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4 Noble Idca-Army Literature.

Our brave troops in Washington and else
where are famsnins for some hing to road.
Letters are constantly received begging us at
tho North to send mental food for tho soldier,
during his hours u rost frr m oril. An army
number OF the Aiiantc Monthly Haga-ine has
bon expressly prepared by sone of our ablest
writers, ard Il Is p,orV,ed 10 sond 20 900 copies
To Wasar sion " be distributed among the
soldiers.
.. W. loLMEs has wri ten FOR the number a
magniiictit army Hymn, to tho tune of Old
llundrcS, .hich cau DO sung by tbs troops.
JAMES kussfLL LowKLL has prepared most
scahinp article on the JErF. DAYS Rebellion,
showing The patriotic soldier what bo is night
ing against, ia This o. counter bet wesn cvillz.-
ton aud barblrism. l. WrSrwosrH ll.GoIs-
son has cont rSIu sd graphic acaount OF tho
Caarlt stOn lnsurreetlon in 1872. T.. II DEhBY
has written very complete paper on Amer.c An
Navigation.
Tne most marked and s'rikingly appropriate
article IN the rDy AtidH'ic, however, IL a soul
stirring and soldisr-stirrirg description Of the
march of the New York Seventh Regiment 10
Washington, written by one Of their number,
private soldier. Whoever wishes to cheer and
instruct the soldiers bow under arms and ready
10 fight for tho Federal Government, can aid 10
distributing the Army Administrations. Trans.
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A Battle Field Wanted.

The Calf States inaugurstod the war, but
they don't want the battles 10 be fought upon
heir soil. They have had an army before
Fort Picksns for months, but they won't make
the attack becauoe they say some of their men
fight, and they push 1t ron Ylrpinia. Var.
ginis in turn has begun to 10 q little tqusam-
ish about it, and she is trying to pash 1t over
upon Maryland. We dom want this nuisance
among us, aud what is more, we won't have
II. II Virginia don't want It she can push II
back again upoa the Calf States, which nave
cowsrdly sought TO make the BORDER states a
shield between them md danger. baltimore
(hDDeT
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The Bank Of Albany.

No Bark ever stood higher. For sixty ears
it had maintained a reputation for Integrity
and skillful management. Its stock was o W cd
by the old families, was regarded as an invest
msnt rs solid as real estate, and was subdivid-
ed by successive desccnts TO children, till much
Oi 1t is scattered, in small sums through wide
circle csntering in the city. In 1855 II dsclar-
ed an extraordinary dividend Of 90 per cent. on
its capital, in stock to its stockholder,, who
unanimously accepted the dividend in that
'orm by which the capital was raised from
f2i0 900 to 1850. 600, every holder of ten shares
taking five ddiiional.-ABany Argus.
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The steamer A. II. Bowman, Capt. CLARK.
arrived at this port yesterday morning in 30
hours from Fortress Monroe, bringing the
camp women and children, All attack being
expected.
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A GooD FxAMrLE-The members Of the
Rhode Island reQlment were drawn up in line
few dsys since, and the most Of thsm took
an oath not to drink any liquor, except they
dIst got thu consent Of their superior officers.
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NEW REyoLyHK.-Br Brigade Major TAYLOR
exhibited ys'terdsy bvf're the Union Defense Com.
mittee, lew y Invented revolver, which di@psnsS
With pore usaicu caps, in place Of which primer is
ussd, uotible by water, and serves for de
zen or naCTe discharges.
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War Items.

Presidential Mansion"
ELEyES THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS left Gin
cinnati Ohio. for the rond. Ivous at Washin,;
ton City, on Monday.
FIFTY LOYAL RKFuoEKs, compelled to ae,
from Virginia, having sacrificed their al, ar
rived in Philadelphia, on Monday evening.
TiR SourHxRN PArERs are manifestnp
much uueasiness at the small stock Of shoes on
hand.
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS from IIarrisburph
show that VI $50 troops have been formally
offered to the government by Ponnsylyanis,
making fifty-three regiments.
PsFsrICKANA.-JoHSC G. BnpCxIyRrpoE
wore mask during the Presidential canvass.
He has now thrown 1t of, but the face ID
worse than tho mask.
ANOTHER VICTIM or SECESSION
CRockER' OF Vernon, N. Y, invested his all
In store in Virginia. Refusing to join the
rebel army, hc had to flee, bogEar.
ALL ruE New JERSEY TRoors have been
supplied with copies OF the Now Testament, at
the cost of the Bible Society; nearly i.tO0
have been distributed.
FoR rHx AwroL CRIxE or bidding 70
| $3OOO for the United States loan, BSNJAmis
OGLE TArLoK al Marengo Co., Ala. Is threat-
encd with his estate bong confisca' oil.
| GENERAL Wool has been appointed TO the
o,mmand Of Fort MopI,o ,rd the military dis
| Of Col. DiMMicK.
| THK IIusoARiAN CITIZENS Of the Unitsd
States are organizing Magyar Legion, under
| men who were active and brave officers IN thcir
| own country.
| Jo'iN u. WHITTIER has written q stronr
| letter to Gov. ANDREW, SUSTAINING the Consti.
tuition. and offering for the beneht of the SOL
diers fund his pay as Presidential Elector.
GENTLEMAN, RECENTLY PROM CHARLls-
a n
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Mr.. SIaEos DRAPER MAS BEKS tendsrsd the
command Of a new regiment ID dragons, by Score.
t.ry CaMEsos. He has not 70, decided On accept
ING.
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Coyyoyds Letter, 1la Regiment, 10 he Fulton
street Prayer Meeting Il, Is with y easure tha.
I inf,rm you, my brethren in Ctriss, that q con =
siderable interest in igious matters is ot in our
camp. There are three professors OF religion in
our Is1y. We decided to hold prayer meet
ing on each Friday evening GA las, s,obth even.
ing the company called meeting aud decided to
hold meetings for prayers every "Wednesday aud
Friday evening in our qusrtes. Thus far, we
have enjoyed them much, and we intend. with
Gods help 10 keep said meetings up ~ long as we
remain here.
We ssk special interest in your ayers.
Yours in Christian fellowship.
A. STANTON BoELINr, Corporal,
Company q, 7i,, Regiment.
The father OF this young Corporal said that his
sons devotion 70 duty WAS doing, good at home "A
well as In camp The son had written his father
that he had received letter from young man in
Brooklyn, who joined the church the same day
with himself bu' who had since straysd very far
frsm the path of duty. In which he lamsnts hts
tackslidings The young had read In Nov
York daily paper tsrs). the stand which the young
soldier had taken for jesus, and q had been the
means of inducing him - write the letter. The
young man had been lost sight Of, and IL was MT
before known where was.
SAFE Return.-A family desires to return
thanks to God, tnst the prayers which were ru,
up last week for the safe return OF one OF their
number in porilous journey from the rsvolted
states, have been answered and would again
ask you 70 pray thsa this life, thus o~ned with
mercy, may be consecHted 10 the service of God,
and thA, he who was lent 70 the Lord, a. long
ka la hrntt n,
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EASEMENTS TO LET-2 NEAT BASE.
meDts ior bur,inc-; S5 rent per month ouIy half
rent Several floors, with moderni improven. .entr,
sith rooms has been rented for Fls per mouth (;
will le rented to small family for Sl3, and
low Ms $40. JAMES FErrRETCH, 2iT Eat 3oth 4.
lb,lG2,3
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DARGAINS-RENTS TO SUIT TIE
- tmer, bssements Offices, aud lofts TO iet with or
without steam power. Inquire at Oak Hal, 50 Full
ton II lG.IlbB
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HOUSE 10 LET--THE 5-gTORY BRICB
II heuss, No. 90 Power Il, 3rooklyu, reat s2Sg
,nluire Of BADEAu, LOCKWOOD & Co, No. s2I
Ws~hinstsp IT. N. Y. %, l2l,24Aa
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uOUSE TO LEr-A NEAT AND CONvE-
4 nient S-siory hpuse, 800 West 3rh Il Ia good
order, rent 3i wauld he lat In apsrtmonts n email
families, or sold oh easy tsrms r. CURRY, ~ Vet
S5d IT. mYll 4Ac'l33
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INFORMATION WANTED OF rHOMAs
= CONI.IN Of BonnAher, lrslanl oszns % this ooup
uy IN 1855 and went - seSmAn In soms 81 ths South
en steamers. Any infermAtina viii hs thank fuiIv re
a O., boz 982 6n ofSoa. splI 9{sssl3
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..OUSE To LET-A NEW TWO STORY
IL basement, attic and sn1-celiar hou-e, con aiming
Il room-, Dekalb enus, Most RAND 90; one
OF the most plea ant and healthy locations In uruok
lyn. rent only ~ D. Inquire OF j. l.. McCyrCu-
EON, no Myrtle ave. lbll48
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BAKERY TO LET-NO. PA DIVISION
- II, large shop ard first class oven al-o apart
ments Inquire OF @. u. IiALLoCK, 2l Suffolk 4, or
st lIU south II. Ll93,G
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CEAMSTkESS AND OPERA CORA RE.
bCsr"c'ahle wumsn, IA iy eHririsnced AZ seamtres,
md oper tnr - irr machine, viii give q hours
time, daily. in return for her board Wouii prefer
employment in hi l. ur iir-t cla-- hNnrlin' house.
Address Ms. JACKSON, sun Oice, lOK 90. lG2
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ERGPLOYMENT-Femaie.

A GENTS wANTED-FIFTY YOUNG wO-
IA men, to sell q book indispensable In every fam
uy; can make from - 70 % day. GEO. BACKER,
eo Nsssaa Il, room l. my9 24ac'l96
MILI.INERS WANTED-2 FIRST RATE
lVl Mner. one that can trim well and assist In
the store; apply at o42 Eighth ave, bet ssth and ssth
ssreeN. 1Slf9,3
SEWlNG MAChlNES-WANTE LADIES
Sto learu TO operate Singers and wheelsr b viii
rons sewing m.chines All branches Of work taught,
Fulton q, Brooklyn, up stain, over Singers ewing
machine store, myS 2<Acs1oe
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To- LET.

4 PAhTMENrS TO LET, RENT sl2 PER
a month Vt in a genteel, healthy neighbor-
ood Ia "illiamsburFh. a verv C 1mfortabe suit oS
sN apartments, con aiming water sas, kitchen waste
pipe, all on one floor Cars cent, pass the door,
near the ferry. 452 Grand st., Williamsbursh.
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CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY LAND Pension,
WooDAAN, 10 William st. GsS paid ier Isnd Tn va:
rans. 1b,140,2lsc
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SToRE TO LET OR LEASE-CORNER
- of Second avenue and Seventy fourth At, JuS
fnthed, good for srooery store Inquire Of the o~I
on the piemisea. lhlu,G
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NIURSE-TIIE PARENTS OF A DAUGH-

~ ter Ase "a from a revere o. fprtuna, would
gIadv sccerf Of eugNF'maut for her 10 take care
OF tso children, in any well known family, OF
inoT4. and Christian hApit., no Othrrs Ia ed Apply
re- errpce gwen md rel irei. Adtres., .ENGlljY
lRuTESTANT, Sew York sun Branch once, 9S
Fourth ave. !3-ls5,S
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THE NEW YORK NJN.

.s Ahk NLW IOkk BUN.
noshee p.aly mundAy asgssd, - VIVA 70
didinG. ccrnsr Of Fulton and hasuau ssrssau. ssd
- brusdwny, toornr Of Broadway, pArk Rov
- Am strvcsJ undss the American nussur.
aoss IN New Yort City and vicinity, q
~ Ahp QUARTER CENTS PR wEKH.
Single Copies Ops CenA.
Wns sens by uail. -Four Dollars ysar.
- Dsoeuber las.-
q. sas C0PI1 PKR DAY.
rHE WEEKLY SUN
" nailsd " subscribers q seventy -hys cents NJ
far; IL months ~; single copies, cents. spsci-
snEs sat slsts " intending ubsrribsrs.
Addrcss ssTBE SUM-
Corns Na~.n spd Fulton ssrsss, New Ycrx,
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SEWING MACHINES no RENT AND rr

- saie-s,nssrp- Whee,e' q Wnsous A.a othe
lew and second hand, chaAp for eAah Noodls shay
sners, needle sbuttlesS Ae 5ewiuy machines bought
Ichanged ana roTsiTed Advances made b. y. q
OURGIN, B9b proAdssy, rooTo E6. 3 Apir Hssr'iS'
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TORE TO LET-A GOOD OPPORru.
> nifty 10 hire sore In ths Bowsry, No. lD, WITH
~ithout the dwelling part fira rats locatio, for
hoe, cnTIe., dr. goods, OF any bun6es the store l.
sgge, and would % altered 70 suit the tenant Th'
vnt will be IN accordance witt the timsa Apply T.
L. II DOUGHTY, ih9 Eosars trn 10 tos. sx.fa,
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CEWING MACHINE-WANrED LADIES
~ 10 learn 10 operate Singers, Wheecr d VII
sons sad Hove's saving mschines; also all kinds u
Lea either In the hoRss out All kiud- OF stitching
done 70 order, nsedies aud oil for sale rsrms modsr
ste, o99 Henry ct. myG l9h,2<ae
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p00MS TO LET-FIRST FLOOR BASE
~ ment and two rooms In attic Of the two story
brick dwelling OO Cannon 4 Inquire In office the
flace. 13,lGi,5
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personal NOTICES.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY MOTT.
"a fed not TO harbor or trust nv wife, SAR Al
M,A.hsihsLL a,s.i ,he having eft my bed anil boa ID
reponsble for debts or labiiite. santractsd w
hsr Dated New York; Nav 10, 1881. ,sEORGE
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RATES WADvE1LlyhQa

AAvsessns.as-Rue evsry Y0UD - -
80 vwds, g -, cas deg. % s.n14 - &UB3
:;os. s md, ma: s.ss sc. a.: q 4. s A. 49,
Marriages and DsaAhs, - ssu1S Asnn - -
Monthly Advertisements q Sous Hssa, i.sas11
We conyenisncs Of the cnes, ~ b. syeY - =
rhh ssAblAaAms.a , 0aFsiy aMsA .
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G,EWING MAcHINE-WANTEp. LADIES'

NO learn avsrat. on N whssler &Wilsons improved
sswins unchins~, by ore Of the Oldest eIrsrienced
eperafop Ia the city taught all kinds Of stitching,
hemmins, telling, sse and thorough management Of
the nschics, and recommended 70 PLACES, for ~.
Thoss In want Of Snsrat1rs Euprlsd. A machine for
pae, and family ss~.nx dona- 81 ss Canal strset.
AVA ~.
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CARm FOR SALb IN ROCkl4AND CO.,
Il 30 miles ss- Yort, farm OF W scrss- good
Gnbes, hIAi.ss tigniy cultivated dne building, vel
watered, fruit a..nrsrt ptlee S.tSD terms aAsy
ktGEks q TAy'0E ses B-npS~av, room
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AOOmS TO LE1 Al II VINE ST., NEAB
- Fulton FsTy-s rcon ana tive bedroom +, sui,
,bs for snail faLnily only, Reference reduirad "
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ROOMS TO LET-IN A VERY RESPECT
~ able nciRhborhood, consisting OF room and pea.
room and Kitchen Inquire on tn" premises 81 ~0.t
o., rent - and 30. lb,il26
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EURNlSHED ROOMS TO LET-A PLEA
l. pant front ionm aud bed oom on tho Let floor,
nrrshed t. ANAL family, at 10 Catharin. At old
IuIpbeI 81 I4,lGf,5
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CEwINs MACHINEs-wANTEp LADEIs

- 10 learn to operate on Singers and Wheeler 3
Wilson's and other sewing machines; learned perfect
and practice ill -sti,fed On shop work, all the guass
and every part; term. ~; also sewing machines foc
sale snd 70 lea, II isT Orchard 81 ussS Stanton.
mC,1bA Sac.
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SOOMS TO LET-BY TIE WEEK OF
ASnight at ia Sixth ave ooI. Of sth It: ssod insiC
ooms At VI 70 GnG OIL 90 per weak, or 2S rapts o
right The hous. hH bean Isssutly renovated snf
aasnliDess stuctly ohsHvsd th1kkif
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AIsAa sssTATB. =.

FARMERS GARDENERS AND MILK
men, you want the best laud In Flatbush, tonly
three mile from the oltv Hall, Brookyn) at panic
psiees, call on l.. r. BERGEN T9Ced,r st N. Y. l55g
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HOUSES 10 LET-lN BkOUkLYh, TWO
new two story and Ds-Inent brics hoore- In De
kslb ave, adjoining Skiliman IT, with all the moaprG
q. No. sG WsAhfsstoo It tIov YORK ALI sAAc'iIn
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COTTAGE ROUSE TO LET, OR FOE IsAIs
" 90 p,I .nIu,Iu-Ai ttv bs~ntifu, village Of
krru ccvile l., l., = Of ~ hOUTs ride H. Rev York,
~ Iona IslaNd R.ilrosd which runs train ever
,Elt honr from Ma neIt neat COTTAGE hOura, COO
,!ring rcsns, With plCU.y " nd fer gAIdss TO .
lrshLer, sasy .rrinI 'CL ~ -Esh4 ApplJ ,. Pg
I8t. 1qT rrsJ.l =. srl9,Nht. .oAae
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SEWING MACHINE-WANTED PER
0scns who wth TO learn to operate on Singer sewins
also soe sood sevars 10 learn the pantaloou trsda
tnauirs at 30 Delaney Il, lst door. spso 2<ac'1es
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N UMBER 9OO3
ARTICI4ks PoR sALR.

RHLIARD AND BAaArEILR TABLES
- fcx sale-manufsctnrsd, ana couseastiy 90 hama.
" Third Il, hstvss svs 3 - O; ales seeo,A
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HOUSE AND IL YEARS LEASE FOR
llssle, at l4'l Br oidway. Inquire OF N. PErEBS'
1909 Broadway. lo,n3,S
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DIANOS FOR 6ALk cHEAP-A LAk0E
l. assortment OF nsv and srcouA- hand pianos, for
sale cheap for cash, enstalmants; svery plano
Sarrsnted, At ii. B. CALENBKR0, 10 Leroy Plsoa
a hock vsst Of Brnadwsy. ~ Y.
PIANOS TO LIT. splS.S4aa.lW
TRUCK FOR S,LE-A TWO HORSE
L tucs, two bAlf rprnc carts, and i've hard Carte
re week lG,1l,3
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HORSE FOR SALE-A POWERFUL G
IL years old iron grey horse, valuable for an Ice
wagon or truck do. n year. old iron grey family
hor-e also poney built mare price sB al-o
several other cart and farm horses for nale-a war
tanted; Apply at Essex 1t, coal yard, Canal.
16,ls3,3
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FOR boiling 1t shOuld he placed la 4 stsvs.'
'ah on cold water, and made 10 boil quie XIV; a
'ooh as the water boiis the meat must be taken
OUT, TIE wator tbroEn away and fresh cold
water placed in tho pot with the meat san
warm boil ~ ~ usual time, according 10 the
description of Joint.
BAKED on ROASTED RIBs oy BKxF.
Prepare tho meat as above. make 4 pasts Of
hour ana water, and bake il In slow oven for
twenty minutes for each pound Of meat; do
not cut IL until cold.
srtwED SALT BEkf.
=, Prepare 1t as above, and cut it into steaks u
the usual thickness; have some cabbage or
other greens ready boiled chop them up, anA
with the meat, place In stew-pan With gin
Of water 10 every pound Of mea,, ono teaspoon
fsl Of sugar to each pound, and one tealpo0a-
full of pepper to every four pounds Of meat /;
stew gently for two hours; 10 vary tho Haver,
carrots, potatoes, harieot beans, or boiled mac
caIoni cut up into pieces about an inch long,
may Be added. Beef cooked IN .hsss modes z
tfor the breakfast tables Of . thousand pssadh
year.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27

lent to- support the accusation and
Justify the commitment, and commits
tie party without having a hearing
even before himself TO the close Gus
sodyin a astrOngly garrsond fort, to be
there held, it would seem, during the
pleasure ofthose who cVmmitted him.
~ The Constitution provides, as /
have before said, that "ho person shall
be deprived of life, liberty or property,
without due process of law" 1t do
clares that ''the right Of the people to
be secure in their persons, houses, pa
pers and effects, against unreasonable
searches and seizures, shall not be VIC
lated, aud no warrant shall Issue but
upon probable cause, supported by
oath or affirmation, and particularly
describing the place to be searched,
and the person or things to be siezed."
1t provides that the party accused
shall DO entitled to speedy trial in
court Of justice. ,ot sl.7
And these great and fundamental
laws, which Congress itself could not
suspend, have been disregarded and
suspended, like the writ Of habeas
corpus, by military order, supported
| by force of arms. Such is the case
now before me-, and can only say,
that it, the authority which the Con
stitution has confided to the Judiciary
Department and Judicial officers, may
thus, upon any pretext or under any
circumstances, be usurned by the mill
tary power at its discretion, the peo.
pie OF the United States are nolonger
living under government Of laws,
but every citizen holds life, liberty
and property at the will and pleasure
of the army officer in whose military
district he may happen to De found,
In such case my duty was too
plain to be mistaken. ! have exer-
cised all the power which the Consti-
tuition and laws confer OH me; but
that power has been resisted Oy a
force too strong for me to overcome,
1t Is possible that the officer who has
incurred this grave responsibility may
have misunderstood his instructions,
and exceeded the authority intended
to be given him, | shall therefore
order all the proceedings in this case,
with my opinion, 10 be filed and re-
corded in the Circuit Cont Of the
!, United States for the District Of Mary
land, and direct the Clerk to transmit
a copy, under seal, ito the President Of
the United States. 1t will then remain
for that higher officer, in fulfillment of
his Constitutional obligation, "to take
care that the laws be faithfully exc
cuted," to determine, what measures
he will take to cause the civil process
of the United States to be respected
and enforced 10 r, B, TANEY,
| Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
i the United States. .-sa artdsl1. .-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27
ONLY PREPARATION.
% Having Proof. 50 s,iOns and Direct as to %
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
ssaam no F. ALE! ,''1ti' -

TOR Statesmen, Judges, Editors, ,Physicianso Of
II the olest schools Sswell Us new give u their
unqualified sanction, and recommend y for all
cases Of eruptions, and diseases Of the scalp and
brain; but all who have used II, unite In tes-
tifying that IL will preserve the hair rom be-
ing gray, anslf falling to any age, as we'll a.
restore. Read the following &c.. "a,
AiVNR 2ai Y sr. LoUls, July 10th, 1880.
.sO.J Wd0u, ESQ.,. Den eIrs--All6w me tho
pleasure and satisfaction TO transmittoyop the
beneficial effects of your Hair Restorative, after
Il trial OffVe years. i cofnmencsd using your
Restorative in January, 1856, since which time
| have not been without bottle on hand
When commenced the use, my hair was quite
thin and at least one-thifd gray. A few appli-
cations stopped It's falling, and In three weeks
time there was not gray hair TO be found ,neith-
or has there been upto this time. ll .ill 90
After my hair wac completely restored con-
tinued It's use by applying Two orthree times pei
month, My hair has ever continued healthy
soft and glossy, and my scalp perfectly free from
dandruff. j do not Imagine the facts above
mentioned will be of any particular advantage
70 you, or even fatter your vanity at this late
day, asI am we'll aware they ars all well known
already, and even more wonderful ones through
out the Union. ! hayo occupied my time in trav-
aling the greater part of the past three years
end have taken pride and pleasure In recon-
msnding your Restorative and exhibiting itsef-
iects In my own case IN seaeIai inssanycS y
nave nles WIN peIpie LnS' w;tSon, eaSno. ~
numpugi saying shSy naS aseu Ousd h OnSS
In every lnstanSe, nIweTeIl sprUaeJuu ,oJ ~ PIT
ing the sns my ~ mvs -
Gle at all, but had rsed some new artce, ssia "a
be as good as yours, ano seihngA.aoVuE nan Ine
price. ! have noticed Two 9i .nIes arlicies my.
self advertised as ABOVE, wnicI nave no COUP, ,,
are n;.o nn;. % .,,;SIn oSnn pennts,jon wben s,s
PaMontVh o y, hanS -" that bs. hean mayed bsyonS :
SOU ~ HNNn'u snA"' A"' O'So- p'','t Ns'N"e
uouo'' nir.
Apparently, some Of those chaIlatans nave no!
brains enough 70 wTile an adyerussement, @
notice they nave copisu yOuss, wU,u & .or woad IN
seyera, insSanVSs, M &c ns,e's '"HSiiHs ''"' ''"''
name ~ piHO;u S;,Si ~ ,hS ma, Ava vo,-. .sor and
In ,w;ib more than two thonsand nsrsons tha,
have msad ySu Ss"T bS enSr ssS
NJ Nd ovs,v diseass The scalp ana mead AZ,
nesa, s1o s'0iy uio0A' 'N0 ''"P AHu 'i' AOAu -
''fS called 10 ace Won. petsonnlly. at your plac,
osk~s;n ass bsra ibnt Iea,ned von were jv,n, II
Nav O' YnrT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-06-27

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