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WESSELHOEFT WATER CURE.

This institution is open throughout the year for patients
and boarders.
p. 'B. FRANCIS, PRoPRIEIOR;
DIR. AUGUSTINE SCHUBERT, PHYSICIAN.
Persons boarding the village take full treatment
der the Of DIR ScUBERr formerly Professor in Madison
College, Penn
DR.. s. highly recommended and has lately made
Of the remarkable which have been effected
IN this country.
References:
FREDERICK MULLER, NJ. d., Montreal, Canada.
q. LOMER, Esq. Montreal, Canada.
q. A. HOLLAND,
CHRISTIAN SYBOLD,
WM. s. TEMPEST,
Rev. q. WERNER,
Dr. THEODORE HAHN. St GAlcn, Principal Of the Iy
dropathic Institute, st. Gallcn, Switzerland.
lion. J. $. BEAUDRY Mayor Of Montreal 21
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EXTENSION TABLES. OF NICE QUALITY,
in Walnut Oak, Chestnut and Butternut, for sale by
DWINELL BLISS
Nov. 12, ls6l.-Id
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LIST OLE AGENTS.
IL - ~ - ~ -fAN -
n payments for THE VERMONT PIIGNIX, for 1862,

4 whom paymlnts Tor TIE VERMONT PIENIA, Tor 1907,
may be made
West Brattieboro,A DUNKLEE, r.. PERRY; Brookline,
@. W. SrEBBlNSj Dover, LYMAN BURRi W. Dover, WM.
II. JON ES Dummerston, W. y. MILLER West Dummers-
ton, s. W. WILSON draon, n. II. HALL Guliord, Ell
MER MASON Guillorl Centre, s. l.. sIBLEY, Green
River ,J. d. DICKINSON Jamaica, d. O. DEXrERj Halt
fax, STEPHEN NILES West Halifax, A. H. TUCKER;
Londonderry, DAVID ARNOLDj South Londonderry, II.
d. TYLER Marlboro, W. W. LYNDE; Fayetteville, j..
DUNKLEE, JR., wniinmsvc SAMUEL Brown, Put
ncy, WI HOUGHrON; Saxtjn's River, c. W. FAIR
BRJrlIERi Cambrigeport, A. A. WYMAN Somerset, a..
X. MORSE; Stratton, MELVIN A. KNOWLTON Towns
hsnd, o. BUrrERFIELD West rownshend, L. W. PAGE;
Vernon, ADDISON WHITHEDi War1sboro, H0L-
LAND PLGuPTON; West Wirdsboro, LIRERTY WILDER;
Siuh wardsboro, s. PErTEE; Westminster, II. G.
LANE Westminster Wes d. W. HAMBIIN; Whitingham,
II. N. HfX; jacksonville, JAS. W. HATCH; Wilmington,
LUCIUs WALKER; winiham wM HARRIS JR.i South
winiham EZRA PIERCE, JR; Chesterfield, N. H., H. O..
Co0LIDGE Hnsiae, N. H., @. J. AMID0N Winchester,
N. H., v. NJ. FORBES North Bernardston, Mass, N. p.
CHAPLIN.
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GENEVER CORDIAL

GENEVER CORDIAL,
As Gin highly recommended by Physicians for its Medi
cinal Properties, it being made from pure Barley Malt Our
other bottled Liquors, viz;
BRANDY, BOURBON WHISKEY, RUM,
de-, dc,
Are put up with the greatest regards their purity
Medicinal qualities, and recommended by the Faculty
We are permitted to refer to the following Commissioners
Town Agents. and Physicians Of the State Vermont and
publish tn" annexed results Of Chemical Analysis, made by
eminent Chemists evidence that but the pures
and most desirable articles in line will be offered
to customers.
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VOL. xxx.
T AW RENEE WATER CURE,
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
EMIL APFELDAUM, SUPERINTENDENT.
GEO. p. wEssELnGFT, NJ. D., PnYsrcAx.

This Establishment Offering in its interior arrangements
comfort and better bathing facilities than any other Of
its kind open for the reception of patients and board
ers.
Tickets for bathing only be had at the Office in the Es
tablishment.
Dratcboro, May 1st, 1s62-tns
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UOME INSURANCE COMPANY Of
II the City Of New York.

CASH CAPITAL, 81 900 OO0-sURPLUs OVER 100000.
The having accepted the Agency Of this Compa
nv and having filed In the Secretary Of States Oce the
evidence Of its responsibility required by Statute is
prepared take risks Of property usually Insured In this VI
sinity on favorable grant Policies without delay
The perfect responsibility Of this Company ana the known
character of t officers entitle 1t rank the very
0rst In our country. h. @. MEAD, Agent.
Brattleboro, Jan. !, 1861.
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III n. HIX, Attorney and Counsellor
ILL., at Law and Solicitor in Chancery
WIIITINGHAM CENTRE, VT.
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"OODCOCK e. VINTON, Paper Manu-
w facturers. All kinds Of Printing Paper made to
der Cash paid for White and Brown Rags. Bratteboro,
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rUHE ABOVE FIRM WOULD CALL THI

Il attention Of the Commissioners, Town Agents, and
Medical Faculty of the State of their well selected
stock of Imported Wines and Liquors which offered
reasonable and satisfactory terms.
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will be good document for Sec. Seward to
hand over in reply, wher Lord Pamerston
makes his remonstrance on that subject;
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF TIE GULF
Now Nrlnnns Inlr . 1870
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UTINSLOW S. MYERS, ATTORNEY AND
w Counsellor at Law, Jacksonville, ~.
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IL. Il W. II. ESTERBROOKS.
~ Manufacturers and Dealers in Empire State Victor
sewarts ana denesee Valley Cook Stoves Parlor and ox
Stoves and Hot Air Furnaces. ~ ~
Also Plows, Cnltiyators Road scrapers Churns Iron
Sinks Russia and English Stove Pipe ali kinds of Stove
Furniture, Japan and Common Tin Ware.
No. Exchange Block, BRATTLEBORo VT
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RETTlNG, CABINET MAKER AND
Carver Manufacturer Dealer in all kinds Of Gus
TON hue Furniture Picture Frames all descriptions at
wloIesaI anu retail Carving and Repairing Furniture
tiOn. Corner Main and Iia, S., oiS 7''"'
Brattleboro, Vt. e "e"'
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OUR ARMY BEFORE RICHMOND.
The Presidents Visit.
HIS ACCOUNT OF OUR LOSS.

mo "NN''"i vi "oH hOos'
Accounts brought TO Washington by the
presidential party from -he headquarters of the
army of the Potomac give cheering views of the
condition of affairs in that vicinity. 1t is re-
presented that the entire loss on our part in
the recent battles does pot exceed, in killed,
wounded and missing, eleven thousand.
Stragglers are constantly returning. The enc
my's loss no doubt is exceedingly large.
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The appointment of Pope was not the only
mistake in this department. The news that
General King was assigned to the command
just vacated by Fremont produced a great ex-
element grief gave way to anger. Generals
Schenck, Piatt and several other Brigadier- Cen
erals Instantly sent in their designations to
Washington, or asked to be relieved from com
mand. General Carl Schurz on that day did
excellent service to his country. lie under
stood better than many who wear sword the
tactics of campaign in Washington, and his
to the indignity Of Brigader- Generals an.
pontment over his head, Joined to the protes-
tation OF hundreds of officers in the army.
brought obout change of policy in Washing
ton, and the public were informed that Gener-
el King had"decned" the appointment. If
true, twas pity, for his glory's sake, for that
u brave little army which General Fremont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
6hnn,ilcr Of Commerce.

This Chamber met on Thursday afternoon, at
clock, and in the absence OF Tho rrgdiar officers
Mr. GALLATIS was called 10 the chair.
| Decins Wsdsworlh, William i] SDythe and Chas
| j. Martin were elected In Lbers.
| A letter was su omitted from Mr.. Seward, incosns
/" Circular to the Diplomatic and Consular Repre-
sen'atives of the United States Abroad, inviting
emigration tbs country aud sso an extract OF It.
ter of Mr.. Dayton, Minister France, stating bat
there had been :" perfect run 20 ne legation IN
reply, aod further, ba. there was di.apro 1tent
that the passages were not paid by our Government
The.etier OF Mr. sewAro IA accordance w IN the
suggestion OF Mr.. Dayton, brought to the attention
of the Chamber the DIoPrlety Of reducing the price
of passage On board O. tue enigrant ships. The
snbeot WAS referred to a committee Of five consist
iug Of Captain AaIslall, I os. IIleton. Moses IL.
Glinuell, f.. l.. Morgan l.ad john 5 Williams.
A letter Of resi- ynaticn of Royal Phelps as the
lst e-Presiieat Of tie Chamber was read. His
resignation WAS accepted, and, On motion OF Mr.
WEraoRE, q complimentary rysolaiion Was passed.
Mr.. DAVID OobES submitted the following reeo-
luton, which was seconded by Nr. S,HoyiS:
Re.olrsd, Tbs, tho National War Committee no longer
have tie use vi tLls NhaHooI
Some Giacussion arose on tho sui ject, which was
participated IL by Mr.. Ogden, Capt. Marshall, Gen.
WetmoTc, and Mr.. l.a,hers
motion OF Gen. Wa. X. SrRoS6, that the
resolution lie on Toe tabl-, prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
Sa1f.nbky. &c. iee2.

TO ne iatof 81 IHs " T. I'obe.
SIN: I would with 70 place very peculiar cnse Of
min. before the public IN is proper sh J, Is nothing
les than boas dismissed the service Of tine United sa,s for
honesty. The facts az follows:
in he ils Itce discovered. nearly year sgo while 81
tacbed 10 tbs Circle" Hospital, Wt,h.lgon, d. c.. that
uoag suds that to be encountered IA slaos eve
ytng la could como under observation. tho Ho'Tts DO
Iaruleut formed uk in chain Of rros' faud In TIE iue
contract OF army smonn;ins ssvenienths nl II tho
fs sno1ni which. by analogy would anounit' per
ionh AsI foshy cosds red that 1t would DO abioaiey
eg Of nc to Joy the cs ofe fraud before the proper a..
,hos, dd co. ard a.ed throufh shower ofatue sni
ell ran ner Of petty succeed Ia orinxns ''r
before Justice Of the Peace In Washington (ihoms' u
Dor suJsnti,ng tho above proportion OF The theft Ia
the oay two places the Qutefmaf'ers Department "oui
suffer 10 be investigated The Effects that sccru nom ihi.
cgulso Tia, Justice Dorm Loaf Lis portion o. tho Govern
nert bo,ne his zeal Ia investigating the fraud tnd biz
,eport thereon o. one q the tools OF the contract
or was scspegst carry tie Contractors guli and all
further invogstion closed by an Official threat Ibis ehee
uay closed the alter until the contractors alluded 10.
no doub. conddoing The protection Of friend In the Quar-
termss,ers oee sufficient protect him. offered to to
per, ona fisnd Of mine Hosptastowad KNAPP. KaloamA
Hospital Washing on d. c. hall tho vacc OF oil iael drawn
fos and not used In hs hospital advised Lin to sccop, It,
which he did ard lodged the in my lands duly
ou.iaed the with the Transaction AMI
desIeing Of any justice being done TO the Ooycrmci In
that DepsItmeDi Invested the In publishing pamphlet
stating the fc,s in the cs'e and eucd"A Chapter
Faadso which tio daily reported TO the authority
aud which followed up BY having the principal contractor
arrested through my individual eIcrtions 1t then
decided the only Of escape for the contractor. that
should DO Dismissed which accordingly done when IA
accordance with the above isct obtained ce acs which
have already shown 10 you fo the medical oesr e.ii-
Tying that have been discharged On tho service OF tho
United States "Jor h0nesip."
The certificates in my po"eson with other unofficial
certificates to tie effect, and the facts need
Very respectfully yours. JOHN OFLANAGAN.
No 70 Giune.het. Max. York Cny seit. 10, 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

decieed ard the volvne all the questions offered for
snewed ecusson are 10 the COURSE Of immediate rewritten
~ NO u before the Circait Court OF dis Dis
nct snd the 5lpr-ne Court IN m Berch Th Court would
~ s Che law in that sccsps 700 Off. for
10 ohs upon the strength az argument al Bar
upeo by the bsher Courts. "
The Counsel still persisted IA hs suxiety 70 deliver the
argument prepared by him In case and AZ or csrfy
perussl OF tie synopsis OF published the psp~r at tho
sans Es Tsca log 90 far as practicable the made
by y 1t the hsarisc the Cont cccaon 10 ,nrreuder
s former conviction The qussio1s ,uyvrd In mi, case
Therefore hold hs ihs nslt,r sei To- Lie
witt ths Jurisdiction Of tte Prize Coat hat liz
Li.slt, hi have no thjtty In TO a,,sch 10
prvsts vessel her cargo, being under arrest "a
1e and wiibe the eosnz'nce OF the pzs Court that
II tho LibeiAnts have aay cal liable nsnd at
tho vessel cpcdrs IL The Frzs Court their nedy
must be sought Ia th,t tribunal
tst Libel dismissed with 10 be taxed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

bravo man on this as well as on many other trying
occasions He passed MP and down the lines, ex.
Claiming after each explosion, "Never mind, boys
Come on; 10 one j. hart'
When the Sth had taken its position in line of bat
tie before Rebel brigade, Col. Arpleman, who ~
manifested the greatest coohess during the days.
to his men, " Remember what State you are from,
and preserve the honor Of her flag and OF your regi-
ment."
In Company D, of the same regiment, was brave
and intelligent ScotcbuaD, Peter Man OF Thompson,
vile. He was much beloved for his kindness and
courtesy. Early in the ection he was dangerously
wouuded by a musket ball which passed through ms
body. His first words after being bit were, "
have done all can to serve MY country
After the regiment was ordered to fall back nav
ing lost one-half its number, Sergeant Bingham OF
Westvlle Company K) remained firing at the
enemy. "Stand by, boys" he exclainedi " we
must die, we will die game"
On tho day after tho battle, three men from ono
Comrauy appeared at the hospital each OF them hay-
ing The end Of one finger blown of. DR.. Stores ran
through the thrcDg at &c. "Iea, yes, am very
willing to amputate your fingers" be raid; but,
added he, &" such cases must be- performed without
the application Of ohoroform. Tie article IL scarce
and We can't waste it on sel-iDnicted cases." The
three uen at once skedaddled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
"A Fightiug Minister from Co.,,cc,;c,,

On Saturday morning We met at Col. Almy's
Office Lieut. Jacob Eaton. pastor Of tie Conr, Ara.
tional Church at Meriden, Conn, WHO oltained a
years leave Of absence TO Gght tie battles Ct biz
country, and who enlisted as a private Il tho 9Th
Connecticut. lie is on lis reiusa home ara Although
be was badly wounded in tie battle Of Anlitam, be
viii probablyresune his pastoral duties Immediately
lie man Of fine personal presence, great coclness
and courage, and superior scholarship. We are ill.,
debied to the Lieutenant for the following iteris
rom hs owa pen. lie is delighted with Tic Presi-
dent proea nation:
FEw INCIDENTS IN THE BATTLE or sHARPs-
EURG.
=, wien Our regiment was moving beyond the teni-
Die storm u shot and shell which was poured upon
Our camp from two rebel batteries at close range On
I.e morning OF The l1tb, our men would itnctiYely
rs9oP ana Leslae when the sheis bqrst around lheu
org Chaplain, the Rev. Mr.. Aoris, showed himtelf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
Mr. Seward nnd the Proclamation OF
Emancipation.

Editorial Correspondence OF qhs Phils lelpha Press.
WssHIaGTos Oct / 1902.
The position CT Mr.. Seward Secretary OF State,
in the great questions Of tie hour, has again been
the subject Of absurd speculation. The last and
mOet rd culOus caa0rd whs tturdhy Unlisted uIon,
tha, even those who IN the habit Of discrediug
lie statements OF scns4iion papers, gave hually II
reluctant consent to II, II has been repeatedly and
rositivcly printed that he not only opposed the
emancipation Proclamation OF the President, but
that lac Lad rendered las portfolio 10 NJ. Liaeon 10
be accepted az an early day. the ". !. H.Tdid, a.
ii preparing for the retirement Of Mr. Seward, suE-
Qe,icd that being Tie strongest man ia the Cabinet,
bis withdrawal would induce the whole concern Ia
oruml 20 lIeceG aud another equally trustworthy
journal arranged that hr. Everett was to disPlace
MIR. Adnms, as American Minister az Lonion, and
t'at SIR. Adams was 10 be the successor to Mr..
Seward.
4 very little inquiry destroys this entire sensa-
nopal fabric. Mr. Seward nor only did not oppose
the Proclamation msncpstiDg the slaves OF Rebels
on The LIT Of January, loo3 but gave u his cordi
asseui lie has never dreamed Oi leaving the Cab
met unless at the requei Of tic Prcs ut, and he
il further from such thought now that the country
ID ia imminent peril. II understand tho posiiioii
Of the Secretary Of state, he cDticiy dihregards all
uartv considerations. Ihosc who are for the war
are entitled TO his gratitude and respect; and thosc
" no are against the war, or who III any way embar-
rnss tie Administration, whether they call them
s.lyen Republicans or Democrats, are equally his
foes aud The focs OF Tie Republic. IL Is possibie
that when tie rebellion lis crushed or ibe Aduhnls-
traion 30 eitnaod as 10 longer 10 require bis ser
vices lie nay CRAFTY those who are 30 anxious to
see him rosign that they are constantly nianuiac-
ruing reports 20 that effect, and fabricating ies-
inony to suttain i.
feel permitted To add, in this connection, that 70
far ms tie Emancipation Proclamation Is concerned,
II is sustained as well by Mr. Chase, MIR. Stanton,
and Mr.. Weies us by the Secretary OF the Interior,
Mr.. smith, who, like Mr.. Seward, has been get
deyp as among its opponents; aud the other two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
The Draft I'm Connecticut.

10 he Editor Of The N. y. Tyijmt.
SIR: noticed in Tx TRIDrSE iew days since
abatement that the drs IN ConDecticu, would rot have
taken place bad been for Official mistake, by which It
seems that Gov Buckingham snderooj that 900
were Ieeued r the states quota than were seigay de-
handed by the PietSicnrs call"
Iwoud say tina. Gov Rockingham understood tho call o.
the PreteD, TO be 75 for three year, and On equal
tuuLer ior nine months The STATE has furnished and Slesdy
ie field eight regiments Of yoiuutcefs coitnng 900
men Tor three y.sl which allowed Gov Bucki CHAM to
ply nesry 400 v.une. for three years tho call for nine
months uon. Gov Bseiol CHAM understood perfectly wen
a only few oyor OO0 required TO complete tie nine
months quota and dr4n made to supply tie def
eioscy which o. that G.ae apparent
hesPeeuuky yours. J. H. Amy, Ast O. M u. Conn.,
Ne;0- I01k, Sent &C. 1852
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The Rebel Force ON the Potomac.


SIR: notice that your Washington Corefpon-
den. sreats th. morning Of "the rrsro'sroo. story a
Rebel oGce that "pot less than $1,000 linen had marched
with Lee and Jackson upon Washington" Their story
somewhat exaggerated. but not 90 much be and the
public probably suppose We haset very good evidence
that divisions whleh oros,edihe besea Hsr-
peIs Ferry numbered CO. 90 Now. these cviloni
were only one,hri Ct those the field q At e'an 1t
easy to estimsc the Rebel force which engaged II,
particular point To these must be ADDED large dsneh-
sns else where observations and protection Bot
thrown upon suIp,on estite, Ito ihis gues9a
know almost eIsc;iy tho force with which The r'r'hen
movement Of the Rebels undertaken. IL WA orr 71
husGea aAd G.Sfy ltesslBd nsIbelwsen tat numlcf ard
Eve .hoas nd AL ofhee AID 10, The Po.oac Of
eouue bu. nearly all diL You woule believe II ted you
anything else; but inclined 70 thnk thu; 'rons 10 your
conviction 10 TIE espay thA you will not believe this on
the ground he, It matter 81 which have Ienopsl
h. cdgs and Ufon whi;h AN 10 sHSTnea sbsn
ere mus, oe content With assuring ycu. and vho.rsr
else may read Ills note tbs. know what have jus. stated
q vel knew anything not Of his o~H know
ledge. O.
Sspt.nJsv &C, iee2
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COU.T-scpt 3l-Befors
Judge BgTrs.
Samuel Harlan, j., ct a. AIT tie steamship Nassiu hei

The following Is the opinion Of tho Court in the
ae the Nassau which published the points OF
the be auis' counsel, MI Williams, lew days ago.
EuTqs The ib slans sued cut loci on the Instance
side Admiralty Court, Hld had the vessel anch-f
thereon the 1th OF JUre last Acr The arrest OF the
vessel tie lbe4ns moved III, Court for incrlocuory
| order OF sale because Of her P.tisaing condition
Tie Iitrd States "a IN tho SUR alleging that the
vessel h.d brcn seized by the GsyrnmsBt prize Of
aud va. TOW ttir actual custody undtT thu, SELF lge
,bs Il he service u he attachment IN this cause
sr Edwads also appeared for private camen; OF The
ycsc and lection taken by tn iutcIv.nLg parties 20
tho rgh ofthe besns 10 prosecute the vessel In the AID
nray who she is hrld in actual custody by the United
States as p lac Of wfr
Tht motion was heard and denied by the Court the fra.
o. Juy ss the souHd that the lustsnce Csurt could
take gni1aroeo Of Prize canfr aud that the lbeluts
rceGy sny they lad must DO nat sought Ia the il.Le
Count and under IL jufisalcros.
/ the I'D of September instant, the again
brought before the Court by tho ealmst to have the bo
dl sci snd by the lbelans effect 20 Obtain Teverss
the lufrrT dcrs0n ~ tle ton and for decree eiab
bl.hg validity Of this suit notwithstanding the priz,
action aud sesgrn also pending over this vessel
Tbs council for toe ANe'ants has been INDUCED In
ate aud prolonged augment "a main Of yarou
,sa propo'tcns advanced By him In support OF iis action
slider tn, validity OF the legal positions or thei
applicability 10 the In hand. The points tes
upon the assumption that tho condition Of hosti e
ia ioh tie nation Is Involved Is rot wal Ia that sens
which renders the seizure by the DATED atc OF Rsei pro
per;y at or tina. Of neu rails committing hostile se sgls
The United States by carry ing trade tho geuts Of
aiding and assisting them la this warfare offence sgiias
tie law Of nations. HI
Tho Court remarked 10 the Council on tho opening Of hi
sRanent that IL would quite useless to Into thos
qnetious as open 70 discussion In this Court Ia tho tisu
posture OF the subjects In the earliest sessions Of the Con
Of Prize jurisdiction these matters mad AL peei
brought up and debated by eminent counsel Ia tcites
sui' snd hsd been sasi@y eopSassss W w SsS' W.