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Circuit Court for BALTIC. County.
MARCH TERM, 1866

MARCH TERM, 1866.
Before Hon. D. G. Il. Emory, Judge; John T.
Ensor, Esq, States Attorney.
SATURDAY, May 5.
State VS.. James Boryman, indicted for riot on
the Hookstown road at the Three Mile House, in
February last fined $40 and costs r. R. Boar
man for defence State VS.. Thomas Smith, in
dicted for same offence fined $50 and costs. R.
w. Dougherty, Esq, for defence. State VS.. Rob-
ert S. Ryan, indicted for an assault and battery
on VIM Griffin removed from the Criminal
Court of Baltimore city adjudged guilty and
fined S25 and costs Richard Grason, Esq, for
defence John Thomas Uppercoo, by his next
friend, Rachael Uppercoo, VS.. Thomas S. Upper
coo and John Thomas Uppercoo bill to set aside
lease on the ground OF fraud, for sale of property
and for an account of rents and profits of certain
land the Judge delivered his opinion that the
lease was good that there was no sufficient
proof that it would be for the interest and adj
vantage Of the infant John Thomas Uppercoo,
that that the property should be sold, TO author
ize him to pass a dercree for sale, and
stated that he would direct the auditor to state
an account charging Thomas S. Uppercoo with
the yearly rent of the property for about two
years or upwards; r. r. Boarman, Esq, for de-
PENDANT Edith Gentleman vs. Caroline Short /;
petition for writ of habeas corpus fixed for Fri
day, May 18th; MeSsrs. Wheeler and Keech for
petitioner Richard Grason, Esq, for respon-
dent Court adjourned until Friday, the 18th
inst
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Murders in Baltimore.

Baltimore City has been the scene of two MUIR
ders this week. The first occurred ON Monday
afternoon, on Pennsylvania avenue, near Hoff-
man Street. James Gibbons and Henry Misner-
ing brothers-in-law, quarreled about their work,
blows were struck, when Gibbons seized butch
er knife, and stabbed Misnering four times, from
the effects of which he died in about ten minutes.
The murderer was arrested.
The second murder took place on Wednesday
night, at the American theatre. A man named
Clinton James and 'Devil' John Price met at
the theatre, when Price drew navy revolver
and fired three shots at James, two of which
took effect, and from which he expired in few
hours. Price was at once arrested. He is well
known in the community having served long
imprisonment for killing man named Camp
bell
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STONE BATTLES ON THE YORK Roam. Mention
has already been made in the city papers Of this
pernicious practice INDUCED in by boys on the
Sabbath day, upon the York road, short dis
lance beyond the city limits. 1t has been carried
on TO such an extent as to not only annoy the
residents Of the neigborhood, but TO endanger
the limbs and even the lives of pedestrians, as
well as those who drive on that, one of the prin-
cipal thoroughfares leading from the city. 1t is
well known fact that the York road is used as
one Of the principal drives leading from Balti-
more, as well as by large number of persons
who take their usual Sunday stroll out Green
mount avenue, and then by the York road be-
yond the limits of the city. After passing beyond
the confines of the city pedestrians are treated
to the luxury of spirited stone battle, INDUCED
in by both whites and blacks and the velocity
by which these missiles are hurled by the use Of
sings" brought into raqnsition by these
youthful pugilists, is truly refreshing, provided
you can keep beyond their range. Stationed, as
these boys are one party in the road and the
other in an adjoining lot it is with difficulty that
one can pass without receiving an injury, either
to his person or to the animal he may be driving
Frequent attempts have been made by the po-
lice force of the city to break up the habit, but
they have thus far failed, as after arresting the
perpetrators city magistrates do not seen to pos
sess the authority to infict any punishment con.
sequently the miscreants are obliged to be lei
run at large only to again commit the same Of
fence, and if possible in more aggravated form
The only apparent remedy for the evil is for the
county authorities to act in conjunction with thosC
of the city, in order that when the police make
any arrest the offending parties may be properly
punished. Will not the authorities Of Baltimore
county take the matter in hand, and thus rid
suburban residents of these pests well as insure
safety to passers by p Commercial.
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The New TAX BILL.-The Congressional COM
mittee of ways and means have added the follow
ing articles to the free list Of the amendatory tax
BILL VIZ:
Candle wicks deerskius, dressed and smoked
favoring extracts, solely for cooking purposes
paintings and statury productions Of electro
typers manganese cobalt horso-rakes yarn
and warps used for braiding and manufacturing
purposes, paper-stainers colors causc and crude
soda and illuminated soda yeast powders rail-
road iron. The committee have restored tho tax
on watches and gold aud silver plate aud leave
the tax on express companies NJ three per cent.
Brokers' sales and contracts for merchandise AND
produce arc exempted from tax.
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{" ONLY LITTLE Book simple but very
touching incident has been related to us, says the
Maine PreSsyin connection with the last moments
of beautiful little girl in Bath, who lately
died at the age of nine years and eleven months
A very little while before she died, as the sor-
rowing friends stood around her, watching the
last movings of the gentle breath, the last faint
flutterng of the little pulse, they became aware,
from her broken words, that she shrank with
natural dread from the unknown way that was
opened before her. She had come to the borders
of the mysterious river which separates us from
the dim hereafter, and her timid feet seemed tc
hesitate and fear TO stem the food But after q
time her fear subsidized, she grew calm, and ceas
ed to talk about the long, dark way till at the
very last, she frightened suddenly, smile Of
confidence and courage lighted up her sweet
face 80, it is only little brook p she cried
and SO passed over to the heavenly shore
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. half-past O. clock
on Friday afternoon, of last week, as the accom-
mediation train or the Northern Central Railway
was passing the Falls Turnpike, it ran into a
wagon, driven by man named Kelley. The loco
motive struck the wheel horse, on which the dri-
yer was seated, aud strange to say, while that
horse was instantly killed, and the next to it Sc
verely injured, the driver escaped without a
scratch. drunken man was lying asleep in
the wagon at the time, and when the concession
awoke him he raised up and inquired the cause
of the shock, and then coolly laid down and
went to sleep again.
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Nza- Four years ago, the traitors in arms tc
destroy the Government and blot out the Nation
al Union, were very anxious that the Federal au-
thorities should let them alone" Let as alone
cried Davis, Lee and the other cut-throats, and
we will speedily put an end to the yankees.
Now, the same class ofrascals, the same men in
fact, are crying out to the Radicals, let us alone
don't trammel us with penalties, because it is not
Constitutional to do SO. Let as alone say they
and we will soon control the Government we
could not destroy. But it is not possible that
the traitors will be let alone.
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WEST VIRGINIA SENTIMENTAL d meeting OF
the citizens Of Wheeling, on the Gath uls., The
following was among The resolutions adopted
Rcsolccd That The Union men o. lhe town 81
South Wheeling are determined ~ mahhllf eehs
test every election with the CONSERVATIVE hebels,
and to contend TO The bitter eAa 10Y VIC pfesetth
ton Of tho new Stale 0r 'Wesl tlfblbia, IN
dorsing fully the constitutional RhiFhAlntbt hts
priving Rebels from y0tln9 wilbih Ihe lihits pf
this State and that We pleHbr 6hisettFs VI ftp "
II that the laws enacted BY lhu loyal heslslAlhlt
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IMPORTANT ORDER.-The National Inteligencer
congratulates the country upon an order issued
from the War Department, on Tuesday, by di.
rection of the President declaring that military
commissions and courts-martial are not author.
lied, and therefore will not assume jurisdiction
in the trial of persons other than those belong
ing to the army and navy Of the United States
camp followers, contractors, and such others a
are indicated in the articles of war and the act
of Congress.
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An On CITIZEN DeAp.--David longneckcG
ESQ, an old and esteemed citizen OF this town,
died at his residence on Tuesday evening last, Mr.
Longneckcr removed to this County from lieas
easter o., Pa, about twenp-onc years ago lie
was We believe, the Oldest man IN eur town,
having lived over three Qnarlets OF a eeaNfM@
lila wife, Of about the same aye, survives HIM,
They have been married upwards 81 NpNNhe
VhArH,
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0arHASs' Gown eF BAbraeAe tsvNfSa MAY
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A RECoNsrRUcrED REBEL The Nashville Press
says that man name Harper, the head of gang
Of desperadoes has notified the Union men OIL
Summer county, Tenn, that, as the troops are to
be withdrawn, they must 60 with them. He says
that the country is not large enough to contain
himself and his sympathizers, and also the Union
men and agent Of the Freedman Bureau. Har.
per warned all the Union men to remain on per.
II Of their lives. He openly defes the military
authorities.
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SALES OF PROPERTY NJ. Price and R. j.
Cuttings, Esqs., Trustees, have sold at private
sale, the farm of 222 acres belonging to the es-
tate of Joshua G. Price, in Long Green Valley,
for SIG, OOO Purchased by VIM. Fresh, of Balti-
more city.
Mr.. Samuel H. Cover, auctioneer, sold at the
Exchange salesroom yesterday tract of land ly-
ing on the north side of the Sulpher Spring road,
in Baltimore county, about two miles south OF
the Frederick Turnpike, containing sixty acres of
land improved by two dwellings and all neces-
sary outbuildings purchased by Martin Hedian,
for $50 per acre.
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MARRIED.

on the M Instant az The residence Of the
hriae'a uncle, John h, Carroll, by the Rev u,
q, W. Reid, NeeHNe W, JONES q Miss MARY A.
rRoeroH, both VI Wetheredvllles baltimore W
AZ The VaVaNe Parsonage, baltimore county,
an the ssh instant, Ay the New, ], II, Kaufman,
ra,tlr Fe,SaNNNN Is kAHe AVeNS, all N RAltt.
more aANAtV
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Che sawyENEV !, N MNNtAN, " leAey9VN city,
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RnDHApfios oF MufihAfbp gBRRtstf IA lhgle
appears to be IA error existing tetAtltH h Ihr
amount OF fractional euffphDt That "a irehleAtlA
at the redemption division " tbg ttehshfY he.
pariment for burning, we woula state khAl AVA
sum or sums over aud above thtst dolAts MY
DO received through ihe mail ahd redeemed, ana
any smaller sums will be redeemed ever the euHh.
ter at the Treasury - Wash bitss.
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SCHOOL ExHIBITIoN-A correspondent sends us
an account of a public school examination re-
Gently held in School No. II, twelfth district
under charge of Professor J. Il. Broadbelt. The
house was filled to overlooking, good order pre-
vailed, and every thing passed off to the satsiac-
lion of the audience. The exercises consisted of
speeches, dialogues, COMPOSITIONS essays, &c,
and the performances were such as TO fully war
rant the opinion that the scholars, under The pres
en- encouragement are rapidly improving.
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A New STATE.-A bill to admit Colorado as
State passed the United States Senate on We'd
nesday last by vote Of yeas 10, nays l3-ab-
sent or not voting II. The bill declares Colora-
do to have State Constitution and founded a
State Government, and to be State in the I'm
ion. An amendment providing for universal
suffrage was rejected by a vote Of yeas to ~
nays.
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mr. A Union Mass Meeting will bs hela, vi
Hagerstown, washington county. On Salhfdas
next to be addressed BY Senators TtumbNlh ana
Creswell, Representatives uaFneld ffhhk fhnm.
as, Maynard and John 4. Thomas, jf,, kAsubv.
Bradford, Gov, Swami, and others,
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i. CLARK & COS.
UCTIO
AND PRIVATE SALESRO0M.
No. I4s BALTIC. ST, Opposite LIGHT
BALTIMORE, ND.

ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
M ERCHANTS visiting the city of BaIti-
lNl more to purchase GOODS, are respectful
ly invited to give us call before purchasing,
as we are sure we can offer greater variety of
goods and at much lower prices than any house
the city. Our facilities for getting cheap goods
are unsurpassed, as one Of the firm is constant
ly in the different markets. We invite stran-
gers coming to the city to purchase goods, to
make our house their headquarters. We not
only pack goods purchased of us free of charge,
but any packages purchased at other houses,
that may be sent in. We will also give infor-
nation as to the best houses in the city to pur-
chase any kind of goods. We hold Auction
Sales EVERY EVENING, and merchants pur-
chasing can leave the goods until morning and
if on examination, the goods not as repre-
scented, then the sale is null and Uoid. We
constantly receiving consignments of the fol-
lowing goods, viz:
BOOTS AND SHOES,
JOB LOTS OF DRY GOODS,
SHIRTS AND ORA WERS, HOSIERY
GLASS WARE PLATED NWARE,
CIGARS, CUTLERY STATIONERY,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
And FANCY GOODS of every description.
Give US a call.
L. CLARK CO.,
Auction and Private Salesroom,
1S4 Baltimore Street. opposite Light
May II, 1S66.-6m.
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~ Capt. Thomas Joyes, the first white male
born in Louisville, died in that city on Friday,
ia bis 18th year.
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The CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-A meeting of per-
sons favorable to the proposed Central Railroad
from Philadelphia to Baltimore, through Cecil,
Hartford and Baltimore Counties, was held at
Magnolia, on the I'd instant, Mr.. Hinckley was
called 10 the chair, and Henry D. Farnandis APP
pointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Day, it was
Resolced, That Committee of four be appoint
ed to communicate with Mr.. Hood, the engineer
of the road, and to ascertain what amount OF
stock in said road can be subscribed on the pro-
posed lines of said road, and how far releases OF
the right of way, can be secured, and that two
members of said Committee be from Baltimore
County and two from Hartford
Messrs. Stevenson Archer and David Lee, OF
Hartford County, and Messrs Quinlan and Smms,
of Baltimore County were appointed the Com
mittee.
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RIoToUs DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE County On
Sunday afternoon, party of men, said to hail
from the Falls road, proceeded to the Hotel dc
Abbey, situated about three miles from Baltimore
near the York road, kept by Mr.. George Wash
ington, and demanded liquor. This request not
being acceeded to by the proprietor, the riotous
party began to make sad havoc with the bar fix
lures, breaking decanters, tumblers, &C., in the
meantime declaring their intention of having
something to drink. Mr.. Washington seeing
that and attempt Of his to stay there unlawful
proceedings would prove unavailing, and perhaps
only have tendency to make things worse,
went to the house Of neighbor near by, where
some gentleman were on visit from this city,
and procured their aid, succeeded in driving the
rioters from the place but not until the latter had
received the worst of the bargain, and found
that they had paid dearly for their visit
In the ARRAY some two or three pistol shots
were exchanged, but fortunately did no injury.
Considerable excitement was caused in the neigh
borhood by the occurrence, and the sound thrash
ing OF the party who caused the disturbance met
with general appreciation. The names of the
parties who began the ARRAY did not transpire
similar occurance, and one which ended in
sad results, transpired some time SINCE on anoth-
er road leading from the city, and which should
cause the authorities of the county to adopt some
means whereby such unlawful dissertations of the
Sabbath may be checked Commercial.
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The WILSON FUND.-At meeting of the Will
son Fund Committee, held recently, the following
resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED, That any funds remaining in the
hands of the collectors be paid into the hands of
the treasurer as early practicable and that the
treasurer disburse the same as he may deem most
beneficial to the widow
ReSolved, That the treasurer report to the Bal
timore County Union the whole amount of mo-
MES received by him and the disbursements of
the same. THos. L. HALL, Chairman.
DR.. WM S. THOMPSON, Clerk.
In accordance with the requirements of the
second resolution, the treasurer of the fund has
furnished US with the following statement
Treasurer Wilson Fund, DR..
To amount collected by cemmittee.....$1,7 90
j." received of rail-road........ 244OO
collected by committee. 5000
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Communicate,

MtHUtTS OF Llt OIdlt EA6CulIVt OOmmIll
the Unconditional Union Party.
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sb&ithmoad nispatth.
FRIDAY. ....NovENBER IS, 1855.
A Note FROM Nj. Lyons,

+. 10 IF L1tsOTS w NN DtsY1s"'
| am sorry that disturbed the com l
pa,are of Mr.. Dudley, for | have no aa'
kind feeling towards him or ms >, the .he
On the contrary, shall be grat,Ieqd ny Ss nut nut
utmost success OF the road, though W "a NV,
believe II will ever attain that sacc .r. W.
its present route. Every one wiz p. .ha. q,
however, by examining the ,n map, ~, he pa
does run up the river until II cIosses ."T W.,
po,ns whereas 70 so to Ethan OF to iork X
. v !, wnuid have run down the stream al
40. .S"n lar without crossing the river with q
sne bridge. But / do not mean 70 as
ars" again the location Of the road, my 90,
snnt;ons TO which are as strong as ever, ana
Which were. never answered or affected oy
the engineers report, to which ne refers;
/ hope it may not be considered nnkina
q sayTfor ii Is not so intended-thst the
road NAV be made, in my opinion, pront-
allie 10 the stockholders and beneficial TO
the State if It is extended to Middiesex or
Tsppahannock, and the idea OF rebuild
inc il to West Point abandoned.
JAMES LYONS.
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STEAMERS.


nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
~ POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS ri
on JAMES RIVER.-On and after 49,
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the E<1zn
siegant steamers 49,
GfORGEAENA, Captain d. HILL
JOHN SYLVESTER, i. Captain 4. G. GlEfgsp.
will leave Indian s. Watsons whari DAlbl ~
cept Sundays, AT 8 clock A. n for Cli fVi.sI
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LAsplss
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats will arrive lN
Point In time to connect with the cars Tor f''" (.
burg. Az
Pare to City Point.
Fare to Norfolk...............
Fare TO Norfolk, second elsss........... ."
The GEoRGRANyA leaves Richmond MoaDil'
WEDNESDAY, And FRIDAY. xrrus
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY ThVh'
DAY, and SATURDAY. rrVS
The J0HySYLyEsTER leaves Richmond TUE
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ,,,,rxrs
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, "LDHL'
DAY, and FRIDAY.
Freight for way landings must be 2rsP.d:
T.. h. TATUA, hgshi.
Once st stesmen EhaH.
J. n. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
once corner Fourteenth and Franklin suss"
-.
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DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
IL No. 1913 MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH AsD
EIgUTH sTRgBTs RICHMOND, VA,