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NUMBER 27.

ding strong presumption Of hemiplegla,
very common sequence of apoplexy.
But as was intimated at first. this most
mortem examination was as defective "a
was the chemical analysis. The kidneys
and other viscera, together with the spinal
marrow, were altogether unnoticed. =
3 In view, then, of ali that has been said
of the chemical and medical evidence in
the above case, we feel fully warranted in
the opinion that it has entirely failed in
proving the allegation Of poisoning.
"A committee of Philadelphia pbylcians
were appointed to examine and report up
on the cause of death. After an elaborate
review of the case they give It as their be-
lief, from al Che evidence adduced, that
death was caused by apoplexy, that the
post moTtem Appearances and symptoms
of the case exclude death by poison, and
that chemical analysis of deceased's stom-
ach has proved the absence Of prussic acid,
moTphia, or any other poison.
The pommittee appointed by the Medico
Legal Society of New YORK say that the
post mortem examinationl was s'totally
valueless for any seientificor or legal purpose.
His Honor, the Judge, In his charge to
the jury, upon the points presented by the
prisoners counsel, instructed them to LAY
the question of death from prussic acid
aside, so far Is It was affected by the tests
mouy of the only only witness who ex.
pressed. reasonable opinion that L ysas or
ever had been present in the stomach of
the deceased This, it seems to us, effec-
tualiy settles the question of death from
prussic acid, and leaves only that of death
from morphine for us to remark. upon. As
to the purely theoretical and speculative
testimony of some of the witnesses, that
the symptoms presented during the last
hours of life were like those produced by
morphine or opium, or like those produced
by combination of those substances with
prussic acid, we deem it, under the eVi-
denee, as not only totally unworthy of ju-
dicial regard, but as in the highest degree
disgraceful to the profession which prOdu-
ced 1t. VIC would so especially empha'
size that of the witness Herman
Prof. Woomly, who occupies the chair
OF Chemistry and Toxicology at Startling
Medical College, testified that s'the mo-
ment sulphuric acid was added Ito the
stOmaeh) it put it beyond the range of
chemistry" to say whether, If traces of
prussic acid were found, it had not been
produced by the action of the acid upon
innocent substances. 49,, s--r.
The testimony on this point is universal,
and there are the strongest doubts now in
the minds of some of those who were first
fierce In their denuheiations of9Schoeppe,
whether murder was actually committed
The court refused new trial, and an
appeal was made TO the Governor, whose
reply is the signing Of the death warrant
Tor four weeks hence. The general opin
ien-L may, perhaps, justly say, the uni
versal opinlon--is, that Sehosppe has not
had fair play. This is freely admitted by
those who believe him to be guilty.
- ~-iH 1-----l - REX.
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ONE of the most heartIess and sue
cessfuI swindles yet lperpetrated
took place in. New York on SATURDAY.
A rascal advertised for one hundred,
and fifty men to work on the New
Orleans IevCe and pers uaded the ap---
plicants to pay, each five dollars
down for passage thitheF by steam
er. When the day came there was.
neither steamer nor employer on
hand, No punishment can be con-.
sidered too great for such heartless
villany. Working men should take
warning for the future. - ll.i9 b
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This is the nom de chase of VIM.
F.-COdy, the greatest hunter, guide
and seaut in the far West, now em-
ployed in thst capacitO in General
faSorite. with General Custer and
Sheridan. 4 man who has killed
sixty-niue buffalOes in one days
hunt, has earned the hame, think.
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EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.


5 Cash Gins, each $4,000 20 Cash Gifts, 81 900
10 10000 400 500
Rosewood MsiSd:on. sRS 800 to SS 100
500 Gold Watches, rs to sos
Cash Prizes, SilverWare, &c. valued at 81, ,OO0OOO
a chance to draw any Of the above Prizes for
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In Envelopes and well mixed On receipt OF 25c.
Sealed Ticket Is drawn, without ehoice, and sent
by nail to any address. The PriEs'named upon it
WiA be delivered 70 the ucketholdsr On payment
OF One Dollar Prizes are Immediately Aont 70
any address by express or return mail. ~
You will know what your Prize II bSfore you
for it. AMI Pam ExoHAHaHD ASOTHnR THI
SANE yALuE- No Blanks Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing. -L... -..
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kidd
ly permitted US to publish them: Andrew J. Burns,
Chicago, $4,000; Miss Clara 8. walker, Baltimore,
Piano, $500, James NJ. Mathews, Detroit, 5000;
John 7. Andrews. Savannah, 5000; Miss Agnes
simmons, Charleston Piana, $500. We publish no
names without permission. n. s.
OPINIONS or rHE PREss-'The Arm Is reliable, and
deserve their ENTHUSIASTICALLY Tribune, May 8.
I'VE know them to be 4 fair dealing hrm-"-N. Y.
Herald, May 2s "A friend of drew n 500
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Send for Circular. Liberal Inducements to
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Z ENBAIIEs are as necessary to the de.
lVelopement.o of the full grown ma n as
friends.-When lived that man that
amounted to anything but could
count his enemies by the scoresP
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-. =, .ll.l e. ltt3IE.Df does net, ike
the poisonous irritating snuts and strong caus-
tic solutions with which the people have long been
humbugged. simply palliate for short time, or
drive the disease q the Lurgs therels danger OF
doing in ths use of such nostrerns, but Il Produ-
cos perfect and pcrmanent cures. Of tae worst ca
ses Of chronic eatarrAs As thousands can testfp.-
Cold In the head u cured with Few applications-
Catarrh Headache Is reneved.ald cured as n by
magic. * removes odensiVe breath. Loss or I'M
pAiTment OF the sense OF taste, smell or hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, and Impaired Mem ory,
when caused by the violence Of Catarrhs as they
ell frequently are. We offer in good faith stand
cannot cure ll-EEL -
FOR sale 6y Most Drlsqgsrs EreryioherG
PRIcE ONLY 50 CKNTs.
Ask yonr Druggist for the Remedy, but II he has
not yet got IL on sale, don't be put on byasoepttng
any miserable worse than worthless substitute,
but enclose sixty cents to me, and the Remedy
will be sent you post paid -Four packages 9, OF
one dozen for s.. send two cent stamp for DIR.
Saro's pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the Propri-
etor R.V. PIERCE, NJ. D.
decs-Sm Buffalo, New York.
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HARELEss, BaAUfIFUL. AND LAsIiR0-hirs s. A Al
lens Hair Restorer and Dressing. The attention
Of the public is to valuable improve
rnent recently r1ade in this preparation. ITS in
faalihle property Of quickly restoring Gray Hair
70 its original color, is here combined with nost
aSreeaole Dressing. all In one bottle. lses
Also her ZYLOBALSAMUA, another prepara-
tion, clear and transparshk9 A toilet luxury for
cleansing. dressing and strengthening the hair,
far preferabic TO French pomades' and at half the
cost. Sold sY lDruesestseg g71.r s5Iy-eY2m
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HOUSE.

The House of Representatives of
the second session of the Forty first
Congress, convened to-day.
The Speaker announced that the
House had now met ia the second
regular session Ofthe FOrty>first Con-
gTeSS. 81. % st
MeSsrs. Brooks of Massachusetts,
Barnam of Connecticut, Cox of New
York, Burchard of Illinois, and all
the Alabama, appeared and be sworn,
when Mr.. Paine, of Wise, ,nsin, sug.
gested that the law and the custom
had been that where members ap-
peared subsequent to the regular or.
ganization of the House, their cre'
dentials were referred to the Com.
mittee on Elections, IN order that
they might be examined.
The Chair decided otherwise, and
the gentlemen were called to take
the oath. when Mr.. Kelley, of Penn
sylvania, objected to Mr.. Sherrard,
of Alabama and he was directed to
stand aside- Mr.. Whitlemore. of
South COralina, objected to Mr.. Dox,
OF Alabama, and he was directed to
stand aside. The oath was then ad
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co0LY q DAUcHI'S NEW YORK
AGENCY.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION

Cash Gifts to the Amount o
S500,000.
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7 Alf2 iszt 1as- = VF0noed.ic z-s s-a
Several Eouen aud g5sizlsl may ind iumeaiate
employment ct Mrs Cfufss AIitten and Glove es-
tabiishment in Haas's Block, across from Ameri-
can Hotel. Call soon. past
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LcOrrespondence of the World = I, d
THE sCHOEPPE MURDER CASE.

Who Can Say That There Was a Mur-
der 2--WiH an Innocent Man be Ham
ged2 ssk
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: :, :, a.. !. ~, s.>oaE rtou~ E.1nd
oommission sssriirs ": aoa ~ kSul %.sSo 0..Ss;
better Wheat quiet goan ~ oNesI Y
SIX. Lard dun; ssssm lsNaisNs. s.s oosson ~. ~
oayets: Hus s,.:,..s s.a a7 Ia f1dJ :t.r;aSbt.
Hesin dro9p1nsi 9 '''''n'' - Il ia's: ?:
firm, nm, s.-r:.,.,. L.. ,. ,....,,..ae ,.,or.
,.....asI 60, avn and besyy:
able. eesoeesay wv. os ~s.as n..,a.a - shin'
saies y" o.'e0 =, % .unsrsns "a eoa6 IS.
p.ne sfsceS VA: 90. 80. c.. ,,rroular but
Wheat esoseo 'snsoe sa"s.' sI a,, =. a. oa., M
closing .teadis!. Weasssy % sea u ao..ouo 1nr.
~ wy 70 ,a',o. arocer.es quiet. Fresghts
pentine heavy as 42aAso' ''0's'''' a 'af
nrreri ,.i.i - ,o1r ,1o.,a; ,sss Arm .t ssc
:. ,,s,,o,a rates. Wheat shade frnsff;
flour ectse P.e..v'. go ar,, ana va,t vallov
prrae red ~ &aa 00 -, IA Tah. :. foagac
SeasSc; ;-~nne so.s.S 80 80 1...:. ,;,,k
Rice anl i fo3i.ons ,ut 80 sS.rn. =,
which y apo'eo ssse,' Hp'eA'' ~. :;
sA"S~ an ,,, ., az. .r..,,,aone
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THE DAILY NEWS.



-. :. = I.
.sprna IN France is suunJ sna fsir, -
eprilg's sweet odoTs eachant the af.
Into the: e:Ionxrs's easement Vide
Poureth the sunshine's golden tide.
pr,ne,s, xsrrnsrste sssndeth there,
JcWelled daasies AMID her ban.
s,. o,,sees down, and whispers low.
who d the page that waits below
"Yeu hspdsoms 4oqth with jeyopa sg..
with .otoaa, 1hlte brow and .ninirg naifr
no .saes lools up : hs eager giahce - =.
Rests On the Unrest hee IA Franco. -.
,,.nas i,slls so..s =, s,saes Win nesns ssost
Yair pege-tir Princess Marguerite. : 80
..A.Ss-- eM 1---..ite'
ne suuhtnee Sscented zepLWs glide
: Mto kAd IDuvfe't easement WIDE
sunm er's snnshine in golden sheen
Gliumers arouno Queen oatAarine.
~what hsndecne page" she mutter. low,
sIS he thst wsiteth now belows" -,
sThA velvet cap tmt CROWNS his curls
II clssped with daisy uousht;of pear'a
.1.4 ss .sss en- :1 sls a;sss .sss ssss.
a.Iheir md iieed 70 have . care . -
Ny handsome pass-my daughsef fair -.
.f..7e,.: !. -!a.ri.se - {; s--:.. :,..Yci
Sbe sn.nm,, winds chant Wild refrain
khcys tae azrk and suHen seine,
A pa.,d moo, with spectral light
1SSn.s. lo Shostfy dsy the ielht.
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Passengers.


Per steamship James Adger, for New York; b
Pond. b 1 Ward, MrsJ WinberE, Mrs " Burger
D Hull, Mrs A Burns Van KIRK, Flagg' 4fs
I,scum and sert.nt, W stuftevant. selu, Hiss
aida Leitoh, " Leitch, ] Henning. Megarcy
@ Melville, Mr Chase and wife Miss Whittei, Mrs
BredenberR, Misc z Gibbes Q. Miss Smith, W Willis,
] Moore,-J Warden. O l. Burekneysr and Wife,
Miss A Lane. n Fowler, wife and two cniidrsn hiss y
fapt and servant J. a Glysps: and 40 Cd de- r. r1..
Per steapaShip 6aragossa. nom New York-J +
Britton, b McDowall. Mr. and MIS- 9eorgs Rich
srdsep and two children. D horel, Boyee. Ell.
richs, A Perera. Alvarez, Ar snd, mrs ~halen. ID
Clarey, Rva Coleman, W Coleman, Guhderaiay,
Per steamship Sea Gull. from Baltlmore--E @
Chupean, sin1ons, Jr, J ou.enblidee, and IN
steerage,.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jackson.
Vile. Fernsndina and ssvannsh-Mrs Mott and
family, Mrs Aickerson and family, A Biintdand.
Mr Tavei and lady, Miss 1unno. Miss ucette.
Cohen, j Go ham, a EnRelbart w Underwood
Mrs D. hopkins and family. N N King e Crews,
A lizard and lady, E Tomhins Mrs Atkinson,
Miss Ii Owens, MISS ] A Owens Miss G I ecot1
G Cavedo, Col b Owens, an. on deck.
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cen,xneesper soutn Can eIlna Ka1irea'
- "a -! ~ June re.

censaxneesper soatn Caaellna Kaiirsad
"a. - Juno Ie.
12x bales Cotton, 7s bales Domestos, s12 bbls Ma
val stores, lS8 casks Clag. O. cars Lumber care
wood, orrs Ghingies snd- -stsvee!l car St1cf. 10
Rsro,d Agent ht sns knncE, n,.sher Trengsss Hsr
ring / Co, Wssmth, JpSnsson Crews Co, Hen
dsif DoefeIJAW Roach. J.Mafshsll. PelLer, Rod,
gers b %, Mule =, Co Goldsmith 8 Co. and j
Wiley - -: % IN
Co.tienees per: Nrtnsssternf n+ilroad
Juno 10. r-ii
1abales Cotton. 4o7 bbls Naval Stores. Lumber;
stoct Hdse, 6c. TO + Marshall, il. s"D stoney,
arsan KiasmSH.& HovAI2 DraT Thompson, Mrs
? Wsetten. " q aati, BEbsf4 b Go. JA Quackenn;
bush holmeS Calder. Howard b Bro, k0onn, y
Witte Goww 4 Co, Reeder Dayiff " KRyan, a A
GoldsmifhS& 60, Fripp Il May. J. Ferguson, We'll
ling, Si6m6n6, and " Tssndats.
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as.las slIa9 ei assoissss asoss;s ,;n aamaI = g Youxe
aYs age .1s .YnA.Hi lel1 =, fne .on
.fD1lJ JCAmhel4iA .Eac lrds the. AollQWtaG disr
&rStrid,iSoSi6iia. ,IVbsoff occurred Ia fhit city
iSa:sS. .Sss xy.h s. tii3 III. d! I.c { a1r ~.
gnsHslopn43ass !Ia:.' q - -, tc
i.eA ayclnRehdg named Laura C9IsHei,
-t1saee sof, our YuDao s,nooH. ,Mas re-
sseAsk FASotf han pest; Ten, and was gu rssdy
Into bsds Hhsn she turned 70 3 coh e on
H6tnH ssupPosed snd atiem2iea1 a ;so , sa-
tergqls9 toeng VI :agMtnE, uyHn su9 eI,u
n6yffA aBa nsysa was tnus olo"n o9Mn ineV ~
TIE M4ARa @e, temp o1paooeo, tntowng tne
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EDw ARD DAILY.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 20 Warren-strcet,

NEW YORK..
PERSONAL ATTENTION. GIVEN TO TIE tUR-
CHAsR of all kinds OF MERCH. NDIsE. Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Ca . and Trunks, ALd Straw Goods
specially.
couugnnents Of all klnds of Staple Articles and
general Pro6pce solicited. -
Prompt returns gua-aIteed.' - - - =
EDWABD DAILY,
O. = - late or Charleston, 3. O.
mi<WeekIy Price Currents sent free by ybst
I1luary ~ Dao enQs
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'EaJGpstsnatrf,aI.:C O.
Exp02t.

NEW YORK-Per ste msbip James Adger-522
bales Uplsnd Cotton, 8 bags Sea Island Cotton,
~ sicrses R1ce 90 baiee Yarn. 50 pack tges sun
dnes, 6semptJ Barrels. 1854 bbis Potatoes, SO
boxss yege ables.
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oils! OILs! OILSi
" - '- q.
1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
ZOO GALLONS PURE WINTER No. LARD
OIL :.
300 GALLONS PURE WINTER; SPERM Git
200 GALLONS PURE MASON's SPERM OIL
800 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRIQAT1NS
oil l.'
800. GALLONS REFINED NEATsFOoT0 OIL
800 GALLONS TANNERS (sTRAITS OIL.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland suoats
Janusr22 ONO
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RaiIrga1s..


GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oFFIoE,)e
s'. CHARLESTON. y. O., april 9, 1850. ifta
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL l1IH. IHa
PASSENGER TRAINS Of the South Csrohra Bail.
road will run as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... ..........ao0 >. %
Connecting with trains for Mont1 omery, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, vic Montgomery spr
oRcoLuMBlA. =.
Leave Charleston. s.So .. "a.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester all
road, auo Camden train. -
Lesve AuRusta.. ..s.eO A. y
Arrive ut Charleston. ..o.1U =. n
Leave Column ola. ...... ..'.....! 40 a.
Arrive at Charleston. III +. ~
AUGUSTA MIGHT EXPRESS :.
SUNDAYS ExcEPIEbJ
Leave Charleston. ..7S0 Z. M
Arrve at .o.is a. ~ "a
Connecting with trans Tor Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans. va Grand Junction.
leave Augusta. ....!..-...........' .'....4IoP r.
Sfr's II GH5I;S1Is;; cohgMgii NIGar ExpREss.
tsuNDAYe E1cEPrXD.l ~.
Leave Charleston ..................booP p. d
Connecting sundays e1cepted) with dreepnne an.
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. ....663 p. d
Arrive at Charleston. ::"....."...... A, II
'.' 10 SrMMERVTLLE TRAIN.
Leave Cburleston. .aay p; "
Arrive at Summeryille. $40 ?. ii
Leave Sutnmervlle. 4. n
AFR. ye at Charleston. .................S151. y
| -.,s.. CAMDEN BRAHOH. %tt
[ Camden and Columbt, PASSENGER Trains ON Moa
DAYs, wRDFEspAYs and SArtRDAss, connects viii
up and down Day Passengers u Kingvllle. ~: :.
Leave Camden. ..,:.."...'..".....'.' =. =
Arrit at Columbia. ..l1.U A. y
Leave Cohpbts. .....:.:..... 1--WE. y
Arrive at Camden. ... .1os z.
ajonpd) b. T. PEAKE,
April 10 General super1nfsodenf.
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Augusta Cotton Market,

Aug9na Cotton Merket'
AUGUSTA. June ne18.-CGrTos.-Ihe market to-day
las been quiet but nrn, without mNerial chance IN
prccs Sales were on basis OF 81 hc tor Liverpool
middlinQ, and amounted to AS bales; receipts u
bales, The stock on hand to-day hy actual count is
2s71 bales uing over 500 bales already sold and
awaiting shipment
EuausTA COTTON sTATKluENT, JUNE IT, 1859.
stock on hand september !. iS6S...... 160
Receipts since to date. 92SS4-s44 4sl
;~..-.i T. l';- ";
Exports and home consumption. 1920
stock on hand MaySh.. ....,..:.".Hsu-e4't 'tSl'
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Markets BY Telegraph.
=. .:IQBE1al MARKETS.. i::>i-c

LaHroa, June 1aENo,n.-Consols 92x. Bonds
4s9rgaisv fas6d. '-.---~- '---- '--=---'' '--'
LHx71evls tuna ~ Noon. Cotton dunand un-
changed; sales 5000 bales. BED Western wheat ss
"a slsur N CO. = = q = -
Aitgnooo.-cots el6sed quiet and unchanged;
asls. - eoojb<ae6 3. Q :. . = :.
BAv11. in s.1sLso6il Cotton, spot II Ne;
AAost I, l1Kss.:c.:.z..:2 -, Il ---ia
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Charleston Cotton and Hice Market.
sOEylCH o.. fhE CHARLESTON DAILY NRWe.l
CHAELEs1os set1Ed1! Evening. June IL.
Corron Tho disposinoh 10 purchase was 'ilniled
ana tho Article closed dull IN consequence Of the de-
7ressscu In the New Xo.k market bales about 70
1ales, viz: ut 2sK; 10 a, 70; Is at 3s; 2at Il
at 80; 10 q slh. We quotes. l..--...., ;-.-,.,4
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RpU.-Thre we're NO transaction, in this grain,
aAd no quote uumtnally eommon to fair eeau Caro-
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coupted Ea1ehopse stock this sflernoon show Ge
bales of which B-me 80 bales bopsing 70 the mann.
SCtrs1est. mo roIIosi, gR6 HaveaS nonmnafqd6ai
mons; with most uyers withdrawn: Ordinary ,25x;
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The Bank or tho state.

The grounds on which the injunction
against Governor Scott, to prevent him
from issuing bonds to the billholders of the
Bank Of the State, is to be applied for, are
as follows:
l. Because the provision contained in the
act which authorizes the bonds, requiring
the Governor to take possession Of the
assets of the bank, is condition precedent
to the issuing of the bonds.
2. Because the act is unconstitutional, in
asmuch as it does not comply with the
requirement of the constitution prohibiting
the Legislature from passing acts creating
money obligations without, at the same
time, laying tax by which to provide For
meeting the same.
3. Because the usual formalities of legis-
lation were not complied with in the pas
sage of the act.
4. Because the act is contrary to the .di-
rection of the late Constitutional Conven-
tion to the Legislature, to examine into the
liabilities of the bank and make provision
for the same.