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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

HrNRY G. SrAIpfNo,
No. IS Cedar street, n. Y.
DEAR SIR:
Incosed find twenty cents, (25 for which send box
OF ''Cephalc Pills" Send to address Of Rev VIM. c.
Filler, keynoldsburg, Franklin county. Ohio.
yoUr PHs tcork like csdrns--curs Headache az
most instaxtsr.
wM~c. FILLER.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

BROWNS
TROCHEs,I
BROWNS
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BROWNS
rROCHEs,
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TRo< aEs,
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IrHocHEs,
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lTROCHES,
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BROWNS
TRoCHEs.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

~ Cure O6uoh, Odd, Hoarseaess, hzfs
ANIxM easd, any Irritation Sorcness or
HsS6 De Throat, RelieUe 0e Hacking
fsy.l vUSyIYym 80 lbugh On ConsHnnEfion, Broa-
k13tI,kJ&H91S eAdis, dsfhsnd aud Ca
III 81 farrh, cieav aud gire
N2Id.V -,-- strength % ue
rOice Of
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS.
FNEw ARE AWARE or THE IMPORTANCE or
~ checking Cough OF Common Cold'' an lie first
stage that which in the beginning would yield 20 mild
remedy n neglected, attacks the lungs Browns
Bronchial Troches," containing demuicent ingredients
all.y Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

PRor. o. J. wooD-Dear SIR: take pleasure in recon-
mendng your Hair Restorative most excellent
for scald head My suffering very much from this
disease and after using bottle made perfectly
we'll. recommended others who had diseases ofthe
cad and in all had the desired effect You
recommend II withoutfear most certain for sca
head. Many others will certify that this and many other
cured from the Of your valuable Hair
Restorative. Respectfully yours,
GEORGE McSUAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

n6-A single bottle of sPALDfN6's PREPARED GLUE
win save ten times its cost annually. -JlQ
sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDrNG's PREPARED GLUEi 90
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIECESI
EcoNoMYi btsPATcHi
D6-"A srncH TnG SAWS Nrsr."-nQ
As accidents Will happen, even in well regulated fam-
Hes II very desirable TO have cheap
way for repairing furniture, toys, erockery, etc.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE err
all such emergencies, and Household can afford
to be without IT, 1t always ready and up to the sticking
point alf-ai.-l ln.-te f-e f--l rlrL -
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE ss. -..
NB.-Abrush accompanies each bottle Price as cents
Address, HENRY c. SPALDING
No. 4s Cedar Street, New York.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
II. C. SHALpIxa, ESQ

wish for circulars large show bills to bring
your Chephalic Pills particularly before my
toners you have anything of the Kind please send TO
me.
One Of my customers, who is subject TO Sick Headache,
usually lasting days. cured Of attack in
hour 6y your Pils, which cent her.
h Respectfully yours, El
W. B. WILKES.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

Office Of the Jefersonian, Phippi Va, Dec. II. u.s.
Dear SirI feel II my duty well my pleasure, to
you the following circumstances, which you
you think proper A gentleman Of this place, Ia
iawyer has been bald ever since his early youth,
much that he was compelled TO wig He was
induced to use bottle Of your "Hair Restorative
which he liked very much; and after using two
three bottles his hair grew out quite uxrranty and he
now has a handsome head of hair. The gentlemap's
is Bradford and he is very well known in adj
joining counties, many persons testify TO the truth Of
this statement give to you the request OF Bradford
You sell great deal OF your Hair Restorative in this
and the adjoining counties you have the proper agents
Yours. DC. THOMPSON SURGHNOR.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

Principal Office and saesroom No East Fourth street.
Cincinnati o. Laboratory, No. 81 Hammond street
aprll-lawdlyw.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

All orders for Schemes Tickets 10 be addressed 20
DON RODRIGUEZ, care of City Post Charleston, South
Carolina" nove-d&wly
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
Our Yoluntcers!

Tho gallant Fourth Regiment arrived in
Richmond Va, on Monday the 18th instant,
where it tromancd until Thursday tho Goth,
when it marched to Manassas Junction where,
in,conjunction with the other six Regiments
from South Carolina, they are under command
OF Gen. BEAUREGARD and are advancing OH
Alexandria. May victory perch on thoir proud
and stainless flag
We copy from the Richmond Examiner tho
1 sfyllowing compliment to tho Fourth Regiment:
(" FoURru REGIMENT OF SouTM CAROLINA
NoLuNTEERs.- Regiment is composed of
the mountain boys of South Carolina, who re-
side. whom ut home, in the Districts Of Anler-
Z aon, Grcenvilc, Pickens and Pendleton q stall
: wart and unconqnerable body Of men, about
nine hundred strong. accustomed to the use of
] arms from childhood, full of the spirit of in
dependence, and burning to avengc the wrongs
ard oppression which, for the last forty years.
tho South has suffered at the hands of the ag-
I rsHessise North. We attended the dress parade
1f this fine regiment, 1T their camp ground
near the Reservoir, on Wednesday, evening
7, whore they were delightfully."- qnancrcd in a ru
3 raj and shady situation. The mem were we'll
uniformed and fully equipped. with everything
necessary to comfort and active service, and
moved and handled their weapons with faci-
ity. grace and precision, which proved that they
had been we'll drilled by able and accomplish
Z. ed COMMANDERS we had the honor OF being
introduced to most Of the field officers and to
y exchange cordial greetings with the command
u ing officer of the regiment. Col. Sloan; Cap
9tains Fitzpatrick. Dean, Griffin Hawthorne
Sbnnkiin. Pool, IIolingsworth Anderson Hum
phreys and Long Chaplain Gwinn, Surgeon
Cooley. Of Greenvillc, and Assistant Surgeon
Burnfuln Of Anderson Mai. Wilmer, Lieut.
Col. Chas. s. Mattison. Adutant Wilkes, Quar-
tormastor Adams. Commissary Canble. Licnt.
4 Crittenuen, and several privates. among whom
so are happy to see tho Of an old ncauain-
tance-AMr. Il L. Whitaker, of Greonvllc-at-
tachedto to tho fourth company of tho regiment.
D under the command Of Capt Hawthorne and
J. whom he pronounced ono 0f his best soldiers
s Z" Last evening, (Thursday.( this regiment of
,sehfHse mon, with their accomplished officers left
4 NY railroad for Manassas Junction and have,
& by the time Of this writing doubtless rcnched
s. their destination. May kind Providence
( watch 3over them and crown thoir efforts to
y n,aintainthe rights of their Southern soil with
+ victory and honor"
n The Wilmington IN. C.) Journal also says:
q A man named John NJ Brooks. belonging
TO tho Fourth Regiment of tho South Carolina
I Volunteers. and under tho command of Can't
,Sbnnkin. fell from the cars while in motion
near 0erro Gordo. lie is badly injured in ono
OF his feet, besides bruises on other parts of the
Sbody. He is now Mt Cerro Gordo, receiving
medical attention and good nursing from Nr.
& Powell, who will be satisfied for his trouble by
t,escbnamuHity round about tho place."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
The Confederate Loan.

1t is proprosed that tho farmers Of the Con
federato States sell to the government their
surplus OF cotton, M"cat, etc., and receive pay.
mont in treasury notes or bonds, bearing inter.
est at eight per cont. Already large sales have
been made to the government. and also sub
scriptions for bonds or stock. BY this means
the war car be cnrrcd on, and Tho farmer re.
ceivc fair prico for his cotton, grain and bacon.
whilst the blockade lasts. Tho treasury notes
also furnish good circulating medium. It ia
an experiment which promises fairly for nll--is
patriotic--and wo feel no hesitation in recon.
mending it to such Of our citizens as may havo
a sarplus on hand Full particulars may be
learned, on application to Hon. g. G. MsxuIx.
Ggy, OF Richmond, Wax III.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
Northwestern Virginia.

Tho tories Of Northwestern Virginia have
& tsorgAni&cd a State government, elected Governor
y and other 0Dacers. We do not think this for
saidhble movement. The majority for seces.
es sion ii, tho State was 94,750 and tho vote
& llst seoossion was 32,l34 many Of This
| numbsfsare truoto their saato. The Richmond
plirsrssyss
a 1T friend has handed us copy of tho
yhoolipg Ipteliioeneer, OF tho 18th, which con.
&aina e ijet of those In attendance at tho Tory
4 pxan ton, tb6n in session thore Thirty.one
4 f}9s af6 Ia tho catalogue, eight Of which
xssips xitisy1f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
FOR THE KEnwEE COURIER.
Patriotism.

Mr.. Editor: The good old and loyal citizens
of this neighb"rhood, in Convention met. IIay-
ing tho honor and love of their country at heart.
and duly considering the exposed condition of
the frontiers of our beloved Confcleracy in con-
nex''n with the perfect security Of our own
comparative secluded District which We can
not conceive to be exposed in any way, MS our
Northern invaders would have to traverse nm
immense territory to reach lis from any roint,
and MS to internal .focs none but the timid and
eoward'y arc at all npprohcnsvo Of thcm, 70.
solved themselves into Il committee Of the ,choie.
ana after catm cool, and deliberate consultation.
they thought it wise and prudent TO appoint q
committee of patriotic young lados to tako
ohargo "f tho hmtd, souliess. unmarried mon of
."'S DISTRICT (wh" nrc ahlo.) and did notand
nave not courage and patriotism enough in
'hc'r composition to volapteor tl,or aeryieSsia
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
Serious Accident.

Ro regret to learn that serious accident oc-
sCurred at the Railroad trestlc over Sixand-
Twenty creek, between Pondloton and ,Ander-
son on Saturday last. In removing tho trcstlc,
! for the purpose of putting up q bridge over
that stream, the trcstlc giving way, fell aud
knocked two Of theworkmcn of tho trestle.
who fell to tho, ground, q distance of forty and
,hfty~sx feet respectively. They were danger
Slsly injured. Other persons had narrow
IhsScana. III
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
The Seat of War

Is glimmering' with tho occasional flashes of
conflict bctween the opposing forces. The fodl
jscralists have moved upon Virginia in three
Sfieavy columns, and the contest for victory can
sssnot he long postponed. The onward movement
sSof Gen. Bcauregard is significant. lie is with
Win q few miles Of Alexandria and is really men
Sncing Washington. His policy doubtless is,
however, to provoke nn attack upon his forces
y and then fall back on his cntrcnchments Mt Ma
nassas junction, where he can safely hazard n
Is general battle Then. when tho enemy are
Sbeaton back, forward movement of his COM
ebaratively fresh and eager troops would result
sssh complete disaster to tho Lincoln TIossians-
atnow, all is speculation. With littlc pa
ssfce, the result will be before us.
Tne reported secession Of Maryland reaches
{ as through Richmond. 1t needs confirmation.
Tho proclamation of Gov. Jackson of Mis-
souri,, on the first page, is proof of the change,
If any were wanting, taking place in the char
tiacter Of the government of the United States.
ait is now one of the most dctested dcspotsms.
n Throughout tho Confederate States great
y confidence is felt in tho government, and much
betterlsec"rty for life and property is attained
! than we experienced this time last year. The
4 crops. too, arc good, and our prospects general
T-iy are encouraging.
! Oar columns contain the latest ncws.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
From Texas.


Extract of a lotter from Texas, dated 30th
May, 1851:
"We have had fine seasons up to this time.
Corn looks we'll Wheat is good throughout
the State. and we are very busy harvesting it
now. Whcat will not be worth more than SO
cents per bushcl at present. Harvest hands
are ar worth 81 per day, or two bushels of wheat.
TIE BANKS IN SoUTn CAReLiNA-Thc Char
lesion Mercary publishes the Comparative View
of the average weekly condition of the Banks
in this Stato, from their returns to the Comp
trollcr General, for the month Of MAY. From,
this statement, we compile tho following synop.
sis, which embraces all tho important purtcu.
lars to the general reader:
LIABILITIES Capital, $li.952. .4S6 sS: cir
cnlatinn, So, $50. 1902 43 profits on hnn,l So
l0s, S28; due banks, $4,6S2, 1886. .2S: depos.
its, S6.067 ,307.3S; due State. S2.784,254. .26 :;
other items, $l,450. $37. .O70 1851.
REsoURcEs.-Specie, Sl.445. .05244 real cs.
tate, S694.5063s; bank notes 1904 900 65 :;
due from banks. So. ,S23.70; discounts. Sill
9oS53l3S, domestic exchange, 5000. .5l4S2; /;
foreign exchange. S4O4l oS0. 20 bonds and
stocks, $4,000. l9O05; suspended debt. 50 433,.
G5l.3l; branches. 1923 1908; State. $354,.
890'l7; other items $950.lG4 $37 ,O7O,-
5S5.3l
By comparing this statement with TINT of the
previous month, we untce an increase in dcpos.
its to the extent Of 5000, ,J84 Sl nm incrcnse
in discounts of 500 sol 10; an increase in for.
cign exchange of SSo0G5O4O. while domestic
exchange shows decrease of 1891 4S9. 2G ::
specie, decrease of $2S 233 70, and circulation
decrease Of $949,9l450.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29


TERROR TO LINCoLNITEs--The Lincolnites
in St. Louis were painfully exercised fcw days
ago. by a report that Gen. Bcaurcgnrd was in
tho city. Squads were sent in oil directions to
search suspected houses, and arrest the General.
BosToN PURCHASING AMERICAN CorroN IN
EuRorE-Tho British ship George A. Holt
cleared from Now Orleans April I, with $500
bales Of cotton for Queenstown. She arrived at
the latter port May q her cargo was sold by
sample Mt Is ceuts, to u Boston purchaser, and
the ship is ordered to ro.cross tho Atlantic for
tho benefit of tho Massachusetts Cotton Mills.
Liberal PRoposIrloS- l.. Hanover. of
Pocahontas, Randolph county. Arkansas. offers
tho Southern Canlcicracy n loan of 5000. 900,
without interest until tho war is ovc.. and then
will take tho bonds Of tho Coufederacy ut low
interest.
RcE-Tho Charleston Courier learns that
the prospect for full yiold Of rice. at this sea-
son of the year. was never better in that section
of the country, and that rcport$'from every other
section arc equally fiat sring.
DECLINE IN THE REvESuE-Thc foreign i'm
portntons Mt New York continue to dwndle,
and 'he Government rcvonnc from that source
has fallen to very trillins figure. The custom
receipts ut that port. on Friday. l.Ith inst, aud
the aggregate for the week, did not. it is stated,
exceed $1,000
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
Save .vour Seed

is ~ matter of concern just now that garden
q Sers and housewives seeds Of all kinds. The
usual supply from the North, were the seeds
as goodaas those matnrcd here, will be cut off,
z beside, there is commcndabe economy and in
Z dependonce connected with it, that should mako
the injunction to save seeds be observed. There.
ftUc, al Save your Seed"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29

meeting at Wallalla on Saturday July Gtln at 10
o'clock, a. M. for the purpose of forming Homo
Guard and Society for the relief Of such families
of tho volunteers rs may need tho assistance Of
their follow citizens.
Resolved, That after our meeting on next Mon
dny. July LIST, and as soon offer shall have
been accepted by Col j. L.. ORR, list Of tho
names of the volunteers he published in the papers,
as we'll ns list Of the names of those in our COM
rnny who remain at home.
Capt. j. NJ HEHcKfN, Scrg't IT. FAGEN,
Lieut.. M. BULwINKEL, DR.. A. j.. EoRMAN,
Scrg't H. p. TnoDE. Rev. G. +. BANsEMHR,
Committee IF Publications
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
00MMWl WlNO0ATODNg.
roR THE KEowEE COURIER.

Dear Courier: sond you list Of the officers
and privaes Of Goldcns Creek Company, which
was formed for home protection, and taking care
of tho wives and children of our voluntccrs within
our bounds. The company was organized on the
LIST Of this instant, and officers elected. and com
mttcc appointed to draught constitution and byo-
laws for tho same which was done by clcctng tho
following officers ~ ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
No Court.

y Owing to the disturbed condition Of tho coun-
sstry, il nas beon determined that there shall be
Sno Court Of Equity, at this place, next wcok.--
1 Pressing business may be disposed of ut Green
willie at chambers. There was no court at An.
. dorson, this week, for tho same reason.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29

JAMTS s'EADORN. Sccrcnry 4 Trensnrcr.
Picafes-tieorSc Scnbnrn. J. w. Cnbb j. j.
Lewis. j. n Dnyle, S s. Cherry john Miller,
John B. Sitt"n W ID. DIlnrd. w. A. Russell,
W. Manly, Archibald Phillips, jain lIustic,
ard Rcddy NJ. Collom. Geo. Boyle +, ,ra Manly,
Wm. d. I. Manly. j. W. Crawford A. 6.
Campbell, Jnmes Hunter. w. II. D. Gnilard,
John NlcGrath, John ii. Maxwell, L. L. Nc
Brydc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29

PRtvA7 is-Jeffcrson Pilgrim, Aaron Mann, III.
Sargeant ". G. Ellinburg, Wm. Perry. d. Merida,
Pleasant Keys, John Garrett. John Eads. Lewis
Green, Joseph Lawson. Silas Perry. John Waddcl,
IL. w. Johnston. David Gillhnm g. J. Ellinhurg,
Earl Chimney. C. H. Brock. WIN. Nixon. Lewis
Mann, John Rampcy. J. r. Rnmpcy. W. 0. Brock,
VIM. Smith. j. G.. Pilgrim. l.. Floyd. Isaac Chap
man. Wm. Banks. John Garner. ID. Blackwell. j.
G. Allen, w. Dow. Wiley Russell. II. u. Johnston,
Il. Lawson \. H. Madden. Samuel Chapman Wm,
Allen, Tyler Sergeant. Bnyls Sargcant. Jonathan
Prince, T.. Pilgrim, j. +. Gillian. j. o. Lumpkin,
q. +. Golden.
The committee consists of the following: Thos
d. Garvin, Wm. Clayton. Robert Johnston. Xiphe-
niah Smith. j. B. Clayton, jonathan Boiling, Il.
Madden, Carter Clayton.
You may rest assured our constitution and laws
arc all sufficient and binding The publishing of
them might take up too much Of your space there
fore, we content ourselves to give. by your invi-
tntion the names Of officers and privatcs in
your excellent paper
THOMAS d. GARviN,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-15
La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL C0URT-JUDGE BOND
:, John Tipit, charged with an assault upon caches
Morrow, called for trial, when the prosecuting
witness failed to appear and stet was entered-
State Us. Robert Taylor, charged with an assault
upon Benjam Haskinson, small boy; adiudged
guilty; fined SIS and costs.-State Us. Charles c.
Miles, indicted upon the charge of keeping two
billiard tables, at No. 10 McClean's alley, without
license. 1t was shown that the accused had a
transferred license and the Court therefore entered
non pros.--John Quinn, charged with an as
sault upon Henry Tinetch, prayed a jury trial.
which was granted.-State Us. Margaret Arm
strong and Thomas Ii. Smith, charged with cross
assaults upon each other; Smith adjudged not
guilty; Mrs. Armstrong adjudged guilty and fined
So and costs.-State us. William Schaeffer, John
Beggerman, and Richard Seward, carged with an
assault upon Charles Imhoff. Schaeffer not guilty,
prosecutor to pay costs, Biggermand and Seward
guilty. Ordered to pay fine of 81 and cost each
John Quinn, charged with assault, was released
upon $500 bail to appear before the Grand Jury.
William Christian, charged with selling liquor
on Sunday, was also released upon security in the
sum of S500.-John Joyce, indicted for house
breaking admitted to bail in the sum of 81 00O
Isaac w. Jewett, Esq, admitted as a mem
Der of the bar.--Adjourned until Saturday morn
ing next at IL o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT C0URT-JUDaE KREBs
Jane j. Thomas, administrative de bonis non
with the will fannexed, of Henry Peters Us. f. E.
b. nintze. Bill to enforce payment of rents
against DR.. F. E. B. Hintze. Before reported
Not concluded.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-JuDGE GILES
Andrew Rench Eliza c. DENY. Demurrer
to bill. Not concluded.
No business of public Importance was transacted
in the other courts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-15

MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES TRooPs.-On Sat
urday morning last, two companies of the I'd Cav
airy, D and b, from Camp Cooper, Texas, passed
through this city en- route for Washington. Com
pany D, composed of go men, was commanded hy
Capt. Palmer, and Company 81, numbering SO men,
BY Lieut. Harrison. company of 81 men also
passed through yesterday morning, destined for
the same point hut we were unable to learn any
thing more than the mere fact of their passage
COLLISION IN THE BAY.-On Wednesday n;obt
last a collision occurred in the bay between the
schooners W. C. Bayne, of Baltimore, bound To the
Patuxent river, and the schooner ST. Worv hound
for this port. The w. c. Boyne was injured to
such an extent as to render it necessary ~ throw,
overheard the greatest portion of the cargo Sba
was towed into the harbor of Annapolis by the
schooner Prtmd Donna in sinking condition.
. ACCIDENT FROM ETHEREAL OL.-Another accident
from the use of ETHEREAL oil occurred on Saturday
nlght about O'Clock, which resulted in the burn
ing OF young lady named MARY Goodman. resid
ing with her mother at "a South Paca street. She
was nilng the lamp when it upset and fell upon
tue moor, setting the young lady's clothes ON fire
ana also burning the carpet. Fortunately the
names were extinguished before she was seriously
injured.
OFFICERS AT THE ALMsHousE.-The Board of
Trustees OF the Almshouse, Friday last elected
George W. King, Overseer, in place of Capt. John
McCollum, present incumbent; George Cotton,
Physician. Mrs. Jane Hill remains matron of the
institution.
THEFT.-James jackson, colored, was on Satur.
day morning arrested by Captain Brown and no
liceman Harner, charged with stealing piece o.
cloth from Mr.. Hammerslaugh, Lexington street
which, however, was recovered. Justice McLauph
lin committed him in default of security to appea,
at Court.
FALSE PRETENCEs.-A man named John Kavla,
was arrested last night by officer Davidson. upor
the charge of obtaining the sum of SIS from Mr.
Abraham Ullman, under false pretences He wa
committed to Jail to answer at further hearing
by Justice Hiss
assault WITH INTENT TO KILL-A man named
Ihomas Dutrey was arrested on Saturday nigh
by officer Rutherford, of the Middle District upor
the charge of assauting and beating James Smitl
with intent to kill He was taken before Justice
Mckinley and released upon bail for further
hearing.
AN OUrRAGE.-A man giving the name of Clinic,
James was arrested on Saturday night by Officer
Carter, upon the charge of throwing stones into {
City Passenger Railway car, thus endangering thu
ilves OF the passengers. Justice Hiss committed
him to Jail for a further examination.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-William Moran
was taken into custody on Saturday morning b,
Sergeant Chalmers upon the charge of passin!
counterfeit money. He arraigned before Jus
tice Mclaughlin, who committed him for furthe
hearing.
SAILED.-The steamship Joseph Whitney, Capt
w. Loveland, sailed this morning, at nine o'clock
for Boston Uia Norfolk, with full freight and 81;
cabin passengers.