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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-13
FRENCH HOTEL,
on the European Plan,

Opposite the City Hall Park. corner Of Frankfort
"a, Street. New York, 4 w
GRACIOUS Refectory, Bath Rooms,
y and Barber Shop. Bed rooms warmed gratis, and
hackmSn Who say we arc full. Servants are not al
lowed TO receive perQuisites. aprz3-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-13
from ron The New York lTribunee.l

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-13
Fifty-Sizth General Assembly Of Ohio |
GCoND SESSION. .
SENATE.

o,r .. SENATE. rf a
DIS. COUNTIES. SENATORS.
lst- Hamilton, ...... ...... }Thos. ii. milestone.
l 7"@ tJosnua II. Bates.
2d-Warren and Butler H q. McBu ney.
3d-Mon' gomery and Preble. Lewis B. Gunckel.-
4th-Brown and ,Iermont. James Louden.
5th-Grerne, Clinton, etc. John +. Patton.
6th-Ross and Highland. dob Il. Stevenson.
7th- Adams, Sci0to, etc. chm 4. Wilson.
Sth-lawrence, Gallia, etc. Henry s. Neal,
9TH Fairfield, Athens, etc.. .John-M. Connell.
l0th-franblin and Pickaway. Geo. u. C0n0erse.'
llth-Champsign.C Clarke, etc Anson p. Howard.
l2th-Darke, Miami, etc. -. Jonathan Cranor.
l4th-M ashingtoD, Morgan, ,etcW +. Curtis.
15th-Muskingum and Perry. Thos. j. Maginnis. ii'
l6th-Licklng and Delaware. JAS X. Stanbery.
l7&2s-Knbx. WAYNE, etc.. Joseph U. Devin.
lSth-Coshocton TuscarawasWi illism Stanton.
l9th-MonrOe and Guernsey. John ID. OC0nn0r.f
2oth-HarrisoR and Belmont John q; Jamison.
2lst-Stark and Carroll. 49,, Henry s. Martin.
22d jefferson COlumbiapa. Norman X. M enzie.
23d --Mahoning a Trumbull. I. Eben Newton.
4th-Ashtabula, Lake, etc....Wm. @. Howells. o.
25th-Cuyahoga. .'.... ..... Samuel williamson.
2sth-portago and summit. .Aphonso Hart.
Nth-Medina and Lorain. ... =. Hnmphreyyille.'
29th- Richland aud Ashland. Isaa, Gass.
S0th-Huron, Erie, etc.. ..:.....FTed Wicbham.
3lst-Senaca, Crawford, etc.. WiUidDl Lang.
Sd Williams, AuglaiIe, ETC.. Meredith r. Rtllet.
33d-Lucas. Hancock. etc. Jam s. y. Hall.
Republicans Observation-Disclosures
Republicans in Roman; Democrats in LtaIic. 90
Those marked thus were members Of the last
Legislature. u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07
NOTICE.

j. Patrick Quinn of Galloway, La Sale county, Illinois,
do hereby state that about the 10th day of October
1902 purchased from the Land Department Illinois
central X X Co., the Il y NV II, So I 81 n, Il B.
of the Sd Z. NJ, for which tract received certain con
tract or agreement numbered $780, that said
LOST OF hsaid some three years ago, and although
dilisent search has been made, found hereby
give notice TO whom it may concern, that shall apply
the said Land Department Illinois Central r. r. Co..
about LIST October next for duplicate of said
signed, PATRICK QUINN
octo,oo-4w" Galloway L. O.
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CNnur.Ln NHt.ra


LIE \, t, OF ILLINOIS g. GEut Curt Of IA sao
AIce } Mason ". lsaiai. Hlsr..=t;i' for D.,,r..
AhdarIt If tir n"u-re-ii~nfe rf I-.,.t. Mem do
,Itt above ga4e4 having leeG fed .u Inc ,fficc ~
tr ieif - s'sf Circuit Court - f. -. g,,.t,. y.
. = h5I - syn t. u" eil lsasaf Moon that sid
e,nt'il'h' iiied pr bill Ut c1nglsrt u said Court
~. SIDE ,nnrspf au the ll- day 81 September
- a'' that SUMMONS thereuryl -,i-! out of aid
a. az H-uInst the -t defendant retIlDfi IN die ar-t
" may oi November Halt. lN' ~ rs las -,.'. t.l,
N"" 'inl"-- Won III" -i iH.ah Nt-Hn, ils ~ s4is<y
%" anu a!irar tciur- said Circuit Court r Il Ssfs
."gaty a. tho fret day tl. ther,-f 70 b.,
.'.ien al Ottawa n saii ',guy the trS; Monday of
H"'"lir- l''-. and plead. au.v.f duGr. 10 the shd
e"hiiuu.Ll i.l Of -ai i--r, t sIar, and liz, Ist-
''T- 'if tiii-. ID rein chars 3 ai s.t~L viii I-tskou
- confess and -rl. .lt u.,I a-.-t you sgc,..i.,
10 the prayer Of sIil .-'i HLEIAN SILVER
Dated sgt. 2. 'Es-lw ~.
Walker A Er..Hrr H.s,-7' .T-- -f-- 80
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S,Tzp - hLzA0A ~

E--inS st:ei up the most conPlsts, SASH. Deot.and
BIIND.fkE.siET and Fl aNINe MIL 10 .,e found IL
sseetae, We 1-~ prepared 10 fill orders N this
lus Of business Al sIDEL lat.ce and Low HATES A
Siete stock OF the 6riina ixes Of SASH, tgla zrd
and ung lazedl DOORS, BLINDS, FRA - ~ MOULD
lHGS always hand, and our f.c!iitieSt-- tGrni.l
cut work axe such that supply anus ,t-,s.
short notice. We determined nothing bu
the best SEASONED LUMBER in this department.. and
machinery being all new and Of the most perfect
kind, cannot fail to make god work -.
Having 9tr ben eiit Of machinery, 10 al kinds
of Carpe3.er Work With Crater dispatch an ever
We are prepared 20 make
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Es9al advertisements.

Chancery Notice. n
STATE or ILIINOIs Ci~.,,,. c... ,,Ic
''t' No' enber Ttrn 1900
John Noon vs. Anna Koon,-Dn for divorce
AiIda'lt OF the nqnrcsi,nre Of Anna Koon a.fplap.
a'"'c iie,i having been hi,d iu hc Office % t,ecrl If
Saia circuit court OF II Sale c1iltv notice h, h.fl
gwen TO The said Anna Eoon. that said eoliI liu,,
Mel ihs b oil complaint in i-gi court on tho char
cry site thereof On the lth day uf Sept ls and tis5
summons terenppD issIel ont CT saii O srt f,il-t
Sl defendant. rSturnabie the first Monday Of y,
" ner next, 100, as By iiw required 81
Ill Nv unless You the said Anna Koon shall 7ersun.
any no ana "Ilear before said Cir, it Cuf f l.. sIIe
fIts on 'r hrSt Gay u tie tertn 'Lareof p I.
~, ~ ,t#"a. IN said c,uety. The fret Nund., u
,,i,., - uii plead answer o. lyi,lr som
nd fl'; ''. =" complaint, tie AMI tho hupttcrs
g ue.. n M 'I char ed and stated will ts IakgD
y .'.S' ",r'c entered a-alst vc't iafft fS,j, To
Dat@d self. 7i ~ .G G4ll; HERMAN SILVER.
MA-kLH s B.4A... nllnIl,. 49,. - !. l.
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al,eaga Aopert isements.

From the ASreriieing agency Of c. II. sCRIvEN'
63 DsdrJorya 81.
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llfm,aistt-ators .Noice

f~'lAiE ~ JAMES '. REss. UE-F4srp
VIZ nhdeis.'iri having been appointed tI.i,,r.,
"a - is't' "t James Y. Rec, late Of h, rsnu-
y 81 La atllc and state Of Illinois deca.ei Leiv -,
notce tlt lac VII appear before the Count, Corrt Il Ia
= ~ ne '9't ifouse iu ottawa II the Oc .ly,r
Ielh on me 81 AOhayln October at which t,n. Al
persons having claims against said estate are md
requested Ia attend for the pnrl,-e having Tn. ,,u.s
adjusted All persons indebted -.i --t. ne re1n,,.
Ell {" maxi lni1eIits payment 70 tiie under .ried
Ddie'' t.ls 10Th day Of August. 4. j., -.i5
ALBERT q. REFS Jr. A In. tr,,,7.
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PRE,SESgsPTXONS

VIII be carefully put up BY skful Druggist, and no
pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction 10 all who may
favor Us with their patronage. -
h sept o '65 THOMPSON DYER.
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Az t'rsqn, mt.r.-gst.-. n, az 1i5tls,k ", Of,
- - Mprtg rs g"eap-GHpr ily cTnitLf 4 I l,f5
- I api" ti.F tie ''urty Court 81 h. stile county
-" He 7s ' Illinois. go tie h5ii- H.. tttay. In
'a county aud then .Il tho ;yul. uiy VI is,-,uJ
lfr ih my "'cunnt i5fJItli Mid
and be lis,ttl.ff tt-tSs 49, 4 h. '' l!'''
2. .. TAIfNiAN LIBBY
~, -, Almni'sty 'vr q - Lsgte
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3 TIT eNsinvited to the following points of SUI
b @reas3 r.trv-Lastne, vitt4pr Sper uu a7sifass
30 years. stoves now in use that were SCI up IN
/ 1888.
Cd, MAyrFAcruRE-Eve portion Of the. stoys!'
thoroughly constructed. Each stove is submitted to q
critical test, and none leave our or unless com
pIetely and perfect finished
/ Sd. CApAcIrr.-Bakiny, broilings Sos4g, roasting,
t..d all cher culinary operations, fsrine at IA
same time barrel OF -four baked into Tread with a
single FIRE.
4tb. Reconnaissance the cost ofthe stove in or 8
] years in the item Of fuel
| 5tI, VISITATION 0yES.--In the Stewart stove
atone the front open directly into the oven, tPro-
'tected by letters patent) securing direct draft
through the toP Of tie oger by means Of perforated
holes in the doors and back 6ues It VIII he borne in
mind that the heated air always rises his nsthei
Of ventilation is the only OF any va as whatever
9th, ExrIEz Cos -aoL Of HEAT,-The- hest generated
by the Ray betei1 ttsrsjf G"d "sed o. t'0"@
INTO the rco,a Of JIaissy>.
| 7th THE DOUBLE SHEsr 20 Toa FLUE-By whicn
COMPRISING and inversT ';'Scrionbf is obtained,
and the oven more evenly and cgcizn,ly heated than
/ BIZ aryiotlet 70 a n Invention. = 81.
/ sth BRonISG-performei an The tap auG without the
/ possibility of smoke entering the room
! 9th-Hor WATER BEsEsrcfE .SD .wtTsrse CLrsFT--
Both useful convenient, sufplicaey tis waste heat
: and without extra fuel
! 10Th. wArgs BAcx.-An arrangement for supplying
hot water for the bath room equal to any range.
81 Sold ~ all dealers, trial Of months; with
a written guaranty for that period If asked
- Beware Of the numerous worthless mutations
now in market See Il at Tie "a 'of P P Stewart,
and of the uaEu.etgrers axe e stOYe. No other
| is genuine, . re.-.
] Nets all q at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
The Richmond whiy.

From The Richmond Republic.
Those who ought to be informed as 10 the
facts stated 10 M Yesterday that the military authori-
ties adj positively refused under any crcumstances TO
permit m Richmond WIZ 10 Resume publication. We
therefore conclude thu. the following brei history OF
journal which for quarter OF century, was the
leading organ II tie Wing party IN virginia. wan rot
prove uuiuinTestIn to our readers. IAs mag was
started in 1924 by John Hampden plaasAn,s-than
whom no iOuTnalit ever welded a soldr or more
trcnchant pen-ard was conducted by him until leio
when ne was called 20 Washington 10 take charge OF
III, Isdepeud,Ht the organ OF The Harrison party Mr.
Alexander Mosely thea assumed tho c3cf editor arp Oh
The JVAig and remained IN that position until 1854
Ia 1915 Mr. X. H. GGllaher purchased an interest," IN
the paper from Mr. Mosely and Mr. Plcasantsagsin be-
cane editor and remained until the after part 81 leio
when he purchased Of Mr. James Lewcyn an interest In
TIE Redmond Ners and Star, Of which paper ne was
editor nj the time he killed In a dneL MI Oliver
T. Baldwin who afterward edited The Rcghtean. tnen
came in and in contraction with VI. Galaher con
eibated Ia it5 editorial columns. Mr.. bIldwin was
,uce, elcd in ls47 by Richard Ioer OF The LsHchDnrH
Virgir,sR and u delegate IN the Legislature IRON
C,mpleil County. Mr.. Iolor died in March. lis
Upon he death Of Mr. Toler Mr.. Mosey again be-
came editor and at tho end OF year gave way 10 M
James T. Heath who remained unit. ldJO when ia
ward W iam JOlLstOn brother Of General Joseph
T. Jol nston and known 10 the world OF letters a. II
Sep,retariO7 became editor. he conducted INC Uh+4
until l-1 when Mr. Mosely again assumed the POSITION
In ISL he retired and Mr.. Robert Ridgway became
editor aad conducted the paper with It's iradiionary
ability until the spring Of 1851 just before the beginning
OF the war when no gave way 10 Mr. James Mcdonald
formerly Of Tie Lyaehbnrgh TirRacH. tron the eyac
nation of tho city, Mr.. Mcdonald retired. anl ar.
John GrGene, IT,. acted editor until ~
Mr iidgWay, whose salutatnry articles causeu the
authorities to'suppress Tire Wh'R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
Pn.senuers Sailed.

Ia steamship saxonia Southampton ard HambnrT-Gov
Jo.eph s. Nrr q. s Minister 10 the Cont Of Berlin sud
family; John C. Wright Secretary OF legation sud fainy
,r sud Mrs. Nicolas Arno, enid and servant; Wilhelm
inner H. Carpar Bosshaii Mrs. Mary A. seabner and
child Miss Lille beaumont j. VI. Friedland-r, L. bsan
us Kossuth Henry Frauonield George hrochman, Miguel
onznez Jacob GONZALEZ Mr and Ma August NoSasch and
two Children Ig aud Mrs Geo. J. Dee. Child aud servant
$ Plnne Marx Pinner Mrs Drake Mills, h, Ge,hsar, Nh
C. w Kaemer sud family ". A. Edge, 4 stursburg Miss
H. Stlrsberr Conrad sebert. Hermann henpf Ou'ay Mn
er d.. W. stonnermSn. A. Gainmer WI" Brydsn, Mr shd
MIRA J. ~ BriRnus Edward Siuohbury Frederics amid
q. L. Hnskeeh,, w. Jonas Franz Qnolsn Pierre thl
Friedrich Dor Charles r. Miller. Nh and Mrs JACOB Lein
Nj aud Mr. c. a. Mayer Mr. and Ms Claus J. Beekmann
Henry Eberhcim Alfred L. Haskins Alexander rraneos
Msos y. Frey. August ha,1neL Mrs. haInsr. Olson
Emil kmnna and Cara hszeuer; NJ and Mrs fetsr hoh'
mann snl child Mira Elizabeth r. bowTns and child Anss
tus Young A. Klenecke Gustav Lene, FRIEDRICH Lemes
M and Mis- Joseph Nsrkgra Mr. and Mrs VIM seagze snd
child Mr. aud Mrs Cha Otngerr and child Mr. and ants ~
Jessath and -hild Wilhelm Hebig Robert Lspp Go'lea
Bricka Leopold Hkes Capt H. Benten. SCION CoLA .ou
Fritr Mrs Hannah Reid Mis Anna Brennsp SfN any
Rtnnswis Mira Sophie Muller Mr.. Nanny sehlohi M ~
ZOE Mrs Zet Miss Selma Otto, Mrs taloI ,, ~. JI
Keller Wilhelm BugkhsIdt Michael Poefs@I Io ~ ~
.r Anton HAnssnn GoithaId koehler, siss IN
ns, Herman c. T. Bck John schoech sc. i z ~
Fr.derich Drees Henry Leeers, Philip gossii ~ 1
sr Wilhelm, Bukhsrd' 5. LieberDsnn' oucn 70
U.usmsnn a. Zesier q. Koshler. o. psnt m A. a.
berger j. Stretch, A. ieppich, freaien '''', 'i''"
schw erin Carl 5cnur sud others IN steefaso x; n
la stsamship City oil Bslimorel ioi L' II .,rS a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
A County Election in Virginia.

The following paragraphs are from Richmond
correspondence Of The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer, dated
July 49,
The election for the county Of Henrico off yes.
tcrday us announced Temple Elicit elected Clerk
of the Circuit Court Wrn Fokes Clerk OF the County
Court. aud W. 4. Peasants Surveyor there being 10
competition fOr these Offices AT late hour last night
returns from but two districts had been received but
they indicated the election OF T. H. Hoffman Sheriff.
and Of 4. x. Courtney for Commonwealth Attorney.
The contest for this last Office between Yong and
Courtney the only that affords any Insight into
the condition Of the Virginia election. and this only
partially.
Both candidates were what are c,led here Locofoco
Secesh and so far stood equal but Young stayed at
home while Courtney raised battery OF artillery was
CON .nissioned it, captain. and commanded II dnrEg
tie war, aAd he has beaten bis opponent who was
personally popular has long held the Office aad was
universally conceded % be much the ADLER lawyer Of the
two. The vote between Young and Courtney n the
First District including some suburbs, stood: Young
2Ol Courtney. 355.
Tie election was described with something Of enihu
siasm as an old fashioned Virginia affair."" which re-
semblance to the antique was attained by is being
garnshcl with something near my Shts az tie Court
House polls 4one. These TeHc0Hcs we're none OF them
scroua in themselves their results being waged only
With the arms nature gave the oombatsnts, but they
were exceedingly dlsgraceu AM one was particularly
SO. Some wretch. Of heTcuean frame. suddenly al
tackled Mr. Hoffman the candidate for Sheriff. quiet,
gertiemanly man, knocked him down, beat him seFi-
ously and shen escaped without, arrest
1t but Just 10 observe that ell the disorder was con
fined b the immediate vicinity Of the polls gnd MAS al;
most wholly the result Of too free imbihaton OF BAD
whisky. In tie parts Of the city remote fFom the pOs
peopr' Uoins uTai eG,p g,s0Ae" sH M eetaIOa' no
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some chickens to escape the fames few after them and
aighted on the shoulders Of the passengers fat pig
swan up to of the boats and indicated desire to
be saved He picked up and showed his gratitude
by remaining quiet IN the bottom of the boat Some Of
the chickens had appeaSed HE hunger Of tho vOyagers
before they were rescued
When Captain Smith and Rothsten could do no more
for the sufferers they leaped into the sea ard swan
away more toescape the cries Of those whom they could
not AID than to save their lives. After having been
10 the water about two hours they were picked up by
one OF the boats.
On Wednesday, Jure %. at p. H. the passengers OF
the Lafayette assembled deck to witness the baptism
Of the son OF William Rothstien. only few weeks old.
prayorbo and silver cup containing water, were
placed upon table, and the little fellow brought
forward to receive the prelomens Lafayette Bocande
the names OF the ship and the Captain who saved him
from an early grave. President King, of Columbia
College. New. York. OBLIGATED.
After the ceremony Judge Edwards Pierrepont made
remarks touching the condition Of the passengers
Of the Nelson and proposed that subscription be taken
up for their benefit.
In few minutes $500 in gold were raised and di-
vded among them. Most OF the passengers saved from
the wreck Of tho Nelson Americans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
Insulting Indies i'm the Streets.
To ne Editor Of TIE NY Tribune.


SIR: II appears that the streets of this city
must soon be summed in broad daylight by all
ladies who are compelled TO traverse them for
short distance unless they willing to be subjected
TO annoyance and insult from seOundrels in the shape
of who too cowardly to insult those who can
treat them they deserve.
The particular Instance perhaps only one ont Of thou
sands sim orr which impes me TO make these remarks
is this: Last Tuesday afternoon lady friend of mine
was passing down Ninth.ave .otake Bleeckerst car.
and when near Seventeenth-st. was pertnncouSiy TOT
lowed and insulted By OF these seonndrels Whose
name Is known. and II was not until q policeman
in sight and the lady expressed her
appeal him. that the scOnndrel left IL appears
that he is only OF many who derive their most In
teec,ne enjoyment in witnessing the trepdaion into
which they can throw ladies.
Such fellows are towards b, nature anu IL the issue
of the past had depended their courage there
would be no United States to-day. AS your paper Is
read by every (or nearly every lady in town. there can
be no better medium by which % inform them how
properly 10 nct and the remedy TO apply. under like
circumstances "a the above. C.
Ner- York, July 20, 1865.
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SYMPATHY WITH AND Contributions TO
Mr. BARsuH.-The liveliest sympathy hos been ex-
pressed with Mr. Barnum since the burning of his
Museum and most liberal contributions have been
made to him for the purpose of replacing his lost col
lection. The Connecticut Historical Society Yale
College and various scientific Societies have given their
portion. and it is to be hoped that consuls abroad
and all those who have it in their power will aid Mr..
Barnum in securing such collection of PARTIES
and croses from every quarter Of the globe as will
reflect credit on New York. and add to its interest as
the great center and focus OF the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
Decisiou CT she Couri of Appeals Oh the
Grent Question OF "Negro Apprentice

The following is a copy of the decision oi the
Cont Of Appeals IN the matter of the petition OF sam
ue y Cosien the negro apprentice cnse taken up Dy
snid Cosen the master, from the decision Oh Jddgo
Bond.
Al will be seen that the Court Of Appeals fully sn,ains
the acion OF Judge Bond and viii not entertain any
appeal from his decision in any of these cases
Chief-J usticc Bowie in giving the decision Oh 'nc
Court. says:
"The acts of Assembly and the Code have declared
the Ca ses In which appeals will lie ard the manner ohu
time OF taking aud pi scouting appeals rom C1ars OF
Inv These arc limited to amy judgment or uetef
OF any Court of law in my civil suit o. action
&C. Code Art. B. sec ,. The legal INTERPRETATION OF
these terms which were derived from preceding acts OF
Assembly has been established by this Cont u tue case
of Bell net the State GiiFs Reports. aOi. wherc II
vps said II is clear, VIC think, that the order OF
County Count diminishing the Application o! Tue poll
TONER TO BE- discharged iron custody on WIZ w.
habens CORPUS is not determination judgment VI III.
ourt in evil suit or action in the contemplation .,
the set of l3s5 chnp 81 80 Is 20 authorize al appeal
Among the reasons assigned for that eonei9sloh o'
thai the writ Of habeas corpus IL proccculus 'u
mary in ia character addressed 10 the disceson ~
Inc indigo or tribunal 10 whom tn" implication 10 nue
so TOR ns the discharge Of the parry u nron
proceeding where in maft cases W. -, ,rssentcd 10
which tire Judgment is founded cnnno, w ,nsive
the A pDclats Court, and Is MOI iihni a' -. ,rosar
mon The mart applyng for the wrii as ne m1y h
imilar arno.,ion no apy other Judge or codrt 81 TINS
STATE This ca.e has been referred shu
the case OF Mnce AIT The state OF nia iian', upon ~
identical noinf fl must be considered as utss.,oo
thc question oil the right Of aPpehI IN ei..s VI
rls issnni ay courts or judges having jurisdiction
oyd lsyai snthorf,y TO issue the same.
In g,cb eases we hold where there las Deen no Us
spuption az authority no rigit 81 appear has ueeh
ap D.. e. s,otnte or code 10 this court and none
etists IN. petiton must therefore be dismissed