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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14

"PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State will sell from this time
without Regard 10 Profits!
J.. w. LANGLEY,
PAR Al Union street
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BOsroS April Is.-An extreme war feeling =
aroused
Gov. Anderson leaves for Washington this affsr-
noon.
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HAKRIss1R0, April ia bill has been reported
In the House appFopriating half milan dollazt fsR
arming and eqnipping the militis Of the State e
provides for the appointment Of AdJutank, Com1is-
sary, and QuartermasterG General By the GoVsfnoF.
The war bill passed both Houses tonight Wifhouf
amendment, and has been signed by the GoTernor.
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NEW . p a P!BRS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there great confidence to be placed in
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM TIE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA
'here for thin gray HAIR that
can be had"
FROM THE
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER
when people protect the teltse marks
OF when they uxurate glossy black locks at ad
vanced period white gray Hair be
turned TO beautiful black auburni when Hs be made
grow upon bald heads when all this cannot dc
sToRATIvE This hair Restorative beyond per.
adventure the best thing the kind invented The facts
possession regard this wonderful preparation,
rant US in unqualifsdy recommending It."
TRoM TIE
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
''Many citizens st. Louis speaking In glow
ing terms OF this article"
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
'Ths nconParaby excellent preparation the Restoration
Grey Hair the original COLOR preserve Hair from M
ing out, and to baldnesss is sale at Humphrey
Browns in this city, The evidence that this Restorative
humburg is conclusive. Testimonials to that eject BE-
found in almost every paper in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
rLeave dyes alone. and only reliable Restorative,
like Heimsrests 1nniable"
Sold everywhers-Prce sos and 81 per bottle.
W. II. HAGAN s. co., Propristors.
feb24-dtv&w3m Troy, New Ysrk.
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From Cincinnati:

hExPHIs, April IS-The city is in 3 blaze, can
mons firing, rockets. bonfres, music, and speeches
to large crowds. Great excitement
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COLUMBUS, Ga, April Is, 1851
rendered. JAMES L. THolRsss.
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NEW ORLEANS April lssh.

EDITORS UNION AND AMEIcAS:
Fort Sumter was taken to-day at half past one
O'Clock. Cannon have just fired. The City il az
cited. HI GOoDRIcz.
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From CharIeaton.

CHARLESTON. April 13.-Fort Sumter has surren-
dered. The flag of the Confederate States Is Goat
ing over its walls. None Of the Fgarrison or Con-
fsderate troops are hurt
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1CNcNSArI, April 1S-Ihe excitement produced
BY the Charleston news caused partial suspenxien
Of business.
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SPRING CLOTHING

We receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
which we are selling at prices to suit the times.
Also a fine lot of Cloths, CdSsmeres and Vestings,
made TO order. WARD BIRMINGHAM & Co.,
mar22-2m No. 20 Public Square.
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/. o. o. F. DIRECTORY.
Trabue Lodge No. 10.

l. o. o. F. DIRECTORY
Trabue Lodge No. 10,
Meets every Monday night ocsrs OF present term:
Rains, N O. Tom Coleman, G; A Campbell, Seey; II
Hitchcock, S, Phillips, Treas.
Tennessee Lodge, No. 4,
Meets every Tuesday night. oGcers present. term R
CrtnshaW, G, NiChO O. JOhn Hide, secy. Thomas
Marshall, Treas.
Aurora Lodge NO. IO5, German
Meets every Thurfdsy night. Officers Altneyer, q;
Lehman. O. Rich, secy; Geo Sc fsrle, Treas.
Ridgely Encampment, MOL
Meets and 81 Wednesday lights in Ofcers:
Ii Melvin, c P; John + HIDE j p J II Hall, W;AC
Laken, W. y Lesneur, Scribe Gutter, Treas.
olive Br. EncsImpment, Ne. 4,
Meets every Cd and 4h "Wednesday nights Officers: Geo
seifeIle, c p Tom Coleman, P; A Jones, V; . X
Sanford, J W; Phillips Scribe; J N Ward, Treas.
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THE CHIEF AMONG FEN fHoUsAND.
DATTEY,Q M1dynxTa uxrx zYrr osr0l

universally uppIsnted all other ortment and healing
applications In both the Eastern and Western Hemisphere
wherever introduced and m itnsic rsr the true secret
dccfSeRtOr d{eeQas
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VIE PRIEND or THE NURSERY

Children frequent rers from external injuries
especially from Fluid and CTnpksns EepLoeions-thert
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand 1t heals BFeasts, andQ uicky re-
moves the TETTER RING WORM, srsVdlent In the
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Pa B.
Stock for Sale
HAV Ma 8 e G.

bLOCk TOT SHIee
JOIN WHoRLET. 80 South Market Street offers for
sale $4,000 worth of Stock! Cal and see him
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DEPARTURE OrmAILs.

From Nashville to Chattanooga Washington, Bzltinsss,
Phadepha, New York, Boston and New Englsnd sts a.
parts At o'clock N.
Way Nail Georgia, south carona. North Carolns sna
Southern Virynis leave Chzftanooga Railroad oslsk
PM.
ss; AiI to Louisville departs at o'c,OsE
Michigan aad Northwestern States, departs at o'clock NJ
Nashville to Decatur, via Erankn and Columbia, and Sthsr
way Offices, Depart at o'clock A II.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily except sunday departs AZ ~
o'clock II.
Nashville to clarksville; departs at 5H o'clock n.
Fer Southern Kentucky, departs at 5H AN.
HaeviIle to Sheibye, NoensVilIe Trinne, Tass
day, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Huntington, via Charlotte Wavsry n Esi<
~, Monday, Wednesiay and Friday, a. o'clock n
Nashgis to Liberty stesartb Ferry Hudsssse1st
Roads, REra H &c weekly, fhursday, 81 y osloe.
Nashville to Centreyille, via fank Vernon RnsHoea Ge
Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock N.
81 o'clock p. II.
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rRAvELERs pYS SEA AND LAND.

vsier, and every other indi-
throws him within the
sion, fire. OF col1isSoa, should
Extractor Is his best and only
and cheap, and should ever
in need. There are thousands
to its marvellous virtue, who
muscles toits saving efficacy
the Leading dSssdses for which
EXTRACTOR isl PRkYE1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14

The Machinist, the Ira
vidual-' whose lot In life
chance of accident from erplo-
bear in mind that this Magic
friend. It is beth portable
be his companion, ss q friend
Of living witnesses to testify
owe their sound linbs and
The following are . few CT
DALLEY'S MAGICALP PAIN
TIVE as we'll As CURE.
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The Cotfnn rrnr.na..

We have complied the following comparative statement Of The
receipts Of Cotton at the various ports the LIST Of se,
Der from the latest mali dates received at thi, ac.
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RrRrsA - soALps

BURNS & 8 soALDs
arinssanty relieved Of their anguish, pain and MAN
nation, BY timely sppca 9 tion Of this marvellous hsdisr
and the flesh Is renew as If BY charm, blsnsh or
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Special dispatches to the UnlOn and American.
COLUMBus, Ga, April Is, 1854.
EDITORS UNION AND AMERIcAN:
Fort sumter is on fire. Our batteries are pour
ing shell and hot shot. Anderson is still firing.
JAMES L. THOMPSON.
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Review of the Nashville Market for the

Week ending April 10.
C0TT0N-The Cotton market has been inactive during
week. only $50 bales have changed hands, nudng
bales 7c and at 699c today within the ange ca
There light stock the market, hold
manifested disposition press sales, under The
preston staple will yet 20 higher. We rsp. quo
tatlons as follows:
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From washington.

WASHINGTON. April 13.-The Virginia Commis-
sioner had pleasant interview with Lincoln, who
told them he would act according to his Inaugural
The reply was given in writing.
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The demand for Corn Meal has been steady for home conCmp
ton with light export demand We quote choice
6o97Oc per bushe and sS0SI for sed sacks
Sales have, howeter, been made at lower figures
GRAIN-There transactions In WHEAT upon which
base quotations
Corn has declined s2c per bushe in lots and 5596o
store.
There has been but light demand for Oats farmers
have supplied themselves with prices been eeby
sustained st zO9l5c per bushel.
PRoVIs0NsThe receipts Of Country Bacon light
but the market is well supplied with Wesern We quote
Shoulders &C. Hams Clear Side lOc wagons Prom
store the selling prices Shoulders s99c, sloc
Clear Sides l0.@1llc. Ths sales hare been light.
Lard in light supply We quote from wagons eH9lcs
and from s:ote at l0K9uc.
Coed sweet Butter for table continues and readily
sells at 1880 b. at wholesale and sc RETAIL Inferior
dull at l2915c a! wholesale and zoe at retail.
English Dairy Cheese quoted at IaXc D, asd Western
Reserve at 9H9iec.
Eggs are in sOod supply and selling e7e per dozen at
wholesale and 81 @lOc at retail
GRoCERIEsThe Grocery trade has rather light during
the but the market has firm With upward tendency
in the price of Cnnee We qaots:
sUeAR-Fairte Choice 1s97c IN hogIhsads, and kDs
aiYsnee these quotations in bbs York Ocee Sugars
l09llxc Crushed and Powered ii x012e Loaf Iik0Iec
MoIAssEs AND sYRUrAoAsses in barrels 30aSc gal; half
barrels 3Sc ugar House 495os; eedsa syrup In barrels
7sc, half hsrrsls soc, ssdksgs Iten gals) Sc.
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A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT. T. Z.
Nov. Is, lS6O-n.
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The Tecepb OF TIE Week 1ounI 70 Aaa hAnst ISs Ia
week, and the total receipts since the s Of September to
bsles
ToBACC0-There has been good demand fer febSeoo
the sales Of the week have amounted to 90 bids full prices
The following are the particulars:
Mr. A. Hamilton Bold IS hhds Wednesday at the following
prices: IS, S. co. o. co. So So 90 70, co.
IS Is, Is, 05 90, CO. 80, IS, TO- 65 90, co.
55,4 Sc, s53 ss3 es, 7s ais. S. 50
Mess: asnsi He 70 Sc "a ssa, IaTssdsy a. tos
e7O So So IS IS Is co. IS, co., %, co, S.
so, 4Y5, IS, 81, 10 and rs.
Mr. A. Hamilton od 30 bids Friday the following prices
955, So e25 Is, co. co. $780, IS, 7s5, 05 S.
s9o S. H. 6eS, 565 ass Is, 7s AS, les, s5
80, rs, 40, 32O, so andsS -
Werepeat our quotations as follows:
Lugs, PACKED. 5HgS
Lea Pfesseo 3f8I
Lear manufacturing 0ek
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The St. Joseph Gazette says: "The prospect of an
abundant crop of every species of grain and fruit
was never better than now. The present NEST op-
perfume rain was all that could have been desired
at this time. If Prov idence continues to smile we
shall have, before many months elapse, superabun-
dance of the creature comforts whatever else of a
political nature may betlde. All in all our people
have little evil to apprehend of any character, in
the future"
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P& B.

SPRING CLoTHING.-Messrs. THeMA Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel
have Just received a large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE prices to suit the times. Gen
temen wishing anything in their line would dowel
to give them a call. march3-dlm.
For REST-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. decZ9-u
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The Cambridge Herald says the wheat crop il
Dorchester county looks very prosperous, and tn
farmers are busy engaged in preparing their field
for corn.
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The receipts OF the week have amounted 70 14s bids against
% last week. and since the LIST Of September to 1877 hhds
FLOUR AND EAL-The movement in Reur has been rAth
light during the week, and sOnnRed mainly to supplying h
dsuand for immediate consumption, though there has been
moderately fair export demand The MARKET however, b
reported dull with slight decline the lower grades and clos
ing feeb lie at the following quotations:
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The Lynchburg Republican of the Sd inst. says
Notwithstanding nearly all of the early fruit was
killed by the late "cod snap" the present indica-
tions are that there will Be no lack of fruit the
coming season. The peach, pear, cherry and other
trees, are now in full bloom, and an inspection
shows that should no disaster yet befal Them that
we will have full crop of each of these delicious
fruits
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eoIa Ia Nashville BY @. w. Hendershott, Berry Denov
Ewing & PsndlssOn, and b. all responsible drusgistss
Whsres petasdtw&wly
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NEW OKs.
I1 HAsAN CO. have Just received the follouns ass
II Books:
secsssion. Coercion and Civil war; ne sr,
Of 1851.
A Message from the Sea. Cloth, 1 vol. sl.z.
The Crossed Path; Novel By wsris collas.
Author Woman in White, etc, etc.
For sale Fu1s1W& 10
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The Ocala Home Companion says "The recent
frosts seriously injured some of the gardens and
gentleman living about nine miles northeast of Ocals
who informed us that his cotton and corn had beer
nearly all killed and that he would have to plant
his entire crop over again. Others have not suffer
ed so severely; though the effects of the frost are
visible as far as we can learn, nearly all over the
country. Fruit does not seem to have been much
injured. The prospect for early melons is not sc
good"
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Tennessee Lodge, No.
RidCeIy Encampment, MOL
Olive Rr. Encumpment. Mo-.

Meets LIST and 81 Wednesday nights in each month Ocer
Il Melvin, G P; Jobn Hide, il p; II Hall, sW; 40
ken, "; y Lesneur, Scribe; Gutter, Treas.
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ENIILL sell on MONDAY MORNING Apl he i5th ssio
wv o'clocE on account Jessee Page @ D. ne l,efs
OF The Kesrs Jonnard. opposite e Bank q 1eansse enen
Counter sods and Ale FGunts. Pictures Fixtures and k1fn
- ~ - -, - BENZ y sHIELD8 Z co.
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SOOTHING SYRUP

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents
ntion Of E1others, her
, 1861-09-24
SeLDIERS ALL0rmEnTS.

The Secretary Of War has at length car
ried out the provisions Of the act Of Con
gross authorizing soldiers to allot portion
or the whole Of their pay to the use OF
tier families and friends. This important
arrangement, which has just gone into prac-
tce with many Of the regiments, should be
widely known and generally acted upon. In
tie navy tie system lgs worked aduira-
bly,, and it is presumed it 1in work equally
well in the army. The government is now
paying its soldiers st the rate Of about
five millions mo1th. Under the old
system, each soldier must receive his pay
IN person; and receiving it in camp,
WAe1e the means Of transmitting it
home are limited, the temptation
has leen to squsnder the sum fool
ishly at the sntler's booth or the
card tab!e. 4 soldier has no need 70.
money. His wants are nearly all supplied
by the Government He can now,
therefore, by signing his name tc
certain papers which his officers Will
furnish, secure his pay to any one he ma,
wish to receive ito his wife, if he ha!
one, or 10 some discreet friend who sha1
Keep the amount for him against his 1etur1
from the war. He Will thus at once secure
to his family or to himself, the fruits of his
earnings, relieve himself from all trouble
in the matter, and be the better soldier by
having put away the temptation to drunk
enness and vice. Many men have held
back from the army because they were IN.
able to provide for their families during
the first month Of their service. Now tLey
may have no fears Of this kind, as their
allotment tickets will be quite as good as
so much money.
, 1861-09-24


1he correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gam.
n's'ctaf gives the following picture Of Dntch
enthufiaem 1t the battle Of Carniiax Ferv
waere Floyd waa whipped:
IHB GERMAN Bn1aAoE.-0rda,. ~ ,.u.
rived from Gen. Rosecrons for ri - 1870 ~ st-
to advance bis brigade. Then ensued = sreoe
banning description. The Fallsnt CalonsI
dashed Aorg his lines, inspiring hfs .en ,.ith
nis oRn enthusiasm, aud the henrtv fs11nMa ~.
9ao's Ge q me mountains with their villa acclsim,
ane Uatenmen were seized with war frenzv.
tSeir d E1eo snas1tS me stormy charge with which
M4Cook himself charged up and down lis
cG1umDs. With his hat gone, none knew
nbIhtI, his face blazing with the Light OF bat
tle, Dom arms gesticulatipg while he roared,
fo1Ward, my bully Dutchmen, and we'u 20
the other sidel"
NOW that the whole scene Is before me il
calm mcments, 1t seemed to me that panda
Eonium had broken loose among tbs bravo
Dntchmen, and that McCook was his satanic
majesty, engaged IL righteous causa It H.
himself passionatsly up and down The iiSes'
cheering them onward, % the brigade went
double quick down into the road. and nonred
their massive column into the 1leld.-
Hhat point shall we go to ?'' shouted Nc.
COOK In lead you," aaid the quiet Hart
-NAs ~AA sly 0G1AAus WHO UNDERSTOOD 1t. and
appreciated the cool determination Of Hat
suh, EAose temper they csmprehended bY the
bright g1eam Of his eye, and his features. en-
no6led BY the spirit Of battle, grew hoarse
with repeated Shouts saudersnof seemed TO
grow taller Is be stretched his Eoldier1y lgura
N N a ms eaddte and cast bis eyes over the com
pact form OF The magnificent Ninth It was
Fcrschner's lot to bring up the rear Of the
brigade, but he appealed pathetica1y to Nc
Cook to give him the front, and the veteran
Moore rode forward bolt upright with smiles
banquet,
, 1861-09-24

baltimore Cor. Philadelphia 1nquirer.1
Mrs. Baxter took strell down the Street
with "red, Il hitc and re6n badge pinned On
her bosom, when she was politely requested
to do, ead would surrender to no one but
JtH: Davis eng Besuregard. Sne was conveyed
to the Western Etation house, aud When 6sEea
BY the Lieutenant to remove il, again e1aphat-
;caely refused. She was informed wha: the
ercess were n regard to Displaying such en-
mitSsd to its removal By the Lieutenant him
ts}f, enc allowed to leave, at the same time
II rsHa1klrg thst she lal an American dar al
Lone GrApec In Meurnlug, and had intended
to give 1t to a negro, but would send it down
to the Lieutenant. He replied that hs would
&c ye1y laFpy 10 receive It at her hands. She
cccl21ed Esr intention to make another badge
Eten she returned home, and would wear it
all haz4rds. '~- -
scne waggiRh boys Last evening, about nine
oeioek, started the CT st the top OF their
Cereal Johnston, with his Victorious arm7.
was marching into Baltimore. Areport haying,
Previously gained currency in Rebel c;rc,as
tEat the Rebels had crossed the Potomac, and
cut BaLks to pieces, there we're these Of that
3ai'h who eladly julze& in the excitement,
very Eoop hundreds came pouring in+o Charles
street from all quarters. One would have sup
pesto Eeanregaro aid JEFF Davis we're ap-
preaching In the clouds, carried On yictoriouafy
~, 1c1tultops storm Enthusiastic young
ladis5s WHO ted been sitting 1t their windo Is
aaee1tion robes, Thought the long looked lor
"CamiEs" f2d arrived, and that they would
soon te dLeatEralled from the eDeressiye
stactlss Of republican liberty. Youthful ist.
Elocda a:d wonderfully eredulc us "synps-
shetrs" alao par;eck # the tr=any hallaclaa-
4us. Lew rat Rss the di=app@i4tnent aad
a':ccn tituse Hhee tAa wsols .aisE tu-aeI sut
to eea hoax, eLdEs only In ar ala5n Ct fr:,
, 1861-09-24

KAEKAKEE CouaTr.-The Union Republi-
csn Convention Of Kankakee county met at
Ka1.lskee On Saturday week, and nominated
ticket made up Of Republicans and Democrats
81 follows:
For Delegate to Constitutional Conventon-JEo.
II. PADDOCK.
For Treat urer@4lEs McGREW,
Fur Clcrk-JANEs N. FEnAY.
For JLdge-ARA BARTLETT.
Fer School CommisEione1-THos.P P, BoEFIELn
For Suryeyor-W. b. MA1THEwsoN.
Messrs. Paddock aud Bondeld are Union
Demoerats. The Kenkakee Democrat reoudi.
ates the ticket j; but it makes no sort Of ditfar
ence.
MENARD CouRTE.-The Democrats of Ne.
nard County met in Convention on Saturday
week, and nominated 8 straight Democratic
ticket, thereby refusing the profftrs made By
the Republicans for U1ion ticket. Menard
Is q elose county, having given Douglas 7s
plurality last fall. We believe the democracy
will receive rehuke from the people. The
Unionists held their Convention and uomlrat+
ed ticket on Saturday last.
, 1861-09-24
Ctjirago Gributte
Tuesday, SEPTEMBER ~, 1851.
rRarscEFnxNa THE LAWS:

o--,..l ..~,A-11v +arnr.,, ~,
ne 1..e s.. 80 1..se,; d,,r;no~ r. =.
acas al'o teeo4e .ro.es. ~ e. 49, -. ~ -
Gu. st'a ;,.,.~e.5 =. @ - .,r or;atss ~ ~
ifo1ps ~ -, D.. 80. ~
inc a''eS.o. aF.o,rA.~-. ra 49, -,.,.he.~ ~ o9'
s.s =: a, l I-nss,s,r-s 49, ~ aa:.s " .ne
- r.s-:-@s,. VI .l'e'
- % Tafa-a,ta- 49, 49,. -ss1Aee,'s
d.~os;,os - nseaoon OF
anaas,t.Nfnr - ~ - pa1l ana Other
.ssnsre'and -. 49, .~s ..es<''on VI ne"spa-
.e.ssno.+ a ~ ~ no Anaugurasion OF q
s.sn ne only Law Wef1nd haE"
ery o on me case Is that Which
ao. a. - 19e eonsescaoon Of vessels
o"n .s: u "no'e OF N par. ny persons
ealolne ~ me repelllous States Inns
- anpl"eo u tne act turtnet 70 p.ovlue
w 'ale coAectlon OF antles On imports sno
1or otner purposes, ," approves July -, ioot.
II may be alleged that au1not1ty Is 1oono
1or arrestlng such persons rs ou..er ana
Memas'ers In 1he olo Ia" asa'nS' 1ies@son,
our that t@W requires ',',' VIC .. ~eeoseu snall
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