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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07
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,dada- The Ydflo&ing Property, advertised in this
paper, will s4ttf As STATED below n nsso yoi
"a z s,Hf pfit ARE SALE. ...r - /:
Valuable Farm Of 81 acres, with good country
Mill, and Oat-bgliaangg, On Western Ran,:l yno.
Scott. s'h0s hOs19pH7n Use, gy"s5 TO ~
i;YV Valuable House and Lot in the centre Of Tow
sontown on the r. Road and.Turnpike, suitable
for public bpsipesso B. N Payne Agt. ndoI, 6,
A number Of SplnaPLs properties in rs Adams Co.
Pa. for sale bSaJ0bn e, szpHek, Agt. isa7sI y
az AT PUBLIC SALE. ~ ,ia,ei.aI ,.os,
3 WMonday, October 9th, at The Court in Towson-.
town, Farm of l464 acres in Green Spring Val
ley known as 'Risteau' Garrison, with first
class improvementsossCa Nv Ridgely, Trutees. Z.
Monday, Oct. 9TH then. G.. RI Wsinear.
Lutherville. T Three HoEsss,12 Cows, l6oAogs,
with the usual Farming utensils, = Furniture &c
sAk Ruth C. Lynch.
On Tuesday ,sQctobef i0ihI Valuable Property
in Towsohtov naaI acres 3 Foods and l3Perch-
ss fine DwellingISe.H. IsaBowen, Trustee g'1
Oct. llth, on the premises, q
Mi. from Reislerstown. Fivsbots of land much
oft in good timber. s. II. Stocksdale, Trustee.
Thursday Ocisg3tS at ShawAni aGqaaA tifyof
Stock, Implements, staItnitniS sc. = VIM. Dun
can! v7nsh nssi51ak n3gS ola
Monday, Oct sl6thiowthel0 York Road, 90
niles from Baliinuire, sansexetenti Farm OF II
acres with p16dITinirtoveintnts, also, Adqnatl-
tity Of stock, farming utensils &c. Joseph Par
sons. q asol ssiia sssGal ssu
y Farm Or GodHtty Scat Of 20 acres on Tie Old
| Frederick CToad,,h rhiies from the city, with
Frame Dwelling GHtn and Stable, on Monday
oct 23d. Beiijahhib Contee:ims 8 n a'i5f sas
& VTen acres Of W oJalanda the crossing * the
Bel-Air and JoppS Roads, on Sat-, Oct 2sth,,ir7.
Bepben Towel, iAdhiih
Farm of $50 acres, mi. from Reisterstown
Is from Battle. 40 seres iI Tgood tmbers well
watd red and fsncsdl,I good buildings s&c.,, on
Sat moning, Oct. 2Slh rlH Kemp. eemoaT !
|senbnday Oct 3Otb, on the North Point Road
81 mi from Baltimore, afarulOf 95 acres with
good improvements and Wood lot of As acres,
adjoining. 7. Parkin Scott, Trustee
II Monday, Oct. 3oth, Farm pr 1913 acres, near
Parkton on the N. G. r. r. with dwelling, Barn,
lout- buildings, orchard, woodland &C., the Prop
erty of the late Wnl sPlowman. J95T. Ensor,
Trustee. blSH9 spsfl a'iaAh
r. -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

A FEW weeksag3, VIZ made E5ine general re-
marks in the .Da sa-.sl Ie!asgl Of political
that they fl Qeaqi 6 10 fepresent the feaI
hptnfhts d IHs beobie. hecause>l hose who fbda-
AEea oEA C16<<ntisds ~ eftep elected 81 4
hln9,IIy of i6e adtbai <o|efs: Our object ssas,
lplcdII Rttsntlon Ia The imp rtance of ATTENDING
Deeg8IeS miebt he tboseh, who would fairly
represent theImajorityo Of the people for whom.
they acted. Our neighbor of the Journal i'm his,
last weeks paper, copies portion of our article,
with an attractive display of capital letters and
a few Introductory remarks which are evidently
dftsfded fq Stigpatize the Primary Meetings
lately held by the Union people Of this county.
i The principle for which we were contending
IS the good old psRosf2}c principle ma
jOrity shall RUIZ Thomas Jefferson, imho indihe'
purer days ofdhe Democratic party ssas proudly
called ssFateFb inshis remarks % x
Democracy, says-"Absoisfs acquiescesce III The
decisions Of the majority ise vial principle Of
Republics sat the sham Democracy Of the
present DAY has long siace discarded this priacia
PIE az aellas ills, immortal author. nNnd II is
pan TO see, that our ,nsighbor is allied to- that
reckless Acknowledgements up in arms against the
decisiOu of thamaors,.a IS fairly expressed the
election of Abraham Linceln, and attempted ito
Fstrike sblowyattbis sThe vital principle
Yof Republics ssraohF lioaa maiiftW siols
|, y i'epuo'ieSSfi sgasi2 niswe b1adoiI aa9sd9nt
/, at makes q yast1diflsrencc dniopiniona about
the utility ofshe rod which end ShaPpens4o fall
to ones share i'ss when few appripciplsd
men, in the interest of thss most vicious social
Institution the agaeesllpd Conventions III their
several States, and Delegates were chosen there
to by the empty ffaEcs 81 4 hurried election, and
those Oonveniio in secret session, adoptedgcr-
dinaBces nof secession without daring, in som.
cases to sdBnFf the qassion to- the1 people. all
this, according 5o our aeighbor's ideassas very
well. And when minorig thus chosen by y
knlinority, organized aa'ssocalled'h government,
and let leOsc.lheehurricane of war Agaiast those
who were willing TO lnaintain the ''vtal princi-
pie of theaRepabIoD lswitR their lives all lahis
was very welrH9 And when tie iIsgaily chosen
sPFesident Of ME aallop isA attba hands Of The
same FeatIesss rninoriiHi Fall this, we suppose,
was very Welt N1difa DIR REMARKS were aln-
skind," AZ The spsga callsthcin, they were GER
tainly most tsunkindYbto him and disparity who
ID oppositoaaoshe principle which Ne adFccat-
led, brought all the desolstiOn and woe of the
last four years upon. our land. III ~
g 1--WE have LATELY heard much Of 'so;ealed'
EConfederacy, a i'so7csHesl,' Confederate Presi-
dent ats;se-sslied' Gnnfedefatei army and va
various other ''Sp-caIled ihstitufi6nsi But if
ever there was m lppsiilption thai desegved the
tide 'so-called It Is Che Democracy of our neigh
bdr when he ntimates hostility to the principle
that maioriiies shall IrleaI % s4I nos7sb
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

The nominations of the late Comfy Conven-
ton are now before the people. They are men
of well-known character and loyalty, and as
sucb. commend themselves tosthe earnest support
of the Union men ofthe.eounty There may be
some heart-burnings at the failure ofspersonal
friends, but these should all be laid aside now,
and the united strength Of the Union party be
brought out to secure their election 8lIvIa0
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

Itkb'5IuUH NJ II gBT ~ rue Ely MetIihg
q Hunt's phdPH on Lass Suadayi was Well at
tehdednA Rev. ]. 8. bsale, efSEgher id charge,
delivered most logical and effective setrnon in
The tibrning, afttr which tie sacrament of the
Lord Supper was administered. In the aftef.
n0oi. an Interesting and practical discourse vas
delivered BIZ ,he Rev. 3. Church, junior pas
tpf of The circuit The enjoyment Of the exert
cises was muck Increased By the cxeellentimusic
Of the Govanstown choir, who bad been invited
to be prnseht t ia ehafgeof Jas. W Cnrle y, Esq.
Apfotlacted meeting has been In progress at
Hunts during the week. u "
!. AtSater's Meeting House, a meeting has been
10 progress for three weeks conducted by the
'Rex.Mr. Lodge, Pastor. Last Sunday four can
didates were batized by immersion. Next Sun
day Tomorrow others will be immersed, imme-
diately after morning service. ..-yrrs,..sl
A Protractcd meetingt vii commence On Sab
bath morning next (Oct 9Th, at the "Eutaw'
.Msthodist Protestant Church, Rev. VIM. w.
Reese, Pastor, situated opposite Halls Springs
on the Hartford Tprnpikes Rev. T,lD. Valiant
will preach at 101 o'clock A. IN. and in the
evening at H. The meeting will be continued
every evening during the%eek
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07
VijTSfT zliITTTTTAlssF- u -lI7zllI q
The,sGOuntV Jail.I7s


r. The Grand Jiisyo faliel present termtof Court
ETisted tkeIgoadfy gIaip ana made IFelot 1poa
lta general condition and 'safeiyW They campli7
fnt the Sheriff and Warden for the cleanly
go dition in which it was found, and the appar-
emf good order WIN which it is conducted. yqIs
They condemD tAsob building however, as unfit
for the purpose Of c6nfaing prisoners, the walls
being built of small, soft Stones and WORTHLESS
mortar which can be easily penetrated t1anys
point. AsI a9tefAperarb aTemedy they suggest.
that the inside of the celtsbe lined with iron,
and intimate that ithe1ppblic safety maysoon rel
duire new Jails built with some regdrdto the
use for which itiisdesfgned. .... - s.l'
il Our readers haze been informed from tilpe 10
time of thefreanency and case wltnwhichthose
in confinement escapciht byOdiggng through the
walls. Two or three delatchments have left in
|, this way. Lately however;s Ehe prison discipline
has become1sO neutrality-suspicious. are not puttof
tho unpleasant neeessRy6f digging through 4
STONE wall when they wantiS leave. They simp-
|yly get permDSsionotbiempfy swll basfel-or do
s6ihe other little chore about the house, anil then
Iswalk off, Two of the inmates withdrew in this
way fey weeks sg6a nDeeP regret is felt st. their
abs fence. 1t wagfilbef thkind in them to leave
they did, Taf privileges they en-
lloyd And they are hereby afeciuhatelyiuNil'
ted TO retunn anDenjoy Inequalities Of The.
County as heretofore, with th8promise of increas-
ed Freedom and the assurance thatihey will mo-
more be set togthe,disagreeabe task Of employing
a ck;ll borrol y4asH nssl9 m8iiiiH vAT0l
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

THE RoAD FROM HooKsTowN TO Mt. WAsHlEG-
oN--Our article ofiailfew weeks since, urging
the opening of Public Road from IIo6kstown
to Mt. Washington seems to have met with IA
tor. o The people of that section Of the County
see its importanct ana are moving in the mat
ter An intelligent citizen of that vicinity IN
formed US. that d road starting on the Reisters--
town Turnpike at Mr.. Caleb Hoopesn lane and
passing through his Farn.in direct iinef would
strike the Northern avenue at MI. Washington,
The entire distance would be little over two
miles, easy Of construction, and would prove Of
incaIculable Benefit TO large and popqlops por7
ton of the County, sso,a sea,oar yalogo
If this Road were opened to HookstownY would
it not be well to extendIgit across the third and
and second Districts. as far as Elysvlle ensthe b
\ o. p. r. n Thepeople Of that seetiontof sthe
County likewise need ia0more difecti1soadiito
Tow sontown ~ People may as well make llptheir
minds that theiCounty buildings are permanent
" locatedohere in spiteiof whata few interested
parties may sayfto the ontrary. And this be-
ing the permanent central business point OF the
County, it isllighly important that good Roads
rhdiate from Towsontown'to every portion Of the
County.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07
FARM FOR RENT.

FTNHE undersigned will Rent for the ensuing
:; Is: 4: s: :: !,
John K. Cockey, Washington Gore, Daniel
Klinefelter and others 1t contains about so
ACRES of arabic Land including two Orchards
of IA Acres, the sale OF fruit of which has rang-
ed for several years from $500 to $500 per an
mum. ga
The land is in highly improved condition,
the water good, and the situation very pleas
ant. The farm can be viewed, and particulars
learned by applying to Mr.. SIMPLIFY, on the
premises, or theundersigned by letter at Hamp-l
ton, Virginia. a i.ss q
DANIEL CUMMING. 81
Oct. 7.-tf m
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

Ono. b MrrLfak AN; Csc. This gentleman, who hsld
the position Of Deputy Collector in the Baltimore Cus
tom House during the last fer Fsqr a entered into
partnership With Henry w. Rodgers 4 CO. corner Of
Fayetts ana Charles SIS. Baltimore IN the purchase
and sale of al kinds Of Real Estate. Mr., AgaR Is
well-known in this community as gentleman Of un-
spottsd character and good business qualities THIS
torethsr win klsaBsy - an attorney win make him
4 valuable membsr % the nrms il ll4 s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07
JOHN r. KRNLYyodsos s.
e O IL M EW a Il M AVN

80 Near Charles Street, seigesJ 9
';g,s q meili'M BAITIMoEE.d
VIII practice In the several Courts Of the City
of Baltimore and State of Maryland also,
Claims against the Governnleht Of the United
States, and all business connected with the
Public Offices at Washington, will be carefully
attended to. -
Oct 9TH 1a65-Rm
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07
The Cheapest Place to Buy
a TO YES, n

LONEX Sc BROTHER'S
Is Nos. 156 6 1853 N. Gay ST., Baltimore.
PARLOR, OFFICE AND COOK STOVES, < p
-OF VARIOUS STYLES and warranted to-
~ give sa Gta PlamDng IN all as
tice.
Sa- Country people will find it to their adj
vantage to call.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

GoNE.-Our good friend Jno T. Ensor, ESQ.,,
States Atty, left home On Tuesday evening last,
never more to return TO our midst a. single, man.
He is by this time, securely under the, yoke Of
,. Rs Is 0ne 0es ISsy lAd 5lo,
Isl ootbly and evenly down the dusty highway of
Life, without any baking breaking of traces,
When we think that ,thereIwi be no more hut-l
tonless shirts and undarnsd stockings for hip,s
|yhe has our congratulations But when we think
gof the little responsibilities" that usually at
|ytend such achangein Life, he has our cornmise-i
|gratiOn.I 20 sa1oJD rosnA 99Ho9Il 1osn
F'Perpetual harmony theiribed attend, ewbd f9sn
And Venus,stilI the well4matched pair befriend 2!
May she, when Time has sunk him into years; q
Love her oIdlman, and cherish his white hairs; q
Nor he perceive her charms thro age decay. fesN
Bit think each happy sun his bridal dayop" ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

THE BASE BALI MA4c a. at Towsontov town x on
Thursday of last week, was quite an interesting
and spirited affair." and the playing throughout
was good. The visit was Under the auspices Of
the Monumental Club of Baltimore, but a nuns
Der Of other Clubs were represented. The visit
ors took dinner,af the HSmedley," after which
two sides were chosen, REPRESENTING 'sThe Fair
Ladies of Baltic. and 1.-THE Fair Ladies of Tow
sontown." -Thefciloyipg was the result Of The
game: ''. 80 sveeg " aoro99
Fair Ladies Of TowsontoWn, Sc Innings, J J4 u
q Fair Ladies Of Baltimore, IA
After the game, the visitors &were entertained
by Mr. Lopgnecker, and others OF our citizens,
and they returned to tbs;eityin the eyening; APP
pArently much pleased with the days sportoaWe
hope this may not be theslaskEvisit Of the kind
we shall have, Yhsre is q good ground here for
the game, and q fswlmQre such visits may Iin-
ducesome Of our citizens to organize similar
club ~
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MARRIED.

On the 18th Iult, in the 9Th district, BALTIC.
CO.. JOHN Owen, q highly respectable citizen,
aged o. years. soto .sdrBY deiHBGq8A Il
On the 2Ist ult., in the 5th district, MARY E.
wife of Asbury Chilcoate, and daughter of Jno.
and Elizabeth Hale, aged about is years. arsa
= On the Both lultimo, after lingering illness,
HESRY BAKER, in the 47th, year of his age. n
On Tuesday Sd inst, very suddenly, at his
residence, Carroll's Island, Col. WM. SLATER
aged 81 years. - !. Ii ..i-.l 80
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07
FOR SALE.

= DAsh 9<AA%Aae 4 fn n bro
A. JAEGER WAGON for one or two seats, in
IA perfect order. Apply to heimsd9I
. a8.pa HENRY HUGHES,sasl
Oct. TT. 4 s9aSst sase9f Towsontown. %
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07
i 5 '7abp n sMH,1IIIIR4l15 GesSSBRla9

Stocks JehnANRT1 a HBeekett Charles WIn 7 4
Slack Jasper ~nSaitA-lWm IL
Sthnsbury John S Sayer Vim H
Shotron William Shirley, William y
smicl4 William Il ysN SHIRLEY. Henry Clay
Sullivan Roberta Small John r. vol
Skipper Elijah Y L D y SID John " ssv6dTf
Sheridan James u u Snyder Joseph, F71nII |
Slime John II o ~ San ke1 Philip A.. -
ndarsdt TA5,nas oa Stevens Alpha = ~. :. q 9f
Such Ibhhp Loo ysya hnpskpper B5fsey E s 81,
Stewart WiHiani ba Smith John = -, ,oa;1
Such Daniel 599Ils t9oa9eitz Henry Gg
Slfrll. Christian III Simpson VIM. i 90 liza,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

INTERNAL REVENUE. 5TH iDisrRIcto blARYLASD.4%
We are grat6edto learn fiat Geo.! w. Sands
Esq, Collector of Internal Revenue for this dis
rict, collected and paid into the Treasury of the
United States, within the month of September
the large sum ofone hundred and forty-six thods-
and eighthundred and seventy-two dollars and
sixty-two cents, received upon the annual asess-
,ment of 1864 and 1886 made by VIM. nWellfng,
ESQ.,, the efficient assessor of the district 92
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

The TELEGRAPH company are putting up ihe
wires on this part II the line and hope soon TO
have|it in WORKING 5tdef Chris Shaw. of the
Smedley House, has offered them ID room for an
office atthis place. and We earnestly hope, With
this liberal oiIef and such further Inducements
dslour citizens may extend the Company will
decide to locate al once here 99a'l IN a wv,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

i SERIOUS SION Monday Evening last, near
LutberviIle a train ensthe ~ g. r. r. i.,nlov
three cows belonging to Mr. BOttehbergeneof
this place, killing two and erippling the other SO
that she had to be killed. The loss falls heavily
on Mr. B. as these werethef6nly caltleJhe had! 4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

>1CREDIrA rLE. =sWm, P JEAN Esq, Constable
in the Second District, lately arrested, two men
on the Liberty Road, clothed in u; S. uniform
and riding two fine government horses. The
men were completely armed and equipped, and
showed signs Of RESISTANCE, Mr.. Jean, though
both men and horses, They proved to be deser-
ters from the 9Th U. S. Cav stationed at Freder-
lex, and were promptly rnedltovcrsto Col.
Woolley, PROV. Mar. at Baltimore lsiaed bnal9a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

THE DRoueaf,o throughout this County con-
Jtinues Farmers find ii almost impossibleto pre-
pare their gronnd fur sowing wheat, and in ma.
my cases where il has been sowed, il fails tocome
up. Mr.. john Miller, an Intelligent citizen Of
,Oumb. Co. Pa, who spent a few days in our
town lately, reports that 4he season ! has been
good in his section with plenty. of rain, and
that some wheat fields arealready well set. dol ;.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

30 ISQUEsr. Duncan Esq, Magistrate, held
an Inquest on the 2Sth nit, on the body of q
man found lying in garden in Texas. From
letters found on his persona he is supposed to
hate been named Joha Jenkss from Huntingdon
Co. Penna. There being no marks ofNiolence on
the Jury rendered a verdict of death
from natural eauses.L sysanL s9ILa9 nosn
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7ST-,S-7f ittt0e Nntf
MUSICAL CONVENTION IRA 1Imusical convention,
will be held at Carmel church in the 5thiistpiet
to-day (Sat.) Besides vocal and instrumental
music an Address on the srbjecEwillsibe delivers
ed at ! } O. clock r. NJ. by III NJ. Haverstck, of
lTewsontown. The.phbli c are invited to attend.
TT7T7TT : rPr-7r------ mH n
BIC AprrEs. Mr.. GeorgeIH. Heyse living on
the Falls Road near, Jockeys Tavern, showed
ns some apples few days ago. which weighed
as high as II pounds, none weighing less than
'onepound. "a
4 T-TTEz7~t> .-7f---- ogdt9b doi
:. APPOINTMENT Gov.JBradford has appointedi
Edmund Fl. Lewis, Esqy a. Magistrate for the
First District. His residenceis at WetherdevilleY
, 1865-04-05
Especial Dfspateh 10 the Chicago Tri,,nn8

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trlbune.1
DEs MONIES, AphI4.
port The docket being clear Of Ill cases. shor,
term Ia expected.
Eon Caleb Baldwin, Of Council Blnfr. late nj
the4upreme Bench Of this State, has been I'D
pointed District Attorney for this Stote. Peter
he!endy, The new United States Marshal for thi.
District, ~as qualified and entered upon the dis
charge Of his Official duties list Saturday. Both
OF these appointments give general satisfaction.
Il. II. Ho1ic, late United STATES Marshal, vii
hereafter act as agent for the Pacific Railroad
Company.
New and important discoveries OF petroleum
lave been made near this city within the ast Esek
II 's found On both sides Of the Des Moiues river
tboueh up to this time the richest surface indica.
tlons a1e found on Spring Creek on the East slde.
The Spring Greek Company viii commenced sink.
here.
1t will be urged upon the Board of superyisora
today to eatmit resolution TO the people or thu
county IN iaEot III appropriatins sufficient Of the
swamp land and swamp land funds to bulld an sd-
diuohal btidEe across the DesMoine. and Raccoou
I1vers. and also IN appropriation from the same
t1ons, separately or together, will be carried By
large vote.
The city all day yesterday WIS wild with exult-
ant excitement over the glorious news from :
Grants army. Professions and banners all day
met our eyes, and music, cannon, huZzas and hp-
zannas our ears. AT night, illuminatfous, bon
hree, fireworks, speeches, music, hnzzas aud
tested The teFob blngs OF the popular heart. Glory
to GO3f AmHui
, 1865-04-05
PROCLAMATION.
Bt the Secretary of State.

WAsn1x6ToS, April 4. The following vas pro-
mulcatao By the Secretary Ut State, to-day:
tTo All IFhom tA<te Presents mag Concern:
''WuEREAs, For enmc time past, evil dispo.ed
pertons have crossed the borders Of the United
States, and entered their ports BY from coau-
fEits where they arc tolerated, and have commit
ted capital felones against the property and life
the rural districts Of the country: Now, there
fore, IN u. name and BY the authority Of the
President Of the United St1tes, l do hereby mskc
known that reward of Il, ,000 will be paid al this
Department, for the cap!ute Of each OF such Of
fehders. upon his conviction by civil OF military
tribunal. to whomsoever shall arrest and deliver
euch offenders into the cuattdy OF the civil or
military authorities Of tha United States, and the
like reward will be paid upon the same terms, for
tthe capture Of sny such peEsons so entering the
United States, whose ofEenscs shall be committed
subsequently, to the publication Of this notice..
"a reward Of $500 will be paid upon conviction,
for the arrest OF such persons who ehal have aid
I'd or abetted offender. Of lhe elass before named,
within the authority OF the United States.
"Glyer under my hand, aud the seal Of the De-
par'mcn, Of State, at Washington, this 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1&5. WV. II. SEWARD,
sSecretarY pf Staten
, 1865-04-05
FROM MINIATURES.

=, Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
M1IwArkE., April 4.
Wm. Young was c1cctcd PrcsIdenfof the Charu-
ber Of Commerce at their annull election LAST
night J. J. Talmadge. the e1-Prcsilent, was
nominated for Mayor Of the city yesterday, aud
to-day the Board Of Trade adjourned to elect HIM
II has been the most spfR1ted e1ectlun for some
time. The war news and fhe popularity or he
candidate rendered the chance Of a Republican
M.yor good. From all that can be learned m n
this time, his chances are rood.
, 1865-04-05
FROM CINCINNATI.
The Chicago Consplrncy-The Cns,
Coming to a Gloss.

Especial Correspondence Chicago Trsbune,1
CINCINNATI. April i, 1865.
The Commission met pursuant to adjournment,
Considerable discussion took place as to the form
In which the final addresses of the accused should
be presented. The custom before n1ilitlry ul-
buna1s has been for the accused to present writ
ten address, and for the Judge Advocate to reply
In the same manner. T. ". Barley, Esq, Robt,
Herrey, Esq., and T. II. Key, Esq, each designcd
to address the Commission in behalf Of Bncknct
S. Morris. The Commission retred and decided
that each Of the accuasd would be at liberty to
present IN address through one OF his counsel and
- be oral OF written. atthe option Of the accused
In reply to the undergraduates Of the Judge Ad-
Eq.; Charles Walsh named Judge Wilson: and
BucEner S: Morris named T. ". Bartley, Esq, as
the counsel whom they desired 10 present an oral
address In their benalI.
The Commission adjourned to meet on Wedneks
day, Apul 9Th, at eleven o'clock IN tue morning.