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NAsHvTLLE TRNNESSEE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER is, S63
United States of America /:

DTsFRICT OF MIDDLE TENNFSsEE.-No q.
VIZ HEREAs an information has been filed in the
w District Court Of the United States for the
District aforesaid, on the l2ih day Of September
1885, by Horace Il. Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of the
United States for said District, agaiust box
tanning Medical BoOks, and six boxes containing ia
all one hundr ed and nfteen bales Of Spun THREAD;
alleging in substance that the lst day Of January
1865 in the District aforesaid land said property
seized forfeited to the United states, because
the owner thereof being engaged IN aiding aud abot
ting an armed rebellion against the Government {
the Uutel States, at the time Of the passage OF
act Of Congress- approved July II, 1862, aud eati.
tied, an act 20 suppr in5urrecti, n, 10 punish
treason and rebellion, 20 seize and cor dscate the
property OF rebels and for other purposes did not
within sixty day after the Proclamation of the Pres
dent Of the United States made on tho 25fh day Of
July, 1862, in pursuance Of said act cease 10 aid
countsnauce, aud abet ga rebellion, and return 20
his allegiance 10 the United Sta ties; and pray Tor
process 10 enforce the seizure hsoaton and
domination Of sid property
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitiun Of
said Court, under the seal Of the Court, to me
directed and delivered, | do hereby give pub 90
notice to all persons concerned IN interest ia said
property, TO appear before the said Court the rs
Gay Of the next Term thereof being October 1911,
1868, at the Federal Court ROOM n the Capitol, at
Nashville, In the District aforesaid then and there
TO interpose their claims 10 that behalf
n r. GLASCOCK,
T.. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
sup l6-l4t
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United States of America {:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE rENNEssEE-No. "a.

w HEREAs, an Information has been filed in the
w District Court Of the United states for said Dis
trict on the Tth day September, 1s63 by Horace II.
Harris ksq Attorney for the United States for said
District, behalf OF the United States against IS
bags Of Coffee Of which bags are marked payne,
James CO.." 10 bags are marked "Strioker Co.."
Of which A. kimrs is the reputed owner, seized on
the 9th DAY Of September 1863 10 the sIrlct afore
said, on land by Joseph u. Dicn, Surveyor Of Gus
toms AZ the Port Of Nasvie forfeited TO the United
States, for the causes set forth in said Information
the said information alleging In substance on the day
and year aforesaid, sa d property transported from
Louisville, 10 the State OF Kentucky, TO Nashville, in
the State Oi Tennessee, without permit OF duly
authorised officer Of the Treasury Department Of the
United states, contrary 20 the regulations Of The Sec
retary Of the Greasu Department made on the 81 VI
day Of March, 1868, in pursuance Of an act Of Con.
gress, approved the 10 day Of July, 1901 cnti-
tied ian act further TO provide for the collection Of
duties Imports, and for other purposes - and also,
contrary 10 the provisions of said act.
Now, therefore, IN obedience TO the mOnitOn Of the
Court under the seal Of the Court 70 directed aud
delivered, | do hereby give public notice N all per-
SONS claiming said property, or knowing, or having
anything 20 say, why the same should not be con-
demned forfeited, that they be and appear before
sid District Court TO be held at the Federal Court
ROOM at tho Capitol, in the City OF Nashville The
lgth day Of October 1868 then aud there 10 ntcrp1se
their Claims
E. r GIASCOCK,
o. s. Marshal f,r Middle District ofTenuessse
sepll--l4t.
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United States of America

WHEREAS, an Information has been filed in the
w District Court of the United States lor said
District the 9TH day Of September, 1868 by Horace
H. Harrison, Esq, Attorney for the United States for
said District behalf OF the United States against
kegs Of Brandy, l keg OF Whisky, and 10 boxes
marked a." and supposed TO contain Wine, and
against =! persons lawfully intervening for their Inter
ests theren said property having been seized re
spectivey the Gath the 26th, and 29th days o Au
gust 1858, in the District aforesaid on land by Joseph
X. Dilou Surveyor Of Customs at the Port Of Nash.
Vile, as foriei cd TO the United States for causes
SET forth 10 said Information, which alleges in sub
Stances that the days and year aforesaid said pro
pery transported from the State Of Kentucky, TO
The s. ate Of Tennessee, without permit Of duly
authors officer of the United States Treasury De
partment and prays for process u enforce the sci
zure, coniscation and condemnation OF said pro
perty.
Now, therefore, in obedience to the montion Of the
Court under the seal OF the Court to me directed aud
delivered do hereby give pubic notice to all per
sons claiming said property, or Ia any manner inter
ested therein, that they be and appear before the
said District court to be held at the Federal Court
room at the Capitol, In the city Of Nashville and Dis
trct aforesaid, the 30 day Of October 1868, then
and there to interpose their claims.
n X. GLASCOCK,
sepll-l4t u. S. Marshal, Middle Dist OF Tenn.
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United States of America /:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE-No. 20


"A HEREAS, an information has been filed IN the
w District Court Of the United States, for said
District the 7th day Of Sept, G3, by H.H Harrison,
Attorney Of the United States for the District aforesaid
against 10 Pianos, of which one O. d. Elliott, is the
reputed owner ezed the 3lst day Of August 1858
in the Dstr CT aforesaid, on land by w. G. Brown
low, Special Agent Of the United tates Treasury
Department as forfeited to the United States. for
causes fully set forth in said nformatDn, which al
eges in substance, that alter the passage of act Of
Congress- approved July IL, 1902, aud entitled, "an
act 10 suppress usurrcctt to punish treason aud
rebeli0u - seizs aud olni cate the property Of re
be s. and for other purDoss tue said Elliott, in the
State Of Tennessee was enge gcd in aiding and abetng
armed rebellion against the U. s. and did not with
in 60 dnys aler public warning and Proclamation duly
given, made by the President of the United States,
on the 25h day Of July, 1869, in pursuance of said
act aid, countcnanoe, and abet said rebel
lion and return 10 bis allegiance 60 the United States,
contrary to the requirements Of sid act and said
Proclamaton and praying for process, and that said
property be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, in obedience TO the monition OF
the Court under the Seal Of tue Court TO direct
cd and delivered do hereby give public notice to
all persons claiming sud property or knowing, or
having anything TO say, why the same should not be
condemned "a forfeited, that they be and appear be.
fore said District Court TO he held at the Federal
Court room at the Capitol, in the City of Nashville
on the 10th day OF October 1858, then and there tt
interpose their claims. e. X. GLhSCOCK,
q. s. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
sepli-l4t, f.'.
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United States of America:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TBNNESsEE-No.

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TkNNkSSEE-No. ~
VTTHEREAs, an infSrmation was filed in the
w istriot Court Of tho United state for the Dis'
tnict aforesaid, the 18th day Of September 1883.
by Horace H. Harrson, Esq Attorney Of the United
States, TOR tho District Aforesaid behalf Of the
United States, against eleven boxes Of Goods Wares,
and merchAndigr, whereof three boxes contain
Shoes three, Shirts one Boots Roots and Shoes
one, Hats one, Knapsacks aud Haversacksi one,
pomestio and other articlesi alleging ia substance,
IN on the Ist day Of eeptefn her 1865 in the Dis
trct Aforesaid, on land, sd property seized by
Thomas Cox, Captain and A Q. ~. u. s A as foi-
ited g. the United States for the set forth In
the tald information, to Wit that on the day and
yoar aforesaid said property was purchased 10 be
used IN aiding, ahettug and promoting an insurrec-
ton against the Government OF the United Sta tes;
and further, that, on the day and year aforesaid,
said property was transported ir m Louisville, ip
tho State OF kentucky, 20 Nashville Ia the STATE Of
Tennessee, without a permit Of duly suhorised
officer Of the Treasury Department or, II with such
permit that the same was obtained by false state
ments aud deception, iD violation Of the regulations
Of the Secretary OF tho Treasury, made March 3l,
1868 and further that a. the time Of and after The
massage Of an act OF Congress, approved July n,
1882 entitled "an act 10 suppress iusurreotlou, 20
punish treason, 10 seze and couhscate the property
of rebels and for other purposes" the owner Of said
proporty was engaged Ia aiding and abettiug an
armed rebellion against the Government n the Unit
ed States, aud did not within sixty days after the
Proclamation Of the President Of tho United states,
made on tho 25th day Of July lst3 in pursuance Of
said act cease 20 aid countenance, and abct said re-
b. Hon aud return 10 his allegiance 10 the United
n tes aud praying Tor pfoooss agautt hall propei W
20 enforce the seizure, eonhsoaton aud oondemna
tiOn thereof o.,
Now Therefore, in pursuance uf uc mon.ton Of said
Court under he seal OF Tho Court to me directed aud
delvrfcd do hereby give public notice 20 all per-
sons concerned iu interested 10 tho property hore'
aid that they be aud appear before said Court ai
m, Fedora Court rDOm iu the Capitol, az Nashville,
ln tbs District Aforesaid, on the hrst day OF The
paxt l,rpi IA reef tsing october l0th, ls63i then
and thers 30 uteu0so their claims, aud make their
''' ER GLAsCOCK,
u. s. Marshal for Middle pistrist &. feur ossee.
Eaplt-lN
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United States of America

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNESsEE.-No 10.
WI HEREAs, information has been fled in the lis
w Court Of the United states for said District
the 4 day August, A. ID. 1868, by John Trimble,
Esq Attorney for the United states r said District
aud on behalf the United States, against rertan
Lot and the large unfinished Hotel building, and
other improvements thereon, standing, situated On
the North west Of On urch Spring and Cher
ry streets in Nashville District aforesaid, said un
finished building being known as the Maxwell House,
one John Oyerton being the repurtod owner thereof
said property having been seized by, and now in
custody OF + T. Glascook, Marshal, SO, under an
order Of seizure, issued by said John Trimble, Au
gust 81, 1868, alledging, In substance, amonS
other things, that said property was seized
land in said District, and Is liable 10 conscation
because said owner was on the Ist day Of January,
1883, engaged la aiding and abotting certain armed
rebellion against the Government OF the United States
not having returned to bis allegiance 10 the United
States within 60 days after the Proclamation Of the
President OF the United States referred 10 In said
information.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monition, under
the seal OF said Court, TO directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said properly, u In any manner Interested therein
that they and appear before Che said District Court
10 be held ut the City Of Nashville, In and for said
District Dthe 10th day Of otober 1868 AUTO O'Clock
10 the forenoon Of that day then and there 10 in-
terpose their claims, and make their allegations In
that behalf n. 4. GLASCOUk,
Marshsl OF tho United States
for The District OF Middle Tennessee.
Aep-B-lAt
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water faclli-
"A ties, healthy, protuy sloped fno forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages In many respects,
Of both city ana country, and exempt from the dis
taxes, etc. The subscriber offers " SALE LOTS
on ali tho streets and avenues In th beautiful Mat.
Apply 20 u. g, bCONEL
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

ME oler hree Large Lots Ia the vicinity Of the
w Corporationspr <, and but "a ahort distance
from the General Railroad hepct, via; Il
ONE OF, with good picket isnoe, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet front, running through to Vine, about
900 feet, and fronting three sire a. total number
Of front feet about 1900.
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 3Q2 feet, run
nipg through 10 Molemore street about 200 feet
fronting on three streets, and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket ouce
Also, lur on ligh street, about SEQ feet 'front.'
street.
The three lots above mentioned a'e considered
good for manufacturing purposes, As thoy are con-
Ntntont cheap, have water facilities, and room Tor
waste material, aud are we'll worthy Of the alton
uon ot those who desire 20 invest Ia productive
property. II, G. SOOVEL.
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

NAI OULD DO Well TO husband aud apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap tho advantages
oi enhancement in tho value OF their property ward
OH the ind ucements and facilities for dissipation
aud escape the di'grdo0 and ruin incident TO being
caught In their snares and traps which are lnyoly-
ing and destroying thousands
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The Jewish New Year commenced oh
on the 18th inst, and the ceremonies on
the occasion are Of the most striking OF
the lsraelites' ceremonies Of the twelve
mOnth-tho jewish New Year. The
season is bein observed by alt the socio-
ties and synagogues Of the country
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MILITARY NOTICE.

cIyHE EXAMINING BOARD OF APPLICANTS,
Il for position in Colored Regiments, is now In
soss on at the zoieoher Building, on High street,
near edar street.
All PERSONS in the Military service, desiring TO
appear before said board, must .esent recommends
ti1ng and testim malls from their commanding OH
GERS, TO their good character and capacity. All
others will present like testimonials, from well
known mon of good stand'g
These papers can be forwarded 10 the Board, and
notice will be 20 the applicants, when they are
desired TO appear.
CHARLES NJ. LUM,
Col. 10th Mich. nifty, President.
A b CRANE, 1t. Col. s5th Reg. Ind. nifty, sec y
septl3--n
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500 Wood Choppers
Wanted

tNyE HUNDRED GOOD WOOD CHOPPERS
Il WANTED, aud he bea Price Pad. Will pro
vide passes IRON pressing ,,.,,,.,,.,,-,
Is Public Square, or "a south Vine street.
aug29 I'm.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale !

TJNHEsE LOTS possess the four fold advantages Of
i health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility -withal, choapness.
Apply 20 II. q. sCofEL'
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
Boarding and Day School 70

Nos. 1921 and 1929 Spruce Sired,
Philadelphia.
TV'HE REGULAR COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
] embraces the English aud n enoh Languages and
Literatufe-latin n required and all tho branches
which constitute thorough English education, ea-
pc ial attention being paid TO the latter by the
Principal. assisted by the beet Professors
French Is the language Of the family and Is con-
utly spoken in the institute.
The scholastic year commences septemi or loth,
and closes July lst For cirou and particulars,
apply 10 mADAME D'hERVILLH, Principal
rtl4-lmp.
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8 ;Is
NASHVILLRg. SEPT. A, 1s1

NASHVlhaAlE, SEPT. 4, 1868.
JOHN o. EWING, ESQ, Secretary and Treasuror of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
peny
DFAR SIR You will please call a meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election Of Directors Of
said Road, and for any other business upportaining
to said Company. The Election to take place the
Second Monday In October
NJ. BURNS, v p: Of the n. +" N. W. R. Co.
JAS. NJ. kEWS0M,
A. H. HICKS, II
W II. II lRN, ..
r. O. MoNAlRY, DIREcroRs.
W. u HANG HEf
ID, 4. McGANOCK. .t..'l
In pursuance Of the above order, the stookhold-
ers Of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company, win please take rotice, that meeting Of
thu stockholders Of said Company is Tequ red TO be
held in Nashville, on the SECOND MONDAH IN
OO oBER NEXT, being the 10Th day Of the month.
The meeting wnl COM enc at the ofiee OF tho Nash
VILE and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
A fall attendance Is requested.
JOHN 0. EWING, sOo'ry aud Treasurer.
aapg--td
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Prolong Life.

DY the purchase Of a Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly quarterly,
aud annual annoyancts, such as kkNT DUNs, which
confuse, disturb, fret, and shorten life
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir'
ahle part Of the city for Family Resiienoes Apply
70 IL. @. SCONEL.
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Sd. Lonis Medioal Oollege.

V'HE REGULAR LECTURES IN THIs INsUTU-
i TON will commence a. usual on Monday, "a
November. There will be preliminary course IN
October
For further iuhsAnatiou or circular, address,
CHARLfs A. Pope, Team.
aug25-w0wd2Aw6w.
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IOST.

nN TUESDAY MORNING, STH INST, ON CHER.
~ RY or Deaderick streets, hetweon the soldiers,
Rome and the Barracks, the DISCHARGE PAR htss
of Robert IA. Luse, 37th Inoiana, Co g., signed by
the Surgeon Ia charge Of the Convalesoents AZ hur-
freesboro. ANY information Of them, left At this
ofhoo, or at the Soldiers Home, will be thankfully
ROBERT II. LUsE.
scI0-2ts
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Bsauregard like the prophet Elijah,
will probably b. translated by fire, aud
Greek fire az that
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Thnt YalnabIe Business Lot,

DN the North side OF tho Public Square, next 10
" Messrs H. \ B Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and Eve twofths feet, aud running back about
Quo hundred and twenty two feet TO an alley, con-
mandlng ane view of Market street, Ia now offered
lot sale by "A. q SCOVE1a
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For Sale,

BRICK HOUSE situated on tho Franklin Pike,
4 corner Of B'as street, containing four TO ms,
ktchen STABLE etc thirty feet front, one hum
t II. G. SCOvEL.
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ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTERS OFFICE, |
Nashville, Tenn, sept "a, 1893.
Parties holding Purchase and Service Vouchers,
issued by Quartormasters duty at this Depot are
requested 10 forward TO this Office, previous TO Sep
tembsr 25th, statements Of the accounts, showing
by whom given, on what account, date and amount.
Accounts thus filed will have precedence In pay.
ment. 3. PERKINS, JR.,
Captain aud A q. N.
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Invest You \ our Money !

r no recent reriod in the history Of the country,
n more than tho present, have surrounding cir
rumstancts indicated the wisdom of investing y ur
money In something substantial. VIZ Real hstate,
GOOD Home lot or Place for Rusluesa.
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WANTED,

FIRST RATE PHoTogRAPHER, At GIERs
a GALLERY, corner Of Union aud College street
topli-jts
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And All other Good Tounosso Bank Money at par
This REAL ESTATE, comprises some q 'hc most
desirable sites In aud about tho city Of hashSllle
which has been and viii continue 10 bo ore Of The
llyolisst, healthest most thriving, and money max
ING cities In the Union For sale by
II @. sCOYEL
OrrIoE-Corner Of Park and Capitol Avenue, noarly
opposite the Capitol, ortl Of Cedar street
ss- Zoe herewith schedule, Ia part " Roal Rs
tate viz .r.
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For Sale, Four Business or Home

ITALUABIE for residences or for business, be-
V cause Of their being centrally situated corner
Of Gay aud North Summer streets, upon sloping
ground, in healthy locality, near the Bynes'
school building and, ithsl close 20 the Ca tol and
its anticipated beautiful Park. Apply 70
n G. SOOVkL.
auR2l
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Faint AMI despairug la th,ir vatery bier,
lo tFu.y iufudiy shore the sailors sicor.
Repealed rom port 90 port thHy Sue Iu vain
And track With slow, unsteady alllth main,
luhI.st 20. Col nud mal Tll line "a 40 rui
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|lrnVCl,
1 Acfi,
cturch,
Islad,
a, HlerI
disease
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Especial Attonlinn

pNu 10 the purchase aud sale Of Real fsiatel
a. h'.L.ms Of Store houses, aud Dwolliugs, aud Gil
b-'' '9''ae's reQulnng.pDmpt ana odicient action
a. q. SCONEL
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W ANItb TO PURCHASE AND RENT HOUSES
~ Anl lots, IN aud about Nashville, and smoh
' Ald SAriens, within few miler oi Tie city
y'lt-u n G. SCONtl.
w W IaIk " north Of OalAr. 0nnn.LIa lle Oanio
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aged W1h
|tontion
lily disur
|opartuif fug
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home and abroad. Look at this oandi-
date Power as you Will, in its whole con-
unued existence, from its Alpha 10 ils
Omega, and 1t is nothing but slavery. Its
origin is slavery; its main spring is
slavery its object is slavery. Wherever
il appears, whatever II does whatever
form 1t takes, il is slavery alone and
nothing else, so that, with the contrition
of Satan, it might cry out ...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

GREELEY VS.. THE ADVERTISER AND
TRIBusE.-tThs aaitoEot the Detroit AID.
vertiser and Tribune seems, from the fol
lowing, to have been hity uapked out
by "H. Gu" the New York philosopher:
''The Detroit Advertiser and Tribune
seems to contradict osr sta,emsnt that its
editor had borrowed or begged 5000 Of
us, and should either return It or stop
his utterly snprovoksd and scurrilous
personal abuse. He says:
+" The editor Of this paper never bor-
rowed or begged cent Of him. The
writer of the paragraph he replies to saw
him on exhibition at Chicago, playing
the role Of secdy philosopher and reform.
er TO adniring country brnpkins, but
never had the honor Of his acquaintance.
and hopes never to BE- thus afflicted
Horace is simply unsouDd in his peri
cranicks, and strikes ont wildly. It NAV
be that somebody has borrowed $500 OF
him. but We doubt it. No attaohe Of
this Office. however, writes under any
such stimulus.
II know nothing 81 the writer of the
paragraph be replies TO- nor Of any at
tache to this Office but the Advertiser
and Tribune aforesaid appears TO be con-
Quoted BY H. Barns, editor and that
person soon after b. estsbiishsd Or housha
the Detroit Tribune, wrote NE ( iettoSU
unfolding his pscuniary needs, and NJ.
ing me TO appeal To Cor. Seward. "a,
whom no profcsssd to be, and proba6i,
Was, . political devotee) for relief.
| nads The application accordingly and i