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Riehnond and Chicago Division
GOING NORTH.
GOING SOUTH.

No. 8 arrives State Lime at 9;55 p. m, aud
No. 10 ct $40 .. M. No. 10 leaves Chicago
Daily, except Saturday. All other Trains
start Daily, except Sunday.
F. r. MYERS,
GslI Passenger and Ticket Agent.
GOING SOUTH.
FREIGHT 49,. 6;00am Express -. 6;45pm
Nail: :...... s;eSpm esi Nall, s;asam
NAILS-Arrival and Departure.
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Another chimney on fire Sunday
evening last.
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Cement at Simmons.
DR. JAY. Dsntiat

One week from tomorrow is
Easter Sunday.
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Corn doctors With the usual very attraction
display Of specimens OF professional skill,
ere on their travels.
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An unsophisticated youth Of Rockville pre-.
scented his gurl on her birthday with 4 pail
Of those new-fangled metallic garters, think.
ing them to be the latest style of bracelets
and requested her to thy them on He wa,
next seen flying from the house With broom
stick in close proximity to his coat tails.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 20

COTTON-Demand good At full priees;iow
middling, 22k@22Nc.
FLOUR-Demsnd far and market firm;
family ~ IS 10 z As. ~
= WHEAT-e so to les.
CORN--4O to Ale
-1RYE--92 to 04c. @
i OATS-]0 to 45c.
BARLEY-75 to 800. y
PR0VlSIONS-Pofk;1 Is IS
LARD--99kc.
HOGS 1905 90. e
EGGS-2lc.
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A regular March wind prevailed the

A regular March wind prevailed the
frat ofthe week. On Monday the small
signs danced about on the sidewalks and
got over in front Of the wrong stores,
or else toppled over in the cutters; hats
very unceremoniously left the heads Of
the pedestrians and the uncovered locks
to the ravsges of the wind, causing The
owners to give chase-sometimes worry
long and embarrassing one for its re-.
covery-for who can chase his hat down
Main street before On attentive crowl
Of spectators. without feeling certain
degree OF embarrassment. Each step
IS you advance the matter grows worse,
because your calculations, made with
such mathematical oertainty, tina. you
are going to pick it up this time, are
spoiled BY the wind removing the ia. MAJ
thing just alittle farther. Finally it
takes big Shoot and goes sailing down
the street at flying gate. It is then
you s;raighten yourself up and with all
the dignity with which nature has en-
dowed your manly form, you slowly
walk along the course taken by tho uE-
ruly article Of apparel, affecting utter
unccncern Is to when or where the
thing will stop, ~ well As for the shouts
OF your audience on the sidewalks. I,
takes . philosopher to chase hat prop
erly and even he will get fooled some
times.
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Destructive Fire AT Jacksonville.
--~sr~- %ss
LOSS, HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.

LOUISVILLE, March 20.--The Ohio Falls
Car Works, at Jacksonville, Indiana, were
destroyed by fire this afternoon. The FIRE
was discovered about half past two O'Clock,
among the shavings in The planning mill,
which are supp 1sed to have caught from the
smoke stack, and spread to the remainder of
the works ana lur,bsr-yari in the Enclosure
all of which were consumed.
The works were the most extensive and
complete Of the Kind in the country. The
| buildings alone, covered i've acres Of ground,
besides number Of sheds and the lumber
yards. There was large, amount of first
class machinery, with large quantity Of
car material. in the buildings.
/ The works employed about seven hundred
men and did an immense business. They had
| orders at the TINA Of the confagrstion for
two hundred cars. Sixteen pa ssenger coaches
and number Of freight and other cars were
burned up.
| The works cleared last year, net profit,
| about $4,000 The loss will reach half
million, insurance abaas $500 900, mostly in
Northern companies.
| There were-66o men in the shops at the
| time, nearly oil of whom lost their tools.
| Several persons had narrow escapes from
death daring the fire. One nan is mis- sing
and it is feared that he is burned to death.
A Louisville engine was sent over, and two
Government and one city engine from Jeffer-
sorvills, but the dry weather and the high
wind rendered their efforts useless.
The company say they will commence re.
binding Immediately. ''-z
| FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The original cost of the works was $780,
600, but they have been largely extended
since. The miss ing man was found to be o.
H. Phelps; mechanic ct the works, whose
body was recovered from the ruins tonight.
Phelps went back to get his coat, and was
overcome by the smoke and heat before be
could get out. lie came from Michigan three
months ago. He leaves a wife and child.
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Go to Simmons. on Ft. Wayne
Avenue, for your Stonewnre.
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FuRNIruRE.-Ladies needing any
thing in this line should not fail to
call at the furniture rooms Of Ell
lott Hu2ou Go. North Franklin
street, when they get ready to
purchase. Their, stock which is
all Of their own manufacture, il
large aud we'll assorted and OF the
latest styles. Remember the place
&.
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LET OF LETTERS

Persons calling Tor these Letters will please
say "ADVERrISED' and give the date Of
THE lief
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Sherif's Sale.
Administrative Notice

ETTERS Of administration on the Estate
IL of William L. Brady late of the city Of
Richmond, Wayne county and State of
Indiana, deceased, have this day been
granted to the undersigned BY the Clerk Of
the Court OF Cumm,a Pleas of said county.
All persons having claims against said Es.
tate are required to file them 10 the Office
Of. said Clerk duly proved within one yer
posed to be Solvent.
SUSAN BRADY,
sb.A Administrative.
March Is, 1872.
l,3w.
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Wall paper at Nichoison's, Odd
Fellow's Building.
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The railroad bridge caught fire
on Monday last, and would have
burned up had it not been for Whist
seems to quite a number, to have
been Providential interference.
Be this as it may, two men came
passing along over the bridge just
as the wind had famed the spark
into a flame-for it is supposed
that the fire originated from a
spark from an engine-and these
two men acting with commendable
GOODNESS and elf-collectedness-
such as is rarely witnessed on
such trying moments-proved
themselves equal to the cmergen-
cy, and tho Ere was rapidly ex.
tinguished, and second distruc-
ton of the bridge was prevented
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Stoneware at Wholesale or re-.
tail .. Simmons, No. 1874 IT.
Wayne Avenue.
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1apublican nomination April Sd.
O0n't forget il. 's.sl s9s
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JOHN SIM, Treas
RICHMOND. Jan 1872.
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atis - IN - ilI4 CO. 1TFt2 .fsatfs 80 u
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
Senate.
iI- h. ALBANY, jan. IL. 1872.
IMPORTS OF coMMirTERs. r0f ID.

H ~ i.a Senate.
i iIl N.I H. ALBANY, Jan. II, 1872.
IMPORTS OF COMMITTEES. .roi Isl
The following bills were reported ITO relieve juvenile de-
unoueuts from certain dsquaGcations providing for APP
pess from decisions Of County OF the Poo
amending the act to facilitate tho construction Of the
Lake Ontario Shore Railroad; to change the name
Of the Fa.bush Industrial School and Nursery;
amending the charter Of the Poughkeepsie Bridge
company; extending the provisions Of the act
permitting municipal corporations 10 subscribe to the con-
sruction Of railroad. regulating dividends Of life
autb0rk ing the Syracuse Northern Railroad
Company 10 extend its track to change the name of the
Mutual Protection Lie Insurance Company and increase
is capital stock. ..l 49,. /. ~, 80. .-. = -.
BILLS INTRODUCED itil -At Ffi
ByMr wKisxANN-R Regulating the practice OF pharmacy
and the sale OF pofsons 10 New York city. Nv
Ny Mr. TIENAsN.To open and extend l27tb, l2sth and
l29tn streets In New York - '-'7''' VIZ
BY Mr.. PALnxRPrsscrbing that the Attorney General
shall commence sus TO the forfeiture the State OF
all property IN this State held aliens. $40
By Mr. LowERy-To establish the Tenth ward In Ulics.
BY MI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. railroad companies 70
eonsoldAte Whenever heb reads form connecuan vith
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each other by Of intervening railroad bridge
BY MI; Extending the time completing tho
Ere and New York CITY Railroad for ten years.
BY Mr MISUNDERSTANDING the officers OF savings
sss AZ. ss o'
ys ssH S r .ss sss
ss true. IN s.n % q
authorized BY the OF this to be kept
% s sss sssss
BY Mr.. wIssLow the charter of the National
Trust Company of New York. giving power to the trustees
ooSeREssIosAL ArronrIoSMnsIs;
Congressional districts under
the census OF 1870 Laid ON the table
ovERuAULrsa THE TA ana, SOCIETY AND oIrIzESS
Whereas il 1906 the Society OF Tammany or Columbian
s r and md o ea
question whether said society has not violated It's
Resolved. That be required to report within ten days
copy Of s M s snd bs s or os%
for the last four years income and resources
s me e
evss a % % sDS as
Mr. MADDEN moved to lay the resolution the table.
MI LORD moved 70 include the Citizens Association
Tho Senate then went into session. and on re-
% aSs he 00 Columbia cSee
s and purchase another The bill ssss %rsn
ported ana the Senate adjourned 1lI III -. ~
I. Assembly. a.
..H r.lr rrr .r t-. ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1874
PETITIONS
Further remonsances against allowing the Erie Railway
pass under the control British monopoly pre-
sented. ...t,. ... t... ...- .... - 49,
Several petitions presented TO amend the charter Of
the Beach Pneamaae Railway in New York, allow
the %np % Ras's on ooxnrrrr.
'p au. S's and rns
Sa n: Of s
made the special order FOR tomorrow morning Immediately
BY Mr. LouenaAN-for the better prevention of the pro-
BY Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING for the payment Of certain
claims against the city and county OF New York and
moneys advanced 70 pay claims The bill i,
made special order . or ,omorrow ,, morning.
%s 70 Il. h s9s o M S s @
that blu WIN soon be presented to the Senate covering all
asked for III these bills ILL; q ,,rronuorn
BY MT 81 the Young Mems Christian
BY Mr. JAooBs-Amending the act to widen Washington
| BY Mr. BIaRI-Amend,ng the Brooklyn Consolidation
By Mr. wHIrrEoK- Regulating the appointment Of com
ter aGcommodatlons on the Third avenue cars New York
Mr. the act creating separate road
BY Mr. RosEkepcang the act providing for the pubca-
by Mr.. NILEs-To authorize the Manhattan Company Ia
| construct railway underground In New York also
amending the act relative t. railroads held under lease
Dr the city Of s%o
Central Railroad Company 10 change the Of certain
stations In Erie county
! = TnE BROOKLYN FERRY COMPANY. 49,.
introduced calling the Brook
Ign Ferry Company the House all their receipts
durn 1870 and 1871 the number of value
| their real estate. Adopted. III lrY 81.
| QUALIFICATIONS OF EXECUTORS OF EsTATEs-nEdULA
TIONe FOR EMPANKLLING JURORS IN NEW YORK CITY.
Mr. PRINOR introduced resolutions defining the Quaica
tions of executors of estates Of deceased perons
making regulations concerning the empanenR CT jurors In
the city OF New YorK. tf = |rr : ~ ".
PAYMENT PENSIONS SOLDIERS
rlT 1872. XIII.
The Adutant General sent In his report of all the
paid the soldiers the 1872
paid under law Of 1869 $4,000 and under that 1870,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18
THR STATE CAPITAL.
Victers in the Fight Struggling
for the Spells.
WHO SHALL GOVERN NEW YGRK?
Comptroller Green Claiming Belligerent
yia Rights in the Legislature.
so 1o -.,~,~-~--~--~~~~~~~~~~-- batFs t.t
he DenOunces Van Mort, Palmer,
John Cochrane and Pinckney.
Supreme Power Demanded by the
af as @ Comptroller. a
-sl -- V. - :. 49, ' t1
He VIII Aid the Murphy Republi-
og.5 cans in New York. yf1
ssarI aar .os.,,..--.,.~,o,,o..a nsai u,
FORMATION OF A NEW RING.
-sslel Hy o-------------------- 10 cl stre
Mort, Cochrane and PinekntY to Bun the
no..aq Machine in, Future. qa -
He VIII Aid the Murphy Republi-
sy.s cans in New York. yi7
FORMATION OF A NEW RING.
Tan Mort, Cochrane and PinckneY to Bun the
rolsssg Machine in, Future. oa re-

0rosley and Hank Smith In the Game They
DON'T Understand'-The Republican Fac
lions in Fighting Array-Erie on theiDe-
fnhve-Proposed Repeal Of tho Drug.
% tgists' Lava Trust Company
misunderstanding to the
Brennan Coterie."
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down the lawn the most vigorous style OF Restic-
ulation about some matter In which he was TO all
appearances exceedingly Interested. The duet
looked painfully serious when the little page ran
to the Clerk and HANDED up the resolutions,
but the look did not last very long. In point OF
fact 1t could not have lasted long for the simple
reason that the moment the CLERK mad finished
reading the frst whereas every Senator
looked knowingly at every other one, each being
evidently very anxious to grin openly and
above board, and even to laugh aloud, but no one
being willing to give the bad example first. How.
ever, this very EFFORT on everybody's part not to
give way to his feelings was 30 apparent and SO ir.
resistibly funny TO look upon that nr
THE LAUGH HAD TO COME
despite all barriers, and, when 1t did come, II went
round the Senate chamber In q way that would
have made the most hilarious mass in the Assem-
bly, screech out Of pure, unauthorized sympathy.
Tiemann laughed the heartiest OF all once the
ice was broken, ana O'Brien got red In the
face and tried his best to dispense with
grinning broadly but the EFFORT was sickly failure.
bis rght hand hidden under his left arm, 1t was
hall suspected that he was all the time
adding to the old gentlemans hilarity, while APP
Rsreny doing ms utmost himself to appear calm
resolution and even alter he and his eliow mem.
bers had INDUCED In q second round of laughter at
the expense OF poor Tammnny, when Benedict
remarked that the Sacnems were 80 scattered
Just now that the resolutions could not pos.
elbly be served upon them as required
he showed plainly that ne believed It would not be
? laughing matter for all time to come. Lord-poor,
lonely Lordmwno Looks 30 out Of place this year
the only one, IN the absence OF Hardenbergh
on the minority side, who has the courage TO 90
for the enemy under eli circumstances,
good or bad, put an end to the general grlnning
finally, and ne did IL In very quiet wav. He
would aek 70 W made VI w resolutions, and. On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-06
Froru Neutrality-suspicious..

New YORK, Aug Ga dispatch from Mat,
amoras of the 5th, says Treviuo has signlhed
his intention of accepting amnesty offered him
on condition that the Government will remove
Garzia Ayola and become responsible for his
acts during the revolution.
Gen. Rocha has 1000 mcn in Monterey and
1000 in Saltillo.
There were uine witnesses before the Amer
can Commission in Brownsville to day. Ran
cheros are coming in to testify concerning
Mexican outrages There is rumor to-day
that an attempt will be made to trump up re-
butting testimony to shield the Mexican Gov;
ernment 1t is in evidence that cattle crossed
the river near Brownsville, stolen from Amerl-
can citizens to the number of 60, 900 and we're
valued at million dollars
Inspectors of the custom house testify that
they distinctly recognized officers OF Cortlna 5
army directing operations.
A herd of cattle to the nun Der of 4 to 1000
were hurried across the river 10 open daylight.
The cattle were driven three days without food
IN order to reach the river and | 900 persisted
in the sand.
On one occasion the thieves picketed the
road and made. passing travellers assist them
in crossing cattle over the river. A herd of
stolen cattle grazcd day within % miles of
Brownsville on the Mexican side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-06
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL, DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTl
North Carolina Election.

New York, Aug 6-The Tribune now es-
Inmates Merrimon' 5 majority fromits dispatches
which nearly cover the whole Of North Carolina
at 1911. .~.,@-
The Worlds Raleigh dispatches says the
election will be very close; that if Caldwell OBJ
tainsthe same ratio Of gain in the counties to
be heard from he will be elected by very small
vote. Ouslow county gives Merrinon gain of
400 which makes his chances more favorable.
The Herad's Raleigh dispatch says it will
take the official vote to decide. The Demo
cratic and Republican gains comein alternately,
causing excitement and suspense. Ii Caldwell
is declared elected Mcrrinlon will contest. An
estimate made by Mr.. Phillips, chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee, giving
the State to Caldwell by 1400 majority is gen.
orally descredited No confidence is to be placed
on reports of majorities on one side or the other.
Cobb, Republican, has a majority in the first
district of 900; Thomas, Republican, in the
second district, probably has 1000 majority;
Smith, Republican, in the fourth district, has
500 majority; Waddcll, Democrat, in the third
district, has 700; Leach, Democrat, in the fifth
district, 600, aud Ashe, Democrat, in the
seventh district, and Vance, Democrat, in the
eighth district, are elected by large majorities
The dispatches of Collector Young to the
Times claim the State for the Republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-06
BY Green IL Wise,

[Rcal Estate Agents and AucLoneers.
I,OM MISSIONERS' SALE OF EALDA-
" BILE Ian D-By virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Courtfor Alexandria county, pronounced
ut its November term, 1871, in the SUIT OF Cn"t-
hams executors vs. Tochnan ct al in chancery,
the undersigned, commissioners therein nantci'
wi offer for sale by public auction, ut twelve
o'clock m ), in front OF the Mansion house on
SATURDAY, the 18th duy OF August 1872,
TRACT Of LAND, containing fifty acres, Sit
uated in Alexandria county, Va, between AL
cxundria city and Washington, ID. G., being
part of the "SUMMER HILL" estate, and de-
scribcd in TIC deeds OF trust mentioned in .sched
ule A. ~" ~
Terms: SO much US mayb be neccss AIRY to pay
the costs OF suit and sale 10 De paid in cash the
residue in three equal annual instalments at one,
two and three years, respectively from the d>y
Of sale; the bonds of the purchaser, with sal!=-
factory personal security, to be givsn for the
deie red insta linens, and to bear interest from
date, and the title 10 be retained till they are NJ
paid. The cash pay ncnts to be forfeited and
the land resold at purchasers risk on future to
pay said bonds or any part Of them as tney may
respectively fall due. Stamps and conveyancns
al the cost Of the purchaser.
- - '''- G.. w. WATTLES,
~ -" S. FERGUSON BEACH,
in 2d-ts! Comnr'rs. OF Sale.
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The Geneva. Arbitration.

New YORK, Aug. 6.-The New YorkfHer,
aid $ special from Geneva on the 5th, says
AS the Arbitration progresses the probabilities
increase that the verdict will be in favor of the
United States, and that it will be in the form
of general declaration of England's RESPONSE
bility for the acts of Confederate cruisers and
the, award ola gross amount of damages of
some magnitude, thus obylatlug resort to
board OF assessors. il ;.,-..... 81. :.l.
The American counsel apparently endcavor
to secure this instead of a detached award
The Judgment Of the court therefore on each
particular ships of less consequence than it
otherwise would have been; but there is reason
to believe that the case of the Georgia is the
weakest and has been practically abandoned.
The case Of the Shenandoah is pressed closely,
aud indemnity for losses to the whaling fleet is
especially, urged, The; discussion proceeds
faster than was expected. ..s..a..
The Engsh counsel give particular emphasis
to the argument that the tribunal, under the
treaty of Washington, has no right to examine
the, conduct Of England in execution Of: NUM-
cipal law aud they maintain. that no nation is
responsible to another for its internal admins
tratlOD. ':1-t"i -sZI ...~..F at.4'....
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Local BreyilieS.

y Pullman sleeping Car was put On the a.
& f. R. r., last night.
twenty-five car loads Of cattle for the more
Northern markets arrived here to-day via the
O., A. 81 NJ. r. r. 49,. -
Miss Cunningham left Mount Vernon this
morning, and that place will hereafter be under
the control of Major Hollingsworth.
Maj Moore, candidate for Congress from
this district, will address the, citizens OF Alex
andria at the Assembly Rooms tonight.
MrJohn S. Greene has purchased from Mrs.
Chas.s "A. Alexander the half square of ground
at the corner OF st. ASaph and Madison streets,
for $780,
DR.. J. B. johnson horse fell at the corner
of King and Washington streets this evening
and broke the shafts of the buggy to which lie
was attached. - .s%Is,
Carrie, a little; daughter Of Mr. Edward
Lyles fell out Of tall chair at the house of her
father near the depot of the O., A. g. NJ. r.
R. this morning and broke her arm.
Several parties from this city crossed over to
Maryland this morning to be present at the
chicken fight announced to take place near
'Possum Hall. ,...- .. .-...
Locomotive No. 8, of the A. & Z. r. r.,
drawing stock train, got off the track on
Henry street, between Duke and Prince this
morning, but was replaced after short delay.
Mr.. w. B. Price, whose late illness at DIRK
ncy Springs was mentioned in the Gazette, re-
turned to his home last night, and his many
ing. ~ ~ -
4. Mr.. John Kidwc, who was so badly injur, d
by a railroad accident, near Fairfax station,
-. L.. "a RI ful 20
the place. of Mr.. George Odgen, watchmau at
the depot of the O., A. 4 NJ. 4. K.
A driver 90 the canal named McDonough,
formerly CT Leesburg, was kicked by mule
last night and severely injured. DIR. H. Z.
Powell rendered the necessary surgical assls-
lance.
Mr.. James Nails is erecting three houses on
Patrick street, between Wilkes aud Gibbon. Mr..
Robert Portner is erecting handsome house
on Pendleton street, between Nv ashington and
St. Asaph streets.
, J.! Mr.. Ehu Stanton, who has been indisposed
for several days past, while resting on the cor
ner oil: King and Washington streets this morn
ing, tainted, and falling on:the pavement cut
his heard badly He was Immediately carried
home and is now doing better.
"A small colored girl, named GeorgcaDna
Holmes, living near the W. & o. R r.. depot,
was attacked by large dog near that depot
this morning, and bitten Oh the arm. Some
excitement was created 10 the neighborhood IN
consequence, and the case reported at the
Mayors office. = =.
A young man named Hugh Strider, who was
knock king things to pieces in his mother house
this morning, 90. being approached byothcer
Shrakcs, struck that officer powerful blow on
the mouth, cutting his lip badly, and then ran
in2the house and barred the doors and win
dows. The officer soon got warrant for his
arrest, and, after some difficulty secured him
liz Jail.