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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25

III Sa1O INWARD
s aaa .sSs'y IT,
undermenoncd Certificates Bonds Oaecks ,nd Drafts a.
rapy me ine The Northern oenra isaoad between
COW, y H. nasa o ~ rs e ~ s. bons
crckS and drafts whenever and they can nnd va
following description Of the property 20
United STATES CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS
No - s ss Tor soo Issued Holensade Morris G.
NJ sSss each sloo r 7s sn' Il D@N'''''' 'A'sN 20
No oa2ls each sioo issued John Gruob, Thomas
No - 100 90 issued 10 Jos vonderheido. Jno IT,
: Daessrson check No. I,6ss
No s92a each sloo, issued to Philip Pinger. on Du
NO each sieo issue. "s.,t to Simon nor Son. on 1no
No. 59ltsl each s. 0o issued to H. Chamberlain, Tho
No. 5yla9S mas swords check. NJ. s,i
NO. sas" oO rss sasa c rsssa' Nos
No ssis. scn issued 20 Tyler Davidson Co.. on Jno
No o. i30 Scp Issued to r. Aesosey. on Jno IL Diokcr
No sel29, sOoO issued to A. sinkinson Co, Jno. IA.
:, Dicksrson's cheek No 7Ol g.,
No. 59,2usi Dickersons check. No. Less.
No 90 I9I each 1900 to L. Haven Co.,
No 5l,lGl Jno. IL Dekerson's check, No l,ea7
No 59xx each Si,olD issued u ]. B. r. Gibson, on
No 3J,54 Thomas swords CHECK. No. 35t-
Dcselson check, No. i.bT.
No 5,Sl9 SiuOj Issued " G. Beheu. Oh John IL. Decker
sons check, No l,690
No. No. aiss3 each 5000,
No So rel issued to John shilio 4 Co. on
No 5aSg2 each 81 0U0S H. N Rtcahouses check, No y
No 59y3l
No. 59,34J
No 59,si for $1,000 issued to George Jaap on John II
Dc&ersonts check No .bi5
No % rs 81 90 issued Joseph w. Wayne Co.
n. Rlttenhouse's check, No T.
No. 80 S2l
No 5a,90s a, ooo Issued to r.. II. Wilson, John H.
No 90. ~ go" Dickerson Check No. l,703
No. $500
No II i5 Tor 5000 ISSUED To oion &Martn on Robert
No 59.3Sb Tor Si,0DS Aliens chcca, No. s,5l3
70 ~ ga ., on, Ia ued to j Morgan Co on j.
H., 50 yiJ e"'" '''o'' Haines check, No ss2
No 99 81 90. bcon sins to NJ. Beeem Carlisle Pa.
70 ssno 49,, ., oo 10 ongng N Holmes a SON.
~ ~ ~ 1T ~" s''"o( Pfttsburg, Pa.
Fourteen so bonds Nos $50 to $50 inclusive and eight
SiO bonds NOS 1888 10 $50 inclusive, be.oasng Hon
j. NJ. Howa ard Detroit, Mich.
Nos sl7g 10 is both inclusive, for tieU EACH pay
BILE 10 Il Il. James, Cashier
All the above and bonds placed In the pos
session tho Express Company by the government 10 be
rwarie1 20 the parties to whom the be lie
lvered satisfaction their claims against the govern
sch certificates delivered To the parties
for whom acy intended. they, OF have
validity sgtns, the government and wholly worthless
u. s Treasurer, r Il. Spiuner's Drafts
No 600 j. Cisco, Asst Tseasr New York. for 81 S) %
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The receipts to-day for $40 bonds are given by
Jay Cook Il Co.. OF Philadelphia, at 81 loo, 900;
the receipts Of the Sub-Treasury for deposits at
per cent amount to s62I 900; for duties 1904 900.
20 that altogether, to-day, Mr. Chase has received
d sum OF 81 ,925 600 over and above the receipts
from internal revenue. The business of the Sub
Treasury was as follows to-day
FOR customs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O10 goo 90
Payments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Isl 52s 81
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TCK5DAY, MHfCn 10 T. Vt.
BREApruUsThe heavy fall In gold led to reduction
Of l5c per Dbl in the Of four yet the day bust
moss limited. Sales made OF 5000 bbls. state
and Western $50 Southern and 400 Canadian within our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25

- some one and three dollars a Tor .ale
b. q. 6 ALLEN. as Broadway, door below csua II
THE rRorrISG BUTCHERS AND BAKERS
l. or TIE rAnf AND PRESENT DAYS
TIE Tro,ting Butchers and Bakers
OF the Past aud Present Days
The Tro,,ng Butchers and Baker.
% The Past and Present Days
FAST SKETCH
FAST SKETCH
Nv sutEr4 ~ sULKr
In WILKES Spirit.
OFT TO DAY
OCT TO DAY
THE SUB SOUTHERN REVOLUTION
THE SUB SOUTHERN REVOLUTION
Nv sEOnas NlLAG-.
- III osvhes WiLsss.
Ia WILKES sPigfT-oUT TODAY
IRE GREAT BILLIARD NAT HEs
THK CHEAT BILLIARD MATCHES
Between gtiSthwsii aus De.ry.
Between Gydlhwait aad D-sry
The Tfo,ilnR Butchers AID Bakers
The Troting Butchers aud Bsksrs
The rryt ING Butchera aud Baxsra
or ths Past aud Present Day.
on NE ROAD.
on TffE ROAD
ON TiIE ROAD
ssE WILKES spTiaihr-orr rop S'H
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THOMAS A0SEw. % GREENWICH. coRsIR
Murray VINO 10 famed for selling goyfs s..p
for cash haa ssain assonishsd ses Workers. bY selling
gar At is.c. Sugar i3ha, Brown Sugar from ~
Tea. o., 3D. snd ei-nn~st ooiong In nasrxst cor@~.
fresh ground -. Do ~ D., 3D. su4 &c The i2itsr
bought y The before the rise Gail yaaf MONEY
aud zee for yourselves.
WArcHEs AND JEwELRY-oE ALL DKsCRfr
w uaus for sAie by GEO a. AiLks. tiS Broadway,
door below Canal street, formerly ~ Val street.
yxrorcorr's INSTANT PAfs AssIHfLAroR PosT
w uvsiy Hsss.hs Tg0'hs1hs sns hesr.lsia IA
s,au,iy sou ~ al afusTss rrsry ~n~rv Pro- Is
0es-fsi d~po ~ Chatham s4uars. u y Tire best rs~iy
DIR hALLAKD las chrhsm .,aarssY
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A,so have the Largest ~ UNDERGRADUATES aaf
pNAWfhS made " m~ffu0. lambs ws1 slk, shaker
aanrai whte ana @earst same aud eantan tann- ~.
just ggrsta ifgan manafa-or ~ KDHEs Dk
tUAttnRE
AZ iOLLsALg AND pFTsff F0R cAsu N Low.
k~r rHif ~
BALyDL HNDTfLKs
~ BnOAtiwAF sPw YORK
ALL GOODS wtpnAs 40 \. HEFNEsFNfFg ksD
VA ~ kn- nN-- ~ 81 ------ - -
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U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
The United States In Rem. in cause

The United States In Rem. in cause Of
YS. forfeiture ana con-
The Personal Property of Siscation.
Marsden Bond
NTHERAS at Fall Term of the District Court OF
w the Uuitcd States, for the Western District
of Virginia at Clarksburg the Attorney of the
United STATES for said District fled on information,
against the Personal Property of Marsden Bond
described in a schedule to said information an
nexed alleging in substance that said Bond has
been engaged in the existing insurrection against
the authority of the United States since the 18th
July 1862 that at the time OF his becoming so en-
gagged he was the owner of the property in said
schedule mentioned and praying that said proper
ty may be confscated and sold as forfeited to the
United States.i
4 Now, thefore in pursuance of the nonition under
the seal of the said Court TO me directed, do
hereby give public notice to all persons claimi ng
any interest in said property, or in the proceeds
thereof to appear before the Judge of the District
Court of the United States for the Western District
of Virginia at Clarksburg on the 10th day of No
vember \. D. 1863 Gg the same shall be day of
jurisdiction, if not, the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter) then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
U. S Marshal for the Western Dist. of Va.
3. H. SMITH, u. S. Attorney oct "a lat
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u.s.. MARsHAl's NOTICE.
The United States

The United States In Rem. IN cause o.
vs. ~ forfeiture and Confs
The Real and Personal Scation.
Property of Washington e.
Summers
WHEREAS, at the Fall Term, 1868 Of the
w District Court Of the United States, for the
Western District of Virginia at Clarksourg the
Attorney of the United States for said district
filed on information, against the Real and Per.
sonal Property of Washington Summers described
in a schedule to said information annexed, alleg-
ing in substance that said Summers has been en-
gagged in the existing insurrecton against the au-
thority of the United States since the 18th July,
1862 and that at the time Of his becoming so en-
gagged he was the owner of the property in said
schedule mentioned end praying that said proper
ty may be confscated and sold as forfeited to the
United States.
q Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monition
under the seal of the said Court TO me directed
and delivered, 1 do hereby give public notice to
all persons claiming any interest in said property
or in the proceeds thereof, to appear before the
Judge of the District Court of the United States
for the Western District of Virginia at Clarksburg
on the 10th day of November A D. 1868, lit the
same shall be day of jurisdiction, If not, on the
next day Of Jurisdiction thereafter,) then and
there to interpose their claims and make their 81
legations in that behalf.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
L. 5. Marshal for the Western Dist. of Va.
B II. SMITH, t. s. Attorney. oct24 lat
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U, S, MARsHAl'S NOTICE.
The United States,

The United States, In Rem. IN cause
ys of forfeiture and
The personal property Of cOnhscation
AbUah Smith
WHEREAS at the Fall term, 1863, of the
w District Court of the United States, for the
Western District of Virginia at Clarksburgr the
Attorney of the United States for said District
fled on information, against tho personal property
Of Abijah Smith, described in schedule TO said
information annexed, alleging IN substance that
said Smith has been engaged in the existing IN,
.urrection against the authority Of the United
States, since 18th July, 1862, that at the time OF
his becoming so engaged he was the owner OF the
property in said schedule mentioned, and praying
that said property may be cOnGscated and sold as
forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the m'nit'on
under the seal o the said Court to me directed and
CeIivered, | do hereby give public notics to all
persons claim ng any interest in said property, or
in the proceeds thereof, TO appear before the
Judge OF the District Court Of the United States
for the Western DistrIct Of Virginia at Clsrks-
burg on the 10th day Of November, ID. 1863 I'll
the same shall be a day Of jurisdiction, II not, on
the next day Of jurisdiction theresfter) then and
there to interpose their claims and make their al
legations in that behalf
EDWARD NJ NORTON,
u s. Msrsbsl for the Western Dist. o. Va
BH SMITH, : Attorney. Oct24 ID
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VS. of forfeiture and
The real and personal prop : cOnhscation
erty of Jonathan NJ. Ben
nett.
WHEREAS at the Fall Term, 1863, Of the
w District Court of the United States, for the
Western District Of Virginia, at Clarksburg, the
Attorney of the United States for said District
filed on information, against the real and personal
property Of John NJ. Bennett, de'cribed in a
schedule to said information annexed, alleging IN
substance that said Bennett has been engaged in
the existing Rebellion against the authorities OF
the United States since the Eth July, 1862, and
was holding an Office in the State of Virginia un.
der the Rebellious Government at Richmond, and
at the tms of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner of the proper y in said schedule mentioned,
and praying that said property may be coDfiscated
and sold as forfeited to the United States.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF the nOnitlon
under the seal OF the said Court to me dire ted
and delivered, do hereby give public notice 10 all
persons claiming any interest 10 said property or
in the proceeds thereof to appear before the Judge
of the District CoLrt OF the United States for the
Westsra District of Virginia at Olarksburg, ON tho
10th day Of November, A. b. 1853, Gf the same
shall be day of jurisdiction, If rot, on the next
day ofjuiisdictiOn thereafter,l then and ,here TO
interpose their claims and make their allegations
IN that behalf
EDWARD NJ NORTON,
L 5 Marshal for the Western District Of Va.
b, III SMITH T. s Attorney
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us. MARsHAt's NOTICE.

Tne United states ga In Nem.m cause o'
a.s7 Vs. .Js, . forfeiture and Con.
s347 so Property of Peril fscation. :,
creme Hayes. 100 ij9EIisFor
WHEREAS, at the Faii Term, 1863 Of the
w District Court of the United States, for the
Western District Of yirginia at eisrksburg the
Attorney Of the United States for said District
fled On information. against $341, 80 property OF
Perrigrene Hayes described in 8 schedule to said
information ANNEXED, alleging in substance that
said Hayes has been engaged in the existing in
surrection against the authorities Of the United
States since the l1th July 1867, and praying that
said property may be con6scated Is forfeited to
the United States e~~A
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of ths motion un-
der said seal of the said Court to me directed and
delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming any interest in said property to
appear before the Judge of the, District Court Of
the United States for the Western District Of Vir
ginia at Clarksburg on the 10th day Of November
A. d. 1863, Gf the same shall be day Of juris-
diction, If not, on the next day Of Jurisdiction
thereafter then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
U. S. Marshal for the Western Dist. Of Va
B. u, SAITH, u S, Attorney ect24 LAT
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Important Notice from Cover.
nor Tod.
COLUMBUS, Oct. "A, 1863.

COLUMBUS, Oct. a, 1903.
To the People Of Ohio:
| take pleasure In announcing to you the
gratifying fact, that our State has furnished
its quota Of troops under the first call OF
eighteen hundred and sixty-three, 1859
by voluntary enlistment and thereby is re-
heyed from the first orderfor draft. You
are aware that second call has recently
been made by the President for three hun
dred thousand (3O0,O0O) troops. Ohio's
quota of this number has not been liked or
de,ermined-it will vary but little, howev'
er, from thirty two thousand (32,OOO J
Time is given us until the fifth OF January
next to raise this quota by voluntary en-
Estments, on which day draft mas been
ordered for any deficit that may then ex'
ist.
1t is believed that with proper effort th'
entire number can be made up by volun
teering.
The troops now called for will be assigne,
to regiments in the field, hence no new Or
eanizations will be made,
Recruiting officers from the old regI
Ements are now being sent home, and re
spectfully ask the hearty cooperation c
the several County Military Committees il
aiding them to FIJI up their respective col
mands.
DAVID Top,
Governor
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u. S. MARsHAL,S NOTICE.
The United sites

The United Sites In hen ln cause
vs. Of forfeiture and
The real and Ier sonsl prop 6OnhscAtion.
erty Of Charles Riigway J
JITHgREAS, at the Fall Term, 1859, OF the
w District Court OF the United States, for the
Western District Of Virginia, at clsrksburg, the
Attorney of the United States for said District
Glad on inform alton, against the real and personal
rroperty Of Charles Riigway, described IN
.chsduis to said information annexed alleging IN
substance that said Rdgway has been eng ged IN
m. existing insurrectiOn against the authority Of
the United States since the 18th July 1862, that
At the tine Of bis becoming % engaged he was
the owner Of the property IN sAid schedule men
/ toned. and praying that said property may DC
confse sted, and sold forfeited - the United
States.
Now. therefore, IN pursuance Of the noniuot
1 under the seal Of the said Court 70 me direetee
and delivered, DO hereby give public rotice 70 A
persons claiming any interest IN said PfoPsrty,
IN the proceeds thereof 10 appear before the 'udx
of the District Court Of the United States Tor tn
western District Of Virginia, at Clarksburg o.
the 10th day Of November, A. ID. 1908, pi "a
same shaIl be day Of Jurisdiction, II not, on u
neIt day Of Jurisdiction thereafter then and ,ne'
. 10 interpose their claims aud make their si'sss
: tions in that behalf.
EDWARD NJ NORTON
! L g. Marshal for the Western DiEt o. W.
BH suTH L. s Attorney ocsSf"
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The Cincinnati Inquirer of the 29th says

1T is worthy of remark that more men
have voted to make Mr.. Vallandigham
Governor than ever cast their suflragss to
put Mr.. Chase IN that Office. The first
time Chase was elected, eigt years ago, he
had 100000 votes. The second tine he
was chosen in 1851, he had 100000 votes
Vallandigham now has at least 10000
votes Vallaudigham,. defeated, therefore,
has more friends IN the State than Chase
had when he was elected"
$4,000 is certainly very respectable
minority; and considering the test TO which
their fidelity to their principles has been
put, we conceive them to form very pref
ty nucleus for the reformation of Ohio next
year Like the $1,000 conservatives in
Maine, every man of them may be counted
upon in any contingency, and upon such dc
feats, to parody Shakespeare, the gods
themselves throw smiling promises OF iu,
ture triumph
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US. MARsHAl,s NOTICE.
The United States

The United States i In Rem. in cause OF
VS.. forfeiture and con-
The real and personal property ascatiOn.
ofTillotson Janney.
WHEREAS, at the Fall Term, 1885, OF the District
w Court Of the United States. for the Western Dis
trict Of Virginia at Clarksburg the Attorney OF the
United States for said District died on Information
against the real and personal property Of Tllotson
Jsnney described in schedule 20 sid Information an
nexsd alleging in substance that said JAnney has been
engaged in the existing nsurrecon against the author
ties Of the United States snoe the l1th Of July 1861
that at the time Of his becoming engaged he the
owner of the property in said schedule mentioned and
praying that said property may be conscated and sold
forfeited TO the United States. -)tIC- b 90
Now, therefore, III pursuance Of the moniton undsr
the seal Of the said Court me directed and deliver
ed, do hereby give public notice 70 all perons claim
ing any interest in said property, or in the proceeds
thereof TO appear before the Judge Of the District
Court Of the United states for the Western Dtrct oi
Virginia at Carksburg the 10th day Of November,
A. D. 1866 Of the shall be day Of jurisdiction,
il not, the next day ofjurisdicton thereafter then
and there TO interpose their claims and mako their al
legations in that behalf
EDWARD N. NORTON,
L. g. Marshal for the West Dist. OF Va.
b. h. Smith,
L. s. Attorney. oet?t:td
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The United States

The United states In KEN. In q cause VI
vs.. forfeiture and Con.
The Real Property Of George hscation.
W. kniseley.
XNHEREAS, atthe Fall Term, 1903 Of tho District
w Court Of the United States, for the Western Dis
trct .of Virginia at Clarksburg the Attorney Of the
United States for said District filed information,
against the Real property Of George ". Nuiselsy de-
scribed in q schedule 10 said information annexed al
les ing in substance that said Kniseey has been sn-
gagged in the existing insuuection against tho author
tes Of the United States the I7th Of July 1901
that at the time Of his becoming engaged he the
Of the property in said schedule mentioned and
praying that said property may be conhscatsd aud sold
Is forfeited 10 the United States
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the motion under
the seal Of the said Court 20 directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 70 all persons claiming
any interest ia said property, in the proceeds threo
70 appear before the Judge Of the District Court the
United States for the Western District Of Virginia at
Clarksburg on the 10Th day Of November, A. b. 1885,
Of the shall be day Of Jurisdiction IL not on
the next day OF jurisdiction thereafter then aud thsrs
nterposs their claims snd make thsr allegations IN
that behalf.
EDWARD n NORTON,
L. s. Msnhal for the West Dist. Of Va
u. H. SNTH,
L. s. Attorney. sosfttd
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To the Public.

In addition to what / have already pub
4 Iished asEA Card, y / desire to make brie
statement about the ballots referred to il
the editorial column of the Register on Sat
+ I had personally visited several Of the
Virginia regiments and parts of regiments
distributing tickets, &C., preparatory to the
election on the 22dinst. In some instances
the man voted while I was present, in
},othsfa, lths tickets and envelopes were left
to be forwarded to my address by mail or
express returned home on the morning
of election day, bringing with me a con
siderable number Of ballots, and found q
mass Of unassorted tickets (enyaloped) from
various com panies. TtsJe belonged to the
different counties, which it was morally I'M
possible to have conveyed to any except
Ohio and adjacent counties.
Many / know, belonged to Ohio county,
'as was cognizant Of the fact Of more than
one Wheeling company voting. To pro
perly distribute I could not, as all had to
be lost unless the Commissioners of-the
counties referred to consented to receive
them. - AsEotes simply for Congress, they
should have been received anywhere in the
district. The Commissioners, however,
have ruled differently. In rejecting III they
have rejected those which undoubtedly be-
long to Ohio county. --
20 With regard TO the ballots, they are quite
as reliable as any received. How could 1
know whether men who claimed to vote
were entitled to do so ? That was some
thing the Commissioners had TO determine.
I can only say the ballots were sent me to
be used in the Congressional election A
few designated the county to which the par
ties belong; others bore simply the name.
The package handed to the gentleman at
the RRoIsrER Office contained to my certain
knowledge, the ballot of legal voters in Ohio
county. 1t may have contained the names
Of those who are not residents OF the coun-
ty, but it was the business of the Ccmmis-
sioners to discriminate and reject such, i'll
anv, as they believed to be non residents
This was clearly their duty: not to reject
all and charge fraud ol
The result in Ohio county shows lOOl
votes all told, cast for me. Where are the
ballots of at least four companies from the
city who are known to have voted for
me? They have manfestly been rejected,
destroyed, or suppressed before reading oy
the Commissioners, and others substituted,
which have gone to swell the majority
which should have been mine. | am Just
in receipt of note from an officer in COM
pauy in the 9th Va, advising me that a
package of envelopes had been forwarded
to -, of an adjoining county. The
poll books show that my ballots from that
county are recorded against me. These are
established facts and will be fully investi
gated 1t can be proven that after men
had voted, a system of bullying has been
in some instances compelling the
men to vote over. Are these things just?
Will an election carried in this manner be
permitted TO stand? ?-
care nothing for the charges SO indus
triously circulated against me. expected
when went into the canvass to be malIgn-
ed, can only say, strike, but hear
!, Oct. 24th, 1863. ". De HAss