which Immediately ''substded," and the
laborers were ordered TO the Army OF the
Cumberland.
DeserEers from the rebel army come into
our lines on the usual average, and after
taking the amnesty oath, are sent across
the Potomac add into Maryland. A gen.
tlemau from Baltimore has been in Hsr-
psr's Ferry several weeks, acting IS an
agent to secure the employment of these
deserters aud refugees to work on the ex-
teustvs farms that thrOng the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, aud now lay nearly
idle for want of Iaborers. Great induce
meots are offered to these men, and SO far
the object seems to progress quite favor
ably 10 procuring the desired "hslp.r
The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad from
MArtiusburS to MOuOcacy, is now guarded
By the lleth and 1881 Ohio regiments.
Kentucky and ths AdmInistration.
The editor Of the Frankfort Common
a0salth, referring to the satisfactory .pilKri-
mage of Gov. Bramlette and friends to
Washington, says:
Nor can We forbear expressing our sense
Of the additional debt Of gratitude which
the action of the President and the Score.
tsry OfsNNar has laid upon the people OF
K:utucky. 10 this instance, as IN every
other, has been shown the utter talsity OF
the charges which are being made against
the Administration of . will and determi-
nation to oppress the people Of this State,
aud TO treat with Contempt and Insult
their interests aud wishes. President Lin.
colo aod Secretary Stanton have added
Rnother, aud at this time, crushing proof
of the utter bAseness of such charges. In
the n4me Of thu loyal people of Kentucky
We acknowledge their kindness; and our
gratitude.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

OPlNtoN or AMERICAns ABROAD ON 4nn
PREslprScY-AuAmericau residing abroad
writes to friend at Washington:
"In Europe the Americans are almost
unanimous for Mr.. Lincoln for a secoud
term. He has done so weIl-been so hon
estand taithful-thAt 1t would not be ex-
pedient to drop him now. It would, l
Ihlnk, have bad effect upon American
securities, of which so many millions are
being sent here. II is a fault of our sys.
TEN that We change officers SO often; and
when one has been in Europe be cannot
but see it in this light. The emancipation
PROCLAMATION disatmed all opposition in
Europe. 1t was astonishing what influence
it'had, and what friends II made for sS.'i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

wooL.-The market is very strong for
all descriptions. with increased movement.
Some speculative transactions in Foreign,
are rumored, part TO arrive, but the parti.
culars did not transpire. The sales in
clude 1900 ID. Domestic Fleece, chiefly
at 724o76, but including low grades at 6sa
70, aud selected. 10TH cents; $4,000 ID.
Pulled, 7Oa75 for super and extra; I5 900
ID. California 40a46 for Fall Clip, and 50
for super Pulled; 1900 bales Cape, 37a4l,
1900 do. Morocco and other African, so
a40i 100 do. low to good MestiEa, 22a37;
aud 2a3O0 do; other Foreign, in small lots,
at full prices An auction sale of 300, 600
ID. Domestic is announced to take place
18th inst, in Boston.
Import, from January lstto March sls.,
From Foreign Ports. {. bales 40. 500
ooastTise Ports.................. 1883
!Total.....................b bales 4s.27e
Same time, ls63...............2s,s ss
~ r. Price Current
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
900 Men Wanted,

ErHE undersignsd wishes to hire for the sery,e.
Il OF the United stateI, 500 Laborcrs, $50 Team
9ters, % Blaeksmitha and 70 Wagon Makers, 10 10
70 NASHVILLE Tenn, for sir months. Good wages
VIII DO paid and Iattons and quarters provided.
DAVID DEL0, A. Q. M.AEent,
AT Ford's Tobacco Shop,
apr1.tf Market 81, between Quincy and John
MISUNDERSTANDING Mills CloaiinF
apra ~ - ,,ssss J.s. RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

FOR Coughs, HOarseuesS, Irritation and
Soreness of the Throat. nothing is so Ell.
SaciOas, as q Throat Remedy, as Browns
bronchial Troches. AS there are imita.
lions. oe suret obtain the genuine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
COMMISSIONER Sale.

AsG9AAA4A A4CA4eSutu1 AuH1'Eb CON DIT.
against
James Richards, ExeeutoF, and others, Def'tu.
In ChAneery.
pY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court of Ohio
dIrerted 70 the I'M lersignod as Special CommissIon
ere, We shall on the l9rH DAY OF APRIL, 1894. At
me tront door q the Court House Of Ohio county
IN the city OF Wheeling oGsr for sale the fcloWin
piece or parcel land lying on BoSR'sr nm
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Ohio liver
"a MaEahah county, West Virginia, containing one
acre, hEy three and One-third Il A. 1914 poieS
TEANs or SAL1-one-third OF the pnrUhaSe money
IN hand, aud for the residue credit Of sir and
approved security for equal aEonnti with iuterest
from the day Of sale Aud retaining The title UntIi
the whole Of the purchase money Is paid.
II. o. GUGD,
JAMES s. WHEAT,
eprs-lOt Special Commissioners.
ALSU,
AT the Same time and place, shall Offer for sale
Que steam Engine, cylinder aVo aud one half t6ISI
inches bore, stroke Il inches, boiler two and oHe
asSaimekr and eighteen lls feet long,
thereto, situAted on the above described tract q
TERNs OF sAIR-ono third Of the purchase mouav
In eaoh and orthe residue credit OF six and twelve
months will be given, the purchaser giving bonds
Of equal amount with approved socurity-Said bonds
bearing interest from the DAY yS Sfssl e n,rtov
sPr9t10 Executor Of james RiohaTdS, deceased
Hoop sKIRTs-aI dozen Ladies' and MIsse.,
Sly ouakeFs the. Hinge, and other makes, from is
cents to $3.50 each az the Variety Store OF
D.NIo0LL BRO,
GPLo 100 Main street. :
MICRO DANCER Grows Autom1ton Negro
IN Dancer, enc Of the most amusing toys, ct
epIS D.NIo0LL& BROS.
ELsEAHotheF supply Of slk Cord Head Nets
APIS s.''a . D.N1coLL 4 BROS.
MALL SILK s0AKPS for Ladies' and Gentlemen
- at the Variety store OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
House and Lot for Sale.

I NOW offer for sale the house aud lot situated in
Il Bridgeport, Ohio, aud occupied by myself. The
houaa ts = good two story frame 36x16 with full
lot attached. For terms apply to
mrSo:2WS Capt ANDREW GRHBB.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
L. G. THOMAS,

Mo. lzs MAIN street. Wh-s,.nU
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T sOLDI
PATENT MEDICINES,

PATENT MEDICINES.
A LARGE STOCK, and in great variety. We
"A buy these goods In large lots. secure the lowe
est prices and can sell ct the lowest cash prices
&S-We ask dealers 10 favor Ms with CALI
50 I. H. L09AN& Co,
si-4"s - and LOGAN, LIST Co:
apr7 Wholesale = Retain Druggists, wheeling.
CP6NGRs o. All siE6S and prices, Tor ale af No /
~ odd Fellow Han Drug Store. y %. mr26
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09

1OEALKRs AND FAMILIES will and a good
~ article for making soapin ALDHN'3.ALRALI.
lE Isl warranted equal TO any Baponifer, and Il
cheaper than anything Of tho kind In the market
forSaIe by TIL. LOGAN 4 CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST Z co.
apt7 Wholesale Retail DruggistS, wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
Corner Lot for Sale.

WILL be sold on reasonable terms, Lot No IOI,
w fronting on 6astSlde Of Market and Adams
streetA This lot is tAyOrabIy situated and com.
mands a beautiful view the Ohio river and other
western scenery. For terms apply to
apr4.1W P,SCATTERDAY
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
Keen Il before .he Peeplei

k.sg \ keyeS tAs People - That as early
- Dac 20, 1860, aud during the Demo.
-,af;e administration Of James Buchanan.
r,r, Neultrie and Castle rinckney were
-snlHrei by South Carolina troops: that
.lurjn. the month of January, 1861, Fort
pslsski tho Arsenal al Vernon. Alabama,
s,th 900 coo stand Of arms, Fort Morgan,
IA Mobile Bav Forts Jackson, Philip and
Pike. near Now Orleans; the New Orleans
Niut and Custom House Pensacola Navy
Yard and Fort MeRea; aud the Baton Rouge
arsenal we're all captured by the rebel troops
szf The steamer Star OF the West, was fired
into aud driven cd by the rebel batteries
cB Norris Island and that al this was
done during the Democratic adminisira,
ton OF Buchanan. and prior 30 the inangu-
ration Of President Lincoln.
Be,p 2 tsfere tae People THAT up to
Feb. LIST 1861, Eight Southern States secc-
led from the Union that, ap 20 Feb Is,
1854. JEFF Davis was elected and Inaugural
ted President and Alexander Stephens, cleo
ted and inaugaTated Vice President Of the
So called Southern Conie3eraey, and that
ali this was accomplished during the . Dea.
egratic' administration of JAMES BrCnAS
Al.
K5sg Il 6,fsFe fLe People That during the
month Of February, Little Rock arsenal was
seized, and the revenue cutter Castle, sur
rsndcred to the rebel troops, aud the Pro
y,.S1asl Constitution was adopted, aud that
al ieis vas done during the Democratic "
sdu, aSstratjon Of James Buchanan, and pri-
~ - the Inauguration Of President Lin
cyla
Ksp Il 6sssft rks People That the Con.
gross, wssass term had expired the day on
sshivh Af lincoln was inaagurated. had
done everything ia its power 20 disarfn the
SoutASrn States on the question Of inteFter-
enee with the institution of slavery. Ii had
passed q resolution submitting amendment
of the Constitution. 50 as to make any in
reference with slavery impossible. IL ere
stei governments for three new Territeri-
a-Nevaia, Daeotah, and Colorado--pass-
Cd DO las extending slavery from any of
them; aud al this was done during the
Democratic administration Of James Bu-
cbahan. and failed 10 conciliafe the rebels,
aud bring about peace
Keep 4 before tie Reepte4-That Fort
Samter was attacked on the i2Ih of April,
1861, and after thirty.iour heurs lombard
ment Il surrendered; aud this took place
before Mr. Lincoln asked for troops 20 en-
force the laws
Ksep q bgforc the People That in view
If all these facts, above related, no honest
nan can or VIII say that the war was COM
meneed by the present administration: for
10 do 20 would be 20 proclaim his own infa-
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Death efa bfg Rebel.

and United States Senator from South Car.
DINA, recently died on bis plantation. He
was an eminent nUllifer, and a distinguish.
Cd sristocrat, Of great wealth. He acqAi-
esd in the Rebellion, but never entered into
IL defense, doubtless because be never be-
devei in IL. These leading Southern men
die of rapidly
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:. nenastsnenfs 81 the Army. and a Balan
'..,aa aeral soa 5ssid them a. i iseis e CIV
l,an employee Tor slsnilaf SERVES
Fasces sslilltagS dnlss o. sorslce eaaang
10 hen Il cbptprs By TIE slezh -
s,,s.ss win not BE Foga such Is give
,,SS.n,.elves upae The tinltea States military
authorities
neserteFs who bring horses or mules into
.,r lines will on delivering the same % the
Snsr,crnaster's Department. receive IN
S1.nnsy the highest prices such horses and
Is are wefth
'lJ - cousnand OF Lieut.. Gen Grant.
T. s. BowEas,
Assistant Adintani General
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fNe isel
United States q America District q East

tURRREAs. Az REFORMATION MAS FiLRl III
w he District reaft ~ he tHitrA latee At kaaxyie
feg ihs niflet Vt East Tehhese. "a The nd day II Ne.
ysmbes, 1855 bs JAses p Eaaa. ESQ., Aitstnsy % ne
unstsa States aF sad psiEiss behalf e De gne
States ~ Amsfiea. asat tpo houses sod Jets uf land IN
ulsTsAn1 Bfsdiay ssasat. Ten. Asinlne he iess Of
fsaaF q. Hughes printing ssse en- feoes street Abe
otksF bot boanel BY said oeesa ttfs sad he lots 81
Jshz G. eaat aa Jesss 6tot ssisd The pfspefts q
Leased Jaaes, snd aisss ai isas aNlaiy lntesss
lag ss gksf nteess tAeFpa, asaas aRd pfeeesty bad
tea heretofore Fses hy hesenss Ageab e fielea b
Ie nsstel STATES TT sRes h said nlaFaian 81 forth
ana aYssiea fas aud praying Cog tbs usual pfoscss
naa taahltae Nee <hcFubFs pu1suanl - the ehitisa
uaasF tie zeal 70 said cear % directed hefeby
give rsklie nass y 81 peEs9ss e9nesEasa il intstea
said hsesss aed ls n appear hafs said oeaft At ths
Deeeahsf 1854 al 10 spleek A. ~ hrR aaa there 10 IN
terrass sAsir claims ansllahhs thsir allsgatiaaa
.. MCDANIEL
sossa 4. s. Marshal. Dsst F. fsaa.
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lao lstl
sIAIssa ssasss e sssIs. District u BIT

fffnHhnAef ~ REFORMATION Nxa elhkD Is
81 eslIfa esefl q ne listed Eiaiet, a KHasfls
tH et Hsifte ct Essi feh6stset. ~ ske raj eay 81
kssfe4Asas - 5ai1es 4 ksaA. FSl a31ssaef ~ sss
sissa stslss et seid pitsint ~ bhaif = us Umile<
kiafes 81 America against nA boese esd lsl ~ lad Il
The teus e EAelp&ss, Mehfss ssahs8 FehA hsfalnlaa
she lots q james eiibsefa aaa 4. ii nsy5 seled a
le fseftfg u Heasy 81 smilh and against 81 paesshS
ibiafysnlnx ~ sksis lalsfestl iheseia askisa
asl ed haase esd ~ had hssa heretofore seifsd s.
HsFssaf Agent, Nfftls4 20 fhs bnitsd etsfss 81
esusts II SAID sfetnsiisn fsflh SUI Atpffsa e -
iFae saa ptane ieg ihs nsaAi pfsesss aaa mphisiaa
Now thsfesnfes FafrsAnt - hitph nfes he lesi
III sid esuft b directed hsfabr siss pas nesiaz
10 appsaa teere said ceut a he Court lieassh Ksss
vie eEoat5atd sa 10 desh hHbf f,eernlsr SAT IL 1e
ssek w. thsa And shsfe Is iaisfruss ksf snlass snd
ii MCDANIEL.
se4aa Hs ~ HaYssnf fsss n fsvs
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tko. Iss.l
United States Of America n District Of East
Tennessee

AS INFORMATION WAS FILED rs
w hs District Court u DE Upiisd States q ksaxye
f The District % East fehnessse, The 2sd day Of No.
YasnheF 1884, hy Jsaes p. ssaiA Ehl Attorney u the
United States Cor kasd District, behsf q The Ussd
States 81 AsEie against three hcetss ssd lgts Of land
In Cleveland IN DFadleY eVunty, Tsas. adjoining the
se property ef " H. Tibhs and dec Cowaa, ssa against
all yefsaas Witty lntersesng FOE their Interests Aefrin
alleging that said houses aud lots O land bad bsep hsrctS
fore ssiss4 ~ RsSeRe gehs ieFtsiied % The UASd
States fs eauses saia iafoFmses se forth aad averFd
b be trsssad praying TOT he asaa process asd moniiisn
Nsw theF~ere pHEsaanl the menltps. under The seal
II said ceart u mo Directed hefeby givn public
ee 10 s psfeons secrasd IN Interest q said hsases and
lots Of land 10 appear eofsFV said cosF Al The Ceaf
Hease IL Knexvie afurosaa The is4h day " Dexem
her, tse lee deck NJ tesa and there TO lntcrpese
ihss uiaiIss and aahs their anegatseaa
n MCDANIEL.
noyse q. 4 Harskai. btst a. 7eaA.
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MARRIED.

'n the bfb inst q tie rssiAspes u tie L,a, f,t,
I, t asf Nel, ~ ~ ReF. j. w. Nam. Mr.. A. NJ
n5a',bEhI, Il AeW YoEt, ard Nisl sALLIE Z. VII
@iAAs, iaas If East Tsnnsssss
iay peace s'ieh4 thsir fstuTe hears,
@Aa faFssus stFes lhrT Psth with Gasers
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no. 1891
United States Of America - District Of East
Tennessee

-4NHEBEAs, An INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w che District Court ef tbe United States At Knox
yie fer the pfict Of East Tennessee, the ga day
q NeVsiaber 1884 hy James r. swan Esq, Attorney Of
the United States for aid District behalf Of The uHsed
States Of AnoIiea sgsinst tract Of sad In MoAha
eoaaiy Tenn, seihiug the lands Of Ttnothy Sullina,
Caldwell and others, seized the property 0f Morris
suiiias and agsa al persans lawfully iateYsnBg for
ths atsfrsls thsrea sRing thai saa tract of land had
been hsfstefor sehs By Reysuua Agen forfeited %
The United states for caass n aid Information sst forth
and EFerra 10 s Fe, and praying for the usual FRO
cssz snd s,uitl1s Now krfsfoFV ParsusRt 10 the
pItion aaasr The sel u said Court 70 directed here
BY give public aeee 10 ell persona soAesrnsd ininaret
"a said tract 81 land appear before sd Court ut the
court House Ia kHoxtle Aforesaid the lab day IT
December 1884 At 10 O'Clock ~ ihen and there to In
terYsoss their ciaims aad mase their allegations,
D. MCDANIEL,
nevse u. * RarsAat, Did e. Tess.
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tN0. 1871
Unltad States of America District of East
Tennessee.

xTTuEREAs, an INFORMATION WAS FILED
w IA The Dstfiet Court u che used siales q Kssx-
yiIs fot Tie IslSsct II Hast Tennessee, on The 28a daF
the Halted States far sad Distg6G behalf u The
Hailed states az A5efea, against nne Tract 81 sna ia
MeMInn eeuaty Teas, sdialnig The lands u calg and
others aeltei - ths property 81 J. y, Van Dyke,
s,S sts, ali srsns lssfnig jHiessshiag fss shse Ia
,.,.ss tberea ssne ihhi ka ,rset Of land had besn
ksFsls9ass seitsa - Rsssna Asrb a. Etfsed e. tie
Tinted ssasea sf caesss Ia saa lnfsFmastsH 80 ash
and asesrsa % - sc snd pfayhg fpy ne aai piesss
800 a,sioat Sow ihsfslsTs pursuant 10 The maaidua,
sass said saff & diTeetcd hereby give
pakale nses 4, All ssens conserved 10 iassfss % seia
tFset n aaA "a nteaF bsieEe said Cert ~ he Csaft
Hesss 10 KnexVtls aforesaid eh the lslh dsg o. pecs
tlsIF elsins asa 1aaks der sfltzstidns.
D. hcnAANkLs
nass6 4 & AeeEai Dix Z, fsss.
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n. -. - Ia. =. T.ne,nr - LIZ.

RsF;ssia@s ssS sifs ~. TssefsE cad esAsts.
rrIE RESPONDENTS. 1ESRr ERSI and
n ta stltea elsa tr Matilda Ne faffans ~ ms rHss u -
ordered hat panlcaSa b. made ~ uar sacreseSe ssss W
ss KnexYa said sehanss V sreeet nefS
re thsaeery kacNsie IRE art Aandny OF Jan
pas fs Aea hera thc dsteasa - ne pettsn
e. the b. iskea faf eoassed - e taS ana So s
hearing e. Paftt. asW
nsAt. vsts w = - .. 4 pEApEaicK. CAN.
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mo. 1911
United States of America District Of East
Tennessee

VTRERBAs, AN IARoRMATIeE WAS FILED IN
Wv the District Court Of The United statcs al KHox-
villa for ts Dislde Of East Tennessee on the ga day
Of Ssysmng, 1864 BY James ?. Swan, ks, Attorney 81
the Uu4d States Cor card District heba o the United
ssaca II America against two tracts Il land IN Bradley
county Tena Of which sdjaBs The lands " A. Keeper
aid samasl gFsFss thp ether IL island 10 Hi
watsee river and ss about ak miles below The town 81
Charleston sud ssaiaes about 900 aares talssd the
pFaRsr;y Of John r. Carmichael Rnd against al parsshs
lawfully intervening feF their interests therein aeglaz
thai said Of land had been heretofore eizvd BY sv
eune AgeHf forfeited 70 The United States foF IN
saIA Insrmaoa eel I1sth sd sYerFsd 70 be irae ana
praying fsF Tn Bsas peoess and mvBil0ns Nov, here
fore paTsaapt The menitioni uaef the ses - saa
Court % ne diFseis5 hereby give public asilee Be- s
sfsoas concerned IN interest y said tracts Of and %
sprar before said Csaf the Court HOUSE Ia Kaexvfs
Aforesaid aa sbs islh dag II DerembeF 1884, VI 10 O'clock
A A. thea aus them asesPese their ealms Snd make
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