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lNlI T0W N0ECT8NIII0 y N0T0T0VIII1 juno
ton. On the East Tennessee and
Virginia railrosd, "a miles and
back, six times week. giving S.
CIair twice "a week side supply Rom
railroad IN due connection.
Leave Rogersville daily, except Sum
day, az 8 p am
Arrive at junction BY Gam
Leave Junction daily, except sunday.
sc pm
49,. r.. u.-..-...srr l.. al
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys aud Claim Agents.
IN SUR ANCE.

~ l. DuLANY, Attorney at LSw. and Var Claim
II. Ageui, CleTelsnd, Tenn. noy16-ly
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HOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS

- PRING WATKR BRkWkRY.-MANKEL a
- FRANK, SUCCESSORS 70 VI }. DTucksE. brewers
q ale aud Lager Beer. no. Al Broad stToei, Nash
vile. TeHR. ldecs ly
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looo2 From Knoxville. hy Concord. Tcn0.rr
Loudon, Phiiudelphia. sUce Va
ter, Facility, Mouse Crsck. Athens
kicevi.le, charleston. Cleveland,
McDonaid, O0,tewah. ryuers. end
Hur soa, @ thstiauooga, M miles
sad back. daily. or tWicc daily I
trans so ruu. with daily or tsicc
daily branch from Cleveland, by
Red Clay, ga. and Narucils Sta
uou, 90 Daltsn, es "a miiei. i'm due
Couneciion.
Leave Knoxville daily st l2Iopm
Arrive al Chattanooga hy G.50 b "a
Leave Chattanooga daily at2am
Arrive al knoxville by S.45am.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
PosE : orElcE l DEPAETNEyT,

PROPOSALS VIII Be received az ths Co...
tract oaioe Of this Department untl ~,
Of March 29, 1855, iar c5nvcvinr the ,5..l,
oi The United states from FrivI tsss. 4,
june 20, lSle, in the STATE OF Isnnassee. op
ne routes and by thc schedules af dcna.t.
uTes ana arrivals here p sreriraf
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l000s From Nashville; by Tank, kingston
Springs, Huuous station. Turn
bull, sueedsviile, GIllum's station.
Paradise, MeEweu's Station. aud
Naverly, 70 Johusouviile. 1S miles
aud back daily, or as often as traius
run. d required, and 5y "a schedule
OF departures bnd arrivals satls.ac.
tory ll she department
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SUFFE 3 e R s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Relect!! Act!!!

TARRAET Co;
6entiensn-I sm a resident Of Curacos, and have
teen diepossd 70 write 10 you concerning the real
Eaiue of your SELTEER APERlENT a. q remedy
or Indigestion aud dyspepsia, ] desire 70 express
u you my sincere gratitude iorthe great benedt the
SEETEER has done my wife.
FOR four or i've years my wife hiss beS7 sadly
adiicied with Dyspepsia and siier bang under the
s.tmeut Of several Doctors fos two three years,
she was dnslly induced 70 seek The advice Of q
issrnsd Physician, Doctor CRbias, o. Ns1sznala,
Who immeds'aiY treated her vito. your kFl.R-
NE5CENT HELTLEk APERIENT, sbe began 70
improve AZ once, and IL now PEkFECfLY WELL
Lesl t 60 Be my DUTY for the good OF humanity &c
make this statement feeling thai a medicine val
liable should he widely known.
Trusting you Will give this publicity, and repeat
leg my earnest gratitude and ihR1ks.
! am Fery respectfully youIs,
5. D. c. HENRIQUER,
We Ask
The suffering millions 20 our land 10 give this
rsmeiy trial convinced that by is timely use
many may he relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Eour Stomech, Sick Hesdkcue, Iuz1i-
Bess, Indigestion, lles, Oostiyene9i Bilious At
JACKS, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affections, &C.
Resd the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca h bot
tie, Gnd DO not use the medicine agsinst the EdVce
Of yoEr Physisizn.
Manufactured only by TARRkFT co., az
6reaaNlch street, New York.
s--Ro' sale ~ ~ n-nVsista- my4 II
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Posers ard Ws'ghtman's Celsbratsd Chemicsis
Blue Mas, sulphata Quinine, -ulphaie M1rphia
Iodine lodlde Pota h, Chloride Of Gold. kther, etc
Our Pharmaceutical preparai ons. such AZ Ilnc
yissd Phsrmac0pis.
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ArriJs ,s 3. Rosersvalc BY s1,Pm


l0ao4 From Nashville, by Lavcrrue. Smyr-
ma, Murlrcesboro'. Jordan VALLEY.
fosteryilie, Bciibucklc, Warirace
Depot. Normandy, Iuiiahoma. Es-
tclIa springs. pcchcTd. C1vau. An
dersou =, Stevenson, (Ala.h Bridge.
port, Long island, Ntckaiack,
,lsnh.l Running Water. and Loos-
out Station, (6a.,l t1 Chattanooga.
Tenn , l53 mites sud back. twice
daily, with daily branch in iuc coa-
uecuou-Waruacc Depot to Sbelbs.
Nilic. s miles,
Leave Nashville daily al 20 m
and p m
Arrive az chattanooga By Ls1 p m.
and next day by l.a1am
Leave Chattanooga daily at $50 O m
and 5.30 p m
Arrive at Nashville at $50 d m and
next day by sam
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Botanic and EcIeeiIc Medicines.

Such o. Fresh Roots sni Hertz. Of al kinds; N.
tsn's keia's Alksio oia and hssnoid. lud thci,
cJnce1taIcd EKiracis.
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ltool From Knoxvlie, by Mcmillan. strsw-
berry Plains. NeW Market. Ncssr
Creek, Ialbatt's MIh, panthe-
Springs, Moruslown, Eussc,lcII.e.
Naiieshurg, Rarersvills Iuaction
Midway, 6ustavus, Grccuvi iIIe.
henderson, Mills, Fulisu's. Rhes
town, Froedom. Lecsburg. MN.
woed. donesborougb, Johnsons 8 pe.
pct, CsTieg's Depot. Piney flat. ana
tnsen nepet, b. h-.7i.|i. So rs'.'
gad hacs. dslV. OF JNcc daly j
tfaiBs sorun.
Lave Knoxville daily atsam
Arrive at Bristol hy 4g8 p m
Leave Bristol daily at z 21am
Arr.Na b knnNN---. LN IL u. In
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I L. AR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
y Business AGENT, over lork's BooE store, Ss5ss
Union SIR, 81, Nashville, Tenn. sur6-6IIl0
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

OONE 8 TUHNELL-Wholssale and Retail
~ Booksellers. Slau0uers, ana News Agents
No. 40 north Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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Al HER5 q HUNT-Msnufactursrs Of all the
Nj Latest styles OF flrst Ciass Carriages and
bugses. ExpEesa hegons and CarsJss. y Ro=tn
hsraeI street.
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CAMPBELL. McRHEN { GROEsBECK. Attor-
~ neys az Law anc Claim Agents, practice u Al
eue Sslf-a- Sonectols promptly s.tslos9 70 >
also claims against the United States and foochers
collected. once 7E North Cherry street, up stars.
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We copy the following from the
Washington dispatches to the oincin-
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BANKEas AND IsRoKERs.

OTIS, +. A.-AtsoTney s1i Councillor a 4
~ Onice 4z5< Cherry 81; P. o. Box 7is.
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! GNGLkTON, K. d --B0okseller, Publisher
- s.AtoneE, snd Periodical Dealer, Ros; Omos
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aHtEWERY.

4 CLAMER0A, WM. CO.-Book aud job Printers,
/ " and publishers ef the Dsiy and Weekly
Union, Printers Ailey, between UHion and DeaG-
| ercK streets.
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HEADQEs DEPT OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Vieksburg, Miss, Jan. 30, 1866. !
ra-ruar f1unrpz D
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-19
Misfellanepas.
THE IRON CROSS.
A WOman's Confession.

A little faded miniature Of
young girl in all her freshness. |
can scarcely believe that l ever
looked like this--I, an old, sad wo-
man, who looks longingly to the
time when the place | have known
shall know me no more. And yet
|, even |, was young and lovely
once. Ah me! how long ago it
seems Long ago, longer: than to
most women, for the blight fell up
on me soon, and | count nearly all
my years by my sorrows. .r,a
was born by the seashore, that
same everlasting flrood whose wa
ters | can look out from my win
dows now, and to whose roar | lis
ten as l write. My father was
wealthy, and was raised in the
lap of luxury. He died when l was
ten years old, and most needed his
care. | wish he had lived. He
might have made me q better wo-
man, and the story ofmy life might
have ,been' different. / was left
alone with my mother. She was
not fit for the charge confided to
her. She was weak and giddy, and
she reared me IN her notions of
fashion and folly. i do not, blame
her that my life has been SO sad;
for it was in my power to change
it, but would not. i grew up a
beautiful, fascinating, fashionable
woman, and was greatly admired.
You would rot think it, | know, to
look at me now; butitis so. When
I was grown, ! made the discovery
that my fathers luxurious style of
living had greatly diminished his
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3ailr9aas.

Nj. 81 G. IL. r., TINE TABLE.
"a E Ey q. III alss
IRON December 3rd 1865, Trains will
4 leave Stations named rs follows:
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goetital.
From the La Crosse Democrat
WAITING.
BY DRED ROWLAND.


Close prest against the window pane
Pecfing ont into the night, ...
A face ofdeepcst yearuing, looking
Gray eyes with their far-rpaching light
Down the silent streets deserted,
Gazing thro' the slect and rain, .,
Quick ears that listen for the footsteps,
That may never come again!
Oh! eyes how wondrous deep the mean
ing -H
In your pitlrul, longing gaze
Out upon the sighs and storm walls,
Ger the dark uncertain waye,
Do be quiet heart! cease beating!
Rest moment from your pain. ID
Can you tell me rain-drops falling
If Wen ever meet again?
As ye journey onward weeping, .
In your course toward the sea;
If you fall on lip or forehead,
Kiss them, lovingly for Inc.
He may never know who calls him,
Tho he'll surely hear the cry
That goes out with such Wild anguish
On the storm wings rushing by.
Spirit-hands, clasp hands with spirit
Meeting beyond the bounds Of space;
4. He will feel my touch aEd know it,
Tho he can not The fingers trace.
He will know how mitch I'm ycarning
For the old and fond embrace
lie will hear me, feel me, know me,
If he can not see my face
Then journey on, oh restless raindrops,
III your course toward the sea,
II you fall on lip or forehead,
Kiss them lovingly for me.
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Sumner with His "iVhislSeFs."
TuEs--" Captcia Nth his IVhiS[ers."

Tune" caYtci" With his Vhisier'.'
As | marched through lie town with my
feathers so gay, ..#
thought to myselfwhat the white folks
will say; 't
Wild my waterfall behind, and my wool
combed straight,
l strutted like a big-bug, wild a "fve bar
red gait"
Den to Congress went,
Whar Gcy want niggers' scent,
And heard Stevens preach 'gainSt de new
But de Senate Chamber, child, I'm often
gwiae to see, .-..
Oar Sumner wid his whiskers stole sly
glance ut me.
1t might be dream, but it seems SO real to
me,
hardy can pcrsume. but it's mighty apt
10 be; '
l drem't dat Wilson, Stcyens-my "brcder-
en- aud MEN,
Was on der knees, and tried to please dis
darkry from de pen.
Oh, my dream may come true,
Den don't know what to do;
But Ge sweetest ting OBJ all hasn't told to
yol-
De equality's my tancy-and dat Is gwine to
be-
For Sumner, wild his whiskers, stole sly
glance at me.
He said my nose was flat, and he didn't care
for dat; .....
And my wool was 'kinky," in dc style dc
white folks trying att;
Dat de smell oh musk he dubbed, which de
niger needn't buy
You kin tell de Niger By de smell wheney-
er he is nigh.
Oh, he talked SO sweet, and smiled,
Dat he charmed dis coored child;
| dre'mt was in Eden, by dc sarpent dar
bcguiled.
And blessed de happy times dat dis darkey
libbed to see
When Sumner wild his whiskers, stole q sly
. glance at me. .
l..... Constitutional Union.
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Gyb0tIs.
Brown, -Mackev, and Co,

Brown, .Mackev, and Co.,
Wholesale Grocers.
No. 20 Paint street, Chillicothe, o.
ETERCIIANTS of McAr!hur ard surround
Itl ing country, are respectfully invited to
call and examine our stock consisting Of evory
thing in the grocery line, which We will sell as
low us the lowest and al goods warranted TO be
Just as represented. Before purcha,ing else
whore you will do well to call and ace us, ~ "e
will otfcr you inducements not to be beaten
No % Paint street, Chillicothe, OIL door south
of McKell's QueensTare store de2lm3
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alutsls
CLIFTON HOUSE,

CLIFTON HOUSE,
Corner Sixth and Elm Streets,
Cincinnati Ohio.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY
~ Terms $500 per Day. ~
nMNlBUSSES carry al. passengers TO and
~ fror4 the cars. The now depot Of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Rsilroa d, corner
Plum and Pearl stsee,s. is only four squares
from This hpnse, making IL conVerient for pas.
sengers TO stop at tie Milton. o., de2- 6m
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-19

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.--The President
removed, to-day, ID. n Cody, the Com
missioner of Indian affairs, and appoint
cd Lewis V. Bogy, of st. Louis, in his
place. The change is to take place on
the lst Of November. There are several
applications for the positian of head of
the pension bureau.
WASHINGTON, Oct. G.--Much solicitude
is expressed from abroad concerning the
condition Of Secretary Seward. 1t will
be gratifying to his friends to know that
his health is improving.
Attorney General Stanbcrt, yesterday,
gave an opinion that the contract entered
into by Mr. Harlan. Secretary of the In
terror with the Connecticut Emigration
Company, disposing of 500, 900 acres of
the reserve lands Of the Cherokee Indi-
ans in Kansas, at one dollar per acre can.
not be sustained and ought to be igno-
red.
MEMPHIS, Oct. G.-The cholera has
been declared no longer epidcmical by
the Board of Health,
Capt. Alonzo Grccnlaw, who killed
young Taylor, in n recent duel, attempt
cd to commit suicide, this morning, by
shooting himself in the breast. The ball
struck lib and glanced around, lodging
in his back, mnicring severe though not
fatal wound. Remorse, he says, Is the
cause.
LOUISVILLE, Oct G.-Hon. Elijah Hsc
was to-day elected to Congress from the
third district OF this State, to fill the va.
cancy occasioncd by the death of Gridcr
He defeated Col. Hawkins by very large
majority.
LONDON, Oct G.--Bya treaty bctwccr
Italy and Austria, the former acquire,
" the territory Of Venctia as il cxistet
while under dominion of Austria. ant
the debt of Venctia amounting TO thirty
five millions of llorins, Is assured by th,
Italian government
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MISCELLANY.

"AND Then. The following story is
told of St Filipo Neri:
He was living at one of the Italian uni
verslties, when 4 young man whom he
had known as a boy, ran up to him with
a face full Of delight, and told him what
he had long been wishing above all
things in the world, was at length fulfill
ed, his parents having just given him
leave to study the law and that thereon
he had come to the law-school in this
university on account of it's great fame,
and meant to spare no pains or labor in
getting through his studies as quickly
and as well as possible. In this way he
ran on long time, and when, at last, he
came to stop, the holy man who had
been listening to him with great patience
and kindness, said: .-t 49,; ...
"Well, and when you have got through
your course of studies, what do YOU mean
to 10 then ?' '....
Then shall take my doctors de
gree answered the young man ID. ....
" And then, answered st, FiiIippo Ne
J ri again.
shall have number Of difficult and knot
ty cases to manage, and shall catch peo-
pies notice by my eloquence, my zeal,
my learning, my acutcness, and gain a
great reputation.
"And then" repeated the holy man.
"And then" replied the youth, why
then shall be promoted to some high
Office or other; besides | shall make mo-
ney, and grow rich" ia. hE
"And then" repeated st. Fiilipo Neri.
" And then,' pursued the Young law
yer, +" then Shall live comfortably and
honorably in wealth and dignity; and
shall be able to look forward to happy
old age"
"And then?' asked the importunatc
old man.
"And them said the youth" and
thclr-and thcn--I shall die"
Here st. Fillippo again lifted up his
voice and said, "And then ?' whercupon
the young man made no answer, but cast
down his head and went away. This last
" And then p had pierced like flash of
Lightning into his soul, and he could not
get rid Of it.
Soon he forsook the study of law, and
gave himself up to the ministry, and
spent the remainder of his days in godly
words aud works. .
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UNITED STATES OF AMERIC Al
Wpstprn Dist Ark
" wv TT TIE"Ns : II n
liam Il man cO0cPIu-GrCptinr /:


To all wl)m Il may communicating
NOTlCEis hereby given, That in obedience
\ to warrant of arrest, issued from the Dis.
trict Court Of the United States for the Western
Distr let Of Arkansas, ] have arrested seized and
row deain the estate, property and effects fol-
lowing to.wit
The VIZ of mel and ncl of hcl4 and els OF
nw1I of sec no 20; also ~, of seld of sec. no.
Il; also W Of sw2i and VIZ of hw4 of sec.
no. 10 all in township no. north. range "a
west also the ~ Of the sc4 and eR of neA
of section 10 "a in township no. .. north,
range q west, the property of NJ. 9. Scott.
That on The lst day of October, 1866, a libel Of
information was filed in said Court by the Attor-
ncy of the United States for said District against
the estate property, and effects aforesaid alleg-
ing that hc same are forfeited TO the United States
under the provisions Of the act of Congress ap
proved July l7th, 1862, entitled "an act TO sup.
press instruction, to punish treason and rebcll-
ion. to seize and confscate the property of rebels
and for other purposes" that NJ. &. Scott, the ow-
nerthercor has since the passage Of said act, and
since the public warning and Proclamation, given
and made by tie President Of the United States
in pursuance of the 9Th section Of said act, held
the several Offices and done and committed the
several acta which render his property liable TO be
condemned rs enemies property, and for these
reasons which arr more fully set forth in the said
libel of information it is therein prayed that the
said estate property and effects, may be condemn.
ed as enemies property, aud become the property
of the United States, aud disposed Of as the Court
shall decree, and ! hereby notify and admonisli
the owner Of the said property, and oil persons
claiming any interest therein, Or knowing or hav-
ing anything to say why the same should not be
condemned rs enemies property, and disposed OF
pursuant to the prayer Of such libel of informa.
ton, tha, they ba aud appear before the said Court
at its next regular term, to be begun and held on
The 10Th day Of Nosemhcr A. ID 1856, at 10 O,
clock in The forenoon OF said day, at the United
States Court Room in the city Of Van Buren, then
aud there 10 answer said libel Of information, and
mtcrpo0c their claims, and make their allegations
in that behalf LUTHER Z, WHITE,
L s. Marshal Western Dist Ark
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICAJ .
Western Dist, Ark { o

/ -, 'NHitlu lDlSl. ATh.S
To lch0m IL mag coPcern-GRpETING:
AIOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That, in obc-
~ dience TO a Warrant of Arrest. issued
lron the District Court of the United States
lor the Western District of Arkansas | have
arrested seized and now detan the estate. pro-
perty and effects following, to-wit:
The Z of sel4 and swl4 of nel4 and e., OF
aw4 of section "a; also ne1 end So of sell
and scld of nwhi of sec. Is; also wiz of nw1,
OF sec. 10; al}o the nel of neli Of sec. 3, ali
in township 10. 5. north of range 2G, west
the property Of 6. Y. MWtbycr 1900. a Ilpcl
Of Information Was filed in said Court by the
Attorney of the United States for said Dis
trict, against the estate. property and effects
aforesaid, alleging that the same are forfeited
to the United States, under the provisions OF
the act of Congress, approved July 18th. 1862,
entitled IAN act to suppress inSurreCtiOn, to
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize and con-
liScate the property of rebels. and for other
purposes, that O.. W. Mowbly the owner
thereof has, since the passage of said act, and
since the public warning and proclamation
given and made by the President of the Uni
ted States. in pursuanco of the Gtll section of
said act held the several Offices, and done and
committed the several acts which render his
property liable TO be condemned as enemies
property. and for these reasons. which are
more fully and particularly set forth in the
said libel of information; il Is therein prayed
that the said property and effects, may be con-
lcmncd as enemies property, and become the
property Of the United states. and be dispos-
ed of as the Court shall decree and | hereby
notify and almonish the owner Of the said
property. and al! persons claiming any inter-
est therein, or knowing or having anything
TO say why the same should not be condemn
ed as scncmics' property, and disposed of pur-
suant to the prayer Of said libel of informa-
tiQn, that they be andappear before said court
at It's next regular term, to be begun and held
ON the 18th day of November a. d., 1866. at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day, at the
United States Court Room. in the city of Van
Buren, then and there to answer said libel of
information. and interposc their claims, and
make their allegations in that behalf.
LUTHER G.. WHITE.
w T. :. Marshal Western Dist. Ark.
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Libel OF Information.
UNITED STATES or AMERCAJ
Western Di.t krLs /, 50

Western Dist. ArkS.i IS.
10 aH ,'Aon Il mig cpncaR-GRIEgING:
NOTICE Is HFREy GIVEN. That i'm obcdi-
~ encc to 4 Warrant of Arrest. issued from
lhe District Court OF the United State for the
western District Of Arkansas, | have arrest
cd' seizcd and now dctain, the estate proper
~ and effects following, to-icit
The WIS OF ne and nc1 Of mel, and cl5
Oh nw4 OF section 20; also the cis Of seh OF
section IL; also VI. Of swl4 and VI Of nw1a
oi section 10; all in township no. >, range NJ.
west; also the s.. Of >e4 and e., of mc1l of
section 2i' township ), range y west the
property of Il. {. scott
That on the lst day of October. lsGG libel
| OF information WAS filed in said Court by the
Attorney of the United States for said Dis
trict against the estate. property and effects
aforesaid, alleging that the same are forfeited
to the United States under the provisions of
the act of Congress approved judy 18th, 1862,
entitled an act To suppress instruction. TO
punish treason and rebellion TO seize and con-
iiscate the property of rebels, and for other
purposes" that Il. c. Scott. the owner thereof.
has, since the passage of said act. and since
the public warning and proclamation, given
ana made by the President OF the United
states, IN pursuance of the 9th section of said
act, held the several Offices and done and
committed the several acts. which render his
property liable 20 be condemned as enemies
property, and for these reasons. which are
more fully and more particularly set forth in
the said libel of information it is therein
prayed that the said estate. property and eff
tectS; may be CONDEMNED as enemies proper
" and become the property of the United
states, and be disposed of as the Court shall
decree, and hereby notify and admonish the
owner of said property. and all persons clai-
ming any interest therein, or knowing. or
having anything to say why the same should
not be condemned as enemies property. and
disposed of pursuant to the prayer of said Ii
bel of Information, that they be and appear
before the said Court at its next regular term
to be begun and held on the 18th day of No
ycmbcr \. d.. 1866 at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day. at the United States Court
Room in the city Of Van Buren,, then and
there to answer said libel Of information and
interpose their claims and make their allegq-
tions in that behalf.
LUTHER c. WHITE.
2w [. 5. Marshal Western Dist. Ark.