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Miseallaneous.

NEW YORK, April IA Washington
special says: Gen. Grant positively refused
to interfere ia the matter q the removal
of Gov. Pierpobt OF Virginia, and tele-
graphed to Gen. Schofeld to carry the
order appointing Wells into eject.
The statement that the Chief Justice
wrote the article for the Inlelligencer on
The powers Of the presiding officer Ct the
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Indian Outrage

CHICAGO, April IAN Omaha special
says: Reliable intelligence from Laramie
states that the Indians are burning the
ranches between Laramie and Faiterman.
Ailer burning Horseshoe rancho, they pur-
sued seven ranchemen when desperate
fight ensued, in which three ranchemen and
1--WE Indians were killed. A number Of the
ialIer were Ronnded
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a Ii CREDITORS OF WIN. II. EwIN. DE-
:, A cea5ed, are hereby notified 70 bring 10 ne
their accounts and demands properly antbsnfi-
Gated, Elthin the time prescribed By law. OF
they VIII DO forever barred in law and equity
and AL perions indebted 70 him are hereby rs-
CURED 10 come forward and pay, or tae Claims
VIII DC placed IN course Of collection
9. DU PRE-, Admf,
NO. IS Public Square. Nashville, Tenn
beesmher n. sss7 ian55 A.,
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SOME enthusiastic Radical scribe wis
tiag Of old oock-eyed Buffers brutal
philippe before the impeachment court,
calls him "siiver-tongued. - lie, perhaps
meant 10 say "silver-spooned."
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EDGAR JONES. Casbie
JOHN BROWNE.

NIER CHANT TAILOR,
CORNER DEADERICK STREET AND
~ Public Square. spring Goods now
ready. Ia Cloths. Casimeres and Nestings,
the assortment H. uneqHalsd. styles elegant
and prices low. Contains the most extensive
stock OF fine goods m the market. embracing al
the novelties for gentlemen's wear % which he
calls the attention of his riss.ds aud the public
generally.
april i'm JOHN BkOWAE.
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Jackson, Miss, April I'm the Con-
veniion to-day the resolution was intro
duced and referred to the proper commit
tee prohibiting any person from holding
office who ever held Office or voluntarily
bore arms in aid of rebellion.
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DeIieacies of the Season. Fresh
Peaches, large yellow and white heath: Green
Corn. Peas and Cages Strawberries. Pine APP
pies. Tomatoes. Blackberries, Shaker Preserves.
Sage, Barley, Tapiaco. Farina. Corn Starch,
Cream and Lemon Crackers. and many other
choice articles too numerous to mention, with
all the Staple GROCERIES,. at the lowest mar
ket prices, at W. W. TOTEM & BROS. %
College street Nashville
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Information i'm u. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
No. I32I-United States VS.. seven barrels
Whisky.
APRIL TERM, 1865.

No. I32I-United States VS.. seven barrels
Whisky.
WHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ. AT
w tOrney of the United States for said DIS
trict, has filed his information in SAIL Court,
on behalf of the United States. and Of all per-
sons concerned, against seven barrels whisky,
(W. S. Evans. reputed owner,) alleging. among
other things. that said spirits was seized as for
feited to the United States, for the causes in said
information alleged.
Now. therefore, in obedience TO the mOnitiOn
of the Court, to me directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything
to say why the same should not be condemned
as forfeited, and that they be and appear before
said Circuit Court. to be holden in the Federal
Court Room, in the Capitol at Nashville, Ten
nessee. On the 10th day of April, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, then and there TO interpose their
claims. Il. r. GLASC0OK,
apr3 LIT NJ. NJ. d. L.
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The Healing Pool, and House of

Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage. with sure means of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofcharge. Adore
DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m
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Middle District Of Tennessee.

fVHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
1 notice OF bis appointments as Ansignse OF
Morris MOFeansfsrn, Clay Roberts. Francis
Linck. r. n. Mitchell, Henry kedlsheifaer and
A. j. McWhirte Of Nashville, IN the county 81
Davidson and SlaUe OF Tennessee. within said
District. who have been adiudged bankrupts
on their own petitions. BY the District Court Of
said District.
A. s. CHADBOURER, Assignee.
mas laW3t' Office. s21z Church street.
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NOTICE.

NOTE FOR s2o0. DATED 26rH MAY.
N 1886. signed Ia. Hose. and indsrsed Jno.
NJ. Bass. has been lost The note Is the prop
warned against trading for u. A reward will 81
given 70 any enc Who will bring the note IA the
UaIOy AND DfsPATeH once.
arri ~
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Information ia u. n. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM, 1868.

APRIL TERM. 1863
No. I3I0-United States vs.. 90 barrels High
Wine, ~ Beer Tubs, I Fluke Stand. / Mash
Tub, Beer Bailer, Machines, ! Corn Mill,
Wine Tubs. I pair Scales, Blower. 2 Lad
deTs, Water Tanks. I Mash Rake. = Yeast
Tubs, DOabler. 300 Bricks. Steam Boiler.
] Engine, ] Steam Guage. ] GrindstOne.
Pumps. Iron Vice, Coal Oil Lamps. Water
Bucket, 10 Axes. 2 Thermometers. east
jug, Force Pump and Pipes. ] Receiving
Cistern. Water Cistern. patent Bung Boiler
9 empty Barrels. ? Oh Cans Lanterns,
Stoves. 3 Stop Vats.
WHEREAS. r. McP. SMITH. ESQ. At
w tOrney OF the United States for said Dis
trict, has flied his information in said Court. on
behalf of the United States, and OF all persons
concerned. against the said itty-nnc barrels
High Wine, and other articles enumerated
above. d. Bradley, reputed owner.b alleging.
among other things. that said articles we're
seized as forfeited 20 the United States. for the
causes in said information alleged.
Now. therefore. in obedience % the mnniti0n
Ct the Court, 20 Inc directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claim
ing said property, or knowing Or having any
thing 70 say why the same should not be con-
demned - forfeited. and that they be and APP
pear before said Circuit Court. 10 be holden IN
the Federal Court Room. in the Capitol ~
Nashville, Tennessee. 0n the 10th day "a
April. 1858, az 10 o'clock A. NJ, then and there
r. r GLAsC0CK
apr3llt 81 NJ. b. I.
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New Marriage Guide.

An essay for young men, on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases. incidentto youth Gnd
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
ON
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TnE Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Courier says it is thought the
result Of the Connecticut election will
have a potent effect on the Impeachment
trial
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed. with eight men and two horses.
to make 25OO to $500 frst-elass Brick per hour.
and by steam. 1000 to 1000 per hour. accord
ing to the facilities for removing them.
I offer to demonstrate these facts by Machines
in actual operation. J. II. RENrCK,
feb29 Pm II Broadway, New York, Room q.
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E0R SALE. A 7IRsT- RATE ENGINR AND
H. Boiler IN good order. Can be secn land
price learned. By calling ~ this once.
-GaT3l Ina
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InaugnratesI a. Governor.

RICHMOND, April Hon. II. Willie,
OF Alexandria, this morning took the oath
office as Governor Of Virginia and entered
on the duties of his Office.
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ConiugaI Love. and the happiness

1HtltI EIIT
Of True marriage.-E for Young Men,
on the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and create impedi-
ments to Marriage with sure means of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Address. DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUG 1TON. How
ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. feb2 sm
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Middle District of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment "a Assignee Of
Miles II Mayes, Alfred b. Pendlelon. David
Humphrey. Lewis karger. Ben. T. Brown,
Isaac Cohen, Phillip Blumsnthal and Wn.
p. Elliott, OF Nashville, in the county
Of Davidson and State Of Tennessee. within
said District. who have been adjudged bankrupts
said District.
AS. CHADB0URNE, Assignee.
apr laWst Office, s21S Church street.
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Fer Louisville and Cincinnati

THE FINE PASSENGER H~-.
L steamer Havana. PIERCE. Mas slllsl1tt9
ter, W MClNTYRF, Clerk. will leave -
as above on WEDNESDAY. the sth instant. az
O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply On board, OF &c
W. A. PEBBLES. Agent
Corner Broad and Front streets
CORBETT & BOYD. or
PR . HARRISON K SONS.
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Senate during the impeachment, is authOri-
tatively denied.
PORTLAND, Ma, April lone hundred
guns we're fred this evening in honor of
the Democratic victory in Connecticut.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHEAP GOODS.

THE REMAINDER OF THE srOCK OF
l. Cameron. Grier x Co., will be closed ant
during the present month. afor5ing a fno OPP
in DTygoods AIRS Nv
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7. ]. YARBR0UGH,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN
al Kinds Of Produce,

NO. "a SOUTH COLLEGE STREET.
HAS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
IL Flour Of various brands; also Bacon,
Lard. Corn Meal Potatoes, Groceries and
Liquors.
n. B.-Cash. or Groceries at cash prices. paid
for Produce. T. j. YARBROUGH
apr q No. q South COLLEGE strael.
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JOHN PORTERFIELD. G.

|WHNL FWEt EEEF HF.Ell1t Nl8IIeT
sworn 20 and subscribed before
A. q. NORVELL. n. r.
Nashville, April 6, lS63.-apr7 u BEalt
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THIEvERY Ar PULAsKI.


a Negro Convict Feels the Weight of
n HickOry-A severe Dose Given The
SCOundreI.
We learn from a gentleman who arrived
at the Commercial Hotel from Pulaski,
yesterday morning, that a negro scoundrel
and ex-penitentiary convict, released on
one Of Old Proc's humane pardons some
months ago, has been detected in some re-
cent thieveries, and made to pay for his
rascality in a way be little reIished we
opine. The facts, as told US, are as APP
pended.
Last Thursday night, the smokeSnouse Of
Mr. Gus Deshon, gentleman living in the
suburbs Of Pulaski, was broken open and
entered by some midnight robber, unknowH
a: the time. Eight pieces Of good, fat bacon
were missing next morning, aud Mr.. Deshon
determining not to have his supplies cut Of
with such irIpunity, at once stated the case
to the detectives and asked their co-opera-
lion in a search for the missing meat. A
vigorous hunt was Immediately instituted :,
aud on Saturday last they succeeded in
finding the lot, minus two or three good
square meals, in the hands of Wash Rose,
a "gemmen OBJ color whose honesty no one
dare 'spute." Wash was arrested and taken
before a Magistrate, where he stated that
he had bought it on Friday Of Marsh
Dabner, the great enfranchised, recently
released from States Prison, as said
above. Marsh got wind Of Wash's betrayal
Of his scoundrelism and successfully evaded
the officers Of the law in the city, until
Monday morning last he was seen leaving
the city ria the Eikton pike. City Mar
shall II. Fl. Aymett, in company with his
faithful hickory, which he always carries,
Immediately gave chase, coming up with
Marsh in the cemetery grounds. Advanc-
ing toward him he ordered him TO surrender,
but the negro thinking he was beyond the
corporation limits, defantly said, cd
d-n you, show me your authority +" This
is j" replied the Marshal, az his hickory,
quick as lightning, few up and struck the
Uranium of the sccundrel, who went down
in a trice. Up comes Marsh and goes for
the Marshal; up goes the hickory and
down comes Marsh the second, third and
fourth times. In the meanwhile several
persons from the town had arrived to snc-
cor the Marshal, who at last triumphed in
conquering the stubborn rascal Among
the party from the town were several ne
groes who had volunteered to assist in the
capture, as an evidence, it is said, Of their
opposition to his conduct. Marsh, upon
seeing them with his captors, commenced
abusing them by saying; This is the way
you tislGU your obligations TO the League, is
it2 "But not in your thieving," they an
swered, some Of them, at the same time,
taking hold Of him and starting back TO
town with him. lie was taken before Jus :
tice W. H. Alternately, who at once COM
mitted him TO Jail TO await trial at the next
term Of the Criminal Court
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BURGLARY AT A SUMMER STREET
BOARDING HOUSE.

The Vest Pockets of "a Dentist and IA
Tailor Killed OF Their Small Change.
On yesterday morning about two O'Clock
some contemplate burglar got into the
boarding house Of Major j. L. Guest, No.
6S North Summer street and succeeded in
eiecting an entrance into an up stairs room
occupied BY our friend, DR.. John Moore, Of
Columbia, who, as we stated yesterday, was
en- route for the New York Convention.
The burglar, DO doubt, as be read the "per-
sonal,' (for burglars are always posted, had
visions of a plethoric pocket-book of
bright new "greeneys in his minds
eve, and resolved upon foray.
Well be that as il NAV, he got
in there and made a thorough search
through the vesl and pants pockets of the
Doctor, rItiing them OF fine gold repe st er
and some thirty dollars in change. among
the rest his "Jef. Davis dollar" priced so
highly on account Of having received il as
part remuneration for his unhsginC .devo-
ton 10 the Confederate cause during the
"late unpleasanlness' The Doctor Do
Htely, vet earnestly desires the gentlen sn
burglar 10 return Il II consistent with his
burglsrious notions Of doing business, il
not. would like 10 know how much would
induce him 20 do 80. There was sleeping
in the same room with the Doctor a
tailor by name, Pelete, whose pockets we're
relieved Of $50 also. ss.e.
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TIE HAND OF VENGEANCE.

= .
Tragic End Of a Negro Fiend WHO Az
tempted TO Rape a White woman
He is Taken from jail and Shot by
an Outraged People Mt Pulaski.
Rumors were rife in the city yesterday
of the tragic end Of negro lend, who was
taken from The jail at Pulaski 90 the night
before, and shot by a mobof citizens. From
all we can gather, il sppears that some
time in April last negro, whose name we
were unable to obtain, went TO the house OF
Mrs. Hockshaw, respectable widow lady,
living about four miles north OF Elkton, in
Giles county, and whose only son died
gallant death on one Of the blood stained
battle-felds Of the South, doing service as
a Confederate soldier She was living
alone with 4 beautiful daughter, young
girl Just budding into womanhood, and
whose beauty thrilled the breast of the in
carnate demon with determination to ef-
feet her ruin. One dark night, after Mrs.
Hockshaw and her daughter had retired,
they were startled by frightful Boise
the barking Of the dogs and something
like the clsmbering Of man up the out
side walls. In almost an instant the negro
was in the room, and with threats of yio-
lence in case of alarm. or betrayal, he went
to the bedside wherein lay the daughter,
and was in the act of consummating his hell
ish purpose when the mother sprang for an
az near by and commenced a vigorous on
slsught, driving him from the house and
saving the honor and virtue of herself and
daughter. The demon, in his thwarted
rage, began pelting the house with stones,
but fortunately without injuring either Of
the ladies. Nexs day she reported the
occurrence to her neighbors and steps were
at once taken to secure the internal scoun-
drel, and after several days of pursuit he
was captured and lodged in the Pulaski
Jail. A partial examination in his case
was had in April last, and no doubt as TO his
guilt was eviRced, yet he was retained In
prison for further investigation at the
next session of the Criminal Court. There
he remained until Monday night last be-
tween the hours Of twelve and one, when
an unknown band Of thirty or forty armed
citizens on horseback entered the town from
an unknown quarter and took forCible pos
session Of the Jail, ordering the Jsiler, with
some rather persuasive arguments, to de-
liver over the keys of the establishment.
The negro was then taken out, and carried
about three hundred yards from the Jail,
on Second Main street, Immediately in
front of Maj Adams residence, where a
halt was made, and at the word sire p two
score of bullets entered his body, COM
pIetely Kidding it, and sending his dark
ened soul to its place of reckoning. The
party then left town .ViG the EIkton pike,
and nothing had been heard of them up to
the time the evening train passed there yes
terday.
We withhold further comments until
more facts in the case reach us.
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GENERAL MARX ETS.
NASHVILLE, Tuesday June 30.

NAsHVIILEs Tuesday June 50.
Trade in every department is dull, and
the transactions are on a limited scale.
Even the wheat market has become dull,
buyers taking hold very cautiously, aud
producers demanding foil prices.
CorToE.-The market Is devoid Of IN
terest There have been no receipts or
sales, and the stock on hand is reduced to
$50 bales. Messrs. McCrae q Co. received
the following dispatches yesterday
LIVERPOOL, June 80, I1:l5.-M4rket
quiet sales 10 day 5000 bales at llt(g
lad shipments from Bombay TO 24th
inst, since oCr last report, GS.0O0 bales.
1:29 2. M.-Cltton market easier. P. N.
Cotton quotations nominally unchanged.
NEW YoRK, June 80, IL A. M-Cotton
quiet but steady. Gold l40t 1890 P NJ
Cotton quiet but steady low middlings
3Otc uplan3s 3l4c; good midilings 9Sc
Mobile 3l3c; Orleans &c. 3P. Not
ton market quiet but steady sales to-day
1000 bales quotations DOmioally IN
changed.
CoRS-Coru, loose, 7OG72c per bushel (,
10 store, sacked, sl9s5c delivered st de
pot, 859S7e, ~
HAY-$2O per ton.
BAoos-Ws quote clear sides at l74CG
lse; shoulders 144c; plain hams, lsc;
Tennessee canvased $1,000; country,
Is4@19c.
LARD-In tierces ls@184c. 10 kegs q 3c
per ID; inthree and FIVE pound caddies, per
case, DC.
FLoUR-Common 10 choice sEperGne
s. OO9Io, family $I2 s0@I3, fancy
Sl3@l4 per Dbl. new $l2 259l4 old IS
declining. and prices are merely nominal.
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4@OhuOh cufACCs VI c0teAudy duOtS ChAteN
States sos at 73s.
Exchange on New York is bougb5 BY
the banks at par, and sold by them at &c
premium.
There is very little doing here in dotted
States bonds. The banks buy at 4 shade
under the New York rate, and hold at about
&c advance. s
New Tennessee bonds were quoted in
New York yesterday at 683c, which is a
decline of 4c in one day.
There is no change in Nashville coIpo-
ration checks, or in Tennessee Bank notes.
The former are taken at 85@8Sc, aud held
at 90@92c The latter are bought at Soc.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
26th of June were as follows:
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TIT CITY.


The Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
will run trains 10 the Orphans picnic at
Rains Grove, on the 4th, at hours to suit
all visitors.
F. Ozanne hiss opened new ice cream
saloon at the corner Of Church and High
streets, where at all hours, day aad night
his customers will Be served with The best.
Families and parties furnished at short
notice.
4 grand bran dance Is to come oHon the
itn near Mrs. A. ". Browne residence on
the Nashville and Decatur railroad. Trains
will run every half hour for the accom-
mediation Of visitors.
Don't forget the sale Of lots IN Bosiiok's
adii ton to-day.
See advertisement Of A. X. T.-agens
wanted.
In our local columns Of to-day viii be
found a card from our modest and inge1i-
Gus Young friend, ]. G. Wharton, Of ]. G.
Wharton q Co., somewhat denying the
Justice Of compliment to his genius and
enterprise that appeared yesterday IN our
mention Of "IEc model iumbler washer, in
connection with their unequaled soda fount.
This, we repeat, was the result Of his own
inventive genius-not the first time in his
young career where he has displayed it,
and We look with pleasure to a future full
OF reward for such genuine merit and en-
terprise.
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THE sale Of lots in Bostick's addition
takes place to-day. The terms Of sale are
very liberal and a long credit is given. A
good opportunity is offered to purchasers
with limited means who are seeking great
bargains in property convenient to the CEN
trail part of the city, Free omnibuses will
leave the Offices Of Anderson, johnson &
Smith and Browns & Cheatham at ten
o'clock A. N. Step in and ride up p Sale
will commence on Cedar street at the corner
Of BOsticli avenue.
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PouCE CoURT.-With dozen or four
teen cases the docket Of this court was
cleared yesterday. A fresh start will be
taken this morning, and ~ the summer
season an the city ia likely 10 be Of a rather
tame nature it is the fervent wish Of our
local that those who propose 10 ''cut any
shines wall do 20 whils business in other
branches i' slsgnsnt or, If they feel like
behaving themselves, do so and gave Com
missioner Sparkling an opporunity Of going
TO some watering place" We feel conf
dent the Commissioner will agree with us
when we say that the cumbrous weight Of
legal affairs sccords not with his idea Of a
"iree aa6 easy existence. He'd rather
feed on cats and garlic in 8 windmill, than
10 dwell in any summer-house in christen-
DOM with such brawling, drunken crew
as daily come under his jurisdiction. The
following Is 8 catalogue Of the culprits who
received lessons 10 Chesterfield yesterday
morning:
Nellie Bergin, using ahusive and often
rive language; discharged
John Stcrnson, druRk 90 street s..
Ihos. Mrhanus assaulting with stone 3
costs
h. Witty, unlawful gaming not tried
Mm. Argo, same ohense SOS.
Two other cases, same ofiense; one $50,
the other S25.
ihoihaS Hudson, carrying concealed
limits So.
John Robertson, house. breaking; thirty
DAYS In workhOuse
jerry Joiner, assault and battery $40
George Franklin, same oIeBae lie.
charged.
Capt, W. 5. Hathaway, malicious shoot.
ing discharged
puoNo4Raptf, - M de- - Il,