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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24
Theodore Porlxer's scholnrsh,p.

1t happened to me some years since. in the
course of some historical inquiries, to wish
for fuller information in regard 10 the bar
barous feudal codes of the Middle Ages
as the Salic, Burgundian, and Ripuarian--
before the time OF Charlemagne. The coin.
mon historians, even Hallam. gave no yerv
satisfactory information and referred TO no
very available books; and supposing il TO
be matter of which every wel.read law
yer would at least know something, asked
help of the most scholarly member of that
profession within my reach. He regretted
his inability to give me any aid, but refer
red me to friend of his, who was soon 10
visit him, young man. who was already
eminent for legal learning. The friend soon
arrived, but owned, with some regret, that
he had paid no particular attention to that
particular subject aud did not even know
what books to refer to; but he would at
least ascertain what they we're, and let me
Know: IN. B.-l have never heard from
him since.) Stimulated by i'll success. |
aimed higher, and struck at the Supreme
bench OF acertain State, breaking in on
the mighty repose Of his honor with the
name OF Charlemagne. "Charlemarne?',
responded my Lord Judge, rubbing his bur-
" brow,-"Charlemagne lived, / think. in
the sixth century" Dismayed, retreated
with little further inquiry; and sure of one
man, at least to whom law meant also his
tory and literature. l took refuge with
Charles Sumner. That accomplished schol.
ar, himself for once at fault, could only
frankly advise me to do at last what ought
to have done at tirst-to apply to Theodore
Parker. did so. Co." replied he in.
stantly, "to alcove twenty-fonr, shelf one
hundred and thirteen, of the College Libra.
ry at Cambridge, and you will find the in
formation you need 10 thick quarto. bound
10 vellun, and lettered "Potgiesser de Statu
Servorum." | straigbtway sent for Potri.
esser, and found my fortune made. Il was
one of those patient old German treatises
which cost the labor of one mans life 10
compile ana another's to exhaust, and
had no reason to suppose that any reader
had disturbed its repose until that unwear-
lantic Monthly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

ONE OF THE PosrMAsTERs. large num-
Der OF letters were found broken open and
scattered about the streets in Galveston.
Texas, few mornings since, and runors
OF robbery were Immediately in circula.
ton, but an investigation revealed that
two little girls were the authors of the mis-.
chief They saw the boxes full, and took
out as many as they could conveniently
carry, to see what was in them. When
found one of the girls was admiring draft
for 200. The postmaster who has that
Office in charge deserves an increase of
salary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

The WAY TO DO IT.-A controversy be-
tween Nathan Porter, District Attorney
eject OF San Francisco, and Harvey S.
brown; Incumbent, as to which is entitled
10 mold the office, is in o fair way of being
speedily adjusted. Porter having received
his certificate of election and taken the
oath OF office. filed complaint against
Brown 10 the Dictrict Court, alleging the
TACT OF his election and the usurpation of
the office by the latter. An answer was put
in by Brown, judgment was rendered by
Judge. Norton in favor of Porter, notice Of
appeal was given, the appeal bond waived.
and in consequence the case goes directly
to the Supreme Court. Should the S1-
preme Court act as promptly in the matter,
1t will be remarkable instance of legal ey
pedition.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

SENTENcED.-The parties convicted at the
July term of the U. S. Court of Illinois, for
participating 10 the rescue of a fugitive
slave at Ottawa, last October, were sen.
fenced at Chicago recently, as follows: John
Hossack, ten days imprisonment and one
hundred dollars fine; Joseph Stout, ten
days imprisonment and fifty dollars fine;
Claudius B: King, one days imprisonment
aud ten dollars fine.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

RoBBERY.-The store of Mr.. We'll. at
Napa, was broken open on Sunday night,
the 10th inst. and over seven thousand dol
lars worth Of jewelry stolen. Mr.. We'll and
family reside in the building in which he
has his store, and the trunk containing sew
en- thousand dollars, was taken out of his
bedroom and one hundred dollars was taken
out OF bis vest pocket The trunk was af-
terward found near the steamboat landing.
rifled of everything valuable except papers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN SoNoMA County,
The Petaluma Argus says that rencoun.
ter took place on the 18th instant, at the
French Grocery. in the Redwoods. near
Mudge's new saw mill, between two men
named Licot and Zillhart. During the fra
cas- Frenchman interfered and stabbed
Iillhart several times in the back and side.
DT. Plggott, hi' attending physician, con-
sidered the wound dangerous.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

NARROW EscAPE.-At late fire on
freight train on the Illinois Central Rail.
road packing-case marked "codGsh" was
so badly charred that when the car was
overhauled, after the fire was got under it
fell to pieces and discovered several kegs of
gunpowder, which had been packed surrep.
tltiously therein. The shipper o. that pow
der deserved the blowing np which the con-
ductor came near getting.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

BANNER PREcINcT.-The Trinity Journal
says that at Minersville precinct. in that
county, &c votes were cast and SIG Coatrib
uted to the Washington Monument Fund,
and asks who can beat it. AT Rock River
precinct, Tuolumne county, Is votes were
polled and S25 contributed. The latter is
probably the banner precinct of the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-A fellow insulted a
lady at Portland. Oregon, recently, was
knocked down gotup and attempted to run
was knocked down again, and bore off
on his frontispiece, as a seal of his manli-
ness. the indentures of a pair of heavy boot
heels.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

CENsUs.-The population of Linn county,
Oregon, is 6.S0l-males, 1902; females,
1899 The number of families is l,2l3;
houses. I,306. The deaths during the year
ending June 1st. 1860, amounted to 55.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

BOUNDARY LTNE.-Capt. w. W. De Lacy
has been appointed by the Surveyor Gene
raj of Washington Territory to run the
boundary line between that Territory and
Oregon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
rHLEGRAN6S.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON March 3O-SENATE A message was re-
eeved from the President communicating information
respecting instruct Ors 10 naval officers in the Gu
Of Mexico and the capture Of MiramOns steamships. Al
though specific information has been received by these
officers, vet the Navy Department fully approves their
conduct.
NJ Mason reported bill to carry into effect the treaty
with Paraguay
The private calendar was considered.
Documents were sent 10 the Senate to-day by the
President TO show that Caps Jarvis instructed 10
land at Vera Cruz at the request Of Minister McIlne,
such forces could be spared for the protection Of
citizens whore persons property believed by Mr..
McIsue be in danger Capt Jarvis has also inform
e Government that he will not recognize Mamon.
IL was proposed TO blockade Vera Cruz and Capt j.
was directed 10 employ the naval forces TO afford free
iogress and egreSs all American vessels at all the
Mexican ports and to fully protect them. These instruc-
tons however had reached Capt Jarvis at the time
o: the capture of MiramonS steamers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

SENT oN.-JOhn G. Mcclellan, charged with stealing
several pieces of old timber from William Pfeifer
bled To appear before the Hastings Court at the May
term Several witnesses testified to his excellent charac
but the wife Of the complainant stated positively in
her evidence that she the accused and another man.
carrying OIL joist, at dusk, about week ago, and
when She protested against its removal they failed to
make any reply
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
I,IIE FOLLOWING PREAmBLEAND HEss

= LIIioNs htFh AGUrInD ia IhG Cut NSlLot ldhCtI1
or RICHMOND on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst Of March, 1860
Whereas, bill has recently passed the General Assembly
amending the Charter the city OF Richmond and creating Ihe
Office Judge Hastings Court aud whereas the
the said b provide shat shall go into effect only amer being
fled bv veto o. the people Off chmond:
Rs~Oed That the Commissioners OF Elections in the
wards shall opra poll Tie election Of city 5cers Wednes
dsy the An day April next by which the vote b-akes up
the acceptance the said amendment 90 tie Charter eg
teng such may be given ,r The dfHend"sHt" or
"dgdit ne 0at6s and returning the to the Council
viii the other election returns.
Rsrs5 Thai the said amendment to the Charter With tue pre-
ambe rsouon be published In The daily for the In
formation Of the voters IN the day Of election.
A cupy-Teste:
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NiARkET}

RuryoRz Nsrch 500 Flour ulcG1uged Wheat Wheat buoy
s7t.-Wht. lsgEIt5 cents ru f-u-Wh1o advanced two
cents sales 20 cents Yellow ,o.h cents. Provisions IN
changed. whisky -.-.
NFW N0hx March 8O-Notion depressed, but nomnaly
CHANGED changed Wheat hrm ami unsettled Corn
gher-Whe so cents; yellow ,21a cents Pork heavy
phi lz5nG6l4 % Whisky firm. Sugar hrm.
Naval stores dan sud unchanged kce steady at4Gti1
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Hide, oil andLealIer Store,


D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 s Third Street. between
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia DRY
sLTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sailed Kps
ner Cn T0nner and Curriers' Tools the swest prices
upon the best terms.
~ All kinds sfLeahsr In the rough wanted, which
highest market price will be given in cash. exchange
Hides Leather stored free Of charge and sold
te2l-dsm
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERy.-some four
N months since excellent towsman, NAFHTA EzEKiEI,
experimenting upon his head top entirely
We saw him w days and the place aid four months
hiss pStai s.rHE ISFAGLIBLF VIRGINIA ESiG RFo 1
Mr. Is about going into extensive manufacture OF article
which destined 70 OF anxious interest bald pAted
frends-FroDa Richmond Enquire, Dec. l2as, 1859.
This famous article be hal ofihe p cps DruggsS
Those who desire fine head ofha only the
estOrer according 10 printed directions The bottle Those who
have any doubts Of eSsey can have them or.
proving hat Is all that Is IS claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for Ord.ss, 90 Main ST. R EZEKIsL-
IN EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible that have
KIEL's VIRGINIA HAIR REsTOEER TArHTAIi EzsxiE
Ts day sworn before me, by Naph'au E1s5le jos MAYO
49, SPECIAL NOTgCE.-75 cents 10
49, 81 viii buy one OF Grahams small stencils, for
marking clothing with SDgvlE SK Can aad examine spcc-
mems or II you live In the country send Tor sample, enelostg
stamp Also, every variety Of Brands made to order;
feq-,f Cor iah and Gary ss under ro5acco Exchange
SILVER PLATED WARE.-Ice Pitchers Goblets,
cesm CAKE fe FISH and Butter Knives Tobaceo Boxes Gus
tard Stands &C We have large OF the above
goods and respectfully the attention Of all want
mh2G STEBBINS PtLLEN, No. 1Ol Broad st.
LNLOWER POTS!
Il Flower POts!!
Flower POts!!!
or all sizes, for sale at KEESEE PAIRS Pottery,
mh29 Cor. 18th and Cary sts.
~ BBLS. COFFEE AND CRUSHED SUGAR.
~ for sale by
uh2a }. " GORDON son.
49, PRESERVE THE TEETss.-
49, MEADE BAKERS "sAPONINE TOOTH-POW-
DER confidently recommended the public the hest dent
iece made for removing tartar. preventing Its
formation prs rrVing and cleaning the Ireth,
purifying Il has used by
citizens With entire satisfaction, and is fully endorsed by our best
dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
81 have used and prescribed the - SapOnine Tooth
POWder,' OF Messrs Meade Baker, aud in my opinion
preparation the ends 10 view be compounded
JSo q. WAYI, Dentist.
Prepared only by MEADE BAKER,
Pharmaceutists, is6 Main street,
mi pos.-O See, Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAS. NJ TAYLOR A SON, AUcTs,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE


COmMIssIONRR,s SALE OF REAL Rsr. ATE
~ ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN ism A
l4rH sTRFEsAs Special Commissioner appointed by decree
lsh day February lstO the case style poorr ct al ""
Thompson ct al, the undermined Commissioner viii proceed to
commencing at IL o'clock NJ the valuable LOT south
side Of Franklin between 5h and 4th Streets and Immediately
thereon 1t fronts p feet and back about 100
TEEMs OF sALEEnough In cash deray the expenses Of this
decree aud the additional sum OF five hundred dollars with legal
interest thereon from the 18th daF " October ISIS the rest
purchaser giving bonds bearing Interest from the day
the deferred payments and the title 20 be retained until all
purchase money paid and oreredb by the Court the
DRURY WOOD Special cOm'r.
NBI the sale should be prevented by the In
clemency Of the weather. the will take place the hour
place Named on the next suitable day thereafter SUNDAYS
ed) ma2G-Stawtds
VyRUSTER,s SALE OF DESIRABLE TRACT
Il OF LAND AND RESIDENCE NEAR RICHMOND In pur.
Sarah Shelton the 9th March, 1856 and duly recorded
In the Clerks Office OF Henhco County Court shall SELL the
pemses at public auction to the highest bidder UESDAY the
80 day Of April next II fair not The fair day thereafter
commencing ~ O'Clock NJ called sum
meeld the county Of Henreo near the city OF Richmond adj
joining the Catholic College tract.
The - and upon comfortable dwell
ing house. and all necessary out houses Tor the aecomda Of
small family. Its proximity the city Richmond RET der
very desirable as suburban residence aud also market
den.
TrRSscash for much will be necessary satisfy pur-
poses Of the deed say 81 &C., upon
credit Of twelve months with Interest from day sac sasao-
security by deed OF trust ooiherRe given deferred
requested 10 sell cash.
the purchaser will be able reasonable
about 81 800 Of the cash payment The title believed
good but selling trustee shall convey with special warranty
only. O. q. GRISWOLD,
mhSG Trustee
Sale ccndueied by JAS. ". TAYLOR Son, Aucts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH
= SIDE OF MAIN, NEAR TO PEARL STREET, FOR sALE AT
AUCToN-we will sell, upon the premises WEDNESDAY,
the 4h day APRIL commencing At IL o'clock NJ the valuable
property located above adjoining the store OF Mess Gard
neT, Carlton Co. and In the occupancy Of Mr. Baton.
1t front, Main street 22 feet and back average
| depth Of about 100 feet.
Being the heart OF the most business Of the city, this
| Is regarded the most Valuable property offered.
A plat may be At the OIL e Ofthe auctioneers
third cash; the balance at and years. bonds
bearing interest payable quarterly and secured by deed OF
The Insurance for 1869 be paid by the purcha
|
| mhi4-tds JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son, Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
the export duty on saltpetre.

Iyspoot March n Coon-Saes Of the week amounted to
% OO @ including $500 for speculation and T. o for export
opened with downward tendency, particularly
lands; closed d and steady 40 the following quotations
fair mlddlns Jpands fair ID, midding On d.
port 81 bales, including $4,000 American
Richardson spence Co report -four quiet and steady Wheat
frn Corn duI-uo ous given Pork heavy Lard dun
ana slightly lower sugar Arm and Ga higher Conee quiet
Gruow1r qualities 3dlttd higher Rosn heavy, and sRt
Iy lower Turp-rt u- dali
l-y market Il stringent and active. American Sc
cu-.lgs generally changed Cons0's gi}e asi's.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

JOAN r. fHoNFsoN EsQ.-The eighth lecture of the
season, before the Young Mems Christian Association Of
TINS city lwas delivered at Mechanics Hall Thursday eve
ning by John K Thompson, Esq His subject EDGAR
A foE, theme OF peculiar and werdike interest in it.
SIT rendered still more fascinating by the lecturers per
sena and professional association with the strange way
ward and unhappy man. aud by his ability to pronounce
With ertcr Justice aud accuracy upon the characteristics
OF his genius aud the merits Of his works The lecture was
listened to by highly intelligent audience with marked
attention and pleasure. It the judgement, Kind aud
We al who listened to felt themselves fortu-
nate IN being present. and left the hall with higher APP
preciaon Of the aceompshed and dsnguished speaker
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

POucE lrENs.-John K. Davis and w ?. Francis we're
before the Mayor yesterday for lighting in the street
the Armory Bridge Bound over to keep the peace.
Daniel MCLEAN, George McCline, and John b. Clid,
brought up for being drunk 10 the street. repr-
manded and discharged.
Francis MeNemara, charged with beating his wife,
committed il default Of security for his future good
behavior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
large NUMBER OF BEaUTIFUL BULL

IL ING LOTS NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS OF MANCHEs-
TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTiOS-At the request Mr. Geo.
snelngs, We shall sell az public auction the TUF
DAY. the 81 day OF april 1890 at 81 O'Clock, NJ II fair II
the next fair day. large number OF beautiful building
adjoining the residence Of the said Snellings
plat ofthe Lots be These Lots
part, remarkably well located and View
fthe city Of Richmond and surrounding country
TERM-One third cash. balance aud months aegois
bic notes interest added secured by deed
The tSxes for ls60 to be paid By the purchasers.
mh2t-tds GODDIN 4 APpERSON Aucta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
APRIvAI or THE ARABIA.

NKw YORK, March 3o-The steamship Arabia, with
Liverpool dates OF the 18th inst, has arrived here
France had issued new circular declaring the
alton Of Savoy absolutely necessary, but stating that tie
feelings Of the Sayoyans would be consulted before de-
cisiye measures were taken.
On the receipt OF this circular Lord John Russell said
that the views OF England would be forthwith embodied
with despatch and laid before Parliament
Switzerland had protested against the annexation Of
Savoy.
Il was reported that the French troops under
deTs for Cherbourg.
Some Of the English journals getting fierce with
Napoleon the SAVOY question, which they state will
be settled 10y treaty between France and Sardinia before
the StvOyans are consulted.
Full returns of the voting in Central Italy show an
overwhelming aorv in favor Of annexation 10 Sardinia
The vote in Tuscany was $4,000 for annexation, AMI
1900 for "a separate kugu0m.
An Instruction 40 Naples considered imminent.
The House Of Lords bad agreed with the House Of
Commons by majority Of so on the resolutions appro.
wing Of the treaty between France aud England.
Lord John Russell explained the position Of affairs
With China. II, said that reasonable indemnity would
be demanded and enforced if necessary, but hoped it
would not be necessary 10 go 10 Pckin.
Dispatches from Calcutta report further advance in
| the export duty satpetre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
MOST yALLAnLE PRIvATE RESIDENCE

5IH STREETS PoR SALE AT AUCn0N-wil be sold auc-
tion the premises THURSDAY AFTERNOON the 9Th April
1890 at O'clock the large and conveniently located residence
IN the occupation Of Dr. James Bottom fronting the North
side OF Grace street 2A feet running back 1913 feet alley
common feet wide The tenement Is three stories base
ment and contains II rooms In addition IN bSh besides
kitchen containing four ToCms stable carriage
the alley in The house built the
and has recently been put In complete repair The
window % caps and cornce made OF ron the gutter
lined with copper furnished with every modera
such cooking air furnace, bath ROOM water
These advantages together with lis elevated heshu posi-
and agreeable negborhood render Of the
sbe residences Ia the city The properly be inspected
fore the day Of sale.
TyR-One fourth cash balance l. and years for nego
table notes Interest added secured by deed The
and insurance for lsGO TO be paid by the purchaser.
G0DDIN A APPERS0S, Aucts
p S-Possession given LIST July mh23-tts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

NJ. A''nes' seiger vas fined IS, yesterday, BY the
o.. violating the ordinance prohibiting the use Of
a. o. Psoflne language. IN the markets. Can't this
ssss ADDED 70 The plbic streets We would guar
~ efage revenue 10 the city OF 900 per day if
AZ Eas enacted and enforced. =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

VIZ C,rNclL-An adjourned meeting of the Council
% Bed, thursday afternoon all the members present
''.'P. Ar Denoon.
RI, report OF the special committee the Aims House.
ae details Of the lettings for the erection Of the
aiding vas read and approved. The work is 10
.--ne-ced on or before the 20.h Of April next and
~ % OF before the lst OF January, ls6l.
Alien presented the annual report Of the Watering
Printed
.- '.'' passenger railroad ordinance then taken
-e-ied and passed The fare was fixed az five
~e zee proposed bonus 10 De paid 20 the city, in
..- az charges for taxes. etc, reduced from "oue
-. Tour per cent Of the gross receipts We
synopsis Of The ordnance above.
.,. lP-tauoa Of Jos Brumnell and others for the
80 .aY on certain streets, vas then presented, aud
81 " TIE Commissioners Of Streets, ia accordine e
~ uew ordnance
' moved that the ordinance reducing the price
be vithdre. IL ~
~ 49, 80 offered resolution Of thanks to the Ptesi-
a. '-e impartial manner Ia 'Fhich he had presided,
o. a. unanimously adopted
90 O'0nsa then adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

AS E-7-Nzs vIat tbs TioER"-Wm. F. Tatnm,
r1 On ibis city, icu day ago, with $500 10 bis peck
Co s--g Ills,., NIGHT. .1 returning TO his lodgings
Roma $50 to u..-o- lIl called ia 40 restaurant GA
-.l street. near rua I.-lIe. a.j .ubned tie there
-.' HI stranger vino stated chat Dis name was Egca
- l.t .e Gao DAD a. ur.. t.... The stranger finally
-.eI l-, .trt ,a.rl 10 90 faro bank together,
.-- -li-u isseutsl Iley accordingly proceeded 90
'a1.,l o, ,ly Exchange hotel anu outeged success
e i1re establishment, devoted 20 ID, polite arts OF
changing. At the last a Young n3u, with very
-'--, named Levi Moron, engaged in "a gamt OF
ls With tae banker, whose name has not been
'.,-.- "bu,Aer seems TO have Wi,hdsawn before the
s-- R-s commenced, aul T3tuu WIS an indifferent
'- 1l Presently Morton showed Eis hand 10 Ia
and asked b.1, Co 80 halves Ia a bet Oh $3.50, he
.-' sure Co Ull, and ID be- lost. be would tr0uD,e Tatum
'-s H..l BIN 90 bis room, where De bad a sufficient
. '3 pay Off he sl-5. Tllum looked at the hand,
-'s. ao- "a p,0tc.-0, 40 cards thought IL was hard
..'- l' consisted o. the deuce, ace, king, jack,
t.s- ana ten OF -rlwps. Tho game was PLAYED by Ia
PIT A- Ole banker The latter Won, uiAed up the pile,
.l-et or Ium pronounced the game 20 be tru',
-'alaa-,d at ..,-t DIS TO- lie aud Morton eit the
together. and dualy brought up 40 the "Alham5ra
.t.- street. NLrrc Morton attempted 20 dodge his
--'-te companion, by dartug through a ck-dOOr.-
.a i'.5sed iu quick pursui. aud discharged pistol
--'e, iae ball taking al. 90 in bis leg, above
--er iatlcung slight flesh Wound. By this time,
0 'eu had touad their way into the street, and
promptly arrested by the watchmeu, who Happened
',,.e'-av morning the case vas investigated before
A-y1r Morton was held 70 bail for his appearance
--'"e' u iudctmentio for unlawful gaming; and Tatum
sag la Co answer che charge OF unlawful shooting
"a ''''-et "ao VAS charged with unlawful gaming,
,1i..ts a concealed weapon, vas also required to
security Tor bis appearance az the next Grand Jury
.- @ DE Hastings Court.