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93otal Affairs,

M xAg PRIVATE SALE. A. h
The BACON HAllN Farm" 476 acres, on the
York Turnpike, miles from Monkton station,
N. c. R. W., with stone dwelling and Barn.
Jno. Philpot, Jno. 4. Ensor, Trustees.
Fafmsof8p0 acres, 8 miles fro1 Baltimore
farm of 100 acres Limestone land near Warren
farQ of 55 acFesS4 miles east of Towsontown,
with <seyefat Smaller tracts, by B. N. Payne,
Towsontown.
Farm of II acres on " My Ladies ManorjH 20
miles from Baltimore, 81 from MonktOn N. G. R.
r. with the necessary Improvements. Joseph
Parsons.
Farm of 81 acres, IL miles from Baltimore,
Ia niles from Towsshtown, near D6laneyis Valley
I pike. with good dwelling, stables, &c. James
s~Bosley, 303 NorthsSts Baltimore. sa ,'.'s.
ggvg Yxy AT PUBLle sAtEs1 s3Yxy 2 r
III alg1 ah, Farmiof 90 acres on theP Philadelphia
road, l54 miles from Baltimore, with good dwell
ing and gout-buidngssg RIJaGitings,s Trustee.
On Thurday, July 10th, farm containing
142 acres With good improvements &C. Josiah
Tuesday, July l1th,, Large, Stock of Store
Goods ofeSery description, on the Hah6verpike,
the property of iHeIIafe Melohoir Algire.
Thursday TJgly 9Th, Horse, Cow, Furniture,
Implements &c, at the Parsonage, Govanstown.
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-9aTHE Fourth in THE dCouSrY 1.-The Sunday
School attached to the M. Il. Church at Reisters
town, intend holding a celebration near that
place, ON the coming Fourth. q In the evening
therewill be a display ofHre works ipihe village,
with other demonstrations of patriotism. at I'd
=; Al Warren.-The Sabbath School of the. Pop
lar'M, P Church, will hold celebration in, the
adjoining grove. Rev VIM; ", Reese Of Tow
sdffitowfl viii deliver an address, and there will
also be dialogues, singing, &C., by the children
under the management of the 7Sdpt. Mr.. H9 P
Thomas!q nl9I9dl b91BiiJ2nl gllHuig.1o
o1oEA6 Observation-Disclosures Stewart Esq. iIoi
Baltimerei will deliver an address in the Luthe-
ran Church. There will also be patriotic music
he s4P Geps24 1 d the Fourth will be cee.
brated BY Union Of all the Public Schools, with
a Taradelbf Odd Fellows, Sc Addresses, will
Ne delivered by Messrs ,Jno! T. .iEusor,o and L.
M. Haserstiek, and a large turnout is expected
The returned soldiers are invited to attend Gdi
-otx4ts Ooebeysvil2e.-sF Trinity Sunday school
at TowsQntown and the Sherwood S; S. of Cock
eysyils will9nite in a,eelsbratiOn at the latter
place. Cu ef,..,f r,.. "A. bad Sane
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The Perjury Cases.

20 The case Of Alanson Ship1ey, Geo. W Norris,
David Slade and Henry H. Gore, who We're Ell in
dicted by the Grand Jury for Perjury, and WHICH
was brought before the court some three weeks
ago, has not yet been disposed ofgoA DemQrre,
itotheindictment was entered by the counsel for
the Defendants, and argued before Judge EMORY
for several days No decision has yet been given
by the Judge, b9twe do not presume thai, . nm
eder the New Constitution, Rebels will be allowed
Ito take all manner Of oaths ofalegianCeTin order
to secure vote, and escape the penalties Of Per
jury by the mere qdibbliug Of Lawyers o. q
forced technically of Law Considerable in ter.
test is manifested in this easel and the spablit
await Judge Emory's decision1with impatienee,
hnB sT9di tIa Ecy 9gsb w0H .97laWf 10
nov r,g-77 ---7-- ~ IT T7TT am Hot
TIE CoNsPInACY Sometimes aman named
Conover gave important testimony Involving
Sanders, Tucker and Others, with the assassina-
ton Since then Judge Holt sent him to Canada
to procure certain papers While there Tucker,
Sanders and othersof the Rebel aConspiEators in
Montreal compelled him publicly to deny the
evidence be gave before the Court, on pain %
death. . He has nowlreturned Te-afiming his for
omer evidence ndsstatiug that the denial in8th,
Canada papers was forced fromghima Mr.. Aussel
oof N. York who accompanied C6noverlt to CAM
do; corrobotated his statement The'long and
srdpOus trial is now closed, but no, sentence
has not yet been passed, s1nanso mon egaodo
sgesD0ons % ldgn0 dlesb aid soni2 aloo
eib % eigos4 sgom TaGm
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Large Mammoth Photographs $l.OO.
.,TIOR Copies so cents! NTa

sDY means Of the two In proved skylights in
ID our Gallery, persons of any features. or
complexion; can be taken, so as to secure the
most pleasing and fattering likeness,
9l@Pagusrreqty Sci copied, yentarged,
and made more Hfelike and beautiful
.9Il) 2Sli BALTIC. St., Cor. Charles, Baltimore.k
y July L-13mo st7rieQ s8- ai aN1TTrlkg az
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REV. x, Y; GALBRAITH.-W regret to learn
that MI: Gaibraith intends removing from this
-heighborhood. For a>number Of years past he
has had charge of the Presbyterian congrega-
lions at; Govanstown and at Warren. He is uni
Versally know n as Almost earnest and energetic
minister, a valuable member of. the community, !
an .amiable gentleman and scholar, and Chris
tan whose heart was always filed With the ten
derest charities. 49,. -, 1T, 49,. a..
- 1t is not too much to say, that no person has
done more for the relief, of suffering and want
in this community nor manifested a deeper IN
terest initfe general welfare Of thosearOund him
than Mo GalbraithG His usefulness and his IN
thlemished character, place him abovei the reach
of ealuhnya 0 Society looses a, valuable member
and the church faithful minister, by his depar4
'9Fsni 10 tn9mtloa9II ,notiJog 10 sopaai
TE5 REe Isl T.. i. p Gin, Charles
|, Whittefhore and Nicholas NJ Brian, in the 18th
District Messrs,, Elias Smardoh,y VIM. Ewing
iand RnG. IF. Waltemyer in the al3th Messrs.
Jasper n. Slack, John Deiteh, and Frank1L
Morling in the Bird Messrs. Geo. H.0Whitte-
more and John Gibson i'm The lstg have been APP
pointed officers ofRegistration by Gov. Bradford .
We have, not learned definitely Who is The third
man in the First District. s.Fooino ss =. sro,
: AS the Registers will no doubt soon all be APP
pointed 'fot the county, it has been suggested that
a meeting of the whole number be {hed at the
Court House in T6wsontown, on "Wednesday,
July 18th, at1I O'Clock A! M!, for the purpose
ofiixing "a uniform systemdof action, nand con-
eslnting on various matters Of, Importance that
will come before them in the. discharge of their
duties. NE, think this meeting very important.
ACCIDENT ON THE WAsHINGToN BRANCH r. r.
On n ohdaY morning last, a passenger train from
Washington when about miles from Balti-
more smet with the following accident DAl bro4
ken car was lying aside of the track, and was be
ing removed by some men with a derrick, they
thinking it was far enough from gthe track to
permit tbAstrain pass. The upper part however
struck one Of the passenger cars op the train, in
.stantIy killing the Rev, Thos., II. B, Austin,
young minister Of the NJ, P: Denomination, be-
sides breaking the arms and seriously injuring
humber Of others. A Coroner jury rendered d
verdict that tAe1 deceased came to his death
through the neglect the employees of the BALTIC.
nOhiOiIR. J Ri Coz This accident should be
warming toall, Ofthe dangerousgpracticeB of nj
ding in the cars with the head Or arms nprotrh7
'dincr fron fha
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Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
-EoaWof MAY TERM, Uses .b1a syabsoa
Before Hon D. G. H. Emory John T. Ehsodr,
Esq, States attorney,q4i I" '''9'' 'D''-''
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GREAT REDUCTION I'm PRICES /.

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On the 2lst ult.,, bsH the IRev. Mr. Lttleton,
John L, TUCKER, Of Baltimore city, ITO Miss j..
REBEccA RirrEk, Of Baltimore county
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
SIayeryIn Georgta.

NEw YORK, Sept ga correspondent of the
World, writing from Macon, Georgia, says: The
people o: the South very nearly, if not quite,
as much united on the subject of slavery as the
people of the North They regard the institu-
ton as dead and buried. and never to be resur
rected They have probably correct apprecia-
ton OF the power Of the United States army at
the present time. and so satisfied are they that
slavery is eternally gone that they know that all
the bayonets at the command OF General Grant
could not place it where it stood four years ago.
The majority of the people recognize in the re-
suit Of the war, a divine purpose 10 abolish
slavery. If the question was now submitted to
the people of Georgia, they would by large
majority vote for its abolition
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
Billiard Tournament I'm Maine.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. 9.-The billiard tourna-
ment for the championship of this State, which
has been in session during the past week, termi-
mated to night, as follows:
First prize, gold cue. valued at 5000, and
the championship, to Robt. 7. Williams. OF
Bangor Second prize, silver cue, valued at
SlOO to Genldiray. of Bangor Third prize.
silver goblet, valued at $50. to Charles L.
Smith. of Augusta.
Mr. Smith, of Augusta, has challenged the
winner OF the cue to play him a match game for
5000 and the championship.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

CAfRo, Sept 9.-New Orleans dates have
been received. IL is reported on good authority
that the yellow fever is prevailing at Galveston.
Disting guished Federal officers from Mexico
say the French troops have been removed from
the line of the Rio Grande and native soldiers
substituted.
Colonel De Bruan has been dismissed for his
insulting lettsr 10 Gen. Brown.
No Confederate officers have yet been re-
ceived int the service Of the Empire.
Adyicss from the City Of Mexico TO the 18th
says The inhabitants celebrated NapoIeon's s
birth day. the 18th, with enthusiasm, the Emperor
participating. The Emperor issued q decree
regulating bis diplomatic corps. he reserves to
himself the right of appointing and dismssing
all representatives to foreign nations, but they
will be under the immediate direction Of the Min
ter Of Foreign Affairs.
A similar decree. concerning consuls, has been
issued. 1t appears that the corporate forces
have been summoned to garrison the town OF
Seugkolic Juarsz' forces sailed out Of the
fort before the expiration Of the armistce, but
we're driven back by the Imperialists. who then
took possession Of the town. The municipal au-
thorites have taken the oath of allegiance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
Important Decision OF Judge Holt

Important Decision OF Judge Holt.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9-The Herad's Wash
ington special says: Early in the war a number
OF additional aides deoamp was provided for by
act of Congress. to be assigned to staff duty with
Major Generals throughout the service, the OBJ
ject being TO build up corps Of competent officers
for staff duty exclusively, something after the
plan OF the staff corps of the French army Ap-
pointmen,s were accordingly made by the Presi-
dent. and aids at first assigned 10 duty in the
regulars. although many were subsequent tly
transferred TO volunteer commanders. Congress
afterwards provided for giving three months
additional pay to volunteer officers when honor
ably discharged from service, but Judge Advo
cate General Holt decides that, owing to the
technical working OF the law. this corps of ad-
ditional aids belongs TO the regular army, and is
not entitled 70 the extra compensation, although
they may have been mustered in the same day
aud served side by side of the volunteer officers
aud received honorable discharges of the same
date.
This obviousl was not the iuteution of trainers
OF the Law. but the opinion is sustained by the
Acjutant General of the army and the Secretary
of War Most Of this corps il mustered out
hut the same construction of the law that denies
them extra compensation. should. in justice to
all concerned. retain them in the service The
attention of Congress ~ill probably be called to
the subject at an early day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
Change of Quarters for Davis-Ths
M,sstsstppi Questton-POiiticat Ex-
cite nm enl

NEw YoRK, Sept 9-The Commercially S
Washington special says: JEFF Davis has been
removed from bis casemsts at Fortress Monroe.
and placed in more commodious quarters in the
fortress. This change was effected at the sug-
gestion OF his physician, who said his health was
suffering.
Wertz' condition is such, should bis trial con
tinue another month, he will die.
The subordnation of military to civil aatho-
rity in Massachusetts, meets with Secretary
Stewards hearty concurrence
The Commercials Washington special says
The elements of fierce political excitement are
apparent. The New York Democratic nomina-
tons and the Weed. Greeley, Blair quarrel seem
to precipitate events, and a grand explosion,
leading to new political combinations of most
in portant character may be expected.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

Clergyman, while residing In South America, a
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought by baneful and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfOItu-
nate will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine sealed envelope to any VINO needs IL,
Free Of Charge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope addressed your
SELF. Address, JOSEPH t. INMAS,
sep9.dly Station ID, Bible House, New York City
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
Election of n Bishop I'm Tennessce-
Destruction OF Free men,s school


Louisville, Sept 9.-The Nashville Special
Episcopal Convention nominated for Bishop of
the Diocese OF Tennessee Renchas T. Quintard,
four years Chaplain of The Rock City Guards
afterwards First Lieutenant of rebel regiment
from this city. He was unanimously elected on
the first ballot.
The returned rebel soldiers on Wednesday
night burned the Freedmen's School, at Decherd
Tenn. Mr., Schaltz. the teacher, was obliged to
hy for his life.
General Johnson commanding the Middle
District of Tennessee. has taken prompt mea
sures 10 suppress these and other lawless acts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
scarcity OF Provisions I'm VIrgfnia-
fatat Hog Disease

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9-Such of late has been
the dearth of provisions in Virginia and so limited
is the supply now on hand that any diminution
at present is looked on with fearful antici-
patton.
A disease call hog diptheria, is now rapidly
killing off the hogs in Fairfax and adjoining
counties The animal appears we'll in the morn
ing but during the day the neck becomes swol-
len and by the next morning he is dead. No
cure has been discovered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

FoRTREss MONROE, Sept. 9.-The bark Sun
shine, laden with French tobacco from Richmond
sailed for Bordeaux to day.
man named Welkins was shot by Lieu.
tenant, who was in command of the guard, at
Bermuda Hundreds, last Monday. Welkins was
arrested. DE is from Lees army
Thirty FIVE convalescents have been sent home
to-day from Hampton Hospital. About l SOC
sick and wounded still remain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
EIrc I'm PhiiadeIphia.

PHlLADELPHlA, Sept 9-Early this morning
the eastern wing Of the Good Intent Cotton and
Woolen Mills, on Market street. near Twenty
Fourth. was destroyed by FIRE Yates i Hurdle
lose $4,000 They were partially insured. The
loss on the mill. 5000 The FIRE originated
accidentally
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

The Bridal Cham ber, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. and
liable treatment for Diseases OF the Urinary and Sexual
systens-sent free in sealed envelopes Address DR.
sKILLIN HoUGHT0N. Howard Association. PhnadeI-
phia, Pa apr&-d&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
.sGreat OAKS From Little Acorns
GT0xy.y

The worst diseases known 10 the human race spring
The volumes scientific lore that I'll the tables
shelves Of the medical fraternity only 20 to prove and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves While you may. The smallest
II fade and die away fror the surface Of the body
hu, will reach the vals perhaps. at last and death be
the result and hna close. kaggies Bilious Dyspeptc
and Biarrhqa Pills where all others fail While for
Burns se.iSs, ChblaIns, Gets and all abr,ons Of the
skin. Nszsies s.lve Is iafAlbls Sold by NAggel
FulisO street, New York, and all Druggists at IS eesss
per boz. aug7a-d&wly
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Ietterfrom Cep.Siocun

SYRACUSE, Sept. 9-The editor OF the Journal
here says: In letter to gentleman of thi:
city. received to-day, and dated Vicksburg
August 7th, Major General Slocum writes: II il
becomes necessary, you can say in my behalf
that will not under sny circumstances be can
didste for civil office this fall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
Philosophy Of Marriage.

yUyHK PRoPRIEToRs OFT sEw YORK MUSEUM
II Of Anatomy have determined, regardless OF et-
sny and suppression OF ausckery four Of their most
interesting and Instructive Lectures Marriage ans ts
dsquaiihestons. Nervous and Physle<i pspnfy, IRE
Depression I'm potency Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
err the great Evil and those haisties which result
from youthful focs, excesses OF maturity or grorancs
az Physielosy and Laws Of Mature
these insslaabie Lectures have been the means Of
snghtenng and saving thousands and vii be forward
tsry. Nsv York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine SIS
Broadway. Hev rors lsn2l-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

Home Organization.

gNHE AMERICAN HORSE INSURANCE. COMPANY
insure live stock against loss By theft and deatA
Home oace. Indianapolis, Ind. yinton Block, oppeeis
Post ofice. This is sound and reliable company In
sure with them. se7-f1w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
CROCE RlEs,
CLEANING AND DYslNe ESTABLISHMENT

IN HAUNTED STATES DYz- HOUSE, no. sssoUn
Illinois street, Indians spoiis, indiana.
Al this old and vel known estsb<hment, the lsfiss
beautiful colors. and gents
ted and repaired
New and second hand clothing bought and sold alec.
paclar branch In the business dsno.insst nns draw
inr-bias dtabls elslh. IN any garment -
vroughttLs; not be VISIBLE 20 hs nahs< ere.
Rensnberths place, Ne. - south Illinois street.
yanie JOSEPH HARRIS. .Prsprfster
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Atlantic & Great Western Railway
GHH - IszzzzzBa
BROAD GUAGE TO NEW YORK.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY FROM
CINCINNATI TO NEW YORK.
Special Notice to the Public

nS AND AFTER sEPTEkBRR 4th, 1865, owing
" TO the rapid increase Of Passenger Business and "a
add 70 the comfort OF the travelling public the Company
have put on Lighting Express Train which leaves Gin
cnnau at An; Urbana. 937 A. NJ; Gallon, 1870 p.
M; arriving al New York at p. n. the next day
The Company doing every thing in their power
make the A. G W. Railway the quickest, safest and
most comfortable railway in the country. The engines
cars and other equipments entirely new and Of the
most modern and improved patterns unequalled any
other line on this continent The iron on the entire line
Is and heavy and the bridges all new and safe
The scenery not surpassed by other line The
are wide, roomy and well ventilated.
Passengers leaving Indianapolis at $50 A. NJ, by the
Columbus Indianapolis Central make close connection
tvrbana with the $40 A. NJ Express out Of Cincinnati
The Night ExpreSs. leaving indianapolis at 740 p via
Columbus indianapolis Central, also make direct
nection al Urbana with tie Night Express which leaves
Cincinnati at 1850 p N.
Remember, Three Through Trains leave daily for New
York, Boston, Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and all points in the East
Through Tickets for sale at the Union Depot, Indian
apos and at all the principal ticket offices in the East
and West.
Baggage checked through. Rates Of fare low by
any other route In asking for your tickets be they
read Atlantic Il Great Western Railway.
For particulars IN regard 10 ths route &c. small
bills and maps.
J. BURGESS BROWN.
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Business Notices published In the local columns Of ten
iues under viii be charged fer each insetiop t1 II
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, el;
aithout notice free.
Marriage Notices 50 cents
Notices Of Festivals PcRcs and ExcursiOns gotten up by
advduals associations by churches n the regular
SFices-
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
5peca Notices. ftsn lines over will be charged double
BE usual rates.
Tearly advertisers &c pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for oices Of every description
h charged the Of tl so for each ih the
ssy sni e. In the Daily and weekly the same to be- In
III cases, paid In ADVANCE.