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The national Republican., 1868-12-03
Approved, November 10, 1888.
An Act to renew, raise, and extend tho
roof Of the southeast end Of the Centre
Market
pK0POsALs P0K sTAii0NlnY
Posr OFFICE DEPARrnEl

Posr oPRIcR DEPARrsBSr,(
December 1, 1858.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Post Of
fee Department until the 18th day Of January. lse
at Il clock, at noon, for Stationery for
this Department for one year from the lst day Of
February, lStp. Those snaccompAnied by satls-
factory testimonials Of ability to fulhl contract
will not be considered.
All the articles must be Of the very best qlslty,
samples Of which, containing at least q ream OF
each kind Of paper, must accompany the bids, and
the Department the right to retain and pay
turn them, AT Its option.
No bid will be considered whore the articles &C.
eompAnying 1t are not Of the kind and quality re-
quired by the Department, and spuriou, articles
will subject the entire bid TO reJecionat the pleas
ure OF the Department.
The suhjoined List specifies, as nearly as can
now be done, the amount, quality aud dsscrip-
wanted
The national Republican., 1868-12-03
A LExANDRIA. h0qPgogE AND HAMPSHIRE
MS knslsslk

beginning oUToBER !, isGs.
Leave Ale1a3dria daily. except Sunday, at sa.
Alexandria At "a m, and l2:l5 p. m,
O9nneeHng ~ Leesbufg with Psaeoikls Line CT
Tuesdays. ThursdaTs and Saturdays for Hsmil-
Winchester and Capon BpTings; returning leave
days
Leave Leesburg for MiddlebuTg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. on the arrival Of The
hiddleburg at 5 p, m.
Leaves MlddlebuTg Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
urdAys, at .. m, aud arrives at LeesbuTg at l2
IN, and tpeT TailroAdl arrives at AloxAAdTIA at
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and galIi-
more the same day,
From and after June s, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to CApon bpEinKs
The national Republican., 1868-12-03
Railroad Routes.

n e! Ys.!S H % "A.
until further uotes, Local Pssssnssr Trains Will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
The national Republican., 1868-12-03
RALriMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

uSss S:. .ss sSS &nS Slsf Il:
no" run as 'i'iISii poR I,iLr Is,iaLrIxoRx
' iSa ;i'i M wv slsiisss - '''
Leave daily. sxesp' sunday. aL" sndaSa T. m'
and and topr ROB ANNAPOLIS
Ansspsis "a q sssas1 sas sp m ''n to or ron
I'a''"sis ron n %Sr " 7 sasTpSss T2s 3 and 7"R' n'
fSR AL q "a fsk4s 8 81 81 liz Il SRsr
:. N; and 10. ! .. and HSp N. a ' "
q s., s vi S from R ISSS SSSoa:
. s.i5:SS.. 3. S had
ISE New ysrt Phll.asPhi., % And Boston. soc .d.
Master Il Il 4f.n.IJ4ss.iS.. f. %basSE;
C9hS RdSsfE sR.ts Tsaes s..Ss rssnw
bsF sEb sSw R5SS
Train. bs.v.ss W..Sinsscn 'sG and New YORK ar.
niS Yos II ssM !; M3'HlsS HSRk ". chang. Of
Leave daily texoept Sunday At 500 A. m. II 90
anu foR PHILADELPHIA,
is.yc daily texeept Sunday atsOoa NJ nS
anu ''~p m NV suun.v
Leave for New York At 8 u p. m. and Philadsl-
phi. at O. 20 p:
ssSss S:T SI5a Ne! rie f1rf Sas =,
Boston can be had at the Station oee at all hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad .adysrtissmsn,
for schedule between WashinEton., BsitimoIes An.
nlD0' and tho West Master 4 Ti.S.R5lsS5n, l. WILSON
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

1868 pnsssreaEEkktsfFA eEktf ROUTE 1859
TO THE NoRTHwEsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after NOVEMBER ~, lSs, trains will
ws.hinStOn e.San. Baltimore l2oSn.
i,Op.m. TO-
THE GREAT DoUBLB-TRACK ROUTE
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace st.ts-rooni,
day and night Cars, with modern improvements. and
saving from four TO twelve hours In lime over any
other route, Two hundred miles saved to Western
TaRER 1qa GsR'Ta, A,liLiY~sTPREss ii~ TRAINS WEST,
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
the advantages Of making all changes In UNION
DBPOTS, and NO FERRIES.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the
ONCE. corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylyania
avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable infor
nation will be given at all times,
Passengers procuring ticket, at this onee, can &C.
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Elmirn OF
PittsburTh. W. j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
Washington. d. @.
da3-ly Baltimore, Nd.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

WFHAyFiF;IIINS0 rArEN FOR SALE AT THIS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27
4atent MeaitintS,

a1t was carly in the spring Of 1865 that this Com
pound was originated. Amembcr ofmy familywas
afflicted with an irritation of the tIroat, attended
with a disagrecabe cough had for some months
previous thought that preparation, having for its
basis the inside bark Of white pine, might be COM
pounded as to be very useful in the case oft tront
and lungs. To test the value of it In the case al
luded to, compounded small quantity of the
medicine that I had been planning, and gave 1t In
teaspoonfal doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying Within two days the irritation of the
throat was removed, the cough subsidized, and a
speedy cure was effected Soon after this sent
some to q lady i'm Londonderry, N. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasioncd by sudden cold, and had raised mucus
streaked with blood, She soon found relief, and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces of it,
and got wei. J. D. Clark, Esq, editor of the Man
chester .Daiiy Mirror. made q trial Of the Same
preparation in the case OF severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. He was so highly pleased with
the results, and 50 confident Of success attending
Its sales If placed before the public that he finally
persuaded me to give IL name and send IL abroad
to benefit the suffering" $40 IA. t,5t5g.g5
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27
AsEgA THE GREAT CAUSE
ig8 g5 aiae OF Isil sc Is

HUMAN MISERY.
sass Published, ina Sealed Eneeiops Price s,z cts
Lecture on tlse Nature. Trcssrre-f
ana Radical Cure Of sPennatorrhna induced by Self.
noue. Insolahtary Emissions, sImpotcncy, Nervous
smptioa, Erlepsy and Fits; Mental and phy steal IN
CAPACITY &c--By Rob. j. CULvERWELI. nj n
Author Of the Green Book &c - -
The wcr1d-renouned author In ec,,r
cieary rom his experience that the au mi
consequences OF Self Abuse may be eifect1aIIv re-
moved without medicine, and without dangerous snr
gical operations. bouges instruments rings or cor.
u,a's pointing ont mode q cure at once certain ana
~ which every sufferer no matter what NJ
condiien may be- may cure himself cheaply privntelv
ana radically. This lecture will prove boon 70 thous.
GEM nnher seal 10 plain envelope 10 any address
on reeslpi OF six cents, two postaee samns Nv al
dressing the publishers rrsN sSrA'p'' ~ aus
Also pr,cuLvERWELL,s Marriage g ui.le y price s5
cents. Address the publishers f'"s -
., :, 20, cHAS. y. @. KLINE q Co..
zi-yi III Bowery. New York Post Oaiee BOX 45Ss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27
a Word 10 Inc Pnhlic

As the forms Of disease for which we prescribe The
Compound have their origin IN the blood lei fhe s,r
er remember that merely eafacayd apnliancs viii
anord him permanent relief, because cannot reach the
CAUSE. The Compound, going into Me bLoos -TUE
CITADEL 0FTHE DlsEASE.-drves IL frop, lis A rong
hold. and the victim is relieved. sx-Tn,s sror, =
NEVER BE ToReorTkS SURE crkE wAERASRPp
bUHNHAMS a. VAN SCHA AGK.
wholesale Druggists 16 Lake ST.. Chicaao
s-61y #se tt Agents 5or d. SnS.ss..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27
The White Pine Compound

Is manufactured at the NEW ENGLAND BorAHIC
DEPOT, lOj RtRortr Street, Eost0n.
GEORGE ~. SWIFT. 1r D., Proprietor.
III. MOORE, Wholesale Agent. % E.@gt pN
For sale at retailby all Druggists.
p - 81. L.. COkE a. 9 Sgsnr>.
SIS 1y Cedar Falls, Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

that the Legislature would appropriate the ne
cessary amount of money to buy the arms from 'ne'
The telegram to the Secretary OF war 'hh o
II satisfied that armed resistance TO the laws is eoh'e
plated occasions much comment among promheh' VI
fcals, who say that they cannot uhoeIS'"n" wy 10
bopd eptero,n such fears as himself says that the
arms were thrown overheard by the capors Secretary
s.hofeld has received report from he Governor OF
Arkansas at Little Rock that tho arms BELONGED 10
the State and that is apprehenSiyo from Tins demon
stration, armed resistance 10 the laws il con'e
n,at.d and il such should prove TO be the ease the mill
arv force al hnnd not sufficient 10 preserve order The
Governor submtted to the Secretary for such
action as he may think proper under the circumstances
SECRETARY shoatd forwarded the dispatch to the PreS
dent who holds the appeal under advisement
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

State two years ago. and the candidate for Congress this
year against Orth cannot swallow the new Democratic
movement lie cannot now hrSS
and his obligation removed. James Mltchel, Iate
district is out for Grant The KuKlax party terribly
deinoralLed In Indiana.
WHERE IS THE GREAT BARNUMT !
The World comes out as n Snowman " Now,
minutes. while we amputate a tusk Of the elephant
Horalio' just 10 Tighten bis weight"
rSsIs TSs sNG. !. 20 siSSss %ass 90 ssSaia:iou. Ia:
sGg si,ipS & The srphaI, !rsooani' P'''a' eo'
The World says It feels like person Who in lottery
has drawn the next to the winning nunber"-and adds
that the vexation Of defeat never so keeDy felt as
when success was Just within grasp" The World came
as near success the did TO getting letter. there
was In the next box" Or az the woman did to
hnyng % they had baby in ,he next hogss .,
ignore it, The World had four Of them last Tuesday
has usk too much 10 get the thin ice wthbut
us certain that Frank Blair has almost always horn
too much Amputate the horn. Mr. World, and let the
poor Old elephants tusks" alone The World says the
Democrats OF phadephla have acquitted themselves
who will have 10 he acquitted by 10 honest before
very near carrying Pennsyyana high and dry" That
Is, they went into the State from NewYork and Balti-
more, dry" In the morning and came ont "hgh" at
night. Hartford Evening Post
YALLANDIGHAM RIGHT FOR ONCE.
CINCINNATI, Oct. ia gentleman who had
long conversation with vaandgham at his reside nee
ValandIgham cOnversed with HIM some time. and said
that nothing short OF change in the ticket could save
the party from defeat In the election IN Hovember
THE PRAYERS OF THE WICKED AVAIL %
MantOn: Horatlo, can you pray
IIUrato: No; can youf
Mauton: No; but something must be done--quick.
ALBANY Evening Journal
INDIANA DEMOCRATS CONSENT AND CURSE BLAIR
The Democracy are red-hot over the Chase
movement. The central Junta have telegaphed 10 New
York their acaueseence In the change They freely damn
Blair for the defeat OF Hendricks.
THE NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRACY FOR SEY'
MOUR.
RALEIGH, Oct 19.-The STANDARD denonnce:
the proposal ~ throw Seymour aud Balf oVeFpoafo
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE
INDIANA.
INDIANA.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM ALL BUT NINE COuN-
TIES.


OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM ALL But NINE COrN-
TIES.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 19-Eighty three counties
official and nine unofficial give Republican majority In
Indiana OF Sol The final announcement will DO very near
thIs
The Republicans OF the Sixth Congressional Dstrice
have served notice ON Mr. voorhees, Of contest IN his
District, Afidaylts Of tho frands have already Deeh
made and the protest has been fled
John s. Reid, JulIan's competitor claims that the re-
lection the South precinct at Richmond which gave
Baker and the Republican State ticket lS5 majority put
also gave REID considerable majority Ia fraud and nc
proposes TO contest Juian's seat.
RICHMOND. Oct I6.-The Inspectors Of Election In this
county threw ont the south poll OF TINS CITY, oy Voe vi
II 10 for the following reasons Over 200 fraudulent
tickets were found In the baotbox. They were Repup-
lcan in character with the exception OF Congressman.
md bear tho name Of Reid printed for that OF JULIAN the
Republican candidate The throwing out OF this poll so
a6cts the result IN the District give Julian small
maorftv Considerable excitement exists In regard to
the matter -
81.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
THE FUNERAL OF HOWELL COBB.
The funeral of Gen Howell Cobb in Atht

Ga was impOsg ceremonial. The special train iroin
Savannah bearing tho remains, reached Athens early on
Thursday mOrnlng IN churge of an escort, eoposrd Of
delegations from Savannah Mneou, Atlanta aud Augusta
and many special irlcnda, VINO Joined nc The different
points the road. All the business houses, Oices, aud
stores Athens closed during tho day ana the
couury people for miles around the town, came In to pay
tiis last SAT tribntu 10 their departed friend.
Tho procession 10 the cemetery composed Of the
special escort. the members oi The Masunic Lodge the
Odd Fellows Lodge, tho two sociccs of the State Unl
,crsty the members Oi the Bar the President and pro-
fcssOrs NJ tAo UNIVERSITY The clergy and cInUs gcrcr.
uy Of Athens and th1 adjoining counties Religious
exercises were conducted by the Rev Mi IlinH, long
chaplain OF Gen COMBS command - YryiuIn; the Nv.
Ar. Warren, pastor O the Baptist Church n Macon, and
the Rev Mr. k0y uf the Methodist Church.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN OHIO.

SANDUsKY Oct. ia warrant was granted on
Saturday by the Uphed States District Court Tor tne
Sorther District Of Ohio for the arrest or the Hon. r.
r. Dickinson Of Fremont, tho Democratic C0DRressinai
elect the IXh District. on charge oI issuing Iiuo
nient papers TO secure his election
He was taken TO Cleveland for examination j. IL. NC
Ardle the Chairman OF the Democratic County commit
lee of sandshy, was arrested yesterday at Fremont by
the United states Marshal similar process Tor com
plicty in frauds, Mr. Dickinson btihB sum
noucd aS a witness against him.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
OHIO.

Republican majority, sH
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
rur POSITION BANK FRAUDS.

BOsrON, Oet l9-In the United States CITcnit
Court Judges ChOrd and Lowell heard counsel tor ulns
r. Heartwel Charles Molon Charles II. Ward, and I'd
ward Carter The latter was in Court lie 70 salu 10
have nbscondod HeartWc pleaded noFe c0utendet' ana
IS under bail for sentence. The indictment IN suo
charges that HcartweH, when Cashier of the umtcd
States Sub Treasury. IN Boston, used Government ihds
10 the amount Of sO0o go. aud nDllcnes Mellen "Aid
& Co. m accnrnnllcls In iAg cmhckAlenlcnl-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
TIE sroRM 0N LAEE nuEoN.

PORT SARNIA, Canada, Oct. i'll. NJ. Ruu-
boat Prince Alfred, hfr down from bodeiich on
saturday fell In with tie barge Paragon loaded VII
lumber, which was WatcrGaFed Two or me cia" n'u
been tshed overheard aud pgrit.cd woman aho lf
little daughter Giod tie wreck em g.. uAa eAlnhio
Tie captain tG0 -a3.Oa were iOWI 10 tHo ilEi"S
aud were rescned. The gHI1 tOWcd the bafgo 10 lss
port aud bauded bcr 20 the Dnitpd states c7psnl
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
LorIsIANA LEGisLATrRE.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 19.-The House sustained
the Governors veto tho bin authorizing the city 10
esuo $500 In bonds principal and interest payable In
gold be placed the market and the proceed" 10 De
applied to the redemption Of the city currency inc
vote stood n. Tho veto meets with universal ap
proval ,
Tomorrow is the last legal day OF the Sess10n iho
Legislature In ia session tonight.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
THE WORLDS POLITICAL USsOrNDNESs.
rI,l.-- --...A.nllAn.. Inlnla nE ILc lInrn dn 40

seem 10 be wei s,ttlcd n political CONVICTIONS The
gentlemen arc inucn inclined To fuppurt the Democratic
party pu do not aways succeed IN doing Their late
seisation" work only calculated 20 llne ana 10
noralze tho Dyocratic party But Inc World did not
mean do harm. n was innocent. lite managers are
talented confirmed Democratic They do the best
they can Their and unsettled ideHs lead them
INTO b,urditlrs, which the Democrats overlook but re-
icct. AZ lie World grows older II VIII become wiser ana
kr,tcr IL has done Irtity welndced better than could
have been expected for the past yc years considering
it, origin TIE Democrats feel friendly To II Tor ia ser
Nre and overlook Its articles are able, Dut
often md! scrcei, and more brilliant than sound
'-NN-- tl,rII Iinlna I.Innnrailr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
INTENTION OF TIlE LEADERS

We would fain agree with The AtbdnB Arga
thar m hns bcen wen intended" although tue necessity
,r crtgnuor,ry feel, for making such hponRy ~ INC
nerps Ir hnf 6etruys strain at cOnhdoncc iu III inter
auce. I''uVH'st'i ~ N,'"'', '''''''
now Ir WORKS IN INDIANA.
IYDt,NApoLs, Oct. 1G.-Gcn, Mahl0n ID. Man
sa, VINO W. Tie DAinnrTe candidate for secretary oi
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

RECEPTION OP GEN. GRANT-RAILROAD FARES
FOR vOTERS-TREAsURY REGULATIONS-SEC-
RETARY sEwARD-TROOP5 FOR WEST vIR-
GINA. Q. ADAMS-REPUBLlCAN SALUTE.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
TOO LATE! TOO LATEl!

If the Democratic National Convention mas
unde mistakes, by some imagined, we Thought, ana
stlI think II too to correct them lt IL not Tor us
to ippugn the actions OF that body, even u We now
learn tlat possible had been committed HAVING,
for several past honestly and zealosy advocated
its candidates aud s principles, We could not DO guty
OF the gross Of endeavong 10 prove, by
singlo stroke OF tho pcn that all along wo have been de-
ceved ourselves, and were at the same tuc day iaoor
inc to deceive tho people II others nd any comfort
or consolation In such q course. they are at nDery 10
plrsue IT, but cannot follow them We do not believe
thers are two men living IN the Union today, who. ~
placed on the Democratic ticket tomorrow, would pOii
more Democratic votes In November than Seymour ana
i,Iir The temporary disaster which has met Us. was
moi owng 10 our candidates philadelphia Age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-29
Appointment to Clerkships i'm the Depart.
ments-Important Bill.

Mr. Logan yesterday introduced bill TO pro-
vide for a Bureau of Civil Service at Washing
ton snd bill providing that there shall be estab-
ilshed in tins city bureau of that name. which
shall consist OF five examiners, 10 be appointed
by the ire sldent by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, whose duties shall be
10 prescribe the requisite qualifications of each
applicant except such officers as are by law
required TO be appointed by the President.) for
an appointment IN any of the departments at
washington, viz; the Navy, Treasury, State,
interior, Pest On1ce. Attorney Generals Office.
Departm mt Of Agric lture, and their yarious
branches and divisions, taking into considera
ton the fitness and ability OF the applicant
together with his character, knowledge and
experience in the department of ciyal ser
vice TO which he asks admission: TO prescribe
such rules as shall secure 10 each applicant
Iair, Iust, and impartial examination, and TO
make publicly known the SUBJECTS Of such ex.
aminafion, and the time and m an ner of conduet
ing the same. Three examiners shall constitnte
a quorum, and each examiner shall hold his Of
nee Ior -- years, unless removed nv the
President, and shall have q salary of "a 40 r,er
annum. The seventh section of the bin en-.
powers each of the departments TO emulov as
many CLERKS as are necessary TO discharge it's
regular duties, and no more: and the eighth
secuon requires the Secretaries or heads OF de-
Rartmt nts TO apporton the appointments i'm
sner departments among the several States and
congress, and the District Of Columbia m ac.
cordance with Its population. All recommeuda
tons for examination and all nominations for
xOenons Ia ne departments shall be made 70
the Bureau OF Civil Service by the Representa-
tive from the district 70 which the spulic.nt
belongs, and the preference in said nomina atoms
for appointment for the majority OF appointees
from each State, &c- shall be given TO honor.
aody dis charged soldiers aad sailors possessing
the requisite Q0aliAcations. From and after
the appointment Of such examiners, examinx-
uons shall begin and continue Of all clerks now
holding Positions in the various departments
end also Of all Others making application. and
The vacancies occurring shan Se iiied in the the
manner before msntioned.f The last section
provides, THAT on. the llst dsy Of Deceraber
next complete change shall be made, in a.
Of he g GoyernSnenti IN Wakhinston cifc but me
provisions o. tins act shan nos, appiv 10 she
ofaces, clerkships, or employ 49, ~ .e
W yarioes deps,tmene exept those witnia The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-29
EXCITING AFFRAY IN BALTIMORE,
Mrs. f. A. Pollard shoots DIR. Moore-She
is Committed to Jail.

Considerable excitement was occasioned yes-
terday, about noon, at the corner of Hill and
Hanover streets, Baltimore by the shooting of
DIR. George A. Moore, of the firm of Moore &
Difien bach, druggists, by Mrs. Natalie G Pol
lard, wife OF A. Pollard. formerly of Rich
mond. The Baltimore american gives the fol-
lowing account of the affair:
Mrs. Pollard, the wife of f. A. Pollard, who
inquired in the shooting match with George d.
and John > Wise. at the Maltby House. few
months since, has distinguished herself by
shooting DIR. q. A. Moore, proprietor of the
drug store at the northeast corner of Hill and
Hanover streets. 1t appears from the testimony
given that Pollard left the Maltby House.
where he has been boarding with his wife
some three weeks, and the latter has not seen or
heard OF him since then. Pollard and DIR
Moore are old friends, and Mrs. Pollard sus-
pected that her hus band was concealed in the
city and Moore knew of his wher aa bouts She
says she walked past the drug store about half.
past IL yesterday, and she thought she saw her
husband inside. She retraeed her steps and
entered the store and asked DIR. Moore where
her husband was. The latter denied that he
knew anything about Pollard. The lady reit-
Grated her question, saying that she was posi-
her husband was. He ordered her to leave the
store, and sent for policeman. At this time
there was no one in the store but DIR. Moore
and Mr.: A. Schultz, one Of the clerks. The lat
ter testified before the Justice that Dr. Moore
attempted to put Mrs. Pollard out of the store.
but did not use any violence. A click rs of the
raising OF the hammer Of q pistol was heard
under the lady's cloak, and the doctor seized
her. She said that 1t was only the rafting of a
bunch of keys that she had IN her pocket Al
most Immediately after saying this she drew the
pistol and fired at DR.. Moore, he not being more
than three feet distant from her. He threw nm
his hand to ward OF the pistol, and received the
ball in his wrist. This Is the testimony given
by DIR. Moore, Mr.. Schultz, and Mr.. Il. Sinsx.
another Of the clerks who came into the store
while DR.. Moore was attempting to get Mrs
Pollard out. Mr.. Schultz wrested the pistol
from her. and in moment Policeman Blackis
ton, from the Southern District station. arrived
Mrs. Pollard was taken to the station. Justice
Mckinley was summoned and held an erarni
nation at the drug store, where the facts ss
given We're elected. Mrs. Pollard was repre.
sented by George O. Maund, Esq., and Messrs
Smith and Willis, as counsel. These eentiemen
endeavored to bring cross-action, allering
that Mrs. Pollard had acted onlv m salf A.
fence, but the Justice refused to admit tSe mo-
ton. MRS. Pollard stated at the exam instiou
that she knew nothing Of the shooting. and yrns
unconscious Of what took place after 6r. Moore
endeayored to expel her from the store She
refused to give bail, and was comu,itfsrl N An
2 swalt the action OF the grand jury. Dr.
Juries are not considered Serious - = = -.