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The Great English Remedy.
BIB JAMES cLARK'8
CELEBRATED PENAL
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Prsp0ysd from prescriptions OF CIR CIGrk< NJ Ds PAy
siclds Extraordinary to ths Qnses-
madeleine ID rnfang In the care OF ali thog
painful dangerous diseases to which the female eonsstut
subject sll and all obsrsctiss
ADD . speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
II Il peculiarly suited, II will, In short tina os
monthly period with regularity.
zach bottle price One DELAY, tbs Gover1msas
Great Britain, 70 prevent oounterfelts-
CAUTION.
11sse PEls should not b taken by IsnsGlss ring
EZRS7 THREE EOH7HS Of Prsendsaoy a. trey 0rsswTe
6ri9g on Miscarriage but at other tine ey safs
In Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain In the
Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron Pslpston OF the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these PILLS will effect cure when
All other failed and although powerful remedy,
do not irons csoms An.mony, anything hurtuts
Demonstration
Full directions the pamphlet nd each package, which
,should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tie United Stats and Canada,
JOB H0sHB, Late j. O Bale wn6 coIp
Rochester, ny.
EB-aO0 and six postage stamps enclosed suthor
sed AGENT will insure bottle eRAnins 50 pills, By return
mall
sold in Eashvs By Berry Dsnovlie and q. Hssdss'
ii 1T, J, @. Blown and ell respectable drueRhhtt
ed .tvkv-ly
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PURcu,sE OF Arms FOR THE SoUTU IN BIRNINGuAN
The London correspondent OF the Hdepen'e'''
BEIGE. writing on May 9Th. says:
Birmingham derives temporary proht from tne
aYistenca OF the war in America | am assured That
agents from the Southern States have purchased two
hundred thousand rifles there, net TO speak OF can
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RELIGIOUS No1IcE.--The fast Gay services at NC
Kendree Mulberry street, Tulip street and Ao0Son
Chanel. begin this morning at log O'Clock.
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TEE ERIEND oTe THz NuRssRY

Children are frequent guf feres iron external ziuris
especally from Ftsid and CuspAsas BcplessossthsE
tore every ekhes shoald have this healing preparation
constantly It heals Rrsasfe, aD62 usky
moves the TKTFER RING WORM, Sreoolszs "a ia
aurserr
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From So. Joseph.
FoYe,rn Der Adr,ntIc.

ST.. JOSEPH. June IA battalion under Major
Gully made from the regulars at the forts is coming
here. Another brigade is going to Kansas City.
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pAsE NoTE AND "a onANcE LIST.
,oRaEcrsp DAIkx sI TEE MERczAETs' BASEeHARAED %
Tennessee.

BzoBEH WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, MenphA
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings IEattution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreeshoro'.
Miners and MsEpfactnre.s' Bank, KneIviIls-
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
BANK Of Claiborne, s. Tazevell
Bank Of TaxeHell,.
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Prom WbeeIipe.
Prom sc. Louis.

WHEELING. June II 40 counties are represented
in the Convention !. Foreman Was elected Presi-
dent
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WILMINGTON, N. g., jane l0.-Some cOmmotion
WAS created in Wilmington yesterday. on account
of the reported landing of Federal troops below on
the coast II ia believed to-day to be only Federal
vessels on the blOckading expedition.
The Raleigh Standard learns that nearly two hum
dred companies of State volunteers have rendered
their services to the Governor.
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aDerial nnd Important Notice TO
ClOthhng Dealers.

ITEM p sHIELDs Z co. have this day received and e.e
- N the largest Clothing manufacture. Be
doub most extensive and best Cotton up stoea
~ ver oFered Auction n this CITY. The sock o. nun
M Of every variety Of spring goods selected With the eates
ears aad made in the Best Being made for this spring
Bet se concern besrg disappointed IN The Spring eus
nes are compelled to close their stock in hts manner pa
er. vii serve the nteresthy calling and examining III
extensive stock, as they viii NEST positively Dc 500 - W
P'''-A'' BENZ =. SHIELDS CO.,
Central Azcsi on Rooms,
.n,ls-t opposite esSanss'
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PLANO rnnnnn Anna rPaIHInG.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ ". KIBBBE will heneeforth make Nashville bis perna
NJ. nent resi- ence, and will tune Pianos OrsaMss
and n cons by the year timing and car vssae
Often reqared since be will spend at es one wees IN sv
city and vicinity He viii visit reEaiy oe
ownsn Md8 West HstTennsssee ard Ncrtn Aiaoaa
and Mississippi Orders len ct Benson Co.'S Music sofe
Reeds Piano Rooms, Church street oonmaptca1ons ~
sail vii be promptly as ae6t pFu a@P&sA
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LIN BLOCKADE NOT
Effective!
II * lent lot q hne
IA YASA GIG 1RS,
to Be s0ld Hcr Cash on is.Uaiazi srs.tby
nsy3O-g B&P J. NJ LANaLxY,
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS

TTNSIs paO~ open fsr visitors Tbs prem
haze put fkoroash repair, su su,oar oth.r adj
tiols. Is dining orchiidreu.
zhe estab IT Is in charge Of Mr.. John pak
o. expersnce in this line Of buBnes letters nay
be addIe sse6 81 the Springs b. daily nail
coEan PCT, the Nashville and ChaaHooga
road passengers all lake the ssssres Railroad Tracy C
stages daily for The Springs
procured HcInnTe BY those who prefer hat
tunei2 d.~AE3E
Memphis SppsaIcopy so worth II all issues Ans rd
bill 20 his once, fog Election.
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WuUrE uEANs
NOTICE.

A LOT Of eAsies Navy Beans in store and fOs sale By
"A J0YaF TkEANoA.
j0nt7a
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce ALEXANDER as can
dste for legislature for TIE District
composed Of the coutes Of Smith, Macon and Sumner
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Markets Dy TeleRraph.

NV ORrEAss. Jure l2.-cotton-sops little Inquiry for
manufacturing, hut sales. Flo,r 5OSe co. Mess Pork
S259S.6.
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BY an act OF the Confederate Ststes' Tennessee If
admitted as a member Of the Centederacy, upon the
condition that majority of the people OF the State
cast their votes for representation on Saturday last
and the President s. required TO issue his procsma
ton. declaring the same. as soon as the returns
from the election show the same, and he is notified
Of II officially. This act we published few days
since.
PrpsoxAI.-GEo. \. SANDERS OF Kentucky, and r.
II. Johnson ESQ, Editor of the Little Rock tAik.)
Tan Democrat are at present in the city.
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DIR S. J. COBB
KKyOULD respectfully 70 he citizens Of NashVls
wv and vicinity, that he has opened pestal Rooms on
Cherry street No. opposite Theatre where he VIII be pleas
ed to gat upon any wishing Dental
atom perkrned hard and Esr-like he VIII
promise casrKes very nodsrHis
s. ~ gsnSan Who has enlisted IN The Southern Army
that wishes 70 have Teeth operated upon before going
cal. At nyofcs and have free Grss Coz Noting.
Respectfully,
aplaO-d2D 8, J. COBB
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EPna6z hass yan esn Pfs Weoss sayrtEsu<rt n car
Fz3zF: RsAd ri Il wa istsrzzt yeu-
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UmbreIlas and ParmeOIs.

WILL repair Umbrellas and PsrascIs In the nestest syss
4 giving satisfaction make no charge
All e sy hruse, IN Of ekeudreo church, VII
be promptly attended 10.
msy23-iD nOODhoOeA-
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NOTICE
GETkSTFD Numbsr Doe Candy Maker. Apoly At the store
" OF THOMPSON, sPERRT 4 90
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ATTENTION.

NEILITARY BUTTONS, Gun Coats. Gum Bisnksss- Ret
wi Blue and Gey WonIen Blankets, Military SSoFEs oOlrs
Navy Pistols and eSher military goods 20 be had
II PFERf.
south corner % Market street ADD Public squ.rc.
jcne@lm Nashville, Team
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In Chancerr at Galne.ssrs.

DRIscIL A LEE afAyette lee. ct ais -Juns Ruee,
S5l In this Il Appearing to the Clerk snl Ma Ter.
from mplansnts ii l. verified sSy, tht re drfe d
james LIE sidens 81 the tats Of Tennessee,
The crjaEy process Of IAs be ser,ed hin
t Is erSf0rs erdsed By that plfi TIN Re Fse foaT
the TnioE An. rie pub
shtd city Nashville requi ing ID JAMES Lee 70
spps us the rharoelSr Of the chsnee C art % Jack
the Tie OF Gaiussboro.
the second Monday Ia Auzast s6, thru and ere 80 answer
plead, 6sur eozpAn bill thesame will be sken
Tor confessed, snd set to hearing psrte him
WM d BOrrs, eierk sad Master,
NJ joel w. sst.le, D y 4 NJ
JaeeI2 -w4spr's ees3
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From New York
Fr,m Nor,n CareaIna. Eses..;..

New YORK, June lO.-Genersl Geo. N. Keim died
at Reading.
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roraAv1Izas BIZ 3 ssA AsD LAMB.

ms NaehInis, the Ira vsiss, and sveSy other indi
vidusl vhoae lot In life 2 throws him within tie
ehancs Of seden from epIo Ere. sis sshoed
beaY in this Magic Extractor his best end only
friend II both portable and cheap, and should
~ his companion, friend y There Thousands
OF living witnesses testify y marvellous virtue, who
owe thesr sound limbs and nuscet saving efficacy
hs following are few Of sheIscdisg for which
pALLEYs MAGICALPAIN . K1TRACfORisa PREyK1
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Increase of consumption in ten years 344 0O2, 4eO
which is "a 10 per cent
Now taking the increase of spindles in Great
Britain from 1850 to 1860, at SIS per cent, and in
other parts of Europe st something less and in this
country certainly exceed IS per cent the whole
increase cannot be more than so per cent. against
an increase of the cotton crop in the tinie of
Ga per cent.
The stock of American cotton at Liverpool is re-
nnrtpd "a follows.
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On the 4th of March last in the presence OF as
sembled multitudes of the American people, the
eminent and venerable Chief Justice Of the United
States administered TO Mr.. LINCOLN as president
the solemn oath to preserve, protect and defei
the C institution" In less than three months, in
the discharge Of his high official duties, The Chez
Justice finds himself compelled to decide, that the
powers which the President has undertaken 70 ex-
ercse and also to delegate to others, are directly
violation of the Constitution.
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June l2-lw.

A LATE INCIDENT AT FoEr MoRdAN-An extraci
from private letter, says: "a very pleasing incl
dent occurred here the other day. A large vessel
was seen coming down the Bay with the Confed-
crate colors at the mainmRst head. We were all
astonished and the ramparts Of the Fort we're
crowded with the whole aimy. As she approached
nearer che commenced very rapid fire from her
larbOard guns, apparently ats. We shOtted ou'
guns to receive her, but just then we noticed tn
British ensign on her mizen, and found that she wa
only saluting our fig, and thus recognizing the
gov eminent Of the Confederate States. Col HARDEh
soon had cur guns replying to the salute. As she
passed near the walls, our band played ~God save
the Qaeen'' and her crew sung Dixie
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-S0T1GF TO sroCKHOLDERs.

vu1HR oc a City Rui.dfng AMI LOaD kscessoa Ia
e7cn r-1oysd 70 ne ohcs q Rsrman Cox k.-. Gear
,,.s.. sAM'E@ s&Afs
'"S@r I1sHzzfer
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CITY NOTICES.

NORTHWESTERN BANK Of GEoRGIA.--The notes on
this Bank are taken at par at the City Bank.
GrSs GuSs! Guxs.-MCCALL s. FALL have just
received large lot of Guns, Powder, Buck shot
&C., &c. Call soon.
rnar96-IW
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E Fcg RESr-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at ms
Office. cec~S-u
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HAVANA s e G AR y
JOHN WHORLEY. SO south Market st.,
Nashville, Tenn. ,-..90sO 600 Imported Hn-
vanas.-yls7 RECEZHED FROM "a EAHA.
Latest News from Old VirginiRS
JOHN WHORLEF,
az south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock CIty Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATON
SHOES! ShoesII
FARRAR, DIsXUxEs & Co. are opening most beau
tiful lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Lodss
and Children Call on them, ladies', they are beauti
full, and they sell them very low for the CASH.
marchll-tf.
RENT FREE.
have three small houses, five rooms each, which
will let to the families ofthose actually in service in
fighting LIScoLNs hordes, free of rent, till the war
closes or till their return. L. POWERS,
sprl25 81 No. "a Market street.
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NorIoE-An mail matter intended for Camp
Cheathau, and left at the Ga5ss Office BY o'clock
P. NJ, will be conveyed by special messenger on
the daily morning train.
r. C. FOSTER 81,
Brigsdier General.
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Produce Of COTTON ana Increa.e Of spinal

Mr. SAMUEL BArcHELDER manufacturer, has fur
nished the Board of Trade with paper on this
subject, from which we extract as follows:
The average number of bales of cotton per year.
the crop of the five years, 1856 to 1860 inclusive
appears by the yearly cotton statistics
TO be 362ITl5
For the five years 1916 to 1850 ...2, 2lO AS
Increase in ten years ................l,4l All ,290
This increase is ca per cent
According to the preceding sta Elements of the in
crease of machinery in Great Britain from 1850 to
1860 it was SIS per cent and this is confirmed the
authority of Mr.. Ashworth, who states the increase
of the consumption of cotton in ten years, from
1919 to 1859, to be as follows:
In 1859 973 800 800
In 1919 . 629 79S, 400
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River News.

Reported BY H H. Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
There is now a suficiency Of water on the Shoals
for all purposes, but receding rapidly.
ARRIVED. II. Baldwin, from Louisville /; John
A. Fisher, from Paducah
DEPARTED-J. b. Baldwin, for Burksville; John
A Fisher, for Paducah.
ExPECrED.-Sam Kirkman, from Louisville: Mime
tonka, from Paducah.
The neat and trim steamer J. II. Baldwin arriv ed
here last Friday it being her first trip to this point
since her completion. Without decanting at large
on the many excellent qualities of this craft, as
both fit steamer and passenger packet, we would
merely designate her good boat Her com
mander is an excellent boatsman and an energetic,
agreeable gentlemen, the well known s. P. Mcclure.
The merits Of both boat and her officers will speak
for themselves.
The steamer Red Rover is now lying at our wharf
awaiting more propitious opportunity to complete
her cargo for departure to New Orleans.
The CLARKsvT1E BRIDGE PIERs.-This boat killing
concern erected Immediately in the draft Of water
at fair tide in the Cumberland river, managed to
bring up all standing last night the steamer c. Z.
Hilman, on her downward trip at GAINESVILLE, tear
ing away about twenty feet aft of her nose, on the
starboard side, which caused her to swing stern
down on the pier next to GAINESVILLE, and damaging
slightly the after guard the same side. The cur
rent setting heavy across the piers that it requr-
ed the assistance of the Gen. Anderson to extricste
the Hillman from her perilous situation.
The hull being staunch and nearly new, it escaped
uninjured. This accident unavoidable upon
the part of the officers in command at the time and
was mainly owing to the heavy draft of water set
ting in to the shore, on the Clarksvle side of the
river at the time.
DRowNEp.-NED DuxsoN, f. m. c., fell overheard
the steamboat John A. Fisher, Thursday evening,
between Smithland and Paducah. The boats OH
GERS used every exerton to save him, but without
avail.
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6oyiss-Rlb isk assssA Il t.s. ,sssn. ;
1x.InPsrsi 50 @si auupowdsr sDssc; YoanT EySon d
SALT we quota Fine Sack at s1soe IS aaa co.,, as
@la0 The supply Of Sack s rater light 8arrrii i. ~ 49,
sisDply and is selling ct Soc per eusheI. : - s's-
COTTON YARNS-Ihe following the agents. cuot,,,
for Cotton Yarns zoe and eoO 90 doz 800 o SEQ lie: S
4Oo l2c.
okNDLEsWs quote Perafns Wsxst a793oc At wholesale
and 240c in small lots, Star H9lSo, and Tzlow liza
l2c. The markesis we'll supplied.
DRIED FRUIT-Dred Fruits steady, vita light rceiEts
We ouoe Anpes peeled at 1885, Peaches, unpseed, 81
@l.l5 and peeled S29225 p bushel.
POTATOEs-fhere good stock Potatoes on tne MARKET
embracing e bsst varieties report sales from store
Sl7592 for small and large barrels - -
oNIpNS-There baueled Onions II Inc market We
q1ote loose in sacks at 90c9Si bushel
SEED-The stock Of Clover Is light and sales are making rom
store at IS 95 so hushel in bbs; Blue Grass
St-GD tO, Clean S1So92 busheI Of 4bs Timothy ~ Is
@3 so bushR Herds 81 409l So Orchard oO9l IS;
Millet 81 SO; Hungarian 81; Flax Feed
HAY-The market Is we'll supplied and quote At 02f2
per ton on the wharf and from store.
uoA!e quote Round and Lump Cumberland River zoe
Pittsburgh 2n925c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in limited demand At 30@32kc
Tor Live Geese, when pnt in good shipping ofder
GINsEnG-The demand Is limited at 35al40c per n
EkksMA4-Buyers ara Offering 23925 per Id.
WhlsKY-Recned Is held lS52Oc GALLON and eouztrv
ct SO91sc per gallon, according to quality.
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HarrIc., Cream AIe-Pnre.


Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
lightful beverage Of the day, and Physicians con-
nue to recommend it for the cure of the worst
of Dyspepsia.
Its virtue lies in Its purity. Being compounded
solely of malt and hops its curative properties nus
at once become apparent to those acqusinted with
the virtue Of either ingredient Its manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupuous care, and it is
undena5ly the BEST ALE manufactured either in
this or the old country, at the present day.
1t contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and it will not intoxicate. During the heat
of summer, it is the safest and most healthy bever-
age that can be used and produces none Of the evil
effects caused by tbs use of distilled liquor.
1t putup in barrels for the use Of dealess; and
in kegs and bottles, for family use:
Price-in barrels, ten dollars; in fifteen gallon
kegs, FIVE dollars; in bottles, packed in boxes Of
one two, three and four Dozen two dollars and fifty
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by ad-
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in ell cases, accompany the or
der, and funds On all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LOUIS NJ. MILLER,
Al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
mh29-dIy
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DIR. KINGS DTsPENsARF
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

@C@ DR.. KING, formerlyof New York, for thsl
&BAoS four years ofLousville, Kentucky, and Who
devoted his attention the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty yerrs himself having attended to practice fer
many cured thousands ehaeed to Gu
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they b
iuudcous medical treatment from neglect their own
Kings Dpenssy No. IS Deak street, between Cherry
and the Square, all diseases OF private nature
cured without naucious medicine Interference
from business. -
STRUCTURES recent date sHecuay cured in few
operation which pain Where structure
exist health enjoyed. Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution 50 much.
with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
ect or treatment eGectually cured in few days.
particular attention having been given TO
disease the consequences of brought
in many The destructive habits Of inconsiderae
excessive indulgence Of the PASSIONS neglect Of
undermine he constitution, rendering the subject un
society," and causing premature old
be lAborng with difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their case with
enclosed Or A. King, No g. Deack street,
Nashville will Ia the necessary medicine sent to thSr
address, with necessary directions Strict observed Oes
o'clock in the morning until in the evenings
uay23. lSS1-d&UlY
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The Stay Law---.OpinIOn by the Supreme
CouFI.

We are intended to JOHN W. HEAD, Esq, Attorney
General for the State, for the following opinion
delivered few days since, proLouncing the stay
law passed the late extra session of the Legis-
lature unconstitutional
By THE CoUKT.-These cases present to us for
consideration and decision the cOnstitutionality Of
the Act of 26th January, 1861 Oh. 2, entitled IAN
Act prescribing the remedy for the collection of
debts, and relief of the People" in all its phases.
Notwithstanding the reluctance we always feel in
differing from the Legislature, in regard TO the
of its powers and the validity of Its acts under
the constitution, are constrained by the author
tiles and fair construction of the Constitution to
hold the said Act in all its provisions is unconstitu
tional and void to all contracts made before its
passage, and the remedies upon them. Jones vs.
Crittendeu, Carolina Law Repository, SS5; Towns
end vs. Townsend, Peck /; Bronson VS.. Keezer, /
How. U. S r; 2 Howard sos; Parsons on Con.
533 703. and other authorities to the same effect.
The sec. of Oh. 6, Of the same session. changing
the return day of utOns from the court. which
is brought before us upon application for superse-
deas we hold TO be also void for the reasons.
Our reasons will hereafter be given at length in
. written opinion.
Judgments will be entered in the above cases in
conformity TO this opinion.