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81 SesYor the city Hall ia the CITY II NcwYo aud
the compliant the utscnhrr,
their ofcc. Number - Wa the Cty New within
days after the service Of this exclusive Of the
~ ,c ana A tn said complaint within
aforesaid the plaintiffs this action will tac Judgment against
hanad thirty 100
doa fsm The of July thousand ght
u
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No. - all street New.Yorh
Of
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ssThpst On rto

a good story has been told of a lisn.
ing officer in the army, having been
yietlmized by brother officer (noted
for his cool dcliberstion and his strong
nerves , aud his gettingsquare with him
IN the following manner The cool.
joker, the Captain was always quizzine
the lisping officer, Lieutenant. for
his nervousness.
why said he one day in the pres.
ence of his company, "norvousness is
all nonseuce; | tell you, Lieutenant, no
brave man viii be nervous. .
Weii inquired bis iisping friend,
"how would you do, thpose shell with
an inch futh thould drop itthelf into a
walled angle, in which you had taken
thelter from q company Of tharp thoot-
erh, and whore it was thertain, if you'd
put your moth out, you'd get peppcred.
How" said the Captain. winkine at
the circle; Awhy take it cool aud spit
on the fuse"
The party broke up aud all retired
except the patrol. The next morning
number Of soldiers were assembled on
the parade and talking in clusters.
when along came the lisping Iieuteu.
ant. Iazily opening his eyes he re.
marked:
81 want to try an experiment thith
morning, and thee how extheedingly
cool you can be-"
Saying this, he walked deliberately
into the Captains quarters, where a FIRE
was burning on the hearth, and placing
in the hottest center a powder canister,
instantly retreated. There was but ono
mode Of egress from the quarters, and
that was upon the parade ground, the
road being built up for defense. The
occupant took one look at the canister.
eOmprehanded the situation, and in
moment dashed at the door, but il was
fastened on the outside.
Charley, let me out If you love me-"
shouted the Captain.
"Thpit on the canithter p shouted
he in return.
Not a moment was to be lost. He
had first caught up blanket to cover
his egress but, now, dropping Il he
raised the window and out he bounded,
sans culottcs, sans everything but a
very short under-garment and thus,
with hair almost on ends, he dashed
upon full parade grcnnd. The shouts
which hailed him called out the whole
barricks TO see what was the matter,
and the digni6ed Captain pulled a Ser
geant in front Of him to hide himself.
"Why didn't you thpit on ity" in-
quirGd the Lieutenant.
"BecaEse there were no sharpslioot-
ers in front to stop retreat answered
the Captain.
"All | got to thay, then, ith," said
the Lieutenant, "tbat you might thafely
have done it; for I'll thware there was
not single grain OF powder in it,"
The Captain has never spoken Of
nervousness since.
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A letter received in Washington city
from prominent citizen travelling in
the South, well known in political cir
eles of the Northern States. dated at
Mobile, May 10, gives probably one of
the most correct accounts Of the late
riot in that city that has been prepared.
IL is brief and comprehensive, aud car
ries upon its face the impress Of truth.
The whole story Of the riot, from its
inception to the end. is told in a few
words. The writer says
II write you from this branch Of the
Lords vineyard to give you the plain
truth as to the riot last night at this
city.
while Judge Kelley was speaking
a policeman was having verbal alter
cation with drunken fellow who was
misbehaying, aud seized him for arrest.
The crowd Immediately around was ex-
cited, but not noisy or violent At this
particular time the horses attached to
the ambulance of Colonel Shepherds
18th ii fantry were frightened, aud
started to run through the crowd. OF
course every person tried to get out of
the way, and rushing furiously in every
direction pressed against others and
some person, believing it to be a riot,
fired pistol, whereupol there was
general firing--some towards the speak
ers' stand and some from it. Lights
were blown out. Kelley got under the
table and then got away to the hotel,
no one attempting to molest him. There
was no person on the stand hurt. The
only persons wounded and killed we're
opposed to the Radicals, except one ne
gro, who was found dead some distance
from the scene The whole affair sprang
up in moment. There were no prepa-
rations for it, The party mostly armed
were the negroes. There is not a res
pectable man here who does not greatly
regret the occurrence Many, of course,
do not like Kelley's radicalism, but
there was no disposition to prevent his
speaking or break up his meeting by
any lerding man here was at the
meeting a while, and all there seemed
attentive and quiet. Judge Kelley came
very hastily to the Battle House, aud a
guard Of soldiers we're thrown about the
house to guard him. He was taken to
bis meal by military, and seemed afraid
to leave here for Montgomery in the
regular steamer. having special boat
a.. L r 4
in no more danger than | was, aud could
walk the streets with just as much safe
ty. He did not need military protec.
ton any more than | do, but he called
upon the military for effect Itseemed
more martyr.like to need protection
II would create more sensation North.
1t was a trump-card. The whole affair
will give Kelley more notoriety than all
his other acts combined"
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Notice of Personal Discharge.

IN application by petition in writing OF
~ CHARLES MoURTn, of Carroll county. to
the Circuit court for Carroll county, for the
benefit OF the 4Sth Article of the code Of
Public General Laws Of the State of Mary.
land, entitled insolvents, n schedule of his
property and list OF the debtsdu him, with
tho names of his debtors, and also u list of
the debts due from him with the names of
h.i creditors, verified by affidavit, being an.
nexed 10 his said petition. and being salts.
he'd iha, the said Charles Mourer, has ut no
tiinc wit IN two years previous to said appli.
cation been discnarged under any lnsolvent
Law Of this State and the said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribed by law,
and having also executed to Trustee by
said Court appointed good and sufficient
Decd for his property and estate of every
description ithe necessary wearing apparel
aud bedding Of himselfand family excepted, J
and delivered the same to said 1rustee--and
the Said Trustee having also executed bond
70 the state Of Maryland by said court ap.
proved, for the faithful discharge ofhistrust.
1t is therefore ordered and directed that
the Second Noaidg Of Norember, Rert, be
hXcd NJ the day for the appearance of said
ChN. Nourcr, in the circuit court for Car.
roll COUNTY. to answer such interrogatories
or allegations a his creditors cndorscrs, or
sureiies may propose or allege against him.
aud that the said petitioner cause notice OF
said day to be given to his creditors by pub.
Ica,ion IN some newspaper printed in carroll
county for three successive months prior TO
the said second Monday of November. 1865.
Given under my hand this 2iih day of
March, 1867
WM 4, McKELLIP, clerk
True copy,-1cst:
margs.3m wv 4 MCKriIIP. OK
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Colorado folks think they are doing
well. They are only Eve hundred miles
from a railroad, aud from steamboat
landing, and they raise all the grain
they need At Golden City, paper.
rags, aud straw are wanted at their new
paper mill.
In Cedar county, Iowa, is a young
forest Of thousand pine trees, in clus-
ters and avenues, where, eight years
ago, nothing grew butwiid prairie grass.
A young man there can be rich in
twenty years BY planting pine trees to
cut for saw logs,
In Flsrida, orange trees formerly
were killed by insects, They have dis
appeared, planting is going on exten-
tensiyely, aud they mean to rival Por-
tugal
In Tennessee, General Ewcll has sew
eral thousand acres of land, is growing
wool instead of cotton, has the best
wheat fields in the State, and is lying
down much ofhis land in grass. None
Of the Confederate chieftains have
shown such mnsterly generalship.
In Washington they have some horse
stables as nice as parlors. The stalls
are cabinet work, aud the floors are Of
fancy brick.
la Iowa, where land sclls for IS an
acre, aud cows for $40, said cows yield
an average Of SIS worth Of cheese.
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The Detroit fixe Press says, that
while Senator Douglas and the late
President Lincoln were holding their
great discussion before the people of
Illinois in 1857, the nartyred President
was pressed as to whether he was ia fa-
voT of negro suffrage and negro equality
for Senator Douglas could very plainly
see where the republican party were
drifting. Mr.. Lincoln answered
III an, not, ner never have been in
favor ofmaking voters or jurors of ne
groes, nor of qualifying them to hold
oftce, nor to intermarry with white peo-
pie aud | will say in addition to this,
that there is physical difference be-
tween the black and white races, which
will forever prohibit the two races from
living on terms Of social and political
equality. And in as much as they can
not SO live, while they do remain togeth-
er there must be the position of superior
and Inferior, and |, as any other man,
am in favor Of having the superior posi-.
tiou assigned to the white race"
What disloyalc lcopperhead this same
Abraham Lincoln would be to-day were
he living ! He thinks the negro infer
ior to the white man, and asserts his sa-
periority. Radicals who are ardent in
their support Of negro suffrage, and who
are, at the same time, great admirers Of
Mr. Lincoln, had better cut this para
graph out aud paste it up in their hats,
SO that il may be Of easy reference. II
is voice from the dead appealing to
their common sense and self-respect.
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Happy RefOrf.

The late Professor Duncan, Of st.
Andrews University, in Scotland, was
prior to his appointment to his chair,
rector to an academy in Forfarshire. -
He was particularly reserved in his in
tcrcourse with the fair sex, but. in pros
pect Of obtaining profcssorship, ven
tured to make proposals ~ a lady
They were walking together, and the
important question was put without
preliminary sentiment or note Of warn
ing. 0fcourse the lady replied by 4
gentle "No.S Tho subject was immc-
diately dropped, but the parties soon
met again.
"Do you remember" at length sad
the lady, 80 question you Put to ms.
when We last met r.
The Professor said that no did rc.
member.
"And do you, remember my answer,
Mr.. Duncan r.
''Oh, yes said the Professor.
aWoll, Mr.. Dancsn,v . procceled the
lady, II have been led, oa copsidera-
tion, 70 change my mind"
''Aud 80 have Z dryly responded
the Professor
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act shall take effect from the day of its
passage.
We certify. that the sforcgeing is a
true copy Of an act which passed the
General Assembly of Maryland, Janua-
ry session, 1867.
w. II. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
Secretary Of the Senate.
june6-lt
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MARYLAND AsaIcrLruRAL COL
LEsE.-Capt, Charles L, G. Minor, Of
Hanover county, Va, has recently been
appointed to the presidency Of the
Maryland Agricultural College, and
will enter upon its duties the 1st Octo.
Der next. The compensation attached
to the Office is salary Of $4,000, and
the use Of a house, Captain Minor Is
a gentleman Of high character and at
tainments a master cf arts Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, and teacher Of con
siderable experience. We congratuldte
the college upon his selection. .--Rich.
nsond Bhis,
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minister that he must forgive Z certain
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