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erto been open in America for oar surplus
was now closed and that, there
had in former years left England, and TO be-
come burden upon the rated. He assured
them that he should exercise the greatest dis.
cretion in giving any opinion upon the sub
lect In the House of Commons, for the ques-
,ion was one of vital i'm portance not only ~
regarded commercial transactions between
the two coun tries, but as necessitating us to
endnevor to maintain 3 good feeling among
which they would inevitably suff-r. The
honorable and gallant member resumed his
seat amid much applause.
The Mayor then briefly rendered the thanks
of the audience to Captain Jervis, and pro-
posed three cheers for him, which, having
been heartily given, the assembly separated.
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A, ..aonssly Low PRICES.
500 Yards 4 KERSEYs.
lao d.. Ga 64UVER-COATINGS.
"a bales Cotton OZNABURGS.
70 b,l,s 4 Isrowa DoMtSTICS.
p bsI s9-s ard 81 do.
10uu wards 4 Reached do.
900 yards red ana gray Twill FLANNELS.
IebI pairs Bed BLANKETS
anl dnspa Hickory SHIRTS.
iu3 ttazaa Jeans DRAWERS
40 dozen Cs"toa Flannel SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
ss aoz n 81 wool Yarn SOCKS
loJ d gen gray Me-ino talf HOSE.
20 grnSs Playing CARES.
go sroS, Military BUTTONS.
% piecss fac b'ue and grsy CLOTHS.
: Iis-eS gray CASSiMEhES and SA-
fIEErS.
20 piece Uaslesched Canton + l. a n 4.
NELS
aNG0 pas extra BR0G GANS
gen y&ris Knamaiisd & OTHS.
~ ieccs Brussels CARPETS
20 do. 3-piv aId Ingram CARPETS.
aJ pieces Asfine-'s SHIKIiNG GS
Ig01g wards very saperior un oies he'd hog
hsh hSAIhTlNGS, imported per the
Rer1nuds.
IRE doz. CoA;es's Spool COTTON.
gao cog do Back do.
1919 doz. Goases's Ioo-yards spool COT
TON.
Togeher with a variety If other Goods suited to
tbs tines and sessoa.
Merchants, Sailers. and Others buying Goods liz
nsu,it:es, VIII fad this tue best assorted and most
ssisaS.e sock in the city; and every article viii
he offered ai ne srnaliest reulunerstive profit.
A cal from purchasers is soi.i'e
ALFRED MOSES.
no gt-iAn0 ~ sstn street
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s9 HEALTH, HEALTH

sG HEALTH, HEALTH
BETTER THAN GOLDi
Erss MARY SC0FIELD, -P-.ECEPTREss No. $50
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTrkoRE-"yfr.ta ssr15a.
Ts- ihII Ftcss0r. This lady suffered for yea-t
with Chronic IufisInmetory Rheumatism in is r,os
nBlgnsu; form. She first contracted she 6;seasi
whsn two ears old By being vaccirated with mat
taI from = child who had the white swelling frsn
iAs time to woplaahood her suierings wer, ex
treUs-Fle never aGi relief rem pGiu until curse
By a4APIOE'S s TINCrURh.
l&u Lxtract from tts Lat.erl
4 olian y wsa my parents had known of ihis re,l1.
ely when sTs.a child Al / believe ] should bavt
LeeA saved tee excsuci.tng pain / have De n sub
-;,e1 10, ss Te.! as the datorulify Of body / mus
carry Il the grave, and py parents 7yod,d aJt III e
been under such heavy expenses froEl doctors D Il
and "a sending nle. as they did, to the e4lebraa
Springs in Eng and IA search OF health. I .ish al
tie afflicted world could ue and hear Tue i,e,,e
t's have derived from this Tilleture of Hanpton's
~ to make all acquainted with its virtues VIII
whom come in contact:
"GeEtloiD-n. all shoCsaId siGes obliged &c
ycIr a1s y0a aTs ~ liberty to use uy ns.ne LIZ!
eass - al
Y remain yours in gratitude,
MARY "A. sEoTIELD,
mo. go West Baltpoore street."
RasuIpstism, Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, Scro-
fa.a. Eyes, Pain IN tha side, Bsek &C, are 'ureJ
byT.
FEMALES AND DCIfILDREN-This TIscTURs
VII be found great medicine foi all their dis
Eases
Cali and got Pamphleta, and read many ith.
most powerful possible certificates o. cures OF ths
shove diseases Of cur own citizens
Sold by PU RCELL, LADD & CO, Richmond ,
b. Dr. COOKE, fredericksburg; b. sr the d ua
ss's IL Petersburg; by MORTIaIR a. NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by pruggis-s and Shop.
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; 'iv bottles, S.
Gp l-d&cwts
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T tbs GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
sui no HUMBUG.-PETEKS' INFALLIELt
REMEDY FOR G0NN0RREEA AND ALL SE
CRET DlSEASES.-This great A Ulericaa remedy,
trntsi2lpg 70 MsrcuriL or Ralssmic properties sx.
eeis everything heretofore offered 10 the pabiic u
lis ezrstive, restorative. and renov sting uove-a
sad the MEDICAL world are astcnished when told
thst the above remedy will cure the above .1ss
easss and c0nfoUnded VIXEN theT have ocular d.
rsonsrstious Of the facts. Htt the proprietor who
hss known Of the remedy for twenty odd 80 r.
has known Of q cage of twenty years stana;r & 30
be restored 10 perfect he:ia, and all other essea o.
shorter duration 20 ba restored without sinei. er
cortior and tterefore challenges any case Of Con.
orrhd which the remedy viii rot cure p-o-,ds.
tic directions carried ont with prudence % tie
part Of lLs patient: ard any one purchasing halt
bottles, and Using accordingly, IN his hs'
case be guarantees perfect cure; and ia cases Of
failure viii furnish additional medicine, free OF
casrEe, 20 complets ne ere, through his agsuta
sad cure will be effecte3 without irconveuieaus
t. the patient.
FIice per bottle. So; half dozen bott,ss, alo
EIpressage from y 20 - cts
sold by APPERSDN & DCPUY, 10. SCI
Broad street, and o. A STBECKE2 Main street
Druggists, SCENTS for ths ciSy OF Richmond Sold
also, By Il. Il. Il @ u. SANTOS Norfolk.
CHAS. 3. CAMPBELL snd WILSON d VII =.
LlkAS, PoFtsEL01tG, Va 81 l9- 6rl"
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THg ErrIcAcr oE \ AoclxA,1ox.-vhe For

TIE ErFicAcr OF NAcciSArIoS. The Fort
Smith (Ark.) Times, of tae 10Th ult., says:
A small boy in this town. belonging to
large family, Was tLken with the sma IL pox,
and had the disease badly, and curing the
Time little brother aud sister slept with
him, neither OF whom had been vaccinated.-
The doctor one day vsccinated the whole
family, which took, and not one of them took
the small pox. Ali are well.
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Rlfhmana Qispattb.
MO3DAY MORNING......
DEC. .. 1861
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We shall feel under obligations to any of
oar friends who may from time TO time get
possession of late Northern papers, if they
will bring or send the same to this Office.
We viii also paw literally for snch papers
to any one who will furnish us with them.
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Nv. Thmnas j. Hart, Vt Celaubin. Has
snocsedea In psrfeosing Ais tnvsattoa ofa uaa
chine for making pegs tor shoes and boofs.
The mAchine IL now In .; cc0ss1uI operntton,
and IL safnins out q large quAatlsy OF very
superior rees every day. 4
The Liverpool Cbsnrrisl l4psystsv says
that shs ssvsnas g tns HritisA ooysrnmsat
was thirty mIliiops of dnIiars.
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BY JAMES NJ rAYLoR 4 SON, A4e.ie~an.

NEpY v.L"ABLE BU LDI>G Lot ON
v CAkY SIRE T At AUCrI H.. u bs
sold, npon the pren sss. on TeuksbAY, DE-
q. NIB 5 H.. 8 a 1'cl e., ~, thai s.rs
valuable building Lot fr Il 8 J' eto thu 8, nth
,iae II Cay between FRI a0d Foeshe s'ne.ts.
and running back $50 feet This los b e In
pisssa', E~ q b rhosd, rrnders IL ps II u.axl, de.
81 ab fsr psiya re idrr ee.
TsRNs :-ors ,aird cash the bai.res .. sud
2 no' tbs. Tor neg ssiao nsss. aih tuisrsn sdd-
ed, and secured ~ 2 trnst d. cd
no . JAS 70 rAYL.R s0S. Aucss.
A DMtNIsTRA OR s SHLE1iF HUUsE
NfrUhE, HORSE WAGON. Ac.-As "a.
mini tsstos ef john asbhic@.a dsss.s q I viii
sell. ~ Il late residei ce, IN Duya,'s sdtilsop,
eu ~ ef svsso, esaS the b rnlt .as ofssG tss
9, wrnss p pay ss . .ss 2. a.s e ,',ssse.r =
taT-, .eE thsr y ith HoEss arA sSsAs#
.Eshxs FOR ~ zusas { go sall ssAe6 ssh,
as.f u Il assass tn'aths' = ssil iass sssvash.s
as's'' *''' 's'r'st oso : : b ptras.nrx
Aamf n i..sa tisss sss.si. asvss ID
Ia. y. "a a. ..,s z sos z as,s a. g
- sLE " v.Lu aAa.s LsN.. ssue..s.,
- VkUS, STOCK, ke - fhe 81 o. issSd wiii
al % WSDNN' lar. tta tItA VI U~xm q,
lse', rass q iana n Ne usu II Chs Issss,
.RoAHoxa sRirsv,
the - idsaes n the lAss Mn -. ~. MsssaA tasa
red In u lee ft@ hsr ts Co.lt-sscs ., snd
even Iii1sf r N ksyssihs DrpoA on ahs R3A
,sood AID DAnvsi,s \ ~ os6 8
The y, ct nrAirs l.lsA serea ans - us:aersd
one OF the be-s rssnsn 'oa 10 'hat r.ttoa ri ea.n
gty III. rs are cl s. rom 1870 No.. - af =
u,u,ds 81 hes. fss- gspsis >. = arg prepataE
The ians Il wsa sfns%essd and wssf w.sssed
ths. be ar " n T. vi ssssaz4s 10 cry sd Ste
4 pvav snf,.ss esafnf &sGs Aass a. e. t@bls
ts~ = ling " ns~ ., ~ y essssfy oeti{1s.s A
IA RS exs-na~d sessr srpsfsn - des d ~ ~ sss 81
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ELEcrIoN OF BASK OrFIcERs.-At the regu.
lar meesinr of the Directory OF the Fnrmers'
Bank Of Virginia, ar Frederic ksburg. on
Wednesday, Mr. William Ware for many
years the Teller, was unanim usly chosen 10
HI the vacancy in the Cashiership, caused by
the death OF Arthur Goodwin, Esq. John
n. Wallace, lately the hook Keeper, was
Robert =. Chew, at present in comm mand OF
Company b, Sosh regiment, was elected Book.
Keeper. R ~
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gfoILkT SOAP.


UsstIie Soap, G ocels.te,
Nsecaboy S,uf,
scotch Snuf,
IT day received and for sale by
WIN II. SCOTT Apotheesrv,
Successor 10 Jno. w. 9Brlick,
uo29 Market Place, Franklin ST.
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erDaLIya ExrHAxax ADyAHoIya.-The New
OrleAns Cfsscssf, Of November I'D. says there
wsE inquiry tv9 exchange To- day. Sterling
has advanced. some drawers were holding
IT lSo, and some q, 20 have been niIected af
from l30 up 70 that 0gurs.
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Re IATCIESst MATCHES, MATCH
La 4 large supply In store and for sale ut
Wholesale By
VIM. II. SCOTT, Apothec"ry.
(Suceessor To J1o. W Garlick)
p0Z7 Market Place Franklin s..
II WENTEU-l. .0po bushels FLAX SEED,
by WN. II. SCOTT, Apothecary,
tauccessor 10 J"o. w. Ga. lick)
10 2o Mark.t Place Frank in st,
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FROM LIE ESbUnG.

Iae Demand for the Disph.ch--No AppThcasioas of
an Atack-A Young Pirgia'a Hero, dc.
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TIE Supply Of Hood-Ne Chance for the Speca.la-
Ihs Members Of the Coatcrence tisitins
the Nary Yard-Ihe Heather.
NORFOLK, Nov. %, 1861
1t has been supposed by many persons that
in consequence OF the high pr,ce ;ind scarcity
of coal, and he hear lesSness of 80 .cuiitors
the price OF fre-WOOd this winter would he
exceedingly high-some thought it would sell
at IS to Sl2 per cord. Wood HI these prices
would he beyond the reach of the poor and
such an advance on this article of necessity
and life wound be a calamity, OF course But
wood Will never he sold at such high rates in
this market, unless the railroads canals
creeks, and common roads are ali blockaded
If therefore, any persons entertain fears Of
freezing this winter about this locality for
the want of a little FIRE to warm them let All
such abandon their fe trs; and if there
are any OF the spacuiat'rs who are counting
up in advance the cartioacs of shinp.asters
they hope to receive in exc auge { r scani
carloads of crooked wood, and are meas
uriDg in advance the dime lsious of the "pile''
which they expect to receive from the i'm
mense profits upOn their wood pile all such
CAV dream of i'll gotten gains should be no
longer lGdulgad IN. There are millions of
cords of wood in this section of country
mostly standing, bur much oft cut, split, and
piled up ready for market; and arTan ganents
are now being made TO keep this indispensa.
Bile article al a reasonable advance upon The
cost.
A large number of the visitors who came
to attend the conference n we embraced on
portnr ties to see the Navy trd, the fortfi-
citiouS, dc. hundreds VIII leave o-Gay by
the Norfolk and Pete sh irg road, and a large
mum her left this morning on the S-aboard
and Roanoke rad.
Our city is quiet now, the weather fine
and an increasing in n'erest and variety given
to the mum berless sounds that fill the air of
the city, by heavy discharges of great guns
at some of the fortihcations blow.
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as,ESlhAE. NOTICES..
CLOSING SALES

I,,,1-;ssprsPEUIAL NOTICE.
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ELADf MADE CLOTHIH0-Ny stoeI
a. .aa % e,Hsans' wear, both SE men and boys 3
Il. .@s. 10 VIII ad Il 10 tLsir Interest 10 csl n
A~s s'ftsi' lseal Wk IRA SMITH
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Larger >1Suussntats ~ szses rveDvte@.
t. Acvcsfisem@nts prshiished til forbid mi ts
rbsrgsd 50 cts. pr squsye ~ lIGHr tIsfs fos
ff frss tnse, tiep and IS T. sw eor,f uae~e.
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FROM NORFOLK.
The NorfoN Humane Election IF OF.
cers-7rial and Acqai,tGt Of Gamble. 6, Hr'.
lsrEc1AI cokREsrospgscE OF TIE plsr AreH l

NORFOLK, Nov. IS, 1851.
That old and useful society, the NoIfolk
Humane Association, neid It's annual meet.
tng last evening in the City II all. Rev. f.
". kodman was called 10 the chair
After the reading of several repurts, Kader
Biggs Was eiccted President. Cuarl.S Reid,
VICE Presiuen,, ant y Wincsor, seure sas y ,
tor the ensuing tmslve months.
M:u ayers: Wiirsm +. Stewart, Kader
big.s. N. z. Robertson, ) Umsiadt-r, f +.
Tabo, J. b. Whitehead, Ethan Alien, Il. r.
Anderson, John II. Rowland, Charles Red,
Ell Cutnreii, aud Dr. u. w. CoWoery.
Visitor and Solicitors were tAen sLI pei il ted
for Tie various wards.
This association has been very useful for
many years IN furnishing the poor with wnon
and other ar ticies o otnecessity. A vast amount
OF suffering has been prevented, ana great
reiirf afforded = tnos. mosL requiring it );
and its operations Will be more specially
beneficial 10 the community this winter.
Washington Wursnam and Cnaries heed ,
WHO were recently indicted by The Grand
Jury OF the Circuit Court Tor exhibiting d
.Aro bank and roulette table this city,
We're lrieL yesterday Ia the Circuit Court
anu acquitted by the jury.
Some short time Since the police officers en-
tered the premises OF MeSsIs. WOisuam il
Reed by warrant from the Mayor, aud found
roulette liable, ana apparatus for the game
OF fare OF which they TOOK possession. The
CumI JnweaiIn, however, cUulu OBTAIN al
Lne TRIAL no witness willing " tesSIty thai
Ell Lher game had been played.
Inc 1aliure OF The Comm On wealth to n
vicI IN LniS case, MAKES IL evident that any
law against gamiLg Is OF Iittie avail, nU
>.uini L. OF uouDt vi the Value OF amy ilW
against II.
If gaming tables are licensed and public, d
father may arrest has SOU ON the verge d,
.eArIui precLpicc, lhe wretcntd d wife III ~ dis
cover The resurt OF h.r husband, s.l.,A prevail
OH him To abandon it, and the mercnaut may
save his gOous by Il kiIO Wedge oI the favori tr
naunL OF his Clerk; out NOW tile jealousy
Kept doors conceal the victims OF gam
bi.ng houses until al nope OK reIorniauvn Is
past.
wheat has advanced. We quote white at
81 IL 50, and red a. ~ Il ID Inc supply Is
IignL. Corn is uuii new ~ Il 5Uc.; ola JVc
supply of boLh Sufficient tor deInauu
Shingles duii-s3 - i 20, ccIrdlng To quai,,y.
-" sugar, N. y. pane, lic. ci rinru l7c..
Ordinary Cuba Mol asses 90. Ctnu,eS iSc.
The We -tner Is ike that of Sprins-mil,i
ana pleasant.
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! E9aihs IEl0IEsi i-Tssnsisd Clo1a. O..
n ~ and cAxesnsre lIsgefns. Of good ehaDA
= sn .s nsAs. GalI 6 the Shirt Dspot
W sFHpMkN. t0e Mstp stfeeA
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rYSPEOlAL NOTICE
CLOSING SALES
FOR THE SEASON.
's,ooo DoffARs
""'' SEASONABLE GOODS
A, r..aonsbly Low PRICES.
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Ga.UE EsESG, a.

sktV 4 kaESSss A%.
T. II / z ri p o Il U NJ.
% dcz. Jeans SHIRTS.
- doz Gray Flannel SHIRTS.
~ d''z. GiRgAam
- foE Hickory
~ dyH Nusrlgey "
~ Il Calico -
% d, z. Merino UNDER SHIRTS and DRAW
FRS
- Cog Kens Brown HALF HOSE.
I0r sale b.
GEO. MAagIIRE, JR.,
no.a-ia "a Main street,
ENrs' UNDER- wEA7R.--
- I4sE.h's Wool SHIRTS,
5sssY se.lls asIsia. -
sslssr rI.aaa DgAwfIss, WIN J" 'S' 's'e I" 6'Hs
White Cotton SOCKS,
M DaaRACoTT' al saS il I'll H2RRrs 4 CO.,
DC. LIE Main street.
X IhaOND CLOTHING MANUFACTOkx
AZ lie subscribers have on hand large and
., biete nt assortnent Of SOUTHERN MANUFAC
MD GOODS-Cloths, CassiIneres and Vest
= 50 o. NJ grades from the following noted mills
1a'ls~ t+" hill Richmond. Va; Miller e. Co.'S
~ C4ipepaf county, Va; Kelly, Ford 4 Co.'s
- - iie1e'ieks6urg. Va; Thomas Aimes
- - .aarion, Saith county, Va; Rock Island
- ChArlo;ts, ~ c.; which are prepared 70
.e 70 Measure at the shortest notice, and in the
e. 80 ahd Gloh approved styles-goods that will
,sspate ,pe in every respect with the best kortherp
- ''0red goods, and many Of the Crenshaw
i iaS equal IN quality TO French. There can be no
ont so, =. ~ excuse for snying goods manufactured
r. VI me Sts.s. In addition, keep always on
tH1,s spi stock OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH
~, rms AND CASSfSiERES, not 10 be sur
any house Ia the city. We have the
srss. VI Cattcrs AID q corps Of workmen Eot to be
bassa bassSSsa " any house Ia the Union. With deter
fgssIia@A fgSIi@A 10 furnish our pasrons with Southern
soS - material raised South, and We ttuat TO b
an !. 90 worn South, a. We are determined TO DO
Co.. '1 lower 70 push forward 6outhern mstitu
SPENCE 3 CAREY,
ss 0lothis1 and Merchant Tail9A
ftornsv ~ Main and 18th straetA
NALL AND W n I Err CLJTHlNN.-
VIM" ne lave CO band sres stock Of Fall and
s.ss p.o'hisg eeDpr ing ans Csssimers Bud
Fras.. s,s, ns Beaver Ovsrcoets Black Clio
&C.. sa. VI All qualities. Also. . large stock
aSe esinnon Black Cass'Iusss PAnss.
ma. NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
O0rfsg Main sod l4sh ~,
.saihei I.E(s0INs i--ksansisd LloEA, O.,
- ana cAseinere lIsg6fns Of good ehapo.
sen ueAs Gali 6 the Shirt Dspok !
tEADf MADE ULOTHTd0.-NJ aoeI
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CITY NI,ELLIGENCE.

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENTIoN-The dele
gates to the Third Congressional Union Nominat-
ing Convention assembled yesterday morning in
Temperance Temple.
temporary chairman, and DR.. James Ward, of the
county, Secretary.
Mr.. John Evans moved that Committee on
Credentials be appointed. Carried.
The Chair appointed the following committees
j. D. Pierce, Robt. Peed, ii. S. Hunt, Stirling
Thomas and John Evans.
The committee retired, andi in few minutes re-
ported the following persons were entitled to seats
in the Convention:
CITY DELEGATES.
First Ward-Thos. Ii. B0oZ, Henry Meads, A.
Jackson Randolph, William 7. Williams, Oliver H..
Woods.
Judge J. Ii. Audoun, Timothy Ryan, Francis Bar
rington.
Third Ward-John Hughes, Dr. J. J. Cockrill,
Edward S. Lamden, Captain j. w. Hugg, Thorn
dixie Chase.
Fourth Ward-George Sanders, ST., Edwin A.
Abbott William S. Reese, James l.. Parr, Col.
VIM Chesnut.
r. fy4 Vord.-Dr. John L. Yeates, Sam'l. Hindes,
'as s;iin "a Tu&3ok, Hugh Devalin, Stephen Bridge.
p n'.m ndrd.-John Evans, Robt. Peed, James Fl.
rearce' Dr; Bean, VIM. Lee
II Stb.nF mFFr@,-E r. Sweeting, s. Thomas, Sr.,
Eighth Vard.-Captain Josanb Mitchell Jobn
Fay, William Broderick, DR.. Jossnb Roberrs Iobn
| Dobier. p' i'''''' 'S' 'onn
| COUNTY DELEGATES
| Eighth District-Peter F. Cockev. Tbo,o, n
Tracey, Loadman E. Bull. Owen Goodiing | and Abra. a.
| ham Jessop. Q "AN IA VI q
| Ninth District-Dr. James Ward. Edward g
Myers, Geo. W. Ritter, John I. Ensor and Edward
| l.. Parker.
| Tenth District-John Philpot, N. H. Psrker
John B. Pearce, J. March McComas and Captain
| Joshua Marsh.
| Eleventh. District-Samuel M. Rankin, John K
Tucker, johnson Evans, Jesse Garrett and Stepher
| W. Falls.
TiOefh District-Wm. Button, Dr. William Fl
Mace, John Shaeffer, John Hogg and Thos. Fitch
On motion, the officers were declared perma
| nent.
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Ia w M,TELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL C0URT-JUpGE BOND


Archibald Stirling, Jr., Esq, prosecuting.-
Lewis Bitter and George KONG appeared in Court
and gave bail in the sum of $500 each for their ap-
pearance to answer the charge of rioting on the
18TH OF April, lS6l.-State Us. John Catholic in
dlcted for the larceny of twelve stove plates half
ton OF wrought iron, &C., the property of HAYWARD
Bartlett d Co., was arranged and plead not guilty.
In consequence OF technical error in the framing
ofthe indictment the State abandoned the case and
the jury rendered verdict of "not guty.'-
State u.s. Henry keibler, indicted for assaultng
and beating Henry Bucksbone; tried before the
Court.-State Us. Mary Myers indicted for the
larceny of pocket-book purse, gold dollar and
five dollar bank note, the property of Matilda
Read; arragned and plead "not guilty'-State
Us. Mary Myers, indicted for the larceny of one
gold watch, valued at $50; arraigned and Mead
mot guilty. y."-State rs John Leips, indicted for
the larceny of carpet bag, cloth coat, vest aud
L pair OF pantaloons, the property of VIM. McKin
ssey; arraigned and plead 'not guilty. ."-George
MeGaw was found to be lunatc and pauper, and
recommended oy Jury as beneficiary under the
Code-The Court then adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
Nothing of public interest was done in the other
Courts.
BALTIMORE COUNTY c0URT-JUDaE PRICE
IoWsoNToWN, May 2O.-The May term of this
Court was called at 10 o'clock this morning.
Sheriff Wheeler returned his list of jurors as sum
moned, and the clerk, George H. Carman, Esq
drew the following gentlemen Grand Jurors,
VIZ: Charles a. Buchanan, foreman; Lewis r. Cole,
"N'' '."i man, JacoD flcn, Lutner Blnmlng-
ham, Richard Dumphy, Joshua BSsley, Jesse Hos
hall, Jr;, VIM. Kirkwood, William Partridge, Levi
Hunt, Richard Hutchins, Joseph Black, Thomas
Cooper, Cardiff Tagart, Thos. H. Robinson, Joshua
Jessop, Robert Miller, Richard Baker, George w.
Fisher, Peter Fowbe, Frederick Smith, Sr., and
Christoper Bull
The remaining twenty, five retained as petit
lurors, viz Henry NJ. Hoffacker, V. A. P. Ware,
Victor Saratta, Samuel E. Moores, John Pbilpot,
Thomas Badw;a Thomas C. Yatch, William E.
Wright, A. D. B. Almony, Shadrach Upton, Henry
| d. Badders, John McCubbn, Nj. Price, Charles
| Peregoy, William Foster, David Abbott, John W
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-21
Position of Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, May lS-The Frankfort Convention
VIII probably not be represented by any State out of
hentucky 1t will not meet before the latter part
vi next week, and will doubt confine its labors
W simply an address to both sections, recommend
lss .ne restoration of peace and declaring in favor
Vi n Tue armed neutrality plan.
~ me 1uministration, as intimated here is to send
Goionei Anderson into Kentucky, with the olive
oranch In one hand and a bris ade in the otber He
may constitute the head, CENTRE and front Of the
armed neutrality movement, and locate his n
not far from Louisville prepared alka - r.o,.
hostile invasion of kentucky's soil from troens
North or South. " 'roops
Col. Anderson may not arrive here with this -
tent for two or three weeks yet. United Statn.
Senator Breckenridge is disposed to await the sc'
ton of the 4th of July extra session of Congress be-
fore resorting to extreme measures. Major Breck
inridge has not been within teegraphing distance
of Louisville for several days.
The Secessiopists here do not object to the intro
duction of the United States muskets, provided
they are furnished to companies of which they ar
the principal members.
Captain Thomas A. Taylor, of the Confederat
States army, is here. He has been recruiting il
Tennessee, and says there is nothing doing there.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth of beef ba
been purchased here within few days for the Con
| federate States army.