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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03
Property Sales.
SHERIFFs SALE.


by virtue Of writ Of Ecri Iacias issued BY
Thomas II. Robinson, Esq, one Of the justices
Of the Peace Of the state Of Maryland, -
~ In and for Baltimore county ,fsN4N
= against the goods, chattels. lands lalat
Hand tenements Of William d.
NicolI. al the suit Of Louisa =. Gluck, 10 me IL.
rected. have seized and taken in execution,
all the estate, right, title aud interest, at law
and IN equity Of the said William d. Nicoll,
In aud %
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
situate In baltimore county, ON the east side Of
the York Turnpike Road. near Govanstown,
containing
EIGHTY PERcHEs OF LAND,
more or less,
which by .indcnture dated ON or about the 10Th
day Of December. 1895, and recorded among
the land records Of Baltimore county In Liber
j. u L.. No. a., folio 81, Ac., was leased by
John y. Denning to William d. Nicoll. subject
70 the yearly rcnt Of $40. together with the
improvements thereon.
And hereby give notice. that on
Tuesday, Me lah day Of August. 1867.
at2 o'clock T. ~,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR.
in Towsontown.
Ia said county. will sell by public auction.
all the estate, right. title aud Interest at law
and in equity Of the said William u. Nicoll, In
and IN the above described property so seized
and taken IN execution. 20 the highest bidder
for cash. JOHN X. HARVEY,
July 20.--ts. Sheriff Of Baltimore County.
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Insolvent Notice:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the cred.
~ itors of JACOB DEEMS, an applicant for
the benefit Of the "4sth Article of The Code Of
Public General Laws" relative N insolvents,
that the ga Monday Of August vert, has been
Fixed for his appearance. 90 answer interroga-
tories. and for FINAL hearing Of his case bo.
fore the Circuit Court Tor Baltimore county,
Dated the I'd day Of May. 1861.
Test JOHN II. LOHGNEcKER, Clerk.
Nav 1--Sm.
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Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE Il
V A l. u A BILE FARM
NEAR SWEET AIR, BALTIC. co.

"oSrEEs SALE
VAL UABLE FARM
NEAR SWEET AIR, BALTIC. co.
The undersigned, by virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Court for baltimore county, as -
&c Court OF Equity, will offer al .s..
61&k public auction, al the Court6ea6
~ House door, in Towsontown, sans
On Tuesday, nc sh day Of August, 1867,
alta o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Baltimore county, which was con.
veyed ny Andrew steritt Ridgely, Trustee. "a
William Wright, late Of said county, BY deed
dated the 2sth July, 1859, and recorded In Ii.
Der q. II. G., No. ~, folio IS, &c., one OF the
land records Of said county. This property
contains
1861 ACRES OF LAND,
about forty acres OF which are heavily timbcred
WITH cIIEsNUT. OAK AND HICKORY.
II Is situated on the Merodith's Ford and Jar.
rettsviile Turnpike, within mile and a.halfo
Sweet Air, In an excellent neighborhood, and
IL convenient 20 churches, schools, stores, mill
aud blacksmith and wheelwright shops.
II Is divided into six fields, under good fcnc-
ing: and 10 well supplied with water from new
cr.iailing streams which run through the pFop-
erty. The soil Is kind, Of good quality and
easily susceptible Of improvement, and several
ofthe fields have been lined, and considerable
portion Of the farm is rich bottom land.
There 10 a
FINE YOUNG ORCHARD
Of Apple and Peach Trees on the place, In bear.
ing, and variety Of other kinds Of fruit.
The improvements consist Of a
TW0-eT0RY FRAME DWELLING,
thirty by sixteen feet, with q story -and a. half
BACK BUILDING,
eighteen by twenty-four feet; q good Switzer
Barn about sixty by thirty feet, with Stables
underneath; fine large 0ranery, with Carriage
House and two Corn Cribs attached Poultry
and Smoke House, all In good repair.
This is fine opportunity Tor any one desir-
Gus OF obtaining farm for marketing, grazing
or general farming purposes.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed By the de-
cree are-0ne-third Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale and the balance Ia six
and twelve months from the day Of sale, the
credit payments 10 bear interest from the day
Of sale and 70 be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser with a surety or sureties 10 be APP
proved by the Trustee.
e1- Possession will be given on the 10th day
Of November next, and on the payment Of the
whole purchase money the Trustee will exc.
cute deed to the purchaser.
DANIEL WRIGHT, Trustee.
June 29.-ts.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFs SALE.
BY virtue Of writ Of heri .Gaeias issued gu,
OF the Circuit Court Of Baltimore county. n.
against the goods, chattels, lands and
tenements Of Joshua B. Sumwalt and
Alvin Eaton, at the suit Of Lydia A. Green,
surviving Executrix, use Of Dominica Polaga
no, ~ me directed, have seized and taken
in execution, all the estate, right, title and in
tcrest, at law and In equity Of the said Joshua
u. sumwalt and Alvin Eaton, in and IN
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND
lying in Baltimore county, part Of the trac,
called
"RoBoRARrUM REsURvEYED,"
and part Of the tract called
"BELT's PARK"
described as follows:-Beginning for the same
at White Oak tree, the second boundary OF
" Roborarium Resurveyed," and running
thence north seven and a-half degrees, east
one hundred and ten perches 10 stone; thence
north sixty. seven degrees, east one hundred
and sixty.five and three.quarter perches %
Caleb d. owings' part Of said land thence
south one hundred and ninety three perches
10 the tract called Brices share" and thence
with said land north eighty-two degrees. west
one hundred and sixty-eight pcrches 10 the
place Of beginning, containing
Isl ACRES OF LAND.
And hereby give notice, that ON
Tuesday, Me 2ohdgy Of August, 1867,
At - o'clock. NJ, at the
COURT HOUSE DOOR,
in Towsontown, in said county, will sell by
public auction, all the estate, right, title and
interest At law and in equity Of the said JOSH
ua D. Sumwalt and Alvin Eaton, in and To
the above described property so seized and
taken in execution, 70 the highest bidder for
cash. JOHN X. HARVEY,
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
July 27.-ts.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, 10 the cred /.
IN itnEs Of SAMUEL A. TUBMAN, an APP
plieant for the benefit Of the "fsth Article Of
the Code Of Public General Laws" relative 20
insolvents, that the IA Monday Of AaoMsf merit,
has been fixed for his appearance, 70 answer
interrogatories, and for . hnal hearing OF his
county. Dated I'd day Of May, 1867.
Test JOHN II. LoN0NEcKER, Clerk.
Nav Aim
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BURNT RECORDS.


All persons who have been. or are at present
interested in the Title IN any Lands in Balii-
mere county. are hereby
NOTIFIED AND REQ UESTED
{" examine their Title Papers and ascertain il
they have any original Deeds, Mortgages, Bills
1T SALE oT other Papers or instruments Of Writ
ing which have been recorded in the Office 81
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court tor said county.
and the record Of which has been either Who'll
ly or partially destroyed by Gre.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES, BILLS OF SALE,
6c., which have been recorded in any Of the
following b'oks texccpt such rs have already
been recorded since the FIRE. are wanted. viz;
LAND RECORDS:
Liber II. NJ. r., No. y; II. NJ. r. No. ~; II.
NJ - No; 70: u n. =; No; lS' from Folio to
y. No. 10; II. NJ. y. No.20; and g. II. G. Ne. 81.
MORTGAGE RECORDS
Libcr II. ". =. No. 6 II. NJ. =. No. I; n.
NJ. =. No. s; q. II. q. No. -. from Folio ! To
26s q. H. e. No -, from Folio 10 Folio 2sj.
aud q. II. G. No. =; -
Liber II. N. y. No. !. from Folio . % ." Folio
On every Deed. &c., which has been recorded
will be found the Clerks enrolment, designai-
ing the Liber and Folio in which the same has
been recorded.
The official Report Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court % the Legislature last winter shows that
there are still over 1000 Deeds, Mortgages. Bills
of sale. &c., In an imperfect and unfinished
condition. The great Importance aud necessi.
~ for their immediate restoration must be ap.
parent ~ every person. The present IL the
fourth commission that has been provided for
that purpose, and Il Is highly probable that II
will be the last one.
II IL the intention Of the undersigned 70 car.
~ into effect, complete and close. The present
commission at the earliest possible day, and
all persons interested are hereby notified aud
requested % examine their Title Papers at once,
and IL they have any which belong 10 the Burnt
Records Ia file the same Immediately with the
Clerk 81 the Circuit Court. The Clerk will give
n receipt for all papers filed.
The law provides for the filing Of conirma.
tory Deeds, Mortgages, Bills of sale, &c., In the
place ol such Deeds, &c., as were not recorded
at the time of the Ere In some few instances
eonnrmatory Papers have not yet been fled
Persons interested In such Papers should give
the matter their early attention.
All communications asking for information
in relation 70 the Burnt Records, Ac., will be
cheeriully and promptly attended to but per.
sons wanting such information must be paFtc
uiar aud give the character Of the Paper, the
names Of the granter aud grantee, aud as near
as possible tho date Of the same IL recorded
the Liber aud Folio In which Il Il recorded. II
they have receipt from the Clerk for the Pa
per. a copy Of the same.
GEORGE II. CARMAN,
Commissioner Of Records
OFFICE co INT no USE. TO WSOXTO MN
July 25.-SL
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Farm FOR SALE,

Containing ONE HUNDRED AND NINE.
TY-0NE ACRES, situated In Hartford -
County Nd; near Ps5ryn n,.,,. 20. on
PEACH aud 10 APPLE TREES on
the place. House news water good. Land ca
silly Improved.
ee-fricc s25 per acre. Terms easy.
rG-For full particulars and DRAFT Of Farm
address, J. NJ. PEOPLES,
New Providence, Lancaster Co., Ia.
July 27.-ip
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Miscellaneous.

NEW GooDsi NEW GoODsi!
lhave just received direct from New York,
fine assortment Of Goods,
BLACK ALPAcA isS'"p'"'ns
DELAIHEs,
Chambray Ginghams, Manchester Ginghans,
Cotton Goods Of all descriptions,
Plaids, Cambrics, Lawns and New STYLES Of Cal.
icoes. White, Red and Opera Flannels, beau.
tiful Damask Table Cloths, fine Linen Napkins,
Towels, Crash, Summer Cassimers, COtt0nades,
Coating and Pant Linens, and fne stock Of
Shooting. and Muslins, bleachcd and unblcach.
cd rom i3i cts. per yard up.
GLOVES. MOURNING GLOVES, GRAPE,
A fine assortment Of HOSIERY, Silk aud Lin.
en- Handkerchief, cheap. and great va.
ricty Of Notions. lot of line
oil CLOTHS. RUGS 4 MATS.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, &C.
AlbAttawarc. Hardware. Qucensware. Crocke.
ware. Stonewarc and Tinwarc.
Fine assortment
STRAW AND wool HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies'. Childrcn.' aud NL..ns'.
Always on hand.
GROcERiEN OF THE NEST QUALITY,
TEAS. SPICES. &C.
Oils. Burning AMI Lubricating: Lamps. Chin.
ncys and Patent Medicines generally IN use.
A II = 80 4
ing 3" the city. rs my GOODS ani rRICES
cannot fail 4" please
WILLIAM :. sIIEALEY.
rnws"nt.Wn. l,It.. ca.
.en- SUMMER MATING \ oil cloth
w THE ROLL. just ir"m New York cheap
for 'aI. Call nnd see. " 5. :.
May u, lss5.-u
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The subscribcr. Manufacturer aud b"alcr in
AGRICU LTURAL AND HuITICIi .rURAL
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS.
lni"rins his friends aiI'i the I"il'ir General,
that he Is losa,rl IN the city ri B,ltim.rc, with
ia" necessary T""ls md Marh,n,r, TOR the
manufacturing "f rll hind- 81
MACHINERY.
CASTINGS, &C,
on" WIZ guarantee t' snliply all orders Tor
them ON the most REASONABLE. terms. Among
the articles IT, b" always attained ~ my cs-
iablishment maine IN part
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
SAW MILLS. GIlsT MILLS,
WATER WHEELS. Sc.
~ At siHEs;
Wheeler. M-lick 4 Cos. Railway ani rlanta.
ton Powers aud winnowcrs. Eagle ,..tton
Gins, Cotton aud Hay Presses Gin Gear
Segment and Wing Gu,geam..
Grain Drills. Cider Mill. aud
Presses. Wine Presses. hay
aud stalk Cutters.
MOVING AND REAPING MACHINES,
FARM WAGONS i CARTS.
chnrns. Wheat Fans. Curn Shrllrr.. Cnrn and
Cob Mills. &c. Sole Asrntfr
Mudge's Celebrated Washing Machines,
Horton Dcicw a Co... Flows aud Castings, J,
". Elliott's Accomac Vs.. pl"w-. Norfolk and
Baltimore Flows, and general r--.,ftment Of
ALL KINDS OF
Field and Garden Seeds.
WILL FURNISH To ORDER.
An KINDS or ETRTILIZEHS.
MANDATORY. MACHINE SHor AND
FOUNDRY.
former I90,cHan and Front Street.
DEPOT 4 SEED STORE.
Us West Pratt Street, opposite Nait5y House.
JOHN MAYHER. AerSr.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM OF 100
IA ACRES, more or less, ~ miles A
=, northwest Of Catonsvillc, Balti. nm
morc County, miles from the liy
Ecity. The land is Of fne quail
" The DWELLING has seven Rooms, large
switzer Barn, three Tenements and other I'm
provements. Large quantities Of Raspberries,
Strawberries, Currants, &C., are grown on this
Farm for the Baltimore market, 1880 quarts
Of Raspbcrries, and 1890 quarts Of Lawtons
and Peaches % acres Of ans Timothy. The
Farm IL we'll watercd with Springs and Streams.
II lies near Ingleside Seminary and will make
fne Market Farm or Country Seat Price
$4,000 which IL much below the value Of land
In this location.
corner Of Lexington and 81. Paul sts., BALTIC.
L. LIvEzEY,
May ls.-tE Broker.
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CtOUNTRY REsIpENCE.

NUUNTKY RESIDENCE.
A nice FARM or TwENTY-oNE ACRES,
ON the Frederick Turnpike, near the -
90 terminus of the Catonavillef -.
~ Railroad. Excellent Dwell
rooin. library room, sitting room, kitchen and
seven chambers; also, all necessary out houses.
All the improvements In fine condition; nbun.
dance of Fruit and Vegetables, and water not
u bc surpassed. For sale by
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law Buildings, 81. Paul ST.,
June ST. Baltimore.
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4 FULL GROWN RAT WEIGHS ABOUT
4 FOUND, AND WILL DESTROY
FIVE BUSHELS or CORN
A YEAR!!
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GAMP MEETING.

CAMP MEETING. 4
THE BALTIMORE CAMP MEETING. N,
=. Church, will commence
"Wednesday Ereaiag, isgasi IA,
ON the old Waters Ground. miles from Pain.
ter's switch, Western Mary land Railroad, where
good Coaches will meet each train.
No-All friends Of Religion are invited "a
meet on the ground, August 81, N select tent
places. ny order,
ClIAs. McELFREsII,
July 27.-2L Cha. Camp Committee.
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TINS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
= eorlbef has obtained from the 0rphans'
Coas ~ o. Baltimore county, letters sestameniary
WILLIAM SMITH,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate are here.
by warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouch-
ere thereof 70 the subscriber,
On or before ne lsA day Of March, 1865,
they may otherwise BY Law BE- excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this OH
day Of July, 1857.
MARGARET SMITH,
July iS.-tt Exeeutrix.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the.sub-
scriber has received from the Orphans
court Of Baltimore county, letters Of admins.
tration on the estate Of
sHADRAcH SHINES.
late Of sad county, deceased. All persons hay-
ing claims against tho said estate arc hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber,
on or bffore tAe i1M day If March, 1898
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
all beneht Of said estate. Those indebted 70
said estate are requested 70 make Immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 10th day
Of July, 1857.
8. PARKER B0sLEY,
July lat Administrator.
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I Il d,

In buaney's Valley, Baltimore county, on Saturday.
july nth, JonN IELt0TT IN the Ssth year IL his age
In baltimore county, on the 2sth ui, Joss SrGtLr.
In the 6Jd year Of his age.
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ZINE COUNTRY SEAT,
Only three miles from BaltiIaerc anil few
rods from Charles Street Avenue; ELEVEN
ACRES, onc-fourth In Wood, balance -
~ in fine state ofcultivation veryGs6
SUPERIOR DWELLING, hiS1
modcrn style. with hall and ls.ns
sixteen rooms, in first rate order, and replete
with convenicnces, including gas in every room,
and hot aud cold water in bath room excel
lent water, good Stable, Carriage House and
Ice House. stream passing through the place
is formed into lake, from which the ice house
is supplied. A selection Of choice : n U
TR 8, Apples. Peaches, Pears, &c. Also,
Grapes, Blackberries, Raspbcrries, &c.
Ge-The Garden Is one Of the finest in the
county, nicely laid out and very productive.
The location 10 very healthy and one Of tho
choicest In the vicinity OF Baltimore.
eo- Fine Shade Trees surround the Dwell.
ling, and for comfort and convenience this
property IL very desirable, either as q summer
or permanent residence. For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law buildings. 81. Paul ST.,
June s--tf. Baltimore.
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al ,0UUensunSsrsa n Real ,I E.i In IIaii n
more county. Apply 10
BENJAMIN N. PAYNE,
sinedlcy Row, opposite Court House.
July 9T.-tG
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car PER DAY sURE-AGEHrS WANTED eve
0IJTyvhere 10 sell PATENT WHITE wIRl
CLOTHES LINES. viii last thirty years Addres,
the AMERICAN WIRE co. once lds broadway. n
York. tJaiy SGT.
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uzz
would call the attention Of nv Country
friends and customers 90 the new stock ofCIIf-
Ma, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, for sale at
TIE LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
The following are some Of the articles which
may be always had OF EVERY QUALITY.
SIZE AND STYLE:
Bar Tumblers,> Vegetable Dishes,
Ale do. Pitchers.
Table do. Chambers,
Goblets. Basins and Pitchers,
Wine Glasses, Soup Tureens,
Decanters, Pickle Dishes,
Molasses Cans, Dinner Knives Forks.
Preserve Dishes, Tea do do
Bowls, Carving do do
Butter Dishes, Tea Trays,
Candy Jars, Walters,
Caster Bottles, Steels,
Tea Sets. Tea Spoons,
Dinner Sets, Table do
Toilet do. Basting Spoons,
Plates, Casters,
Cups and saucers,. Pocket Knives,
Meat Dishes, Tea and Coffee Pots, &c.
ALSO,
STONE AND EARTHEy WARE,
AT FACTORY PRICES.
ess- Particular attention gircn 10 packing
Goods 10 90 out Of tie city.
JOHN V. w0NDERLY,
ii6 Gay ST., near Front, Balto., Nd
April q, ls67.-iy.
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NeaO. Advertisements.

r SsA CARD.
10y TO THE PUBLIC.
The affidavit Of the negro, Charles Jarrett. in
regard tothe negro Instruction " IN thiscpu
~, as far as II relates a. inc, u absolutely and
unqualiGcdly false. never attended a meet
ing Of n colored League In my life. know moth
ing IT their drilling or intending an outbreak.
ana never heard the sub cct discussed until this
affidavit was made.
MONROE RICHARDSON.
Tenth District, Baltimore county.
Aug. Ist. 1897. IiLl
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THE MARKETS.


On the 18th of Jaly, 1897, by Rev - o. " Fails, Of
the Assembly Church, Washington. n. G CHARLEs u.
McnEs, % baltimore city, TO NAsaII 4 NILtEE, 81
baltimore county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA nVER1t>ER
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Warrenton Index gives the following
statements OF rec mt sale OF real estate 10 anu
near WarrenIon, Fauqutr county: ~.
McLearen has sold The place on when ne re-
sides 10 c. Boukusht for $50 per acre AZ
the sale of real estate of }. T. MARI ueceaseu'
the same purchaser bought inc i'f" u 'Vo
acres for $40 per acre Having previously
bought the Is. l.. FAINT properly MT D. "aS
now over o'o a'lth' al '"J".""s
town. The town property OF j. e. Mari was
disposed Of as follows: House, otnce ana lol
on Nam street, pow occuP'eu ny ni'' Nv
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10.

The Washington correspondent Of the As
ISOLATED Press says Tt is understood that
the President has assigned Major General
George H. Thomas, to the command of the
Fifth Military District in place Of Major Gen.
Sheridan, who has been assigned TO the COM
mand Of the Department of Missouri, from
which Major Gen. Hancock has been transfer
red to the Department Of Cumberland, in place
of General Thomas. It is expected that the
order carrying these assignments into effect
will be issued from the War Department early
this week. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

GEN PopE's VIEws.-Gen. Pope is for
another turn Of the screw. He is for Grille or
something Of that sort! He has addressed q
letter to Gen. Grant, in which he encloses a
paper containing 4 speech made by Hon. &. H,
Hill, late Senator in the Confederate Con-
greSs He was pardoned some weeks ago,
and Gen. Pope says that he being Il represcn-
tative man, this speech shows the hopeless
ness of any satisfactory reconstruction while
such men retain influence. "Gcn. Pope thinks
they should be si!cnced, and says it is better
that the battle should be fought now. Con
gress did well by DISTINGUISHING the leaders,
but Gen. Pope thinks it would have been bet
ter to have banishel them, and lie IL opposed
to relieving the DISTINGUISHED classes OF their
disabilities. lle says it il his duty to state
that. in his judgement, the condition Of affairs
in the Southern States, even should reconstruct
ton he satisfactorily accomplished, will, Of ne
ccssity, be Il reproduction in more on less
modified deHrce, OF what nuW exists IN Tennes-
sec unless some measures are adopted to free
the country of the turbulent and dsIoyal lead
crS OF be Iractlunary party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

SCENES IN RICHMOND. Under the head Of
"Diegracciul Scenes at the Mayors Court in
Richmond" the Wing OF that city gives an
account Of m assault by I colorcd woman upon
4 white witness in Court, followed hy 'yell
from the crowd Of coored people, and adds,
that when the carrier Of llunnicutts paper,
brought up for making IN unnecessary noise
in the market, was told by the Mayor to be
more quiet and orderly for the future, liunu-
cult told the boy, ''to continue as before even
at the peril Of his life. The Wing says -
''rhc Virginian, loyal or disloya who wit
messed the scenes which occurred in the Mayor )
court, Saturday, without the deepest lanenta-
ton at seeing to what vile Uses have our courts
of Justice come, couId surel y never have nurScd
at the breast OF Il firsinian mother, nor left u
pusalion OF admiration in his heart when, in
times gone Ivy, he beheld her citizens orderly
and law abiding, and her judiciary and laws
respected and obeyed We venture to say
that since Richmond became city nothing
comparable with it has ever occurred. The
Mayor, the representative Of civil authority
within in limits, was scofIcd at, and his cries
Of order as little needed as if he had been one
OF the lowest and most powercss OF the mob
that deiicd him