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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

ONE OF the good stories in General
,s:IerIuau's new book illustrates the lax
notions Of discipline that prevailed after
II,- first Bull Run. An office in Sher-
mans brigade cOOIIy told the latter he
was going hCme, a. his term OF service
had expired. although he had not been
mustered out. rOld Tecumseh" replied
that il he undertook to leave, he, Sher-
man. would .'shoOt him on the spot"
Sherman has way Of looking as though
li- meant busints -, "and the officer did
not start. but the same day Mr.. Lincoln
visited the brigade. The rest Of the
story we give in Shernan's words: In
the crowd / saw the officer with whom
/ had the passage at reveille that morn
ing. Ills face was pale, and his lips CON-
dressed. fOresaw a scene, but sat on
the front seat Of the carriage as quiet az
a lamb. This officer forced his way
through the crowd TO the carriage, and
said. Mr.. President, have a cause Of
grievance. This morning went to speak
to Colonel Sherman, and he threatened
to shoot me. Mr.. Lincoln, who was still
standing. said, Threatened to shoot
youf" - Yes, sir, lac Threatened to shoot
me" Mr.. Lincoln looking at him, and
then at me, and STOPPING his tall, spare
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EOticP.
Ia Dirmoe ana ! Alimouy

Ia DirOTce ana 4 At8iOHy.
IIvIIIIAM HUFFMASTER, whose place q.
w residence Is 10 his vile, Rachel J. Hun
mas er unkn"wn, will take Rotlce that faid
karhe. !. Hufim3ster. ON the 50 dsN OF MAY.
u 1870 died her pstiI ion In the Cffice OF fi't.
cifrh OF the Court OF Common Pleas. Will la
ass-d Tor tt.- said county OF u Iaeoci. AID Sia
of Ohio, charging the sAiu William Hufimasi'
with wtllful absence. gross neglect ol duty and
extreme cruelty, and asking that she may bs.
divorced from said William HuffmasIer, and
ash ing, also, for alimony against him.
W hich petition will stand for hearing at The
October term OF said Court. A. ID. lS75.
may li,-5W RACHEL J. HUFFMASTER.
By W. MUEGEN, her Atty
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

This column will be employed as an
advertising medium for tLe Hancock
Savings Bank, and while we advertise
we will endeavor to instruct the young
folks and Thereby make happy the older
people Very respectfully,
II. p. GAGE,
PreaIchf If HaAcock .Sicings Bdnk.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21
MccoHNELSvILLE oRpiNAaCE.

No one thing should 20 condemn the
late Democratic Legislature OF Ohio in
the eyes of the people, as the repeal, du-
ring the closing hours of its session, Of
that part Of the municipal code auilior-
izing the McCOnnel-vilIe ordinance in
towns and villages. The liquor trIf-
fiickers have stepped brazeUly t. the
front since this last barrier to the free
sale of liquor has been removed, and the
work of destruction goes frightfully on
On every hand comes evidence of the
rapid increase of crime from this cause
From our exchanges we CLEAN evidences
Of it every day, and in our own town no
sooner was the law repealed than some
who had ceased the sale of beer during
the crusade, again resumed the traffic.
Every day do We see evidence of the
growing increase in our midst of crime
and drunkenness, one or two lives hav-
ing recently been lost that were traceable
directly to the use of liquCr. The Belle
fontaine papers attest the fearful cOndi-
tion of society in that town since the
repeal of the law, and claim that the re
sponsibiity rests alone with the party
that has left it without that protection
the public demands. In Findlay, last
week, one man stabbed another, iniiict-
ing Il fatal wound, while under the in
flupnce of liquor In Tifiin the brillian-
cy of the saloons entice the unwary
youth with their glitter and tinsei, their
music and gorgeous fittings. \ Column
bus paper says that at Athens and Steu-
benN lille drunkenness is fearfully on the
increase. So from all portions of the
State come testimonials of how this
great outrage-the repeal of the law au-
this ordinance and the amend
ment of the Adair laws affecting So
ciety and our people. IL is TO be hoped
that the people of the State will have
their eyes sufficiently opened at this al
lance between the liquor interest and
the Democratic party, TO give it an EN-
phatic condemnation at the ballOt-bOx
in October. The responsibility rests
upon every voter ana it becomes him to
see that such dreadful state of affairs
ceases to exist under the next coming
administration, ,-KeRtOn Republican.
Thanks IRON the Depths Of the
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

THE CHRoNO BUsISEss-O Our impress
sion was that only those who subscribed
for papers received ehrOmOs; but we are
Just informed that an enteTprising young
Clergyman, in the West. is presenting the
indueement Of q seyehty-five cent
chrome, neatly framed, ITO every couple
coming to him to be married. Pen and
PlOtC.
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wu. VI. DETwILEM, N. D..

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon
III Main 81 Two Doors North oI hubers
Drug Store. Flndlay, Ohio.
ONCE Hours-frOm 10 "a a. NJ, IL A. NJ. 70
sM $40 gP NJ May 10 1911
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n.CLINEASO a SONk.

x1TaoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w In tirpcsreis, Flour, Fish anda Genera
variety IN the Grocery and Provision line
SiGDd Prices paid for Butter, Eggs, and Coun-
nrst door nOI th of Colt House Block. Findlay
Ohio. April Is. '70-f'.'
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

I,ARLiNs & CO., BANKERS. Banking
II HaIS- In Rawson's Block, No. 81, Main
: reel FfnJiay, Ohio. Banking Hours from 8
L. u O'Clock ~, and from % O'Clock, p. NJ
\ eneral banking business done. Intereston
5 Bs.cia deposits
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

Maine Savings Banks have deposits
amounting 10 over thirty ORe NittSons or
dollars, a gain of 81 ,495, I39. 50 last year.
The increase Of depositOrs for the same
period is 5, 40l the whole number is &c.
799; the average 10 each depOsitOr is $500
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

IESERAi. 1. PRODUCE NJ MEIICHANTS, Deal
U sfS fn Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, sseeis,
Dried Fruits. BeeSwaX. Psslts, n idas and Gf,un-
iTyPra.inrs - al descriptions
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

ITisa good and safe rule to soiourn
in every place as if you meant to sPend
vour life there, never omitting an oP-
portunity Of doing kindness, or SPEAK
ing a true word, or making friend
seeds thus sown by the wayside often
bring forth abundant harvest.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

~ the ships come across the seas from
foreign Lands, bearing their rich freight
age Of silks and spices and precious
things, 50 do the days come to us--ves-
sells from heavens ports, full Of the rich
est and rarest blessings and treasures
from the heavenly lands.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

AVOID the too prevalent and fatal er.
ror ot waiting until you have something
worth while-s something respeetable-A
beginning Is good point achieved.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21
ISAAC DAVIS. HENRY B GREEN
DAVIS a GREEN

yITHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
In Flour, saIi, Fish, Wooden and willow Ware
Ifc &c Corner of MaiE and Sandusky Streets.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21


WHY DOES NOT SCIENCE FIND OUT
GODl- See, then, why science does not
discover God. Because it is working
with great instruments-wi physical
analysis and metaphysical speculation,
instead Of which the moral nature in ex-
ercise. 10 is like hunting for love with
microscope; like sweeping up music
with a broom. The AlpenstOck is well
to climb the glacier with, but to measure
the MatterhOrn the scientist needs the
barometer, and to sweep the horizon he
needs the telescope; and, 50, no matter
how high he may climb in his search for
God, he needs at the summit the lenses
Of faith and love. Suppose l am told
that Naples is not, but my memory Of
the vision of beauty none other than q
dream; that Venice, lying anchored at
Eer lagoOns, and Mont Blanc, raising
its dome as if it were the Great White
Throne itself, are not; shall disJ-iieye
what my own eyes have seen! So men
who have not been able to lind God tell
me that there is no God. Bat put over
against the negative that is in them the
positive that is in me; the revelation
which this soal of mine, illUmed by the
Spirit Of God, has had Of Eim; and !
stand invincible in my faith upon him.
You may reason the blue out OF the
heaven that is above US; you may un-
twist the strands of the ray Of light as
it comes to us from above, and prove it
to be but darkness; you may dispute
that there is any air to breathe, but not
until then may you wrest from me the
knowledge that has been vouchsafed me
Of this God Of love anI truth Against
this knowledge the shaft Of argument
cannot prevail, but falls shattered like
the lance before the unyieIding bronze.
Rec. Dir. StOTTS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

HELP the children TO save; it teaches
them lessons they can learn in no other
way.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

REASONS FOR BEING HOLT--A man
who has been redeemed should be pure
He who is an heir Of life should be- holy
He who is attended by celestial beings,
end who is sOon-we know not no"
soon-to be translated to heaven, should
be holy. Are angels my attendants: =:
Then should walk worthy OF my com
panionship. Am I 20 soon to go and
dwell with angels Then l should be
pure. Are these feet 50 soon 70 tread
the courts Of heaven, l. this tongue 50
soon TO unite with heavenly beings IL
praising God, Are these very eyes oi
mine 30 soon to look on the throne oi
eternal glory, and on the aseended Re
deemer. Then these feet, and eyes, and
lips should be pure and holy, and
should be dead to the world, and live
Tor heavru- --AHJeTt B0THes.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

. TrokNEY YAEDCoUNsELLoR AT Law
A and Notary Public. Will attend prompt
vfo All busin-ss entrusted TO his care Pa p
tIcuIaT attention given 10 COllectlonA, fsFI-
fioniny of Iants aud business In ProbaI
Court ,,..,.,.Y t,.cL
nearly ouposile the Court House. May Z.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21
HAIIAKD q. W. GALLOWAY
BAlitRB a GALLOWAY,
nHYsItTAN5 AND SURGEONS.

DFFICE-In Ewins's Block, over KUN
raun-s Hard ware Store, West side al MAIN
r4tIs.-I, Fiudlay, Ohio.
Austigt lS7g-lf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21
n eds al BettOm Prices.
]. F. HISSONG,
BENTON RIDGE. OHIO.

4 receiving New stock of Goods consisting
1 OF Dry oofsns Dress Goods and Notions La
dIes' anc Gents bats. Boots Shoes and Cloth
iI 9. Hardware. @ oceries and OuernsUarp slI
OF ich vi u be sold at BoTron PRICF-
a"f 70 " j. +. HISSONG.
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T. m CUILCOrE, M.D..

nHY-IcIAN aud Surgeon, Van Bnren.
W., attend promptly To all proiesslohhl
calls ON =. hours from 10 y A. NJ. and from
toaP Feb. d. 7I-i.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

fAPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
tisi over tir-eu, ID Wis, & Co.'S. All opera
tfOus pertainius 10 the profession, caTeluliy
aud skillfnIly performed. Residence, NO zS,
West Hardin Street
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21
JEFFERSONIAN
Steam Printing Office

rNHOSE who recognize the magic power Ot
Il printers ink. and all uccesSfui business
men dO,l are Informed that we have rented
our office, which = now furnished with the Ia
test and most beaUtlfnl sty les OF type, Taylor
Mammoth Drum Cylinder, NOnparetl Half
Nedi um and Gordon --latest improvedl Presses,
run by steam. under the supervisi on OF Al eN-
PeIlencrd and careful foreman, and Together
N4tll our low rents added 10 tge fact thai we
t''e Steaul power, gives Us great advantage
over city offices. call yud examine our WORK.
Fine Job Work a Specjalty.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

RELIGION is not confined to Devotion
al exercises, but rather consists IN doing
ali We are called and qualified to do.
with single eye 10 Gods glory and VIII
from a grateful sense Of his mercy 10 u.
This i the alchemy which turns every
thing into gold, and stamps value upon
common actions.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21

T-ToRSEY AND COUNsELLOR At
n Law. FtndIay, ohio. nincs In Head-
quarters BUILDING, SOTtii-'-aslot SouTl nOuse
WIil attend pIo.nptly To all business entrnsl-
=, a., f,sscarc ApTii 20. 1872.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21
Dignity of True Christians.

One of the best evidences Of genuine
conversion is Christian obedience The
Psalmist exclaimed, ooh. that my ways
were directed to keep Thy statutes,'
The first inquiry of Paul after his con
version was, ''Lord, what wilt thou have
me to do.' and years afterward we hear
him saying, Il delight in the law of the
Lord after the inner man
Such obedience Christ owns and ap-
preciates. He even puts a higher esti-
mate on such obedient ones than on his
kindred according to the tiesh;' for we
are told (Matt viii. HIP that on a GER
tain occasion, when encompassed by
crowd of persons, he was informed his
mother and brethren were present and
desired to speak with him, he replied,
''My mother and brethren are those
which hear the word of God and do it. -
We can not doubt that Christ cherished
ardent affection for her who bore him,
for while hanging in agony on the cross
he commended her with his expiring
breath to the care of his beloved disciple
John; nor have we any reason for sup
posing he had not Il suitable regard for
all his relations, and yet acknowledging
and affirming he had higher afiinities
and relationships than those of an earth
ly nature, we find the relation which
those who obeyed him sustained to him
were even closes and nObler than that
of brethren or mother. We may ae-
cordingly learn there is union to Christ
in spirit, which is more intimate and sa-
cred than union to him in the flesh; that
there is Il dignity in faith and service
SURPRISING even that of affinity and con
sanguinity, and that we can attain this
exalted dignity by being 'dOers OF the
word, doing the will of Christ in sin
oa-iftr tr,th
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.fiHdlar DHsiqess uirfrf0rp.
l. 81. FALMEK
g. Is. hEAKBsLEE,

a L,ndIax .,t,Io ,.ffice over Psi-fson's
efsre Ft.rsI. g. ..cOl.d dOor. Upst irS.
H i,-'B ~ - a.
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uENRY RRDMN,


A TFORNEN at Law. OniceUp Stalrs. tlIsi
"A Door south OF Court House, FlDdlay. q
Nov q INA II
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OFFICE, 81 Main NtIeet. over Lem McMAh
J ness GroceTy Store, Findlay, ohio.
March T. 1875. a..
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4 TsTOkSEh Al LAW and Claim agent
a Viii p:acllce law IN state AsId J-S- t"uft
sui attend promptly to business intIusieo 70
.,is care A. justice Of the Peace Wili aItsnd
ot'ouveyancing and tax ing depOsilots; OLbrS
-Eso.n 30 MelodeOn Building, Findlay. o.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-05-21
-riuciGua'I Co. Cleveland HeraIe.r
JUICE T.EI.
q Past Record, and E5is Pressn. Position
ks Views on the SchooI Question

Tli- E:"suinence that las recently Jern
given the name Of Judge Taft IN cunuec
ton with the Republican nomination for
Governor OF Ohio, will render SOM. ne
count Ol the man, and some statement
Of his views on questions likely to enter
the next canvass, of interest to the read
er, of the HeTGld Well as judge Taft
is known in Hamilton county, lofty as is
his reputation ia the south eastern part
of the State, and especially in Cincin-
natl, high as Is his standing among the
lawyers of the State, he has not been
prominent in Ohio politics, and lis name
Is, therefore, less familiar to the mass Of
the voting population than those of
many others who are inferior to him in
ability, and in no respect more devoted
to the maintenance 0f Republican prin-
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BURRET,

A TTDKNEY AT LAW
Once over W f.. Davis q Co.'S store, Main
street. FIDdlay. Ohio. lapI- H. 81
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o.. n. DUNS,


A TfoRNEI AT LAW.
Office n tue New Bank Building, "esi sid'
Main street, No 90.
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six Mouths. ....--.-..----.--..- -.--.-----l -
Three AOntl-.-------- --. ---.----s- -------' -
.fTHdL4r gnsigess 1irfrforp.
,. ~. PALMER,
TroKNEY ASD coUNsELl.ok At Law.
A Flndlay, "nio. %flee over rsi~ir"h -
store r. i'''' - '''' ''''''' I.5 is'7, u
g. a. BEAKBsLEE,
. TTok&kh Al LAW and Claim agent
n Viii p:AcIIcs law N state s5id C-f1- t"uit
<ni attend promptly 10 bushes ihli I III. T,a3
tot,ouveyAncingan md tax ing dePOsiLons: OLboe
-R0om 10 MelodeOn Building, Findlay. o.
E.T. DUNS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OGice In tue New Bank Building, "esi side
Main street, No 80.
N'v. Z2-tL
In. JOHNSTON.
T-roPSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
y Law f'hdIays ohl" ..ii,s ~ ,nnr, House
WIiI attend DTo.nptly To all business nLIus'-
81 g., i,is care April 70. lsIz.
JAMES A. BOPE,
A TTDKNEY AT LAW
Once over W T.. Davis q Co.'S store, Main
street. FIBdlay. Ohio iapr- H. -.
JACOB y. BURKET.
TyrokSEY YAEDCOUNsELl1OR Ar Law
and Notary Public. Will attend prompt
vfo All business entrusted TO his care fai-
tIcular attention given 70 COLLECTIONS 49, -,
tIOnIng OF lands, and business III ri"'"'
0rFit,E on Main street In KOssnauu sBi1ck
nearly opposite the Court House. May Z.
HENRY BRDNN,
A TFoRNEf at Law. OniceUp Stairs, tlrsi
"A Door South Of Court House, flDdlAy. y
Nov. q. 1874 II
q. b.. RIHL.
fNPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
J tisi over tir-eu, ID viz, Co.'S. All opera
tions o+rtaintf.e 10 the profession, carefully
aud sklllmlly performed. Residence, no z'i
West Hardin Street
Ell. CHILCOTE, W. ID.
nHY5ICIAN aud Surgeon, Van Buren,. %
W. attend promptly To all proiehslnhhi
calls ON y hours from 10 A. NJ. and from |
ItogP Al Feb. d. 7i-i.
l. A.. KIMMEI., NJ. d.
OFFICE 81 Main street over Lem. McMan |
ness GroceTy Store, Findlay. ohio
March Il, is75. u.
K.,LAKp CIV. GALLOWAY
BALLtRB a GALLOWAY.
DHYsItTAS- AND SURGEONs.
OFFICE-In Ewins's Block, over Ruth
raalTs Hardware Store, West side of Main
stIt+I, Fiudlay, Ohio.
M
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Fine Job Work a Specially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-23
LOCAL BkEtlTRES.

The printers on the Washington Chronicle
having struck yesterday, Mr. A. J. Wedder,
burn, of this city, with two boys from his :. Of
flee and three from Polklnhorn's job ONCE
went to the relief Of the proprietors, and sue
ceeded in getting the paper out this morning.
One Of the large plate glass window pane,s in
the show window of Mr.. CreightoIn..s drug
store on King street, was broken this after.
noon by youngster who made 1t the target al
which to throw stoues. Fortunately 1t Was IN
sured for $3.50.
The Grand Council of the Red Men OF the
State met 10 Petersburg on "Wednesday
Hugh Latham, esq , Of this city, Is present as
u delegate.
The weather to-day, thoug h still COOL was
nothing like as cold as it has been Tor me past
week, and hopes are now entertained that WIN
ter will linger no longer.
The mission services now in progress at St.
Mary's Church continue to attract large COD
gregatioDs every night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Guikwar of BarOda.

CALCUTTA, April %. Lord Nortbbrook, VI
ceroy OF Iudia, has issued proclamation depos-
ing the Guikwar of Baroda declaring him and
his issue precluded from all the rights apper,,
taiug to the sovereignty Of the country and
compelling the Guikwar and his femily to Sc
Iect place for their internment 10 British ln-
dia The Viceroy says this measure is based
independently of the recent trial of Gulkwar
upon his notorious misconduct, gross mls-goV-
ernment aud iocapacity. Furthermore the res
toratiou of Guikwar would be detrimental to
the interest of Baroda The Viceroy will Sc
lect member Of the Guikwar's family to reign.
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The TicI,bOrne Case.

LONDON, April 23.-The motion OF DR.. Ke-
nealy impugning the verdict of the jury IN the
Tichborne trial is to be taken up this afternoon
in the House of Comm ons. 4 large crowd is as
seubled about the Parliament House. and it
is fast increasing. Trouble is appre hendcd
aud hundreds OF extra policemen have been
stationed around the building DIR. kenealy
arrived at the Parliament House at p. IN. His
appearance was greeted with great cheers from
the throug on the streets.
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Death Nf(Ol. YergCr.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Col. i. NJ. Yergcr,
formerly OF Mississippi, but for several years
past resident of this city, died very suddenly
last light. AT one tine his name was proml-
nent before the public 10 connection with the
killing Of COL Crane at Jackson, Miss, for
which he was tried by military commission.
The deceased was in apparently good health up
to one clock yesterday evening. For several
years since residing in Baltimore he was pro-
prietor and editor of the Evening Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-23
Sentence.

New YoaK, April 23.-In the Hudson
County Court of New Jersey, Frederick klen-
men, convicted recently for stealing funds from
the Hoboken Savings Bank while cashier, was
brought I'D for seutcucc. Previous to the sen
tence he was arragned on eleven indictments
for forgery on the bank, to which he pleaded
non yult. Judge Hoffman then sentenced him
to various terms Of imprisonment, making IN
all ten years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-23

Police REPORT Affairs at police head
quarters are unusually quiet, nothing having
occurred there since yesterdays report, and
the policemen basklug 10 the sunshine on their
respective beats are quietly enjoying their
ease with dignity.
Six weared souls, whom i'll luck held in her
cruel grasp, found rest and shelter from the
chilling breczes last night at the station house.
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u. NJ. G. A.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 23.-The State
Convention of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION of Alabama, met here last night, II.
l.. Mckee of Salma, presiding. Alarger delega-
ton is in attendance than at any previous meet
Ing, and much interest is manifested Y A.
Hall and L. X. Cree, Of Washington, D. c.,
are present represontiug the Executive Com.
mittoe of tie United States aud British
America
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-23

PERSONAL. MIR. Johu h. Brent, of this
city, while sitting 10 the Court house at War.
reutou, yesterday, was suddenly taken With a
oougestive chill which caused him 10 fall from
his seat to the floor. He was at once removed
to the residence of his nephew, Gen. Huutou,
and private telegram from there this morn
ing stated that his condition had improved.
DR.. Lewis left here this morning to attend him.