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Administrators Sale.


u Yivirtue of an order of the Probate
- Court of Monroe County, Ohio, the
und dersigned William Workman, Administra-
tor Of the Estate Of Benjainin Wheeler, will
offer for sale, on the premises, the following
Real Estate, situate in Monroe County, Ohio,
to wit: ~
The west half. of the north west quarter OF
section fifteen; township four and range four,
: Said, real estate will be sold to the highest
bidder, at public auction, on the premises,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. M, on .-.rr 4
.79si' 8 Saturday, 2 .March14, 1863,
= TRRMs OF SALE -One-third cash in hand
one third in one year, and one third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
10 be secured to the satisfaction Of the un
dersigned. -, .. '''i
Feb. Is. 1S6S.-4w.
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DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS. -
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.

Purgative medicines, as used by Phys
icians, and prepared in accordance with
the American and European Pharmaco
peias, and all Purgative Pills, during their
operation, weaken the patient In cases.
of Yellow Fever, Fever. and Ague, Ty-a
phus, typhoid Scarlet Fever, Small Pox,
Measles, Erysipelas, and many other dam
gerous diseases, purgation, which is in
fact highly essential, becomes dangerous, |.
from thefact that the purgativc medicines
and pills Of the old system produce too
sudden depletion of the vital. powers. and
waste of the body ! RBDWAY'S REG
UI,ATING PILLS provide against this
difficulty. The medicinal properties of
their composition possess wonderful un-
tritious powers Six of of2sRAQWAY'S
PILLS will impart as much nodrishment
| to the blood, and strength to the wasting
body, as one ounce of the best wheat -four;
so that in all cases where purgaton is re-
quired, RADWAY'S PILLS will, in less
time than any. other medicine, secure an
evacuation, and, at the same time, nourish
and strengthen the system This peculiar
power is possessed alone by RADWAY'S
REG GULATING PILLS. - laias4
In attacks of Biliousness, Inflammation
Of the Bowels, Liver, Kidneys, dose OF
from six to eight of
i lRADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS
will, in a few hours, restore the patient te
ease and comfort. There is no purgatiyt
medicine in use, that will cure these CON
plants SO quick as RADWAYaSi PILLS
Persons subject to Costiveness. Indiges
|tion, Dyspepsia, Baiousness, Jaundiee
Liver Complaint, Apoplexy, Headache
should take two or three of these PILLS
once or twice week. Price %. cents re
! box. i
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Master Commissioners Sale
Thomas Hope, =

Solomon V. Wheeler and others.
BY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio. on SATURDAY, the 2lst day of Feb
ruary next, between the hours of ten in the
forenoon, and four in the afternoon of said
day, at the front door of the courthouse in
said county, l shall proceed to sell Lot num-
Der Twenty, in the Town of Clarington, in said
county, with all the buildings thereon.
Ordered by said Court to be sold at the suit
of Thomas Hope against Solomon v. Wheeler
and others, to satisfy a mortgage. This is a
very valuable mercantile stand. - -
te8F ss58 EDWARD ARCHBOLD, ~
Mas. Com. NJ. G.. o.
January Il, 1858. @ y
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Legal Notice. !
II tie Probate Court of Monroe Comfy,
s.& = OLi1a F.FsuF

II the Probate Court of Moaroe Comfy,
e}sH ; Ohio + efI
4 Ohm BOOTH, who resides out of the
81 State of Ohio, will take notice, that
on the 18th day of December, A. D. 1862,
William Work man as the Administrator of
Benja,nine Whseier, late Of Monroe County.
Ohio, deceased. filed his petition in the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio. against
him and others, the object and prayer of which
is to sell the following Real Estate, to pay
debts, to wit:
The west half Of the north west fourth Of
section numher fiitsenl (l5,1. township nnm-
Der four a. aud range number four "a n
Monroe County, Ohio. idTpetition will be
for hearing in said Court on the l7th day OF
January 1863 1WMsWORKNAN, Admir-. /
sliW hBE Isw! R6azs zspsos, Atty.
IoFaDecember 1as a6zsArAws 70 aa5Ffy VI
x-Ez IA - e4.ar -r 80 2
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SCHEMES FOR POWER IN WASH
.,..... INGTON. =-s ~,

Mr.. Chase's banking system is being SO
pushed as political measure, as well as
afnancial measure, that it is rapidly In
Q . sing in power among the Abolition
is 5i'8 a sE ao
Mr.. Wilson's militia bill (National
Guard putting all the militia of the Uni
ted States under the Presidents command,
is also to be pressed.
With monster Treasury Bank, the
whole, militia under Federal command
to say nothing of the three hundred regi-
ments of negroes-there is confidence that
an Abolition President can be re-made--
or if not made, kept in power.-M Y
Enpress.
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a Attention, Teachers,

THE next meeting of the Monroe
Il County Teachers Association, will
be held in WoodsfelG, commencing the last
MONDAY OF MARCH 1863,
and continue in session five days.
Teachers, if you consider the Importance
of the profession in which you are engaged,
you cannot fail to meet next spring. Then
come one, come all.
J. HARP GRAHAM,
Ex. and pro. Sec'y.
Fab. 1S 1863 .6w.
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Legal Notice.


gp EEsE GRAY, Thomas Gray and
= " Lelburn Gray, who are non residents
Of the State of Ohio, will take notice, that on
the 9th day of February A. d. 1868. Thomas
L. Frame and David Blackledge, Executors
of Elijah Gray, late of Monroe County, Ohio,
deceased, did, file their petition in the Pro-
bate Court Of Monroe County and State of
ohio. the object and prayer. of which is to sell,
as directed by the last will and Testament of
.aid Elijah Cray, the following premises sit
uate in Monroe County, ohio, to wits Ssh
Four acres out of the south west corner of
the south west quarter of section thirty i've,
in township five and range FIVE. i.sa III
Said petition will be for hearing in said
Court on the 18th day of March 1868.
aH ~ THOMAS l.. FRAME and sAs Ia
~ - DAVID BLACKLEDGE, Ex'rs.stB
sfl 94 By w. F. HUNTER, Atty.
Feb Is 1S63--4w $3.50 81
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Attachment.

Ann Thompson and Isaac Murrey, Execu-
tors of the Estate Of VIM. Thompson,
Deceased, Plaintiffs,
against esee
Joseph H. Thompson, Defendant.
Before David Forshey, ]: F. of franklin
Township. Monroe County, Ohio. on the Sth
day of January 1868, said justice issued an
order of AttachmentSin the above action TO:
the sum of twenty-six dollars and twenty-one
cents.e said cause is set for trial on the 7th
day of March 1863 at 10 o'clock A. M.
Rssss sss,es ANN THOMPSON and
ISAAC MyRREY,
Feb. 4, .1s63.-3w pd. Ex'rs.
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Sherifs Sale.
Martin Troy, Jr.
against

ssif4 ats rs-s ,soamuel sIanQlS. aE er-s-Y
BY virtue Of writ of venditioni exponas to me
directed from the court of common pleas iof
Monroe county, o., will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the courthouse,
iu the town Of Woodsfield, in said county,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, a. II. and
o'clock, p. MT on sgsA
Saturday, the 14th day of March, 1868,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The south half of the north east 9uartel
of section thirty-one, township three and
range three, containing eighty-four acres.
Also, the east half of the east quarter q
same section, township and range, containing
seyenty-nipe acres, more or less, all In Mon
roe County, Ohio. .li5a /
Taken in execution and levied upon as tn,
property of Samuel Landis, at the suit o
Martin Trey, jr. s3s. go ..5a,sg
/ GEO. w. CARROTHERs,
a.s. ,14e1 Sheriff, NJ. G. 0. /
Feb. II, 1868. .1 rs s7sgaal
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Strayed or Stolen

EHROM the subscriber about 3 miles
L from Woodsfeld, on the Lewisyille
road, on or about the 9th day of Janu-
ary 1S63,sa DARK BAY HORSE, two
white feet, lump on his left fore-foot at
the pasture joint-a blaze in his fore
head. .seEoH IS 20
Any person finding the above horse
and leaving him at Z. X. Davis hotel in
W oodsfeld, will be literally rewarded.
z 5.e ,esss s ''fii JOHN McCAMMON.9 {
se :. Feb. ii, 1s63.-3w. .s = e a.ztsss
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Claim Agency.

The subscriber has formed partnership
with ANDREWS, YANsIcKLEi and McCoY, Of Co.
lumbus, for the prosecution of all military
claims whatever. such as back pay, Coanty
Pensions, &C., 60. The long experience and
extensive practice of this Firm will'it is hoped
secure public confidence The subscriber will
attend at his Office on Main Street, Woodsfield
nearly opposite DR.. Smiths.
= 'l.s' HOWARD ,ARCHBOLD,
Feb. a, ls63.-9mo. Atty at Law.
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Master Commissioners Sale,
Nathan e. Berry,
against.

dSdIHSC l7H
t Reuben Hawkins and wife.
BY virtue of mandate to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas of said county,
ON SATURDAY. the 21st day of February next,
between the hours of ten in the forenoon, and
four in the afternoon of said day, at the front
door of the courthouse, in said county, shall
proceed to sell Lot number eight and tho east
half Lot nomber nine, with the buildings
thereon, and the south half of Lot number
twenty-six, with the large Tobacco warehouse
thereon, all in the Town of Stafford, in said
county.
Ordered by said Court to be sold at the suit
of Nathan E. Berry against Reuben Hawkins
and wife, to satisfy mortgage.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD, q
Mas. Com. NJ. C. O.
). january 81, 1868. 5 55
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Master commissioners Sale.
Moose and others, siR a
= A-so araInSt e4 = eNe

J - Reuben NJ. Andrews. - -
BY virtue of mandate to me directed, from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio,o SATURDAY. the 2lst day of Feb.
ruary next, between the hours of ten in the
forenoon and four IN the afternoon of said day,
/ shall proceed TO sell the north east qaarter
of the south west quarter, and the east hall
of the north west quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section thirty six, township three
and range four, except about two acres in the
south west corner Of the last n,entibped 10,
formerly sold to Thomas McFarliug.s
Ordered by said Cohrt to be sold at the sui,
Of Moose against Reuben M. Andrews AND
wife, to satisfy Q mortgage belonging 70, sait
john Moose, Richard Sewen and others.
- EDWARDs ARcHBOLD, :
.'.s Mas. Com. IL. Q. ..
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nB.The annual State election in New
Hampshire takes place ON the second
Tuesday in March. A Governor, Rail-
road Commissioner, and three members of
Congress are to be elected, sa
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Notice is hereby givensth the subscriber
was, on the 10th day of February 1868, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe Coun-
ty, Administrator of the Estate of John Dem
bow, ;sen., late of said county, deceased.
SIDNEY STARKEY, Admir-.
Feb. Is, 1ss3.-3w. pd.
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The Illinois Legislature.

Tba Snr;no6eld oorrosnondont of AZ
- S9p95sf H. ]" = oo1i = -. 'le
acIsg 81 AeT y wrlsss i Ii, lnaet aa.s q Moh.
ksy'n .s' ~ snas sue ln.''o's 3's.s SENATE
xssss ssiil "a.eous q"orin'. iuioimai ma
csnces was he.d snas n,g ign @ nue h9sntns
dsnnss0 was Aasreed upon. Inc Demo
crats woqld ~, no. agree 70 pass any appro-
9la'l9n 20 !, =, OF
80 seso,u'.ous TOT isa.osah Vpyens'on'
OF rso,s,aeoPs any PIuposi.,on PISS tne
nePuoi,can scceoe!s wpuiu ,es.tn 70 their
sssesss and proceeu N tneir r iegisiauve ou
s.sI-lns ne llouse was u g SESSION. SON sa
:, ,,sT-7lga.f -. 4
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Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
was, on the 10th day of February 1853, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator with the Will
annexed of Timothy Cavenaugh, deceased.
.CYWa JESSE MIRACLE, Admir-.
February l8, 1s63.-3w. pd.
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N0TICE.-TO THE FRIENDS OF
ksaCO. (E, 3 36TH RECT. O.sV. Lart

The following amounts have been re-
ceived by w. Hollister, from the soldiers
herein named, to be paid according to the
following order. And for greater conve-
nisnce the funds have been deposited with
Samuel Mooney, Merchant in Woodsfeld,
and will bepaid to the proper applicants.
John White $40, for John w. jackson,
eyus Clafington.sd s fas ,tsHsssS Esa
David 6. Allen s45 for Mrs. Lydia Al
- len, Clarington. sss $ sas
Charles Ray $15 for James H. Ray, Clar-
Johnston Morris $50 for Thos. c. Morris
(pear) Woods6eld. y hea gs e
Thomas Boen $50 for Ezekiel Smittle,
81 Sardis. gA1a = esSa
Henry McCarty $40 for John j. McCarty
sssa Salesville, Guernsey County.
Stanton Hukif $S2 for j ohm @. A. Dent
go .s.s (near5 Woodsfeld.
Smith Brown $17 for james Brown, Leb-
.zz anon. siaEsssi
John H. Day $40 for Thomas Carnes,
Lebanon.
John Taylor ss5 for Mrs. NJ A. Taylor,
w. A. Golliher $40 for Mrs. Eliza Day,
- 81 Lebanon. Ra&9 - ss
lGeo-ssW. Shepherd s44 for VIM. Work
..ssaiiman (near) Beallsville.
.Josl Thomas $25 for Henry Ford, Woods
-Sas field. se ssis0sf ssss 7
Joel Thomas Sc for Mrs Joel Thomas,
= Woodsfeld. - 49,.
John Clute $24 for A. Shotwell, Antioch
VIM. H. Hawkins S45 do do
Daniel Salisbcrry $40 for Mrs. D. Sails
bury, Antioch.
E----- ------ $57 for A. Shotwell, Antioch
George Weddel $50 for do do
Morris Uilom $50 for Samuel Morgau,do
Simons sBrnces $50 fol-. Stephen Bruce,
Antioch.
Wesley tAskly $50 for Rachel Ackly,
Ell Antioch. ss& =
Joseph King $50 for Amanda King, Car
Isle.
Henry Bass $40 for Mrs. H. Bass, East
Union.
wm1Hiddleston s45,for Joseph Hid lle-
sfon, Carlisle.
Wra Hidaleston $50 for Sarah Hiddle-
= ston, Carlisle.
flames H Ellen $40 for Catherine Steel,
MiItonsburgh. -.
sxdsbro5s q King $50 for philip King,
Newcastle. Belmont County.
Geo Wcddel $40 for Wilson s. Ackly,
sSzss Columbus. 80
Mark Carlton $40 for Abner Carlton,
Woodsfeld. IsI., S 4
Charles Thompson $50 for Mrs. R. Thomp-
son, Malaga.
VIM. II. Brown $40 for Edmund A.
Brown, Graysville.
Andrew G. Ault sl0O for Mrs. NJ j. Ault,
20 Malaga. g
: ,Jeptha Bolen $50 for Wilson Martin,
Sardis.
Robert Smith $40 for Belinda Smith,
Graysyille.
Robert Mccoy $50 for John Mccoy.
fsea Carlisle, ~
.1hon.as q. Holland $50 for James IFil-
liams, Carlisle.
Stephen Spsncer $40 for F.A. Spencer.
aCarlisle.
Richard Shook SIS for James Shook
Jackson township. * Eiti
.Abfaham Miller s35 for Mrs. A. Miller.
= - Tndian Creek
8 Charles j Jefferson SS5 ordered to await
esHs instructions.
z Vim. Coon 500 for W. Hollister to in
z vest at 6 per cent. t.s.'..5 II. Z
Squire Il little 500 for w Hollister.
sis3 50 \ ------.----- I'D
: d Denlocrafic Victory in Ian.
sstss .sae xa ia castes,4 Pa. .aa kssa ~
va4 stsss hs<tsssi.sss 81 --- t % sai 5ssiasegs
ssnv The Democracy of Lancaster, Pcnnsyl-
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: - II JAMES W. wALT0M, va q
ClaimA Agent,
49,. WooDsFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.

Mr. W.
Gen 80. If
Pay any the loyal States Of the U"i0"
-ars@s., REFERENCES.
M Comof fGenlLa William Hunter
S. ison, Ex !
John Eo,C thief CerkofP Pension !
R. -r,t
s. 62--6u
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NOTICES is hereby given to the credit
: ors of Isaac Booth, that they must
present their claims to the undersigned his
Guardian, or before the first day of April
next for allowance and payment, by order of
the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio.
Notice is further given that contracts made
with said Sooth after this date will not be
valid. ISAAC BEAhDMORE,
Feb. is, 1861 3w. Guardian.
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a9- "Sally, what time do your folks
dine?" "Soon as you go away--that was
missus' orders. aE si.Sil -f
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Notice to township Treasures

HpThe Treasurers of Townships and
Towns are hereby requested to come
up and make settlement with the Coun-
ty, Auditor, and receive the funds due
them. between the 17th and 22nd days
Of February. q8A8 a3s
AS it is important that settlement
should be made by the 22nd ins..-it
is hoped mo one will neglect to do so.
u NJ. L. BOWSER,
-ags ss Aud. M. G.. O..
Feb. II, 1s63.-2t.
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: !. Democratic Victory in Ian
~. sfa.rs xll - c<xskes.a Pa. u. ks.4 -

ssa~ The Democracy Of Lancaster, Pcnnsyl-
esvauia, achieved a splendid victory at the
municipal election in that city, on Tues
!. day, February Sd, The Democratic May
or was elected by handsome majority,
together with all the other Democratic
candidates. The triumph is complete and
xeyerwhelming! The Aboltiohists we're
cconfdent OF success, aud labored hard to
attain it; but the resuitsshows a, most brill
liant aud gratifying victory for the Con-
stitatiou and the Union. - !. @ ~
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CoNsoLAToRY.-Only seventeen work
ing days remain for the present Congress.
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Elijah Gray's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscri-
hers were, on the End day OF February 1868,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Executors of the Will of Elijah
Gray, deceased. sz'
THOMAS L. FRAME and
DAVID BLACKLEDGE,
Feb. 18, lS6S.-3w. Executors.
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ONEperson writes, her daughter was ssrs&
Of tits Of nine, years standing, and st Vitnt
dance of two years s. <Asss s'aSa7 Etss
ANOTHER writes, his son was cuseA
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case ins01s
ble s@. = ris1 3ssesTss .asssssE ss3sz
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and AGxs
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever 6sg6
which had existed fourteen years sd A@t2
,,e ANOTHER of fRheumatism Of eightysas4
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and EiS6e
Complaint could be mentioned inwhich -
Purifier and Pills 81 sSsA1E ies sa9 - s@hsn
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RADWAY-E K co

.9iG1 a"if1sAgia 81 Maiden Lane.
sss4 gsasgalA sis Il, is, NJ. KIRKBRIDE,T,EI
& ssiassisas sa1 iaJUpKINs s. HALL, Agent.
Sept. II, 1S62.--ly. ~ 4 rs nifot
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w ovx Nike q. CNsAxuN. - -
VNAo,. .RAooA PAAAaa

are the most, active and thorough pilIe -
have ever been introduced. ass . KS ss<sf
They act so directly upon the Iivess exslDs
ing that organ to such an extent as that ~
system does not relapse into its formsryeon5
dition, which is too apt to be the case WITS
simply apurgative pill Il
Thew are really fEaf LII
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n,sGIHeIsNATI,s Feb. lI.4-Nicholas Long
worth died yesterday, 81 years Of age
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Guardians Notice,

Feb. is. ls63.--4w.
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John Denbow seniors Estate.

Feb. Is, ls6s--6w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESTATE.

Feb. Is, 1Ss3.-3w. pd.
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TIE ELECTION.

The official returns may change in eome re.
speots the Congressional delegation as pub
lished by Us yesterday. In some districts the
vote ia close, and 80 widely scattered that it
will require the official vote to decide the re'
suit. In the Bedford district, where Mr.
Goode was supposedto be e-elected, it is now
asserted that his defeat is by no means i'm
probable. His competitor, Col. Martin, leads
him ga votes, with but one county to hsar
from. The army vote will probably finally
decide the issue In the Little Tennessee dis
tiiet, where McMullen was reported to have
defeated Preston, thsre is yet some doubt
The Norfolk and Montgomery districts are
also in doubt, but it is thought that Whitfield
is elected in the fret and Staples in the latter
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hwould make very interesting book, ii
eli the false rumors aud reports that have been
started since the beginning of the war could
h collected and published in single volume.
Ia tie beginning of our tronblss, two Mary
land gentlemen arrefted Col. Lander and
another Federal officer, who were on
their way from Washington to Annapolis
with dispatches, and took them before Gov
Hieks, Of Maryland, by whom they were
Of ecarss a, once discharged. This story
oi this simple occurrence, by the time thai
II reached Richmond, assumed character
tasa sss the whole town wild with excitement.
n0ilsun boards were crowded, and from lip 70
up no" the astounding news. The New York
~ hsgnsnt-such was the form whish the
'" oi Lander had assumsd-was passing
.S, ua annapolis to Washington, when it was
.asa -~aa ~ band Of gallant Bslsimorsans
1a .a e's ~ 70 pieces" The scene was do.
,, embed viii s.ss. pa..iality; the carr. con.
run d y. s.l ~. s's,.:..' Va: W: ..a. =
"'' '''s' ~ IN hi. ..ss..s =. eesdi.ses. s.
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Judge Mered;&A held his Court ysstsrdsy.
and disposed Of such bussness - cane bo6sso
him. Tbs Grand Jury met q The appoinaod
hour, and after . bSisf rstiremsns returnsA
and reported trus bills against the following
PERSONS: Isa Parker, Thomas Wilson, JohS
Mostsrhsld aIios John Fsnow, ,Jaa W. Weed,
william Tracy alias William Smith, and John
,kawurence; "a u for q conspiracy TO sseape ffon
>"S ycasss Ssass rs,i,en.iary ON tie 8sh Of Nay.
.nsp ~ossepn biakman alias Jossph WATSON, .
On.cs Soo,.cs IN the psnisentiary, sent last fton
;r~ ;po.J a Nania counsy, being Identified q hav-
,.s oo!vsa swo terms, was santeneed b. H.
1aoge 70 nve years additional con6r~~c,s
spencer Pennington. . free nero. - n
the Penitentia1y for robbery; Hsnrv = Hsr.
naudez atids Haupten Preston. rsns = - ~
penitentiary from Richmond. Tor er.rA = 49, -.
ny, each acknowledged thsmsslvss - - ~
same parties indicted .or having ssrveS t~o
terms In the State prisop, were ssntsneaS ~
five additional years imprisonuent.
In the case OF John Adams alias J. VIII
iiams, a noiie proseqni was entered, the Gov
ernor having pardonsd him. The Attorney
for the Comm0nwealth entered n0lts pross
gMi in the case of several conspirasors % @
cape from the penitentiary, the evidence no
being doomed sufficiently clear 70 insure thsiI
conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-09

Horse Stealing.-James Il. Miller was ar
ra,gned before the Mayor yesterday to an.
swer the charge of having In his possession q
valuable horse, supposed to have been stolen.
Lieut.. Carter, by whom the accused was ar.
rested, testified that Miller waa riding ine
iron-gray horse, and attempted to gel away
from him q: the time Of his capture. Miller
says the horse belongs to Capt Wyatt, Of the
Albemarle battery, and that he came BY him
IN IN. q \ iagaI manner Tha horse was brandAa
&C. had been placed above the &c S." to
make IL appear that the animal had been con.
demned by the agents of the Government.
AS the horse is said to be worth 81 800 at this
time, it is not likely that the last ''C" has been
properly applied. TO enable the prisoner to
show bis innocence, the investigation was ad.
journed until this morning, at 9 O'Clock, when
the Witnesses should be present.