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, 1861-10-15
FROM ST.. LOUIS.


iSpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbpne.1
ST. Lou1s,S October ID, 1ssl.
Secretary Cameron and Adjutant General
Thomas left this afternoon hor Louisville, to
visit Gen. Sherman. Thomas is reported hos
tile to Fremont: Cameron IL, s,non-comnittaL
The latter expressed his Satisfaction, however,
with the utility OF Benton Barracks, although
he found fault with the forafcations, On the
ground that they ore not Necessary. The im-
preston Is that Cameron Issdissatiahed with
Fremont's course. Senator Chandler, Of
Michigan, accompanied Mr.. Cameron.
TWO telegraphic rera1.crs were shot, Friday
night, while watching the vifes near Upton.
Notice has been given to the inhabitants:
s1cng the line between JeHer5on City and sy-
racuse that if the telegraph i interrupted re-
p1isals viii be made on their property.
An order Of arrest has been Issued for Rev.
Mr.. McCauley, editor Of the Ch hrisaan Adro-
cate, for treaso1able editoraals. Handbllls
we're printed at the AduoeatS. Office for Gen.
Buckner Of Kentucky, last Week~
TIE merchants of this city have brought al
Missouri money to q spsciet basis, to-day, as
per their previous agreement: It works well.
Trade il thus far rrImpai1ed. These notes
oIened in the morning at 10 r=r cent. dis
|. count, but before the close, 20 discount
was the rate fer the more scaley.
a gang Of piratical ie1egrnphic rebels in
Ncrth Missouri, who, By making connection
with tic wires in secluded spot possessed
themselves Of important intelligence and
communicated it to the enemy, has been
broken up, and the Two acientife rebels
killed and pitched into Fiah h:Riyer.
The Democrats Rol1a correspondent, under
date Of The 18th, says: From gentlemen who
have come in from Springfield, we have confr-
matior OF the Shanghai fight between Mont
| gomery and the forces under McCu1och. AL
| information from this quarter must come
through secession channels, and that is conse
duently quite mesgre. It Vas stated that Mont
gomery faxed ont the Eecessionists, and the
latter we're driven some distance. MontEom
cry then fell back on Greenfield. The forces al
ST. feld were then kept IN estate Of constant
alarm for several nights in apprehension Of AZ
attack from the Ja3haWkere. The baggage
train IVES rushcd to the public square ans
placed under strong guard, while the 1roops
went out to Ovens fam, onemi'e and 8 hal
from Springfield, and formed1n line Of battle
resting on their arms over night. Our infor
mant states that John Price started northHar'
With 500 men, but was driven back, havin
encountered Sawyer. 4 report was put i
ejaculation at Springfield for the public uss
that Fremont was retreating TO Jeffsrsoo CITY
but dispatches we're received by the seeesaio
authorities, Wednesday evening, that Pric
Was 10 czess the OEage st: Papiasqi1le, Ii
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BEHT$ In M1l8SOERI-

The desperation to which the business
men Of Missouri have been reduced by the
wicked rebellion, is shown by the propo-
sition in the State Convention now sitting,
to order, n its sovereign capacity, the sus-
pension Of a1l proceedings under Deeds Of
Trust The order is prospective as well as
retrospective in its operation. Its adyo-
cates say that its legality can be determin-
sd by the time the rebellion is put down
and the people ere able to pay the debts
contracted when the country WIS at pence
The necessity which impels such lezlsla-
tlcu must be pressing,
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Reports from Fremonts4 ArMy---
What Cameron hid and SkTF~-.D6-
NkFfePB from TNns Price.

Reports from Fremont,s ArMy-.-
Mast Gsmsfsn Came en- p1@ 1a,ss asd sH"'-Ds-
Especial Dispatch to the sst. Louis Republican,
SYRACUSE, Mo-, Oct. 4-Gen. Cameron,
accompanied by Adjutant- General Thomas,
spent Saturday night at Jefferson, and arrived
IN Hptou about o'clock yesterday morning.
After breakfasting in camp, they rode over to
this place, si1 milas, on horseback, accompa
MED by Gen. Fremont and staff Upon its ar
stry, and after spending half ~ hour with him,
proceeded, In company with him, his staff, and
eever1 other gentlemen, to review Gen.
NcKinstry's division, which are encamped
here. Atthe close Of the review Gen. Came.
ron made few welltimsd remarks to the
troops, expressing the highest gratitieation at
the condition in which he found them, and
| the utmost confidence that in the hands Of
| such men the honor and success Of our coun-
| try's Sims were safe. Loud cheers WeIs given
! for Gen. Cameron, Fremont, and Mcktn6try,
after which Gen. Cameron and his party, &C.
companied By Gen. Fremont and staff, went
by railroad to Upton, where they reviewed
| Gen. Asboth's division, which was also in ex-
| cel1eLt COL ditfon, and then they went On by
| special train to st. Louis. ..
t It is understood that Gen. Cameron came
here at the request Ct the President, to e
anime the condition Of aHaiTs IN this depart
ment, and that he Eprofesses himself highly
g7atited with the condition OF fremolts
atmr. ...
Col. Mer1il,'s c&y.lry have go1 o1n tbs
Usage On scouting expedition.
Generals McKinst1y AID Stanley are to re-
main here and not 60 East, Is reported.
Gen. Fremont is on the eve OF moving, b1l.
is greatly embarrassed by want OF traneporta,
| ttcn.
Within few days parties Of rebels hare
been foragiIg 90 miles sonth.of Sedalia
hzve very late intelligence from Prices
army. Ny informant, B citizen Of this coun
t., deserted ard is here to claim the amnesty
offered to rebels who l.y down their arms. HI
left Price or Wednesday, short distance
Eouth of Johnstown, in Batesscoulty, moving
southwark. He represents that great dissstis
faction exists in Prices army: Dsssrtion'
occur every day, and if assurance'
! could be conveyed to them tbs
they would Lot be sharply deal
; with, he thinks that the greater part Of th
| State Gusrd would lay down their arms ant
/ ! return to their homes. They are tired OF th
mar, and are only prevented from deseTting il
large bodies By the assurances OF th-ll oftfeef
thst If they are caught they will be hung 8
traitors, and by the stories Of horrible unio!
I ontragte, which are iGdustIiCusly circulate
among them. The most exaggerated account
Of atrocities committed by ou1 army, the d.
I structicn Of property, burning OF towns, an
+ rsyishment of women, are circulated and D
ueyed among them. Eight OF ten other cit
q ze1s Of bis county. who belonged to his con
pany, deserted along with him, and are rsad
/. | m nivs fhemee1veA
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There have been number Of arrivals OF r.
crnits at Camp Butler, within the -last few
days, On Thursday, there arrived rs men
{eavalr5) from Greenfield, Green county, Capt;
Gilmore; IS men {caxalr9) Capt. .BoiEfeort; 50
men {in1ant1y) from FEeeport, Capt Young
u, Capt ]. I. Mitchell, and = company of IS
i1fsrtry, whose Captains name we did not
learn; aad On yesterday u company of infautry
and nearly q fnl company of cavalry. QuAI-
termsbtsr Wood has now on band full ~
daily it6uing to the troops Is they antye. The
fact that regiments can receive their uutat III
thia point, without 7dslay, makes It Afavor.te
p1sce for rerdexrous.-6eprinWae1d Journal q
| Saturday.
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SUTTON W5.
QY Gnbe1t, Sampson T. Warner,

RY Gilbert, SanRssa ~ "@faers
ITALIAN MARB1E-VA's sEs.
Narble aud Ala1asser stat1ary, i "a "a FitS sHgss
Ware, Bohemian Glassware, chtn4A
Fancy Ornaments, II AueteA -
On TUESDAY and WBDNEsDAT. octo1ef '3sn Tsnin1 dne
t6h commencing in the afternoon At ~ and 'o41as
At * O'Clock each day, at our sslestoons.
No. SO LAKE. STRKEEs
pure White Italisa statuar.es, III:
Eappho. hy Pradi=r, Dancing Girl
CAnoyaA D.anza, Thres Gr3ctG
Venus and Adonia, BoY Vjth Furat.
piara acd Endymycp. Bacchus and Arl.dndR> r.
Dtanx 6f dAble4 Flowers By P14uet,
And other Ezo1ps.
FANCY ORNAMENTS.
and o1oanient Pure White Aahaster and other Man-
tie Ornaments II great variety, embracing 1nauy ~
ucles Of rare beauty very seldom net with In thI8
RICH sILvERPLATEp WARE.
Tea Sets elegantly enboeEed; C4stoiS with Ena cut
bottles Cake Baskets. Wine SETS, HalyeTs, Flower
Va:es, Goets and Cc7s. Spoons Folks, Lee Ftche1a.
and great variety OF ether articles
BoH2HEAN GLAsg AND ca1NK WARE. IS.
ST. es9 "a I'd sts F; sf 19qss
Holders. Ca=a Recsisera H:eh Ghins ToIses SET, Il
pteeS inciudsn3 superb ysxtety Of other tich and
sa1naole @ Eooea LSdiss and gentlemen are i27ted =
stts3a re sale Tie stock VIII De en- exhibition on:
a4S 4, ros1iseg be eso1d Wishsnt reserve. Casa0g0m
Viii ne ready o. II" das cf sale
GEBzEr. SAMSON i WA8kKR
oe4E8*1w AcionGsE-
, 1861-10-15

Vt me evening OF the 36th ultimo, special
nngtoas service WIS hela ut the Isrington
df e11s1eIsR caqrsh x In Liverpool y marx
pointed to-; he observed IN Ame1ica On thst
day 1he Rey- Dr. White conducted the ser
wee re regarded the American wzr 10 the
1Elt. OF correction Of God to improve, and
not as Juegment 70 destroy. Tho cause OF
and he arEued that the war would be the dsata::
bsox Of slavery,
, 1861-10-15

NEW SoEK, October H.
TT IT IL 1oeoD @g % eGDsati qiS az E =
able to state that the terms ef treaty be
tween the Queen, The Emperor Of the French,
and the Queen oi Spain, are in couzse Of ar
raugenent for Al Intervention, By the COLI
bintd forces of the three Sovereigus, in the
sffairs Of Mexico. The old standing cla'ms Of
the British, the French, and the Spanish peo-
pie against TIE Mexican Republic have at last
brought the long suffering Of these three
powers to N end
.Tbe intention OF the allies is TO send
combined naval force into the Gull OF Mexico.
This force will blockade, and will, re sppre-
Atnd, temporarily occnEy, the principal porh
uron the Gulf such as Fer4 Cruz, Tampico,
snd one or two others. By these means the
allies vii, no doubt, bring the Mexican COY
eminent to an immediate aeqmeacence n taeu
tr whether they do not, VIII probao'y maze
very little difference in the attainment OF their
object; tnE what they will do BY treaty, u they
GO Df1og the refractory government 70 tetmes
they will do by force II they do not bring 1t to
terms.
*'The plan On which th+y hare agreed for the
Eatisfae1ton of the outstanding elatms Ia this !:
The allied Powers will seoueztrate the cue
toms or revenues Of the ports in question.
They Will ttchsrse their contuls, or some othcf
authorities, jointly to collect these revenues
1t the Different ports and these consuls, act
irg together, will form sort Of internatioual
ctmmsffion. constituted for the purpose al
esch port. No ship VIII be able either to eats,
or cNnr at the potts OF VEN Cruz, Tanploo
DC, Without the authority Of these consuls
rho will exact-apd not only exact, bnt them
selves also rece1ve-the customs due on sue
eut1arces aud c1earances.
"The5 VII, we presume, obse5ye the e1is1
3.g cnstcne duties recognized ~ Aedei
aASs, nd WI throw the proceeds into con
mon treasury Of their Own at each port. The
then Intend te retain given portion Of the;
proceeds for their respective nations, and
Pay oseE q portion to the Mexican Go7er
men. We believe that the allies viii 1eta
1poet 81 Per ctu+. cf these, and Will pay oV
~ ltr cent to Mexicos'
, 1861-10-15

DA1Tos, Ohio, Oct. 14.-1n response to the
proclamation Of the Governor Of Ohio, which
WIS received here On Saturday morning, a
public meeting 1as held Saturday night;
Conmit.ets were appointed Tor each ward OF
thc citT. to solicit donatfona OF blankets, and
other clothing for Ohio volunteers. Up to
i've O'Clock this evening, hom twelGe 20 fifteen
hundred blankets were contributed, besides q
lasge quantity Of other clothing, consisting, Of
oyescoats, ehirts, drawers, rocks. mnfaers. &c
The First Ohio Regiment; now at Camp Cor
win, we're fully supplied With such articles ~
they needed. From the way contributions ar
cemmg IN, the1e will be large surpfu. fo1
general distribution.
, 1861-10-15
1tiraga, Eri&,ur1h


The story from Rolla, tc]egra phed to the
TRIBUNE OF Sunday night, of an engage
ment in Barton county, No., between
parry Of rebels and force Of Cnion men
under Jennison and Montgomery, is no
doubt incorrect On Thursday last, both
these Union leaders we're at Kansas City,
and at that place On that DAY, they knew
Of no encounter like that related at Rolla.
The caaard, if not made Of whole cloth,
probably arose from some minor encoun-
ter between scouting parties.
, 1861-10-15
V4rz4hlAAH TW11t1nE On FNetss'

PHILADELPHIA, Oct II a special dispatch
frcm Washington to tht Buleain giyee extracts
from the Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th,
brought by an escaped prisoner. A brisk Quar-
rel, aFisirg out Of tie conduct Of the campaign
IN Western Virginia, was going On between
Meeers. Floyd and Wise. The Enquirer eaJs
that Gen. Wise ives never tainted with sus-
picIuu OF q crime like Floyd. :
The epgineer who ran train of the track
On the day OF the battle Of Bull Run, has been
dfscharced d,
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ArxiIery for IIAAelR 8rtEs4e--A Geoa
:-EUj@V4s>

L few dsIa sance, Gen. L4ne teleeaRnea to 70
The .aeat 4 W.snngton, Te9ns9I43g e 81
ffoaaNtsS. md & no1 Oh tn wayt Mssh-
e1Gta rtply 70 d1T. nom the Deparsment,
n Which hse ieqasst ~ 4aotea, aad ne ess-
ThH 6etesJ. .contis+s Of. .s!1 pieces, two Of
xhie1 Is txelyepoun& howitzers; ~tha re
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maiDde1 six poundere. The movement 1.1a1e
in securing thta battery for Kansas i goa
one. It will be OF Immense benefit to us, sv
just row the Brigade is without sufficient ar
tDlery for effective serVice.:
"A messenger has been sent East to over.aka
the battery, and it will undoubtedly be hsre
IN few dsgs.
2. S.-SInce writing the above, the battery
has been stopped at st. Joseph, and Captain
Moonlight viii go up this morning and take
charge Of it Tor bis eonamand--Ledtsn'eo
Times, E1M.
, 1861-10-15

sPR1EGP1z1p, Oct. H-Ges1. " E:fhor1lon,
res ~qs hT tSe Democrats, declines the nou,I.
nation, sksignfng NJ health and Advanced
years as his raAao1s for not accepting. r.
[The Union. Convention meets se2ptiaz.
aeld, tomorrow, oct- 16th. }e@f
, 1861-10-15

MISUNDERSTANDING rs MAssACHgsErEs--Tha
Laxrerce seaass; s.ye: "M19 the s sfssp.io1e y
-our mills is but little behind thst Of ordinary
times"
, 1861-10-15

RY Gilbert. Sampson l. Warner,
IL GE61E1 ACcr1osxxBs, 81 Lake strees.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
New aad SECONDHAND Household FurnItufe..
PIANO FORTE, CATu'ET:, OIL CLOTH, SC. DC.
AT QTION.
On THURSDAY, Ocx. 17tb at ny oelocs va viii
seii q OF eeltssoc1ns y Lake street. 1a.ge h.-
1an1y breaking up hocseGee. Ing. consisting Of
Pa1lof, DiRlnsroom, aud
GhAmher Furniture.
Brussels and Ingram C::zpsts nil Cloth. Hair a,d
ALAG. great yatte:y Of New Fursature.
PIANO F0ETE-Qhe Eer7 octxrt Rosewood Case
LET'S. Sale Fnsitve.
GILBERT. sA4PscE WARNER
1ur
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Ii is et.ted th1t C. ". Barker Of The Chica-
90 Drsgocns, constituting AcClellan's body
guard, is to be made Aajor and invested With
:te Command Of battalion Apropos Of the
Captain, cur Washington correspondent, Wit
i1g Ct t,.c late great review Of Artillery and
Cavalry st Washington, says:
"Here On the extreme right Of the yolun-
teerb, sad ne1t the regulars, are troop in
which al here es3 cur Chicago folks should
take r.ide, tie Mcclellan ;Dragoops, Capt~
Baker, than whom on this field Of review to-
day rot another company showed more Pre-
cis,oc arc accuracy Of drill than they. Fine
" mounted and good riders, they stood in line
like etatuee End afterwards rode by the stat
With the effect Of winning high commenda-
ton, 10th from military and civic on]ookers.
Gen. Mcclellan himself turned to his officers,
saving "There, these are my Chlcago boys;;'
ard the Prince De Join7il1e, al elderly man,
by the way, n shocking bad lat, clap7ed bis
ta1ds and said, I" yer good, yer good indeed y
TIE Mcclellan Dragons, cur Chicago boys,
have by fzr the beet mount OF any troop IN lhe
city il their new snd handsome uniform, blue
with the orange trimming that marks theai
place Is dragons. They arc especially attached
10 fhe statf and person Of the Commander-in'
CHIEF, md he takes no pains to concesl his
vast utite in them. Their camp is near the
brick yards, lust north Of The city, one mile
4ud taif from The Avenue, and just adjoin
ing broad open tract they use as their pa
rade ground. I. il not too much praise O
Capt, Barker 70 sa4 th2th be has made them th'
beet drilled volunteer cavalry corps in these1
Vice. We stau have occasion to speak Of teen
, 1861-10-15

Visit TO Fremont.
FIGHT ON The KANSAS BORDER.
Alarm at Springfield, Missouri.
FLAG OF TRUCE FROM GEN. POLK.
he Asks an Exchange Of Prisoners
QUIET IN NORTH MISSOURI.

Interesting From the South.
, 1861-10-15

Tie Hartford Conrant says the Phenix
Bank h&s ordered s65, 900 worth more Of the
$50 1osr, Eaki1n *s15,0oo in all, &, 500 Of
which lrs been already given cut in this III
c:nlty. 4 large number Of persons are wait-
LIZ the arrival Of the notes before they sub
scribe, desiring to make one jot of it. The
fcllcnl1G Is o specimen of letters received By
the bznA:
sP1epe enter my name On your books for
S2,0GU oi Government $50 bonds in addition
tc my former eupscuption Of 81 GOO. I would
take moe, If tie Government would slip their
Lxud Gown nearer the butt end Of the stalk
ard Se,,ke-1hsch they have eventually gos to
&C 10 haze their bends worth rush. T.
RtspsctfuI{v ycuren
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The GuRrdk Of the City EoTtldC&t1onA
Fired Upon

IF1orn the Cincinnati Gazette 14th-1
Our readers will doubtless be somewhat
SURPRISED to learn that the guards placed over
The biz gune st the different Notifications
erected tor the defense OF the city, have been
fired At several times during the past week,
and once Oh this eide OF the river! The de-
tachme1t in charge Of .hs batteries On PRICES
Hill we're somewhat surprised Friday night,
to hear simultaneously the report Of \ mus
Let and the Ehizziog Of q ball close to their
earr There can be no mistake about this, Tor
The ball struck near them, and was a1terWard
IicI cd ID, partially tlattened- We have seen
it o1revl9es, and zn ugly looking yensilator
fer he AumAn body 1t is-an ouuce bail, one
tlRt would settle any mans account, ii it
were to hit lin after being propelled by an
ounce Of powder, in the shortest possible
space of time.
The truth Of this statement il fully coTobo-
rated by the lac. 1hxt the guards at the in
1.crc. ,o2nts cl The Licking tly5r, as Hell as
hose $: the fort CT the Lexington Turnpike,
haye llso beer fired upon with,u the paat lew
Lights. The firing at the iutreuchmeuts near
CaE1 Cole c41p1 from thicket hard b., which
We Understand is to be cut down TO day. Pick
t*t arc also TO be stationed acme distance
away tcm the for,ihcatione-
Tiis a1telligeuee il certainly surprising. We
Kew ;lat We had rebel gym pathlzsrs ,'mpog
III, bat did not th;Ek they were bold enough
10 xi,1upt to murder the guards placed ovel
the E1rs mounted solely for the city's defense
Nby, sa1ue People actually rhonght i: Was
use!sss 10 place gnard over tham 1T ali, hui
if +hie precautionary move had not beB taken
every cne Ct them would have been spiked
within tEenty-fouT hourB
, 1861-10-15

CREAM OF THE WKST.L-Mc:
" 1nr. unrts7lled White Winter Whes.; Family
Flour This tuEtly celebrated Flour, VIII ch has no
Superior Is offered to Tho Trade 31d to q CHI
caf gene ally fy e. Ho111&fEF. CO...
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cnlef ofhcer, not secessonist per &C. but man
VINO was in favor OF the Union, and who de-
sired reconciliation of the States; and more than
that, there were in the Southern States large
number OF Union men; hence he was sure that n
course OF Cancellation would bring them all back
he would appeal to the North to refrain from pre-
cipitation, and would entreat of them to give time
to the South to return to their allegiance before
they sent forth their legions to coerce Them
Mr. SHERMAN asked the gentleman if he thought
that if the acknowledged property of the United
States had been allowed to remain in the hands of
the Federal officers, there would have been anv
danger collision?-Mr. WEBSTER had nothino
to do with the property ofthe United States He
enough to do to take care of his own property.-Mr
SHERMAN asked whether the patriotic people of
that State would, in of attack not be willing
to defend the public property?-Mr. WEBSTER
SAID that II such defence would endanper the
peace of the country, he believed that if the people
OF the North were appealed to in proper manner,
they would stand up for the rights of the South,
and pledge to each other their lives, fortune and
sacred honor for the maintenance Of this blessed
Union.-Mr. SHERMAN called I'D the bill amen
aiatory to an act entitled Gan act authorizing a
loan. The bill was passed.-A bill was then
passed for the admission into the Union of the
Territory of Colorado.-The House then ad-
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUDGE BOND

CRIMINAL COURI-JUDGE BOND
Archibald Stirling, Jr., Esq, States Attorney
The following parties were arraigned George
Fl. Anderson ALIAS Emerson (negro), indicted for
the larceny of 80 yards of grey mixed eassimer,
valued at go, the property of Dryden & Gibbons,
pleaded not guilty.-We sley kirwin, indicted for
stealing the sum of $50 from John Thomas, pleaded
not guity.-Conrad kissner, indicted for steal
ing $3.50 from Frederick Steinberger, pleaded not
guilty.-Henry klaner, indicted for the larceny
of one coat, one hat, one handkerchief and mem
orandum ,ok, belonging to Antoine Hasler, plead
ed guilty and was sentenced to the penitentiary
Tor the term OF two years and six months Henry
hessler, indicted for stealing some clothing, was
placed at the bar for trial, when he withdrew the
plea ofnot guilty, and pleaded guilty to the indict
ment. he was then sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary.-John Ellis (nogro) ,adiudged guilty
OF an assault with knife upon Chas. Talbot (negro)s
was fnedSland costs and imprisoned months in iaio
- Martin Mullen was adiudged guilty of biting off
the lip OF John Agan, and placed at the bar for
sentence, when motion was made by counsel for
a new trial, which will be argued this morning
FRANCIS Becker, found guilty of stealing jewel
ry, belonging to Peter Sauer, was sentenced to ff.
teen months confinement in the penitentiary.-
State as. Joseph Watson, indicted for receiving
two gold watches-one the property of Merrikin
Il. johnson, and the other belonging to person
MISUNDERSTANDING the to have been stolen.
The watches sold to Watson by Thomas
Graves for SIS each, Graves having received them
from Richard Roundtree. Verdict not guilty.
State vs. Henry Slegman alias Sickerman, three
,
and one for selling liquor without license. The
jury rendered a verdict of not guilty on the two
first, and of guilty on the last indictment.-The
Court adjourned at o'clock until this morning at
10 O'Clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JuDGE MARSHALL
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Us. Ed
ward Cook. Before reported. Judgment reversed.
Samuel Duer u.s. State, use of VIM. Frazier. -
Appeal from Boyd. Judgment reversed-Bal-
timore Lodge No. A. o. G. F. Us. Mary Wayman.
Appeal from Showacre. Judgment reversed.-
Mary A. Young u.s. John f. Cook. Appeal from
Wheat. Judgment affirmed. -Assgnment to-day
IA to 80 on trial calendar.
CITY CIRCUIT C0URT-JUDGE KREBs
Mary Ann Boone Us. William Boone. Bill for
divorce a uinculo naarimonai filed.
SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN
VIM. H. Newman and others Us John F. Picker
ell and others. Before reported. The jury, being
unable to agree. were discharged. -Assignme
to-day SCI to co.,
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERM.-ANNAPoLIs, Feb. 1s.-No. ISL.
John X. Moore William Cecil. Appeal from
the Circuit Court for Anne Arunde county. This
case was argued by Thomas Donal dson for the ap-
md hv Tos