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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of JAMES N. DURLING, late O
the borough Of Stroudsburg, deceased.
THE Undersigned, Auditor, appointed by
i the Orphans Court of Monroe county,
TO audit the account of Richard s. Staples,
administrator of the estate of James N. Dur
ling, late of the borough of SIroudsburg, de-
ceased, and 10 make distribution of the mo-
nies in his hands to and among the parties
entitled thereto. will attend tn the duties of
his appointment, on SATURDAY, DECEM-
BER 26tb, 1868, at 10 o'clock, a. M, at his
office, in he borough of Stroudsburg. a,
which time and place all persons having any
claims or demands on said fund W i'll present
the same, or be debarred from coming in for
a share of such monies.
STEPHEN HOLMES, Jr., Auditor.
Nov. 26, 1868.
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ESTRAY.
COOPER. Ell. ROGERS
COOPER & ROGERS.

ENERAL COMMISSION MER-
|" CHANTS for the sale of Flour, Grain,
Feed, Seeds, &C., PIT North Water Street,
and 220 North Delaware Avenue, Phiadel-
phia, Pa.
GrParticular attention paid 10 BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR. [Oci. '6Sm6.
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Sherin's Sale.

By virtue OF writ Of ven. ex. dc terris,
10 me directed, issued out Of the court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, will ex-
pose to sale, a, public yendue. on
Saturday, the Goth day OF December, lH6S.
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, Mt The Court
House, in the Borough of Srrouisburg, the
following described Real Estate to Wit:
certain Tract or piece of Land situate
in Jackson township, in said County. adJoin-
ing lands of Phibeas Becker, Amos & Peter
Singer, Beniamin Singer, Joseph NJ ufir a nd
sthers, containing
AZ ACRES
strict measure. The improvements are
Frame Dwelling House. -
l6 by "a feet. II stories high. a Log gi....sss
HOUSE j! tires high about l6lsxss;
Iy Is feet, Frame BARN 80 by 4G feet; ?
small Cooper Shops, Spring o. Wafer near
the door and some FRUIT TREES-gd
About 40 acres are cleared, part Ok
which is
IMIAD OSys
The public road from Tannersville to Fen
aersville passes along sd id property.
Seized and taken in execution the pro-
p.rty of John s. Frutchey, and to be sold
BY me for cash.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office Stroudsbug,
December 10, 1868.
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WHERE DO PEOPLE GENERALLY
90 to buy Good and Fancy Furniture! Why
they 60 to McCARIfS.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing whick
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efec,uei
for preserving the
hair. iadcd Or gro.
hair IS soon restored
to ats original co's7r-
scith tbs g'oss Gas1
freshness cy yoxfa.
Thin hair - thick.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
PerhaDs no one rnetli.

For all the purposes OF Laxative
Medicine.
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Perhaps no one medi-
cine is SD universally re-
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted into use, IN
every country and among
ell classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PHI. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is a more re.
liable and far more cfiec.
tual remedy than any
other 1'haxe who hsye
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24
address you.

ORGANIZATION OF THE THIRD WARD
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-The Democrats of
the Third Ward met at the engine
house, on the corner of Second and
Adams street, last night, TO organize 3
ward club. Col. F. i. Tyler, Of the Led
ger, was elected President, c. W. Net
calf, Esq Secretary, and the following
gentlemen were appointed committee
on organization Messrs. NJ. r. Mitchell,
Thomas Barrett and J. ?. Adams. Sew.
ersl eloquent addresses were made, and
the meeting adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB. The Democrats
ana Conservatives of the I2.h Civil Dis,
triot Of Shelby county are requested to
meet at the magistrates office OF Hume
+. Hin, at Buutyn's Station, on Satur-
day next, the 25th inst, st D O'Clock
p. N, for the purpose of organizing a
Seymour & Blair Club. Speeches will
be msde, after which watermelons will
be cut promiseuously.
DEMOCRATIC NEGROES. UNDER
stand that there is to be n colOred Sey-
mour club organized on Tuesday night
next. Godfrey Wilkerson and few
other sensible and peaoeable negroes
head the movement. They will have
the aid and couutensnee OF every good
citizen in our midst.
THE officers and different committees
of the Y. III. 1. D. Club, are earnestly re-
qaested 10 meet at the Stillmsn Hall this
s,,orpipC at 10 OialOok az bIlsjnaGs of
importance will be considered.
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THE COURTS.

CHAEoERY COURT. Aston, Clerk
and Master. The Clerk and Master will
take accounts to-day in the cases Of But
Ter ct al. vs.. Small ct al. Thompson VS..
Gillespie.
LAW CoURT-JdDles o. Pierce, Judge.
The calendar of cases was called on yes
terday up to No. 982. A few judgments
were taken. To-day the docket will be
called commencing at case No. 9s2, and
running up to No. 1000. 1t is possible
that the docket may be called even be-
yond thst number.
MUNICIPAL COURT ". Wdldrdn
Jisdge.-Meets to-day pursuant to ad-
journment. To-day being motion day,
the clerk will call the cases on the mo
ton docket SIS usual.
CRIMINAL COURT = WBs. Hunter,
.Eisdge.-No business was transacted on
yesterdsy-the proceedings Of Court be-
ing suspended in consequence OF the
death OF the late w. G. Thompson, Esq,
a member Of the Memphis bar. Yester-
day morning the Jury in the case Of the
State VS.. James Brown, Indictment for
murder, returned into Court and asked
for further instructions, which were Civ
Ell by the Court. They reported at 2
O'Clock pm. that they we're unable to
agree upon a verdict. At O'Clock last
evening they again reported that they
were unable to agree. A verdict will
probably be rendered this morning. To-
day the case of the State VS.. William
O'Hern, larceny, will be called up FOR
trial.
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OLD FRIENDS AGAIN ON THEIR FEET.
In another column will be found an an
nouucement from Messrs. NJ. Il. GRrvin
& Co, that they have sold out their en-
tire stock Of groceries TO Messrs. H. S.
King 4 Co., and under the same is q
card from Messrs. II. s. King and b. w.
Coleman, announcing that they have
formed a copsrtnership for the trsnssc-
ton of a grocery, general commission
and produce business, at the old stand of
Messrs. Garvin & Co., 226 and 22s Second
street. 1t is with no ordinary degree OF
Measure that we received the card OF
Messrs. King & Coleman, and now call
the attention OF our readers to it. For
ten wears before ths war these gentle
men were we'll and most fsvOrably known
% our Memphis public. By honesty
fairness of dealing, and hard, unremit'
ting labor, they had earned for them
j salVes not only an envlable reputation
/ but handsome property. The blasts OF
war came and stripped them, as it did
sN throughout our Southern land who
were true to Dixie, Of the proceeds Of the
toll Of years. Since the war they have
been struggling to regain foothold, and
we ara more than happy to say have sue
eeeded, for ii Is impossible to keep sacl
men down. We know that hundreds o
their old friends will welcome them agaiI
into the mercantile arena, and extend L
them that patronage which they for
msrly held, aud Dow 80 richly merit,
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DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Proceedings Yesterday.


The Association met pursuant to ad.
iournment, at DR.. Arrington's office, ct
.. m. yesterday. The fourth and fifth
subjects OF discussion were indefinitely
passed over.
Miscellaneous subjects being next in
order, number Of gentlemen took part
in the discussion of nadseIary sinus, and
the best mode of treatment; and also
the best mode of keeping cavities dry
while manipulating a filing.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
till s pm.
THIRD DAY.
The Association met this morning pur-
suant to adjournment, DR.. Arlington in
the chair.
The Committee on Membership re-
ported favorably on the petitions Of Drs.
T. F. Linde, of Memphis, AID ]. L. New
born, OF Bolivar, and both gentlemen
were unanimously elected members Of
the Association.
Drs. WATSON, Morgan and Elliott were
appointed committee to draft resOlu-
lions on the death of DR.. w. P. Wilson,
Of Nashville.
Discussion was then resumed, and the
sui ject of artificial bases occupied the
attention Of the Association up to the
hour Of adjournment at noon to-day.
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MEETING OF THE BAR.
Tribute of Respect TO the Late
w. G.. thompson.

At an adjourned meeting Of the men,
bers of the bar, held in the Chancery
Court room, on Thursday, the 2Sd OF
July, J. NJ. Gregory, Esq, chairman,
the committee heretofore appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the feel
ing Of the bar relative to the decsase of
w. G. Thompson, reported the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Omnip-
otent Dispenser of events, in His inscru
table providence, to cut off with sudden
death, and TO remove from the midst Of
his brethren William q Thompson, q
member Of the Memphis bar, who was,
we are informed, native Of Tennessee,
but had st an early period Of his lie
emigrated TO her sister State OF Missls-
sippi and settled at Jackson, where he
successfully and assiduOusly practlced
law until, his health failing him, he re-
moved to the city Of Memphis, and
continued with un'iring zeal and industry
The avocation which be had adopted,
and which he loved and honored. He at
tanned, and Justly merited with all who
knew him, the reputation of an able and
talented lawyer, who was well read aud
very eonversant with the legal lore Of
his profession, but was always modest,
and never sought TO make a display OF
his erudition. His moral character was
without repTOach his affections and at
tachment5 were warm and generous {;
mis- personal and social relations were
distinguished by those amenities OF lie
which mark the true gentleman. In his
professional intercourse, he invariably
exhibited kindly courtesy, atfabiiity
and urbanity of manner which chal-
lenged the esteem of all who had bust
ness connections with him. He may
have had faults, (who Of us have not p
but his moral and intellectual qualities
so greatly predominated over them that
his eminent virtues aud eXcellencies OF
character shOne with luster that
dimmed into Oblivion the recollection Of
bis errors He possessed answering in
tegrity, and a strict adherence TO the
truth. Another OF the bright galaxy
who illumined the forum and the bench,
has bsen summoned to appear before the
august Judge, whose mandate we
must all obey. II affords the
bar OF Memphis a mOurnful salts
faction to bear testimony on this
occasion to the sterling merit and ability
Of William q. Thompson, Whoi though
he has passed from time to eternity, will
still live ia our memories; therefore
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the
loss Of VIM. G. Thompson, whose death
we sincerely regret, and whose memory
we revere and respect; that we COZ
daily extend our sympsthies OF condo
| lence to the bereaved for the calamity
which has afflicted them and that We
wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days SIS testimonial of our sp-
probation Of orr departed brother,
RcsOIDed, That a copy of these Fesolu-
lions De presented to the different courts
of the city, aud be asked to be spread
upon the minutes of the said courts
that copy Of these resolutions be pre-
| sented to the family of the deceased, and
that they be published in the city
papers. ,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

We have received quite a number Of
communications on this subject. The
following, which goes over the whole
ground, we recommend to the attention
Of our merchants. The eight hour sys-
tenn has been adopted almost everywhere,
and we think that our merchants will
ind IL consonant with their interests TO
grant the request Of their employees in
this matter
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July p, 1855.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Would it not be best for merchants,
grocers, booksellers and cotton brokers
to close their places OF business at fedr
O'Clock, pm, each day except Saturday,
thereby allowing their employees Few
hours' recreation before night. In New
Orleans and several Northern cities this
plan has been tried and found to work
much better than the old one of keeping
open until night.
No one will lose by 1t, while q great
deal will be gained. Speak to them
| through the columns OF your journal
and advise all to open their places OF
business at, say seven O'Clock am, and
| close at O'clock pm thereby afford
| log ample time for the transaction Of al
necessary business, besides three hours
| for recreation or pleasure to employer
aud employees. Z. ID. II.
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THE OLD FOLKS AZ HOME.
Tr,elr Reunion yesterday.
Large COncourse Present.

The annual reunion of the "Old Folks"
yesterday at Bartlett, eleven miles from
The city, was attended by one OF the
largest concourses we have seen for
many day, old and young, grave and
gay. Many OF the most refined and
beautiful ladies Of the city and county,
as well As the most enlightened and dis
tingnished of our citizens were present.
Hon. e. NJ. Yerger was orator Of the
day, and acquitted himself quite grace
fully and feelingly. AT about the close
OF Col. Yerger's Grafton, the heavy clouds
which had Tor some time been gathering,
let loose q torrent Of rain which wss t.
hundreds incomCorta5ly refreshing. a
large portion of the crowd were literally
drenched. While all regretted to see the
rain come at so inopportune moment
yet it was a source of general gratifica'
ton that it should have at last
descended in so liberal man
ner, and thus added so materially
to the prospects Of the neighboring FAR
mers. Notwithstanding, however, this
inopportune incident, as soon as the
storm passed, the barbecue was rather
irregularly served but there proved to
be bountiful supply Of all the visnds
and vegetables OF the season, which had
been excelleHtly cooked and not at ali
Injured by the copious shOwer-which
had proved so disastrous to criDoline.
There was general gayety and merri
ment ct the disarrangemsntO OF costumes,
Instead of any disposition to view the
matter with regret.
After dinner a good band struck up
some Of the familiar cotiiliOn airs, and
the gay and elegant portion Of the party
enjoyed themselves until the departure OF
the last train for the city. Altogether it
vas n most enjoyable occasion, and en-
hances the disposition OF our citizens to
encourage these social reunions Of our
noble pioneers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

ALMOST AN ITEM.-As one Of Messrs.
Patterson & Keck's fine omnibuses came
rafting down Main street from the Louis
vile depot yesterday about half-past
three o'clock, just before it reached the
OvertOn, a reckless boy attempted to
cross the street Immediately in front OF
it. The driver Of the bus did all in his
power to stop his horses, but his efforts
were Intellectual, and in spite Of all be
could do, the pole struck the boy, knock
ing him down, and the wheels OF the
'bus passed over him. Strange to relate,
the youngster was not hurt, and before
the driver or any one else had time to
reach him, be had picked himself up
and limped off.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

SCALEYwAGGERY. - We announced
yesterday that there was another split
in the iraternal Radical party, and that
apother Richmond was in the field
against Smith and Num-. We learn
that this new aspirsnt for scalawsg pro-
motion is a promising young man, who
is wagon painter by trade, but has
lately turned his attention to the law.
His chances for election, we fear, were
completely ruined yesterday by his hav-
ing to take the "pauper's oath, land
we all know in these degenerate times
{" no money, no voter"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

PEPPERED THEM-SOme thieving
young mackerels who were helping
themselves from the orchard of friend
Of ours day before yesterday, all at once
found themselves the recipients Of a
well directed dose Of mustard seed
We are informed that the last that was
seen of them they Were travelling for
dear life, not much hurt, bat scared 4" 8
heap,n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

EMaIoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson and
1893 Main street, have received New York
Ledger, Chimney Corner, Pen aud Pen
Gil, Family Heitung, Boston Pilot En-
erald, Welcome Guest, Kelley's Weekly,
Banner of Light (-piritusD, La Crosse
Democrat, Sunday Times, Southern
Opinion, and daiiies as usual.
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BAILEY SPRINGS. ALABAMA.

fFiHE prOpristOrs of this Watering Place take
i plezsore in informing their friends and
patrons that they have ccmp letsd their ar
rama eEneEts for The comfort and endowment Of
their guests, ana that the Hotel Is now open
for their reception. The efficacy OF these
waters IL cases OF DrCpsy, ScrOfula, Dyspepsia.
diseases peculiar to Females and ali diseases OF
the SKIN and Kidneys. Is TOO well established
TO Need comment. A good Band will serve ths
Fail loom and this table will be supplied with
the best the county affords, while tee nsniug
In ShoSl Greek ami the hunting in tbs sur
rounding woods present their usual attractions
70 visitors. Route via Mem phis and Charleston
Railroad TO Florence, thence Dy regular Stage
Line 70 the -pTings-DiDe miles.
For descriptive paIz phlet, circular. OF for In
formation respecting special Giseases address
ELLIS CO, PropristOrs,
or n. s. MOODY. MD,
ie29 I'm Rasidsnt Phvsfefar,
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THE WEATHER.-T heat was, as
usual, intense yesterday during the fore
noon, but about noon a storm came up
which reduced the temperature eight
degrees in = half hour. Considerable rain
fell in the city and the suburbs during
the afternoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

THE NsATEsT, completest little drug
store in town, or cut OF it, il that Of
Thee. Hoerner, Nos. 80 and "a Besl
street; sad Mr.. Hoerner is a graduated
chemist, who thoroughly understands
bis business having spent Many years
in European schools Of Pharmacy. We
confidently recommend him to the
neighborhood as reliable in every way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

RUMORs. town was full last night
OF all sorts Of exciting rumors from the
scalawag Convention at Brownsville
At one time there was a big free light
going On between the scalawags, and
the town Sss ~ Ere. Atsnother, Judge
Lewis had shot sud killsd the great Ku
Klux catcher. AZ another, lac had only
given him black eye. AT one time
Smith was the nominee, snd at another
Mum. al accounts agreed, however
in saying that there bad been jolly
row and somebody was hurt, So mote
IL be.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

A GREAT CHANCE.-We call the at
tention of grocery merchants, wholesale
and retail, to the card which appears in
our column OF new advertisements, of
Messrs. NewcOmb, Buchanan & Co.
These gentlemen advertise for sale, at
auction, a splendid lot OF sugars, syrups
and coffee, to be sold at sixty days
credit on approved paper, without inter-
est. The sale is positive, and will COM
menee at 10 O'Clock am. Thursday, July
80. at warehouse No. "a Fourth street,
Louisville, KY. This is chance too
rare to be thrown away, and all buyers
will do we'll to look at the advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24
TN CnrrREspONDENTs

Correspondents who wish to have any atteu-
ton paid to their communications must OBJ
serve the following rules:
Be brief, concise and to the point, avoid toe
"hoWers OF rhetoric" and cOnfne yourself TO
a plain statement OF facts. WRITE on but one
side Of the paper in a clear hand, and with pen
and ink, giving your words and sentences
plenty OF room. IN ell cases the real Lame
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript Articles which rebound to per
sonaI or individual benefit, or are Of a personal
nature, VIII only be inserted Is advertise
lnenUs " or paid cards.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

Club MEETING.-T Conservative
Democratic Club OF the Ninth Ward,
will meet this evening, at 1880 O'Clock,
corner Of Fifth aud Saffrans streets. A
large attendance is desired, as there will
he business OF Importance to transact.
w. B. RICHARDET
Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24
J. Z. TEMPLE.
X. q. MORG AN,
G.. W. FtANSES,
J o. PIER r,
GhO. i. ST al,
Gorhmittge

In compliance with the resolution, the
Chair appointed the following gentlemen
to present the resolutions to the various
courts United States Court, T. s. Ayers ;
Law Court, h. NJ. Yerger Municipal
Court, B. NJ. Estes Circuit Court, Col.
Kellar; Chaneery Court, Judge Heath.
on motion, The meeting adjourned
sine dc.
J. y. GREGORY, Chairman.
~ A w ANDERSoN. seoretarY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

Capt. w. h. Rhea, formerly of the
Avalanche, is in the city.
Capt. Adams, of Little Rock, Ark,
left the city yesterday evening on the
Natoma.
C. w. L. Crook, Esq, General In
sursnce Agent, returned to the city
yesterday. Mr., Crook has made addi-
tional arrangements enabling him to
carry all amounts offered him for insur-
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

TWENTY FOURTH DAY-E iday.-SUn
rises sos: sets 1904.
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THE GEORGIA
HOME ISSURASCE COMPANY
OfColumbus, Ga. incorporated 1853.
paid fp CoattaI 1859 OOO 90
Assets Iauuary 4, Is5s---.-...s..- AlSs2sO -
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For TEN DAYS ONLY.-W. Y. Cirode,
assignee of Z. L. Huette & Co., bank
rupts, will sell the balance of the stock
at Ne. i95 Main street, at twenty per
cent. below New York and manufsctur-
ers' cost, in lots to suit purchasers.
Fancy goods, drugs, paints, oils, pei
fumeTy, etc. jy23 cod lot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-24

Some rObbsr, not having the fear of
God before his eyes, entered the office of
Squire Walton, on Wednesday night,
and stole valuable gold watch out OF
one of the drawers in his desk.
There were no courts held at the
Police stations yesterday-the Commits
soners all being out OF town.
The residence Of Mrs. G. Holcombe,
No. l4a Elliott street, was entered by
burglars, on Wednesday night, and q
couple of hundred dollars worth OF
clothing stolen therefrom.
Squire Black issued warrant yes
terday at the Instance of Minnie Brown,
who charges SAllie Myers with stealing
a pair of shoes from her. Ssllie goes up
ia default OF $500 bail.
Abe Higgins, one OF Africa's de-
generate sons, pulled the wool over the
eyes Of Mr.. r. s. Quinn, few days
sgo, and obtained lot Of goods under
false pretenses. Yesterday the deceiv.
ing GUS was brought before Squire
Black, and sent up in default OF 5000
bond, to answer to the Criminal Court.
Mr.. - c. SEWER had Ghas. Moody
arrested, on charge of assault with at
tempt to kill. On examining the case
Squire Griffith fined the defendant 5.
and costs, and dismissed the case.
Gus Mosely stole pair of boots, and
WAS walked of to the Second Distric
Station by an officer who saw him.
There we're six arrests up to clever
O'Clock pm. in the First District, Al
for trifiing offenses.
Five arrests were reported up t,
eight o'clock in the lower District.