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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

RunAaAAntH EscArE.--Georgc Gross, IN the eui-
pioy ol Robert 0llnior, Eaq ~ Baltimore conn
Is, met with quite serious accident on Monday
evening By the fnlllng IN Of . hugo ntaS " June
stone, caused By che sides oF htnchta ufthe Min
giving away. The stone compleiely wrdged In
the unfortunate man, severely confusing his
right shoulder and lee and u required the active
labor u some twenty men lOra period over seven
hours TO exlricaie him FROM his perlous position
Dr.. Piper, OF baltimore county, dfessc,i his
wounds. which, strange 10 say. are not of a ia
ial chaFelef. The kiln had just been prepared
tot burning, and Mr.. Gilmor loss will hc son'e-
thing considerable
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InsolYent Nofice.

Di ORDER OF CfRCrIT COURT FOR
ID BALTIMORE COUNTY. Notice is hereby
gwen b. the Creditors Of HENRY GABLE. an
ln solvent Debtor. that the said ln-alvent hnv
iug filed his petition 81 the Circuit Court isr
tue county 81 Baltimore. lor the benefit g d..
lnsolveut Law Of Maryland. passed NJ .ianma
~ session 1854. entitled an .'Ac; for the Relief
of iusoivent Dehinrs." that the fgt-N N1aslns
II Avgi,sf acF'. is liked for his first appear
aure. g. answer intcrrogatories. II any BE- hle,i
and that the fourth Monday OF August next.
hath also been fixed for the hnal hearing w.
his ease before the aforesaid Circuit Court
Dated the 9Th dny Of May. is6G.
JOHN II. L0NGNECKER. CLERK.
A.. -au.
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Insolvent Noflce.

NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred
~ iiors Of D. N. wHiTERoUsE, an sppH-
cant for the benefit Of the "4Sth Article Of the
Code Of Public General Laws" relative - w..
solvents. that the sH~lfonday Of august act.
has been hxed Tor his appearance 20 answer VA
terrogaiorics. and for q final hearingoi his case
before the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
Dated the 9Th day OF May, 1866.
JOHN II. LONGSECKEli, Clerk.
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49, The loyal nsn Of Texas have issued a
declaration y pfisclpleh ~ which they hold the
upheld aud lle Rebel debt Utterly ttpudialed !
aud not dollar ~ indebtedness contacted "a
help destroy Tie uosernmeut shall bc paid -
They heartily acqnirsceln tha.nbQlluon VI slave
~ and promlae tAAnil1} n ~ tleasihe freed peo.
le with ~ justice, and extend 70 them any
rights lhal may hereafter - conferred upon
ihani,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

A BRAIAM MARTIN rs. GEO. THOMAS
IA HAYS, EFT AL, 10 TIE Circuit Court fsr
BaifsnoFs coaaty. sitting IA Equity.
ORDERED. That the Report Of the sale Of
Real Estate. made in this ease by II. Edgar
johnson, Trustee. amounting 10 s2.92s.0o. be
ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the con-
trary be shown On or before the Goth day OF
May. 1880 provided that q copy Of this order
be publ she'd once u week for three successive
weeks IN some newspaper published in Balii-
more county.
J6iIx II. LoNGNEcKER. Clerk.
True COpy-Tcst:
I6HX II. LoNGNEcKER. Clerk.
Nav 5.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

RENo,AlS-Mr. wliils, druggist, hla removed
20 his new store, York road opposite Smedlcy
Avenue, Ia this town. Dl course ihc post-oiicc
has been moved with the store
Mr. George Slrher has removed his shuo store
to- the building recently occupied by Mr. Willis.
Mr. George Snyder, timer, has removed to
the house on the York road, vacated by Mr..
Stieher
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the erred
~ itors Of HENRY DAVIS, an applicant ior
the benefit Of the " 4sth Article 81 the Co.ie OF
Public General Laws" relative r. insolvsntA,
ihat the tM Monday y August Heri has been
liked for his appearance 30 answer interregaio-
ries. and for n dual hearing Of his ease hciore
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
the 9Th day cf March, 1856.
Test:
JOHN II. LONGNECKER. CLERK.
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lrpassESr Affirmed The Court ul Appeals
has affirmed the Judgment oi Judge Emory, 81
Onr Circuit Court, in the ease Of the State W.
Charles u. Hiss, justice Of the Peace tor balli-
more city, indicted for maIfeamnce ~ oilicr in
,he Criminal Court Of Baltimore. The ease was
removed 10 this county where the uccu'cd was
convicted aud fined Sl5O
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

Ann liRoKES As Rev. Mr. l.udgc, who has
charge Of the Baplis, Church ON Chestnut Ridge,
ia this county, was passing down Baltimore 81
la street car. u few days since, bis arm, which
was resting out VI a window, canc Ia contact
with piece Of wood projecting from u wagon,
aud was broken. by this accident, the public
bapiisms which were 10 have taken place on sun
day last, at the above church, were postponed.
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JOHN II. LoYGXEcKER. clerk.
True Copy-Teaf;
JOHN II. LONGNECKER. Clerk.
CrErHEx BENSON AxD OTHERS vs.

GTEPHEN BENSON AND OTHERS Us.
- LOUISA BENSON. IL a. Ci,,-sa osai-f ~
Baltimore c9Hntg--ia EgHifp.
ORDERED. Tia, the sale aiade aud report
FL by Henry II. Gore, Trustee To- the sale Of
The real estate mentioned ia the above cause.
De- ratified aud confirmed. unless cause g. the
contrary thereof be shown o. or 5.fosf nc ga
day o. Jsae aert; provided. = copy of this or
der o. Inserted Ia some Newspaper printed a.
Towsontown. once IN each ol three successive
weeks beiote the said fourth day &c june next.
The report states the amount of sales 20 b..
- .ssn.NO.
JNo. ". LoNGNECKER. clerk.
True Copy-Test:
JNo. II. LONGNECKER. Clerk.
Nav i2.-3t
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frsifAr the undersigned Examiners appoini
Il ed By the Commissioners 81 naitimsre
county. on the petition u Noah welkeF aud
other, for the altering Of a road beginning AZ q
paint on the Garrison Forrest Road al the end
- ;iis s,s.. .. .s.=, 80. ss:ss eisAs teaihs
pcrche.. line 81 said road. and running thence
south - degrees. east " rerches: then south
29l degrees. east - perches; then south sal
degrees, east "a aud slx-t.nths perchc. then
south 400 degrees, east v perches or there
about TO the old Court Road. The alteration
Intended o. lsr annde u mus described. win
Beginning ~ the same point above described
AZ the beginning of the road ~ at present le-
Gated. aud running thence by straight line
south ! I degrees, west 50 perches % the old
Court Road. said road beingo petitioner; hay
ing taken the oath required by Law will pro
coed ON Tuesday. Jaat 5fh, ised, on the premi.
ses. GO fair. Il not. the next fair day. % exc.
cute the trust repoiad ia them. and the require
mcnts Of the Acts If Assembly in such eases
made and provided.
THOMAS b. cOCKEN.
CARDIFF TAGART.
q. II. MfTTNAcHT.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the rre,l-
~ iiors Of THOMAS A. 7. CHAMPLIS. an
applicant for the benefit of the "fsth Article ~
the Code Of Public General Laws. relative o.
insoivcnts. that the "a Monday II .iHcAsf ntTf
has been dxed tor his appearance, 70 answer
interrogatories. and for a final hearing Of 81.
case before the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun.
". Dated the ist day Of March, 1860.
Test.
JOHN II. LONGNECKER. Cisrk.
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VrNHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. tina, the sub.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admin
istration on the estate Of
MARGARET MANLEY,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber.
On or before ne asa dag Of De-. iS0s
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all beneht Of said estate. Those indebted 20
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this stth
day of April, 1883.
April 3s.-4ts Administrator.
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PuHiIc AbDREss. The Rev. Dr. Van liokkeien
State Superintendent Of Public Schools will adj
dress the people Of Reistersiown on Monday night
2sih inst, on the subject ofeiucaion. The known
ability Of Mr.. Van iIokkelcn, and tlc Importance
Of the subject 10 be discussed, should secure him
a large audience
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
II scriber has oblainsd from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamenta-
~ on the estate Of
d. DAVIS,
late Of said county, deceased. Allpcrsona hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, 10 the subscriber,
On Or bgfsrs fhs 2sA day u Dec, 1885,
they may Otherwise By law BE- excluded from
all benent Of aaid estate. Those indebted 70
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 2ath
aay % April, ieoe.
April 1ss--tts kHesuirfiE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

SALs on PRoFEIgrY. The farm Of the late John
Henson, situated about three miles from lIvisisr.-
town, containing 100 acres, has been purchased
by Mr. John u. Brown, for -, $50.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19
Legal Notices.

(,IIARLEs OLIVER o'DoNNELL e.. sol.
" ONION niLLEN. lr.. ~ bs Circuit Court
for Baltimore coHats-iH Egufs.
ORDERED, this second day Of May, A. D.,
1850. that the sale OF land made under the de
cree in this cause and reported by the Trustee
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause 20 ths
contrary thereof be shown. on or before the 2sI
day Of Nay, 1866 provided. = copy of this or.
der be inserted in some newspaper % inis.; sii,i
published In Baltimore county. ~ least once a
week for three successive weeks before the said
2sth day Of May, instant
The report states the amount "f sales 10 be
ss3. 5eo.0o.
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
J0HN II. LoNGNECKER. Clelk.
Nav St
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Property Sales
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
ValuableReal Estate

BALTIMORE COUNTY. NEAR TINE RE.
Lar HOUSE ON the u. 4 %. n. X.
IN pursuanecofs decree ofthe Circuit Court Iar
L Baltimore county, sitting ia cqui- A~u.A
satr ~. passed on the 10Th day offssssA
- June. 1861. ia cause wherein 1855
AJ. Scion >. LinthicuIn !. coni. VII
Plainant and james J. forbe- aud Eliza G.
Forbes his wife. are defendants, the subscriber
a. Trustee. will sell at Public Auction an the
premises. GA
"Wednesday, nc 23sd day ef Nay I-d6.
~ ~ o'clock A. NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL of LAND
situate. lying aud being ia Baltimore county .
which Is more fully described in the proceed
ings Ia the above named cause being part of -
tract II Land called
UNITED FRIENDSHIP"
part ~ the tract called
THE FOREST.
nnd part of the tract called
YATES, HIS FORBEARANCE."
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A SMALL FARM

a SMALL FARM
at
Il X V y Il T. - y l. T..
l'HE undersigned oilcr- for sale his FARM.
L situated near Priccyillc, in the -
Sth district. onc-half mile from thcfss..A
York Turnpike. Is mile from Balti- ssss
more, and Il miles from sparks Sta.
ton. y. e. r. y. ltcontains THIRTY EIGHT
ACRES OF LAND. i u which are well tim
bcTcd. the balance in a high state Of cultiva-
ton. The improvements consist of Good
Frame Dwelling House. Barn, stabling. Corn
aud Wagon House, Meat House aud other ne.
cessary outbuldings. There j. also n good APP
pie and Peach Orchard with quantity Of 9th
CT fruits, such - Pluins, Pears, a..
The Property Il we'll watered there being "a
fine spring nca, The dwelling. aud "a stream
running through the barn yard.
IL not sold at private sale before Saturday.
ScpfcAiJcs 1T. 1896 % will on that day De- otter.
I'd at Public Sale, at o'clock r. NJ.
Apply near the PREMISE h. GEORGE J.
CHu.c0TE. or 70 JOHN T. ENsOR. Towsons
town. April s.-im.
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Property Sales.

TOIScFty Dtttoo.
MoRTGAGEE's SALE
o. VALUABLE
co UNT,R Y RESIDENCE
NEAR THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
DY virtue Of authority, conierFcd upon her
ID by deed Of mortgage ffom Hen -
<AR.ry Snyder aud wife, 70 her, I.sssIN
bearing date the 18th day oflssfs
-Efebruary, 1852, aud recorded sshs
among the mortgage records OF Baltimore roun.
~, In Liber a. II. O., No. fe, folio 22p. &c. tho
undersigned will offer at public sale On the
AT 4 O'CLOCK p. ~.
o. Tuesday, nc 32d day Of Nav aers,
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL of LAND,
being part Of the tract called
QUARRY"
situate Ia Baltimore county, containing
ACRES. = RO0Ds and SQUARE PER.
rs OF LAND,
more or less, which was conveyed by George
T. Kane aud wife 10 said Henry Snyder and q
certain John W. Maxwell, by deed dated the
goth day Of August, 1859, aud recorded among
the Land Records OF Baltimore county, IN Ii.
Der q. y. c.. No. 20, folip iiI, 1c.. and therein
a. also ia said mortgage described.
This place Is ON the Falls Turnpil" Road,
aud Is distant about q miles from the city,
and has very decided advantage. over any
other residence around Baltimure--its com
manding position Qt having about the same
elevation ~ the lIampdcn Reservoir. which Il
adlUins,l giving YOU au extensive view 81 the
city aud Patapsto River in trout. whilst ON the
west YOU have Druid Hill PARK Tor am extensive
Landscape.
Tho improvement. consist Of ga elegant
BRICK COTTAGE,
containing Parlor, Library, Dining Room.
Kitchen, Bath Room, four Bed Chambers. to-
gcther with a large Observatory above.
The dwelling - supplied throughout with
hot and cold water.
The outbuilding- are 30 Barn, stable aud
Gardeners house.
The Grounds were laid of at very heavy
expense, containing beautiful grnycllci walks
aud extensive terraces, with Flowers IN great
abundance.
Il ha- an abundanc" 81 iinc iorc.i trees tor
shade. and every variety 81 iruii tree that can
he grown ia this clmatr.
The contemplated is--enger Railway. frntn
Charlie street avenue e. th" Park. will l,ass
cl".e ip the dwelling, making % II easy acc"ss
:" the city aud Park.
The place ran De- approached either by the
Fails Road iruiu M. f'ity. 80 hy taking Cherries
street Rad until you crn-- loncs' Falls. and
then taking the fF.t rad tu IA" i"n which
leads Ia the Falls Turnpike Road.
TERMS One half cash GA the day 81 the
sale. the residue in equal instalments. bearing
interest. in aud u months. 10 be- secured by
the notes Of the purchaser. endorsed Ia the sa,.
isfaction If the Mortgage. or al each on day If
sale. q, the purchaser option.
ELIZABETH 4. MUsGRAVE.
Murtgngcr.
For further information apply 10
WAKEFIELD. a. BROWNING.
Attorney al Law.
No. 50 West Fayettc street.
SAMUEL H. COVER. Auctioneer,
- Baltimore Street,
May 5.--ts.
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Pr'acpa', Of Dsgarimc,fs
THOMAS MAY PIERCE. 4 ".
GEORGE u. sNYpER L. BARNES.
G. fARR, Jr. j. 7. REYNOLDS.
HENRY KElN. 4 ROBERTSON. A. NcE
Supported ty ua able Corps cf assistants.
Call or send for Catalogue, College Currency.
and Piercc's Practical Educator.
OFFICE-53I NORTH EIG nth STREET
THOMAS NJ. PIERCE.
April if-9m
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VALUABLE TRACT Or LAND


VALUABLE TRACT Or LAND
situated ou ia. -osith side Of the Philadelphia
turnpike read. about 500 yards from the city
Limits. containing
Tw ENTY SEVEN ACRES, /: R,tOIs THIR.
ONE PERClIES or LAND.
aud o. part of the land IT which tho late Dan
rl Mooney died seized.
The improvements consist of THREE
DWELLINGS. viz One large two story Dou.
bic BRICK DWELLING. with two.story Back
Building. stablng for 10 head 81 cattle, Corn
water convenient to both dwelling and stable.
Also further improved by handsome
TtTO-!STORY COTTdGE,
containing eight Rooms. with Stable aud Car
riaec House; also gocd Dwelling. with Stable
aud Pump of good water in the yard. &c.
This property is convenient Of access by one
Of the best ,arnpikes or shcli roads in the
State.
The soil is very superior. aud adapted for a
Market or Truck Farm. being near the city.
From the many advantages this property
possesses il offers great inducelRnts Ia capi-
tnli-ts, aud T. especially worthy their atten-
ton.
II will be- sold ~ a whole ~ be divided inio
lot. 60 suit purchasers.
4 plat Of the property eau he seen q, the
Oflic. II the Auctionccr
Terms IL sale--onc. third Cash on the DAY
of sale the balance IN credit of twelve aud
eighteen months, with interest. aud security
10 be approved by the Trustee or all Cash at
the option Of the purchaser.
Ee Title indisputablc.
WI. IL. MOONEY.
Trustees.
sAM'L II. COVER. Aus,ioneer,
Il Baltimore Street.
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From lrril ! 'oor'oberl !. i.0e, and succeeding

years.
L IFE SCHOLARSHIPS. including Book
Il Ihcepns. Business Correspondence. Forms
and Customs. Commercial Arithmetic. Business
Pcnmanship, Detecting Counterfeit Money and
Commerciai Law. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
scholarship. including the same subjects a.
above time liniirdio three m"nths. TWENTY
DOLLARS
Pcnmauship, three m"nths..................... -.
Fcnmansh'p and Arithmetic. three mos.... TO-.
Tho saving OF coal and sas in the summer
months j. au advantage of such Importance as
enables the mana cement Of this College te make
q considcrubl. reduction in the summer rates.
From October ]. ls66. to April ]. 1867. and
succeeding years ~ before.
Life scholarships SIS
scholarships. month. S25
fcnmnn-hip. - month";. SO
PeHmanship and Arithmetic. 9 months. SIC
Sa,-'' Tcn,v for GIBBS. Soldiers. aad for nc Soa.
ef N'ai,'cr. aad 7oac6ce..
Day sui Evening Instruction lor both sexe.
and al ages.
In Banking. ~to5.kecping. Bookkeeping. Pen
man-hip. Peu Drawing. Photography. Arith.
mctlc. Mcusuration. Algebra. Geometry. An
aiyt.cal nromctrv. Tho Calculus. Navigation.
Surveying. Engineering. Guaging. Mining. Me
| chanical Drawing. Commercial Law. German.
TelegFaphing. aud The English Branches. a,
\ moderate pilcc-.
| Endorsed by the public as she mpst successful
Business COLLEGE cd the country, % i evideuc-
eel by the fact, that -four HuHdrCi and Tcc
S'picHts have entered ia the First six Months
Of it. Existence.
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To All Whom it May Concern
Notice IA Hereby Given.

JOIN II. LoNGNEcKER. clsrt
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JOHN II. LoNGNECKER, Clefk.
March iO.-am.
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THIRTY FOUR ACRES OF
l. \ y u,

more vr l.... Abou, > acres are ia heavy Wood
aud the balance ,rahic lnmd. lnd VA good farm
ing order.
The improvement consist 81 good two
story and halt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-14
Affairs in Congress.

The Senate had up for discussion on
Tuesday, the Reconstruction Resolutions
which have been introduced as a substi-
tute for the House plan reported by the
joint reconstruction committee. The
Senate resolutions were unanimously
agreed upon, as our readers may reCOl-
lect, in caucus of Republican SEN
ators and therefore can hardly fail
of being adopted. On Tuesday the new
reconstruction plan was debated by Sen
ators Howard, Doolittle, Howe, Poland
and Stewart. We suhjoln the remarks
of our own Senator as briefly reported
in the Geographic dispatches to the as
ISOLATED press. Although the report is
very meagre, it affords an outline Of his
views, which will meet the hearty APP
proval of all Vermont Union men. We
quote:
Mr. POLAND took the floor. He com
menced by remarking that he did not
believe that he should be able to present
any new views on a subject which had
been so thoroughly discussed in both
houses OF Congress during the past six
month He then proceeded to view the
different positions held on the subject Of
reconstructioE and the status OF the
States lately in rebellion, maintaining
that the Government had always acted
upon the theory that the existence Of
States was not destroyed by the war.
Nothing but absolute necessity would
Justify deviation from this theory now,
and no such necessity existed. Ample
security for the future could be obtained
without it. 1t would not be safe, how
ever to admit the rebel States without
ample guarantees against a recurrence
of the past few years. The National
debt and the payment Of pensions ought
to be secured, and the basis Of Southern
representation ought to be changed, He
felt that the scheme now before Con-
gress was not sufficient to do JUSTICE to
the blacks in the South. He would
like it much better if it provided for the
right of suffrage for the blacks; but as
it was claimed that under it the South
ern people would be induced, for the
sake of political power, to grant the
right of suffrage to the negroes, he was
willing to vote for it. He believed the
| plan, as it was now before the Senate,
would receive the appreciation Of the
country. He believed the President
would support it, and use his influence
to secure its adoption.
In the House the bill to establish an
Educational Department was adopted,
Mr.. Donnelly taking strong grounds for
it. The Southern people had sought to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-14

the United States Is at peace,"'is liable,
under law, TO three thousand dollars fine
and three years Imprisonment. But the
penalty may be lessened, however.
There was considerable excitement
among the Fenians at New York on
Wednesday, and crowds assembled about
Tammany Hall and Roberts headquar-
tiers. Attorney General Speeds order
for the arrest of all prominent Fenians
acted upfavorably on the brotherhood:
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
of President Roberts and placed in the
hands of Murray. but Roberts is not yet
in custody.
The Evening Post says the dlspleas-
ure OF the Canadians at the Fenian raid
must be greatly heightened by the dis
covery that the raiders are in some in
stances led by Southern officers, and that
the rank and file are largely composed
of ex, rebel soldiers; by the same class,
indeed, whose exploits against the Yam
KEGS were so highly appreciated in Can
ada during the war.
1T is said that during the fight at
Ridgeway, after the Fenians had pene-
trated the centre of the Fenian volun-
teers, red coat was found by the Feni-
ans in their ranks unarmed. Charged
withholding spy, he demanded gun, in
a rich Irish brogue, and commenced Wig
orously blazing away at the ranks he
had lately left. But this Canadian Fe-
Man was shot dead by his recent COM
patriots In very short time, his bril-
liam red uniform making him a conspic-
uous mark.
Gen. Hooker at st. Adams has or.
dered that all armed bodies who attempt
to cross the frontier be stopped by the
United States troops. If unarmed, and
it is reasonable to suppose they are Fe-
mans, they are to be stopped also. Gov
Dillingham; has stationed Adjutant Gen.
eral Washburn at st. Adams to watch
the movements of the Fenians. If nee
essary the state militia will be called
out. Gen. Meade is doing all in his
power to prevent any infraction of the
neutrality laws. He has 1000 miles Of
frontier to guard and only about 1000
troops at his disposal.
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Femian Items.

Gov. Dillingham; is reported to have
said that he should as soon think Of call
ing out the militia to put down Qua
ker meeting as to resist the Fenian
movement.
Thomas Larin Quinn, state treasurer
and agent for the sale Of Fenian bonds,
and O'Neill, head centre of the Fenians
in Ohio, have been arrested at Cleveland
and are now in prison. The United
States marshal has possession Of the
Fenian headquarters and papers. A few
muskets and knapsscks were the only
munitions found.
Every person engaged in setting on
foot military expedition within our
territory against "any prince, or state,
or colony, district or people with whom