The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

purpose % having his children apprenticed, which he
refused 10 do he being able TO take Of them him.
SELF Win this the satisfied hut the wife Of
John was formerly the slave Of Dr. James Duke, and
shors time afterwards Duke had John and his wife again
summoned before the court The father still refused
have the children bound, but notwithstanding this the
Court alleged apprenticed them to Dr. Duke against
the Of the father Lcx appealed the Criminal
Court Baltimore and the children taken before
Judge Bond writ OF habea corpus who ordered that
they be delivered to the father. Duke then before
the Grand Jury and had him indicted for cnticng his
children from their MASTER He held to bail for his
appearance at the next term OF the court
communication has also been received from tho SUI
perintendont at Annapolis Nd, stating that eral
cases similar to the above have that vicinity
number Of cases were before Judge Bond in Balti-
few days ago, who returned the children
parents but the order Of the court obeyed in
case and attachments have been issued in the others
In Judge Magruder decided that The writ OF his
court took precedence Of the proceedings in the Crim
nal Court The Superintendent Says" The present
state Of the law is very perpiexing. Until it shall DO
decided whether replcvin will hold In these cases. no
children safe unless they arc removed from the
county" Several cases now on hand have been de-
ayed by counsel Tor the MASTER but fixed for
trial on the 9th instant Petitions from the colored
people for the release Of their children daily being
sent TO the Assistant Commissioner they believe the
General Assembly, which meets the list Of January
win legislate so 10 make these indentures legal
Union Dead In the South.
The following is list Of the Names rank regiment,
company and date OF death Of the Union soldiers who
died tho military prison. Salisbury, N c., and buried
In the Lutheran graveyard at Salisbury
Patrick Gargins. Co. H. 12sth Indiana, died February
Monroe Burnett, Co. F, l2Sth Indiana, died septem.
Christian Birgh. o.. H. l2sth Indiana. died septem-
Marcelius Bassei., Co. A. Esd Michigan, unknown.
7. Fries, Co. L, 1880 Ohio, died July II, 1896.
Petor Braun, Co. 4, 181st Ohio, died July g. 1865.
William Keys, Co. ], ed Pennsylvania died June 8,
1865.
Lieu,snan. h. C. Koogls, Co G. 1880 Ohio. died June
Antony McReynolds, Co. c. 1921 New York, died juno
Carlton Stevens, Co. E, 2sd Michigan, died June q,
valentine Hart, Co a, soth Indiana died juno 81, 1885,
E. D. Dennison, Co. I. oath Kentucky, died June Is,
Z. .. Jsffes Co. B, sosh Ohio. died June II, 1866.
William Dillon, Co. D, soth Indiana, died June 9,
James H. Jenkins, Co. A. 1891 Ohio, died June g. 1895.
George n. May, Co. b, 2esh Kentucky, died June 2,
1865
clayton Howard, Co. 3. 2sth Kentucky, died May 10,
Hugh Fern Co, D, 5oth Ohio, died May Is, 1858.
George Duffy, Co. ], 99th New York, died May ~,
j. Norshar o. A, 1884 Ohio, died May 10. 1895.
James hmith Co. B. Sth United States infantry, died
October 10, 1885,
James McCormuce, Co K, asth New York, unknown
Thomas Iddngs, Go. g. 18th Ohio volunteer militia,
Samuel johnson died while prisoner Of war; April II,
1862