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Our Table.

National Lyrics, by Jno. q. Whittier In ac-
cordance with previous announcement, the above
volume has appeared from the Press of Ticknor
Il Fields, Boston. 1t contains choice National
Lyrics written by one of Americans best Poets,
just such pieces as every one can appreciate and
understand at this time The story of old sBar-
bara Frietchie, aa oi 5J 6
=" The braVest of all in Fredericktown, 10 Dag
Who took up the flag the men hauled DOWN.
is alone worth the low price of so cts for which
the volume is sold. To be had of the Booksellers
in Balto or of the publishers by mall sioJ
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SroLEN--We are informed that on Wednesday
night last, two valuable horses were stolen from
the stable Of Mr.. Saml. Rankin, OIL Long Green.
Why do not the Farmers of our County organize
a company for mutual protection against Horse
thieves
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THE GUERILLA is LoosE.--On Monday last, all
the Rebel military officers confined in Fort War
rem, were released on taking the oath of alegi-
ance. Among them is Gilmor, the well-known
BALTIC. County guerilla, whose unenvied reputa-
ton rests on the forms of murdered Union Sol
diers, the ashes Of captured Railroad Trains and
the outrages committed on innocent omen and
helpless men.
( Keep your hands OH your pocket books, you
that have money lock your stables, you that
have horses; guard your dwellings least they be
fred over your heads let the watchmen on the
Rail roads be vigilant, least cargoes of precious
human life he hurled crashing and bleeding,
over high entertainments; let helpless women and
tender children beware, for the great guerilla is
loose.
The C0nuerted(9) Rebel will hardly honor this
community by taking up permanent residence
among us. 1t isn't a healty latitude for such
men. He will probably find it more to his ad-
vantage to go to Virginia and run for Congress
on the same ticket with his illustrious colleague
in crime Col. Moseby. 3.
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SEED DRnLs.--The season for sowing the Fall
crops will soon be here and Farmers will do we'll
to provide themselves with grain drills in time.
Saml. J. Buchanan, Towsontown Sinclair & Co.
Mayher, Pratt, ST.; Bruster & Griffith Paca 81,
Whitman & Sons, Calvert St; and A. G. Mott
Ensor ST. Bait, are all Agents and manufactur
ers of various styles of these useful machines.
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A Parity PicruRE.-We were shown picture
Of little child sleeping a few days ago, taken
by Mr.. John Ii. Y Dung, photographer, Cor. Bait.
& Chas SITS. 1t was complete triumph Of art
every lineament and feature being given with the
exactness of life "
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New CoTroN Factory -Neson Gambril Esq
is erecting a new Cotton Factory at Woodberry,
on the N. G. r. r. about 3 miles from the city
The foundation wallsare already built and the
building promises to be large and substantial
affair i54teelE $3.50
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Nea0 Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

IA No. 1 LIGHT No-ToP TROTTING WAC
1HON, built by Dusenbury Vandusen, of
New York. In complete repair. Will be sold
at bargain. Apply at this Office.
July 2a-3t 49,.
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1he Nation, is the name Of a new weekly, pub
lished by Jos. II. Richards, 100 Nassau ST. N.
York, devoted to Politics, Literature, Science,
&c. 1t is the organ of no party orsect and will
bring to its columns the ablest writers Of the
country. Public men and others who Mant a
high-toned and truthful record Of events, with
the opinions of the best thinkers on the questions
of the day, will find this Journal invaluable.-
Price So 90 year.
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Inf, has been promoted to be Lieut.. Col. Of his
Regiment. Col Wilson has served his country
with distinguished bravery, ever since the early
part of 1861, and richly deserves the silver oak
lnnrns
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The atlantic Monthly and Orr Young Folks
both published by the same firm, have appeared
for August. We would specially urge those of
our readers who are rearing families, to provide
their children with interesting and wholesome
reading, such as is found in the latter periodical
1t is the best Juvenile magazine published, and
costing but $500 a year, is within the reach of
all. "'9-
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LIBERAL.-The Northern Central Railway Co.
have contributed So, 500 TO assist the borough of
York, Pa, to pay for the assessment made upon
the citizens by the Rebel General EARLY during
the last Rebel raid in Pennsylvania. 9- !.
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FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE in Tow -
IA sontown, containing Is rooms, el, {.5.
ilgibly situated, in fee; also, 40 Acres aasi
of Land, s miles from Baltimore and lssll
miles from Towsontown; A GOOD FARM
OF 40 Acres, near White House, 5th district.--
one of 70 ACRES, q miles from Mislslletoyvvn
Terms easy. Apply to
~ B. N. PAYNE,
Real Estate Agent and Conveyancef.
June l7.--tG Ifa6.l1s --V"7S'
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REFREsIING RAMA heavy. rain visited the
upper part of the county on Tuesday afternoon
last, to the great benefit of the growing crops.
Very little fell at Towsontown, and there was
none at all in the civ
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ga THE FIRST ENTRIES, lat the Clerks Office, nm
der the act of the last Assembly requiring all
Births, Marriages and Deaths to be registered,
Born, July 9th, 1865, at Mt Washington,
Charles Donnley. Parents Charles and Agnes
Donnley. a.I. ft 49,
MARRIED, by Rev. j. F. Hofr at Cockeysville,
July 18th, 1865, Joshua Leaf and Margaret NJ.
Ritter, of Shawan. Z License issued July lst.
DIED, at Towsontown, July 18th, 1865, Alex
ander S. son of VIM. S. and Rose Keech, aged
10 months. Disease, Tysentery. Buried at
Beltsville, Pr. Georges Co. Md. .gqs ss8
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NOTICE.
: OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF INT. REV.


9UFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF INT. REV.,
5TH DISTRICT OF MD,
-1A ELLIcorT's MILLS, July oath, 1865.
A LII persons requiring Licenses in this Dis
IA trict are informed that they are now due
and payable, and must be obtained immedi-
ately, in default of which, the penalties incur
red, which are heavy, will be enforced.
Payment may be made at this Office, which
is open daily.
GEORGE w. SANDS,
July 29.-3t. Collector.
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GETTING FAsHIoNABLE,--row at colored peo-
pies. bush meetings. There was some disturb
ance at the, colored peoples meeting held in
iPaynes woods near this place on Sunday last
but not Of serious character.
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The EXECUTIVE ComMITqEE. Members will take
notice that they are called to Towsontown, on
Wednesday next, August End. iae 'gt
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DISTRESSING AccDENT.-We are panied to
learn that on Wednesday morning last, while
a squad of workmen were engaged qnarrying
stone on the N. G. R. r. near Phoenix, rock
rolled down the bank, crushing to death Mr..
Joshua Carter and severely injuring another man.
The deceased leaves a family. -
Another.-One day last week, at the Smedley
House in this place, where MI. and Mrs. Startzman
of BALTIC city are spending the Summer with
their family a coored nurse accidentally spilled
a basin of hot starch over the head and face of
one of their children, from the effect OF which 1t
died, after few days Of intense suffering. The
little unfortunate was one of most interesting
pair Of twins, and was only four months old.
Another On Friday afternoon 2lst inst, Mr.,
Buell. Smith of Norrstown, IIarf. Co., while at
tempting to cross the N. c. r. r. near krott' S
mill, had valuable horse killed, mule badly
injured, and made narrow escape with his own
life The team was struck by the engine of a
freight train. The crossing at this point is said
to be in very bad condition. The horse was bu-
red on the spot by the workmen on the Rail
Road, and the wagon was repaired at VIM. Nc
Caslin's shop. ~
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FOR. safe

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM HORSE,
IN perfectly gentle and works in any kind of
vehicle. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
July Pit. < gESLaEI
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JEssoP's MEETING. On Sunday next 3Oth inst
the quarterly meeting Of Hereford Circuit NJ. E.
Church, will be held at Jessop's Church, near
Cockeysvie. The meetings at Jessop's are gen.
orally we'll attended. = So
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INTERNAL REVENUE William Yelling, Esq,
Assessor of the 9Th Collection district of this
State, agreeably to public notice, attended at
Gainesville on the Goth & 2lst instant, to hear
and determine appeals from the annual assess
ments of 1861 made by Joshua H.. Hynes and
sors for the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Eighth
and Thirteenth election districts of this county.
No appeals were made person met to ex-
plain his return. We are pleased to learn that
the assessments so far as made, in these districts
of our county, produce Revenue to the Govern
ment of about $10S, 900. The assessments yet to
be made will increase the tax to over $l25, 000.
This large sum is exclusive of the monthly as
Isessnents which annually amount to at least
$l80,O00. n Beglgsg. ss lori. l..og ags44s.
Much credit is due to Messrs. Hynes and San
derson, for their energy, as well as the good
Judgment and intelligence displayed in the dis
charge of their respective duties.
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SALE OF PHOENIX FAcToRY We are informed
that Capt. Thos. Love of the Eighth district,
and q certain Mr. Jenkins, have purchased the
Phoenix Cotton Factory on the N. g. r. r. and
design putting it in operation at an early day.
We wish the new firm success in the undertaking
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ma. The Board Of School Commissioners

Ma-T The Board of School Commissioners Or
eisrrJcvvr, rd rs aumfftsrefeu 1ne oHfn Mf
Soper was elected Sec Treas. The county was
divided into commissioner districts as follows :
DR.. Hand has charge of all the schools in the LIST
and 18th districts-Mr. Turner S in the 3rd, 4
in the 9th and in the 2nd-Mr. Gambrill, all
in the 4th, Q in the 9Th and 4 in the 2nd-Dr.
JONES' all in the 9th, in the 5th and a in the
7th4-Mr. Scott, all in the 9Th, in the Bird and
i3in the 5th--Nlr. Anderson all in the 10th, in
the 18th and in the lIth-R. O.. McGinn, Z in
the 9th and in the llth--Mr. Brian, all in the
18th and in the 18th. lii. 81,
Details of the division will be advertised in
next week. issue of the Union, or the issue of
the following week. ~
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CoRREcTIoN.--T coiored man reported in last
weeks Union to have been killed at the Bush
meeting near Spark switch, is recovering.
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RAILWAY ExTENsIoN.-ln accordance with a
grant from the city Council of Bait, the Tow
sontown Railway Company, are now engaged,
extending their road from the corner of East and
Hillen SITS. along the latter street to Holiday and
thence down Holiday to Orange Alley. This
will put the city terminus of the road near BALTIC.
St., and will prove great convenience to travel
lers. The road is carrying a large number of
passengers this season, which will be still fur
Their increased by this extension.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-29

Cooley and The LADIES' Friend, for August,
have been received and are filled with their usu-
al interesting engravings, fashion plates, stories,
&c. - as 20 a9t@ q
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chronological Journal This is among the best
monthies published, for the use of the general
reader, as well as for the close student of man
kind, $500 a year. Fowler & Wells, $50 Broad
way, N. York. l4 $500 As
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NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the MERIDTTH'S
FORD and JARRETTSVILLE TURN
PIKE COMPANY are requested to pay Eight
Dollars ($S) per share of their subscription to
said road on or before the FIRST 81 TURDAY
IN A Jug UST, 18th day. 1865.
By order of the Board
..'A ]. H. sCARFF, Secretary.
July 22-td -. q u
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prnsnNAI pRnpERTY

Thursday, August 3rd, large sale of Personal
Property, Stock, Farming Implements, &c, with
Corn in the ground and by the barrel. jas w.
Offutt W. NJ. Isaac, Admrs. of Lemnel Offntt.
On Tuesday, August 18th, extensive sale OF
valuable Stock, Farming Utensils, Hay, Corn
&C., &c. Milton Dance
Wednesday, Aug. 10th, near Celynmalaria
Church, Horses, Cow, wagons, implements, fur
nture, &c, by VIM. T. Price, Administrator:
Saturday, August 10Th, near Fowblesviile,
Hanover Pike, Horses, Cows, Farming utensils,
Furniture, &C., by T. S. Upperco, Executor.
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The SHREwsBERRy CAMp-The great Camp
meeting of the M. E. Church, which used to be
held annually near Shrewsbury, York Co. Pa,
but which was discontinued during the war,
will be resumed this season beginning on Friday
Aug. lth. 1t will be held on the farm Of Mr..
Burton of the firm Of Raymond Burton, deal
ers in furnishing goods on BALTIC. St. 1t is said
that the coming Camp will be one of the largest
ever held at that place, and being Convenient to
the Railroad will no doubt attract large crowds
Of people.
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THE MARKETS.

as,a5 BALTIMORE, July 2S.
FLOUR Howard Street Super $3.50. @$z75
Retailing Extra.$S.75
Family. 5O@S lO. 90
City Mills Super. ........$7 SO "a So. 90
Baltimore Family.
Onio super 09$7.50
Extra .......-..........., $S.25
Family .,...... ........ ........ $9.25G0$ $3.50
CORN MEAL G PEI barrel. 123 as 5000
uhAlN-W White Wheat...,-....,.... l95@235 cts
Red INSTRUMENTATION 1920 cts.
E White Corn...... .95@9S cts.
hk deiloW Corn; cts.
Oats, weight, ..............62@ SO cts.
Rye..... ........s...,.....7 IS "a 90 cts.
Shoulders. 1874 (a1S3 cts. |
Sides-.....l94 @194 cts.
Hams, cured. 032 cts |
brands, fine, .....$3.O0 5000 |
Ground Alum $500. ......... So. 90 "a 5000 |
Turks Island, per bushel, ....,.60 5000 ,
WHlSKEY ohio) n,,,.,,,.,,,,.,. $4,000
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Ladies' & Childrens'
SHOES Sc GATHERS
g61
JAMES PHIPPs.

D,ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
N Towsontown and vicinity, that he manu-
features to order at his residence at the new
Toll Gate, on the York road, in Towsontown,
LADIES' and CHILDRENS' SHOES ANDGAI
TIERS, of every description, of the best mate
rial, neat, and cheap as can be procured in the
city. REPAIRING promptly executed.
Z Nal respectfully solicit a share Of public
patronage. JAMES Philips.
Jul 29-6t, IL l. To- q1
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FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-On Monday night,
man supposed to be soldier, about 40 years
old, was killed by being run over, on the Phila-
delphia Railroad, near the Trap road, short
distance beyond Canton. His body was discov-
cred early yesterday morning-the head severed
therefrom. An inquest was held by Justice But
rlerof the county, the jury rendering verdict of
accidental DEATH. 1t was supposed that he was
run over. by the train which left here at 8, rs
Monday night.--American.
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COOP ADVICE. Logan, in his farewell
address to the army of the Tennessee, gives his
soldiers the following sensible advice. We hope
returned soldiers every where will heed the
words. The true glory of our citizen soldiery
is, that they are as orderly and as Industrious
citizens, as they are brave and perseyering SOL
diers: a e ~ 3ge s5a
"Tn relinquishing the implements of war for
those of peace, let your conduct ever be that
Of warriorsin time Of war and peaceful citizens
in time of peace. Let not the lustcr ofthatbright
name You have won as soldiers be dimmed by
any improper actas citizens, but as time rolls on,
let your record grow brighter and brighter STILL :"
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To All Whom it May Concern
N O lie

COLLECTORS OFFICE u. S. INTERNAL
~ REVENUE, SECOND DISTRICT, MARY
LAND, BALrIEoRE, July 9Th, 1865. A
All persons requiring LICENSES in this Dis
trict are informed that they are now due and
payable, and must be obtained Immediately;
in default of which the penalties incurred,
which are heavy, win be enforced.
Payment may be made at this office, No. So
East Baltimore Street, between the hours of Q
A. M, and P. M, daily. ~ asii.9
g JAMES L. RIDGELY,
July 15.-3t. ~ Collector.
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TIE CoPpERHEAD BIBLE-See first page of II
ryllnd Journal, for this week .IlJ
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PENNA FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE. We have
received copy of the Address delivered at the
opening Of the last session OF this Institution To-
Gated at Philadelphia. The degree Of M. D. was
conferred upon three Young ladies at the close of
the session. The class consisted of % members
The sixteenth annual Session commences, Oct
18th, 1865. We are glad to see that it is beconl-
ing popular for ladies to turn their attention to
the practice of medicine since ii is so peculiarly
their sphere to relieve suffering and minister to
the dying. ,
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AT PUBLIC SALE.

Tuesday, August lst at Goyanstown, the
property Of the late Thos. Cross, containing over
two acres of land, with handsome dwelling
stable, &c. j. N. Steel, Atty.
Tuesday, August lst, at the Court House,
Towsontown, farm Of lo6 acres, in the Second
District, near Woodstock, on the B. Il o. X. H.,
known as g Bells Park, y with good barn,
dwelling, &c. Richard Grason, Trustee 800
Thursday August 10th, Valuable Farm of 1913
acres on the old Dover Road, 20 acres in good
Timber, with fine three-story brick Dwelling
and other out-building, good Orchard, &C., the
property of the late Lewis Pitts. H. S. Wheel
err Trustee. h.
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AcKSowLEDGEMrNr.-Hon Rev. johnson will
accept our thanks for q copy Of the Addresses
delivered in the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives, on the death Gov. Hicks. So. aas ~
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4otal Affairs

va The following Property, advertised in this
paper, will be sold ms stated below:
AT PRIVATE sALEss
The "Bacon Hall Farm" 476 acres, on the
York Turnpike, miles from Monkton station,
N. G. R.AW., with stone dwelling and Barn.
Jno. Philpot Juo T. Ensor Trustees.
Farm of $50 acres, miles fro Baltimore;
farm Of 100 acres Limestone land near Warren /;
farm Of SIS acres, miles east of Towsontown,
with several smaller tracts, by B. N. Payne,
Towsontown.
Farm of II acres on C Ny Ladies Manor 20
miles from Baltimore, 81 from Monkton N. q. X.
r.. with the necessary improvements. Joseph
. Parsons. s af@
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9alto. On. MniOlt,
TQWSQMTQWM MD.
THE SHIP UNION.

The good ship Unions voyage is Ger,
AT anchor safe she swings,
And loud and clear with cheer on cheer
II. Her joyous welcome rings:
Hurrah! Hurrahl it shakes the wave,
1t thunders on the Shore
~ s. One flag, one land, one heart, one hand,
One Nation evermore
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Parson Brownlow on Returning
Rebels. ~-

York, Pa, July 18th, 1865.
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no AM Whom IL NAV Concern !:

July 29.-3t. Collector.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-20

Passengers arrived by the steamer "Yazoo' Captain
Thompson, from New York. Nov. 10th, viz
George Brown, B. II. Fitch, ]. M. Rockwell, A. Brown
Mrs OILERS and James Cories Julien Carter John
Covorsan, Mrs. NJ J, Vasen Captain Metzgar.
CoNslaNEEs per steamship 'Yazoo" Capt Thompson,
from New York, Nov. 10th, 1865, viz:
Adams Co, W Allen Co. c Burroughs Bur
CESS Core, Burn Co. Z Brooks, b T Bockover, Jas
Black, Bnrwel, G W Balm, Bornish, A Bur-
rough. Clark X Cox, q Crow, Campo, W Cow
drcy, ] Cobb, d Conant, Il Dunn 4 Co, j ii Haw
son. W Duyal, W Dey, Davis Bro II Ebharit II
Jones, White Sales W John Kellogg Kaiser Briggs
Co, Lublin Stiner, Levy, r NJ Donaugh, Morris,
Hwathmay 4 Co. Montgomery Wilson, NJ Metz 4 Co,
March, M Norfieet, W Nichols, W Pepper c u Paine
J IL Reed, A&C Santos, Sherman Bros G W Sta
pies, Staples, George Sangster, Seldnor & Co w
Seabury. Scott, VI Sprattley, Taylor Martin Co
q Tnttle = Todd, PaggaIt, X Todd, W II Turner a
Co, Il Vance, o Wetmore II p Worcester
PERSONAL. Passengers arrived by steamer Hatteras,
Captain Parrish from New York Nov. 10th, 1865 viz
Miss Heath, Miss Lambert B. +. Carr, W Bennett and
twentyeight in tho steerage.
CoNsdNEEs per steamship Hatteras Captain Lewis Par
IRISH, from New York November 10th:
s. 4. Wise, G. W. NJ, +. W. Skinner E. Cannon, A. d
Norman, s. b.. b. T. Bockover, d. j. Linn l.. s. W. IL
Sner, s. sedner q Co, W. IL. Hughes L. l.. Clement
Hcnneberry, John Linn, Smith Bro d. L. Mclaughlin
NJ. Metz Co. Samuel Katskn, JOS. Cohen, Brown 4
Clark, NJ J. Mcintosh, c. A. Smith, M. Levy, r. McAlona
Captain Midsger schooner j. W. Hines Miss Lambert
layors NJ y. Dawes, T. Fentrsss, Y. Merchant, c, +,
Bdgood, H. Kim. t...49ttI
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-20
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT Courts. The jury in the
case of John Long, indicted for larceny,
appeared in court, and still being unable
to agree, they were discharged by the
judge. "A new venir was ordered to be
summoned, and their case il again
set for trial on Wednesday.
Hiram Henderson, charged with en-
bezzlement, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to two years and six months in
the Penitentiary.
Margaret McCourt was qualified as the
Administrative of Francis McCOurt, de-
ceased. a
Martin White, scotchman, took out
his naturalization papers. -
John Drill, alias Billy Sullivan,
charged with burglary and larceny, was
found guilty and sentenced to five years
in the Penitentiary.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-20

ARREST OF GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES
IN PORTSMOUTH. On Saturday Mayor
Collins, of Portsmouth, was informed
that two Government detectives, sent
from Richmond upon special duty were
in Portsmouth, and had extortcd from
MIR. f. Foreman $50, en- the ground
that he (Foremanl had been purchasing
government property without authority.
The Mayor-as soon as he learned the
particulars i'm the case-issued his war
rant and had the two Detectives arrest
ed. One gave his name as w. III.
Haynes, and the other - Everett. We
are informed both were turned over to
the military authorities and committed
TO the hard labor prison until the af-
lair can bc fully investigated.