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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

C9nstIpation, costivensss, sgpPressiOn
Ahe1matism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

',' JOHN q. MEAcRAM, ND.
Constipation, Costiveness, Suppression,
RheumatiSm, G0ut, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From d.. J. p Vaughn, Montreal, Canada
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

On and After Monday. May {
1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
Dyspepsia, ImnuritY of enc Blool

DySpepsia, Impurity OF the blood.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
DIED.

Al his rtsidsree at HaiiaI O. ~, Va, on the sOth of October.
1851 Coonei WILLIAM BsILkY, Ia the $50 yea Ct lis tg.-
90 rel IA, ey was Dor, Ia The couatJ Of PriIe: kdraGd. near
the clos. o. tn q rt revoiu ion. He Lysd 10 Sc the gosefnme-t
for which BIZ. family fought with patri,,ic devotion, attain Its
greGIes prosped!y-Ilved 70 see It's power psyeItel - purpo,es
Of " og and oppreaion. and lived 10 sac Il oy sTthrown By the
sane tp ri OF liberty whiei reared L. In esrlv manhood he
uoyed TO The coa ~ Of Halifax. snt engaged Ia merchandise
gtr the late oelJnul JOIN CLARK, whose eI-e I dagghter he mar
red. when war was declared aSbi ct Fnglsnd. he raised . com.
pAny Of in,snIy, and was In &C I've service 10 Maryland. At:r
The war he rstarntd TO ks me chad Z; In shieh. BY an inieLI-
gent and well directed tnergG, he AGO .irei q large est&te. Tie
pscul a. and most attractive cha.AcIeri:t c Of Gol mel B. VS. bis
amlabni IAN anil lily not he IUsul. Of mere caprice or part
amy, bu. q , inelple controlling the Setoas o. HI, he. Ills ra
ture ., ened too kind aai lenI E to cherish an'm siy against 9th.
e-s. and whtn tls grave cloI 4 over hli mortal remains, he pro-
bah y hA not Al enc ny on e.ita.
providence denied b N children, ID. the cAild en- 81 others were
rtAred beneath hi roOf. and reesi red from Lin 4 fathers cafe
and = fathers | We. When tie old die, bat few who co rmeneed
wish them the journey Of HE are let - bsier their trays Wish
te tears OF sfscfisn, bet Tia death Of n. o d Is nevertheless an
e,ent Of solemn inIeIest, for they sie the seyeriIs Inks Ct al Ege
pat is past, and bring around u, In mousnful pInorsna,s gener-
alton OF the dead. Ii.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
neArsri CountY-slolhInT the soldiers.

TIE following transcript from the Records OF Bedford
C.uuty Court l. furnished Us By 4 friend for publication.
TIE proposed scion Is worthy of the high fame Of Bed
fo.d, and should at once be Initiated By all the other
eouutls Of the S:Ate'ou.side Of the enemies lines. In,
deed, the example il ore that We would %rtj2io, 10 see
st1.ks through the whole Oorf,derlcy, uutil iherO Is mot
a solitary soldier ia ell our srmiJs not comfortably clad
and cared for
"At Court bel1 for Bs3f,ri county, on the 9th
d,v Of O..obes, lSo2 present twenty dys OF the aching
] sizes OF The said couuty-tle following was unAni-
uausly entered Tae Cou-t, Impressed With the pre-
rrie,y Of q ug tho Govechmrn', Gs far a. practicable,
N clothing It's troops. from th:S county, Ia the Conied-
era;a service, and earnestly invoking like soiioR In the
o.asr counties # The Commercially, In reference to
| ,hs r,ons in service from sCoh counties, doth order,
tlt VILLAIN A. Giggald THonaI 7. Hesby, James T.
Me-, sni Jesse EulsE. + g.. be en- they are hereby
sgo, mel Commissioners, Whnss duty ii shall he
90 visit our armies IN Northern Yrgilis, and tee Hon.
] I'm GpOde, J., q comm.ssioue- to visit toe army near
| Reamo-d i, AMI gscegAl1, as accurately as possible, the
necessities OF the troops from lhs county, Ia respsc. TO
| c~i),hilg, including s1oes, sockS blankets, and every
Article embrcvl in = SOLDIER Eppltsl and o1lh.: tia,
be Hoo. Jlhn Gco4s, Jr, also repair 70 Richmond, aud
ooafer vi h Tie proper authorities Of the Oonied rate
! 5lye.lme5t, al ascertain what arrangements, II any,
Gao be mad vi h the Government Tor aiding Il IN iurr-
i,hing eAid clothing 20 the troops from this county, pre-
pJ-iug 10 tbs ssii au.lcrriss, a. tbs COS; OF the Govern.
inru', 10 cooperate With j. in tie procuring, providing,
mAkiaE W an5 forwarding such clothing as may be ue
ca.s,rJ lor the purpose aforesaid Snd that tue Justices
OF Ills county, In tie several m5gstCrial d!sIrios, with
sgsl persons az they may deem Necessary 10 associate with
tasri 10 the discharge CT The duties hereby imposed,
N lie d.Igsnt iiqIly sni AscrrIail, as far 6s possible,
u, kiad and qlniy Of such clothing, whish Iosy b.
procured ia ,b,Ir several district; AID Ghe mAtcrld and
nsliies ioE making o: manufacturing froi, sud tie
probable cost. / shall, moreover, be the d4iy Of s1oh
J,,uces I, solici: VOLUNTARY contributions OF such cloth
leg and mt,sliils for msktng such, And receive and held
tbs same subject 10 the o der Of this Court. The Com
n ssionsrs AID J is'ices Af rssIid shall proceed, without
dear, 70 execute this order, and report their Proete'-
| irgl % this Court ~ is next term Tor such further &C.
tea 10 the p'eniss as by the Court Dsy De deemed 3D.
yisAble. AID the Court doth further order, that ths
Commissioners aforesaid shall he REIMBURSED gu. Of the
COMFY levy tor their travelling expenses, and Any other
necessary tEoerses iseu red III executing this order.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

&c slcsed Lis ~pctiioas iks q hawk, essaflsd item
rnnI6lv, opausi UPON the enemy with bis battery,
charged them NTH bis horsemen, fell hsck, nnbered up,
and retreated to repeat the same thing. Thus We bad
been operating for thirty-sevsn days when, after Q severe
shenirg Of the enemy, and . gallant charge OF the LIST
| and Sd Alabama, led by the General In person, instead
of relreating We fell back upon our original position,
found Ourselves supported by the infantry, and rested
upon What proved to be the bsttlehs cid OF Perryvtiie.-
Next morDirg (0ck 7b We were ordered to the eI'
trome left Coxards Dnvile.) We commenced the at.
tack BY diminishing with the enemy. Soon the en-
gagement became general along the whole line. You
| have heard how We drove them back upon our right,
and barely maintained our position on the lett. TIL
battle dff.r Blu. little from al others txcep:
| the FREQUENT and successful charges OF our cavalry
General Wheeler had added importance to this
arm Of the service. The veterans Of Shiloh had
| met again, and Of course the field was hotly contested
at every point. Gen. Wheeler charged In person onos
and snsnosd q battery which promised to be an annoy
ance. In this charge Colonel Alien, OF the LIST Alabama
Cayslry, was thrown from bis horse which rolled over
him, T. iming him severely. He was also shot through
the shoulder. The battle lasted uniil 3 O'Clock p. NJ
After dark the escape flame OF the guIs and the explod
ing shells equalled any pyrotechnics ever saw. You
know the Statistics of the battle already. This ends
chapter second of my history.
General Wheeler has brought up the rear OF the ad.
vancing retreat. He was now to cover the regular
retreat. From the battle f,ld ct Perryvil.e to uum-
berland Gap the General conducted his movements
in the same mastery msnuer that bad characterized him
in the previous par. OF the campaign. He retarded the
enemy by various means. When hs reached ihs billy
country be obstructed the road by felled trees. By all
such ingenious devices, he, with q small force, enabled
the baggage trains and strsg Cling infantry TO escape cap
ture. From Alsamont to Cumberland Gap We fought
Twenty-Five battlss, seriously damaged the enemy, and
SAVED much of our infantry from CAPTURE. Oar loss will 70 |
| balo= W hundred mcr. General Wheeler, who conduct
ed this brilliant campaign, is a graduate Of West Point,
vas formerly a Lieutenant In the q. 8. 4. He was Col
Of the IS b Alabama Infantry, aud then put In charge
of the Cavalry rs Calorel Commanding. Stree the Ken
lucky campaign no has been promoted 70 Brigadier Gen.
| ergl, and mads Chief OF Cavalry In Department No. 2.
| Before closing I regret TO announce to you the capture
OF Osptain Joseph Hodssoa, Of LIST Alabama Oavalry.-
| Hs Is q native OF Virginia and An honored son of the
| University. AIHANBRA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

don sna Nrsalss ha ses. s,ns one ha. bssa s'ns TO
uucOssd him. VIII IL Be fscaisss eitAis Oss linst'
=. We have no doubt that regulations might eeadop'-
cd BY the War Department, or the Generals IN COM
mAnd, s~uHacIsntly strir gent to remedy the evil adversed
to-nor can there DO any eoubt that where tho ssnse OF
duty is too weak. and the frowns Of the people have no
,fsct, such regulations, hOwsoever stringent, should DO
enforced. Q
9. Toe Government Il doing something, perhsps Just
now as much as /. osn, but Il began too late and on too
small q scale. 1t Is now impossible for Il, withou. the
help Of the people, to prepare our armies for winter
Regardless, therefore, Of how or why The deficiency ex'
lsts, the people mrss como to the rsscus, and they must
come literally and promptly. 1t would DO the baaesi
ingratitude and tie most criminal lnhumanisy IL they
fail. We are sure they will not
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
RICHMOND WING.
10 oOKRAnPoNDENu.
The 4th OF Eor.nh.r.

hs al ~irpo-Als day 10 Gae Yankee calendar. Two
y,Es sS'E dsoiisi Ia toe ~slscsloa Of the Springfield
pc 5IOyI5r Aaa b1hIo On TO thS Presidency, Whs,hsr the
Ulioa houli o~ontiaue o. TO-. To-day Is will de.srmine,
10 the result: Of elections % Be hsld In some SI or eight
Safes, whether Ia Hhls renti1S % them Of the dism.n
olrei UaiOn taS party o. conservatives" or the party
o. dss.ruciTsJ shLl bear s~SAy-Whethsr some IhoU Of
regard shall b. had for lha Constitution AID laws, the
Hya.s Of the States aud toe hrAoshiss, Of the peopls, or
ire viii Of a vulgar usurpsr, aaained BY a frantic and
fAlatsl mob, shall Be the Law. We are interested In
the result OILY 60 far Esi. may determine, for The pro.
slnL gPoa What principles and FOR what objects the
WIris to BE- wsgsd. and for the future VIA. sort Of
nsigh6os We are 10 have. A regards the former, vs
strongly iaOias to Tbs opinion that Is nay Be bssE for
US hat the desruetiVSs should carry the elections, Iinos
&c il not only doubtful whether such crazy srssturs q can
wage systematic AMI formidable var, blt Il Ia certain
tia, their sleeess VII do more .oEardr disgusting and
dsAfo;iGg the bsster portion Of the NOrIhSrn psSpls,
s1d intensiyi1g the contempt Of European nadons'
thar anything els that eau happen. If counter rSvo
luton aud foreign Intervention DO possible, the
thing bee. calculated - produce either or both
Il ts sscerdl7ey Of the AselicnisS, and the
P~Icdcnoniuu to which they will redu,s their country
FOR h NArla be impossible for nations or men Who
hs7s' The hinies coce}ptOn cfpubE; rights and d%utiss,Of
ne philosophy Of government tao ~pfiEciplea Of sOcloio-
E7,or;h ne e!'neats Of POLITICAL s private morality, 70 con-
tsnPAss Si-h any cher feelings ihlo hose Of loathing
sad horror : sovs-a1ea; whose ID SIS we're directed
ard administered b. he bedlsu;'ss Aad densSogues
VIA hr0lSa: on the chaos .aA. nov Involves their land
a o1af-soa All ruia. Zoe nearest approach 10 remain
log n2aAood - hare assa IN the North, for eighteen
moa-hs, has b-ea Ia Toe danunciasioa and DAT ,nce Uhca
s2r' leS3ias !-ds.iuAs have Of late hurled ss this PAL
" and "a head ia Washington, aud the most encourag.
= t'ks1s Of i-ev'at9n that have reached Us since
tt' W., 5'ss- hv5 bOea OOOuionsd BY TIE recent
AZ p.,Ja2a-5- Il which the policy Of hat party !,
s7ose3. Buq 10 rolH;y, % DO no, care 70 eIps.t OF
20 s2eousaso o..e.s 10 eIpe,, advantage from Northern
-.ssu--' or So! o.Aes o8ass leading u disturbance.
Ls'7, or ios;P,siJn froa abroad. 1; 10 sasar and nan
isE - Se.sSs tbs: seh.Y0 no uly Of g-td1g out Of
80 var ~holeIa5iy ard aiEausgeouIy, bat to 4. b, OFT.
- car d. 1sn S.Aea, d5aSs snd Et,hOs: tie po@ibl..
9 o. msaS EssslL We nl5. sa1i BY our guns as
l-ls Is 10 TO-: OF a foe psesSs our sol, and never
sSoEd a E-s IA b. ssa;ing 70 tax, The paOs OF every
hero csg fall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
TIE NO. 9.

A man who says he was taken prisoner by the "r.
btls" several months ago, ard 6ually succeeded in OBJ.
tanning his release, has reached Fortress Monroe, and
furnishes the following account Of the kerrimsc no 2:
/ have been In Richmond for some time. During my
stay I went on beard the herrimsc No. Q. She 10 the.
rugby and heavily clad with irop, and Is n every way
Q topgn customer. She has been c~owplsted for sb:uta
montu, and has made several trips to Fort DIrlipg.
She has as yet but one gun on board bu. the other
guns for htrs we're all ready. When l left the reb's
were sbou: putting the remsiDiug guns on borrd, and
they intended 10 have them all motnsed In three weeks
tine. The mschin,ry Of the h.rrimic No. Q works
well, ard she eau sasily make eight miles per hour. Tho
TO ,els ave every confidence il her capabilities, and are
Q ,rtsin that she will prove q tucc'ss. When the people
of the North hear that the hs'rimsc No. 2 is q failure,
TIA: the rebels declare her to be so, then they may eI-
poet her TO come GU. and do oil the damage abe can.
Taeir inte atoms are to dslude and deceive as much as
DO isible, so as to take Us mapping. /: was for this reason
tnat q rebel officer made the remark, "ths. the OTIS rue
tions In the J ,mes river at Fort Darling had all beea re-
moved" intending, evidently, to convey the idea that
the obsruc:ioIs were removed to let the Asrrimac No.
2 out.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
CEeriIia Wnrfare.

J. At aI;eis adggosaag G Isrl!A warfare "a he oaly
KIDD ~ CA ssess s'lly empty in tha5o dRllo;s Whony
o. ps-tLy ds4Eo:sd to he Ooakdrts Gauss, the
L--cas1rs Fryiri ~ says Alholsi our Army has lift
Kinney, tss C-sliFy rsuras bahind. capturing
-sE5aS eu.i7s CT supp'y trains, dlsArmiug dsloySl
C5E - dazzling ~.zlsSr.Pis and railroads, burning
b.iss A-i Oh,-riss annoying and hrrssirE the
Ec-uy ia sVssy c0seslvAbls uay. Tia YAnkssI then
selves alTsa uor.d dad Of thsm-Snd it ssAde 10 say
th-. shl. t5sy ms. islru ,hs bs4I :hiag fos Us. WGen
thcy aJzl oycr the dss.rlc.oa Of th4ir nersh 81. ships
~ OF, yr.Vl.rsrl, la- soa2i i4 no. oay music to our
r31,, b. sholi siuiAso a' 10 strengthen AL make
a7-s sf-s:Es % 1.r. OF tie ~n4eAi0esy Of var. When
ca s-s.il.1 shr-. !ozl h5 plo: and passengers Of .
t~sv951a, 'r5l Jal- Ssas AiHlls o. h3 back Of .
IivS,. re k-og :sl'E 4 sooi Airg for U, beo,use
u, a1s=y Q! ls E.2k.ss shoss hat Ii bad hing
ff ;zsu. Wara la4s ns~rsIlinS PAsdes srl fred upon
oy a e~o2cs4is3 fo2, and baked Of ksl- p'uldir, We
s:-k, error 1850 Ian, A.d 90 more TO Srres: their
s-slnes Of Jas 57r. ;hsl II thsy we're dsGetsd Ia a
? o,s3 bale. TLsT rry.es. S5Sias. this mode Of var.
fare IS iaaua4a ana bArbroub eu. there Is 10 r~etllia.
tioa 100 ss7sss uasa a Dscp!s making tho W. upon Is
tsli .say are dang. w a52o Iha;ouf G1vsralasEt viii
sreIs.as, .Ls .gsa ,tsa Of guerilla e~cmP4a.ss aad par
q u rl7ge,5, GO ,p-r..s sJsywl r., b. more pardcs-
lady IA di=aEsctsd ti.tres AID districts occupied by the
eL.uy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
The NaIlannl nrht.

10 tGs Houl.oa (TsIs) Telegraph, 70 dad the follow
Ey remarks regAstrg tie nlAac!L aspse. OF the eOun-
Ity
7. "a ka1Vn tba. car G)Vcrarel: il seclmalating a
heavy lold Of l. . some ga isIe:iol % knoU thAt
Va EsderAls are piliag Up the agony three or four times
a. nigo - 20 arr, aud yst TIA; Lc. does not pay our
deb > OF 10 the least hap to pay hem.
Ole thing Il mos ee-tAllly OBVIOUS thai We must
vsrF soon discard our Old notions Of oassp government.
No government that oues a ds5: OF $40. 100000 can oe
p-eap, ro- can Il prevent The tenPtNdon 70 plumber aud
corruption, which tho hAadtls o; large amounts Of
money and the appointment. Of large numbers OF revenue
pscsrs Is boIad 10 create. This 70 have to contend with
un4cver plan may be adopted.
Is known Ii France derives . very lArEs revenue
fron The monopoly Of tas article Of tobacco. Engllnd
Ests "a much more BY hsF duteh on the sAuue Artcls--
Thi4 Il a Sou,hsFn Produst aud, lie ali ~prodoctI has an
lau usio value "a thOs countries, which IL enough AboVe
hs value In our country 70 enable taess governments TO
REALMS thus largely upon them
Tas sver.a - VAlae Of cotton Il, We will say, 10 cents
pr ppuld Il 10 nov soil a, IS TO % cents IN the mu-
kets Of tie uord-shosing that Is hai "a iutrinsio value
above The value reel Ead by Tire producer.
Wa have msniOnsd TOO articles Of large Southern
pr-Stc,ion. Let u Id thst the 61k Of the nISGl sore,
Of to word are r)u from Nooh CNro'nL, Vi 10 the
rice 6e'is Of South OArolisa and Georgia furnish another
We = Important product
Eos, Suppose our Government follow the example of
E-glAEd, and pus a Guy on taess articles a7orI mating
somewhat 20 he difference b6:Ueen t1sir ordinary aud
gnafr tltftl sc N-lGe5 o Nls NAAoPH VI u ut
nooor,, .ss selirE CT them. L.: =, suppose the
Gov., nusut pays ne planter 81 average Of twelve
ssns Tor C7g1a and ssls IN 90 millions a. half Of bake
Ilhs suallss. cfop) at eighteen cent? s1pPose the coss
Of sA,-ias, etc, Of cHesTs, 10 attend TO tie eusirefs is
Eve uIlucns. We have one handed millions Of dollars OF
rsyscasi perhaps We wouli get df;Y milions moro from
o.hsr saass. This amour; would support our Cavern.
meet hIaSsomely sad giVe Us seventy I've mllions =
wear 70 nN7 our debt Il would do more than this it
wouii e. the price Of staples one year with the other,
- -fk al tha ananulasi0n nOW D~aVgililR -
l. would Gses tbs Eorli( TO wheh We owe nothing what
sYsr) % pay OGr dsbe IL . way in Whish Ws have a per
fsrt ngbi 70 Do.
The obSodon h that il tsaes to ~csntraliRS doe; bat
ve nust answer mat not6iag cAn tend 80 much to cen
ts,fz,t,on A. an enOruous debt That u forced upon Us,
ara We msgt do the bsst We can With II.
We throW ont thess hb,ts for public reflection. They
Eo crude. Der main object In presenting them to-day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
Nlwa rRou Y'cLELlAS's AMY

AteIoaleh from tha army Of he Potomac, October
so, says:
The correspondent who frrIishei the Baltimore
American Wis ths Gcetul. Of tho advance OF tie s,ri;
mo vitsilil MS arts'el by the military author ties
ysorisy, tho information having been highly GOTTA
band.
l. IL b. isvai tho' G neral Bag II o. ha way from
Cumberland Gap to lin Gen. Lee IN the Valley.
Cor,r,bands wao fayo CONS vi hin our lines on the
Upper Potonsc report tina. tie rebel G,TCrs'u Jackson
aud LonLsrei wsso yes erjay moving toSsris Barry
wills tom the drlc i3n OF Chcrl -s.oSn.
Toe enemy ave sill though to 10 in loic, i'm mediate
ly IN ou7 fsoct.
7, DIV n la-gn lumber Of Of Hans who had b,eu az.
re2tld itr LslEyal p'sc'iCes we're fent TO Baltimore
Anoaz them va, the Rv ar DJughss, OF Saarpsoarg,
who is chsrs'! Vi y signalling 10 ths enemy ana other
wiae g.yr g them iat,rm4'ion.
As ptr,ies rPSsslicg themselves 70 be fefugFs
from Vissl-iA haze cjnmui ictiPd in portant Information
to the ensmy, most Stringent orders have been ss:ed
relative 10 passes. No Civilian viii Eere after b. allowed
to cross tle river a. ell unless for the prosecution OF bu-
sipesi With the military authorities.
Yesterday morning the females OF a small village N
LouduuH cluliy stoned our cavalry, and applied 10 tHem
the no5l abusive epi'5o.e.
The PARIS arrested in H.rpsr's Ferry las week for
psrsiug Goa i!estois moaey Eo u DO iurUsd over 10 the
Uaiiec SlI.os Marshal for SerJlsnd.
A desultob, d,'cd tho ssmo evening, says:
Toe rebel p;eks 5 uIdar Ger. Walker, st UppeviIls,
wers driver hon ihN plaza y~'s1erday Afternoon. Toe
iGf.uiry WcS, raid 10 Rave marched 10 S1ckererile,
their intention ev doauy baing to escape to tie righ. OF
The Dlno X dg- n~eugt4ine, by way Of 3aicksrs Gap.
TIE RIB Is hsva list oyod . PORTION OF the railroad
leading from uhUls5town 20 Winchester.
Al aid 10 Ger. Lug treet. who was psyipg a visit to
Fairfax, was t,k.n prisoner TO d,y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

THE CossCRIPr LAw-As lsrERrsrlsG OAsE.-We
copy tho following from the Grsenv lie Ala Ob'srrtr, Ct
October 22d.
A clse has Ist been before the Court now in ~ssssicr,
Of g ia. Interest. A pr .on named Brow, sire, the pas
sage 0. the CoascriFt Law and the call OF The Prs sidcnt,
vas elected Ju, ice OF the Peace. TIE Probate Cour: n.
fused {, accept Ills bond, on tie grourd Ihst be Was IL.
eigloIe, being between the ages OF IS and IS, ard sir-
tn lily q o,nsc'ipt. Tnis was hi uppl cation 10 the Ccutt
for a Nanda nus to the Probate court, Jrdye II ,nry
rulsl:
lsk That the Probate Judge hss no RICH. to enquire
into the quts.ioa OF eligibility
81. Toe Court al'o ruled, o5itr die.,pn, that by he
passage of the Coascript Law, and rLS cal Of The 7. esi.
dent and Instructions Of the Secretary of Wa. every mar
betEeen tho ages 6xsd by the law, Was virtually u CON
;cIipt, and could not, by iavng tfi; e cas-: upon HIN
Subsequently, esctpa the couscrip ion.