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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
Dar,fs.

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| 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL wants a situation
N as HAMBGRA Nd and TO do ane Wash Ds and Iron
ING Has good CT reference Lived i've year. In Der Place
cat e. No liz West lsh-st. Can be seen Tor enc day
SVANTED-A situation by respectable young
w WoLpa 10 do the GENERAL HOMEWORK o. b
an excellent Laubd ess wiiDs aud obhjs-; woad ike
1
A GUIDANCE Of GOOD SERVANTS at the
6,n:" ..i .h ssstes A%:asss F%ss.aas asS
: sTs fs day. ooSds ss !; ' ' MRS FosD
A NUMBER Of well-recOmmended GERMAN
~ GIRLS want oi,astios. Coos. Cbanibef maids, Lsun
dresses Sunes 0rs for General Hou.esOrk 10, &c, al
MRS LOVES German lnstito.s, No. II StAnt'n's' Deaf
tue BOwery.
.COACHMAN and GROOM, by a Protestant
" he lived i've 10 his last iuAlon
and pefesT understands his eosiH is good sna cIeq'
dny.I a. MS resfsnoe r,a ,hoE 4" ,h. e,.y note -a
DRIN TER S.-HAND-PRESSbfA
Il WANTED; one hSving topns knowIe1Ee Of c0lofed
work have steady eupioy and good Appy
10 sAML CRUMP. No. 70 EasssusL Al,o-TWO BoY5 to
ROLL.
DRINTER WANTED, to 20 TO the country.
Apply to, or addre.. g. NJ. PErflNGlLL, ~ Psfkro~.
VNEACHERS WANTED.-Lady for English
and RudieEts OF German in Select school DeG city
Lady for Piano and Vocal Music In large Female Seminary
personal interview desired THIS day; Lad ior Piano, SoSs
and French 10 Female seunsry In ~ Y St0e 40 expen'
en- sed aud pshed Ptc-piess for hge Female semi
n.ryto begin with AnIumI Sessions salary Hbefa Gou'e-
for Mathematics and Pennssh ~ hIscas Boarding
School DaJ-Seboel for sale In BiooklyA q. B. WOOD
MAN g. Co, Educational Agent, No. 5SS Bresdway.
WANTED.-The undersigned, having badlarge
w eypeeuee the manufacture Of Cotton Gins wines
~ with any esponsbe party South
TO SUPERIkrESD the GINNING OF COTTON place
the Gins 10 position and start them Having he'd charge Of the
Cstten-Cin work. Of MsssG DOMINION, Chapman Co ia
where they msnufctare the Steel Brush Cot.
Gib tbuks that ne s.Ii. that wants hii
services Address CLIFFORD PERCVAL, Tribune Office.
WANTED-Two good GIRLS either white
w or black do tho Of small family IN Brooklya
They sorne well aad must be good
cook No Roman Catholic need apply. Address, g. W. A. at
the Tribune OAice, immedtstey.
WANTED-Iwo PIANOFORTE FINISH.
w EMS aid a good CABiNETMAkER The highest
wages paid. Apply tho. 2%5 Wsst1Snst, between 9th
and lOth-avs.
xSJANTED--A WOMAN to do upstairs work
w and TO take OF chlsIop Only such cape
bio and active, need sppIy q, No. i2s West 45tha.
Ct-AG ENTS WANTED-SOMETHI
Up NEW.-Ror descriptive circulars Of NEW USEFUL,
sALABLE, and INDISPENSABLE articles TO ALL war.
Iani cd 10 sivs sstisfsct,on- loeose stamp
RICE 4 CO., No. 81 PsIk-row, N. Y.
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EIsK 81 HATCH,
BANKERS

DEALERS ~ GovERNIESr SECURITIES.
AGENTS FOR u. :. FIVE TWENTY LOAN,
are prensiod 10 furni,h the U. 8. FIVE TWENTfYEAh
Sax PER CENT BONDS direct ,. ron ssc GeysIn"en''
Al PAR sud ACCRUED iNrGREsr AZ heretolors
yeSytSa LgslI.TxspEK Norris Isro rHb FryE TWENTY
YkAR Bosps PAX WILL crssr Parties wsh'ns secure
ait-d Sta 90 Bond paying s1 per Interest III COLD.
AT PAR should cad 10 their orders before that uae
We .lso keep hand constant supply all classes OF
Goveument for sale lowest market rates
a. ! 80 TREASURY NOTES
o. s. o PER CENT BONDS Of 1881.
D. s. ONE-YEAn CEkTIFlCATES OF INDEBTED
FISK g. HATCH
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Groceries ano proplslons.

az GILLIES's PER
81 CENTS | OLD PLANTATION POUND.
CUFFEE.
To al lovers OF fue favored Coffee
We have completed angemsnts whereby sh. receive
about SO bAes per Onth OF
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
which ofvr the public superior beverage to any
heretofore sold 10 this msikct
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
which the on sud me1ufsctuTsrs ~.
penor the COTE. uspsiy sold .rch Moch, Java, Mara
csbo ks bols. private families beading hos'e. rs.tau-
fants. a.. will Ind
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
more reh hs than ordinary C.tee BY new mode Of
preparation will DC oand contain perfect uniformity Of
strength and flavor
Pot sp only 10 pound psesagesSo pounds In cal-
with fulI directions Ia each package.
For sale by gfoceTs generally.
Price 10 Cents per pound liberal discount TO THO trade
WRIGHT 4lLLIks BRO,
Noe 90, 23s and 257 ws.ainston-.t., N y,
Impousn sRa Manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

WANTED-Two good GIRLS, either white
w or black TO do tho worn Of sInai family III BrooLya
They well recommended aad one must be good
cooi No Roman Catholic need apply Address, w. n At
the Tribune OHce, immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
6taleo, &e.

DROW Ms STANDARD SCALES
ID ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS.
Adapted 70 evesy och Of Lusness where correct aud
dursDle SCALE Is required
sCALEs for RAILROADS. COAL and HAY Dealer.
SCALES Tor PROVISION, GRAIN aud IRON Dealers.
SCALES for GhOCEH5. DRUGGISTS and ConfocltoDors
Counts Portable, Platform. Dormant scales. 40
Weigfmsster, Beams, Frames sno Apparatus.
SCALES AdjuHed II suit Foreign snoards all Of which
are WAunsd 10 every particular q. Wholesale sBd Retail
H. BLOWN (sueeessor 20 l. Brown, Manufscurer
No Bsfcsys-, opposite Ast0r House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
HOusFHOLp FUkNITURE sALEs.-E D

II WARD sINTZESICB, Auctioneer-p. w. IVES
Go will give their pefsoa .ent On to sales Of furniture
or at their spacious sslrsooms Nos lao sod ~
B,ostwsy. Apprs.susn,s msde anu eash advanced re-
duirei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

MOTICE.-Agreeably to the provisions con-
~ ood IA tho Trust aotnse Deed, Of The hienIsan Cen.
tI Railroad Company sealed proposals ndoIsed rfop"sas
n, ~ BoD5,l eddressrd Liyermore TrvssuI.r Of
said Company. Boston, w,l be received osa sAIOA
DAY The I'm inst noon for the sale 10 the unoefdgnod
OF FIRST SINKING FUND BONDS OF said Company to the
yolus of fourteen thousand Ave hundrsd dolis Aso, oil
ei,her Fr Secoud Sinking fund Bonds Of said Compsny
J. ~. FORBES,
II. n. HUNNEWELL,
N. IHAYER,
Trustees
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HIGHLAND NURSERY at NEWBuRGH.

III lGliLAND NDhoEhI AZ w ~ ~ 1ts'.Ia
a N. ADJOURNMENT Of SALE The saS'etoer
a, NJ. 81, Of tho pocx the II gh.and Nursery
h again pos,I oncd consequence OF neas.t sna
that w.li tsse place oomse1ent on IOheUAi, apr, -
ssI :, 70 o'eoe, a IA constituting day to DAY sntu al
. sold.
sboad ire 6rst day prove sormy, the sale will commence
tho fair dsy following. -,
Tgs Massey contains 70 acres enbrasinE an eftenNr
variety OF Fru and esntA Trees aud oLu0s VI every
dc oripi0n, Of sny 'iEs desired It, -
Th- Opportunity stocking nnrerei or TO thoss pu
eh,us or private plAurE one rsrsy offered - 20 e
a. mi, .eaosD ocSur CAaogurs will be furnished ON the
rr.mi..s or to applicants by nal . ,..,o -.
newsuIsh. April Q, 1863 IHos " HNo' A"sIee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

ASSISTANT QUAsTsRrAsrss's 0yrcs. CoHsKn oy %
AND 2.DfTa, WAsHIsGTos, p. G.. March &C. 1864 J
1t}lLL BE SOLD at Public Auction, on
w WEDNESDAY. Apnl is, at the Lars. Barn on the
.qosre bounded ny and and 7e and dsts as'se LOT OF
oiIARTERMAS1Ep5 STORES, condemned a. ua6i Tor
pube service consisting In part Of Saddle. Harness. Poit
.ble Fetgss, blscksmh Career err snS SsdterS Too-
Wall and si1isy Vents Wagon Covers, Sho'.' spades
l1~. aud variety Of other nts &c 10 he sold 10
.mal los. sale to At 10 O'Clock m, Terms
cash IN Government flnda CHAS II T0APkINS,
CAPTAIN aud A. q H., U. b. A.
j. C. Mo6uiax l. Co. Auetionsera .... -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

DRI N r F. X S.-HAND-PRESSMA
WANTED one having ,ons knowiraEe Of celored
work Gao have steady employ and good wages Apply
TO sAML CRUMP. No. ~ Easssu-sL Al,o-rwO B0Y5 to
ROLL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
and Packing also for Shipppg ia lots to suit purcha
For ale BY w. w. TAULMAN
No. B WilIAm.sl
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GotsIs.
20 Eet.

rl'O LET, in Macdougal-st.-A 3-story Brick
J. DWELLING, In good ordsf Rent SOOg WIZ Got he
lei for Boardur. House Address A. IL L. Ttbane once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
A GENCY of THE NATIONAL GIVE
~ TWENTY YEAR, An
ovues or LIvKaxonl. Ixws L Co.


No 81 Wal-st-. Ne~.lork.
We take this msns Of answering the puDeoe' inqu
made respecting the u B. fveIwesty Loan ser ~Aios
g sct IS sgeuts. -
said bonds bear six per cent in.sc,. psysee sem
pu,y in IoId on the Of May sadtss art Of hoyeaoeL
Have Twenty years run, oaE being redeems0ls at tae
pauIe Of the Goverpmsnt after i've yssr are deias'ed
fiye-Twsoties. - , a., -,
former In osnoaa1atons Of so' oo, Va Lvs' mo 'Se'
In 5Os lO0s 5Oos ,ocOI 30yCs and 10 ocos
The Conpan Bonds have coupons sttschsd sor twenty
YEAR. anc aro payable aud transfer able 70 bearer
The Registered tssea Ia the name OF 100 pu'cae
residence recorded on the b2cks OF ire
treasury Dopsrtf Ws,binstonl and only t.aasf
able BY signature power Of aoruey before an authorized
Government ls The itsrest IL Collected In The same
tho Sub Treasury nsares the owner
Both Principal and Interest arc payable In Go1d - pro
yded BY act of Congress-
Ara In common with oil Government Bondtl nee nom
Taxation by city, county OF STATE sad the income DE-
rived tbeiefon snbec: Only to ooe-aaH OF tho u D.
tex levied az ieeonss defiveGfrom other soufces-
The privilege Of ooovsrsion ~ par Will cease on tao hr
OF Jelly. lSS3-
IN the pufebaer upon de-
posit OF tho non-y Hence the frs. Cospoa tllns du.
binz ped Win the dse or tho Issue OF tie Bond wiz
10 sco nstssd Of three per cent like tho s9ceeedp5
ou-s
We shall shorty be prepared 10 deliver all tho various de-
nomL sous Upou application. =,
Tho enytAy'r aud printers have been uraote TO furni -
bDk bond, the extent required bat every EFFORT pei
made 70 meet tbs dsuaaJ and 10 expected thai With the
Dolby hereafter. -
Orders by Ins Otherwise, accompanied by dre ON New
York or current foads viii 10 promptly responded TO-
LIyERMOAE. CbEWo Co., bsnhefa
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Rral Gsstatc for Sale.

EOR SALE--A Plot of GROUND, lOOAiW
4 feet on tic ~ ,. j8;-,t, iV5 fee, ~ To- W. Of Az a.
beautiful site for Luidngi ire 81 s.i gsds end pear
lie East diver For psrleuA apply al No 10 East 3othsS
OF No. 10 Peck-snp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

A j. BLEECKER, SON d. Co. viii sell at
n sn.,lon on TUiTIs)AY Aufil 10, at II O'Clock 81
tbs MerchUt.' EIcia nsr SsssToons Ne III Brosd~ey:
SUPREME COURT SALE, unde. the Direction q Fhio
on PRISCE, SULLIVAN AND THoMPsoN-sT5.-
Sig parcel, on said stTests; A9xlC0 feet eson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS J
AssIsrAsF QUARrERsAsTKKa OFFlCB }
No $50 O.-sr WAsHINGToN, U. U.
WILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION,
w GA WEDNESDAY April a. At the dspot OF the Orange
and AIeIandhs RAriroad. in AieIandris, Va
From 40 to 81 tins Old Iron Car Axies.
From 50 10 81 tuns Wrought Iron Scrup
From " TO 80 tuus Strap Rail
lIae quantity OF Old Car AIlss Sheet Iron Btsoks 10
Bale to commepc- al 10 q
Terms caAb IN Goyernb eJ Funds. $685..
II. L.. Robinson. Captain and A. Q. NJ
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Gales on AnetloiI.

A. NJ. wRswrs. Aucuoness.
DY BANGS, MERWIN T. Co, Irving BUD
% ips No. So and $50 Bi.sdw.yos.le' o. Sssss s a
''''''' FRIDAY EysSfS5 April TO- oeioss
VALUABLE BOoKs-Ou American History, naos.spny
,rveis and EIporsoos, and Poetry. Also many IeSen
ssnd,d orG ia all branches of Lototure and c"'so
ton Of American Portrsit', he
j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. win sell on
N. THURSDAY. Apri ~ al u O'clock Of me
nIrssSs , coTSTnY sEhr Mrs
hasdaien Boerau whe,,oDe-sy opposite 10" Ssro. .ns
Cas9ais icn sPns sss 'a. ,hs n.a.es H. hsndom,
tame House feet With extensiou' bisnly comTG
dOu and 10 good ordsI Ais large aud 'pseo.
inas LIGHTHOUSE Barns The gfonnds
sbsu, ~. acres land under high cultivation wta run ehq
Shade Tees gree. variety. For maps and pn'icas up
ply astbo Oaice No "a Cedarsi OF 90 Inc molu.e-
A J. BLEECKER, SON d. Co. will sell on
n. TUESDAY, Apt a. at , " ososs: at the M''c''n"
ON lJdsr-Ts two yery de'irlee fourtsoy phia Hs1
md lTs eontsiug the rIocern npravemens DE .'1tS
fest. Lots ?oIia7t Map. terms &cy 81 No II CedAi"N'
adjoining Bank Of Commerce.
A j. BLEECKER, SON e. Co. viii sell at
rs .aeGa on TgRsDAY ~ II I re- sSa21 At the
VALUABLE M0rT-sT PROPERTY. -TL- LOT Known
No 25s tue ess. siie, between Prncs and hoa''oa-
Also On horr-sr.-Tho premise. known as "a. :6+,
bet Prince and houS,oo-s" 5,n, 2sssirsS on we
n
$40 psr Oee6pied as store LOT
M 20 yea On the rear Ia ,Sostosy attic aud oa"cren
anne houso 2oI2J feet ~ per cent eau re@sin on bond
and mortgage. Maps, Gc, ~ No. II CodaTs, seJon'n .
Bapk Of Commerce. |..N
A j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell on
n. THURSDAY, Aphl 70. a, a. osiocs. 81 the a'f'
chAEts' EIcbaDgs Salss 90 m, No. IL BIosdSay: -.
on 24rasr-The Ssory aud sttic bgstoop brown seons
HOUSE aud LOT on the n. g.. bstwrcn ssh and gnsy.,
NO as West Al.t Contain, AL mo naoIuLn ISL
sroyem,rts House z01:0; lot g.9 Possession May i.
lnp and Nc. u Cedsrs adjoining the Bank OF
Commerce
A J. BLEECKER, SON a. Co. VIII SELL
IA on THURSDAY. April l6 at 10 o'clock, at the AsE'
EXRCUTORS SALE; .
ON WEST l3TIl-ST.-Tbe Lot and Bnd!ng on the norm
tide kaown No. ~ West lph-st betsoen sln snn YIN
avs There 1. b,eksuiths shop IN 'front.' hnd 5ttoiy,
basement snd suUceiar House in rear Of lot win AeJT
the side The Shop rents for pleo Pef sAnum L''
IL xI0p .~et Ia slxe.
5000 can renrair on bond and noItgsss
Msps NC a. No ~ Cedsr-- adjonios Bsnk Of Comm Gree.
BY o der 4 wa. JOHN NIX Executors Of the Estate
Of J. d. Jackson dscsassd
j. BLEECKER, SON d Co. will sell at
~ Anil n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

CCICTO AND HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
- ROAD CovPANY.-SOTtcE.- first mot.rsrs
boadholders r. d. Lanisr. Tr1see) OF the Sioto ssA
Eoeag Valley Reosd Company are requisite 70 send thsr
bo d u tho uidrr.gn.d the olhce Of window Lanier
Co.. No. 5. Was order thai t5e unpaid coupons LAY 30
ec.g md Ito boui extended 10 lAucs nth the 10.
cree OF sae JAS obtstDsd j. T. ID. LASlEE, Irissee.
limited STATES CERTIFICATES Of IN
u manifestations Certificates Of indebted
I,,s olecsed ahd Eeta.ns 10 ads promptly. .t LIZ
- go.t eceiyes fo uteses rcmi:iei ed for d
he lalket os IN csrrency at The option of hoi4sr
KETCuUM SON Z CO.. no. 10 Excsxage-plses
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-29

THE LATE GEN. CoRcoRAE.-This brave
general, who came to his death, few days
ago, by being thrown from his horse, was an
Irishman by birth. He came to this country
IA years ago and commenced business in New
York. When the rebellion broke out, he was
colonel of the Goth regiment Of the New
York state militia but was under arrest be-
cause, with true Irish pride, he had refused to
call out his regiment to Join In the procession
that honored the Prince of Wales during his
visit at New York. The regiment volunteered
to 60 to the war, proceedings against the col
onel were stopped, and he arose from sick
bed and hurried of TO fight for his adopted
country. The regiment made its mark at Bull
Run, but returned without its colonel, who
was taken as prisoner to Richmond. After
Q years Imprisonment he was released and
came North, where magnificent receptions
awaited him on every side. He was offered
position among the harbor commanders at
New York, but chose to return to the war,
and went back at the head OF the Corcoran
legion. Thoroughly brave and devotedly loyal,
he was good soldier and died at the post of
duty, leaving name and reputation which
are well worthy the respect of his country
men,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-29
ruThs&wtf
DR. CLAwsoS kKLLKY's MEDICAL OFYIcE
AND LABORATORY,


No. 81 Bieecker Street, Nesc York City. J
TO the Editor Of the Po, tiaad Press
DEAR RI see it stated, and have heard that
1t is currently reported that there are some certain
persons in the Eastern States who laboring 10
make il appear that they possess the ORIGINAL Re-
cepts OF DIR. j. CLAWSON KELLEY, Founder of
the Analytical System OF Medicine, and that they
are compounding Medicines from those origi-
nal Receipts. Now, there cannot be two originals
OF the same thing. any more than there can be two
originals of the same This, therefore, is to
give notice to DIR. J. clawson keliey's patients in
the Eastern States and also to all others who feel
interested in the eminent system which, through a
life of application to science, he has so skillfully
elaborated for the benefit of the uering sick that
the Original Receipts of DIR. j. Clawson Kelley are
safe, in his medical office, No. 50 Blocker street,
New York city, where they likely to remain;
that all his valuable medicines being daily
pounded from these same original Receipts, by skill
full and scientific assistants, aud that one is
thorzed to advertise Medicines of the Analyt ical
Practice anywhere in the United States, purporting
to be compounded from the Original Receipts of DIR
j. Clawson Kelley excepting those into whose hands
the same Original Receipts have been lawfully plac-
ed. Observe. that every bottle and package of DR..
j. Clawson Kelley's Genuine Medic mes Is manufac-
tured at No. 90 Blocker street, New York (Cty) and
no where else; and that Others. come from what
source they may, are genuine The Chemical Works
in New York are now running TO their utmost
pacity to supply the demand for these invaluable
remedies. Wcwrite this for the sole benefit of the
SICK to them against false lights in science and
to guard them against the effects OF cheap and dele
terious stuff.
s.B. GOWELL, 100 Middle street, Portland, IL
my only authorized agent in that city to prescribe
DIR. j. Clawson kelley's Remedies and is well quail
ifed to illustrate the nature and character of all
chronic diseases and to prescribe the proper reme-
dies j. A. FRAETAS, fSon-ia-iap.
Successor to DIR. j. Clawson kelley.l
OFFICE and LABORATORY, No. 50 Blocker street.
New York iCityl. To whom any letters with regard
to the Medicines, or upon any subject connected
with the business aud interest of DR.. ]. Clawson
Kelley's Medical Office. may be addressed.
cep3 eod& wifi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-29

Z The AMNESTY PRocLAMATIoN.-Th Am
nesty Proclamation Of the President has
thrown open wide door for those rebels who
have reluctantly been drawn into conflict
with their government, to return to it, favor
and protection. Where one-tenth of the pop
ulation Of rebel State are willing to take the
oath OF allegiance, and are so situated that
they can organize State government, they
will be recognized as the State, having all the
rights and powers Of any other State,
The following table shows the number of
loyal voters required by the Presidents plan
in each Of the insurgent States, In order to
the reorganization of State governments -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-29

The Chicago Tribune, radical Republican

The Chicago Tribune. radical Republican,
says:
The explanation of Senator Hale of the
part be took Ia using his influence for fee,
70 procure the release and discharge Of two
prisoners charged before court martial with
fraud, il not satisfactory. 1t was not only
"indelicate," but wrong, and no whitewashing
by Reyerdy johnson can make the transaction
appear other than discreditable In the eyes of
the people. Senators have no business to use
their influence, for money or otherwise, TO
screen persons charged with swindling the
Government, and to enable them to escape
the punishment due to their crimes. We
don't care how the Senate may slur over this
case. the transaction Is not right; and II there
II no law prohibiting such unsenatorial con-
duct, 1t is high time there was.
This seems to be the general voice Of the
Union press. The Concord Democrat, OF Mr..
Hale's own State and warmly In his favor,
while It repels the copperhead attacks upon
him, and scouts the idea Of his corruption or
dishonesty, evidently regrets that he had any
thing to do with matter of doubtful propri-
ETY., that could result only in impairing his in
huence by causing his motives TO be suspect
ed, and 1t suggests that Senators cannot be
too careful to shun the appearance of such
evils. Mr.. Hale's explanation indicates an
honest breast, but 1t also shows that he had
some doubts oil the propriety of the thing.
For this simple reason-that there acas room
for doubt-he should have done differently.
Like Caesars wife, a Senator should be above
suspicion.
One thing is sure; Mr.. Hale is no more
guilty Of improperly than scores Of other
Congressman have been, and should not be
singled out for censure so long as he is not
specially ct fault. The custom which he has
fallen into Is perhaps bad one, and we are
not sorry that Senator Wilson has promptly
moved TO secure Its abrogation. He has in
troduced bill into the Senate which reads as
follows:
No senator, representative, or delegate In
Congress shall during his continuance as such,
be employed, with or without compensation,
as attorney or counsel directly, or Indirectly,
In any suit, cause, or matters In which the
United States are interested as a party or
otherwise, pending or to be heard or deter
mined In any court, or before any department
or tribunal whatsoever, either civil or mill
tary.
II Is curious that paper like the New
York World, which assails Mr.. Hale for his
course, should attack Senator Wilson for his
efforts to make all such acts Of Congressman
ilegai, We can see no motive for such incon-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-29

DEATH OF DR. j. W. RoBINsoy.-T
Fort Smith Ark New Era says Dr. ]. W..
Robinson, surgeon of the I'd Kansas Cavalry
died at that place on the 10th inst. Dir. Rob
inson was native of Massachusetts. He
graduated at Bowdoin College, and establish
ed himself in the practice of his profession at
Richmond, Maine and afterwards at Rockland
While residing at the latter place he served
for some time as surgeon OF the Maine State
Prison. lie was among those who first re-
sponded to the call TO save the new territory of
Kansas to freedom, by giving it free, New
England population. From the moment of
casting his lot with the new community, he
was Jealous and self sacrificing in every good
work which could promote the high purpose
ofits founders. And so well were his labors
appreciated that he was chosen the first Secre-
tary of the State of Kansas. When in the
course Of this war his services seemed to be
required in the field, he had no hesitation in
leaving all the attractions of home to assume
says the obituary in the paper above alluded
to, "the laborious noble, and often painful
duties Of a surgeon, for which he, from his pro-
fessional skill and fine qualities Of head and
heart was so eminently qualified