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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06
The ..OId Public Functioanry."

In recen, speech NJ Chicago, Parson
BnowxI0w said
The last one OF those that Vas made the
cats paw Of. and the mcanest one OF the
whole crowd. by any odds, was tho Old Pub.
lie Functionafy OF Pennsylvania. Roars OF
laughter An old man whose heart and
soal Is with tho rebellion tonight. That's
tine / have canvasscd the State OF Penn
sylvanis.
have been IN Lancaster. and all about
over that county. ! have not talked with
him personally. have not got so low yet.
Laughter But converscd with reliable
and intelligent Pennsyvanians OF high stand
ing aud integrity. who had conycrsed with
him, to whom he said This war il all
wrong il ought TO be stopped. We ought
20 stop Il. We can never subduo this peo-
pie They arc not the people 10 be con-
quercd. and 20 on, evidently showing by,
the tenor and tone OF his conversation, that
he is With the enemy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

CALIFORNIA ELrcrioS.--The result OF he
election for msmbefs OF the next Legislature
published There are 40 Senators aud 50
Assemblymen. OF Senators, - bold over
from last year: only Is were chosen at the
last election. 0fthe hold over Senators. IL
are Union rncn. : are Cotton (or Union,
Democrats. and are seces,ionsts. Those
chosen or tho 81 inst. all belonging TO the
Union party. which thus has a majority OF
%. la the Assembly. % arc Uuion men,
! arc Cotton Democrats. and ; secessionisfs,
with Union majority OF 80 The Union
MAJORITY on joint ballot "a TS. OF the o.
Union AssemblYmen. - we're formerly Re
publicans. snd 81 were Douglas Democrats
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

n NLw ORLEANS letter writer s.,s a. 4
the plantations in that vicinity are all desert
ed. The cane Is said 20 be beautiful I'D
ready for cutting. but no one to DO il. " NY
persons are buying crops a. they stand. some
intending to try white labor. Others are trv-
inc 10 hire uegroes Gen Butler SAYS the
negroes may be hired Mt ten dollars for the
men and i've dollars for the women. n
month. 10 be worked ten hours DAY. and
that he will not force them TO remain on the
plantations unless they wish to remain. The
planters in'snd grinding all their cane.
leaving none Tor seed, and we suppose this
year will bc the last .ugar growing year for
some time 20 come.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

Abolition 81 slavery I'm the Dutch
West Indies

The law Tor the abolition of slavery ia the
Dutch West Indies already announced
passed the States General OF Holland ~ n
majority of forty Eve 90 seven. The follow
iug are the regulations adopted respecting
the slave abolition a, Surinarn
Ist The abolition 81 slavery on thc first
ofJuly. l-63.
81 Tho owncfs 10 receive compensa-
ton of 800 guildefs Si2u' for each slave.
81 The supervision OF he State not to
continue Tor more than fca YEAR AZ The out
side
ill hc getcfnnifut a. pnfaGe- immi
grafton. sal oacr- Tor th1s purpose. for a
period 81 Eve seafs. premiums not a. exceed
a million 81 guidors >in OH
9Th Fixed labor % he obligatory ea III
the cnsaucipaied.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

Fxo~ JA~rs Ris1.--A gentleman ~Ao
iel our aerf "a tAc snoefh Of the James river
ga SATURDAY. iaiofus the National late cen
fer than he tsaleua. Captain Rodgers. sDd
othcr stroee boats therc. arc waiting tie AZ
pear.rcc of tic re- Rsoei iron-eiad Al Rich
mo,,d. All arc oon6dsni Of givin< good &C
c.sssu. q her II So s,ssil ne bold enea<h .
hazard = szial q Strength.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

CAfIFoRNiA AND ruE WAR.--Thc Boston
Traveller has received recent San Fran
cisco letter which SAYS "Orr Mayor Ia.
already sent TO the Sanitary Committee one
hundred thousand dollars. contributed by
Our citizens. and another one hundred thou
sand dollars goes TO day. San Francisco
has done we'll for the sick and wounded. and
" III yet do great deal more. The Prcsi-
dents Emancipation Proclamation takes we'll
in California. An our loyal people approve
Of H.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

Tuf Senate chamber az Washington q
ready Tor tie cargeans and desk Tor mem
bcss The Representative hall = beng
scrubbed ouf oli-iic tho hniidin- eveff
orc l. hsf,l ~ verk cleaning The rsarhlc. art
tao grand stige1-c- Of the cN-snsion Afc rapid
Is approaching cempleiion L : estimated
sliat by nc In al Sally the bronze statue Of
America - 90 bc elevated q tho po<.tieu ea
the d0uc Il Is q occupy. Tho elevation ~
the statue aud total hight 81 tie iriiiipe
Nil lc fHn fees
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

DHfrlCptrr hss ARISEN between Englsnt
and Peru. relative % the fsi-e imprisonment
Of .cscfai faclIshncn n whlca the author
tie. are alleged - have committed the most
asrrart acts cf cruelty aDi injustice. The
Eaelsh Government has taken the matter N
hand. and ssvsfsl snes 81 wss vii soon Re
iq Ca'iao.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

HiEf ia a specimen Of ono oi the born
patrician" Of the South. ssa notorious Van
kee literary man calls them An old wretch
came within TIE Union line- AZ Newburn n
few DAY. sgo looking for an escaped slave.
a hasdsomc girl Of sixteen wears. Finding
thai mas,cr's claim vas not recognized.
The piiilpl oh william ins.s,eA upon claiming
her by li1hf ~ being hef father 81 tie
chixsifsf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

AT Hartford. tie c''fcr d-s. woman vent
iaio a broker elsre azd inqaircd What be
f,Asd Tor geld. lie sola her. Well. saii
&c. pptiag her hngcr ~ her mosih 70 re-
ssoee her false teeth. = ~as Eoing - get
ner -ct - teeth aai Thought i sell he ed
pate
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

No lAQtoE FoE SOLDIERS. "A Harpers
Ferry letter SAYS tho military authorities are
very rigid with those who sell liquor 10 the
soldiers. Al hotels have guards in or near
the bar-rooms to stop the sale Of liquor 20
those Ia Government employ. Some vesy
amusing incidents occur daiiy. especially
when the scntres intercept colonies and
those Of higher grade Its no use to parley
with the scnfries, as shcy arc iDexorable.-
The higher the rank Of tho officer. the les
are hi. chances OF getting a nip
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

THE fr,ncc of Als;aria. her - the SQ.an
"a cfoun. has lasi heen formally received
iata ihs Spanish arfav a. "frst so,dieF ia he
Esss - gin1ert re hinS's crn It's arc i
fear sears srd tcn rscnth$ Aiies TIC parade
lhc f.siluz EerticEnar hao3c.i 4 rsi-<s fall -
f.sas. b. orlst hat - carrste- -, sAt drink
~ hcaiih.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

RouAx4ic. Irish maiden Ut Dubuque
while ENGAGED Is the eseial and healthy e
ercisc 81 washing reccnsis, feiiiuto c.sterr
A bachelor le.leu beng bear puagei IL AID
re-rucd her They are % &c nsrrse4 ~
Tlarrararf fBriaecrsf snd News
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

IL j. bath foolish and UNJUST that men
should be arrested IN The Southern Confcd-
cracY Ter countericting the Confederate
notc-. There j. NJ real difference between
n counterfeit rebel note and n genuine one.
The one promises "a paw AMI the other
promises 20 pay. AMI one lies and he other
lies - Lou Jour
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

Ma. CoEwiN. the American Minister Ia
Mexico. Is very i'll IN the Mexican capital.
and IL j. thought he cannot long survive. His
health is reported 70 be quito broken down
Mr. Corwin has laborcd hard. for tho past
year. in trying to secure all from tho United
States for Jaurcz The dcfca, Of his treaty
says a correspondent. was dishcarteuing
blow 20 him. which hls hs'l a rread effect "a
his usual joyous spirits
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

\ trApsa. osiieer IN tie Treasury Depart
men, ~ Washington has nidc a eeasi Die 10
marx usoE The condition 81 the stock market.
we can do nothing here. ~ays be. TO stay
the si.cin roi The matter q IN 'ho hands
ofoer eenerais whsa The, win victories
gold srd government Psrcf vi nissc friends
aeain
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

l., tie Last census, there vas but sHe as
in the State OF Rhode Island 60 2. .000 ia
South Carolina. raa whoever ~ AZ loss To
account lor the rebellion. should note the
prevalence of that species IA All the rebel
States. ,idc Report. p ~ P,orid,nc,
journal
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re STAUR ANT.
NURSERY.

I HAVE PURCHASED the sniue
Il Surs>rT stscs q NJ N.1.s. Esr.hsi. Co.
eeo1ty. IL. s>i 81 p-ersreS - fufuffh AZ fioss
- Trees snf OrIsnestsl ssfahbsry - lie lo~e>t
cash psfcss k-~f- Tires. - 10y sif~. fre1 =
t7rh b , t-<>~~es rsr~t~~. - To - = -
fsrs -.
syrdiy ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

a CASsn4AS gentleman. nov 81 WashiHg-
ton. SAYS tAat The number Of soldiers IN ouf
afmy Who como hitler from Canada Tor the
expires purpose ol cuiistinE5 IS much larger
tilan Is CcncFal,y supposed IL ole 81 the
Acruoat regiments aicnc thcfc are - less
than ouc hundred Frcnch C..as1isus And
among oas sagSeoas iheIs afc several uho
we're c,irrstryl a. Mrcd' Csiie.s. Montreal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

II showed los tseaty -!oar hours IN Central
New YORK last SATURDAY ard SUNDAY. &c
t~eca syracuse and Roch ester TIC s1ou Vas
ciclt inches deep ca Monday morning. d
Ssowc6 pretty generally throEgaogs ne
West a. atoni TIC 2no tine. an "a laf
South as Central Kcnsueky. H. NeS Eng
i@rsi saey 49, hsala sqsinkl,aS e hakcs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

HIS Institution is conducted by
4 wM HssxELE. krmeriy irst assistant Teach
er IL bryant's Commercial College. indianapolis,
and recently Principal % the Commercial College
At Aitcs. X j. also under the direeten q Prot T.
J. Bryant. Principal 81 Bryants C0mmercialC College
al indianapolis. one q The Oldest and most popular
Commercial Teachers in the " est
Our facilities for inpsrting thorough instruction
In all The Mercantile branches unsurpassed. While
fh- price Il tuition i below that OF similar iustiu
tisa.. making this not only the cheapest but also
cre Of the most thor0ugh Institutions In the Union
For the benefits derived from Commercial ktu
cation, We refer 10 Huni's Magazine. walker
American law. freediey's Treaties On Rusincss, or
the veil Informed has iness men OF any community.
The facility With which cur graduates secure
good employment Is well known aud those DESTROYS
" good situations after graduating viii siniy fui
Il u their advantage O. attend this Institution.
Evening classes from too.
Notice 70 Basaess usa.
All business In our department, a. copying, ienr-
Mailing. posting. settling accounts, opening and
closing books. Ac. will receive prompt and efficient
attention.
Those wanting either accountants statesmen ~
agents. are requested 20 cali or address a. when
fuii Information Of qualification VIII - given:
CALL OR SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
- Persons expecting written answer. VII p.eaas
enclose a stamp and address,
I. !. BRYANT. Pres. o. WI. HASKELL. Principal
Indianapolis. Ind. ferre nsnte. iri
Scv5com.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

AL THOSE KNOWING them
N ,sfe~s insst1ef - y <ipqest f'1an. Ill
fkssss call - czff arr ntffis. Y doe - III a.
<~s,rs. -fs,rss fa~sksr noff2s fttesr party - tis
-rm = $1,000 O. setfif iba sccg1r1s-
~ Isr.rn IN ns fk4nf .; ~ 81 ssor<. lie Va
ossA street. tffkkI u L-1>.
A.. -. 80 6s-a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

We sse told that thi- is s,rikingly eIem-
plfed ia the rebel Confederacy. where. "a
We all know there has been salt famD,.
for year and halt The rebels DOWN
there are getting shocking magyotty.-
Their bodies are said 10 be all alive y tn mag
gois like an old cheese. Eyea tho cellular
Tissues OF the once lovely ladies. We grieve
20 learn. arc as full of grubs as ever the cells
OF hsncYc0mi we're OF Young bees. The
whole population need wOrmiug oftener
than a tobacco patch This j. an awful con-
dition OF things, q he sure.-Tonisc,ne
Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

fEox time immemorisl. r. has been konwn
that. without salt. man would miserably
perish. and among horrible punishments.
en,ailing certain death. that of feeding cul
prits on -alfless lOod ~ said to have pre-
vailed in former tines Maggots and Ger
ruption are spoken OF by ancient writer's a.
the disgusting symptoms which sAitlc-s food
enccndeTs.'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

,rBE COMPREHENSIVE Here
u 1879 existinx h<f~e~r y. Sippsrt 4 wiiiiso
frIFn. go as tay fIsoois<f - sspfa-i csrsenL
xfrrFRT a w rrS<
r...s- n.ns.. leg ]. lsCs-
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COIlEc lATE.
COLLEGIATE.
BRYANT 4 HAsXELL,s
Commercial College,
hinshairs Building, Main Street,
TEKY. E-HAUTE. IND.

lhOAAs, BRYANT. President. Indianapolis.
~ I'D SKILL. Principal, TeTre Haate.
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l.. RYCE 4 son
MEDICAL.
Dr. }. w. MORGAN

MILL PRACTICE NEDlCIAf
w All O,.s,eiSie-. n rsrre- iianis ani vicinity.
~ all its hraachcs-
O,rfrr-Nc. ; lrten Rs,~. up stairs.
i1SprsIr-No a. Eagle =. nofih 81 Seminary
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LOCAL NEWS.
3 -s;,snArkI, r..9.4,

6RovHRs THEAfzR -" Dombey 4 Son, :" drs-
mat'Eed from D ickers' Interesting novel Of that
name, will tie pFodueed tonight at Grovers
appears to night as Cspt Cutie; Mr.. Mortimer N
Toots; Ara Germon as MB Skewton; Lofty
Hough ss Florence Dombey, assisted by all the
rrominent members Of the Comedy Congress
Thursday evening Mr. Grover takes a bebft
FoRp's ATHENTUM Tbs night has BEEN ,es
apart for the benz At Of Mr. w B English, author
of q The Tire Fast Men" for which occasion
all the old favorit =, led OF by Jerry Blossom y
VIII appear. together with greatly augmented
Bsw and interesting features In songs, dances,
and eorundrums Miss Mary W alker, the beauti-
ful vocalist; Emma stanley, the popular dansense,
Lewis and Christie, the daring gvmnasts; and
Jackson BainPs, the champion skater, will all
appear and assist in the entertainment.
.ODr FELLows' Hall The exhibition Of the
principal scenes Of the great rebellion will be
continued during this week The painting iiself
10 not only superior one, but much mechanical
Ingenuity 10 displayed In the representation Of
the movement Of ships. The action between the
Monitor and Merrinac Is very interesting.
CANTERBURY Manager Percival has effected
arrangements with the principal stars Of the New
York Canterbury and Mtlodeon and the Pbila.
deIphia Olympic for a series % nights Among
those engaged are Marietta Zlnfretia, Of tight
rope fame; Marietta Ravel, the celebrated dan
Hn.e; Eva Brent famous as vocalist; the Ssgrist
Brothers, who as gYmnasts cannot be excslled;
tOs ether With many others, and assisted by all the
I'd Canterbury favorites.
strawberry FESTIVAL -rhe Ladies' Mite
Society, OF Ryland Chapel, will hold straw.
berry festival at Potomac Hall, on the Island
commencing this evening. The proceeds will be
devoted 70 the reftting Of the church, and we
.trust the benevolent will not forget the ladies who
are engaged in this praisswortby wo'k, but assist
them b. liberal contributions Every endsavCr
has been made TO make the affair q pleasant one.
CNIOS CHAPEL The ladies Of Union Chapel
cordially invite all who have a surplus OF loose
ChsnRe to deposit IL at their strawberry, cream
and ofdl festival, to be held for three nights at
the corner OF Nineteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Call upon those ladies and pass an hour
Of rational enjoyment
ACADEMY OF Mt Free concerts daily at
RoSenthal's resort Refreshments always at hand.
ARaLLo CONCERT SALoeN.-Free vocal and In
tt--r1cntai concerts daily. and Ethiopian eccen.
tricides. Refreshments always at hand, and dis
pensed by pretty waiter girls.
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LATE LOCAL Ne VS..

CRIMINAL CouRT.-This court met this sooyn-
ING, Judge Crawford on the bench
Mar,hsl Lamon made return Of the following
an grand Jurors .-..-.-
George w. Riggs, John II. Semmes, John %.
Blake, Sohn Van Reswiek, Manhsn Brown, gno.
Alexander, Matthew w. Gait, VIM T. Dove,
VIM. -orme, Richsrd Pint, VIM. b. Tennsy,
VIM. b Todd, Elias E. White, Robert Besle,
stephen P. Franklin, Geo. w. Utermehle, VIM.
o. T.. MuIdocK, Geo. w. Beall, Job w. Ansus,
Bushrod w, Reed, ssmusl Lewis, Edw. simms,
Samu A. II. McKim and Thos Blagden.
Returns was also made Of the II lowing 90 petit
Jurors Hugh d. Prather, VIM. A. Mulloy, Jno-
Waters, Geo II. Grant, Robt. w. BATES, Jas H
Somers, Henry Thorne, james eoiseau, John
=. Hopkins, James nisnkin, Jos. Hedrick, David
Hines, Thos. Fullslow, Emanuel Compton, Mar
TN p. King, Rich'd L Ross, Geo. w Dant, Jno-
T. Garner, Thaddeus sturgis, John X. Dale, Ds
vid Fouble, Edw,d c. Ecklof, Gee. w Cooley,
Jacob Young James L. Owen, hos. G. Wsrren,
VIM. r. Drury, James L. Davis, E E OiBfien
and John X. Queen.
The court usnsacted no business this morning
except simply to call the list Of jurors, and then
adjourned until Wednesday morning mex, 81 a
O'Clock. -
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GENEROUS OfFER.


Tie h-st Baptist Church, Who have been
worshipping since the destruction Of their house
with Or. GurleyS Chuich, held meeting yester-
day afternoon, and Instructed the bnilding CON-
miNse 10 tender 10 the authorities the edince on
Thineenth street, for hospital purposes. The
committce waited on the Secretary OF War this
morning, ans presented the following communal
cation;
AVA sgIHsrOS, June 10, 1872
"Sir: As their exists & want OF hospitsl 10
oommodstion In this city for s.ss oek and wound
ed soldiers, the undersigned. on DeAf OF The
First Baptist Church Of " ashington, hereby Ten
der to the government our house Of wSsship, re
Gently rebuilt, situated on 13sh street, between &
and SITS. The members Of the church have Ala
resol ed 10 do what they can for the relief and
comfort OF those who may be placed therein.
1--WE have the honor Go be vhur obr serv'U,
p. HATE,
wv CLkIEE,
EDWARD fopHs,
W. w. NcPuERsos,
-..r Committee.
"HeN. z. NJ. srAkToN, Secretary Of War.r
The Secretary received the COMMITTEES In thu
kIndest manner, and returned his warnest 40
acknowledgements for The generous sfsr. Toe
church 10 admirably arranged for Q hospital, has
Just been rebuilt, and religious services were to
have been resumed next sabbath.
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DATENT oFFioE Cugl0slTIEszsgas =
sHs .s n II Fssns
An6saSsi Books 6oyeInment Books; Does-
Sorss; KpTnt Patent Once KelortE Chess Hyoks
mrnished 10 Pedlsrs; Military Trials mlltiA1
sso v at oVsr s,SS milss; may fSouanS cSssI
SSoLs sSssR Tsn s; VIZ s,lss' @s
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION For the derange-
ment Of the system incidental to the change OF
diet, wounds, eruptionS and exposures, which
every volunteer Is liable to- there are no remed es
20 safe, so convenient, and reliable az Holloway
Pills and Ointment, IS cents per box. 200
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DfEE6.

On the 18th instant, JOHN W. LlNKINS, IN
hts SSH year after Iona spd painful illness which
he bore vita christian foriituce. May he rest In
His rel.fives and friends are respectfully invited
o. attend HI. ia neral, ,tgooio1k on TuesdaJ fro m
his ate residence, street, bet veen % AND 2Sh.
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GENERAL oRpEs.

HsaScsas ss-s Mtlsta,y Dtst. Of WssAtsTfc~.l
washington, DC June ian, Use
General Orders, No. q.
To prevent frauds upon the Government, Il rs
directed that hereafter no soldier whose company
10 In the city or viciaity thereof, shall be "a
mitted into 6Ospital without the order Of the
Surgeon Of the command 10 which be belongs
A descriptive list, clothing and pay account,
should accompany this order. No disabsfse
papers Sill be made out on the Statement Of 'bs
Soldier 1" II he belongs 10 this command.
By command Of Brig Gen. wsdswcsth;
JOIN p. SHrRpuRsE, Capt and A. A A. 6.
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= L. n
Cnoes FIRING I'm the esrly part Of last weet,
Mrs Crfsmond, living near the ifon bridge In
Swan poodle, procured warrant from Jusloe
Claytoi, against Mr. and Mrs Newman, charging
them With threats Of violence Newman was ar
rested on tie charge, and gave security to keep
the p,scei but En Newman, having been beaten
BY her husband, was not able 10 appear until Fri.
day afternoon, wien tie c.fe W. Partially heard
and post poned until Saturday, when Tiers ww 4
further examination, and the case was con tinued:
Mrs Newman then had q warrant issued against
Mrs. Crismond for profanity, who ruled the case
for this afternoon. Mrs. Mary Given, one OF the
witnesses in the case against Mrs Newman on
Saturday, got into dispute with Mrs. Crismond,
during which the latter gave her opinion OF the
former and the neighbors generally, which, IL
seems, 10 not Of a very exalted character. Mrs
Given replied verv tartly, and demanded war
rant ageinst Mr.. o B. Crismond, charging him
with threatening to shoot her, which was issued,
and he gave security for a further bearing. Girls
mond then gave his opinion Of the neighbors,
and asked for q warrant against John Newman
for selling liquor without license, which was Is
sued and placed In an ofncer's hands.
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DEsPgkArE ATrAer Saturday afternoon, Mt.
HGtchins, ths pToprietos Of O Iarm In Charles
eountY, Md, came 70 warrington 70 secure the
arrest of a coloFed man named John Scott, dave
q Mr. Hodges, who bent his overseer upon the
lead with a newly shsrPened hoe, cutting tnfough
tie skull, exposng the brain, and inficdng sev-
era! other wounds upon The bead, and also bleak
Ing his arm IL was considered impossible TOT
the oyerseer 60 live.' Mr. Hutchins having need
Of hands employed this man, not knowing that
be vas out awed In the county on secount Of bis
Desperate character, and no one else would hire
him. SIR. IA on ascertaining the ohafactef Of the
man, directed thai ne saGuId not be pushed 70
work, cut pefsaad-d- he was placed 70 work at
tie Eshing shor. under ths manager, Mr.. Greg
cry, and there ne slon took umbrase at some
tHiag and made threats, and Mr. Gregory was
obliged 20 keep a sharp lookout upon him. Fri
dAY De was At work Ia The Held with Others, and
The veisseti Mr. Toes, c, Wood, had some words
VIA hiar, when he se;Isd the hos AID struck 10
mt aFs Words had, and conlinued 70 beat
MIA Ssoit Is PeTerful Hrgro, nye feet Zen in-
sh-' IA height, aud wstg ming At least l-o Pounds
~ - pro0zO- tasi he made for WashiRgton, and
% hJW In this vicinity.
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BOARDING..

DOAR DIN9.-Tvop pleasant ,eeend story .froa,
ID RUOMS ave now socent, with oOAsQ.. AZ
3T2 @ sweet corner W lels e.
1.-TWO ROOMS, with Board, ct No. 42s Tbir-
III tenth str eef, between 6 and II. 90. hrst-
GLASS Fable Board-meai hours, 9, ; ana o'o.ook.
je 10 St., 49,
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sPuBLlc SCHOOL ExANINATIoNs.-Thea unrA
examinstion Of the public schools Of this CITY
commenced this afternoon at ~ O'Clock. We
published full report Of the Programme Of pro-
ceedings sone days ago. The examinations for
70 day include tue Following schools
Male Primary, nrst department, First District,
by sub-board Of Flint District ~.
eecond DistIict-Primary No. i, Miss Aoioa
teacher, by Mr.. Miller; No 2, hrst department.,
nta Fletcher, by Mr. e. n. Utermehle,. AID
Sos Miss Mccarthy, by Mr.. w. Rhees -
Miss Elvaus teacher, by Mr. z. 3. Walsh; No. 2,
fna department, Mlss Moore, by Mr.. y. d. slsrti
No. ,. Mn. Clark, by Mr. o. c. Wight, ". I
FOURTH Disirict-Primary No. 1, frst depart
mebt, Miss Adams, by Mr.. J. e. Hoimesdf Ne
2, Miss Lee, by Mr.. J. T. Cassell; and No. s.
Miss Martin, by Mr.. ]. B. Ellis. .,-.r