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g G X u F U l. A,
OR KINGS EVIL,

ssnsttstionsl disease, esrraptsn Of blood, By
III. Circulation P.r'.d.. tn: Who'll. body and may Ssr.
sat d'.o,' on any par. Of = No organ Is free from m
scroulous rarousy caused by msrsural disease
and filthy b. tn. depressing vices and abor. ALL By th.
ysnsral infection Whatever b. its origin, hereditary
IN. thd ans oa 70 a..
rod of Him who al will visit the nqui,ss Of the fathsn
Its .f.ets by deposition from the blood Of
MI ors.n. termed ,ubere.s in The rand. .w.lIins.
and the surface erupons This foul corruption
that scfouous constitutions not only suffer from scrouors
complaints but they have far less withstand IN.
disorders whicn although nature.
eon.umPoa which d.cmnsi.. III. human family ha. ITS orr
GIN directly in this scrOulous and many de-
Of all the arise from sgSrsvsisd The
cause
invaded BY this lurking cton, and their health 10
d.mn.d by r. TO cleans. from the system We must reno
healthy food and exercise Such msdieins vsssPPly in
AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
tn. most remedy which the fi Of times
Can devise Ter this s,sIyxh:rs pre'sng and t.;n nalsoy
discovered eIpurgaton disorder
blood and the Of from ts desrucuvs
only scrofus bur also thO.. other witch sr.. from
IT, such Is ERUrrIvL and SKIN DIs.asIs ST ASIHo-
BLoICHEs, BLAINs AND BoILs, TUMoRs, TlIIER AND
TIsM ,sYrHrLirIc AND MIRcURIAi DisIi.H:. DEef-
sY, DYsrErsIA. DEBILITY, aud, indeed, ALL COM
PLANTS ARISING FROM VITIATID OR IMPURE BLOOD.
TIL. popular beefin 'mpury of the blood" founded in
truth for scroula de Of the blood The par
,icu.ar purpos. and his purify
tina 'sl Hud which sosnd health
possblsi IL contaminated constitutions.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For aU TIE purposes Of Family Physic,
composed N II disease within the Of their scen
rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating
critics search cleanse and portion Of
tn. human correcting diseased aud
storing its healthy vitsies As OF these
the invalid who bowed down with pain
seal debility astonIshed fluid his health energy
stored by remedy once simple aud inviting.
Not only do they the day complaints 81 svsry
body hut also formidable and dangerous dsess Ths
below named pleased 10 furnish gratis my American
Almanac, Containing certificates Of their and directions
for their the following Complaints COsuveness Heart
Headache arising from dsord.red stomach, Nausea,
ges:o Pain in and Morbid nsction Of The Bow ss Flat
uIency Loss Of Appetite Jaundice and other kindred
plants arising from lev Of the hsAy sbssedsn Of
ua flnetsns
PIXlAIKp ~
DR.. J.. O. AVER = co.,
LOWELL. MASS,
PRICK, Q1 PER BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES FOR oS.
E0-sed BY Z. d. GILMAN, washingsu 4. Q. ?. CI0-
sell, Gssrgstsvn, and By all DrugGiss svsryvhsrs.
no l9- se3nP
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MEDICINES.
TO THE AFFLICTED!
MRS. N. COVS

u N.
INDIAN VEGETABLES DECOCTION.
the greatest remedies for EryHpelas,, Scrofuls,
Rheumatism, Scurvy, Eruptione and Blotohes on
the SKIM Piles, Bilious, Ague and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, salt kheum
and all diseases arising from the eneots OF Mercury
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds OF
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts OF
the country in possession Of the proprietor, tes-
Trying TO its curative powers.
more. and at the residence OF the ProRrietor;
MRS. M. cox,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
Wholesale Assnt. r 3. T. CIssHL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, D. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and viii supply the trade at
my prices. de 2-h
An 1NCo moon ffAERM BRlEEc TONit. a D.neio..
and invlGorating Beverage
SULTA N A PA N A CE A,
The ELIXIR VITR,
For the Radical onre Of
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite lndig eston. Intermlt
tent and Remittent Fever, Nervousness,
Nervous TremOrs,
And the whole train of distressing evils originating
from the impurity and slugglshness of the blood.
Weak and siokly constitutions are suddenly re-
stored to health and vgor BY this Aromatic Elixir,
Put up neatly In pint bottles.
KING T. DUNNAVANT.
H. Sold BY oil the principal Druggists.
no IL SIN
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II will be seen by the proceeding notice that have
purchased the entire interest Of my former partner
Thomas Lapsley. / respectfully solicit a contin-
nation Of the patronage Of OR former friends and
the public M general. Mr. JOSEPH II. TARKIE for
seven years Foreman and prIpctpal Engineer i'm the
house of Messrs, Norris d Gregg. of New York
CITY. and for the last three years Of this house. will
continue to manage the Mechanical Department az
formerly. The business viii be conducted under
sp2-Sd HENRY F. THOMAS eco.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE BRAVE MAN.

By HENRH L. LBLLAhDs
The following lines are founded on fact. few
months ago, an engineer on one Of the Pennsylva-
mia railroads rescued child from death in the
manner described.
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THAS. =. WATLACH,
" ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
Has removed his Office to his residence, No In
diana avenue, between ~ and Sd streets, nearly
opposite the east Wig of the City Hall.
A.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-Th
~ Partnership heretofore existing beetween the
undersigned under the firm of LAPsLEY THOMAS,
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All the bus,
mess of the late firm will be settled and the CON
tracts thereof will be fulfilled by the undersigned
mess at the old stand, No. % Light street Baiti-
more, and who Is alone authorized to collect the
debts and use the name of the firm in lilo uidatiOn
THOMAS J. LAPSLEY.
Baltimore March L. 1870
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For sale by the usual az ents every city AID h,
the druggists In Washington, 6eorgeeown, ane
Alexandfia. no s-eolv
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, #,
Rnr Ill fhf rnrnntfx nf o. En- m iln PhnsIr
PRKlAHKD DY
DR.. J. O. AVER . co.,

PRICE,, q PER BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES FOR o.
nrseid sy l. D. GILMAN, Washington; 4. o. ?. Gle
EEL, G.sre.svn, and BY all Druggists svsryvhsIs.
no l9-se1n.r
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Has Discovered the most CERTAIN, SPEEDY, and only
EfeefxaI Remedy ta ths World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE-
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY MINED ATELG.
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The NEw CoDE-lMPoRTANT TO HUCKSTERS.- In
the codifcation of the laws Of the State, applica
BILE to local matters, the following sections will be
very interesting to large class of the community
They virtually revive the Act of Assembly of 1888
chap. II, which had comparatively become dead
letter:
SEC. 603. If any person shall buy, or cause to b,
bought any kind of vegetables, dead meat, poultry
cheese &c of the markets of said city, within
ten miles thereof with intent to sell the agair
in snch mrrkets city within two miles thereof h
shall for the first offence forfeit the article, value there
of for the second offence he shall forfeit the article
be fined four dollars and for every other offence be fined
fifteen dollars to be recovered in summary
Justice of the Peace; Provided That purchasing
pork beef and fish by the barrel other package but
ter in rkins or other packages, not less than fifty
pounds; bacon cheese by the quantity, by any
chant or shopkeeper and selling the again in his
store shop, shall be deemed taken offence
against this section.
Sec 604 Whenever person shall be found exposing
for sale any of the articles in the last preced
ing secon otherwise than in his shop and
shall be good to suspect they have been purchased
contrary to the provisions of the last preceding section
1t shall be lawful for any person to apply to Justice
the eace Tor warrant to apprehend the person
peced and the Justice shall have power inquire
the offence; and if the person suspected be convicted
thereof on the oath of credible wnessesoI
il he cannot make it appear to the satisfaction of the
Justice that he raised made the articles by him offered
Tor sae or is dsposng of them account of the
who raised or made them-or that he bought the same
ten miles upwards from the ctv of Baltimore he shall
be deemed to be offender against the provisions
sad last preceding section and the fines and forfeiture
shall be recovered before the said Justice.
ARREST ON A BENCH. WARRANT-John Welch, an.
other one of the hack rioters, Federal Hill, was
arrested yesterday by officer Sullivan, on a bench
warrant issued by the Court. He was committed
by Justice Showacre.
LECTURE To-NIGHT.-The Rev. DR.. Bellows, Of
New Y ork, delivers tonight the sixth lecture OF
subject is Direction, the Guide Boards of Life's
Journey
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LA w NTELLHENEF

CRIMINAL ConRT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney Esq, States Attorney prosecut
ing.
The following occupied yesterday:
After the call of the Jurors, Frederick Pinkne,
Esq, Deputy States Attorney, remarked to the
Court, that since Saturday he had made a partial
examination of the new code oflaws passed recent
ly by the Legislature. He found that there was nt
impeachment In it. to the proper discharge of his
duties but he did not know how it would affect
the trial of cases, and the sentences or judgments
of the Court. The first and second sections of ar
tcle lst, of the new code, provided for the diff
Guilty which he had mentioned on Saturday, as to
the drawing of indictments.
Mr.. Pinkney then read the first section as fn.
lows: "The adoption of this code shall not affect
or impair any right vested or acquired and existing
at the time ofits adoption, shall it impair dis
charge or release any contract obligation duty or
liability of any kind whatever, now existing. All
suits and actions pending and all prosecutions for
crimes or misdemeanors, including all civil and
criminal proceedings whatsoever, shall be prosecu
ted and proceeded with to final determination, and
Judgment entered therein as if this code had not
been adopted" The second section is as follows.
"lf any crime or misdemeanOr or other violation
of law has been committed before this code is adop
ted, and no prosecution or other proceeding hath
been commenced against the offender before the
adoption of this code, then such offender NAV be
proceeded against by indictment or otherwise and
punished in the same manner as if this code had
not been adopted
inhnty remarked tnat all OnenceS, commit t.
ted after the adoption of this code must be indicted
under the code so far as the code is applicable to
them. In drawing such indictments he should
consider the code as an Act of Assembly. There
were several crimes, however, he believed had not
been provided for by the new code
Court.Are there any crimes not provided for by
the code?
Mr. Pinkney said he had not had time to exam-
inc it minutely, but he thought there were several
forgery was one of them. The code he re
marked, also in cases of Appeals from Magistrates,
for violation of city ordinances takes the ursdic
ton from the Criminal Court and transfers it to
the Court of Common Pleas except when the
amount is over the sum of 500. In street cases,
the Superior Court has concurrent Jurisdiction with
the Criminal Court.
The code, Mr.. Pinkney said, also changed the
mode of summoning juries by the sheriff 1t pro-
vides that the sheriff shall select the names of 4s
good and respectable citizens, which names shall
be placed in box; that 23 of these shall first be
drawn out, which number shall constitute the
Grand Jury, and the remaining 25 the Petit jury
Mr.. Pinkney also remarked that the new code
also revived an act of Assembly in regard to the
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SIlunetarp anS GOmarertial 8sbisbo.
BALTIMORE, January l6, 1850.

BALTIMORE, January 10, looo
The Stock operations to-day were again large' the
transactions amounting value to nearly ssoooo The
leading fancy Baltimore and Ohio Railroadl was espe
ciay active the market for 1T continues heaVy ana
Saturdays rates barely maintained The sales EN-
braced about 600 shares at s7O4G7oH for cash and
short time contracts and S70A9H buyers option go
days and the market it closed at S704 bid s70h ask
ed regular way s7O bid 81 asked buyer 60 days
OF Northern Central Railway there $50 shares sold
all on time at s6 and it left off sl5& bid SIG asked
regular way. For Railroad bonds there inquiry
and sales made of 900 Baltimore Ohio 1855
s24, and $2,O 900 Northwestern Virginia second mort
gage bonds at IL Sales also of 81 COO Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal bonds guaranteed by Virginia at 62h For
Northern Central 1885 bonds 59& bid and 59x ask
ed, but no sales made The only sale of City 6s
made of $500 ls9Os at 90 Extra dividend orders
are weaker They offered TO day at 90 which is
per cent less than asked for them Saturday.
There were the Board of 200 shares Gardner Hill
Mining Company at S24i cash and seller 60 days 5
shares Georges Creek Coal Company $l5 100 shares
Franklin Bank at SHY and there also one or two
other small lots of Bank stock sold.
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PROPERTY SALES.

Yesterday Col. Samuel H. Cover sold on the
premises, a lot of ground situated on Harrison
street. near Elliott street, with front of SO feet
with depth of feet. Improved by brick black
smith shop.
Also, lot OF ground on Chesapeake street, Can
ton, with a front on Chesapeake street of % feet
and depth of IS feet. Improved by two two story
brick houses, and both lots subject to an annual
ground rent of S75.62%. Purchased by Patrick
Philber for $40.
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EIREN

The alarm of fire last night at fifteen minutes
before O'Clock, struck from box No. &C. proceeded
from the burning of the shedding attached to the
oyster packing establishment of Mr.. f. G. Thomas
on the south side of the basin. The shedding was
entirely destroyed, involving loss of about S40O
1t is not known what was the amount of insurance
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the nomination of Mr.. Faulkner as Minister to
France. No action was had OF the motion to re-
consider the vote by which Mr. Grund was rejected
as Consul at Havre. 1t is considered that the case
is without remedy.
Hon. John Cochrane, though slowly recovering,
is still confined to the house by painful illness.
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WASHINGTON NEWS

-
The receipts into the Treasury for the last week,
| for customs and treasury notes, are about two
millions, which, added to the amount on hand in
! the previous week, makes upwards of six and a
| half millions subject to draft.
Reliable letters from Sonora say that Captain
Porter's mission there is a failure, he having been
overreachedb by Governor Pesquiera and his Secre-
tary OF State, and that nothing better need be ex
! pected until our government shall enforce re
paratlons for the outrage committed on Captain
| Ewell.
| Influential Mexicans were so anxious to learn the
views of President Buchanan with regard to the es
adjustment OF military posts in chihuahua, that
they MADE arrangements to express his message
from Ell Paso to chihuahua City in thirty-six hours
The leading MeXicans are secretly in favor of such
occupation. .
An authorized American agent left New Or
leans yesterday for Vera Cruz, with distinct pro-
position for furnishing efficient aid to the Liberal
lists, in the prosecution of the war; The PROPOSE
ton is to enlist in Mexico, volunteers who are to be
legally introduced into Mexico, who are to serve
under American officers of distinction and exner-
ence. This auxiliary force is to aid the Liberal
party in the establishment of their power on
stable basis.
The enterprise is founded upon the suppositiou
that the McLane treaty will be concluded but that
the Presidents proposition for armed intervention
will fail There is reason to believe that the mea
sure recommended by the President will fail. The
country certainly approves of it, and Congress NAV
at some time authorize it.
Major Justus Mckinstry, uuartermaster,s darart.
ment, having reported at the headquarters Of the
Department of the West, ana having relieved Cap
tam H. r. Clary, of the same department in his du-
ueS at 81. Louis, Mo-, in compliance with special
orders, No. 253, dated War Department, Adiutant
Generals Office, Washington, d. c., Dec. "a, 1853,
has been announced as the chief quartermaster of
that department
Congress will be presented with evidence
that Arizona now contains population of ten
thousand.
1t affords great pleasure to announce the
convalescence of Chief Justice Taney, and the con-
fdent expectation that he will resume his seat in
Court very shortly.
The Committee appointed by the Senate to in
vestigate the Harper's Ferry affair have not pro-
gressed beyond an authorization of the main facts
disclosed on the trials. Nothing new has been de-
veloped.
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Wheat is buoyant-saes of SS 900 bushels; Milwaukee
Club 81 209124 Chicago Spring s12OG al 20X. Corn is
dull-saes of II 900 bushels; S39Ss cts Pork is
heavy-Mess sl612K; Prime S11.50. Whskey is dull at
25lGZoR cts. Sugar is frm-Muscovado 7G74 cts.
Spirits Turpentne dull. Rosin is firm and
Sl6o(9l65. Rice is quiet at Sk944 cts Freights are
steady-Cotton to Liverpool 3-16G7-3 80.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-Flour is dull and prices
changed Wheat quiet but prices steady. Corn
New yellow is in demand at 76 cts Oats 45 Coffee
is firm at 11Gl12H Provisions quiet Mess Pork
Sl79l7.5o. Hogs $675 to 81, Whiskey is unchanged
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
CADIz, SPAIN-Ship Flora Mcdonald.
l,l69 hhds tobacco PIG bbls rosin, q $50 slaves.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
PERNAMBUCo-Br. brig Eliza Grieue,
1,750 bags sugar, r. & H r. Tucker.
Rio DE JANRIRo-BTig Mount Vern0n.
3,45l bags coffee, Spence & Reid
CHINcHA IsLANDs-Ship Scotland
1872 tons guano, Baril & Bro.
DEMERARA-Brig Hobart
lS3 hhds. sugar, 16 tres do, 13S bbls. do, William H
Pero
COASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-Str Monticello.
2Ol casks rice, John Williams & Son; SO bales cotton A
c. Schaefer; % do. domestics, Woodward Baldwin &
Co.; do. bags, j. j. NJ Girvin 8 pkgs. mdse order
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Mons MAuLEFoRr is employed in the execution
of contrlct with the Legislature of the State OF
Louisiana, to deepen the channel of the Red River
on the Rocky Falls Of Alexandria, some three hun
dred miles above New Orleans.
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Detained.
NEW YORK, Jan. lG-The United States steamer
lroquois left this port yesterday, but returned to-
day, having met with an accident off Sandy Hook
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shin News.

CHARLESTON, JAM l6.-The schooner Alice, from
Kingston, bound to New York, has put in here
leaky, for repairs. Off Salt Key Bank she sgnalled
schooner with loss of jibboom standing north
On the 18th spoke ships Eagle and Wandering Jew,
from New Orleans bound to Liverpool. Left at
Kingston brig Princeton from New York
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The proprietors of Ocean View, near Norfolk,
offer to each and every family of shoemakers who
will remove from the North, one acre of land at
that locality, which they hold for three years
free of rent
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Two ST. LOUIS DETECTIVES have traced to Paris
Z. W., counterleiter, named Jos Bogard who
had uttered more than $4,000 of counterfeit money
in Southern and Western cities last November
Bogard has been arrested, and IS claimed under the
eytradti0n treaty.
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Senator Bigler's Bill to Punish Invasion of
State or Territory,

WASHINGTON, January l6.-The following is a
synopsis OF Mr.. Biglers bill, submitted TO-DAY in
reference to the invasion of State or Territory ::
The first section provides that whenever any
state or Territory is invaded, in imminent dan
ger OF invasion, from external internal foes it
VIII be lawful for the President to call out the mi
llta OF the State States nearest to the point of
danger and also to employ the land or naval forces
of the United States.
Section I'd provides that any person actually en-
gagged or participating in carrying on a hostile
military expedition from one State or Territory
against another shall be adjudged guilty of r .ason
and suffer death.
Section 3rd provides that any person having
knowledge of such treason and shall neglect to dis
close the same at the earliest moment shall bead
judged guilty OF misprision of treason and shall be
fined not exceeding $1,000, and shall be imprisoned
not over seven years.
Section 4th, gives power to the President tn
seize AMI deain any vessel fitted out by one state
against another for hostile purposes.
Section 9Th, provides that any materials arms,
vauables etc, found in such vessel shall be for
feted, one half to the government and the other
half to the informer.
Section provides, that any person furnishing or
providing means or money for such hostile expe-
dition shall be deemed guilty of felony and fined
not over $4,000, and imprisoned not ten years.
Section 7th,proydes that any person enlsting him
sell or procuring others to enlist shall be deemed
guilty OF felony and fined $4,000 and imprisoned
ten years.
Section sth, provides that any person fitting out
OF procuring to be fitted out any ship or vessel for
such hostile expedition, shall be fined $4,000 and
Imprisoned ten years.
section 9Th, provides that any person accepting
OF exercising commission for such hostile service
snail oe hned S3OOO and imprisoned ten years.
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The Alabama State Democratic Convention.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. I6.-The Democratic Con-
vention on Saturday, nominated John T. Morgan
and David Hubbard, Electors at large, and adjourn
ed sine die
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The Savannah Lottery Case
MOBILE, Jan. 16.-The Savannah lottery case oil
Messrs. Swami & Co. has been decided by the Su
gerior Court, sustaining thep points made by Messrs
Swami Cos. counsel, reversing the decision Of
the lower court against them.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-17

Peck, the defaultng Treasurer of Maine, has
been let out of Jail $50 600 BAIL and has gone to
Augusta in obedience to the summons of the Legis.
latve Investigating Committee
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A NOBLE DoG.-A Of Mr. Devons, Of Hart
ford, Conn, broke through the ice and would have
been drowned bat for Newfoundland dog, which
caught him by the collar and held him up till as
sistance came. Afterwards, the dog escorted him
home, which, considering that he was a strange
dog, and had no previous acquaintance with the lad,
was considered an extremely disinterested act
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OPENING OF THE ALEXANDRIA RALRoAD.-Yes
terday the directors, and large number of invited
guests, celebrated the final opening of the Aexan-
dria and Lynchburg Railroad. The Alexandria,
Loudon and Hampshire also passed over for
the first time to Farmsville, in Loudon county.
A BALTmoRE INsrwuuoN.-The Boston Da,lg
AdUertiser, alludng to the recent difficulty at Har
ward College, says that during the neice the Police
man Hilton .'was struck heavy blow with a Bal
timore billy"