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CHARLOTTE '& 8. C. RAILROAD.
HG COLUMBIA, s., O.. Nav q 1465 :

nN and after SUNDAY. Mayo, the, sohe-
~ dule of the Passenger Trains over,
this Road will be as follows:
Leave Columbia at 3. 40 n, M
Arrive at Charlotte at -. 70. Is a.. M,
Leave Charlotte at ;. 10. 90 q. m.
Arrive at Columbia at. $50 a M
Close connections are made at Columbia,
and Charlotte with mail trains on the North
Carolina and South Carolina Railroads. By
this arrangement, passengers by Green-
vile Road go Immediately through East
ward, and have no detention in Columbia,
THROUGH TICKETS are sold at Colum-
bia to Richmond, Va, Washington, d. o..
Baltimore Nd, Philadelphia, Pa, and
New York city-giying choice Of routes Uia
Portsmouth or Richmond-and baggage
checked. Tickets are also sold at Char-
lotte for Charleston and Augusta. ~
An Accommodation Train, for freight and
local passage, leaves, Columbia at q q. M,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays OF
each week, and Charlotte on the same
days and hour; arriving at Columbia and
Charlotte at Up. M. Fll ~ q.
May 3 G. BOUKNIGHT, Sup't.
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Estate OF G. v. Antwerp.

NNHE notes and accounts of G. V. ANT
Il WERP and j. +. EISENAIANN Il co.
have been placed in my hands for col
lection, by II. P. DeGraaf, Executor of G..
V. Antwerp, deceased. Demands against
the estate must be presented, legally at
tested. Debtors may save costs by calling
and making promises to pay.
+. W. McMASTER, Attorney at Law,
Aug 3 sl2 No. 5 Law Range Columbia.
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gSMALL HOUSE FOR SALEI
"A THE PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
"a CHAPEL, on the square South OF the
In Asylum; suitable for small family
residence. Apply to II. l.. BRYAN.
June Z
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Estate of Mrs. S. G. Hall
Estate of Mrs. Agnes Law.

A IL persons having demands against
IN the ESTATE OF MRS. AGNES LAW
deceased, will present them, legally at
tested; and all indebted to the said estate
will make payment to
f. w. MCMASTER, Executor,
Aug3 s12 No. Law Range, Columbia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25


MEETING OF THE FIFTH WARD DEMO-
CRATIC -CLUB.-The proceedings of lsBt
meeting were read and adopted. ..g,
On motion, the Constitution was read and
signed by the members present.
On motion, the committee instructed to
procure speaker reported, introducing
Jacob Reinhard, Esqs who spoke in elo-
quent terms, encouraging Democracy and
analyzing its principles at length. He was
applauded frequently, and every one pres
ent expressed his determination to stand
fast by the, platform. ..e .sa.
On motion; Mr.. Martin was invited to ad-
dress the Club. Mr.. Martin was more elo-
quent than ever, exposing the determine
ton of the Radicals to use every effort,
executive. legislative and judicial, to con-
centrate power in their own hands. T,
On motion. the thanks of the Club were
rendered to Messrs. Reinhard and Martin
for the delivery of their able and effective
speeches. ---s .---
On motion, the Executive committee was
instructed to notify all voters of the Fifth
ward to be present at the next regular
meeting. e'A
On motion, the Club adjourned, to meet
next Friday evening at the Probate Court
Room.
,.ss+1 los FATKENRACH Pres,t
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GEO. J. HAFFNER, JR., Sec'y.

SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC MEETING
There was a large turnout at Hettesheim-
er's Hall, on Saturday night, to hear Frank
Hurd make one of his most effective and
eloquent speeches. He exposed the tricks
and intentions of the opposition, and laid
bare their duplicity and two-facedness. 1t
was fine effort and will have glorious
effect. Hon. French w. Thornhill was
called out and made brief speech, which
was received with demonstrations of salts
faction,g..r & s- - --.r ---e q rgf
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Tally

On the 10Th inst, there was an election
in Syracuse, New York, for city officers,
and the Democrats elected their candidate
for Mayor by majority of 240, andcarried
majority of the wards of the city. The
magnifcence of this triumph consists in the
fact that FENToN, the Republican candidate
for Governor, last fall carried the city by a
,,oo;or;fv Of 51S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

PROBATE COURT AFEAIRs.-Judge John
M. Pugh, Probate Judge of Franklin com
ty, made the following appointments during
the week ending last Saturday: sara--
Albert Downing, appointed guardian of
David D. Downing, his son. Bond $2,SOO.
Henry E. Havens, appointed guardian of
John w. and Margaret A. Havens, late of
Jefferson township, deceased. Bond $4,000.
George A. Hanawalt, appointed guardian
of George w. and Emma E. Hanawalt,
children and heirs of John T. HanaWalt,
late of Franklin county, deceased. Bond
$1,000. 'F n
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It can be Cured by DR.. LighthilI.
PARTIAL DEAFNESS,

Z
with or Without Noises in the Head.
frequently coming on so gradual and un-
perceived, tlNt considerable degree of
deafness may already exist before even the
patient himself, or his friends, are aware of
it; as at other times, sufficient warning is
given as will be shown below. Partial
Deafness, whether caused by distractions
or disease in the external ear, or as by far
the most frequent, by any of the various
diseases of the middle ear (the cavity of the
drum and its membrane), which prevents
vibration to reach the labyrinth and audi
tory nerve (the nerve of hearing), readily !,
thus bringing on deafness to degree COR
responding with the existing affection, can
be cured, or greatly benefited, as the case
may be. Sometimes deafness is caused by
obstruction, or also by Inflammation of the
Eustachian tubes Ga pair of trumpet-like
tubes running from behind the soft palate
and back of the nose in the throat, to the
ears), which produces, and particularly
when y having cold, the following
phenomenon While blowing the nose a
cracking or bubbling sound will be heard
10 al w
be found, quite thick and stopped up, but
returns suddenly, with something like a
swapping sound. The phenomena is usual
ly repeated until, at one time, hearing does
not return and remains permanently in
jured. When the slightest symptoms of
deafness are perceived, it should not be
neglected, as taken in time a cure can be
fa6 n6 m o6N cto 10
progress of the disease can be arrested and
the hearing permanently improved and
benefited.
Nervous Deafness, so much dreaded and
for which little can be done, regarding the
restoration of hearing, yet much my be
done in arresting the progress of the dis
ease, if not too far gone. Fortur ately this
kind of deafness is not so frequently met
with as the other species of deafness above
mentioned, and since such men as Cramer
and Ehrhardt of Berlin, Won Troetsch of
Wuerzburgh, and Pollitzer of Vienna, and
hosts of others in all parts of the civilized
world, of like distinction, have devoted
their energies to this important branch
of the medical profession, in order to raise
the science of restoring hearing, to the i'm
portance it deserves, it is only the most
ignorant portion of physicians, that are
now ready, as at one time they were, as a
class; TO pronounce each and every case
of deafness incurable, providing the ears of
the applicant were not stopped up with
wax, No one should feel satisfied to grow,
or remain. deaf; until having had thor
ough and scientific investigation, which, as
yet, few common practitioners can make.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE,

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The only tTise and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
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leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is siam
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tations, and should be avoided. Sold by all Drug
gists and Perfumers. Factory, 81 Barclay street
New York. :Vfjif5s ti3E9G1 decI0- i&WIy
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sTalIY Again

Tn jefferson county, New York, last year
the Republicans elected nineteen of the
twenty-five supervisors. At the election g
few days ago, the Democrats elected seven
supervisors "a gain of four), and Knocked
off of the Republican majority of last fall
over two thousand. That's protesting
against Radicalism to some purpose.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

/ THE Toledo Blade urges the erection of q
residence for the Governor of Ohio. It in
sists that "Ohio should have good man
sion for her Governors, and we'll furnished
such as would be in keeping with hei
worth and dignity" If the Blade supposed
the power of the State were soon to fall
/ into the hands of the Democrats, it would
De very far from being in favor of any sucl
/ thing.
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N eWs of the Day.
moof IaEkdE.bkl1lI kdE.bkl1lI NEWS. S {

mood IaEsdEihAI III NEWS! S HGl3UF
WGoLD closed Saturday evening, at 1857
IT is said that Edwin Booth gets $500 a
night as his share of the receipts at Winter
Garden. Ssev'.'.d .,;.issirillo.3 :, 81 , -
GEo. EvERsMAN dropped dead while
dancing at ball at Burlington, Iowa, one
night last week. ses azs.sass o7ril-1-, -.
A WOMAN, in Chicago visiting her hus-
hands Office recently discovered long hair
in bis hair brush, and she has applied for
divorces i GAESEa ,sAGg1
The nearly fatal poisoning of the Clark
family at Rutland, Vermont, q few days
since, was caused by eating rhubarb which
had, been put mp in tin cans, say ~.zrr
"a MAN in jackson, Mississippi, gave his
intended money to buy her bridal outfit,
and en-the following morning she married
his brother, ~ SO. ~ nv .ssa.y5 ,ssd5s. ;
rTHE OntEozic Telegraph says the truth
aboutSMollie TrusseH is that :. she is going
to the MagdaIen Asylum, under the care of
the sisters ofthe Good Shepherd. .''azorAH
Sister ELIZA JOKES, of the Ebenezef
negro church, at Richmond, drew revolt
yer ON steTard who accused her of rob-
berry, and 6 sscleaned out" the congregation.
Mr.. JONES, aged seventy years, recently
married. young giriin New York State,
went to- Albany on a wedding tour, fell
down stairs at his hotel, made his viii, and
lefe; her to go forth 4 rich widoW.0G Nf
GEN. j. B. KIDDe, recently Assistant
Commissioners of the Freedmen's Bareau,in
Texas, islyihglyery i'll in Washington from
the reopening of a wound received in one
oftbe battles before Richmond. }i.s ,;.,,
The chair OF John Hancock, and the table
upon which the Declaration of Independ-
ence was signed. arrived at Philadelphia on
Thursday, aud will be placed in Independ-
ence hall.
T.J. GREATHoUsE, member OF COM
panY of Missouri militia, was found dead IN
a skirt of timber, with two bullet holes in
his face and one in his breast. His horse
also lay dead near by, shot in the head.
The affair'is wrapped in mystery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

MEETING OF THE FOURTH WARD DEMO-
CRATIC CLUB.-There was a rousing turn
out of the Democracy of the Fourth ward
at Jacob Inns saloon, on Saturday night
The President, Tom. G. Thurman, delivered
his inaugural address, and a stirring one it
was. Judge Haag, editor of the Northwest
and others followed in telling speeches.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
.SHERIEE.

EDITOR STATESMAN please announce the name
of ANDREW w. SHEARER as candidate for
Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary election. 20 .ia
-. .'.. U q. PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

THE Empress Carlotta, who was thought
at one time to be almost hopelessly insane,
isnow said to be recovering her health.
She is to remain at Miramar, however, until
the fate of the Mexican Empire is decided.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

FRED DOUGLASS, on Monday last, was
treated with distinguished honors at Lam
ing, the Capital of Michigan. By formal
vote of the House of Assembly, he was in
rited to seat on the floor, where he re-
.eived the compliments of the members.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

DEMOCRATS OF THE FIRST WARD.-The
Democrats of the First Ward are requested
to meet this (Monday) evening at Hette-
sheimer's, Hall, at half-past seven o'clock.
1t is hoped all the Democrats of the Ward
will be present. --s -----
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THE HOUSE OF MERCY,
gaHais FOR PRoDrGAL SONS.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA.
u deIphia, Pa, established on the principles of
Christian Charity, for the relief and cure OF MIS-
GUIDED YOUNG MEN, who have destroyed their
manly powers by Errors. A buses and Diseases i'm
cident to Puberty and early life. ESSAYS and Re-
ports, with plan of new treatment. sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge. Address, Dr. J..
SklLLIN H0UGHTON.4 Howard Associstion,s
Philadelphia, Pa, ~ D.. .-- r jan14-d&W3m =
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? The Ohio Legislature.
SENATE.

A SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1867.
There being no quorum present at 10
O'Clock. the hour OF meeting, no business
was transacted.
On motion of Mr.. MCFARLAND, the
Senate adjourned.
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Bronchitis and Asthma

And many supposed cases of ~.
O ON y u Nj p II L O N !,
showing in some, the incipient, in, others
the more advanced symptoms of the appa-
rent disease, have been cured by Doctor
LIGHTHILL; though the surest cure of con-
sumption is to prevent the development of
this dreadful disease, by curing throat dis
eases and catarrh, which give a large quota
to this destroyer of life. 90
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Household N ecessity Exists for the
- -fsfr1A fit| $50 Use of t-l .t-tr -H'- ~ y
DTJRNO,S CATARRH SNIFF.

Which, in the first stages of cold. acts like magic
Headache, Hoarseness, Diptheria, and Bronchitis
Sore Eyes, Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. being
the result of CataIfh. This Snuff removes and pre-
vents all thesea and insures healthy Head. Its
effects pleasant and safe even for infants who,
safer from Snuf1es. f So, s,ait.s5.--i5 ...r.f
1t has the highest professional testimonials. Sol
by all Druggists sent by Mail to all parts of u 81
OF 80 cents for One Box or 81 for Four Boxes T.,
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A superior Oilet soap, prepared from refin-
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cerines and especially designed for the of
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

EHoN. Thomas A. JENcks, of Rhode Is
land, will please. accept our thanks for a
copy of his speech on the bill to regulate
the civil service ofthe United States z
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Reanoved fro1n his old Once.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, neat
iigh street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himseI
~ series of years to the trea ment of certain pri
,ste diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
broadway. near the E Exchange Bank l .s'..ffsl
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I'VE Good Resl.It OF. Co-operation.

Inere Is nope expressed Dy -hepuDllcan
journals that President JOHNSON and Con-
gress can be brought to cooperate; that
such cooperation would be productive OF
good to the country Of course, they mean
that it is desirable that the President shall
cooperate with Congress in its policy
Without here eriticising the policy that
undertakes to cut ten sovereign States up
into five Military Districts, and hold
them subservient to military authority
until such time as the Negroes and Whites
not disfranchised shall see proper to hold
State Convention and frame Constitu-
tion that will pass muster with Congress,
if good to the country will flow from a
cordial cooperation between the President
and Congress, the depression that sits on
all kinds of business and sardonically
laughs at prosperity, verifies the truth
that had Congress over year ago taken
the Presidents work of reorganization and
put upon it their seal Of appreciation, our
people to-day would be prosecuting busi-
ness with that buoyancy that springs from
a healthy prosperity.
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EAR, THROAT AND LUNGS,

Ell .h."1 dg5H SUCH AS gGu 'a5ar'-i75d'
0TORRHEA, or matter running from the
Ear, ,ci1 or a0ithout partial deafness; il IS gen
erally the result Of Scarlet Feuer, Measles,
ScrofalG. Cdtarrh, etc.. ETC., and it is, stRfor-
tuRately, too often regarded By the public and
physicians, not familiar aoith aatrdI diseases, ~
Go the greatest Injury of the Patient. }
as disease better left alone. oE yosE
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CATARRH

In its various forms, is successfully treated
by Doctor LIGHTHILL, and description of
the symptoms of the disease appeared in
the columns of this paper a short time ago,
to which those interested are respectfully
referrpd. -- ..,.s -, Q. % . Is..i-. .-. #-r.-.s
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COLUMBUS
-.Hit H-iH au-i aaf si1e0o lo 19ruGn
1ra JHH1 nuTI a.iHri4E1 .a t-E9 fH sgi2iigE
-.ri ..ATAN EARLY DAY. 7saqz'

y f
Those desiring his services will do well
to apply soon. In most cases accepted for
treatment, the patient can apply the reme-
dies at home with the best of success, with,
out pain or Inconvenience, and one person.
al explanation and interview is usually all
that is, necessary. ~. s. -. ~ i. =, =.
Such as are not familiar with the highly
successful treatment of Doctor LIGHTHrLIs
can be shown certificates of cures from
parties well known in this community and
all over the Uniten States, whose names are
will satisfy the most skeptical. ."''il !,
The ailments DR.. LIGHTHILL cures, and
to the treatment of which he has devoted a
lifetime of study and attention, are dis
eases of the =. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

By Mr.. PARROTT-(M -(Montgomery-
to exempt persons who lost limb in the
war against the rebellion from labor on
roads. TO committee on Roads and High
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named Ellis, who. mp 70 the present writing,
has not peen srrested. The facts are as follows:-
an mother, which was principally wood lot, and
on on FhluSy Iayy ai.erhoon was moving his family TO
Ildlng ,wlth him. In going through a piece OF
MVous W. - ~ was proposed by one of them TO go and
get Drink at spring. Both men left leaving
i Mrs. hoseweil In the wagon. A few moments
Siset SnN tnelT departure she heard a cry OF muir
aOanQoneq tne wagon In search of help. She
soon found mousse and aroused the inmates,
coming on, the body OF Roosevelt was not found
before morning. The head of the uniortunate
man was crushed fearfully, loglay across his
neck, and his mouth was crowded full of leaves.
The body was left as found until the Coroner
and Sheriff, who have been summoned, should
arrive and take possession of it, The murder
was perpetrated for the money Roosevelt was
supposed to have upon his person. Roosevelt
had only 900 when he set out, and the money
he had handed TO his wife, and the murderer
got nothing for his horrible crime Ellis is
desperate character, and had but recently re.
turned from Auburn,
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TO RENT.

@k TO LET PART OF THE HOUSE NO
Ia 500 s. FOURTH Street, below Lombard east
side: Inquire on The premises References re-
qulIeQ 6M
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CRIME.
Two Girls Murder their StepmOther In
TenneaRees

The Kingston East TennesseeIt gives the lol-
lowing particulars of a horrible affair which
occurred in the Sixth Civil District or Roane
county, Tenn, known as the Paint ROCK Dis
ut appears that Mrs. Hicks and her two
SIepdaughters named respectively MARY ana
hezla, had for some time lived unpleasanIly
togetner, when the two daughters determined
70 put her out of the way. Accordingly, with
nusIuerous Intent. they forcibly conveyed their
eaniSortunate victim to the smoke-house near by,
%ho 1h commenced series of tortureS that even
hacly NSsrlest savage would have shrunk
xeas from and grown hldeous at-such
,yicly adH. sne enormity OF their barbarity and
W. thniss Ihey first attempted TO stran-
gie tueI tI ,Vlcnm to death, but falling in
lnat tneS nslhought themselves of q more re-
nneu as wen as expeditions mode of ACCOMPLISH
ing tner ooJeet, which was to pour melted lead
lpIO the ear OF their helpless Victim and then
10 make assurance doubly sure these daughters
sruck Lne pIVsI9te ana dying woman several
blows on tne head with an axe Surprising the
old LADY dead or dying, they left their mother
welteriDg In her blood and went 10 churoh
Some OF the nrlghonrs soon after eonin0 in
found Mrs. HICKS, administered restoratives.
and revived her sufnclently to relate the above
detailed facts We learn that Mrs Hicirs bas
since died Of her injuries and that the muraie.
Ters are still at large, having Hecreted theno.
selves so as TO prevent the Officers OF the law
from arresting them" -"
Horrible Murder in TiOga County. N. v.
FFOm he Bin0hGnltOn RepubItcGn, july is
A man named Roswell was murdered m
TiOga Centre, Tloga county, last night, by man
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VIRGINIA..

Official Order from General SchOheId--
An Expected Prize FIght-A Writ of
Error Issued by Chief Justice Chase.
RICHMOND, Va, July l5.-The following
order has been printed for issuance by General
Schofield-
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, STATE
OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, Va, July IL, I867.-Brevet
BrigadieT-General William Hays, Major 5th United
States Artillery, having returned from temporary
duty in the Fourth Military District, is hereby as
signed TO the command Of the sub-district and the
post OF Fort Monroe Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Gibson. Captain lhh United States Infantry on being
relieved by General Hays nom the command of the
Bub-district Of Fort Monroe, will resume his duties
acting assistant lnspector-general. Brewer Colonel
a. A. Dupont Captain 9th United States Artillery, on
being relived by General Hays from command OF the
post OF Fort MonrOe, Will resume command of his
battery at Richmond, Va.
By command OF Brigader and Brevet MaorG eneral
]. ri. SCHOFIELD, United States Army.
s. +. CHALFIN, Assistant AdjutantG General.
A match has been arranged here between
Billy White and Sam McGlade to fight for a
purse of 1920, on the llth of September next,
between this city and Norfolk. White is backed
by Richmond and McGlade by Norfolk.
Chief Justice Chase has issued writ OF error
in the confiscation cases of McVeigh and Bruin,
of Fairfax county, Va. They will come mp Tor
hearing at the October term of the Circuit Court.