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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE

l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
. STATES FOk THE SAID DISTRICT
10 du loh0m may concern, GREErISo:
Notice IL hereby given, Thst, On the i3th day OF
July, 1853 the United States steamers Jacob Bell
and Satellite captured, as lawful prize, a aauoe,
hst-boat and cargo, and brought them to the lorf
OF Washington, and the arc libeled and pros
eeuted In this Court IN the name of the United
States, for condemnation An lawful prize, and that
said cause will stand for trial nt the City Hail. In
the city Of Washington, on the hrst Monday OF
tEtober next, when and where sll persons are
warned 10 appear Ia show cause why condemns
lion should moi be decreed, aud to Intervene ior
their interests.
By the Court. r. ]. MEIGS
B25 Cle,k
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

TfIE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR TIE SAID DISTRICT
To on iohom may concern, GREETIs0:
Notice 10 hereby given, That, on the 2Ist day Of
July, 1859, the United States steamer Currittick,
attached to the Potomac FiOtilIa, captured four
canoes and their cargoes, and brought the sane to
the port OF Washington, and the same are liheled
and prosecuted In this Court In the name OF the
United States, ss lawful prize, snd that said cause
VIII stand Tor trial ut the City Hail. In the city OF
Washington, on the hrst Monday OF October next,
when and where all pcrBOns are warned to appear
TO show cause why condemnst should not be
dccree,, and to intervene for their interests.
aul0 R. MEIGs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

CECRET DISEASES
y SECRET DISEASES n
8ANARITANS GIFT
SANARITANS GLFTy
m Mott Certais Re,nedy Eyer UssJ.
Yes, Positive Cure.
BALSAN COPAVIA AND MERCURY Dis
CARDED.
Only ten Pills to be taken to effect euro.
They are entirely vegetable, haviRg no smell MOI
any unpleasant taste, and VIII not, In any way, in
Cures In from two to four days, and recent case
In "tweaty-four hours."
No eePos'~ei y. h,ssAie, no change ohatcvrr.
Price q Sold By
8. C. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn Nv,
HENRY COOK,
.., Alexandria, Va.
DESMOND CO.,
nns-V PhilsLolphia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
READ REV. W. Il. LEES LETTER.
DROoKIys, N, Y, NAV o. 1861


rsns. Hoiieffrr & Smith:
GEETLEMEsE ! have used your Bittcrs during
the last sin weeks, and feel II due to you and to the
public to express my hearty approval Of their
effect upon me. ] never wrote a npu!T" for any
one, and abhor everything that ssvOTs OF qusck-
cry. But your Bitters are entirely removed from
the level OF the mere nosfrums OF the day, being
patent alike to all, and exactly what they profess
to be. They are not advertised to cure everything
but they are recommended 10 assist nature in the
and ultimste healing Of many OF the
most common infrmitles OF the body, and this they
will accomplish. had been uhweli for two
months, AZ 10 usual with me during the spring. l
WIS bilious, and suffering from Indigestion and a
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
though compelled to keep at work In the discharge
OF my professional duties, was very weak, OF a
yellow complication, no appetite, and much Of the
time confined to my bed When had been taking
yonI Bitters week my vigor returned; the ssllOw
eompexio was all gone, J relished my food, and
now enjoy the duties OF the mental application
which 30 recently were 10 very Irksome and bur.
densome TO me. When used your Bittera GrH a
Change every day. These are facts All lnfeyen,e
m'i-i bc made by each inl iduai Tor himself
Yours, respectfully,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
reuIsin, snnilsmrn, respectfully yours,
j.. u. n. N. SOUIhWoRTH
READ JOHN W. GRONAUGH's LETTER.

FNFf DIT HUHEHT Of fAHTSAKH UOi rs,
Decsinber 80, 1852.
Mesns Ilosisier 4 Smith, PMSbmyt, Pa
GEHTiEMLE About four years since my atten-
hon WAS called to yOuF Celebrated stomach Bit
ters, being ~ the slime perfect martyr TO dys-
pcpsit, In all OF its terrific forms. Indee., Ial
mol known Tor Elk years an uninterrupted night's
sleep commenced the use oi Your Bitters, TAX
Tie I"ae was reduced Ia 0nclsi, and found IN, sell
murh very much, heucRtig by the tirst bottle; tLe
taken hosc IN he "i"rniGg immed. ttel. on Using
INNING II 10 net ab . TOME and appetizer of iho
most a,irCablG character. There M a nr.uiiarit,
well 10 A'atei Ir"m any uAuse shall be suffering
ever 30 heniely with tire heEt#chc, a dosp OF v,ur
Bitters relieves Inc IN fifteen minlIius la ronrIi
sion, say with III sincerity aud truth 1 wouiJ
not be returned Ia the siste oil health In which
your Btlefs 'oIni me, nnh from which they have
unquestionahiy frirk I'd me, ioF all the nInnev in
this world. ani, with great respect,
Your ObCdirnt servant
JOHN W. BRDNAUGH Chief CIe,L
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
Pastor Of Greene Avenue Presby bytcrlan church.
READ y. d. y. N. souTHH oRTHs LETTER.
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEOR"rrov~, De,
April ,, 1853.

=, . go hpiil :, 1859.
Mssus HoaeHer 4 SmHh!
GEsTLEmEs: II gives me pleasure to a,li my
testimonial 10 those OF othcis In favor Of yoni
excellent preparation. Several ycars Of reeii,pur
on the banks OF = southern figrr, aud OF cOsc ar
plication TO literary work, had NO thoroughly es-
hsustsd my nervous sya'em and under n, ned my
health, that ] had become \ martyr to dyspepsia
and nervous headaehc, recurring at shOrt intsr-
walls, and wing MI known reInedlns IN the Dlaters
NEEDLES. had come TO the conclusion that nothing
but total clianBeo Of residence and pursuits would
rcstore my health, when a friend recommended
Hostetter's Bt'crs. procured u h0ttle as an ex-
pertinent. IL required hut one bottle to convince
me that had found at last the right com ion
Oi Temedirs: The relief II afforded nc hss been
complete. u Is now some years since first tried
ilostetihis t'ets, and 10 but lust to say that
have found the preparation all that II clnius 10
be. 1t isA Standaid Family Cordial with us, and
even As Htimulant we liko It better than any
thing else hut we use n in ali Dfrvous, bilious
and dyspetic cases, from fever down to tOUthac.e
u whHti have nov said will lead any ly speptic or
nervous Invalid toasnre remedy, shall ha,r done
some good.
reuisin, san'lsmrn, respectfully yours,
= Il ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

- NTH a BEALL HAVE A FINE
~ stock OF Men and Boys Clothing, ssi seventh
jyi<
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
John JOLLIFFE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Has removed his office to the Northeast oorner n,
ana fineenth streets, opposite the east
WsshinTtou Ssv building,
Attends especially " elAinis upon thu un,t.a
iyllly
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

Prepared by HosrETTER h SMITH.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
New York orios, No. t2s Broadway.
Aul2-emeou
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
'NHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DisIRitT Of COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITEI

TO an nhom II may ronfsrn, t:RELTIsu:
Notice is hereby given, That, on the nth day of
may, 1868, lot Of goods, wares and mercnandise
ana money ANA Que bond, were seized by the Uni
ted States steamer Western World, attached To the
North Atlantic BlOcknding squadron, samuel ID
mRnding, and the same is libeiei nnI urosoeutaL
IN this Court In the naIne OF the United Ststes ns
lawful prizei aud that said cause VIII stand inT
trial Mt the City Hall, In the city Of Washington.
on the first Monday oi September next, when and
where all persons are warned To appear Ia shnw
cause why condemnation should not lie tecree,l,
and to Intervene for their interests.
iyyI-,ltu r. 4 NLIIs (l.,L
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRA
w rERRY.

and Mary y; Rnplsy,s Capt. stsokpoie, VIII ..
And amer MONDAY, May 4 camnlenoe their rrsn
nE trips between Washington AHi AlexandrIa =,
1osh,as IN The nlsrn,n., making trips every knu,
ouhs we Nsp dnul sn'siceb In the svsntnf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
THE SUPREME COURT OF TIL
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING
MISREPRESENTATION UNITED STATE

. FOR THE SAID DISTRICT,
To all chom II may concern, GREETINo:
notice is hcrchy given, that, On The 18th day of
jay, ihni, the schooner Nan njenuy tackle, AZ, and
Shfso were captured by the uulird States steamer
aanAe., attached to the rutUnao 1Utiiia, and
ar ,""fh, =" tue port Of Washington, and the same
nn'eu 80 ,or'eu ana prosecuted IN this Court in tho
i.,.,I u .ne United States, ior condemnation M
III, VI, riIc' aud that said csuse VIII stsul for
VI ann ~ Nv va" W II inll IN the city OF Washington
"heIe az persons nr- warned to apl,rnr Il, nhow
.nn IN IN s,o""shhr,l4I should not he d.creed,
~ Oiicf "f th. Court.
%" RI MRpGs Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
FINANCIAL.
T COOKE q CO., BANKERS,
- No. 4ss FIrTEENTH STREET.
We shsll continue to furnish
UNITED STATES
FIvK-T wENTY BONDS
At par until further notice.

n Psrsona desiring Information eonessning this
loan can procure At our counter, or upon appiiea-
ton by mail, circulars answering all questions that
may arise. .'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

II causes q frequent desire, and gives strength to
urinate, thereby removing Obstructions, prevent.
Ing and curing stricturea Of the Uretha, allaying
Of diseases, and expciling all posonos, dseasa< md
irOyn-OW matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been shs
vietims OF tluic cEr ani whn Lave paid Arapv Ieei
to be cured Ia short time, have found they were
deccived and that the "Poison" has, by the use OF
"Powerful Astrinsents," been dried up In the sys-
TEN to break out In an aggravated form, and
Icrhdps after Mdrria1eJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

Qua out the advsftlssA snt end sand 10, n. ssd
lve1A tssHosit1aa SD svpQsuva EsS
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

HEL MBOLD'S ROSE WAyH.
An excellent Lotion for diseases of syphiitic Ma
ture, and as an Injection in disease Of the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habits Of Dissipation, used ia
connection with the Extract huchu and ariila
ia such diseases ~ recommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
q Y z II If. a

Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT ShRsAPARILLh.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

Sold by all Druggists ovsiyWlere.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
USE IIELMDOLErS EXTRACT BUCHU
For all Aiieetions and Diseasea Of tho
BLOOD

And II 10 certain to have the desired effect in Dis
eases for which 1t 10 recommended,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27
Coroners' InqWests.

A CHILD STARVED DEArH.-Coroner Rannay held an
inquest yesterday at No. SO West Nineteenth street
upon the body Of child years old, named Marga-
ret oNel, who died from neglect and starvation The
parents OF deceased il appeared very Incorporate
In their habits and often left their children days
gcther without any food clothing to protect them
against the ncemency Of tho weather Dr. s. b. Mcleod
who had his attention called TO the by Of the
neqhpors gave IL his opinion that death was caused
for Of proper nourshment and the Jury rendered
verdict accordingly. The parents both absent
during the inquest, no one knew where.
AN Ex-PoucKxAS KILLED IT FAIL.-wlliam H. Kid
ney policeman Of the Fifth precinct was killed on
Wednesday night by falling into tho way Of No 100
varick street. Deceased resided at No. 81 Bedford
street. where no leaves wife and several children un
provided for. Coroner Wildey held an inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27

Wheat was hoavy and lower. Sales made a
5000 bushels at 81 o5 81 OF for white wcstcrn u -
81 81 for red and amber Western, 81 90 u n fos
Milwaukee club and amber spring 81 ~ 81 81 for Chi
cago spring. and 81 rs FOR red State Corn declined To-
&c. with sales OF $4,000 bushels mixed Western o8xc.
and :! for Western yellow Sales were also madc q
5000 bushels rye at 81 10 81 I5 and 5000 bushels
barley y a. 81 90 Oats were actively inquired for
At 10. q SEE, according 10 quality
CosfM was IN limited demand at previous prices, We
continue TO quoieprime Rio, 34c.. four months geo.
DO. nc: fair do 321ac. 3sc; ordinary do, 3ic
3lt.c fair to good cargoes do, 3yjSc. 33c Java maa
and bags. nc. 38c.; Naracuibo 33c. nc. La
guayra, 35c. a SO sc 81 Domingo :29c q SOC cash.
CoI1oy was heavy and quoted town to eoc aOlc for
mddngs. with sales Of only few hundred bales.
fn1alrs exhibited increased animation to-day VIII
1000 bbs. flour at 2s 900 bushels grain ut 6d. 3D..
in bulk and ship bags 800 pkgs provisions at Us Cd
lively 500 bags clover seed (by steamcr) at sos and
POO tons dyewood at 2cs To London there were taken
SOC bbs hour ut Us. Sd. To Glasgow 200 bbs, -four ~
e. 3D. and 1000 bushels wheat ut Sd. To Hamburg 100
boxes bacon at 3js
PovrrossporK declined 70 $14 75 SIS for old mess
SIT for and $ll rs $l4 for prime with sales
81 900 bbs. Beef continued In moderate demand, win
sales Of 800 bbs. at Si1 SO sl3 for plain and sl3
Sl3 Is for extra Sales made Of : 500
bbs and tierces OF lard, within the range Of 11kc.s
~ &C.. 800 boxes Of bacon at 71sc 10c 900 pack
ages OF hams and shoulders Mt NC a6ac, and 6ho.s
Cls, ais 100 bbs beet hams ut sl5 so SIT. Buttoe
continued in active demand at &c 29c. for state and
&c for Western Cheese was selling freely 81 l2s
a15lac
RcE.--Sales confined TO 1870 bags East India =
SIC a8Dc
srrps.-There 900 bags clover sold at loxc.s
n4c.
SUGARS werc quite r but less inquired for with SALE
Of $50 hhds ut ii &C. for New Orleans and 1919
l0sc Tor Cnbi and l3S boxes Havana, Iurt at
TALLow.-We heard Of sales OF 116 900 lbs ~ l2Kc.
1870.
TEAS were in moderate demand ut full rates.
wHsxxy:-The sales were confined TO 900 bbs at 60
Soc. mostly within the range
Sale or Real Estate at Auction.
By A. H. Muller, r. r. Wilkins & Co.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
House, stable and four lots on Clinton avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27


rL.ss,co..s,eamship Novs sco,Isn =, rortl:.dIMb.
and som MT. s,ookwcl Cap, H.mmend, lady. infant and
Fuller, asssrs Gordon, s,eehen L,Psrsnce Whitehead
Ayrcs Gordon. kobb, Page, Tucker, Soue, Stockwe.
Dcnsou Page--snd Ion In the secrsgel
rosI RoraIsssteamship Augusta Dismore-B R Fuller
Az lnslcy simeon, MAI Martina, n jerks Servican
We up,ergroye B Hush,nS Lou, Col VIM McNsry
MAJOR s,aekpoie, Walter Adams. Parrish, Faucon
y stnson, Franklin A Rlch Stewart Fraser 3 Eaton
Lieut. Perkna Colose John Dodge. sprague Samuel
Iurse, Christian John Yates, Henry wscy Frank
Day John sarsfuld August smith Jas Butler Horiey,
Miss Brine.
DEPARTURES.
:, Nsw vaisASs-steamship George washingion-Joseph
He.ly. a Allen Hiss Dofan, Madame Doran, Fredk IA.
ner, CIV woodruff, Goodwin Watson. VIM Quay, q Morei,
wife and thrte children; VIM III Gott Lieut. Wallace
NcComp.c, Nathaniel Hicks, urorse Howcs Jeremiah
Marin George Chapn George DAVIS Paul Banek Gerald
Farrell, Hiss Annie Farrell, Mrs Col l. II Curr Mrs Iauni
w II Barton, John II Wilson, ID kerraghRn, Il Barber
Thomas Oliver, p Mama, Converse and r q wood
ruff
UAvsSl-Steamshr Eagle.-Mr Belmont LADY, chna aud
ivo eerVnnt@ Ras.et ", ard lady Mrs 4 q $4,000
I Aron ! Urt1lla, Lahntts Ueraid T. sppsnn n 4,
Rlbeir, A G Surliyari " Whitehead, a IO,ruA Il I,,t,,
mo- fucker. i rola. Mager witri Balc 4 L Camios
A. Waftkcl Mrs idol VALE rud malt, uir6liI : IstJn
Mrs 4 Washer. aud II 4 Hal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27

The Board adopted ordinance directing that per-
not resident of this city Should be employed q
ganger OF oils. liquors, &C. within the city limits.
Councilman WEBSTER offered resolution that the Comp
troer be directed TO Inform the Board what amount Of
money was raid during tho year 1862 to each Of the Cor
poration papers for city and county advertising publish
ing proceedings Of tho Common Council and tho advcr
Using Of the several Executive departments Adopted.
The Board concurrcd with the Board OF Aldermen In
directing the appointment OF . special agent, at an
annual salary OF 81 000 in tho once OF the Public Ad.
mnstrnor TO take charge OF and settle the estates Of
deceased soldiers from this city.
The Board concurrcd with the Board Of Aldermen In
adopting the family aid ordinance ~ amended By that
Board.
The Board then adjourned until next Monday evening"
fpur n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27
Police Intelligence.

A CofoRxp GKxnxxAx on SrRM.--John p Payne, Q
negro, in the employment Of Edwin Heltslander Of No.
soane street. was arrested yesterday charge q steal
ing pair Of horses valued $780, the property Of bis
Tho prisoner IL appears, took into his head 70
90 sleigh riding and, getting up in the night htchsd up
hts employers team and started q regular spree on
his way 70 High Bridge he stopped every hotel on the
road and intoxicated that he unable % manage
the horses The consequence was Chat he had smash
up breaking the sleigh all 70 pieces and nuriue both cf
the horses when brought before Justice
Payne pleaded drunkenness In exsnunson OF his okpce
but the magistrate NOT disposed encourage nts,
psrancs, and committed him for trial in default q bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27
Custsm House Fra uds.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

HAMxN, Feb. Is, 1858
Under this head there being circulated In the public
prints ISLANDERS OF very serious nature against the char
actsr Of Mr.. Rss. They the insdious attacks Of
known enemy for q specific object. Mr. Ees has been
lying very with typhoid fever for the las, 1--WE vcoLs
consequently knows nothing OF these attacks n he ro
covers 10 " presumed he will BIO perfectly competent TO
defend himself II he should recover his children
have a right to inherit unsuied name Suspension
Of opinion from generous public Ia respectfully request
ed by ONE OF MANY FRIENIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27

Tho order of the War Department dismissnr Dr. I'd.
ward - Holman from the service for alleged impropcr
motives IN rendering hi resignation has been revokcd
and he has been restored To his orrna rank and posto
surgeon q thc N,nst'elh regiment New Work state
Volunteers. now at Key West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb 26-6P. u
AsaRs-There 90 bbls. sold s5sc for pots and
DC. for pearls t,
BREADsTvrs-Four declined &c f0c. per bsa. today.
and was IN very moderate request sales wero made al
1850 bbIs. State and Western, 600 bbs SOaihesn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27

The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this ifrday) Afternoon at
Two O'Clock, at the Moravian church Staten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27

PROPOSALS FOR $4,000 CENTRAL PARK IN
proyement Fund stock OF ls76-Seslrd proposals WIN
be received the Comptrolers Office
aay Of March. 1863, at O'Clock r. NJ. wsn
be publicly opened forthc whole the 81
fifty thousand dollars OF the Central lark improvement
Fund stock, authorized by chapter IS OF the aws u t0o
and by ordinance OF the Council
the Mayor, April Is, 1860.
The said stock viii at the Of SIX per cenA
per annu payable quarter yearly. and the principal will -
redeemed N0yemb Der L.. 1915.
The proposals will state OF stock desred and
the price hndred dollars thereof and the
whose proposals. viii be required depost with
the Chamberlain OF the city DAYS after the
ing OF the bids, the nd them respectively
On presenting to the Comptroller the reoskpts OF Ne
Chamberlain for such depoas The parties will be es-
titled equal amounts OF the
value Of the bearing sterest from ths dates Of y
ments.
Each proposusn should be sealed and en1orsed Pro
posals Central fmprov emen4 Fund Sock
enclosed second envelopes addressed the COMPTROLLER
The Is an Of The bids n
city. MATHEW I. BRENNAN Comptroller.
CRY NEW YOuH. DrPARrMGNr OF nSAHcx,
l.oayr n OVVIcr. FsA 4 lMN q
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~ hssFO uu0,
Too pure for earth,
But At for heaven,

Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this rday) afternoon, az
O'Clock from the residence her parents, 81 First
street, between First and Second avenues.
SNcrAm--At Gowanus, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary S Joas LOAD. only sou Of Arthur Sinclair aged
months
srxxcrR On Thursday, February 30 after short ill.,
ness, WnIAn SPENCER, eldest child Of Robert and Ann
Spencer.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 at
tend tho funeral, from the residence q the parents
No: ats Hudson street. this rdayJ afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
rosrKNs.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning. Fchru
AIRY 20, Colonel DANIEL ~ roarKiSs, Assistant
General Of the United states Army aged ca years
His friends, and the officers OF the army ay navy are
invited 10 attend the funeral services from his late rest
dcnce, No. aIi Henry street, Brooklyn, Monday
q, twelve O clock VI.
wssDsL--ou Wednesday, February y, ErrARp. only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27

lis shs Bk Commerce 90
100 shoe 6I.eather Bk 100
"a Continental Bank. S9I.
. do......... s9sa
so do. 30
so Brunswick CT Co. 6
100 Cary Improv I Co. IL
so MinnesotaMin Co. 90
800 Canton company. 25s.
100 do. ..b30 IS
SO do. .b60 20
o Del h Hud chi Co. 1871
80 Cumb Coal pref. 49,.
rs Pacific MSS Co.s30 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27
TINTED STATES NAVY
" PRIZE MONEY PAID,
By THOMAS l. BRAvNAhD

TINCURRBSr MONEY f0NEs. rwos AND yIvKs)
for sale, at large Discount never es2fe one 81 o.
Dor to7 Herald Once.
6Sn PER sBARE-FoR SALE, THIRTY.FfvE
DOU shares OF the Grand street ana rsuovn Railroad:
al discount for cash Also good ss9rs fropertv Nos
Is and az South Seventh street.. Wnismsbufg In
qulre OF John a. WEST msnzie factory. No Libersy
plate near the Pos, cfRce n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27

DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CO. NO. g. PRIOR No
Il lssa-Nocs is hereby gwen thai Q dividend n 60
and half cent from the undivided win b. po1A
e ne ., ,.ssshoder' Of ~ Il ,Hy1 . Ma
Nxw YoRK Feb n, 1858.
CoUTBERN BANK NOTES WANTED
- virginia, North Caroline South Carolina, Georgia, Al
eama Tennessee and New Orleans Bank Notes bsusht -
NAMING 1 on FOREST. Bankers and BresAr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-07


Judge J. 8. Brien said that this body
had 10 power to designate who should
or should not vote II the Governor
used his power to enable loyal men to
vote, il was all that ought to be asked Of
him. He repudiated the doctrine that
no man who was ever a secessionist
should be allowed to vote. We should
welcome rebels back TO loyalty Il was
not the duty Of this Convention 10 throw
obstacles in the way Of secessionists who
were willing to return TO their allegiance.
Let the erring be encouraged TO return.
| There were hundreds of men who had
gone of into the rebellion whoms he
would trust without hesitation, as men
of honor, with his life or property. He
would like 70 zee the rebel leaders exc
cuied II none but original Union men,
who had been steadfast oil the while,
like himself, were 20 constitute the State
hereafter, we should have but a small
population He was for welcoming back
all who would return.
Mr. Maynard asked the gentleman
did he not know numbers Of men who
have taken the oath Of allegiance, and
violated il afterwards repeatedly and
Enthusiastically
Mr.. Brien replied that he knew of none
mot a single one.
Mr., Maynard asked him whether
he knew Of any rebels who
had taken the oath here recently and
then gone off and joined the rebel
army Mr.. Brien said be did not know
Of any such persons. He might have
heard of such. He thought It probable
that many dishonest persons had taker
the oath for sinister purposes. There
was nothing astonishing in this exhibit
bition Of depravity. He wac disposed
TO regard men as honest till be founC
them guilty. Indict the guilty Ant
f punish them on conviction. If doe
, wrong the whole State should not suffe
for his fault Several gentlemen nov
| took the floor at once. Mr.. Carper an
. nounced that he would reply to some o
+ Judge Brien's remarks and the Conven
} then adjourned.