Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3581, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1862 — Page 2
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Democratic Union State Ticket rot ktU'tETAfcT Of TTT. JAMF.S S. ATHON. Uf M irioo Countr. i"OE AlblTOK Or UTATF, .'OSEHI HI STIXE. Of F-.uuUi'i (Vjuntj. ro tikmiu or TTt, M ATTIIKW L BKETT, Of Dret Countj. rOB ATTOftXKT OELkAL, OSCAR . HOHD. Of Dec.itur Countj. roa t ritixnuksT of rcauc i-TtCTiojr, MILTON II. HOrKIN'S, Of Clinton Countr. The Duty 7IIIHh.it rmnndfM.
In a work puM.rieI uorne. lime a;o bj (Jener.., !
HaLL-U k, be thu eif-re-Me hU opinion a to the dutie trwl accomplish menu of a military cotngrxJ Genf nl will nerer alm't t defent, anJ he will even nvtke a victorj .Len circum Unre- rwjuire it."
Tl.U .le. of gooi generalship hu been fre j queotljr illuitr tel during the pre-eat war. j
l!nrtd Ten-Il Mhmtlon-.l I'rotrartcd l niggle Antirlpulrd. We gtl.er the fui'.'iwiii.i intere-ting partim. Um of the hr.itii.n of Iltml in uti 1 the position of afTiir- there : ti Tul.tj evening lat from the editorial corresn!euce of the Ch.cst i I'oit: It i evident tl.-t the fight will he rTotrictM one, an'l even now m.? he .il to he pcm-H?
more tti.in Le-'un. The fleet i n..w 1,0 nearer i
the piit e are enue.-vuting to uL.iie thin on J .'
heM prisoner. The writ never ili-w-hnrpe a : man from iii-t!r. It or.!- hr.n up an uite-ti- : t.injn of hi c."e A li- h.ire un only he rnvJe j it ule.it.erit or.ler tn-eJ on li e hive- j ligation. It i. t'mefure, i.o pe il ii.'ht of an ; inriKe:.t man. It helon;:to irinK"eiit ate! pu!tv j alike. The writ 'h demu.'.cxi 1t troth, is .ueM ; out Lv rmth, an'l, p-erh-i;., an often re-ulu in r j mandin; a in hchr;;iii,r a prisoner, j It. Ne Voik eterjr JuiH compelled by I.tw, , nrfier hetty pcnaltie, to i,ue the writ on peti- ;
o Jud'e in this citv (except in the Lni-;
; tion
ate: Court) can refuse, to i .sue it. i be
lue raunmiiT Ol Iii loin. me uan' w -viii ; , , . ' ... r .. T. r. ... ... ,: , . i ,-,1 ,i J U'le ü not re-nihie for iU execntin. The! re moored in their oi l portion, and with t.e . . . , . ; , , ........ i i Mienff i4 the oßicer i whom ientruted the dutv i exceLtion of K-Citsioiul tni ua ainl down the , . . , . . ,,. . .. , , . . f a . - f .. . of tnn:in "the io.1t tefore the Judv'e, and the j trenn for a d:.tin'e of two or tliree mile-i, theT ' " . ,, .. . , . . . . . i . .. i ' f 'i-M-n-ioii ordrr.t ot tlie 1 reilent of the L n.tel ! rerntin ttti-tMrr, keeping up teni, however. . , . . . . .. . i
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Thr (irral lliprdllian up tlie Tenneff Klirr. An etpelition ha; gone up the Tenneiee river conUtin2 of three pun fo.its and one hundrcl and thirty -two tian-poft, all laden with troopi and inuilioiiK of war. Amoii the troopn w e no tire the following ludii-na regiment: llth, iJIth,
43.1, 41tli and Marlin' lottery. This ii the e- j pedition which U referred to in our diapaUhe.i of j thi moriiini; hi not hiving ncrotnpli'hcl any i thinj; of importjn e jet. j I'url) l,rorrl ptloti. j We have neter vouipl Vmed of the Hep'iblicans ; for taking to them-eKe the ofhei d patrol. ate whkli the jo-weion of power pveslo them; but j we h.it e denounced the lnpo-ri-!y Inch, under ' the pieten.-e of n p.nt) i.-rn, reek1 t delude l)rrnMT.iU into ui.ion witli ItepuhliciiH, tut taken fare itself to appropriate all tlie ppoiljj. ; The New Yoik AtUt inve-iipited tlie atla'rs ' of the New Vi.ik Custom lloue, and learna the j following fact-: ! Out f the two hundred and twenty -seven out- ! dKr officer" injrior, weither, uii-r :nd ' tne.nurer! .dl but twenty-seven liave been re moved by Hirney, hit h in a tnutli I ner projMir- j tionth ui w n ever t.el'vi e removed by any col ; lector; and et Mr. Il.irney Ii;m fallen far jdioit of! giving (.iti-la tiuii to hu party. Tlie proportion of in.'ide cleik procnhe.i in not known exactly,
but it i iupN-el to ejual if not exceed the ratio of beheaded iupn-tora. Sample rimatlc Treavon Itatiipunt. For manv eara Wm. I.iovi (Jarki-o, V:n iell riiiLtirj. I'akk tu 1'iLLsHiar and Kev. Dr. CHktVka have been the "Khinin; lihtH" of antt sl.iverv fin:itici.m. There are shades of difference lrtween the views and ideas of these men; but they hive belonged and now belong to the name chool. Last month one of their "Convention" wai held in Albany, which was addressed by I'arkir, l'lLLsarar and others. From his sjeech, w hich fills five column ol the Anti Slarrry Standard, we take the following frank declaration of smpathiei, purpose and aspiratious wliich are shared
by the malignant generally:
' fin not trink to $re this (iorrrnmrnt prolnnord
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UH'H.Irr 11(11 ' Uff fiiritrm j'iiiii. vii uic iviiinu j , Are hrrn for twtnty yrur attempting to orrrthroie thr prr$rnt dynasty It I do not misjudge the Constitution, whatever may have been its real character, it was never po much au engine of cruelty and crime a it i the present hour. It teem to me the present Admin'ftr ition m on the cne l and, the trrak'tt, and on the other hand, the triekrJrt, we hive ever had. Mr. lluch-in in' Adr.i ni-tratiun i- under infinite obligation to it for casting its wickednes and imbecility so far into the shade. I can not join in the congratulation I so often
hear a to the hopefulness of the signs of tlie j time. I do not want to see hopcl'tiltics. am nnt rrjnired at tulin:$ of tictary to thr Xnrthtrn j arm I would fur rather ntr dtfrnll) j rejoice in drfnt and dinnttttr rather hnn in ri- i tor if , because I do not beiieie the Notth i in any j condition to improve any great succe- whii h may attend its arms. 1 think the Alnditi-'nists fail j sullicieutly to recognize one great fact, and that is the peritcnt, determined. (od defying. heavenfroioking impenitence of the North. " ; Ioldinr thee opinion'. I do not desire success U the Northen army. I say, let u have ! war; let w hare all it Jiointera ami .lJrtt. if the ; condition of the slae is not to be changed. ' A correspindent of the New York Observer asks: ArJ the-e the word and sentiment of a loyal citie.? C;in such cold-blooded and traitorous exp1 -s,:oii find a re-.pon.-e anywhere except in the heart of conspirators and rebels against tl e bet Ooveriiment the world ha eier een? Are the men holding such view to mould the opinions and rule the minds of our I'nio -loving citizens? Without ipu-itlng more of hi views on this point, let me give a single extract, which, while jwrfectly characteristic, almost make one shudder at the impiou blasphemy which could trat e-ty the word of Inspiration by i!'-ci ihing the execution of a fan tlie and i ritnind in tlie touch ing I tngu tge that lecords the death of the Son of d: If Jidm T; n. like a tn"htv .iti'.cl. came ifmni from llrate.i, and if tlie powers would it lie permitted, wot.'td line hound that drgn 'd .-ece ion) lor thousand mdletmial yers and fieer. You se zed that fiit. r iii;e-t hero of t!: nineteenth century, and hung hi'n u;v..n a cro-s t',c stitbli'irnt. at well u$ tinIJet, ttj.ectadr finre the crn tip-n Cilriry, tint vc.'ed the very hcfNeri ill '-.kt h th arid a-hes lohn r-nw n ta-i-ht us the way; but the people wo-i'd Hot ! 1 1 iv. He citne. thf cerydal mtdr ?!rh. and pointed tiieroid; l'U the IV'j K? and 'Te t.venin"t.t would hot walk t'.ic:cti Hew s. alrtio-t il'cr illy . the i'aj anJ ihe trn'h. an I he w..ul.i hate been th !:V; b' t Ihe nati-! wa. not worthy. I sometime th'nk that on ik it 1'eitfi.! iii-r;i"iu . thed of ! eoi'ocr. 1 -."!, a he bow c 1 !i head and g ive up tlie h-l. til it the rec onlir.g iiii.c: mie'a lelerstd" heaven, of this u itlni. "It m inuh'd " Why are iir.e of thfe ran pint fiaitors, the declaretl enemies id the (internment and the Constitution why are none of these uu-s'p-i ,nd ent to md.ttry priotiT Cm any ineniher oT tie tiaterntnent tell whT 1 it l-aue the a-e w utd a lecturers at the Simth-otiian In-ti tute? I it not enough that such Traitors are toleritelat Alban? I it reailt necc-.tn tint they should pollute ;he Fulctal Capital by t!ie:r presence? Illnek 'rffilni Mini ti 1 1 Satrr. The i-ayiiig th'.t the extrem A I ! t ;off would fre ! i tif. e the r lir- and lil-eites ..f white men to necioe ll t v;1 n J m t t! r iortes i streit no fiction If it necle-t n"ie f..f, the ret ent -i-cc h td our Ainer'cau Hob epieire. Wen-iell Thillips. in Wa-hiiij;t..j. ..u!d siipjlv the material. He argued that ' toiln AbriLatn Lincoln is the rn i un!imitel depat this ide of China!" and the red hot Jc-ot.ui v? hernently rjel thit thi ileritic riower shill le eierte. to il full extent. The Vice lVideiit Mt .i other lei.;,- A.ol.tionit n.tt round and ap pU'lle-i the fj. Ii to thrlvho. The so called extiemes tnret. An em!lem of Eternity is a viper with its tail in it mouth; it is alu an emblem of something uite as 'itite and far more odious.. Here tlie fange.1 and pois- j ottwus he.i tt( the erpent reiTeenta the Despot- I i.in which Mr. I "T. 1 1 1 1 r-- intnkes, and Abohtiou- ; i-ui is the tail' .V Y Ars,
The bwation of Island l'l feerns tob eculi- :
arly fitte.1 by natural advantage as a place for long if not sncceful defense. 1 he river sweep 1 around a lare lend which changes its course in ' a direction alm'ist exactly the opposite from that ' in which it make it way for several mile ahme i the islatnl. The upp r portion of the letter S is the readie-t illustration which urgen itclf. . The fleet now lies in the river a short distance above the narrow jeuiiiu!a. which, putting out from the Kcnturkr shore, thu alters the cour-e of the stream. For a distance of rearlv lour
mile above the rerniiula( the river fiows in a , .i: : ...!., i i... . t . i. : i i i have
O.IC lion lie nutti - ni t, nut pkimuj .1113 Sll'l den impediment, turn toward the northwi-t, ' which course it pursues a distance of some ten mile, wlien it again turn ami "make-" southward in a direction nearly parallel with that above ' it, thu creating the peninsula referred to. It is at a siitit three miles I loir the commencement of this projection of laud that Island 10 is situ , ated, being tieirly in the cei.ter of the stieam, with ch innel upn either side sufficiently larce to adm:t the pass ige of the largest boats. The heivy fortification upon the i-land, therefore, ' Command lioth the Missonii and Kentucky shores. . Uut in addition to these defene the relicls hate erected batterie upon the upper side of tiie pen insula, three mile above, extending to the island, ! and corn in Hiding the river unit on w aid cour-e to the latter. It i the first of the-e we ate now j ende i voring to rehire. ! The Kentucky and T nneee State line p i-ses ' through the lower patt of the penirsula, and but a fehoi t distance below the loot of the island New Madrid is loe.ted ai the extreme j-oint of the peniiisula on the Missouri shore, and ten mile di i tact from the fleet. The distance across the foot of lh fei. instil a,t' a pomt oppo-ite the fleet, is not I five mites, while twenty five m.le- must be tra- ' Vermel to re uli tlie same int in following the I natural course of the river. One battery is also ! nil -osel to be located at the foot of the island, j These, with heavy guns placed nloii l.'ie river j bank a distance of fit e miles, a. id all the batteries I
only to prevent the execution of the order by the
Sheriff". We are not aware that any Judge in th'nt ) State regards himself 8 absolved from the statu- j tory necessity of i-uing the writ by any order of I the I'le-ident. Doubtless a Jude would isue a I
w rit, as repuTcd, on a proper tition, in any case. The power to suspend the privilege of the writ, a exercised by the 1'resideM, has not been recognized by any State Court in America, a far as we nre at present informed. In the United States Courts the writ is purely a statutory right, giver, by a United States statute, which regulates the power and duties of the Judye in relerence to it.
We do not know how far the United States Judge
as-eiited to the power of the President to in
terfere with that statute, but our understanding of I the matter, on thr w hole information before the! public, is that tlie President has not JormtUy sus j .ended ti c privilege of the writ, hut ha u cer- j tain special instance instructed disobedience to j to the writ. If the contrary i true we shall le i very glad to be informed, and it would at once j place the whole matter in a shaj-e to be dicussed j with a cleaier Knowledge of whatjowers are claimed lor the President In the M er rim in ', case, it appeared that some one, on behalf of the ' (Jot eminent, did claim that by some 1 1 rh d or ( written order the Pi evident had suspended the j issue, or prit ilege, or effect of the writ in that! pirti' iilur cae, but we are wholly in the dark as !
to tlie actual order made by the 1 icsident, and '
w hat it was that he claimed to su-peud. The cxpie-sioii of the Constitution is, "The pi it ilege of the writ of ho hea enrpu sh ill not be
siisjiended ej( t'i t," Vf. What mty be suspended, ' therefore, is the iririlrijr of the writ. Appaiently j this ex -bide. all idea of theMwvr to stop the et- j feet of the wiit aller it is oi.ee is-ued in favor of ; a pi isoner, but it m iv be contended tint the privilege goes with the writ and can be at rest et 1 and j sticMied at any moment by competent author! I ty. lint this aiitlioiity must be clear and ample if it exist any where. I A review of the hi-torv of the writ w ill not help j
u at all to ascertain wlieie tlie jower of sus
pending "the privilege" cxi-t. A great ileal of j paper has been wnted in discussing the English
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s.ilil. It i plainly e ident that the reduction
of the entire line of defense is an herculem task, and can not be ac ompli-he I sav e by persistent and irotracteil seige. The road which crosses thr foot of the peninsula to the river on the opjxisite side does not, a is supposed by m my, pa.-a through low, marshy ground, but over a slight elevation, and can at all seasons l pasedover with but little difficulty. The Missouri shofe of the river i:i this vicinity
consists principally of low . ti it land, thegie tt
nut shell, for sensible minds and sensible latvy ers especially. '1 he privilege d" this w rit is in no respect different liom the piiviiege of anv other writ. The
pi it ilege d the wr it of h'ibtri corpus is just the
same right of a citizen as the privilege of a writ
ol tnand'imn, or a writ of prohibition, or a tviit j of ct rtitirori. The priv ilege of the latter, for the , protection of property, is the citizen's tight, as the privilege of the former is his right, to pro-I tcct hi person. Now, what tower call suspend j
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tear far a distun e of fifteen miles b ick from the ,.' . , . .,
no oispuieo as 10 me single writ oi uauni cor
pit. Can the President susend the rit ilege of mnud'tmu' No. Why not? Nothing but a Legislatuie can do it. Does the Constitution
stream. When New Madrid i i cached high I. oid i found, thickly settled and comparatively well lilted. The inhabitant throughout are mostly wealthy farmei s, h have long livil upon the very piemiscs they occupied up to the time of the
bieakuig out of the war
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Legislatuie or Congress could annul the writ of I
liolita corpus at any inoment. The constitutional protisiun is purely prohibitory.
It would M-eui to he a waste ol word to show,
prohibit a State Legislature from suspending the writ of moit'loinm! No. Yet the right to .-us t . . ...at.
., 1 . , ., 11 r 1. 1 peiMl it exi-ts un the ott er powers ol the Legisthe mtdt of the fieninsuhi aiKive referred to 1 I . v ... .. '. ,, . . . . , ii 1 l' tii i ti 11 . r hdtue. Now sinke out of the Constitution this ated Heel root lake, a beautiful sheet of , . .. . . . ,. . . .
the reason that on its shores reside the descend
nuts of the immortal Davy Crockett. With the exception of this, the ground composing the jeninsula is high and presents an undulating sur-
f .. 1 . 1 .1 1 r 1 1 0 nifiii'i jm 111 it or a n.isii ace. dotted with the homes of numerous ttedihv . ... . .
( , i , 1 l' . I . 1 . . ' I lv further argument, that the imw er to t-uspeui farmers. Lake Keel root is known to l.ut few .,- , , . . . . '
me l inden s 1 1111 111 . i 1,1111 riis Klion II as com nion law writs) tes'nies only in the Legislature,
and that it does ie-ide there unless prohibited by
tiate'er up and down the Mississippi, and has not attained a fame extending gioitly beyond the borders of the ,eiiinnlar itself. Hut in days gone by it has been the scene of many a large and enthusiastic camp meeting, by Christians of the Methodist persuasion. The bombardment to day was not n vigorously persisted in a thai of yesterday, but the guns of our fleet seem to bave been more accurately directed, and to hate produced greater havoc among the works of the lebels. Not being able yet to chronicle a victory over any one of the enemy's wotks, we are unable to judge how se vere has been the loss sustained on the opposite side. Nor has any information been obtained concerning the number ol the enemy's forces con centrale! at this loc lity. In the ev ent ol" siibiluing ihe firs! of the batteries, which it is bebet ml can not much longer hold out against us, an im pediment to the taking smimtliatc posse ion .if it pi esent itself. The guns of the battery next lower down ai e of sufficient range to rover the now besieged tvuk, and a transput endeavoring to land troops at that j oin! Would he completely
riddled. The infantry must, theielore. be landed j above, n the Kentucky shoie, man lied bark into j the country a distance of three miles, until solid j ground is attained, and so by a round about course gain the cot eied Msition. Hefore the "cotillon" had fairly ojxited to liy j
a shell from one of the enemv's batteries came
the Constitution. Nor can anv possiblcdistinctioii
be drawn between one of these w rits and mother, as to the jawer of susj en-ion We lo not pause to discu-s the extent of the power of Congress and of State Legislature uver these writs. Etch ha jurisdiction over the respeotit e courts of the United States and the States, and the Cohstitu
tion of the United Slates is supreme la w to both.
I he .strongest argument that has been ad diked in support of the witter of the President to suspend the privilege, is that which is based on the general power gitcn to the President to take care tint tlie law are faithfully execute 1. In this, and o'l.er general powers, it is argued that
the Picsiilcnt is authorized, when the laws can i
not . in his judgment, be t aiihfuily executed otherwise, to su-pnd the writ of h'ihea enrno. The
argument is i uilty , in tint it holds that to exe- I cute one law, the President may violate aimther. j Hut, aside from this, the argument proves too
much, for it authorizes the President to do any desjiotic act. It he could suspend the writ, n such a ilea, he could equally as well hang a prii. er, on his imp warrant. The same answer ap
plies to all the arguments which hate been Used j to jutifv the lttr-dt -cacht ariests. If anv j
power existeil to m ke the arrests, it also existed to execute the parties arieMed without exauiina- j
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h . . . . i.IVMIWIIII.ll.!..'!..! IIIL. Illl't l llS(l 11 f-f l izzmg over one ol the mortar bo t stationed 1 , ' J . .- ,. ,t m : t tii-. ii- .1 I ariests, necessarily argue lu potter in the I re-i on the Mis-outi shore ami buried Mscll m Ihe mud i , ' . " . ' , ,M j
beyond without exploiting, l.ut .-cattering tint !- i let Lible compound lavishly over the men who were at linner. It was the first shot tired by the ! et ein y from the many aimed at this point vthu h . his not I aileti tar short of it intended de-tin. t- ; tion. It was a cloer inv itatioii than our no li thought oiild b passed without notice, and an answering III inch shell from them soon after ex ' plmh-l apparently within a short distance of the
dlcnd.itg gun
ulcnt.or Secetai v oi State, to decapitate any
susjuvted man in t crmont or t a-hington. New : oik or Minnesota. If one joer exists, the i her accompanies it; iur is it jxissihle to show where a line is to be drawn between the jMiwer to i arrest without warrant, (in a loyal State, when J there is no actuai w ar,) and the nw er to suspend the writ d hahtos corpus, nd the over to order ! the sumniarv execution of a party who, in the
judgment of the Prc-ident, w as an obstacle to the ;
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du ted bv the mortars
It is too !
', t, , i plain to need elucidation or illustration. The the lsenton and .tlcunl .' .. ... . ...
Citv only assi-tnig. No casualties occiu i I n boirdthe flotilla, titl the replies f t!i- enemy weic ilelivcn-i with by io me n. the icui -act wioch i lni .u u-i .-d their tue in (he t.rst of the att a k At evenieu the mortal . were again or-icn-l to riie at interv ils during the nih'. The traii-jMiits Wiscoii-in and Pike arrived from t' iro this et ening with six additional m-r tirboits, which will be placed in posit. on in the m rtniig.
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inc
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now
pi i c I ii jH'ii a istance from the Ian 1 tou t's of to-n P! e at New M.uirid. only ten 1 1 1 i 1 - 1 1 -1 ml I't the !h t aiot e an 1 th it excellent commander below, the enemy aie com; .'eteiy henimcl in at Iland l'h Ii tv mg no oppoi tuiiily f r e-.- ira-ex cept to cros tl: peuiuuia and t ike to their b i.Us below Point Pie isant . the extreme s, hüIom n point n.iw 'ccepie! I v o.ir tmce.-. Hebcl gunln.at.s ttfif te-ti-id.it en le it mi ing to get un the river from bean . and als. .m Inou tlie l-l-md. both j ' an l'ii;,u' tlV -tii il't fru-tiati d b tir force-at New M ,dfd
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t.rt t ti e PiCsi ient of the Uicted iie Wc re"ret etshngU to .i.s..re ihn -4me wed
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i.iiv f ti e pie-c it excte-l s-t ite t tiu- pi.biic in.i. l to teivfi tncir -tu.lents prauipic d law u th.s -ub:ect. w hu h in cali.iei ditsthev would un 1 ul'!e;.v lepudiafe It is a f mgerou m itter '.'i :ov j i";'ss.,i to attempt tn-truetion ui new , r 1. 1 '.es of law whi-h.-ie brn in ti u.es of v ir. 1 (,. o..t of men are li tb!e to strong Js-lti'a! ; i j t.i'i e-. an 1 hen an old and etibiihed do.ti : is oi i ttirovt n in a r-op il ir "upi i.-iiig," and a lawyt i or a ju Le. or e-eviaily a law teacher, f.T'd h iiise't te-a; t(l to adopt the new ideas in jte.t;eine t tl.e old ud seit'.tsl the- ries, he ott-M it i hi- I. 1, u it ter as a nra le:.; instruot r, to w Ith! .'. 1 Iii in h. pup. i- ..in poitio.'i of fi s nt creed unl.i t.n.c of calm ictld.li :i an.ijuig ment Iif no) silely st-tc the arguti.etit in fitor of ti e i e.v il.e.ry , I. ,: he h-.iiM c.'U..el the si.-peu-i 'is t i i., .n;.,n until Jn.li.-ial .nt --.'ig tion s'i II giv e auth -nt v t mterpr '. iImii-. o! the law. Ltw j i.te oi. hate Ui.-lik.i their v a tion when they te.ch :ie principle- t law, imt estabiis!ic fry atithciity. 1 Ley become, in u li eise, asp.raiits to the position of law tinkers, when thev ek to instil into ttie mi-ui t yonng stu le.its, who are to become lawyer, any t! eo tetlcal notions) jl their own, uiiu; ;-rt.! b the gle.it w tight of ..:ith. utiles wlivli il sum 1 !.t ter iii.d tate-tueii regard a the safe-t in-ti uc t.-rs
justiticat'.oii of the a-um'lion of anv of these ar
liitiaty poeis ty the Pu-sioenl, is an urgumct i t r. and a ju-titic ition of, a dcsjiotislii unsui -p.is-ed on the face of the earth. In ecking lor authorities on the .ubject. it may ' safely he affirmed thit, until the list summer, no I a w t ei 1 uibted that the power to siisi'iid the priv i'i-goi th w i it re.idel solely in Congress. Ii was weil -et i led law. We shall not how cite the vti-li known niinions of disliiigui-hed jurists, which are in h-el but ;-,, and yet entitled to the highest re-pect. Hi4t there is an au'hoiity w iiich. for t'ne j ui ;-.iscs of it-zen of Nov Yoik S: ite, must be rcg ude l as very high, it not conclusive on tl.e pout. When wc, as a State, ac cepfed and ntified t!o Constitution of the United Si ites. in contention hel l at Poughkeep-ie Iii I I w c iecine! it t en'ss.tiy to expi e.-s t ei v lullt our vif ot' the interpretati' .n to be put on the C. ii -ti t ti : i ii we weie ratifying. The art of 1 1 e c.mt en! ion h d, ini.eed. no binding .mthoi it y a- law , t t ) t t the ext nt of the single act and deed of ratify. tig- the CuKitutioti, that the Je- ! ii s i't in'"! t ti e c't, eiitiou at e entit!-i t t!i- hvhe-t i e-pect by us, w.,, ;te the !e-ce:id ant- id t!.e u.-ti tl.ii t icn .laced on iecoi-d. for out in-', i net m ri :u 1 diiettion. the;r t:e in regird to fie greit Aaierican in-t. ume.it The ot. v entioi: . ti t;n n the -ubject .f in w i it t 'i fi; s, ileci.u ei ; "In. i evuy pei -on reriit,el of hi- lil-ettv i ent. tied f.i m iinpi a y into the lawfulness ot such le-tiaint. ii. I to i rem v il thereof, it unlawful,; and that su ii iixpiiry and reiUot .il tUg!it hot to oeniel, or tei.it e!. except w hen. on account of '.! -he .'.,i ger, .' unrest shall suspend the yriri ley of the irnt of huhtat corpus. W e io not now recur t the-e matters for the ske of it-new i.g complaints ti.t the rceeimg Ii d I i-t summer, because tin- I. not the time f : tu k. i.g uih comp!. nt,. icT ate they now l.cic.iry H it we legird it as the duty uf !l sonnt! coii-t.tutio'i.o.-t. t,i meet at.d op, o-e the lev etit attempt ot ardent f-dii! i.m-. aiui iu. ru !c:it j.iofe-ois oi In in New Y"ik ind New Etigl '.nd, to engr.itt the-e etrT. in favor of de-
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set v at it e ability . w inch will s t e th u tion from the disit:xu e.i'ect thtt, :ti other cocrrie. woi;!J h ve follow el -u !i pic etetit. 1 heelnrafter ft the liberty lotu.g nation comes ut of such a trial ghr:ot;siv, and the re-action it i ei'h- i er cotiv ulsirg por p isi.nate. Hut our sens must not le l-in-tit tu nr cue against the greit defen.-s of 'freedom. .Y. V Journal of Commerce .
Tur Four lMix't ParsiMR It i sta t"d th it (lei er il- Huck tier and Tilghrn in are con- ; fir e-l in -er ai ite ceils ot the trasemetit ftorv of
The aiitcf haUa$ corpus has heeti in sortie port Warren. Inn the cau-e is not kmiwn The; respects mi, uii lers:.H4vl by ihe aibiic during thi. other rse! otliceis from Fort P nelson have at ; discus-in. It i not a writ to tiee a mm from j times the hbettt m the Fort. Thev are sid to '
tmprisocment, but .1 1 only an rJer to bring the i hue gie.il v improve! in tj.peannce tnce thev ;
a Jutle, an 1 tl.eJu Jge. icached lue r ort. having fiad
C. L. S. Matthews, fiEXERAL COMMISSION
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lien. . TlrC lellnnastinnderert. j COMMISSION MERCHANTS. The anti McCiedan .ie i distorting hitorr - -
by as-ertmg thit t-cri lium-ide's fore, wJcih , fought o giilaiitlv at Newbni. wa m ole up of : the rawet regiment in the rmv, and that th:s j battle, as well as that nt Port Done!on. up-ets tlethe-rry of the necessity for drill and dicirl -ne
a applied to militia by the ct.iceis of our arm v. The truth is that (ich. liarnside' men at Newbern werej.icke-1 regiments, de ted by himself from the whole army et f the Alleghanie. He tosik no raw troops into his d vision. The Massachusetts regiment were comp ced m linly ol the dower of the M itchuett vtdutiteer mili"tia.wfio pridde themelve n;mn their drill, the nnn ind orhVeri hiving maintaine! military organization in that State, under the fieriest oppo
sition of tlie Abolition thrieker, ever it.ve the ! tn-lite sale with prmpt ret im Kusrstiteetl. jat:13
a-duiery were called out to preserve order at the !
rendition of Anthony Hum in Iv.-toti. Many of the men and officers in the Ilurnside cxpeditin were in the three months' serv.ee. and there is nothing raw lbout them. .V. Y. Herald.
FORWARDING MERCHANT, Large Fi re-Proof limlt-iii.?, NO. 124 FOfRTH 5T.. WTST tlHF, Itetxeen .lain Ireet nnd tlie Itiver. LOUISVILLE. KY.
Df. C"'nsitiia-iil'ir' ppec'oully xdtoted, tii im
DRY COODS.
Iliirntvldc to .Mcriellan, The sjlenlil a hiev emeiits of Huruside :ire the theme ot universal raise. In the midst of our congratulations it is gratifying to the friend of (en. McClellan, a it is honorable to (ten 1'iirnsMe himself, that the latter thu ascribes the honor of the plans to tlie young Chief, and ex-pre-.-es his own pleasuie that the military sagacity of hi commanding officer ha been proved by the re-ults ot his own brave fulfillment of instruction. ItutiisiJe says: "I beg to t.av to the General CMnmnding that
I hate endeavored to carrv out the verv minute ! instructions given me by him lefre leiving An I najtoli. and thus far events hate been singularly j coincident with his anticipations. I only hope ; that we may in future be -tide to eany out in de- ! tail the rem lining plan f the campaign The j only thing I have to regret is the delay caused by j the elements."
I5y'The LiverjHiol Times, an English journal j friendly to the United Stat's, in referiing to the ; late speech of Minister Aoams, on Wa-iiim.to.n'.s ! . I Ilirthdiy, makes the following remaik in refer- j ence to the unfortunate contest among ourselves: i 'I he struggle is about to commence in earnest, j ami mutt terminate bet irren Mach and Moij. j If the N'orlh can lit subjugate the j
-soiitli in Uns i. riet lime, which is very unlikely , it is utmost morally certain that the European Potters will sief in and propose term of peace, in mercy to the famishing operativ e of England and France, and as an act of real huniihity to tlie combatant. themselves. SMinl IotiM. TO AI VEf! TI.SEftS.A:i i-l rerti, went token f.-r a j-e-ir;nl ttiit, ilN-l nV'ti ret I nut lrfi r thr txji itt .' uf the t,uie itittt, ii ill te vhirjrl the mjular ritn for the h i me the tint ttry tire onlerrtl nut.
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Dry Goods! ; UJY. 1IAVK ON NI A LA KHK AND WEIL AS .-(iK'l'KIi sttK-k f lry 'ohmIs, to nhicli tt- invito Ihe tlintit.il of CAM! IU AI KI.S. JA.tIIIS LOW A ro., it.1(l-ii.'!lll l.olli.l ilie. Ky. j HOTELS. 'j I NT KI! NATIONAL IIUTKL,!
:;.- a. .i7 mto iiitvAv, C O II N E l 0 F F K A N K L I N S T tt KET, ' jmr .te." -x' bk m.
IIIIS fir-l cla. In U- th" lint nuiet. liornelike. ntxl :
plcaant hiMil in th-city ..ffcr- superior iiilnce-
nn' iiiiff 'f tin- ir tTs of tht- MilSersviile irve K.iii.l ('..niji.iny, on ihr gg. I of .Marc h, l-;g, or.!, r. il that the uniiii.il lii tiii of the Stocktiohler of said Company, to el.rt five ):n-. t..r for the eii-iiing year, he held at the t ol I -Loose, t)4i the 12d. day of May, lM2, at M o't hi k A. M. 1'OWKLL llUWLAMi, ii.th'Ji-w3w S.iretiiry. PROPOSALS. l 'A.-Tr.K4AT:R I If. VA kTM KT, I" SA.,( Iiitl.aitiipohs, Ind., March '11, 1-tVJ. 1fl 11!-SJI1 "11711-L b-' KM'FIVFl) AT THIS Ol I UK I'XTIL 'I hurlnt , 2'tU inst., m 12 o'clock M.. ltr l.uil.liru' an t. n-ioii to the Cilj Hospital in this city, t-ai.t hllill.ligtn t'eof tAoo.l, one hllil'ired (h) feet lolnf, thil tyS' V. li (:;7) feet wide, three (') sloiie h'.jrh to t i:i!.itn to jil.ni nint sjii'citiciti ions on tile in thi- Iti-e. Naiirtactoiy security will he required f r the fulfillment f the contract, ainl niut arcoinpany th hi t. '1 he laiilitini; to le coinpli-teit iihin three tt eeks froiii dale of contract, ni.d j.at.l for when eompleieii. The right to nject any ir all hid-is re rv d to tl.e (lov. rimieiit. J.tMF.S A. KKIX. uich'JV Assistant yaarterniaster, U. .S. A. MEDICAL. PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.
j riu-nts to tlioe vi-itmir Nt-w York ir t!in s or plenuie. j . t I It i central in its (oration, ami kept on the Kl'liUl'KAN j
. .... in t'.iiii'i ut'ii ss i . ii I .. 1 1 . . I . 'v . , i lirir
relreshmct ts Can he had at all hours, sett ed in their ov ti
room- xh chareos are nn-.ter.tie, the rMms and attend nice of the firt order baths and all the modern coin vei leiict s attiM hed. iiiarl'J-thiiii
(ronvirRi.v min'.) i fl7 Cr 8 9 aB:taBL Cma.'v Opposite the Ast or li.u-e and Park, New York, 1 iieiri: of iioici si r,o iiav. ! fHlllS ton' estahlished and popular lioii-r has recently .ft. heed r.-hiillt and -o-atly eularireil ty the addition t.f I ov er 100 room.- and now has aeconmoxhnion for over 300 i pei soii. Ii h is nN.i 1 1 u ihoroiiL-hly r.'iiov a d and rv fiTiii-lie.l, and i- h'Vcd ty steani und Hl'I t d hy "as ' thri'ii.'h'viit. This liotel ha ne ot" th; hot hK :itinii in j th.' city, i ea-y of m-i - from a'.l the steniulHt and I r.-tilr-ai h-adinc to tin rit t , ai d is colit eni nt to :.ll the j citt rout i yances. It ha now all the reiiuisite if a firt :
rlas hon !, inurir!i; the rotnfort f its inmates. I he patronage of the Ir.tv i liiij; puhhc i rej 'tf iiilv soliriled. Terms J I ."Oper day. II. L. I'OtVK!;, feh'.U-tlüin Proprietor.
wi;ste;!: iioie:!,, O, II, 13, 15, 1? ( Ol ItTLAM) !T., N'KAIt bKOAD'A AY, NKW YOKK CITY.
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lid LA 1)1 KS OF DKLICATK 1IKALTH Ott I Mr.VIKKIl
or iiii.Mijoii , r to tboe by whom an increase of
family i- from any reason o!jertionah!e, tin undersigned w ould offer a presciptin w hich is p rfi-rtlj reliatde and sale, and which ha- hern prescribed in various parts of the Old World for thepa-t century. Although thi- article is very cht ap ami simple, yet it has l.eeu put up in halt pint t'ottl.'s and sold very extensively at the xhorhitant price of J5 per bottle, the uiidersiKiied proposes to für nisli the recipe for Sl, hy the po-e-ioli of winch every laty can supply herself v ith a erfect itf.'jiiard, at any druir -tore for the trifütiir sum of 25 'iits per year. Any physi'ian or druiriri-t w ill t-ll jh it isp.rfctit harmless, thousand- of tesntiionials can he prtK-i:red of its efficacy. Sent to anv part 'f the world on n-ceipt of , hv addressin. " Ir. J.C. DKVKKAt'X. P.O. Ftox, Xo.'23.'3, New Haven, Connecticut. uly22-d.t til
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r--r: YOl'NC MFN WHO II VF IX1111111 themw Ives hy certain secret I I x1 lial.it. vvliit-li unlit tliem for loiiie-, .'I pleasure or the duties of fiarri'-d life; 'Aitji alo, iiiiihile-aced aii ! old men, win), trotn the tollies of youth or other rauv, feel a d.-li!lly in a-'v-.tno- of their years, before plicmi; themselves under the trejtnii nt id' .try one, should tir-t read 'IHK ShCItKT tKIK.NI." Married 1. plies i 1 h-nrn M.nietl.ini f importati' e I y l.-r'jiiiir " I he Sr i kkt Kkihm."' Sei t to any address, in a seuled ciiveliiiH, on r.cMpt t.f Ten (Vnts. I SI U AKT A CO. ran he consulted on ail di-. aes of a private t ront'd rtial natur. from ,t A. M. to 9 I' !., (-liiid.iys fn ru 9 to 1 1 A. M .) at their ofii.-e, No. (3 Kat Third str.-.-t. up-sta r-, hetween Main arid Svcumt re, opposite the lit nrie l!ne. Ad r. ss en t.s. . sir A KT A CO., ru hJl-ilAwv-i-"'V2 Ciiiciimaii, Ohio.
- I tiii: oris iow ami i:xir.itii: i: ' or i iv ti.in. i 1t rt.lSIIKDKiK TDK HKNKMTANH AS A W AUX- ; IN, an I a caption to yun men wr siiüer fr-an Xervou 1 1.' slitv, lr miturc liecay. Ac : -upplt in' at the same time tie- means of self-cure. I'.y "lie t tin hatur.ti hilii-.'ll af-er h-inir put to reAt evp"tle through medical composition and ijuackery. by tich a jM.-t- j paid aditri's-.-J envi h.pe, -inule Copie mv le had ot ihe j author. NATII ANIKL M VYF tIK. K-j., iiith.'2-ttlv 61 IU-.!ford. Killer-C" . N. Y. I
LAW SCHOOL. LAW SCHOOL OF Harvcird College, 1862.
LEGAL. llllAls i:S JITl
fBIWOTKKMSOK NtXKTKK V WKKKS K ACH, fOMMFNClNii M.inh 3d nnd Sej ti m-er l'f . li rCat.ilotfue and Circular, addrs JOKL 1'Al.KKK. lo rtil I'rot. -sor. 'atnl ri.ie, Mas. Fe!.. 1SG2. fehUl-dSt-i--!! Sat
film: rxi'KK-ioXhi) co.mmi.-s:onku apfoixtM 1-t t y in- Maiiioii Circuit Court in th- ohm- of
l Ho ni t .. J:u-..ii Hii'i.iy and others, .n ha.d r; ü i.ti t 1 . ;i -i.i h C' r.ii..jss,. i.i r, - 1 to
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On- . 1 -I l-id-'er. over the t w ..-Th'rd- V..I II I itl tl f. t'.. f .;., ii. r. ai . , Mtuate t. tri.-i. cainty. India -u, :i,.n I to ., .he a-t half of the -cu'h-eat icnrter d -. on i'7 : tw-r.tt -seven. towr..-.;p -ftetit. en ( i 7 1 r.u.e ti .e eat. ti.i.i.i'wi u (s.) acres. A So. t! e tolio ii. it nhoi real rt:te '?U.te in II.i'lnfktvttU, 1 -id .in , b.in th" liortti half of the eat 1 a If of t i,. n: h t .t'iarier if -t-rinu r v-iity-si (.ft.) tonl :p - v. nt t n I 17. rane ,.''. net. which. w,-h said M i i -s C"U:.I hiini ait rc.-iiki. w id ! i l t I v th.-u' il r-
NEW BOOKS. V V Is V S T I O if- 1 T 1 C s , tK I!ct l(i;ilicülLririIation on Slavery .' tl. if di-t'ir' ;I;!r inf'llfl.ce .'tl the
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salt-, on SATl idY. -jmn PAY of AI-Kim-. SaV w.'.l he n.ade ori the premises afo?e-,id dernei. a s.'ii.itt-I in Marion c.ur.ty. Jz d'ana. Sasl s.-le will l-e ni.i I- a; n-: It - than tb" tw o-third t alu rinn thereof. Th-'.i!- will h- between tLe hours t ten o'cl tk A. M. a-: ! -i i oYI.-t k ('. M. 1 ,e tf rm of al- w ill f oti-th:rd c-ih ia h ind, the t..t!nre n m e and two tear, the puichacr frit ii r tv.-t-s without any relief Ir-un val lalion and appra.-cinrtit !-. and hearni' ti.tere-!lr ui tiare. t.KL24-wüw AMKKtV f. ft MY. C.'tiiiniift.er. FOR SALE. Ja per (Oiuity Lantl.
Fylrf. IIA VI II CHZIIMV, Au'l- r i f 'Cotton i Kh'l-." "Kt! iopia," "Clieniistry of A?rTCii!';iT--,'' Ac.
l ive 11 mid red l,rr Octavo lajej lloiinl in ltli.
IHVVK A -MAIL PI f i't'. OF LA NO IV J As'PKK j C.-v.r.ty. 1 .j 4 i cre., part t.i.-.hcr and ptrt pririe. li-"t a:np U'.'l.) mat I will scli t f.ve i.!lr a: acre li i .!..- ro r.u-w.-.t jaro r of i,e .,uiti -;.t t, urtrr of ; 1. 'ii t-w ntup .T2. n.r:L of rarje 5,,ft, in Ja- j p r t iintt . In-'.tta If ro one should want it at the!
! ve price, they ju address me t t i.rmp l . i.h:. JOHN I;. KLLiKU.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR TIIE SPRING TRADE.
L.ki oi 4 Uiaii Lehn.
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win ii.en tie "ie wnrttier re -nail or stuiii not n
d time t re-t mnl re-
rrii't lltton Trarelirr .
n iutick sTosti:-itoo u, WITH WAUK-UCHiM ATTACH F.l. S inn- prod:ie r..J fi.ooo tth of Choice Li ;u.r, wit! f.r ..1J f. r pat cih aiol part on pt-J ti"e, o WILL EXlCKlsrOE iVV. A I'fcSliiVLLK ELSliKN'CE, In ciK-4 part f the eity. ti.arrL.".-dtf 0. 13 Sotlttl llllnol .
JY. INVrTF.THF. VTTLXTION lF T-UYEK-S TO OUK
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SCHOOL LOOKS, WKITlNi; VXf WKU'l l'ti PvrFKS, I .NVKUH tS-All -lei, FLANK FatOKS, tiNNLT HOAl;i. WALL ANI WIMKIYV PAPF.K, rtXS. IXC1L. INKS, 4c. The trade Mipphetl ill Oirar.i.nati Vthclea lTVe. MtOWiLV, STKir.tilT V CO. Ii.d.anapo::., Irnt'.ana. wk;t-t2w
DRY C0ÜDS.
lEiirst of tixo Season.
S 5 o , O O O O It T II a V ST'FinsrGr ISTX5 STJ2&&'E?R DRY GOODS OjPETTXTG AT NO. 5 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
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MimACING ALL THE LATE NOVELTIES TS PRESS OPOI'S MANTLES, SK1KTS, 1c.. Tor. TTIE l-rr.IXC.
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AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES AND NOTIONS,
CALL AM) .TUDGK KOK VOIJKSKL VKs.
M . H. GOOD. Proprietor.
ATTORNEYS.
TAKE NOTICE.
PFNJVMIN HAUR'SON. I WILLIAM P. FISIILtCK, ,.r .-vnnKir.vt inn Titt hit rrs:CH l vr n
u- ii A - La- k . f 1
uaieoi ftanace & iiirrison. iiic tu v-oniier r ii uacn. St.-rk of O.K.d-ow,.-. t.v K. A. II.lt. i i the Mi
U&nntCnU Jb riCUnÄPF F Ii-' lwuMma-. No. S. ant w,.l n.w lr'. rn.i!i: nnnnloUil 06 ridnUnUrV a..- rtment f the tatfststjh-s of O.n-U, ail will k.-.p . A'llriT3T.I L'VQ a -ri T A tit jxrierced workmen t -uit ad the ol t ..i-t. in. r w :i a -f- X X XTt. J i O -L J-UV.VV, fW nPs. whom h ...1 nt to Ce Li. n a rail U f re omCF. NO. 62 FAST WASHIN.ITON ST.. . ji,r''K l'rmhrtr' ,U WlU m rt
(Over MuiiM.n A Johnston'i. Stove Store,)
Tlii old esfahlisfied and favorite resort ef the lu:irieM coint'itttiity hasheen receriTly retitted, and is complete in everything that can minister to the comforts of its patron.. Ladies and families ar" s ecially atut carefully jiruvide.I
f..r. j It i centrally located in the hu.-ir.ess pa t f the city, 1 arid is contipuou-to the iirinciji.il linos of Mcamhoats, ', car, omnihuses, ferries, Ac. j In CDiiscijuence of the jires-ure cauftl by the re bullion j prices have been reduced to ; One Dollar and Fifty Cents j PER JZT5trm j J The table i amply supplied with all the luxuries of the ' -eason, and is e.jual to that of any oth.T hotel in the I country. ' Ample atcommodaiions are dTorfd for upward f 400 . Cuet.. ; CX- I''- tit believe runmrs, harkmen, and others. ! who may say "the Western Hotel is full." j I. I. WINCH KSTKIt, Proprietor. Tims. I). Wr'itrs-rr.K. feblä-dini j WHOLESALE GROCERS. j
Spring Trade, '62. (JLKXX & SONS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 70 nndj 72 Vine Strert, I'hTWKKN SKC0NI ANI) PL ALL STS., CINCINNATI. lli-Qrm Have a lare, lesira lo and carefully üel-cted 6ticl, l which the attention of buyers is invited. rn-lr2i.-d4t
IriM Tav Io11:ii5 , i I-i:v-r.-d fr-e ..f . ha-e at any poiot in the tni:e1 Slate j that en tw reat h-d I y fxpre. Ca Ii mu-t crnipanv or-ier in a-1 cj-ts, uiJcs h'iioeiit hy e.re to t-e . pa d for on delivery. lie vt.-tk i- li'.w t'r.e hand r.f the stereotyper, atnl an .cl.Ti-.n will te pru ted and lclirred nn the lt dav of Air-1. 1-Ü. Celj Alffnts wlitel ti eil the worV. Address ruCii-w?,- FaKAX A McLEAN, Ci.icir.r.at', Ohio. ! SCHOOL BOOKS.
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themselves lo-r-th.Tin the pructiceof the lata, aitl i
attend to all l.-cal tiu-iiu-s entrusted to thefr care in the i
State and Federal Courts. L'FXJAMtX UVKUISON. WILLIAM P. KSHllACK. I)eeem!er 11, IsCl. Henry M. S.'ntt, Notary Public, will iVe atkm.wletlj-. ment- of deeds, Ac. at the alove office. ilecl2-d.1m
PIANOS.
Men's and Boys' Clothing ON HANO. .lvo a pood Mock of ru i lt i it 7. loit fortt the 1 !', Odd IVIlow Hall, (. 2. w ashin;tx stkkft. irr...Ti ir.rii;:. jaiibt-.l.'im
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DRUCCISTS.
SCH1EFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.
w ii ole sali: I 1 ; co ; i sts. And Heuler In I'anrv (.oods, Prrfumer)-. Ar. Also, A pents for the sale of K. tined Petrolrum, llltirrnalitig Oil, Mii-rior to nny Coal O.l, fui ni-h.-d in any .uantiti. s at the hw-st market rate. KO ANIl 172 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YOLK. jairJtJ-i'Oin DENTISTS.
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If the tenant furnishes team, Ac, he pives one-balf in the bu-hel or crib; if fumihetl to him, Le gives twothirds. Fach tenant will hate 12 o oiii l'o c liiM lnmil FREE OF LENT.
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PIANOS.
.Superior I'iano Forte.
f P.LST. lNCLCDINC, CiMCKFRINO A SONS, IU Sfl To.V; STEIN WAV SONS, New York; William kiial. A Co., lialumore, may he found at The Indiana Musio Store, X. P.. Pianos tt. Kent. WILLALD A STjW'LLL. fell 4 PHYSICIANS. OIHiLM- IV. SOUTH MKK1DIAX STIiKET.
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MICHIGAN STREET. FilHK PRiCKOFTME APJJVE PltU)Pi.l.TY OX MkIUi AX AND DFLlW AUt: STUtilH H AS BF.: J from $AS ler fotH i- 3ja-rft. hi IVon-ylvania, tivCk f.V to 4 jer Thi is the cheaet nn4 n. desirable vayant proper. in the city, hy i3 r lent., norih of Wa t Wa. f 1 1 'i , , .1 . I L.l m . . r.A V..t S.I f . ' 14 K I K i. 1 U a . f
.......'-, ..444r mif ...... 4. - ' , -- M M - W - V ... I ."I I IUI Tai.a.-s444. Partie ri-hir-r inoee than 4 feet raa hare part ofthe next I. TFkMu-Ore-wurth ca.l., ta!rcln 1. 1 3 year. wiO ai.uual ir.ttrest. Fr further information caJl at :r oflWover TaitKHt'i Jewelry Store. H. PARP.ISH Ii.diAnaa.L., Indiana, February 1, 1--JJ fehl-dCm . ,
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