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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-07-08
SecOrd g. Faucette.

CADDLERS & HARNESS MAKERS. Constantly on
- hand and manufacturing from the best material oil
styles of Saddles Brides Single and Double Harness.
ANYTHING else made in first class saddler shop lm-l4
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Justus Cooke,

GENERAL AUcTIoNEER Particular attention Civ.
en 10 the sale Of Live Stock and Real Estate sales
hsacks Of Goods IN Store. Office at the Elephant Cor
'-h Virginia CITY NJ T. le4f
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Dodge s. TheXtOn,

GENERAL BLACKSMITHS and Plough Manufactur-
ers, Cover street. Virginia City, Ploughs of the best
suitable for Ranchmen in this country made
order in the best possible manner. Horses Mules and
Cattle shod in the most approved manner. 29-54*
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NTEW Ranch, Mining, and Esuay Laws, and Legal
IN Blank. of every description for sale at the City BOOK
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T UMBER YARD, Successors to Gamble, Walker& Co.
II corner of Idaho and Broadway streets Virginia City
NJ. T. All kinds of Sluice and Building Lumber Lum
Der bills filed on short notice. Also yards Centrev
and Nevada. 22-44 -
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(From the Idaho Statesman.)
oh. he Not the First!

rU, >. :. = -, !. d -. :: y !. Z
line sentiment OF tne toho~hs nnes - 80 yus'
and noble-so appropriate to the times We live In,
a.unh..sp a..- ros;s. or;v;,or .,,on,
~" .A"' w
our readers, with nope that u may provoke tnein
to the exercise of that charity which "thinketh no
OH bo NOT the first IA discover r
A hlot nm tho fama of a friend.
A flaw in the faith of lover.
whose boart nav nrovo truo IN the and ....
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John III. Ming,

TORNER of Wallace and Jackson streets Virginia City
" Montana Territory Books and Stationery. Whole.
sale and Retail. Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
- 7' - 1856
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Joseph Marion,

TTAY SCALES STORE, Wallace Street. Virginia City.
III Commission Merchant. Cash advanced on consign-
ments general assortment of Miners Quitting Goods
Provisions Vegetables, etc, etc. 42om
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Assay Office.
Lumber.
John II. Gilbert,

A ASSISTANT ASSESSOR U. s. INTERNAL RE-
n VENUE for the First Division of the Collection Dis
trict of Montana embracing Madison County Office first
door east of City Drug Store.
Virginia City, April 81 1865. 36-SST
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Iron and Steel Turning.

MACHINERY Repaired, Billiard Balls turned, &c
Il Every description of Gun work performed in GOOD
style Ammunition Of all kinds kept constantly ON hand
Powder Lead, Caps Navy and Dragoon Balls Shot and
Cartridges. ALEXANDER KEMP
45-3m* Gun Shop, Wallace St. Virginia City.
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Jhe Mu ntana gust.
w. TILTON

ID. w. Triton 81 Co.,
D. W. TrLToS vs,T BEN. R. DrrEs,
PUBLISHERS s. PRoPRIEToRs.
osss az the City Book Store corner of Wallace e. jackson
Streets, Vzginia City Mon. Ter. -
T Err M 81 ~ r-f.1
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uAYE RE-FITTED and opened the Mountain Bowling
IL Saloon door east Of Allen Millards Bank, and
invite all those wishing good exercise choice Liquors and
Cigars to call and them. They have also reduced the
price of rolling to FIFTY CENTS.
April lst 1865. .-. 3245+
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Assay Office.
Lumber Yard.

WYE have in our Lumber Yard the of Idaho
w and Broadway streets, Virginia City, complete as
sorment of White Pine and other Lumber and supply
customers on the shortest notice Orders may be left at the
Lumber Yard and will be promptly filed. We have the
only mill in the Territory which runs Winter and Summer
and can I'll orders at all seasons. ...n --
Aft THOMPSON e. co,
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LOCAL NoTICEs.-0ne dollar per line for three lines
lees Is cents per line for ten lines less so cents
line for eleven lines or more. b +" -@tr'-
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List CHsaVCE .
.PRE;SS

NN AND AFTER THIS DAY, will run semi.
" weekly Line of Coaches between Virginia City and
Helena
Leave Virginia City Monday and Friday.
Leave Helena on same days.
ER9 OFFICIAL King e. Gilletts Store, in Virginia,
and at Peoples Store in Nevada.
. = 0.-.i"| IT. nus. A. EGNELL. e. co.
May llth 1864. 3stf .efrUlH. .ia."
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C1URGEoN DENTIST. Office two doors west of Now
y ans Bank Building Patients visited their residence
when desired 3O42'
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J. II. Henderson. .

r IME AND BRICK. Also fue building, and all
IL of brick work done to order. 5-43
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lutest shin News.

r. : steamer Lehago. X rmony, from Cali Of Mea',o
Bnrk Columbus Gesi-s Bremen ~ days with ma'e sne
32g Pass 90 Oane..s Meyer.
Bns folu. Foil s. Cow Bay 10 days. with coal - nrast.
Son a 90.
Sehr. C. Hall. Doughty Virginia, greiu
schr Mars Milne, Oaifs. Georgrto~n
schr r. > Potter Denni.on, Fortress Monroe
schr Sarah Lains, And gson. Baltimore
schr. o. Ame-. Eduond-. Georgetown.
Schr. 4. .. SOUL Scul, Grorgotown
schr. 4. Townsend, Lowry Ceorsetown
schr. p. Armstrong, iscol. Georgetown
srhr. i. W. Smith, cooS,r. Georgetown.
schr J. NJ Bayos, Tio;son, Geolsetow
MIND-At Sunset, s.-W.
SAILED.
Steamship Atsauta for London.
BELOW.
Ship Hudson Pratt, London Msy q. w.h ils pass.
Bars Fanny. -
Ship Solid (Breu.) bound E-June 90 at 40 30 lor g.
snip Corra, Of Liyegp0o-Juue II, at -, lon 10.
Ship On Nanrv) bound E-Iure 10, at 80. ION.
Bark Cl,ra (Brem.l bound Eiuue 20. 1T. 80 90 loi
Brig Mariane tBIeln.) bound June 81 lat 49, oG 30
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Posaenrers sailed,

In steam,hip Atlanta for Loudon-Geo kobinson, L2rs
Robn,on Geo Mckay Mr.. E. ncKsv, Geo. Rooers % c.
Roberts- Ii. Nru.e and family Miss siaIy A. Ihons WIS;
emily Geo spor and family, IS J. Davis, D. PafkeIson, NJ
Der I'd Richard alton and lady, Mrs Helms, Mrs; src
Deve Water Deve, q. ". Francis and lady, r Ri 'hes
Caroline Blythe. r. Pearson j. Spruce, NJ Mars T. Jaeobss
r. Howsy Rachael McOresor, j. Flynn r. H. Smith, WA.
Brown Geo. 70 ing. c. amer, i. Opie VIM b. Fswer, j.
williamson J. seanond H. Roged. w Z. Lincoln, ME. l.
~ Liucon C. w. j .dsn. Mrs. Wilkins AID family Albert
Adv j. }. Morcheed. j. Iinne, ". Lacy, K w Hing, j..
Hainey NJ Dolly. Ellen sullivan, Wn. br.ier + crseI,
and others in the steersge.
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hatred for this class Of offenders against public Law
and order. II is thought Houston will soon be IN tele-
graphic communication with the North. by way Of
Huntsville, Crockett Shreveport and Vicksburg.
coyFIscABLE LAYDs.
The Hon. Benjamin +. Flanders. S0peryis'a4y
Special gent Of the Treasury Department turns over
to Mr. I. W. Conway. Assistant Commissioner Bureau
Of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands State
Of louisiana eighty plantations which are oonns'
cable. These cml ace many o, the finest sugar es-
tates Of this Southern country. Mr. Conway in ao-
cordance with the instructions Of MojorGen. Howard,
chief Of this Bureau is making arrangements TO divide
up these estates into oryacre lots for Freedmen and
poor whites This number Of plantations will be
more than doubled by acquisitions from the newlyoc-
cuped districts of the State Thus by the plan OF the
Government the old slave arstocracy Of this region is
about to disappear
THE POLITICAL sITUATloN.
In former communication l discussed the political
situation as il at PRESENT exists in this State and in fur
Their proof of my assertion that Gov Wells is appoint
ing none but prominent Rebels and Rebel sympathzers
to Office would state that Alfred Shaw, Sheriff Of the
Parish of Orleans yesterday forcby elected as Gus
odan Of the Parish prison. although he recognized by
four of six Recorders Courts The legally appointed
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans. Mr. Charles Benye'
neu at whose ins,gaton the ecctment took place. is
well known us Of the signers OF the Ordinance Of
Secession and q notorious Rebel sympathzer.
INHUMAN TREATMENT OF CoLofED PEOPLE.
The following copy Of n correspondence which has
taken place between Mayor Kennedy of this city and
the Rev. T. Conway. Assistant Commissioner OF the
War Department for Freedmen and Abandoned Lands,
is another evidence OF the determination Of the Rebel
officials of this State TO prosecute in overy possible
manner the unfortunate coored people. This man
Kennedy is well known as prosecutor II Union ci.i
zens when this city under Rebel rule. How long
will the authorities at Washington conference such
IRen' Has the Of Union blood and the piles OF
treasure been sacrificed for nothing Are we quietly TO
DRIFT bach nnder Rebel ruler II not in Gods name. If
not Cor the sake of humanity and Justice give
us military governor who WIZ protect loyal citizens
and administer tie laws with justice
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yideo ard one or two more ports the west coast Of
south America The following is list Of her ofcors:
Lieut.. Commander. L. u: Newman; Lisnsen.nt, O y.
Brown; Acting Master, NJ Forsyth; Acting Euals Il.
r. Colby James Jordan, j. W. Hopkin'; Acting Ass s1t-
Surgeon J. f. Tourteot.e Acting Assistant Paylnsssr IA
A. Fraey; First Assistant Engineer Benjamin C. Bsslt. DO
second Assistant nzinaes J. j. Bisse.t p. Lang
ing Third Assistsnt Ia ginee, r. N. Wier RcLa.6
Captains Clerk, James >. Newman.
THE DUNDBRBRaG
Rear-Admirai +. II. Gregory visited he
ocean ron,clad ram Dunderberg, now nearly r. for
launching at the yard Of w. III. Webb. esq. 800 II
Sixth st., East River, Yesterday morning. IL Al.
miraI was entirely satisfied with The preparatt lb
made for the great National event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
Evening Exchunge-.J
Philadelphia Cattle marLe,-JuIY 10.

The supply Of Beef Cattle this week not very good
the offerings only amounting TO 1850 head. The market
"" active and there slight advance In pres extra
choice Cattle having sold at &I7 " 100 ID good to primo
cattle sold at from * TO SO 50 Y 100 n. The best cattle In
market were from the West.
sHEEP-Ihs market quite active and $3.50 head Of
sheep changed from SIC to 6Ic " N, gross Lambs
were IN demand at from ~ to S6 head to quality
Ho0s-The supply Of Hogs this week unusually Hight,
the arrivals only amounting J5 head They all sold
At from S3 to $40 " 100 H. net This advance OF about
81 on the loo 10
Covs-The s,le amorn'"d 10 7s head At from S5
TO go Tor spInye ~JS TO do for aud calf
- 10 quality.
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THE NEW EP

in the retail shirt and mems furnishing trade. lie
tAilers pToht given 10 the buyer NINA
2. +. SMlfH & FOWLER
vsrry,c,u,e,s ~ shirts and Ties No 70 Warrepst
the consumer direct a, their new RETAIL DEPART
No. PARK-ROW, opposite the As'or Honse, near
scum ruins their celebrated Sea Island white shiI
each The.. elegant shirts are made Of fine - ot
muslin with very hne linen bosom. and cuti.' erp
hrs,clsss city custom tssde-our lowest wholesale
and elsewhere as high as 81 50-neyer less than 81
now offer them to the public direct from our factory
and warrant them hrst-class 81 shirts In every "a
superior - shirts at ~ IS; gents hne linen 4pye
s per dozen hrs,.csss paper collars, 80
nodded collars 80 cents per box full hnes OF - IS
peuders. under.gsrments, &c, Sc Advertisement, =
rral rule. we admit, are oveIdIawn 1t viii pay Ia g
answer this. So
Terminus Of the various city railroad lines.
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FROM TEXAS.
Arrest OF Mayor Lconard- He'uUpsion OF
business in C;alvesten-The 4 Freedmen
The Union Fleet.
from Our sleelhI Iouespontert
GALVESTON. Texas, JGlyi 1865.
ARREST OF rEG MAYOR.

GALVESTON Texas, JGlyi 1865
ARREST OF TET MAYOR.
The calm Of the city was disturbed yesterday
somewhat by the Of the arrest OF Mayor Leonard
of Galveston by the military authorities. Eumor as
signs seyerel for The arrest but nothing yer!
definite ia known. lie was arrested while presid.ns At
the City Council and probably without any snImise Of
such an event on his part.
Stringent orders have been issued by the Provost
Marshal in regard TO the sale Of liquors. and 1t is not
improbable that Mayor Leonard being the proprietor
OF a common groggcry has disobcyod them. SO far al
has been orderly in the city OF Galveston although the
rest If the State has been given up to pne aud plum
der
The wheels Of business are beginning to move again.
yet very slowly The calm Of death rests upon the city,
The people are Respondent and many profess to believe
that the death Of Slavery will be the death Of the proc
perity Of Texas.
THE P2EEDMKs
are rapidly aysling themselves Of tho privileges ne.
corded to them by the proclamation. a.d are leaving
their dear homes where for many years they have been
go happy" are deserving very quietly aud cvlly the
kind masters and mistresses whom they live so
well"
1t should be considered that in Texas slave prop.
tlls hho D''H 'Ai"'N ~ NV" "''''i s'''"'J
and therefore the financial loss to the masters il
greater than il has been cas-. OF the Mississippi.
Complaint is made by the impoverished slave.
holders that the freedmen better OF than their
tiers. II said that many Of them have money laid up
and nre now renting good houses in tho city. Com.
plant is made against the OF the tenemen's for
letting them out to the blacks but so long Sambo
pays his rent he get the cosest cottages in The
town, for here. everywhere money buys oil things
even the prejudice Of color.
TIE FLEET.
The following vessels have this day received order.
TO return North by way Of Pensacola Seminole. New
London Cayuga. Princess Royal. Kennebec. Virginia
anl Penobscot
The Fort Jackson Preston Cornubia, Albatross.
Gertrude Antone, Virginia and Port Royal will re
main for the present Several Of these vessels draw
too much water to cross the bar and are obliged "a
keep the anchorage they did while the port
blockaded.
QUARANTINE.
For several years past Galveston has suffered sc
verely from yellow fever. aud the residents here
predicting that il will decmate the Union troops be
fore the season is over.
With view to disappont these evil wishcTs Gen.
Granger has issued specific regulations in regard
QUARANTINE, which will If enforced prevent the impor
taton Of the disease from other ports. JATRO-.
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The Metropolitan Fire Com missf~l
A New Engine TO Arriye-L
FuuCs, &c.

The new Board held q meeting on
afternoon at Firemens Hall.
Communications we're received from Eng -.
Nos. % and A. and Hose Company No. 2, sta
the said Companies would continue to perform
he etOfore until relieved.
The following communication was received. n
NEw.YoEK, July
BOARD NJ Metropolitan Fire CommissoHeys:
CEsrLPMEs: The undersigned AssIsiani Engine
New. York Volunteer Fire Department, hereby
mat they cease from this date TO perform duty as
Nery resp.c tiully Alexander y. Davidson, Niuu
John Hamill. Bernard Kenny. Bailey Donahue.
At the last meeting Of the representative
Department IL ives resolved that the proper
Department, including the banners Of the Der
and also the portrait of T.. V. Anderson. ID
Engineer, bo banded over to the safe keepingo
enDt Association.
Tie members of Engine Company No. 25 wsr,
ordered TO resume duty, this being OF the conn
which were locked up tor iiJtous conduct SOM
since; but. owing TO the neighborhood in whieH p
are located IL was thought advisable TO have Il
readiness In case OF an emergency as there are -
hotels situated in that vicinity
\ communication was received from the Amo
Company who have had the charge Of building
new engine 10 be called the " metropolitan No
stating that the engine would arrive IN this Cit
mex, Thursday. Tie Committee appointed to recri
this engine are making active preparations % -
horses. harness. &C.. H. readiness 30 as to have
fully equipped for service under tie new regime 4
appointments are expected to be made this Wee. F.
Metropolitan" will DO located in the house o. 'ot
empt Company ir Centre.st, for the present.
The new Board have determined to keep their
count With the Manhattan Banking COmpanyin oil
BY some mistake the Board oi Supervisors reieff
the case Of tie Department fund 10 the Controls
whereas the law directs that the money should be
turned 10 the Commissioners which has not been q
thus leaving the Board without funds TO WORK diC
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Possrueers Arrived.

In Steamship Ahamtra from Charles'onRev. WIZ. Nd
new and daughter Mi., 4. 7. Daley, Miss C. Heynes aud
children Capt Dennis wife and child T. " bsrA,r u an
ders.r r. Purch r. d Kerr and WIFE, Mrs. {. IL. kel fiss
Herbert Mrs DR. Psrchea Mr.. Hl end family M Desrey,
wife and children, T. spear. AMI d'usn, - G. Ms al.
r. Moses T. Hayward. l.. Fsik - Col q, r. tI-Ast,'
d. Haas H. r Bsl,es q. Spgnz, v. Wo0.i =. p ssnev
vile and children C. H. LosveFet T. Scott. ard % a. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

A PIcKPOCKET CAUGHT IN THEATER-
Detective Elder on Monday night arrested young
man named james Thompson, whom he caught In the
act OF attempting TO pok the pocket OF gentleman ut
the box office Of Nblo's rheater Yesterday ho was
Committed by Justice sjcwling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

AEhlsSI Avn I.S,Afh VI y DhSI ma " =, %
1HEP-A man giving his name rs William Dralner
drove into Flushing, L. l., last week With valuable
horse and buggy which be offered Tor sale at SO low
gurc induce the authorities 10 believe that the
property stolen. praner therefore taken INTO
custody, ana while he was locked up IN cell IN the
Town Hall II was ascerained that the horse arr buggy
belonged livery stable In Morristoyn. " j. nne
waiting for u rcguistion from the Cover n OF that
State the prisoner broke up Ills iron bedsteao ana ot
tie skiul use Of rs fragments engineered his way
through the well Of building Consisting OF Tour
courses Of brc ana escaped through an aperture OF
By 10 inches. lie has yet been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY. - Patrick
Welien of No G5 Portland.ave, attacked by fonr
men la Hudsonaye near JohnsoR-st., Monday night
and robbed OF 80 The police returns state that WeGen
was somewhat under the influence OF liquor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

DEATH OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
The mails being discontinued, We ore under the ne
cessity Of recing from report Of magnitude
perhaps pregnant with importance 10 the people OF the
South.
From several sources. one OF Them being Glenn
Thompson, formerly resident OF our county and just
from Dardanelle Arkansas, we learn that he cav in
Arms accounts of the death Of President Johnson who
was killed on the 9th inst. nj Washington CITY by
Gen. Grant in a personal alteration. arising from
Johnsou's unwillingness TO maintain in good faith the
terms OF the convention entered into by Grant with
Lee and BY Sherman with Johnston
The event is so astounding. and the occurrence 30
evtraordnary Of two Chief Magistrates of the United
States carried off by violence that We should hestate
10 credit H. were il not that Mr. Thompson saw il in
pa pers from three different l0caltessaw the papers
In mourning and heard the event discussed by Union
officers at Dardanclle The story IA corroboratel by
other persons who have passed through town within
the past week. The first reporters, however. were
scarcely listened TO- the story seemed 80 Improbable.
The killing il said 10 have occurred IN private
room At the State Department. and without witnesses;
end all We hear H. that Gen Grant said he was com
PEELED 10 kill him. As President Jchnsons habits
are known 10 have been very irregular. and he
was q man Of strong will and dcnunciatoly mode OF
expression, these may have brought on physical con
test. and in a measure compelled the result.
II the report is tue suppose II 49, his successor
would be the President pro OF tno Senate who
Ia are informed mot being wei posted about
United States Government officials OF htesy Mr.. Col
lamer Of Vermont. formerly PosDaster-Oeneral under
General Taylor. and long "A Senator from Vermont. A
perusa Of the Senate debates prior to the war; has
given IL, orsOie Vpliou Of M. Coia.er, though au
Ayowed Free SoiIey, We eatpot toll whether he has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
STEALING BLANK PASSES AND Cheers

STEALING BLANK PASSES AND CHftks.-
James Kelly alias Collins yesterday aTres.ei by
Officer Teschman Of the Twenty second Precinct on
the complaint of Isaac +. Chamber an agent 81 the
ldson River Railroad At the Thirtethst. depo'. Ia
states that the defendant led been hanging aroma us
Office for some days past seeking employment anc he
was finally engaged to commence work yeetercie IN
Monday package Of blank passes and ehecss /" 9
stolen and on the prisoner being arrested the stolen
property was found in his D session. Il is supposed
that the checks were stolen enable himself sn1 con-
icderates to plumber baggage in tie depot. he was
comMitied by Justice d. ige.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

The FIFTH HEAVY ARTILLERY. The 9Th
regiment Heayy Artillery expected 70 arrive in this
city on Thursday TO morrow They 20 be received
by the military and civic societies.
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ATTEMPT OF A You've WOMAN TO sHoo7

ATTFMPT OF YOUNG WOMAN TO SHOOT
A Pc ioENAS-HER ARREST AND lscAGcERATIos.--A
Young WOMAN named ChristaBa Buggy residing IN
North Second.st, l.. D.. yesterday taken before
Judge Daly a charge Of Attempting to shoot officer
Thomas IL. Chichester OF The FOItyfth Precinct the
night previous while be patrong bis beet in south
Nrstst Eghthst. The facts of tie case seem 10
be that Chichester aud the young lady kept company
together about nine months since aud an estrange
between them arose in consequence OF scandal origin
a,ed by Miss Bugbys lady friends. The persistent
scandal mongers not only broke up the company OF the
young people but gpaded the unhappy girl into the
position of attempted murdercss She acknowledged
10 the Justice that tie officer never harmed her and
erpr the belief that dhe had been deceived In re
gard 70 lin The moral character Of officer Chicbes.
i, atted TO by by AL his fellow officers and that OF
the young lady is irreproacasble The Justice has re-
served his decision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

THE EFFECTS or WHIsKY.-A man named
John Punmer, residing on the corner Of Tnird ave.
and Carroll ST.. died Monday night from the effect OF
weeks he vas soley Sustained by the Of ardent
spirits For DAYS lie enfeebled that he had
20 be helped out OF bed and then supplied with stmu-
ants TO keep him on his feet Deceased was 40 years
Of age Al Inquest was held By Coroner Lynch, and
verdict in accordance with the facts WAS rendered.