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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-26
Engagements OF General AndersOn's
LsrLgnaa win The EmamN.
c. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

Extract from a letter from Cap. Thos. H.
Bostick, of the 7th (COl. Hatton's) regiment,
10 Gen. S. R. Anterson's brigade, dated 18th
inst:
We expected battle last Thursday, and
did have a little brush, but the bad condition
of the roads defeated our whole arrangements.
have not time or paper now to give you the
particulars will do 90 hereafter.
Oaly two Of our regiment were wounded.
On was a member Of Capt. Anthony's com
pauy, and the other to Capt. Baber's. BabeT's
man was shot by picket az we passed through
the woods. Capt. AuthOuy's man was slightly
wounded in the arm be killed the man who
shot him. In or brigade there we're tUO
killed, ten OF twelve wounded, and two miss
ing, besides two missing negroes.
Lieut.. Col Goodner lost bis negTo-suPposed
TO have been captured. Col. Maney's horse
was killed. but be vas not near bin at the
time. Drs. Robinson and Fite were taken
prisoners, but were re-caPtured by DoDaldsou's
brigade. and are now with Us. Not one Of my
men were burt. We DO not know here how
many of the enemy were killed, but suppose
we must have killed fifteen or twenty, tSok
eieht prisoners, four horses and wagon. One
of cur prisoners was lieutenant. Donaldson
took on another road sixty seven prisoners,
and killed seventeen LoriDg took one hundred
prisoners, and killed, it IS thought, hfteen'
a iGLLet IRON LiGuL. AvltAFtA - 49, N--0
company, Of the same date, says the two men
killed in Gen. Anderson's brigade were IN Col.
Msney's regiment, and that Gen Lorlng had
one killed and a few wOuaded.-AGsh Union
FROM MISSISSIPPI SoUNp.-The c. S. gun
boat Arrow, Capt. Plttheld, arrived this mern-
ing from the sound, and reports be two U 5.
ships Of war still lying inside of Ship lslani
The Massachusetts was lying outside of Horn
Island
Two men, suspected of having cut the tele-
graph wires between Pass Christian and the
Bay Of st. Louis, had been arrested Also a
man who was detected in carrying newspapers
off to the enemy's aeet.-N. o. Picayune.
PRISONERS or War CoMING.-Maior Cen
ersl Twiggs has received dispatch from Brig
adler General Wlnder, dated Richmond, Va.
September y {, stating that two hundred and
fifty prisoners Of war left that city on Satur-
day afternoon lasl for New Orleans, with or
ders to report to Gen. Twiggs.
They are expected to arrive here by Wednes-
day morning, by The Jackson train. We un-
dsrstand tbat Gen. Twiggs will ask for two or
! three crack regiments OF the louisiana legion
to turnout and escort the prisoners from the
| depot to the parish prison, in order that they
see touch Of our quality and what they may
expect at our bands in case it is necessary to
resort to retaliation.
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STATEMENT
OF yEE CAPITAL, ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF
The Insurance Go. CT the Val
ley af Virginia.
EE-H 81
JUEK 8, 1864

BY the State ef Tennessee
TIBsr The name and locality Of the company, sThe
7 Insurance Company Of The Valley or virginia" To-
,. Tbs sz5aGat Of capital stocf..... saooooo 90
3. lhe amount or capital stock paid
The remainder due is represeujsd
by stock notes Of uncoulted
security. ty..........-.......-.... 4,6l5 800 900 no
ASSETS OF THE C9aPANY
Amount Of cash on hand 4n the hands Of
agents and other persons...-........... . 992 s.
Real estate. Noae.
STOCK Bonds OF stoc5hoilers. 4575 90
Par value. Market value.
% Missouri 6's coupon
b1ELs.. ........-.....-. Steuuv ~ vtI %
Il Virginia coupon bonds. II, 600 77Jp 90
20 Tennessee coupon bonds, 10000 1900 90
bonds. % o'.-. .py' 10000 5000 90
Iy5chbuTs coupon bonds 500 i,2e 90
ter eSi IS coupon coupon bonds.... 500 600 90
Certificates Of Virginia
registered stJCE.....-.. 1900 lO2O 90 $3.50 90
Debts secured by mortgage. to-wtt:
On real estate worth double the
debt secured Is ST IS
Debts otherwise secured by PLEDGES OF stock
and personal security l74Ol3 43
Debts for prem iuuss 6s45
Other securities as follows, to-wit:
Esnt Stock Par value. Aarkstv value.
virgins 5tocs.......... ~ - $4,000 1850 90
so shares Merchants and
Mechanics Raut--...... 5000 $500 90
81 shares Sank Of Virginia.
stock.................... s570 s7a5 20
90 Exchange Bauk OF Va. 5000 Also 90
20 shares Bank Commerce, 2.0G0 / 500 %
20 shares FaIru01ut Bank, 900 500 90
IS shares Bank OF ths VAL
ey q V'rEilia........ 1890 Sri12 90
10 shares Bank of Win
chester. 5uJ 4lJ %
p res Bank Of Louis
vile, Ev.......-....... 2i2e0 2, 700 90
8 shares Bank OF Kentucky 500 5OG co
shares Commercial bank
OF Eentacky-....-....-. 600 600 co
I 10 Winchester gas company 900 400 % Al 40 90
ONCE Iurrstur, statloue-
~ ps-es5 etc.......... GOO 90
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The stolen treasury Notes.

The New Orleans Crescent has been favored
with a copy Of the following letter from the
Secretary Of the Treasury, written in reply to
one suggesting differ ent form of engraving
and paper in the Confederate Treasury notes
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JBT. B WOLFE, Notary Pubiio.

GE0 W. l.. CROOK, Insurance Agent and Average
Adjuster Telegraph Building continues 10 receive
suDIjcq0ns issue and renew Po!ces for the above old
sFd reliable uthern insurance Company at rates as
low as any solvent Company afford TO take. se3
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bRRNsesau aasEa

HsESssshI AasEA
aTATIlTG sald our entire s-ock Of Goods % a. =.
ii ATSFfN tte sopartnersBip heretofore existing
between us Is This day mutually dissolved except 50 far
IS may be necessary tc close the unsettled business Of
= 1e concern.
We here take occasion 10 return OR thanks to sus
fqps and customers for their LIBERAL patronage, and
solicit FOR SUCCESSORS continuance o. tae same
patronage, hOA4oN : huA4Ah.
Ksmphis, April I, 1ssi.-[sp7
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TURBULENCE OF THE TRIBUNE

A NERMlLLION EUlCT
"We will not be swindled nor bullied out of oul
Federal Capitai-we will not be deprived OF our
Tn,gnt OF unobstructed passage to and from thai
un5er will not see our country torn to pieces
tha line the assumption that any State may dissolve
"a lion lion at pleasure" Such was the instructive
treasonabla response of the free States to the
most pefarions nxs of Baltimore, beginning with
onna :" ar murder in her streets proceeding at
orsnbs the, destruction of the railroads and teIe-
cpa and the free States with
lence of the communications to ipmeasura6le lnso-
Ct GHi s of B MgoT Young
pie have resolved that through Balt;nlons OF peo-
Baltimore their right to Communicate frse or over
the chosen rulers OF the country shall be win
and upheld. Let no one doubt-for MarvlauSc au
not-tbat their ability will justify their Resources
HOW BALTIMORE MUST BE DEALT WITH.
. The Government must instantly make an exhib;-
lion OF its light 1t must resume its rule over
Baltimore. 1t must send its troops and munitions
OF war through that city or smother 1t in its own
Asosa ~ must enforce the prompt restoration Of
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Shipping gntelllgenoe,
PORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL 20.
Arri we'd.

Arrived.
| Steamer George Peabody, Prchard, from Richmond
Schr Challenge, Tracy, from Rockport-ce to Thomas
| Cochran & Co.
sehr +; McClenahan; Mitchell, from Wilmington, N
| naval stores, &c, to Dunnock
stores to Jas Corner & Son.
Barge l. Birely, Dorman, from Havre de Grace ice
| to W ii Oer.
ent river, frigate Constitution, being lowed down.
ds n NSHSy brayton Milliken, from Providence
sehr Arcola Lewis days from CharlestOn-rice to
| steamer St louisiana Russell Norfolk-M. n Falls
Hal 9teEehs' heaps Londonderry and Liverpool
Ship Ocean, tRrem.) Hopper, Bremen Won kapfr &
| Arens. ' h"Pn q
sehr Sarah Ann, Jones' Newbern, C, James Corner (
| Sons. ~ -
Schr Eats Facsmre, New York-w Rheads q Son.
schr > HULL Cooper, New York-W RhOads & Son.
| Br brig Queen of the South, Hitch, West Indies
Schr John Griffith, Conklin, Sagua la Grande.
Bark Julie, RUSS Biorkmau, Queenstown, Ire, in tow
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Roberta" Child, Bremerhavan, Sth inst.
Schr Cerito, Crowell, Boston, 25th inst.
| Schr VIM Smith, Scott, Wilmington, Goth inst
Schr Smith, Jones, Wilmington 10Th inst
| Ciearances for Baltimore
| Schr Fair Wind, Bragg, Boston, 26th inst
Memoranda
AT Valparaiso, March 18th, ships Bethiab Jswatt
waters for Bolivia to load for Hampton Roads at
per tom bark Young Greek Taylor which sailed 18th for
BdltimO
| per ton. w.
Ship admiral, tBrem Haesloop, from Baltimore for
Liverpool, went to 26th inst.
Ship Mary whitridge Cressey. for Hong Kong, sailed
from San Francisco, 9th inst
passed Anjer, Feb ed inst. " '
Ships Mary Ogden Halfway for Hampton Roads. sail.
ed from Caao, 14th ult. ' ~
Ship Rose Standish, Hutchns for Cobiia To load for
Baltimore, sailed from Callao, 22d ult ~ "
Berk Ernestine Gddings, Young, hence for Belfast
went to sea 9th inst. ''
Shin Helois Mccartney from Valnaraiso for poI,;
was spoken lst inst lat N Ion IS 10.
Ship Alice, Counce, for Hampton Roads, sailed from
Caao 18th inst.
Ship A Bonnger, Haahagen, rs days from Liverpool
for New York. spoken 10th inst lat A &c. Ion Sc 90
Ship Sebastian, Cabot, for Hampton Roads, sailed from
Callao, Goth ult.
Bark c Bevan, Peterson, for Nagasaki, sased from
ShBnghae, Feb Goth.
Bark Maryland Hellmers for Baltimore, entered for
loading at Liverpool, 10th inst.
schr Heroine, Champlin, hence for Norwich arrived
at New London 25th inst.
sshr Dolphin, Keene, for Baltimore sailed from st
1nemas, 18th ult
sea Gull Rowland hence for Providence arrived
Sehr Maryland Kn;rb, h.n.o ,o r,,,wor,b a,r;ved
~ Portland, 2Sd inst. nsh's luz
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY cOUNcyL

"OOIGDi'uo Of IHE CITI COUNCIL.
MONDAY, April 80.
FIRST BRANCB.-Present-Th PREs1DFyr, Jouy
Z. BLACKBURN, Esq, and all the members except
MIR. Phelps.-The First Branch met at the usual
hour, when the two Branches met in convention to
receive communication from the Mayor du ring
which certain private business called up and
discussed After remaining in session for about
Two hours, the convention adjourned; upon which
the following resolution was offered by Mr. N1CHo-
LAS and adopted:
Resotred by both Branches Of the City Council of Bal
t1nore That the Mayor be hereby requested to
communicate with the General Assembly of MARYLAND
now in session. for the purpose procuring such action
OF that body as may in their Judgment be most advs-
able to bring about early restoration of the comnu
ncaton by the different railroads and other means be-
tween the city Of Baltimore and other parts the
try as may be entirely consistent with the safety
welfare of the city and State.
An ordinance relating to the flying OF flags
throughout the city was received from the Second
Branch, and cOncurred in. (See Second Branch
proceeding s.)-Adjourned till to-day at o'clock.
SECOND BRANCH.--Branch met. CHARLES j.
BAKER, Esq, President, in the Chair, and all the
members present.-Mr. DEAN, from the Commit
tee on folce ana jan, presented report with a
resolution authorizing the City Commissioners to
contract for the building Of stone wall around the
new JAIL repair of water closets, &c; Adopted
A committee then appeared and invited the Branch
into convention upon a sealed communication from
the Mayor. The members proceed to the cham
Der OF the First Branch, and after absence of
ABOUT three hours returned.-A message was re-
ceived from the First Branch communicating re-
solution requesting the Mayor to communicate with
the General Assembly, and urge upon them the ne
cessity of reestablishing the routes of travel be-
tween this city and other points as soon as they in
their Judgment. deem such course wise and pro-
per; adopted.-Mr. MILLER asked and obtained
leave to introduce ordinance for the preserva-
tion of the peace of the city; passed. motion
the Branch adjourned.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

EF-0n aud after January 30, Trains leave
CALVERT STATION Ms FOLLOWS:
The Mail Train daily teEoegt Sundays at so A M
ior Emfa Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton,
BnghGmpt0n, Syracuse, Osweg0, Toronto, Queb,c and
Montreal and all parts of New York and Canada
Also, for PittsbUrg, Chicago Cleveland. CDcnnat st
Louis. and all parts Of the West and Northwest
For Emmtsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster lebanon Bethe
hem, Allentown. Eason Reading, POttsvle Carlisle, and
Cha3hersbuTg, Pa, and Hagersiown, Nd.
For Green Springs Uwns $ Mills, ResteIstoYn ami West
minister
For New York city with only change of cars, at
as low fare as By other routes
Travellers can 20 by this train to Detroit and Chicago via
Niagara Fails, at the same by other route
Express Train daily Except Sunday p NJ all
points North and points the Western Maryland Rail-
road.
The Harrisburg accommodation Train daily p NJ for
the West and Northwest
Travellers from Vast jngon and the South by the 620A
H. and 3.l0 P NJ trains make connection with the trains
over this road.
For TICKETS and information, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, calvert station, N h. Of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
- JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN t. Rltfh Ely, Asst SuprrDtendest ja3Ltf
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8Gu A0a98.
FJIE THE

III. .zga EsEE5ssz z FOE TIE
GEit2 ~: 8aZE.EG.EEzS@ II = g p 4 n 60 irTR
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On @nd at'er Anr!l l4th, s6l he trains VIII follows
Leave CAHDEE STATION, Baltimore sail Except
sumo. - @.&9 =; IL; Il~p-esz daily 81 2 q p u
Both TTHinS directly through for Ali. PARTS OF
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR VA PASSEA GERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 3 81 A. NJ
train between Piedmont ana Nhetiag take ACcommoia
ton train lcaYng Pi=dmOIt at 30 A. AMI between
6rattor and Parse shur take the 10 \. and $50 P 81.
train from Re-
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 P. II.
and Frederick at 90 A. II.
THE ElIlCoTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at Il
A. ID, and i5 and 40 ?. ~ and Ecotts Mills at 40
A NJ. AGO and I % p 81.
FOE WASfIiEGTOE AND TIE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore 90 and $40 4. N and 8 10 and so =
Y, On Sundays at AIDA. n. only. Leave Washington 1t
625 and lie 4. NJ, ara :. ami IS ?. II. Sundays
81 NJ only The @eccnd and fourth train, only from
baltimore stop at The fourth
fron Baltimore and the second and third Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis road.
For urtherinformauOu, tickets every kind &c apply
to 7. ENGLAND, Agent. at Camden station or at the
Ticket Otlce. p. SMITH,
. ~ Master e TranSp -rtaon
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket AGENT aplS-tf
liza EEssssJ NOR THE
NORTH, WEST AND EORTVW EST
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STORAGE

STORAGE WANTED-At low rates on first
~ lbrck floor of Warehouse No II Smiths wharf APP
ply to CHARLES PEND ERGAST,
a2tt II Smiths wharf
STANDARDIZATION can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
JURS HEN DEk&ON Il CO.
fel9-f corner Pratt and Commerce. streets.
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly Swharf. Apply to- ,,,, ~
i2-tf Wood street, Bowlvs wharf
STORAGE WAETED.-On first floor of Ware
Ohorse No. II Smiths wharf, at low rates by
CHARLES PtSDERGAST.
fr29-tf II Smiths wharf
GTORA GE.-Capacity to the extent Of 10000
pbarres merchandise can be obtained at Tendersor's
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON h CO.,
myI7-tf corner Commerce and prstt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse No 22 :. Eutaw oppo-
site baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply the
premises to REP Il WOLF. feStr
SJTORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
'GEo W ARNER. lRG q Frtar attract ~n2ltf
STORAGE WILL Be TAKEN At Low
Sra.es in Warehouse No. G8 South street.
WI. SMITH,
SOT str
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MEETING IN FRONT OF THE CoSTINEa TAI HOTEL-
Speeches Of BdltimorcGas.-A crowd gathered, on
Saturday night, in front Of the Continental HOtel,
drawn thither by the announcement that exiled
| BaltimOreans would speak from the balcony to the
citizens of Philadelphia.
At s O'Clock Mr.: J. B. Shoemaker appeared on
| the balcony and addressed the crowd. He was
welcomed with long-continued applause He said
| that he was obliged to leave Baltimore with only
| seventy-ive cents in mis- pocket. He was told by
the Mayor of the ''Pug giles" that he had better
leave the city, for the secesionsts had him marked
as Union man He walked thirty-six miles, and
| was now here to ask the sympathy of Philadel-
phians, and to urge them to march forward and
defend the rights of their tramped countrymen in
other cities.
| Edward Rawlings followed in spirited speech.
He described the passage of the Mass achusetts OIL
unteers through Baltimore, and their gallant de-
| fence of the flag of their country. Baltimore had
disgraced the Union by her act, and she must be
punished. This war; he declared, had been brought
about by the Southern people. Baltimore must
allow the troops to pass through her streets. Ap-
plausn. A voice." If she don't we'll knock -
out of them.'') We must tear down this Palmetto
| flag, (Renewed applause The hostities shall
| never till the Southern rebels cringe at our
feet and entirely subjugated. For himself, he
was anxious to march through Baltimore under the
| stars and stripes.
| The next speaker was T. Joseph Rogers. He said
| that he had never seen, what in Baltimore they
call, par excellence, Black Republican. He always
was, and, with the help of God, always would be-
so long as the Star Spangled Banner floats, Doug
| las Democrat up to the handle. (Great laughter
aud applause.) While John Bell and John Breck
| inridge had left the Union, Douglas had nobIy
stood up for the Union, for Scott and Lincoln
| Applause. )-Phila. Ing, april 20.
| 1t is understood here that Gen. John A. Dix viii
be one Of the Major-G Generals of the New York
| forces appointed by Gov. Morgan.
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IN TILE SUPERIOR COURT OF RALrIMoRl

4 TIE bUFEKTUR UUURT Of BALTIMURE
E CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY 9th April lS6l.-IOHN T.
BERRY rs. GUNTHER, R0DEWALn AND 9TH Frs
Ordered, that the sale made and reported by Robert j.
GarttsOD Trustee for the sale of the property in the
ceeiins mentioned be ratified and confirmed unless
to the contrary thereof be shown before the thirteh
day Of April instant; provided, cory Of this order be in
serted in printed in Baltimore,
each of three successive weeks before the said tTe day
of grill instant.
The report the OF sales to be 81 325
GEO. T.. SANGS ION. Clerk.
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CHRONOMETERs,
~ CHARTS.
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
20 W Frat street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FORW E. Il g.
Now ork fao9-t
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NEW YORK, April 27-Arr ships Splendid Charles.
tom Dreadnought Delfth Haven and Ohio IivernooI.
Young America, London; barks R Spalding Cienfne,,
gos Henry Tro" bridge, st Kits; briggs Eugene Reed
Naguabo; Machas, Trinidad Princess Royal Bermuda:
Horton, Rockport; Josiah Jex Providence; Julia New
London.--Cld steamship Fulton. Havre; ships King
Phillip. Acapulco; Thornton Liverpool; Java Glasgow
barks Maury, Hong Kong; Ospray, Marsees: Hevetiw
Bremen: brigs Industry and Brothers, Wexford Gova:
Belfast; Experiment, Havana; Franconiu. st Jago.
April 2s.-Arr ships Ocean Monarch Liverpool: Reso-
Lutte Samuel Robertson, Savannah; banks Houston
LIVERPOOL COpedo Genoa; Msraval, Guayanilla Palas
Matanzas edde, Sagua; brigs Ocean Eagle Monrovia
Isabel Beurmann, Port au Prince Ocean Traveller Neu
vitas schrs Clara Porto Cabei!o; Templeton Arecbo
Perry, Aux Cayes; Anthem, MatanZas; G Mangham
Remedies; g Stratton, Alexandria
SOuthtTn Ports.
SAVANNAH, April 22-Arr brig Gen Boyd Matapzas:
schr Onatavia, R0ckand- Cid steamship Florida New
York; ship Arab, Queenstown; schr Union, Bath Ne.
WILMINGTON, April 2t-Arr schrs Jonas Smith and
Restless. New York; John Williams New Bed ford.
RICHMOND, April 23-Arr schrs Crenshaw and George
Arlington New York; Redington Rockport Morning
Light, Philadelphia cid schr Adriatic. New York;
CHARLESTON, April 2O-Arr schr Atlantic, Cardenas
Mary Haley, Boston.
MOBILE, April 23-Arr bark Fortuna, Havana
CID brig Tres de Mayn Barcelona.
NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-Arr ship Gen Williams
Antwerp bark Polar, Havana; brig Alpine, Cardenas;
shcrs Spencer, Boston; Isaac Toucey, Ruatan Island
It'd ships Goschen. Bremen; Leona Havre; brig
Creole, Honduras; schrs Taylor, Ruatau Island John
Aumack, Wilmington.
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True copy-Test: ISAAC P CnOE
aplO-Ia83W Register of Wills for baltimore n

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That onniico-
~ ton will Re made to the Mayor and Civ carpp.i 81
Baltimore, to and condemn Division strsst S,nn IT,
present terminus 70 Northsrn avenue. fe2S-iawewi
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IN RALrIMnRE CIrY oppuANc, coIrn1

April 9h 1861 Ordered that the sale the real
OF John Glenn deceased made by William Glenn the
acting executor Of the last will and testament the
ueased and this day reorted to this Court the said
acting executor be ratified and confirmed unless cause be
20 me contrary before the ninth day of May
denG PROVIDED copy Of this order be inserted
oaS published in the city Baltimore
day of Nav n eAo oeioie 'ie saiu iii'i'i'
states the amount Of sales to be four thousand
(s4l53.92) is anu hiae'y-'"o cen's
,o, True copy-Test: ISAAC P COOK
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gsQaI A0tIffs.


V,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
L Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of imore
MAN, said city, deceased All persons having claims
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
fore the 2st day Of October lse they NAV otherwise by
indebted to said estate requested to make immediate
Rs S Given my n RcEHA HsE q Ap
apo Iawiwt Executrfx
VSHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su b.
more FIX Waryanf etigEs Of m rat on the
warned exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
R By Be al
said indebted to said est tie requested
Pss &%5s saE"sH FEH iS H97f ~ sRs this
TE'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
L has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
k te e @ as a On the e1
having claims asanst the said deceased are hereby
to the c the day
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
to make immediate payment Given under my hand this
DAY April '''i STEWART PH $2HS$
VNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
De of pm e sae Of Of MR
DAVIES, las Of said city, deceased All persons having
sX i6 the same with the vouchers Their Of t. the subscri
Sg me b. ali q
estate All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
day of April 1861. JOHN SWAN,
ap4-iaw4w+ Administrator.
VyHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr
Z bcrs have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bati
more city, letters estamentary on the personal estate oil
Mrs REBECCA WATERS, late Of said city, deceased All
hav"g claims against the said estate hereby
warned exhibit the with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers. Pennington Read their attorneys,
Law Buildings, before the 10th day of OCTOBER 1861;
they otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said All indebted to said
TO make immediate payment to said attorneys
Given UnSer hands this LIST day of Anr 1861.
ELlIABETH A. READ,
CHARLES X. WHITE,
ap2-Iaw4w Executors
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postal facilities all through Maryland. Ine hnes
of railroad from Baltimore to Pennsylvania ON tine
NORTH and to Delaware on the east, must ns IN.
Chewing the laws 10 that State must enjoy their
protection. Above all, not only one line OF travel,
but all lines of travel from the free States through
MARYLAND to the Federal Capital, must be opened
and kept open, or her soil must be plowed with
cannon balls and snwed with gunpowder.