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s nsd Ss DAY to b named I'm The said writ and for Ger
es.edy y the q
copy Of the same thai due inquiry be made a. 70 the
Y saS 1 psn a
"a copy the proceedings Of the said oomTssion
samuel Arnold may DO entitled to.
10 this petition is attached the aidavit OF Mooney,
seang orn that he applied 70 General nd M ~ jan
VIM him as TO his application to this court for re-
le1 and the application was and has been con-
has therefore been unable to get the afdayt or the
statement OF Arnold, and therefore maxes this appn
cation IN his behalf. The paper also sets forth
communication from General Hill acknowledging
the receipt OF certain letters OF Moloney requesting
permission to see and confer with Mudd, Spangler
ana Arnold, and stating that they have been for
warded to the War Department for instructions on
tne subject as stated In the petition. copy OF the
charges and specifications against all the parties con-
cerned In the trial. resulting In the conviction OF the
petitioner, is appended for the information OF the
court The provisions OF the act OF 1863 referred 70
- e petition were taas all persons WITHIN .ne oya
peded, who should be arrested by the military for
offences against the United States should be turned
over TO the civ courts for trial. and In the event OF
no conviction, should be discharged from custody.
The point made that the prisoner Is entitled to his
discharge under the Presidents proclamation Of par
don and amnesty Is that, having been convicted OF
participation In the assassination OF President Lin
coin In aid OF the rebellion and for the purpose OF pro-
noting the interests OF the rebel coniederacy the
prisoner entitled to be discharged. for the proca
nation includes all such persons. conviction
under the charges and specifications appended to
thepetion by military commission, 1t s contended,
cannot but result in placing the prisoners now con-
fined ct the Dry Tortugas within the terms OF the
proclamation. II Is not known when the court Will
take action on the petiti0ns submitted.
Causes Argued.
In the Supreme Court to-day the following causes
were argued
No. (orginally)-The State OF Texas vs.. White
ChIles ct al.-The argument OF this cause was con-
cluded.
No. 83-Seymour ct al We. Pyecor Administrator
Controversy concerning certain lands in Illinois.
Cause in argument.
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Habeus Corpus for the Relief Of the Assassi-
nation Conspirators--Thei Discharge Claim
ed Under the Proclamation Of Pardon and
MISREPRESENTATION for Habeas Corpus in
the Cases Of spansIcr and Arnold.
WASHINGTON Feb. 0, 1869.
Mr. p. Phillips OF washington. to-day presented
the petitions Of the above-named prisoners for ha-
beas corpus. A petition had been prepared in the
case OF Dr. Mudd. but was not presented, as he ia
about to be liberated by the exercise OF Executive
clemency. on the application OF nearly all Maryland
most OF the District and q large representation Of
Congress- The petitions are substantially the same.
except In the names and minor circumstances The
following Ia that In Arnold's case:-
TO ImE HONORABLE THE JupsFs OF rnE SUPREME
The petition Of Waller G Maionsy, Jr, attorney and
% he
Arnold ci,sn rssidsnt o. The State Of Maryland,
Ola lar ~ comior .is he 81
.deni Of Inc tinted States. and carried @ ,ss city
Washington in the District Of Columbia tried by
war; ssssa 1l &c s. Day d Nay
Sh.snans s p Sss' % he a, Jurisdiction s tribunal
denying m ae'hor 70 try him. .hs said ,r Arnold 90
%u pusr y 20 g.
said Samuel Arnold then and had been q sny
nor VIII hs m. hereof called
ah day se june 'fs1 S sentenced H he ssa
commission be Imprisoned That IN pursuance u the
:sS and sAss s q: : ss
Arnold has been prisoner close confinement ~ For
yenerson q the Dry fcrsugas within the jurisdiction 2.
the United States, and still 10 prisoner there neiu
IN custody BY 0ensra Bennett X HIM. an officer OF the United
states and BY virtue OF the sentence aforesaid Your pe,
toner that he time o. The sss, and covic.
ton o. SAID Samuel Arnold the courts Of the United states 70
the said District OF Columbia unoberuced m the erer
else OF their Judicial functions aud the laws In said District
were unmpaired that Grand Juea since his arrest have
been frequently organized n the courts q said District BY;
tha no Indictment has been preferred sgaus ssd
~ osu Ior tne onsrHcd sssss % ~
Claims that the said samuel Arnold Is entitled 70 es as
cnArse from confinement under the provisions OF he ACT
OF the ID o. March, A. ID. 1853 Further your petitioner
represents that ~ the charge before the said Commm
rebellion sg.nst the United States The said samuel Arnold =
now entitled 10 HE discharge under and BY virtue or inc
Proclamation Of pardon made by the Pres dent
OF the United States the gSh day Of pecembe D. s
wherefore your petitioner prays this honorable Court TOT
the writ o hebena directed 10 the said General sen
n h n sna 70 ~ other persons OBTAINING ssn s s,
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Surveyor to discontinue the twelve inspectors named
in the Department letter to the Collector and retain
all Others until the Department approved OF the re-
moval The collector was again informed that
his action was disapproved by the Secretary
In December the Surveyor reported that the collector
refused to pay the inspectors whose dismissal the
Department had disapproved, and on the 1lth Of De
cember o letter was written TO the Collector by the
Secretary directing him to pay those ofcers pro-
per certificates OF the inspectors The Collector
fused to comply with the order oft he Department.
The Surveyor forwarded the accounts. which were
paid by the Department, for December. Those for
January were suspended In conformity with the
resolution OF Congress.
Internal Revenue Collector Suspended.
+. Supervisor Creecy has suspended w. II. ". Mullen,
Acting Collector OF the Third district Of Louisiana
on the charge OF mafeasance in ONCE.
Removal Of Political disabilities.
The bill reported by Mr.. Paine, Of Wisconsin. from
the Reconstruction Committee, for the removal OF
political disabilities from certain parties embraces
the names Of 2se persons, including nineteen from
Alabama twelve rom Arkansas, seven rom Georgia.
seventy from Virginia. Ave from Tennessee. i've
from South Carolina, one from louisiana, one from
North Carolina, three from Texas, 107 rom hissis
sippi one from the District OF Columbia and I'VE
from Kentucky. The last are D. Howard smith. OF
Franklin county; Philip Lee, Of JEFFERSON county;
David o. Harris, OF woodford county, aud James W.
Schooling, Of Marion county. The name included
from Louisiana Ia that Of Michael Hahn, OF New
Orleans The list includes the names OF no persons
who were notoriously prominent IN the rebellion
Rsaistvibutisn q National Bank Currency.
The Committee on Banking and Currency propose
70 submit IN amendment 70 the senate bill for re.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY TO-

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Rzrnssnsrrs Own a. 500 900 CAsn CAPITAL.
FIRE, RIVER anS MARINE RISKS v,,,,., :. o.,
sso An Lossas Lessals Adasssd md Prenpy Paia q
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SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH IA, lsss.


By CHARLES @. LELAND.
Herr schnitserl made philosopeds,
Won of dc pullyest kind;
II vent mitout Wheel in front,
And hadn't none pehind.
Won Wheel vas in de mittel, dough,
And II vent az sure as ecks,
For he shtraddled on de axle dree
NIT the Wheel between his lecks.
Und ven he want to shtart ID of
DE paddlet NIT his veet,
Und soon he cot to 70 so vast
Dat avery dings he peat.
de run her out on Broader shtreed,
He ehkeeted like der Wind.
Hei how he BASED de vsncy crabs,
And LEI dem all pehind.
De vellers NIT de trottin uags
Pooled oop to see him bass;
De Deutschers all erstaunisbed saidt:
Z" Potztausend! Was list dds,u
Boot vsster shtill der Schnitzerl fewed
Omit o gashtly smile;
He tidn't tooch de dirt. py shings!
Not vonce in half mile.
Oh. vot ish all dis eartly pliss,
Oh, vot ish mans soocksess,
Oh. vet ish various kinds of dings,
Onu VOL ien lOcDlnee6
We find psnk. in de shtreedt,
Next dings der bank is preak
We folls. unit knocks our outsides In,
Ven We ten shtrike make.
30 vas IL NIT der Schnitzerlein
On his philosopede.
His feet both shipped outsideward shoost
When at his extra speed.
He felled oopon der Wheel Of course;
De Wheel like bitten few,
Und Schnitzerl he vas schniz in vact
For id shlished him grod in two.
Und as for his philosopede,
Id cot so shkared, men say,
1t pounded onward till 1t vent
CAM teufelwards afay.
Boot where ish now de Schnitzerl's soul,
Where dos his shbirit pide,
In Himmel troo de endless plue,
Ii takes medeor ride.
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A world Of thanks ID due 10 the botsnist who
nrst discovered the virtues Of the Quillsya sano.
maria, or Soap Tree of Chill. The wonderful
cleansing and purifying property OF liz bark gives
70 the fragrant 6ozodont much OF IL uariyslled
sf6cscy q preventative Of the teeth. ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Young lady (who has been taken half a mia
beyond her destination -"It's really too bad /
told you, when first got In, where wished 70 be
set down" Conductor-"Well, Miss, I let you
ont a. soon - ever could find 1t In my 'Art 70
part with you." IN. B.-Ho more 10 said.l
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X ATHAAN. J. o..
TROPICAL ROOFING nANuYAcToRy.
pEALk1 n GOAL, CHARCOAL ooKR WHITE
BAND AND FREwooD
Ne. So& Bienviils strsss, Corner sf lrsrsas
ordsn len stths sbovs ulse, Or Box n r..A..s.-, n,
sasnss. WI rssstys prspDt astsstien. :
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II COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Once, No. IS Camp street,
Corner Of Nstchez street.
Sc E N 7 E ENTH YEAR.
Assets tie Stat December 1863 ......sll43ll4 81
ALFRED MOULT0N, President.
WIN N. PERKINS, Vice President
A. ". HUNTER, Secretary
This Company Continues 70 Issue Policies on FIRE
RIVER and MARIaE risks the current rates of preu
TRUSTEES:
T. K Converse Ostsve VOORHEES,, Archie Woods.
A. II. May, Robert Hare, u NJ Allen
b. N Horrell. Jno. I. Moore. VIM. Chambers
Jpo Rogers, ID. A Chanraix. w. 4 Perkins
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when our suceessu rival s ugly. the slov douby Sc
yre. erushng-sc fall BY budgeon We Who thonght ths
ksesest napier might prcnance thrust ct in vain
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Dividends.
The Trustees have directed payment Dividends amount
sg to sls4OO declared on the Contributions system
Policies Of 1854 5 6 and 81 TO be applied the renewal
of same In 1859 either in reduction of Premium
ssnary additions Notice of the Dividend on each
Policy will accompany the regular Premium Notice. or the
amount will be stated application the Office Of the
Company.
j. G. sHIPLEY,
II Carond.i.. .+r...
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eEDDEs. SHAKESPEARE 4 90.

Iron and Bras Founders and Mschinisss Manufactur,
svery variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mlls ssw Mills
Draining Machines NH and Gin Gearing and Crate Bar.
Store fronta ColumnA esntlaton md BAsh wsishtu
Blacksmith Work Of all kinda
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STATE OF LOUIHAkA
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me- this sd day OF uacA
90. PAUL W. OOLLENs,
Third Jassiss Of The Pssss,
M cent interest all outstanding Scrip vim b pad
hssgal holds thereof the Monday May mart
CHAR BRI00S President
An OARRnRS, vos President
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE..
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
tOrganized IN 1881
ALL POLICIES HoN-FoRFEIrABLE. HALF LOAN
TAKEN; NO NOTES REQUIRED.
Last Cash Dividend Fifty s0 Per Cent.
EQUAL TO IRON ONE HUNDRED TO ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PER CENT
REvERsIoNARY DIVIDEND
Policies In force Is 100000
Annual ineome.'.. 10000
Losses Paid 10000
-orrIcxRs-
W. II. PECKHAh.... President
II. " GAHAGAN.... Secretary.
o.
O. A .superintsndsat Of Agencies.
-piREcroRs-
Hon John A. DIX, New York
Hon. James Harper, House Harper Bros, New York.
John J. Crane President Bank Republic
William r Hoohs. wall
William n. yrmilye. Banker, Vermilye Coz
Charles @. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking Co.
Hon. George opdyks. ex.Msyor ofNew York
kinOt c. Morgas, BANKER
Thomas Rigney, House Thomas Rigney Co
Benjamin B. Sherman N. Y. Steam Sugar Refining %.
Aaron Arnold, House Arnold. Constable Co
Richard h. Browne wsstmors Browne. Attornsys
Z. V. HanshwOut, House e. " Hsnghwout 4 Dc.
William wlkens, House w. wilkens Co.
Jnlius q. Pratt Merchant
William W. Wright, Merchant
Charles J. Starr Merchant
William Allen. Merchant l
George w. Cuyler. Banker Palmyra, New YORK;
John II. Sherwood Park Place
walton H PeckhAm, Fifth Avenue and ga. trsel
Edward II. Wright. Newark, New jersey.
George W. Faree. Attorney.
W. L. Cogsvel, Merchant
JOSEPH MAGNER,
General Agent for Louisiana
4s Union Street, New Orleans
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MACHINERY, ETA RDwARE.

IL EEP d HOGAN,
HARDWARE,
oe..... ......Tehoupitoulas Street. .....8s
AND
90 NEW LEvEK STREET,
OhAs GALLWEY. New Orleans.
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IT'S UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

Has placed IL upon sr firm a financial bssi. NJ 70
secure universal confidence in its ability t. meet
all loses PROMPTLY that may possibly accrue
against II. Besides yielding large
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A NNorNcE TO TuT pptrNps or 1uro,p
N itm, and the TuIll, ~ LAIR. that ,l,.'s
present business nrianR, mrhis sf, ,nth tia, ti.y
ATE ,habed to Der ~. hest aud mo, Il, ,tl Il.
on the Pacific Ceast at a lf.at t.dueil,I ttm
former rtices. Wv"
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THEATER-Miss Western played "Zoe -
IN The Octoroon " last night. splendid
Performance, rs was also that of Salem
Scuddcr," by Nj. Uerne. The audience was
large and much delighted. On Monday
night, as was before announced. Mr.. Jane.
Harrison will have benefit. On that occa-
sion g Green Bushes and "Toodles will
be presented. Mr.. Harrison will appear in
his great specially Of " Toodles," Mrs. Stew
at playing the part ofthe unfortunate Mrs.
Iood!es." The management announce an
engagement with the renowned tragedian,
Mr. James Stark, who will appear on Tues
day night. Soma mtsn ifcen, acting in
PROSPECT.
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At Wholesale.

The sticntiom # H.. mend ante. t,,,,,,,,,.
We Pacific C"att !. called 90 10. tat tia, y. Ar.
now prepared to MI thar "fdef- for tnl,ror
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DONATION PARTY.-The friends Of Rev.
Mr.. Hammond propose to make him the
recipient of sundry donations on Monday
evening at his house. A gathering Of such
vertisement
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNcERr.-There will Be
concert of the Sunday school children Of
the Presbyterian congregation held at tina.
church at Z o'clock on tomorrow evening.
Songs, recitatians &C., will be the order of
the evening. The public is invited to attend
Admission free
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THE DAILY APPEAL

Losr.-A safe key. numbered 1915, has
been lost. The finder will find an owner
therefor on enquiring at this Office.
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WHITE PINE FREIGur. - The Pacific
Cuion Express Company are prepared to
forward freight letters and treasures to the
towns in White Pine. See Agent Dorsey's
advertisement
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LATE EASTERN PAPERs.-We received
from Mr.. John G. Fox, last evening, Hearth
and Home =" for February 18th, and Harper's
Weekly for same date. Thanks.
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IT REQrlRFs 40 AEGrNrNT 70 pRnr

1T REQUIRES NO ARGUMENT TO PROVE
i 20 every flnkii parent that they owe n +.
duty 20 their family To make the best provision
fr Their aif and support, in case Of the
death of their natural protectors. and +.
small sum invested in Life ln,urauce
Policy vi | return better Interest than
an equal amount deIo>ted in a Savings
Bank, besides curing the full amount q the
Policy in case Il death 10 the insured as the fol.
lowing table i'll show:
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Treasurer's Notice,
81, O0Z At.

NOTICE ia hereby given, that there Is now In
he Red nption Fund Of OrmSby County m,
sum Of Nineteen Hundred and Sne-y-seyen d. j.
iar- and torty-scvcu Cents, and that Scaled Pro
pos'us VIII be received by the County Auditor for
the surrender of Binds, Warrants and Claims,
payable out of said Redemption Pnnd. under m,
provisions of an Act Of the legislature Of the Statc
OF Nevada, approved March I2th, 1866; TO tn.
amount OF money in the Redemption Fund at IA.
time OF opening the Proposals. The PROPOSAL,
wIl De received by the County Auditor up to 10
o'clock A. n, on
Monday, March 1st, 1869,
And must be accompanied by. and enc,ose tb.
'nds, Warrants and Claims offered to be surren-
dered Printed blanks, for fling out bids can
be obtained upon application At the Audi.or's
onirs. y. :. MASON. County Treasurer.
Carson CITY, Feb. 18th, 1862. f,L- I'd
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LEGISLATIVE BALL.-M Members and at
taches Of the Legislature are very active in
their preparations for grand ball on Tuesday
night, at Moore & Parker's Theater Hall.
Thecards of invitatinn are now being printed,
aad the preliminary motions ARE being
made toward the perfection of gorgeous and
glorious reunion such "a Carson is period;-
eaIy delighted with. Keep the ball rolling
TREES FOR THE PL,zA.-Mr. Woods, wlo
planted the first trees on the Plaza land WI %
has never Been paid for the same, and whom
our citizens should provide with renlunere-
tom was engaged Yesterday in setting GU, a
lot Of new trees TO take the place of those
which have been destroyed by the animals
which have been allowed to gain free access |
thereto. Just so soon as the Legislature
adjourns and some Of his trouble is taken eff |
the old mans mind" we propose TO submit
some propositions to our citizens looking to
the improvement. OF the State Capitol
grounds.
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DIV END ANNUALLY

To its policy holders. while II offers superior and
Unusual advantages TO thvs. Gc.irous Of ayaiIu.
themselves of the
benefits OF Lift. Insurance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-04

To amend the charter of Parkersburg.
in Wood county; sfla HHTT7Ilo"
For she relief Of Z. Kimberly; u :
To repeal Chapter 1 of the Acts OF
1867.
Mr. DAVIS introduced the following
joint resolution creating a board TO
settle with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for back taxes:
/. The Board Of Public Works, con-
slsting of the Governor, Auditor and
treasurer of this State, is hereby cou.
stituted a board or committee, with full
power to adjust, compromise and settle,
onfair, equitable and liberal terms, all
state, county and school taxes assessed
against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, and Parkersburg
Dranch thereof, up to December 81,
lSo9, and upon payment into the State
treasury of the amount agreed between
said'board and said company, the said
company shall be discharged from all
liabilities for the same.
Z. The Board of Supervisors of each
county Through which the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad and Parkersburg branch
runs are hereby authorized and empow-
cred to compromise and settle on fair
aud liberal terms, all taxes assessed
against said company by the townships.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. RAMSDELL introduced joint
resolution, providing for the payment
of the expenses of the investigating
committee to the Penitentiary.
The resolution was adopted.
Adjourned.
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act establishing code of1aws for this
State. afFGE 30 "a fRrE
House Bill No. 167, making an appro.
priation to the trustees of Berkeley
Springs. ~ VI y Y -A-sykllLls Asi
House Bill No. 166, amending and re-
eRacfing section 3. Chapter 81, Of the
Code of West Virginia.
House Bill No,H, providing for the
distribution of the school fund of 1858.
House Bill No. Isl, to amend and re-
enact section 6, Chapter 30, Of the Acts
of 1866.
House Bill No. l56, dividing ths1eoun-
ty Of Cabell into two assessment dis
tricts. aresgs4s q ga n
House Bin No. 15s, for the relief Of
Nancy NJ. Baird. 70 rT
House Bill Ne. 16l, Incorporating the
New River Navigation Company.
House Bill No. 60, to incorporate the
Kaoawha immigration Company.
House Bill No. 165, for changing the
time of holding Courts in Hancock
county, in the First Judicial Circuit.
Several Senate bills were also passed.
Adjourned.
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1t is reported that in some of the
closely contested towns in New Hamp-
shire the leading men of the two par
ties have entered into an agreement not
to buy votes at the approaching cleo
ton. For some time past the practice
of hiring voters has largely prevailed
in that State, each party doing as much
of that work as possible. A conviction
has recently arisen that it is doubtful
whether either party has been benefited
by bribery, and that in many instances
men have been paid to vote each way.
However, it is believed that the larger
portion Of the money thus paid out has
gone, not to change voters, but to keep
voters in the harness. 1t is asserted
that in many towns there are men who
at each election have to be literally
:" paid fsr their days " work," the pay in
most instances coming cut of the pock-
cts of their own party candidates.