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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


81 - ,ss@ WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20, 1861.
The Speaker called the House 70 order a!
/ 81 O'Clock. ss-ss~sass $50. srg-fg-
( ORDSANcE BUREAU.-On m3tion of Mr.
Lockhart Senate bill, No 80, to establish an
Ordnance Bureau and for other purposes
was taken up.
| Mr. Cummins offered an amendment to
! amend the militia laws so as TO effsctuall y
organise the militia, and to enable the az
thorities to secure the guns in the State foI
the use of the militia called into service,
which was adopted.
The bill as thus amended was then passed
on its third reading-ayes 81, noes 10.
Mr. Demoss was not satisfied that the amend
ment to the bill was constitutional, and he,
therefore, moved te reconsider the vote pass
Ing the bill, with the view of getting time to
examine its provisions, and he hoped his mo-
ton would be permitted to lie over.
On motion of Mr. Martin, OF Wilson, the
motion to reconsider was laid upon the ia
ble. ...--.t-.-.-
fSeyeral members stated that they voted
for the bill, regarding the amendment as a
military necessity, but were not satisfied as
to its consttuiionalityl.
A RECEss-The House then took recess
until two o clock.
New BILLs-Tbe following bills were ill.,
troduced. read the first time and passed:
By Mr Demoss, No 1S5, to pay for the cav
airy horses furnished to soldiers in certain
cases.
By Mr. Edwards, No 1876, fer the relief of
the people.
By ME- Mellow, II, No 1877, for the relief of
the revenue collector OF Greene county.
By Mr. Estes, No 188, to authorize the Com.
mercial Bank of Tennessee aud the Northern
Bank of Tennessee to change from free banks
to stock banks.
REsoLUrIoNs.-The following resolutions
were offered.
By Mr.. Parker: No. 72.-To provide for
the early adjournment of the General Assem-
bly,. Lies over.
By Mr. Caruthers: No. 73.-In regard to
the debt of F. N. w. Burton, as follows:
Resotped by the General Assembly of the STATE
of Tennessee, That the Comptroller OF the Trea-
sury be authorized to receive bonds Of the
State at par in payment of the S35. 1923 81,
and interest, due the State from r. n. w.
Burton, late Secretary of State, as Commits
sioner OF Internal improvements, as appears
by the report of the Joint Select Committee
of General Assembly, N .de to the Governor,
August IL, 1858, (page $50 provided there
is paid to the Comptroller st the same time,
the sum of S713. with interest thereon, in
cash, which is also tou I'd TO be due by said
report. And upon payment TO the Comp
troller, as aforesaid, the Attorney General
for the Nashville District shall dismiss the
prosecution now pending against the said
Burton. for the defalcation by which the debt
accrued. Satisfactory certificates that the
bonds are deposited in England or Canada,
so that the State may obtain them at the
end of the war, may be received by the
Comptroller in lieu of the actual possession
of said bonds.
The resolution lies over under the rule.
THE MILITIA LAws.--On motion OF Mr..
Lockhart, House bill No. 81, 10 amend che
militia laws, was taken up.
Pending the consideration OF the bill, he
House adjourned to hali-past O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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Commiseary and other Departments OF The
Confederate States, and all persons employed
Ia the manafactufe Of arms, powder and mu-
nitions of war for the State of Tennessee or
the Confederate Ssatess be and they are here
by exempted from service in the militia Of
this State. $3.50 -5
See. 23. That all guns not received by the
Colenels or agents shall be retained in the
county for home defence, and that the County
Courts are authorized to appoint county
guard OF such number as they may think
proper for home protection, to be COM
posed of such citizens as are not called into
active service; provided that. after the guns
have been delivered up under this act. any
citizen may purchase or have manufactured
guns for bone defence, which shall not be
subject to impressme0t under this act
Sec. "a. That all laws and parts of laws
coming in contact with the provisions of this
act, be and the same are hereby repealed, and
that this act shall take effect aud be in force
from the date of its passage.
I On the adoption Of the above, the Senate
adjourned to nine o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
DISPE AIRY

gIsHE attention OF Citizens strangers and 9th ers
ting Nashville, requiring nedidai aid is respect
fully called 20 this otce. No. II Dxzdefick street sec
ond door, between Cherry and the Square.
DIR. CoLEzAS is an old practtionsr or medicine: his
almost unlimited expt rience aud nattering success
many years past. in the treatment OF rkfv2rs Or
kAss has induced Linn TO devote bs undivided ustep
ton 20 all diseases fof this nlture. Many cases
the most inyeterate character have promptly yielded
70 his improved method OF treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph-
lis Gouorrhea, Gleat and all diseases Of the eenita
and urinary organs, meet with resistance to his
renidies. l-t e. f-ssz
All female irregularities and functional isdersnss
ments Of the Womb, and the diseases airing fr ou-
Gestaton snd i'll managed parturitior.
Every case of Redacible Rapture and Of Plea and
Proapsas of the Recturn. and most Of Fist1a
can DO cured % process nearly pa;niess IL either
OF the latter cases ID undertaken by Dr. Coleman,
cure ia tacdrt0biy rarTdsstcd careful examination
always Ysesents the necessary Indications Of SUCCESS
f1itEseby his improved method Of Operating
Persons OF either applying in person BY letter
describing easel tbs FIRST symptoms Of seeuais
specific disease be cured, u most cases. by the
sbortive method, In forty eight hours
Strict con1dence. prompt attention, and moderate
charges, will govern him with his patrons
81 No mercury used in the treatment Of eesereol
diseases, be believes Tin most cssesl it produces
worse disease than that Il 10 given 70 cure.
Once hours from eight IN the morning TIL zine N
che evening odle-am
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SheriHs Sale.

UY virtue OF alias veudi exponas, me dir cited
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, lis ptember term
1861, will expose 10 public sale TO the highest bid
DER for cash, at the Court House yard in the CITY of
Nashville, Saturday, the S0ih day of November 1861
all the right. title, claim, interest and estate, winch
G. d. Elliott then had, may have since acquired, IN
and 70 the following described property A certain
piece, parcel or TRACT of land, containing p acres
situated the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike road
and bounded as follows Beginning at the Southeast
corner of h. CGrTsy's land the aforesaid Turn
pike, thence at right angles in westerly direction
along tue South boundary line ri said Curry land
tbs Southwest corDer of SAID tract of land thence
along the Western boundary OF said land aud IN =
nortbrTy direction, far may be necessary 20 In
Clde sad Is scres thence IN ue parallel with said
southern boundary to the Turnpike read or Eastern
boundary line, thence along said Turnpike 20 the he
ginning Said land lying and being in the County o.
Eayi ,son, State q Tennessee, being levied Lhs
property Of {. u. Elllot 20 Salty Judgment reR
dered favor OF Samuel Watkins against C. u Elliott
this November eth, 1881.
JOHN &. EDAONDSON, Sh'f
By W ID F.ossRTsoS, Dep Sh'r.
QUys-tf.-
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A. H. Ford,s Lands.

DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the case Of Thomas J Foster vs. A
Ford and others, will sell at public SALE at the
7TH 1851, that valuable Tract OF Land lying on the
Murfreesboro Turnpike road and the city known
the Augustus b Ford place, aud bought by him of
Thomas Foster. plan Of division Of said Tract of
Land may be found page 81 of Book No. a. Regis
ters Office, Davidson COUNTY, and will proceed to
sell according to said plan, Lots No. q 3, and To-
Lot No. containing 80 acres, and having upon it all
the improvements.
TxzMs 8, II, Is aud a nlonths' credit ithoat sr-
tereu d1d free from rcdenPtio purchasers execute
Notes with approved suretes payable in bank and a
lien 70 be retained J. e. GLEAyE, c. &M
poT15-td -. $3.50 - 80
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Manassas Quickstep.

4 EAyE just received piece Of Music bearing the
l above title, dedicated 20 the brave defenders OF
that ever memorable spot Price 50 cents.
Also, new editions Of the Palmetto Song 20 ceuIs.
Song of The South so cents; Dixie al Right so cents
Southern Boys, 80 cents; Southern harseIlzise, 90
cents: Thou art Near and yet Far, 20 cent?:
The Feint Resemblance, 10 cents; Southern Belle
Polka 10 cents Pride OF the South Aszuka 20 cents;
Minute Men. o. Flag of the Sorth-by Hawkins so
cents; RecOllecticns Of Memphis, a. Romana" so
cents; besides many others OF my publication
gether With the publications Of all the Southern
houses.
All cent, post free, receipt OF fhe marked price.
Por Drums and Bugles, send 10 80 Union street
JAMES A MCCLURE, Music Publisher
2 SIN press and viii be out 10th November
"a LorenaD 10 cents; Cottage by the Sea, IS cents
Ieesburg March, 40 cents, and Dixie Quickstep, 40
cents. Send your orders sept29-H
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of Alias Venditoni Exponss 10 NE d.
- rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its Sep
temoer term, 1881, will expose TO public SALE TO
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House Yard
IN the city OF Sathvile, Saturday the 23d day OF
November, 1861, all the right, title, caiI interest
and estate, which Felix G. Mckay then had or may
have since acquired in and 10 the following described
property, 20 wit: two Likely negro men; john about
thirty two years Ct age, of yellow complexion, AMI
Nike about thirty years OF age, of yellow complexion
being levied on as the property of Felix G. Mckay 20
satisfy judgment rendered in favor OF P Gibson
use, &c. against Felix Mckay and L. T. Craig this,
October 3ath, 1851.
JOHN &. ED5IUNDSON, Sheriff
BIZ W. d. ROBERTSON Deputy Sheriff
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= CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF SICK. Sol
DIERs.-Our citizens have done and are still
doing much, very much, for the sick Soldiers
of the Confederate Army. They have given
freely and gladly of their means and rem
dered their services also, aad are willing to
continue the good work. To morrow eve
ming Concert will be given at the Masonic
Hall, the proceeds to be added to the funds
OF the Soldiers Relief Socity. The enter
tainments will be of the highest order of ex-
celience. Let no one stay away who can
spare his mite. He will, whilst enjoying
rational amusements, be solaced with the
knowledge that his presence there is an ear
nest of his having contributed something
even though il be but a triae, for the good
of the sick soldier, hundreds of whom have
been thrown upon our community for its care
and attention.
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MEMPBIs TOBACCO or0TaTIONs

FLOUR-The supply from the interior has been
more liberal, while the demand has been moderate
general inactivity chiefly characterizng the market.
Under these circumstances holders have made further
concessions and the market closes dull at the follow
ing quotations, in lots Superhne in barrels SO and
extra $ll-sacks ruling 5og 75C lower.
WHEAT-Receipts more liberal, bat with al active
demand throughout, prices are unchanged and firm.
Sales Saturday and yesterday Of absut 500 bushels
at basis OF 81 35t6$1 SO for inferior and common
81 Tofdsl 80 for prime, and 81 S50$2 for choice.
C0RN-Tho market dull during the early part
OF the week owing To the removal ef the blockade
aud consequent heavy shipments, but with a renewal
of restrictions Thursday p ices rallied, and Sat
urday considerable sales effected ut 20, % and
90 Z bushel-the latter rate for choice white Yes.
tcrday We did not hear OF a sale.
0ATS-Smali sales at 95efGSl 90 d bushel Receipt.
light.
RYE-Is in good demand, and moderate supply with
sales at ST. e59$1 eT1z and 81 IS bushel-tbe lat
ter rule for strictly choice.
HAY-Market duh at s25@27 e ton for prairie
BRAN-Is in good demand at s34f9s35 p ton.
P0rAToES-Market well supple aud prices easter.
We now quote 81 50fGSI 90 ior common, ami $3.50
81 so and 81 for prime and choice.
wH!SKY-Is nrm at 81 = gallon for rect1f-d
GUNNIES-MarLet poorly supplied aud firm at 3i6D
Soc for single aud double, second hand, aud 3sa4oc
for double.
SALT-Severa lots of coarse Liverpool have changed
hands at 50 0o9$8 so y sack holders generally k
ing $40.
RICHES advanced to &C. With moderate stocks
and a brisk demand
CANDLES-Star are selling soc, and sperm at 6cc,
in lots.
BACOS-The market unchanged and We again
quote clear and r. b sdes 5(o26;, shoulders U.s. and
hams 25027c.
MESS P0RK-Selling in small lots only nj y45 p
barrel.
LARD-Little or none in market We quote al &c
in barrels and tierces, and 2I92ec in kegs.
SUGAR-There is a fair demand with pretty liberal
sales at basis Of 5t@51.c for fair to fully fair in
lots
COFFEE-No stocks and prices unchanged.
MOLASSES-In fair demand at 23M25c for new
crop, in lots, from ievee and store.
BAGGING-Market is active, and the retail demand
IS supplied at 24025c for India 23@24c for hand and
24E025c for power.
ROPE-Scarce and in demand, al 24a25c for ma
chine -e -s=~
IRON TIE'-The market is trm at 23@24c
HIDEs-Buyers offering Sc for dry flint, and
&c for green.
OILS-Stock of all kinds limited, and the market
firm at ~ SO for COAL 80 so for lard 81 1882 for
linseed, and 81 909s2 for cotton seed.
NAILS-Firm and scarce, at 9@,I0c z keg.
LIAE-Receipts confined to Alabama and Tennessee
which are in fair request at s. 0oGs3 q q barrel
BUTTER-we note moderate inquiry for prime at
35fG4Oc for tub and keg, in lots.
EGGS-The supply of eggs is about equal to the de-:
mand- We quote at 25@2Sc, in lots.
SOAP-Common is firm at oO@22c, with light stocks
and good demand.
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MORTON Oh HAMPTON TRACT OF LAND.

DURSCANT 20 decree Of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, in the case of EdwardL Jordan ADM
&c, OF solomon Morton, decd, vs. Joseph Ii Hamp-
ton and Others viii sell at public saie at the Court
House IN Nashville, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7rH
1851 Tract Of l36 and 81 poles OF Land lying
IL miles from Ssshvilie the Nolensyiile Turf pike
road, and being the sauna farm sold by Solomon G
Morton {dec'd) 20 Joseph II Hampton. ssa a
Terms 8, IL and 2s months, credit soitoat seerea
AID Jrss from rpdeBft;oa; purchaser to give notes
With approved surety, apd lien also retained s-ss
novl5-sd }. E. GLEAyES, c. &M
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Sherif'S Sale.

LlG virtue OF vendi ex. 10 directed and delIy-
- cred from the Honorable Circuit Court O! David
son County, Tennessee, al it, September term 1851
VIII expose 20 public sale, 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash, al The Court House yard IN the City of Nash
vte. On Saturday, the 50ib day OF November, 1851
al the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
VA IAN l.. Nance then had, may have since &C
CURED IN and TO the following described Negro Girl
harriet, about furteen years old being levied on a.
the property OF William l.. Nance satisfy judgment
rendered in favor 4. Billings against William l. Nance
and c. VI. Nance JOHN K. EDkOSpsOS, Sc
EoTe-A By A CRKEI., Dep. S,f.
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THEATRE.-The beautiful play OF the Cor
sscas Brothers was produced at the theatre
last night, before delighted auditory. Mr..
KEEBLg spared no exertions to put the piece
upon the Stage in the most attractive form,
nor did be omit any exertion on his part in
the characters which he Represented. He
always does well /; but in this instance, he
did more. The other characters were also
well sustained. We see from the advertise
ment that the same admirable play will be
performed again tonight, and we hear that
the Governor of the ate has been invited
to be present. We bespeak large audi
ence for the occasion, satisfied that all who
may attend will be delighted. s.ess
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"Goyernment Notice.n

We have this day been appointed agents of and for
tho Confederate t1tes Of America for the purchasing
and packing Hogs and Cattle, in and for this and
GAINESVILLE district and all of Kentucky; and there
fore solicit calls and correspondence of all parties hav
ing Cattle and Hogs to sell, and also aconference with
authorized agents in each and every county.
E. II. BRUCE & CO.,
Nashville, Nov. 9, ,61-2m Agents C. :. A.
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CONFEDERATE STATES.
REPRESENTATION AND MILITARY STORES

HAVE taken an Office on Cherry street No To- ia
front of the Maxwell House, where all business
arising under the "Sequcstration Act" win be atten
ded to. 5.s-zts
Persons having in possessien property or money be
longing TO " Alien enemies" will report 10 me al my
Office.
Subscriptions in military Stores" received and
raid for in : cent Confederate Bonds.
:. r. COCKRIIL
Receiver for Confederate States, Middle Tennessee
octI3-d2wxw2In
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CARD.
z. D. WHEEL ER, n. D.,
ID e N 7 I S T.

II ATE Of Murfreeebore, intending TO make his fu-
Ii ture residence in Nashville respectfully offers bis
professional services to its citizens in the specially of
DENTAL SURGxRY. $3.50 - s-.-
Til the close of the present year he may be found
during the last half Of each month, at the Office former
ly occupied by Or. AcNairy, on Summer street, be-
tween Church and Unicn.
till LIST. Jan.
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this city yesterday on the morning train from
Chattanooga, a consignmento Of East Tennes-
see bridge burners, forty-odd In number
They were brought here for trial in the Con
federate Court, Judge HUxPHREYs.a A hard
here In one group.
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Mr.. B. SHEPARD is the agent 70: the sale
of Hunt & Fox's coal. His Office is on Col
lege street, next door to NJ. Il e. F. Cheat
ham. We have been using it for a few days
past In our counting room, and find it to be
a mott excellent article. 1t can be bought at
the low est market price. tdec6
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Dissolutien of Copartnership

THE copaTtnership existing between A. H. HIcks aud
John q. Houston, in the name of A H. Hicks
& Co, vas dissolved the 18th day OF April Is6l
A. ID. Hicks becOmirg the purchaser OF John G Hous
tons entire interes in the concern and becoming
solely responsible for the payment of all the liabilities
of the came, as per agreement.
A II. HICKS.
.e.. q. t.-# JOHN G. HOUSTON
NASHVILLE Nov. =, 1861 poysIw
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SYe iiailI>hY.O

Finding a General Order" in q couple OF
the morning papers yesterday. addressed to
the "oficers in command of the militia of
the State of Tennessee, in the I'd, 3rd and
4th Divisions and calling thirty thousand
of the aforesaid militia into the fi-ld. we re
quested friend 10 go 10 the Capitol. lOob
over the militia Law, and tell rs what cOun-
ties composed these divisiOn- About noon
we received the following reply:
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20, 1861.
DEAR -: You're in for it, as snre as
you're born. The q, 3rd and 4th Divisions
include all the counties in both West and
Middle Tennessee Davidson county, (Which
with Dickson, constitutes the 18th Brigade,
is In the 2nd Division.
If You start before come down this eve
ming. good bye! Hadn't you better strike for
an Office of some kind. / should hate 10 go
as private You can have all your letters
with money in them put in my box-I'll
take care of 'em for you. cheerfnlly-
What are you Offering for a substitute?
wouldn't like to go as one Tor less than $50
month and Ticker found. Es
Hastily. but very truly, Yours &c.
High Private I6.h Brigade, Tenn. Militia.
We beg Lease respectfully to inform oGr
correspondent and friend tha. We have no idea
of striking for an Office in the militia. We
don't want It, and couidn't, get IT II we did
want it.. Office doesn't go by merit. Ii 1t
did, we would long since have had all the
insignia of high military rank. We have
done our country some service in our day;
like John Rogers have wife and eight chill
dren, one at The breast. but are ready to be-
come martyr to our principles, or whatever
else it is that makes iI necessary Tor the bold
militia to go out on "stoning" expedition.
Give US but one of John Browns pixies ION
filer at the capitol and we shall be sufficient
ly armed. With such weapon we shall not
want substitute. Our little folks can afford
to starve whilst we are gone. 1t will do them
good; and be blessing for the other little
folks who have daddies with money enough
to take care of them or to purchase immunity
from danger and privati6ns-
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wanted.

An apprentice boy, fourteen or dtteen
years Of age. 10 learn the printing business.
Apply at this Office. II,
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For Brisadier-GeneraI.

We are authorized to announce 10 W. HORTON as
candidate for Brigadier General OF the 10th Brigade,
comprising the counties Of Davidson and Dickson.
Election, November 23d
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Wanted Immediately,

10000 Bushels CORN, delivered at the Race
Track at Pork House, TO feed Government Cal.
tie and Hogs, for which we will pay the highest Aar
ket price in cash. AEsS1
E. NJ. BRUCE & CO.,
noVl2-2m ssz.Ftra ga Agents G. s. A.
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Estate of James Harran.

A Administrator of the late James Harran, here
IA by notify all persons indebted TO him to make
payment to me, and all who have claims against him
TO present the same 70 at my Office for allowance
and settlement also give further notice that to al
claims not presented within the time required by law
will plead the statute In bar. J. E. GLEAVES,
octl6-dlwswlm aa Administrator.
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Brigadier-Gener Militia.
We authorized to announce Col. THos. T. SMILEY
candidate for Brigadier General of the 18th Bril-
gade of Tennessee Militia, embracing the counties OF
Davidson, Cheatham and Dixon.
Election, Saturday, 23d of November.
nnrlI
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We call the attention of our country friend

We
TO the straying of number of government
cattle branded B., and request any parties
having Knowledge of some to report to the
government agents, E. II. BRUCE & Co., who
will pay a liberal reward for the return Of
the cattle, or any information which will Sc
cure them. (octl5-2m
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ANNOUNC EME rs,
For Cireuit Judge.

We are authorized 10 announce \. g. AcDOUG l.
as candidate for Judge Of the 18th Circuit, 20 III the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation % Judge
Walker
novIO-tw&wtd
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FEZ<.st 49, = Asz-@ss5-ss4
Mr.. WILLIAM WIDAY, who was arrested
some time ago. on charge of being spy,
was up before Judge HUMPHREYS yesterday
An investigation of the case resulted in his
discharge, there being no proof TO sustain
the accusation. sa -zs -