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Evening star., 1863-03-23
G9 IL E[lB5TTs ;
LOCAL News.

DECISION In TAE BARSErCAsk- udse pu--
ceii, OF the Orphans Court, delivered h,s cpin-
ION in the celebrated Barney case Saturday. Il
Win be remembered that n January las, tss
Orphans Court pronounced = final decree au-
pointing Dr. Har yey Lndsley guardian 70 the
MINOR children OF Samuel Chase barney, the
Court being OF opinion that he had lost his mar
nal tights d. hus bsnd and nasuraf yu uardiau by
hsdatree OF divorce OF Jssl,ar county, IaSsao
In this decree the Will o: Ecward DekrafYs
lmten.s HE PIeperty.s Is derived, was alsc re-
'ior. the will expressly declaring that no hu.-1
band OF his (f,eKrafft's} daueh htef should ever
=: any time control the estate devised by hila
From this decision Barney appealed TO the G,r-
cuit Court of This District, and the decision az
the Orphans Court was reversed An appes,
was then taken by ]. w. DekrafY1, next friend
OF the children, to the Suprene Court OF the
United States, but dismissed by that tribGnaf
lot want OF jurisdiction. After reviewing ths
opinion OF the Circuit Court, and quoting the
IA laws OF mary land aud this Dis Lriet applicable
date OF the Circuit Court was deliver TO the
clerk of the Orphans Court on the fourth Of the
present month, the day after said court was
abolished. Although {says Judge Pnrcelf The
Circuit Court was the proper appellate tr,oti-
nal. and this Court would feel bound to respeet
iis mandate, yet 1t appears that in February,
iss5, nili In equity had been fileG IN favor of
the SAID minor children, who were then in the
custody OF Dr. Lindsey, the property being aiso
in his possession, the said bill alleging On tneas
OF SAID Barney. because Of gross imNoraity
and incompetency, TO have the care Of the chill
dren or the management OF their property.
Hence the said children became wards IN
chancery' from the filing OF said till, issuins,
of process thereon. aud service op said Earnsy
on the 26th OF February last, which proceeding
operated as snpersedeas rs 10 the action Of ali
other courts and persons. Judge Purcell sus-
tains this view by the opinion CT Judge Stcry
ana many other eminent authorities. Eu,, Z
any doubts existed rs 10 the principle in char
Gerry, the Judge states that they were removed
hy The award v Of the Injunction yesterday os the
rta oh inf NlNxS
ricr Court Of this Districs, whith arrested tie
mandate of the Circuit Court, if i. haa, uaaer
tke circumstances, possessed any vitality, aud
Restraints Barney from all further action for tie
time being. 1t is therefore ordered by the Or
l'hans' Court that the direction con ia iiied III ane
mandate of the late Circuit court to cite Sam 4
Chase Barney TO give bono and security as
natural guardian to said minor children win a
Il reasonable time is crerrvled s . =
Evening star., 1863-03-23

~ FINE HORSES
IL HE Suhscriber is constantly in receipt of very
6ne HORSES for sale, single and matched, n
harness and riding horses. Phey are se ~
iscteo BY himself al the North expressly S.<A
for this market, aud some among them cannot fail
to please any one who wishes to purchase such
fully invites all who want either BUGGY Carriage,
Draft or Riding Horses to give him call at mis-
south side betwe 9Th and 7th SITS
mar7-tf JOS L. HEI9E
Evening star., 1863-03-23

p@0TS AND SHOES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES and constantly receiving sup .nseaN
ply of Eastern aade Work of every desorp- EM3H
HON, N ade expressly to order, and will beY IN
sold at Q much lower price than has beens L.
heretofore charged in this city for muck inferior
articles.
Persons In want Of BOOTS and SHOES of Esstern
or City made work, win always frd good assort
Inent In store and at the lewest prices. Give us
SAIL GRIFFIN BROTHER
ap5-tfr 314 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

ISAAC HERZBERG,
LICENSED PAWEBR0KER, at the Old Stand,
established l852-Sl0,G00 to be loaned, on <6SN
gold and silver watches, jewelry, guns, pis- 4OA
tols silver ware and wearing apparel. - y
Remember, the place is 351 street, in rear Of
National Hotel, between AZ and 9th SITS.
All transactions strictly confidential 10 IL 3m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-14

srn and southwestern Statess At the elections
last fall six out Of the nine sustained and voted
for the Adninistrstion. ny own State gave .
larger majority than she ever gave before
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Hissosri,
and Kansas oil sustained the Administration By
large msjorities Three States voted for the
gentleman and his friends, end it was only be-
Cause there we're % many good, true, and loyal
men absent in the Army. / have not included
10 this statement The two extreme western
States Of Cslifernia and Oregon. Both Of these
States cast majoritiss in favsr, Of the policy Of
the Administration. assert that The aggregate
majority, at the elections hsl4jn 1861, through.
ont the loyal States, vas largely With the Adj
ministration. On infornSd that Il was over
sixty thousand. And yet ssatlsmen tell 10 that
the people have spoken for ths Democracy and
repudlated The Administration, and are nov in
opposition to the Goverunsnk The statement
Si!, there 10 nothing in al these objections
which should deter 10 from paning this BILL
The history Of the country, and the eircum-
stances surrounding 70, stssst the sxpediency Of
the measure. Let 70 do oar duty like men,
looking only to the good Of eur country. The
people expect rs to act. They want this rebel.
lion put down, and they will not quarrel with
% about the neans We must supply the leg
is!stion necessary % aceomplish the salvation
Of tho Republic. The people expect us to do
20, and they win sustain Us In The fearless dis
charge Of our duty. asl13 81 sm
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/; FAnsAHxs' ScALEs-Weighed in the balance
of Just criticism, all are obliged to admit that
the scales OF Fairbanks + Go. are, without ex-
ception, tie best ever invented. We know
whereof 10 affirm, because We have tested their
value, and are fully satis6sd Of their superior
merits The introduction of these scales has
wrought revolution in the transaction of va
rious business, and their accuracy ID such that
uniformity in weights has been established oil
over the country, thus making them national,
legalised standard Nor are they confined to the
United States; they have found their way to al
most every part Of the civilized world, and are
adapted to the standards of oil countries, % that
i may be said, oil nations, If not "weighed in
these balances, 1t least weigh BY them. -lHunts
Nerchsnts' Magazine. al = orr 800
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make thAs oeclafati0n merely Tor the sound or
for the substance What does he mean when
he tells Us that if We exercise our legitimate
powers In the passage of bin Of this kind the
Irishmen Of the Army will abandon their stan.
dard! II he vas not authorized 10 make the
statement, he had 10 business to make it. do
not believe he was authorized to make il. II
he had no such authority, for what purpose was
it made unless it Was to produce the very state
of things in the Army which the gentlemen tells
US will be produced? Was bis object to send
forth from the Halls Of Congress an appeal 70
the Irishmsn In the Army to desert their STAN
dards and turn rebels to the cause Of their adop-
ted oountrys If the gentleman Vas not az.
thorizsd to make the statement It must have
been made for some purpose, and know OF no
purpose for which il could have been made AVE
the one have suggsstsd. And that . the kind
Of feast 70 which be invites the Irish soldier ):
ssggests desertion, and calls Il compliment.
Another reason given BY the gentleman from
Ohio Why We should not pass this bill, 10 EN-
bracsd in the following extract from his speech !;
,"Gentlsmep forget that the people exist, and
have SPOKEN. This legislation is in total disre-
gard and contempt Of their voice. They have
spoken for ths Democracy. a2a ian s
Nov. have heard gerat deal Of that kind
of stun in this Hall during the present session
az Congress I deny the statement The peo.
Ma haje not spoken for the Democracy and re-
undated ths Administration. Why, cir. VIA,
was the result Of the elections in the nine west
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termination at oil. It requires us 70 do nothing
more than to exercise our discretion in the selec.
aon OF the means for carrying into execution
powers expressly delegated by the Constitution
to Congress. ~
When the Constitution says "the Congress
snail have power to raise and support armies,
70 provide and maintain navy" and epioins the
duty 70 suppress instruction and repel invasion.
settles the whole question Of power and leaves
to US the choice Of the means through which to
execute the power, the only limitation being at
the means selected shall be appropriate to the
end. II We should strike out of this Hill the
provision for enlistiug persons Of African dea .
cent, and permit It 70 stand without any speci6
caton1n respect to rscs or color would not every
man acknowledge the appropriateness. Of the
measure - means of giving life and yieor to
the provisions Of the Constitution which haye
'c,teds Strike out color, say nothing about race.
and every objsetiop which he's been ureesd
against the bill falls 10 tho greuud. What iol,
lows! Why, that the. whole question b resolved
INTO one Of sxpedispcy. 10 ,oI b. sYl5
10 Il expsdiest 70, employ black men In tn.
aavd and military sDsviees of the Government
The power 10 aapls, the means appropriate
what shall b - celor o. Hhis, - have said
presents mere question Of expediency, and .
Hh ~ Are % judss, 6rst, By such lights - III
oseory Of TIE .eountey viii furnish, and, 80
oe0y, b The circumstances that nov surroune
The history Of the country furnishes much vi
usole Information touching the question of III,
employment Of colofsd men in che military anl
naval service Of ~ uatioa The preseatstiot
Anew facts in this regard may not - unproa
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an act OF justice?
NJ. WILSON. have sought the floor, time
aud agein, from gentlemen upon that eide of
the House, without avail, and must now decline
to be Interrupted. am doing the reputation Of
General Jackson no injustice.
Now sirs, this shows what the policy of the
Government was in former times. We have
struggled along through nearly two yerts Of this
bloody war without adopting any measure 70
carry into effective force the principles embod.
led in the bill before the House. Sir, we bro.
pose, by this bill 70 change that policy end to
oct like sensible men, Determined to, maintain
this Government at whatever coat. and willing
TO resort 70 any means. tending 70 that end
which are recognized ~ the lswS of va among
civilissd uationA We propose BY this bin, g
say . oil Who ars willing to SIGHT fer tho U.ion
and the Constitution, in the language of General
Jackson in his celebrated proclamation:
Through . mistaken policy you have here
tofors been deprived Of any participatiop B n
this struggle for national rights In which, on,
country 10 engaged. This no longer shall go !,
Such, IN eisct. Il tie lAnguagy which this hiil
proposes TO autherize the Presidsnt 10 addre.
TO the colored men of this nation Who ara nil.
ing to fight for the maintenaEce Of the Consti-
tuition and The enforcement of our laws. Whit
Jacksonsaid 70 them ID 1914, We need NOT binsh
10 repeat In 1883 We are addreesins ths nro,o;
lamation TO the same race, and, In uaauy instsn.
90. y the descendant Of the VERY usn "a vhon
Jsckson spoks, and We propose nothing more.
Why shall We not adopt this policy ! Why
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of their authors, and their consequences to fu-
ture generations, the solemn and imposing
proportions of the subject inspire us with con-
tempt for everything Of deeeitful or time
serving character, and impel as to speak frank.
~ and make this solemn declaration; that had
it not been for the fanaticism and peoulstion
Of New, England, our generation would not
have witnessed the CHASTITY speoter OF disunion;
and were it not for the same causes still pat.
emit for evil, those diff Olties could readily be
adjusted; therefore, ne have exhausted every
reasonable effort for the restoration, Of the
Union a. twas. Should New England stand
in the breach, We, as western men, will con-
suit western pride, which alike forbids that
the great Mississippi valley should ever be
divided, and thereby rendered tributary to .
ruinous system of Yankee intolerance, cupid
ty, and clan legislation, No. the great Mis-.
sissippi valley, NOW and forever, one and in.
separsble.' Then will We cheerfully say to
New England, with AL her eupidity, with all
her meanness, .fansticism, follies, and moral
turpitude, We bid you good-by, remembering
you only for the wrongs you hare DONE"
: This resolution Was passed, - /. stated, BY
convention ofso-cslled Democrats Of my own
State. 1t would be good treason for the latl-
tuds Of Richmond. ALI thro' the States in the
West You may find this same thing going on. In
almost every township the same kind Of senti-
nent IL bei6g promulgated, and unceasing, de-
tsrminsd Efforts are making to excite the PEG.
pls, against New England and the Government.
Every man engaged in this reasonable work
belongs to the political organization represents
"a by the other side OF this House.
d Bat, again, sir, it 10 said BY the opponents
OF this bill that the employment Of negro SOLE
diers viii degrade us. would like to ask the
gentlemen Who make this argument II II il
more degrading and dissrseeful for this Cow
,erumest 70 recsivs into its naval and military
.ssrviss eslored, men, AID pay them for their
services, than it 10 for slaveholding gentlemen
to live upon the unrequited toll Of the same
class Of personss Ifyeu need the services ID
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Amusemenis.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY, MAY Ia, 1909
LAST DAY,
LAST DAY Positively.


LAST DAY POSITIVELY,
qng
GREAT NATIONAL BABY SHOW I
BABY SHOWl
Thi, has been the mos, sacc,,du'
known The of chidsn ha. bean "a gre,. a.
could be accommodated wills "
TEE BEAUTY AID SWEETNESS
arc unsqualod TO-DAY. - 80 TX DA"'iSos
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY.
ALL THE PREMIUM CHILDREN,
ALL THE PREMIUM CHILDREN,
all lhs mot beaIi al a1d ilterr-tl z d tse snirs
Exhibition, inclndinsths
FIRST OR 300 PREMIUM CHILD,
FIRST OK 800 PREMIUM CHILD,
IL PAIRS or TWINS,
IL PAIRS OF TWINS,
ONE SET OF TRlPLEFS.
consisting OF three beautiful Boys yeT' DID, beside
FAT BABIES,
win be exhibition from i oc2cS morning. I'll a m
ALL BABIES. TWINS, TRIPLErS and Eat BA6IES'
over years Of se, will he exhibited,
THIS EVENING from till g.
HOUSEHOLD or HOME DARLINGs
BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE HUMANITY
ever seen together Ia addition to al the ABOVE Ia
ABABY o MONTHS OLD,
WEIGHING BUT2 POUNDS 10 o.,
SMALLEST SPECKS OF HUMANITY
seem and |. evidently the -
GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD.
II will also be seen from II til and from till p u.
As his is me Lass opportunity toss
THESE " AUTlfUL CHILDREN,
there Ia sore TO be & crowd snd
LADIES AND CHILDREN
would do well to early before tho crowd becomes the
greatest.
To be al al hours day an evening,
THE BEADED LADY. -
SEA LION, BEAR SAMSON. LlViNG MONSTER
SNAKES, HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL
AQUARiA, &c
THE GREAT srERE0sCOPIC EXHIBITION
r. universally pronounced -. .......,r,o,,
THE M0Sr BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL EXHIBITION
the world curtain Of nearly LOO sqdaTs feet re
protuc-s ,ru. lie an nature the most t'rnifnl
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF SCENEAl
CELESTIAL AND ANIMATED ObJECf5,
SIATUABY, -
BUILDINGS PORrhAirS, &C., 70
II will b.. .1iibted r. The Leg ure Room E'ssi Afih'
NOON mad EVENING
TRe beau iful domestic drums -,u
THE Old HOUSE AT HOME
|FIhi AZ EVERY EVENING at u.
Admission IS cer''s chsireD under 10. Is cenA
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L'ISK & HATCH,
BANKERS
prALFRs IN OOvfNNNENT sEcURlrIEs.

Dr1LFRs IN OOVFRNMENr SECURITIES.
AGENTS FOR o. :. FIVE TWENTi LOAN. $500
ere pfeuuied n lurnh the u. 5. FIVE rWENIf'YEAR
SIX PER CENT BONDS direct from the 6ovelumen' +,
Al PAR and ACCRUED INTEREST. or PAR with Interest
coa fnencng nom he dste Of -ibcripoI ana faJmeat
~ on AND AFTER JULY THE PkiylLEGB ~ Cox
yrETINs LPGAi@TESDER MOTHS INTO TBR ftvg TWENTY
IEAs BoEDs Al Pan WILL CEASE Parties wi iI % '1Gne
United staes Bond paying per cent infect ~ GOLD
AT PAR should send IL their orders before ia tiu'
We also Keep hshd constint supply I'll clit'sI Of
Government SocuuteSo for slie ~ the lwost saAs Fais
H. 1-3D TREASURY NOTES.
u g. c PER CENT BONDS n 1871. -
u s. ONE-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
MSS &c. &c.
~ Bpds on the IL Of July parties having hr1 md.
a. SAVINGS Bskshe ncrest upon which would BE- lHeited
~ Withdrawn before that day secure bonds to Pc de "
cd durpg bret twenty deys OF July by d-poAt OF ~ U
cent with the subscribers
FISK G. HATCH,
No. 80 WALL-Sr
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L AURA KEENEs THEATER.

4 AURA kEENEs IHEAIER.
IL JANE ENGLISH
fully that bayng es.ed the above theater
81, will continue her season EVERY EVENING with the
TROUPE ST. DENIS.
from the Theltet Ia Scala, Milan.
frst tai. country Of the young and beautiful
LA BELLE ROSiIA,
QUEEN OF rnk COhDE bOLANIE,
a. ZEN or THE CORDE NOLANTE
QUEEN or TIE COHDE NOLANrE,
Whose artistic merits have Tor h-f the tile Of
la RENE UE LA C0RDE.
Frt appearance in Asrc, OF the two oest pantomims
HESRY ACCUSE JOSEF CARoN.
THE ZANFRETTA FAMILY,
ALEXANDER, the world-renowned Rope Artist
Mons aud Madame MAkrENAN. PAUL DONEIFl.
To brautifa boy YOUNG AMERICA. ,..-.
AUGUST MULLER - Mile. hORIENsE'
LOUISE ZANFRETIA
KATE IENNOlE5 AID Non. BLANGY.
ILL CORPS DE- BAALEE
The opeLiD. Pauomime. nrst time in ADe.icA, called
LA sQUELECrf
AND ALSO, MASON ROUGE.
Ia which all tie company will apiear During the eyenirg
IA BELLE ROSITA and ALEXANDER ZAsFRETIA, IN
their wonderful Performance 0n the Iigus Rope.
The whole Company IN tweuty-seyeu different acts
SATURDAY AFTERNOON GRAND MATINEE,
commencing al 2! O'clock
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DAsIKL II. BUHDErT Auotionesr.
~ s. MARSHALs SALE.

DAKIEL H. BUHDKfT. Auctopeef
NJ s. MARSIiALs SALE.
~. PRIZE PROPERTY
4 bURDETT JONES 4 CO. will coll on THURSDAY MAY
H. Of II o'clock. Al g. NJ. Wheeler Co.'S stores Atlantic
Dock Broozlyn by order OF tho Hon Gideon Weles seer.
4ary tbs Navy under direction Of IL Murray. esq u D
Marshal \. ID. N. y:
fAROOEs Of Schooner HETTiWAN.
II FLORIDA. .
u And Brig MlNHA,
Sons,s.ing Of COTTON. RoslN SALT.
COPPERAS, EPSON SALTS,
GUNNY BAGS. aud GROUND SALT
Alec. at IL o'clock. a. the Same place, GU board,
SCHOONER FLORIDA.
Ger TACKLE and APPAREL aud FURNITURE, as abe
bow lies at the Atlantic Dock. -
4 Also BRIG MINNA, her TACKLE. APPAREL FUR
&ITURK &c, as shs lies At the Atlsntic Dock.
4 Catalogues now ready.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL KEW EN- E
~, Collection Disct, State Of Ncw-foIk ceuipIi'hs
the lat ~ AID An WARDS OF th@ City Of New iofk
NOTICE ~ hereby given tba toe unieIb-d hes fseeVeu
hi. ANNUAL COLLIE TON Llof from the assessor o.
he t,r,1 Di.tfic oil he Ss'e Il Nsw-fof~, nrd IN =
inc m lea ~ t-1r therein specified have besome dnr enu
able thnt1 will attend Ia person. OF oJ deputy ~ my
No L., BROADWAY,
IN a.. y,h tay OF MAY Instant, aud from day 70 usy there
snsr exc,i 4 NJ VS. snd including tho 10Th Gay o
NAV mi beiw,ca the ho.r. Of 10 e. M aud y M To re
ocived snI collect the SAME III. -
Ard at persons VIII, shel neglect g pay The dre, snd
ts1ss - a. Aforesaid s,.,d upon them within TIE t'
sprcihed III be iiable TO IoqiTed 70 Pay ''n P ''"U
sditfig.sl npob tho amour. thersO.
SCI n ton 10 of tho .., - -.
"ACT 40 PROVIDE INTERNAL REVENUE TO bUP-
PORT THE GOVERNMENT. AND TO PAY
TIE INTEREST on TIE
PUBLIC DEBE"
Approved July l, 1867.
Any person IN y. n ms or her option,
PAY SUCH DUTIES OR TAXES
before the time herein specified -
SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector I'D District,
State OF NswYork.
Dated, New.York. May ?. 1863
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NOTICE.-A BAG, purportng to contain
~ $500 N god-whout any marx TO dr,ignao tue party
who put % ts same-proved on examipa,ion to contain
aref auolut by hundred OF G'nTs inc surpiu'
will restored the owner proper proof OF
WIN gEARLs. No Hanoyss,, New.lorA
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C,s1onIousY Nsw YoKE CcmFCToFs oFros t'h say 1861
Sc now under seizure at this port, as having been i'm
nHE following articles Of MERCHANDISE

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2iArI a, ysnF
OF
nab ID 1.-THE %
0"''iH"H"' "f'0"'
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Gntusrnenfs.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN. ag
W ANOTHER NOVELTY.
,, ,. ANOTHER NOVELTY
THIS EVENING the young ComeaiAn
MR.. j. ,. CLARKE,
pronounced by thu . II tho press and publc
OUR GhEATk ~ COMIC kRrISf,
OUR GREATEST COMIC ARTIST,
will appear for ths scc)nd ime IN the character Of
Mr.. sMA5hlNGrOS,
n new firce emitted
SOMEBODY'S COAT.
written expressly fof hin D3 J. T.. MUll.e. esq.
IL al be- preceded b. r the lsst tinel Tom Tsyiors
dsshirg Comedy,
BABES N THE WOOD.
which hsB made
THE GREATEST HIT
In tie OF msrdment. being rec ved, from its
10 IT, with continuous Of laughter
jeremiah Beetle t. pecked Tod sin ghOle keepeD,
Hr j. s. CLARKE
originally cted BY him many nights succesiou with TO-
marEal!e taCc-ss.
Lazy fsnchs hu htOn Mts Ada Union
titnA apLt H. v ouioS
q Ldk
NN.'"ii n DsNoHP"ss
REMEMBER! LAST kIGhF Or
BABES ~ TIE WOOD
SECOND NIGHT Of SOMEBODY'S COAT