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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05
Sas Negcritimmrcdt in 8iscouiiu

1T ninmebr eurh unisre Staat5 gmpreme Court,
~feilebtno aus Reaerrafifalsn. in Der qDcle asfir6,
ten Sittern, fabin sntit isnsn mc,nsn. eab Neaer
bas 9eisslihe Heat ba6sn, in gEieccnin III ftir,,
men. Sic Srase orstte ih baurtiitlia u, iol>
genie @lauisl esr staata Gen Iitmiicn:
Sic Sssislatur fann ~ jsosr 3sit oas Stimn,.
reht auf l~seiicnsn auseebnen. Gle 6isrin nitt auf,
ec,ablt 1ne ater fsin iplhss @eisb icn In Strait
fem, fis bahslte elmer Nt1immuna nes Bolts tt
elmer o~assmeinen Watl rorsslsst, unit BON elmer
MajcritGt iam mtliher bel elmer iothen
gB abt ateesebsnen Stimmen senebmigt
fetn mirb.
Sm Sabre 1649 lssts Die qesislatur Dem @rlte
Gin @eiss pcr, ras auf Gle Museebnuna beS Stimm,,
rsdtes auf Ncaer 8rsua bate. Gie @e5ammt,a6l
Der lei iener Mabl fir Staalsttamte ataeaebeneu
@timmen mar 3l.259; Die @siammtsa6l Ter inr
bas teia9te @eeg atsesstenen Stimmen mar 5 .295
- irmit unaefibr Elm Sehfe ridmmtlitsr tei Fl,
ner iclhen &abl atseSetsnm Stimnsn." - 9ie
Staats' 6 anraRers, B. 3. bic setslihen unb rshts
nrdbiSsn Stimntns3 ablsr erflSrtsn e%iniim,nia uno
frenB i'm @iuflanae nit Dem, @ortlaute Der @onfi,
tuition, bab tas @sisB bonn Dplfe p~ermo,fen NOR,
ben fet.
0as THAR tor II Sabren. - esit eieIer 3eit 1T
bic GraSe Gem @clfs su pisbertolten Wafen Dor.
aeleat uno Eel ieeer Gslseenbeit nit iitertpisaeneer
Majcritat p%srtpcrfen wcreen. Die Maicritit Der
* W. col'Se" petpitNpu9t ucHeyeetHt" StVnWeU
rar nabebu Sebntauieno seaen bas Hsoerfimn,reHt.
&as mar Der aus8eiprcdsns 8olf5wiue. aber bic
bret Gentlemen, aus bsnen uniere suprsme Court
3uiammenseiest 1T mi6ten ia feline r@aeifafs"
unc feline .6reibsitsmdnnsr" lsin. ,pcaten fs fa
Tin BEN often ansSsiprchenen @olespilen tam.
mern. sic arsumentirten sttpa 10: Das Neasr.
fimmreAt mn in Wiseon1in einssfaart ipsrbsu
burA cine 9cltsabfimmuna atsr fam bieies mics
mails selAeben: = ergo teihlisbsu mir. bic Gu.
pteme @curt BON @iseOniin, ba6 nas gssserRimm>
reht einsefabrt fein ica.
aneroinSs 1T eisies Der tarsefe Nss, nnS bas
gclf tpirs fcrtan NIT elmer Abftimmuns ibsr bic
Ns8erfimmrsdtefrase niat mebr %sstrubslt merben.
= Ancnerfeits aber ,ribten mir, aubsrbalb Der
b~eilcisn, aqes Geies unb @ett init Giben trsten.
Den Wirtbf@aft int Gonsrsis. fein 70 monnrSiss
Ssitenfiid In Ger san,en @slhidte Der a~sita'ion
fir Ns8eifimmreht, ols eten eisis GntiAsiouns Der
Supreme Gpurt BON gDisccnfn. lSsetote.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05

hab man. ipenn er sins, gar niht mertts, CT BABE
elm fiinflibes 9sin. Etder Mann wuree MIN
~stsnfaus anssHaltsn, isinsr Militarrfiht als Bir.
~temtsreer mad %,ufomnsn, uno trurre sr1 sisisr
BAiht i6srbcten. Madden, CT iein fiinilihss Bsin
atssi4naat unb Die tetreHsnbe BstSroe i~tsr3euat
6atte. oa6 er Snralios fsi. 6itts CT atsr 8trmS,
setatt, 70 riros man seiesli4 f4 an bieiss tatsn
talten fSnnen. Sa sr cine Yenfcn BON Den amsri=
faniidsn Breisstaa:en tsjiebt, 70 1T er spiseer mad
@bieasc surifssfsbrt.
SD babe es fir meine BHiht ~ssbalten, bisis Ncs
ti,sn au seten, bamit Sober. Der tisrtsr auf Bsimh
gu fomm,en ssbenft, barnab feline Waersasln ers
sreifs. 8isbsr 6at In icldsn Saasn Sober ass
slautt, Go seni3e. DEN Shus oss amerifaniihen
@onfuls ansurufsn, Der, ba Die Ssaisruns Der
amsrifaniIhen Erei' Staaten nismals intsrpenirsn
tpiiroe. isltfpsr1anbliA aud niht intsrrsnirsn fanm.
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9tncinndtier Mdrftberiht.
Cincinnati, tea 8. Nsril 1885

&fnttnnatt, Tea 8. April 1855.
q We'll. - Sian. Superfeines 81. Samilienmebl 50
81.
@eiser - alter febr raar. Rotber neuer ST .5O-f,55;
beter Si,75-$i,sO alter $2I. Better weifer 81, 35-
81. 50.
8orn. - @emii6tss. sei ddlt 81 Gents.
Safer. - 8lau su 1913 @ts.
@psaea. = atdu une obne 9srfauf.
Serhe.- @srfdufer rerlansen fir neue 6erbHserHe ST. 20
-St.25. @anaetite 81 .35-Si,4O. Mali $i.25-i,5O.
Res Sort 25-S25L
s6infen. eesuderte in sddsn, 22-2s @ts. Hau.
Seiten is. sdultern AZ Gents.
S6mafj.- is-f6L @ts.
@rO ceries.- Slau unb leiate Ierfinfe. gio Raf.
fee es1a = 20 Ste. : Suder Pts @ts. fir roben - sRaf.
frirter barter i6A-17 sents. GOrtO 0ieO Molafes 80
-95 Ste.
Butter. eehbte sladfrase fur Central ObiO gu 4s-50
Rdfe. % @s. fur gseHern Referye.
&ier. - 6lau gu f6-i7 Ste. per Gusenb.
Wbistp. 81. 23. 3
samen. slssfamen s5,so-5A. ,sla$sfaam.n s2,q5
Timothy S.. 40 $50.
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YDrtbeilbafte @cleaPnbeit.

q. 8. Sewalbt wanibt we3en a%Itsrsi5wide feline gut
ein8eridtete
SttD SGHeret
nebh Store in Sanbusts Stir, Ohio, III ~sefaufen.
Das 6aurt3ebiube l'elt an elmer Ger befea GeSdSitsfrasen
Ger Start. lit , StOdwerf bod. % Sub arput une So Rus
lana nue %spufGntis einaeridtet. Die GGderei i'm 6pfe 1T
pom 9aditein erbaut. nit Der beifen Grader Maibine une as
len tasu ~n6tbiaen Cutters iopie alIem gum BdderaeIhlft
a%ebSreneen @eidirr ~psrieben. ale @ebiulibfeiten iinb mod
neu. gut einseri9tst uno NIT Splsfbupren unr Staluna psr=
ieben.
Die Sebinaunssn Tnb 70 leidt. tas fdt Der ltnbentittsltHe
3iufer wereen fann. gsesen 9dberem wenes MIN ii9 an
81. S. 0enalpt,
april 5 '66.-w SantusfY @itp, @rie 60 8.
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9atambd WurSel=N eben.

10. 900 @atawba lSursel=Sieben ron febr gutter Nualitdt,
biuig su psrtaufen. Die Jieben wereen ale unteriudt unb
nr sclbe, bic 8siune limb unb quite @urSeln bab:n, persauft.
Sic tpereen gut perpadt unb fret ans @olumbus Depot, pner
CUR @rpres OfTee - tpie Der Yefeuer bef.immen mag - be-
iprst.
Preis $500 per iOO. $40 90 per / 900. Osan a~ttreiTre
e. Saecbs,
g. >. Boz 1852, Columbus. D.
Gpril 4 1866. Am 10
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WutTOrDeruuQ.

Nue 0ieienigen. !pelde mir nod ihuleen, eriude i'd bier=
nit. innsrbalb pier WO4en bel mir pUr3uipreden une III BE.
sablsn. Mud wOlen 9ieienissn, welte 8orberunsen sesen
mid blbea. wdbreae siefer Belt ibre gae9nunssn bel mir sims
rei9eu.
@sprs Scrrtr,
morYsriue, Union Comfy, 8.
Dedra IS go. I'm 10
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Ru DerfuuTen.

Gin flsner eantfs pom sebn adern suten saness. etpa aat
Nfeilen BON 6irtlepils. lit 8idawap County, an Der Rinsfon
unb Carlton Site gele zen. Guf rem 8lase beFntet f6 elm
eutss Saus. eth Sdubmader Sbop. Stauung, drummer u.
(. no, allies in gutter Srenuns.
Na9jufrassn coer bris1id 3u melten Bet
Scbn @atbslih,
Wir, 8 ga. -4mip Girclepiue, Ohio.
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grift ben Waael out ben Sort.

Ser q. .. 9aalO trinst iter bic susite geto
8oiiAaft nas fclsenoe turye absr trsHlihe 8opital !:
Sic DetobotlAaft Sei3t unrioerlesbar, eab Die
sRanisalen teatfatissn. uns cine Nicnsrslresisr'
Jung ,u esben. Sic Dotiaaft Sat Re hemasfirt /;
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05
YreDtQer %perldngt!

@erIanst mirb elm spaneeliber Brebiser fur per gemein.
ben in Beaver. Bite Co.. Obio. Der @ebalt it y0n $40 400
Dollar. freie DObnuns NIT , ader eans. @utss Srinfmaf.
fer.
2ouis 8rieser, Sefr.
GcttfrieS S4dfer, 0crR.
Mdra 8 '86. fmt b
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05
Columbus Wtarffbrrf6t.
(Ginseianbt.)
Sanfia9ung.

@~tiIicptbe cen 2. gpril 1855.
DEN sablreiten Ereuneen une gefannten bic benz seiden.
b~eldnantRe meines isltl peritorbsnen gbela,ten teipobuten,
defenders Ter @billicotbe Wiuitbanoe. pelhe i'm ,um @rabe
be8lettsten. fatts i'd hermit msinen tsfBsfab!ten Oant ab.
Urieoerifa Numpf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05

ale 9isienisen, welds aniere gepfsltiume In Au1enfaein
aenommen baben, seben su. bab lie ME iOlte aro6e unp 't5ne
Diume sefebsn baben. Qir baben cine CUTE ausw:bl bee
beifen Spmmer=, ISerbf= uno Winteriorten. pslte mir biutr
perfaufen werben. 8,nmt nno beiebt bic Biume tn
Columbus 8aumi9uls, an Der Sne So9frabe.
NPGrl %. 1855. 3p bp II ~
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bm an Bic Wfddte erlaRen BAT, NORM ssiast nirb,
eas SsarsiA bic 0erantrportlitfsi cit fir ale BDlssn
atIsbnt, bic aus sinsm 3uiamusnto6s sntiprin8sn
mS1tn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05
Serldnat!

20 aute Scutihe Mrbeiter GOl9s. bic 9esebrenne.
rel =Irbett %Serffebsn. ipercen o%or5eBoJeu) tn yfalbpiue. Tens
ne6ee. I'M auf elmer 9rid- Dlrb su a,beten. Sic betommen
S45 Ter Wonat. unb ibe 3ot miro aud be,a6lt. 9ieisnis
sen. melde bic SaiiOn bineurd bleiben. erbalten i6re ga6ase
na1 Naiboile une pieeer beim. besablt.
81. g. STANLEY & 60.
Wlrs 20. 1865. 2w bp u 70
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0iptberia. - Or. Srasts Waanetifte Salbe rerbitet,
lineert unb eurirt fiber tiefe fdredlihe 6ranfbeit. menn lie
seitis aebraudt wiro. Gtan reibe lie in rsidlihem Dase anf
rem sails unc ZEN pbersn 9beil Der @ruf en-. unt becefe
tieie 9beile nit iparntem Slanel. Die maanetifte Salbe
1T au6 elm wirfiames Mittel aeaen Die l6alsbrdune, einen
wehen Gals unS isHe ent3Hneuna; is fIt bic s6mersen
in furSer 2eit; NIT eini8en 9inreibun zen lintert une eurirt
lie Die fblimmIten SiIe ron Hbeumatis mus; uno fir pebe
auaen. 9rane. nnb ancere Buncen. t6im0rrbuiren (Bilea).
&C.. lit Ge elm rnfeb.bares Dfuttel Seee nit 3intern aeI,a=
nete 8ami!ie fUlte ie im 6auie babsn. 9erfauft in allen
A~pptbefer.
8. Ranfom & Co.,
gisentbimsr, Buffalo.
Wir3 %. '66. 4mt br u b
Sdi8brdun 8anium's 6ive sYrup unt 9olu pier
tSonisfDrup. rirc %allgemein as tas bette uno ,urerlGiiaite
Wittel fur Salsbrdune (Grpup). SeiIerfeit. Grfiltuna unr
6uien anerfannt. Ia jene Granfbeiten in cieier Sabrssseit
IS biuia inter Sinbern %pprfrmmeu. ~ iDlte ice Samilie es
i'm Sauis baltsn. nm es bel r6sliten an dllen bei rer Sanb
gu taben. Wdnd.s eeben 1T turdb isine setige gnmenbun8
asrettet wpreen 90 tit elm ausle,eidnstes Mitel aesen
,Suiien. unt Gin Yortreffihes Seilmittsl fur SAILS. unb 2unaen-
~franfbeiten. - gu baben in alien @p,tbsfsn.
8. Maniom & &c.,
GissntbImer, Buffalo.
WGr3 %. 1866. Amt bp u 10
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NebRnlQnb III perf1ufsn.

10 Alder bes befen 8ebenlautes in Der Ndbe BON Sanbus.
fp ettp, D.. an her Strase, 1 W1eile Won FER fatbpliiden Rir.
dc nne at he 9aY 9ren3cno. i'm beiten @ultursuianee. 70 eas
IS tiees Srabiasr nod bspHlnst mereen Fam, miro unter ben
biuiSfen 8ebingunsen Ysrfauft.
v. s. Dsipalbt,
april 5 '66.-w b. SanSusfp @itY Bidder.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05

0eDerbdnDler l1rlD Sbubmaher !
User nil 2eber btai8 faufen
Sd babe go Soften an 6anb. unb t3n Seiten pom beaen
rSdladtpisb' unb .9uenos apre,' SobIeber werben ieten
Saa errpartet. g. pirb Bios IS Sage lang, pom II. b. M.
an. beim 9 Ineel 2 Gents inter Rem Mlrftpretfe ~pertauft.
Sram,iEi4es uno einbeim;it es Salb. unS 3ip=Sener, ane
5imeinas aler art. su iebr bilisen Breiien.
Der Stpl Der 5irma pirb ~perdneert, une Der @orratb fol-
reeueirt pereen.
6. 6. Smtt6,
$50 Sib 5DbRrabe, 6Olumbus. 8.
Wdri 20. 1868. 2p bp 10
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Sic Columbus Baumlhule
fir Sns Trnbiahr 1865.

Der Gtsentbuner Obt8tr BdumIhIGt oneFlft btetrnlt Ietne
betdncise srobe une oUr3ialide auswabl Ger beffen f~olaenesn
Obaforten. ais: aspfel. 9irnen. 9Haumen. 6iriaen Srau.
Sen, Brrmbesren, s m5eeren. Sobannistrau6en Stahelbee.
rem, @rttseren II. {. no. 9ieie auspabl umfast Die beten
alten une neuen sorten. welhe fb oor,aali9 CUR Mnraan,un3
eisnen. ebsnfo Saattsnbiume. 3erbiume. Srausrweipen.
SmnergrinpHan3en. Staueen. Stolen. Srei6bausaetpitie u.
{. m. allies Die befen @lttun9en umfIfeno. Die 8retIe fne
gang Der 3eis entipretene geaeat.
Die gaumihule 1T an Der SIo=Go4frabe, cine Meile
iueli1 pom @Ourt 9lufe Selesen.
&. g. SANFORD,
Wir. 20. 1866. 3p bp 10 @isentbnmer.
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On tisiem 9erartement, pie in rem aneeren. Fam fein
gtabltFemeut inn Sanre NIT us in bic s9ranfen trsten.
auter benz einipdnni9en feinsdbni9en. btntem
breiteu Sulttpatpr. Der. nebenbei seIdst, Elm ausse.
ssidnetes @erdtb 1T. fabrieiren mir aud seerer une !8iteer's
/ peiipGuni9en 8abr=@uttipatDr, fppie AUDI ZEN
tefen ron alien - t6awprtb's @rmt l=@ultipatUr.
auf weldem Der Spsrateur. fei CT Elm 8rappel pber Elm Rnabe,
sbeuiO teauem net ais in einem Wasen, uns mebr arbeit tsun
uuo lie beHsr tbun fam, ais 3pei ftarfe Sente NIT ben ~sepSbus
1iheu 6,rSfkeu
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Mirs IS 80.
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WcEune'S &Orupfauser,

Der, mas Gaoblfeilteit. Ginfabbeit unp CUTE arbeit betriTt, NIT
9eht ras Yg9uurer res 3eitalterS4 senannt pirc, tbut 70 piel
arbeit ais irseub 3nei anrere SOrnphanser. bic lie Zen Baueru
a~nsebUteu wureen. unp 1T besbalb iebr 8ein6t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17


g@- The newspapers, thus report part ofMr
Grason's speech at the meeting ofthe g unterri-
fed :''--'' He commenced by saying that the
scene before him almost struck him dumb
When be looked around and saw present, men
with whom he had been, in political antagonism
through almost a life time-men ofall creedsand
all political faiihsAal come up to lay their past
opinions on the altar Of the Constitution, and to
endorse the policy OF the President, it certainly
was enough to set men thinking" ~.
Truly that ,Cas a scene bat we don't think
anybody else saw it Gin that light Werather
think that that speech had been prepared for
what Mr.. Grason expected to see rather than
what he did see. No doubt the gentleman and
his friends supposed that many good Uuion men
would be caught by the tempting bait offered
the endorsement Of President Johnson but they
were mistaken. Ifthey are still laboring uuder
the hallucination that anything Ikea respecta-
Bile number Of loyalsts attended their meeting,
it is time they were undeceived. With the ex-
ception Of a few Union jurors and others, who
had been induced to attend by motives Of mere
curiosity, the political friends Of Mr.. Grason bad
everything their own way, and he might as well
hays been dumb upon that occasion ~ not.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17
Hon. j. Morrison Harris.

This gentleman's name is now prominently
before the public, as having been one of the prin-
cipal speakers at the Copperhead meeting to en-
dorse President Johnson, held at the Court House
on the 9th instant In the speech he made upon
that occasion he boosted of his " straight-out "
Unionism, one !" who never admitted the right
of States to secede." 1t is, perhaps, well that
Mr.. Harris can give this assurance, for, in the
absence of such assurance, it would be hard to
believe, very implicitly at least, in Mr.. Harris
Unionism. Four years of war have just closed
There have beenperiods in those years when the
prospect ofour country salvation looked gloomy
and foreboding-times when our government, for
its preservation, needed the undivided support of
all its votaries. In these trying hours, how was
the 6 Unionism " of Mr.. Harris shown Was he
found in the field, assisting in driving back the
enemies of his country2 Was he found urging, by
his voice, the cause of the government or uphold
ing it by his influence The answer to these
questions must be a plain and emphatic No
Never during all the Rebellion, has Mr.. Harris
spoken one word or committed one action, pub
licly, that would identify him with the Union
party, and we think it will be hard to convince
the loyal men our State of his (" straght-out "
Unionism now. Mr.. Harris, however, in his
speech in the Court House, did tell Of one act he
had committed during the rebellion, and that
was to use his influence to obtain The release Of a
Rebel soldier And how is it that Mr. Harris has
so changed his opinions since 1862 Then he
uttered the sentiment that " coercion was i'm
practicable; that it would be utterly impos-
sble to subdue eight millions of people," Time
and the progress of events have showed, at least
that Mr.. Harris is no prophet. (" Coercion
has been carried triumphantIy through those
eight millions of people" have been subdued,
and the bogus government they attempted to set
up been destroyed by the strong arm of the gov
eminent, and Mr.. Harris is very willing to ac-
knowledgehimselfa straight-out Union " man ;
TO proifer his advice and assistance to the gov
eminent when neither are wanted.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17
president Iohnaon,a Sayings.

To.those who were traitors during the whole
war, but who have now become such intensified
Johnsonites as % be willing TO swallow'his whole
policy and endorse all his actions and utteran7
ces we commend the following merely to show.
in what estimation Mr. Johnson heldtraitors and
the abettors of treason from the breaking out to
the closing of the rebellion. "Nake a note OF
it," gentlemen
tShow me who has been engaged in these con-
spiracies, who has fired upon our flag, who has
given instructions to take our forts, and custom
houses and arsenals and dock yards and will
show you q traitor WERE | PEsIDENT OF the
United States, / would do as Thos. Jefferson did
| in 1906 with Aaron Barr. / would have them
| arrested, and ifconvicted within the meaning
| and scope Of the Constitution, BY THE ETERNAL
| COP, l WOULD EXECUTE THEM Andrew johnson s
Speech IN the Senate of the United States.
"ftis time the American people should be
taught to understand that treason is a crime
not in revenge-not in anger-but that treason
| is a crime and should be esteemed as such, and
punished as such ~ President johnson In April,
| 1865. t.ia
q But, in calling convention to restore the
State. who shall restore and re-establish it 2
Shall the man who gave his influence and means
| to destroy the Government Is he to participate
| in the great WORK OF reorganlzauon Onall ne
who brought this misery upon the State be per-
mitted to control its destinies If this be SO,
then all this precious blood of our brave soldiers
and officers so freely poured out, will have been
wantonly spilled. All the glorious victories by
our noble armies will go for naaght, and all the
| battle-6eds which have been sown with dead
heroes during this rebellion will have been made
memorable in vain. Why all this carnage and
devastation !? 1t was that treason might be put
down and traitors punished Therefore, ! say
that traitors should take back seat in the work
of restoration. Ifthere be butfye thousand men
in Tennessee loyal to the Constitution, loyal to
Freedom, loyalto Justice, these true and iiaithfu
men should control the work of reorganization
and reformation, ABSOLUTELY. say thai
| the traitor has ceased to be citizen, and, IN
Joining the rebellion, has become arubic enemy
y - = Before these Repeating Rebels can
be trusted LET THEN BRING FORTH THE
| FRUIT OF REPENTANCE President johnson
| wAile Military Governor Of Tennessee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17
Circuit Court for BALTIC. County.
~ gdi j MARCH TERM, 1866. ~ bl

y 2s' MARCH TERM, 1855. .
Before Hon, D, C. Fl. Emory, Judge John T..
Ensor, Esq, States Attorney. b9lI .bsai3
tasfs5rsa 81 l,lfs THURSDAY, March 9th,
State VS.. Henry and William Cox, indicted for
stabbing and striking with a billy, William
and Benjamin Bowen Tried yesterday and
convicted {; three cases. The defendants were
fined SIS and costs in each case-total amount Of
fines and costs, $l24 90. State VS. John lngin,
negro, indicted for receiving money under false
pretences; removed from Baltimore city--three
cases, reported yesterday. The cases were con-
Guided yesterday the jury returning a verdctof
guilty IN each case not sentepeed. K, y.
Boarman, Esq, for the defence The case the
State vs., John N, Hibner, indicted for selling il
quor to minors, was removed on affidavit to the
Criminal Court of Baltimore city !; the defendant
gave bail in the sum of $500 for his appearance
at court with j. N. Hibner, ST.. as his security.
State VS.. George Mobbs, indicted for larcehyl
removed from Baltimore city. Tried before a
jury Verdict aguiltg.P Not sentenced. r..
ii Hopkins, Esq. for the defence! - On pnoton
Of VIM. S. Keech, Esq, JamesM. Buchanan, Jr.
Esq, was admitted to practice in this court
The trial docket was then taken up and called
peremptorily. Richard H. Smith VS.. Geo. w
Croft and John G. Cockey. Jury sworn and
Judgment OF non su1l Messfs. Boarman, Brown,
ID. ii. Emory, and Ward forthe defendant b.
~ lt g Wti3Du3I a1f FRIDAY, March 9th.]'
State VS.. Andrew B. Lindsey, indicted for an
assault with intent to kill and murder Martha
Armistead. Removed from Baltimore city !;
tried before the Court .adjpdged not guilty
Messrs. r.. R. Boarman and Oliver Hack for the
defence. Mr. Ensor gave notice to members of
the Bar that If the counsel Tor the defence in re-
moved cases did NOT have their witnesses sum-
moned to the first or second day 6fthe term he
would insist upon the trial ofthes cases when
reached, whether their witnesses were present or
not. sH eW Eti.,...f...,,-,4 !, + : -, m, VI.
State vs. VIM Newman negro o. indicted for
obtaining goods under false pretences. Removed
from Baltimore city tried before the Court 4
adjnddged guilty; not sentenced. F. E, 'P.l
Brooke, Esq, for the defence. State vs. john
son alias Lee, colored indicted for larceny /; re-
moved from Baltimore city ;stried before jury I
Verdict guilty not sentenced. II e. PsiBrooke,
Esq for the defence. ~ 3s4sn bnc saglttl9f'
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RID.

.ss.,sls9g DIED. .sssgolJ
On the 10th instant, MTLroN N, aged 16 mos.
and three days. SON of Milton and Christine
Christopher, of this county. So lo7gq piLi
On the 10th inst, in Middle River Neck, Bal
timore county, THos. WILKINSON, in the 18th
year of his age, Is 94fai7,azY oAl..IiYEH
4 On the 10th inst, FREDERICK j., infant son
of Fred'k F. and Rose c. Benzinger, Of this
county, a r5 .fa.l1s9ni,tfi 5ell4- ha9i7t
On the 9th inst, HANNAH PATTERSON, consort
of the late Scippa Patterson, in the the S3rd
year of her age. 100 e-u I4da oreax
In Green Spring Valley, on the 18th instant,
Mrs. ElIzABETH ANDERSON, in the 69th year of
her age fFgETt4 MklIfIW
Near Bosley's Meeting House, on the 18th
inst, MARY ANN, beloved wife of James How
ard, aged Al years. z&~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

IMPORTANT DEcsIoN.-Seme time ago a cues
ton came up before Judge Martin, of the Superb
or Court of Baltimore city, involving the validi-
ty of the appointments of Magistrates by Cover
nor Bradford last winter. Judge Martin decided
that the new Magistrates had no authority to act,
and that their appointment was without warrant
of law. The case then went up to the Court of
Appeals, which Court on Wednesday last, render
ed their decision, unanimously affirming Judge
Martins decision. From this it is clear that all
official acts committed by the appointees of Gov
ernor Bradford are null and void, and that the
old Magistrates have still full power to act.