j. . bruneiC';!.
foiroa aWB
' tii. ! ll w1w-j-- ii hi mtmm
m
s
yn& v Trie f U VeUaaai.
jPryn:w1 .fftTtifrfr d.'mfr y?t't"?t
- it fhn ia frico of provivionf, ptpet
' tad other niolet required to carry on buji- J
i.BTimiro oof dotbtr or b &rt tqd
, ifty omli for each wbsqnBt patlicatkp.
" ,Tt Eitit::: cf r:;t trt-j-tk j:fr Bf
t jflAtftrr; I'fjU'Mi I
' f 0kci If. 1 MfjMrTk FrttKl tl
,' r4fl "v''' t"' 4-
v " n ;utaiiittrvii:kUfi,viid Uit
jct f tU newj'.. J' TWa )"
Vjskburi Jfl iyfdlilf U'.Mtn Kfi)ofl
' loU -b4 ibwwHUKbt of bi irwopt, lit Ul
tr Wff irifd ! oflLbjr lb LwihI of (ltil
i lh jciljf ' amp wbVre llwjr ! Iooh
VflA Ik MMjr kUad to do m a 1
-1d "io-twow- impf)wtnibt(i obeurt;
thq o Uw dar b 6nit arrid
11U n kid lik " llio W UiJ
dMrmv men aod tuic, haro all ln
ftnatrand byV e jrigilaoee of Uio
: Coatedl -offii t tbia foiat;'u4
o, bafSd bl yr. arw, l.
ia 4 jpiiilpbuw aa to 4 bt fft
! of MivratiooAwUbout ibv lvaat imr-
tick of hop! it am J way b may tarn, and I
Ik trt bia oxiiioq ami ooacGum
plwbcd' vt&val 7 -jioawbk ahow of f
tart aore Mm rar tm poMitua ini
attiaaiuly fcgwojbl bojrwkk awd
laBitil tola; ollifof tb iKoicialf
stair annibiUlHHt of tbojarmy.
' "VtrtkoU Tk.&ku
ra Ma .prvftj not oaiy aBsuucMui, out
' aijrMalaaatre to tb enemy. ' ITw ii,a
bibtf ta yedue b place, and eornpvlled
a"b bi t keep a large arnty bere to
tbrealen ua and, to goard bia main bam i
ik of vaat; magnitude, jiod ta itm-lf
aafflviebtTf ftw "d rbaakrutfimijat
weal
ealf flItioa of tba amount of abaialenc re
quired tor aa army of eighty tbouMud
men aad a flee of4Mia buodred and twen
ty ajteamm upon w b icb to trannport be
troo'pa'add tuppliea, and added to tbeae a
fleet of thirty ioguy aod onwWding (run
I koala, naat rDka,Ubw one of the most ei
pfitiva traveling meoagerita that ever
etaned out to exhibit the wonder of r.a
. 4tfre to tbNnwi'bUicate4 country villa, broadly hinted in a leading Abolilibii jou
fee; lkftide the' Ifcer; ar;n Wakavwy l,Jlhat th iden f a crwbing Spring
obidUc of raft aod, flat ealled mortar np'g has been abandoued at Waah
boato, bicb i bare ao propelling power, glo "4id ibai probably our military op
ted roost be taken in Urn by the steamers, erat ions, until the end of the Summer, will
and placed 'proper' position, befor I key'
are of any Idyantagf, and even then they
'4 'no' Mrnfc'"!'-V'1 V'"- ' '
-And hat . has all ibis immense Jljrc
acexMttpbsbed I Not hing I Jvry day that
passes over a render their chances less
and leis'certain while tbeir tt oops are be
coming dispirited and 4erooraliied weak
ening not ' only the pbya'ica! but also the
moral powers of their army ; and if they
keep encamped in; tba awampa until the
not season approaches, the native roalariec
will assert tkcirsnay and reduce ibe Fed
eral army to a tnere akeleton, and the mis
aribk wreck that nky' escape will be sbat
tat ed 'nd racked, and nuflt lor aeryica in
tb military. arm or any other. , It may be.
aafety aiwerted that the army which is son t
against Vicksburg will be a total lot to
tba Federal Govern menu - If h consiaU of
on hundred thousand toen. then there will
V just that number oTdiaeased, wrippted, j
ofiiamilire uiwfmiiia iLoMka dVx
- left when they are taroaffh -ul. ih.ir work: 1
zEven if Ibey should succeed w.capturinjri
the place, climatic disease weald carrv off i
two.lbirdheri;fe
ant accommodation, the whokarjwwwilff-
r kWrkfainU"ri,bysically and
aBorally. 'M"; "'" -- , 'f V
C'l'lAjMcesfn
'forlha enemy to make any derooaelratioa
against tbi poiuL ilia expedition through
the Yaaoo l'as baa evidently proved a
failure, and no doubt heavy onev or we
bonld U Itiibrmed of it tbroogh the Nor
warn press. Tba atUrrrpi on lb Suoflow
e is also checked and lb tnemy ia aow!
n - " r - " i
k i lm P'6' n-d don't .know
hatAer to advance or retreat, apd ar
r are driving them very doselyV Sob
Sra operating ia tb country bordering
I n Yiutod ,jrivr. tkaold raruU 1& sum
.w.t;lftaJaWV''M" W;'d
( w w wtTw, w m tiiMiaw whim
towiry doe not allow ruliof terra firma
N WytthwiiiiB4flirw
Ijisadw
I ' . .. .... .. .
b ift ob dry Wint, nJ tinitk la ftcap
Iroio lb lu(vb f lb) Gpfift-denitra JU
.JtJ bopfdihlllvt,fcw.daya may
bear aoiM m1 (fcrra Uwt ootiatry.
p LATEST FROlt TUB JfdRTJTj
Tk , Iimtil . actiaat Ctirlf iUrtj
pawailrliy rfitrVCarst aratf f
Irv Jtrwf faltil lit War aal for Praca,
.W "' v.'"' .-' '
- U biiv advtcM from tbt North to lb
1 5th, fronf which w mak, ap tba fuJlow
inj Wnar wp"'.
7 ajOMNWNf ayvtailf Chartf$ton tntire
: ' ' lfy oawW " ''fi:-'
' Tho priudpai fcatort'of (b newt' friihf
ihJ Tofib ia Ibi aauouanieit of iht 'o
lira abaadonmrHt of th movemeiit agaioal
i Tba attempt to taka Charleston ia for
ll lima abndond. Tk irbnc!alHet
of Admiral DujkmjI a4 tW ar inf of Jew.
Haotrr bar lwa yJrMn to l'H lioj
at. TlfH etperiioaat pravrd too liaaxrdoua.
Tla tutterk-a of ilt enemy f Sumter,
Moult rw and Gainintrrg'a I Vint, and ha
utacka low furrowUM to be oyercoirw "'by
llm fwrca brwojtlrtr njpiiHit theaC- By tb
arrival of th Arajjo from Charleafbn bar,
oa Uji JtltiumUutj M bittrt (bet factor-
Effect of tht nem$ of tki bnJommt f
, tktmottmc( ayoiW Ciarlt$lon in tht
A orl Urtat dtipomdecy. bc. ,
Tb owJ oT thi i abaadon meat of tba
inoremvflF ajninat Cbarleatoa had cautod
a irreat de prekion. in tbVNonb. and a deJ
(oudvooy BOl
uukooj do i even txceeaeu or . u ae-
1 .i . ......
"fTWffW fpaawng
The replTse of AdraFral DuiKrii' iron
idad fleet at Charleston indefinitely poat
Hjnen, we aupecy lliot rwuinptton of ac
tive vperaliona againtl that rebel atroug
hold. The failure at Charleston, together
with the failure at Viekburg, to gaiu any
oTieTidvahlage7oet
al alf renu put a:o end, lo.tbe late coufl
dent expect at iona of lb oouotrj- io regard
to a ioruu4 and deciaive prwsecutien of
the war. At the eickly Summer aeaton in
a few week will rirt the Suuth Cnrolioa
aeaboard, we conclude that nothing but
tome orerwhetming Union succesae in
other quarter will aeeure ' tb capture of
Chailettoa beiorelbe return of the malaria
killing frot of autumn. . Indeed, it is
be limited to pegging a little here and peg
ging a little there, at tli occasion mcy io
vite or deinaao.
?rfifVrec Ike AtttickTtrric Fin
Uu FortiTh KmJtitk completely
ridiltJ--Iier 9pptarace ufler Ikt jigXl
kMrrtrr r. Ironclad.
' "TbV jtlcrald gives. some interesting par-
ticoiara bf the fight at Charlestbn, which
show tba power of our. batteries and tba
pleo&d tnanoe? ia; which oar gun were
worked.- Tba Ilerald admits that the
artillery practice of lb rebels was splen
did, and gi pfoof of it In this way r "
. Our nine vewele were struck ' fire hun
dred .and twenty times, the favora being
otsiriouiea aa kiiiowa .
New Ironsides reteived of shots, - 65
Mini.
Weebawkeny
vBlf,k 4 1
f."'"
tokiU,
.tPc.
Kahant,
TbrrTOfa'iaT8 ;
v Tbe fire from lb batteries waa treroen
dona, ; aa the condition of the' ; Keokuk
abowfl Sbrjwaa fairly riddled Hbrough
antlbroogb with highly jpolisbedL Wel
shot, .weighing a hundred pound each.
furnished to ilia rebels bv EnffUnd. Oar
vessels fired in all on hundred and fifty
bb ibiivw e.v
oae slou at the forta, wbile-lbe x latter
struck th boats cW- 6re ' hundred and
twenty trnieav 'When tb Xeokuk cam
out of the action great bole wer tkible in
on
-' ' ' -", 4i
- ' 80
& ,- ;
for UaL'ter . "idVr Yemt aM
to? I rfcW-K.j'&iJ i'ra f U of frerfb SibaitcVment
b r and there. elLIA&wf.
I I - i t ' .
l wnq win proiruoe j n re mi utero a lit A lcw,lregner fa lucumond Ctljrighl,
or letv , She making water, jtapidirt end apd make rwn. A roli willing
;iiidwi plain to b wilhit sb walla fu;avtMiMr filj Forthwith tb
'f4.1U ad.diuitltl. ! iMurt iba. actio
her totlrjf tUerand feMrfetlb)id tow
.')ubd, with- Ulk.' W rW our
eotteeptlob of lb tf'rriLl evneJoeia witli
wblcb lb ftMt bal futigbl aa far bliind
tba realil;.S5'Iiivkl d'd Mw wear ff
rratbat,BO w hti tx blal that,
lima loeoant lbm.o- )nroadabot pea
etratad ker aftetHorrt't, aud woWof wbick,
it will to-rrfWroWrtf!,, a rnuRrama tf
08bUaKwSirM-nfcf:Iah
ir eflnd1cilll)liV)drt. Aoxl)lol
paMed through bar frt mw, aaid -atill an
oilier ibrougl; Uy-HMlr$ qtialcrA The
wer all ateel ftijxiU of oih hundred
HU(kJ weight, aiid olilwl lo'lhe aiooiUb
ik-m of knife Wad. Tit terrjWe'tlJVct
of luera irjectilcajnay bainagiood wkeo
it U ataUd that oi of theii,' atrikln tit
aflr ... turntaiHiit ancle, whew tbatiresarl
waa abnost under the walla of the fortf lu
riod itself in tba Iron mail, ajEtd l(bere ty
mains. " . f ' s1' ""v ' 'M
(The Iltrtld charges England with bav
tog luraianea mesa si tot (all made iter in
f - i "iT ' "i"7T.i """" T- .
Richmond) and goes into a tirade against
Jobnny'Bull.Jnu'fter.'- ": p
; v FINANCES. " "
It is a gratifying fad, it at the plethora
of money ts U-$iaQirg to abate the b
aoption of orreoerl for the eight wr cent,
bonds, baa become h vkible. thai liorrow"
cs i-aniiut procure money -from manjtof
tli banks, which are wWiged to 'Tetaia
fundBiiTriibicb to pay their depositors.
Tba conaeqaeweea-fw-be eipected, are a
stringent B4oy market ami an aOMtemeitt
of the enormous prices which have pre
vailed. If tb tffeel of thia aUoptioo
altould be so. great at the preseat nioiuent,
when the reduction of (tie correfcy i u
nutniiest- by ..ibe .voluntary action, ofi oar;
(.uncus, what will H, Jb when the Ux bill
is passea, .ana. in wjioorawai oi carency
kforml itt e pHyment of Ujs 4 J1a
tecuklora aad imprjHien aijajif J
ruined by udden. cotipM in . pices k
evident, and tlierforiier. erill hare no' sym
pathy whatever. Tba vulmne of currency
has at no time exceeded 800,000,000. Of
this it may baafe to cakulaie'thaVlOO,
OOO.OOd are withdrawn and funded. The
tax bill is variuudyieatf mated as produc
tive from.200 to 400vOOO,OOQ of the rve
pne. lase it at tne lowest ngnre, ' ana
what will bathe effect of iL wilhdra wl of
200.000,000, or half tba remaiingcbrren-ffivend
cy i lueviiaoiy, most asiounaing uepres
sion in the price of every oinmodity.
There is a mistaken impression that this
a -.11 . ! I
iibdraw.l wilt be only temiiorary, and
that the fund will . reach their previous
channel, tit rough the disbursements of the
Government; and that the volume will
still be increased by the addition of 50,-
000,000 monthly. - Tb' Government has
no right to re issue Ilia Treiwuiy Notes
which they take in. They cannot issue a
depreciated currency.aod lhee notea would
clearly be less in yitlue, because the perkxl
luring which tbej could be funded would
he much shorter than that of the new Tea
nry Notes of April 8. Therc-forejt must
be borne in mind lhat'tbe mouey with
drawn, from circulation for tax-a can only
be replaced graduany'by the disbursing
officers, and that from the period bf its
absorption, six or eight moot lis ro ust elapse
before the volume can possibly bf o great.
And this also upon tlte supposition that
no more bonds shall be fold. By laW; the
Secretary of tb Tteasury is directed rto
tuna notes, bo a lo endearor io seep omy
175,000,000 in cireulatioo. Whether be
wilt display the genius neceasaryW yet to
tje-deveJopedv AVitk money in plenty,
prioea -wr necessarily-inflated. 'With a
stringent money market, tl-ey must tnvari
ably collapse. Upon all these tWt. there
i the additional one' of the.eageraeaa with
which the Cotifederete loan was sought
aiier locsruue, ai vo veins uixiu u-i
larrahd the oremium paid raik&g UIKW
JJMw tfr treats. jle reaction must soon
commence, and wbeo the news of; th
failure of iha ironclad fleet beGwe Charle?
ton reaches them, the financiers of Europe
must feel a still greater confidence ia Con
A. . . .Jii-w i-'-rrrl
federate credits.1" Ifrmsy tk Tiinety Jsyi
tof full develope the appreciation of onr
currency, but w assert the opinion that in
comparatively a abort period lb ehaage
wfll ba malked and graUfying. Besides
the Value placed upo various arjiclea'ar
qojy.ociiuoHS. uecaua w wia m iwtu
mood have esUblished prices npoa thspneaceroent of tje present war. U vol-
goldt silver r sterling exchange in their
tosssKQ far in advance ol its, correct
value, it Is no indication that tbe value of
our enrrency should be depreciated. True,
lb price extend from xucomona to toe
i . . - - -
I '.' I " .J 1
prkavgpea nia 8 Oft pea aanLk four dayv
theVartraaU f tut tbe)?!! HtiLIUh-
el ererywiiere elllirougIipul. lite Uon
,6ay.(Tlk'fargalhent would ' H fallal
cious that Value 'f ould .Xe', ' suddenly
cbatiged, Tabs tor instance, the provision
ntarkev vtbe iiBcuilv,of.4ransporlatJo
baarnided a scarcity ia lUcbaaondL Cor
tilea4k''CrnAaeee.airU4 - at til per
131 1 -Wer 3 10 Mik i eV
W per do; Jui keys, 20 each: pwta,
120 per ietj , hiW i".
weumKft fje aay. mi 'f oci'eve. these
to bo fair yakaliona vf tkesa eorninodiliest
It is jiwc as much the case a in lb infla
ted price of gold, silver and tte' Hng. "
South QrrWiM4a.
Tk Premlsri FaJI
kil Saltr (aeasy.
Wilbin the at frw daysaeeaeral an
eaMiies itas porvaleU Ipe speCuJatlngmar
... m'.'
ket. Tba invest toent of Cutifedefateootes
info eight per cent. lomls, th revbluUon--
ry aionea oi in nonnern prini9,int puoy
lcy of the Confederate securities in Europe,
the f ederal defeat at Charleston, and other
events connected with ttielwat indicative.!
of a better lime coining apeeilrly to the
South, have had the effect of producing an
unsettled slnTe of tuiiid aiWng all who art
profeiwidiially engaged in turning over
tiieir money in the article of common trad.
Th4e hasr- boweverij-been no important
decrease ia the price of anything, and those
tittle ' article of :" prime necessity which
make up the irsff of This domestic life
main at the aan;e f'xorbttnnt' prices to
which they, attained at the last leap up
wards' m the felted nle of the domestic mar
kets. To tba comparatively useless article
of tobacco, there haa been a full, and the
F decline promises fd W greater as the days
plum wkagj leaetny-lw spHulators the ai
tefhativ of selling off at reduced prices or
ibolcliu with a peqftec1 oT'ieobUe -laaX
tjread, the great desideratum, hoi.de Its
latest elevation, (ut it m believed that in
litis article the sjcniatora.have done their
worst. May it Iw so. In clolliing, the
opposition produced ly the blockade run
ner and the blockade gocus buyers up has
in mm n nifT(CTii cnnjr in wniio rlHMOilsM-
nienis, which are selling strring Suits for
tneo at fifty dollar that on month ago
tlieV oould have easilv sold for aeventv-
a hundred. : Such cta indieate.
. : x
it ia lelievedr a general decline in merchan
due andvprodncts ; and the only fear of
consumers undih principal hoie of the
specalHtorklhatil isiiietelr one of those
oevitaMe deviations rrotn the ascending
scale which, in great marts of trade espe
cially, only serve to lure, the former 'with
false hoies and lighten the fcap of the
latter to a stiil higher pi iclt. The assure
a nee that there ia pleirty in the land will
iHw b brought to flk lest. ' TJieTwarm
sw-ath-r will lessen' th wants ot the. public
and add to the magazine -f this abaud
MiMf. Tite good news at home and from
abroad proHiUe a great moral rtfw t, and
brtjseeu the two, lit, moral and tii phy
k'icmI infltiencHi of the. seaon, we ultoulcf be
led V antieipnte a snroruer. which, will ex
hibit a vt relief in the community. The
disappointment of such an anticipation
may as well be accepted the signal Tor
a general resignation to the rule of high
prices until the end of the war Hick-
JROMtf rvaT'uT fcrainjjrl?i
; On of the fr(ote.Bye learn that
there is a farmer iu ibia county who baa
several btfbdm) bnrrekof corn, more than
wilt be required for hi own use, ahd that
he savs lltute who get it mbst boiiie down
with lite gold and silver. Tib is pecu
liar cw. because, we are told, the gnUe
man wa a tfrvat advocate for Mood and
ekoraa fc Vy,in-1 S ftkrW
., , T. . ,m- nTtr'
er ru xvm tbow uno in - tm-wmitt-
these are the nwn who . nsrubk n the J
stri-et vrnets and aiait lit (oyaltv of tim
roen.'vino bave made sacrifice for their
country and whose Aios latches they are
sby-otcarVjHPre,!
We ar grat-fied to karn that Capt. J
IL Foote has been appointed to a position
iu tbe AdjiUant General's office! Capt F.
is a tau've of Iredell County, and waa a Pro
fessor in Wake Forest College at the com-
unteered, raised a company, and attaching
hime!f to the 1st State troops, Jie tor aa
koiiorabk pari in nearly all the great bat
tk In Virginia. Such a man deserves well
f J;UiVr!rwfAtr &itU-ri4i
u. 151 THE "
as Moacrinl nnder thf act f April. t8(3,
erft'fn yuty-( t-iwkf CedliHrt bi bht'iub.:
BtituteCedhart wa 23 yesr of age aqtiiDV---. .
afl.frpeqtsji flt,and, sufndeittsnhatiwt h, "
tb wi and ,w accepted by Uj,y Idallett,'
corrimaodsnt' at conscript,-bo fliereuporj'
gave Irvin aa absolute discbarge..-
t '.Tlte' petitioner STert, hois adviJIhsf tba
cooscriptioa acts ra npwtii'oiippt .tR. ,
u not, oeceMsry. lor inpurjxjaoof iUaca
h is adirih ffd' fiat Ufa m'wlSdoot ' '
xhwaajWen ;:
anthority to accept juhetituteaand ivatlia
cbargea, bat it k ksistedTJiaf Trvin, '
charges wM"aftetard't ft-i.l
Congress reodejed oTlice&ct, oc'tlia act pi
Oct. 162 mtSut 'jJi petsonj IfAwW'tU
ages Of SvUnd 45 liable aa 1wincW UW" r
Gedhart became liable, a eotnxiript,-b' '
reason whereof be was no fedje a sufficient . "
subetitute, and jlius.Irvina jiiwhargf had ao .
farther afiect" "If one, who k at tba time '
hable asWconscript should b offered and ac
cepted s a substitpta, it may be. conceded
thl diacharge obtained in 'rjiat way, would, be1, 7
void, because no corisiderauori-k"recc4ya
by the government,' and the officeV- exced '
bis authority. Bo If after -the corWrfntion
act of April, one who ia adder t8 Vears ' tit
aire is ofiered i
and accepted aa a buostitute, &
may be conceded that the discharge wilt only'.
ua vi ruevi uuiu ujv ouosumic arrives a IfiOt V
age of 18r fof as it wa knowo to. the pav
ties that' the BubstitUTe himself woidd bewm
liable at that date, finder flaw theu'k force. -it
will be presumed that the contract ana
discharge were made in reference tor that
state of thing; and after thfrsubstituterif
rives at tbe age of 18, the cotwideratioD TaiV i
and the officer had no authority to grant a
discharge for a longer, time. ' : . .' ' ' ? 1
. But in our case there was at the UmeW
law in fores- under which it ' waa' known io'
tba parties that the subStittita' would 'aAer-
wards be himself liable If coriScript,! lljeT
contrary, eh was In alt respects a fit4ndiii(S-"
ficient eubstitute i for the wnn'sj vvi. aV
&i(Sdt,ws such; MnnJ'Ablijie. Ji&dwfg
giyen lather wis full considtirsiidn itceied&
by the government and full authority on the
part of t officer. Tbe question la, doe the
subsequent action of Congress, to wit. the act
of Oct. 1862 by its proper constructtad and '
legal' effect, repudiate and tuake'void the con
tract aod discharge--: -v,:v y,
: The . construction of acts of Congress, ao
far as the .rights of the dtisena, as' distifia -
fOiuthed from military regulation, are. con-1 "
cernedj is a matter of the Couru ' '
VVhether Congress has power topass. an
act expressly 1 making Hable" 'to ounBcriptwn
persons who bve heretofore- furnished sub-:
"iitiiteTand received "an: absolute discharge
is a quesuou no. now nresenteo. ana one
which. I trust publio necessilv never will
cause to be presented, , as it would violate
natural justice and shock th moral sense.
In 'my opinion the act of Oct. '62, by is ' -
proper construction, does not embrace men
who were - before bound as substitutes, to '
serve during the war. It is true, tlte act in
general trords gives fe President powjr t.
call into military,' service1 ail 'white: men resi
dents, &a, between the ages of 35 and 45,
but this mauilestly. does not include men who,,
are already :jd.mihury service for tbe war,
lor this plain- reason, there Was fid occssioA '
to include ' them, they . were bound befdra,'
aud tb true meaning aod intent of thet act-''
is to increase the army by calling into service
meu who were not before liable. Suppose
tlte act'eontaineda provisiou civics bounty '
of $500 to all men called into service nnder
ju -operation, or previdiog that conscripts
should not be ordered out of theirnrespective
Sutes, would it- be maguled that men who,
had previously vohmteored for the war, or
tilled" to ttWexttrlhft or to tlTpecWr
privilege of rernainuig in their. owntaIec Z.
Ceruinly not because there was no need
for halation in ; order to make .soldiers of
them: ' -j-?. ' -f : -
: -f A' decent repect tor our law makers-
forbids the Court from adopting a ' construe'
tkn which leads to th oooousioo that it wo
the inteniioo, by tbe use of geneesl words, r
to include wkbia' the operauoo of the act
substitute who were already toand for tbe
purp bf cBbetiug itcia. But mciMmmm
purpose of reachmg parties who bad ftirriwbeey
sUutMuies, ana ta uiat way asserting a powef
which is at least doubtful and certaidy u
Volvea repudiation and a want of good auth.
As lite otxteeriptioa act does oof include ub- -stitues,
the conclusion that Gedhart k no '
longer suSkient aa a aubstitoe and tbiz-
lrvm'soWiargek ef no further efitfct. taia. -
It ia considered by am that John Imn
be forthwith discharged with hberty go to
wheresoeveebe witt. ' . -
It is funber couaidered thai tbe coat of this '
proceediAgsDowed by law be paid bj Jroe
lnrio to be taxed by tba ekrk of taaCperr
9t Court' f Iiockuixbsm County ating.
to the iUtut io soda case mad -' isar f
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' Tb Gerk wiH tk tba papers in thia prw- u
oaediog awoaf fba paper of bia oi&oa. '. v--
f r &u, pumsois cb. s. & c ; t
At ISebtaond HiJ, April fib, 1SC3.
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