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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

THE FiNANCIERrNG OF A CAVALRY COLONEL
We lay before our readers in another column a
statement. in the shape OF narrative of the
antecedcnts and operations of a colonel in the
United States army. which has been prepared
by our reporters after diligent inquiry Of ex-
officers OF mis- regiment and In other quar-
tiers. 1t Is not often that such q career
ID successfully run by person occupying
such high military position as that
to which this colonel has attained and the
administration owes it to an outraged people
and to an honorable service to make. an exam
pie in this case at once, II the statements
made are verified. This war, like all wars,
has developed scores OF swindlers and thieves,
who by contracts and one thing or another have
depleted the public treasury. The Wholesale
swind!es in steamboat charters which the
Grimes investigation showed to have been per-
petrated; the Custom House frauds shown up
by Van WICK; the Subsistence bill frauds
which Commissioner Olcott has raked up
in the United States Disbursng Office, and
for which Kohnstanm and dozen colonies,
captains and lleutenants have been indicted;
the shoddy arrangements and the frauds aud
pecu atoms OF ex Colonel 'Utassy, are cases in
point. But we doubt If any of them have
brought to light a more infamous system Of
downright robbery and pocket-picking than
that which is narrated this morning. II seems
strange that with all his poking about among
the military operators, Commissioner Olcott
should not have unearthed the acts OF this latest
iunta. Can he explain why this Is so, or, II
mt so, why it has not been properly brought
to the notice of the War Department.
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ysr~oSysx cAvrrEyD sxAn wstDou
Abort two hundred rebel prisoners, cspsnred during
the raid q General Potter IN conjunction yth Colonel
Bpear on Jackson. ". G and around weldon, were
brought hero morning from Nswbern the steamer
Pecono immediately sent up 70 City Point the
nag Of trucs New YORK. IN charge Of MAJOR Mu
ford.
DISTRICT coirxmA METRO Rrgrxryr.
The FIRST negro regiment Of the Dsuc, u Column bia
also arrived here this morning from Washington, and
70 DO sent South, rumor says 10 join General wnds
brigade.
rTN HKArr ryRx
has AZ last commenced and almost al i,s height The
Thermometer ranges from ~ 70 los degrees IN the shade
and In the this Indicator aains elevation % 12s
70 40 degrees.
Aralrs In this department are very dull but MAJOR
General Foscr ne, the 70 allow things 10 continue
thus a grcat while.
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THE csors N cAsaDA.-The Toronto L>sdv says
Accounts from all parts ~ the province
bo1ntnl nature % the harvest which Il reapnz.
The fall wheat IN some psces slightly affected By
nudge. but not 70 IN extent N any unesslns~-
The spriug wheat looks remarkably veil ~ the other
ceresisoaw peas rye and barsy-ve bear nothing but
the most promising accocnts furnipa are somewhat
Affected ~h The grub. but the general yisd expected
b. b. large Potatoes oox wcl and promise abundant
Yield.
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The Teachers. National convs.,so..

CHICAGO. August o, 1868.
Tho Teachers National Convention this city TO
day The attendance from different parts Of tho country
Is large fully 500 teachers being present. three ourths
Of whom females, including largo number from New
England.
The present promises be Of much inter
est 70 the friends Of sducatios.
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to God that bis great viliapy may ho' 'aii az .'e
last Tho new hand he pravA awkwardly.

to God that bis great viliany may not iaii az the
last. Like a new hand, he prsyA awkwaraly
too, and says that bis humble supple, tlons are
due, not to God, but to His iootstooii anu
like an old political skunk and schemer h. Is
tricky even in his prayers, and tries to lay the
troubles all on some one else. He thinks u
must have been because the Southern people
had begun TO forget God that Grant took Vickss
burg, and Lee perhaps might not have been
beaten out of Pennsylvania had not !" the love
of lucre eaten like gangrene" into the South
'srn heart. Imagine the Southern heart whilom
the residence of chivalry and such kinds of
tenants, "eaten like gangrene" by the love
OF luere"-al on the authority of President
Davis. Imagine also that noble Southern peo-
ple-the born rulers-as worshppers Of gain.
Is not JEFF. little abusive in his prayers?
JEFF regards all these mshaps to the confede-
racy as Blossoms" Let us go on and give the con-
federacy some more OF these blossoms" Let
the thern people have abundant reasons for
the "self examination" that their President
thinks they will profit by We have here the
formal declaration that they are badly beaten.
Let them be kept so; let the Christening con-
tinue. Give some rest to the veterans under
Meade in this hot weather Add one hundred
thousand men to that army, and send it South
ward once more. That will make jeff. think
even sAere certainly that "the Lord reigneth.n
Giu4Gillmore all that be asks for. He is a
good rod and will chastea we'll. Let Grant 20
on to Mobile, Rosecrans keep up his steady
pressure against the rebel centre. and the con-
federacy may be chastened out of existence by
Christmas, and perhaps the Southern people
may be as patient their President thinks
they ought to be, and may not ICON plain"
THANKSGIVING DAY.-Yesterlay was the day
set apart by President Lincoln as a day
for national thanksgiving for the great
and glorious victories which have recent
ly crowned the national arms, and the
cheering prospects which they have opened
to the cause of the Union. Side by side with
our Presidents proclamation to this effect we
place the dismal call of Jen. Davis for day to
the unfortunate people OF the so-caled Confe-
derate States OF fasting, humiliation and prayer,
In view of the late disasters inflicted upon the
rebellion, and its gloomy prospects resulting
from these defeats. 1t is only when jeff feels
that he is in bad way that he remembers his
manifold sins and transgressions, and sets him
self to fasting. humiliation and prayer.
When the Devil was sick, the Devil monk would be;
When tho Devil got we'll. this devil IN. INK
And so it is with JEFF. Eut, unfortunately for
himself, he has given the people OF the South
little too much of fasting, and they are begin
ming to realize the fact at length that his bad
cause is past praying for. On the side Of
the Union the day was devoted in be-
coming manner everywhere to the recogni-
ton of that all wise and omnipotent Provi-
dence to Whom the thanks of grateful people
are directed.
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MILITARY . AFFAIRS.

Arrival OF Conscrlpss from new Haven.
TWO HUNDRED SUBSTITUTES FORWARDED TO wAsH.
IEGToa-rwo ATTExrT TO ESCAPE AND AXE SHOT.
Tho United States transport Jersey Bloc arrived this
pors at i've O'Clock yesterday morning, with two hun
drsd soldiers board substitutes for coosorpss recently
d aned In New Havss. A detachment Of any United
states regulars under the command Of major acted q
guard over the substitutes.
wh.u ihs Jersey Bine had got opposite ThrsyfoustA
street. Fast river, Of the substitutes jumped over
beard towards tho shore, with the
Gaping The major n command Of the regulars gave
doris 10 nrc The fugitive substitutes. Ths order
WAS obsycd, and ths two uufortunass substitutes
shot, one 10 the arm anA the o,bcr In
the back. tho ball pass'sg through the body
aud coming out Of the breast In front. Several
DO put from shore tho Sugtves
and after the nring both got into Of ths
boats and tsksi % shore, where large and excited
In tncmeaniims boat. with % omcsr and two sos
dies. was sent from the Jersey Blue 70 recover tbs
succeeded obtaining the Who had been shot Ia
back. The other wounded man made good his escape.
No resstanco 10 The guard offered BY the crowd o
people shore me sranspor, subsequently, anchored
on rer No 10 North river when tho wounded substitute
subeluen,y lei, washington with her cargo q sub
stitntes
The Conscripss NJ Rfker's Island.
Al present there are some three hundred conscripss
Pikeris Island with regard accommodations 10 ths
locality they complain somewhat bitterly. Several Of.
lers have been detailed from regiments In the Geld for
the purpose taking charge OF these conscripts and
they also express themselves . very much dissatisfied
with the treatment which they are receiving AT tho hands
az their sapefors These gentlemen, according 10 their
own account kept closely confined upon the island
some OF them having been detailed from the army
vadedand their quarters described anything but
healthy and comiortzbte.
The Eleventh Regiment New York Vol
untsers Heavy Artillery.
number Of officers Of the above regiment have been
dshonoraby mustered out Of service and they
plain the legality and justice a the rhe
for this discharge down be for fraudulent en-
isments and the demon condition II the regiment
One or Of these officers have country
fully for two years and they deem cdtrey unjust
shat they should be 80 sunmarily dismissed without
Aear1ng.
uccr~fsing - Jersey City.
IN hcr epdsaycrs raise her % tsoous New Jes
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Royal Havana LOstery.-Thtrty per
cent premium paid for prizes Information furnished.
Hgh.s price douloons aud all kinds % gold aud
silver. TAYLOR co, BANKERS.
10 Wall street.
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~ Carries de visite SI.-Notfee the Adj
vantage Of yAU0HAS'S, 22s Bowery. proof shsw
minutes after sitting Gallery nr.t noor.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CocmRAsS-Mcf1rKr. -0n Thursday. August o, At the
resdenoe % the brides parents, Chatham New Jersey
HxsRr r cocRsss Esg, d Now York 70 Ans L. kcEsrrE
No cArda.
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Eight Carries de visttc for One Dollar NJ
BALcus, AZ Broadway No erpens. spared 10 produce
good work
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Prizes Cashed tn All LegAltxed Lot
teres. Information given. JOSEPH BATHS Broker
STR f,um Nm A
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Goavawd's Poudvs ssbuis Uprooss ussr
from upg~f Lp. los ofch ais any rat % Doay
Wxrsht~t. as BfoadsNy nsss 0Fsnd ereol
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Tan, rrschie., @siIownss.. Ernptious,
Apo.s Nlrss aud Ell Rsla Blenlsh~s sursa b, gDCRAfD
Italian Ae1.ssd sssp. ~ Brosa-ay 1Fss4 street,
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Diamond Ambrosypes, New style, Un-
surpassed aud Carries de ylsi,es at HOLMES GALLERY so
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TEE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best ana Oh caprst Newspaper Ia tie
Worit,

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WorIr.
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, rn,or,.n,,
,olo, - 49,, ~. "oo rom North Carolina Threatened
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ax., interesting article on the Empire OF Mexico
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Diseases ~ she Aevvows, seminal. Uvt-
nsry and sssua syrsus -xsv vpa r.Dsss r.sirsssitn
reports Of the Howard Aso>istys~~sot W satsx
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Mtifer's roe. HAIR Dye IL the Hest
ehssren and most natural sod BY iruTKiss D-p1
81 Dey
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Htirs usts Dye 20 Cents. Black or
o1n-sstssai reliable Drpy ~ Barclay ssress sa
10 all druggists
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The Eleventh Regiment New York Vol
untsers Heavy Artiiisry).

necr~tsang - Jersey City.
IN hcr epdsaycrs 10 raise her % oops Nsv Jer
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Drawings az th. Library Association
Company Lottery OF Kentucky.
ExrHA CLAss 2a3-August Q. 1893.
70, Is, ", %, II, 40, 20, %, GJ, L, ~, 80.
CLASS 2H-Augnst ., lsoi
90. 4G, G5. -, %. SIS, ., %, So, III, o, Is, 60.
Circulars sent by add rsssing
FRANCE. ELLIS co. Masagera Coving,on. KY.
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Beautiful Comptssio~.-Lssrd's Brsosn
of Youth fagid Pear for preserving snf h~sufyns
The Com eIi0n and sHin All draggsss sad Al BryAway
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OnciaI Drawings or tho shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky
EXTRA CLASS si7-Augusl6 1861
IS, 81, g, o, 80, 50. 10. Ia, 20. ~, 40, %, IL.
Class 5lS-AuRust q. 1873
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Chstssaaero's Hair Dye, Pvsssrvassvs
and wiz sspoi. vhoissai~ sui retail No Aston TIo.s~
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OmeIat Drawings or 5-urrny, Eddy II
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS fil-August6 o. 1851
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KENTUCKY. CLASS 4lS-Augnst q, 1855
GO, So, 10. 81, IS, 81, SO. 80. s. G5. ~. 40.
Circulars sent FREQ Of charge by addressing either
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nM M1nEnix.
INTERESTING ~

Mr.. Edwis h. DeAy august 4, 1868,
Non pRuss
GENERAL sArir.'s MAs :, is.,aa hy Cere.
encose you copy Of tiS new Q va ,na sart,g tbe
.'' 49, "'i'i's Tue i'h''S o' our VA ro, ~dlDout 1t
question Of intercourse with the cocn,ry 10 ,easrr
' '''oou 'na' inc "eherM u drawI il not 90 10
strings cutie tightly erring secesh and ,n he su.
supposed that the latter roiishcs 1t much, tho
oiousiy holds his peace and makes no remu h.
lie following is The order referred to abcgs.-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-05

The FooD QUESTION IN R1cHMoND.-The
Examiner discusses this subject and propo-
sss to relieve the redundancy of the popu,
lation Of Richmond by coaxlng out or dri-
wing out all who can live in the country and
at the same time conduct their usual EN-
ployments. 1t is thought that the clothing
department of industry might as we'll be
conducted in the country, and the Govern
ment is Recommended to lease location:
for certain classes of the urbane popula
tisn.
The Dispatch says that -four cannot b'
had, the old crop being gone and the nev
crop is not coming because the produce
fears he woula be compelled to sell it 70
SIS per bu.hel. 1t proceeds to urge the re
moval of Government restrictions, in orde
that wheat may come in and prices com
down.
The Richmond Wig calls upon all wh
have anything to be liberal in feeding tt
poor, and cites many examples of lberalit
i by way of encouragement.
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The United States,

The United States, In kem In cause
VS. of forfeiture and
erty Of Jonathan NJ. Ben
nett.
WHEREAS, at the Fall Term, 1868, 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
fled on information, against the real and personal
property Of John NJ Bennett, dercribed In q
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 18th July, 1867, and
was holding an office in the State OF Virginia un.
der the Rebelious Government at Richmond, and
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 conhscated
and sold as forfeited to the United States
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monltion
under the seal of the said Court to me directed
and delivered, do hereby give pubic notice to all
persons claiming any interest n 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. ID. 1863, Gf the game
shall be day of jurisdiction, if not, on the next
day of ofiursdiction thereafter,l then and there to
interpose their claims and make their allegations
in that behalf.
EDWARD NJ NORTON,
e. S Marshal for the Western District OF Va
B. II SMITH, u s. Attorney
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U. S. MARsHAl,s NoIleE.
In Rem. In canss ok
! forfeiture and Con-
fscatiou. ofAA
The United States

The United States T. ,ss.,i Be-. n "a ss1e: CD E
ss47, 80 Property Of Peril fscatiou.
creme Hayes. l-- Ntiilaot4 eng y
WHEREAS, at the Fail Term, 1883 of che
w District Court Of the United States, foe the
Western District of Virgins at Clsrnbure The
Attorney of the United States for said District
filed on information, against $347 so property Of
Perrigrene Hayes described in schedule to nid
information annexed, alleging in substance tASs
said Hayes has been engaged in the existing In.
surrection against the authorities OF the United
States since the l7th July 1862, and praying that
said property may be con6scated - forfeited to
the United States. -"o-'i" D
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the motion IN
der said seal Of the said Court to me directed and
delivered, / do hereby give public notice 10 ~
persons claiming any interest in said property "
appear before the Judge Of the District Court VI
the United States for the Western District Of Yif.
ginia ut Clarksburg on the 10th day Of November
A. ID. 1863, (f the same shall bs . day of juris
diction, if not, on the next day Of jurisdictoa
theresfter,) then and there to intsrposs Their
claims and make their allegations in that behalf.
'- EDWARD NJ NORTON. 81
US, Marshal for the Western Dist stVa9s
B. II. SMITH, T. S. Attorney. vr ect24 ik
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-05
U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICE.
The United Sta.

The United States ,stnn. In Rsm in .SS cause soo Of
The Personal Property of f6scation.
Marsden Bond.
WHEREAS 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 lsd 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.
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 on the 10th day OF No
vember A. D. 1868, Gf 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 allegations in that behalf,
EDWARD M. NORTON,
U. s Marshal for the Western Dist of Va.
B. II. SMITH, U. S. Attorney. oct24 lat