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bllge pumps seven and half by seventy two inches
stroke, will be driven from air pumps.


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hl,ce n,mps seven and half nv seyeoty two inches
si,oLa vii, l.. Ir,ren % fr,m air nnn,ns
' 49,
THE SHiPYARD OF WILLIAM H. WEBB, Esq.
Besides the large steamer ouIdng al TINS yaru ior the
Pacific Mail steamship Company there are TWO large
steamers now In irane ana consideraDe progress mas
already been made In their construction.
The two steamboats, now on the SOCKS are oudng ior
the Merchants Steamboat Company q Erstoi, khode
Island and to be In every respect first class vess u.s.
Thoy are intended the Sound service, and are to be
called the Providence and the Bristol They are under
stood 70 be Mr. We5bs rst efforts in the way o build
inc Sound steamers end thay will most undoubtedly
prove credit to their experienced constructor. Tho
peculiar feature about the models of these vessels s
that, being fuller, they better calculated to give
greater reliability and comfort under all ances
while they are the time admirably adapted TO
Withstand the rough chop and nclement weather
70 ".n ~ ~ "ih 70 , soeI.e ~ es'sns s vac w wiz th, 80
~ % ~, ~ 49, , 49,, ia ,ba ~ ns ,, @ % ~ "S,a,, @ 1si,b
ay 80 % o.eI an ~" ~ - q sy sihS, 80 o,nidsI,ns ar.
.ar,toa nn 10 '" ,ho no,nht ~ 'ho soconJ cabin
a"n MI poye cons,r,n,on W ,o@o,ber with Tho
.,t,o- ,aa ,sa,a ~ 1ae ,, 80, 70 ,,;vo orr .ter
i,i a s ,' ,.' 10" I 'oy ,,h ~ ,esseis s s nf this
, Ro'h , ro an n r"sslv aTke in every par
ticnIsr nc reoar,s si1e anoaintnens Recommendations
for passenoers and wi indgng from what already has
heen done and Thai which is contemplated prove 10
be splendid spec mems of marine architecture The
dimensions OF each are AS folows:-Extreme length on
deck three hundred and sixty feet breadth of beam
forty Gig ht feet and depth of hold sixteen feet.
Tho acbinerv for these vessels is now building nj the
Etna Iron Works and consists Of one cyiner for each
s,camcr measnrinr ono hundred and twelve inches
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

ecARcuY cv YRAcnoxAL CURRENCY IN CHArfrrox
would b great convenience 70 the people Of this city
some Means could be devised whereby could Be SUP
Piled win quantity ~ fractional cuPveury scarcity
Of this kind Of money bas prevailed for rnopihe and Ia
consequence thereof many saes have beer by deal
er who DO business " smell way. -(e~iv yce 20
The New York herald., 1866-01-29
Police Intelligence.


Nr. Charles ". Sherwood. doing business at No $50
Greenwich street, yesterday lodged complaint before
Justice Dodge against Thomas Bricn but better known
as "Dcaf Tom" charged with stealing two barrels Of
gar valued at ss5 from In front Of his Tom drove
horse and cart near Mr., sberwocds premises and then
rolling the barrels OF sugar away from the door licd
them into bis Az be about away with his
piundcr, OBrien discovered by Mr. Sherwood. who
caused hs arrest by rcundsmsn knight, OF the Ninth
precinct The prisoner said he had been called upon 10
away the sugar, but he unable 10 give the
OF his employer OBricn, who sweil known 90 the po-
lice, was committed fo' trial without bail
A BURGLAR cAr6Hr ~ rHE ACT.
William smith, butcher forced open the rear door
Of William Clsrke's grocery store, io< Cannon street.
Saturday night and, alter robbIns the till Of small
amount Of money, attempted 70 escape but was inter
sep'ed BY xr Clarke, who caused hr arrest by occr
bershod, OF the Eleventh pfoctpct emith yester.
aay Mraened bsfors Jusncs shandley, and committed
Tor TRIAL IN default of bail
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LAKEWOOD t-steamshlp Pennsyivanis-Mrs Fishev, =
the steersgr
= guddineion, Or n smith, D Pierce, Demercst,
3 prsI%esd ssss sr,s,sss asS csrmsn K.s. ~.
Clssk. Icsser G kes, n Dcusi.ss. " andrews. :
Prescott n Carrier wm Unklss. Ger Howard
z Jaeo Cub -sse.:h!g Fsh.Eee-chss R'bLpsVp, 0
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SHIPPING NE VS..
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Port OF New York. January 2s, 1906.

ARRIVED
BARK Freihsnde (Hrem) Hargeshetner. Bremen, 50 day
With mfse and 11 passengers Oerchs Co Had strons
weser. gales the entire pssssge lost bboon, stove bug
schr Clarence Freeman. Portland with copper ore
hound 10 Baltimore On 2fth inst between and AN
into by unknown brig carrying away bowppr and Al
the head gear; PUT In for repairs.
BELOW.
Bark Hng Bird. 20 days from Palermo.
BARK Rcadelala II ali 90 days from e,euoa
brlT Lady OF The lake (Br), n days from Jamalca
tf6r cddficiai Snip Eers ses TAi,d page
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Died.

sAuLLE AT Bergen Point, N. j., on Sunday, January
q. RopsRr ForBEISoHAx savLLE, son Of George save
Of jersey City, and grandson Of David and Mary Lind
saw aged 2 months
fF6r OtAer Deafs see TAird Pag<l
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

cosrt CsisnAsr-Thss Day.
srrsrss covRr-casursss Nos q, ., w. ~ 81. ~
s@ c.'ss, io', i'o is', M, i,a, w.
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city Intelligence.

CuAriry BAL--PoIrcE RsirLAroNs. the instruc
on OF persons attending the Charity Ball a, the Aca-
denny of Music this evening, We publish the following
notice OF the regulations regards coaches, &c
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

VV-N0- M -IIug .I
selty Iron WORKS, and WI be Of the following dnpcn
sons.--s bcam engine oi one hundred and Eve inches
be nted with balanced poppci valves and Aans adl,st
able cutoff surface condenser with conprcs se WOOD
packings for the tube joints and supplied with
water by an independent rotary pump driven hv pair
of inverted direct acting engines placed between ar
pumps and cranks The feed pumps viii be arranged N
ahst each viii have s suction plpe from tsnk and
discharge pipe 70 boilers The horizontal tubular boilers
VII be placed forward OF the engine fore and an the
ship and uptakes connecting into one smoke pipe The
seampumps with donkey boiler compile will be fitted
wth all the necessary valves and connections
The paddle or water wheels 70 bc supplied with
wrought iron and rims with three sections IN each
shcci They win be forty feet IN diameter by twelve
feet face Each wheel will have thirty flour buckets Of
oak three and half inches thick by twenty -four wide
with plates each side OF buckets quarter OF inch
thick BY six inches wide. The engines will have cyn.
Gers fifteen inches In diameter by tweny feet stroke The
70 feed pumps, six rnd . half BY seventy.,wo iHches
ssoss wp he driven fsVp sr pump eosshesds AM the
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

The proposed cable route scross Anadyr bay ia two
hundred and nine mics, which only he avoided by
building land line north and crossing the Gulf of 81
Crox. That coast i most inhos piiable region from
Cape Bohriny't could rough suow-covered ranges
s'ctchng far towards the head Of the hay ON the
shore, but tho western Is not ~ hch and broken
We earrvcd st Petropausk Oct ~, and found the
Golden Gate lying W The harbor Mr.. Abssa aud Of
his party started from this place sie in August novng
northward through Tie peninsula Of Kane ehatka in.
tending to arrive at c head Of Chyinsk bay IN time for
snow travel towards Ansdysk OF westward ss his con
ncction with Mcnne may decide Finding the subordl.
nate officials ready aud willing assst without positive
ordefs from the Governor Of Eastern Sberia. at the
mouth Of Amoor river he has chosen The proper ,ourse
70 expedite his wors and Is pushing forward with cem
mendsble energy and determination TO succeed that
asonisLes his countrvmen. Prom information received
he reports the head of Ghynsk bay a good base for
work 10 Northern Siberia With surrounding coun.
Try wei, timbcred With Or and the bay clear Of ice
sooner than PeDjnsk Gulf II Is said that high and i'm.
pssssbe mountains bound be ochotsk Sea on the west
bet~ ecu Ochosk and Port Alan. extending Car inland
and so preciptous on the that the narrow
winter trail cannot he carried along tho base
The Russian government, however, proposes build
rosisi road along the coast connecting Nkosevsk and
Asn with Obetsk which does not confirm The previous
statement ia regard 10 this country II the character
OF the people from whom Mr. Abass derived his nfor-
maton 10 IND insurmountsble obstacles In comparative
trnes There Is an inland route from Ocboisk TOW ards
Yakoutsk winch will avoid the coast rnountsins and
sv,h ns ,n nGor % ssr Yer distance above m
lowed 70 connect with the Russian lines any point
Ordering ihe Golden Gate direct 10 San Francisco ~e
sailed with steamer on November intending TO cross
the Pacihc we'll north In short longitude and 20 south
ws.d through the Straits Of Queen Charlotte Archipelago
TO Victoria; but after eighteen days trial. in violent
gale, with ship somewhat damaged We reluctantly
turned our prov southwark sud arrived in this port
Light snow commenced At Pssrorausk October - ana
cs was forming the 10 small inner hasbor but N the
nAgsiecens Bay Of Avsseha which is seldom entirely
fbe most Dorihern rrsIcps through which our
lines VIII pass presn, no serious ohstsces.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-20
InanIrenf Nnflee-

HYHbkEAS. hObEkI "A. Cox Adwinigirt-
w ter 0fth estate Of siies q. CaTnHcii. dscd
has suggested % the Clerk Of the Comfy Court ~
estaia: Il va therefore. ordered. b. aid clerk
that the administrator proceed % advertise The
same In some Newspaper IN The State Of Tennessee.
and a. the eourt-aouse door Ia the t0Wn ef6ains-
b0ro. for all persons having claims against said
estate 10 Gle them with said clerk. on Or before
the sth daF 81 February, la1l, properly authenh-
Gated for pro rgfa distribution. All perlQus bar
ing claims against said estate are Aafeby
notified 10 die them a. rcquircd n the above order
r. A. cox,
Administrator Of sad Estafe.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-20

TTUFHEAs KUBEEI q. COX. aImInIIiTlI1F
w Id the estate Of james Roberts. Jr., decd
hsa injected % the Clerk % the County Court
OF jaekson county. Tennessee. the inaoiFen %
clerk that the administrator proceed % advertise
the same 10 some newspaper ID me htaic Of Ten
nessee and NJ the courthouse door In The tu8n u
6ainsborn lor al persons havieE claims against
aaid estate % Gle them with said clerk. % 81 BE-
fore the a day q February, 1851. properly au-
theuficsfed for pro rGfa distribution AZ persons
having claimE against sad estate are hereby no.
tilted 10 iis them required IN the above order.
or they viii b. forever barred
r. a. cox.
Administrators III said Esfafa.
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InsOIvent Notice.

WTuEREAS, A. j. B. WALhkhs Admins
w traitor ~ the estate % a. W, Carson. deed
has suFrrsied ~ the Clerk ui the County Caari %
Jacksou county. Icnncssce. thc insolvency ai said
that the administrator proceed % adgerfitc The
same in some ucHlpnpcr in he STATE 81 Ianncl-
See and at the ceurt-hoase etof b.. the town %
GnincsbGra. fJr az persons aesing Chains against
raid estate 20 Gle them with said cieEk. 90 be-
lore che i3ih dag Of February, i.tl. prpPsr4y ag-
theutieatcd Cor pro rais distrihuiion. Al persons
having claims aEanta said estate are hcFcty uotii
81 20 Gle them al Required IT, the above order. o.
a. ]. b. WALKER.
Administrator Of sait Estate.
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Information Ina the United states Cia-
eui9 Court for the Middle District OF
Tren..asaae Rsfohey Term 1874

No. 1895. United States v. 3 packages WHISKY.
WHEREAS HORACE II. HARRISON, ESQ,
ATTORNEY 10 the United States Tor said Distrist.
hath fled his information in said Court, a. well
on behalf Of the unitcd states "a Of II. J.. hos-
veil Collector &c.. and Of al persons concerned,
AGAINST two packages. Zone barrel and one kerj
alleging among other things, that said whisky
wa seized at Nashville In the district Aforesaid,
In che hands Of George Larng. az forfeited 30 the
United States under the act 0f Congress. entitled
An net % provide internal revenue % support
the Government, % pay interest on the public
debt. and for other purposes" Approved June
3Dth. 1864. and the set amendatOry thereof. APP
proved March 3. 1855.
Now. therefore, in obedionse,t0 the mopiti0n %
the Court 70 me directed aud delivered. Do here
By give public notice 10 al pers0ns siaaing said
property. or knowing or having anything % saF,
Why the same should not BE- condemned % iof-
feiied that they BE- and appear before said CIR
cuit Court % be held al the Federal Court
Room" 10 the Capitol. On the city q Nashville.
on the 18th day Of October. 1864, then aEd there
r. II. GLAsCOCK,
aept8-iit II. $. Marshal. NJ. d. n.
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J J. g
blbe and act upon these doctrines, is it pos
slble that the laws Of any nation, however
| cruel, in Christendom, would hold them To
answer FOR their actions with their lives and
| lIbertiesy Where is the criminal intention
OF party acting under the conscientious
belief that he is doing his duty to his God
and his country? Much les is that So
| when that belief is strengthened bv the an
proving voice Of the whole people of t6e
nation, often repeated at the ballot box.
through along series Of years.
The people of the United States are the
repositories of the SOVEREIGNTY of that Gov
eminent. If treason has been committed.
they have been offended. If however
treason Is committed BY one of her citizens
by adhering TO doctrine that they have
approved and endorsed time and AGAIN for
eighty years, can they they be heard to COM
plain? We think not, while Justice. reas-
on and religion hold their high positions in
this country.
The Confederate Government was A de
tdetO government. BOWER saws that de
tGetO IS thing actually done. WHEATON
describes a de facto government as a new
State springing into existence, and does
not require the recognition of other
States to confirm its internal sovereignty.
The existence of State de faeto, Is sufficient
IN this respect to establish its sovereignty de
tGctO. 1t is a State because it exists. If
there existed de tdctO government, the Court
Judlcially knows the fact. Now can it be
successfully denied that the Confederate
States, under this definition, was a de facto
government-a power regularly organized,
with legislative, Judicial, executive and
military power-that made laws and execu-
ted them over territory larger than Eng |
land and France, two of the greatest powers |
OF earth. a power that armed, equipped, |
disciplined, and maintained, for four years, |
a half million of soldiers; that fought bat |
ties that viii be sung by poets and chrOni-
cled by historians as long as literature -four |
lshes; power that maintained itself with |
so much gallantry and tenacity that they |
the admiration of the world.
Then if the Confederate Government was |
a de fdcto government, the people under its /
jurisdiction were bound to obey its laws
Mr.. BLACKSTONE says: DIT is held that a
King dc tactO and not de jure, in other words
usurper that hath got possession of the
crown, Is King, within the meaning of the
statute, as there is temporary allegiance
due to him, for his administration of the |
government and temporary protection of the
public, and therefore treason committed
against HENRY VI, was punished under
EDWARD ~, though all the line of LAM
CASTER had been previously declared usur-
pers by act of Parliament" And again:
When, therefore, a usurper is in possession,
The subject is excused and justified in obey
ing and giving him assistance; otherwise
under usurpation, no man could be safe, If
The lawful prince had right to hang him
or obedience to the power in being, as the
lsurPer would certainly do for disobedi-
ence"
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Attenuation I'm the "a remit Court OF the
United states. for the Middle District
of Tennessee, October Term. 1sfs.
No. lo6l, United ssatos vs. Barrels Of whisky.

-, o.ittee s'eatee vs. oaflcts OF W ntskl-
WHEREAS, HORACE III. HARRISON. ESQ.
attorney q the United States for said District
hath filei his Information In aid Court a. veil
on Seeaii OF the United States as Of u. Il. Nor
Ven, Collector &C., and o. AZ persons eoncerod.
ASainst Tour barrels Of whisky. alleging among
other things that said whisky vsas ssirei Il, Nash
vile, m the District Aforesaid. in the hands 81
John Reid rs being forfeited TO the United State
under the act OF CONGRESS entitled AN act to pro-
vide Internal Revenue 10 support The Govern
ment, 70 pay interest on the Public Debt and for
other purposes, approved Juno so, ls6i and the
act amendatOry thereof approved March 81 lSt5
Now. therefore. In obedience % the monision OK
the COurt 70 me directed and delivered. do here
by give public notice to all persons claiming said
property, or knowing OF having authority to say
Why the Sane should not be condemned as for
ieitedy that they be and appear before the said
Lircuit Court, 10 DO held In the Federal Court
Room. In the Capitol in the city Of Nashville on
the 18th day Of October, 1900 then and there 20 in
terpose Their claims. ~. n. GLASCOCk
sepo-lit II. Is. Marshal M Id r.
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TNHIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IN 1854
L insures Buildings, Vessels in Port, Merchan-
disc, Household Furniture. and other Irnpcrty on
the most liberal terms.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
information ina the Circuit Court or the
United states, for the Middle District
NJ. ". INC &C Is. p BarreIs Whisky

NO. iuou. uhiteu states vs.. a. Barrels Whisky
WHEREAS. HORACE II. HARRISON. ESQ
AuarneJ Of the United States for said Bisirisi
hath hied bis information IN said Court As we'll m,
eenai % the United STATES as Of n. Il. NorreII
C9ilectsr, &c.. and Of all persons Concerned
against q barrels Whisky. distilled w Jane
Brown. "a, Brown and George Brown N Csmp-
geil county, Icpn.. seized in she hands Of W. III
a; Morton and VIM. Stanley. alleging among
9ihSr thingS. that SAIL Whisky was seiEed al
NashFuie, IN said District. as being forfeited to
NE nlted states under the act Of Congress enfi-
Tied An Act % provide Internal Revenue To-
~ ooS efnment, 20 pay interest on the
public Debt and Tor other purposes" Approvei
approves March 8 1855
Now. therefore. in obedience to the mouition of
me Said Court 70 me directed and delivered j 40
hereoy give public notice 70 all persons claiming
SAID property, o. knowing or haVine ANYTHING ~
say Why the same should not be condemned a.
iorieited thai they be and appear before tue aid
Ilrcuit Court, % be held in the FEDERAL Court
Room, IN the Capitol. IN the city of Nashville on
the 10Th day Of October then and there 10 inter-
pose Their claims. Il. II. GLASCOCk
septo-lN u. s. Marshal M ID r.
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ATTHE LAST TERM OF THE CHAECERY
~ C0urs Of Davidson county. the following order
was made viz: IL i ordered that the creditors
Of the Union Bank " Tennessee who bold the cir
culating notes and aii who may hereafter become
holders Of such notes, shall before the lst Of
January next. ls67, Gle such notes With JOsEPH W.
ALLEN, as Trustee, under the penalty, in case Of
failure % do Of being excluded from the pro rufa
dividends which may be made. and being barred
from All claim against the trust fand By the stat
utas Of Imitation"
Ia accerianee with The above order. al holders
Of Union Bank Notes are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them a the said Bank. No. = North College
street. Nashville. Tennessee. for registration be-
tween now and The lst Of January next, and re-
ceire certificates Of deposit therefor.
JOSEPH w. ALLEN, Reeeivor.
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IOfOrmafiOn in the Cfreuit Court OF the
United States Tor the Middle Disfriet
Of Tennessee, October Term, 1854

No. IUoJ United states We. four barrels WHISKY.
WHEREAS, HORACE II. HARRISON, ESQ,
Attorney Of the United States for said Districs
hath ned bis Information IN said Court az well as
on behalf Of the United States. as Of II. L. Nor
veil. Collector, ke, and Of all persons concerned
against y four barrels Whisky. alleging, among
OtheTthings that said whisky was seized In Nash
vile. IN the district aforesaid In the hands 81 p
*. Hardwiek as being forfeit 10 the United States
under the act OF Congress entitled IAN act 70 pro-
vide Internal revenue 70 support the Government.
to pay interest on the public debt, and for other
purposes. approved June 30th, 1864, and tho act
amendatory thereof approved March ID. 1855.
the Court 70 me directed aud delivered. do here
by give public notice to all persons claiming said
property, OF knowing or having anything 10 say
teited, that they be and appear before the said
Circuit Court. TO be held in the Federal Court
Room. in the Capitol in the city Of Nashville. on
interpOge their claims. T. r. dLASCOCk,
sepS u 8 Marshal N. ID. T.
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y. r. GLASC0CK.
u. $. Marshal. M. d. II.
Information fn Circuit Court United
States. for the Middle District Of Ten

NO. lVnA lhe Ohlteu STATES fsst- baffels W hMkys
WHEREAS. HORACE II. HARRISON, ESQ.
attorney, q the gnltea otates iyf .ald Distrietf
on behalf Of the United States az Of III. T.. Nor
veil, Collector. &c, and Of al persons concerned
against two barrels Of whisky, alleging among
hands Of /. J. Ware. in Nashville IN the District
aforesaid, ~ forfeited to the United States under
the act Of Congress entitled. An Act 10 provide
pay interests on the Public Debt, and other pur-
poses. approved June 80. 1855. and tho act
amendatory thereof approved March 3, 1855.
tho Court. to me directed and delivered / 90
hereby Il q public notice b all persons claiming
said property. or knowing Or having anything 10
feited. that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court. ~ be held IN the Federal Court Room in
the Capitol IN the city Of Nashville ou the lhtb Of
day % October next. then and there 70 intsrposo
their claims IL. n. aLASCOCK,
aerR-l4t H. 81 Marfhal n ID IL
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Information in the United states Cir
cult Court for the Middle Disfricf OF
Tennessee, october Terns. lsos.


No. 1852 United States vs.. barrels Of vhis ~
WHEREAS, HORACE II. HARRISON. At
t9rney Of the United States for said district hath
hled MS Information IN said Court, as well as on
behalf Of the United States a. OF III. IL, Eorveli
coiioetor etc. and e al persons concerned against
three barrels Of whisky seized IN the hands Of
danriel Cooper, alleging among other things, that
said whisky was seized In Nashville in the dig-
trtet Aforesaid as being forfeited to the United
states under the act Of Congress entitled An act
10 provide internal revenue 10 support the Gov
ernment 20 pay interest on the public debt and
Tor other purposes Approved June 81. 1854 and
ne act amendatory thereof, approved March q
Now, therefore. in obedience to the mention OF
the Court TO me directed and delivered 1 40
said property, or knowing or having anything 10
say why the same should not be condemned rs
forfeited that they be and appear before said Cir
cunt Court 10 be held in the Federal Court
Room in the Capitol, In the city Of Nashville, on
the 10Th day Of October, 1855, then and there %
II ID cTAcrocV
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Habeas Corpus Case in the 9th Circuit.
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aIuiun and Smfrifan.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 70. 1850.

Treason in the State Courts.
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JAMES w. HAMILTON,
TANNER AND DEALER N
AND HIDES


Menss French Calf
And Thick Boots and shoes,
ladies Ealf shoes q.
ChiIdren's shoes, etc.
No. !. COR. MARKET AND CHURCH SIS,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
ss-Cash Maid for Hides or taken IN exchange.
UUE SUBSCRIBER, THANKFUL FOR THE
Il liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 hin
rnore erteDsiya preparations than ever before ier
m-.sssafaetaring Heavy Boots and shoes, suitable
faT The ensuing season, and IS onering great m
dncements TO 81 who may prefer Seod nome
Nade Work, nj fair rates -, -, -........-
Also orders promptly hlied and saiisiaesion
s as4Ssss BraIe. Sole and Upper Leather on
sep9-6E . ~