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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
pENYsYLYANA MLITARY MATTEns.


Gov. Curtin. who returned home to dAy, Lad n
long Interview with lhe President, in which all mat
ters out of which some difference Of opinion bad re-
Gently arisen freely discuised. 1 % question
Of recruiting FOR The regular army from tie volunteer
regiments now 30 greatly reduced b. sichness and
lolfcs in battle, was dvell upon By the Governor rs
one calculated to DO great injustice TO tic volunteers
ard Injury to tie service
Touching tue order Of the War Department 70 GIL
up the old regiments With the drafted militia the
Governor stated that iis law laving provided dat
,e men enonli elect their own officers they could
not without their coLsent bc t.kcn u MI up existing
organizations. Olher methods 81 illng q zee organ.
ization. ere suggested but no exception was taken
10 any oourse doomed beet for tie interest of tie
service. TIE Preriden, regarded these ques,ious a-
purely military ones, which be lelt 70 military men
10 decide As regards the defense q Penn ylvauia,
of border foray, tie President responded to
Gov. CaItin's expressed sn1lsiy on the subject,
by saying that ia case Of need an adequate force
should he provided. The interview embraced other
matters Of national interest. and was BY both OF the
parties to il deemed ite saiisihciory.
TIlE ENLISTMENT or VOLUNTEERS INTO TIE
REGULAR SERVICE.
The feeling in the army against the order permit
ting the enlistment Of volunteer soldiers into tho
regular service Ia very sttoug. Even old army
olcers have ndosCd tie protest OF cooucs IN Their
commands against the continuance IN force Of thi'
order, which they say demoraliles their men, and
reduces still further regiments which are already
skeletons. The Indications now are that unless the
order be revoked, a storm will 10 raised which will
increase the hostility of Congress 10 the regular army
10 suck 40 extent "a TO give strength to movement
for It's abolishment a. a reparate organization.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

FUON THE ARNY OF THE POTOMAC
The Forces of Gen. Mcclellan Advancing
ALL THE GAPS UP TO ASHBYS HELD.
OPERATIONS OF GEN. SIGELS CORPS.
The Enemy Driven Out of 7horOu!hfarc Gap
Our Troops Taking Formidable Positions
Thep are in Excellent Fighting
Condition.
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Mi!itarp Notices.

No 2l7 HENRY ST. BRookLry,
Hg,rau.HrRK, Co. ID, lKossIpss ksoiss
9i7J TO S215 Bounty for Nine monins, nor nsc,.,,
b. RANKIN. lri.,..napt,
l.. w SrKyENsoS, ----
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to whom he awarded contracts. and who is now ii
RELEASE OF MISS BUCKSRR.

| the Rebel army.
RELEASE OF MISS BUCKNRR.
Miss Buckner the nobly-connected young woman
whose medicne-chest was 80 unceremoniously
broken open the other day, will be released to-mor.
row. If sbe keep her promise to take the oath Of ALE
glance. The fate. Of Marcus Buck Bailey is more
doubtful.
HEALTH OF MAJOR-GENERAL HAMILTON.
Major. General Schuyler Hamilton has nearly re-
covered and reported for duty US convalescent from
the severe aud dangerous illness which attacked him
Viii e serving in the Southwest. Gen. Hamilton is
looking well and appears TO be no longer troubled BY
the old wounds which broke out afresh during his
recknt Illness He has again been assigned to DUTY
and tomorrow starts with bis staff for the hei1 Ho
is a New.Yoiker of the right stamp, and one OF
those Generals who believe in hurting as many OF
the enemy as possible.
BANIsIIMENT OF THIEVES.
Superintendent Webb of the Metropolitan Police
of this city has issued wholesome order the design
of which is to compel all burglars thieves, and pick
pockets TO leave Washington, and all who are de-
teced are 70 be escorted TO the cars under guard,
and if found in the city subsequently,, arrested and
locked up at once. Under this order notorious
burglar, named James Powers, was taken to the
cars last night.
EXAMINATION OF DRAFTED PENNsYLyANIANs.
The following gentlemen were appointed to-day to
examine the drafted men Of Pennsylvania at the
rendezvous mentioned below: DIR. Norris, U. s. A.
for philadelphia; Acting Asst Surg. Wilson, for
Harrisburg; Surg L. G. Stiles, for Pittsburgh.
ARREST or A SPY.
Wm. II. Stone of Co. g. 9TH Virginia Cavalry,
was arrested today while prowIing about Rockville,
where he has for tho las; three days been living
with noted Secessioniet. Abundant testimony was
furnished that he is a Spy in the Rebel service.
SAILING OF THE MONITOR.
The Monitor will sail on Saturday, she has been
thoroughly repaired.
ARRIVAL or SAILORS.
Two hundred sailors arrived here tonight
ARREST or TRAITORS.
Marshal Enbry and Edward X. Davis were ar
rested by our piekets to-day. They gave q very
sccounl Of themselves, and when
asked to take the oath of allegiance positively re-
fused.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

,poysrnFs peGisisST' Co. E-Si7, ~ill be paid :.
e.eh Of FIVE recros BroSAya and s'V 70 e.'n s.
FIVE recruits from Ne~-l OH Ssh ,2,uAy wa " "
only sHch bounty WI" 10 CAPT NJ. q. KEMPSEr
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
Tie following soldiers have died in the Washing

The following soIdiefS haVe uIeu ID INC |" ASuIn3
ton hospitals since oar last publication:
Ser 4 r n. Lsddoa X, II VIR Il. CoBsei, 4. p Art.
J. d. Wiley u, gN. H.. q. Luther. IA. i0l, ~
J. VI. Mofn,oo, q. l0N II. II. Coffee, !, q y. Y
Scr O. Henry. y. 35 Ms. J. 4. Mslrn, c. 4P. Cav.
A Suaies. ID. b6 n, y Geo. ". flA
ii. Nortiwsy, G. il y Y q. w. faliz 4. Ohio
D. St,srus u. Is. n. \. l.. 40. W. BuTll D. 81 Mas
NJ 4 bennett b l17 =. = W Hummer u, - Ohio.
o. c Rozers IS l2Et "A. B. lockwood II. an. ).
/ Miller B an An - Y ston- A. an h.
g. H. buller, %, 10 Msu II Alfred, T. VI
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S1Oi Cash Bounty,
,,IOO u ) BOUNTY. Az A, y.o
APpp " w. - COL. MORTON,
9Th Regiment. Metropolitan Brigade
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The Government was ,nrlrised today by the
receipt OF an official telegram aPprisng 1t Of the
fact Tia, q detachment Of SIuarts cavalry, 200 or
800 strong, was siill concealed in the woods near
PooIesyille. Md aud had been there since they
g,.lloped around tho army Of The Upper Potomac
having been unable to cross back again with the
rest
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TurRE ARE TWO QUALITIES in man which wo-
man p.ren,Yly admire Ono i. ptthotism the oh.r ne
bt OF wearing Knox nat No others could prove 80 s0u
est of merit indics.e, the brave hsn hr os'l '
,,,p and both together the s.ntlentu SOFT OF
.ro o ca never fail yin the love OF true wemsn
IA 4 2 .osdsay Il the depo, for the IA.
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The United States of America. ! In Rem, in
George n. FitzhugRs Real pro. FIXTURE an d
perry. Confscation
Nv HEREAS, at the SIP inc Term, A. n, 1862
w Of the district Cou tor the United States
for the Western district af Virginia, at wheel.
ing an information was flea on behalf Of the
United states, by the attorney thereof for the
said district, against The real property desert
bed in said information Of George N Fitzhugh,
late Of jackson county, Virginia, alleging in
substance that the said Fitzhugh Is engaged in
thu existing Instruction against the United
States, that ut the time Of his becoming so en-
gagged, he was the owner Of the property afore.
said and that he has used or consented to the
use of the same in aiding said instruction or
some person or persons engaged therein, and
PRAYING that said properly may be confsculcd
and sold MS forfeited to the United States,
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of The moniiion
under the seal OF the SAID Court to m, directed
and delivered, ] do hereby give public notite
t0all persons claiming any interest in said
property TO appear before he Judge Of the dis
trict Court, for the Western district Of Virginia
nj Charleston, on The first day Of December,
1859, the same shall b. day ofiursdiction or
else thenext day ofjurisdiction thereafter then
and there TO iGtcrposc their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf Dated this 9Th
day Of November, 4, n, 1862,
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
Marshal Of the u S. for the W. D. DIVA,
Benjamin II Smith dist ATTY
nov l3w4
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A PRoCLAMATIoN-BY THE GO
VERNON.

For the purpose of giving the people
Of the State an opportunity Of rendering
thanks to God for his lnercies and bless
ings youchsare to us,-thaI they may
humble Themselves before Him in pray
or, beseeching Him to deliver US from
our Great afliictiors, Ito grant victory
10 our arms,-a speedy suppression OF
this wicked rebellion and restoration OF
peace. -
|. Francis II. Peirpoint, Governor OF
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do APP
point Thursday the 9Th day of Noyem'
Der inst. as q day of Prayer and Thanks
giving; and recommend that all sect
lar bus ness be suspended. and that the
people assemble themselves together IN
their accustomed places of worship, to
offer up their tribute Of PRAYER and
thanksgiving TO the Great Ruler Of the
Universe. earnestly request the com
mnndanls of Virginia Regiments, where
ever they may be stationed, to give the
soIdie, 5 Under their command, on that
day, the facilities for its proper obse'va'
In testimony whereof, l Fran.
III. S els H. Peirpciat, have hereun'
l~-> to signed my name, and eau
Sc the less seal of the Commonwealth
10 he affixed. Done at the CRY of
Wheeling, this 9th day of November' in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
bundled and sixty two, and Of the Com
monwealth the eighLy-seven'h.
FRANCIS II. PElRPoINT'
BY the Governor:
1. A. Harans. Sec. Of the Com.
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Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the monition
undertake seal of the said Court to me directed
aud delivered, do hereby give public notice
To all persons claiming any interest in sRid
property Iu appear before the Judge OF the dis.
trici Court of,he United States for the Western
district OF Virginia at Charleston, on the first
day of December, a. D, 1862, If the same shull
be dNv ofiurisdiction or else on the next day
OF jurisdiction Thereafter, then and there to in
terpose their claims aud maize their allegations
in that behalf Dated this 9th day OF Novem-
her,'A, d, 1862.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
Marshal Of the U. S. for the W. y. DIVA.
Benjamin H, Smith dist atty,
nov l3w4.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

FLoUR-Per barrel So oO035 TO-,
for Snpcrfne
GRAIN Wheat 9o@95o Tor red and
81 05GSl 10 for white.
CORN We quote at SOC in bulk,
GROCERlES-C flee. Rio 3oG3l.
Sugar, 1l9@lse; N ,!asses, 6o@6ec'
HOGS Qrotcd-at 81 SOC 81 GO.
HAV - The morket rules heavy at
&ls@l3 pertos for prime Timothy.
P0TATOES-The receipts continue
liberal, sp6oG05c FOR prime Nsshan
nock,.
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NAPOLEON, Henry Co. o., July I, 1858.


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The United States oiAmerica, In Rem, in
william " Nevmnn'S feitnre and
Eesl and Pcrsonal Property, coniscation,
WHEREAS. at the Spring Term, A. D.,
w 1860, Of the District Court of the United
States for the Western District Of Virginia, at
Wheeling. an information was filed on behalf
atlhe uailci States, BY tho attorney, ther' (
k,r .aid lHStrist, against William W.NewmEu's
rcaI and personal oyerty, described in said
information aud schedules annexed, anil si.aa,S
in Mason County Virginia, alleging in sub.
stance that said'Newman is engagcd in the ex
i,ling insurrection against tho United States,
Thai at the time Of his becoming so engaged he
was the owner of the property aforesaid and
that he has used or consented to tho use OF the
same in aiding said instruction or some per-
pon or porsons engaged therein, and praying
Tint said property may be confiscNted aud sold
AZ forfeited to the United States.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of tho monitlon
undcr the seal Of the said Court to mo directed
and delivered, | do hereby give public notice to
all persons claiming anymtcreSt IN sad prop
erly TO appear before the Judge OF the Dlstrct
Court " tho United States Tor the Western Dis
trict Of Virginia, al Charleston, on the first
dRy of December, A D 1862. il tho same shall
Ma Cay Of Jurisdiction, or else ON the next day
ofmrisdiclion thereafter, then and there to In.
terpose their claims, and make their allegations
IN that behalf Dated this 6tll day OF Novem
Nor 1869 EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
Marshal Of the U, S. for W. D,ofYa
penianin II, Smith, DIST Any
Ndy l9Tt
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TJNHERE will bean Election at the various
Precincts through the County, on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN DECEMBER next,
for member Of the House Of Delegates, to fill
The vacany occasioned BY tho death the
Hon. Lewis Wc,z J. date member Of said House,
nv order Of the Governor, and also on the same
dav for county officers. in the following Dis
,-i.ts ,o.wit: No. !, one Justice and one Con-
stable No. .. two Justices and one Overeer
Of The Poor No 5, one Justice.
BY Order Of he County Court,
SAML WINDOW, s, ~ c.
November llth, 1862.
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The United States OF America, In Rem. in q
Ephraim Wells real and pcrso. fixture and
nal property. Coniiscation,
WHEREAS, at tho Spring Term, a D. 1869
w OF the district Court of the United States
Of America, for the Western District Of Virgin
ia at Wheeling, an Information was filed, and
al the Fall Term, A. D., 1862, an amendment
thereto, on behalf of the United States by the
attorney thereof, for the said district, against
EPhraim Wells rea! and personal property, de-
scrihed in said information and amendment,
and situate in Jackson county virginia, allcg-
ing in substance, that the sal Wells is engaged
in the existing instruction against the United
States that at the time OF his brcoming so cnga-
ged he was the owner Of the property AZORES aid
and that he has used or con en,cd 10 the use Of
the same in aiding said instruction or some
person or persons engaged therein, and pray
ing that said property may be cnufscatel and
sold rs forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the moninn
under the seal Of the said Court to the directed
and deliver d, do hereby give public notice
10 all persons claiming any interest In said
property, TO appear before the Judge Of the dis
rict Court OF the United States for the Western
District of Virginia at Charleston, on the first
day Of December. a. n, 1862, il the same shall
be day ofjurisdiclion or else on the mex; day
oriurisdiction thereafter. then and there to in
C;pasc their claims and make their allegations.
in that behalf. Dated this 9Th day Of Noycm
Der, 1862
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
MARSHAL 1.-THE U s. for the W. d. Of Va.
benjamin II. Smith dist. atty
Nov lpuA
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STOLEN,

STOLEN from the subscriber on the night
Of the 18th Of this month"; from the farm of Thos.
Lewis, one black, 3 year old horse, over 10
hands high, spare made, with Que white hind
foot. A liberal reward will be given for tho
return Of the said horse,
nov afu JAS II, Ho0FF.
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United States Of America,

United States Of America,
Robert Mitchell and Jas. Sof Forfeiture aud
E. T. Miiehelrs real pro cOnii'eatiOn'
perty.
WHEREAS at the Spring term, OF the Dis
w trict Court Of the United States Tor the
Western district Of Virginia AT Wheeling. in the
year of our Lord 1862, M Information was filed
on behalf Of the United States by the Attorney
thereof, for the said District, against the real
property described in a schedule thereto an.
nexed. Of Robert Mitchell and Jalnes L, Y,
Mitchell, late Of Mason county. Virginia, al.
leging in substance that said Robert and said
James areeugagcd in the existing instruction
against the authority of the United States, that
Mt the time Of their becoming so engaged they
were the owners Of the property aforesaid and
that they have used, or consented 10 the use Of
the same IN aiding said instruction or Some
person or persons engaged therein and praying
that said property may he condemned aud sold
as forfeited tothe United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the moni.
ton under the seal Of the said court 10 me di-
rected and delivered, do hereby give public
notice to all persons claiming any interest in
the said property 10 appear before the Judge Of
the said District Court " the United States for
the Western District Of Virginia at Charleston
on the first day Of December, A. D, 1862, il
the same shall be a day Of Jurisdiction or ose
on the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter, then
and there to iuterpose their claims aud make
their allegations in that beh'lf. Dated this
9Th day OF November a. d, 1862
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
Marshal Of tho U, S. for the W. D. of Va.
Benjamin Il. Smith dist atty.
Nov. l3w4.
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United States of America, In Rem in cause
vs.. q forfeiture and
Theodore B Fitahush's, Coniscation. ''
Real property.
WHEREAS, at the Spring Term, A. 1862
w Of the district Court for the Western dis.
trict Of Virginia at Wheeling an. information
was filed on behalf Of the United States by the
attorney thereof for the said district, nganst
the real property described in said information
of Theodore B. Fzhugh, late of Jackson
County, Virginia alleging in substance that
said Filzhugh is engaged in The existing insur
rection against the United States. that at the
time Of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner OF the property aforesaid, and that he has
used or consented - the use OF the same in aid
ing the said instruction or some person or
persons engaged ther,in. and praying
that the said property may he conhscated and
sold rs forfeited TO the United States.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the monition
under The seal OF the said Court to mt directed
and delivered, do hereby give public notice
to all persons claimng any interest in said
property TO appear before the Judge Of the dis
irict Court Of the United States. for the Western
district ofVirgina, ut Charleston on the first
day Of December A D., 1862, If ;hc same shall
be d ofjuristlic,ou or else ON the next day
Of jurisdiction, thereafter, aud then end there
to in'erpoSe their claims and make their Ellrga.
tons in that behalf Dated this 9th day ID
Noyem6.t "A. D., 1869.
EDWARD ". NORTON.
Marshal of the o. S. for the W. D. DIVA.
Benjamin II. Smith, dist, atty.
nov blvd.
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mo DISABLED SOLDIERS. SEAMAN b
, | Marines and widows orotter heirs Of those
who have died or boon killed in the service
CHAs. TUCKER. Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land aud Pension Agent, Washington.
DC.
Pensions procured for soldiers, stameB and
marines Of the present war. who are disabled
by reason II wound, roccved,or disease com
tracted while IN service aud Pension, llountY
ty Money and arrears Of pay obtained for Wild
ows or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed while in service.
bounty land procured for services IN any Of
the other wars
CHAS. TUCKER. Washington. D, G.
Those entitled 10 Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bounty Money, can have their claims rSplrh
and forwarded to Mr. Tucker ny Alh6s al the
Register Disco,
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The United States of America, In Rem; in
Simon Grimms Personal and fritrc and
Real property. ConiScailcn,
MTHEREAS, at the Spring Term of the Dis
w trict Court Of the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia ut Wheeling, in
the year of our Lord, 1869, nm information was
filed ON hchalfof the United States by the at
torney thereof for the said district, against the
personal and real property described in sched-
ules herewith fled Of Simon Grimm late OF
Mason county, Virginia alleging in substance
that said Grimm is engaged in The existing in
surrection against the United Sla'cs, that the
me Of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner Of the property aforesaid, and that he
has used or consented to the use Of the same in
aiding said instruction or some person or per.
sons engaged therein, and praying that said
property may be confscated aud sold as forfeit
sod 80 thruF'rd States .,,..-...., ,... ,u...a,
Now, therefore, inprrsuancc Of the moniilon
under the seal cf the said Court to Inc directed
aud delivered, do hereby give public uot'ca
toall persons claiming any interest m SAID g.o.
pcrty 20 appear before the Judge nr he OiSlnc.
Court Of he United State, for the Western d.
Einsot Virginia az Charleston, Hu ilH riot daF
,rg p,vtH6,ri q 81 lsG2 Il he s,ias +ha'' ba
Il day Of iurisi.cliuu, or else GA lhcurN .aF nt
jurisdiction Thereafter, tiyH aud tslere tO-NrrI-
pose their claims aud make their allegation 90
the behalf Dated this 9Th dav of November
A D., l 500. EDWARD NJ NORTON,
Marshal Of thr U S for w. D. Of Va.
RcWemiu II. Smith, dist atty
Nov l1Ul
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United States Of America, In Rem in cause
VS.. Of forfeiture and
BAIL 7. Wells Rca prop oOnfscaton.
ertv
w HEREAS. at the Spring Term \. u. lsG9
Of America for the Western dStritt Of Virginia
at Wheeling, an information was fled, and at
the Fall Term, a. D 1862, Of said Court an
amendment thereto was filed on behalf Of the
United States, hy the attorney thereof for The
said district, against the real and personal
property in said Information au amendment
described Of BAIL T. Wells late OF jackson
county, Virginia, alleging in substance that
said Wells was engaged III tie existing insur
rectiOn agains; The United States that NJ the
time Of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner Of The property aforesaid, and that he
has used or c, n>ented 10 the use of the same in
aiding said uSurrcrtinn, or some person or per.
sous engaged therein and praying that said
properly may be coniiscated and sold As fOri.
ted 10 the United States.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the monition
under the seal ofihe said court 10 me directed
and delivered, do hereby give public notice
to all pcr.ons claiming any Interest ir said
property to appear before the judgeo The dis
trict Court Of the United States for the Western
district of Virginia nj Charleston, on The first
day Of December, a p, lSG2, if The same slall
be day Of Jurisdiction or else on the next day
Of jurisdiction thereafter then and there to in.
tcrposc their claims and maxi their allegations
in HAT behalf. Dated this 9Th day Of NOvem.
ber.A n. 1862.