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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-18
New York Market.

NEW York, July l7.-Cotton firm at 36@3s
for middIiug uplands. Flour duh. heavy and lOe
. cents lower; 81 259S 40 for extra State; SIS 300
10 for ex. R. II. o., and SO 05@ll 60 for trade
brands, market closing duh. Whisky quiet, 81 q
az 25 for Western. Receipts Of wheat none
Market dull and cents lower. Sales 900 bush
els; 81 10 for new No. ] Michigan; 81 for new am
Der Jersey. Receipts Of Rye, none Rye is heavy
and decreasing. Receipts Of Barley none. Bar
ley and barley malt dull and nominal. Receipts
Of corn 1850 bushels. The market opened firm
and closed a shade frmsr with fair demand
sales Is, 0O5 bushels at s2G93 unsOund new mixed
Western, and S3lS@S412 tor sound. Receipts OF
Oats "a 100 bushels. Market le lower. Sales p :
600 bushels at 50d5 for Chicago, and S. for HOud-
man new crop Jersey. Rye dull. Coffee firm.
Sales 5000 bags Rio on pirate terms. Sugar
quiet and steady. Sales 475 hhds. Cuba Muscoya-
do l034@ll3z, Ond 30 boxes Havana Il. Molases
quiet Hops quiet, 60465, Petroleum firm, sales
3n0 hhls al 3 for crude.
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad
Change OF Time.


On and after Sunday. July sth. 1856 and until
further notice, trains viii run as follows;
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Column
bia at7:20. A N. Arrives Mt Nashville 1000. Re
turning leaves Nashville at 800. P. NJ Arrives at
Columbia, s, Pa
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville at $40. A. n.
Arrives at Decatur at5:l5. P. NJ Arrives at Hunts
vile at 7:S7, p. NJ Leaves Huntsville S.55,. A. 81.
Leaves Decatur at sos. A. N. Arrives at Nash
Vile at l:S5, P. H. Connects at Nashville with
Nashville & Chattanooga and Nashville 4 North
western and Z. x X. r. RS for all points on
those lines. With Louisville 4 Nashvills R. R..
for all points North and East.
Memphis, Mobile and New Orleans Express
leaves Nashville at $40, P. N. Arrives at Deca-
tur at 457 A. n. Arrives at Memphis at $40. P.N
Leaves Memphis at $50. A. NJ. Leaves Decatur
at 6:25. P. N. Arrives at Nashville at 2O5. A. N.
Connecting at Corinth and Grand Junction with
trains on the NJ & o. and Miss. Central R.R s. for
Selma. Mobile. Vieksburg, New Orleans, and all
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
Nashville x Chattanooga. Nashville K North
western and Edgefeld & Kentucky h. RS. for all
points on those lines. and with Louisville &
Nashvills R. r. for all points North and East
Through Tickets can be procured at San1 j..
Titles Omnibus Office. No. . Cherry street. and
at Broad Street Depot. Nashville.
Baggage checked through.
j. b. VAN DRSE,
apl General Superintendent.
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From ths chnrle.lon Vow. llthI


4 Cool ScANP-Some time ago a young
man, representing himself a. Mr.. JAS. w.
CHEArHAM brother Of the gallant and re-
spected Gen. b. F. CHEATHAM, Of Coufeder-
ate fame. came 10 this city, and through his
representations rs above, having been long
confined in the prisons Of the North, and
very DESTROYS Of reaching his home, sue
ceeded In obtaining from some OF our citi-
zens money and clothes, stating, at the same
time that the money would be refunded by
his brother the General. As we have 10
doubt this party has been and is now en-
gagged ia a like "ileecing' expedition in 9th
or communities, We append for the benefit Of
the public, the subioined letter from Gen.
CHEArHAN 90 a gentleman Of this city,
which explains itself
WARrRACE, Tenn, July ,, lS66.-DENR
SIN. Your, of June the
18th has been received. JAS. W. CHEAT
HAM Is no brother Of mine, or relation that
am aware Of am satisfied that lie is an
implstcr. ! have received two letters from
him myself which I suppose he writes 10
show others that he is in correspondence
with me. Show him up in the papers, with
request that il be copied in other Southern
papers.
Yours very respectfully,
b. r. CHEATHAN
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.
QUICK TIME TO
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI,
AND THE EAST.

Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections Rt Eouisvilie for
the East, West and North.
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NIGHT EMISsInNs lIITREn-

Young man, stop before you further 20. Of all
diseases subject o nan, there b no disease go hard
90 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce who understand treating it; and 20 you
can say that have cured hundreds in this city az
ter dollar, and are now well cured by me. am dai
~ receiving letters and sending medicine % all
parts ofthe country Ina word, an that diseas-
ed in any way, and will give call will give salts
fsetiou for all Of the diseases mentioned In thia
advertisement The best Of references given Ia
this city, All letters should be directed to
DR. McGIIL. box 7lq Nashville, Tenn.
Office over John Jerks Book Store. Uniun
street, between College and Cherry streets.
Uyl0-ly
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New York Money Market.
TBy Telegraph


New York, July 1.-THE Posts money article
says Gold is strong to-day in anticipation that TIN
next news from Europe will be less favorable Il
the restoration of peace.
The money market is steady at 5 per cent Colo
firm, opening at 1881, advancing to 1875, anC
closing at 1905. Government stocks less active
steady. p. wv. C. SO; D. 4 RI. 81; c, j N. w
367l; N. c. 1867: Reading 100; Harlan Us
Erie 661z; ~ Y. G. 1929; w. N. Tel $50; Sixe:
serses lOi Tenn. Is 70; U. S. S. C. ZIG.
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New York Cattle Market
[By telegraph.


NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE current prices for the
week at all the markets. are; beef, first quality,
per head l7@l7 so fair 10 good 1901; common
IDOLS: inferior l2gl4; veal calves first quality per
pound ll@12 ordinary l0gll; common colo; in
ferisr SAG. sheep and lambs extra per head I@8
prime quality 6G7; ordinary sac; common 4e4 81;
inferior 25G4; swine heavy, corn fed per pound
l07S6llJS: light medium I04Gl0lI. Market foI
beef cattle without decided change. Weather
sultry and exerted a powerful influence on the
market Sales slow at about last weeks figures
although the number Of cattle on sale was small
and all OF the proposition cattle were put over IN
I'll next week. Had the weather not been 60 ex-
eessively warm prices would have been higher
Veal was in demand and prices did not vary from
last week Sheep and lambs sold quite freely
Hogs have sold moderately fair considering the
uniavorabis state Of the weather.
Petroleum hrmer. 25c for crude, and asea9 tQi
refined in bond. Pork heavy and lower a S5l.lz11
@3l.S7}z for new mess, closing az s3l.Jg for regu'
lar, s4.5O9D for old do, and sizes for prime
Beef steady at sl692l; new plain mess 81 y.
50; beef hams nominal, Bacon duii cut meats
steady l0149l5c for shoulders, and l454allo ioI
hams. Lard dull at l8@101zc. Batter quiet a.
S9e33c for Ohio. and 279400 for State. Cheese
dull and lc lower.
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Cincinnati Market.
TRv Telegraph-l

CINCINNATI, July 17.-Flour unchanged and
prices nominal. Wheat dull and prices lower;
No. red, crop of 1855 sold at 81 l5 ex. Spring
cannot be sold at over 81 90 Oats dull but prices
are no lower. Corn unchanged. Rye very dull
limited; in bond o. duty paid Is. Provisions dull
but prices unchanged. Mess pork S32g32 .:
bulk I5@l715 for shoulders and sides. Bacon firm
shoulders Ii, sides 1917 and clear sides ~, at
which rates 1855 hogsheads sOldl to-day. Lard
declined to 49, with sales of 500 tierces. Cotton
dull at 33G3i for middling, with hardly any de-
mand for it. Gold closed l492.
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st. Louis Market.
IBy telegraph

ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Elour in lair demand at .
cents lower on medium; low grades 50 cents; first
quality 81 25C6S; Spring extra SS19g9; Fall extra
$40 SOFIA Quarter double extra wheat declined
5G10c; good fall 81; prime 81 1902 u; choice
81 2Oa2 3. Corn white, frmer, S4@S6; mixed
yellow 5000 Oats declining, 42lq4S.Mes pork
unchanged Bacon easier; shoulders 10; clear
sides 1lL@21% Whisky active, l9@O.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.

RHEUMATISM. Affections Of the LUNGS.
Diseases of the THROAT SWELLED JOINTS,
Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy Pains, Ulcers, Cancers,
Gravel, Diseases Of the Heart and Liver. Infam-
matieu Of the stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil
or Serotula, Deafness. Diseases Of the Eyes, De-
bihtated Systems, Dyspepsia or IndigestiJa. and
COnsumpn On-toEethet with an Private Diseases
and Diseases nf the T'riunr- fl-1oua
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is still declining. With twenty-five
inches water on the Shoals. We may safely
say that navigation has pretty much suspended
for the present Occasionally the little steamers
A. Baker. FaAay BraHdies and Gen. Sigsi viii be
found st the wharf, they being very Light draaght
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D&DR. MGILL'S
Botanic DiSpeRS0tOl p
FoR THE TREATMENT or
CHRONIC DISEASES.
Private Diseases. and
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
DOCTOR McGILL
DR. McGILL is performing the most worder-
ful cures BY bis
Medicated VapOr Baths,

That have ever been performed Ia this country.
Hear what he SAYS.
1 have reason % speak in the highest terms Of
the Napor Bath ] have pructiced it Tor ten
years, and have never found 10 10 fail in the treat
ment Of those diseases in from two to eight eeks
at the artaest; primary. secondary 0r the various
constitutional forms Of syphilis; Dcbihtated Sys-
tens. either by Mercury syphilis Ulcers Of the
Throat or Mouth; Red OF Copper Colored Blotchcs
on any part Of the body; Scaly Eruptions on the
Face. Head or Body; an Diseases Of the Skin.
caused by syphilis OF impure state Of the blood
Shankers, Nodes, SWeled Iestics; IN pains Of the
bones by Mercury and syphilis: Enlargement OF
the Joints; Falling cut Of the Hair; Rheumatisms
ScrOfulas and Nouraigias. ! am now ready 20
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For Debility, Loss Of Appetite. Weakness, lndi-
geston OF Dyspepsia, WanS Of action on the Liver,
Bisordered stomach. there sre no biiser1 that
compare with these In removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can BE- had e. any DRUG
Store 10 the United States, or from the prQprie-
tors. Louisville, KY, corner Seventh ana Green
streets, % whom aii orders should be addressed
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-18

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF rHE UNIvER-
SfrY OF NEW EoRK.-The officers Of this
institution have forwarded TO as the annual
announceme nt Of the Winter course Of lee
tur,s. commencing October 18th.
The faculty, headed by JONI W. DRAPER,
Is full and complete. IL consists Of eight
regular professors adjunct on physiolo-
ogy, aud three clinical professors. 2,600
graduates have lef this college since is es-
tahli.hment
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-18

To CAPTAIN WIN. HEYDT-ST: Accord
ing to orders received from you on the 18th
inst, we left Nashville on the morning Of
the 18th inst. for GainesbOro, to arrest Mr..
A. J. MARTIN, Representative from Jackson
county. We reached Carthage the same
evening. On the 18th we hired horses and
reached Gainesboro the same evening On
the 14tb we served the warrant on Mr.. MAR
TIN. who submitted to the same. On the
18th we arrived in Nashville, and turned
Mr.. MARTIN over to Captain HEYDT, ac-
cording to the instructions of the warrant
which we were deputised to serve.
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FOR OHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
HURLEYsS AGILE TONIC

Never Fails-Always b. be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurley'z Tonic
WILL cure Agus and Fever. Chills and fever In
w tormittenf Fever. Dumb-AFue. Every person
who has tried Hurieys Tonic speaks In the highest
terms Of Il. A. a curative agent 4 d Unsurpassed
and more certain than quinine, NO bad results
from using n u riley Is TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TOHfC send orders 70
HURLEY. RUDDDbE & CO.
u-nn--.-u-- Lnn----LLl ~
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STFRUTTY.

Young married ladies whose misfortune IL has
been not 60 bring forth In due season, remember
God has said yuu should multiply and rcplouish
If this b your desire, you can consult me sitheT
by letter or I'm person. No lady over thirty i've
years Of age need make application. AN commit
ufeHfinna nv Letter unr...u rfrfsflsr ann
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-18

WHOSE CHILD Is Ir2-When SHERMAN 3
army stopped at Smithfeld, n. C., about &C.
teen months since there was found with it a
little girl, five or six years of age Of bright
countenance and pleasant ways, evidently
well-bred !hus far who, the soldiers said,
followed them from South Carolina, Georgia
or Tennessee. The corps to which this little
girl seemed attached camped near the house
of a lady who had little girl of nearly the
same age, and the two little ones became so
fondly attached, shat the lady induced the
sSldiers to give the child to her, and She has
been with her ever since. The child has
dark eyes, and is quite pretty. She had
been 80 long with the army that she sould
give no Ineligible account Of her home.
The lady who has possession Of this little
wanderer is very much attached to her, and
treats her in every Wy Ter own daughter
Parties interested are referred to the Bap-
list Minister Smith6eld, Johnston county,
North Carolina.
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Foreign Markets.


New York, July 1.-THE Post says the tele-
grams from Liverpool. on the morning Of the
18th, give the following prices, which areProba-
bly, however, the closing rates OF the 6th Consols
S65S@S6lS; U. S. sos 67(G6712; /. c. 77@7T79.
HAvRE, July THE cotton market to-day Is
very quiet. Tres bas ordinary l72; F. has do 200.
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RAILROADS
Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME

OFFICE OF 6ENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. & c. AND Y. & n. W. RAILWAY.
Nashville. Tenn. Julg T. 1855.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. july STH
~ 1906 and until further notice. Passenger trains
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-18

For Beauiifing the Complexion, el.eotualy re-
moves Tan. kreekles Biotehez. and giving the
skinean elegant Euo0thueu not easily attained BY
any bther. tt use among the ladies 81 fashion in
the East gives 10 a character for efficacy which
az once stamps il as infinitely superior for the
toilet Of 2 iady
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New Orleans Market.
rRv Telegraph.l

NEW ORLEANS, July 17.-COtt0n firm. Sales OF
1000 bales low middling at 1904. TO-day,s re-
cepts 81 bales; receipts for four days 500 bales.
against 237 last week; exports 67; stock lob OOO.
Sterling exchange par o. prem. Freights firm;
New York = Liverpool IS.
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w. J. PARKS a. CO.,
DRUGGISTS.

Opposite the St. Cloud,
Sell Goods cheaper than anybody IN The
City. TRY TzlaI, and make money thess
hard times" A penny aaved is a penny
earned
CORNER SPRING a sUMMER SITS.
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PERsoNAL-Oar old friend GEo. w.
WAKSEn, dropped in to see Us Yesterday.
lie informs rs that he viii shortly embark
in business in our city Mr.. w. has an ex-
tensive acquaintance in East Tennessee, and
we have no doubt that he will succeed in
whatever business he may engage.
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Lo- willie Market
rBy Telegraph.l

LOUISVILLE, July l7.-Sales of $50 hogsheads
leaf tobacco at full prices. ranging from three e
fifty-One dollars, light Tugs to manufacturing leaf
Superfne -four So IS; extra family SO. Mixed
corn in bulk 20; white. none. Oats a, Mess pork
S23 75 Bacon, shoulders l634; clear sides ri
Lard 81 Raw whisky ..
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New York stock Market.
nv Telerranh-

NRw YoRK, July 1.-THE Stocks market is
irregular. Government securities steady, with
out much activity. Railroad shares lower in
sympathy with Erie, in which there was sudden
break last evening, through the manipul ations of
spectators after the Board n. Y. C. sold at lOl1s.
Erie 653[
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ROWLAND-LUTER-At the residence of Mr..
J. C. NICHOLSON. in this city. on Sunday even
ing, July 18th, by the Rev. r. F. BUNTING. Mr..
JAMES A. Rowland, formerly of Sumner county,
Tenn, now Of Texas. TO Miss ELLA W. LUrER, Of
this CITY
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-18

The great Blood Purifier, az Spring and Sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaled. removes az inn.
puritics from the blood. and gire1 health ana
HURLEY. RUDDLE 4 CO..
PFouHefor1.
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WARRANT a CURE.

In one fourth Of the time that il takes with che
cid mode Of treatment. In this treatment no
medicine Is taken internally You receive the
baths seated on your chair, With no inconyeEiencs
Whatever.
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TO THE LADIES

All affections Of the Womb treated with sue
cess Those married ladies who have been 90 un-
fortunate as 70 miscarry, 81. prove ab0rtive can
be carried 20 their full time, If found pregnant.
by giving me a call
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W. FREEMAN a CO..

THE LEASING OF THE NASHVILLE PESI-
rESrIARY.-On Monday last the convict
labor of our State Penitentiary, under the
late act Of tie Legislature, was leased by the
Commissioners to Mr. NJ. b. BRIGGs, of the
irm of BRIGGs q Co., Of this city. The
lease was made for four years, at the rate OF
forty-three cents per day, for each prisoner.
Mr. BRIGGs has forhi7 partner Col
l. /. HYATT, Of Louisville, Kentucky,
welln know as the energetic and
euterprising President Of the Jeaer-
sonville Car Works, Of Indiana. This gen
tlcman is 10 have control Of the Penitentiary,
and will at once proceed to the removal OF
the present machinery, introducing in its
stead the most improved machinery in the
North, for the manufacturing Of agricultu-
raj implements Il is the expectation Of the
leasers to have the machinery in full opera
ton by the lirst Of September, at the further
eft The Penitentiary will be taken posses
sion Of in a few days.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-18

GRAND BALL AT CAYCEs SPRINGs.--We
have been advised by the proprietor of this
celebrated watering place that there will be
a grand ball given on next Thursday night.
We have received a very polite invitation to
attend, and if possible will do so. We adj
wise all lovers of pleasure and participants
in the pleasant amusement of the dance to
attend CAYCEs Springs is becoming quite
a resort for pleasure seekers during this
awful warm Heason.
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NOTICE.

NAsHvmLE COMMERCIAL Insurance Co.
Nashville, 5th July. 1856.
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
"A RECrORS, held this day, dividend Of Eve
iSly6@iT II. c. McNAIRY. Secretary.
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II WIN. HEIsKELL.
Speaker House Representative
r.


RESOLVED BE- he House Of Representatives Of
The State Of Tennessee: That the Speaker be
directed 10 issue warrants Of arrest for
Messrs MARTTN, Representative from Jack
son county; BRITTLE, from Smith county;
MARSHALL, from Benton and Humphreys
counties; PORTER, from Henry county I;
OvERSTREEr, from Overton, and''WILLIAMs
from Carter, refractory members of this
House; and that Capt. VIM HEYDT, as Ser
geant-at-Arms, be authorized 70 employ such
assistance as may be necessary to carry into
effect the orders Of this body, and that said
HEYDr, as Sergeant-at-Arms, bring said
members before this House, to answer for
their disorderly conduct and contempt Of
this House
Adopted July II, 1860
A true and correct copy Of the original
resolution. Ed. II. GowAN,
p c. Of the II. Of r.
[The Resolution marked &C" will be
found in the proceedings of the Legislature
for Yesterday.
The following petition was also read
TO &c Hon. Thomas n. FFdrier, Judqe, etc.:
Your petitioner, pleasant WILLIAMS, a
citizen Of Carter county, in the State Of Ten
nessee would show unto your Honor that he
Is member Of the Legislature Of the State
OF Tennessee, being member Of the Lower
House; that on the 2Sth day Of May, 1866,
the said Legislature adjourned over to the
first Monday of November. 1866, aud, IN so
doing, by Its own adjournment, fixed the
time Of meeting.
Since that time, that is since the adjourn
ment His Excellency, w. q. BRowNLow,
by some sort of proclamation, has undertake
en- 90 convene the Legislature and, under
said proclamation, some Of the members
came together, but failed to get a quorum,
and, up 10 this tins, have not had a quorum.
said members, being less than a quorum,
have undertaken, through one WILLIAM
HEYlsr % arrest OF have arrested such men,
bers as were not present, on the 18th day Of
the present month, one THOMAS Franz in
company with negro whose whereabouts is
not known, came to the house Of petitioner,
in Carter county, Tennessee, and, claiming
20 act under and by authority Of said HEYpT,
arrested petitioner and brought him 10 Nash
willie, where be is now held illegally bv said
HEYDr and FRAME that said parties. HEYpr
and FRANE actually have petitioner under
arrest and claim the right TO hold him as a
prisoner, and therefore petitioner AYERS
lst That he Is illegally restrained Of his
liberty by the parties aforesaid.
ID. Petitioner states that, according 10 the
best information he has, he was arrested BY
authority Of a resolution passed by the
members Of the Legislature, orsomeof them,
who came to the capitol under said proola-
nation, copy Of which shere given, as fol-
lows; This resolution win be found in the
answer Of the respondent to the writ, to be
found below
81. The legality Of this restraint has not
already been aoiudged upon a prior pro
oeeding Of the same character Of his. 10 the
best Of petitioners knowledge and belief
9Th. This l. the iirss application for the
writ Of sabcas 6arpus.
Petitioner therefore prays that said WI1-
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TuE Ofice 20 INsrHE LgFE in IL the KyIcgEn-
bocgER with Sl.i0oo0o SURPLUS.
AgnEnsoN. JOHNSON & SIXTH. Agents.
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GoDEY's Ladies' Book for August; Mum
roe's Dime Novel, No 10; Monthly Novel
cite, No. 12O, entitled the Freebooter; The
Waverly Magazine; Police Gazette; Flag of
our Union; New York Weekly Mercury,
and Sunday Mercury; Scientific American ;
The Army and Navy Journal; Harpers
Weekly; Frank Leslie's Illustrated Getting
Every Saturday; True Flag; Weekly Maya
zine; American Union, and all other papers
due up to the present time, at R. H. SINGLE
TONS, Postoffice building.
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