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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
United States of America;
MIDDLE DIsTRIcr on TENNESSEE


WTHEREAS, information has been aled within aud
w Tor the Middle District of Tennessee, az Nash
Vile, on the 18Th day Of May, A.D, 1862, by John
Trlmbo Esq Attorney for the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee who proseoutes herein on
behalf d the United states against certain property
VIZ One dark brown 81 ,lli0n, said 10 be- thorough
BRED aDont 10y hands nigh, about years old with
ring of White around his right hind feet and TIRES
white haddlespota GA his back alleging 10 substance
that said stallion was seized, on land On She Middle
District Of Tennessee IN near the town 0f Franklin
Wilianeor County as forfeited 10 the use Of the Uni
ted states OF America and praying process against
the slnei that thefame DO CJndeunCd AZ forfeited as
Aforesaid.
Now therefore, 10 pursuance Oftho mOuiticn under
the seal OF SAID Nourt % me- directed aud delivered
DO hereby give paoAc notice % an porsoua clalmiug
said stallion, or 20 any manner interested iherein,
int they pc ans appoar before ia Circuit eonri %
b held 40 the City d Nlshvue 10 ana Tor SAID Dis
lrlcti on ne "a day Of Junc 1859 40 40 O'Clock m the
orenocn % that day thou add tfie 30 nterpose their
claims ard 10 make thcr allegations 10 that BEHALF
p r.. GLASoOCK
Nay Wth, lbc2-l4t N4rsha AZ ID T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-23
United States Of America
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

hTHkREAS, information has been Gled within and
w for the Middle District OF Tennessee at Nash
viIe' on the l4th day Of May, A. d., 1862, by John
Tumble, ksq Attorney for the United states for the
Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutes herein
behalf Of the United States against certain goods VIZ.
one hundred and ninety iiyo sacks of Corn, aud one
box OF Corn containing in all about three hundred
and ninety bushels, aud marked A. q. NJ. C s. A, al.
leging 10 substance, that said Corn was seized, on
landi 10 tho Middle District OF Tennessee few miles
South Of Franklin forfeited 10 the use OF the United
states Of America and praying process against the
same, that the same be condemned as forfeited ne
aforesaid.
Now therefore, ~ pursuance OF the mOnitOn, under
the seal Of said Court, 10 me directed and delivered
DO hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said Corn or ma any manner Interested thefein tha6
they be aud appear before said Circuit Court 10 be
held at the City Of Nashville, In and for said District
on the d day Of June, 1902 ~ 10 O'Clock IN the tore.
noon Of that day, then and there 60 interpOse their
claims, and 10 make their allegations ia hat behalf
p x. 6tAsCOCK,
May 10TH ls02-l4t u. Marshal N. d. r.
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or Lunch for the thousand, at the
White House, on Deaderiei, street Daily
at 10 O'clock, A.
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0Ay-Seo the advertisement Of II. L. ~,
tho wants situation as Book-keepor,
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DIR KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ 49, DR. KING, fOrmer'v o.. Now YORK. 10
fttha,A the last four years of Louisville Ey
and who has devoted hF ntteatiorts
the treatment or private dsooses for 81 years. fatt
himself, having attended TO a practice Tor 30 mann
years and cured so many thousands hC enabled a
cure All diseases Of private nature 90 matter hovS
pa1 they may be RON nludc.0uH medical trea tne6t
or from neglect OF their own Or. KingB ntnengarv IA
no - eaderok street. between Cherry end de Souare
eoono Story where be cures an dsoaaas IT private
gonorhea cured without pauseouu medicines Or in.
erference with business
structures Of old or recent date eaestuay cured a,
lev days, by an operation which clgses 40 rain
Mnere Structure exists health cAaacs be- ynl6vcdt
Perhaps 10 disease causes more u,ifcheg sat 5ndoi
mines the constitution 80 much.
syphilis with ali the diseases OF tho AKIN CROWNS
Out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be s1ectuaily
cured 10 a few days.
Sshitndi Wedless atteotlDr ,agfn, h,,v
given 70 this disease ana al the COus.su.s..
out OF Il, brought on in many by the desiructve
naoita OF inconsderate youths aud excessive indus
genoe OF tho passions, neglect Of which u7iu undet
NINE inc constitution rendering The subject unat fo
business or society, and sing premature old age
Females who may DO laDOring with aoy digicnlty q
the Womb may rest assured immediate reiiof
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating thar
case, win alec enclosed, direct TO Dr. King No "a
Deaderiok street, Nashville Tam. WIN nave the poces
Sary medicines sent TO their address Otace honr
ono O'Clock In the morning until o IN ths svenur.
uly1O-nd&w1v
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State Union Central Committee,

DJdbC GhAOA OChSA0A OVnuuAJbNVs
The President Of the late Union meet
ing held in this city-Ex-GovernOr WIN.
B. CAMPBELL--at tho instance of a num-
Der Of prominent gentlemen then present,
has appointed a State Central Union
Committee, with whom the friends of The
Union in various parts of the State may
put themselves in communication by let
ter or otherwise.
The Committee consists of the follow
ing named gentlemen:
ALLEN A. HALL, Chairman.
A. " S. LNDsLEY
JOHN LELLYETT.
RUSSELL HoUsToS.
HoRAoE IL. HARRISON.
M. M. BRIEN.
NOE
Against loss or damage by fire or the
Rerils of NAVIGATION, can be obtained al
(he Insurace Office of
w, j. MARI,
No. 20 CoLLEaB STREET,
Opposite Che "Sewanee House"
Mar29-tf
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FRENCH BAKERY.

INHE undersigned boys % inform the Public that
Il he has added 10 his establishment BAKERY
upon the French method, aud that only competent
French workmen viii b0 employed. lio hesitstos not
30 say hs bread equal N not superior O. any man.
az sweet and good as bread can DO made, from Tho
fact that 10 hop yeast win be used Ia its Inanufnc-
ture share Of the public aud private family pat
ronage g. earnestly solicited.
Hot Rolls every morning, az O'clock an descrip-
tons Of bread, and every variety OF cake made %
der.
Remember, II You want sweet and good bread call
Al r. OCONNORG, corner Of Onion and summer
streets, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
The Public are respectfully informed that the vol.
known ICE CREAM SALOON Of N. q. REEYEs,
formerly Of Nashville) will DO ro-opened Thursday
tho 8th Of May, where Ice Creams not 70 be excoed
by any in the city, can DO had Call aud Judge for
yourself lap 80lml y O'CoNHOR,
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0AySee the advertisement of Ii. u. n,
,ho wants q situation as Book Keeper,
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A4rsee the advertisement Of b. S. |
WLihE, Of loat Cow.
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BaISers Wanted.

Two or three GOOD HANDS, to whom reasonable
wages, in Pal, FUNDS, viii be PAID
FOR SALE, 100 Bbls FLOUR, Extra Family good
article.
GROUND COFFEE, by the pound, for sale
Apply to J ALLEN
Mayl7-1wa Al the United States Bakery
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RUDOLPH WURLITZER,
Importer aud Wholesale Dealer in
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
No. 123 Main Street,
CINCINNATI, ..
CINCINNATI. O.

I[EErS constantly on hand large supply Of Strin
N aud Brass and German Silver Military Band In
atruments, which he Oner az AZ 0w prices any
Eastern house. orders by mail or Express promptly
attended 20. mays-2W
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Notice to Claimants.
HARDWARE FOR SALE !

A SMALL and weLassorted Stock, iust received,
"a at n south College Street, consist.
mg OF shOyels Hoes, Axes, Scythes, Eneathes Rakes
Glass, Nails, screws, Hatchels, Hammers, Saddlery
Hardware, saws, Planes, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
&C, &C. Also, one Brown Mare, saddle and Bride
Apply to }. B. ALIEN
may22-lWf a. s. BAKERY
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GEO W. sIIEwDIAKER. BYRON II. ROBE.
SHEWMAKER & ROBB,
Arntg gntFlIigettte Oftite,
No. II SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(nEwEEN nARKIT AND wALNuT0
ST. LOUIS, MO.
EstabIiShed for the Benefit Of Strangers,

Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wounds or Sickness.
TORRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN OF
~ the condition OF any Sick or Wounded Soldier IN
ST LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, or any other Hospital IN the Western
Department This Is tho ONLY Army Intelligence
ONCE in the United States, and information regard
ing Soldiers from any part of the S. can be given
az any time, by calling at, or Writing 10 the Army
MTELLIGENCe OTHoE, PostOflce Box No 1848.
~ B.--PERsoNs COMING TO ST. LOUIS IN SEARCH or
niuR FRIENDS win obtain all necessary information
by calling at our once, No IL South Fourth Street
May is, 1852. Iy
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aa 3 ~ 2 voIE g aets.aeaIad apeedily thal

an evil work is notexscutsd speedily that
1t Is forgotten or forgiven.
"Those Of our own people, too, who
have been disposed to eomplsin of the
President's alleged indifference to the fate
Of Mumford viii see that they have done
him great injustice, aud that he has re-
membered ii longer, perhaps than some OF
bis censors. In this, as in other cases, it
would be as well for those of rs who in.
habit the wales Of private life, and whose
qualifications for conducting the govern
ment of the country have never yet been
discovered by our fellow-citizeus, to be
modest and charitable in our structures up
on the course Of those whom we have
placed in power, aud who from their off
clal aud intellectual elevation are probably
able to acquire wider sweep Of the hori-
Eou than those Of us who dwell upon the
Plsins, We trust that the proclamation
against Butler aud bis officers, should they
fall into our hands, may be carried out TO
the very letter. The black flag is the only
answer to the unheard of crimes of these
enemies of the human race"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
lrom the IyIer County PlaindeaIal

We cannot, for the life Of us, imagine
why it is that we hnd men-men who
have suffered much in consequence OF
unequal taxation foisted upon them by
East Virginia to build up improvements
that have never benefited the West one
iota-We say, we cannot imagine why il
is that we now and then find men lifting
up the ''puny arm Of rebellion" against
our endeavOrs to secure q new State.
We have never yet found truly loyal
man who was opposed to our securing
new State; and we have almost, if not
quite, come to the conclusion that those
who oppose il arc Of that class WhO,
when they find they cannot rule, deter
mine to ruin. Such men are a drawback
and curse to any community, aud are only
fit to inhabit the dominiOns of JEFF. Davis
proper!
They have the impudenee and hardi-
hoop to ask us what we expect to gain by
having new State. We have much 10
gain. With o new State, comes free
Schools, equal taxation, the developement
of our mineral resources, the establish
ment of manufactures, workshops Of all
kinds, mills foundries, furnaces. school
houses, churches, railroads, turnpikes,
-
hOurishing. prosperous people could wish
for; and if we fail to secure a new State,
we lose all these advantages, besides being
taxed to the death to pay of the debts Of
bankrupt and profigate Eastern Virgi-
niaj and now that her public improve
ments have been laid waste by the war,
we must pay our portion Of taxes to
rebuild and repair these. although not a
farthing to our benefit has accrued, or
ever can accrue therefrom. Eastern Vir-
ginia's interest are diametrically opposed
to ours, and ever have been. Therefor,
we must have new State, let It cost what
it will and we have too much confidence
in the good sense Of West Virginiaus.
generally, to suppose, for moment, that
they will oppose the new State movement
and vote against the Constitution when it
again comes before them for their ratifica-
ton or rejection.
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very reiPeStiqlIy 3 6 nIyyST yS91TIS ~

Thess goutlsnsu give the history Of certain ingre-
deDtS their artiels for ever two huudFed years
showing that through all changes Of the medical
profession and itS praetitiOnsu, strength, eonpo-
sure aud eheerfalnsH have boen derived from thsae
sOureos Dr. Woods In The Washington Hospitals In
formed ne that one patient va flSf dnkfng und
eEaEy, and had not dept hOur for weeks, uutl
the PiAatAtiOH BlttGu cane 70 hil knovIsdsa. when
Ons days trial gaze him uishrs ro-t, aud Be sAG
now fast recovering. I an surprised cur Govern
msnt has not squai6d JsHsFlon Davis in suery, aad
adopted this invaluable article in All our hosptais
The weak soldiers cling % Il Ike brUthsr. A. a
lay member, can bear Wines II = god 70 TAXA
and aGoEas more olarEy and lifs thAn anything I
oTor trisa- Success 70 the Rlalfaflal BlttsTs-
But have diCrs..oa. In ny nszt I shau spsaE Of
gasbsrtns In tie iuOundsd, buIyinE tie dad. Le-
dse2O-Ooi1n NIoODEllUs.
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This battle CAntietam) has been the most sanguf
nary Of the war and the Ouly one fought with visible
dsEign and upon military principles. The arrange
ment OF our eorps-tho Ovoriookins poEltion Of the
commanding GeneraI-thS sending into action the
right and the len diVlsons-the closing up Of the
centre, and final suoeess-e1eitea boviiderinE admit
ration, and carries the mind to the great fields
AustvFlitE and WagrAm, iOnEht BY Napoleon. OfAll
this have spoken. The Laayf history OF such con-
dict purchased by the life and blood of twenty thou
sand men, must be foan'Hin the hospitals. War hat
its glOrisS-butI It has its ten thousand demons IL
these human tortuTes that make the eyo-bas ache
the heart blsed-the Ups palsy, and the bnin reel
The sight is nt AEA positively unsndurable. The
ie.blOOd % some is still trIekllng away in silent
ealmnsss-Whne the discovered limbs and maniac
brain Of Others give rise to sounds God grant may
not again witness.
But yS mothers who here SEEK a sOn-Or wives
huSband-Or sisters brothsr-or sous a father-
know and be eonSolsd that even here the hand Of
mercy Is WAtehfal and better care is bestowed upon
your loved ones than might At Arst seem Poslibls.-
1t was in the hospital where rested the gallant Hook
or, that learned the history of those mythical
words often and 30 little understood, s. t.
ls6O-N.' Anything allsvIating the suffering. and
saving the lives OfOur soldiers, s national bIs.s-
ing WITNESSED some astonishing results from Ihis
aTtiela-
Ithvsll known the effect Of burnt gunpOvdsr and
excitement Is thirst which added to the loss Of blood
IN the wounded, enatsI the necessity Of a rsviyIDg
StimuIant. In this particular hospital the phy.i-
Clans allowing their patients to drink PIanta-
tion Bittors, otheruiss called g. T-IssO-x and al
Though the wounded are most numerous hero-this
division having OPensd the hsht At in the morning
the men were mostly composed, and there was very
little fAlnting. The article acts upon the stomach
and nerves In a most fneomprshsnlibIo manner su-
pOrior to brandy, and without subsequent stupoiuE
reaction. 1t originated in the West Indies composed
Of the celebrated Calslyu Bark, Roots, herbs &c;
all preserved in St. CrOLx Rum-ths g. T-1s8o-N
being secret ingredient, not yet revealed to the
public. 1t Is prineipGIly FeoommOuded for want Of
aPPetits disorsrod liver, iutsrmittsnt ssTors sto-
aehie dineultie-, Ge. Iundarstand IL was sOneuhat
ksoWn In the sonthsra States prevIous 70 the war
and It appears agent of JsHsrSun DAVIS rocourIy
APpHed to the prUPdstOrs for the privilege to make
It for hospital purposes during the war, to which
they made the following reply:
NEW Yonz, Juu is,b. 1854.
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THE sTAY LAW.


hITCHtb ". d. va Dec. 49, 1867.
lsditors IntelLyenesr: H'1
1 noticed in late numbers Of your paper
several articles on the stay law, also on
the propriety of increasing the salary Of
the Governor, Auditor, &c. t
SO far as the stay law is concerned, I
feel ssre that the very general, as well as
them Intelligent feeling on the subject
is against its extension. Money in our
county, has not for many years, been in
such general circulation as it is and has
been for many months past, aud is likely
% OOnIinuH so during the war. This I
in business with the public, With this
state of things would il NOT be manifestly
upjust TO those who have debts due them.
10 compsll them TO wait indefinitely. There
are but very few indeed, who owe debts
contracted prior 70 the existence OF the
stay law. who manifest any concern about
them, or show the least disposition to
liqEidate them. With such a state
of facts, does not every substantiaI inter-
est in the country require the total extine-
tion Of the stay law, or 1t Least its modifi-
cation, In aee0rdanee With the reeommen-
dAtioni Of the Governor IN his late mes-
sage. 'If let fdn until the eTash comes. "A
.it most assuredly will eome, those interest
ed had better staHd from under. '
As 70 increasing ths salaries Of the Gov
ethorI Auditor Ee-, eur people slmost uui-
Tersally look on the move with -disappro-
batiOnp p'rhinkihg the ptsSent pay amply
Butheientl nDder the circumstances, aud
Wuald lock With great disiayor on auy fur
thur move By the Lsgislatnre in its favor,
Nr. Royse, of Preston eouniy, to the con-
trAEYr Notwithstanding. gf B.
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DEsR sIh-In reply 70 your communicates, oaer-
Ing Us '.Rifty thousand dollars for the recipe and
right 70 make the Plantation Btters for your hoSp-
tai puTpo1es during the war; We beg - ny. .yOur
price ts liberal one, Considering it would cost us
nothing TO comply and that otherwise derive
nDTGVenno from the Southern states; bat, sir, our
dutiea to Government and ideas Of eonssten-
CT WOuld nOt allow n 70 entertain IT, although tt
might please a 70 asVags the sueringa Of your mis-
guldsd foIlONerl.
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: S91sfHciAL NoIf1Es Double the NboTe rates.
~ Yearly Advertising On reasonabIe terms aeeoF.
snS p the space occupied and the changes
from transIent persons or atrauE z
org, to Be paid for IN dduaAce -! -. .
business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO year.
oL e. Tor Hx months, but for shorter period nofhin
viii be counted less than square,
The privilege OF Annual Advertising IA limIted to
tue AdTertisers own Immedlate bufinesS; and All
Advertisements for the benefit OF other prisons as
well a. all legal advertisements, and Advertisements
oIaueton sales and real estate sent in by them uSI
be paid for at the usual rates.
~ IAdyefth hements not accompanied with WritteL
aooordngly. - lIITI,
Notiess for Political MeetingB to be charged In all
Marriages, Hodeeaof Funerals, and announcements
oi sermons 30 cents each. uouV1l-'5s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

Aud whereas. on. the 28th of November
last, (ls62) another letter was addressed,
under my instructions, by Robert 0uld
Confederate agent for the exchange of
prisoners, under the cartel between the two
governments, to Lieutenant Colonel W. H.
Ludlow, agent of the United States under
said cartel, informing him that the expla.
nation promised 10 the said letter of Gen.
HalIeck, oE'the nth of August last, had not
yet been received, and that if no answer
was sent to the government within fifteen
days from the delivery of this last commu-
nication, 1t would be considered that an
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Copper, Tin& ShgetIron Ware
TO THE PUBLIC!

I NOW keep the largest assortment OF WARE
that can b toand in the cry, hnd am fhiiy pre-
pared 10 hll all orders Al sh n notfss. -
Ny stock consists in paTt Of the flioEinH EoulE:
All kinds Of Plain Tin and Japauned Ware all kinds
Of Eheet Iron Ware, Copper aud Brhss Kettles Of all
patterns for wood or coal
Asrehants and others yiSitiRg the city yin and It
ing elsewhere.
spoatinE and Guttsrs constantly on hand.
All kinds % JOB WORK vii receive ny pOrlonal
attention. b. Y. CALDWELL,
No. Main st., Op. B. ( o. R r Dsp0t,
misty WhoeHnE, VI.
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4ailggnteILIaeuEEr
TERMS OF ADyERTIsINc.

FN1LVRSoLD Inns Or NoNPARH1, ION OH rsc4, loA
LII, .MAkH AsauAll d.
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Z TH1 sPrssidsut publicly expresses his
doubts whether his PEOclAuation has gone
iht5 tie Tebsls more than slin deep 1aae
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t-fA-@f Et-AH Ileef
- tlToT has .1Eod-s gait t-lfi
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orders 10 insult and outrage the wives,
the mothers, and the sisters Of our etti-
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PROCLAMATION OF JEFF DAVIS
savage Retaliation Threatensd upon
Genernl Butler aud his Omeers.

from the Rlohmond Dispatch.
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ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE CoXPEDERATE
-la- - BTATEs-A PROCLAMATION.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-08
AN Arm CPUBLIC-NO b31
az AL making additional approximations for flu, ~,


AN ACT making additional AUTHORIZATIONS fo, t, -,
dred and we ear ending June thirty eighteen IIt
tiYes Of b oy the senate and house of
bIsd t III we omted states of America in congr
snnr,nrfsts loilowlny sums be and they are 6h
Y not otherwise appropriated for the III he treasu-
eighteen hundred and sixtytyo e service OF the year
For the purchase OF vessels ana ,,oa
incurred in fitting them for servic tveessaTy alterations
dred and thirty thousand dollars ~" lliiloh nVe hun
dollars. '''i0i vessels, two millions of
and FoF the purchase nautical Instruments books
am chartsl twenty thousand dollars 1855 "OOAs, maps
. FOR repairs at observatory, freight and tro,. .
three thousand dollars. transportation,
For the ordnance foundry Mt tho yo.h,.
yard, nifty thousand dollars 44Ns'oh navy
ror ordnance, one million dollars
nec, q ana De II further enacted, that the sln oe co.
en- hundred and eghtYthree Thousand two bn al sew
ninety four dollars being the amount necessSr ana
provided, as estimated by boardSapnoinf Ted 10 70 be
pose to pay for and finish the Stevens tt Pur-
ually constructed at HOboken New Jersev he ~ par d
same is hereby appropriated ont Of S,I ~ anu the
treasury otherwise appropriated Tr oney m the
competition OF said battery Provided that in
that Vope'3 P Oh sad vessel it shall be stpuIpted
TO have been heretofore expended Nv him NelS
he IJ tel41sd until the amount of said CLAIM shall
and the payment Of said sum shall be navy
e success OF selu vessel as rU-cad sea-none Var
steamer 10 De determined by the president n sc
co tract shall stipulate the time within whinb t Scn
snal De c0niDetsd; Provided. nevertheless thai si
navy Is of opinion that the same will ~ ~ ;e
service an efficient steam battery " 'lie pubic
see 3. And be it further enacted that III a s, % 81,
teen millions of dollars be appfoprlated ont Of az "a tl
ey IN the treasury not otherwise appronrated y V
vasI Vi inc navy to construct iron-clad steam
Sec And be it further enacted that the secretary IF
lie navy pc authorized to commute the navy ratni
coiiee and sugar for the extract Of cofee cnhi or
nlh an9 sugar to be procured in the same name ,
meats, pickles, butter, and desicated t Preserved
sha believe it will be conducive to the health an ne
bic 10 The men i"'"i} tnd II II snail he acccpta-
-N4'' lApproYed, April H. 1862