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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-15

WaItsy-Geo Goode and Jas Hsrley, sailors on
a drunk; sent to their ship. Thos Grunler, drunk
and disofderly; sent 10 his camp, l.. l. regiment
~ Slack, drunk; dismissed. Franklin Hughes
mendicant, fortune teller, and star Of the west.
Frank was found strolling about the streets, and
wss taken in for safe keeping. Frank 10 rather q
faVorite with those who know him, and the arrest
was made for his own good; but Frank "could mt
see it In that hght," and when released from the
cells be pronounced positively that 'tthe metropolis
is bad sigs" Charley Mcdonald, disorderiy;
dismissed.
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United statea of America:

MIDDLE iNSIlAtf OF lhNNt~1l4t,
NNylltRGit libel 90 utrmstion VIA dad within
w snd tof the Middle District OF TCunos-or, at
Eanhv ilis co. Tie lnd day of june, A. H., lsd2, by
John rrmble, Esd, Attorney Tor the United states
Tor the Middle pHuict of Tennessee, who pro0ecutcs
herein on behalf o she United states, against certain
property, viz; certain lot, Htuhied ntar the South
east corner o. Broad and lrgnt Streets the City Of
Nashville, bnng the next lot 70 the ot nflre.
said which corner lot i7 situated the BrHss tuuu-
dry OF u. Cole said Dos untng Front street ron.
ming baCk towards rho river, thence nearly tarlid
% lhe rger and thence back 90 Front street Tho cor
ner OF said ai on Front street hrthcst from uroed
being opposite smaN Blacksmith shon, Situated on
the lther side OF Front street. and agO al tho Bul,
ings said lnt. md alsO al the fixtures, machinery
COO s, implements AMI materials of ovory de7cript.
cOnnectC1 with Hnd lot and buildings; eaid bindings
IN said lot hong tho Foundg Of one a NJ. Rronunu,
aud praying process ag1mft -aid property, that Tho
saTos DE Condemu0d 81 forfeited,
NOW, therefore, o. pursuance OF ihe mun.Uon, 900
der tho seal 90 ngGCouft Co mo direoiCd aud dciNrr
Cd, 4 DO hereby give public notice 90 an persons
cla.mlng lai property, or On any mnnuor Interested
therein, tIat tney be AMI appear hoi0ro said Circuit
loJrt 20 D. hold at The oty On Nashville and for
sud District ou thc 2oth day W October, 1892, az 10
O'Clock n The forenoon OF tnat tuy, then and There
TO intorpoao thsir catms snd O. make iheir GlIoga
uona 10 that behalf f. EylASCOCk,
june ~, l8b3-t4t u q Mafahgl, 81 b r.
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ROsPECTus
or rm
NASHVILLE UNION,

THs NASHVILLE uNnN was commenced few weeks
snoo for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern
Conedeacy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abaement, over AZ
the States which have attempted to sccede It holds
as friends all Rbo support and rs foes all who oppose
the Union Of the States Il has no watchwo-d but
FRsFDon AND NAuoSAurY
With rebels aud tralto has no comprumise TO
make. II contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made IN pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law o. TINS L,ND, anything in the Constitution and
laws any Of She Sta'es to the contrary uotwith.
standing.
Il contends for the Union Of the States because
without the preservation of our liberties and insi.
tntions and the organization OF society itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever stands in
iho way 81 crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, matter by what name it he
lied.
To the people of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion 10 Liberty and Union, until they we're be.
traycd to the rebel despotsm at Richmond by per
dous Governor aud corrupt Legislature, aud who
have felt so heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support Let the names OF
rebel Office holders, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who have flied our borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before the world. Let those ambitious aud
avaricious men who have plotted our ruin for their
own sggrandzement be fastened q thg plory OF
shame, no matter bow heh their t,n IN society.
LIT u be showu how the Sc fsgied defenders Of
"Sou'hern Rights" are gow leading maraudmg bands
Of Tea-ho1ters add moss troopers over state, lid.
mapping negrocs, stealing horses and Cltte, breaking
iuto houses, burning railroad bridges and care, and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood. Let the
truth long excluded by the Southern couspirators
now circulate freely rrongh every neighborhood
aud our cause will assuredy triumph. VIII not loyal
men everywhere aid in the dissemination Of fsct7
and the adeocacy ofFrce Governments
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limited States of Ameriea;

MIDDLE DISTRICT oF rFNNrss
V4THsRFAs hbA of lnfbfmatsn was hlel euhin
w and or the Middle insiriot Of trrnr- seoi 80
Nsfhvillc, on the 9TH day Of june, ID, leUsi BY
Iobn Tflnhlo Tra. ATTORNEY Cor ihe Nuiiei states
Tor tho Middle District n tennessee Who prosccucs
herein on behalf Of the uuucd States, ug tnsi certain
ureparty We. The Machinery and lixturca ~ NnaQu
4 Veiaars rowdor Mul, on Sycamore trfck, % the
Co-ntV OF Chatham IN the Slate Of Tcnneefe- The
BnuIiucf used in connection With s7id machinery
and Fo0c Eve OF eS ace oflaud, on which the build
iugs stand, praying PROCESS sgaiuit taN ilolefNf
TIA tho same he condumned Us forfeited
Now, therer r., u pursuance Of the mohlNon, under
The seal uf said Canrt 20 me directed and delivered,
DO hereby give public notice az al persous claiming
said property 10 any manner Interested therein
that ihny be and appear before said Circuit Court 90
be- held % tho City % Nsshyinc n sud f1r said ne
triot the fOih daY OF Ciohor ls02 at no othcN n
The forenoon az that day then sud there 60 intcrae
ihuir o,ahns, sua 10 msLn their allegations in that
hanar E %. 0lA-tNHh,
Jnnrgd 1902 ltt - o. Marshsl, " h r.
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United States Of America:

MIDDLE INSTINCT on 1NNNEe~Et
AZ FNEGnAs libel OF iniormaii0n waa nled With
w la ami i1r tho Middle niairi0i 90 Tenueseoe, %
NashVile. on tdn 2dth tay 81 May, a. D., 1884 hF
John rritnbla, Ffq, Attorney Tor he United sla''9
ior the Middle nsulu OF Ienne1ore, Who proeefuiel
herein an hehalf of she United States, agains eer.
tain ot aui Che lmidnga thereon, stpaied nontiog
on Mars Street, IN the city Of Nashville. known ~
Ells s Moore iouudry aud Machine Shup, kssi ",
and uear Hfoad street ia The cts ~ (aahyihe Also
AZ the machinery, tnolf, hKturw and implements
aud Material connected with said lot and foundfy
aud Machine shop and Building, nr reasons and
cansea in said libel OF Information mentioned, and
pray ing proves aganet She AID nroreriy that the
sans be cuuicmn8t ~ iorieitsd.
Now, therefore, in pursuance az t' montinu, under
thu Hssl OF said Court 30 me directed and delivered
do helehy give public notice 60 al PERSONS claiming
raid pfupcrig 90 IN any manner Inttrt'iol therein
that Grey bc snj appear before said Circuit Court, 20
be held Of Che utv oi Nafhviile Boo and iof enid Die.
trct on che aoih day OF uotoboE as 10 ococs la
tho ioruo0u NJ that dsy, ihen and innre w. nierPo7o
ihcif rlans, and g. makc thcig ailogaions IN thai
behalf r.. r. GLASGOW,
.Iuue u te63-i4t a. Is. Nsfshsl, NJ. D. r.
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United states of Ameriea:

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
Az HEREAS Information was acl within aud tor
w tho Middle District Of Tennessee, ai Nashville,
on the 2sth fsy Of May, AID. 1852, by John Trmble,
Esq., Attorney Tor The United statcR for the Middle
district OF Tennessee, who prolccutes hercln behalf
Of tho UnIi0 Saes, against certain property viz e
Lot situated the North east oOrnRr VI Cherry street
and FRANKLIN street. in south Nashville. and the
budiurl thereon tho said buildings recently erected
hcturc ~ GuupoWdCr; also lh0 machinery and nx-
lures connected With sld establishment, praying pro-
cess against the Same, that 10 be Condemned as for.
lried.
Now, therefore, IN pnrsnmce of the mouit.on, nn-
der the seal 81 2ad Court Is directed and Dolly
cred, do hereby give publai notice 90 an persons
claiming said property, or in any manner Interested
therein that they he ami appear before said Circuit
Court, 10 be held 81 tho CITY Of Nashville IN aud for
said District, the 9th day Of october 1909, ~ 10
o'clock In HE forenoon Of that day then aud there 10
ntorp0se thcir ciaimT and 20 make their allegations
IN that hahaf " r. GLASCOCk,
neg q, s. Marshal NJ a. r.
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PIaaae Nnilco.

We haye no time 10 iranscribe COM
municaiions. We sometimes receive
communications with scrap Of conf
Dental information written on the back
Of the manuscript OF course if we use
the manuscript we have 10 re-write il,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on as. We have no time for such work.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of "a vi Fa % me dIre'iod and delivered
ID hom the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
County, Tennessee a. lee March Tcrm 1862, will ex-
pose % public sac, Co che highest biider tor cash
I'd the Cuurthougn Nart iu IA fity OF Nashville, on
Saturday, the 10 day OF August 1862 an the right
title, claim, interest aud estate, which ~. G Bush
then had, ur may h1Y slugQ acquired in and % the
following Dc crihed lot OF 0rund lsiug IN naVi son
County, atate Of Tenn ssee, (thera bong deed of
record ln the Registers oicc) Ia South NashV lie.
fronting on the "a side of cherry s1reei 90 eot and
running back halt way o. College Street, and bounded
both rides by the property OF Isaac Paul which
there IS tWostory brick house, being The same fold
hy atac Pan. 10 " "a. Bush in ths plan 10 lots known
a. the tlysan Grove property, AMI levied ou tle
property Of W. a. bush, to satisfy Judgment rem
derat Ca lavur Of rhumas Wells against W. H. Nance,
e.. bush an1 M Nance.
j. a. HINTON
~ rn0a. HoEON Dep. shh Sheriff 0f d. q.
August ith, ls62-td
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The Ediior win be greatly obliged 60
persons making mp clubs for the Umos il
they viii remit to the publishers and not
10 himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such a manner "a
10 cause needless delay and trouble 70
at parties.
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lPUpLIo REsoLUTloE-No. Sd

=
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary OF
An act TO suppress instruction, to
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and contiseate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes"
ReSolUed, By tie Senate and House Of Re
personalities Of the United States Of Auae,5-
ca, an Congress assembled, That the proyi-
sions of the third clause Of the fifth sec
ton Of "An act to suppress Instruction,
to punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and confiscate the property of rebels, and
for other purposes" shall be so construed
as not 10 apply 20 any act or acts done
prior TO the passage thereof, nor TO in
clude any member of a State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his office,
taken an oath 10 support the Constitution
of the so-called Confederate States of
America, nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be 80 con-
strued as TO work forfeiture Of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July Ia, 1862.
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention held in this city May ~, 1862 (:
ResolUe1, That we recognize in The
NASHVILLE Union an able exponent OF
the principles of the Union men Of Ten
nessee, and we earnestly recommend it
as well deserving Of the patronage of
Union men everywhere;
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.PPLEGATE & co.
STEAM from
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
UIT STEAMSHIP
REAT EASTERN,
wanna PArN, Commndor
WiU ne dcgpatchoI

fRoM lIyERP00f FRoM Nav KOnK
Caling at Queenstown, Saturday ,...........uiy 2G
Saturday, o.. August lb ruosiay n, m september
Wednesday coo. October saturday, october 20
Tuesday, November ~ rhuraday o.. December n
This magnificent ship having proved herself un.
cluallod Tor speed, safety aud comfort (soa sickness
being unknown on hoardl, Is strongly recommended
40 the most eligible conveyance ior passengers.
riasr CAHIN
From $40 90 tlhh each berth, according 60 the aize
situation, and accommodation oftho State Rooms all
having the same privileges In the Saloons and I'm re-
gard 10 meals and attendance, suites of apartments
Tor families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE 20 and from Liver.
pOOL sta fARE AND A HALF
servants accompanying passengers, and children
under a. years 0f age, half anr iuiauts frta
sreUNn CABIN.
state room horth7, muals Unfinished az separate ia.
'''i s+'t'ff a $40
fuinn Cabs.
Intermediate state Room IaFHenFou found With
hot7, hediur table, ulauHils and good substan-
uAl ie'l' ..st-'' 81
"NiiHAUIs
WEN superior arcHmint Ut iiOus, - ........ sl5
Bach passenger allowed 20 cubic fet ~ iurearc.-
40 experienced aurEouu on hoard.
lorhei-hi And i'rsag ei nppb to
CllAs. A. WHITNEY,
At the olco. 40. 2G Broadway NY
ROWLAND A~rINW Agents.
luly a1 iaUl-iill ncc. l3
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no Corresponden,..

Oar correspondents must allow us 10
take our own time Tor reading their com
munications. We have no time 10 be
read to. tits literally impossible
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Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds.

sa-Ah communications On business with the Odlce
viii be addressed to the PUBLISHERS of the UNION
aud all communications 10 the Editor win be address
to s. G. MFRCRR
Editors OF loyal newspapers will do great Kind
ness by repunlishing the foregoing ts substance
The current transactions in Tennessee rr months {.
tune win be hiihy interesting to all kycrs ct their
country aud her tree Institutions, aud tho columns OF
the UNloN Will Furnish the earliest aud most r,sb,
history ur these events
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Crus usls GA lsas 70 oossruv, rQOAraJ
10 ADVMRTIsElRs in DEINn

Advertisements occupy lng any SPECIAL position ia.
site, 20 per cont additional special position outside,
10 per cont.
So Advertisements inserted n the Local ,uuuiu
charged al the rate OF tweuty cents per line
Changes may be madc periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change VIII involve extra ex-
pense, 20 be paid Tor by the advertiser.
80 Adretisers preceding ds.Y0ce contracted '0 rll
BE- charged for dc ercess
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Wanted TO Hire,
a Good COOK. WASHER, and
IRON Hh'
EaSuFe Al hE 0n'o. III
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Special Terms to Ministers. ,
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias vi la to me directed nom
- tho Circuit Court OF the United States Tor tho
Middle District Of Tennessee, !, D.. H. Gascock, Mar.
shall In aud far said District win expose to public
sale, o. che highest bidder for cash, at Tho Court
house door, In the city OF Nashville ON tho End day
ot October lcU2 all tho right tile claim and inter
est which Thomas barry, Washington BARROW, and
a. V. 8. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin
istrators Of John shelby, deceased, have In and to
the following described pieces par9els Of Land, 90
Wit A tract Of Land IN sumner county, Tennessee
Desha's creek and is waters, beginning nj
planted rock soul east corner Of JaDes Whtesidos
thooe North - Fast 81 poles TO planted rock
thence North Ab' West "a poles 10 rock az Abraham
Martins cornor thence North lO' East lO2 poles %
rock at Martins corner thence North $3.50 East ~
and $40 poles to stake; thence North @ poles to
siakei thence North 7to East % poles 20 sycamore
thence South 2' East SO and $40 poles to the center
Of said creek thence down the same, with e. mean
der; thoncc south 7S East rs poles, South 69' East
n poles TO point near the terminus Of the Inin
race thence south 4l}aa West 80 poles to a stake
thence bj}a' East 20 and 6l0 pules 20 n eorner 10
Cullen Gardncrs; thence south 251So West 3s poles
10 stakei thence South 65iS2 Fast li3 aud e-l0
poles to rock thence North $50 East l25 poles SO
Tho middle Of the creek thence down tie same
mesndcrs by onaetta THUS (south O. East 20 poles
south 90 East % poles South 1879 East 90 poles
pile OF rocks on tho east bank Of the creek thence
North So. West eJT poles with DR. W. Montlows
north boundary, to % stake thence south 75o West
N and 10 poles 70 stake thence South 20 West
a6 polcs, passing Dr. r. Ieads corner at ff poles
thence South s. East l60 poles thence south 500
West Hi2 pole 60 gatopost thence south . and
40 polo5 to rock thence North q East los poles
70 rock thence South e9lSo Fast 81 poles 10 a rock
thence North - East i22 and dlG poles 10 stake
thence South S9ls Fast 2.B poles 70 the beginning
Aso, life estate In fifty ono aeros which was willed
by lucien J. Harris 20 his wife Sarah T. (now Sarah
D. Head for her life Also, a small tract adjoining
the above, It being the mill tract Of four acres, 20
Fethcr with the mill on the same. Said property be-
Ing levied upon to satisfy Judgment In favor Of s. s.
Il A. =. Bush against Thomas Harry, Washington Bar
row, W. Barrow and A. " \. Lmdsey, Adminiatra
tors ofJohu shelby, deceased rendered In said Cour
ON thp8rd day Of May, 1890. Sale To take place AZ
10 O'Clock. y. v. GLASCOCK,
ung20-lH 4. & Marshal NJ. ID. r
N e w s Eel
FINIiF Subscribers heve Opencd at
/ No. PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE,
a largo stock Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES s. HATS,
which they offer 30 the trade al tho lowest cash pri.
oes Country merehants, visiting the city are invl.
tod TO give us a call, before buying elsewhere.
LlTCurEN BRO,
No. South Side Public Square.
iuly2-d3m
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Wnnted to Rent.
RYE FLOUR.

HE BNRRuS FRESH GROUND RYE FlOuR, on
UsJ hand aud Cor sale al the broadway Mills
Juno5 ID. D. DfCKEY, Agent
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$50 REWARDi

l,r0LEN, from r. Ru pEBRAAp, l0aelof, 40 tu.
- ion street., ONE pATNf itNfn LAuLtsH
GOLD WATtH, Manufactured by iuo Johnston ly-
efpool The watch is of small ate, WEB While dllli
engraved on th8 iurlde "Grl NJ hAthlg, from his
Gather U tHa scar 1855 &" On Tho Oui Hifa engraved
uH1rtrr HAsMlH. '. Ihr above Reward WiI o. l.sId
for ang Information that aay lead l1 tha recayorg oi
ths pE0pgTty. "a ~ HAMMER
Iupeb-u
lFu.I-us Journal pisssa c7gT b. Che ant efSs
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NitN lnI INiHnAN lNluk az a NlalaNCr WNG ca FIr
% tho Arns INTEL Eeuco uiice aud otaaiu fali.
ahlo information Of any soldier that en-
listed 10 the States ~
n'aoi', IndhaD, 0fio, Iolsc, Michigan. H7,oa.
an, Mfus,oia, Kealucig oai Missss,ri
HtORRECT INTELLIGENCE Will re GIVES op
~ nuy soldier from the above States. Whethar
sIcE, WouNpEp, KntEn oR TAFFs PRfoyru. and
In what battles he may havo hoon engaged, and
who're his regiment n stationed.
information viii also BE- given of the condHiou 81
Any sick 90 wounded soldier in So. louis, LOuisvile,
Cincinnati, Nashville Mound CITY, OF any Hospital
IN che Western Impairment and where fhuac bil'ei
In battle, OF have died irom their Wounds, are llvi
o. And where thnse tstau tai4tner are con.
hutd
This u She only Arn,y lnirllrenco oaica 10 tne
department ~ Tho Mississippi, 90 Western iTpau.
meuti and intormati1n % endicrs from auy ~ iha
above States De given az any limo by oaHiar oJ
writing 10 the army Intelligence Qilce,
p sous writing VIII plrase Efra the name nf She
suiior, what ftai7 b. enlisted iu aud tho number "a
De reEiment. IhRfgea COS any tiud otat. iy lnttl
Rcnre viii De Two DOrtkRa, and aHX paraaa Fli4Us
VII pieaae hnciuge tha Amount. m uulaf 10 sueurs
attention 10 their Inquiries
address Array Intelligence Ohica 81 Lonia No
iucare 2. q. Box isis. lMay ig, is6l-Iy
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WATSON HOTEL.
70 MI tho military departments in
the District of the Ohio.

ON AND AFTER THE LIST DAY OF JULY 1852
OWill open an ofco at the 81. Cloud uotel In Nash
yillee, Tennesse, aud one on Man street, opposite
the Gaut Hous Louisville, KY, for alltransaeions
or beef Ia this department, for three months from
July lst 1862. CHARLES KAHN, Jr,
Beef Contractor for the District OF Ohio
N. B.-Highesl Market price paid for good cattle
iulyl-du .
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No IL, South Fourth st,
STINT LOUIS, NO.
SICK OR WOUNDED,

Established Cor the bensnt Of strangers comm, 10
st Louis IN aesrch Of
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Balaimose Annual Conference OF the AZ.
q fscsA n.E.Cku kuseh. u CF

Balsimoss Annual Conference OF the AZ.
q sscsA n.H W. q CF
SATURDAY. fsrH. -Net AtLs O'clock -Bshop
Payne IN the chair, Religious services we're
condueied 81 Rsv. liSx, J6hSSoo. TN|'
Thshfth qusstiep OF the gsnsrai minutes was
taken IN, VIZ: What preachers are admitted
REV. Isrjsmin T. Tanner, late pastor of the
Fifteenth Street Pfesbyteri Church, WAS
lengthy discussion arose rs to whether Mr..
Tanner WIS TO be reoeived as minister in full
connectiOn, or as a probationist.
The chairman decided that he would have TO
be received as q probatiOner In the conference.
His case WAS then referred to the committee on
admission.
Richard A. Hall, Of Frederick city, was re-.
commended BY 8. L. Hammond, and was 70.
ferred TO the same committee.
James A. Handy Was also recommended and
Jacob Nioholson's recommendation was ruled
out BY the chairman, on the ground Of infor-
malIty.
Rev. Mr.. sipes. Of the N. n. Church, was in
troduced to the Conference by Bishop Payne.
Rev. VIM. H. Williams presented to the Con.
ference for inspection, the act Of incorporation
Of the church at Clearspring, Md, which was
examined and approved Of
The order Of the day was called, viz The
preambles and resolution offered by A. W. Way.
man, respecting the calling Of an extra Gener.
al Conference.
JIM. Brown, who was entitled to the floor,
said M the time for adjournment was ne ar by,
he could not now discuss the question.
James Lynch then moved the previous ques-
ton.
The whole matter was finally laid over till
The Conference adiourned.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Important fotice-Iron.Ciad Ocean
team Nams, and Vessels for Cen
eral Naval Warfare.

A naval architect, now in this city, of emf
nent ability, has the model, plans, and esti.
mates for iron.olad ocean vessels, that he de-
sires to have properly presented u, and urged
upon the attention OF ihe Navy Department,
upon its merits, he having no personal xcQuain
tance or influence in Washington to accom-.
plsh that object. If rightly present to tho
Department, it will doubtless be accepted
The plans are all simple. practical, and feast.
BILE, and possess advantages that would render
II capable Of destroying any vessel now anoa
including even tho Msrrimac and Monitor
This can be readily shown, and opens door
to immense wealth in this country and Europe.
The protector will deal liberally with com.
petent, influential, and reliable person. as he
desires ths honor, more than the proft, that
will flow from its adoption. Instant 3ction IL
necessary. An immediate personal interview
by addressing \ note to 'aNaual Architect, -
Washington Post Office, appointing a time and
place of interview.