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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-23
educational.
CIassicaI and mathematical
I N u til tute,
". A. REYNOLDS, A. NJ, WiLnlseroa, Dr.,

". A. REYNOLDS A. NJ, WLMGsGToa, Dr.,
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oPENS SEfIEmBhh llhi POS.
Ca+oI,ouos con be ohtsine1 or Rnprbm,n rhon,,s
Co, of the Principal, or of II, Todd, ESD, Dover
M leH"-"l,u""
nc sniseribers lake pleuspre in announci,,
man; If ,heir to,en Snr . i,s,r,,ci ;i, H.
siyen by The prncir,nls assisted hv Jns K Rnnd n
gentlemen Of experience in teaching and graduate
o. btyaht ana STATIONS commercial College, Phila-
We would respectfully refer to the leading business
men IF Wilmington for information concerning the
proficiency of Clerks, ETC., who have been prepared
in this Aca'emy, even when much less attention YVES
given to the instruction of our commercial students.
1t is our intention to supply every facility not only
TO students who attend all sessions OF the school, but
To clerks and others who can devote but portion of
their time, or desire to study merely with reference
10 their chosen callinss Catalogues and particulars
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-23

Republican County Ticket.
suERIrF-R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG, Christiana.
CoRoNER-JOHN CURRY, Wilmington.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS,

ssrefuBy called RON exchanges In the selection prspa
ration arrangement other Reading Matter
q claimed that the CRESCENT surpassed By AAy
thor daily IOurAAli in the United States. The
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22

STATE OF LoUIslANA-sIxTH DISTRICT COURT
of New oreans-Nargarst D. Allan vs. Sosthene Allan
No 2,sOS.
HEREBY CERTIFY, that on the cath
The following entitled suit in the words and gures oOEng
On motion Of John H. New. Of counsel for plaintiff, and
and safi h ss d.as herein
mail that Psn Mr. Ma Margaret S RGD aa s and made
theme Allan, do have Judgment against recover Of
eiehtyiourl thousand two hundred and thirty-sx
teIson oa u hy s1 ,s9' with Legal interest
Try thousand four hundred and thlrtytwo dollars any
Hundred four dollars thereof from ga MACH
lSS Tor eleven thousand five hundred dollars from Jsnu
April 1885 the whole until paid And it further ordered
DEFENDANT the plaintiff have ,he separate m.
agement and control Of her affairs. '
Csgned) O. DUPLANTIER INDIA
In testimony whereof have hereuno set my hand and
this m day Of gay in the year Of our Lord ons sS55
sand eight hundred and sixty eight and the
WV. woELPER, CLERK.
ETAT DE LA LOUTSIANE-SIXIEME COUR DE
District de la NOuvells orleans-Msrgaret D. Allan vs.
sosthene Allan No. 2, sos
TEPAR LIE PRESENT CERTIFIE. cue lie
sour dsns e tire les MOI ct les ASre a.o IL, 's'
Sur motion de John H. New de pour s paintve
plaintive,
est odonne aduge ct deete que jugement default
cenreRistre le 10 1865 maintenant confme
rendu final que "a plainiive Mrs Margaret d. AAD fem
me de sosthene Allan ait judgement rendu ct rest du de
Defendant sostf enc Aan mari Ia somme de So L5 s.
payable nteret legal du demande judicie
bypotheQue legal de $50 49, IS partr du Is anvier
Is4 pour s6S4 du 2 1851 pour sis d1 jan
v'r 1889, ct de 5000 du Is sv 65 le jnsqua pale
ment.
II est de pss ordoune qu soft separation de pro-
prie'e pantive Il defendant que dte plain
i've ait le OOntrO sepsres de {. 81 afzres.
Jugea eBt signe e - avrLl 1868
tsgne5 q. DUPLANIIER,
Juge.
En- temoigne, ys snixee main dite eour
dams Ia vile de Ia Nouvelle Orleans e iseme Jour de mai
rsnnee de Notre Seigneur, -huit soxants hu
e le auatrsyngt douEene aimee de Undergraduate des
Etats-unis.
wM. woELPER, Grefher.
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omeiai Journal OF the stat. Of Ls.,.,.,s

70 preuste the social, nstsrs and pstiek veIsssg
hscy Of New Orleans the State LsuisiAaa grs
Southwest viii b in the future Il has been the past
the purpose Of this jouns The columns Of days
referred Of athfness snd success
with which this design 10 sxscpted
while the stand point Of the CRBsoENIh iAdspsndsa,
wit reference 10 all the subjects Newspaper comment
and discussion tie opinions viii always Be fORnd " be
didy, definitely and fssrlessy expressed
carefully selected corps Of
CorrsspOndents. Home and Foreign.
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AGRICULTURAL.

RICE MILLB.... .............RICE MILLS.
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McKINLAY
be inventor Of the most approved RICE now IN
who has been 80 years engaged in the con-
sructon erection snd Of Rice Machinery 70
prepared under his supervision TO construct all Kind,
Of Machinery required In the preparation Of Rice for tho
MARKET and 70 furnish all necessary drawings and spoca
cstisns.
model OF MeKinlsy's Patent Rice Huer. suitable for
hose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption can DO
cen at our establishment
LEEDS CO.
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STATE OF LOUIsINA-sECoND DISTRICT COURT
Of New oeansThe State Of louisiana all whom these
Presents shall concentrating:
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ERN EST TURPIN. wHoLEsALE MANUFAC-
II tureT Of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jujabe Paste. Gum
Drops and SJrups By steam Importer OF French 0rna
Rhns Decorated Toys ccss.qaes Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands B0uquets Ca Fancy Boxer tor Christ
and New Year Presents. Cornucopias etc etc Ne SO
Old Levee srset between 81 Louis and Cont streets New
Orleans, La
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,. P. ROW. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUIsIAEA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
svs 70 and subscribed before me- day Of March
1858 PAUL ". CoLLEys,
Third Justice Of the Psaos
Six cent interest all outstanding Scrip be paid
the legal holders thereof the second Monday May next
OHAs. BRIGGS, President
AM cIRRIKRE, Vice President
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hOVt sIaItent 10 corrtct trlntcrpt the bOOkb
OF the Company. A. CHIAPELLA. President
J. NJ. CRAWFORD Secretary.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Sworn 70 and subscribed before this thirteenth day
May, 1868 s. MAGNER, Notary Pa0lc
The Board Of Directors have declared dividend OF Twnety
Dollars hare TO be TO the credit of unpaid
account Full paid Certificates OF Stock will
stockholders and after LIST July 1858.
The Directors have further resolved
after June J. 1868
Six cent interest the outstanding Scrip Of the
pay will be paid 10 tie holders thereof and after June l.
DIRECTORS.
A. Y. Baden, r. w Adams J. A. seignonret
A Chispells, G. Kohn, h u. Nitlsudon
L. +. Generes, b. Saoy, j. Goldstein
L. AOuOr. j. ]. Fernardez Y Bur,be
W. b. Schmidt A. Coutin. c. Blanchn.
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INSURAN CE.

INSURANCE.
TTNION INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS
Eleventh Annual Statement OF the Union
Insurance Company ofEew Orleans,
PUBLISHED As REQUIRED By Law AND THEIR CHARTER.
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TRUSTEES:
eaaries BnEsE- A 4 konsgsns3
Ant Carriere, A Lee0urL
Geo. A, Fosdick, Frank wiIlAnA
Brusier, Thonss Byrns
ChAs Lshtte John rhornhll,
sohn 5. hsunsen- ". A. violstt,
r. Anderson, HughNscdonsld,
Alfred Kexny VIM NJ PfnekArd
a. Freriehs, John 8 waITs
Geo W. Dunbar, George Foster,
z y. stockmsyG, Andrsw Stewart
Gen. ". Hynson, L B. Pothisr
Arehd Montgomery. John Nixon, j.,
HsnUJ J. ysse, z PiAggo
Z. hArquete, James Caller,
OhAA NetshAx, Rudolph sisg.
4. =. Given
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE By GREEN L ELDER, REAL Is
TATE AGENTS q COMMERCIAL PLACE..

80 Squares AID ZOO Lots in New Orleans Agsr Carroll.
ton Jefferson CITY, $50 Dwellings and stores Of various
prices. = summer Residences the Gull and Lake 50
Farms and kedences the railroads. loo Sugar Cotton
Plantations; 10000 acres Of unmproyed lands.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11
GRAND JURY REPORT.
MARCH TENN. IsGs.
GRAND JURY ROOM,
M.u.ts qIsr Igfg

GRAND JURY ROOM,
MAHcu 2lsr, Is6S.
10 te Hon. R,ckd Grdson, Hon. George Ieiiott.
sad Hon. 4. ". BdsemaH. Judges Of the Third
Judicial Circuit Of Maryiand:
TnNliE Grand Jury for Baltimore county res
Il pcctfully report that they have disposed
OF all the business properly before them.
They found in Jail twenty prisoners whose
cases have been acted upon.
They have had upon their docket forty eight
eases and against the parties accused have
found forty one Bills Of Indictment.
A. required by law, they visited the jail and
carefully inspected every portion OF the build
ing and found II ia an excellent sanitary con
dition. The prisoners all clcanly. comfortable
and we'll cared for, the Sheriff aud Warden cv-
idcn,ly performing their duties in thorough
aud efficient manner. We GEd the building.
however. in q very delapidated condition and
utterly insecure. and would call especial atien-
tiOn 10 the roof which leaks in every part and
also the iron railing surrounding the galleries,
which Is broken in many places and very ia
secure. We earnestly recommend that the
building be put in thorough repair immedi-
atcly.
We also call the attention OF the County Com.
missioners TO tho condition Of the walks in the
Court House yard, ut one period of our setting
finding them almost impossible on account Of
the mud. and recommend that they be paved
in q substantial manner, feeling satisfied that
no Court House in the State has such miscra.
bic approaches 10 its doors.
They also recommend that a ne license book,
prepared in alphabetical order. be made for the
use Of the Grand Jury, and amended from term
"a term by the clerk, the book now in us" be-
ing insufficient for the purpose.
Respectfully submitted,
R0BT. II. THOMPSON,
March 2S-3t Foreman
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V" license shall be- granted 70 self spiri,uous
;...incuted liquors or lager beer. in quaint.
i''.. nnt less than pint, fnr the sum Of tis 90.
Uni'-s the person applying therefor shall also
"i'git lic"n." o. sell goods. chattels, wares
AMI ui"rrh nd paying therefor the sum
hci.Iu.,,' a. prescribed according 10 tho amt.
90 ti. '.-'. 10 trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HOTSEs.--The Ii.
,'t-r .' h- pad by thu keepers 81 oyster sud
,1l.,,. in:.~... &. $50. d1 IN roughou, the stat.
Fou,l v"ndiu: millinery aud other smnil
ARTICLES. who's" stack - not over $500, pay II
Gems, ni ~. ~ only bu, IL over thai amount.
they are required To pay the same licenses o.
ether pcr,on. oathto he made a. g. the amoun.
"f stack a, the principal season oi the year.
The clerk shall not -suc license Ia any per
son 20 sell >pirituous aud icrmcnted liquors
from whom the grand jury has recommended
@ license =" b. withhold, or 10 person whose
iiccn,c has bccn suppressed by the Court. with.
out a special order " the Court.
The S6th Section Of the Code, which requir-
cd an applicant for license 10 open oyster or
eating houses, 10 procure the RECOMMENDATION
OF two neighboring frecholders, and also 90
make oath before tho Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of his county. 4c., as % the annual value OF
his house. is repealed.
The above licenses 10 retailers and oyster and
eating houses 60 into effect on the LIST Of May.
The owner or keeper Of every stallion or jack
shall. hciur. being permitted 10 stand or station
such animal. pay Ia the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Oi some one Vt the counties in this state,
the highest sum which he intends % ask or re.
ccivc for the season 81 one mare; and the re-
ccipt OF the said Clerk. with the seal Of his
court attached thereto for said sum, shall be
the license for stationing or standing such stal.
lion or jack Tor one year from the date thereof:
provided. that in no case shall the sum direct
Ell to b. paid by this section for such lieense
be less than ten dollars and that every stal.
lion or jack upon which the said tar q paid
shall BE- exempt from ell other State tag.
Any owner or keeper stationing or standing
any stallion or Jack without license shall for
felt and pay twice the sum authorized and re-
quirei 10 be paid in the last preceding section,
one half 10 the State and the other half to the
i in fnrmer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11
Inaolvont Notice.

NTOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, To thecred-
IN ilors Of JOHN BYERLEY. an applicant
lor the benefit Of the "tsth Article Of the Code
Of Public General Laws" relative 20 insolvents,
that the ID Monday IN Nay. 1898. has boon FIX
cd for his appearance 10 answer intsFrogatoFies,
and for anal hearing Of his case before the
18th day Of January, 1883.
Tssti-EbwARD II. ADY. Clerk.
Ia aa-aFnO
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LegaL Notices.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, IRA,
DERs AND OTHERS.

Al! persons and bodies corporate OF poliiic
IN Baltimore County, who are or shall be exer.
eisng or pursuing any business, or shall be do.
ing any act or thing, or shall be In the occupa
ton oi any house or place for any purpo.e Tor
which a license Ia made necessary by The laws
Of Maryland, are hereby warned "a obtain =
License, or renew tho same,
%" or bcfore nc II day Of Stay ensuing.
under the penalties prescribed by said laws for
the infraction thereof
Those interested are notified Of the following
requirements u the License Laws;
Traders Lieenses.-Th amount 10 be paid
by traders for license. (thc amount ~ stock at
the principal season Of salc 10 be givcn undor
oath,l is as follows III tho applicants stock in
trade does not exceed 81, 00o..............tl3 90
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Amendments to tho License Laws,

Passed By the Gcncrai Assembly Of Maryland al
nc Regular session commencing JaHna
~. 1859. relating 10 Licenses.
Chapter ~, page s7.)
As Acr To amend the forty second section, re-
lating TO the granting Of License. 20 traders.
OF Article hhy.six OF tho Code Of Public Gen
cTal Laws:
Section i.-Be il enacted by the General AZ.
scmbly Of Maryland, That the forty. second
section Of Article fifty. six Of the Code Of Public
General Laws, relating 10 the granting OF Ii
censcs TO traders. be and tho same 10 hereby re-
pealcd and the following enacted ~ asnbstituts
therefor:
~. when any person. body polite, or eoFpo.
rate, shall propose 10 sell or barter anything
mentioned in Che preceding section. exeepts pir-
ituous or fcrmented liquors, be shall apply 10
the clerk Of the Circuit Court Of The county In
which he may reside, or if he resides in the city
of Baltimore u the Court Of Common Pleas for
license therefor but no license 70 trade, or 10
sell spirituous oF fermented liquors, shall DO 10.
sued by any clerk Of . court 70 fese covert or
to n person under the age Of twenty -one years,
wi,hou, the special order Of the Judge o. the
Court but no Judge shall give such special or.
der 10 issue license 10 sell spirituous OF fsrmon.
ted liquors. unless upon the recommendation Of
az least ten respectable free holders, residents
of the ward or district wherein the place 81 sale
may be-. and whenever any license shall be To-
sued Ia feme corert, or minor, the said TeHae
tracts made in the prosecution Of their business
under such license, and shall beiiable 70 be sued
therefore Ia anyof the courts Of this STATE and
the said 6cme corerf may be sued, or indicted
and prosecuted In case % . violation By her Of
the license laws 81 this State, or In case she
should keep a disorderly house, as u she were
.Tems sole and u Judgment be obtained
against her on any contraes, execution shall OF
may Issue in the ordinary way " affect her
separate estate provided, AosssSsr that such ro-
sponslbility shall in no manner affect OF impair
the responsibility Of the husband or parent
under the existing laws and that this Get shall
take effect on the thirtieth day Of April nsxt.
Chapter ", page iet.l
A. Act 10 amend the twenty. Grst and twenty
second sections Of the hhyssixth Article 81
the Code Of Public General Lava, relating h
the Licenses u ifawkeFs and peddlers:
Section He II enacted BY the General Az.
scmhly Of Maryland, That tho twenty. hrst and
twenty second sections Of the afty.sixth ATti
Gle of'ths Code Of Public General Lave. rela.
ting 10 the licenses Of haWkers aud peddlers. b
aud the same are hereby repealed, and the fol
| lowing sections enacted In lieu thereof
Twenty .cns.-for every such license, not v
extend beyond The county In which the SAINT
may be issued, there shall be paid the follow
ing rates. u vii For every license n travel q
| foot, the sum Of forty dollars 70 travel with [
/ horse or other beast Of burden and wagon q
other vshisls, the sum 81 ahE doiinss VIII ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11
Insolvent Notice.

NIOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN itors Of JOSEPH BLUM, an applicant for
tho benedt % the "lsth Article Of lhe Code Of
Public General Laws" relative 10 insolvents,
that the "a Monday ia August, 1855, has been
hxed for his appearance, 10 answer interroga-
tories, andifor hnal hearing Of his case before
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
The nth day Of Februry, 1885.
festi-EDwARD n. ADY, Clerk.
Fab aa-Nme
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11

TnE MARYLAND FARMER for April "a an n-
tetcsling number. II has excellent articles on
The Cause fRusiin Wheat, IN whole or Cut
Seed Potatoes, An Essay upon Grass,s," &c,
while ihc live stock, horticultural Horticultural
AMI Dairy Departments contain much that Is
valuable Published by $. Sands Mills, baltimore,
at 5 50 per annum.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11
LChapler ID, page l3O.l


An Acr 10 amend section one ~ Article ifty six
Of the Co'le Of Public General Laws. entitled
Licenses, relating 10 the Issuing Of iicen.
ses by Clerks of Courts
Be i enacted by the General Assembly Of
Mary land. That Section ono II Article flty six
Of the coie Of Public General Laws, entitled
Licenses" bc amended and re- enacted - >.
b. read a. follows;
All licenses shall be granted by the Clerks Of
the Circuit Courts If heeountics and the Clerk
II the Court nT Common Pleas ia the city OF
Baltimore. except where different mode is
specially provided. aud all licenses granted by
the said Clerks shall expire on the LIST day Of
May next thereafter. except licenses for fshe.
ries and horse races. and Il granted for part Of
for.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11
Insolvent Notice.

NYoTicE is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN itots Of CONRAD KROvER, an Appii-
cant for the benefit Of tho "4sth Article OF the
Code Of Public General Laws" relative 70 In
solvents, that the 81 Monday IN xay, ises, has
been axcd for his appearance 70 answer inter-
rogatoriss, aud for dnAl hearing Of his ease
before tho Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
Dated 18th day Of January. 1855.
Testi-EDwARD II. ADY. clcrk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11

TnE AMERICAN FARMER This popular monthly
Tor April Is on our table II contains much that
Would he Useful To the farmer al this ssasoR Of
the year, the department devoted 10 Work for the
Month alone containing hints and suggestions
whitn II acted on, would repay 10 the reader
Published by worlhing,on & Lewis, Baltimore,
At % per annum.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11
Insolvont Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, 70 the cred.
IN itors of JOHN 7. BAXTER, an applicant
Tor the beneAtcf the 4sth AArtiele Of The Code
Of Public General Laws" relative toinsolvenia,
that tAs "a MoHdas ia Aagasi. 1905, has been
hxed Tor his appearance 10 answer interrogato.
ries and for hnAl hearing Of his case before
the Circuit Court Cor Baltimore county. DATED
this goth day Of March, 1865.
Test,--EDwARD II. ADY, Clerk.
March 1s.-3ms
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11
u g. simple and strong.

FER We have adopted the Champion Cog-
Hheei Wringer. which is the the best in use. and
We, any other kind may BE- used.
Price OF Machine .........................slI.OO
Price Of Champion Wringer.......... WOO
Machine and Nrinecr combined. 22.Oo
re- Liberal discount 20 me TTadc. Aiso. Ter.
ri'oriG' Rights for sale. March 81, '6s.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11
Farm for Rent.

CITuATED four miles from Towsontown, Of
- the Dulaney's Valley Turnpike, near hos
ley's shop. This Farm contains los Acres Q
llmestone land. Apply 10
JOHS " FITzslMMoNs,
haFuh is-l On The premises
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11

RsIusrD 10 FND An INDICTMENT. -Our late
grand jury refused To ndicl Gabriel y. Clark,
Jr., for shooting George Gamble, at the house OF
Franklin Siecvcr, on the North Point road, on
the 9th Of January last
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11

PnoPNRTv SALE.-- Samuel q. Wilson, Auction
Ger, sold for D. n. Payne, Esq., attorney for
the owner, At public sale, on Saturday last, I2l
acres Of land near Providence Charal. Z milei
East Of Towsoniown. Purchased by Nathaniel p
CoFbin, Esq, for soa5.O0.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11

vT>HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Il scriber has received from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamenta-
~ on the estate Of
ISAAC DARLING. sR.,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hay.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit ,!ic same, with the vouch-
ers thereof, N the subscriber, on or before
As asia day Of Ncrember. is6s:
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 18th
day Of March, 1855.
ISAAC DARLING. JR..
March 2s.--tt. Executor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11

JuRoRs oV THE uuTgb SrATEs CiHcun CouRr.-
Among the jurors summoned by Marshal bonl.
fAnt 10 attend the April term Of the United
States Cireul, Court as Jurors are Mrssrs Joshua
y. Coekey, Samuel " Dakeaar,, John Hooper
aud Johh u. Holmes, Of this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-11

ThE TRIAL OF ANDREW WIS., The trial of
Andrew W Use, iOr the wiliul murder of Fefdi.
maud Sctberi on tie Washington road, in this
county, took place In Baltimore city last week
engaging the attention Of the Court for several
days u will be- remembered that Wise and
Columbus Thompson were indicted Jointly. by
our county grand jury, for the offence. Thomp.
sou pleaded guilty ~ mansaughict 1T the la;
term oi the cuunty court, and was svnicnrel Ia
the Penicniair, 'ur one year. Wise PRAYED a ,c.
moSa OF his cas-. aud IL WAS sent L. the Crin,i-
nal Conrl Of Baltimore city. ) Parker Bos!ry.
Es,l 81 this town assisted Mr. Knott the States
AiiOrnc! % Baltimore ctit IN prosecuting the
case. while the prisuncr wls defended hy Vim
y Hopkins and 7 A. llubzsli. Esqs Quite
lot 90 testimony, hcitin; directly aud indirectly
upon the affair. Wa iaksi. the most important
being tie affidavit Of Srih,ti taken u.t previous
10 his death and while suffering from the wounds
inflicted upon him 10y hts n,salanis Thi, dep.
osiiion was ." the effect that he tSciberil was
walking along the road. when De- VIZ. approach.
81 by two men whom d, nli, recognized 10 be
Wise aud Thompson Thompson asked him
what clock a WIS, aud when the Il, ceased took
out his watch 10 look. Mis- struck Lila on the
head With - heavy club. kuorAiug him scnsrlr.s
Ills assailanis then took his watch aud ,il his
hn'nr! from him and proceeded io the en-, -
S'ileti was picked up short time afterwards
and 80 itr recovered ms to give information ~ hich
l'ri To the arrest Of his assaianis lie lir-rrcd
Tot some time, aud finally died from the effects
Oi wounds received
Alter patient hearing Of the case aud "a care.
tai examination Of all the testimony. the inrv
on Friday Of las; week. returned verdict that
Anirr~ Wise was guilty Ut murder IL the Sc
cond drgrcr. lie has not yet been sentenced