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The suraft Trial.

The prosecution has not yet got
through with its evidence. The evil
dsnce Is quite interesting aud large
crowd present every day. Several days
have been consumed in the examination
cfMr. Weichman. who boarded at Mrs.
Surratts until the tina Of tho assassi-
nation aud was on intimate terms with
J. II. Sarratt, Booth and the rest Of
those implicated. His evidence did
not differ materially from what il was
when before the military coart. Judge
Fisher was taken sick on Saturday, and
adjourned over till Monday.
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A Better Feeling,

II is a noticeable fact that President
johnson, who has been quite recently
on tour, first South into. North Caro-.
lima; and then North to Massachusetts,
makes particular mention, in bis late
speeches, of the great cordiality with
which he was received in both quarters,
aud declares his positive conviction that
the long looked for era Of reconciliation
Is commencing. We hope this may
be so; and that the Northern mind at
least is settling down in the conviction,
that il is high time TO stop this war up
on all conservative men aud measures
which have been all along drawing the
extrcm;s closer together.
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General news.

Accounts BY the cable are To Sunday.
Abdcl Assn, Sultan Of Turkey, reached
Paris aud was received by the Emperor
Napoleon,
The public Ionsistory held at Rome
on Thursday last was most imposing
spectacle. The Pope delivered an al
locatiop TO the assembled Prelstcs, up
on whom, after praislng them Tor their
seal, he bestowed the feuiIhcal hene-
dictlon.
Al the grand religious ceremonies
celebrated on Saturday last at Rome,
aud slso on his appearance in public,
the Pope was received by the clergy
aud laynen from all parts Of tho world
with manifestations OF the most cnthu-
siastlc attachment,
General Cialdini has resigned his
commission and position under Ming
Victor Emmanuel ~ consequence OF the
suppression Of the chief army command
We have further reports from st.
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sA-A plan has been reported in tue
Convention to reorganize The city Of
Baltimore, and to provide for The cleo
ton Of Mayor next Fall.
Tho Convention, last week, BY ma
jority Of one vote decided 10 take re-
cess 70 the 10th Of July. This will
give all the menberS an opportunity to
visit their constituents aud we hope
little recrsaticr, and an opportunity to
attend 70 domestic matters, may con.
dace 70 a wise aud speedy conclusion on
their return to work.
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scronuia.

The Rev. GEoR0E SroRns, Of Brooklyn,
y. T., says, in the Bible Examiner, by way
ofarology for Publishing a medical eerti6,
cate in his magazine, Of the cure Of his only
son, Of ScrofuR, iafter dissolution rpyrs'.
ed inevitable. " 1--WE publish this statement,
not sor pay, but in gratitude to God who
hns nrswered prayer, and in justice to DIR.
Anders; being satisfied ,lrs, there is virtue
in the Iodine Water treatment, which tho
readers Of this Magazine will thsnk rs Ed.
tor for bringing to their notice"
Circular free
Dr. N. Anders' Iodine Water is for sails
by J. p. DlNSM0lsE. Proprietor. 30 Dey
ST., n. Y, aud by all Druggists.
inlN lin.
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un the 18th the Committee on the
judiciary Department. made It's report,
ptoposing an ent'rc reorganization OF
the Judleiary oithe state. The Courts
VIII be styled the Court Of Appeals,
V'rca't Courts ava orphans Courts, as
a. present, but Dc constituted quite
diiierentiy from the present Courts
Inc election o. Judges by the people IS
Of course, retaiued. The State - to be
divided into elsht judicial circuits;
anu the Conrt OF Appeals 10 be composed
OF the ohiei Judges o. inc several olr,
eu''s' one 81 "h'n' S'iaii DC ues'ghatea
by Tue Governor y ana with the al
wee ana cnnsent OF the senate, as tue
Ih'ei Juase' ror each eircu,'' except
me eiihth' winch comprises Baltimore
Guy .ners Is 70 DC IA addition 10 tue
ch'ci aud e, two Associate Judges, and
'hes are 70 hoiu sessions Of court IN
ssoh county composing thcm Oircuhs'
~ inc e'ghth Iiresit there IS 70 DC one
noet'' styled the supreme Court o.
'ai'ini"re' consisting OF enc Ohict
'us.' 0y', a"d nv nse Associate s'gaScs. VINO
are y. 80 al t'ie powers ana lurisdic'
s'on OF an inc several Courts now IN
existence 'hofe' assigning any one or
more OF inc Judges 70 any one OF the
sata courts from time 70 ''lne' Inc
'uages III all Tue Courts OF the state
ana clty arc 70 hold once during good
oehavior ana DC elected a. the general
election 70 DC neid on Tuesday alter
1he nrst sohu,y "a November next
10 case ., disability they may be retired
y a ,w0-'e,'as vote o. e'ei, house Of
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TuE RURAL GESrLENAS.-The
June number Of this excellent work ap-
pears in an entire new dress, aud now
ranks among the neatest of our agricul-
,ural exchanges. Its contents are, as
usual, varied and instructive--always
partaking Of practical work. The edi.
torial columns cviuce their usual abili.
". But il can best be appreciated by
sending 81 to the publishers, J. d,
Robinson 4 Co, B.ltimorc.
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The dangers predicted for our coun.
try, upon the armed conquest Of the
Southern States, are being rapidly de-
vcloped. More than two years have
elapsed since the armed forces Of the
South surreulcrcd--and yet to day a
more stringent military despotism rules
those States than during the actual con-
aict. The ten conquered provinces are
arbitrarily ruled by what are, in fact,
but a repetition of the military pro
cousuls OF the Roman Empire. Cover
nors. Judges, Mayors aud Legislators
are dcposed at pleasure, the franchise
of the people is in the hands Of boards
oir,gistration appointed by the military,
and the returns OF the mock elections
themselves are completely at the mcr.
cy OF the commander TO whom the re.
turns are made. The Federal Lcgisla-
tors who make these dictaturs, stalk the
land under the protection oil their own
creatures, preaching eonhscativn aud
melting to. strife. The plaincst proyi.
sions OF The Federal Consultation src
set at nausht, and The country is plum
gipg headlong iuto debt aud anarchy
The Congress Of a portion OF the
States passes the most arbitrary rules
for the government Of ten other States,
and SO soon rs il appears that the legal
Interpretation Of their own act is not in
accord with their ovn derilish DESIGNS
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No. 952 Equity.

h he Circuit Court for Carroll touafy,.
John G. strousc, rriIE objeo, of
rcres, Hoffman 1 others SECURE - s 'O See sso
for a sale Of certain Mortgased premises in
Carroll County, which were in the 18th day
day Of September 1866. Morigaeed by Tere.
sa Hoffman one of the Defendants.
The Bill states that on the 18th day Of
September 1866, Tcresn Hoffman executed
Mortgage to the Complanants, on certain,
Real Estate therein described, n COPY OF
which Hhlcdwiih ComplninaniS Bill marked,
Exhibit 4, as an indemnify, Ia secure
him against los or damage, he might incur,
or sustain, hy reason Of his sccuriiyship, in
a rrcngnizance In the Circuit Court Tor Car.
roll Comfy AS - Court OF Law.
Tint the Complainant did and has sns.
tAinci loss and damage by reason ~ his said
sccuriiyship, by reason Of the failure of
Frances Hoffman, to make her appearance
in said Court, according TO the conditions
Of said recognizancc.
Ths, there is - prior Mortgage on said
Real Estate. TO Samuel Carr, which the
Complainant alleges has been paid, and MOI
released.
That the said Teresa Hoffman has all. cond.
ed from end lcn the State OF Maryland,
aud resides in parts unknown to the Com.
plainart.
That tho power to SCH 10 said Moricnge
10 Complainant, would no, enable the par.
ties Interested 10 obtain their jus, and eqai.
table rights.
That tho Real Estate Of the said Teresa
Hoffman may be sold for the payment Of
such sum or sums of money. rs may be found
to lc due to Complainant
IL is therefore adjndscd and ordered that
the Complainant by causing copy of this
order To be inserted in some newspaper pub.
lisbed in Westminster, Carroll tonuty,
MARY land, once a week for four successive
weeks, beioyc the third day Of August 1867.
give notice to the said absent Defendant Of
the OIL iec, and substance OF this bill, and
warn her to appear in this Court in person
ar by Solicitor on or before the fifth day Of
November 1867. to answer the premises anil
show cause il any shc has Why u decree
ought not 70 PASS rs prayed.
wM. A. McKELLlP. elk.
True copy,--'rest:
WV. A. MckEtIir, elk.
july i,--it
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Local Intelligence.

CRY ArrArRs.-Thc Mayor and
Common Council met at their Office,
juno 26th at s o'clock p NJ.
The Clcrk reported the Bonds Of the
Treasurer, Clerk, Bailif and Collector,
and the same, approved by the Mayor.
The completion Of Assessment, came
up US the regular order of business,
when on motion, il was ordered that the
assessment as made aud revised, be
transferred to Ledger account, and the
bills ufsams be placed in the hands Of
the Collector at the earliest possible
time.
In consequence Of scsu i.,formailty
in the issue Of notice to Mrs Rinchart,
for the removal Of Fencing on alley be.
tween Lots No. Is and 10 in Fisher
adjition--thc notice was renewed for
the removal Of same within 20 days
from service.
The Mayor submitted n resolution,
looking to the revision of the present
ordinances aud the adoption OF such
new ones as the Committee might ap.
prove and the publicncccssitics require
The resolution was approved and the
Mayor appointed a Committee on the
mart of lie I,oarl 10 act in conjunction
with tho Counsel Mr.. Pearson. Messrs.
r X. Gernaud and +. A. Sharer.
A preamble and resolution was sub.
mitted by the Mayor. in reference 10
the necessity and project of lighting
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SAVE Your DocToR BILLs.--When
DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
will cure coughs, colds, bleeding at the
lungs, and arrest the fell destroyer,
Consumption, it does more than most
physicians can do. The use Of a single
bottle, costing one dollar, will satisfy
the iucredulous that they need look no
further for the required aid.
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AnKRIcAs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cheap yet valuable Monthly maintains,
y ~ July number. ils usnsl character.
~ wood sngrsvisgs kIe perfect models;
~ contents Are surprising IN quantity,
snd most useful IL quxiity Ev<Sy
bedy's interest attended 20. Published
= n 10 per yoAt By Grange Judd y
Co q Psrk Row, New Yofk
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The cultivation OF beet sugar is quite
successful in Illinois. The newspapers
Of that State speak with confidence of
the results Of the Efforts to mauufac-
ture sugar from the beet. after the plan
adopted in France a few years ago and
since prosecuted with success,
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TnE LAWS, Printed copies Of the
laws Of Maryland, passed at the Jau.
uary Session Of 1867, have Leen re-
ceivod at the Clerks Office, Westmin-
ster. and are ready for distribution to
those entitled.
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During the month Of April 265 tves.
sells were lost at sea, Of which rs we're
American; 26 vessels are supposed to
have persisted, with all on board, no
tidings Of them having been received.
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Coon SALE. Twenty Ave shares Of
the Stock Of tina First National Bank
Of Westminster has been sold lately at
SlI5 per shars, oxelusiye Of dividend.
Par value 500.
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An old Bostonian, who saw President
Johnson's outry into Boston on Satur-
day, saw also President Wsshington's
In 1880.
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j. 49,
undera pledgaio restraiuths Legislature
Of the State from passing any law for
such paymept The oommittee had so
provided In the SD Section Of the Ar
,icle relating 10 the Legislative Depart
mcnt. Most Of the members from the
lower tounties of the State, where the
blow has fallen with ruiuous effect, were
opposed 70 any restriction but il finally
prevailed BY vote Of So to q. An
amendment was carried however 10 the
effect that steps should be taken to OBJ
tain compensation from shc General
Government and to distribute the same
which is very remote possibility we
think.
Whilst We sympathise with the PEG
pie ofthe Southern part Of the State
for their immense losses in this behalf,
We nevertheless think that they should
better appreciate the utter impossibiiity
Of obtaining payment Of their loses from
the people Of this State. We know that
the deed was done in harsh aud un-
feeling manuer, and that the constitu-
ton of 1864 was not fairly adopted BY
the people; but We know also that the
OWL war in our land had virtually des-
troyed slavery in Maryland, aud had
the State Convention not abolished it
il would at all events have gone by the
board in another year by the adoption
Of the change in the U. s. Constitution.
The misfortune OF our friends in the
Southern part Of the State was in hold
lug on too long to the iustitution.--
Whilst citizens Of the Northern part Of
the State had been thinning of their
slaves, Gas was formerly done in the more
Northern States) By emancipatiDg them
or selling them to the South, thus les
sening TO themselves the evils Of sud
den emancipation, they shut their eyes
to tho coming storm and, being all un-
prepared, il has effected them grievous-
". 1t is not to their disparagement
that they chung so tenaciously to the
cherished institution received from their
forefathers. and the forefathers also of
the Northern Abolitionists, and neglec-
ted to send them 10 time to Southern
market, 50 that the loss would have fall
en- on others. They would have dis
dained 10 do il, had they been fore
warned; and history win yet. do them
and the Southern Shareholders Justice,
when the truth in this matter becomes
90 be better appreciated.
They could not in Justice ask the
people Of this State to do more thaa to
undo the act Of the Convention Of 1854
and to restore slavery. That they
well know would now be an impossible
ty, because three fourths Of the States
have adopted change 70 the Constitu-
tiou Of the United States abolishipg
slavery every where.
Our people, moreover, are ground down
with taxes and would be-utterly unable
a. 49, al. f.t. Cl..,b .Il.~u 70 49,
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SrRAwBERRIEs.--Last week we had
prepared notice Of some fine Straw
berries, received from Mr.. Stout, but II
was DOT published by accident. Though
this may be now nearly out Of season
for strawberries, yet il is never too late
to make amends for mistakes. Mr..
Stout exhibited to ps--a Strawberry Of
of the aAgriculturist' variety, which
measured 81 inches around and weigh
cd one ounce and nearly an eighth
He has raised large quantities Of the
fruit this season and realized, we be-
lieye, very good prices.
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ssS-As you like il. No, ! don't like
1t, said the great man captiously. But
you must like il, replied the physician
We have to do great many things VIC
don't like, il we would be as we wish to
be. You must take the Pills. I'll be
hanged ifI do. said tho patient Then
dia and be hanged IL you will, said the
physician. No, no, said the patient /;
that win never do, doctor, knock un.
der give me the Pills. The physician
smilingly, gave him box Of organs
Life Pills, TO be taken as directed the
gteat man was soon better, aud cventu.
ally recovered juu6
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PRAcTIcAL BUSINESS CoLLEGE,-
We refer to the advertisement of the
well established Practical Business
College" and National Topographic In
stitute. corner Of Baltimore aud Charles
SITS. Baltimore Nd, conducted by Il.
X. l.osicr, Principal. No young man
who intends to Ct himself for the Mcr-
or other business, should ne.
glect to take thorough course in such
an Institution, and we chocrfully rec
ommend this one to the youth Of our
county. We can furnish to worthy
young man, on reasonable terms. GER
tiiieate ofScholarship, emitting him to
full instruction in all the branches Of
the prescribed Graduating business
Course, in the above College.
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BASE BALL-A match game of Base
Ball was played between the "Pataps.
CO. club Of this city, aud the Carroll"
club of Unioutown, on the 9th of juno,
1867, m the ground Of the former, re
sulting in victory oftwcuty.cight runs
for the "Patapsco." The scores stood
as follows.
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DY yirtne Of a power Of attorney con.
Id tanned in mortgngc.irom "Thc Mary.
land Copper Company OF Carroll and Bal
timorc counties, = hearing date the LIST day
Of May, 1856, ard recorded among the mort.
gage records of Carroll comfy, in Liber w,
A. Mex. No. ., folio /, &c. aud by an.
thvri,y Of the Board OF Directors Of 1.-THE
Maryland Copper Company Of Carroll and
Baltimore counties, the undersigned will
offer for sale at public auction, on
Tses'iay Atternooa, The sd efJag,
=, I O'clock Of tina, day. on the premises,
ALL THOSE TRACTS, PIECES OR
PARCELS OF LAND
situate and lying IN Carrollccvnty aforesaid.
which the Maryland Copper Cynirsny Of
Carroll and Baltimore counties aforesaid
acquired title to under decd from Eligs q.
Perine and other, dated October u. 1861.
aud recorded anong the Land Records NJ
baltimore county, ~ LbsrJ. II. L. No. 81.
folio 40, 6c., and also recorded among The
Land Records of Carroll county in Libcr q.
y. W. No. y, folio sol, Sc. containing
nbout
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PATAPsco

Fly Catvhcs--patapsco, Waesche, s !;
W9goncr, j; Shaeffer. /. Carroll -
Segafoose, | !; Myers, L; Franklin, 3 /;
Anders, 81 q. Anders, 3; Hartman 2 /;
Babylon, l.
Home Runs--Patspsco, Waeschc, /.
Umpirc--Mr. Hugo +. Fiddis, ofthe
"0lympian."
Scorers-Chas H. Busby. of tie Pa
tapscc, Chas. v. Wantz, Of the Starr"
Time Of Game, 3 hours and IS min.
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NJ. The LErrEL TURBINE WATER
WHEEL, manufactured by Peole &
Hunt, Engineers, at their extensive
works, Baltimore Md, advertised by US
this week. is recommended as very su.
perior. Give them call.
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How 10 Make Hole in your Income.
Pay a large rent.
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TOWN LOTS
F o r. s A l. Il.

] WILL offer at PUBLIcSALE on Sat.
urday, tic l9,h day Of JULY, 1907, ut Q
O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises,
Six Building Lots,
each 60 by 1893 feet, situated in the city Of
Westminster nd. on the s. w. side of
Green Street, between Centre Street and the
frat Alley Eastward thereof, and nearly op,
posiie the residence Of Jacob Morley and
the new building Of L. Trumpo.
Terms. 0ne-third cash--one- third in
three months, and the balance in six months
with interest and security.
Possession given as soon as wheat is 10.
kcn oh, and the terms OF sale complied with.
JN0. G. fRlZEI.L.
jnly4ts N ~
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Quarterly Report

OF the First National Bank nj Vest.
miaster, M, Monday Morning .Ju!y
Isl. 1867.
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psr'sals Bills ofall kinds printed 4 IBIS
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PRIVATE SALE.
10 Acres Of Land,

more or less. The Improve
Of a large LOG DWELLING
HOUSE, Weather boarded,
with nine rooms oil plastcred, 4,
Pantry on the back porch
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The crowded house at the Olympic last night
tore test nony the old fact that the appearance
Of John Brougham In any New York theatre viii Gil II
Gu the sutriost summer night. Winter and summer
bis dramatlzaiion OF david copperaold' Is always
great attraction. Thanks to Dickens, wilkins Mcawber
is one Of that host OF Witnesses 10 creative genius who
although peoplng the shadowy world Of imag nation,
yet figure az distinctly In our minds eye as any living
person in the real fesh and blood world And thanks
to Brougham this IDENTICAL wilkins alcarbsr is actually
bodied forth on the stage "as largo life aud twice
NATURAL In the little speech which Mr.. Brougham,
"unaccustomed az he is, nc, delivered on bong en-
thusastcally called OUT after the crr,an fell he init.
mated with Characteristic generosity n wish. vsch Ct
with a hearty response, TO share with Mr. Colefn,n,
who his clever personation OF the eel.like humble
Urah Heep made his first appearance in this country
last evening, the applause bestowed as usual on tho
fsvorlte OF the public We hardly need add that Mr.
Brougham was ne happy as eSer In Columbus Recon
structed, one Of the best Of the many whimsical OK
trsvaganzss for which the american stage indebted 20
him. Mss Emily Thorne. both Mrs Mcawoer and
star spangled Columbia was quite iavorably received
BY the good atured audience Columbus Reconstructed
10 announced for the 10 81 time this evening
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enis Of tbs for the pnsuspecting counryman
we're surely In great force chat individual in blue
much respected BY the gentry wp operate Is generally
rather scarce ut Goodwood
Tho Duke Of Richmond Pfsts handicap is only worth
kl0o but the entries and forfoits mako very large
item 10 be added TO IT,
10 run over the mile
IL was wop as reported In our cable despatch, by
Cancels the winner, is brownfl by Rattle, out Of
singleton lass hye years oid, and the property OF Sir
Frederick tombstone, one Of the clsverest Of
tho young school the English turf.
she trained al woodyeatss by William Day.
brother Of John Day Last year she ut this meet
q the nnis She only out more in the year
9 the Newmarket October handicap. which evidently
aiu not SUIT her or tho company w23 too gocd Lore
henald chestnut colt BY Stockwcn cot Of Edith. Is
s~neo oy the Duke Of Beaufort. who, with Ford.
- up" was evidently near making another
oouP This colt sixteen times last year
ene won nine times He 10 I've years old
Lord Ronald opened the year we'll BY winning the
fytoheiy Stakes Of E70 ~ Northampton. A few days
nterwards ne was boaten BY Violent for handicap Of
where he started for the Hunt Cup but with
HE next essay was at Stockbridge WHERE In the Ando
- soa9es Handicap. plotted By NJ. EDWARDS ho beat
nv osners ana on the next day handicap Of cl0S
newmarket July he beat the Beadis and Pantaoon for
. handicap Of E7o He al this meeting twice.
q the Stewards Cup, aud In this without success
Al the York August, he ran second 70 Mr. W. h Cam
Gon's Peeress for the Chesterfield Plate handicap.
From there he went to LAchaeld, whore he won the
Gold Cup handicap and two days Afterwards walked
for the Mona handicap at Derby. Next day he won the
Bosufort Cup handicap OF G225 at the place. At
breconshre he was backed for good desi OF money at
svensor the handicap, but got bowled
Amanda, she third, did not perform 1t cal in public
last year.