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National Republican., 1876-05-29
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
Situated on the Western Slope of the
Great North Mountain, Near
Winchester, We.
OPEN JUNE IS, 1876.

=" so". ~ fofe'
A. s. PRATT, Proprietor.
Vim. H. ROSS, n. D., Resident Physician.
Terms, $40 for four tossk,. Special
rates riH bs made for families engaging
for the. season.
Fare to the Springs and return. By Bal
timors and Ohio railroad, $3.50. Leare
Washington at Sis a. M, and crrioe at
the Springs the same afternoon.
The air of this mountain retreat is pure
and brdeing, the scenery Is grand and 70
mantle, tho comforts of home may, to a
large sztsHt, be enjoyed, and tho healing
and strengthening posoer Of the Mineral
Waters are not surpassed. Th6 tcGter of
the CHALYBEATE SPRING Das care
fully analysed at the Smithsonian IDstitu-
tion 6y Professors L. d. Gale and W. N.
Meac, pho say that ''it is in some gerry essen
tial particulars similar to the far.fduaed
Pyrmont.. Spring, in WaldseE, Germany,
tchic6 has so long and 50 dsserosdly en-
joyed high reputation among physicians.
1t possesses a rare combination of tonic
properties, Nth Others, sristing in ddmi-
ra6le proportion, calculated to free it from
some of The too 1elE-knouB causes of OBJ
lection to chdlybeate udtsrs."
The other Mineral Springs ara specifics
in the cure Of dyspepsia, affections of the
kidneys, calculus hslmiBthiasis and serot-
ula. a Sulphur Spring Of good quality is
uithin fifteen minutes rdlk Of tho hotel.
Hot and Cold Baths and q. imnssnse
Suimming Pool and a fine BoUling Alley
and Billiard Room on the grounds.
For pamphlets and informaiion apply TO
A. s. PRATT & SON, Life and Fire
Insurance Agents, Young Mems Christian
association Building, corner Ninth and
D streets. N. B.-No Bar.
National Republican., 1876-05-29
CITY ITEMS.

UszrTHuRsTos's ivory PEARL Tooth Pow
DER A perfect dentifrice. Its action on the
teeth is specific removes tartar and discooration,
arrests decay and keeps them sound, clean and
white. II hardens the gums, sweetens the breath,
and, containing no acid, canoot inIure the enamel
cially to those who, having good teeth, wish TO
preserve them. Twenty-Five and hfty cents per
bottle. .I-. ia
THoNPsoN's PoNADR OPTIMK for dressing the
hair. This nne pomade merits special mention.
Purely vegetable, its effect Is to soften and refine
coarse dry hair imparting to Il gloss and beauty.
Unlike many preparations for the hair, 1t cannot
injure, but is highly beneficial equally 80 TO the
rich, golden -hued tresses Of youth, the darker
shades of middle life the silyer-streaked locks
of age. Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.:I
PRACTICE EcoroxY. Ronovate your. solied
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Jovens' In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
Der bottle.
National Republican., 1876-05-29
Quick Work.

- The Potomac iron works now cast every day.
Builders and others who want castings or machine
work done well and quickly should leave their
orders With Smith, Birge Co.
National Republican., 1876-05-29
LEGAL.

SSn~o,oSSHo,,Snsco SS.S,cT1n.scSG-nSH ~ 10
Il subscribers have obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding Special
Term. letters testamentary on the personal es-
tate Of MAY z. MELLON, late Of Washington city,
ID. c., deceased, AL persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
on or before the 18th day of April next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benent OF the
said estate. = - ..--.Ll :, = :
Given under our hands this 18th day Of April, 1870.
myi-Msw LYDIA # K. WHITE, Executors.
National Republican., 1876-05-29

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
l. ROAD COMPANY'S HOTEL,
AT DEER PARK
VIII be open for visitors on the 10TH Of JUNE, and
their New Hotel at OAKLAND on the 1sT OF JULY.
Applicants for looms or Information address the
dersigned, at Oakland, Garrett county, Md.
myi9-tjyl5 JOHN DALEY, Manager.
OAK GROVE CoTTAGE-A SPLENDID
" resort for summer boarders, situated at Point
Pleasant, New Jersey, on high ground, with splen-
did oak shade around the house. Only fifteen min
utes' walk from the ocean and ten minutes walk to
the Manasquan river, and only mile from the IA
In cunning and fishing. Special terms for the
Proprietor, Point Pleasant,
mys7-lm Ocean county. n, j.,
National Republican., 1876-05-29
GENERAL HEWS0F THE CITY

OPENING TIE kNLLOSfAN BOAf-HOUSE
National Republican., 1876-05-29

p L L I A X ID 8.
COLISEUM BILLIARD ROOM, CsRNER
SIXTH AND @ STREETS NORTHW EST,
SCANL0N & GEARY, Proprietors.
Billiards reduced to Is cents per game until Octo-
Der ], 1876. Twenty new Collender Tables, and the
finest stock OF Liquors and Cigars In Washington.
myl6-H
National Republican., 1876-05-29

OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION (NKw Nc.
ass and Sale $50
7rH Sr.} At 7TH ST.
MARKRETEKs6,
No. E9 Seventh street, between ID and Z streets,
eight doors above Odd Fellows hall.
Choice on Paintings, Engrayings, ChrOmoe, 4e.
Also, largest stock of Paperhangtngs, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and TeEs
sells. Rings, Nails, &C., in the District
AsTERMS CASH.
Please remember name and number. jeS-H
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-26

,novegfoM the South" doverpos
Chamberlain WAS in Washington, Yn
consultation on the the subject, but
has returned. It is said to be his
determination to exhaust all ordf-
parry remedies before calling for
''oop"' z 2..ILA..4.-Ig s i
FEARS OF MILIrARY INTSRfEhENdE
IN THE SoUThERN ELECTIONS
is good deal of apprehension
among the Democrats that the
President will use troops In tho
Southern States during tho CANVASS
TO intinidate and carry those States
as was done in Louisiana in 1874,
and there has been qltiet cohsulta-
tioh among leadihg men about the
propriety Of keeping Congress in
session during the Whole summer
and fall, in readiness to prevent
him, 80 far as it could do 90, by
protests and agitation. Tho pro-
ject will probably full through, for
except to protest, the Hotse could
really do nothing.-Neso York
Times. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-26
FAIRFIELD y HERALD
put,ishel Every Wednesday At i,
WIN4M.SBORO $50 a 4.
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WItLzAMy g. .DAT1S. .
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OMclal Directory of FaisReld
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TERHS-M ADVANCE.

d. 49,. County. y" s'7. .
ssxaroR--Ho,es M.rtip." " Z r'.i j.
RafREsssrAfivxs-.Jossph Thompson
Jehn Gibson, joel Copes.
T.. ". Ruff--Sheriff. 4, ..
1sm'l: Il. Clowney-Clerk Of the Court.
III. Neil-Judge Of Probate.
". Is Peahe-County Auditor.
". NJ. Nelson-County Treasurer.
". J. Crawford- chool Commissioner,
Il. +. Martin-Jury Commissioner.
coyNTY CoNNIasIoSERs-.-Jas. II. Harvey,
snry Jacob, Carter Beatty.
II. N. Obear- y. 8. Commissiener.
HorARIRs PUBLlo-S. IT, Ciowney, ).
Q. Davis, II. N. Obear, D. B. Kirkland.
TRIAL JUsrtoEs--A. NJ. Msckey, ". h
Marshsll, James Aiken, Clarence Rnbb,
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wINNsBoRo NATIONAL DANx OF SOUTH
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RAID UP $4,000.
". r., Robertson, President. '.f
Geo. n. McSias.sr, Vice. President.
Faml. Is. Clowney. Cashier.
a. n. 1iltotts Aeitcr -. 'Hr
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Seafy, George II. McNinster, b. II. Fleu.
p'ken. Jas. .. McCanta, Jas. II. Rion, Jas
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Johnston,
TOWN oYFiCRRs.
DT. w. E. Aiken Intendant. ..
WaTders-F. Eldor, w. N. Chandler, L.
I. MoCnriey, A, p. Miller.
oHIar or PeLICE-J. T. Moth herphed.
wIHxsBoRo ptlLpIsa AND LOAN Assoc1A-
TtON.
@. II. MoMaster-Presiden
James Bsaty-Vice-P -Presidept.,
D. II. Flenniken-Sec. and Treas.
II. N. Qbear-Attorney;
Dtreotors-Jas. A. Brioo, Sam'l d
Clowney, @. A. white, I. N. Wiihers. j.
d. Galloway, r. Elder, T. B. Madden,
w. II. Flenniken, J. 8. Connor. s,
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Special Attention

to gents goods. A lot Of gents dress
shirts 60 $1,000 per dozen, CASH.
june 20 .'E
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-26

'Most Northwestern States can
be counted certain for tho Demo-
crats,' says Lane, of Oregon.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-26

''If Smith undertakes to pull my
oars" said Jones, "he will just have
his hafids full, now" The crowd
looked at the mans ears, and
thought 80 too.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-26

Girls, no matter if it Is leap. year,
don't marry until you can support a
husband.
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JUST RECEIVED.

4 new supply of Prints CENTEN.
IA. NAL STRIPE, Brown and bleach
cd Homcspuns-all of which wo aro offer
ing very low for tho CASH. .u. I00I
juho Is j. +. MoMASTER &, co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-26

Commodore Vanderbilt will bo
eighty-two years old OH the 9th of
the present month. It is said he
has beenin ill heath forty years, and
especially 30 for the last twenty
years, having received u railroad
shock twenty years ago; from which
he has never recovered. .'''
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WOOD PRESERVER.

Now is the time to subscribe to
the HERALD.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

M Pratt, charged with completely in smuggling
5000 this held yesterday by Commits
sloner Shields Tor examination.
Grand Juries for the February sessions OF tho
Courts Of oyer and 1eminer aud General Sessions were
drawn yesterday before Judge Barrett IN Supreme Court
Chambers.
In tho United States Circuit Court yesterday.
the prOsec alton closed the OF exCst0house nec
Gen W. Mank exJudgc Dittenhoefer opened lor
he trial Of ts Will probably be finished
to-day.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Charles
Nelson accused Of aiding Albert Lndcrm IN the eonous
assault robbery swedish named LCdonN ALL at
No 81 Jamess Tuesday night committed 10 answer
In 5000 bail.
AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Alexander Pollock held fOr examination on charge OF
laws. Last March be discounted a hoe
S77S for b. HOcksader charging 2 cent interest," anu
discounted at tbo Gomaia Bank az yer
Interest," Failing To the note when II ieu due the
bank caused his arrest ON the above charge
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER proceeded to call the Commit
tees for reports.
MI wADDELL (DeIn.. ". c.. from the Post-Ofice
COMMITTEES. reported adversely Mr. Eamess bill TO re-
duee the postage rstoass mail to cent for each
half-ounce. Laid on the table
Mr.. HEWITT (Den.. N. ". from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs reported rhe bill authorizing Consul
Heath at Tnis to accept the tfust OF Comm OF
the Bey Of Tuns at the Centennial Exposition Passed
The bll 10 correct the enrolment Of the deficiency bill
of last sessi0n which emitted item TO allow $500 TO
John 5. CnapIoan, late Collector III Louisiana, was
passed. - o,.. -,
Whole Mr.. WOOD tDem N ~ In the chair, ON the Cen
tenBial Appropriation bin.
MT TOWNSEND (Rep., N. " spoke in support OF the
that he for celebration. IL there has been
nation that has to be Proud Of it, achievements
5000 600 to reader II certain that the nation
should have Centennial Tue money had been
pended, and 100000 lives sacrificed that the nation
might Centennial lie therefore put IL to his side
OF the House, whether pItifu nulen and half was
begrudged the work OF showing the OF the
earth the quality OF this people. and its progpss
His emaeaied friend from New-York (ir Willis, had
pleaded very eloquently for the poor That not new
question There have been thoss who looked after the
poor Ia all ages Two uOusand years ago there q
Wild enough 10 waste box Of ointment, and
looking whose lscariO, found fault with
her. and said that the box might have been sold for 800
pence and the money given 10 the poor There
Other IN that connection about the motive which
prompted interference behalf of the poor but out
OF REGARD for his colleague tMr. WILLIS he would not read
It lI&ughtor.l lie Cdr Jownscnhl sympathized with
the poor, and IL because be sympathized with the
poor that he wanted this nation 10 h0urisb and be hon
Ored. Tho poor Of this county occupied position such
% tho poor OF other country had ever occupied since
Adam aud his wife went out farming yoyage-eIi-
grating frou Eden. Laughter.
6ay 10 the great wealth Of Texos growing pros
perity OF the eot0RI owing otete and " tue agrcdu
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
ATTEMPTED CRIME OF TWO BOYS

John J. Lang, age II, and Thomas Demon,
age IA, brought up at the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday. on n charge Of and attempted
murder Lang in the employ Of Ferdinand Woschaef-
fer OF No. I13 West Twenty-thrd-st On Wednesday.
Lang received 1925 to deposit in the bank. which he
STOLE and made false entry In the book. He subse
quently agreed to share the money with Demon. and
the two boys determined TO take the life OF
Woschae6eT, and then 10 burn his store They
purchased Oxalic acid for the former purpose.
but then abandoned that part OF their design.
by the of alcohol they fire pile OF wood In the
cellar and but for the efforts Of Round-aD Wallace OF
the Twenty Precinct the place would have been
destroyed The suspicious of the officer aroused,
by questioning the boys he discovered their inten
tons In yesterday they confessed their guilt and
were held in % 900 bail each to answer.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

settle up accounts The sale was 70 oe az oeooh,
eot TO the mortgages the vessel AT three minutes
MAJORS o the defendant Ward vent TO the auctoneers
ofioe and found young putting the clock ehesu
and after waiting tine was told tat the ssio au
ALREADY taken place The submitted 70 tDe July
as 70 Whether the sale was within the authorizailon
Dexter A. Hawkins appeared Tor pialhtlH, hnu W. W.
Goodrich for defendants
James McKown was the lowest bidder on
proposals to regulate and grade Madison-aVe irom
Ninety ninthst to nd-hfth-st Ills pd was
not acted on and he applied for mandamus TO oompe'
scton on It, The Special Term of tho Court OF Common
Pleas refused the mandamus but the General Term re-
versed the REFUSAL and yesterday Judge arrcmore on
behalf OF the General Term. Issued mandamus dIect
ing the Commissioner OF Public Works TO senu tDe plu
with the sureties proposed TO the Controller the Con
troer approve the suretes, or II he rerusen 10 uP
prove them TO the Court specifically is re;i-
sons for bis nonapproyal The Commissioner of PuDnc
Works II the surees approved. must execute con-
tract for the work. fhe objection OF the C0nroer Is
stated by his counsel tO be that II tho work s performed
under the bid the assessments the adjoining properly
will exceed the lawful 80 per cent OF their nssessed
value James A Deertng appeared for the contractor
4. b. Clarkson for the Controller.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
CITY LEASES.

Mary A. Scbanck leased under an ordinance
~ tho Common Council portion O No. - Chanbers-st'
formerly occupied by branches OF tho United States
courts 70 the city the - the Marine Court Con
troiler Green refused sin the lease aud she applied
for a an1aInus 10 compel him 10 do 40. The Court ie-
fused il tho ground that the Clerk OF the Common
Council hal that duty, and the Controller had by law n
different aud inconsistent duty 10 decide whether The n
pgopraiiOns warranted the lease and ndorse that fact
II Il were fact the laaso before 1t could become
binfng instrument. The lease signed ny the tofk
Of the Common Council ana ycsterdny judge la rotl on
theapplrutOu OF Beach a Brown, Irr. orL4hthn Nuuh-
sell issued an alternative mandamuH requiring The Con
tJ0cr to iudOrAc the lease that there r-inancd an
uucX icneI and aplcd balance oi appropriations ~
hs hands applicable nerCO. siiIcnt 20 pay me rSl-
ma Ell expenditure Or 1873. SHOW cause 10 inc con
trury Oh ncEt Iuosday.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
THE COURTS.
TIE TWEED SUITS.
SWEARING IN THK JURY PoR TlR oSE-MiI1IoN
sUT-THB APPEAL OF TwExDs BoNhsMKh-

SWEARING IN INK JURY POR TIIE ONE-MiIAIoN
sUrT-TuK APPEAL OF TwExD's BoNnsMRs-
NKw PANEL FOR TIE sIx-MILLIoS ACTION.
The suits against Tweed were before tho
courts yesterday in three forms In the onenilon SUIT
the Jurors came before Judge Wcstbrooh In Supreme
Court Circuit and sworn in. They arc John Taylor
Johnston VIM p. Douglass Samuel d. Davis. Gordon
Nofrie Emil Olbermann. John H. Caswell. Robert X
Davies Charles Collins Arthur J. Peabody. julius Cat
lin tr r. W. Rhinelander. and Adoph Hallgarten
Judge wosbrook charged then at some length 10 avoin
being influenced by anything outside OF tho court 1t
important that outside Influences should
impair the valne OF their verdict. that clamor from
the public should penetrate tine walls OF tho court room
that the jurors Impressions should be derived solely from
the evidence Judge Westbrook then discharged them
till Monday morning.
Tho second proceeding was an appeal by Twcens
bondsmen Charles Devlin and A. T. Sands. to the Gen
Term be relieved from the forfeiture OF bail or
dered by Judge Barrett at tho Court OF Oyer ana Ter
miner The main argument OF Dudley Field for the ap
pellants and OF DistrctAorney Phelps for tno people,
was directed to the question whether # bondsmen APP
lebi@tV @ Slammed and passed on by the Court
which the prisoner is bound to appesr DUDLEY fied req
not considered by Judge Barrett MT. Phelps
G%s9 SaS9 NTf e eS Court
The third phase Tweed suits the selection
esors Of new struck jury the trial Of the 100000 600
Tweed suit They met u p M ana were attended Dy
t1e Denniy commissioner OF Jurors, Mr.. Ackeman A
formal exception put In without discussion, and the
eisors pfocec,ied TO select 4S names When their list
was coInpleTcd MIR Peckham and Dudley Field each
sttuck off 10 names Mr. Peckhnm struck oil one man
because Le was an intimate friend. Mr. BabcOck sug-
sfed after Two or three had been struck of that
tor. ,eeIned To be spite against menbers of the Union
Club Tho list of "a, left alter the striking on as
follows:
Albert r. Dav, John W. Graydoh, Ih'od1re r. Nh'
Charles Hartman. Henry ~ Lawrence 20 ~ Melhole'
Tnln Matt James NJ. Mills, Geo w. Carleton,
Io,n II. Heed Edward OOthOut, BdWh-d Hcss aria
IoIn n BRADLEY Daniel Parish, jr, John III. Bowley,
Iomiss n rorstahie TayOr Souter VIM l.. Jenkins, IT,.
Fred W. DowneT, Edmund ih0mpson' AlueI feil
Charles Ely Fred. IL. 1ONhSehd, JOHN Ia oIohB
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
DECISIONS-JAS. 20.

.Supreme Court - Chambers - By Judge Barrett -
RohnsonTe T,l1Or IS entitled 10 De dschafgrd
upon that tho want Of jurisdiction mo
stokes AT The Warden O the state filaoh at
sing Sing.-MOtiOn denied opinion.
by Judge Matter VI Ward, &c, and Matter of
Wanl-(.fantel. American Publishing Association
agt Grocer Publishing COnipany-Order granted.
.SupeiOr (OWi->pe pecidi Ierm-By Judge SedgwiCk.
Knott agt nay and cannon Sc1t 81 orders settled
By judge Sanford kunh'dt agt 1hrai ct al X terence
ordered act Bartlett and Cummings agt Cassidy ct
al.-Ofdefs granted
common Pitds-Gcaerdl Tem-By judge Larre-
morr1he People. Sc, aet Van Mort and Perenloy
writ ~ rotunInbe nrst MODay o Iobru9ty.
lctb
EglV erra-Ry Judge Obns0n.- cnncssey agJ Wheeler.
IIennrs-,y ag. Townsend. aud iienuerscy ag ChnGn-
IAintu ON lrtt - frpl ig quarts ana lIbs
dc i. protection injunction II uted0nA short measure
aud des.t quantities, Complaints dIsnissoi with oOsls
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit Of the New-York State Loan and
Trust Company against Thomas 3. Dobbins has been
transferred TO the United states Courts ho being
resident and giving the required bonds for such transfer
In the case of Louis Lcvinson against the
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company. owners Of the
White Star line OF steamers heretofore reported In The
TRIBUsg action was brought TO recover $4,000 for
damage done TO the plaintiffs health and property when
tho sicalncr Atlantic wrecked near Mans Head
Nova SCOTIA on April /. 1873 The trial OF this
begun Yesterday tho United States Circuit Court be-
fore Judge 5hipinan.
Theodore NJ. Davis, Receiver Of the Ocean
National Bank which failed In 1871. applied 10 the Con
toer OF the Currency tx his compensation for the
work done The Controller referred Bhe matter 10
era persons Us abtratOrs Thoy reported that the New
York rule for computation OF receivers was fair rule
Mr.. Davis hereupon applied to Judge Barrett to find
what the should be under that rule and
Judge Barrett has sent tho matter " Philo T. kuggcs
- referee to Tx the amount
The suit Of Andrew Lillia against James Z.
and others tried yesterday before Judge Law
in Supreme Court Circuit, and sealed verdict
ordered The plaintiff claims that the brig A. g. Berry
sold to him ut auction for 81. 600 by dofcndants
authority, aud claims 81 400 for her noniolvery. The
defendants sy that thoy authorized the sale OF the brig
W Oh suoAoneer In ordor w place value On tho brig "
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
STOKES NOT TO BE RELEASED.
JUDGES BARRETT AND PRATT DfNY TIE APPIdcA'
TIoN FOR A WRIT OF HABRAs CORPUS.

JUDGES BARRETT AND PRATT DfNI TIE APPfJCA-
TION FOR A Writ OF UABRAs CORPUS.
Judge Barrett yesterday, in Supreme Court,
Chambers refused tho writ of habeas corpus asked for
by Edward :. Stokes The Judge said:
The applleation for writ of habcas corpus muft no
denied tpo II several grounds. Fst, tic petition II not
verified y the oath Of the Ieator who Il the party max
Ing the applicaiiun. Second, there n no proof as re-
oured by law that there s no officer who II authorized
pcrfpm the duties Of Justice OF the supreme Court
al Chambers. in tho county where the prisoner II he
tlined or there bo that he IL absou or has refuse
% such writ, for Caise II ncHNaDc OF act
ing Third. although the felatOr statcs that he
is advised and believes" that no u not de-
tainrd 10y virtue of any hnal judgment OF any
eompetcn tribunal Of criminal jurisdiction yet appears
from the Judgment which, rs required 10y Tie statute ne
has ann Ned to his petition, that he Is 80 cOnnn,d
Fourth If the rcatOr were entitled 70 the conmuiaon
which his counsel claims (but which " has not shown
himself entitled 10 by any statement of fact 10 his pcu
toD vet his term has expired for even II the ten
months which elapsed between the two ast trials were
treated as part Of The four years of ms sent tnee-a
clnim which IL entirely misunderstanding would Only
show penal eciNiiude OF thToc years. For good ho
havur during three years the law only allows com
imitation Of eight months and thai s dependent on
continued good behavior Ifth, thc relaOf hHs really
served out only two years two months ana seven daj
of his term.
soon after the refusal OF Judge Barrett to grant
the writ siotcss counsel. Mr.. Brooke. appeared In
the BrooKyn branch OF the supreme Court before Judge
Pratt aud asked for writ of babeas corpus. JddSe
Pratt denied 10 The ground that The Application must
made the county III which the ieator Is imprisoned
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
JULY INTEREST on MISSOURI BONDS.

Bondholders of the State of Missouri COM
plain that bonds OF that State issued Aug 15 1856,
payable 20 years after their date through the careless
OF the State officials Of that tme have coupon
for interest due July L. 1876 attached The bondhod-
protested, but were compelled TO take the bonds
Tae State officials Of Missouri say they will refuse to
pay the interest due July l. because there Is coupon
represent H. though the bondhOders have not yet
tached that OF Jan /, 1876 which is the Last and by
which 10 Is c0ncusvely shown that for July /.
1876, ever attached The bonds have been shown
to the State authorities at jefferson City, also the
Fiscal gent OF the State in this city and the justice OF
the claim for promise OF payment OF July interest
was readily aek dged by the latter