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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-31

ANOTHER REBEL WAM.-Fhe Moont
Adgeytiser and Register says ID 2 TO- 49,,
responding article: awe cannot aisoo' :,
the slightest ground for cheerful nops ,h :.
present and we are inclined TO believe ln" ia
In the end We will have to MAKE e"s
with raoiclI aboIitionists. The puo'lc, ~
timert il the North IS rapidly wo'A"s
rouno, but not ID our favor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-31
re- Gems. Rosecrans, Burnside and

sigel are all il Kentucky, preparing to
meet the heavy rebel army. There being
no Jealousy Or looking forward TO office
among these men, and all being of the
radical. loyal and fighting class. they will
probably agree to act in concert.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-31

!r1-G Gen. Burnside has assumed com
maud Of tho Department Of the Ohio.
His first act was 10 arrest some rebel sym.
pathizers for cheering jeff. Davis. The
Supreme Court Of Ohio being loyal to the
Government, no writ has been applied for
to release them under the ha6eas corpus.
They are unfortunate in not being citizens
Of Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-31

a5-5adge Hubbell Of Milwaukee, noted
democratic leader, addressed the union meeting
al Madison tbe other evening. His Appeals t.
the loyalty Of his audience were cn'y exeelled
by bis abuse De The peace traitors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-31
New York, March 90.

TheMercury'ss especially Washington dispatch
says that Immediately after the Connecticut
election orders will be issued to couscript
100000 men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-31
EE Indiera has been made a separa

~ Indiena has been made separate
military district, and Gen. Darlington APP
pointed to have q charge. Indiana is con
siaered about As disloyal as kentucky, per-
h.sps rather more 50, but the Supreme
Court Of that State is on the side Of the
Government. and will not NEEDLE hy issu-
ing wits for the benefit Of anti-draft riot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-31

E-The legislature viii probably adjourn
one day this week.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30
HrApouAnrEns U. S. FoRcEs.l

HEADQUARTERS u. s. FoRCEs(
NASHVILLE, TESE, Jan. 20, 1868.
[Oraesl
1t has been ascertainOd at these Head
quarters that persons receiving passes for
their own private use, have been guilty
of loaning them to parties other than
those to whom they are issued, for the
purpose Of passing the picket lines Of
this post.
All persons thus loaning or borrowing
in future, will be arrested and tried as
spies and if found guilty, shall pay the
extreme penalty Of the military laws,
Ii any person, male or female, black
or white, shall attempt to evade the
picket line, or pass, OF attempt to pass
said line without proper authority, they
will be dealt with as spies and upon
any effort on their part to escape arrest,
they will be shot on the spot
All officers in command Of grand
guards at this post arc hereby required
eHeh day to instruct the guard in pur-
suance Of this order.
By order Of
Brig. Gen. RoB'r B. MITCHELL,
Commanding
JNO, PRATT A. A, Gen.
Jan27-lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30

AT ANDY HAMILToN' YESTERDAY We
dropped in at Mr.. HAMMToN's place Of
business, and enjoyed few moments
conversation with that we'll Informed and
obliging gentleman. Mr.. II. is as well
posted in the financial and commercial
affairs of Nashville as any one in the
county. When we inform our readers
that we, to a certain extent enjoy his
confidence, we feel assured they will
have faith in the correctness Of our state
mcats in regard to these matters. In fact,
the press Of Nashville has, for years,
drawn largely on Mr.. Hamilton for such
information.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30

THEN AND Now.--Years agone, while
yet in their swaddling clothes, Nashville
and Memphis were rival cities" and
many were the hard raps their respective
Editors would strike the "opposing par
ty." Then the streets of Nashville greet
ed the eye in their McAdamized solidity
as clean as a ballroom floor before
dance, while Memphis was as famous for
the depth of mud in her streets as for
anything else. We well remember with
what gusto the press of our city would
tell how, on almost any day, a man
might be seen on any street in Memphis
up to his waist in mud, apparently sit
ting on something, violently fourishing a
whip in one hand and frantically jerking
at bride rein with the other--how the
astonished stranger would look on and
ask: "mister, what are you doing ~
how the man would answer: "well, I've
got team and wagon here, but will get
out soon, for they are used to such snaps.
G'lang !" And soon horses, driver and
wagon would emerge into daylight, and
pursue their way as if nothing uhusuAl
had occurred. No0 the streets Of Nash
Vile arc muddy, dirty and sloppy, while
those of Memphis are made firm and in
laid with boulders. Non, Memphis gilt
tiers in the halo of thousand gas lights
while our gas works are closed, and
Nashville is as dark as the black hole
of Calcutta" In our benighted condi-
ton, we would simply ask our Memphis
friends just to wait awhile, for we will
soon again merge into all the glory o.
gas-lit streets as unconcernedly as theil
horses and drivers used to pull them
selves out of muddy streets.
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River and Steamboats,.

The river was falling slowly yester-
day evening, with fifteen feet water on
the shoals-enoush for all practical pur-
poses.
The weather was clear and pleasant,
the sun shining all day long with the
pleasant radiance Of the, balmy dreams
Of boyhood.
There was not a single arrival yester-
day, but we have every reason to believe
that our river trade will soon open per-
manently.
Our citizens had been on the qli virs
for many days expecting to see the long
looked for feet of transports, escorted by
their formidable protectors, float into
view, surrounded by all the pomp.
pride, and circumstance of glorious war.
But that desire was not realized About
II o'clock night before last the thirty
two transports, escorted by the gunboals
Lexington, Fairplay, st. Clair, and Bril-
liant, were quietly moored at our land
ings, just as though our anxious citizens
were there to see it well done.
Some Of the boats had been on their
trip from Louisville to this place
thrifty days, the last leaving that
port on Friday. They were well
loaded with Government stores OF
all descriptions, including many pieces
of field artillery. They also brought
soldiers-some Of them exchanged parol
ed prisoners-to the number of-wcll, /
makes no difference how many. Wit
the exception of one gunboat having beer
fred into with musketry, by the rebels
between here and GAINESVILLE, the fleet ar
rived here unmolested. They came u
the river in the following order, two
abreast We also give the names of .th
commanders, so far as we could lear
them:
|
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SERENADE. - We return our hearty
thanks to that splendid brass band Of
the 9Th Kansas Regiment, for the COM
pliment Of serenade last night, that
made The UNION corps feel good all over.
As the music rose ON the midnight air,
beneath a full mooned and star
jeweled sky" its rich voluptuous swell
was waited to many eager ears, and all
listeners agreed that for harmony and
perfectness the band could not be
surpassed But we are not surprised
that the 9Th Kansas has such band, for
Col. JoHN A. MARTIN tells us that all the
field and many of the line officers OF
that Regiment are editors and printers
We hope it will not be long before the
gentlemen composing this band, vii
favor us with another treat Until thcr
we will dream of their sweet music.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30

WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND Suffers
GooDs.-We ask the especial attention of
dealers and others to our large stock of
Coffee, Sugar, No. l Family Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, in rs Ii acks, Nuts, NJ. Il.
and bunch Raisins, Figs, Dates, Potatoes,
Northern Apples, English Dairy and W.
Il. Cheese, Butter, canned Fruits and Pre-
serves of every description, salt Fish of
all kinds, Soap and Candles, Champagne
Cider, Pigs Feet Onions, and in fact
overy thing in the Grocery and Suffers
line. All who are in want Of goods will
do well to examine our large stock, North
east corner of Square, third house from
corner Of old bridge road.
Jan3O-f HARVEY, HUGHES & Co.
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United States of America:


WHERE'S libel Of Information was ules Sith.
w In and for the Middle District OF Tenuessoe Al
NASHVILLE on tho goth day Of May, A D. 1852 by
John lrimble, ksq., Attorney for the United Sta'es
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of tho United states against Ger.
TAN lot and thu Buildngs thereon, situated fronting
on Marx street, Ia the city OF Nashville known As
huls Mooros Foundry aud Machine shop, Rast OF
ana near Broad street, IA the City Of Nashville also
all the machinery, tools, fixtures aud .nplemeuts
aud m lterlal connected with said Lot and Foundry
and Machine shop aud Building, for reasons and
causes IN said libel OF Information mentioned, aud
praying process against the said proparty that The
same BE- cOudemuod as forfeited.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the montlon under
the zeal Of said Court 20 me directed and delivered
10 heieby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
sait property or IN ~ manner interested therein
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court 10
DO held at the CITY OF Nashville, in and for said Dis
rot ON the 2O.h day Of October lsG2 az 10 o'clock In
tue forenoon Of that day then aud there 10 nterposo
their claims, and - make thar allegations In that
behalf A III ASToCE
jaw ~ A'o%'-A4t y :. Marshal, NJ D. n
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United States of America.
MnnLE nIsrRlcr oT TgNNrssEE

itFHEBEASa libel Of Information WIS tlet whit,
w and Tor the Middle DISTRICT ol Tennessee Al
Ns-hvils, ON the 9Th Day Of june, A. o. Isgs NJ,
John Trimble, Esq, Attorney for the Unjtet Statca
Tor the Middle District OF Tennessee who prosocute
herein on behalf Of tho United States, * inst certain
property, via The Machinery and Fixtures ofWatsou
Neddcr's Powder Mn, Ca Sycamore Crcek Ia the
County Of Chatham, In The State o. fenneasee; the
Bul'drga used In connection with raid machinery
sud soma eve or ak acres ofland which the buiS
inss stand, praying proccss srainSt sAd properly
lha the same be condemned IS forfeited.
NOW, theref 70 IN pursuance OF the mention, under
the seal of tas Court 70 directed aud delivered
do hereby give public nntioe 10 an persons claiming
sad property, or IN ANY manner Interested therein
that they be and appear bcfrc said Circuit Court 20
20 held at tho CITY q Nashville IN and nor said Dis
trict on tho 2Oh day OF october ls6g At 10 oclk no
the forenoon OF that DAY, thon aud there 10 nterpose
their claims, and 10 make their allegations IN tAat
behalf AZ CIGcOg-x
ego, lSa2-ltL L. $ MaTshal, NJ. h. T.
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To THE MAGISTRATES CT DAVIDSON
CoUNTY.-We are authorized to give no.
tice that the Magistrates OF this County
on reporting themselves as such 10 the
guards and pickets, on the various pub
lie roads leading into Nashville, will be
permitted to pass to and return from the
city, on the lst Monday in February,
proximo, when called meeting of the
Quarterly Court will be held at the
Court House, in Nashville,
The Magistrates are earnestly request
ed to attend,
Jan. 3O-3t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30

BETTER THAN CANDLEs.-We know the
ioy and satisfaction that we feel in wri-
ting this item will be shared by our pat
rons when they read it, Mr. KENDNlcE,
the business manager Of the Gas Works,
Yesterday informed us that he had sue
seeded in getting a quantity OF coal
from the Quartermaster, and that on next
Monday the Gas Works would resume
operations, SO, on that night, and we
hone every night thereafter the streets
and business houses Of Washable will
be illuminated with gas. The change
from candles to gas-light will be very
agreeable TO us all
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30
In Chancery at Nashville.

GIATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held 10 tho
- clerks once, ChanOory Court al Kasbvtlls No,
day, september tue lst, 1902
Jobs u Corley, Complainant, ~ 7 D. FIpp'n
Defendants.
II appearing FROM al1dsyt filed IA ths oiuss tu.t
the place OF residence Of tho defendant g. ID FIpp.n
u unknown 20 compa nant, 90 that the ordinary DO
sfss Of this Court caulut b0 served Kim II . OF
dtfed lhat Do do enter bis appearance herein boiJI.
or within The nrat three days ~ the next term OF -i
Court 20 be bold on the lHt Monday 10 KoVsbar ua4I
llbOk) ana plead, answer or denur 20 Complainant =
bll Or the same EiIl be taken Tor confessed III \,
hin and SET for hearing ex parts AMI chat ,4gy
OF MS order DO published ouco week Tor four o.
eeBdVayocLH ln the Nashville Union
A CJy Attest j. Is dlHAVEs, G. An
a L. bsAua'r SOL Tor l'mpl.i Hyp2-0l
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GIAIR OF TENEEssfT AZ Ruos held ,1 u,
- Clerks once, Chanccfy Ciuft NJ Nashville MOI,
day September the lBt, 1862
Hardin 81 Peach, n al, Complainant. %. 11ls
Nashville Gun FHctnry, 81 al, IoIenJauts
u appearing from an.ay,t hIcd To Tins cause that
we ueiendshl Nhatlos Jones, President, &c. n SAID
see II . ordered that he do enter bis Appearance
herein before or within tc nrst three days on the noa
Term or said Court a. be held ou tla lst Monday in
Compainnnta BILL or the same all be- taken for COZ
feescd ~ 10 him and sst Tor hearing OK parto ana
mat copy OF lhH order be Published once a wook fJr
NJ ..ur successive weeks Boa ths Nashville Uuinn
A cupy-Atiest j. D. GLLANEs, ~ AN
n 81 BEES, sol. f0r Comult s.r5.t
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Removable. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his office from DOaderick TO No. "a Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee Of
his skill. All patients entrusting them
selves to his care will be sure 10 receive
the most prompt and skillful treatment
See advertisement
Jan. "a, '63-1m.
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TIE Il NJ 81:
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 80, 1868


In order TO render the USIoS moro
interesting to our readers, and TO keep
them better posted in regard to matters
OF interest Transporting in our midst, than
we have been able 10 do heretofore, VIC
have secured the services Of gentleman
competent TO supply that deficiency. We
are determined TO spare no pains or ex-
pense in making the UNION acceptable
70 our readers generally.
PUBLISHERS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30

A DANGEROUS PLAcE.-We would re-
spectfully call the attention of the pro
per authorities to that man trap of a well
at the corner Of Vine and Broad Streets,
The covering has been torn OF Of it, and
the curbing knocked down. II it is not
fixed soon, somebody will be hurt, if not
killed, for it is right on the verge of the
pavement Let the proper person be
made to inclose il before it is the cause of
some serious accident,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30

RECoRDER's Court Ills Honor was
fortunate enough yesterday not to have
much business on his hands. The only
case before him was . negro boy, charged
with stealing a turkey in the Market
House, The case was clear, and the
unfortunate disposition of appropriating
the property Of other people to his own
use without paying for the same, resulted
in sending the aforesaid "cullered pus-
son" to the Work House for twenty -four
hours.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30
Mammoth Mail.

The cars and mailboat brought thir-
teen days mail night before last, and the
Postmaster and his clerks are fairly up
to the eyes in work. We are requested
to say, that the public will greatly ia
cilitate the opening of the mail if they
will not call for letters and papers until
four o'clock this evening. Please bear
this in mind.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30

EDUCATIONAL. - Grim visaged war
seems not to have closed the public
schools of Cincinnati as it has those Of
Nashville. The School Beard Of that
city has now in course of erection two
large fine school houses. We should love
to see the time come when our schools
will be thrown open and the "hItle
folks" of Nashville-now rusting in
demonstrating mcrrily 10 their re-
citation rooms,
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United States of America:


M HkNEAS libel Of Information was fled yitnl.
w AID for the Middle District Of Tennessee Al
Nashv lie On the 2nd day OF juno A. D. 1892 by
J'hA Irmole, tsQ, Attorney Tor the Uni,ed stHtes
Tor Sue Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutor
herein on behalf Of the United States against certain
pr0setty VIZ: certain lot, situated near the sop
east corner OF Broad and Front streets In the CIV OF
nashville, being tho next lot to the corner lot af,e
sad on which corner lot " situated tbe Brass Toua
dry Of u Cole; said lot fronting On Freat street roo
a!ag back towards NE river, themes nearly arAlIs
~ me river, and thence back Front street the cor
nsr OF said lot on Front street trth,et from Broad
being opposite email blseksmi tbs shop situated 90
tho othsr side Of Front street; and also all Tho Bnnd.
ihgs Ga slld lot and also al tho nxturce machinery
toos, implements and materials Of every descript..
Sonneeted with sad lot and buildings; said bulilpg,
On said lot being tho foundry VI oRn r ~ Brennan
aAd praying process against said property that The
stmo be condemned as forfeited.
Now therefore, In pursuance o. tho rohtIon un.
dor the seal OF said Court TO directed aud deliver.
ca, / DO hereby give public notles 70 all persona
claiming said property, or In any mauuer iotrrcstra
thercin, that they be and appear before said Crcuu
OJnrt 10 DO held At thu city Of Nashville IN and tr
SAID Dhlriel, on the 2oth dAy Of October 1865. at 10
O'Clock 10 the forenoon OF that day then and there
70 intefposc their claims, ana to make their allcga
tons Ia that behalf T. r GIAsCOcV
June Il, lB62-l4t r. s. Marshal. NJ h ~
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In Chancery at Naahville.

GrATE OF TENNE5gEE AT Rules held IA The
- Nlefkh ono, thanrorY Court a. Nashville Mon
day September The lEt, 1862
b'iJamn j uroomeni Complainant. e. FrlF II Oleat.
ham, n r. Cnfbitt, ana the heirs I'D Tb6ua.a A.,
andor, deceased Defendants
n appearing from rfidayIt floi In tbis otuss maj
lle DEFENDANTS william Alexander, Alfred Alexander
lAuo lnhmsut BENJAMIN lnnmhu, Lucinda WaIker.
" lIh" b. walker, sarah Campbell john Clmpb.il
John ID Alexander Efbocca Nauh0Ifer, Wals1u' Nan.
hOofcr and NatAn1 Bridges ara -fesidcnts Of lie
STATE OF lcnnessgruf ami t further appearing that
there are ho.a or Maria Bridges, and AGO m Ihomas
Alshnierr whose nance aui placer N rrfldrncs an
unknown to tomplinau aud That thsr00ro DE ogdi
nary process Of ts Curt cannot ba s.rytd upou tbs
II 10 ordered iat al Fail Isu1rs do enter thCIf al
pa hnoe herein before or within me uiFt three DAYS
OF ue next trn 0f said Court io Jr hold on Tho ID
Monday in November noNi lis1lJ and lead answer
or demuf tn Complainant bU. ~ ths same " M b
taken ior confessed A. 90 tbru aud 90 ne bearing ca
pario, anf tlat copy ths order boz Published 0ucs
seek f1r four Successive weeks i1 no Nafhytu,
Union. A Cupy-Attests
J.E. GIEAyES, z. An
L. hthos', aoi To- 'omp'i sspl-et !
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o. 1t will rejoice the hearts of all
loyal Kentuckians to learn that Colonies
Shacklsford, Grider, and Harlan have
been nominated for promotion to Briga-
der Generalships, their commissions to
date from the Goth Novembcr.-Lom'smNe
Journal
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATg OF TENNBssEE.-At Rules bsld In m.
- Clerks onOe, Chanosry Court al Nashvlls Mon
day, September the LIST, 1852.
T. y, hurt Trustee Ne, and II n Myers Con plain
ants, ". Fifher n Could, and othsrs b, f,pdn1ts
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT died IN tus cause that
the several places Of residence of tho defendants obu
A. llShor, Johh W Could aud Thomas l.. Narshall arc
Known 10 eOmpainRuts, 70 that ths ordinary prs
lhla Court cannot DO served on them liz h on
shat they DO enter their appearance herein be
gaiI Court, 70 be held on the lat Monday m Noyni
nsHI (lso2) aud plead answer or dsuur 70 CornnIslu
ants BILL or the same viii be taken for confessed "a
y lhsm and set Tor hearing Ok parte and that copy
ave weeks In the Nashville UnleB
A Copy-EAttost: in GLEAyEg q An
. - NANS1-i wi lol S'upI - sep2-wl
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Headquarters Posi-, NASHVILLE, TEES.,l

HEADQUARTERS Posi-, NASHVILLE TEES,l
January II, 1868,
Special Orders, No. IL.
", Permission is given to the munich
pal authorities Of this city TO impress
vagrant negroes into the service Of per-
forming scavengcr duty in the city, SO
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations of the military impressing
patrols. By order of
Brig. Gen. ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JNo. PRATT, A. A. G.
JSo HUeH SMITH, Mayor of Nashville
Jan.15-tf
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held ia tbs
- Clerks Once, Chanoery Court At Nashville Non
DAY, September the l,t, 1862
T. q. Hurt, Trustee, &c, and II. H. Myers, Com.
phnants ~, N. Eranklin, Defendant
II appearing from s1dayit hlcd IN this Gauge thai
the place or residence OF the defendant n. NJ FranF
lin, 10 unknown 10 complainant, 20 that the ordinary
process OF Tho Court cannot be served on him IL
ordered that he do enter his appearance heron before
or within the first three days OF he no1t term OF a
Court, To be held on tho lst Monday IL Noysuber
HeXt O5Bz) and plead answer or jetnlr u Complain
ants b or tho same will be- taken Tor confessed az
TO him and sot for hearing OK pnrio aad that copy
OF TINS order be published once a weok for four ssC
sossye weeks Ia tho Nashville Union
COPY Attest J. 4. GLEAYBs, O. An
- L. bHAuss' DOL LOT Oomplh. Eeii7 va
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The Mormon Saints have established
a theatre at Salt Lake City, BRIGHAM
YoUXG and President K1MBALL officiating
at its opening. Songs, dances, the com.
edy of "Tho Honey Moon" and the farce
of paddy Miles Boy" made up the in
Itiatory bill.