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Maryland free press., 1866-11-15

~On Tu sday the 9th, the Radical
party of the State of Maryland breathod
its last, after brief illness. Every thing
that anxious friends could do to save it, va.
done.
Nostrums Of fraud and oppression--de-
coctions of persecution and violenee--auo-
dynes of oaths and witnesses and purges
of challengers and swearers, were admin
istsred without stint by the most skillful
and practiced hands, but all to no pur
pose.
The family physicians, (Judges Of Elec-
tion) were in attendance. but their old
arts were bafled, their old medicines
were unavailing. They surfeted the dy-
ing patient with oaths-they plastersd it
with swift witnesses-th dosed it with
"loyalty"-they swathed and baudaged it
with frauds, all to no purpose. 1t died
died and was buricd-buried with such
honors as were appropriate to the last ritel
of such party.
A large number Of sorro wing friend.
followed its remains, the chief mourners Of
whom were Senator Creswell. the "othsr
lille Thomas" Fleet Pete and -Judg e.
Jonathan Slifer.
A Small Attorney at law was seSn tc
carry the Registry Lsx" and plaoe it
with pious reverence and care ia the tomb,
together with certain famous res olution
against any modification Of that acred
piece of political Justice.
The procession was composed of Loyal
Leaguers, all sworn to stand by the Reg
istry law and each other
Services were performed by the Rev.
Jonathan Tobey
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@We have heard Of an instance Of one
of the judges Of Election in this county
attempting to dsfraud voter by placing
in the ballot box ticket other than the
one handed him by the voter, in other
words substituting Radical for Conser-
vativc ticket. We have heard the name
of both the voter and tho Judge mention
ed and therefore believe there is more
truth than poetry in tho report. If the
Judge was not Radical, and therefore ex
empt from punishment for his rasc ally
deeds, it might not be out Of place to ask
the Grand Jury now in session to look in
to tbs matter.
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Wa shington County Court

~The November term of this court
commenced ITS session on Mondry last.
The following is the list Of Jurors aum-
N oncd.
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CIR JURY,

GRAND JURY,
Jos. B. LoosE, Foreman.
Horatio Gsrlin2sr, F. Terhcrt
David Pennel, David Ksedy,
Jeo. Ii. Hershey, Richard 9sarckles,
Henry Lsndis, Samuel Baker,
John Wagner, John Steinmetx,
William Narr, Rudolph Herr,
Jno. r Sneary, Albert Bipham,
D W. Wilson, Josiah llickson,
IssacTeitcr, Il j. Bartlett,
Thos. MrCimnon, Daniel G,arfoss,
Elias q. Kaole, Daniel King,
PETIT JURY.
Sam J. Piper, George Delhi,
San'l Show, Jesse Keller,
JNcob Thonson, john B"+yonier,
John l.. IfarD, Geo w. Feiit
Elias Stsu!f'r, Nelson ]. Ditto,
Jonathan Silver, Jacob Pittnger,
Ohio Baker, F. II. Irwin,
Luke Glenn, W c. t;rav
William Davis, Nicholas Beard,
Sam'l II. Alter, J,sephus Warl,
Stephen Martini. Joha Hu.far
Thomas sCorbct, B'ni. A. Gtrlin ,er,
JonathanSchin lle
No. S--APpsALs. Thomas Noaks as.
James NJ. French. This case IL an appeal
from the decision CT Justice Bsirshing.
Justice Bcirshing decided in favor of j.
NJ. French, aud Thomas Noaks appealed
It appears from the evidence that Noaks
and certain DR.. Gayson were acting as
Government Detectives and scouts and,
during the war, took horse from Mr..
French. They claimed that he horse
was branded U. s. while Mr., French
claimed that the animal was private prop
arty, Mr Noaks swore that he saw the
U. S. upon the horse, and that he turned
him over to the Government officers.
Mr.. French proved by several witnesses
that they could see no U. s. that Dir.
Noaks spirited the horse away SO as to
prevent fair investigation, and produced
some circumstances that would show that
Noaks mad no return of the horse to the
Government French claims from Noaks
the value of the htrso. The case il still
pending.
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WHEELING.
The Election In West Virginia. Bore
man Elected Governor.

WHEELING, Va, October 26-The
vote polled in West Virginia yester-
day, for Congressman and State of
iieers, was largsr than at any election
since the Presidential campaign Of
1864. Returns thus far received, as
compared with the vote on tho Con-
stitutional Amendment, which was
carried by 1000 majority, show Re
publican gain Of 500. Boreman is
undoubtedly reelected by an equal
majority. Hubbard, Republican can
didate for Congress from tho First
District, will be returned by about
1000. Returns from the Second Dis
trict indicate the certain election of
Yuleken, Republican, Wheeling City
and Ohio County were warmly con-
tested. The Democrats carry the
county by about 200 majority, Re
publican gain of l44.
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the trial, to procure two important
wiinesses-Rey. DR.. Fuller, Of Syria
euse, aud Bishop Cox, Of Buffalo
the American Consul having under
taken 10 procure their attendance.
j, ii Cameron, Crown counsel. re-
piled that ample time had been allowed
10 procure WITNESSES, but the Crown
would put no technical difficulties in
the way: aud Saturday week was
agreed upon for trial,
The next prisoner placed 10 the
dock was John Mcmahon, The de-
fendant's attorney challenged only one
Of the jury.
Mr.. IL. A. Harrison. in behalf Of
the Crown, then addressed the jury.
The indictment contains three counts,
charging the prisoner with being an
American citizen, and as such inyad-
Ing the Province with the intent to
levy war.
The Court charges the prisoner
with being with persons who levied
war IN the Province.
EDidenee for He CT0i6n-Eirgt wit
ness, John Ray, Of Fort Erie. swore
he saw McMahan ut Fort Erie on the
lst Of June. with the Fenians; saw
him again with them after the fight at
Fort Erie.
The next witness, Alfred Wilcox,
swore he saw the prisoner at Fort
Erie on the LIST Of June, he was Civ
ing orders about some satchels; saw
no arms about him,
Milligan next testified that he saw
the prisoner, who had "A revolver at
his side, and was advising the Fenians
to take care Of themselves Several
other witnesses testified 10 the same
effect. No witnesses were called for
the defence. McCameron then made
II long speech for the defence, saying
that the prisoner, Catholic priest,
was foreibly compelled 10 go with the
Feniane, TO give spiritual comfort 10
the wounded and thDt as a priest, &c
could not refuse 10 attend the wound.
ed, and doing more, he was on his
way TO Montreal 0n private business
when the Feniens took him at Buff.
falo, and compelled bis attendance.
Hon. j ii Cameron replied at length,
saying that in law the fact Of pris.
oner having IN any way aided the
raiders, makes him equally guilty.
The Judgesthen charged the jury, who
after retiring for nearly an hour,
brought in a verdict Of guilty, and
the prisoner was then sentenced 10 be
hanged on the 18th Of December next.
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ANN NAPOLIS.
The Police Commissioners Case In
yestigated.

ANNAppoLIs, Md. Oct, 2G--The
investigation Of the charges of official
misconduct, against the Baltimore
Police Commissioners commenced at
II o'clock this morning A large
number we're present, and the eoun.
sci of the Commissioners appeared
and announced that they came to par,
ticipate in the cross examination of
witnesses, but did not withdraw the
plea against the jurisdiction Of the
Governor. Mr.. Sehley, for the Pc
titioners, objected to the Commission
ers' counsel participating in the in
vestigation unless they withdrew their
plea against the jurisdiction of the
Governor. The counsel are now ar
guing the point.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 26.-Ths
Governor has decided TO permi. the
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WASHINGTON.

WAenlsGTos. Oct. 26.-Lieutenant
General Sherman, IN company with
General Grant, had an interview with
the President to-day, continuing more
than an hour. The lirst-named after
wards informed Il friend that he IN
tended TO return TO st, Louis IN the
course Of few days.
WAenIsdToN, Oct. 26.-Aceounts
from North aud Central Alabama say
great destitution from the failure Of
many planters who had mortgaged
their land fer supplies, but the crops
falling. the lands are sold at ruinous
rates. Families and homes are broken
up under these forced sales. Ia Green
County alone there are more suits on
the Circuit Court docket, than there
are voters in the county. Meetings
are being held, urging the Legislature
TO pass laws preventing the sacrifice
of DfODeftV,
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Emperor Of Austria at Prague
Empress 0harlotta's Case Hopeless.
BURNING OF A SHIP AT SEA.
NO LIVES REPORTED LOST
TEST MARKET REPORTS

QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2G.=The Con
ard steamship Persia from New York
October l7th, arrived here 10 day, en-
route TO Liverpool
PARIS, Oct, 2B,+Gfeat anxiety Is
felt In France Ia regard 10 tho eondi-
ti0n of the Lyons wofkmen,
LONDON, Ost. 26,-1he London
Globe IN an editorial, alludes TO de
sign invented by the courts Of Prussia
aud Sweden 10 absorb the Kingdom
Of Denmark,
PANS, Oct. 26.-The condition Of
the Empress Charlotte In described 40
being hopeless. The Emperor Maxi
milan will probably return Ia the
Australian frlgate, which was recently
dispatched from Trieste by tho En-
perof Francis Joseph,
IL Is said that twenty war steamers
will leave for Mexico In November, 10
bring home the entire French forces
now Ia that country.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, ~ Evening
Cotton market. steady, Sales, to-day,
amount TO $4,000 bales Of Middling
Uplands, at ibt@lbid,
Breadstuila, firm.
Corn has advanced 10 aie, for mixed
Western,
Lard tends downward. tae4
LONDON. Oct, ID Evening Money
market Is steady, Consols, for money,
closed at S0l.
The following are the closing prices
of American securities 4 ssgfsg sasf
Erie, 50a; | o., 777I u. =, b-20's,
6sl,
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 26.-The steam
ship City Of New York, from New
York on the i2th inat., has arrived,
SouFHAMrToa,O Oct 2g.@The steam
ship Bremen, from New York on the
18th inst, arrived yesterday, on route
TO bremen,
PaAauE, Dot 25.-The Emperor Of
Austria has reached this city, and
met with highly favorable reception
from the people aud officials,
FLoRFNeE, Got, 25~king Victor
Emanuel Will make his formal entry
into the city Of Venetia on the 7th OF
November,
lCoNarA ANffNorLn, Oct 20. ~ The
Sultan has formally recognized the
Hospodar, and given him reception
at hia palace.
LoNnoN, Oct, GA report Ia cur,
rent here to-day that the Tycoon oi
Japan In dead
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct. 26.-Ap
arrival here reports the ship Saginaw
Boutelle, from Cardiff September, fol
Panama, waa burned at hea, No date
No lives lost
LoNpoN, Oct. 26.-Conaols quoted
at sgl for money; quotations O
American securities are u. >, h20'l
6St; |, g. Isl.
LIVHRroof, Dot. 26,-Colton mar
ket dull at lAd for Middling uplands
prices have declined lG94d on th'
week, tho sales Of the week beinl
60 600 bales.
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the council Of the Commissioners to
examine witnesses. The Governor
said that he claimed Jurisdiction 10 try
the case and pass judgment upon il;
he WIS responsible 10 20 tribu-
nal but the Legislature Of the State
that he would proceed with the case
without attention 10 teehniealities,
and that he intended 10 reach a de,
eision not later than Wednesday. The
Governor also announced that III ia
the course Of the investigation, the
innocence or guilt Of the Commission
ers should appear, he would act IN
stantly, even In the midst Of the pro-
eeedings.
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CAN ADA.
Progress of the Fenian Trials. John
Mcmahon Found Guilty and Sem
fenced TO Death.

OTTAWA, G. w, October 26--The
Hotel du Canalle has been engaged
for troops. Part Of the One Hun
dredth Royal Canadian Regiment will
he stationed here this winter, There
was light fall of snow here this
morning
QUEBEC, c. e., October 26.-The
subscriptions in aid Of the sufferers
by the fire are progressing favorably.
Two thousand dollars were received
from the New York Stock Exchange
yesterday, and the citizens are much
pleased with the generous gift. Bos-
ton is about forwarding a large dona-
ton of clothing, The weather here
is very cold
ToRoNTo, 9. W., Oct. 26.-It is ru-
mored that aa attempt will be made
to rescue Colonel Lynch, who was
yesterday sentenced to be hanged,
ToRoNTo, c. W, Oct. 26.-Notwith-
standing the wet weather, the Court
House was again densely crowded.
The interest in the Fenan trials re-
mains undated.
The first prisoner placed in the dock
this morning was David Il. Dumsden,
who processes to be clergyman in the
Episcopal Church. McCameron, an
able lawyer, appeared for the pris-
oner, and asked for q postponement Of
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made two trials, going Ia 2;2e and
2.2sA,
The Herdtd's 5 Berlin correspondent
Of tho 11th says Bismarek's illness il
of very dangerous character, and adj
vantage was taken Of the circumstance
by saKony in endeayoring 10 prevail
upon the King of Prussia 20 grant
terms which had been rejected through
the interposition Of the inhezible
minister,
New YoRK, Oct. 26.-Last even
Ing Al q o'clock telegraph dispatch
was sent from New York TO London
for the payment Of large sum OF
money, AT half-past ii o'clock this
morning a message was received IN
this city advising the pryment Of the
same.
NEW YoRK, October 81 Before
Judge tngfaham, ia the Supreme
Court today, three cases were tried
against the Bank of the State OF South
Carolina, located in Charleston, y. g.,
which were Of vital Importance 10
owners Of the Southern bank bills,
many Of which have been hitherto
supposed TO be yalueless. The plain
tihs are owners Of bank notes issued
before and during the rebellion,
amounting 20 $4,000 The defense
set up that the bills were void, having
been issued by the bank during the
rebellion, aud ia the support of the
rebellion. In violation Of public policy,
The Judge oyerfuled the defense, aud
gave Judgment for plaintiff ia the full
amount, with interest
NEw YoaK, Oct, 26.-The Cham
Der Of Commerce will meet next week
| to inaugurate n movement 10 collect
subscriptions for tho relief OF the suf-
fefefs by the Quebec fire.
The Egenin0 ErpFess says: This
morning tine ordinary interest ia the
Fenian trials IN Canada was increased
by the news that one of the alleged
officers of Gen. ONeill's Brigade,
Col, Lynch, was sentenced 10 be hung
ia December next, for an assumed
participation in the invasion of the
frontier. The report soon became
the principal topic Of conversation in
the city, and all classes seemed 10
condemn the severity Of the sentence
ms unnecessary aud imprudent, The
course of the Canadians during the
late war also called forth very unfa-
vofable criticism ia connection with
the sentence Of Col. Lynch. Owing
TO the news the headquarters of Col.
Roberts presented an unusually ami
mated scene,
This afternoon two of the leading
Generals were present ia the War
Department building, and soon
after their arrival they were beaieged
by Fenians, who angiously inquired
what would DO done to prevent the
execution Of the death penalty or
secure retribution for the action OF
the Canadian Court In answer TO
the parties, one Of the Generals re-
piled that ii Lynch was hung he
would engage to capture and execute
twelve Canadians 10 ayengc the deed
Should the other prisoners share the
same fate, he said their deaths would
be avenged in the same way, Another
iFenian General, referring to the sen
tenee, said that he had paroled forty
Canadians whom he had captured and
provided them with a safe escort be,
yond the Fenian lines. If they hung
Lynch, he remarked that il would
only have the effect Of expediting an.
other invasion of Canada. 1t il be.
lieved that President Roberts will
take some action on the subject.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Receipts OF Wheat---MOre Vessels 60
be placed ON the Pacific and At
inntic Mail.

SAN Francisco, Oct, 25.-Sinee
July lat over 2,b00,0 900 sacks Of wheat
have been received from the interior
more than third Of which awaita
shipment,
Money Ia growing ensier.
IL IN anid that the North American
Steamahip Company are about To
place four more steamera on the Pa
oiiie and two more on the Atlantic, 10
compete with the Pacific Mail Steam
Rhlp Company.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival aad Departure OF Steamers.
The Cotton Market. Important
Document from Gen. Sheridan.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Arriyed,
steamer Oriental; harque q. v. Min.
at, Boston; barque Atlanta, Calves
ton, ship Poeahontas, Philadelphia.
Sailed, Geo. Cromwell, New York.
Sales Of 4 300 bales cotton, low mid
ding, at 35G936e. Receipts for the
week, II 500, against 16,500 last
week, EXPORTS for the week, 10000.
Stock, ll2,500.
Sugar, Louisiana Fair, i4le.
Molasses, 05e.
Freighte 10 New York, 4G9I.
Freights TO Liverpool, 9-16C@b.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-The fol-
lowing important letter appeared this
evening:
HEADaRs DBpARTM'r or THE GuLR,1
Nav ORLEANS, La, Oct. rs, 1865. !
GENERAL: / am satisfied that there
is only Que way in which the state Of
affairs on the Rio Grande can be bet
tered, aud that il by giving the heart
ieet support 10 the only Government
ia Mexico recognized by our own, aud
the only one really friendly 10 us.
You will therefore warn all adherents
of any party or pretended government
in Mexico, or in the State Of Tamau-
lepas, that they will not be permitted
TO violate the laws Of neutrality be-
tween the Liberal Government Of
Mexico aud the United States, aud
also that they will not be permitted to
remain on our territory aud receive
the protection of our flag in order TO
complete their Vaccinations for the
violation Of our neutrality Jaws.
These instructions will be enforced
against the Imperial Buceaneer, rep
resenting the so-callcd Imperial Gov
ernment of Mexico, and also against
the Ortego, Santa Anna and other
factions. President Juarez Is the
acknowledged head OF the Liberal
Government of Mexico.
lam, General, very respectfully your
obedient servant,
+. III. SHERIDAN,
Major General u. y. A.
To Brevet Brigadier Genenral I. L..
Sedwick. Command'g Sub District
of the Rio Grande, Brownsville,
Texas.
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CURE or
CAPT. SILAS y. MILLER,
Proprietor ofthe Burnet House, Cincinnati.

Proprietor OF the Burnet House, Cincinnati.
RuRrET HOUSE, February = 1868.
10 nv Friends and the Pubifos
It affords me great aatisfaction 10 be able
te, testify 10 the success OF DIR. LighthiIl In
the treatment OF Deafness, and express my
sense OF obligation 10 him.
My hearing has been impaired for
number OF years, NJ times 70 such AN ex-
Tent as 10 embnrraas me seriously. DIR.
LiehihilI, under whose care / placed my
SELF has removed Lhs difficulty completely
aud restored me 10 perfect hearing.
auiry touching the subject, nor can / say
anything further bat what II embodied In
ths above statement, which IN correct In
every particular. BfLAs II. MILLER.
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NEW AR K.

NEWARK, N, J., Oct. 2i.-Hon. A /.
j, Rogers, the regular Democratic
Congressional candidate for the 4th
District, publicly eontradicts the re-
port of his resignation, and positively
declines, under any consideration, to
withdraw from the canvass.
There are rumora to the effect that
John Hughes, the Boilers candidate,
will not accept the nomination.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Grand Fenlan Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26. The,sey-
enth Grand Annual Ball Of the Fe-
nian Brotherhood, in aid Of the iami-
lies Of the Irish State prisoners, was
held this evening, at the National
Guards Hall. The attendande was
large. The amount Of the proceeds
will be sent direct TO Ireland.
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, October 26 William A.,
Thayer was yesterday convicted of an
attempt TO burn the Arcade in thla
city, 'Thayef kept billiard saloon
in the building, He was sentenced
this afternoon to Eve years hard labor
in the State priaon, Snow and rain
are falling here this evening.
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EAR, THROAT, AND LUNGS.

DR.. Lighthiii'a visit % this city II made
nj the urgent solicitations Of parties resid-
ing Ia this section Of country, Wishing 10
consult him, who could not Visit Clnciu-
natl for "a personal examination, which IN
impernttveiy necessary Ia any ana every
case accepted for treatment. After cnre-
ful examination, however, patients can DO
treated az their homes with the boat OF
success. by using the remedies and follow
ing instructions given, and reporting tho
progress of the treatment by letter.
AS evidence OF his success, Dr. Lighthiil
SUBMITS few OF tho numerous tcstino-
niais in his pOassaaioni
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ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.

A few weeks since ! placed myself under
the care of Dr. Lighthill for Troublesome
Asthnta and Bronchial Affection, under
which abored for long time. The re-
snif of his treatment has been 40 truly
ast0niahing and uninisihkhbiy beneficial
that, in Justice 10 the Doctor, llh Well nA for
lie benefit of those himiiariy affected, 1
give publicity 70 the facts q my case,
When applied 10 Dr. Lighthtli, suffered
vefy much from Asthma. My chest was
oppressed and my breathing labored. 1
coighed severely, cNpectornted great
denf. was troubled with night swenta, aud
had my rest frequen ly disturbed by diffi-
cult breathing. From me peyy Hrsf dDpliod-
lion ma sygnpt0nn nisnded my cough dfnin-
ished. the night sweats disappeared, the
expcctoration iessened, and the Asthma
was relieved that / am now once more
able To breathe freely, aud feel aa though
"a weight wna taken on my chest The
prompt relief | obtained, and the remark
ably rapid improvements whieh has taken
place in my case in the space OF but a few
weeks, after the failure OF many previous
efforts, convincea me OF the skin OF Dr.
Lighthili and tho efficacy oi his treatment.
II. LEIsMAr,
LouIsyILLn, Sept 81, ieco.
oeG dlm
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LoUisvILLE, KY, Oct. 2, 1865.
ia iiiustrat on of the successful treat
menbadopted by Or. ". u. Lighthtll, VIII
say that. having been for more than three
years afiiieted With Catnrrh and Bronchi-
tia. have placed myself under tho treat
ment OF the Doctor, and, after four succs-
aive weeks, am entirely relieved from
Calarrh, and my debility from Bronchitis
n fast cenaing. To those afflicted M my-
self / would recommend my courne.
WILL. j. ANTHONY,
No. ~ Fifth street.