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Apersonal E.pIanation.

In Justice to Mr.. whaley, our mem
Der of Congress from the Third District,
we clip the following from the report in
the Congressional Globe of March 10th.
The legislative appropriation bill was
before the House and a report nom the
Agricultural Bureau was the immedi-
ate subject of debate:
Mr.. Hubbard, of Iowa. L find that
Mr.. SET air Is one of tho most popu-
lar men, and has received more money
than any other person. according TO
this report, i do not know who he is.
/ presume he is some gentleman with
whom the Commissioners Of Agricul-
ture Is familiar, some friend of his, or
of the gentleman from West Virginia.
Mr.. whaiey. You will excuse me IL
Mr.. Hubbard, of Iowa. 1-cannot
yield Just now.
Mr.. Whaley. Just a moment.
want to make an explanation!
Mr.. Hubbard, of Iowa. Well, Twill
give the gentleman moments.
MI. Whaley. i hope the committee
will indulge me for a moment, for, as
every member will bear witness,
have occupied but very little of the
time of the House during the present
session.
Several Members. Go on.
Mr.. Whaley-I desire to say a word
In reply TO tho gentleman from Ohio
MIR. Hubbard about the person who
he saws has received so muca money.
[Laughter.l He seemed TO convey the
idea that that person had got his place
there through my recommendation
[Great laughter.1 Now, / will say one
thing here, which wish to be distinct
" understood: the only persons have
recommended have been the wives and
daughters OF our brave soldiers. Time
and time again have gone 70 the hon
orable chairman of the Committee on
Agriculture, and asked him 70 sign the
recommendation 70 ths Commissioner
of Agriculture. think IL there Is any
class of persons thHt we should take
care of. that should be taken care Of by
the different Departments OF the Coy
eminent, and by anybody else, they
are the wives and daughters OF our
brave soldiers. Outside Of themI have
written no accommodation so have
made none.
/ Mr. G1nnall ilen we are to under
stand that the gentleman from West
Virginia L Afr. w iialeyl did not get this
MI. =. ~ AZ! his fiia6s insthe Agricultu-
Fnl Bureau.
MI. Mhaley-sI deny the charge that |
Irecnmmandedian one but the wives
and tlapt; htaFs rof our brave soldiers.-l
GLanghters
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HOW 10 be Registered.

The registrars of the several town
ships of the city and county, have APP
pointed places at which they will sitfor
the registration of voters of their town.
ships, and have posted notices of their
places. We hope every Union citizen
will feel willing to go to the appointed
places, (which are made as convenient
as possible and apply to be registered.
Make it a point to do so at once. It is
so easy to neglect matter of this kind
where the only reminder is a sense OF
duty. Be sure every Union voter is
registered before the 10th of May.
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WHY Nor rsE rHR nEsrf

over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS yENE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hairappeariusty and
dead, hut irnparts to It new life and lustre.
Produces q beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. "A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only Is cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. L MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y
nEMAS RARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. mayao-lyeod
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alfr Adrfrtlsfmfnts.
GoYERNMENT SALE.

~ i
Drugs, CncmicRls, Hospital stores,
Sundrics, &c.
WIFI, BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT TIE
wv Medical PurvoyoI = Warehouse, fuoie
square, S4ASHNlLLE, TENN
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 18th, at
o o'clock.
A large Stock OF the foreRotng articles, IN
Original raSssges consisting ,sds ~ ia part OF
1000 ChioroEorm.
IUo0 Canth. Plaster.
1000 Carb. Ammonia.
SO1O - Cal IiQuoFice.
loo gallons .Alcohol;
$40 Olive oil.
1900 ounEes Sulph. CinchoniA.
Ol0 Tanntn.
SO0o pounds Extracts.
1900 yCls Adhesive Plaster.
10000 lslnRlRSS
loo pounds Patent Lint
500 Fine sponge.
$1,000 Essence Beef.
200 '' Gelatin.
nO w. w. MortarS.
600 Pres. Scales,
5000 SpRtulRs.
SO /. II. Cushions.
Inn G. =. Blankets.
Together with general supply OF Cheml,
Furnishing Articles, &c provided for Govern
ment Hospitals. Goods can beexamined Two
DAYS prior TO sale. Catalogues ready.
ROBERT FLETCHER
Surgeon and BVt. Col. U. 6. Vols,
aprlO-lOt Medical Purveyor U. s. A.
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un,on Men Are roaReglstereds

II YOU are not, delay II no longer
The registrars are at work now in this
city and county, and, we suppose, in
every county in the State. The news
papers OF our opponents, which vented
their harmless rage in first denouncing
the Registry Law, and advising resist
ance to its enforcement, now counsel
acouieseenee and advise every enemy OF
theyUnion party toregfstar and take the
oath. whether he can honestly do 1t or
not. SO his doing SO does not actually
EXPOSE him to the pains and penalties
of perjury. Our opponents are well
Drilled. and are obeying these instruc-
tons. Every man OF them who can
take the oath is being registered. They
are preparing to bring out their entire
strength on the fourth Thursday OF
NAV: and wherever the strength of the
Union men is closely matched with
theirs, they calculate TO win by onr
apathy. Shallwe permit these calcula-
lions to berealizedf
We are 10th to mako appeals to our
citizens here, 10 whom we have So often
appealed beforehand sometimes, we
regret TO say, in vain. We realize that
they are tired of political questions and
anxieties: Ihey ieei . Ille .rey NV
had enough OF these Tor u whls, e D..a
they feel ike giving lnelr Inoususs " !.
other subjects. They have helped fight
the rebellion through, have put 1t
down, and abolished slavery; and now
they hone they have entitled themselves
70 an honorable lns.er gu. OF se1v ..
DO you know, Fellow citizens, una. JUST
this feeling Is one shi ~ on .Nliien 81
adsers'lstes count. i4ey ,. seem me- r,,'.
to weary m tnelf naacnillss !, ..ss
ponse tnat .lou S.eiessA. ss ~. ~
snnauea. ne haNe . ss.ss... =,
one asla as,a s y my 49, ,s s.
anosnst q, ~. .,ls
snes ,ss ~ 80 - 1870.
iets $3.50 :, - III.
anu 49,. 49,
tis ~ N. Z s.....
sossl, y. 49, 1900
.sl ~ - - ~, $500 rs, ~
wy sss,ssT, -. -;
n.slla', Z - -
We ts.ais W z.
felage 49, = =. So *
p ~ es =, : = - :, Z II
Us el'azsssss Z : q +. Z J. $.
IN a9ln = 2 ~ ( y ''ss's1 = ".
own = = Is ~ sss,1 ~. ~
you owe some ei' sesspps g gepetsss
society and gefefi4taeai' ysls1 e'si
but feel The dictate g sesi7prei ecsieEs,i
- Ia
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RRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for it,
we will take it back and refund the money
address ABRAd BEoUA, General Agent,
$50 Broadway, New York. feh22-2meyod
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TINS passage of the oiyil Rights BIN


through both ,houses-of Congress by a
two-thirds vote, over tho Presidents
veto, has a meaning TINT does not
wholly appear on tie mere face of the
recorded vote. There were among the
members some ardent friends OF the
principles embraced in the bill who be-
lieved that its details were liable to-
many If not all,of the objections emu
merated by the President in his veto.
Mr.. Bingham from the district opposite
US in Ohio made speech some tune
ago, when the bill was on its original
passage, in which, in advance of the
veto, he pointed ont several reasons
why, in his Judgment, the President
would be compelled, in the discharge
of his duty, TO vetoit. Mr.. Bingham
believed that the provisions of the bill
were in the nature of supercedure OF
all proper and well defined local au-
thority, and that as precedent it was
as dangerous an intermixture of Fed
eral with State authority as were the
provisions of the Fugitive Slave law.
And no one can read the bill and not
be struck with the weight of these OBJ
jections. Neither can they help regret
ting that bill so well calculated in
many respects TO protect helpless
and dependent class who have been
thrown upon our guardianship by
the events of the war, could not have
been framed free from the objections
urged against it by the President. The
fuc,s of the case are that many mem
bers voted for the bill believing that ii
was that bill or nothing. They were
impressed with the belief that any sub,
stitute that would preserve the efficacy
OF the original, would share the SAINT
fate, and that they might as wellthere
fore give in their adhesion to the ball al
framed with all its objections, and thus
ii possible close the controversy ant
perchance heal up the breach between
the President and Congress. Sucl
men could not hide from them
selves the danger that still environ
the condition of the negro in the South
left as he Is in an anomalous condition
being technically free, yet in reality il
condition not essentially changed, 8
far as respects his highest welfare. n
body owns him, no body has any inter
est in him, all care of ownership ha
passed away, and yet alland even NOR
OF the prejudices of race exist and ar
exerted against him. than ever. Hi
status is therefore most tnenviable
and the loyal men of the country re
cognize the fact. The Civil Rights bill
was an attempt to give their sympathte
apractical direction, not SO much as
measure needed just ut present as
provision to succeed the Freedmen
Bureau, which expires by limitationi
year from the President's peac
proclamation.
The bill as now passed is law.
is freed from none of its objections
The only way to avoid them is for III
Southern States to take action then
selves, and to anticipate the objects
the bill by making full provision fc
the security of every right contemplate
in its passage. Only in this way ca
they escape that mixing up Of authorit
In their midst which it is apprehende
NAV arise out Of the administration {
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Roo,1. Rootl ROOTS Read, Read!

ROOtl Roott RootI Aennt Aceu'
RooT.s PESrAcHINE preserves the life OF the
IN three Weeks-prevents the hair from fall
inG-fS the best article for dressing the mar
ever found in the market-Win surely remove
dandFufF and cure all diSease OF the scalp
Is deliGhtfnlly peTfnmed, cures h3ldneSS anu
will mot stain the skin. We tell me SIoES
quickly, ana tell II true, when We say u =
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hAAr eontstnS
PeSfachio Nut on. Sold by all Druggists
0RRIN SKINNER s CO, Sole ProprtetCHrS,
Springfield, Mass
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Purify Your Houses.
save Yourself From sIeIxness---Th'
Most Astonishing Discovery OF

Most Astonishing Discovery OF
Ihe Times.
THE AMERICAN DEODoRISER viii alb
sorb all unpleasant odors, arising rom any
and will diSsIalta all foul gases, OF smell from
Drains Sewers, Vaults decaSinS SeGetatSn
Boards OF Health In the Eastern cities rs In
fallihle. . =rs
WIN sweeten and purify any ordinary sized
house, with all its drainage.
M not fail TO supply SourselyeS SOLD
WiIoleSaIe and Retail at LAUGHLlNS 3
BIJSHFIELD, Druggists, Main street, and by
a. H. ODBERT, Druggist, Stone Bridge
Corner. ut%o
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Trfsp YOUR PREMISES FREE FROM
IA foni oSio-s and impure atu1cs p1eEes BY
ilslli- The American llecdorlser and llstlt-
fctlrIt ! boy sick ttocrttss dc.fl ia lq1tas
fTcsuIfits IgieS Drains. Sc, Il = the most
ccrt eril7rif cieariiy and ectaEt
IN T-sIs. Prise Fdffys CeotS per N-l1l--.e- -
For sale BY AIccABE KRAFT 8 co..
ms and RfsEDs KRAFT q CO
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DIED.

enInesiay anuguing fhe 10th inst, JOHN
SfiALlt.Ac ca aged S. etfs.
Thefnneral VIII take place nom the resi-
,tenee - hiss Henry Wallace, on LaBelle
Avenue. this wednesday, afternoon, 1t 8
iQlolock. Friends afe lnVitei TO attend.
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r Will sEL1s GLE. p. 10 lake ROOM.
arz1 Is RHODES,
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NFAEHl-ANDi ETnrEs-io0 BBLS MARY
M land Lime. fres1 hrrnt resolved by
p c 1EIIlp1lEsrli 4 Esls1e,
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Connecticut Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
Hartford, Conn,
why the Connecticut Mutual should
be Preferred.
RHCAUSE IT IS THE
Largest. Safest, Cheapest Best.

TAs GfSds Lgs IaSavnacs ooHlpdny q this
CpsEIltsT.
1. Ithas the Largest number Of members.
IL 1t has the fGETlpESt amount Insured
III. 1t mas the iurQcSt surplus
N. Il has the ldrQeaf dtvtiole surplus
v 1t has the largest business.
NJ. II has the lcETReSt Income
VII. Ithas had thoughts whole history aas
smallest average expenses
VIII. II obtains the EdrSeSt average rates OF
interest on its Investments
IN II therefore furnishes insurance Al tESS
COST than any other company.
An Policies issued by this Company are
either non-forfsltable by their terms, or may
be converted into those which are 50, al the
option Ofthe insured.
None but strictly uueSceptionable risks &C
cepted; and only upon ages between FOUR
TkEN and SIXTY.
JAMES GOODWIN, President.
GUY r. PHELPS Secretary.
z PRESTON, Wee PreAfieIlt.
W. 5, ULNSTED, CG1Gtier.
L. s. WILCOX. Physician.
I. IRWIN, Agent, No. 81 Monroe street,.
aprll-lw
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n i. B0gsFORD 4 Co. NO. u wATER
y I. street, Wholesale GToeers. have just ne
Bass prime Codee, ~
- Hhe Hnfaf,
70 B1ls. Fhlte sugar, - = - e
Extra family Flour, .;-=.sss.,-es-.
80 Chests TIA
and kits
hoiaeIsfS and syrup ~ ssfs5sf5s = 49,
BEted Peaches fSb9
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DIR. LARooKAn'S
COMPOUND

For the speedy and permanent cure OF
liver COMPLAINT Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
nTSnapsia-I DropSy Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
ErysIpelas 81. AnthonyS Fire, P1mpleS
PTsfnleS, RlOtcheS, BoilS, TumorS. SAT-
Rhum| Ulcers and SoreS, rheumatism,
Pain in the stomach, Side and Bowels Gene.
nal Debility, Uterine liberation, syphilis ana
Mercurial Disease, and all complaints ARISING
nom or resulting in impure Blood
n Is double the strength OF any other SarSapa-
mia Compound In the market. and IS Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the best and eheIpeSi
BLOOD PURIFIER extant.
Price 81, 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by DR.. E R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MelroSe, Mass
sold 10 the tradeb yLAUGHLISS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by I. II. Logan & Co. and Logan,
List 4 Co. fe62S-SmdSW
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Agents Wanted EYerYwhere.

"A GENTs-sss 10 So on LADIES AND
n IS 10 so per month Tor Gentlenens 70
Introduce the National 50 sewing Nlaehtneg
The best aud onlS ferfectly rel lnle cheap
machine made. ltSsi M stiteh, hem, ten, tuck,
Qtiill braid bind gal and EN- hrulder mes,
6eAuti ldiiy. lalseS the el1stic lock ana
s fully. warranted icr three years. We Ply
airents ne above sslifrlels or allow com mis-
son fro.sf which ts1ice tliat can be resazest-
Adtress for circulars and terms
b a. HkfONfeS & Co.
ninrs-srnt Pitsbnfgh. Pa
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French Dressing.

A MOTHER LOT OF THIS DESIRABLE
n Hacking lust recesyed-
Also 4 lot OF superior Liquid Backing Of
apr9 d RICOLL 3 BR0Se
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New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Fitzhagh, Wilmer Dc Co., Commission Mer-
chants, New York, and for procuring white labor
for the South. See particulars.
Il J Baker d Co., Manufacturers of dye woods
and dealers in chemicals, &c. So South Charles
street, Baltimore, have on hand very large and
well selected stock, and our druggists would do
well to give them a call on Wis, ting that city.
Baker Bros. & Co., 80 and "a S. Charles street,
Baltimore, manufacturers, importers and agents
OF Glass of al kinds and chemicals Of all kinds.
Morris, G,oathn,ey Dc Co. offer 1,s00 bushels of
corn afoat, and bacon, candles and soap.
Farmers and Exchange Bank money for sale
by Chamberlaine Bros, Z Roanoke st.
God1in's Superphosphate of Lime--see adver-
tisement. ~
Auction Sale by Roberts on Satarday--an at
tractive sale.
Stepart &c Dey offer Thackery's works complete
FYremsa--Notice the call of meeting. by C b
Langl v, and attend punctpally.
Bauqk's Improved K W Bone Phosphate for
sale by MiHowen, Lumber dealer, &c.
A 4 Mccullough offers Coal for sale by weight,
and building materials at low prices. =,
B r BoeEouer has freight for Gatesvilles c.
] c Arlington, jr. may be found with 1 boek-
over, commission merchant.
Fresh Lemons and Cocoanuts at Z Z Deming's,
No. 7 Main street.
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FaEfDncy's CoUur, No,foih Charles E. john
ston, Presiding = March 2. 1866.
Ed. Rivers, old offender, and quite dis
tingui=hed insu'ty, d. the coloted swell mob, was
arraigned upon trial, for stealing old iron. The
accused was remanded to the hard labor prison to
await trial before Military Commission,
Louis Hopkins, boy, charged with misde-
meanor. This illustrious youth it appeared was
ordered by two white boys to pass the watch
house and throw piece of paste board at Capt.
Guy but bad luck would have it, the card
took lateral direction, and struck W. L. Jones
on the smeler. annoying this naturally quiet OFF,
cial exceedingly.
The deluded colored Juvenile seeing his mistake,
ran for dear life; but the speed of Washington
to surrender, and marched before the Freednen's
Court, where he was lectured severely for his au-
dacity and sent to Jail for five days.
Washington's nose was not much injured, but
the paper was badly curled, from coming in sud-
den contact with the hard bridge of such prom
inent organ.
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ANOTHER HaHr.-A diSgracefu fight &C.
CURED this morning about | O'Clock, at the
Town Bridge, on Church street, between a
party OF negroes ai.dt white men, in which
the latter were very roughly handled, without
any provocation whatever.
We overheard the conversation which led
to the row. and it seemed that one Of the
blacks was dunning one of tho white men for
a little BILL which lac was tod would be paid
as 5, oil as be could get the money. This did
not satisfy the sable creditor, who remarked
lie would have the money nov, or his hide,
and struck the gentleman a violent blow in
the face, which he returned, but was quickly
overpowered by crowd Of blacks who came
to cuffees assistance. An end was put to the
affair, by several whites coming up, and driv-
my the contrabands away. No ole was ar
iesttti.
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WHIsKEy THE Radical press insist upon
it that it was whiskey that inspired the Presi-
dent during the delivery of his speech on the
I'D February. If this could be proven, we fear
1t would totally break up the temperance
cause, Taugle-les's prowess has heretofore
been nearly overwhelming; but if it can produce
Such speeches as that Of the President on the
I'D, surely nothing hereafter can stand before
1t" And if any Of our readers are disposed tc
vest the question, let them call on William B
Aosers & Co., aud try the speaking qualities
OF their "Old RIVE"
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MITE LABOR FOR THE SOUTH The I'M
reliability of the negroes in their present con-
dton, is causing many Southern planters to
seek white laborers, upon whom they can de-
pend for that certain and continuous labor
which is essential to the production of cotton
and other seui-tropical crops. TO meet the
wishes Of such persons Messrs. Fitzhugb, Will
ner & CO., Nos 40 and AZ Broadway, New
York city, have undertaken to obtain planta.
ton laborers and other white working men fol
their Southern correspondents.
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MAL1c1ors FArsrnoon-A- renort has

MALICIOUS FAGsEHeoD. report has
recently been circulated through a portion Of
North Carolina aud some Of the Northern
cities, that many Of the largest business houses
in Norfolk have failed for considerable sums,
The names of several Of the firms that have
been so wilfully misrepresented, have reached
us, and we declare them to be among the very
wealthiest in the city, and pronounce tile ru-
NOR malicious falsehood, probably circulated
by some less favored person, who envious Of
their prosperity adopts this nefarious mode Of
doing them an injury.
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Police REPoar.-We give below the Police
statistics, Kindly furnished by Capt. Ella. Guy.
from abstracts of the Watch House records. 1t
will be that the report is made for the fiscal
month Of Febru ry namely, from the 23d fJan-
nary to the Esd of February, inclusive:
Confined an Watch House White men IL white
woman l. Colored 80; colorsd women To-
Total 1870.
Offences, Dc Drunk and disordsrly Is; drunk
10; stealing 49, SUSPECT ,us 8; unsound mind q at
tempt at highway robbery S; Migrants 4; breach
of the peace s; indecent conduct 2; attempt at
burglary l; dschag cling fire arms in the street 1;
applied for lodging 49, assaulting the watch B..
Total l30.~+.
HosO dispes d ot--Sent to Freedmen's Court for
trial, 49,; fined 81; released and discharged, mostly
Migrants applying for lodging, So Total 1870.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoRr OF NoRroLx AND PoRrsaourH, March :

ARRIVALS.
Str Chss. Houghton, Whitney, Eastern Shore.
Str I Brady, Lands, BALTIC
Str Thos Kelso, Edgar, BALTIC
Schr Independence Shelly, \ ork river
Str Wawenock, Moore, MurfreeIboro, with
cotton, hides, &c, to Davis 4 Bro, I Bockover
and Grandy Co
1t Pocahontas, corn, to ] James
Sloop Secret, Dennis, corn, } I'm James
Barge Blackbird, shingles, to James.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer J. Brady, Lands, Bait.
Steamer Thomas Kelso, Russell, Bait.
Str Chas Houghton, Whitney, Gloucester
Str NJ Martin, Coffin, Richmond.
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FIGHT Ma IN THE NAvY-YARD.-Two OF
sue "orkmen, engaged in the Boiler-maker's
department. of the Yard, had fight yester-
SAy' about some old grudge, it appeared, and
warrant was issued, and the parties were
's'Ore his Honor this morning, but we did not
ssualu TO learn what disposition was made OF
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MAYORS CoURT-Norfotk.- Jones, found
drunk in the streets, was fined S. and dismissed
Geo. Wagner, was arrested by the night Po-
lice under suspicious circumstances, no charge
being preferred against him, he was discharged.
The second peat reported noisy. Ed. Fitzger-
AIDS store Campbell'sewharf was found open,
also the store of w. b. Reynolds on Roanoke
square, supposed to have been open.
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CoapeRArIoN CouRr.--The civil docket was
called this morning, and several cases set for
trial.
The case of Tuns os. Butte was postponed by
mutual consent of all concerned until Monday
next
rules had been issued, for being absent when call
e Grand Jurors, came into Court and their
excuse being satisfactory, they were excused by
the Court