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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-18

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QUE GHOST CLUB,

By that fine poet and finished writer,
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These "papers" are OF intense interest. and
embody mysterious and startling revelations
OF life in both henispheres
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will also be carefully catered for. by our
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Current Literature Of the
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giving lis the brief tales. spicy sketches and
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That popular department known as
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LILLIAN'S LOVERS;

A Romance OF Baltimore.
BY LEMoINK.
The scene of this interesting story is laid in
the monumental city. The charming men
and women who move in that brilliant socie-
ty, for which Baltimore has ever been, as it
were, social Athens, live and love in this
true story of the heart.
Another feature Of the aew volume will be
a series Of copyrighted articles. called
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and is always at the Office as the Representa-
tive business Editor. Our galaxy of critics,
contributors and reviewers is, as usual brill :.
liant and numerous. and we are especially ia
vorcd with the continuance Of that incom-
parable essay ist. the spicy and scholarly F. C
In the first number OF the new volume will
be commenced thrilling romance, written
for cur columns, emitted
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9ie BlairsW1iIGOn.

NIes, mas Der 3i6mcno enquirer unp bic
RihmDnb Sentinel Dom &c. iber bic WiiIion
beS alien 8Ioir uno ben SahaIt Ger pom ibm
G~eiteItsn Doer erbetenen 6rieoenSbeoins
8ungen berihten, 1T eitsl NieOertradt unb 2lee,
barauf berednet, ben sednelteten Gaoalieren
nas 6erj in ben !6Olen 81 llpfen, bic nDrolihen
SeieeeIihter ourh GpDOmontaoen ms 8od6s
WnO 5riepen8bOrn 81 jagen Hno WnS nit benz
gusIono gu bruiairen. Blair, fem, bate teine
DliIlipn uno tonnte feline 8~eOineunsen anbies
ten. 9aB Blair ben confDoerirten 8ebeQen,
penn 1e nur 6rieoen MAIDEN uub in Die Union
surldmUQten, iebe cunltitutiOnele Garantie fit
GrbaItung unb N%u8oebnun9 Der StLuperei, pole
guti6doigun9 fir ieOen ibnen wdbrenD beg
ariegs entflbrten gte9er II. |. tp Deriprpden
babe, m6gen S6urten unO S66pie 9!auben
8ir gtauben &c ni6t. Bir 9lanben
ni6t, oaB er, - Obne 3e6t uno Auftrag -
aHf ieine sisene 6auit bin, Ii9 felbft, feline Ylit'
burger uno feline 8esierung AUDI Mur ourd
Anbeutuns Der WD9Ii6teit 70 i6impfi=
der 8~eOingun9en entebrt babe - unc pir
slauben nod weni9er, DoB er BON Brdlbeni
2incOln ben guftras pber aud MIR einen 8inl
er6olten babe - e8 gu tbun. Wir 9Iauben
ni9t, DaB Der Sine poer Der NnOere Den auf BEN
Iesten Sod pfeifenOen Rebelen bic Grbal'
tnng unb Nu8bebnun9 Der SfGopere
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Btafu1g eines Deeretsentwurfs beSddftiqt 1T,
insl6s5 sue gsr6fentIiduns bes ouf bic ab-
baltllfg oss Subildums fur 1865 besugti6en
&beilS Der Gntpclicu I'M gar5en rmfang be8
8aiierretdS bic Grmddtisung ertbeiIt. 9as
N~unoihrelben figt bin3u: 8os ben erlten
Sbeil Der Gncpclica unb bas Document ?: Sylla-
bus complectens etc. ~anbeIonot, 10 peroen
Gn. !9o6piroen be9reifen, oaB Die Gntgeoen,
nabme uno 8er0fentli6u,,g ipl6er Mctentade,
tpeIde gropolitiDnen eatbaIten, Die b~euicnieen,
aul mel6en Die Berfa7un9 oes 3aiicrtbumS
berubt entgegen9eiebt iinb, niat geitattet tper-
pen torn. Sic t0nnen allO in ben Snitr,lta
tIonen nidt 9eorudt tperoen, ole Sic in 8etreff
eeS SubildumS Inb bel anberer Gelegenbeit on
Die Gldllbigen ri6ten iperoen. Ser Ofiniter
Tast bel: Die 9iid6fe ipReu ibrem 4lerus bic
@eiinng 9eben bel bieier Gele9enbeit iegLider
@eoen li@ ~, entbaIten, tpeIde gu bebauerli6en
A,lSlegungen gnIab geben t6nrten.
y Ser Safer unterorudt olIo turipeg bic
'5aupttbeiIe Der Gncpelica uno. perbietet benz tae
tbolii3en .6lerus 6rantreihs, li6 auf Den mits
telalterlt6en 5tanopunft bss Bapltes 3u ltels
le3, Hua1tE rsf Ttuf Fg.rbE5 sG IN
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Subfiftcns-ofFc Der Der. st. Mrmee

BaltiHlPte YVb, 81 San. 1864.
Berfeselte AnBebcte, in DNpltfGt, peften Guf ttefsr
Diff bs 8re tag, ten 3. Tebruar b. s. Dit ass - Ibr ent-
sssen ssu0mmsn I'm lem Der. ct Subphsnj Der Fsue1t
Au ltefern:
Sttrtaufsnb (4OOO) stad@tnaottb le0ep-
big bsulttern an ter . cate Stienraase tn SGItt-
more, Mb, Il 1000 StId tanabdlb 10 Zasen. DIE
ieIbeu rereen X Ioe mad tbrer Anfu at auf SOaeR
bes GcnttOttrts eerpJrn. Sic mullen fimmtlt4 uH-
ssfahr 1900 Yfo. &rpS. Gepi2t tabtu, %ae unter
1850 gtb. ~trtessnst Suatn, Sttsre, S3 en-, SiiSc, Stn'
Der Hnb unoebGrnttS &inRoteb mira 3arufs ~tsisen.
Sir jeb,s Stld nirs In bttleu, @cntratte eta atige bon
10 RO. am Gept@t srlaubt, nrfrH sas Sbisr at&t fdOn "a
Stun0e IN Der 5urse %esfGEeen EesF It4t nHmt'teIbar nG4
Sptu,zIarr fur anstbute t6nnsn s%n pbeer O(tt sntptttE
tn Yerion DSeE PER pot Sbtr per a,Iss aPa bts0ssa ger6en.
ben ni6t IN Setra&t eescssn. -.
Die Rtstsrans Striaast, bas jtbtS Stad-psna r5 ftttnt,
ais etrttpe aiitlbe ntbt bas minimum ees Strl1ngt n Gt'
rt&tS etrttlu serrstR rrtrb; bic Auseose elfur mus bic
Tartbte trasen, BITE rid i'm Mbl@ds sen bts @espitts eettrt bal.
Sehes AnsesOt SaaB bon siasr @ardnties sEn sret strante
aDrtlt%en Strtunen ~bsstttst fs'H. Das SpFHasaF PteFfer
Iautst:
We, of the county Of, State Of
do hereby guarantee that - is Tor are) able to
fulfil q contract in accordance with the terms OF
his Cor their) proposition, and should his Tor
their proposition be accepted, he (r they will
at once enter into 8 contract in accordance there
with, and we are prepared to become his securi7
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its ful~
ilment.
Die Vtrantrurtt&tttt k~trI.nts.n, Bite ettfs gaarautis &c.
BEN, mus mittelf etner pom @ltrt bar n1d9hen Dtfritts
court setr Som 9. st. Dtfritr y ANNA t GHseenelten Sts
ftttntGune n0hgtEtt1en merpen.
anbtttsr maftn anU.f,nh istn, nm TIRE Anssbate gu Be-
~trdftiseu, unh SSrbtrtttetI ietu, Sursl6aft fE &nFfdbrune
beS g~Sntratts ju seten, tte Fe , { > fiee rertaFtn.
Die &tsterRue behalf I'D bSs Ie&t prT, Sin reir cue Ar-
setote jurudturttlen.
2dbluuaen werben rad ietsr QbIts feruns II IpI&ea 5eae2
senfadt, ais in Rant fab; rtnu tttns prrbaHtsH, tptrh, fsbaIs
ais frlhe etnfemrner, GuSbtiabIt.
&nbieter upleu eefiltsit cen ptetS %anseSen, rcenn IN Cur
renee bssabIt wtrh, Hnb ZEN Srtis. Usnn tn S6nlSi4tinsn;
0ori@Idse mafisn h.ptlta PROPOSALS FOR BEEF
CATTLE" Ibtr16rieben nnb an Capt. s. .. gilman, 6. g,
8dlttmSre, Wtey abreftrt ietn.
gDenn las aasebrt I'm gtameE elmer Gtrma Sei6tebt 70
rlFeu bic Iamen Ter EtetIuetmsr Horte bic pOfofree &c.
nan ~anseetben fetn Oeer es rtrb nt6t tn Setra@t Ge3o6en. ~
LIeAneekpte eteIe 9pri6rtfteH ntG.
aensu ua&tpmmenb, Wtrbeu strwPrfen
S s. 0|tImGRt
(23ia-Seb) CAPTAIN unb 8. G. U. e. "a.
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s. urDpdiidbe Wa6ridbtcn.
MSeitere emrOpdIdbe SI%0d)ridbten per lIrRerica.
Glasgow, Cuba unb 0sOrnf(Td.
Snslane.

SuUtNHce
Ser 9OnbUn @lObe Ia9t, baB man in oieIem
Sabre feline ernitli9e Neouctipu Der Soften Der
en9Iil6en JIptte uno Nrmee erparten oiirfe.
XennplCn, Der 9etrDnte Pcet, ift pom Der &6s
nt9ln gum Sarpnet senSadt mprpen uno bat
Die MlrOe angenpmmen.
9aop 8ran9bam 1T geitprben.
9as 3beater 8OpoI in Goinbura brannte am
gtahmittag bes 13. alb. Webrere 8eripnen
perlpren onr9 ben GiniturB Der Mouern ibr
Qeben.
Sranfreid,.
Der Barrier Correspondent Der Mlprnin9 9pIt
ta9t, oaB Seril9te I'M llmlauf ieien, oas pie
Iran3OFlde &egierung i'm 8egriffe itebe, Die
tlOIl6e CONFEDERATION an5uertennen, il9t aber
blnSu, baB man feline 1riade babe on3unebmen,
oab Der Safer unb feline 8atbseber cine Ienee.
rIn9 ibrer YUlitit se9en ben 9toroen nno ben
Sioen %beablibtigen.
9te Brctefte Der tatbCliI6en 8ii6Gfe aeaen
oa: Serbpt elmer @er5ffentiauns Oes pdpIt>
liben 8unol6reIbens pom s. DECEMBER meb.
rem iid.
Der 8tidUf BON WpuIins, Nligr. be 9reu3
Sre3e, bat Dem 8erbCte 8arches often Srot
9sbOten uno bic 9anje @ncpeIiea am s. San.
IN Der GatbeoraIe ppn NOuIims prr9eIeien.
Gr 1T alsbaIo Dor ben Staotsratb sur 8erart@
trcrtun9 9elaoen tpproen. 9eIeIben Ser-
sebenS bat ii6 Der gr3bil6Of BON 8efanccn
i3ulci9 9emabt, aber ba er Senator lit, 10 mar
man I'M 3peifel, pb er pbne @rlaubniB beS Sc
mats prpRlfirt perben tDnnte. Ser 8ti6Of
BON ReoerS ruff feline @Idubigen ami, Ueber
@Ott 70. b. benz Papite) ais ben Meniden 81
aebprdeH," II. {. M.
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IN AaSii3t gsitelt babe, st elmer 3eit, ats Der
Yer. st. Senat bic 9lbidofung Der Gtlaperei
I'M gar3en llnicnss @ebiet bur1 Amenbirunq
Der Contribution bsreits beI6IO6et, bate unb bic
GrtancIpatipns : Brptlamatien bes 8rdlioenten
nod riht miberrufen mar. @ir SIauben es nidt:
gBlr tcnnen ben alien 6ranci8 9. Blair, Der 1T
Gbren grdn getpcroen 1T, unb ben 8rdfsenten
etncoIn, Der su IeineIn Wort itsbt, better, uno
ertldrcn Die 8ebauptuns Der obengenannteu
Breckenridge, bab Der Gine ODER Der Qnoere
benz Self. 9GOis cine ''reunion at any terms
angetragen Ober bab er i'm, ais oiefe ,s
rndeemtefen worben, sefraat babe,
OBJ Der S1oen, rpeiil anertaant, ii6 nit benz
goroen pereIni9en wolIe, nm Die 6ran;Olen aus
yterltc gu treIben, nC6mal8 fir cine ni6tSpirs
o'ae GrfnOarg uuo infaue 2ise, oarauf bere6.
net, Die Nebellen 81 errnutbisen, bic 9opaIen au
er'Greden nnS Srontrei6 aegen unS auf3ubeben.
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BeR0nntmGC6unQerl.
WOtis fir Stcuer3abler.
@its.G oaeeiCrs=Dff

= VITVsVUUttIpT9=ENte,
Q,x A. Saittrnrre, ben rs. Sen. 1865. {
AWk@ cline Srhtnaut bee MarUrS unb Gtaetrotbs N 10,
S SnR u SS @ss stTsEt&tst unb SnseptsIea, ud6rsns Der er.
s - ;" %Ise ". oeer1ar tefss Sabrts eine 2tfe ; rientaeu
ys.JxH.M N aGeN IaStt6en 3ettuusen her StaSt Az DerSf.
tfntltGtn, ~eiGt mhL Stabt: unb GtaatSrenern fur toS ' nv.
ssVeGs JaeS TN @udaaabs Fnb ub BITE 8,trefeabsn lie 60
mci9s TIRE Stta.rn fur 1854 nod nt6t besa6It babsn ~
s SSsniSen; iGiSts 9abtttattsn sSrsnteus.n, TeIb BEN erianert.
~ 8 notp's tf: ROO Sor hem 81. San. ibre ge6nuna AZ
Saisen W saeltn babtn, aer6eu ebtnfaa8 ertnnsrt. bos a. l.
SaeTteea 9ne EohtR ipaten, eenn fe not eVr ben, 81 ID.
SS;s' g sae!sni an etslem Gage tn Ter GOasfspr aetalten,
U.o- NN 4 u 8 W. % rice
NNN1' Gtt5 Hnupctcr
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DsmtiAee Nrbeitssg Observation-Disclosures
.a SAreans
Xhnme8itr1ke ia. -.
tr Muffht Der ,0sut6es 6eflfe,

Nuttr MufFbt Ger uDeuH6en 6efeniaair.
&le Dkientetn, wel&e teatfbe 5antperter, ATttiier pcsE
Dttafw,StGeu ~ bef&1ftsen pdnideu, IUpte ale teatide
NrbeitfIGenbsa ppGsu f@ par SnIi3 sber tn frantirsen 8fts
ten al ben AseAtsx Der @eeGf @aft 6EH. 8. 5. 20 citing
bpf. 10. So &bamtsfr. usuen, pttAer unsntGelblt5 @ua
unft ertbetIen nirh. IN
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Der Barrier MOnitear melost, DAP Der 5u.
itisminiiter am I. Sanuar an Die GrSbii96fe
unO 8ii66fe pcn 6ranfreid ein 8unbi6reiben
geri6tet bat, tppnud ber Stautsrotb nit Der
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SEN Ynrf, q. San, Der tribune" tpirO
ppn Wuibington beridtet: Sin 5rauen>GOmite,
14,O0O Arbeiterinnen Don gbilabelpbiu reprde
ientirenb, Die BON GpuoernementS> Gpntractpren
en,plcpirt lino, n,adte beute feline Nufpartlns
bsim 9rdiipenten, nm bemieIben ibre Gntbsbrune
gen une unbiloen su tlasen, St1upn Cameron,
5. % 6crnep unb .anbere Yenniplpaniet be.
9~leltetelt Die Srauen. Der 9rdibeut tief er9rif.
fen, I0note nab Dem General 8 Guartiermeilter
SbOmas, tbeilte OemieIben nit, mas er 9eb6rt
ano iagte geflbluUa : SD meroe mid lelbit
periDnli@ baflr perpFli6tet balten, bab Sic BON
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1Eott5 an ODGrdnteu= Mt.O gYSQ{Yers
SCnIuntenten.

Uas Wtts befraft aae SsrfOnen, rutIte ibre 6pbronten
aaS'Splen lallen, i0bae BITE ErpttOtrs her Gtrasen iterTntsei
SMO eaeur@ sen, gub!t'nrn Observation-Disclosures berei.et mfrs
otH' tn't . ets 10 O0Adrs. Gs pirb NGhs unb n esn fpS.
ger; penn ee Sstrttteneen ale dusera @prriatarosn MAI.
rene peg tal'ea aSetters %Gbbreben; has Gefee MRS arense
[gs q. ".Ee" JAmes g, Suter,
N1olkA-lHrll u =. .--e..-- GlnH.n -
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Sine bG6it ieltene @eIeoenbeit !!
gu Oerkoufcn &0u Uermlel0en.

- Srunbfletes Gigentbum gu pertaufen.
lllllt0 Gas grove unb beeuem etnseri6tets Saut In Ste.
"a - @tSsnttsfrp NIT StaauRe unb grasers Se;atIt,
III ~ 0sTtsa'sn' 3"tsFtS 81 s~rfrassn am gIase ffIbF.
AnfttOnSDerfauf auSran9irter Nfer0e.
9eneraE-SGGrttermetfer s Sfftce.)
@rfe DtStfpn.
q. Staet 2oafbtustOn, 20, San. 1865.
DSnnerfGs. 9. Sebr. 1866,
Gtnbunoert uno flnfsis @aUoQeries 8ferbe
tn Baltimore, gRb, on ben NetRbtetenten terfarft usrbsp.
Dttte pferee Nne fur ben GoraQettsbtenf In Ter Mrmes
5we6e mSsen Ne N& istr gut eignen.
Sts Pierce mstbeH etnjeln ~Sertauit. Ter 8etPsa, finite.
ut ~ u5F 9srthtttds tn gbtltsp's Resittunssf6aen @de
Ssn Yncd unH @ermanfr, fat.
TestaS1n8ea baer In ReeierwnssEpnt&.
4rv S1nteS ". 9ttn,
&elotel, esrtndnberr Der srien DtpiHon,
udnZI-tet9l 8. ID. g. =.
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| Subftttaten u. Treituiltioe 0@erIanofy

Die tsdRen Frttie Herten tejaslt unS bic aeute %
H0btuiG tte prI ireens elmer nnhsrn Stylna In Ser Gfabf
1f ~stltetsrt. Gtsrsatrte Hnb Se;peene son Der S.tkt pper
ZEN &ouaites iSuten tHTsrt NOD teat oltsn @!ase, Sill
Ahcf.Sde sR 8rsaawep unb 2autaferar. femsten mss
ttFea grids mann befeGea tn ser p~rpnptefen g8etie.
(SSIGlNtl Stepben IS bdIen.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-31
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-31

abbdasiSfeit oes 9iOens anertenne, Der Isstere
NIT lbnt 9entetni6aftltde SADIE MAIDEN pOqe,
UNI Die 5ran3oien aus MerifO gu periaeen F?
Die NnttpOrt mar, feline gOri6ldee formea uno
cttl3leu 5t MAIDEN, eann tperbe man ibm auf
oieie Srage erpioern.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-16

l. V. D. HEARD, Esq, and Mr.. JOSEPH
AoOLouD of this city are engaged in COL
lecting materials for history of the part
taken by Minnesota soldiers in the war
for the Union, and solicit contributions
from all who are are possessed of mate.
rails for such a work. We believe these
gentlemen have the capacity and the in
dustry to give US book that will embrace
not only complete official record of our
various military organizations that have
been raised since the commencement of
the war, but also the more popular de-
tails of their services in the field, with
personal incidents and experiences Of
interest. The officers and soldiers can
rely on the candor and impartiality Of
Messrs. HEARD and AcCLoUD, and we
trust they will afford them such informa-
ton as may be in their power to. bestow.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-16
The New Constitution OF Missouri

There is fair prospect that this radical
bantling is disowned by the people. The
vote was taken on Tuesday, and dispatch
to the Chicago Republican from st. Louis,
says -" At noon it was was estimated
that, Of the votes in the city cast, fully
two to one were against the new State
Constitution. It is thought that the ma
jority in this county against the constitu-
ton will reach 5000, and some sanguine
opponents of that instrument predict that
the majority will be 10000" If the vote
in the interior is in the same ratio the pro-
posed Constitution is killed. It was OPP
posed by all the conservative and mode
rate men of the State, and received
strong opposition from many of the lead
ing Radicals, including Gov. FLETCHER,
who declared that he should certainly
vote against it."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-16
A Fleet Going 20 Europe

feet of from thirty to sixty sail will depart
for o three years cruise in the Mediterranean
about the 4th of July, under Admiral COLDS
BOROUGH. The New Ironsides and two double
turreted monitors will make part of the feet.
The flagship will be the Colorado. She will
drop anchor for several months in the harbor
of Marseilles, and then the rest of the fleet
win scatter for various parts of the sea-
About ten vessels will cruise about the Bri t
ish Isles and in the North Sea. The object of
the expedition is stated to be three fold: To
test the ea-goiDg qualities Of our marine; to
acquaint our pilots with European harbors !;
and to show Europe our improvements in gun
merry and naval architecture.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-16
Unportant Decision.

7, the United States Circuit Court at
New York, on the Goth ult., decision was
rendered by Judge NELSON in the case Of
The United States rs. 1882 shares of the
Great Western Railroad Company Of Ili-
nois This was an action commenced over
a wear ago, in the United States District
Court. for the confscation of I ,752 shares
of the stock of the Great Western Rail-
road Company, the property of LEROY N.
Wiley, formerly merchant of New York
city, but more recently of Alabama. The
District Court decided that WILEY was an
alien enemy and had no standing in Court,
and could not therefore appear to answer.
The case came up on an appeal to the Cir
cult Court, and Judge NELSON gave a de.
cision reversing that of the Court below.
The grounds of the reversal are that it was
improper, on preliminary motion, to de-
eide who had been rebels or who had not.
The accused should be allowed to appear
in Court, and then the question as to
whether or not he was rebel should be
passed upon by a Jury and not by the
Court.