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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-15


Onttea States, when acting expressly, in
obedience to the authority of their o,on
STATE, l wished to have obtained as an
amendment to thethrd section Of this
Qhird) article the following clause"
Crowded, that no act or acts done
"by one or more of the States against
"the United States, or by any citizen of
"any one Of the United States under the
"authoyity of one or more Of the SAID
''Statcs, shall be deemed treason or pun.
'tShca as such but in case of war being
"levled by one or more of the States
against the United States, the conduct
''of each, party towards the other, and
'Ihelr adhoTonts respectively, shall be
regulated by the lars Of aoar and of
'nationS."
But this amendment was opposed and
rejected by the majority of the Conven.
ton.
Such are the facts. Now what are
the logical conclusions
|. The Convention heard the ohjec.
tions TO the indefinitely expressed word.
ing of the section before us. The ma.
Jority without asserting to or denying
their Legitimacy, simply rejected them,
and left the section as it was. This
was, TO say the least Of it, unwise.
2. The States, the paris Of States and
the citizens which were at war with the
United States were all treated during
the late war as belligercnts in every re-.
spcct; that is "by the laws of war and
of nations"
3. II the United States claim that in
rejecting LUTHER MARTINS amend.
mrnl, the Convention construed the
section in question to declare that treas.
on was Just what that amendment took
it to be, then we hold that the United
States is inconsistent i'll regulating their
proceeding against Il seccssioniSt as a
traitor now, wien during the war they
regulated their conduct toward him by
the laws of war and Of nations.
4. That treason is crime against
only the United States, and not single
State.
5th. That, in view ofthe construc
ton of what is treason by the United
granting that WILLIAMS. of
Tcnncssr, is guilty of treason, and is
amenabie td'',he laws of the United
States, if unpardoned he is now subject
TO trial before the United States Court.
but if pardoncd he is not amenable to
the laws of Tennessee for article fifth of
the amendments to the Constitution ex,
pressly says
"Nor shall any person be subject for
"the same offence to be twice put in
jeopardy Of life or limb"
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-15

Bureau. They desire 10 retain their
positions, as their duties are light and
their pay good--hriter, indeed, than
they can hope for i'll amy other business.
Hence. the persistent efforts made BY
nine tcnths of them, to prove to the
authorities that onr people are disloya!.
Sooner or later the minds ofthe North.
ern people will be disabused, and w6.
must be patient until that time shall
come"
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-15

The FREEDMgN's CouRTs DECIDED
TO BE TREsrAssERs.-Ju Trigg, of
the United States District Conrt of
Memphis, has pronounced a dcclson in
the Ease of AN application for an iniunc-
ZION against the execution bv General
Rnhklc, Superintendent Of the Freed
mems Bureau, OF jndgmcn, rendered
ty Gen. Runkle in favor Of n freedman,
according /" which tits held llar these
bureau coarts are irespassers, and liable
TO be proceeded against by the courts of
the State ms other lrespassers.
Judge Trigg decides that the Freed.
mems Bnrcau conrts cnnid only exercise
authority under military law. "IC"
said he, "these courts could exercise any
legitimate authority, or clam for their
Judgment or DEGREES any binding effect
or efficiency, they could only do so bv
virtue OF their connection with the mill.
tary power. \ The recent procla-
nation ol the President of The United
States, declaring that an nsnrreclion no
longer exists, is a declaration of peace,
which sweeps from among us every.
thing winch savors of military con.
s.ralnt upon The rights of citizens, and
rss'ores to them the ordinary and peace.
ful channels for the assertion and en-.
torcement of these rights. y 4
The war being ended, that is an end to
the court and there being no longer any
such court, the officer OF the Bureau has
no longer authority to act in that capaci.
Ly, and to enforce Judgment or orders,
whether made before or since the decla:
ration of peace. IF he does so, and
under that pretext sezc the property Of
a citizen, he will become trespasser,
and may be held liable to damages to
he party injured"
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-15
TIE l. EG r. A III PIC.
New York Cotton Market.

NEw York, May lO.-Cotton firm,
at Sd to 35c. Gold 29s
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-15

The British feet now of the Canadian
coast Is manned by 5,7l7 men, and carries
an aggregate Of AIS guns.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-15
w INNJSBO ORO.
Tuesday Morning, May Is, 1866.

gs 4, P. SLIDER, Esq, is. the
sole agent for this paper in iCharleston,
S. 6. Il
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-15

The FREEDMEN's BqRnAu.-Ex.
Governor Iletcher, of Virginia, writes
as follows to n friend in New York:
"Mnch ofthe i'll feeling manifested by
the Radicals toward tie people of the
South grows out of the misrepresenta,
tions and slanders prepared and circula.
ted by the agents Of The Freedmen's s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
Dwelling House for Sale.

ING HOUSE, erected on Lot No. 80 Main
street Centre Wheeling. Price $4,000, upon
Agreeable terms Possession given on the hrst
Of April. BEVERLY M hof
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
NsWXork Marker.

NEW YORK. Jan ~.
Cotton-dull heavy and -nominally
lower; sic for middling Flour-dull
heavy and l0al5c lower s7,G5a7 so for
extra state So ,40a8,60 for extra R. II. O;
.S6,65al0;20 for trade brands, the market
closing dull and unsettled. Whisky
quiet; western at S2,2e; rectifed at g ,261
Wheat-dull and nominally lower Corn
dull and lower; s9aS3c for unsOund; Go
assC for sound mixed western in store
and delivered Oats-dull and lower 80
a39c for uRsound western; 55a56c for
sound COfee-active; Rio 15fi Porto
Rico 2l3 Sugar-Quict; Havana l3c.-
Aolasses-quiet Petroleum--dull; 33!a
4c for crude; 55a56c for refined in bond
Pork--opened dull and lower, and closed
with more frmness; S29,75a3O, l23 for
new mess, closing at $50 cash; $2S, 75a
% for old do, closing at S22 for prime;
S23, 50a23,75 for prime mess. Beef-quiet
and steady Beef Hams-steadyi west.
srn S40,50a4l CRIT Meats-quiet at LA
l3c for shoulders; l5!alsc for hams. Ba
conduit. Dressed Hogs-unchanged
l2tal2sc for western; I2ial3c for city
Lard-dull and heavy at l5aISc. But
ter-dull at 20a39c for state Cheese
llial7jc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was falling last evening
with a little less than eight ieet water.
The heavy floating ice has again caused
a suspension of navigation.
Thee. E. Hillman did not leave for
Cincinnati, but went into winter quar-
tiers" below the city.
The steamer Asher Ayres, bound from
Savannah to Hawkinsyille, few days
since took fire and was destroyed. Five
or six negroes were burned to death, and
the cargo of cotton destroyed. The boat
was insured for $4,000.
The tow-boat Leader on Saturday
!, succeeded in getting her empty barges
(Which were grounded few days since
by the breaking up of the ice) into the
river, and left for Pittsburg,
The tow-boats Gipsey and Whale pass
ed up for Pittsburg, with a LOT. of empty
barges,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
For Rent.

U7HE ROOM OVER BOOTH, BAT
i TELLE cos Boat Store also the room
adjoining the W. Union Telegraph othce, over
the National Bank of West Virginia. Enquire
at Western Union Telegraph Office. jana
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
S. F. FARIS.

MARBLE WORKER Is sCUIP.
AZ I0E- No. 100 Main Street. Wheeling Va
II Monumental Work of all kinds made to
to Portrait Sculpture ana Designs sen p1'0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
Telexraphic summary.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday at
1884, + 0TisEt
John A. Cooke, late cashier of the Cats.
kill IN. ~ National Bank is reported
defaulter to the amount of 100000.
The House committee on Freedmen's
Affairs, or a portion of the members, will
shortly visit some OF the Southern States
Since August last the Treasury De-
partment has destroyed S49, 100000 worth
Of mutilated and cancelled notes of ali
kinds go,
President Roberts, ofthe Fenian Broth!
erhood, has approved the resolutions
calling congress of the Brotherhood to
meet at Pittsburg in May. =
Capt. Nelson Slate, formerly acting
Chief Quartermaster of the Army of the
James, has been appointed Supervisory
Quartermaster of the Rio Grande.
In is stated that a large quantity OF
lumber is changing hands at Ottawa
that it may go into the United States
while the treaty is in force.
The storage warehouse of Messrs. Mil
Ter g. Co., in New York, was destroyed
by fire night before last. Loss about
100000.
Reports say that the steamer which
has been fitting out at New York, for
some time, has gone out as = Gillian pr
vateer to prey on Spanish copmerce.'
A difficulty occurred at Cincinnati,
night before last, between Colonel Knott
and Captain Henry. proprietors of the
Planters House, in which tho former
was mortally stabbed by the latter.
The largest shipment of petroleum ev-
or made from the United States. in one
vessel was taken out on the ship Lancas-
ter, from Philadelphia, for Antwerp, day
before yesterday:-s,705 barrels crude oil,
valued Mt $500, 900.
General Sheridan disewns ali previous
knowledge Of the 6llibustering attack
lately made on Bagdad, aud states that
his orders are to preserve strict ueutrali'
~ between the contsnding Mexican for
ssf.
The execution OF Mrs. Martha Grinder.
for the poisoning of several persons.
took place at Pittsburgh Oh Friday
She is said to have suffered great agony
in her death struggles, in consequence Of
the rope not being properly adjusted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, Jan y

CINCINNATI, jan 70.
Fleur-unchangsd and quiet Wheat
steady at 81 ,95a2,00 for No old red
new is dull at S1,70 for No. l. Corn-is
steady at 54a55c for No l, shelled. Oats
firm at 39a40c in elevator for No l.
Rye-steady at re for No l. Hogs
irmer and in good demand at Sllall %
for city dressed, but holders are firm at
Gil ,25al1 so; receipts, $500 head. Mess
Pork-frm at $3.50 for city Lard
dnll at l7tal7ac for prime city Grocer
ies-quiet Cotton-dull at 47c for mid
ding. Whisky-steady at S2,25 for free
Gold-Sl ,3Ss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Shortest and quickest route East & Wesp
TRAINS Run AS FOLLOWS

New York. -lO:oO lO;OO M ''" ~
Tickets TO all principal points in the East ana
west can be procured at the Union once In NC
Ira Hnuse and at the station at Bridgeport
A-uie ti0"'' f r. MYERS,
;o,z General Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
Regular Cincinnati Packet,
The fine Steamer,

The fine Steamer,
EDuHnUSG THOMPSON, Captain,
G.. ". THOMPSON .Clcrk'
Will run as a Regular Packet be.
Aktveen Wheeling and Cincinnati.
- touching ut intermediate ports, as
Leave Wheeling every Saturday at o'clock
r Leave Cincinnati every Tuesday at o'clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE e. CO.,
5oco Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
SWAMI HOUSE,

ARKERSRURG, VA, CHANG
L ED HANDS. On Thursday, October stb
is6S, j. W. Dent late Of the Richmond House
TOOK possession of tins Swami House for a
Term OF years. lie hopes, by strict attention to
orsS 70 mei7t continuance of the very lib.
st"r IF .r * conferred upon him when propri
mos, s ao, department. is in the charge of the
sep20 y. WIN. DEM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
FOR SALE.


I OFFER FOR SALE MIING air.
i ABLE throe.story BR1CkDWELLd.SG 49, 81,
MANSON N Containing thirteen rooms, with gas
fixtures and cellar under the entire Ru nUt az
Carriage house and stable attached Il n Pb u-1
posed Of at private sale before the i;t OF Mi
ary, it win be offered at public auction loon Oh The
bnnsa that desires to purchase: Terms reasona
ble M
ianq.d3T
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
FOR SALE AND RENT.
Two Lots for Sale.
nppDu EnR SALE TWO LOTS

7 OFFER FOR SALE Two Lois LOIS
| in Ritchietown, situated Oh Fifth street.
Square Is, lots No and :, at private sale; .o !
not sold before the 27th day OF January, IsGo, l
on Saturday january 27th, at o'clock. Terms
made known on day of sale. Enquire OF John
&. MLean, RitchietOwn.
ianls.ts w. L. ChAMDGno.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
New Work Money Market,

New FORK: Jan 70,
Money-quiet and easy at per cent.
Steriing-dull and declining at 81 ,O53a
loss. Coda shade firmeri opening at
81 ,sst; advancing to 81 ,39t; closing 81 ,3es
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

which the road shall Be located hy The said Com
mIssioners Il shall be lawful for the said conpa-
ny 10 cause any Justice 81 De P6leo for Balu-
more county 20 issue his warrant 10 the Sheriff,
directing him to summon twelve impartial Jurors
10 meet on said land, on day 70 ho therein
named, 10 assess the damages sustained by said
owner or owners by reason OF said road passing
through said land, which inquisiiion shall be re-
turned % the Clerks Office and either party shall
have the right 70 appeal 70 ne Crcnit Court for
Baltimore county, from the verdict Of finding %
said jury within slxsy days tfpm Tho hndlng Of
said verdict.
Sec. ~. And be Il enaeied, That said compA-
ny shall not exercise any banking powers or Is
sue any paper 70 b. used as currency.
See. 10. And be Il enacted, That the Gonofal
Assembly may amend or annul this act nj pleas
uFe. HfNB ID
Sec. -. And be Il enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date offs passage.
May 2G.-3t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

OrVicE CouNTl COMMISSIONER ron batfu.
CorNrI. Towsontown, May 18th, 1900.
nRDPOSAbS will be received by the Ceun-
" Commissioners for Baltimore county,
1t their office. ON the iih day - June, 1868. 1T
~ o'clock NJ. Tor builing CULVklir on road
near ihs c.ty .l,Aits and south VI lfilasle lpala
Turnpike; Iulvert ~ feet long ~ b'sls Ftbstsn-
TALLY built Of good stone, well laid IA eeincnL
~ consist of two abutnlents three tvet tl,ick,
two feet high and sixty iert long and eight ieet
apart, D. be one foot undcr aud one iput above
the ground, u semi circular arch 70 rest upon
the abutIncnts 1T eight feet inside diameter, one
aud a-half ioet thickness. aud sixty n. length ;
tine crown Of tho arch ~ bc > itet ubove the
ground. aud the wholu iength u the arch " be-
sustained by good backing :. iie, high above
the abutments the space bctween fhe abmt-
ments - be- well paved with stone feet wide
and 80 feet long; two wing walls N extend
from the mouth OF the Culvctt on theeast ~ f..
widening feet north and south tha wing
walls to be = ioet thick and losl high. foot
under ground
Nav l9.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
LOCAL LAWS.


TIN accordance with an Act passed by the Leg.
stature ON the 2iih OF January, 1865, re.
quiring that every Public Local Local made %
take effect before the hrst Of June next, after
tho session at which ID may bo passed, shall
Immediately AFTER ita passagebc published once
IN each Of three successive weeks In all the
newspapers Of the respective counties Ia which
II may operate.
The undorsigned, Commissioners Of Balti-
more county, hereby publish the following I.o.
cal Laws for baltimore county:
JOSHUA ". COCKEY,
DAN'L J. McCAULEY,
JAMES BUTTON,
Il. nj
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred.
~ itors Of RICHARD DAVIS, an applicant
foo the benefit Of the " fsth Article Of The Code
Of Public General Laws. relative b. lnsolvcnis,
that the az Monday u August mort has been
fixed for his appearance 10 answer interrcgato-
ries. and for final hearing Of bis case he1ore
the Circuit Court Cor Baltimcrc couniy. Dated
the iith day Of May. ls6s.
Tcsti
May ie.---sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
cARRoLL couNTY PAM.

A FINE FARM or IS ACRES in Carroll
ACannty. 81 uliles from Baltimore -
Sc anf 8 miles from sykcsvillc. 4eetM
@H@B. 4 o. Railroad. Has a fine sses
large Brick aud Stone Dwell
LING. with large hall, parlor, dining rooni,
kitchen. four chambers and carrets. large lou
bic cellar. well ventilated. good Tenant
House, Quarters for servants, Ice House. Dairy,
Poultry House. Rake Oven. two Corn Cribs. two
Tobacco Houses. large SwitHer Barn sufficient
o. accommodate I? horses and cows. There l.
= puFag oi excellent soft water az the house.
also one ~ the barn. The land l. rolling. all
except ono field has been well lined. aud Il 10
well watered having water In every field. anil
gray rock cay sub-soil. large Garden. Apple
Orchard of about 900 trees, &e. /, Is convent.
ent ~ Schools and Churches. For sale low.
& ALSO, \ GRIsr AND SAW MILL with 20
orsn Acres Of Land, edioining the above farm.
Apply. 10 HENRY W. COOKE.
y Law Buildings. st. Paul a.. Ballo.
April -. ls66.-tI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
Tn0s. ". HOHISEos. ELISHA CHRISTOPHER.
LAND AGENTS.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES. FARMS. LOTS.
&C., &C,
For - Ale

FOR ALE.
A VERY desirable Farm and Country Res.
IA idence situate on the east side af -
81. the BALTIC. and Hartford Turn f....%
Rpke, about 81 miles from the eses
-City, containing nearly SIXTY eane
ACRES OF LAND, with fair Improvement
aud a superior orchard. The present crop NAV
be had alta fair value, and possession tiycn
Immediately.
4 superior place II about - ACRES, on The
east side 81 the Bcl.Air Road, ABOUT 4 miles
from the city. with excellent Dwelling and out.
building. aud every convenience for a delight.
fii and gcnteel residsnce
4 Lot of about 10 ACRES. on the east side Of
the Hartford Turnpike, q miles on Hartford
Turnpike. with an excellent and well bull,
dwelling. % q. by q feet, with cellar through.
out This place commands hne view Of the
Chesapeake Boy. faiapseo end Back Rivers
BALTIC. city. aHt the surrounding country.
4 lot - ACRES, on the Camp Chapel Road.
u miles iran baltimore. with comfortable
Dwelling House aud smiths shop. This i
well inaied f'r GO country Store
About 200 ACRES or LAND. Or IL niles
On ti- Bel Air Road. ii lots - 10 acres sud up
Wuri-.
\ Lot 81 i2ArREs. near Lavender Hill. on
th' Hartford Turnpike. A very nice Dot. with
god spring viii be- sold cheap.
20 Perrpns de-iriBg property are r.spect.
fully inYitsi ~ examine tie above. a. thes.
lots s.ll. on ilas pc ton, commend themselves
in"Fr efFrctuallv than bv this advertisement.
- For further information. pr a view Of
O.. f-'perty. apply personally or bv letter -
ROBINSON 4 CHRISTOPHER
Property AGENT.
Lauravilic Harforl Turnpike. Baltic. 90.
MAY 60 isaH.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
To All whom it May Concern /:
yoffcp A Hereby e.fwaw-

THAT the undersigned Examiners appoint.
Il ed by the Commissioners Of Haitimo-e
county. on the petition Of Noah Walker aud
Others, for the altering Of a ROAD beginning Al q
point on the Garrison Forrest Road al the end
II the south "a degrees, west aud eirh tenahn
perches, line 81 said road, aud running thence
south " degrees. east u pcrches; then south
.pi degrees. east = Perehes; then south sol
degrees. east 10 aud six-tenths pcrchcs; lien
south tol degrees, east u perches 90 there
about 70 the old Court Road. The alteration
intended q be made u thus described, Wis -
Beginning AZ the same point above Described
~ the beginning Of the road ~ Al present To-
Gated, and running thence by a straight lire
south ~ acEFees. west 20 pefehes - the eid
Court Road. said read being on petitioner; hav-
ing taken ;hc oath required BY law will pro.
coed on Tuesday. JuHf sfA. 1885. on the prcmi-
ses, 10 fair, II not. the next fair day.l 70 exc
cute the trust repesea In them. aud The require
ments q the Aels 81 Assembly an such eases
made and provided.
THOMAS D. coCKEY.
CARDIFF TAGART,
G. II. MITTNACHT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
A SMALL FARM

PRIV \ Il H. - 4 LIE.
Il lie undersigned offers k,r sslS ~. FARM.
1 situated near prieevillr. in the A.
sth district one hall mile from ihc.....N
York Turnpike. - miles from fIaiti. iii
more. and !. miles from Sparks Sta.
ton. ". e. II. Il. itconiains THIRTY EIGHT
ACRES OF LAND. Il which are well tim
bcrcd. the balance in high state Of cuttiya-
ton. The Improvement consist of a Good
Frame Dwelling House, Barn. stabiing Corn
and Wagon House. Meat House and other ne.
cessary outbuildings. There u slsc good APP
pie and Peach Orchard, with aqaantity Of 9th
er fruits. such A. pluns. Pears, Sc.
The Property is we'll watcrcd there being "a
fine spring near the dwelling, and = rtream
running through the barn yard.
II not sold NJ private sale before !SaftutisF.
SeptersJer ist. lssG il will ON tbai ssy bs offer.
ID AZ Pubiic Sale, at o'clock pm. 7
Apply near the promise TO GEORGE }.
CHILc0TE. or TO JOHN r. ENs0R, Towson-
town. April T.--Sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
Insolvanf Nnfice

NoTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN, 10 the cred
~ itoFs Of HENRY DAVIS. al applicant for
the benefit % the " ssth Article o. the Code Of
Public General Laws relative q insnivents.
that the sh Monday q Asgssf ne~f has been
txed Tor biz appearance 70 answer interrcrato-
ries. and Tor final hearing Of his case before
the Circuit Court for Baltimore COUNTY. Dated
the sih dsy Il March. lse6.
Test;
JOHN II. LONGNECKER. Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
~ itors Of THOMAS A. p. CnAMPLIN. an d.
applicant for the benedto OF tina "4sfh Article or
the Cede Of Public General Lave relatite' B.
nsoivenis. inst the "a Monday Of AngHsf ae-f.
interroratoEies, and for = FINAL hearing Of Bis
ease before the Circuit ccrF: for Baliirncse eosn-
81. Dated the i; day Of March. 1856.
Test.
JOHN II. LoSGNEcKER, Clerk.
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InsolYenf Noflca.

NOTICE L HEREBY GIVEN, To the ere1- q
~ itors o. D. N. wHITEH0CsE, an appli.
cant Tor the benefit Of the ~isth Article u the
Code Of Public General Laws roissive h. ~
solvcats. that the "a Msnaey 81 Asgasf nsxf
has been hxcd ioF bis appearance % answer in
terrogatories. and ior 3 inal hearingo hisease
before the Circuit Couri for Baltmcre county.
Dated the 5th DAY 81 NAY, isc5.
JOHN Il. LON6NEcKER. Clerk.
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TNVHE creditors Of THOMAS A. p. CHAMP,
hereby notified % Gle their claims, properly
nuthentlcated, against The kglate II The said
lnsolsoni. with the Clerk u The Circuit CouI|
ior Baltimore County, ON orbelorc The iseeatit|'
SAMUEL ). HoUcn. Trustee.
May le.--st
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

TO All Whom e May Concerns
AT0TlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT lhlr-
IN 81 days from the data u this odverIlHnGE
nent petition viii Be presented 70 he Coun-
" Commissioners of baltimore county. for "a
locating aud epeniug of County no4f AnM44'N
mencing Al the city boundary AZ the tarminun
u Townsend Street, and extending 1nid alg6oA ~
y lis ImtHrscEiion with the Frankiln Turnpike
Head, lhron1h tAe landa belop eIna 70 nAilIi1ol1
coanly aud - Hooper, II lhe laird t|sIfIal.
GIG. BL0IHOWEH I7-s.
JNQ. WHITEHEAD.