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The Suspension Of the Writ Of Ha-
beas Corpus-Its Constituttonniity
Affirmed.

The Suspension Of the Writ of Ha-
beas C~orpas-Iu Constitutionaiity
Affirmed
Application wss recently made 10 Judge
MAxxkRx. of the sC,rcuit Court OF Chicago.
Tor a writ Of kab<ss eerpss. setting forth that
tho son Of the relator Was q minor. under
sighteen.years that he was enlisted IN tho
army. and was nov restrained Of his liberty
by Gen. TrIxs. The law laid down IN this
case 10 applicable herc. and the authority in
this instance IL worthy of regard. Judge
MAxrxnnx held that the writ wss suspended
by the proclamation OF martial Law over the
camp. aud that its suspension was strictly
constitutional. Ga THE point tho Judge said
that by the constitutional power invested In
Congress to provide for calling forth the
militia 10 execute the laws Of the Union.
suppress instruction. and repsl invasion. and
that by the act Of Congress OF 1925. and
statutes since enacted. the President Is noe
>>sarsiy constituted. IA the first instance. the
ladgs OF the existence Of the exigeney. and
Is bouad 10 act according 10 his belief OF the
fact. IL he does 80 act and decide to call
out the militia. his orders Cor this purpose arc
in strict conformity 10 the Laws; and 10 would
seem TO follow a. . necessary consequence
that every act done by = subordinate officer
in obedieaee 20 such orders Is equally jasti-
able. No provision 10 made Tor an appeal
from cr . review Of the Presidents opinion
And whenever . Law gives . discretionary
sower TO any psrsoa 10 be exercised By him
upea his own opinion Of the facts. he IL
sherehy constituted the sole and exclusive
laiSs Of the existence Of those facts J
Saws CON. ss esasf. 81; Nsrf,a 20. Nsu
~. Wheat. 10. l. Tk< Fesorslas Ne. 81
Aud further. By the Constitution the Presi-
den, Il declared to be commander. in-chief Of
the army and navy Of the United States 2sd
81 the militia Of the several States when
called into actual service Of the United
states. and being thus vested With power 10
dstsrnins the cxisency and TO command the
forces called INTO the field to suppress insur
~rectoa. he - thereby vested 9TH the sole
and exclusive power at least IN the absence
Of Legislation on the ssbiscsl Of isdsins and
desermining the measures ~ be adopted
"a As accomplishment Of The object IA view
sAat. u there 10 power under the conssisu-
sioa 70 lind or restrain the Presidsns IN the
s-zsrss.s Of fA@.s ~prGoxs,ivss. eas eniy
ssiss IN coasres. aud hss Dot yes been e.
srissd. Asd he q only responsible 10 he
people for The abuse tAsreofsT Impeachment
in the manner provided ey he cen<tsanon.
That snoas sAs i-eiienss Of he Yover
,hus vested. Il The power 70 direct pls<es
~i.hia the jsristsesieo Of he loyal Ssaiss. a.
veil a N he ins~arrecticaay States. 20 be
occupied By The military Of the uni'sd SsIes
for military purposes; and 70 F~~os's'n mar
s;.i Lac vhere.es IA his jaaxres' tss en-
rsnrie- ard Interests Of Tie n.'''o ~.
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CorroS-GRowIso N ASIA MiNoR.-OH
the 2d instant the Imperial Cotton Com
mission met In the council room of the
Kouak, Smyrna; Mr.. Hyde Clarke, Vice
President. in the chair. Mehemed Reshid
Pasha held a conference with the Commits
sion. His Excellency called the attention of
the Commission to the seed question. and
the necessity of making provision for next
years supply. The members OF the Com
mission we're unanimously Of opinion that
American seed Is that which succeeds best.
but the difficulty Of getting it is at this timo
great. Next to American. Egyptian is most
available. The Commission undertook TO
obtain reports on the seed question. We
regret to learn that scme of the growers
who received seed gratuitously this year ale
trying to sell their cotton seed for exports.
ton "a an oil seed. At a time when there
IL a great scarcity of American seed this
ought TO be stopped. The native seed Is
not available for this purpose. but Ameri-
can and Egyptian, being tree. can be col
lected as an oil seed. The Imperial Cotton
Commission have communicated to tn,
Manchester Gotten Association the measure
Of the Government. and havo likewis,
made All application TO them for advice anC
assistance In the supply OF American seed
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can Squadron, under Admiral s. A. Milne

ican Squadron, under Admiral 8. A. Milne,
X. G. Il.
The follow ing British war vessels are new
attached to the Squadron in American
waters: Curfew, nine guns: Cygnet. i've;
Desperate. seven; Galetss. twenty-six; Grey
hound. seventeen: Imnortalitie. fifty zone
MeIpoimone. ify one: Nile. sevsnty-eight.
Nimble. five; Orlando. ffty; Petrol. eleven,
Piston. thirty-nine: Plover. five: Racer,
eleven; Rinaido, seventeen: Steady. i've
Nesuvius. six: Baracanta. six: Cadmus
twenty one Challenger. twenty-two. and
Hero. eighty-nine guns.
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The FIRST Trial for Treason Since the
War Commenced.

The first trial for treason IN the United
States since the war commenced terminated
at indianapolis on Monday. II WAS the case
Of ASpRKw J. Hrsros. He was prosecuted
BY tho United States District Attorney,
Hon. Jous HAMA and defended by Hon.
Dawn McDosALp. The witnesses for the
prosecution testified. that on the 18th Of
July. last, while the guerrilIs we're crossing
tho Ohio River to make the raid upon New
burg, Husros came 10 the ferry boat, 80
sec tho fun" He was vouched for as "being
all right" by an acknowledged traitor. and
was permitted to cross over with them Ia the
boat, while other men were refused. On
arriving at the wharf no went up into town
viii the man who had vouehed for him
passed Two rebel pickets without being halted
or challenged. went Into the hospital and
carried OF arms. and pointed out a livery
stable where good horses" could be found
On tho other hand the defendants witnesses
testified that his object IN crossing over ws'
10 SEQ a sick child, whose illness he had
hoard Of but the day before. and that he
was not giving aid and comfort to the raid
but vas simply in company with them. re-
turning to his home. The fact that but one
vitnsss had testified a. TO the carrying ava,
Of the arms by Hcsros. when all OF New
burg might have been able to have seen u
WAS dwelt upon by the prisoners counsel Al
going to show that the witness must hav'
been mistaken.
We learn from the Josrns! that Judg'
swArxr charged the jury on the law OF tn
case. The law Of 1890. for the punishment
Of treason, aud the a~msndatory act OF loo2
wcro explained and authorities read touchinl
upon the points ia issue. The Court IN
structcd that the Constitutional provision RI
curing two Witnesses to prove an overt az
of treason ought to be construed to mea
that two witnesses we're required 70 sub
stsntisto each one OF the averments Of tn
idictment, but that the testimony Of ono vii
ness TO a specific charge would be %sufieief
to prove quit. IL tho general charge
treason vas proven by at least two witnosse
OF the weight of evidence to sustain Any {
all Of the avermen,s. Of course, the jury wei
the sole judges.
The jury failed TO agree. Eight we're IL
sonvicsiou and four for acquittal. The ca
will be tried again at the next term OF u
Court.
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Lord D~reugham and the s.Iussus
WoudeF.-

Lord Broughsm = still soiourbiag a.
Brou<hAm Hal. and enJsys excellent health
On Friday evening the performances 81 the
theatre al pennth sere ander ks lordship's
patronage. and on enfefin ~ TIC building he
vas received with enthusiastic cheering. A
little boy. seven yess OF age. Who has been
astonishing the visitors AZ this place Of smsse-
nent by his representation Of vsrioas char
sc.s~. seemed particularly 10 attract the
notice Of his lordship. .ho remained 10 the
eiose Of the performances. The following
day Lord Brosshan seat his carnage Tor The
'lttie wonder. and. On his arriving At
Brosghsm Hall. took him by the hand AID
condscfed hin thr2nSh the house and groands
The lit;lc feilou, after . fev complimentary
words from 10 iordship. lef, with . hard
sone pres~ns n he po~ket-Csris<l< Jssr-
rri
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WANTED.
COLLEGIATE
THOMAS J. BRYANT, President, indianapolis.
wM. HASKELL, Principal, Tcrre HATE.

THOMAS J. BRYANT, President Indianapolis.
WM. HASKELL. Principal, Tcrre Hate.
~
THIS Institution is conducted by
Il WIN. HAsKru. formerly frat assistant Teach
er In bry ants Commercial College, Indianapolis,
and recently Principal OF the Commercial Coles e
at Attics. 1t Is also under The direction Of Prof I.
J. Bryant. Principal Of Bryant's ommercialC College
AZ Indianapolis, one e. The oldest and most popular
Commercial Teachers In the West.
Our facilities for fmpsring thorough obstruction
In all the Mercantile branches are unsurpassed, while
the price Of tuition IL below that Of similar inStitu-
u0ns, making this not only the cheapest but also
one Of tho most thorough institutions In The Union.
For the benefits derived from a Commercial Edu-
cation, we refer TO Hunt's Magazine, Walkers
American Law. freediey's Treaties on Business, or
the veil inf Drmed business men OF any community.
The facility With which our graduates secure
good employment Is well known. and those DESTROYS
of good situations after graduating will certainly fpd
70 o. their advantage 70 attend this Institution.
Evening classes from too.
Notice 10 Business Men.
All business In our department, a. copying. Jour
naliring, posting. settling accounts, opening and
closing bsoks, &c. will rcceiye prompt and efficient
attention.
Those wanting either accountants, statesmen o.
agents, are requested 70 call on OF address ~. wheT
full information Of qualifications will ~ givens
CALL OR SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Arpersons expecting written answers, will please
| enclose a stamp and address.
T. J. BRYANT .Pres.. CT NM. HASKELL. Principal
indianapolis, Ind. Tcrre Haute, lnd.
Noy3dem.
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singular Story.

The Cambriss tells an extraordinary story
The barque Usk. Of Newport. Captain Mat
thiss commander, was chartered by Messrs.
Bath 4 Son. copper ore merchants. OF Swan.
sea. for Cobus. west coast Of South America
and len on the 9th Of April last with a full
cargo Of Goals. Everything proceeded sat
isfactorily until rounding Cape Horn, when
the ship encountered heavy weather. For
sovsn consecutive days the master AID men
conteiava With the elements. but all 10 no
avail, and the chip made but little IL any pro-
gress. The Captain declares solemnly that
on the evening Of the seventh day. and when
the storm Was at is highest. God Almighty
appeared TO hin Ia the form OF a man. and
told him that is was useless for him 10 60
forwafd-ihst II he determined 10 proceed
the ship asd every hand on board would be
lost. The Captain Immediately informed
his mate aud some Of the crew OF the vision
which he had seen. aud although they al
persuaded him that such VAS impossible. and
that the ship was within q few DAYS sail OF
her destination. the Captain Immediately
gave orders 10 "bout ship" and in defiance
Of the remonstrsnces of The mate and the
crew. proceeded back 70 England. and the
ship nov lies In the Ne~port dock with the
Identical cargo Of Goals which vas shipped Ia
S~ansca. having proceeded many thousands
Of miles on = fruiue>s voyage.
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PROSPECTUS
Prospectus Of rhe Brewer Iegt>;4
ave Reports.

I'VE nndsfslgaef fo~ pnbil,h their Pfs.pe7
Il fr he si1th Nulums - IHs BEsvsss Lrsis
u,s klroHrs 81 The Preceding and Debates 81
lndlnna Legislature.
Jhls work. a. heretofore pro oasd an erecu,.o
sili embrace rel able SHORTHAND stefches - ~
journals. Proceeding and Debates n 10th H0l
~ The foTts-seconc &c raj Assembly n fls sf
o. lntions, % 30 convened 81 indiana polls q Tso
lar session the 1h day u January, lsf3.
II Will contain All Motions, Message, Resslsulhe
and Cognml tee Reports a. they shall - RAD ~
submitted. II will Afford liberals ard verbatim sset
- q he Debates 10 The extent q no fpscs
scriled. presenting without p~artl1an Lias The B.
Non ~ rfefy memoir IN the Nor via tf
sne nsys IN every aurstou " moselt 90 NtIe
hoy shall bs ordered ald falou.
The volume I'll contain nbouf 900 gakts. etl-
column. IL the session should con inue 10 The efS
he constitutional fefm. Tie price isCte Dohsfl
the session.
style u lournahziug, - s1gg that III Jul
| Clerk 0feach Home u ~ csntral Assembly 10
| be q reporfsr. ~ shall te required 20 employ "a
| r@porti x force a. my ~rass@ him o. skefsh ffrht
I nrou1sIfIlr Eel m. order ard ln tuc form. ~Ifh
! fabats ant action thereon ard thar d. l. ro.rlt g.
| tocosluaf for Lf l.urLaito - pr ted IN son %
psp~r p~pbiishsd ~ ue 3 ofiBcIanapolt srl y
t~Itufsi 70 ihe "a hsasei he day aii.s ~
thereof. ceaclCoued thafit shall not sSc.sa a - -
re.sorsble smcsnt q nssier-fLe volume ~
journals u The ts0 houses 70 be Bat ore bsek. 81
~ ifota tb% oolDuns - The rsvEpaper. D. fLifv
hos- a1ds q tcnsTs q fkerosf Il r~finfifg itb
clumsy journals Hoald BE- saved. aud, ~ifLolf O.
irE arytbsngto The f1re - ~ cerksbips. arftaS'-
De ans authentic Joarfsl II he state ieEsat
r0uli - secured 70 fho fubilc Archives auf -
reNspap~fs throazhosf lie country, ins'ssc = -
.~swsfd. unreliable msfsr rA.th DIV rart -
thal. -
Tie onins secession. sill y thcrf tprtf. Nv II"
usly itfefesfrr. b. raus~ re berats -
great measure, p nDon Sc vtr policy
dent. and fhe weJs aid l-eau- ~ . !
trisn q VIA it~ss. aut fbe Pan lila. ,hem.sivs
-. a. n les been fT yeers pat. 81 100. IA 4 -.
ION Nlch frNssie feprfs ~ ff q etsags IN ever
i<Fittatrre zen pt opi.ittl- r.. y. SCOTT.
AAltL 4 " y -rssursr Eigo Co
Eeppryf -
Soafh Iea1. frtisra. Ostob-r 20. -
= '%',es,.oa wi b. PAD :. ..SDS.---By th
reaas' Ia. afer fbst tue. urtit ---..
sssslc1. a. I1cl sns Do.is rDS
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NJ
We find the following in the Toledo Com
mereial, by one who was at Antietam:
The uniform worn by the Federal officers
renders the wearer. even when afoot, con
spicuou= at long rife range; and the loss OF
more than half the officers Of kimballs Bri-
gade that went into the battle Of Antietam
shows that the enemys sharp shooters made
use of this fact 10 pick them of. Just be-
fore the Seventh Virginia Volunteers
reached the crest Of the hill behind which
tho enemy were lying In force. Major Lock
wood commanding. was struck on the side
by an Enfield rifle ball. and was saved by
his cateen. upon which the ball struck
obliquely and glanced off Soon after anoth-
or passed between his horses ears aud struck
his sandle. The Adjutant General of the
brigade, riding up with orders sopn after.
| made a sudden jerk Of his head backwards,
a bullet brushed his moustache. aud carried
away a part OF his shoulder strap. All these
| balls came from an elevation, and with sucL
force as to preclude the idea of their beine
spent" An observation with n glass dis
covered a 'buttornut." in the top OF a large
locust tree quietly loading an Enfield. The
Major calls out from tho ranks a lad no
more than eighteen years cid. sud said
DO you see that 'Butternut' in tina
treef"
Yes. sir" said the lad.
"Can you reach himf"
Not with this thing" contemptuousl
dumping the ground with his Austrian rife
81 could with an Enfield"
Get one aud try IL"
The lad started for an adjoining regimen
that was armed with Enields, aud soon re
turned with tho gun and ammunition Of
dead comrsde. Choosing 4 place at tho fenc
near by, he loaded the piece carefully. anc
drawing n bead across a rail, fired and mis-.
cd him.
"Try him again. - said tho major. a. a cul
Of smoke in the tree told that the shot ha
been thrown away. At the same moment
ball from the 'butternut" gun grazed th
horse OF the Adjutant General, and str
king his foot. disabled him so that he cam
to the ground at the first bound Of his hors
The lad again loaded and fred, and the des
body of the rebel came to the ground. VIII
was afterwards ascertained 20 have been sh'
through the heart.
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EXCISE TAX.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEN

NVllOE IL hEhED1 blAEN.
~ - The cursns - YiFo Co1nfy. Irdana- 49,
al p<rso1s coucernec. tAst - As-istsns a.s~reo~-s
800 ooztxtntn< he lists raustou<. engnsrauons.
h< mai II fhem In ssl1 cczrty. unzer a.. 49,.
is~ e IL Jnlted ststrs. vii - ksst sp.n f.r -
kzinsra-. ~ ne oGcFc 81 The Ass~e.n- 80 cost~-
to- q ths III Cclecson District e ~ Sls.s - Il
tisns. e. Terre n.ufs. IN 80 cornfs- -, 80.
tst- - ~ ash q So~ezb<-. $50 40 a. ~. ase
e th< $500 orust. a. rs tas ccs,e. the 49,
sxnst ~ receive. hear. nod tst~~nlr. a. -
psE< ~kirk -1n - Il wrkfrg. faksn frun 49,
s~--<1ts - tie ksztstzas 4.r~e~-s 81 - -
pa ~hich uas ssd Fises al r-eors in,srsres III
fess~ stfsSf.
JANIS FARRT~s-ox. A~~-~
cfths -h D1sfr5<r - ne stsss Il T,f9.-.
T-r~ Hrrfr, Ssv. q C. at~ A. 80
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STOLEN.


STOLEN FROM THE UNDER
Ssgoe1. - The IN Inst. 70 Lost Creek To-s-
ship. FtEo csu1ty. ~Irsisns. f~o horses. o. a AK
Say Gbo1f L ksDds ksh, 10 rs year, %. enr n
&C. - ia fars Fee. zhr cfAer . dark so.rei. srar.
%, up~.Sfs - Il hants hiEA, bisse fsos. oofh had
fset~hits balf say - 10 TIE knck aut = lls.le white
"a ose fcre foel A inward q say cellars - m b>
rven - snf perscn rstor1ing thera 20 De, g e1S fr
F,ch infrrasuon as vii iess 20 their recovery.
Sc~l11kwfT KISCHEy ROErrys.
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4 Ii thoee who have any CLAIMS
"A srlzs he tscsAs>k. Kr,s p-ssls-, ks-. q
hs,< nslr sros<z-s - - u,<~r~r<< ~sAia f.r
v~sh
vss-cn y. Fuy.
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vev fruly yoe-s.

IrttI AtIIHE
Ne foDy csecnf 81 no tlfl ~ go above state
meat a. - had tssyairel a terbs or eourasr
Mr.. Haiore. restored r. tfsiih
John Oufdieack. IL Scw ysft Ititst
Georre a. Acksey, Gee. 1lts ~ &C.
Lewis Cberaller. "a Es~ Yer
TX Spencer. lst Artifi~Ty. fstfff
J. p Fasxcl. Gel. LYfr1aas
Eenrr y. Lr0uf. % a.
Henri ]. NcDoas.6. ca. q. cfh NsIas
John l. ward. s.. On talff.
Heraaao Koch. c. u. 90 Ss- Iot
Sattsattl :. Tbon-s. G. ,, - fsles.
Ararer J Iuban. ca A t~1nnn
gskn genklrs. O. =, iieiA isuus3issris.
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LEGAL.

THE undersigned has beet
n Acmfnf1tfstor - M estate Il L1u.t
- figg Coanty. deceased. ssif estate
.olveBt. L. W. PAM.
orflr~1.
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BEWARE or coUSfEnFEITs

See sAsisls ssnAtsre u &c Z JACKSON.
CO IA ~rspp<r d escA hotfte.
Pnecipal Lice ard ManufsrtcrT, No Ci Arb
Street soSKS a Evans.
rsa.eesscrs - c. zyacKsoS CO.. Proy4ietors.
a. for sale ~ Druszisi. and Dealers every
wh<re. and -
TX CUSSL<GHAN-Terre Eaeta.
]. \. AkNENTROrT-santforf
TX Flsk-kidcietown
s~pt 1~1-ess.-viy
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Lookr LOOK
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS.

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
We call the aiteuasa Of ~ hsglng r~el.,i,ns or
friends ia the army g.. The fact that 'Hoohnnd's
German Bitier's" viii cute Hine- tenfhs 81 the Dis
eases iniuccd iy zap .uros ani priyations incident
10 camp lie. Ia the Lists published almost daily IN
the newapapers. on thu arrival 1.-THE sick. 10 viii be
noticed that a very lalsc proportion are suffering
from debility. Evrfy case ~ that Kind can De
readily cured by Hoof int's Germaa Eiters. Dis
eases resulting from d~f.arirfs - fhe digestive Or
gans are speedily removed We have no hesitation
In stating that. II these Biiters were freely used
among our soldiers. hundreds 81 lives mi ght le
saved that other gise Will be- lost.
We call particular attention 90 the following ls-
markablc ana well suih-uticaief cure Of one ~ ite
nations heroes. who's H.. a. use HE own language.
has been saved ~ tic fHfiers.'
Par ,nrirrua. angus, q. Isc2.
Nessrs. Josss = TrANs Wei. gentlemen van,
nsoIandf GernAa Dlters has saved mylife. There
e. no mistake 10 tbs. l. - fuuched Tor ~ uuml,efs
Of ny comrades. tut1e n whose names are anDeDd-
ed. and who were Eiiy coaulzsnt 81 all the clrcum-
stances a ny case. Ans. sd have beef fr tie
last four years, a member II ohermsu's ceiftr.Isd
battery. and under tho immediate Command -
Captain X. T. Ayres. Through tie exposure attend
ant upon my srduous dutlss, I Wa attacked IN No.
veniher la.t with inflammation Of the lungs. ard 49,
FOR sevenfy-t~o days ia the hospital. 1his was fal-
lowed ~ great debility, heightened ~ an attack 4
dyseniery. ~as then removed from tie White
House. and sent - ibis city o1 hoard t1e fisaffrr
state Of Maine. from which flanfed on the 2-th IS
June. Since that time have been about AZ l0N a.
any one could BE- ard siill retain a spark u VITALITY.
For = week - more ! vas scarcely able g. swallow
anything, ard ~ did force a morsei down, a. We
immsdi sf.ly thrown Up again
I could Rot even keep . giass - water CA ny
ssom-eh. I4fe ooald not last un1er such rircum-
stance. and. accordingly, The physidans. Who bad
been working fsiilfrliy, though unfucces1uliy 20
rescre me from the grasp r. - dread archer,
frankly Told me ttsI could DO no more Ter Iae. and
advised ne o. see atefNmsn, sHa 60 maze such
cispoe Lon ~ NJ imitei funds a. best suited me.
A. aaqnsintsrce vho visited me ~ fbe bospiiai.
Mr.. Frederick steiahfoEn. - sixth below Arch
street. advised me. A. a fsrioFH hope. 20 ny your
biffers. md ADdly procured a bottle. Prom tbs
tine I commenced taklnE fbem the gloomy shades
ofasaih fecedsd. ard am n0n. hank Cod for H.
Eettag better. ILougl have takcn bgt Two bot.
ties. ] have already gained ten pepDis. aud 7 fee
sanssine Of being peFmitied 10 rstan no vile ant
daughter. from whom ! have heard notting "a
eighteen moutls: Tor. geafieulsn. an a isral y4r
2 mar. 'fozn he vicinity - Ffoot Royal. 10 you'
lnvA.aA3ls Hffers I eve tie crrta.sfy n 10 whicl
has taken The place q sasa. 3. ars-to your Bttsri
will ! owe the glorious priFii~1r = again claspfns
- uY bosom those who are ffaff-f ~ me in ife.
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RYCE & SON.
To the Patrons Of the
Buckeye Gas Store
November, 1862.

Twenty fIve Different Sfyits CECiA>
int r><ived. siih a stock = 200 = se.ecs from.
and uor daly expecte1 CsstousT- v1il Tad l-re
al TO --LATEST NOVELTIES.
DurinE tke sas1a ve hall cenktsnuy have %
snhtbrcn q variety - styies hat wii C1mparc WITH
Orcinrsfi 40 N~w York. ard pui ali then e.
LOWER PRlCES than fhey car b houzkg .; here.
E-sry styie q Sk.wi adopted q TIE o c-sien-
LEItFASuS
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Vegetable obs pr E.kca = e"S'
veretshie pulmonary bsis<m. sane - UNIT
ice #E##
ysrm.fass same A. sDsnifroe."
Wsrehossse entry. AZ custom houses. not exc<sa-
Ing dollar Tn ssice. stamp duty
AZ a.llsrs 50 cents
Do. do. exceeding Eve dcFsfs in vsius %
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty eens-
Whisky. per gallon 20 eenn-
Do. recfded. - . an addition al duty
wholesale dealers. tsnder which j. included
every person Who's businrss o. ocrupafions
20 sell. oter - ILL rroceries-or any gods.
merchandise. 81 fore. donc<fe
prodncfion. BY more than original pack
sse piece ~ time. 70 The pur-
chaser not including vines. spiritaous o. malt
liquors. for each hccn-c 80 %
Wholesale dealcr~ ia liquors Il every descrip-
toa including distilled sTris fsrrnenf-d y
quors and viircS q al kinds lpcrsons ether
than diSfillers. who scli oacr for sale sny
such liquors. IN quantities q than tkree
gallons Al one time 20 the same purchases are
incluies.l for each license 100 %
Willow. nauufsctures pcrct-
Wine made Of gra-es. per gallon 5ccnts
Withdraw eutry. custom house stamp dufy 50 cents
Wood manufactures %. n other~iss pro-
vded Tor sper ca
Wood screws II css.
Wool manufactures o. Otherwise specified. per c.
Wcrsted. IL otherwise specified
Worm lozenges. same a. "Dentifrioe-~
WIT, stamp duty 80 cents.
Zinc manufactures of not otherwise specified er c.
/ Do, oxyde q. per loo pounds IS cents