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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-01-10
DEATH OF Mr.. WHITTLESEY.

We regret to have to the death Of the
be ELISHA WRTTLEsEY, of Ohio First Comptroller of
the Treasury, who died at his lodgings in this city on Wed
nesday night last in the seth year of HIS age Although
he had been ndisposed for short time previously his
death sudden, he 10 his bureau tbs preceding
day engaged in his ofcial duties. Mr.. Wbttlesey was
born in Come cticut but removing n early manhood to
Ohio was soon called into the public SERVICE and continued
with short intervals to fill various Offices of trust and
honor to the day Of his death In the of 1912 he was
ad-de-comp to Gen. Wadswortb, prosecuting sttor-
ney for sixteen year, and served in the State Legislature
in 1920 and 81 Ia 1923 he elected Congress and
served three terms in lS41 he appointed by Presi-
dent Harrison Auditor OF the Post Office aud
IN 549 was appointed by President Taylor First Comp
troer Of the Treasury which he renqushed in 1857 but
was recalled to The same important pest by President Lin
coin in 1861 In all these vsrons Offices Of trust his con-
duet was marked BY moral rmness integrity fidelity and
devotion to duty adorned by the virtues Of bsreyoenc
aud piety.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

On motion Of Mr. STEVENS, the House went into
Committee of the Whole the state Of the Union, Mr.
HOLMAN 10 the chair)
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The bill making appropriations for the executive legis
lave and Judicial departments Of the Government was
taken up.
The section providing for the appointment Of tax coec
tors for the seeded Stats fixing their salaries and de.
filming thor duties, created some discussion.
Mr. ROSCOE CoNKLING moved az amendment:
Provided, That sufficient be collected in the insur
ecsonay states 70 pay ,ad salaries ana provided tha, no
collected the in the nsurreconay and paid
into the treasury Of the United States
Mr. CONKLING said that the gu, stion was whether
the occasion arises whether thirty three
shall now be appointed. practical application will
virtually direct the appointing power to appoint these
Mr. STEVENS did not III ok with the gentleman in thi.
mater. The law declares when appointments shall be
made and that salaries only shall commence when the du
ties Of the Office commence
Mr. CONKLING. The la d es Ok the time for enter
ing upon the duties Of the off, but the pract cal effect Of
passing the provision wl b. to prompt the appointing
power say when these shall be appoioted instead
OF laying him app lint board of tax for
each Sale whenever the sha If the sala-
es oil these made TO depend upon the cole ction
Of the tax two things will 60 evenly The tax will be col
scted aud these men VIII mol enter on the discbtrge OF
Guies without some tangible prospect of having du
ties to do.
Mr. BINGHAM opposed tho amendment, as il would
have the ect Of embarrassing the Government He was
for compelling the States in 10 their
reasonable proportion TO the deayment Of the of
the for the suppression Of the rebellion. He was
therefore, opposed TO any Interpolation OF that sort He
would impose these aJreure 10 the event Of the
nonpay Of the tax which would increase the Trea-
suy They bad the power to d. whatever was
for the suppression the rebellion aud TO the compelling
the rendition to the Government TO the last arhng, 81
REAL estate personal estate Moneys and goods in the hands
Of the nsrectionsts He for these opposed
to the amendment es 81
The amendment was Lost sN3sas
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Alta meeting of the Heads Of the several Bureaus of the
resury Department at the Library room, January Sth
1868 called in reference to the decease Of Hon ELISHA
WHiTTLEsEY, Comptroller OF the Treasury--
The Hon. NATHAN SARGENT, Commissioner of Customs
was called to the chair, and Mr. UNDERwooD Fifth Au.
ditor, was appointed Secretary.
Hon. l.. SMITH First Auditor addressed the meeting
as follows:
The long and intimate relations between the deceased
and myself make it proper that should this occasion
offer some tribute to bis memory @
The death of the late Mr. Whttlesey will touch the
hearts OF many IN every part of country The length
o. time he was in public lfe and the important
olees ne MED gave him wide reputation and wherever
nat reputation WAS known it honored-honored for
the grhces OF pure hfs devoted 10 public duly to the
great ends Of Justice and to the high calls OF philanthropy
and religion His heart was go kind ard benevolent hat
it bad tbroh of tenderness for all His feelings were No
genial and his bland that he claimed the sd
matoa Of all ages and the respect every condition of
society To the last day OF his fife old age sat pracefv
upon bis walk and men, and gave promise that he had s
further to travel the long journey Of life but it was
only the deceptive glare OF the expiring lamp At ten
O'clock last night ne sank calmly and peacefully into the
his family and friend. that he was preparsd for tha
mons of his Great Master.
The following resolutions were unasimous'v adopted
Resolved That have heard with profound recraA ma
dc'pfet sorrow Of the sudden demise Of the Hon F,ha
Whitilesey, late First Comptroller of the Trsssary ~
sixteen years member of Congress. and tho
Chairman OF the Committee of Pr vate Claims of the
siouse o. Representatives eminent In every station he
mas peeh caled TO NIL 10 public life, for his unbendnr
negry, his per everng industry bic strict imparnlity
ana hs unremttd devotion TO every duty in private Ne
tne upright citizen, the kod and sympathzing nsighbor
ana friend the loyal and patriot and the sincere
exemplary Christian
RcsofUcd, That ca mark Of sincere respect for thu
virtues OF tho deceased, will ourselves attend hia
ianeraL and invite the clerks Of the Department to oin
us N body aud will The usual badge OF mourning
for thirty days
Resofred That committee Of three gentlemen be Ap-
pointed by the chair to Cooperate with the ends of R
deceas' IN making arrangements Tor his funeral
Mr. Smith, Mr. Underwood, and Mr.. Atkinson were,
appointed said committee.
Resoipsd That the proceedings Of this meeting ipcpA
ing the address Of Mr. Smith and the resolutions be nuh
shed 10 the city papers.
NATHAN SARGENT, Chairman.
john Il. UNDERWOOD, Secretary.
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1t il stated that Gen. Wool, who has ina "a,
commander Of the Eastern Department win Az His hssS
quarters at Albany where he win arrive within Gu
days ls w
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Mr. HUTcHINs' res 1lution, laid yesterday, tina
the thanks o the House hereby rendered to Maj Gen
Butler for his energetic able and humane administration
of the Department of the Gulf called up and the yea
and nays taken on its passage Yeas 50, nays %
SO the resolution was adopted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

Iif resshle, thc bayone,- of t,e army against the
breass ol The fathers, brothers and friends Of the
surveillance and dominion.
-, That we denounce, az helers of the Demo-
cratic party and enemies Of their country, the men
who are engaged IN representing the Democrailc
party as wanting in sympathy with our soldiers IN the
held. IT'S uase slander upon human nature to
assert that tile Democrats who have hundreds II
thousands OF brothers aud the army do not
sympathize with themnnd il is an outrage upon the
Democratic psrty, that has Away stood by coun-
y TO assert that 1t is not the friend Of ts gallant
defenders.
%. That The conduct of Buf adler General Massn
the military commandant at Columbus, and of the
officer commanding the provost guard, in preventing
All appearance of military restraint upon the proceed
ings OF this Convention, show that they have just
appreciation OF the Constitution of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they are wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on thus occa
sion is IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
laie Democratic meeting at indianapolis And we
take pleasure in expressing our confidence in General
mason and the officers and soldiers under hs com.
mand
The Convention then Adjourned with three cheers
or the nominees three for the Constitution and three
WILLIAM MEDILL. President
AMOS LAYMAS, Secretary.
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Ae0iCal.
CINCINNATI YENEREAL HospITAI.

Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control Of two of the most Enins nj
Physicians in the world,
hR: Il. BOhAPARfE, from London aud Paris
~ Hospitals, aud for the past Ten years OF tho Gin.
cinnau NeneTeal Hospital, and nT r, b. REYNOIDS
late OF New York This is the only Office in the city
where 7ermanent cure OF Private Diseases can IL
obtained, without the use Of mercury or change oi
diet Gonorrhea cured in TO AZ hours. elect cured
IN to 10 dRYs Structures cured In to weeks; Noe.
turna Emissions stopped In 9 TO dhys; Seminal
Weakness cured in 9 TO weeks; Syphiisin its prima.
ry stages cured in days: Secondary syinntoms in =
to 3weeks Skin Diseases cured IN TO weeks; i'm.
potency, ygor restored m to weeks All diseases
- private nature treated with unparae eled success
DR., Bonaparte's great work on private Diseases ths
Private Guide 70 Health, IL beneficial to ALL male and
lelnA,e, oiq ehd Young should read this book ItWl
enlghten those who gropo In darkness. Price rs
cents, sentby mail.
DE-, Bsnaparte's French Patent Male saiel 1t is
perfectly safe, and never fails 20 bslction II
the only safe aud sure preventive against disease
Price OF the French Patent Male Safe, 81 the sinele
sHs Per nS'i 6ziR 9Sseais Per dozen sen. by mail
Hhe anu teHAue remedy Tor suppresslOns and all ie.
male diseases ladies should not use them during
pregnancy, as they Val produce miscarriage Price
VI 60 per boS--extrs hne s5sent to any address by
Drs, u. a r, are tho men TO consult; thew ma ,n
queslionably acknowledged to be the ohaniprons and
kings OF Venereal diseases, and tho only Doctos 81,
receive monthly reports from the old Usald. they
have been accustomed from an early age of yotub 10
witness the various diseases which afiiiet rnanI n6
and TO watch the progress through long eareer of
professional study In every sphere Of life foIn ne
humme abode OF poverty te The mansion OF tho yeal-
thy, and having ascertmned beyond doubt the vast
suffering ei humanity, they determined 10 select the
generauye system as their particular study aud to de-
vote their whole attention 70 The alienation of h &
eases Of these lm por'an functions No letters will be
answered unless they contain a remittance or a nost
age stamp. Call or address,
Drs. BONAPARTE REYNOLDS.
No ls2 Sycamore street, between Fifth 4 Sixth east
side, Cincinnati Ohio. ''''-'
once hours hon AM, ,to9P.M. ES
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

THE Etna grants policies FOR LIFE, for term
Il OF years, Endowment policies and ehildieu's En-
dowment. Also, Non Forteiting Policies on which no
payment is required after ten yeara.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the cOntrivancos Of men to protect the
family circle from want can be faund more sim j.
pie IN Its character, noble In its features or certain in
ITS results than Life Insurance IL is the prop which
the dying husband leaves TO
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Dpring Nouse.
D Y Ell NJ C n O U s e

NO Sc, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
NNHE undersigned Informs the publc that no a. 4.
practical dyer, and has established a dive hopse at
the above place. and IL now prepared TO color all kinds
ol SILKS, Sains, Ribbons, Wooden and Cotton Goods
any colOr, that may be desired 'NN'
Greaseand stains remoyedfrom all kinds o. fabrics,
n ne, e warrants TO hnlsh all goods IN manner TO give
sauhhcuOh, having all articles necessary TO perirm
his work in the best possiblestyle F'''
aulg HEN A MN wtEcuNn
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W W Stewart Dayton; George L
neyer, hiamisbuIgi stoc slayer, Union; J O Andsr-
SON Centerylllei Myers, New Lebanon; II Jackso
qhanhersburG d Il Bauer, Harrisburg d b Divine
lohnsylllei Arnold 4 Lmbeu South Arlington; Jacob
Sm,er West Baltimore; Kookle Co, Germantown;
j. MURPHY, Nandaliai Nickols, Liberty; y Rees
hMmersuile Hoyerling & Herr, Salem W Pyrmont,
Willisms swaner, West BALTIMORE; Parker, Bro 4
Cos Parkersburgi and by DrugEsts and Merchants
generally throughout the Uhited States and Canadas
ou2tdly
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; by II
the honest debtor satisfies his contdng when
fate seemed least prOpitious. In moral and worldly
sense It IL one great weapon by winch rob death of
his sting.
Let any husband, father son, ask hmself "If vas
to die 70 night, would those who dear tO me
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Dayton and Michigan RAILROAD.
sanausky, DaylOn ana Clnclnnnil n 3
MtNN ~ ElI...,IlEa aglls5 G5ss,ia...s1,.53

ezE NJ ~ Sd4---1l y VI <stlfsI
4 N and alter december 81, 1864, and unnl OWL,
~ nonce Passenger and Freight 1raius ,siIi lssv,
ia 1ION, gong north, follows; WV '''
O.dn A. M. through Freight and Aceopn,o,,,,t,,.
OsfU with Passenger Car attached
iH.0n A. M Mail tram for Eprnnfed Coiur,h,.
lOsOU Urbana, Belleiontaine, Forest, Ciyds snb
9anuuskyi connecting at Springfield with Iyrain ~,
LONDON ana columbus, arriving IN Colunbus ~ ''si -
w ~ urtana with tram Tor Columbus; M SorasI IN,
5IAn on Fittsbtrg, 10. Wayne a Chicago X n g,,,,s
East arriving IN Cresne AZ 645 p m ana pjtisi,iS$
10Y u nj NJ Olyde with Tram Cleveland AMI i1a,,
~ Il. going Mast, arriving In Cleveland AZ sao =, M
Dunklrk AT $50 IN, ana Buffalo ut b,,O N, &C.,
west arriving IN Toledo VI 1910 u ln Detroit az NJ
M Chcago az iu;5U IN and SRndlAhy al Uia IA ~,
k.I Z. M. Night hApTess tor Springfield Irt.,ns
Osll ana belleiOnt1ne, CONNECTING Al Eotas, ,.,tt
IRAN gong East on PItlsburg, bt. WAYNE AMI ihi,.,
hoad' nrlVlnRl Crestllne AT b:lb u M Pittsbnrg AZ
in' cong Wet, with Tram arriving m m ~. :,
o:zo M, and Chicago ut lO;4V q NJ at Jyue viii y
on cleveland and Toledo X. H. arriving In CIsyals "a
s.1O M Dunklrk NJ 4;UO Buffalo At b,s,, A. a.
reaches sanGusky at TAO a M Wv i"'
7Ilk r. m. Huntsville Accommodation lawn.
lsOO Dayton on arrival OF Tram from C,ncinna1s
teacMhg springfield at y65 m, UrbAna al lO.5s n 1
west Liberty W ll;SS m, BelleiOntalne Mt li5I n n
and Huntsville al l2l2A m A''A VA
~ llckets wa this Line 10 all points North East an,
west can be had at the Ticket Office In hi. Ii,on -
-SAML ". KING, Ticket Agent ~
80 rare always as low as by any other ro,ta
hor lhiVrlnatlOn relative 70 shipping Etognt y tL,
Route apply at the Uompany's Freight Dspo,.-', r
MASSEY, Agent. A. kIuE s,,,ay'o,P'' a.
~. q. OLArP, Gen. Ticket Agent - a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22
BE SAFE FROM THE pASss OF WANT,

Would these children have a comfortable home, and
the means Of educauUni Would this wife Oa indie pen.
dent Of the cold charities of the WorldY Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided forr Would my
estate pay my debtsi Would there be sacrifice Of
property by forced sales OF administrator meet
the demands Of creditors made when che market
tends downward, and ialr prices cannot reaEedl'
How few can answer these question their satisiac
tionl They fear 20 ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease On lie. This 10 both unl-
ish and coWardly, The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.

Its the nnaeon hand OF the providen father reaching
forth from the grave and still nourshing his offspring
and keeping together the family. BY II, the faithful
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Illinois Central Railroad.
Ia1AR III 80 as--l

UbAHGk OF EMk.
y and aiier N onday, November 4 s. 1851 Pass.u,e.
" trans Will leave Mattoon anu Pana, as ioIlows
LEAVE NATION
1oihg North, l;lV m and lI:OO d IN
Solng South, 1850 a IN and 500 d IN
LEAVE PANA
Solng North, 500 N and $50 nm
Going south, nSO IN aud 74b u m
aulg w. p. JOHNSON, Cen Passenger Aesy,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That he may gTapple With IT, the wise man that be
may study It's nature and palate lts t -atening Tha
means Of paatou aro at hand, Of easy access 10 alt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22
LIFE INSU TRANCE l

fouhg men just starting IN business, whose chel
velts' Is their energy and Integrity insure their
HseS 70 the amount 0i hall their liabilities such an
~ q dsnterested honesty when known 70 their cred
toIs would Justly increase th cir confidence in them
~ would show that they did not wish leave their tst
ieA opposed TO any aFoldaille contingency sld the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22
a9rnhlslons.

a9rnbtsions.
AAdrew Weingartner,
stall To. ~, Western Market House,
Dealer In
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always hand, Of choice No. l stoeR. aulSdsm
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

&aA AL sss aaga4SsE Ss;!Esl
4 AkEAT NATIONAL ALRoUTk.-.rerInipoIe.o o. ~
~ lhgtOn and Baltimore on the East ami i, ,.' " n
honwood aud farkersburg on the West at ~ @ 'eSi-i
nanis Il, ~ u1 Osds, SiealneTs 8c., Tor ami NON Al
Ihrsa aa' 1 ,lIe mIsti southwest and Northwest.
ms - the only route TO Washington DIV 80.
Leave baltimore AT $3.50, 74O and lU:1U a r,i t,t
anu o'iVP nj on sundays At 4:3O and 7;4O a N, ,.,,
Leave Washington ut b!UO, 7:4U ana III a N, 60, 't)
AHr nrpprn = lli on sthdays at $50 and m only
lnrough tickets to the Eastern cities can hs n,,. ~.
via Washington CITY an additional chs, o PsoeuIsI
@ ilns ~ quek andfare as low as by any other to,,
lnqulIe or tickets via Baltimore and Ohio R.iit
any VI 'he principal Railroad Offices In the Ws.i
II: SULLIVAN, Gen Westorn a.,
W D sN,,yLL; ~, COLE, Cen. Ticket Agt '
n'r'omlIh' Master OF Transportauon apia
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Dayton, 1enIa and Columbus Railroad.

sRAa M M ~ - y s.ssS
tcEa1s gy Irny rams t East, via Columbus Through
gan lhtee Day Trans East, leaving Dayton ,or IN,
@ it ~ ioIowsi Nght Express 1905 a. ms Ctnci,,nsft
s'op "niy ht &enia and London.
r. ,n,, aLops a' all way stations between GsTtS W.
AIifihs a. Dayton, nigh oxpresp s.lbR n, ,,..,,
% nioua'iou ., e.JL M Columbus and Cincinnati Ia,
Ter than Dayton time "'i'on' ~ u inut las
ni"ush 'lchots can be had for all Eastsr,, ct,,
c'Nhns on b. W. KING, Tick et agent ''''s' ~
L. W. hOoDWA.tb, ,hupe1uten,i.,t
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ANNUAL PREMIuM

Might hirly be regarded ithe tribute which up'
neht heAit pays ~ thc ~ fine u luhiiee-
j. jim a. 'sTOPPELMAN.
sAls Az Ant ior Dayton and vicinity.
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