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WRITs OF ERROR GRANTED.-Judge Chris
tiau, the resident judge of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, has awarded appeals and
writs of error in the following cases within
the last few days:
Mycrdock Us. Commonwealth. From the
Hastings Court of the city Of Richmond.
Colley's administrator Us. Sheppard's ad-
ministrator. From the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond.
Quesenberry vs Barbour. From the Cir
cult Court of the county of Culpeper.
Ednunds's assignee Us. Harper. From
the Circuit Court of Lunenburg. -.
Washington Us. Slaughter. trustee, &c.
From the Circuit Court Of King William
county,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Freedom. or the Press I'm Texas

Freedom or the Press I'm Texas. q,
GALVESTON, June SIN the United States
District Court this morning, in the case
AGAINST the proprfetors Of the Galveston
Ne,cs, the attorneys for the defendants pre-.
sented, a mosioni to quash the indictment on
the following grounds i. ,4..fs s-a -,r,s.zs
1st. The court had no jurisdiction in such
manner in contempt, and such procedure on
ffe part Of the court was contrary all Ia 4
and practice Of the, United States, - ao:I,,.3s
/ 3D. That while the proprietors of the .Np,os
claimed the, right to discuss all questions be.
fore the court in which the public was, in
terested, yes in the article referred to, on low
and higher law, no disrespect was Intended
TO the court, as intimated in the order Of ar
rest, nor any attempt made to influence the
cause then pending in court, nor. bring it
into dIsrepute. = = :.
/; Judge Morrill, decided not to hear any ar.
gument, and said be would take tie papers
under Amusement until tomorrow morning.
The question in his mind first 10 be settled
was whether the answer was sufficient to
show cause why an attachment for contempt
should not issue. IL it was, further pro-
ceediDgs would be unnecessary. ~e gu -
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I CRY MISSIONARY Association Ciis
Missionary Association, composed of mem.
bers of the Protestant Episcopal churches 10
this city and Manchester, held its annual
meeting. in the lecture.room OF ST. Paups
| church last night-Rev. Charles Minuige.
rnde. D. T., president, in the chair, and M.
1. II. Msyo secretary. ..oszE !s %"hI ElSDI
The meeting Was opened with religious
| exercises conducted by Rev. Mr.. Sans, OF
the Meade Memorial church, Manchester.
| Rev. Charles Mnnigerode, y. D., presi-
| dent, read theannua report Of the Executive
Committee, which gives an encouraging re.
view Of the operations of the. Association
during the past year, and expresses the hope
OF greater results in the future. The report
was received. - ~: ';'~s"f = s",''' ;,'-'% !
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Bailey. treasurer, next
| read bis report, from, which it appears that
the receipts of the Association during the
year have been S2,353.sI; disbursements,
s. ,301.4l; balance on hand, S52'40. The
report was referred to the usuai committee
TO examine the treasurer's accounts and re-
port 10 the Executive Committee. T. Fl Iyt
Rev. T. G. Dashiel submitted verbal re.
port from the parochiai school connected
with ST. Marks church, from which it ap-
pears that the number of scholars on the
roll is 70; average attendance, Gonzales, "a;
females, 4S. r f. tttT IA t,j :
Rev. Mr.. Sans reported that the average
attendance OF scholars at the Manchester,
parochial school was %.
There was no regular report from the
Committee on the depository, but DR.. Min.
nigerodei made brief address on this SUBJ
ject, setting forth the objects of the Deposi-
tory and Work Agency, and urging upon all
infarpStll n tho IN nrt
On motion the Chair appointed d commit
tee TO nominate officers for the ensuing year.
The committee presented the following re.
port, which was adopted-viz. !: President,
Rev. c.. Minnigerode, D. D.; Vice-President,
Rev. L. G. Dashiell (; Treasurer, Mr.. s. M. Z. Bal:
ley; Recording Secretary, MIR. p. Fl. Mayo;
Corresponding Secretary, MIR. W. c. Mayo.
Executive Committees: St: Pau's church,
Messrs. D. N. Walker and DR.. S. z. Moore !;
st. James church, w. F. Gray; Grace
Church, A. Bargamin and Don p. Halsey
st. Marks church, j. L. Williams and W.
f. Jones; Monumental church, John Tyler
and Thomas Potts; Christ church, Joseph FL.
Estes; Moore Memorial chapel, John p. Nc.
Guire; ST. Johns church, II. F. w. South
ern; POWhatan Furuace, T. T.. Jones; Bel.
videre, Adolphus Blair. and Thomas M
Rutherford. ,.a.rs.r@* .. y
Mr. Dashiel moved that the annual meet,
Ing Of the Association take place hereafter
or the second Tuesday ia November. II
The subject or aooishing the semi-annual
celebrations of the Henrico Sunday School
Union was discussed, and postponed until
the next meeting of the Henrico Sunday
School Association, which will be held next
month. @.. '.. ~ s.. ..-.. -
After religious exercises, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Kep!er, The Association adjourned
until the second Tuesday in November.
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THE BARRON AND DURKEs GOLD PREMI-
uMs-APPoIST TMENT OF COMMITTEES OF
awARn.-It will be remembered that during
the latter part Of 1874 Messrs. Barron, ,aDd
Durkee. two citizens of the North, were
visiting Richmond, and while here they In
suected the public schools. They were so
much pleaSed that they offered several pre-
miuns in gold to the most proficient pupils
in several of the public schools. The con-.
mj,,ees to make the awards have been ap-
pointed as follows: -:tss,: ., -.
To the best reader in the High-School,
So5 in gold. Committee: Rev. Moses u.
Hoge, ID. D., Judge Robert 0uid, Judge ".
w. Crnmp, Rev. John E.'Edwards, u. ~,
and Colonel Archer Anderson. The COM
p,ittee will also award the $40 gold prize to
the best reader in the first grammar grade.
TO the best reader ip the second, third,
and fourth grammar grades respectively,
$40 in gold. Committee: Messrs. Andrew
Johnston, William +. Drinkard, James ID.
DooIey, James Alfred Jones, aud General
Bradley L. JoLnssu. This committee VIII
also award the $40 special (gold) premium
to the best reader of the third grafhmai
grade in the V alley School, -. :,
TO the wIiter Of the best composilloh ~
the ,High.S5chool, $l5 in gold. Commltlse:
Rev. L. j.. Preston, ID. D., Professor cnar1es
II. .WT4stoD, Rev. Charles Il. Reao, ": ": :;
Major Robert Stiles, and DE-. Levin :. .
Joy'nes. 50 hos
song, $40 in gold. Committee Mslor u
/ liam Il. Tanner, John Tyler, Esq, fro'essol
M. 8. Turner, Mr.. John ID. HeGlosVl. an'
! Mr. Marion j. Dimmocks ssi II
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CALCULATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE SHOWING
that the ToSTISE POLICIES OF THE EQUITABLE
Lice ASSURANCE SOCIETY are very profitable as
investments. The following example exhibits the
exact condition of policy issued July 8, 1869, at
the aqe OF fthirly.seven, and the fifteen year term
Policy No. 49, O3, for $40 600; annual premium.
e2s1.70; totI amount paid In five years. *1,-
4OS.50; accumulated cash surplus, $725.33-oVer
fifty per cent Of The amount paid. -.
Ii the experience Of the future is favorable as
the above (and there Is why 1t should not
be belter this policy will be worth large amount
In cash If In force ut the end of the fifteen years or
may be converted into plid-up policy fora consd-
cradle amount over and above the orlginI ) $4,000.
For further information call on Mcssrs. PEYTON Il
ELLERsoS, 1119 Main street. general agents for the
State OF Virginia.
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MEETING OF ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERSITY
A special meeting OF the Richmond Club OF
University Alumni was held in the Circuit
Courtroom last night-the president, Colo
mel Archer Anderson. in the chair, and Mr..
A. Austin Smith secretary.
A letter from Professor 7. R. Price, OF
Randolph Macon College, giving his views
as to how the alumni can be more service
able to the University, was read.
The following members were elected to
represent the Club at the semi-centennial
celebration to take place on the 2Sth instant :
Colonel Archer Anderson, Colonel j. B.
Young, Judge j. A. Meredith, Colonel Ii. Z.
Jones, A. L. Boulware, F. W. Christian,
Charles Ellis, Rev. J. William Jones, H. T.
Wickham, and 5. II. Pulliam. --
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NEW YORK. June S.-The first race to-dly
was mile dasb. Six horses started. The
race was easily won by Madge-Speudthrift
second, Risk third, Harry Filrer fourth,
Warrior fifth, and Burgoo sixth. Time,
1:45. y3 ..E. .-.l.t - c#o Ht go. ..'...''a
The second race was for the Westchester
cup, which was won by Ballankeel, who
came ia two lengths ahead Of Reform Bo-
tany Bay third, and Shylock fourth. Time,
4:O63. ...# -
The third race, for the Maryland stakes, for
three-year old fillies, six starting, was won
by Olitipa by three lengths; Ascension Sc
cond, SpringIet third, Fine Work fourth,
Viuagrette fifth, and Matte A. last. Time.
LAO. s.... rEI s@s...i s.- -@ .---
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TIE FRASKLIS-STREET ENTERTAINMENT FOR
TIE BENEFIT OF CENTENARY CHURCH.- The
feast held by the ladies OF Centenary church
at the cprner of Sixth and Franklin streets
opened finely last night The art, gallery is
really rare treat. Some Of the very finest
paintings in the city belonging to private
families, swell as some of&'tbe finest
pieces from the studios Of Richmond
city artists, are ,onexhibition. The supper
table Is sumptuousiy supplied with every
thing to tempt the appetite. Taken altogether,
the entertainment is tasteful, attractive, and
pleasant. :" The'mnsic forms an interesting
feature of the festiviry. The: public cannot
fail to be pleased with what they will see and
hear at this festival Ihg t:Gt j" "rt@s'- 80
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SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY.-Police-Jus-
tice White yesterday morning sent on to the
grand jury of the Hastings Court for indiet-
ment Lizzie Jones and Emma Mayo (col-
ored), charged with stealing $50 from the
person of John Davis (white). The Justice
reprimanded Davis for keeping such low
company. ,......,: a.H..,su;=,. :.
gold watch Of the value Of $3.50, was aso
sent on to the grand jury. HIS wife, Louisa
Harris, charged with receiving the watch
knowing it to have been stolen, was dis
charged,
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CHANcERY GoURr OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY,.
'Thefoliowing cases were disposed OF ::-.a 80
Boghiolo us.. Hewkirk, Sc. Decree dis.
tributirg the fundand making final dispo.
sitlon OF The cause.5~41eiaf ;llR ;sgg s5gf
Govan's heirs rs.,, Goddip. Decree con,
frmfng sale Of land therein mentioned and
directing deeds to purchasers. - sE'.'.@|'f
Doyle Us. Doyle, &c. Decree distributing
the fund and making a.fnal disposition, of
the cause. - MIMI ,.,.,,-,s3 i.
Denoon, ezecutrix, ys. Deuoon, &c. De-
cree referring cause TO a commissioner for
inquiry and report. i@t.''. 80 = q .""s ~
Kings administrator cs. 'VialPs executor,
&c. Decree ratifying and confirming sale Of
property Therein mentioned. and directing
deedand deed of trust as therein set forth.
Hobson's executor Us. Hobson, sc. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner aRd
directing investment as set forth in the de-
cree. - t..,..--, -,.sy-,t.....
Harveys & Williams Us. Norris, Sc.
Opinion Of court reoommitting cause to COM
missioner to reform and restate accounts on
the principles indicated in the opinion. .....
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AUCTION SALES TAIs DAx.

w. GonDIS, 10, ,S.. farm called "Westaam," J" on 2
Inc north side Of James river Tour ana nan
+. miles west Of Richmond. ~ = -.
: cprRssx WILLIAMS lP. NJ, property on tire
east aide of Fourteenth street, on. she west s3ae
of Fifteenth street, and on The nosth side OF the
Richmond aud Dinville raitroa, ana aisor on
the Dock.
FRANK D. HTLL,.6 P. NJ, lot With brick aHeli-
ing thereon on Lester street, Rockets.
ami fraIned store on the casa side OF 81. Stephen
Street beyond Federal and Coutts. n ;2s ssga
dEe,line. houses lone brick and Two framtal on
4 rho south Side Of Leigh between Gilmer and 6ra.
hsm streets.
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scRoFULoUs HUMoR BURSTING THROUGH
THE SKIN On ALL PARTS OF THE BODY. {.
A HOPELESS SUFFERER CURED By
IL. al9.t'tin. ayEsET1NE.' i.'o s3at'1f.

-, 49, ~ -, ~ 'i .sE' - - - 's'@- " :
Dear rsir,~Thinkipgt that a 1statement OF my case
NAV meet tls eye OF sOme one suffering from II
scrofula, beg you to publish the following, which
cheerfuly furnish of my own free wi I'LL: 5O1 %
have been afflicted with scrofulous hnmor FROM
nix years old the disease made Its appearance on I
my head, and IT, was deemed advisable TO have the
hair shaved, but they we're Obliged TO cutiih on
with embroidery scissors, rs my head was so sore
could not have IL shaved. .After We had 5uos
ceefed In healing the sores on the outside, they
There have been times when the surface ofImy c
hands was all raw from the efrcl OF this humor. !
and no nen can describe the great suffering j have
+ bout three years ago small kernels made their
appearances on the cords OF my neck, several OF
which grew Into quite large tuD,Ors, and nothing
which we could use would remove them. MY
II seemed ready 10 burst through the skin al oil
parts Of my booy, aud was In terribly weak ana
feeble condition. The tumoTS on my neck had
grown to such size rs to di. figure me badly-I
When In this hopeless conditioa was advised BY
friend TO Try the VEGETtNE. and ut once com.
time the tulnors commenced dlscharaing, and do
not think oyerestimate the, quantity from each
tumor when say that a good-sze teacupfut OF
corruption r, ont; afoer which they commenced
to heal up and disappear, and now nv peck Is aS
smooth and free from punches rs any laoys.
believe the VEGETINE has entirely cleansed
every faint OF scrofula from my system, anu de-
sire to have this statement published, so that other
sufferers NAV find relief, they surely Will do "
they try the YEGETINE.
1t wlil afford me pleasure to give any further In.
formation relative to my case t9 all VINO VIII call
or address me. -. ALICE SHlkEEf,
Eouember IL, 1874. Noank' Conn. u
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UNSOLICITED EVIDENCE.

SPRINGFIELD, ME-, May II, 1672.
Mr. n r. Stepens: : Dear Sir.-My daughter ha9
been out OF health for about two years, tAbons D.
year ago she had tunor come on her side which
was very painful. s, -! ,ir.a - ~ r.-.,f
sent 10 Bangor and got Two bottles. She Is now
taking the second bottle: her health Is much Inn
came Every one In this vicinity knows what
VEG ETINE has done for my daughter, and take
every opportunity 10 recomme-d II 10 those VINO
are NOT aware OF Its great value. Very respect
fully, MRS. SUSAN Z. hANOALL.
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ELECTION OF SuNDAY-SCHooL OFFIoERs.-At
the last regular monthly meeting Of Broad
Street Methodist Sunday School Society the
following officers were unanimously elected
for the ensuing year: C. G. Griswold. presi-
DENT: J. P. Heath, president, S. Ed.
ward Rites. assistant Superintendent; S. T.
Beach, secretary William j. Riddick, as
sistant secretary; J. G.. Downward, libra.
rinn William Holt Richardson, Jr., first
assistant librarian; T. Frank Bates, second
assistant librarian; w. Fletcher Richardson,
treasurer; and j. 2. Heath, William K.
Ppgh. William Holt Richardson, and -
Thornton, visiting committee. Mr.. h. E.
parham had been previously appointed
superintendent by the quarterly conferences.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
- ---| ~----- W ECK tUuITp---|
=" June z, Jnne4 4, Nav g. June 5,
1873. 1874. 1875. 1875.
.IJ ". c. ". G. ". G. w e.
Total deaths. ..23 lS 12 IL ~ Is 12
Sill. .hnrn -. @

Stll-brths, colored. Whole number of
deaths. for the month Of May, 113 al white,
.6G cplored.
Mean temperature for the week ending
May 29th, 1928; mean temperature for the
week ending June 5,h, 74.3O.
Estimated population of the city, 5000
white, $4,000; colored, $4,000. Rate of nor.
tality Of whole populltioD was 2l.66 per l ,OOe
per annum rate of mortality Of white popu-
latIon was 2l.GG per 1000 per annum; rate
of mortality OF colored population vas 21.54
per 1000 per annum.
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& jMoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, June 5, 1875, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office of the Board
Of Health Cause Of Death: Brights disease.
2; icholera.intantum, L; consumption,
e white, 2 colored); darrhGa (acutel q;
dysentery (chronic), /; epilepsy, 3; gastro-
enteritis, 1; heart disease, i; inanition, l !;
marasmus, /; meningitis, L; old age, 9;
pneumonia. q; softening of brain, L; teeth
ing, 3; unknown, g; worms, l. Whole
number Of deaths in the city, 27. Ser !:
Males, II; females, 10. Color White males,
Z; white females, 8. Coored males, 10; CO..
lored females, e. Age: One month to six, 2
white, 8 coored-lotaI, 5; six months to
twelve, white, 2 colored total, 8 one
year to three, 2 white, colored-tolaI, 6 !;
ten years, to twenty, 2 white, l ,colored-
total. 8; twenty years to thirty, l white;
colored-total, 3; thirty years to forty,
white; forty years to fifty, white; sixty
years to seventy, 2 wbite;, seventy years to
eighty, white; eighty years to ninety, 1
white. Condition !: Single, 8 white, IL color
ed total, 20; married, white, colored-
total, 4; widows, white. ,Natipiy :. >Uuited
States, %; Ireland, l; Scotland. l. LOCAL.
ty: Marshall Ward, 8; Jefferson Ward, 4 !;
Madison Ward, /; Monroe Ward, 8; Clay
Ward, s; Jackson Ward, 6; almshouse, 1 +;
pententiary, !, By,rjtonl Certified: Reeu-
lar practitioners, %; irregular practitioners,
l.; Coroner, l; Board of Health. 8.
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M t.tit. -
weather RenOrt.

a WAsuISGroN, June s.-For the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, stationary or lower
barometer, northeast to southeast winds,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, and. occa-
sional rain near the eastern Gulf eand South
Atlantic coasts. -, e.
For the Middle and Eastern States, station
|ary pressnre, northeast to southeast winds,
|slighty warmer, partly cloudy weather ,and
occasional rain near the !! Middle Atlantic
coast. p, .:..... ..s.., .,~.,,.f.;- .-,j
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Celebration OF a Centenarian Clergy
mans Birthday.

New York, Jane S.-Tbe one.hundredth
birthday Of Father Henry Boehm, of the
Newark Methodist Episcopal Cor ference,
and the sixty.serenth of bis ministry, was
celebrated 10 day in Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal church, Jersey City. The church was
crowded, including many ministers. The
venerable father arrived some time after the
compencement Of the services, and remained
until the close. Addresses were made by
Bishop Simpson and others.
Father Boehm is saidto be the oldest miu-
lister in the United States. He was born In
Lancaster county, Pa. .e...r...3 f:,4rs,r,r@ry
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THE aLoST ART" RECOVERED.

Galen, the .most celebrated physician, aourished
10 the second century. His theory was that roots
Snd herbs, properly compounded. are Natures
remedy. His cures we're SO marvellous that he was
accused of magic His mighty skill and success
silenced bis enemies and his opinions held sway tn
the medical world for urles until the art OF COM
pounding vegetable remedies was gradually lost In
the thIckening gloom Of the middle ages, and poll
sonous mineral mixtures took Its place. But thas
clouds are breaking In our day, and the almost &
magical virtues or vEGErINE. joyfully attessed By
Thousands, stump It as true Galenicals compounds,
and asa blood-ptriser and health-rsstrer probably
has bad equal since the days OF Galen himself.
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MASONIC ELEcrIoN-At the last sta:ed
conyocation of Henrico Union Lodge, No.
1870, Free and Accepted Masops, held at their
hall, on Twenty. fifth street, the following
officers were duly elected for the ensuing
twelve months Robert E. Richardson, wor-
shipful master; Oscar R. Kelley, senior war
den William S. Murray, Junior warden; D.
G. c. richardson, treasnrer;. William Wilson,
secretary; w. NJ. Williams, senior deacon )
J. j. English, Jr., junior deacon Reys. Leroy
nj. Lee. d. D., b. f. Woodward, d. q.
Cheatham, j. Il. Wallace, ehaplains; Thomas
Angel. steward and tiler. 't'
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Desperate Struggle with q Burglar.

New YoRE, June S.-Early tbis morning
burglars entered the house Of Aaron Shute,
in Brooklyn. Shute beard one OF them in
his room and seized him. While he had the
burglar down the latter fired twice, both
balls going through Shute's neck and one
touching bis brain. The burglar escaped.
Mr. Shute will die. The room shows every
evidence of desperate struggle.
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GAUZE MEnINo UNDERsnIRTs.-Fer the largest
stock OF underwear and gentlemen S. furnishing
goods In the city Gallon e. b. SPEECESs SON, Mer-
chant Tailors 500 Main street. where sou can find
all the new designs In English wDrs di unatings and
to order in tha htesi and best siys at low prices.
If you want nice ciGahIng and furnishing goods call
on Z. B. Srs4GE& Son and examine hheir stock.
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EVERY ONE SPEAKS FAvoRABLY.

FAST MARsIFIELD, MASS, August 81, 1870.
M iterenS: Dear Sir,-I have been troubled
with canker from childhood, causing my mouth TO
be SO sore ut times that was unable to caI having
taken many preparations, but with no :ct until K
/ Iyied YOUR VEGErfNE. After taking Il few doses
found 1t relieved the faintness at the stomach that
always accom- DauIes canker humOr, and by the :
time had taken the third bottle my mourn was en-
tireIy cured Have not peen troubled with II since
that time, which Is eight months ago ! nave re.
every one speIks fiyur4bly Of Its good effect. q
w. - Yours truly P.S. SHERMAN.
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New! ARMoRIEs.-The Richmond Gray 8
have rented a large room over the Merchants
National Bank and fitted itup as temporary
armory.:.1 l. ~ y:".~tn ,.f"i'...1~'i = -
- Company F have rented haR on the south
side OF Main street between Seventh and
Eighth streets, and are fitting it up neatly for
drill and business meetings Of the company.
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- F1SEp.-The following parties were tined
by the Police Justice yesterday !: Bette
johnson, S. for being drunk and disorderly
rcommitted for ninety days in default of pay
menll; Robert RandplI, sl5 fss interfering
with and assaulting Policeman Finnegan !;
Lewis Bland, $40 for resisting and striking
Policeman Finnegan; ThoEeas Samuels and
Joseph F. Taylor (whitesl. s. each for fight
ingin the streets; r. w. Field. 81 for drunk
eaness; J. j. Killam (~hitel, $3.50. for st1ik.
ing Richard Taylor tcotored).
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Satal ARRAY in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, June S-A difficulty oe'.
Cured yesterday at Berzeia, Columbia
county. betweed Ras Se,e and Claude Lett
ner. E,ows passed and the parties. seps-
rated. Beale renewed the fight this mora
ing by firing JpistoLat Leitner, VINO hred Q
load of buckshot into the breast OF the fef-
mer, hNing him instantly.
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= ANIMAL MEETING OF THE MERCHANTS AND
MECHANICS INSURANCE CoMPANY.--At she ar
nual meeting of the Merchants and Mecha-
mics Insurance Company, held evening be-
fore last, the President (Air. A. I. Stokesl
read his report, from which it is aseertashea
that the company is in prosperous eondI-
ton. The present oflieers-yiz'; A. 4.
Stokes, president; j. B. Moore, secretary !;
and, j. B. W ilson, assistants secre!ary-"efe
continual - n / I = .-'it