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Literary Intelligence.

Lieutenant Merriam, or the United states volunteers Is
engaged npon and has nearly completed work for the
prcss be entitled Experiences jn the United States
volunteer Service in tho War OF 1861 II viii bo made
up chiefly OF personal, biographical and anecdota mat
tors, for the faithful and entertaining preseB taun OF
which the author has peculiar qua uacations feature
Of ieusenant Merriarn's win be sketches OF militia
ry pcrsenages whom he met IN Washington during the
past winter from the President commander
all the way along down, including and brigadcr
generals tolones and officers Of every grado ma ORR
~ Of the "Experences have been the humorous
character ard viii be faithfully depicted The work c
be PUBLISHED in this city. and viii DO looked for with
eager interest by tho reading pubic; especially the
army.
Edward c. Dcavan, the temperance rclormcr, s about
TO hive published in London English edition o, the
'Iectnres upon temperance delivered some yea.s sace
BY the venerable Dr. Mott, President OF Union College
The new ediion Of taese reformatoy e5orts TO be
faced by an article from the pen Of Rev. Dr. Francis
wayani exPresident Of Brown University, Rhcde Island,
and sketch OF the life thsr distinguished anthor by
lion. II. wm Seward, Secretary OF State This latte
ture a the coming cditin said " be extremely feh
citous and presents Hrst minister new and on.
tirey becoming Literary attitude.
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Prize Money and the Navy Department.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

wAsnNaros, D. G., Sept. %, 1853.
IN ycur paper Of tho 18th ns Il s stated that, under
deols o the Secretary OF the Navy prize money due
u setman he credited his accounts, aud that
WHOM go credited notwithstanding tho variety o, pur
poses TO which lie could deyeie 81, the urgent nee OF
hs family upon any other plea, be cannot receive II
unt hs of service has expired and hence is IN
isrrct that enc gots the use OF the maney and
"makes snug thing By the operation
You have been mlslniormea in ,he matter. rTisc
oncy is not credited in the accounts Of in the
naval service by virtue or decision Of the Secretary
o. thc Navy bot in accordance with the imperative
grcmeuts of law % the United states No distinction
Is madc bo aeeu olcors aDd mon 1he language or the
stasate s-"Aud the several officers, Marines sailors
ani other In tho naval service entitled share
10 pr1s money shall he credited their accounts with
she Navy Department With the which they are
respectively entitled" mo object the law is TO secure
" the for the benefit OF themselves and their
nile, The entire amount that iE duo them.
ielore he passage or this law many ssamen for mere
pi,,nsc, ssigned their right large OF prize
foouoy; and there on hlc al the Navy neplr,nent
letter from agent who he alone Is interest.
e. cama TO ,he OF half million OF dollars
No doubt be and others Of tbe class are patur,y
suxiogs that the o'd mchod Of raymcut shoald DO 70
rtceeo
nc. deprived u BIS prize money un.n tho
- iEn - hs term ~ SERVICE stated In the article
sIlried o. The Secretary Of the Navr, soon the
nav aw voat into practical operation authorized the
.almont oi prizo money 10 when tho orlccrs
having charge q their became sati fed that
eet ua. he sarandered. Tho language OF the General
0'@et Gss. li) is sas foroSs--
vmnuH .t.1e noney viii lie mndo 10 enlisted men
~ uc air r'Hu or nd Vnder regulations that
paY ~ gwen ulom; and commanding lcers are eau.
Ae' tA gNe 'hei approval TOR payment beorc tho
etAaNuh thp erise uuless Gat He'd that the uuouu,
~ul t b. HA ief,t a. fofarfc1 FER ~ ben N n tts
idf13 e f't "au."a er h-rstse property caref for
ttauks have Nlo been 70 thC sauad ons 20 facii
tato tie pr"se taiar apd sotar ~ " cl ms wtho Il cx
q % no seamen. Unlsr j.. aS and the req Ia,,oas
of The ncp acrt ha Wloc amount wlp bs secured for
Their uaueit
Nefr a,nrfssinn thai s1mc ornaxas snug thing,
oy usH w money + a 80 erroncous law Of tue Tinted
state Gratlc,s at uror prize pfcref.y being syd tho
p-el 5ot saoh> >se SHAH b. forthwith daoscd
rIh M Asetnt Treasurer Of the United staos oy the
hstshat nsins In tbs United Ststes treasury untn
rcqant hy tie .tver paymastcrr for dsbgcssAeri %
The eptrsd 70 rccaise Il. aud i cravn from tie
e1s ry arg Adjusted. Tho money not be.
rr a ~ # dv - no secroiary of the Navy. bot tc
pnd ,He led states Trcasrfy Il ls impossible for
~" .rHHy er acrson con, ectct '-ith ,hn Depsftrcn,
20 'o bcutate3 aehut by all tss delays ia IT, dislr
a.'na .s W }ps. .n.c % c,ca.t W u,
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Valuation Of the Real ana Persona
Prnperly Of the s:nxe OF New Yark.

AT meeting 4 the Iioasd OF Equalization hcd at the
oce OF The secretary q state, in Albany, on Wednesday
the following osol on, on motion OF Comptroller Rob
son, was adopted
Resolved, That the valuations as now hxed by the
Board ei Equalization and hereto annexed and amount
Ing ia tho aggregate 10 the sum 464 sl7 be- and
tho hereby adopted approved and certified as
the equalyed aggregate valuation OF the real and per
property o each OF the several OF this state and
that tho same duly certified by the Chairman and Secre
tary Of mis- Board be deposited In the Office of the COMP
oer a. the assessed amount upon which the said Comp
roer " compute the state tax for the year S63 and
that tue said equaznti1n as madc upn each separate
county be entered Ia the book Of mnutes o. he proceed
ilxs this Hoard.
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- eeasicn 10, the coa,sn tssion OF internal
itevc1we.
f0 No ablron or NE nraAtp.

1R f'' inform re apcrson wust ray enc tax N his
no3mo r lie receives lson bis fA,bsr ho already pavs
ca y t wholc incoinep me sa.se ., nv sis,rc,
ssya he must 1hs upius, " 10 ass t r., = ,,a, \,
slowed ded'eiinn from bis acoine er the aalnrlea ~
wb etfE3 hai iho tax a. tie money Il thea patd hn
.pge, ht pareni my have Ave- ~ d.sr ~ ett y s,e
VT and biz income my hs ton ihe,fani ds,,re II,
M 81 he p1rs the tax, nd each ., his rbn.lra, m,
ghiseS ~ tag agnin iaS au ina iii H. uss,s
- ho rNsppp3r, " !, c1ctci 81 hcrgfe' fnla's 49,
1AX rRNtw
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I'll 4h44b. qtT

Stat Of Ncg Tori, gWe 10 hereby certify the tore.
a. ns 10 We correct trans pt Of the o gtna
this lay adopted ~ tho oard Of Fquai H. as appears
npcn tho fnndtCa o. gsia Boar. the whole n ana
resoiuttn. Wines hands, at tho CIV al A bany
thls 20 day Of ~eptombcr 1868.
y v FLOYD JONES, ficntcaant Governor
and prcsldent of BOARD.
EssssfFr BLAEnY, Secretary.
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urrrc

Those suffering from t.sarmrs, wns,ing away v "a
scarcely Aea h their lnaes
time one bottle in sncl viii have mos; slfpri. X
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Excursio . or the Sunday School OF 81
AIMS Church.


AIMS Church.
Quite tappy and Joyful day spent on Thursdsy
by tho yo cng pupils OF the Sunday attached So
AIMS Ch Sch, who kindly invited by tho Bupern
tendent the Sunday school, Mr. Martini to excursion
up the fsantNul Hudson, aud TO other enjoyments
nscsed fherewlth The day had been looked forward
with AL the ardor and OF youthful minds and
hacysy the weather aijod their ents rtainer In
1a ting the occasion all that could have hoped for
we're about two hundred children present. besides
their parerEs and relatives.
Mr.. Martin had time previously in the kindljest
spirit, and with desire encourage his young male
pups 20 persovere In their regular
pYcyement 10 their studies formed drum corps Of
twenty boys whom he presented with drums and very
Deat uniform Yesterday the first Of the
locked as they led the procession Mr.. Martin char
tered the steamer Long Branch, belonging to Mr..
Henry Mallans Tor the "trip The voyageurs left the
pier foot OF Twentieth street at eight O'Clock A.
| cd back and dsembarked At "Pleasant valley.n
After doing Justice very liberal cuisVe the company
proceeded to ENJOY themselves. Sme tripped IL the
hgnt antastict IN the saloon OF the hotel others dis
persed through the grounds whore under shade
OF the overhangng trees the elders compacenty
spirits OF youth they threw the ball chased each other
over the while from the depths OF the wood
loud bursts OF laughter OFT fell on the ear.
The principal event Of the day the presentation of
senation took place In the ballroom OF the hotel Miss
Jessie kcI'ae 10 neat speech presented the EGg beauti
ful one, with tasieiully decorated stA The flag
received by r. Charles Ferar0 who returned thanks.
Tho excurs0nss their return arrived tho pier
the foot OF Twentieth street about six r. NJ. eight
board and proceeded on moonlight excursion down the
hay.
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN PITTERs
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many prenarntInns soi uaJcr the name Of
Bters nut IN in bottles corpnrde' OF the cheap
whi.k"y common rnr 20. fc len,
the taste dsgis,f rs nnis" coriander seeA This class
OF B,tt"rs has cd ARD will esso
they he sold hnBde Is ie III. aesth the
b their the Fystr s acrt continually under in
fuencc OF alcoholic slnuants ~ the Kind te desire
Tor liquor s rea@d and krp AID ihr result Is all the
horrors a,tcndart nrnn drnlfarf's hfe and aeath.
For those who -~iii have fipunr Biers
publish the fc.iown receipt G-i triof Hollands
GeHDl erS and tsi.h Of cood brandy
~hster and the result VII nrrpara,ion that viii
Tar exce IN Wcc rni g'rices ai 0f tho
numerous puor bters IN the msfk"t ard VII cost mach
less fon in have al thn vir,s of rionisis Bi'hes IN
connection witN ropa artie ~ fnuch price
than these ar prr NJ IN aons yt rnsf va, -
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Those suffering firm,
BROKEN DOWN AND DRtICarE coNsTIrrrrONs
iron, whatever eilher
MALE OR FEMALE.
wi nj IN
H0OFIAND s GEgM,N BITrERs
y REMEDY
Ihat &i restore ther q thor G'r>i hosh Such has
The case in tousanda q trsl IL pu, rs.
qu;red 10 prove tho assertion
REnFNuFr
That rpESE EITrgGg ARE
NOF AfEoH0Its
Aud F0T Intended rs
BEVERAGE.
The proprietor haze toasaAds ot letters from ,he noss
CLERGYHES
LAwYFRS
PHYSICIANS.
TeSifsiug cf hfr personal know rdrc ia tc bsrsh,i
effects and medical ,irircs =. tte.e B;tegs.
pedi. % RelisiogS Ero" ed.e.
Although not aH. ~ 20 aver rn~dpnrud I4ent
ciencs III frusia fr tflr Ing. rficpta ana
ca,cta yet tnon sril rsHrnns Wy 4 nau NAV
noi lcsis 10 ne hencits fe hlov"s hm-oif 10
cgiye rotg ans slnpe ~ thc hcf may
thl1s contribute - The h"reit - otreTs.
do t9s the tsaGt n r.,nrd 20 ioaennds German
.ltfs pnpalcdby br ~ jachh an " trfs e,y leciwe
vas rfei'n,cea Al = ten ~ Wnnt scars uDdcr tho
tmnress0n tha, They chie Acst OLE mixture 1
an rdeb "a 20 freni ioher shofmak"r Es1. for ;hs
removal or this cutse Nv Aarr and
agemcnt % ~ .s,n wio SUI itHs fo l,eat and long
at the bernnipg ~ ttc 81 owed BY sv
dent ef and rtftrw ton cet NJ bod Is mental
viTnr which baa eli II. ro~tta ~ orc and hsJ
Almos; despslred OF rcsAninE taesr tr" God
Uy freaa Tor direct ng no g TIE gae g. - ,uo...
PutI.pxlr.I, Jnns q Isei y -" 'o-s "''''
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EXrHEDiTI0N CASE.
Qsestior to the AppoiAfmene oi
Uaitaa states Con missioner

asestior ts the AppoiAfment OF
Uaitaa st@t ties Con missioner
IN The OF sGHS aENNE, sAsSl sa uSDsR rnK
kAas OF JonR 2opasos, AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE
FaOA JusficE
Before Ua.tel states Comms osborn.
SEFr 25.--Mr EDWARDS connssI for tho accused,
raised preliminary objection t. tho authority Oh the
Commissioner. Ile .s aware that Mr.. Osborn held
appointments as Master in fhancey by which he was ca
o6co comm ssh ner os certain purposes also. that he
had Doe apnoatedCierk undor Mr. et,s in the United
States Coprts but he deuied that IN either capacity
had lor'sc,'en in the u be had any other sp-
p0inloeuL counsel would like u DO referred " IL.
The commissioner stated that ne had been sps SIaiy
appointed under tho Act Of congress OF August ~ sas
by Judge sets, TO act IN these extraditioD oaf ~ s
exhitted the entry mode IN the rough minutA "A ~ tho
District Court, No. 10, under date Of August 10 1881
authorizing han to act commissioner und b. the pro-
visions o. the act.
ar. Ma bury representing tho British gov srnmen., ex
pressed his surprise at the ob econ lese nroceed
ings Inc form winch Nj. Edwars hmse 4 had obseryaa
IN smillf cases previously had oesn follow led
from the rough minutes OF the al NOT aount 10
an appointment, and that tho apo htment sno,ld be
Tie ommsioner couesss I'd that 40 oSSo,iou .co nm
by surprise lie had hitherto cted on cs tom and with
ookng closely the matte = aud was IN favor Il
consulting Judge hetts about it.
After consultation With Judge e,ts the Commissiouer or
stated INA. ,ne aase was o. me- opinion that there should
inmaed that the case should e over for the present
aome tortaer assa,ory a Suments took paoe, ia tho
Ccuit sout rue oideiy Il that every master IN chan
Cery was thegeby desisnf tod and appointed Qcio
United states con,mtsmY also rule OF Oct TO- 1885,
repeating that oroor ~ ~ iercnt phraseology
me Commissioner ay nearing these rules read, de.
cided that be had the RI nto rsdotln and he over
Iucd the op ecsio yhich reduced u writing and
sp e upon TOE recu and exception taken 70 the rui
Ing
ine case was tneY proceeded WITH being for the extra
oion me 4ccosg 10 England charge Of forgery OF
Dill Oh exchange two hundrod and eighty i've pounds
ana ten snlings purporting TO be drawn by Barclay
Livingston OF ~ YORK. and disco aned by the firm Of
Samuel WertM i'm " brussels. Mr.. John Rand Bailey
London soc n, and Mr. Robert Mackay of the arm o
Barclay iyu gston, were examined witnesses. Ad
tourned tils MO /Iday at twelve o'clock.
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MNN- srnnENr,

having sneline children ~ above. and wishing 10 rsss
hem Ni ntver regret The 6a they nrcf With those
b.tLcrs.
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and those working hesi with ,bsr rs ns should Away.
keep bottle Of Hoafans Iiuss ths1n ss .tt
find nueh hsnert ffon ia, 10 10th mind md BODY.
vignrssBg ana rot depressing
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Acting Volunteer Lieut.. rhas. Wright.
Agtiag "a tater u. Groves
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Lieutenant Commrnaer ). l.. Phelps.
Acting volunteer Lieutenant - hoid'
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IT Trs NOT 4 Lfpt Or STIMul ,NT,
AND LLANLS NJ sNOS.KATlON.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS
AND THE FRIEN rs or sgLDLNWS

We I'll the tl,ention y an svrg nllus trends 10
the 1fmy r. tae fact u a. ~ 0tNU4s Oman FitersN
ffrc min teriha he induced eapssnrvr
sna privatous incident 70 csmr NE In thc lists pub srd
daily 10 ne srarers the arrita' 81 TIE Sc
vii he no ei that large proportion rfncrln. from
d.bts. Every csse - tat H. csn he rfelv cared by
Hoo fands German tiers Ws have ration IN Ftat
Ing that " thcss Bitters 49, feel. rt.d fers
hun ircds Of live. R. De gafe4 Otherwise woAd rs
Loaf.
Tie propretors d4iy receyins tanse letters from
huiefer- W he harls. WHO Ltte rn rsstarr4
20 health b. the Of .heko Rers sent - ihs nv their
friends
BEWARE OF COUN1ERFEiis
500 ,hs, tie signature y. 20 ~ JAcEsoS" I. on me
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TOCFrAND'S GEpHAS pYTTERa
H0O"T.AHnS GEpHAM pfrfFfs,
no. AVIS GEgY !. BlTT rs
HoOrLs.D's GERMAN sImrFPs
UOofFaAND> - GEtNAN EltyERs.
Hsi' rive
A comp ArppTfrF
GOOD Ar4f.rtrE,
coon AsPrTirF,
coon arPEriTp
GOoD ArppTfrE
VIII ae
STRONG EaLrIIv NERVES.
STRoNG UFILT' Y vEprEs
STRONG .'EtLT.fv NE.Vls,
STRONG FEALT; = NERN.s
STRONG HEALTHY NERVE
will ri g
BrISK md r,:r"cEric r.Eii.GS
pRISK AND HNFaGRrrC rEErISaJ'
BslSK And EYER u RIO FEEL SGS
BRISK AND F. EggvfrC gEeT,iNf,S
RISK AND ENERGETIC HEEirN1g
VIII r~ah'.
HTgEp VIII.
SLEEp W.TI.
sIErsp w ~,
6ftEp WIFI,
HLHFp WEI,
mi will posi-, c., prrrcn,
YELLOW tEtFR. HTLinfs rFvFR. &C
YELLOW FF.FR. pfLrcrS FFvER 40
- WILLOW FisER. R,ti0HS TEFe" AC
YELLOW FEvrR riiIarS FENTR 40
YELLo" FEVER FtLi0uS FEVER, &C.
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DYSPEPSIA Ann LIVER DISEASE

Do rise Win coa'ed iongne ornngs With bad tasi.
when you first get up esk and laneud 1csmey
ahouss Do haze dy} !rrss The hcnL times
and often du ness, With headache onAyS ynul
how " ccsve ana irrerna and aif- charcpa'le. %
hio" UP wind from the sud 70 yon ssel' uI
ofens po yon feel funess after eat 2. aq1 EnkNg
when the stonacf is enM 10 hN,e .earbrrp o"ea
siopaly9 DO yon feel low sfiri,e Tho
not beeome restless ant oit"n ls untn midnight benT
90 sleep ard then. p'' don't feel duh
aad seepv Of the time Is Skin dry ana sra
SO sallow9 In short is MOI NE hrrn fun OF fore
bodin2sf
HoOFIANDs GERMAN PITIERs
WILL CulH rvP7y CASE CT
Chronic or Neryors Ne it,. D'seas. y the Kid
neys. pnd y arfiug irain !
Discr!cred Siouach
OBSERVE THN FOLLOWING sYNProNs
nRsuLIIsG rre or picrerirE oRsaSs:-.
t1a. fa-cari Piles
Fumes III rond tho
Heal acd''y ~ he go.
mach Nnrg iiesrt MS.
gast for toot fulnes. weight
~ the Sr'aach Sosr rHctailons.
SINKING o. flrter'ng n thp PIT the
Stomach. Swimming o. g." Hrad, Hurried
and Di'lcut i'raaihing Frtp ring et tho He RI,
Choking or Sui0canc Sensations when IN Nfrg
pasture DimDess or VISION Dolls or Nehs before tha
Sight. Fever sDd Dn. Pain IA tae Heal. cd
ciencv ~ rersairann Yell.epcss ~ tie Skin
Limbs tc suadfn Flushes % Heat,
Burning IN the tlesn. Constant I'M
aginiIgs of EvG and De-
prcss'up Of Snrs
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ILADxLrrI'. Jnno q l5ei.
DISEASES or Kinaess AND BLADDER.
DELICATE oiiILDREE.

IN YOUNG OR AGIn. uALE OR FEMALE.
re speedily rrmorci, aud psen, restored TO hoa
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Acting Vol Lieut.. J Y richardson,
/ .ieuts n mt Comd'r. Joshua Bishop.
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rRgPA ny
DR.. G. Il. JACKSON.
PhILspELruIA. IA.

WILL EFFEcTUAILy ANn MOST CERTAINLY
CtNT ALL DISEASES
ARISING PROM a
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ro. ssis " - drur.t.lr S~v yer, ani 5g dr,iss.s
4 .Et. Ae sf. fM EN.f Ml.ffe nd Can zdas
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wrapper ~ each bottle
PRICE pFR BOTTLE sPvrNTY.FIyE CFkTS.
PRICE PEk BOTTLE stvENTl fiyk CENTS
PRICE pIn bottle svENIYFIyE GEMS,
pEi,E phss no1ILk ssyt tNyi.tr tiisyEt triisyEt SSttssTTss'
rRIcF pEn roIrLK skyKNrryy.EE .EEi,yys EEi,y CENTS
oR psIp DDrRS FDR -
or uALr LOgEN FOE ~
an HALE pgTEN tDk ~
IN ii ifr Do7fS FOR a.
or uAlF DOZEN lNh u
pp HALL. pOKfN fOR ~
On HALF DDshN FUN a.
on iIALF hOlBN FOR a.
sis ,o,- ursrest drug NJ not aars article 30 MOI
"a r. al IN as n The ul ans pn parations tie, nay
~ ~ - ~ -, but send - hs and will fdrvsrd
securely pses.d, ~ crgreA.
pR1scIrAL orslrE kSD MANDATORY
No 1al ARUH SIR IT PHlLADELfHlA
JONES EVANS.
suSDessgr-'tp q. ". Jackson Co..
Frorrjetors
F.- ssie ~ ~ drus1tsln S~w yuf. ani bs dr,igr.n
raa 4tr- I'd sf 'H 81 tH.r @lsfs nd Canadas
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From Rey = Nes,an lIgowr. y D. EiItor d ,ae Enc

Tesfsiug of ,her personal know rdrc 10 lie
enccts and medical tirtrcs .. l0e.e Biiiels.
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- III u n A v u
The M,s,issippi Squadron.

Inc following Is Of the sess IN the Mississippi
sao <ron, Rear AdraIal pavid d Porter, commandOs,
= <telnber q, 1861
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Thorsa DDS o. c'ye suherirg from DYSPEPSIA
and LIVER DIsEAS rs, ant r. whom toe Glowing ques
tons apply We cuatrntre
HOOFIAND'S q .fMAE WrTTERs
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Pilot ommandibg r Il. Birch.
Acting nsign J. II. .ivars
Ac,!pg Nol. Lisut. A. 4, Lsngtnorne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

manner a. oony.yaeexofres estate And Of ,ueb eeri
rstes shah be filed In the oce Of the Secretary OF bb
he other IN the ote Of the Cleik OF the County ia
Snc church may We erected Intended to be ana
such cbuch OF congregation shall be body oorPo.se ~
tie name or TIE expressed la sueh csrlhca'e snu VIC
40 ,,nrg the same ,b.l be the Trustees thereof
Ihe successes OF any such Archbshop BbhoP CO.. ;tns
mi or naso, repectiVcly for the time being snail w 10
of hi Office, be the Trustee al such chuch IN Pa'.
predecessor and ,uch syen shall hold ten ONT h vmsn
iy,Iy ora wear ana the office OF any sucn
hn he sscsn nv death removal or resguation or other
wise has shall be appointed IN the same '""
Sc The Tros.ees any such church or congregltlon
md their SUCCESSORS shall have 81 the power ana
~ Nv ,e Ath s-con OF the at entitled An act 20 pro
vide fof the Of Religious Socieses
I3 and also ha have power to fx or ascertain the %
a,y 20 he Maid to any pastor assistant pastor OF uch ch
aud to sell mortgage, convey. and otherwise fa AMI
ben. there T. but toe whole real and personal estate OF
church exclusive the church elfce parsonage enu
ou.e together with the land which tue same ihao oo
elected IA ii not exceed the annual income OF Fl9w m
The Tusees Of any ebch 1Hd to- aa
Cont once IN three years, nvenoryef al the estae
and personal belonging said church aud Of the snus ~
S % bse once exhibited no aforesaid it shall not be re-
oured OF uc Trustees again 20 exhibit The sane ues
shs have acquired subsequently thereto o'"'' o"'' " VIZ
Sac Whenever any church incorporated under ms eel
sh be dissolved by means oil ay no1ss ~ srytiou or
@rci.e any Of the powers necessary IoI 20 49, mo-
wso tho may be reincorporaeh III VIZ n'o P
n bsongug 20 such dissolved corporation at the time
Of s dissolution .lal vest IN such corPor",ion d
All To any ch1icH "'.-
h, act OF any heretofore appropriated 70 'o "
of ,nch church OF the congregation thereof or intended W
bs are hereby affirmed sld declared valid and ehectuui
sru O. This o.. shall take effect immediately
THE DEATH OF THE LATE SENATOR WILLARD.
The death of the late venerable Senator Willard
was announced with appropriate resolutions by his
successor Mr. Clarke; and speeches suitable 10 Tue
occasion were made by Senators Folger, looy,
murphy, and pruyn. they were in excellent taste,
free from exaggerslon-as they we'll might be when
dealing with a subject combining, so many varied
excellencies as Judge Willard-snd yet full OF feel
ing. Senator Fogers speech, in particular, gave an
admirable and appreciative analysis oil the hgh per-
sopal. legal and senatorial attributes of the de-
ceased Ii drew a large crowd OF attentive listeners
from the adjacent Court Of Appeals chamber. The
whole debate was Of character 10 justify the re-
mark, which is frequently made, that this Senate
includes more men OF high ability than any that has
met for many years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tue TENNESSEE VOLUNTEER BnL.

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Mr.. BUFtINTON (Rep, Maze presented from
the Committee Oh Military Affairs majority and
uinority report Oh the bill authorizing tie raising
OF 10000 volunteers for Tennessee.
Mr.. SARGEANT Rep., Cal introduced bill to
estabiiph branch mint III Nevada. Referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
hr. DUNN Qiep., Ind. asked. but did not receive,
leave TO introduce bill 10 facilitate The iansporle.
on Of troops, stores and mails between the city Of
washington. Point of Rocks, and Pittsburg.
REMOVING A RUfFiAN.
Mr.. BLAKE Rep, o. introduced e resolution
instructing the Committee ON Pubhc Buildings and
GROUNDS 10 take immediate measures for the removal
OF John Plant ore Of the Capitol Police for the
lnLuuhn treamente 81 soldier on the Capitol grounds
this morning.
NJ. BLAKE rep, o. said this policeman
altaehed soFiier and broke G cane over his
head for asking Il gentleman 10 give him money
WHICH The latter did. The soldier Lad no money
70 pay for newspapeIs, &c. He, in company with
NE NlcC-frslden< witnessed the crueI assault. He
Merefois Manted that policeman to Dc removed
Mr. COX Dem, OHIO doubted The lower a. the
Helse 10 take action ia the premises
NJ. BLAKE me ely wished 10 make the Cam,
mittee the medium for tie p0iiccman's removal
Mr.. TRAN rep, Mass said the Committee had
nothing 10 DO with the subject. The Vice. PRECEDENT
and Speaker has authority over It, aud application
should lie made 10 them.
Mr.. CALVERT I'm, Md remarked that the
House shonld not act on an 81 parte statement Boil
,oIioQeG aud s9l@sn iqus.iurs eoumiiird wi.