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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-21
Hardy Solomon & Co.,

HANING entered into the manufacture of
Ill BRICK and QUARRYING OF GRANITE,
and purchased of Messrs. Wright & Yinn one
OF their new patent Brick Machines. capable
OF turning out from 10000 to g., 600 bricks per
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities of bricks
desired. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON at his
store, or at the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Semi
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CVEUMBI.A. s. C.
Wednesday Morning. September 81, 20

With the Government moved to Tours.
Paris becomes simply besieged for
tress, and if it falls. the Prussiaps must
keep on taking every city the Govern
ment makes the capital. The four coun-
tries favorable to Fronch Republic
have already recognized it; they are, the
the, United States, Switzerland, Spain
and Italy. So France has virtually the
sympathy and moral support OF some of
the leading powers. and Prussia's per-
sistenco in the war against the Republic
will only augment the probabilities Of
an early armed interference.
Even if Prussia should receive Alsace
and Lorraine rs part of the spols of the
war, she could not hope to retain them
as part Of the Prnssian dominions and as
attached to the Prussian crown exclu-
siyely, because as they have been won
by the aid of other German States that
have suffered heavily in gaining the
victories, they would demand and insist
upon it that these provinces belonged to
Germany and not to Prussia, except so
far as she was q part Of the confederation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-21
Il al Tte "s.

The following appointments have been
made for Judge Carpenter and General
Butler:
Walterboro, Colleton. September %.
White Hall, Colleton, September "a.
Beaufort, Monday, September 26.
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Rio Coffee

Rio Coffee.
SO BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale low to
etO dealers by EDWARD HOPE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-21

'srALDISG's GLUE" handy and useful.
S1S t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-21

HOTEL ARRIvALs, September 90 Nick
erson Housc.-Willinm II. Chadrey
Hartford; H. s. Williams and wife,
Baltimore; Miss Briggs, Richmond; H
n. Jackson and wife, two children and
servant. Mrs. L. i. Jenkins, Charleston
w. S. Sharp, J. Is. Watson, Anderson
J. W. Grady, James II. johnson, j. G.
Alexander, Greenvillc; +. G.. DeFon.
taine, Charleston; r. w. Wade, Georgia
w. j. Weeks, Augusta; S. S. Pcgram,
Charlotte; d. II. Cook, Memphis; DR..
Nisbct, Savannah; ThomasJ. Steers, l..
r. II. r.; V. A. McBec, Vardcy McBee.
Lincolnton; J. G. McCants, Winnsboro;
j. 0. Moore, Anguish; VIM. j. Williams,
Chester; Il. H. McIver Darlington;
W. j. Mckay, Rockingha j. r..
Chatham, Helena; w. r. Hill, Green
vile.
COlumLu IotcL-J. W. Shannon,
Baltimore; J. B. Frich!en, Washington,
Geo.; Il. Hurley, j. w. O'Brien, G. S.
Robinson, S. Lord, F. S. Smith, L. D.
DeSaussnrc, Charleston; B. Calcf and
wife, Boston; S. w. Hayward, Edge
field; z. A. Willford, Va; J. X. Vance,
Cokesbury; l.. W. Perrin, Abbeville;
Miss Minnie Erwin, Kingville; d. 3.
Glymph, Master McCreery Glymph,
Hodges Depot; W. Hutson Townsend
and wife, Aiken; L. A. Grey. city; Z. r.
McIver, Darlington; w. d. Kennedy,
Augusta.
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COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE Com
pANY.-The Office of the State Agency of
this fourishing institution has been re-
moved to the front room of tho second
story in tho building occupied by the
Citizens Savings Bank, Main street.
W. j. Laval. Esq, is tho general agent
in charge of the of1ico.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
THE ELECTION!
M. c(j0rnliclz WINS !
ri r 10 e II Sy?

In Tucson, the total vote cast at the
81 C ion on Tuesday last was 404-of
which Mccormick received 2j3 and
Brady 40 votes, giving Mccormick q
majority OF l04.
At Florence AMI Adamsvill2, total
vote 81, Of which Brady has q MAORI
~ Of 81.
At Grant, total vote 50, all for Nc
ICormick.
50 far as heard from, Mccormick
la5 a majority OF 300 in the county,
which is quite n good as expected in
view of the small vote cast, the total
in the county being about 100.
Camp Goodwin not heard from.
Yavapai county willn be far from
= tie, and the Colorado will give Nc
Cormick go majority.
OFT, the Peoples candidate for sher-
iif of this county, and all the Peoples
nominees, are successful by 200 ma
jority.
In view Of the desperate efforts made
by the opposition, their falsehood5,
SANDERS and tricks, these results are
highly gratifying and furnish cause
for general rejoicing. They prove
that the People are still firm for the
right, and are not to be hoodwinked or
lmisled by any faction, and that treach-
cry, deceit and personal abuse are not
accepted as convincing argument.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
Illegal Voting.

As we presumed would be the case,
the men who were SO loud in their
bawling asains5 Illegal
voting, were the only ones who endca-
vored to secure fraudulent votes on
Tuesday last. In more than one in
stance they were caught in the very
act Of voting Indians, soldiers and So
nolians, and they probably succeeded
ia palming of some such upon the
Judges as legal voters. For q party
protesting a most earnest desire for a
pure election, they rosorted to unusu-
ally low tricks, at which we are not
Surprised. We knew from the start
tnat the cry Of fraud was simply IL
tended as a shield for their own well
concocted villanies.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
"A Great Liar ana Blowhard.

To show who ha3 written himself
down Is above, and to vinlicate our
correct course, W. givs place to the
suojoinad from the Arizona Ni,er Of
Nov. 5:
"Ehs editor Of th9 Tucson CITIZEN
is fast writing himself down "a great
La and 5low1acd," which flc5 pains
Us cU,iid "a bly,, as W. have heretofore
considered him incapable OF getting
dow on his knees and filling tn po-
sition Of afiilavit mn to set OF
thi4ving politicians. HI, paper Of the
22d ult. IS on3 tissue OF fal5ehoods.
To b5iieya these fsl53hood5, 3 strange
would ina CINE that eve. yoody III Ari-
IONA was wrapped up III MCo. mick,
and that his election IS q toregon5 con-
clusion. We know better, and to
show that we have confdenco in our
lmowledge, we will STAKE the AiaeT
Office a 5ainst its value III money or
property that Brady will b. our next
Delegate to Congress-
1t would b. well foc the substantial
itizens of Arizona, if somebody accep-
ted the stake offered by Marion Of the
Miner.
Now, Marion, who is proven ga
great liar and blowhard, " you OF We ?
The People have decided that thou
art the man"
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
A Public Blessing.

The election of II. OFT Sheriff Of Pr
ma county is a positive public blessing
intensified by contrast. It is credit
TO the sound sense Of the people, and
will be greatly to their profit. We
have rarely met man who combines
more good qualities as an officer and
gentleman. Campaigns like the one
Just closed, try the mettle and trust
Iworthiness Of men, and Mr.. OFT has
come out of the contest victorious in
al respects. His popularity and fit
ness have been unmistakeably eyinced
by the votes Of the people. While We
heartily congratulate Mr.. Oft on bis
success, we no less sincerely congratu-
late the People Of Pima county On Sc
curing his services as Sheriff.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
The Reason Why

We hear that Curry & Co. wonder
Why the civil and even the military
officers fit such an interest III the re-
cent contest and We're so united il the
wish for Mccormick re election.
Reference 70 the infamous addres
pat forth by Dooner, Bennett and 9th
ars OF the so-call5d Democratic county
committee, may furnish them some
light upon thu matter. In our next
We snail review this document ard
v3ntilat. its statements aj We intend
Il to have done h5rseofore. It IS said
Ito BE- from the pen Of Sylvester Mowry
bat whoever may have beonits author,
Its an ociou5 assertions are such as tc
warrant its condemnation by every
true friend Of Arizona.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
PERSONAL.
Toll the bell,
\ crowd of damned t*) souls
Float down the 6tygiaa river.

- SIOVu vi utlEltl SUNS
Float down the 5tygiaa river.
CfPoltically.)
P. Il. Brady heads the foating
mass. lie knows whs5 il right, and
has generally done right, but in the
canvass inst closed he proved himself
too waa', % always Do risat. BY IL
tcnins to and acting upon the advice
Of pretended instead OF real friends,
h. has brought political if not imam
cal ruin upon himself, and has few
sympathizers.
That prince Of dead beats, and SLAM
derers, and carpet baggers, Sylvester
Mow1y, is more likely to bring up in
the club rooms of Pacific street, San
Francisco, than the Pacific CLUB OF
that city. Miserable and despised
Sylvester.
If Granville II. Curry has not yet
discovered tho place the people OF Pi-
ma county desire him to occupy, Dc
has, at least, ascertaihed the one they
will not permit him to occupy.
P. w. Dooner has probably a
glimpse Of that future which he
said awaited him if ho played the
treacherous part he has, instead Of
continuing as worthless if nota dam
aging simpleton. 1t may assuago nj:
grief some to be assured that We cared
nothing for his idiotically vicious
abuse, and are now enjoying healthy
laughs at his calamity. Viewed mere
" as rare compound OF fool and
knave, he is admirable.
The notorious NJ. B. Duftield will
probably emisrate, or remain here
within legal bounds and binds.
The Spanish-French eavesdroppel
and servile toady and tale bearer
whom the people have condemned as
unfit and unworthy to be Recorder
will have time for meditation and fine
room for improvement.
McClatchy and other sufferers Il
nancially may have gained al lnsiSh
into that lesson whicA ezpefieno
teaches, if they have lost tho;r ourren
cy. They are referred to What IA
/ Scripture and Ben Franklin say, 10
consolation.
We have sympathy for those wa'
for some weeks have been apologizin:
ffor the company they were in, an'
trust the lesson they have just beel
taught will be Of value to them here
after, and that they may I've to real
ize It's fruits an hundr d fold.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
CONGRATULATIONS.

Although We have Got the complete
returns OF the several counties, yet
enough Is lnowa 10 assure Us OF tn.
triumphant re-3l3otion o; Hon. r. G.
1[cGormio], % Congress, anil therefore
we con sratulat9 th5 People OF Arizo-
IL on thor oaoio5 Il soeordI with
COMMON sense, prs3tiael ba ;iue55 So
G scity auliu, return f3t .;eas5 service
rendered, and assures sh3 People ths-
co. Over two years t. COM, A,uona
will by repres .nt5I n Wa;.I;u gton by
m1n Of tri3l, true and succo53fll
a5ili'y; by ono s. pee OF any and
aoove q majority Of Territorial Dell
g 4te3. Il /, putting i low to say
that this action Of the Poopl3 Of Ar
zsna will b. worth millions OF dolitrS
to them, oesid9s llrg3 influx of
needed popul.tion, thus l seeming the
danger from Indians, and making
available our vast wealth for the
ma1ts OF tn. world.
We not only congratulate our fell
low citizens for these reasons, but for
others hardly less valuable VIZ: That
OF consiSning to political doath and
beyond resurrection a few bad men
VINO have done their best to suDordi-
nate the interests OF the People to the
qualification of partisan feeling and
for designedly selfish purposes.
It is rare that We exult over o foe
So badly beaten, but in 8 long expert
ence ia politics, we never encountered
such a thoroughly cad opposition. It
has had fer 1t, leaders murderers.
those banishad from other Territories
by popular and just fury, itinerant
vagabonds and bummers that in well
regulated communities would have
been arrested as vicious Migrants, un-
paralleled liars, Sc, &c. They have
hesitated at circulating nothing that
Ldepraved minds could conceive, which
they imagined would misropresent and
damage their opponents, and mislead
the people. The better the man, the
more falsely and Indignantly they
assailed him. They boosted Of theft
which they did not commit, but which
they believed they had. They started
out by threats Of killing and violent
crushing of one and another kind.
They wholly avoided manly or even
ordinary opposition. What they did
not do Or say to carry their points,
5lcy fsiI5d to think OF
For alI these and other rea sons, we
with joy ana gladness, congratulate
the people q \ i:ona at large and as
well chose Of Pima county upon their
decision on Iu95lty last. It is hard
to realize 6l3 Immense value OF the
victory OF that day, and what dire ca
lanlitie5 awe Deon averted thereby.
Again W. congratulate the People
without distinction Of party upon their
work Of Nov1mo4r s, 1919.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12

lNDIANs.-We have a rumor from
Pima Villages that Col. Sanford kill
ed three Apaches and had three OF his
own men wounded in fight few
days since. Also, that the Pimas
have succeeded in killing some Apa-
ches in the Pinal mountains.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
Reward tor Scalps.

The following, translated from tl5
UTes, State of Sonora) paper OF Soy.
30, 1870, will probably interest ouc
readers
"For some time past. the state OF
Sonora has been Daying for each Ap8-
che scalp 5000. An appropriation OF
$4,000 per month having been made
by the CENTRAL governm mt to aid s.
nora against the lncursion5 OF the In
dams. the Governor of that state, Don
Ignacio Pesquiera, estimating 1T their
full value the difficulties to be encoun-
tered ard The sacrifices to b. mI,le Dy
the volunteers who are about under t4-
king the campaign against the Aps-
ches, has ordered that from thc
amount received from tie central s,or-
crnment fer the def5nse OF the fron-
tier, further sum OF 800 Tor each
SC lip shall BE- paid in addition to tn
800 above mentioned.
Therefore, from September 50, 1919.
for each Apache scalp presented 10 t..e
proper authorities, there shall ~ pail
$500.
We call the attention OF volunte II
companies which are oeiny formed. -
the above, that they may b. inducsl
to pursue the Indians Win energy and
perseverance,.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
gExItAN VOTERS OF TUCSON

The election OF Iu3s t.y shows sha5
our fellow citi4.ns OF Mexican birtl
were mainly tine to taeir interests,
their reliable f lends md Tie gslera
walfs.e. Mccormick IS OIL tas rocort
as their starinch srisr.d " 'lils c5oys-no-
and Congre5man. anl VIII oatinu,
10 be under all circunstancos. II /;
with true satisfaction that W pav
this compliment to th4ir wi5l.n 4,
voters. An effort vas made to mis-
lead thom by . series oftha moss att
cio,Is f4lssaood:, o.Ii s..allo; % Bl5 in
aet,tiss3ls industry aal hons,5y o:
Ms35cs. OoIoa. GARLIC, !4i1.5a and oss,-
u Wei informed men on pa0iis a.siir.
theJ wsre either satisfactorily explain
Cd, truly d3nied, or disbclieye1.
W. take this occa 5io1 to assure our
Mexican fellow citizen; t;n,s thu COZ
fidenca they have again shown to poa-
se55 III Hon. L. 9 Mccormick, vii,
never be abused nor unappreciated.
Al those who voted for hirn will
never have cause to regret It.
THE Santa Fe Daily Pst. CT Octoosr
%, says ''the. ARIZONA CITIZEN il "a.
title of a new Tucson exchange, whose
first number we have just received.
It gives evidence OF editorial ability
aud energy, and we trust viii nleot
with success"
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
EXIT DOONER.

Except to occl 5ioually warn tn
printing and journalistic fraternity to
not in any way o5com3 as5ocia5 d with
TINT waste OF clay laoglsd Doonsr, W.
shall 1T it r,v.l II tn fruit; OF Is
vileness in as much Qui-tno55 as q
guilty conscience will permit it. H.
h45 made ridiculous and proftl55s
attempt to play I*go, and when the
curtain dtopped on Tuesday, it hid
f,om large audience one WAC could
represent a few OF the repulsive and
none Of the talented p9culiarities of
Iago, and we mi 5at all Of Pecksniif,
Dogb9Hy, and P9regrine Pickle.
! gossip roportsthat al ter his mouth
had been shot OF on Monday night,
he was seen cooling of on 3 frigid
rock, in an out Of the way place, ex-
claiming in the Language Of job, viz:
Behold I am vile; I will lay my hand
upon my mouth. Once L have spoken ;
but / viii not answer; yea, twice, but
will proceed no further.
At the close Of this soliloQuy, be
moved off and
His troubled bosom hesved unbidden
signs;
knd tears enforced fell copious from his
eyes.
Exit DoOner.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER y, 1870.


L .
Delega5eship, he laughed a. n, ID, al
and told th9 story OF the dos who.
crossing a bridge, dropped the bone he.
had il his mouth foc one b. saw in
the water.
Don Pedro said ia, same would.
probably apply to INN, w9ro h. t.
give up th5 sh5riff'5 oaice and Sc X
that OF Delegate, out after all he yiel-.
ded to tho temptation aid lost Dotn.
The truth Of the stny viii now
conn hom5 to MIN VITA increased,
force, an unpleasant lizAtion-aI
most disagreeabls exporieLce.
Poor CUSENBURY.-So fIr as d ea1dI
from, Jim CusenDuiy mas not received
a single vote for DELEGATE. HlS silly
and ilnpudent address to tn voters,
and his more silly and illiterats let
tiers seem TO havs done him 10 good.
We have a speciman OF the lattei
which We think W. must print In GU
next. It is literary curiosity.
BADLY SoLD.-Clint. Thompson
probably feels about as bad over tn !
result OF tle election as any man IN
the Territory. Without cause, h.
turned on his best friends, threw away
his money III foolish oets, mad ride
ulouS assertions that he could not
prove and lost caste everywhere. He
is not politician, and the sooner he
realizes the fac5 the better for him
WHERE Is Ir?-Poor Dooner said
by opposing Mccormick he would
have future. Wher, Is it to BE- :!
Certainly not in Arizona, for here b.
Is as thoroughly used up and useless
as last years ORD nest.
No WoNDER.-The excellent Van
Alstyno has been heard to say it is no
wonder party led by the Ourys and
Dufield has been beaten. WHAT has
he TO say of that party's putting for
ward Dooner. chiefly notorious as IN
successful blackmailer, as one Of its
orators and presiding officer at one
of its meetings:
THANKsGIVING.-We, to-day, pub
lish President Grants Proclamation
on this subjec5. Governor Stafford
should at once supplement- it with
another. No people have greater
cause for intense gratitude than thos5
of Arizona. On tuesday last they rid
themselves OF the threatened rule Of as
bad body Of men as ever aspired to
position.
The incursions Of the Apaches are
frequent and terrible, but the advent
to power Of the crew of Tucson bogu-
Democracy, who fought the People
tick9t with such desperate zeal, woulo
have been greater because constant
continuous calamity.
Tho pooslo Of Arizona have q II CHI
to rejoice and be e1ce4dlng glad, a1o
should judiciously tendsr thanks to tn,
Power that rules Us all.
HON. Columbus Delano, late Com
missiouer Ct internal Revenue, ha
entered upon his duties as Secretary c.
the interior rice Gen. Cox resigned.
GEN. Sch3ncll has been belten 70
n. c. from enc by only thirty votes
Louis D. CaMpo3lI Is the successful
man.
NEws.-yEo trust our friends in tn
several towns and settlements through
out the Territory viii not be bacllwar,
IL sending US items OF news, sue
rs current improvement arrivals G
imlnfgi ants, births, marriages, deaths
,n,,s,al chances in t1n weather. NIB
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12

Or course the whipped and Wa
qui3hcd editor otthe Ari,oaaq has TO-
day vicioasly endeayorod to show tilss
the election has been carried oy uu-
fair means. We know OF zone sav;E...
those used by his ownd5sp3c.t3 parti-
sans, to which W. bavo elsewhere re-
ferrcd We aro entirely wiling that
the people should jadgs as 70 tn
conduct OF Mccormick md friends. Il
has been s5r,si shtfOrwd9l, manly a1.,l
honest, " lie that OF their opponent,
ha5 been notOriou3ly th3 reverse, and
10 one knows it better tig2n Door, 81
initiated Dooner.
BAsE-fha attempt u show tia.
updu, pressure VS. "a % na}'.s sao
miners at th5 Vulture mine, or any
class OF men il tLi' Esrrito-y, vote
for Mccormick. Ats every point h9
distinctly stated that IL wiil3l no one
70 vote for aim und,. coinpul5ion,
and we know the st6ry that 1noney
was used TO buy vog,5 by tie Sam
boat company. Eso2,r, W u isl.s q 70.
and th3 mail contractors IS absolutely
and maliciously fllje.
THERE has been so1n5 talk OF hold
ing an inquest upon the re1nains OF the
slaughtered bogus Democracy, 'blIt the
people seem so wei advi5 4 Of how it
came about and satisfied thereof, that
the ceremonies of an inquest viii be
omitted as unnecessary It IS well,
for the carcass is very offensive.
MowRY left San Francisco pro
missing the certain def5at of McCor-
mick. What Will his friends (:) think
Of his succ. IS! VIII they now rea
lie what charlatan he IS!
MARION, Of the M1ner, has been more
filthy than usual in his present cam
paig;l, but as usual he has helped Nc
Co.mick.
NORTH Florence, the only precinct
in Yavapai county yet heard from,
gives Mccormick a majority of II out
of 10 votes polled.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12

Tue Rev. Charles H. Cook, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Chica-
go, has been III Santa Fe. He was
awaiting M opportunity to proceed to
Arizona.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-12

NEws.-Wo trust our friends in tn
several towns and settlements through
out the Territory viii not be backward
il sending US items Of news, such
as current improvements, arrivals OF
imrnigl ants, births, marriages, deaths,
unusual changes in the weather, pub
lie meetings, Indian depredations
Lwhen they occurl, etc. They will
help make our pap4r interesting and
advertise each locality far and wide,
for the circulation OF the CITIZEN Is
not by any means, even now, coilfin-
ed within The borders of Arizona, and
is constantly increasing, Letters
roceivod heretofore which did not ap-
pear wore not rejected for want OF
MORT, but for causes then explained
which happily do not now exist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-03

POLICE CoURT-JEstice J. j. White pre-
sadng.-Friday Robinson (colored), charged
with "sultin' and busin'" Philis Washing
ton (colored), was fined $3.50. Friday
went out, accompanied by policeman
White, to pawn his boots in order to raise
the necessary funds.
Lizzie johnson (colored),~ - for abusing
Mary Clarke, also dark complected, and
threatening her life by saying she would
take her fist and mash her mouth, was
hned 81. Cause Jealousy.
Lizzy Christian ALIAS Holmes (mulat-
toy was brought up for stealing basket
contalnlnga dress and sundry other articles
ana seyenty-tive cents IN money from Lucy
Powell (colored), and sent On to the
Hustlngs Court for Indictment. -'- -.+-.
Kate Rose (colored), for sasing insulting
language and threatening personal violence
TO Mrs. Caroline Meyer and making an in
aecenI exposure OF her person. Case con-
tinued until this morning.
Richard Ga colored orphan too young to
tell his name) was up for wandering home
less about the street. He says he was driven
away from home by colored woman bv
the name of Robinson. He was sent to the
| almshouse. .......
Lou Douglas (coloreO, charged with
| stealing Il lot Of wearing apparel Of the
value Of eight dollars from Rachael Davis
(mulatto), was sent on for Indictment.
Jacob Delman was charged with expo.
sing his person on the public streets. II
being proved that he had been guilty of the
| same offence on previous occasions, he was
| fined $3.50. He was also mulcted in a like
sum for being drunk, which, so far from
being an excuse, as was pleaded, was ar
| aggravation.