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How The Connecticut Election was Carried
by the Administration.

How The Connecticut Election was Carried
by the Administration.
The Newark Daily Journal published the
following letter, written by member of Com
pany |, first Connecticut Artillery;
| We were Yesterday March 29) thrown
into great excitement by the report that two
hundred Of our regiment were to be sent home
| to vote at the election an order did come
ito pick out twenty good reliable Republicans
from our company" Our officers told us that
the Quarternaster General of Connecticut
came on 20 Washington. and had an interview
with the head Of the War Department, Mr..
Stanton, and stated to him that "Connecticus
would go for Seymour, unless the soldiers
could go home" And they made an agree
ment that SIS many as could be spared should
20 home and vote Mr.. Stanton asked how
long it would take for the fourloughs to 60
through their regular channels, and being told
it would take three days, he said:
" Send their names 10 me, and Twill put
them through in three hoursn
And the men were accordingly picked ont
men that twere "sure to vote for Buckipgham;'
no matter if they had spent half their time in
the guard house, if they were sure to "vote
right" it was enough.
But as you may well suppose, we, who
were not Of the same political way of thinking,
did not Ike it. We should not care if they
would LET US so too, and vote for Seymour,
But that was not according to the programme.
So we made some pretty loud talk-the con-
sequence of which was, our commanding
officer went TO Mr.. Stanton and stated that
he was afraid he would demoraiize the resi,
ment, and had It stopped as far as this regi-
ment is concerned hut | believe it was to
extend TO ali the regiments in this vicinity.
SO look out for great influx of soldiers on
the first Monday in April.
Yours, truly, SENTINEL.
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Political.
Giving Aid and Comfort to the Rebels.

On the 14th of January, 1913, Mr.. Lincoln
delivered, in the House of Representatives, a
speech, which was printed by j. & G. S.
Gideon, of this city, and was circulated by
him among lis friends and constituents, IN
der his frank, which contains the following,
the italics in which are his:
"Any people, anywhere, being inclined and
having the power, have the right to rise up
and shake off the existing government, and
form new one that suits them better. This
is most valuable, a most sacred right, which
we hope and believe is to hberate the world
Nor is this right confined to cases in which
the whole people of an existing government
may choose to exercise it. Any portion Of
such people that can, may revolutionizc, and
make THAR orn of SO much Of the territory
as they inhabt. More than this majority
of any portion Of such people may revolution
ize, putting down minority, intermlnged
with, or near about them, who may oppose
their movements. Such minority was pre-
ciSely the case Of the tories of our Revolution.
1t is quality of revolutions not to go by old
lines, or old laws, but to break up both and
make new ones"
This is the precise doctrine of tho seccs-
sionists, which they urge in their justifca-
tion at home and abroad. 1t gives them aid
and comfort, because it cmanated from the
new head of the Federal Government, altho',
if now uttered by one not supporter of the
Administration, he would be sent TO Fort
Lafayette or Fort Warren as criminal. lie
makes no exception, however wicked and un.
justifiable the rebellion may be. He makes
everything depend upon the will and power
Of the rebels, and then pronounces it "rght'
This isjustfying rebellion, against the sense
and feeling of men in the whole loyal States,
and to which we cannot give cur assent, eth
sr as matter of principle or policy Cousti-
intionat Union,
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Stlttt Storp:
THE SOLDIFR'S LETTER.
BY T. :. ARTHUR.


" hen did you hear from homas 2"
\ young lady had stopped at the door Of a
small house, standing on the outskirt of a viii
lage in Pennsylvania, and asked this question
of woman who sat working on a coarse gar
mentt
''It's more than two months since I've had
a word from him." replied the woman in a
halftroubled, haIfcompaning tone. Then
rising, she added, Won't you come in Miss
Annie?"
Ihe young lady accepted the invitation,
and as she took a profTered chair, said,
"TGo months is a long time not to have
heard from your son, Mrs. Rogers. Where
is he ?"
"The last news had, came from Williams
burg lust after the battle. He sent me three
or four lines, to say that he wasn't hurt"
And you've heard nothing since ?"
Nothing Miss Annie He may be dead,
or a prisoner, for all know. Oh, dear dear
us worrying the very life out of me-"
y q When did you write to him last 2" in
quired the young lady.
Mrs. Rogers moved uneasily, and shame
flush covered her face, as she replied,
81 haven't taken pen in my fingers these
five years. They're all cramped with hard
work, and couldn't write fit to be seem"
"a single line from your hand, Mrs. Rog-
crs, blottcd and scrawled though it might
hAvs bes., voaLl have ons % fhenAaa. In
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Old Abe's Valentine.

The following is going the rounds Of the
press. We don't youch for its accuracy, but
it's a " good thing on Chase :"
We hear that our worthy President re-
ceived a Valentine lately. in the shape ofa
picture lthe American Eagle, with finan-
cal allusion. The Bird of Freedom appeared
to be engaged in picking up gold coin, while
at the part Of the bird most remote from his
head there was pile of 2" Green backs.n into
which this coin seemed to have been mysteri-
ously Transmitted.
The President, who takes such things
philosophicaly, and always acknowledges
papable hit with grace and good natnred
chcerfGlness, went TO his Secretary of the
Treasury, .tQs exhibit his bird in order that
the latter might enjoy the joke with him
Chase, however, was not disposed to take the
matter in the same spirit as the President,
but appeared to be much out of humor at this
hierog yphicaI attack upon his department Of
the Government. In tones in which there
was slight admixture Of irritability, he re-
marked to the President that he would like
to know who had made this unwarranted AZ.
tack upon his financial management Of the
affairs Of the nation-that he feared that some
of his subordnates had got up this libel upon
him, and that he would give hundred dol
lars to know who had done it. The Presi-
dent, whose question asking proclvties arc
we'll known said t4at the offer seemed liberal;
" but, Mr.. Chase" said he before shal,
make up my mind on this subject, will you
allow me to ask you one question 2" !" Ger.
tainly," replied the Secretary, I merely
wanted TO understand" said the President,
at which end of the bird you propose to pay.
" Et tu, Brute - responded the head of the
Treasury Department, "IfI am thus to be-
made the subject Of ridicule, must renew
my application to be relieved from my duties
as secretary" 90, never mind never
mind, Mr.. Secretary" said the President,
we can soon remedy all these difficulties.
All we have to do, after we have suppress.
ed the rebellion, is TO turn the bird end for
end, and let the gold and "grecnbacks" re-
| main just "a they are and it will come out
| right" The Secretary, restored to good hu-
NOR, agreed not to resign unless Seward did.
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NJ. GILMAN,
pEkTIST
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

h HHILADHLpSIA.
w NE Reliefqftbe SICK &. Distressed afflicted gsah
,pMent and Chronic Diseases, and capecidHy :,
Urine TIorhe Cure Gf Diseases ..fAss SerUaL Organs
eGai advice giTcn gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
Jaole Reports on spermatorrhoea or Seminas
ISAoess, and other Diseases of the Sexual Orezas
. on The New Remedcscmp!oyed in tie Dispense
cut 70 the afflicted in sealed letter envelope fv2e
large. TwG or three stamps for postage viii be
FE0JPa6le Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN H0UGH
mn .Ai.hting Surgeon Howard Association, N50y
,~'u Street, Philadelphia Ia, in20ly.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22

F,T~ A darkey's Instructions for putting on
coat, "Fust de right arm, den de lcft, and
den glb one general eouwulshpn"
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No, welcome guest,
Ye were, at best,
Yet. ioprneying from q far-oG shore,
We smiled, all grayely, ana confessed,
Though still IN un;nvitol guest,
We could 10 less we would no more,
Than bow our heals upon our breast,
AMI wish the stormy visit DER,
Whose pagean,ry should haunt our rest,
Aud chate their spirit, sick and sore
never loved ye, wiutor-hirs,
Though painters rave, and poets sing,
0tbriiHnnts rare,
And jewels fair,
Bright gIittcriug in the frosty air:
Aud AL a-g}0w,
Ger m9oa-sQuchod snow,
Glide blashing bells, sal d1shirg beau,
Whispering low drearn-woris as they go:
And boyd9oa fair,
With sunny hair,
Builds snow-wal!ed castles in the air:
And skaters whirl DER frozen lake,
With hearts m fame, though fingers ache:
And all the world dance jubilee,
The gre en- Ieayed summer life for me!
No joy there seems ia salien skies,
Where Boreas on his cold couch lies,
dad, iion-likc, shakes his proud mane,
With savage roar, Ger hill and plain:
And with one bound bushes the song
That should to April rilIs b,long:
And stamps with angry, maniac foot.
Each springipg blaze, aa.I struggling root,
Yet ye, pale monlrcb, liugeI still
hear your tread On youder hill,
Aud in my spirit feel your chill.
Lay down your seeptie and depart -
l long to see tie violets start,
And feel the sunshine in my heart!
Lift your cold touch from OF my brow,
That 1 may see the daisies grow,
And watch the b.uc-birds on the wing,
AMI the pale bulbs that upward spring
Beneath my vaywarl feet, that climb
the wi}I-paths in April time.
Down from your throne, Oh naughty hing
Nor stay a hoary, hated thing.
Back to your own relentless shore -
Your cold, stern ways have wearieI me:
l would NOT yield &c homage more,
Nor bend again u willing knee.
But beauty's queen,
With gracious micn,
Hiding 'mous southern slopes array,
Shall come, as best belts queen,
In mantle deckoi with sprays of green
And floating veil of summer sheen,
And we Will own her royal sway.
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( fesh Ground Plaster in Quantities
and at prices " s.iit purchasers, nov for sale
'S''9son oy Z. MpwEY il
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0Doets Gorntr.
SNOW EEJ AGR1G


From The CQrbondale AdranceI
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T VI. CAREY, EG. D. lGroduate of the 4
D.. NJ Institute, Cncinuatj) voali respectfully
announce 10 the citizens Of Wyoming AMI Luzcrne
Counties, that he continues his regular practice in the
various departments Of his profession. May found
r his Office residence, when not professionally alb
tnt
X Particular attention given TO the treatment
Chronic DiSeas.
entremoreand, Wyoming Co. P1.-v2n2
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Terms copy year, lin advanoo) Sl.50 If
nat pain within six months, $500 will be charged
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gIartb Yrancb Qemurrat,

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1,per, devoted to Pol
ties, News, the Arts
and Sciences &c. Pub
,i.bei every Wodrcs-
,av. at TmkEannock,
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Business Cards of one square, with paper, IS.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24


l.1 " s s..ass. ras Sssar .sas. AND REAL
4 your destiny You would know,
And youth learn that Il 10 SO.
lie tells you all your veal or woe
He informs you ri an absent friend,
Is'yea T.is yea how how your is l % spend,
So you'll not 80 astray.
tn. road 70 wcalesk wonld you know. -
Delay not but to Maurice go
Nv s1ssy %aTssfs s; %sarss. %sa ss @:e sd
Bieccier street: with several that living
sys. answ sna sss and MD
sss S all e Ses .ss iae1
sSsr Sps san A . M @ pss SeS a VII, %srrv
cescs .Ssrius under spri
r 81 is%
close One Dollar and their and the great .srologsr.
s S
evening Only cent. fsr adsi HnGicE Tsfss%sn r. ie 81
No. l2e BIeecser street. near Wooster s'reli.
A BROOKLYN cLAIRyoYANr.-MADAME cLIFFoRr
ootyn sSs sssssss sS Is Faoa sss
remedies nnas sOren, friend. and .onsu
psSchomancy. Send stamp for particulars.
A BONA FIDE AsTRoLoeIsr THAT EVERY ONE
ws %so 9n Ss IS . 81 yoar @ . % s
enter her room Al should consult this naturally fiite
speedy marriages. your who ~
& Res ae s1 te s o. nsc AZ rhs
and Sspa sss & which are ne certain IN s,
So.sn hey nsss n no, ,ssr dGr she Bsces.
stanton, the bakery. Fee Tor ladies and g
T ooK HERE-ARE you IN TROUBLE, have ~
~ s rs s'i ass Ia ~ so"r to Gnd
ROSS for advice and satisfaction In love affairs she
tpS se~ ss NJ q ss.Ssn
seventh street between sixth and seventh avenues NJ.
on the door Ring the basement bell -
MADAME HOPE HAS RECENTLY ARRIVED IN 8
w siy from tss south spd has taken rooms at s?
consa.sd on the Past. Present and Future, by Palm
largest uned states sic feels eonaaent IL -
o, ns 70 ns Pnse a, sesy T Be Aspnssss at be,
and saturday ,osr she vii be at her place OF buai
MRS: ADLIR BANKERS MEDICAL AND BusINK,
.I',. mai q . s;S and i.Epss:
Of Broadway, second door from Eighth street.
THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IA Tr
i accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris who O.,
s Ss y .
soss saS ~ y0uI idol and bring
fhrd avenue above Twelfth street e'n'' "s''dsnes
WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR roRrur
90 ys one one and Az TO see Miss WELLINGTON.
Who wealth s"s Ssppn..s s'Sss sns 70 ::
.s;Ts . .w'Y,,; Ss...y
q glory NE death yon your own pro.per, a.
S,SA ana ycsps sy Io s.S
ey whohss the genuine Roman ana Arabian iaismsns M
love good luck and bushes. annrs-warrantcd for Lfe
cured S ana ansa siss. sSd s
1e5 BowERY MADAME wrDaER cLAIRvoYAxs
fa1y osc mspriass sS.ens snas
medicine for all dscases tells lucky numbsr properly lo
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

lUO and gifted Spanish lsdy unrnves the mysteries Of
fuurty love- marriage Absent frcnds
medicine for all dscases tells lucky numbers property
or stolen xc
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OOK HERE-ARE you IN TROUBLE, HAVE ~
- been deceived triel With Have your fond no,
been blasted BY false promises If 10 TO NADINE
ROSS for advice and satisfaction. In love affairs she
never known to fan She brings together those long
rated and shows correct likeness OF future husban
absent friends. Lucky numbers free No. 90 West Twcr
seventh street. between sixth and seventh avenues NJ
on the door. Ring the basement bell. -
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MEDICAL.

NhH<DASAASs
DvICE TO MARRIED LADIEs-MADAMK RE-
IA TELL. Female Ply scan and Professor of Midwlfs
can be consulted ~ usus ~ l67 Chamber. street. BIT O
gs msds.. Ss es % s.s tp' . sT's % E Hs
board and The best medical aieadasce during ccsapse
Be accommodated. Madam Resteli deems her duty
not only rob them Of their means but their eath
nR COOPER, ~ DUANE STREET, NAY BR cor
- suited on all diseases Thirty years eycusyely a.
voted 70 diseasss enables him . cure In a
The Victims Of misplaced conhdsns ia medical p
can call wisha certainty OF bsns radically eurel
nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THR PRIVATE rREArmr
~ &e. " Amity street Those Who apply in the earl
The cure; ihose. however, Who have suffered ons = IL
structure and chronic casee win best appreciate his
DR. WATSON. nAvINo HAD AN BxPERIRHcB q
70 all csses without shsns q dss or ressrsson frc b.
Dr. =. .Ds s cent: =. As
witch may be found valuable normasscn for sueS q a
Plate msrsse sold by NiILER, ykHHrH0s ! &C
f7x Broad-sy, And By he author, $50 Broadway
nR 0RfNDLB,. vRNALE PHYSICIAN AND Ac.
~ coucher, No Amiy place, makes his special prs,
produced Tkoss Who wish 70 Be- refuiy ssssiy ana &C.
cenfuy treated viii DO well 70 cali ~ sonsulsation
ats patients OF what We say. Coasuation fres.
MADAME oRrNDLB, rBMAL8 PHYSICIAN AM
M Midwife. No. Amity plare. -C0avenhnt roosns n
w"v'Ae~ s"v sh"ss sssas 10 rcoui~s nursAaG
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

cAsurERG PAYF THE HraHEsr PRICE FoR
La. jadiss aud sentemens Cast on clohins Pagties
waited upon ~ ssirsssug T. CaehterY. a. Ess fwsifth
street near Br0sf~ar Ladies waited upon By mrs q
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
j. The mails for Great Britain and the Continent. via
Southampton and Bremen. per steamer Bremen and for
Ireland via Queenstown ste CITY of Baltimore
will close at this oce saturday the 2h day OF October
l0s O'Clock AM and at the uptown follows
Stations A aud b. IA. NJ.
Stations C and D. 9k A. NJ.
Stations j. and +, 9H A. NJ.
Station q, "A. M ABRAM wAKEMAN, Postmaster.
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ns
s;asion: s;aon: 4 4 ana ana B 3. lS ia AN
s,ssa s,s!sa: ] : s%d w.rr,., r,.,n,.,.,
MISCELLANEOUS.
A DvANoE IN PRICE.
PLANTATION coFPEE.
In consequences of tho advance in gold and high rates Of
saeS s Of ss @ 1u n
Usual aisss$f %SlsSS & # SiSflns BROTHER.
l%g'ssrs IS sna az 81 FvsSfasssssn wsasnssn street.
NEw YORK, Oct. IL, 1868 ny.
DrvoRcEs OBTAINED IN ANOTHER STATE WITH.
out SSSS s Of Change
1avSs ss; and s Apply to
ELLloTs NEW RErEATERs ARE NOW READY;
~ the best Revovcrs made great ANAL Size
@
ERENcH PORCELAIN, PARIAN MARBLE. GAS FIX
nS 1 Ms1s Glass and
Antique and Bshsmiss EsnSy Goods
9Ig Broadway corner Of Twenty frat street
M four weeks % Sy Dr. Ricords Essence ei Life Ts.
xonssa ses1. win restore %annoOs . the mo-. shat.
abuse the effects Of climate natural The time
% se p b. Essence Eve
cases. with instructions for for S. four quantities
In for 30 Sent carefully packed on receipt OF remit
lance by BIS FnIP RSnaNp No Broome
One door west from Broadway, New York.
MARBLE MANrELs.-rHE BEST PLACE I'm rHR
N city purchase cheap and well finished Mantes Is at
nea
MARBLE MANTELs.-MARBLE MANTELs, OF THE
M finest patterns and best snsn are osrsa cheaper than
ense near ' TSra see New York Cali and
yourselves
DoBERTsoN's PATENT NnvARrE WATER CLO-
IL setsThe best for In sick hospitals ships,
&C. Sold at 4l3 Water street. near Market street.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY-sIR JAMES
Clarkes celebrated Female Pills prepared from
scrpton of er J. Clarke NJ d. PHI Extraordinary
the Queen. This well known medicine Is position, but
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstrc
remedy they contain nothing hurtfu 10 the constitution In
a of Nervous and SPINAL Aecon Pain In the Back
and Limbs Fatigue on slight eLerton Paipation OF the
when all oihcr means have iaed and although powerful
remedy do not contain iron, caome antmony, anyh
hurtfu 10 the constitution Full directions In the pamphlets
For fu particulars obtain free Of the acent pamphet
27 Coiand street New York sole United agent.
afew hundred weight OF Type Metal. Apply At the desk
or this ohice
FINE ARTS.
MERIcAN SCENERY
"A baalifui collection Of small OIL Paintings, from
nature, by
Consisting of Views Of
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Hoslge Geo e
Hodge Jas T
Hodges Wm Geo
Ho a,ker Henry
liogs Geo or VIM
liogrer Wm II
Holland w IN
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GREAT BATTLE F0UGHr-THE VICTORY is
"A gained Ladies and gcntemcn II has been victorious
IN being pronounced, by great many. MINTZ Of
2s3 St avenue been paving the hghes, prices cash
Tor bast on Clothing Carpets Jswelry dc and still
70 continue TO % 20 you VIII favor him with note
call N B-Lafies and gentlemen, you know well that
those prices offered By some dcaess
perfect humbug but the best you can d. 10
10 address above then VIII know receive
ssi,action Do not forget he old well known dealer r.
street. Ladies attended bY Mrs. MIMI.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

ves,urph Mrsrrow Wan Tassell Mrs
vsntle- Mrs Eliza Ann Eliza
beth vredenburgh Lucy
Vane Ida Vandyke Mrs
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
FINE ARTS.

MERICAN SCENERY
"A BEAUTIFUL collection Of small Oil Paintings from
nature, by
RUGGLES,
consisting OF Views of
Lake George. While Mountains, Caisknl Mountains.
Hudson river Newport, Saratoga Spripcs ac ,
on exhibition and for sale at
T. J. CROWEN'S
Si3 Broadway New York
Neat and appropriate frames hand and made order
A. ID. FRYE, Jr.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
CLOTHING.

A TTERT1ON
"A A, i@ Seventh avenue ladies and gentlemen will be
astonished 70 see the prices HARRIS rays on
Clothing, Carpets Furniture and Jewelry.
We nalter ourselves with having been prom ounced by
great many ladies' ard gents paying hfty
than nj any place In the city.
VIC guarantee 30 pay the iollowing prices
for pantS from 81 10 80.
Please cs on or address Harris 1856 Seventh avenue
three doors from Twenty first Ladies' attended hy
Mrs y. Harris ~ BPlease be particular finding the
correct number 1856 II you miss you win surely be hum
bugged.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

DosrrrvE pACE--LADiBe AND GENTLEMEN vOU
VIII receive ns n;se. rrio. for Jour cass oa ciosnius
Wooster Lsties nrdeft ore rrneusy asnded 20 By Nrs
Nay
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AsTROLOaY. A


B. MAURICE, REAL LAsTROLOGER-l26 BLEE
a. street.
Your destiny he will read TO you,
Tells what is In store,
What 10 leave, what TO pursue;
Anything should Sou ask more
BY thousands he has been tried
And thousands moro he II meet;
For In Maurice you can conhdc,
At 126 Bleecker street.
true description Maurice win give
or intended husband or wife,
And tells all how to live
happy married life.
All the past and future Maurice tells;
How you get rich.
In Bleecker street the great Astrologer dwel7.
One Hundred and Twenty six.
BY the asrologer, Maurice, secrets revealed,
Which from all other men are kept concealed;
Come to the astrolo:er then II you would sce
Things deep, things b id, and that mysterious be.
This most wonderful asrologer, Prof. MAURICE. OF
Bleecker street. with several secrets that living
knew be FORE will tell a the events Of your whole
speedy marriages. describes the intended tells
very day will All who consult Prof MArr;s
i26 Biseoker street. will have IN any undertst
and have good luck through e Ladies' so cents gentle
g. Residence, No. 1876 Blcecker strect, near Wooster
A. B. MAURICE, real Asroloesf,
No. l26 Blocker street, near Wooster ST. z
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

MADAME GRrrDLB, FBMALB PHYSICIAN AM
m Midwife, No. sAmny plare. .-C0avenhnt roons o.
msviAe~ f"v thsse abjas 10 reouivs nursaG
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER

Sweet DIR
Schreist rhas
s. igle Andy
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-02
Observation-Disclosures

The United States In KEN. IN cause o.
Va forfeiture and Confs
The Real and Personal $cation.
Property Of Washington 80 i. - -iu
Summers LE- -
VTTHEREAS at the Fall Term, 1868 Of the
wv District Court of the United States, for the
Western District Of Virginia at Clarksbnrg the
Attorney of the United States for said district
fled on information, against the Real and Per
sonal Property of Washington Summers described
in schedule to said information annexed, alleg-
ing in substance that said Summers has been en-
gagged in the existing insurrection 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 tho owner of the property in said
Schedule mentioned and praying that said proper
ty may be con6scated and sold rs forfeited TO the
United States
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition
under the 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
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, if 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 al
legations in that behalf.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
L. 5. Marshal for the Western Dist. Of Va
B H. SMITH L. S. Attorney oct24 lat