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US. MARsHAL's NOTICE.
The United States

The United States In Rem: in cause so, OF
VS.. a forfeiture ana cum
The real 9Hdgs1.e9sI property ascation
WHEREAS at the Fall Term, 1885, Of the District
w Court of the United States for the Western pls
trct of Virginia at Clarksburg the Attorney OF tne
United States for said District fled information
against the real and personal property OF IIotson
Janney described in schedule to said an
nexed alleging In substance that said Janney has pee
engaged in the existing against the
ties of the United States since the 18th OF July, ISoz,
that at the time of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner of the property in said schedule mentioned ana
PRAYING that said property may be confscaed and SOLO
as forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monlton unoer
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, or IN the proceeo
thereof, to appear before the Judge OF the Dstrct
Court of the United tates for the Western DstrcI o.
Virginia at Clarksburg the 10th day OF NoyeneeI'
b. 1885, Of the shall be day OF luIisdleuon,
if not on the next day ofurisdicon thereafter tnen
and there to nterpose their claims and make their
legations in that behalf
t. 81 IT G Marshal for the West Dist. of Va.
b. II. SMITH, .-.- I.H .o..,
o. s. Attorney. octzf'to
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Change Of Base.

The Cincinnati Enquirer and one or two
other leadiHg Democratic papers. which, In
1861, were effective "war" papers, and which
gave very hearty support to such ''war
men as Hon. HUGH ]. JEwETT, Gov. SEY
MorR, Gen. MCCLELLAN, and SO on, are now
engaged in very bitterly denouncing the
New York World for advocating the identi
cal policy which they then ably advocated
We don't desire to make any comment.
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In Rem. In a cause
of forfeiture and
, con6scation.

erty OF Jonathan Ia, Deli .
nett. ~. J ,-.... "a. .-e-,i ..
WHEREAS, at the Fall Term, 1868, Of the
w District Court of the United States, Tor 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 tho 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 time of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner If the property in said schedule mentioned
and praying that said property may be confscatec
and sold as for eitad to the United States.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF the monitlon
uudsr the seal of the said Court to me directed
and delivered, do hereby give pub lie notice to all
persons claiming any interest in said property, o.
ia the proceeds thereof to appear before the Judge
of the District Court of the United States for the
Westeru Di trict of Virginia. at Clarksburg, on thu
10th day of November, A. D. 1863, Gf the same
shall be day of jurisdiction, if not, on the mex
day o. jurisdiction thereafter, then and there te
interpose their claims and make their allegation:
in that behalf
EDWARD NJ. EORToN,
Z. S. Marshal for the Western District of Va.
r. Fl SMITH U. S. Attorney
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\ CORRESPONDENT of the New York
journal of Commerce writes thus from
Washington:
The political cauldron is just beginning
to simmer, and some fOrry-ive days must
elapse before it reache, boiling heat in the
House of Representatives. The candi-
dates are rapidly multiplying; and the list
as it now stands is as follows: S. 5. Cox, OF
Ohio, War Democrat; Robert Milroy, OF
Kentucky, Conservative; Schuyler Colfax,
Of Indiana, Republican,; f. B. Washburne,
Of Illinois, Abolitionist; and F. P. Blair,
IT., of Missouri, Independent The small
patty known as Peace Democrats will
probably not nominate any one. And as
to the Clerk of the Houle, the following
are the men who will probably participate
in the race, viz; the present incumbent,
Elk NJ c. Emerson Ethridge, of Tennessee;
Elk NJ. G. Jas. Burlington, of Massachusetts;
Elk NJ. c. Green Adams, of Kentucky; Elk
NJ c. S. c. Fessendcn, of Maine; and Cor
nelius Wendell, of the District Of Columbia.
Should the War Democrats, the Border
State Conservatives, and the moderate Re-
publicans concludoto work together, they
would organize the House without delay
and accomplish much good; but if each
party proves to be obstinate, then there
will be long delay and any amount of
trouble. By Conservative coalition, the
Abolitionists and the Peace at-any price
Democrat would De counted out and that
alone would be great blessing to the ma
ton -
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The United States

The United States, In Rem. in a cause Of
VS.. forfeiture and confs-
The Real and Personal Prop cation. i'+N'
erty of George D. White.
WHEREAS, at the Fall Term, 1853 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 filed information,
against the Real and Personal property Of George d.
White described in schedule to said information an
nexed alleging in substance that said White has been
engaged in the existing instruction against the au
thorty of the United States since the 18th OF July
1862 that at the time of his becoming sengaged he
the of the property in said schedule men
toned and praying that said property may be confs-
Gated ard sold as forfeited to the United States
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monitor under
the seal of the said Court directed an delivered
do hereby give public notice to all person claiming
any interest in said property or in the proceeds there
Of to appear before the Judge of the District Court Of
the States for the Western District of Virginia at,
Clarksburg on the 10th day of November A. D. 1858
Of the shall be day of jurisdiction, if not on
the next day of jurisdiction thereafter then and there
to nterpose their claims and make their allegations in
that behalf.
EDWARD M. NORTON,
U. S. Marshal for the West Dist. of Va.
B. II. SMITH,
q. s. Attorney. oct2f:td
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
sENArE.
FRIDAY, October %, 1868.

FRIDAY, October %, 1863.
A message from the House announced the
passage OLA bill ito incorporate the Wheel
ing Greek and Penna Turnpike Compa-
nv. and bill "to alter the division lines
between the county of Webster and the
counties of Randolph, Nicholas and Green.
brier," both of which were read the hrst
time.
The House bill authorizing the Clerk oil
the Supreme Court of Appeals to take or
ders of publication in vacation, was read a
second time and referred to the committee
on Courts of Justice. la,r .
Mr.. Carskadden gave notice that on Mon
day next he would introduce bill In rela-
ton TO the oaths of Attorneys at Law. Len
On motion of Mr.. Bunker, the bill to es-
tablish a system of free schools was taken
I'D and considered. After being amended
the bill was recommitted to the commit
tee. sg.T ..H'l.f.-
The House bill "providing for the forfeit
ure of property in this State belonging Il
the enemies thereof was taken up, ant
subseq uently laid upon the table and make
| it the order of the day for tomorrow at tel
! o'clock. -s.a I.r
The House bill to dispense with the in
dexes to the journals of the two Houses,an
the sketches of the acts of assembly here
tofore authorized by law, was taken up ant
the Senate insisted upon its amendment t
which the House had disagreed.
| A Joint resolution was adopted referring
back to the contracting committee the bil
providing for codifying the laws now in force
in this State.
A1.ourpaA
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The United States

The United States In Rem. In a cause OF
VS.. forfeiture and Con-
The Real Property Of George fscation.
W. Kniseley.
VIZ HEREAS, at the Fall Term 1883 of the Distri ct
w Court of the United States, for the Western D is
trict iof Virginia at Clarksburg the Attorney of the
United States for SAID District filed information,
against the Real property of George w. Nnseley de-
scribed in schedule to said information annexed al
les ing in substance that said Knseley has been
gagged in the existing instruction against the author
ties of the United States since the 18th of July 1862
that 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
as forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore. in pursuance OF the motion under
the seal of said Court to directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
any interest in said property in the proceeds threo
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,
Of the same shall be day of jurisdiction, if not
the next day OF jurisdiction thereafter then and there
interpose their claims and make their allegations in
that behalf.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
U. s. Marshal for the West Dist. of Va
E. II. SMITH,
L. $. Attorney. oct24.td
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The Election.

In our local columns will be found the
official vote of Ohio county,-with the totals
footed up In 1860, the vote in this coun-
ty was 1904; in 1863, for Governor, it was
2,9O5. On Thursday, it was LIS.
But, we are glad to say, that, not@ith-
standing the almost total lack of inter
est felt by the public as to the result
a very excellent set of Delegates in the
Legislature was chosen; Messrs. LAMB, Lo'
GAN and Ross were successful, as we pre-
dicted they would be. i no
The vote on Congressman was, OF course
exceedingly light, and all one way-Col
De HAss getting but 100 votes in the entire
county. This is Abolition love for soldiers
reduced to practice. er
We are informed that the Colonel visited
some of the Virginia regiments in the army
some days ago, and brought home with
him a pretty respectable VOTE On the
dav of the election he drove up in front OF
our Office and asked an old acquaintance OF
his, now in our employ, to take bundle be
held in his hand, over to the Court House
and hand them to the superintendent Of
Elections. Not suspecting but all was
right he took them and did as requested
When the bundle was opened the officers
discovered what they deem good evidence
of their fraudulent character, and tall, we
believe, of giving the matter judicial in
vestigation. Since the matter has created
some talk around town, we deem 1T but
Justice to all parties that an examination
into the matter should be had. We have
made the above statement in justice to
party known to be entirely innocent, even
if fraud should be found to exist some
where, though we cannot believe that any
fraud was intended.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, Oct. %, 1863.

.'f '" FRIDAY, Uct. 20, 1000
The House was opened with prayer by
Mr.. Dawson, member of the House. -,
Mr.. Lamb, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported bill to authorize the
recovery of damages where death is caused
by the wrongful act or default of another.
Also. a bill declaring certain combinations
unlawful.
Mr.. Ross, from the committee on Educa'
ton, made report advising that com
mittee be appointed to lease the L!nsley
Institute to the State for Legislative halls
and other purposes, for rent of S9oO per
annum, the State keeping the property in
repair. .4u
Mr.. Lamb moved a reconsideration OIL
epgrossed House Bill No. ll6, for the pur-
pose of making some verbal amendments,
which was agreed to, and afterwards the
bill was engrossed, to be read third time.
A message from the Senate announced
the passage of the following resolution, ano
asking the concurrence of the House:
Resolved, That the Governor OF this
State be respectfully requested to ascertain
from the Superintendent of the Asylum toI
the Blind for the State of Ohio, whether A
l.. Leckman and Charles Hampstead can be
received and educated in said institution
until this State canmake suitable provision
for this unfortunate class Of her citizens at
home, and what will be the probable eX-
pense of their maintenance and education
therein, and that he report such infurma-
ton as he may obtain in relation thereto
at as early day as practicable, to the Leg
islature.
The resolution was laid on the table.
House Bill No. liz was reported back
with amendments from the Senate, and
laid on the table.
A communication from the Senate an
nounced that they insisted on their amend
ments 10 House Bill No. 62. The House
insisted on its disagreement, and commit
tee of conference was appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Lamb, the orc er of the
day was postponed to consider House Bill
No. ll6. Agreed to, and bill passed.
The order of the day was again postpon-
ed for the consideration of the following re-
solution from the Senate:
Resolced, That with the consent of the
House, House Bill No, lis, GA bill to pro-
vide for revising, collating, and digestlng
into code the laws now in force IN this
State" together with the contract upon
which it is founded, be referred to the spe-
cial iuint committee with whom said con
tract with Daniel Lamb was made. The re-
solution was agreed to.
Tue order of the day being House Bill
No. %, providing for the assessment oil tax
es, was then taken up, and various amend
ments were offered, and considerable dis
cussion elected thereby, in which Messrs
New horter, Wheat, Van Wrinkle and Pat,
rick (Speaker) participated,
Adjourned.
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U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
The United State

The United States, In Rem In cause OF
VS. forfeiture and con-
The Real and Personal properly fscation.
OF James Z, Middleton.
WHEREAS at the Fall Term, 1863 lof the District
w Court of the United States, for the Western Dis
trct of Virginia al Clarksburg the Attorney Of the
United Statas for said District filed information,
against the real and personal property of James E.
Middleton described in schedule 10 said information
annexed, alleging in substance that said Middleton has
been engaged in the existing instruction against the
authority of the United States since the 18th OF July,
1867 that at the time of his becoming engaged he
was the of the property in said schedule melton
ed and praying that said property may be nfscatsd
and sod as forfeited TO the United States.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the monitor 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 District Of
Virginia at Clarksburg the 10th day OF November,
A. D. 1885, Of the shall be day of jurisdiction,
if not on the next day of jurisdiction thereafter,
then ,and there to nterpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD NJ NORTON,
U. S. Marshal for the West Dist. Of Va
B. H. SMITH,
Q. g. Attorney. octS4:td
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From the Louisville Journal

ARTENUs WARD, one of whose peculiar
tiles as a lecturer is that he touches upon
almost every conceivable subject except the
subject of his lecture, is delivering lee
ture on "Ghosts," which he concludes with
a capital hit at the disunioniSts North and
South. THE last subject of which |
thought" says Artemus, "was the war
WhenI was an apprentice to the printing
business, in New Hampshire, having had a
controversy with my employer, ran away.
/ had no money, and could not beg, so l
called at farm house and asked if they
had any clocks to mend. They said yes,
and wished | would fix it. l took the clock
t. pieces, ate my dinner, and then looked
at the table, where lay the countless wheels
knsw that could never put that clock
together again. So told the folks ] was
dizzy, and would go out and get some fresh
air, and fled across the meadows hike the
bright-eyed gazelle, or anything else that
goes quick. Those politicians aoho '0e"t TO
cork TO take the Union clock to pieces 10 get
then dinners, aeuer meant 10 PIT 1t together
again. they haze stolen their dinner, but
taag wtU not reStoretitt clock. haven't told
You much about the ghosts, and 1t Is so late
now that there is not time. But | shnll
speak in San Francisco in about four weeks
from this time, and all who hold tickets 70
this lecture will be admitted free" By
the way, we suppose the engagement men-
toned IN this last sentence is the one upon
tae taps when Artemus, being INTERCEPTED
by telegraph from San francisco as to What
he could take, replied by the return light
ming: Brandy and watern But to re
turn.
The hit of the nimitable Snowman" Is a
palpable one. The radical politicians North
and South, as the Buffalo Courier says, had
iubilant time together, year or two ago,
taking the Union clock to pieces. They
could not do their Internal work quickly
enough. Without little blood-letting,' ,
,aid lack Chandler, of Michigan, this Union
will not, in my estimation, be worth a
curse" "Let the Union slide, said others
of the black hearted gang. And those who
foresaw tue consequences of their parrlcl-
dial efforts were weak, womanly Union
savers" of whom Massachusetts, Wilson said
scofhnglY: "This sitting up with the Union
does not pay expenses" And SO, piece by
piece, wheel by wheel, they took the Union
clock to pieces. The Southern rebels who
took part in the operation have made moth
ing by it, but the Northern disunionists,
Including Office holders of all grades, civil
AMI military, contractors &C., &c, are now
'dining" gluttonously at the nations ex-
unse And the country has the. broken,
disisinted "clock'' upon its hands, which
the radical quacks in clock-mending never
meant, and never mean to put together
again. And, strange as it may seem, the only
"loyar and unconditional Union" men
now in the country are the bogus clock
members
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Desirable
RESIDENCE FOR SALE

THE residence of Mrs. Samuel Neel, situated on
| John street between 5th and 9th, containing
eleven rooms with wash and bath rooms. Gas and
water throughout the house tal in complete repair
dry cellar under the entire building. The lot fronts
ninety feet on John street. running back 100 feet to
wide alley Is elevated seven feet above the level OF
John street has dressed stone wall in front and is
surmounted with ornamental iron railing.
Yard filled with shade trees roke house, stable and
all necessary outbuldingsc &c premises
Possession given in October ..
The above presents unsurpassed inducements to any
seeking a residence, and will be sold moderate
terms. t-. i-.s
Apply to Mrs, Neel on the premises. augI4f
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LETTER FROM Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM.-
Hon. G. l.. Vallandigham has addressed a
letter to tie Democrats of Ohio, urging
them to bear their recent defeat with pa,
thence, and to abate not j6t of their in.
terest in the principles which they have an,
nonnced. He concludes that he will ever
be steadfast in those opinions and true to
the Constitution, aud to the State and coun.
try of his birth.
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GREEDY is preaching Democracy, and
says his party is carrying out Democratic
principles. About as mncb like Democra-
cy as greenbacks are like gold. Ii is sin,
gular that all these parties in opposition t.
Democracy are ambitious to call them
selves Democrats.
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U.S., MARsHAL'S NOTICE.
Vt " t"H5ES"T
The United States,

The real and personal prop
erty Of Jonathan M, Ben
nntk
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U. S. MARSHAl's NOTICE.
oct2f:td

In Rem. In a cause Of
forfeiture and Con-
fscation.
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In Rem. In a cause Of
forfeiture and con-
fiscation.
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u, S, MARsHAL'S NOTICE.

U. S. Marshal for the Western District OF
b. II. SMITH, U. S. Attorney.
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U, S, MARSHAL's NOTICE.

! In Rem. in a cause Of
forfeiture and confs-
cation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19
CITY IntellfUence.

fxrxpxrxf or THE LATE COLONEL KMBALL's RRxAISs-
The remains oi tbe ate Colonel Kmball consigned
70 their las resting pao yesterday, in lot purchased
for that purpose by the others o: Hawkins Zousves,
and situated in one Of the moss beautiful localities Of
Greenwood Cemetery. Major Jardns, Captain Graham
and several other officers and number Il p.ivates OF
HAWKING Zouaves, together with Mrs. Kimbah ana
number OF lady friends proceeded TO the cemetery yes
esrday where they by Mr.. Allen Conrey, MP.
D. Geary and Major j. NJ Turner and the body was then
taken from the receiving vault and consigned 70 the
earth. The solemn funeral service OF the Episcopal
Church was performed after which the officiating clergy
man pronounced high and fitting eulogium on the cha
racter OF the deceased.
NEW STREET SWEEPING MAcHSE.-we have been shown
tho model OF street sweeping machine, patented BY
Mr. L. Conroy of New York city The superiority claimed
for over other machines consists in the ingenious con-
sructon Of It's apron without the encumbrance OF heavy
cylinders The machine is perfectly flexible in every
position and Is made TO operate by very simple
trivance The driver by merely moving hand wheel
can empty load without leaving his seat IL Is also
adapted the inequalities OF the pavement and can be
made 10 remove stones as well as dirt. Inc inclined
plane formed OF strips OF sheet iron with canvass re-
tween, impartng great freedom OF action 10 the ma
chino.
Tus Lars FIRE ~ CANAL srRrvr.-t was enormously
stated in yesterdays Herald that Mr. William Hitchcock,
proprietor saloon ITO and liz Canal street,
IN which tho Are occurred Tuesday morning In.
surcd the Rowery Insurance Company for 81 600 Mr..
Hitchcock had insurance whatever on the building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19

married 10 daughter OF the PATRON van
Rensselaer, at A b ny the 10th inst Among the
guests were Mrs Daniel Webster and General George Is
Mcclellan.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sosson, OF New York. MAJOR
General George Soneman and family Lieutenant General
Winfield Scott, Of New York city Brigader General Dut
Mrs, Blair Of Baltimore, Md, stopping at the West
Point Hotel.
A. c. Hall, OF Penn Yam r. Mccartney OF Springfield;
James Roberts, Colonel c. S. Durfee, OF Providence
j. s. Batchford of Boston, and W. Streaton and lady,
OF Cleveland are stopping at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Captain A. Walker, OF Buffalo; j. T. Ames, Of Chcopee;
G. W. Buck, OF Chemung Major l.. Turner. OF Washing
tom Hon G. H. Pierce, Of Dover, n H.; c. o. Simpson,
of New York Captain o. Edridge, OF Boston; Dr. Wood
ward, of Worcester; W. Darling Of London, and NJ Mot
tey, OF Boston, are stopping at the Astor House.