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r,e New Force Bill.

The Federal Constitution makes !. w.,
duty OF the President of the onl.su and
20 send troops into the States VIZ .,,a stote
| on,r when. requested to do so oy Ine n TIT
.nthor,,,es This is eqnivalenf TO pI ,aa,oo
- ,,r, from, sending them IN the ""'.o
.ns -. ,on,,ost. But the Radicals, VINO
SUI ''.a,atn,5 go many other provisions OF
,h, Constitution, now propose W 'ioiate
,h;s ono. On Thursday MIR. sHELLAbARGER,
IS ohio. introduced into the House of Rep
sen,atiyes the following bill
..Bs it enacted, &C., That in all cases Of
;nsnrrcction or obstruction to the laws.
either of the United States or of any indi.
vidual, State, or Territory, BY combinations
too powerful to be suppressed by the ordl.
nary course Of judicial proceedings, and
in Ill cases where the constituted authori.
ties Of any such State or Territory shall
fail or refuse to SO execute the laws thereof
as to secure to all persons the equal protec.
ton of the laws, it shall be lawful for the
President Of the United States to employ
such part of the land and naval forces OF
the United States as shall be judged neces'
Sary to suppress such combinations and tc
this although the Legislature and Execu
tive Of any such States may omit or refuse
to call for such forces"
This is to finish up the job which wa.
commenced in the enforcement act. The
House struck out of that bill the provision
authorizing the deputy marshals to call fol
the Federal troops. This bill supplies the
| defect thus created. GRANT can, under Thu
| law, order his soldiers into any State on any
pretext, and finish the work of deprivins
the people of their liberties. We say again
if the northern people can stand it we can
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ME- AN INsAIUBRIOUS SEASON.


Spring Is welcome, but not its diseases. We
should be glad to have It's bloom without Its fogs,
its vapors, Its sudden changes Of temperature,
and the aguez fits Of indigestion, bilious attacks,
and other harassng disorders which they engen-
der. AS this cannot be, 1t behooves all sensible
people to do the best they can to escape such Sc
rious drawbacks on the poetry OF the seas'n. ASK
any physician what the weak and delicate
ought to do when miasma infects the air. TIE
answer will be ''tone and regulate the SYSTEM"
But how? That Is the important question. A
dozen medical men would probably recommend
as many different medicines. On the other hand,
the thousands who have tested the virtues Of Hos
TETTERs's STOMACH BITTERs as an invigorant
and Alternative, will recommend but one, the
wholesome preventive and restorative In which
their own experience has taught them to trust. A
course Of this rare vegetable slimulant COM
menced now, would save many pang to the feeble
and dcbilitated. 1t would be wise economy, too,
fer It would probably preclude the necessity for
medical ADVICE. Without dispsragement to a
profession which all Intelligent men and women
respect and honor, 1t Is just WELL II possible TO
keep out OF the Doctors hands, and they would
have comparatively few cases Of fever and ague:
dyspepsia bilousness, mel vousness and gene raj
debility to attend to, IL this agreeable and health
ful specific were in universal use.
NH 5-cOdlw&w1t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TuE CHURCHES .To-MonRow.-we have
notice of the following changes in the regu-
lar services tomorrow
Brodd-ssreet Methodist. -Bishop Doggett
will preach ut IL A. NJ. and Rev. j.. e. Ed.
wards, DID,, at TX P. M.
First Baptist.-The annual sermon before
the Female Missionary Society of this
church will be preached by Rev. N. W.
Wilson at TX P. M.
81. Mark's English Lutheran.-Rev. W,
e. Hubert at II A. M.
CoIper Institute told United States Hotel,
corner 10th and Main streets).-Rev. John
Blenner will preach in German In the lee
ture-room at IL A. NJ.
Baptist Sunday School 4ssociation.-Reg.
ular monthly meeting at 8k P. M. ut the
Second Baptist Church. This will be q
mass meeting for the especial benefit OF the
children.
Methodist Sunday.School Society.-Regu'
lar monthly meeting at Trinity Church at
nv p M as..-.'a
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
The bill proposing to grant certain priv.
leges to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
meets with opposition, as was foretold.
We cannot see why it should be opposed ;
but as everything is opposed nowadays,
and as all bills must be carried through un.
der more or less pressure, the friends of
this bill may reconcile themselves to the
trials it must meet.
The company engaged in this great work,
through the simple and clear letter written
by Mr.. HUNTINGTON, and published by us
some time since, frankly declared its OBJ
jects, and disclaimed any purpose hostile to
Virginia. They assured the people of Wiz.
ginia that while they asked nothing which
they deemed detrimental to them, yet.they
expected nothing that was deemed by the
people, through their representatives, ad.
verse to their interests.
A more frank and fair presentation Of
plans was never made by railroad com
pany, or indeed any company, asking
privileges from the State, and therefore il
is entitled to the most liberal treatment al
the hands of the Legislature.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will
stand in relation to national commerce
amongst the first of all the great railways
In the Union. Its western connection:
through the States bounded by the Ohio
are in rapid course Of construction, an(
will, for directness and completeness, b
amongst the very best in the Union. The!
extend to the Pacific railway, and viii
unite with the trans-continental lines upol
the most favorable footing.
With such advantages as these in view
we cannot see how any legislator Gun ap
proach the question of granting the petition
of the company except with strong i'm
preston Of the grandeur of their enterpris
and the immense advantages it will secur
to Virginia. It cannot be considered light
nor treated as an ordinary Improvement
Surely it should be shielded by sense of it
importance and its public advantages, from
captious opposition or annoying restric
tions. The questions raised by its appear
ance In the Legislature are Of too much
magnitude to allow it to be subjected te
anything like needless delay and illibera
opposition.
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COMPLIMENT TO RICHMOND ART1sT.-The
propretors Of the Lee Gallery received letter
from Mrs. General Lee few days ago thanking
Mr.. DAVIES for copies Of card pictures OF the
late Gen. Robert K. Lee. In this letter Mrs. Lee
pronounces the pictures Of the General from this
gallery "the finest she has ever SEEM" and says
the bare eight OF such accurate likenesses az
forded her great pleasure" We mahe this an
nouncement with peculiar pleasure, for we know
that 1t will be source Of qualification to the peo-
pie of the South to be assured that there Is pic
ture of the great hero, whose name will ever live
in history, which has received the endorsement OF
his estimable cOnsort.
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II is a refreshing sight to see SO many re
spectacle old fogies embodied at one time
as appear in the Petersburg protest against
the sale OF the State stock in the Richmond
an. Petersburg road to ELLYsoN, AMBER.
.o~ DAVENPORT, ScoTT, and others. That
nrince # foges, Col. r. B. BOILING, heads
the smnos ing list. Not poppy nor mandra-
corn ca,,,d., ring such sweet trance, with
Jts dreams or the past, as this delightful
list. Now LET ne haye . convention of @ to.
hac, % rollers - AN, resstablish the ancient
ElysiL IN. ---- -
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wGRoUNDLEss OBJECTIONS

Objections are sometimes raised against certain
medicines on the ground that they cure SO many
different diseases. N ,ment's reflection will ex-
pose the shallowncss Of such an argument, for
there Is scarcely medicinal drug or any kind
reason why MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS cures
so many diseases is because 1t is the best remedy
ever discovered for q deranged stomach or dya-
pepsia and because 1t invIgorates The entire sys-
tenn. STRENGTHENS the nervous hbres, elevates the
standard OF eli the vital forces, aud sustains a
most healthful tone OF the entire human organ
ism. Medicine that will do this will cure any
disease, for the simple reason that nature will do
the rest. 1t Is sure protection against disease
and IL the Importance Of protective medication
were generally understood, no family In the land
would risk being without this great Household
Remedy for single day.
Fold by all druggists and dealers. DR.. 8. b.
HARTMAN q CO., PropristoIs, Lancaster, Pa.
mhB eodlw&wlt
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TEMPERANCE AND POLITICAL READING
Mr.. Carswell, the celebrated temperance
orator, will deliver an address at Trinity
Church on Monday night, and also give
some poetical readings. A select choir,
under the guidance of Mr.. G. z. Rady,
will be present and give several fine pieces
A small admission fee will be charged, the
proceeds to be appropriated to the Metho'
dist Church ut Rockets.
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CORRESPONDENCE

COHlE6PONDENCE.- $50 ~ - ls,-.
Il 80 FoRDs HOTEL, 4
RICHMOND, March I, 1sn.},
~. n. Wade, Esq, Grand Chancellor Of the Orde,
of Kntohts Of Pythtas of the State Of Virginia
Richmond: gt.a.s #r.trt
sir-I am requested by the Berger Family o.
Swiss Bell Ringers to state that the company II
DESTROYS or rendering benefit to the Order OF the
Knight, OF Pythias, to aid in defraytng the ex
pense OF fitting up Pythian Hall, In the city o.
Richmond, and would be pleased to know whether
the same would be agreeable to you and the popu
lar Order OF which you are the supe rior officer II
this STATE.
If satisfactory, You win please designate tes
time and place. <
Very respectfully.
Manager Swiss Bell Ringers.
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DEATH OF B. F. F1cKL1N.-We regret to
learn, through a Telegram from w. w.
Finney to VIM. NJ. Sutton, OF this city,
that Benjamin f. Ficklin died in George
town, Columbia Territory, yesterday, from
the effects of tish-bone lodging in his
throat while at dinner. Mr.. Ficklin was
known and beloved throughout Virginia
and in many parts Of the South.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

House met at 10 o'clock-Speaker TURNER
in the chair. Prayer by Rev. Il. L. Bur.
rows.
PIsCICULTURE.
Senate bill appropriating money to de
fray the expense OF replenishing the fresh
water streams Of the State with fish was,
on motion of Mr.. WALL, Of Frederick,
placed on the calendar, under suspension
of the rule requiring its reference.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bills: TO require manufacturers
of fertilizers to label their packages, with q
correct analysis of the same to amend and
reGnact section 6, chapter 179, acts of 1865
and 10, in relation to county treasurers
to amend the 1st and I'd sections of an ACT
requiring deposit of securities to be made
by foreign insurance companies doing bust.
ness IN this State, with amendments.
House bill to repeal the fence law in the
county of Brunswick.
LIMITATION TO SPEECHES.
Mr.. DANIEL offered resolution that
during the remainder of the present ses
sion no speech on any subject shall exceed
Is minutes in duration, and no extension o.
time shall exceed 10 minutes without 6
two.third vote of the House in favor there
| Of, nor shall there be any extension beyond
| 10 minutes.
The rule requiring its reference to com
| mittee was suspended and the resolution
| agreed to-yeas, IS; nays, %.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
were granted to Messrs. BristoW, Boiling
and +. NJ. Perkins for two days each, anC
Messrs. Gilmer and Glascock four days each
| ..... BILLS PASSED.
| House bill to authorize the city of Lynch
burg 10 build dam across James river a nc
| TO improve the water-level below the same
and TO issue bonds for the purpose of pay
ing the same.
Senate bill to amend sec. 6 of chap. 70 O
| acts of 1S69-'70 in relation to county trea
surer, with amendment TO title. Il.
Senate bill to amend the. act releasing the
States interest in the Fredericksburg ant
Gordonsville railroad, on certain condi
tionss
House bill to amend the act incorpora
ting the town of Ashland, Honoyer county
TIE TAX BILL.
Senate bill imposing taxes for the sup
port of Government and free schools, anC
to pay the interest on the public debt, came
up as the special order. 1t WAS reat
through, variously amended, and passed
by. {a
FREE SCHOOLS In CITIES.
House bill to provide system of public
free schools in cities, and to repeal sec. 66 oil
the act to establish and maintain uniform
system Of public free schools in the State,
was taken up out Of its order and passed.
Adjourned.
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PERsoSAL.-His Excellcncy Gov. Walker
has been kept from his duties at the Capitol
for few days on account of an attack OF
sickness.
Shelton c. Davis, Esq, clerk of the Sem
ate, has SO far recovered as to be able to
ride out.
Capt. John Netherland, purchasing agent
of the Chesapeake and Ohio road, who was
badly bruised by fall between two freight
cars, day OF two since, is better.
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DUTcH GAP CANAL OPERA71oNs.-F.. B.
Cotton, ESQ, of the American Dredging
Company of Philadelphia, has placed his
steamer, the Lille Somers, at the disposal
of the Mayor, Council and Committee on
the Improvement of James River, for trip
down the river to-day to see the operations
of his company at the Dutch Gap canal,
under contract with the United States Gov.
erpmppj
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GENUINE WALNUT CANDY, FINE JELLY, &C.
d. COLUMBUS, Ola Broad street, Is making daily
the finest walnut and jelly candy to be found In
the city. An abundance of good things always on
hand. French and American candles (such as
took the premium at the late State Fair) m ade
every week. Prices lower than any other house.
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1t will be seen by this table that the popularity
of the SINGER MACHINES far exceeds that OF
all Others their sales being one-half greater than
even that Of the famous ''Wbeeler Wilson, ma
chine. This is owing to the fact that the Singer
Company have lately commenced Masking, besides
their old and well-established manufacturing ma
chine what Is known as their NEW FAMILY
MACHINE" which is selling at the rate of nine
to one better than their old style. Their total
sales for 1869 were &c. ISL machines against the 27
ssa of 1870 showing an increase Of one-balf III the
stttt wear - Ne,D York Sun.
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CoNv1cTs.-The following convicts were
received at the penitentiary Yesterday
George W. Sharpener (white), Frederick
county, seven years for robbery t. Ii
Lundy (coIored), Greensyille, three years
for felony Puss Mayo (colored), Danville,
five years for felony Thos. Butts (colored),
Portsmouth, FIVE years for burglary.
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The alarm Of fire turned in at box No. 8,
Second station-house, yesterday afternoon
about half-past 8, was caused by the burn.
ing of a lot of torches made for the German
procession in the back yard of MIR. Klein,
on Marshall street, between 9th and 7th.
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ONTHE River AGAlN.-The steamer John
Sylvester which was withdrawn from the
route between this city and Norfolk some
time since will resume her trips on Monday
morning, she having been oVerhauled and
thoroughly repaired.
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SALE OF Mr.. BARRET's REsIDENCE.-The
beautiful residence Of the late VIM. Bar
ret, corner of Cary and 9th streets, was
sold at auction yesterday afternoon by w.
Goddin to David n. Walker for the sum OF
SIS, 025. There was a larger crowd in at
tendance and more bidders than we have
seen at sale of real estate for several
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eg BATCHELoR's HAZE DYE

This splendid HAIR DYEi the best In the world (;
the only true and perfect dye harmless. reliable.
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes iny1ao-
rates and leaves the hair soft Snd beautiful Black
or 5roDn. Sold by all druggists and perfumeEs,
and properly applied at BATCHELOR's WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
Ia 2-eodlYr - A'
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NJ FEBRUARY q, 1871.

MORE NEW GOODS HERE AND ON THE
WAY.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
Arc now adding to their fine stock or
DRY GOODS
Beautiful WHITE-GROUND PRINT for
spring.
SHIFTING PRINTS, for boys and gents;
MEDIUM-GROUND PRINTS;
WHITE-GROUND PENCALE CAN b RlCS
tchildren's),
WHITE CAMBRIA, for skirts:
WHITE PFQUES, for children;
LINEN and LACE SETS,
TRIMMED LINEN SETS (also embroideredl,
BLACK and COLORED KID GLOVES, very
best;
BLACK BoMBAZINEs and MOHAIRs, for
spring.
BLEACHED and BROWN CpTTONs,
BLEACHED and BROWN sHEETINGs,
PILLOW LINENS, DAmASKS,
NAPKINS, TOWELLINGS,
l.. c. HANDKERCIIEFS, LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS, EMBROIDERED HAN d K R.
CHIEFS;
HOcIERY. CORSETS. &C., &c.
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EYER:
More SILKS and POPLISS. light and dark, TO
be sold of at HALF VALUE. ~ Us, 70 DhESs, up
to 800. T; X. pKiCs CU..
fe27 ll0l Main street, corner Alth'
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE MARCH 10, ISL
T.B. Powell, L. Biglow, Richmond; W.
ID. TerrilI, Beaver Dam, Va; Mrs. Henry
+. Durant, Boston, Mass; Miss ii. B. Nc.
CulIick, Portland, Ky.
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TIE MALONE Observation-Disclosures was
no session of this committee yesterday of.
ternoon, owing to the attendance of the
witnesses summoned to appear before that
committee upon the House Committee on
Roads.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsT.-The Religious Her.
add of this city, is read In every neighborhood in
Maryland, the Virgnias, and the Carolinas. Its
advertising rates are very reasonable.
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ORDINANCE V1oLATIoNs.-What has be-
come of the ordinance against rolling wheel
barrows on the sidewalk? We see it vlo-
lated every day, very much to the annoy
ance of pedestrians"
Another ordinance was passed some years
ago forbidding the running of hose-reels on
the sidewalk. That, too, we presume, has
become "dead letter." and should be re-
yiyed, or some one will have to suffer for
it. Not long since there was an alarm OF
fire on 18th street, and little boy was
Knocked down by one Of these reels, which
was being run on the sidewalk, and very
badly bruised about the head and body.
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Skating Rink open tonight ats.

The most delightful place in the city to spend
couple of hours is the skttng Rink. 1t will be
open this morning at 10 and tonight ats.
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ACTS FOR THE LADLEs.a

/ have Just received complete assoIt,
ment of FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS naha
made French Kid Nilsson side-Lace snu H. s ~
White Boots and slipperr new styles Of kn5oeJr
over sh9es at 7c psF yT ss psce; are a.
low rs any first-class house In the city, and am
determined NOT TO be lndersold at The L.ct ss
Boo. and Shoe EN- porum, No. 4is Brosd stfe en,1e
next door to Mrs. T.. 2. Jones's millinery su 1S
fell &c.,, a. .Ers A. ID hanAsA1s
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ME- VIRGINIA SELECT LIST

me- VIRGINIA SELECT LIST
SCHOOL BOOKS,
adopted by State Board Of Education FOR use IN
public schools.
ELLYSON & TAYLOR
ARE PUBLISHERS AGENTS
for the supply OF
GUYOT,S BIOGRAPHIES,
MCGUFFEY'S READERS,
MCGUFFEY'S SPOILERS, and
HARvEY'S GRAMMARs:
to whom all orders may be addressed.
COUNTY SUPERlNTENDENTS, SCHOOL
TRUSTEES, and MERCHANTS are requested to
send in their orders as early as may be convenient
: Any other SCHOOL or COLLEGE TEXT
BOOKS than those above mentioned furnished on
most reasonable terms.
ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
mhaly lilo Main street.
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Remember that at fIZzINI's, No sol Broad ST.,
Is the place where you can get the incest oranges
and bananas that are found In the city, and be.
sides these he has lots of other good things, which
you would DO we'll TO try before buying elsewhere.
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LIFE PICTURES If you want an excellent pic
ture, executed by good artists, and llfe-ike call
at the Lee Gallery.
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Manager Swiss Bell Ringers.
PYTHIAN HALL,
Norch A.

PYTHIAN HALL,
RICHMOND. March 3, 1s7l.S
E. p. Kendall. Esq, Manager S,ofss Bell Ringers!
Dear sir-I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter of this date, In which you
on behalf of the Swiss Bell-Ripge-s, generousl!
tender to the Order Of knights OF Pythlas a bene.
at for the purpose of aiding in defrayins the e1'
penses of fitting up Pythian Hall. .'
Permit me, on behalf of the Order, TO thank you
for your kind Offer and, If agreeable, Will name
Tuesday evening, March 14th, as the time, ano
the Richmond Theatre as the place, for the pro-
posed benefit Respectfully
...-.. ". Fl. WADE.
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CoRNs. Bunions. bad Nails, Whitlows, and all
diseases OF the feet and hands. The only safe and
painless way to get cured is to go to DR.. SCHULTZ
the most scientific Chiropodist extant. Office 10th
al rect, near Main,
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JusT READ TH1s.--It does one's heart good to
70 Into PIzzrrrs, No. so7 Broad street, and see
his very tempting and large display Of candies
and cakes Of eyerY description. 60. by all means,
and give him q call, and you will get the worth OF
your money. ---.., go
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, 1lls Main street, are pub
lishers' agents for Gu.ot's Biographies, adopted
By state Board Of Education tor use In public
schools of Virginia.
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Monday and Wednesday nights the Skating Rtnh
will be open exclusively for the use of gentlemen
and Youths.
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m RssTRD,

AT noon. on the 9Th OF March, at the residence
OF Mr. A. BoScker, By the Rev. i Malt y: D.
Mr.. JrO, yILEHto Mrs. SARAHA. BRADLAY.
Boston papsrs please copy.
Rv tho Rev. DIR, Hors Second Preshvterian
uhnrchi. on Thuraday, March 9th, TkUMAE Y, "A: |:
PARKER and SALLY s.. RICHARDSoN; al OF
this city. No cards. ES. ~
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POLICE COURT, FR1DAY.-Justice J. j.
White presidang.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
james Shaw, assaulting Mr.. Mccormick,
and threatening his lite with a pistol. Sc
curity required for his future good be-
havior.
J. w. Satterwhitc was fined $40 for rum
ming his hack upon the streets without a
license.
John Nathaniels alias John Childs COLOR.
ed boy) charged with stealing an accordion
from Jos. .Schriver. Sent on to be indicted
by the grand Jury.
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Hiram Pool, who was to have been tried
at Sonora, CAL, Wednesday, for the murder
Of 0. p. Harrison, hanged himself In his
cell the night preceding.