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The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

THE DEFAULTER's LAw.-The public officers in
the State, whose duty it is collect the revenue OF
the State or county, will find chapter 800 of the
Acts passed by the Legislature at its recent ses'
sion one of more than ordinary interest TO them.
1t is re-enactment of the defaulter law Of 1870,
providing the machinery for its enforcement and
increasing the penalty for neglect of duty.
Section two provides that if any officer whose
duty it is to collect money for the State or coun-
ty. shall refuse or neglect TO pay to the prope:
officer authorized to receive the same any public
monies 10 his possession for more than sixty days
after the day upon which it is made by law his
duty to pay the same, he shall be deemed de-
fauler, and upon indictment and conviction
thereof shall for each ofense be imprisoned in the
State pententiary for from one to five years un-
less the amount for which be is defaulter be
sooner paid.
This law goes into effect on and after the first
day of June instant.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs Gibson & Co.,
Auctioneers, sold for Chas. W. Ridgely, Esq,
attorney, at the Court House door Tuesday
last, desirable county seat with 10 acres Of
land attached, the property of Mr.. John II.
Carter, situated at Franklin, Baltimore county,
to Miles White, Esq, for 100000
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
Farm Near Railroad.

no I-2 ACRES, about 10 miles from Bal
L l. Gilmore, between Reisterstown turnpike
and Western Maryland Railroad, quarter 80.
of mile from turnpike and only few i.#
minutes walk from dwelling to Timber -
Grove Station on Western Maryland Railroad,
the land extending to within sixty feet of the
Railroad soil good the land lays well, slight
ly rolling and easy to work; has fine iruit.
For sale by HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, St. Paul St.,
Nav lift. Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
Fairfax County, Va.

A AFINE FARM OF BAL ACRES, 24O acres
N cleared, balance in wood, beautifully sit
uated, 81 miles from Alexandria, miles from
Washington city and Georgetown, Il miles
same distance from Alexandria & Fredericks-
burg R. r. and within miles Of the Washing
ton 4 Ohio R. R., with good road leading to
Washington; land in good state of cultivation,
abundant supply OF pure water. well suited for
Dairy Farm or extensive Nursery for which
the soil is well adapted location desirable and
healthy; good brick Dwelling and other out
buildings. situated in beautiful locust grove
with an abundance of fruit.
For sale bv HENRY W. COOKE,
No. Law Buildings, st. Paul st.,
Nav 11.--tf. Baltimore, Md.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

PROPERTY OFFERED AND WITHDRAwN.-The ho-
tel property of Mr.. John Hooper, known as "Far
Oaks on the Hartford road, was offered at pub.
lie sale on the 2lst of May, but was Withdrawn
on a bid of $500 per acre. 1t contains "a acres
and has fine improvements upon it.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
We TAKE the following items from the West

WE TAKE Iut IUIlUWIug IItuo lIUW Iut WtoI-
minister Democrat of the 25th ultimo:
Religious. The ministers of the Church of God
in this State on last Sunday, by the aid of the
several church representatives, have decided to
memorialize the General Edership to grant them
in connection with the Eastern Penn Eldership
the right to organize what may be known as the
Maryland and Virginia Edership of the "Church
of God.' The church at Uniontown also OBJ
served the Pentecostal anniversary. Nearly all
the churches in Maryland and Virginia were rep
resented, the ordinances were attended to and a
general feeling of enjoyment pervaded the audi
ence.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

Short Crops. Having conversed with persons
from varions portions of the county during the
past week, we learn that the wheat crop will be
almost failure, many persons having plowed
their fields and planted them 10 corn. Oats are
looking very badly for this time of The year; little
or no hay will be made, and the corn is not
coming up as it otherwise would have done with
favorable season.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

Mr.. R. X. CoLLUM, of East Nottingham town
ship, Pennsylvania, has mare, 29 years old,
that is sound and well. She has given birth in
her time to Is colts, 9 of which were horse, and
mule colts.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

Trial fer Murder The trial of Jos. W. Davis
and j. Hamilton Shew, for the alleged murder of
Abraham L. Lynn, has been set down by the
Carroll county Circuit Court, for Monday next,
June Sd. The States Attorney will he assisted
in the prosecution by Hon. John E. Smith and
Attorney General Syester, the Governor of the
State having requested the latter so to do.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

Competitors for the 800 Premium. The en-
tries for the SlOO premium for the best acre OF
corn grown in the county, offered by the Carroll
county Agricultural Society, closed on Thursday
last. Only nine gentlemen signi6ed their will
ingness to compete: Messrs. VIM. j. Brown,
Levi Evans, Louis Evans, Augustus Shriver,
John W. Murray, L. P. Slingutf, Wm. Nickel
lip, E. Lynch and H. E. More.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
Falls Road Property.

-
40 ACRES LAND on Falls Road, 5 miles
4Lfrom Baltimore and near Mt. Washing
ton station N. C. R. R. Large two-story 80.
frame dwelling 6Ox33 feet, with basement,
is rooms all large good pantry, good eel EsG
lar under whole house Switzer barn 45x50
room for IS or 20 cows and horses txo-story
tenant house 16x2S, rooms ; carriage house
spring house, orchard, vegetable garden, &C.
fences in good order.
ALSO,
81 Acres Land adjoining the above, good new
dwelling with eleven rooms; well of good wa
ter near house, &c.
ALSO,
II Acres Land adjoining the first above. Dwell
ling part brick and part frame, with 8 rooms
good spring water. For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
Nov. I1.-tf.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

FdtaI Accident. nt.-Auother fatal accident re-
sultng from carelessly leaving firearms in the
way OF children, occurred on Wednesday last at
Elysville. 1t appears that about three o'clock in
the evening of that day two little boys, both sons
of Mr.. Wilson of Elysvie, started to 90 fishing
On their way they passed the house of Mr.. Walte-
meyer, watchman on the B. & 0. R. R., who was
absent at the time attending to his duties. The
youngest of the boys stopped to play with a son
of Mr.. Waltemeyer ahont his own age The other
proceeding down the railroad. How the accident
exactly happened it has been impossible TO ascer-
tain from the confused and frightened statements
of young Waltemeyer, but it is supposed that the
lads got hold of loaded gun in the house and
commenced playing with it, perhaps struggling
for it, when it was accidentally discharged the
whole load entering the head of young Wilson
and killing him instantly. The case like thous-
and similar ones, has moral and warning Of
lis own which should not fail to impress persons
who are in the habit of leaving loaded weapons
accessible to children
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

Re e-LnteTred-The remains of DR. VIM. S. Ship
ley formerly of this citv, who died at Harrison
vile, Missouri, on the 2sth of June, 1870, were
re-interred here on Sunday last. The body had
been petri6ed and was n an excellent state of
preservation.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

TRINITY CHURCH, MISUNDERSTANDING next,
June I'd, the Holy Communion will be ad-
ministered. The annual collection for the
County Bible Society will be taken up.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

Old Wheat.-We understand that there is a
large portion of last years crop of wheat in the
hands of our farmers, and many say that they in
tend to keep it for seed, as they do not expect to
raise enough this year for that purpose.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

Howard COUNTY lTEMs.-We copy the follow
ing from The Ellicott City Times of May 25ih:
Il Bass Solo 1t is with feelings of uufeigned
regret that we chronicle this week the capture of
a noble bass in the waters of the Paiapsco by
one of our oldest and most sedate citizpns-an
astute angler OF the kindest feelings who allow
ed bis enthusiasm in this instance to get the bet
ter of bis judgment. We are grieved to make
any reference whatever to the NATTER and though
partaking of the just thrill of indignation which
pervaded our entire community upon hearing Of
This piscaorial feat, we are disposed nevertheless
to accept ION condition that it shall never occur
again) the time-worn but still honored excuse,
that ''r's naughty, but it's nice, " which is so
eoqnentlv pleaded in mitigation OF the offence.
There is titled gentleman of powerful piscivor-
Gus propensities in Baltimore county upon whom
we have an eye. He has been seen dodging
among the rocks after night with a suspicious
looking rod and line temptingly baited. He is
abundantly warned that if single bass hereafter
be missing from the river no forty horse power
boiler can save him from the wrath to come.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
To have More Merit than any Sim
liar Preparation ever Of
fered the Public.

To have More Merit than any Sim
liar Preparation ever Of
fered the Public.
1t is RICH IN THE MEDICINAL QUAIL
TIES OF TAR, and unequaled for the DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
performing the most remarkable cures.
COUGHS, COLDS, CHRONIC COUGHS.
1t efectually cures then, all.
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
Has cured so many cases it
has been pronounced a spe-
cifc for these complaints.
FOR PAINS IN BREAST, SIDE OR BACK,
GRAVEL OR KIDNEY DISEASE,
DISEASES OF THE URINA-
RY ORGANS, JAUN-
DICEorAN
LIVER CONF Amt,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
IT is ALSO A SUPERIOR TONIC,
RESTORES THE APPETITE.
STRENGTHENS THE SYSTEM,
RESTORES THE WEAK AND
TATED,
Causes the Food to Digest,
Removes Dyspepsia
and Indigestion,
Prevents Malarious Fevers,
Gives tone to your System.
Try DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar.
Dec. 9, 1S71-1y.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
ICE CREAM! ice CREAM !
MISS FANNY BADEN,

u ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
III Towsontown and vicinity, that she can be
found at the Drug Store of R. WILLIS, where
she will be pleased to furnish them with Ice
Cream, Cake and Confectionery of every de-
scription, at city prices. May 1l.-H.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FOUR ACRES OF LAND ON THE
PHILA. ROAD, 3 MILES
FROM THE CITY.

PHILA. ROAD, 3 MILES
FROM THE CITY.
DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Baltimore county, the undersigned,
Trustee, will sell at public auction on the
promises, on
Tuesday, 1M day Of June, 1872,
at 4 o'clock P. NJ,
teEe ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
q Situated near the Philadelphia road ;"N
TIN Baltimore county, about three 1s4A
miles from the city, containing
334 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less.
This is the lot or parcel of ground whereOn
Joshua Dennis, coiored, resided at the time of
his death, and is particularly described in a
deed from John ii all and wife to Joshua Den
mis-. dated the I'd day of March, A. d. 1859,
and recorded among the land records of Balti-
n ore county in Liber G. H. c., No. "a, folio
5t5, &C., and now occupied by Henry Dennis.
This Lot is improved with
A SMALL DWELLING
and Stable. The soil is good and well suited
to gardening purposes.
TERMS-One-third cash, the balance in six
months from the day Of sale; or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser.
JOHN T. ENSoR,
May 1S.-ts. Trustee.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
Store Keepers Supplies
Family Supplies
Hotel Keepers Supplies

&@AJ ~AEH&ASS'
Hotel Keepers Supplies
Wholesale Agents for Maryland and D C.
KITCHEN CRYSTAL SOAP,
IN SWEET CATAWBA WINES,
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP,
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC BLUE,
Kennedy's Boston Butter and Graham Crack
ers, Boston Silver Sand, Palmer's Dandeli-
on Coffee, Union Co.'S. Starch Works,
Ross ST. Dimingo Btters, KubIer's
Celebrated Cakes, Dooley's
Yeast Powders, &C., &c.
Also on hand, 200 Boxes Babbitt's Best Soap,
25 gross Rumford Yeast Powders, so chests
Green and Black Teas, all grades; 500 cans
Spices, pure all varieties 100 barrels Cider
and Mill Vinegar; 800 sacks Fine G. A. Salt.
AND RETAILING:
FINEST PURE SWEET CATAWBA WINE,
only $500 per gal.
MEDTART'S CELEBRATED ALE POR-
TER, only rs cts. per doz.
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER, only $1.00
per doz.
PURE PORT AND SHERRY WINES, Fine
Brand, only $500 per gal.
Our Motto" LARGEST STOCK, BEST
GOODS, LOWEST PRICES"
@-Goods delivered to all parts of the city
free of charge. C. LEWIS DUNLAP,
l3 w. Baltimore st.,
between Institute and Bridge, BALTIC.
March 9, '72.-ly.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

LOCAL BREvITIEs.-
There were forty-six deaths from smallpox
in Baltimore last week.
If you want glass of good, cold lager beer,
go to Urban's saloon, Towsontown.
Our country roads are now in splendid con-
dition, and drive over them is really a
pleasure.
The trains of the Western Maryland Rail
road will be run through to Hagerstown on and
after Monday next
Read the advertisement in another column
"For Rent" Those in want of fine farm
should apply at once.
Persons in the city who desire to find de-
lightful and healthy place to spend the Sum-
mer, should come to Towsontown.
few weeks ago we spoke rather dispar-
agingly of "Dolly Vardens." We take it all
back now and haven't word to say.
The Spring meeting Of the Maryland Trotting
Association has been postponed until Tn urs-
day and Friday, 18th and 14th of June.
Rev. Mr.. Hoff occupied the pulpit in Trinity
Church on Sunday last. He has not yet en-
tirely recovered from his severe indisposition.
We have had several fine showers of rain the
past week, which have materially benefited
the growing crops. The weather is cool and
delightful.
The bridge over the small stream at STAINS
bury's Gap, on the Joppa road, needs repair
ing. The end of one of the side railings has
been broken off.
Mr.. John w. Shanklin, Jr., of the 9th district,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Mr.. G. Lewis Cross,
in the County Clerks office.
The managers of the Baltimore and Towson-
town railway have not yet put on the double
deck" cars and as a natural result there
many com plants from the public.
Col. Thomas j. Wilson, convicted some time
since of using government moneys while an
officer in the Baltimore Custom House, has
been pardoned by the President of the United
States.
The Wilmington Commercial gives the follow
lowing as a cure for chicken cholera Roast a
quantity of the Dandelion Roots and reduce it
to powder, mixing it in the feed and admins =
tering three times a week.
Messrs Shealey Bros. have just received
from New York beautiful assortment ofladies'
dress goods, and dry goods of every descrip-
ton, to which they invite the attention of the
citizens of Towsontown and vicinity.
We know of restaurant keeper who recently,
in making "smashes" for party of gentlemen,
introduced salt as an ingredient instead of
sugar. The only advantage he claims over the
old plan is that it creates a thirst in the
"sr,ashee" for more of "the same"
Somebody wants to know if money is scarce
"Where in the world do the women get the
cash to purchase such fine dresses and so much
back hair 4" Why not just as well ask, where
the men get all the money they spend for liquor
and cigars. After all it is a bad habit to be
asking troublesome questions.
The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

IHURsDAYJ Way oU.
Jane West VS.. Benjamin West; exceptions
to report of committee referred to the auditor,
by consent, to state an account. B. F. Brown
VS.. R. H. Pennington entered "agreed," de-
fendant to pay costs. Joshua Marsh assignee,
vs. J. N. Zimmerman exceptions to report OF
sale; exceptions Withdrawn and sale ratified
by consent.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
NrwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. SEPIEMBEk ,
.,...,o, NJ. ideas There ia not democrat here who

advocated his ideas There not d heIv ro b
doubs the yigor Of Mr.. GIeeeys mind ana uo Uf id
ieye there IL Grant here who has NOT SSnSS
i'm Mr. Greeleys speeches, during his late l3uI % a.
the western States evidences OF qualities Wnch vSon
nresrut greatly NEEDED In our Chief Executlgo. @
thev ask rou nv Democratic friends, WHY you are ~
nort no n man who never voted tho DenOcfhtc Iohot ~
hs life tell them that Gen. Grant never cast
can vote unless he voted Tor hlmseIi tcA ILL.,. ILL.,
In recognize the fact that If as Democrats as &
Tor an Aboitionst, they Republicans are votp&S & %
an old school, pro-Slavery, Bue ehanan DeinOcfat. Wiz
fine great Reform movement In New lOik Sl'y peL,'
von kn0w how startled all were when lhe hccos h.
hooks we're brought out. Gen. Grants AdininstIaaUn
bo fallen into the hands OF the Murphys and Cameroh
oi the country who have boen keeping toe accounts & u
the nation during the past 81 years ana tlere is
narty now who wish these accounts anu M.i VIZ
sec Them Mr. Greeley has been true TO every pOnlsd
urinciple that he has advocated, aud II elected is
muisra will be nodded and shaped upon tue pat
lei of the Cincinnati platform and that VIII give peaeo
prosperity aud pure Government TO our county
The North Shore Greeley and Brown Campaign Ciup
has COO members l23 OF whom voted for Gen. Grant III
1868 The New Brighton Club has 500 members 100 OF
whom were SUPP orters Of Gen. Grant The Westheid
Club has go MEMBERS $50 OF whom have previously
acted with the Republican party. Westheld gave Gen.
Grant lO4 majority in 1scs and careful canvass shows
that 1t will now give Mr.. Greeley about the same ma
tority
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
cEIMEs ANp cAsuALTIEs-RY TrIrnn.nn

IA dispatch from Ottlwa, Ont. n,llonnces tbot
eonm.i'ci ior eItraditon. ' " ~ ''''
GeoeoSn D. O., SATURDAY ngh, b. cutting he, tbr lax -
JsN0lsy vas TIE cause oi The d.el. '
IA IRE III tho paper-bOX room of the Melidcn
britannia Conpauya ks, SATURDAY, damasel The t.,sf - -
ih' buAlin3 about $50 9J0i insured. " Wv - -'' %
John Burke, who killed his wife i'm Manchestor
VI sst spnhg sas coaWotr SATURDAY Of aaH.4g. aaI
te-eei 10 Fourteen years N state Prison. - '' 80" 80
...Rudoph Blumenberg was arrested M Wo.b-
ah hstuihl Tor peDuf the motel cales tnel Al
In March last aud save Da IN s5Uo Tor hs appearance oa,
The report that at late meeting iu Mavnooll
eAna, Archbishop cnllen opposo oHc inc ghr maa, n "A
bshopa p'ehen voted To- iaio Of IT, Is sd To- be- without i,o
The Ryulot Wooden Mil in North IIxbrid,o
X j. was destroyed BY IRE Saturday Tto s7s 90 ere
'.ne The oN1ets Insured ior 600 for AS o.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
RAmwAy DISASTER AT PATERSON.

AT 0 a. ~, yesterday morning, a train
loaded with lahOrers coal train the BoOntou
Branch Of the Delavar, Laekawanna and Western Rall-
road the high Bridge n; Lewelyn PacE n. j. Tho
passenger wrecked, and the dead bodies OF
two mer, hiram G. Bagley and John c. Wlgyiaf wero
taken from the Eight perons eriously but
II is believed, Lot fatally injured. Tie dead bodies were
removed TO Paterson and &C 2p. inquest held
at the Courthouse. Tho bodies were viewed, and the
live. c non was liOunCd before testimony was taken
until this Afternoon. Tie accident is attributed 10 the
caTeiesenes VI ClnpOyes
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotpl-Gov. Hoffman, Col. holler OF me
Cover5ors f M a1d Mrs sdion Bngan tth Arrnue
obL-Go Perham u Maine Gov Jh1 j. Jacob OF West rghs
SeTor Bans Of the reasur Department the Hon W. H. Baam,
NJ c. Connecticut; Count Do Eajae Of Pans END ne lion ~
Munr0e Of Syracuse G-y IOnsTbe Hon william Dorhfm,r o
Buiso Apemdrs H0eBoron Bhn and @ mt de Monbeo OF
The French Legation aad H. r. Bore Of Phatepha'S nNoas
Bunc o. e. Dr. ]. Sloane OF Nasmng'
ton Henry Pace Of Arkarsas and hinekeT o chago
Bowles Of TIE Springfield ispabbdl
Gen William Preston Kentucky.. Nec York Hoti-Hen N
McMahon of snd Gen Marvin OF Albany. nra
Hou-ProL Gs-on Heidelberg aud Gen kPanc 81 Jan,ts
Franklin Togn.enl Of Gov hoJnans SaH.
Hous-Judge Bell Of reus Metropolitan hos"en r. -
sru Of Philadelphia Ioa. J. L. MoreAed Of horth
Honaa Hogse-S H. Hammond, Geneva NJ w. aad l. S1tn'n
hil.iel
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
APAUPER LUNATGc INSTITUTION.

THE EMIGRANT ASYLUM ON WARDS ISLAND
INSUFFICIENT AND wRETCIED ACCOMWODA-
TIONS FOR PATIENTS-A BLOOAuNGDALE AC-
QUAINTANCE.
The Commissioners who on Saturday visited
The EuIgraut LCnauc Asylum on Wards Island found
existing there most Teprehcusibe strife between the
NaTOen and the Physician; a distressing state Of ire
sponsuu;y on the part OF thelater atcntion proved
by the escale ana suicides from drowning in the river
u wretched .Id dapdat,d building for the roceptiop
and confinement Of The insane, sort Of accommoda
lions for the serving Of meals; and no
provision for the proper classification Of
patients-the rayiug and violent being associlted
In the same pen with tie quiet and harmless. They
found that all the patients are turned loose into ward
early in the morning, where they remain wing in tho
dirt OF sitting on rude benches until after per; that
they then herd together in large rooms co.tln from
2S TO 80 cots each; that tLele is dark a.. tight and
1oul-smeing room iu the basement for the
Of patients aId taat owing TO the ncOmpetcne, of t
establishment sufficient care cannot be had for the
CLEANLINESS OF the inmates These abuses are I'm very
great measure due to the vIetclcd condition OF the
building used as an asylum.
The Committee appoiVted bY the Emigration Com
iiissoners began the inspection o the basement floor
Here they WeIe admitted into a clean bot bleak and
eheeres room, with rude benches and few chairs The
noor was without mating, and the walls we're blank
door gave access 70 corridor running through t cen
UT OF tue bmoing faced on either side by cells which
were dark and bacy ventilated. Here the Commission
efs nouced fact that was aiterwaId verified by the
testimony q Tie physician that the noors ana wood
work had undergone a scrupul0us cleansing opI, q
short time before the advent OF the marty
IN few instances tie floor was still
damp IN places Ia Cne Of these cells a wretched cea
tufe ""s ioand Imprisoned The patient was pale ano
evidently ih iIOu T.. WnwhoesOme atmosphere In iie
middle oi The passageway the door OF an apartment wa,
oseoNefed by 1KibIAL reporter the wicket OF whcl
- S0sed " ~ " render Tie cell uot only dark but air
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
BASEBALL.

The Boston Club has virtually won the champion
ship though the cea result s ecar cose Of the
season November During hmean home game,
have to be played q more sn Ordns interest beside which sig
gle for the second place the teBBau vii bs marked by
exciting eoniets The Auna present occupy he leading pooa
Por e coop, sve championship the Foorls On Sat
uFd'y the Atau yel ne uiuas The Crtoao Groun AMI
for the second time his they 1e,or by score Of 10
In Pha eha he Baltimore Atttc Cuba pa ei the a
Of their htT vas lau m 10 I ~
vii play again To-Day The Athletics py Bosots 10 Boston ths
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
THE LAURA FAIR TRIAL

SAN FBANCIsCo, Sept. 27.--Tho trial Of Mrs Laura
FAR for the murder Of col Cepicn Was eoncui TO-DAY
nehse crowd assembled and about Courtroom 10 hear e
eong argument for tie es-. conclusion of s Argument the
)u received charge from Judse Resrl,n 1etr,d
nA' fN''o SEPT -1he Iup in tue Ias came into Court
~ ns "' aAa"hd instructions ue question proof Of IN.
'-hV which Is the only groua ofd deene The Cour, n am
mat sH''' the edeaes introduced Tor purrose Of showing
'uAeeH' to overcome the presumption Of lan,y IL no, ,ua,
The Jsry Esusd ssaD aEd viii IsnaB sst usuI nssa.,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
TIE PATTENRURGu RIOT.

An investigation is holding at Pennington ". j..
nlo e recent dIblre between negro and ,h aborels
near Patienbgrgh III esni that he evnf. thus far el njs
t. An the blame from tie r to the eoo.e waueqt, have
been hsled Tor the oCbarcs au Jos Warren both
eolorsd. sLo are charged with usrat. the riot