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A man living II village near Mobile.
attempteito fnghten some girls by wrap
ping white elsih round his body and per-
sonsting a ghost. All ran bat one, who
palled OUT a revolver and deliberately fired
six balls inio the head asd body. She vent
home and related the circumstances, aud
parties returning 10 the spot found life com
ple,e!y extinct, two balls having penetrated
the nrrhead, and the other four the region
Of the heart. The sympathy Of the people
favored the girl. aud she has no. been ar
res.ed.
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The New York Herald states tina, The

The New York Herald states that the
large American emigrant ship Msn1reh
Of the seas." which sailed from Liserpnol
on the 18th Of March last for New York,
has been four msnths al sea. and fears ere
entertained that some direful disaster has
oyertaken her. and that she has gone to The
bottom with all on board. She had six
hundred and seventy four passengers and
q crew Of ffiy.four men, including officers.
The vessel was valued at sls5. 900. aud Is
fully insured.
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The Presbyterian church. Brooklyn, 81.
Johns Chapel and 81. Theresa's church. il
this city, were also struck and somswhaa
damaged. The ship Cynosure was also
struck. and two men were killed BY / fissh
il the streeta
There were twenty deaths from sun
stroke in Baltimore to-day. duly 49,
There were fourteen deaths from the
same cause in Philadelphia.
In New York there were thirty cases,
only few Of which were fatal.
New York. July is.
The Africa has arrived, with Liverpool
adyices TO the 9TH. as.sa'
Prussia and Italy had conditionally &C
cepted the proposed armis,ice. Prussia re !
tanning her present military position, to
be supported BY the countries occupied;
Austria not TO increase her army in the
field; and Italy to occupy one fortress in
the Quadilateral. Italy. in reply. deman-
ded two fortresses.
A Vienna telegram reports q good prus-
pect OF an armistice for six weeks.
The Austrians continued TO retreat with
ont molestation.
The Prassians had advanced further into
Bohemias.
The Prussians had gained a,other VIC
terry. defeating the Bavarians al Dirmback.
The people Of Italy and Prussia are said
to be strongly opposed TO an armis,iee.
desiring terms TO be dictated to Austria
q, Vienna. sas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-25

Serious apprehensions ere felt smeng
the Denver gold region settlements in re-
gard TO expected Indian troubles. The
bands assembled at For, Lawrence. and
are upon the war path. A body Of Chey-
ennes have been depredating on the Little
Blue river. two hundred miles IRON Leasen.
worth, and the whole region Of the Kansas
and Platte rivers are overrun with hostile
bands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-25

The HsAr IN NEw YoRK.-Yesterday
was the warmrst day for the last ten years.
The thermometer at three p. VI. indicated
90 degrees in the shade. There we're
twenty five cases Of sunstroke in the city,
thirteen of them proving fatal. In Brooklyn
only SIX cases are reported. two Of them
being fatal. In Albany. Boston. and Hart.
ford the thermometer marked 100 degrees,
and in PhilsdeIphia Il reached 100.
Herald, l7h.
TT. Warren. : bankrupt merchant Of
Cincinnati. committed suicide on Friday
by Jumping into the Ohio river.
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Among the sad occurrences incident
upon the late Portland ERE may be men
toned. the fact that an old gentleman,
- years Of age, who on the Sd instant,
was worth At least e40, 1000 in real estate,
- now one Of the daily applicants ior
rations. which he obtains in a tin pail.
lie wears TO the city delivery the only ssit
81 clothes which no has left.
A Montreal telegram announces the ar
rival Of two regiments from England alss.
that three gunbosts for service in Canadian
waters had arrived. The damage TO Cana
da from the Fenian raids was $50, 900. A
motion Of want Of confidence in the Govern.
ment was lost By q large majority.
The Savannsh Board OF Aldermen has
adopted an ordinance prohibiting coIored
persons from entering the public park, un.
less nurses having white children with
them. Policemen at the gates will enforce
the order.
Several er Confederate officers have ar.
rived 10 Galveston frem Mexico. They
report the country too dangerous TO live
70, robberies and murders being daily oc-
eurrences.
Miss Jenne,te L. Douglass, Of New
York, has received legacy Of 100000
from relative 10 Scotland. She will leave
in the Persia on the 25th. Miss Douglass
is native Of New York, and was for many
years a teacher at Newburg.
Nothing has yet been heard Of he Clip.
per Monarch Of the Seas now four months
cut from Liverpool. There seems but liz.
Gle doubt that she feundered at sea with
all on board. She had GA emigrants on
her aud crew Of 50 men. The vessel
was valued at sl25, 900 and insured.
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AiIlsbaraugt Gstarhsr,
HILLSB0RoCGH, N. g.
Wednesday. July %. 1866.
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
J o N A T III AN w . r 7 H
OF RANDOLPH.
OF RANDOLPH.

~ Let il be remembered, that on Thursday the
and day Of August next polls win be opened In tho
several election precincts throughout the State. aud
remain open for three successive day for the ra.f
cation OF rejection Of the amended Constitution
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BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AMI
ABANDONED LAMBS.


Headquarters Assistant Commissioner, State D
North Caroiina.
Raleigh. ". C., July lSih. 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS, 4
No. 3.
His Excellency. the Governor Of North
Carolina. having officially notified the As
.sistant Commissioner tina. +" there now ex-
lists, under the Laws Of this State, no discri-
mination in the administration Of justice to
the prejudice Of free persons Of colur." all
officers and agents Of the Bureau will here
after refer all cases to which Freedmen are
parties. TO the proper County or State au-
thorities, according TO The nature Of the
case, with the single exception Of claims
for wages due under contracts approved or
witnessed by officers or agents Of the Blu
reau, which, not admitting o. delay. will he
adjudicated as heretofore.
In case Of any failure, neglec, or inabil-
ity Of the civil authorities to arrest and
bring to trial persons. who have been or
may hereafter be charged with the CON-
mission Of crimes aud offences against off,
GERS, agents. citizens and inhabitants Of
the United States, irrespective Of color.
officers in charge Of Districts are hereby
directed to arrest aud detain such persons
In military confinement. until such time as
q proper judicial tribunal may be ready and
willing to try them.
By command Of
Brsvet Maj. General ROBINSON,
Assistant Conmissionef.
CLINTON A. ClLLEY.
Assistant AJjusshi General.
OFFICIAL:
CLINTON A. CILLRY,
Assissan, Adjniant GencnL
Lient. ISAAC PORTER,
Asst sapL Sub. Dist Orange and Alamanee.
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MEMORIAL oRATIoS.-The --oration Of
Gov. Graham. upon the life and character
OF the late Hon. George Y. Badger. was
listened TO with breathless attention and
marked appreciation. BY large audience.
in the Commons Hall. this morning. IL
occupied one hour and eighteen minutes
ia delivery. and was mastery daguerre-
otype OF one Of Nerth Carolina's fayorite
sons, by masters hand. II will be Civ
en- to the public soon, and we shall have
the pleasure representing il 10 our readers.
Raleigh Sentinel
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Tennessee.--A Dispatch has been received At
Washington, announcing tina. fAy. four members
two less than quorum, on the 18th, pretended 70
pass the constitutional amendment Williams and
Martin were prisoners under arrest, and not in the
House, but detained in another room. Judge Fra.
Iier has decided sgsins, the Legislature in The wrii
Of hsbeas corpus case.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-25

The . enate Of. lie United States has psssri bill
to extend, for three years, che benefits Of The law
gra niins lands 10 the Southern States or the ssish
lishme o, Of Agricultural Colleges.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-25

West vir nla.-The vote Of West Virginia
on the amendmendment DISTINGUISHING Confedsrs,es,
has been officially announced, aad gives 6.s2a ma
jori,y in is asor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22
Great Success and Social Advancement
Of the peratiyes

The enormous extent NJ tbesa
combinations, of course, to enrich the trade
treasures, while the new method of "strik
ing economies the application Of MONEY!
BE 1t remembered that these struggles are
mere questions of money from first to last
a strike is a trial Of endurance, in which
IT has to be seen whether the master can 90
longest without his profits or the men without
their wages. In former times canital used
commonly to beat labor; for the slender re-
sources of the local trade were soon exhaust.
ed, and then the men had either to resume
work or starve. But now, while the vast ex-
tent and unlimited utilization of these unions
provide almost inexhaustible funds, the
strike Is confined to the fewest possible
men at one time. We have seen that o.5l7
bricklayers got their wages raised by the eff
forts OF only 264 Of their trade. This little
band, just 1.-THE of the whole body, fought
all the battle of the rest. and. of course. i'll
nine men so on working while only one is
IDLE, IT'S easy enough for the one to be sup
ported by the nine So Mr.. Poole now tells
US that the very men who have left his shop
nave gone into other shops and are working
there on the very terms which they refnse to
accept from him. That is only the usual |
course OF operations. The majority of the
society mnst need work in order to snpport o
minority in 'sstrike'' which really .ren,e.
sents the battle of all /; but as these contests
are now managed the outlay is very little. |
while the gains are large. The brick hvers |
calculate that they have gained nearly 500.
ooo by an expenditure Of little more that |
as,oW. The carpenters and joiAers confess
TO an investment Of some f2.OO unon their
trade privileges" but the return profit ac. |
cordlng to their own showing, must have "a. /
PAID them ten times over. There "a anotbar
view, too, of the case, Suppos;no tbat =
does take 81, 900 or e., 900 to secure a good
advance OF wages or a reduction Of time IA
nifty or one hundred towns, society ike thst
OF the carpenters and joiners could eas;lv nav
the amount ont Of their reserve withent trnnh.
ling the members for sixpence IN confirm.
ton. If $500, as in the case. Of the hr;ct.
layers, will do the work, what NAV not he
accomplished by reserve Of G1O, 600? Let
us repeat once mora that We are not assum-
ing the demands Of the men to have been mn.
)nsthahle- We wish only to point ont the
angular success with which the working
e q have adopted these combinations to
tneir own particular politics, and the extraor.
a.nary power they have acquired. One
ference, too, We may add in conclns;on
mat IS, th.t it working men all thro, ,oi ~ ~
Country are thus bettering their ir 80. :.
Zen or twenty per cent, their positi an - hons:
holders mus. have been bet. ~ ~ g . aoase
hqs their trade unions will niroamco ~. ~, a.a
the electoral franchise b. a. ;nsaus;h inenl 20
''on OF es sr s. ,sados Times, April Sd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

~. ADAMS ALLEN, NJ. D., L. /. D., Professor Of
Principles and Practice Of Medicine in Rush Medical Col
ege and Editor Of the Chicago Medical Journal writes
- follows:
On. SWANS Bourbon Btters are vast Improvement
the heterogeneous mixture In vile half distilled whisky
rum, generally palmed upon the bbulous In
valid public The manufacturer exhibits praiseworthy
confidence the character Of the menstum be employs
by giving publirity to the formula.
Most OF the Bitters in the market but adrot
bnations disgu.e the physical properties ofthe
possible Alcoholic Tinetares Of Fusil OIL div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22
sPr .lNG ELECTIONS.
p"o loan Successes In All Directions


IiLlNOfe.
10 Daciess County. Board Of Super
visors stands sixteen Republicans, and thir-
teen Coprerheads
Knof County. The Republicans Of Knox
county ELECT eighteen Supervisors and the
Copperheads two.
Macon County. The Board of Supervisors
is divided politically twelve Republicans and
four Copperheads.
Dewitt Coaaty.-The new Bosrd of Suner.
viscrs stands nine Republicans and four Cop
perheads..
Cole Comfy. The Republicans cleo,
twenty three Supervisors, The Copper
heads one. H.S
ssf& MINNESOTA.
The following towns and cities have elected
Republican tickets this spring: Red Wing,
Rochester, Winona majority over 2Oo5,
Mortified, Faribanlt.
MICHIGAN.
Branch County.-The Board Of Supervi.
sors stands nineteen Republican and one
Copperhead
Halisdak Ceuaty.-Fiffeea Republicans,
two Copperheads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22
aArcHELOR,e HAIR DYB.

HATCh&AOHo mann
The Original and Beat in the World! The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Insan-
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injurngt orskin. Ron
sdiss the nj effects ofbad dyes. Bold BY all Druggists.
The genuine Il signed william A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATTNG EXTRACT OF MTLLKRLEUR9,
for Restoring and Bsautifying the Hair.
aug21-dAw1y CHARLES BACHELOR, n. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

C0laATKT AROMATIC yKGEfA BLE SOAP.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerfnei
and especially designed for the of Ladies' and fr
the Nursery. It's perfume Is exquisite, and Its wash
ing properties unrivalled. For sale BY all druggists
febI3dkwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22
rEADY DEVOTION TO A STRICTLY LEGITIMATE
} INSURANCE 30 3IN
LOSSES PAID.
47,2 8 6

47,296
re fohcies issued through it, Aen4es for the year
closed suegsstive Of the wide spread and extensive
business enjoyed by the PHENIx aud the emphatic
desire among all classes for the protection its policies
Afford.
AaAsca YoA 1HH WET AKD sor1n,
NO. "a WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI O.
Fl. NJ NAGILI, Gent Agt
PHGNIX Policies fssued promptly, by
VIM. FULTON.
mchl4d3m Keekuk, Iowa, Resident ACT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This uAsqualed ton. which poseees the pecu-
liar properties Of restoring grey hair 70 IL original col
and IL to the color IL possessed before
II turned grey. 1t u permanent cure for dandru d
Strengthens and enliveDs this r0cts oftAe hair ryee the
hair lastng and natural mots.Re, eurss ds~dsuN.
scurf Itching aud soreness Of the skin Psrsons Thai
have tried this preparation cay that they have tried All
kinds of Tomb and Hair Rstosasvse and had never.
been abs TO and any article tAst osd produce the de-
cured persona Who had solid assss or dandrun ali knit
ted and eeentsd u tho shape 81 cap cover
ms the whole heAd anA In the ccurse OF thirty days
AFTER usne ny Tonic the scurf and dauuG ali disap-
peared sna she hair, which had until that time been
growth. q -
n the cAss 0f James Mershon, Of the 2lst Iowa
Mm1sfg, vAOes Aead WIS covered with thick coating
q dandrue and scurf, mentioned above. aBd whose
nalr bad almost completely fallen out Is shown the VIZ
tue Of this Tonic the Of three weeks srpi
cAton GIFT his scalp assured healthy oondtion ana
his hair eommsmccd grow beautifully This Il only
O1s 6aes Of me kind Ia a thousand conid mention
maAy Others but fpF Of space and cost an pre-
soid by GEORGE CABUs corner Of Second and Main
street Price rs cent? PR bottle liberal discount to
the trsde apr14-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

The Horrors ef Indlgeseaon.

The Horrors of Indlgeoe110.
You complain Of your ssosnsA, unldssdaAs aypsres;
but ought ~ yeur sssnasA = esssaaas ofyosf -
ssbly the psae 20 endure - dnssay ~ stdnadls
mstAoa Of taking nvengs u3ed you 81 .ssSsctas -
abustnsit rsshsps pa Aavs never made - el5rs y
inprove IL ssodon bat on the other hand ars oontis-
uay csanming It with unwholesome and ineonef uos,
nod Have you ever tried Hosr.TrE1s STOMACH
NffKRs,a prcper diet, and regular meals The hs-
tsr, in week would put your digestive y pe
ssct order regulate the nov Of bile in accordance with
of health and produce Just % much apsrsent
.cu.. - would be necessary for Jour god m whom
vou ware once all right judicious and regular dieting,
With little Of the Tonic new and thsn would keep you
20. nyou have neglected these means Of cure, don't
blsme your stomach for it, rebellion It Il merely
lures hint that she wants help If you neglect It, the
next thug may b. Inflammation. orscrrhus Cancer.
some other violent and disease There ID such
thing ~ being too late In these matters. HOSTEL
TIERS Buffers viii cure Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia
may engender diseases which defy all restoratites
apr17dAv 1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
Of Warning aud Instruction for Young Men, Also Dis
ind Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means OF relief Sent free Of charge In scaled
letter envelopes Address, DR.. J. SKI1fIN HOUGH-
TON Howard Association philadelphia Pa. fdkw3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

Ensures Against
FIRE AND LIGHTNING, Also AGAINST
THE Loss OF LIVE STUEK BY
DEATH OR THEFT,
OFFICERS:
Gov. WIN. N. STONE, PlEslprSr
Hon. c. COLE. vfcE-PRIMDryr.
MILTON eHuCx, eRcnEtARr
Hon. ". II. H0LMEs Tnx4sURKR
". ". BARTHOLOMEW, lcruAnr
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
J. A. HARVEY, Register State Land once
JAME3 WRIGHT. se-retary OF State
PRANK N. MILLS, Ststioner, Des Aoines
JAMES BROWN, Merchant oekaiobsa
JAMES MATTHEWS. Provost Marshal Iowa
BO4RD or DIRECTORS.
NIB Baker. Adjatan General I&wa
A Harvey, Register Stst- Lar3d Once
James Brown, Merchant, Ok slcosA
James Wright, Secretary Of State
James Mathew, Dep. b State L. Cffce
BENZ HollinsWurth, Msechnut OH alooea
Geo Kruck, Rockville
Prank II Mills, stationer Des NoiEea
JR Ne~dham, Exit s3overpor
WIN Louehfidxe, Judge 9Th Judicial District
oran FsviIls, eupt Public Instr nction
John white, Banker, Oskalooea
WI Holmes, Treasurer Of State.
NV Palmer, Editor State Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22
Emerson's Agency
TIE ssFLORENCE,

eHWIne. MACHINES have
the renewable feed motion.
w'IsA enables the operator
Nhxeths work carry eth
sr way, or to change the d.
rection and fasten tho end
ofseams BY turning Athunb
screw. They ere noiselsss
and can be used whore quiet
Il necessary. Their stitch In
the wonder of all, because
of its combined elasticity,
strsug 9Th and beauty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

EOR SALE-Seven acres Of very desirable
Land, under cultivation within the city n,iss but
exempt from citv taxation, situate Grand Aveuhe
-uth OF Prices Greek desirable location for fruit and
grapes, for sale very cheap. Enquire II
febfl Real Estate Agent. No. "a Msinst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

the proposed Dtvisten u Tsnnessss. 7
A Call has been issued for conversion Is
meet at Knoxville on May Sd, composed Of
delegates from at ccaaties in East Tennes-
see, 70 memoriaiize the Legislature for lave
to form . new State, 10 be called the pt.t. &c
East Tennessee, or to take such stens 3 80 8.
erence to the arattsr as may BE- dssmed nron.
er and advisable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

EOR SALE.-The two and . half story
= brick and frame building Concert street. BE-
tween Second and Third Streets known the easterly
half OF tho Pavilion Price = 900 cash. Enquire Of
VIM FULTON
jAn6 Rsal nuaaxe Asent 50 Main Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

EroR eALE.-fhe three-story brick dwelling on east
- end OF -Hnnso's Row. containing il rooms. Lot
by $50 FRET Good eistern aud out-buildinrs Title
good. Enquire Of Nm. FULTON,
jan21 Real Estate gent, No 81 Main Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22
FOR SALE.

NOR 6ALB-A very desirable residence Fourth and
Orleans streets: story frame dwelling with rine
and kchea; frame stable wood honse and other
but buildings and t~o Citizens Lots veil stocked with
grape vines, peach apple and cherry For
sale cheap. Eaqaire OF Nm. FULTON,
mchf4 Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-12
MORNING, NOVEMBER IL, 1866.

DEATH OF SAMUEL P. MIrCgELL.-After
. long illness, Mr.. Samuel P. MITCHELL Of
this city, died on Saturday at the residences
of Mr.. G. N. Nimmo, In Henrico, IN his
6fty-first year. He was nephew or the
late William Mitchell, and after the death
of that gentleman, In partnership With Mr..
John II. Tyler, continued the well-known
business which had been established by
him. Mr.. s. P. Mitchell has been in de-
clining health for some time, and was
ltompelled by his feeble condition to
discontinue business altogether several
months since Messrs. John Fl. Tyler
|& Son becoming the proprietors of the
establishment of which he had been for
80 many years the senior partner. Mr..
Mitchell was one Of the most gentle and
sincere men we ever knew. He was good
citizen good neighbor, and good man
in the strictest sense Of these characters.
He was withsl . man Of enterprise, not
only with reference to his own interest, but
to those of the community. No man was
more liberal than he in sustaining all mea-
sures for the promotion of the general
welfare and prosperity Of Richmond. In
this sense his death is indeed public loss.
Mr.. Mitchell was remarkable for his quiet
and unobtrusive disposition and the even
ness of his temper. He was indeed one Of
our best and most estimable citizens. His
funeral takes place to-day from Grace
church at IL o'clock. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-12

Mayors Court MAYOR MAYO PRE-
SIDING. Michael Dowd, United States
soldier, charged with threatening to shoot
Sergeant Eggleston, Of the police, was set
back. $500 s.-rrst..
Ann Williams. colored, charged with
trespassing on the premises Of Timothy
Kerse. It appeared that the woman went
to see negro in the employment of Mr..
Kerse. S%.~
Virginia Banks and Emma Holmes, ne
groes, were charged with disorderly con-
duct in snatching negro's hat on Brook
avenue. They were discharged.
Thomas Mackey, drunk and attempting
to cut Sergeant Howard, who arrested him,
with knife. It appeared in this case that
the defendant was drunk, and was disor-
derly in the street when arrested; and
while on his way TO, the station-house, in
charge Of Sergeant Howard and officer
Dawson, he drew knife, and saying,
"You son of b-h, will cut your CUTS
out" made cut at him. The sergeant
seized him by the hand and took the knife
from him. Mackey was sent on for exami-
nation. Henry Harrison, negro In the
employment Of Macksy, who tried 70 res
cue the prisoner from the police, was set
back.
Peter Doran, soldier, was up for as
saultiur q negro with "billy," near the
corner Of franklin and Fifteenth streets.
Dorsn said that some negro had called him
id Yankee son Of b-h, and he had
whacked this negro by mistake. He was
set back,