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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

The tube &, filed with mercury. Is sealed lnt'
the cistern 4. and being placed upright, u,
mir Is admitted by turning back the screw
which has a Hat place fled IN It's SIDE near th'
outer end. where the air can pass through IN,
outer wall, when the mercury takes us leVel
and is in working condition. To make IL port
able, turn II upon it's side, when tie spare
mercury runs from b to 4, filing tule ant
estern a. full--turn In the screw, ana II 1.
shut into 4 perfectly solid and may be CARED
hy Railroad or tayo Etpr ess All over the con
try with safety.
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GOING South

FINNLAT THAINs,
Leave Findlay at 6;4j o'clock, a. m, and return
At 4;30 O'Clock, p. m.
All Trains make close connections AT CLYDE,
Sllh Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road.
10Th East and West
MAY |, 1882. II. RICE, Superintendent.
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prOokfyN


TIP Ir-"Es Ash .HE pRAFr.-A meet
ios .t the r7a.G Or Often, u the We. n District
30 DcpI'toent Va, A.ld Ia the o.'c, OF the Chief
tIrilt,-, Ciy Hal ou saturday osa,ur. There
vasA fI at'rDi nee ~ the for,iucn " the Huren.
Ere ,oupiDis Tie 81. Get Wa TO appoint commit.
tee, T. a. % 90 urctpn Win rimif committees VI
the S-- Noit Gnd ...ier Dl.tric. fire Departments,
wits the y,e~ VI con,Ilns go. 81 inour a, - tbs
LIABILITY OF Gicrca to tie dfAu. Tho seutinien, u
TIE 90, c.iae ..roaroi o., TIA; df.ig al body
should D. steupe ed ftcu tn Grali, "a ucuce Of
Tier liability b. b. ca-d cut At rioucDt 10 pro
teet the property u ctitent motion to sp,oint
comm. .t,o Eve adopted and the following
gentlemen we're nan-d; Nicholas l.. Petit ENGINE
20; iranci, &cf;r,h, Hook and Ladder 4; y. Prior
Nuke Enrine IL Dennis McNsmas, Engins 2. John
C,iapt'! Hose 80 9. To which. the Chief EnSinser.
john CunBinsh,n, va, added.
THE EoHrgRY OF Brooks Bros. CLorniSo
srcss Tho parties arrested on Thursiay at Cath.
ferry with goods In then possession, supposed TO
b. stolen AZ the .actng ofBrook, Bros clothing store
wso arT,isued before Jussco Terry on saturday
The names Of tho aecu,od Richard c. BAlenshay
IL Habeth Archer. Anthony Smith, % boyJ and
Thomas Smi'h. Articles, amounting in value to $50
were found Ia ppsAession Of Bslieu hay. The Goois
idsni ii "a b. the forem, Of the estsb shm-nt
Mr.. Jacob y. Pos, sud the accused vAs committed
await the tctloI Of the Grand jury, on the charge
~ grand iarceny. The woman Archer had stolen
ms,erial for two coats valued at sl5 she va. sen-
teuce 20 the Penetent.ry Tor six months Anthony
suith was di charged on account Of lis youth and
the good. IN thomas Sli,hs possession being claimed
hls ard not hAv Ing been identified - stolen
property, he also ~as discharged.
IsgLAMNAHoEY PosIERs. Tho curb stones
ani fences about the city we're covered with poste
yesterday moruins, bearing the in.er pd)n In large
| letter.. "ssm organize" No one appeared 70 know
anything about the object, bu, many supposed it to
relate 20 long since ds'unct orgsnizstion. IL IL
plainly TO be seen, however that It Is creating state
of heins which in these turbulent timss should BE-
| avoided.
CAsuALTiEs.--Iames Miloney had his foot
badly crushed at Hamilton Ferry on Saturday eve
ming John Conner fatally Injured ~ the
falling of aoek while engaged At work In sewer In
Ngudslhl Avenue, on saturday ...-.. .Jzm's saul
Wa throw from III Wsss IA Court street and s,ri-
| ously inlultd, the same day.
FuUSD DEowNEp.-The body Of a colored
man found in the river the central elevator
| Furman street, yesterday. There we're marts Of
| violence on the body. Tho BODY Of young man, 10
~ yers OF age, picked up 10 the water at the
foot Of II ilsr street, Yesterday morning prceasei
| hAl On ~ uudeT shrt, bat otl.rf clothing
Coroner Hegcman Acld In ,ue's on both bodies, aud
| yeIdICS Of ioul.l di0sued we're rendered.
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Asensr or DErtrr PRovosT-M ,K.uAL-
- Capt y n, an Assistant Dtput povO.t-A Ma. shsi,
w.. AT ,ted IN saturday at Delinouico's conner o.
BsD.dsny AID Chamb i. street, rhere he hsd some
trouble vi IA Nj. DEM n.oo and several of hi,
sue,ts lie wa "a en- TO pol ce hesdqu.rtefs and
ate fcu hIurB deteltion, va discharged with Q
refr.msnd b. Cogim's-ioucr Acton.
1ng Raw U"s or INK LirR Cot HrsroS,
Of ~, -,tl y. i. V, ,ho ets si,i IN seton, IRE
- - lat buai.d WITH mIIitAiy hOBoTs IN Ckv.Iy
Cemetery.
Itr IuA"E. PLorrcrtos I'Sio~ h~li q
l'-.' aif 90 90 saturday 'ycrirr At Il Grand
~ o. D. if' DE Lg.ul. uts iDr .AeT lsc ne aud
SAfit i-4 .. Dt.loN,
"A IrLry SIR LoAu.-IAs snip Cyuosure,
c IAN % an. '.ia | is no, arfv- at t.' port on
orI.lay With 20 Ho..4lu .'-"eeri Turing the
y0y's. taoie w. . - l4sr-..o. * b1shs, aud
ta,'v G.a L---i-.tr',
tLosi,s r,S EcM !,.,P7.--1he military
yc'+sf.aY closet many tn run shop. Ia the
,... ,nJ f,h raj order vas he re uli.
Iv, iDrN -Loroner Wiiiey leii al inquest
~ - "e,ue ~, ,li, 90 u 5ody Of Deuni, NJ kler.
~ .t,fu. 1fc. r'I.t atA Va tn rc.ut of being
| rur ..u - iaU II ca, attached 20 tie L. /.
e.. 80. noe .. Ivri.; II1n.cI'. Point. .......
N..u. i'.A,.r IN 20 IT ed, tL'rScd W b .tral-
o.. g. 10 istt .t =. -is, 4 40. liG B4K'ef
-'-- ii0D e.. nils rh.,uAk =, va a.Ies'-
/ 20, .. q " yi.A ITO .4.ftsl .tI { oIhrs Of
i-1.. ig.A .lsc /. Il. Va beid 10 hAii IA .oJO
\ to a lau..
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STEAMSHIPS Challenger, N n II steam frlgA,.l
Aunap,ir, k A.; Lo'ust Point, Me- U!...us, "
errepOnt, fhAsdeIpha j Green, ashiGs.Ou;
Futon, Port Rlyal, > T., E!nrl,e, Scwbern, ne :
Green, W .sh lstn1, II Z, Hsnsa omri; To,
scott, New q Fans; Guide, beaufort; Pm ipa,
PLiladeiphia Petrol Providence, + alcon 10. l. bJ.-
man, ltusl n stic; Coy Of London, Liverpool.
SHIPS La Lou,sisne, Havre; Amazon, Lou'on
R,.olute, Shsushss, CynosuTe, Liverpool: TsiIeLi,
Mystic, Com.
BARKS Ellinewood, Neuvitas Guinea, Annoy;
Ocean Skinner, Sundorl and Goethe, UpJriO; Au,-
tang, Port Royal; American Easle, PA4,ruio JuiiA,
Cardena. Providence, Havana.
BRlGS -Gans"s, New Olesn'; M,rths, Cow BAY,
& Is: Josiah Jtx, New Urieshs Harvest queen, Nj.
talnOrn, Ori-on Adams, Ssgus; San spin iiion, Al
cane, MARY Ann, ;io a. ande. Lucchaltl, ,. Thomas;
Webster KELLEY. ROndoIt ioE Boston. Nsyes!ey,
CIenfu' zoe, Cuts.
SClloONEPS-P enp,vlvan's, Rondout for boston;
Asrsnchus-ttr, Roe nnG; Dragon, s.nta Cruz. Jane
4 fIiLl, Harlem tor ~ zsbethVcr'; Golden Gate,
Portland, Me- Al SHnd.- biui, Hondout tor boston.
Appleton, k'.Ish .thport for Boston; frederick,
MatAn1a,, Frsak. safus N.naie Arnold, Glsce Bay
BELOW One hlrE, rT.uOvu.
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" receive ~ q CT -rge Of III Pru.., .,v.'yv vhen
Una curses a sni lf. co. -, a. re,cn re-,
srve, vib Murst at Ger Lnd .r-i-.t on the
q. Al the 50 O. TIC .u,u,. A., q .h,t iron
lin, AZ tn en'irs 30 ,.o - u. IA e.. n atty
sui ,s'sry, We b o e. t,,,ueL and thros a
into ies 81. ~o'! si11. A thu, ali M, ,,rr,n Ter
were eat down. : IN. q. atoms folo.,rg up
!heir sdVs Sc t'ok l. t4e fant a.. mems
oi We cine 'A> ,-.- "a fu tetf'st to.
"'rf Wenl'f. la v.in : * iufu,ry f. mel
bquarh c or az ~ these we-- Or ken
snd CT = P'c sr1 t"ir cannon taken
Ia J. So tbIL bel" .--f tne de''st If TIE ct
AMI e'trc ~ tIs P.u.--n army Was ,f..t'd,
IND o"'i O5 . u. n. far.ll rout record.
g" A. t"e vol. .i,a, BucLsr was driven
iowa ~ A.o>, a. ii h'ul,ae .oN. I'd Pen 1lau,
" ere lie c'Yt .,i j iu-'-sJ y avail ony sAi
.housh u ~" as .. irk French o'ttIon IN
the neil buJrnr,.'. IAen'y thousand "a ed sld
"oHudfd ~ Ga, hs. ts'te nearly AS many
w'rs tskel sd IS, ,.h,st~o Luudred piece,
y" Sshh 20 "a I've I've standards IN INTO th'
ts'os y NJ, .e'h LOse vs. TO Bella ~.s nov
open % 'e' va t"e d,ie',' TIA TOE ftench
ivuuh = h'm - 10 IL lie 81 TIE Nistus
| No VI ., 4 o. l'ttNis MT followed y
uy cav ny tho Ftaly HfhctVe WI a
~ Lo' 't ~ 40 ~ Nf' m. INen CaNhry lone
mas zero iu'" Il - " hi,'' II not wei. aisheh1-
| .siei' Won. ""..iI lorib' p. In IsJ' IL.
p'st p PhrI.e ~ LS'n .eieat u. On u
cotis MS itT "a an = M otri VI =
oLS l"fef ia NE ans ~ Mel M al IA q. II re
| he ~ NJ. sth"Al., NO "ith al am. I d >
| -o'VVo men cJurssoousy eh'r,l ait l. nv spsn
- army wMeh WAS more T.. ioui lie TIE ~ tn'ih
oi III own IHc 5, 'nsa nti~. however, Not ISL
| lhs " hSzhi All engagement, ietrsate 80 pte1p'-
tH'eIy re u" army 81 he'erinahil, taht y AZ
| ttt, iear. Il i'e"slc, solved IN i.1ve lis in
| iAnt aud = lie b,h.ai Ahd pursue him ~i-
| mruts Of dr.g lou, sYd tso Of chdsseurs cherd
b. u a.,ut 10 thsur, nt, 81 - hu dr,d or rs
! Pl.,tny IA .ss.;atIsrl,.d. ne r shed m % ir.u
| NJ ~. eu,,,'y vEor, a oy,r,o,k ne,r ia a,
| 1orues To.etenaud a uIon e., vast,
| vur. Of . tu,tn.tt In van th, gr.uish e,ytlry
| - ,.,r.-,,t.' 49, - - -. ., a.
| Va =. 1i.uS. vs.. nv ~ ~. "a Va ~ ~ w.,
| ~, 'i'VNA b'cN upOn ,-'' ''ii"n' -" 80
| WIN theJ carried WIN uetn IN 'h'ir VI NJ
| Z" ny -sIuoG. ioIt taOusaud pr ners sud o.,
Ia N a "n, we've Ne hrs fruits 4 The victory l.
| WI tn t-At !sy added tour tnuus"hd pfisOnei'
| moe IEe Ircneh lost OiIu talt.iL AID I-iriy ORA
p,ous
H. tha rhap,er nj, :, a,,.teyv,, ,.,cur, Il q story n
| N.,..'..,. =, =.
| ~ nj, n, Veil upders,ood. il 4. se.-c.lv ne
| ces..rv an, 4, ,.,, u A. a, I,i,y, 10 e,.u,
| - a, - " =
| usp " =" F"'''' go ''Nt' Nh srVN"''s l'i"''
| u'e uau - Lr'et'htIcs- tsL'd ever "hele, i
| mel IN tho decisive lat. A. WAgrsm, for "a
stance RON u, c.utr.l Io,it on whence N,pol OF
dire led the e., III l. he A. watch NJ v ith ms as
| Tho prolr 49, z tD, ~, n,,, al .tac. ~ NJ r..
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WILLIAMSON RGH.

\ WORD N SEAsoS.--At Saints Peter and
Psurs Church, Brooklyn, T.. D., located In Second
street, between SOLth ~ snd South Sd, there wss
ga,aes-i yesterday morning avery large consrega.
ten indeed, in the expectation that Rev. Father
Malone would address Lis people In reference 10 the
recent troublcs in Now York. In this they not
d'spponted. AZ er the usual preliminary uud must
cal exercises, 300 reverence said that he DID not 'hint
he should ttrad on political ground In calling thu a.
tcnpOu Il thI'e present to come truths winch W re-
Intimately connected -iih the stirring and dsgrac'-
IN lrocrtdiEs during lie past week IN the motropl-
lie lie wa Aware that none OF his cOpgr CATION had
ben ideu't with ihc DARK dc,ds therf enacted.
AND II wac pleasure TO HIN TO snos that the portion
o Brooklyn IN phch, fnr over Is ysars, he had been
IN .."tusto ti,ea one to p1hlle and rolsi rem.
no ittr ie. ltog existing which i,-der.d B; mt ANS,
tha' lie cloud puhhcy call attention to the great
We'll sal reis on. The t6ur'h saSsht thsi ob.di,
ence to ne constituted .uthoFit =. 1. a Christian
duty, AZ i,h 30 good Cg'holic could fail. =. flu
10 he Cst.nc " -iat"d this,snd pronounced
damna ION those sho false to the each ns.
a, cuunt43 .nwhich h lived vas ,Ubject 10 trany
oil pissn..2 zion IN the prr.ent rolhe the cel.
| 60. go unat ma O.. o. Tue thur n, .sieh 4
| D. r -e'ra + - soi ratao.ie rould now throw he
ga p 'lo r,IF ia 70 b t',p OF pe'cs., and
| t'er I... d .''o,' that D. Ihue
&C.,. !n.u Z nr q Aaldi,.e; " eion, cv,
-.. st ..I,4e AZ. ed , iyi'ege' o tie
! o'.r t.t..... Nps, u4.te th.n ry-r, "a. he
..-'. ,v.- &, ao.c ,o noe Llu.,eli a sgod 81 l.
/ Do. ass. q u,t. 10 % Con-u, OF IA 20
.. ..,. .-y t4H.'A 4. c-'e Tor auy h.Ious
n.s.,s o.. n NrA..--On WcLe,iay
. HIS usl, ...s ,,rc s.,.el b. do in Al 'osoc
t. s,' ''s.. s.9.srIasr Green Pom; "a
u.,...-..a . 70 d., ,t. l,.-'h p0t,.r. Go-r"t
IA 4 A.. al
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TCO Late Tor Classification.
sbE AAks ..

nIAMOSO O. -e ls.L inst, Bridget Diamond,
AL shot AM severe illness, In the 10Th year OF
her age
The nlents a. 'he f,mily AID acqualn'snces are
specially Inv TEL 20 'tut is funeral from her late
n sdtute, 20 + anEiia IT. Monday At O'Clock 2ts
hoRhlSC' -Op 'undas, July 10Th, George Mori
zen, IN be ~ y"s' u. 49, g..
us ln'itL atttul ia, nerai, ron the residence
of he BIO 30. IN ri, u, No. So. Wes. 18th ct ..
~ iucs.A, s.,,.-an. q . u'c ock KS
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A slll WON WANrEp hY 4 YorN

4 SIN NION WANTED By \ YOUNG
a GU'e o. .4 .s, WHO D. VII NJ 20 90 With q trper-
luls lem. -. o. s; o. any other place ia the
c,'y. Ag,.,- u ,u,eyt'. q,
EOt SNGG--> N'liEt.L HUkSE, 10 lads
b. t... o.t. Warranted soynt sud
A'1A 20 q ..f.l. : tt.1utd TO 'raveI Hfli.
90 .''r '1, 'A-~' n.e.u. i9T 1p e,,, % nj h
"a . ,uo %. o., ~ Ian , h.u bou' y.al, old, VA
.7f. sulud ,Hu b I'd raj rold s'yit-h 81 w. u.,.
~ go 'r3.h p g : ~. .uy kiad e heavy H..k. s,5
-F9., --! "~'s' IT. IL H-'-4eT store b..
INOE >ALE-lWO |lOESFS, ONE Loo
4 uess, a.i . at " eGp,ss wagon. -
pAINTISG \ EOY WANTED ONE
niH "a. en- n the uu're's b iore preie RED,
MONAGHAN, A., Ia du,. corner a+th a.. go
! S,POn!ING JOHN GhAY OFFERS fOi:
- s,c rs ia,cv .tocs Of togr nclu linz game bal
tsrr.r, sn ?ocd,e one -llail lap dog. not eIcced'
inr b p'u..s nj ne cocker spaniel, no .ueh,y
nose; 'ro ii'rN sll taL t'll,e-s sui oeoch @t
;aI tr.aI al. b. sven. Cal. 1T II Roosevelt nfss
| tour. "a!
SEVERAL GIRLS WANTEp-IO MAKE
- Gus en- v.t's by IN, week, and button holes Ap
ply u IL tsasl I, top hoor. 80
! ~ILNl l. Platter WANTED-AND IL
- good burn .hers also ori gi1is 20 'rn the fnr
ni'Ainr. A. pi, 10 II. Blunt, 4s+ Is galway. sov
| \LTANrED-A GOOD OPERATOR on
w Siug,rsm,chue for hannei shirts on.v tnos'
| 10 are used 10 shirt Gosi work AID good y al,
email sri TO mind rab,, ~ Front 1t, oisI u"Il
~ EXPERIENCED OPERATORS WAIT
w ed, 81 their ON mI Z, me-, IN, TO make linen
! al ID stoIY. va
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MARINE NEWS.
RIVED.

sun 3, a4a sun S. I.lO-MoOn r.. OBS n. ". NJ.
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ton.i) hefo Gou. "a. -, s"d go. o! t.,u,y,
he Gct.L0td to him
Tus s&b1000o VoR 'Ns4rl'n-
lh' Aldermen met on SAturda ..Alitdiatsl, -
tr calling the roll the Board -e1' ir'- cret ,.,,
rI 'iuiiug ali hut member fT,u. b on.ut,r A.
rhl'H,he d,ors we've thrown opcn a3d the ,gu,r -.
de- If business wac proceeded .ith A Iafm-I i-!-
10, presented . preamble aud r-so'u,,oa. hl g. -.
much as 1t hs, been promulgated b, m.noiouri, .s
posed person, that the Mayor int, nj, to veto ,he
dinance sppropristins s2ooO,OOo tr tut 20 ,o,r u
paying 400 each for such persons nay ~ .,rsd
And are unable to pay the amount then4.syes, .uI
shtreas he public mind 10 much di.quieted by thee.
rumor., therefore, In order to rs.tors pubic cont.
asncs, this Board do pledge thems.ivs. In thu event
the MAYOR rsusins TO sisa the resolution that thy
sallkAksSkaa n NV sAklas pVosibls sRpsytya,J
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U, S, MARSHAL's NOTICE.

The United States In Rem. in cause OF
The Personal Property of ffscation.
Msrsden Bond.
JI7HBRAS, 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 filed 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 l7th
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.
Now, thefore, in pursuance of the monition under
the seal of the said Court to me directed / 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 en- the 10th day of No
vember A. D. 1863, Gf the same shall be day of
jurisdiction, if not the next day of jurisdiction
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. 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 a cause
vs. of forfeiture and
The personal property of cOnfsoatiOn
Abijah smith
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
flied on information, against the 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
surrection 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 con6scated and sold AS
forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition
under the seal o. the said Court to me directed and
delivered, do hereby. give public notice to all
persons clsimng 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 Clarks
burg on the 10th day of ofNovember, A. b. 1868 Il
the same shall be day Of jurisdiction, if not, oI
the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter) then snC
there to interpose their claims and make their al
legations in that behalf.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
U S. Marshal for the Western Dist. OF Va.
Z IL SMITH, L 8 Attorney. oct24 ID
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va. of forfeiture and
The real and personal prop confscation.
erty Of Jonathan NJ. Ben
nett.
N7HEREAS, 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 Distrc,
filed on information, against the real and personal
prreerty Of John M, Bennett, de,cribed IN a
scnefuio 60 SIid Information annexed, Alleging IN
substance that said Bennett has been engaged in
the existing Rebellion against the authorities OF
the United States since the 18th July, 1862, and
was holding an Office in the State of Virginia un.
der the Rebellious Government at Richmond, and
at the time of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner Of the proper ty in said schedule mentioned,
and praying that said property may be confiscsted
and sold as forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monition
under the seal of tho said Court to me directed
and delivered, 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 Olarksburg on the
10th day of November, A. b. 1853, Gf the same
shall be day of Jurisdiction, if not, on the next
day of jurisdiction thereafter,) then and lhere to
interpose their claims and make their allegations
in that behalf
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
u. S. Marshal for tho Western District Of Va.
b. III SMITH u. s. Attorney
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of Gen. Leslie Combs
Of Kentucky.

The old General, whose fame is national
and whose vivacity and youthful appear
ance are the theme of all his friends
upon every eonvivial occasion, is not more
remarkable for these characteristics than
for his dauntless bravery. We shall never
forget an exhibition we saw of it about the
Goth of April, 1851, just after the fall OF
Sumter. We were in the same car with
the General on the train from Cincinnati to
Lexington, when, at one of the stopping
places on..the road, Cynthiana we believe,
an excited crowd shouted for JEFF. Davis.
This was too much for the old patriot. de
rushed from his seat to the platform Of the
car, and shouted back with stentorian voice,
aJef. Davis is traitor; you are all set
of internal traitors" "Whos traitor ?'
said one of the infuriated rebels, pushing
close up to the platform, backed by score
of his symE athizers. "You," said the gal
liant hero, kicking violently at the fellow,
who now reached under his coat for revol-
yer, "You, you Internal coward Never
did we feel such admiration for real courage,
animated by high and holy sentiment,
than we felt when, as the bastard was about
to draw his weapon, the old soldier of 1872
striking his breast, just over bis heart, cri-
ed out, "Shoot there, you villain; a dog like
you hasn't the nerve to shoot" At this
moment the cars started, and Gen. Combs
took his seat as snruffied as though nothing
had occurred. Upon inquiry we afterwards
learned that the crowd at the depot was
part of Capt, Desha's rebel company just
organizing preparatory to going South
Such is the kind Of pluck Kentucky loyal
ty is made Of 1t costs something to be a
Union man there.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
U.S.. MARsHAl's NOTICE.
The United States

The United States In ts;;dr. Rem IN Ss Ssr.s .s y
The real and personal property asoatiOu. a .1s-
Of Tillotson Janney.
VNTHEREAS at the Fall Term, 1858, Of the District
w Court of the United States, for the Western DIS
tret Of Virginia at Clarksburg the Attorney Of the
United States for said District filed information.
against the real and personal property OF Tlotson
Janney described in schedule to said information
nexed alleging in substance that said Janney has been
engaged in the existing instruction against the author
ties Of the United States since the h Of July. lS6,
that the time of his becoming engaged he the
owner Of the property in said schedule mentioned and
praying that said property may be eonscsted and sold
as forfeited TO the United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the noniton under
the seal of the said Court TO directed and deliver
ed do hereby give public notice to all persons claim
ing any interest in said property in the proceeds
thereof to appear before the Judge Of the District
Court of the United states for the Western Dstrct Of
Virginia at Carksburg the 10th day Of November,
A. b. lS6S OF the same shall be day Of jurisdiction.
if not the next day ofurisdiction thereafter then
and there to nerposo their claims and make their al
legations in that behalf
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
u. S. Marshal for the West Dist. Of Va.
b. II. SMITH,
u. 3. Attorney. oct24:td
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
U, s. MARSHAl's NOTICE.
The real and personal prop
-3r of Chaylaa Rid0Way-
The United States

The United States, In Hem, IN cause
VS. Of forfeiture and
The real and personal prop con6scation.
erty of Charles Ridgway.
WHEREAS, at the Fall Term, 1853 OF the
w District Court Of the United States, for the
We,tern District Of Virginia, at Clarksburg, the
Attorney Of the United States for said District
6lsd on informs stiOn against the real and personal
property Of Charles Riigwsy, described in a
seh sdule to said information annexed alleging in
substance that said Ridgway has been engaged in
the existing insurrectiOn against the authority oil
the United States since the 18th July, 1862 that
at the time of bi, becoming 50 engaged be was
the owner Of The property in said schedule men
toned, and praying that sid property may be
confsc sted and sold as forfeited TO the United
States. .
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the monitor
under the seal Of the said Court 70 me directed
and delivered, DO hereby give public rotice to al
persons claiming any interest in said properly, o.
in the is thereof to appear before the Judg
Of the District Court Of the United States for IN
Western District Of Virginia, st Clarksburg o.
the 10th day Of November, A. d. 1863, (f IN
same shall be day Of Jurisdiction, no', ON %
next day ofju'isdiction thsresftsr) then and sner
TO interpose their claims aud make their aiiegA
tons in that behalf.
: BDwABD NJ MORTON,
: L s Marshal fog TIE Western Dist OF Va
B. D. SMIz, q. s Attorney. odZ4"