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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEYELAND. D.,..... Ma

PORT OF CLkVELAND.... May 80.
ENTERED,
SIR Oeefn, Evans DatT3if
htrfolesieT. Ward. Bunal0
Prop Granite State. his-On, Duukirk, So tons mdsa
kclr Arabau Boyau, Presqae Isle
sohI Meicalet, N vTcaliet lOleioi IS "a lumber
posts
schr ChaeTge simpson, Marquette; so tons iron ore,
sl clgsaslo Hsniastoa Aarqueltri 2i5 tons lion oro
Lyon
son Dspoc aVou vego; 275 bbs salt so tons Dig iron
sohr sarsou Horne, huhio 100 tons coal Gu ION marble
iron ' F''
soar Am.nia. ScoVile Buffalo.
Sow spanksr, Burke, sanaaskYi y cords stone,
CLEARED.
SIR Ocean. Evlns. Detroit
ST. Fore ter. Ward BulIilO.
Prop AkTon Barnelt, ugdensbughi 1000 bbls -four O
Sch D. Newha Parkhill, Forester; go tons coal, p c.
Sch swan Van sips Detroit
sch Eihan liep, Morris Marquette; 20 tons Il r. iron,
hfh a. honeus, Andrews, Marquelto
b-hspinksr, burke, sanduskY.
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FORMING A TRLwEEKLY LINE,
CONTRACTING AGENTS.

CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN J. MOORE, Agent N. Y. c RR No 2o7 Broad
NJ II. EPAULpLNG, Agent spaulding's Express, No 2iO
| Broadway. Y
| CHAMBERLiN, THOMAS & co Proprietors # NIer-
chants Crnr1l Cunnl Line, No. l9l broadway N. Y.
WNI. STEWART Agent cleveland PittsbuTr Railroad,
! Pittsburgh.
d, h. WILLIAMSON, Agent Cleveland b Pittsburgh
RnilToad Wheeling Va
HUBBY HUGHES Co, Forwarding Merchants, ,Cleve-
land Ohio
MIX a MORRIS Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
ONO
IT, { MCDOWELL. Special Agent Cleveland, o.
J. J TALLNADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
Wis.
RICHMOND CO., cor Clark and South Water streets,
Chicago
mal6:15q Office foot uf Mchgau II Brff''o, y V.
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BUFFALO MARKEr-Mnv 30

ny TELEGRAPH.
flourlu Dir danuud aud ime; sales Ol ls00 bill; g.
for Oriiunr ute from pperlk pruR whoaI; SIaT3,5s
Tor extra Michigan diana aud Ohio; 81 5Ul for uOubiU
extras.
q ain-No demand and nothing doing iD wheat
CoIifiuu tules uf 2OO bus uusound 7Jc l3OCO hu
sound lll ut slc
GA s-Se ling IN Ielhl way al J6c
WHISKY omiuut at gBg.
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ISo HrrsLEv, Prs AtIyL l. "'OHi II AN maSi7 snSF7"
ON TuE 1oTn NV nn AnD1

ON THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL
" 1859, JENNIE OTIS, filed in the Office of the Clerk
Of tho Cour Of Common Pleas within the county
Of Cuyahnga and state of Ohio her petit against VIII
liam f. Otls uYng Tor divorce; and for change Of
name from Jennie ots to Jennie Paker and alle for
cause that said William q. Otis il impr soned In the
state Prison Of TIE State Of Wconsn for The crime Of
pa ssing counterfeit bank bills. JENNIE OTIS. -
Aprl 10 0-fwEa Hv r. l.. FISH her attorney
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lD)psifians & 5urQeOls.
]. NJ. JOHNSON, M. D.

MUNICIPALITIES.
90 Once 9l S3rtweli's Block gpsror Street Corner SEN
ieb6;dl
ITO Chronic EIUGLiOES.
nR. BANNING, Qate of New York }
~ gives notice that he has located at
No. I14 Euclid Street.
And that having now perfected his sts.em nf BRACES
PILE SPkINGS CHILDBED GIRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He is preparelo treat casually without med one) the fol
lowing aud analogous affections, viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irriub thr, at and ,yeakpess and
h01t seheSs Of voice ln speaking aud singing
81, WEAKNESS Or THE CHEST, with cough, hlee ediug at
heart
DERANGENTENT OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
tlout acdty seuse Of collapse fantuess dull dragging
pains n the sides and u gone feeling which are az
WEAKNESS AND FAILING OF THE BOWELS;
WIN constipation, chronic darrhma, prolnpsus ami end
nU RINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
SEMINAL WEAKN ESSES; which if not arrested so
sggsTTS end @s 70 S insanity 9Pa physical luin
and weak Of the back which, II uO arrested tend to
their increase aud TO consumption
HERNIA; radical effected Ton new principe) by
Ueins OF ms new combination Brace Truss.
DEBANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMI-
LIS, WIN coldhess, nuHhness, heayness and swelling
The dropping young LADIES' with shoulders anu
E uuu saTp shoulder blades, aud atnes Of the chest
| removed '' >
SKIRT SUPPoBrERsThe attention OF ladies' is called to
Skrt supporter by which OF the abeV affections may
ne prevented ana relieved the and bearing Of the
| letter when Or. B may he seen
hS medical profession are invited to examine his suTg
Ludy IN attendance upon Ladies' declO
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CtaoI Notifte.

SHERlFFS SALE.--Pursuant to the
gour Common PLEAS u Cuyahcru County 81 the su q
md ob S Ss a aa 20 s "'pss Injected 9n'f Shall Y01sl dsl
fgr sale At public anco1. At thg door oi the Court
10 the civ Of Cleveland In said County on ho ih day Of
described lands and te emeWts 10 VIII situate In Ike
townshp Of Chagn Falls, the state of Ohio aud (which
beng the whole lols6 aud pat Of oi o. and bounded
street east by alley running from Pearl street 70 Centre
street, aud north by psr o. said lot No, decided 10
% t6o more les ba, subject 70 ali Legal 6ishwys
w w ,,.as. v,o,. p, L. wIoHTNAN, sheriff.
William tiillman 1 sAEmFf's SALE, (.
Jane, Egberi and others. J In Partition.
PURSUANT TO THE COMMAND
Common Pleas Of Cuahoga Co. above entitled actiono
door Of H. c6uIt House Soner Of ssnscs and CRSpsiS
sreets In the city Of Cleveland in said County on The Hh
ioSos described isnds and tenrents to Wit siuste ~
the tuwnshg aud yege Of hegi2rd ~ iho County Of Guy
follows Being he CHAIR Facorv Lot situate on original
the south eastory corner Of The bridge acros mill race
so s9q "a deS9s %' I9SR @ ~ ~ @ 9A o eohs o e99 %
degrees eost CHAINS TO the edge Of water in Tnkers
Sy slgs iS RS soalhsf end Of 4sh Si papaet wn on
the dem thence norhery on I'D wall to southe side Of
mill race thence south 3s egrces west chain n haks
along tho southery edge Of mill race To the place begin
subject TO he gfist mill aud saw mill
Also yuge lot No. II VI Rob Egbert's subdivision
Orpartn said original o. bounded on two sidos hy
Willis street westerly ny village lot No, ~ uorhory by
bluff OF rukei's Greek Together with all the machine
engine and fixtures upperung to the said Char Factory
Appraised az Sb,O00 .
n. l.. wIGuTNAN sheriff
JouN CRowELL. Plf's Atty. ma, 5idg3
SHERIFF q SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE-pursuant to the commard OF an order Of
issued Cuuri Common Pleas Of CuyahOea
County at the sut Of Hsnr Chamberlain, pla lif VS..
GeOreb Harding, Defend iut, TO directed shall offer
for sale Public Auction, at the door of the Court House
(corntr If SeueCa and Cuvmplan streets) the Cit OF
Cleveland. IN said County the 4th day Of June lsh9
at 4 o'clock NJ ofsad day the following described lands
and euemeuts, to wit Situate In BROOKLYN township and
is known city lots Nos 81 ard stones suh0i-
vision ut OF original lot No S. In Ohio City, and
situRed Washing street. beg each 80 oet trout and
rear an l32tet Ia deDth together with all the hereda
aud app theIeunto belonging but subject
90 63uppraIsed al S2s0
d. L. wIGHTNfAN,
Shorthand Special Master CUm'r.
PAlMER & AUsT1N, PICS Attv's. mny4td
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Shorthand Special Master CUm'r.
PALMER AUsTIN, PIGS Attvs mny4td
CHERTFF y SPEOIAL MASTERlS

~ sALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an order of
sale issued from tho Court Common Pleas of CuyahOga
Coury, at the suit OF John Fehy, plaintiff against John B.
Cooley et al defendants, to directed shall offer Tor
So lie at Public Auction, The door Of The Court House.
(cOnerof Seneca ind Champain steesl ia he City ui
Cleyeand IN l County, The ih day Of June $50 a.
u o'clock A. NJ said day the following described lands
and euements, to via Situate the township Of Brook
yu Cleveland said County aud is known by being
part of lot No b according 70 tue 0r mat ey of said
township, apd bounded sud described as tOo Begin
nng ON the north eide Of Bayey street. a. mo once ON the
side Of lands enclosed BY ThOmus NJ Cure thence
northery u right angles tom Baye street hundred
feet thence westerly parable with said Bayley fifty
ieet, thence right angles suuhtTy hundred
said Bailey street, thence eastery said fifty feet
the place Of beginning her with al the heedita-
ments end uppurenance thereunu belonging but subject
10 all streets and highways. Appraised % Sl!3,
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1859. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,.
American and Western Transportation
Companies Line Boats,

Tho hove named Steamers all Of the arge class,
with ample accommodations for Freight nuI Passengers,
being fitted up expressly for ths Upper Lake Trade
Tsf- People moving tu the WESTERN STATES and
Pixies PEAK will find this the most desirable route -
The accommodations for h mi lies with Wagons ho ses aud
Fum particular such 10 give sat
clnhero being transit till they reach the port
OF de- iunli0n.
C~ Contracts mnle at low Merchnndiss, Iron,
Nails, &c, &c, TO Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate
pors
~ Freehts received at Warehouse for shipment ard
hrCcirfs Given
~ Freight or Pssshse apply and consign 10
Il N BOND.
mari .. Agent, CLEVELAND, Ohio
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Jo'oph W bIlHoh, IA Court 90 Common Pleas
ACuyuU
w IL hutchinson OF. al For money only.
YHE DEFENDANT, w. III. HUT
4 chinsou, resident Of THIS State, will take mo-
CO that he Plant fled his petition against hm in the
Clerk Office Of this county, claiming that there due
him nom The defendant the of SGll rs ntores
from May 3D. 1859; nj that an order OF alta chment
IN sad case, an1 M1sufY Dole n Co.. of Cleveland
served qs the GamsheeS oi said defendant said Hutchn-
sou VIII answer or demuf TO said petition beOe Ju-
y 18TH 1854 the VIII be as confessed an
Judgment entered accordingly
Attest R. NOBLE, Clerk
CARTIER THAYER Plh.s AttY
NAV 2lth. 1850 1n,raller,aas
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~ L. W ANAl NJ AN
Sheriff and Special Master Comm ssiuner
FEn q Ans rTN plNiq Aftivr fusvEtI. "A
GHERIFF ~ SPECIAL MASTER5S

SHERlEF a. SPECIAL MASTER'S
~ SALE-NOtice is ereiyg that BY virtue Of pu-
orcer sale Ied fm the Court OF Common pleas
u Cuyahoga County Of the su OF Juhu Coleman against
MTOn Bay et al. aud 10 me directed, shall offer for
sale at PublC Auction Ht the dnur Of the Court House.
ION Seuecu aud Chumpniu In the City Of
O'Clock p NJ olsuid day the following described premis
es to wit: Suateu the OWnshiUU Wafrensvle, being
No. in tho nth rnge townships the Connecticut
Western Reserve u the "a ct Ohio and which is also
the County Of Cuyuhugu, at kuU BY being
lot s. and bOunued 10 lows oginuug al the Oenlre Of
road running to Bel ud running south iu lands owned by
Georg bey. Ia u0i SAID lise 10 reds thence
s4uth along The nu- tu lids by AsOm SaiSbur,
the alOns said liuo lie centre OF he Cleveland
and ChagTu Falls plank Ruud, hence along said ioud
the place beginning, sup sed to cOutuin thr acres
subject To the Cleveland AID hahuuiug Railroad running
through II. Appraised at S3Tj.
ID. l. WIGUTMAN
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oATs-Haye further declined and dun at BE- for
Good mixed Offering 4o Saturday with
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hOMEOGAIhlSI.
Ofce lO7 Sartwell's Block Superior Street Corner
sca s. Residence No. IA Pittsburgh -, Cleveland
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-04-23
From the New Orleans Crescent.
THE STRIKING ATTITUDES

Presented by the powers of Europe at this cri
sis may thus be described Sardinia is wiry,
spunky, fierce little fellow "r'aring and charging
to pitch into Austria, and only restrained by his
big friend and backer, France, who is holding him
of and cody watching for the best chance to turn
the game little fellow loose, with the admonition
"Go n little chicken an I'll back you !" Aus
tria, bulky fellow, but With not much stomach
for the fray, is stripped for the fight and standing
on guard ready to withstand the onslaught Of his
fierce little antagonist, whose powerful friend
causes him to feel little dubiops, and to be
"shaky about the pins. Prussia is 10 the uD-
willing attitude of the backer Of Austria, willing
to sneak away out of the difficulty, but obliged to
stand by and see his friend through. England
stands rather on the French Sandman side, with
deprecatory ''now-please don t-do.ir attitude and
look, but really afraid to formally and energetcally
interfere. Italy is charging round, obecting
strenuousy to the ring being pitched on his plant'
alton, wishing them to transfer the milling match
to some other location. The lesser powers are
down on their knees, peeping through the fence
at the menac ng combattants, in nervous anticipa.
tion of the opening Sf the ball. Russia is lolling
his Titan form up against the North pole, with
cigar in his mouth and his fists in his treeches
pockets. like some retired Tom Hyer of the ring
looking on at the sport with the eye Of q profess
sional, and not caring red which whips, SO that
they make sharp and lively play. He has got no.
thing staked the result, and is only interested
because it is sort of fun which suits his tastes.
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TRACTS FOR THE TIMES.

We ask the ask the particular attention Of tn,
friends of the Anti.slavery cause to the folowin,
new series of tracts just issued by heAmerican ant
Massachusetts, Anti'Slavery Societies. They afforc
an excellent opportunity and means of aiding tn,
cause, and of disseminating its great truths anC
principles. little money expended in them ma,
be made to accomplish great good. These tract,
may all be had at the following low prices by the
hundred, 50; dozen. 80 cts.; single, 3 cts. Apply
at the Anti.Savery Offices, 81 Cornhll, Boston,
and 1873 Nassau street, New York.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF SLAVE, AT SAVANNAH.
GEORGIA. Reported for The Tribune.
PRESENT CONDITION OF THE FREE CoLoRED PEo-
PIE OF THE UNITED STATES. BY Rev. James
freeman Clarke.
SPEECH OF WENDELL PHILLIPS before the Com.
mttee on Federal Relations, of the Massachu-
setts Legislature, in behalf of the Petition for
a Law against Slave hunting.
No FErTERs IN THE BAY STATE. Speech of VIM.
Lloyd Garrison, on the same occasion.
SPEECH OF CHARLES G. BURLEIGH at the Annual
Meeting Of the Massachusett Anti Slavery So.
ciety-"No Slave hunting in the Old Bay
State".
SPEECH OF REV. HENRY BLEBY, Missionary to Bar.
BADGES, on the Results of Emancipation in
the British West India Colonies.
SLAVERY AND THE AMERICAN BOARD OF CoxxIs.
sIoNERs FOR FOREIGN Missions. By G. X. w.
The AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, BosToN. By c.
X. W.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-04-23
SLAVE CATCHING AND SLAVE CATCH
ERS.

Free Ohio and Pennsy ylvaua have just been pro
famed afresh by being made the hunting ground
of the Southern man stealers and their U. S. eff
cial hounds. The kidnapping cases in brief were
these:
In September, 1856, man named Schetzer
came to the house Of J. Robinson, in Ross county
with a colored man named Lewis Early, who had
been slave of G. Kilgour. of Cabell county, Va
lie brought free papers, and Robinson, being
brother'in,law of KilgOur. and aware of his inten
tiOn to emancipate Early, gave the negro employ
ment, who deposited his free papers with Mr.. K
for safe Keeping. In October. 1856, Robiusoni
house was burned and Early's papers destroyed
At the time Of the FIRE Early remarked to one
the nsighbors that his free papers were gone pu
be continued TO work ip the ueghborhood wishou
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THE ANTI.sLAvERY BUGLE.

THE ANTI. SLAVERY BUGLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT sALEN, OHIO
sy the Executive Committee of the Western Ant
Slavery Society.
FERMS.-Sl,50 per annum payable in advanc'
k6S~ Communications intended for insertion, {
b addressed to BENJAMIN s. JONES, Editor.
0rdets for the paper and letters containin.
money in payment For the same, should b
Addressed to ANN PEARSON Publishing AGen'
Salem, Columbiana Co., Ohio.
b6rMoney carefully onveloped and directed al
above may be seat by mail at our risk.
pa~we occasionally send numbers to those who
are not subscribers, but who believed to be in
crested in the dissemination of nti.slavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
selves or use their influence to extend its circula
tion among their friends.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square tl6lines) three weeks, sl,0O
4" Each additional insertion, rs
=" Six months, 400
+" One year, 600
Two Squares six months, 500
'" One year, 800
One Fourth Column one year, with privilege of
changing monthly, 1900
Half column, changing monthly, 2o,OO
b6rCsrds not exceeding eight lines will be in
serted one year for $780, six months, $500.
j. HUDSON, PRINTER.
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A DRESS
FROM the
Inhabitants OF Warrington and lis Neighborhood


Inhabitants OF Warrington and its Nsighborhoo,
| TO THE
Citizens Of the United States Of America.
The principle that man eau not hold property il
man appears to US Of such universal application,
that We are ready at first to believe il must be o.
universal practice. But when we are painfully re
minded that in America, men and women, of like
passions with ourselves, are bought and sod and
treated as chattels. is difficult to reduce our re
monstrances to q set form. We think nature her
self should resent the outrage. 1t is hard to coin
our hearts into arguments, to twist our feelings
into logic, and with words to vindicate tho stamp
Of God.
1nasmuch, however, as slavery has grown up
through generation after generation, an Institu.
sion Of America, and as thus what is an outrage
may be looked upon as product of nature, We will
attempt to frame an appeal.
By our common humanity, which slavery insults
by the one origin, one probation, and one end Of
all men. be they black or white-by that one God
who sits above tho condolences of all as universal
Lord--and by that final acce unit which. without
distinction Of Master or Slave, we must render up
at the great day-by these considerations we ap.
peal to you-to you who now ply this unlawful
traffic, that you rchnquish it for and to you
who are engaged in the noble work Of abolition
that you 60 forward conscious that you have with
you the great heart of England, that in your high.
est enthusiasm keeps equa! pulse with yours-and,
il it were allowed to speak out the great heart of
man.
We make this appeal, not in the spirit of dicta.
tion but of friendship. We recognize the common
brotherhood of all men; and this appeal is lodged
with our white brother on behalf of him who is no
less our brother, and whose equality. it is esab'
ishod in nature We would desire to be established
in universal recognition.
THOS. G. RYLANDS, j. P,
Mayor of Warrington.
WILLIAM QUEKETT.
Rector Of Warrington.
GILBERT GREENALL Member Of Par
lament from the Borough of Warrington.
The address has also received the signatures Of
1922 gentlemen, tradesmen and other inhabitants
Of Warrington and neghborhood.
ROBERT GASKELL,
Seo'y Warrington Anti Slavery Society.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-04-23
From the Pittsburg Gazette.
GOOD ADVICE.

Our neighbor Of the Post advises Daniel Webster
(by that name is the man whom it was recently at.
tempted to kidnap at Harrisburg, called) to flee
at once into Canadal "If." says the Post, "Penn.
sylvania is too near old Virginia forgsafety, let
Webster fee into the realm of her Majestyl"-
Just so; let Daniel conquer his prejudices" as
the great man for whom he is named advised the
people Of Massachusetts, to do when that vile and
unnatural fugitive Law was passed! The present
Daniel, who not only "came to Judgement" bu,
passed through it, may have some preference for
the land Of his birthl He may admire the stars
and glory in the American Eagle; Le may. per
haps, have sort of liking for his wife (so callsd)
and children. We can pardon the poor fellow
some slight objection to the ''stripea," and per
hsps wonder that biped which has "no rights q
white man is bound to respect, should object tc
voluntary and perpetual exile from his own coun
tryl The safest thing for q man of tawny com
plsxion to do in this
"Land of the free and homo Of the brave"
is to get out Of il as fast as possible. Go out
Daniel Webster Leave this land The Law
knows no such creature. 1t is true, you have a
wife and family which the very next kidnapping
Shaw that prowls into Harrisburg may steal with
impunity but you are black, Daniel Webster, and
for such. the hated soil of monarchy is the only
safe ground on which to tread. "Psnnsylvania il
too near Virginiaw You have been caught like a
thief you have been dragged one hundred mile.
from your home and the neighbors who knew you
and put on trial for your liberty among total
strangersp Notwithstanding you have been de-
clarsd no slsve mark you it 10 cot safe for you to
be near any place where 1t is profitable for you to
bs made slave. Flee for your liberty to the land
Of nation that does not profess to be the "fressi
on the globs". As you leave your native soil,
turn your eyes back upon US and sing
Forever float that standard sheet, Lob. .-l
Where brea.hss the foe, but falls before Us,
With Fredom's soil beneath our feet.
And Frssdom'r banner waving DER u.s."
Sslahi ree .ie .sa5 -.a.-- -sa.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-04-23

NATuRALIzAToN OF FOREIGNERS Judge Mclean
decided on Thursday in the case of Matthew
Smith, who applied to the probate court of Ham
iton county for naturalization papers in 1885, ha
such courts were empowered to issue them. 1t was
held that the power to naturalze was exclusively
n Congress; but it was also held that Congress
might authorize such jurisdiction by State courts
The act declares that every court of record in any
individual State, having common law jurisdiction
shall be considered district court and have juris
diction in the issue of naturalization papers The
probate courts of Ohio are courts of record, and
have common law jurisdiction in the power to is
sue the writ of ha6eas corpus, hence the decision