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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

Entitled an Act to add to article ninety
one of the Code of Public General Laws
entiIlcd "Sureties,' Al additional sec
ton, providing for the better protection
Of the same.
Section / BE- it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the following
additional sections BE- added to the Code OF
Public General Laws, entitled "Surctics >
Section 5. Whenever the surety of any
clerk or register of wills of any county or
the city of Baltimore shall by petition, un-
der oath, certify to the Judge of the circuit
court of such couatv or city that he be-
icyeS himself to be n danger of suffering
f,om his securityship. from The dedication
of such clerk or register, or from other
mi>feasancc or maitcaSancc in office. the
Judge Of such court snail forthwith pass an
order requiring copy Of the SAID petition
to be served on such clerk or register with
in five days, and shall within ten davs
thereafter take up the case, and if he shall
be satisfied, from the evidence, of the truth
of the matters alleged, he shall pass an or
der requiring such clerk or register, with
in a specified time, to give counter sccuri-
y, to be approved in the same manner as
his original bond and for every DAY af- |
ter the expiration Of such specified time
that such clc-2 or register shall fai! 70 give
such counter-security, he shall he subject
10 4 peualty Of fifty dollars, which may tc
-rcovered by scparote action for each pen
'ity. in the name Of the State, in the same
manner provided for the recovery Of small
icb'S. and upon Judgment for any such {
eualt5. the fees of office Of such clerk or
eglsttr. whether tor office work or State a
~ on commissions may he attached hy I
ay O execution and such pn.ait7 slau 7
are and be payable to the >urrii-- ot such .
crk or register TO insure them again>; $
y lns- which they may sustain ~ tie ;
'taica'on, ml>tga,auce or ma.tcss.uce Of il
ch clerk or register. v
Sec s. And bo it ,cnac.cl, That tai =, :,
, shall take effect fsom the date cf It's =,
o>age.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
June 90, 1867.

Entitled an act to create Board of Go.n
mlssioners TO keep open the harbor o
Baltimore and the access thereto from
obstruction by lee and for river aDl
harbor relief
Section |. Be it enacted by TIE Cen
craI ASSEMBLY Of Maryland That thc
President Of the Board of Trade of TIE
city Of Baltimore and the President %
fthe Corn and Flour Exrhause Of the CITY
o: Baltimore, for jAc time beng. togeth-
er with one ether person, to be from
time 70 time delegated therefor by Ma
Ijority of the Presidents Of the marine
insurance companies Incorporated ty or
under the laws of the State of Maryland,
be, and they are hereby created and con
eti,u'cd a ard If commissioners, to be
styled The Il2rbor and River Relief
Board of Bal;imore'
Sec , And be it enacted, That it
shall be the duty of the said board, and
they arc h,rly authorized and directed.
as soon as may be after the passage of
this act, to contract and cause to be-
constructed IN the city Of Baltimore, on
the most advantageous terms, according
to their Judgment, a tirs.-class steam
vessel of such model AM with such u.a-
ehlnery and ecu pnent IS they may
dcem most suItauc fer the purro>c OF
keeping open and free from ice the har
Dor Of the city of Baltimore and the ac
cess thereto, in all woathcrs and uuler ali |
circumstances
Sec. g. Ard be it enacted, That the
said board are further ;..horized and d.
rected to appoint suitable supcriutcu-
lout of the construction and manage
ment cf SAID steamer, as well as suIta-
bic ofiters and crew for her navigation.
At such reasonable salaries as the SAD
BOARD may determine, subject to reno
val in the discretion of said board, and
ll.o to make and cause to bo obeycd
md executed all such rules aud rcgua-
ions as they may consider necessary and
proper for the control and direction OF
he said steamer, and all persous con
ectcl with her in and about the ser :
ice aforesaid And the said board are ;,
lrthcr required to cause the slid steam
r to he employed so far a. they NAV ;.
2cm prudent and proper, during IL" :
asors when the said harbor may be ;,
in towing vessels and aid :,
= and promoting the iugress and cgress =,
he same TO and from the said harbor,
"a and upon tie Chesapeake bay and af
t patapsco river, at such moderate rates =,
they may establish. regard being ha.i 10 - -
: interests and facilities Of commerce :.
divided. always, ihat an.l steamer shan =,
: b1 So employed III a'y lie curing th.
soH when her services as an cc-0rcakcr
i. be n,"lei, cEe.p; in case Of vessels "'
distress bound t. or from SAID ci;v. ia 'S'
ieh se.,i $ may be cmpio.cl BIZ til an
IA at any time, when her services, ii
/, >h ii b" compensated only az in the shl
ure Of towage, and hot salvage scr,i- sag
&c : ,tnl ba i. enacted. That ma )
y ot Tie sai'i t''a:! shall constitute 4
rlm and determine the ACTON Of tho ''j
e. lhsy sh.i report ta.ir rracc.ei- +
To Tic trr,,r1 A>>,u''f aEl t. 80
IT and C.'v Council e b b,ltire "a 1t
Ic-ular SO. th.rcf and - !. ron-
al alnna, acc un' d. jlt.ir -arl
Ir~omeai~ - 'hc accounting ottt j. II
N'a'a 'ui y 2..i't p, soon i,
y, Il = Il. il. 4 J..44447 IN -
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
a BILL

Entitled an act +, rcno,l ,,t;,,a o;rbtv .,
the Code Of PubIio Gonar,, I,,ws .,
titled Estate Reporter and tho SOW
era sections thereof and re-sno,,;,o .
said article and .ect;o,s w;,b ,ronI
men.s
O. D. :,
,,h,. - v.'Io, ~ y, 'u0 uV"efa on al
of tbn Cojo ofp.I'I;a '''"' "'''''' o0
,;,,., .,S. u H."'' a. l'n"S' en- :
, "'' Sec'ions l.
'"' - |'''''G oc 'Ao m
n;.h a.,.'3,y ''3,',y ,,'''' ",,n !e-ehae'e'
"'''i "',''''''''''''S' ~ 'ne l'iIo"ins terms:
no;nt.l bv thn Jn5g,5 of ,Io r,n1.
Appeals aud shall h1,i his - for ~,
term Of four wears. unlrSs sno,,r reanarad
! by SAID Judges and shall be ,tv;.4 rho S,..o
R.portcr and sh,II y, r..oI;r;hrl tran,
time to time 80
60 II.
l'' SUI, 'Te,.'' =, al @'nnai sat-
80 - 0''o ''''0S'''i' COLLARS
Sc ). lc shall report and publish all
eases argue and determined in tie Court
Of Appeals of this State. from ana after
the passage Of this act. designated BY said
court to Sc reported, within six months |
from the tine when the same shall have
been determined ; the reports in all cases
shall be limited to statement of The ma
terial facts. the principal poi0ts and an
thorites relied on by the respective coun-
sci. the opiui,n Of the court and =, ab-
stract or head note Of the points decided
and each volume Of said reports shall ais,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
LAWS-GEN ER4L-
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARY
LAND
At the January Session, 1867.
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
A BILL


Entitled an act to enable the Directors o
the Maryland Insttution for the in
struc.ion of the Blind to complete anc
render fit for occupation the building
now in course of erection in Baltimore
/ county.
! Whereas. Since the commencement Of
! the building now in course Of erection in
/ Baltimore county. the prices of labor and
material of every description have advan-
ced SO largely. that i, is found impossible
to complete the same without a very con-
siderable addition 10 the original estimate;
and whereas, the requirements OF he Ma
ryland Institution for the instruction of
the Blind reucer the speedy completion of
said building absolutely necessary there
fore,
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gener-
al Assembly of Maryland. That for the
purpose of enabling the Maryland Instisu,
ton for the Instruction OF the Blind to
complete and render tenaatable the bull
ding now in course Of erection in Balti-
more county for said institution, the Treas
urcr Of til" State. upon the warrant Of the
Comptroller shall pay to tie treasurer Of
-aid institution, for the year eighteen hun
drcd and sixry-seven, the sum of thirty
thousand dollars. and the said sum OF
thirty thousand dollars is hereby appro-
priated for that purpose out of my unap
propriateG money in the Treasury.
Sec. :, And be it enacted, That this act
chnU t,l;n eff,ct from tho 1,t., IF its posu.rn
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

We certify that the aforegoing is true
copy of an Act which passed the General
Assembly ,of Maryland, January session
1867.
AUGUSTUS GASSiWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
w. Il. COLE,
Clerk of the House Of Delegates.
June %, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

Entitled an Act supplementary to acts pas
sod February 5, 1865, chapter SO. anc
March IA, 1865. chapter loo, relating
to Bounty Of Volunteers and DRAFTED
Men.
Whereas, BY the acts passed Februar,
I ), 1860. chapter 3GG, and March II, 1850
chapter 1O6, certain bounties were giver
to volunteers and drafted men, and ne
provision was made in case of the deccasc
of said parties therefore,
Section l. BE in enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. That in cas-, OF the
iecease of any parties entitled to bounty
snder the acts of February s. 1868, antl
March II, 1865, chapter 106, the amount
unpaid which would have been payable to
SAID parties. shall be paid in the following
order: First. to the widow Of said parry
if there be one ; second, if he have no
widow, then TO his children equally third
IT ne have 20 widow, child or children.
then to his mother fourth, if he have no
mother, then to his father and if hc have
no father, then to his brothers and sisters
equally, and if he leave no brother or sis
ter, then the same shall revert to the State.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted that this law
shall take effect from and after the date of
its passage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

40 Act Entitled An act 10 further ex
tend the time and provisions of the
act passed February 6rh. 1864, chapter
Is and March II. 1864, chapter 81 ;.
and the supplements thereto, relating
to the payment Of bountics t. volun-
tefr> and drafted ID Of this, State :"
S,c,ioa |. BE it nactcd by the General
Assembly Of Mary ana. That the provis.
IONS Of chapter 10, Of 1864 aud chapter
5.3 of 1864. and he supplements there
to. be and the same arc hereby extended
TO embrace all volunteers aud drafted men
Who entered the United States service
from the Is; day Of April, 1864. to the
18th day Of II, oembcr. 1864 also such
other persons who tn.srrd the service or
furnished substitutes Who wer, mustered
into the service Of the United States and
credited to the call Of the Pres. dent o. the
10Th December, lSG4 provided SAID vol
Intrcr and drafted men have been rrrua--
y mustered by duly authorized ot1icer
f he United States, and accredited TO
he quotas Of the State OF Narylard
Sec > And Be il enacted. That this ac-
hall take effect from the date OF It's pas
age.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
June 20, 1867.

En'lrlei an act to appropriate an alii'ion-
Al sum Of money ter the more sped !
pnhlirn'ion Of Vols % and II, Mary
land Reports.
Section l Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. That the sum Of
five hundred dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated, in addition to
the regular appropriations. to aid in the
more speedy publication Of volume %
aud -, Maryland Reports.
See. ,. Aud be it enacted, That the
G mpfrollcr of he Treasury be and he is
hereby required TO draw his warrant upon
the Treasurer in favor Of Nicholas Brew
cr, State Reporter, on the delivery Of the
State copies of SAID volume %, at the
State Library, the sum Of two hundred
aud fifty dollars aud on the delivery Of
the State coph of s,id volume "a, the
sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars
Sec 3 And be it enacted. That this act
shall take effect from the day Of It's passage
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

We certify that the atoregoins is a true
copy of an act which passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland. January session,
1867.
W. R. COLE,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAW
Secretary Of the Senate,
June %, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

Entitled an act TO repeal article eighty of
the Code of Public General Laws, en-
titled "State Reporter" and the sew
era sections thereof, and re-enactine
said article and sections with amcnd-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
NOT ICE.

"A Ii persons are hereby forcwnrns, d
IA from tr' s>pas-irg Z IN any Tanurr
upon the Farm called "Ch;ck4hcmny. "
on which now reside. Persons t,src-
gardinc this notice Will have the law
strictly enforced against rh.m
hObF Il l.EhEEnI
June l.. lSo1-Jw
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

Farmers, who.
ch considerably
1t is pee hiiArly
vers. 1t clean,
other macllino>
!, is worth onS
pr or five hof~
ats. The ma
uwn until the
emily fixed on
pinicn Horse
DRN Shell
nents ; NON
RS, &c.
llnorc, Md.
p Town, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

Entitled an Act to repeal section sixty
eight Of article twenty-sx of the Code
/of-Pubic General Laws, entitled Cor
poratlons, and re-enact tho same with
amendments.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

ANorHER RIcnMoED INvENTIoN.--We
noticed a new covering for roofs, recent
ly invented by our old friend David P.
Graves, that looks like the very thing
that has been sought for so long, for this
purpose-for durability and cheapness.
1t consists Of prepared paper, covered
by q coat Of composition made Of coal
tar, with something in it to harden it.
He has made a covering out of this ma
terial, for his sawed wood, as an expert
ment, and SO far, it stands the heat Of
summer admirably, and it looks like as
if it will stand the inclemency Of the
winter quite as well. Fit does, he pur-
poses applying for patent. It is hard
and as smooth as glass, and water can
no: penetrate it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18
woman,s work in the Civil War.

iess The refining influence of our patriotic and
christian women wassstrikingly manifested in
this war; they brought all the gentleness and
enderness of home to the wards Of suffering; put
orth their potent and magic influence early and
late. in their quiet homes and on the theatre Of
active strife and danger, to rouse, to cheer. and
to sustain. While this quiet record exalts
wo.nan's mission, it shows what woman can do
when inspired by worthy ambition The les
sons Of this book should be effectully learnd by
every American woman. just now when her du-
ties, rights and capacities for labor are under
going serious discussion. This work is pre-
pared under the sanction and approval of the
Sanitary and Christian Commissions, and is
the only one on the subject that makes any ap-
proach to completeness Il records the indi-
vidual labors Of nearly 600 ladies, besides or
ganized and united effort. 800 pages; Illus
trated with 1s beautiful steel portraits. Ladies.
Teachers, Clergymen, Young Men and expert
enced Agents wanted to Canvass for the work
Address, for circulars, terms. &C.. ZEIGLER,
McCURDY & CO., III w. Fourth Street, Gin
cinuati, Ohio. =sa 4 (21-2 mo }
-' ~ !, 5e~tE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

tOnr little city is indeed SUMMARY to
her sister towns in almost every branch
of industry, and particularly is it loom.
ing pin the Look business On Tues
day last, we. called at the Loom Manu-
factory Of Messrs Thompson, Ballard &
Chandlee, on Modest, opposite the
Depot, and were shown through their
extensive establishments. All hands we're
busy putting up Looms, and manufactu-
ing the different pieces composing the
machines. Each piece, when finished, is
numbered and laid away, and hence it
takes them only a short time to put
Loom together, ready, for weaving, and
orders are therefore filed promptly.
Our. friend BALLARD, got in a "wcav-
ing way and showed us how it was done,
and we also did then and there weave
some, and found it far easier than stick
ing type-fact is we found the, shuttle
would GO of itself, if the batten was only
pulled, and that it made faster time than
ever Ethan Allen did on the race track
against Dexter.
The Loom that is generally esteemed
as the favorite,is well named Triumph
for tbs as near perfect as Loom can
be, and, as Mr.. Ballard remarked, whilst
weaving, 'it can do every thing but talk
but here we thought he was mistaken,
fol- we distinctly heard the scarp whisper
to the filling to pitch int We particu-
larly noticed an Improvement that all
weavers will rejoice at, it is called the
warp protector Heretofore when the
shuttle failed to reach the box, the con-
sequence was that there was general
smash up of the warp, and consider
able wear and tear Of the patience of the
operator as we'll as loss Of time in re-
pairing damages. This invention per-
mits the shuttle t., halt at any point
within the warp, without doing any dam
age. The following is printograph of
the Triumph which describes itself bet
ter titan we can do it in words:aso
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

! .=al.s,4.ss .isTuksDAY, July 16, 1897
ALI the members present, excepting
Mr. Patterson. The vacation Of two
alleys and the opening of one. from Fl.
Wayne Avenue to Sassafras-ss., was
adopted, Gand an sOrdinancc to that effect
was ordered to be drafted. The petition
of property holders, on west side of
9th ST.. to. have gutter graded and paved,
at expense Of property holders, was
granted. Petition to open Bridge St,
and, grade and gravel the same, Was re-
ferred to Street Committee Gas bill 81
Jas. NJ Starr, SIT SO, allowed. Com.
on Streets, reported against culverting
gutter on North side of Main at Front
st -concurred In Same Com. reported
in favor Of grading and graveling Ave
lest, from 7th to 9Th, at petitioners
expense--concurredi in. Same Com. re-
ported for postponing grading and CAV
cling South end of Green st--laid on
the table. Same Com. reported in favor
of improving gully below junction Of
Washington Avenue, G arr and High sts.,
and mmend that the Street Commits
sioner do the work at his earliest con-
venience-concurred in. Com. on Pub.
Buildings, reported that $50 had been
collected for rent Of stalls at Market
| House, and recomme end that fence be
made around the city farm-concurced
in. The Council concurred in the ap-
pointment of H. c. Downing and Francis
Meyer as 1st and end assistant engineers
of the Fire Department. Com on Fire
Department., reported that the amount
of Hose on hand, is sufficient at present,
and to postpone further purchase until
the city is better able to do so-concur-
red in. 9f sa sssIrssr9- lse-rz 1
The Council asked the County Com
missioners. by petition, to make another
voting precinct for this city and town
ship, and the Clerk instructed to hand
the petition to said Board. Ordinance
to amend Market Ordinance, was passed.
THE following persons were appointed
Registers of Election for the different
Wards in this city: 81 20 sz*'s lie
- First Ward -Jerre sHadley, Henry
Schulof, and Johr N. Zeyne. i
= Second Ward--W. n. Hewett, Nathan
Doan, and VIM. Bells
a, Third Ward--A. F. Scott, n. r. Nixon
and E. G.. Vaughan. iae2 81
Fourth Ward-Francis Pruyn, James
M. King, and John Shuman.
Ordinance to prevent fast driving, &C., 4
passed.
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street, near the Depot, has been cnlarg-
ed in both room and Goods, and has
such an inviting look about it, that we
naturally walked in on Tuesday last and
took a peep. KIRK has beautiful stock
of just the kind, of Goods most needed,
and his prices are so low that there is no
mystery about tile extensiveness of his
sales. Everything about the room pre-
sents SO neat an appearance thata glance
at the Goods and at the good humor ed
countenance of KIRK, makes the dispo-
sition on the part of the customer to pur-
chase irresistible, and a barg ain is structk
INN ediately.@o h@ffs1ef t4<paa'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

o. K.-On Friday night last, one of
our policemen seeing trunk in front of
Irwin Reed 81 Sons establishment, after
it had been closed, took charge Of and
conveyed it to the Mayors Office. In
closing the store the trunk, which was
used for a sign, was overlooked. This
transaction shows that we have the right
kind Of police officers. who will put
themselves to a little trouble to take
care of private property when uninten-
Htionally left lying around loose, and
liable to be stolen. -4i
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

e DAVID P. GRAvE Son, on Forth Pearl, near the
Psarlst NJ E. Church have erected neat little Office
and opened extensive Wood and Coal Yard, intend
to have alwaysa supply Of fuel hand At fair and
living prices. SEC
They have horse-pow er saw in operation, and cut
wood at the rate Of eight to ten cords per day. and
are prepared to wood for citizens at their
houses, at reasonable rate per cord. This is Just
the thing citizens have needed for q long time.
They have also ON hand, at all times, the best of
Lime for whitewashng and other purposes, and have
also the best of Mortar, ready made, in quantities to
suit customers. This il another thing much needed
by citizens, for odd jobs fequentiy to be done
about their residences. TT Uua7
We bespeak for Messrs. Grave 4 Son, the liberal
patronage Of our citizens They selling Wood At
$i76 per load, and Coal at soc per bushel.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

Innings: = . IotAl.
Eariham, 81 "a 6 0I2 81 10 no
Quaker City, ss Ill so 80
Fly Catches Earlham-Roberts 3, Tom Jones 2,
Pickering H. -HolIingsworta 2. Matter ], total 9;
Quaker City adwalader 2, Lefevre 8, Dempsey l.
Ham 2, Davis ., Strattan l, Vaughan !, total IL.
Home Runs: Earlkam-Staf 2, Pickering 3, Matl-
er 1, Tom Jones I, total 10; Quaker City-Demrscy
], strattan ?, total 5. -'e7
i Left on bases Earham-R Roberts, Mather Picker
ing, w. Jones, Horney; Quaker City-vaughan, Ham,
Umpire, I. G. Sedgwick, of Star B. b. Club.
. > Scorers, Henly and Holland.
Geo. W. Ross, Arnica Bearer, Sutler, ETC., etc.
3 The captain Of the @. c., Mr. Dan.
Dempsey, had . finger broken, during
the game, and was compelled to quit the
field. slli-. m - - ~ ~
IS At the close Of the game, the Earlham
Club gave three cheers for the Quaker
City Club. The latter returned the com.
pliment, and all gave three cheers for
the Umpire and Scorers, and also three
Tor the Ladies. The @. C.. Club then in
vited the Earlham Club to q supper on
the green, which was highly enjoyed by
all
The Quaker City Club return their
thanks to the Ladies who donated and
prepared the supper.
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LAST week. the workmen in the c. &

LAST week, the workmen in the C. &
G. E. Railroad shops, at Logansport,
becoming dissatisfied at not being paid
for some time, stopped work and refused
to let the trains pass. On Monday last,
were made by which the
workmen began to be paid off, and at
last accounts, the excitement had some
what subsidized. Indictm ents are out
again several parties. but what will done
with the matter is not known.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

Is The price of Triumph complete, to
weave different widths, is from $40. to
SI37.
Messrs Thompson & Co.. are making
another Loom, that is much cheaper,
costing, complete, from $40 to 500, and
is called the Rescue It is operated
with flying shuttle and has treaddles
like unto the old-fashioned Loom. II is
very simple and easily kept in repair, and
is especially designed for those having
muscles in their legs and are not afraid
to use them.
They warrant each of these Looms, if
properly used, for three years, and 10
weave from light fabric to the heaviest
carpet We examined some of the speci-
mems Of Cloth, and Jeans, made on these
Looms, and we consider it sufficient to
s:y in their praise that the three P. IS
printer, preacher and president shouldn't
want better clothing, than these Looms
make.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

L sEEfE- 8e4&kssENE s&E
The Concert on last Saturday evening,
was q decided success so far as the mus
ical part Of the entertainment was con
cerned. "A Tits to be regretted that more of
our citizens did not attend, and give
them . larger house. Miss Black is a
fine singer, and Prof. Clark is one of the
best performers on the violin, in the
State. g. 800.